* ,TODAY: CREDIT1FOR THE COMMUNITY * NAMIBIA, BOTSWANA TO JOIN HANDS IN,SUGAR· PROJECT ~ . ,

59c (GST Inc.) Wednesday August 7. Good news for South Naute Dam project to get underway THE south received the first good news it has had for a STAFF REPORTER A FAMILIAR IN THE SOUTH. Agriculture Minister Hanekom said long time yesterday when Minister of Agriculture Gert yesterday a newproject planned by tI,e Government around the Naute Dam would Hanekoni officially announced the launching of the Naute Dam Irrigation project. the agricultural project and it boost agricultural development in the region and contribute to job creation and food was foreseen that this area would security. At a . press conference, said. be a future growth point for the Hanekom said the Government The dam has 9 ~ millioo cubic southern region. had launched an intensive metres of water available for Hanekom said the aim of the project to develop !he area which irrigation, which could be used project was the optimal utili­ can be inigated from the Naute . on the 1 000 hectares of land sation of the latent agricultural Govt sends team Dam. available for irrigation in the potential at the Naute Dam. According to Hanekom, the area. . The project would be a Naute Dam had been completed Hanekom pointed out that­ commercial project operated in 1972, butfor 19 years its full road and rail access routes, as a joint venture between potential had rint been real­ power ~pp ly, and airport fa­ Government and private sec­ to look into ised. cilities iu the project area are tor investors, producing high Previous governments had _ well developed. value crops for export purposes, not taken up the challenge to The climate in the area was food security, value adding and utilize the water resources for ideal for date cultivation and job creation. . agricultural production. certain cash crops such as table The minister said the Naute Caprivi tensions "The Government of inde­ grapes, sweet melons, maize, Dam project could be consid­ pendent Namibia has, however, barley, wheat, cotton, lucerne ered as a pilot project for pos­ taken up this challenge and an and certain vegetables. sible further large-scale irri­ Mafwe and DTA acting presi­ A TOP-LEVEL Govern­ action has been There was also .considerable gation schemes in the southern JOSEPH MOTINGA dent Mishake Muyongo had immedia~ mental delegation will instituted to develop the p0- potential in the tourism devel­ expressed concern to him about leave for Katima Mulilo tential of the Naute Dam," he opment field associated with continued on page 2 ,; -today after tribal trouble Earlier, the Regional Com­ 'Mafwes being transferred just missioner for Caprivi, Zebaldt to be replaced by Masubias. flared in central Caprivi Uazimga, told The Namibian He added he had acted on at the beginning of the that Mafwe tribal chiefs had this complaint and stopped the Brutal killing Nam must act now week, Prime Minister Hage . asked for an audience with the appointment of Joseph. Geingob announced yes- Prime Minister and the Minis­ Mukendwa to Educational THE body of 77-year-old terday. . ter for Education and Culture. Headquarters in Windhoek. Kurt Richard Hermann to protect land Starting Monday most nor­ The Prime Minister said Mukendwa, a Mafwe, had Blochwitz was found bru­ mal activities were disrupted yesterday be had been infonned been replaced by Charles Sin­ tally battered at his room and schools closed down after by the Regional Commissioner vula, a Masubia, as Director of at 35 Feld Street, Wind­ STAFF REPORTER members of the Mafwe tribe for Caprivi about the demon­ Education for Caprivi. The hoek, on Monday. His head protested the appointment of strations which had continued Mafwes took exception to this had been smashed with a THE UNPLANNED exploitation of forests is rapidly three Masubias to top educa­ until about noon yesterday. and said they wouldn't allow a hammer. spreading in northern communal areas, pushing Na­ -tion posts, compared to one Geingob said Uazenga had Masubia as Director ofEduca­ BlochWttz, who was born mibia towards the brink of an environmental disaster Mafwe. expressed fears of violence. tion in an area falling under in Poland, was last seen alive on Friday evening. which already holds several other African countries in Deputy minister of Educa­ The Prime Minister had then their jurisdiction. its grip. tion, Buddy Wentworth; per­ spoken to one of the leaders of Geingob said the matter had When he was still misS­ manent secretary in the Minis­ the demonstration, Principal been referred to the Public ing on Monday the neigh­ While the balance between estry developments and resean:h try of Education, Vitalis Mamili. He said he had told Service Commission which tlrn bours aler ted the police. forest and desert in Namibia yesterday. Ankama; and secretary to the Miunili. it was their democratic sent him a report. According On investigation his body still provides hope that the The gathering brought to­ Cabinet, N Mbumba represent­ right to demonstrate as long as to the report, Mukwenda had was found in his room, situation can be salvaged, gether members of the govern­ ing the Office of the Prime they didn't become violent as applied for the position him­ which was in total chaOs. immediate measures must be ment, NGOs, the forestry in­ Minister, are travelling to the this would provoke the police self, and the Ministry, finding His head had been bat­ taken to protect that balance. dustry, university researchers, region to listen to the Mafwes' to intervene. that he was the only person tered with a hammer which These were some of the donors and consultants. Their grievances and will report back Geingob said that earlier continued on page 3 concerns expressed at a Fin­ on their findings. Chief Richard Mamili of the continued on page 2 nida-backed workshop on for- continued on page 2 < BUFFET CARVERY> NOW Every Monday to -Friday and Sunday lunch time in "The Pink Room" 12hOO - 14hOO Tel: 37293 **.,... ,.. . 'c 0 N T ~ N E N 'T A L HOT E L N amibian group wins top award -,-. ACA Insurers Limited, a member of the giant French insurance group, AGF International, recently held a function in Johannesburg to honour top achievers in southern Africa. . ACA Namibia won the distinction of receiving two of the company's four highest awards. Not only did the highest pro­ ducer in the company come from Namibia, but. the Namibian company also negotiated the best quality life assurance business in the group's southern African operation. ACA manager for Namibia, Andrew Green, received the award for the best quality life business on bebalfofhis staff. The prize includes a golden plaque with the Namibian company's name engraved on it which will be put on a roll at head office, an elite golden tie that is exclusive to only top achievers and has so far only been awarded seven times in the history of the company, It genuine leather jacket and a money prize. Paddy 0 'Brien, also of the Namibian company was honoured for the highest production of life assurance business in southern Africa. o 'Brien received the exclusive company tie, ~ holiday for his family at any resort with all expenses and pocket money paid. WINNERS! Pictured here are the staff of AGA's Namibian office. Back row, from left: R Musukumbili, M Further, a bronzo photo of the insurance man will be put up at Thimoteus, J Nailgolo, J Hamunyela, W A Nangombe, P Haimbili and G T Ndimfitu. Front row, from left: J AGA 's head office and also at the company's office in Windhoek. Mutumbulwa, Andrew Green (manager), Tatekulu O'Brien and Jan Iilende. sector partners. He said it was necessary for Hanekom added that the politicians to start educating Government had already people to get rid of tribal sen­ committed itselfto implem­ timents which- were danger­ entation and financial sup­ ous. region of Namibia. Asked about politicisation port for a four-year period. educated in Education Plan­ of the situation, Geingob said The long-term planning had During 1991/92 the follow­ qeen based on water availabil­ ning and suitable for national he wanted to restrict himself to iog would be undertaken: ity for only approximately 1 duty, appoiIlted him to Head the technicalities of the situ­ 000 hectare for irrigation from - Main water supply infra­ Office. ation. the dam, -which would be de­ structure for 200 hectare is . Expressing the Govennnent's However, he added, some veloped in phases. completed views on ethnicity, the Prime people wanted to create a po­ - On-land irrigation to be Minister said: "We are trying liticalissue out of the situation PHASE I - Establishment linked with main water sup­ to mould a nation from the with an eye on the upcoming of 200 hectare under irriga­ ply at end of August 1991. different tribes to reach a stage regional elections. Geingob said tion where·appointments are done it would be unfortunate should - First five hectares (600 - main crops are dates and on merit ... I am not naive, ... we SQIlle police officers act ac­ date trees) to be planted in have not yet reached that stage", cording to tribal sentiment by table grapes for export mar­ September 1991. kets; adding that ethnicity was "a choosing sides. - First 30 hectares under cash current reality we have to The situation was reported - cash crops, such as maize, crop to be planted in Octo­ lucerne; cotton, sweet mel­ address". to be calm yesterday afternoon ber 1991. Responding to a question on and the demonstrators dispersed ons and vegetables in sum­ - On-farm infrastructure such why the Government had not after they were told their griev­ mer as well as wheat and as housing, sheds, office and cop.sidered the ethnic factor ances would be looked into. barley in winter. other farm buildings will be from the start, Geingob said if * The Caprivi has a long PHASE II - Establishment completed within the 1991/ that was done the same people history of tribal tension be­ of a further 800 hectare on 92 financial year. might say they were being dis­ tween the Mafwes and the criminated against. Masubias. ' the same basis as PHASE I - Power supply and water DIRECTOR of Forestry in the Ministry of Agriculture, - the scheduling of the phases supply for domestic pwposes­ Water and Rural Development, Ben Siyambango, who will depend on the availa­ will be finished before Sep­ 11 Stay infonned, read The Namibian 11 chaired the workshop on forestry developments and . bility of capital and private tember 1991. research yesterday. researcher" . Ben Siyambango, Director NAMIBISCH PUBLIC SERVICE of Forestry in the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Rural Development, admitted that DEUTSCHE UNION OF NAMIBIA "the organised forestry of common aim was to ensure independent Namibia (had) that Namibia's present 20 per started almost from scratch". STIFTUNG cent of desert d~s not make One of its first tasks had further inroads into its 33 per been to utilise the "sparse staff ~r­ Flir Kulturelle Zusammenarbeit ;~t.~JJ. :rh ~ cent of forest. allocated to the Directorate from The odds stacked against the various parts of the former environmentalists are high. administration" . Public lecture by Namibia h as traditionally Only a "thin management" depended on its forests for fuel, team with headqUarters in Dr. Hedda Meseke fencing, building, fodder, food Windhoek was in place, he said and other farming and com­ Due to a shortage of compe­ M.P. (CDU) munity needs. tent personnel, posts still Education about the effects remained open in the forestry of deforestation has been lim­ division. "GERMANY AFTER PROTEST ited and until recently the for­ Siyambango said a new Forest ests seem to have been regarded Act had been drawn up, as part REUNIFICATION' , as a bottomless treasure chest. of the Government's response MEETING During yesterday's Wind­ to exploitation of protected Problems and prospects hoek wolksbop, a series of pres­ trees. entations warned against fur­ He highlighted several pri­ (in English) on ther delay in preventing defor­ orities for his Ministry in the estation. coming months, including the Time: 19-:30 GOVERNMENT The need for broad-based protection and conservation of research, maps and an update the indigenous forests and re­ Date: 8 August 1991 MEDICAL AID SCHEME of existing information was lated ecosystems; making for­ stressed. Training of forestry estry an essential part of land Place: NaDS - House, staff and the dissemination of use planning; promoting the WEDNESDAY. information, as well as the integration of trees in farming Bismarck str. 36 establishment of a data centre and animal husbandry; formu­ 7 AUGUST 1991. and library to build up materi­ lating a national forest policy, Namibia German als on the subject were also necessary legislation, and func­ SWAWEK HALL. 17hOO recommended. tional regional strategies; and As Finnish delegates pointed increasing professional knowl­ Foundation for out, " At present there is no edge of forestry and forests All Public Servants invited forest research organiszation through staff training and re­ Cultural Cooperation nor a single full-time forest search. Namibia and Botswana look at co-operation on sugar project

Minister for Agriculture Daniel initiate further discussions STAFF REPORTER Kwelagobe. between the two governments. 1be Botswana delegation also During the discussion it was THE Lonrho sugar project could become ajoint project included the Pennanent Secre- also noted that the production JOSEPH MOTINGA of Lonrho and the Namibian and Botswana govern­ tary in Botswana's Ministry ofcottoniritheCaprivi-Chobe ments, Minister of Agriculture Gert Hanekom announced for Finance and Development area bad possibilities and that THE assault of three men at the Sandberg Hotel at yesterday. Planning, Baledzi Gaolathe, and the two govemrnents would Mariental on August 9 will go' to court on Friday, the Managing Director of the also co-operate in this field. Inspector Blaauw of the Mariental Police told The Speaking at a press confer- In addition, representatives Botswana Development Cor- Hanekom said Lonrho bad _ ence, Hanekom said extensive of Lonrho Sugar COIporation poration, Micbael Molafene. investigated various areas in Namibian yesterday. feasibilty studies by Lonrho offered both governments equal Hanekom said the meeting northern Namibia to establish According to an earlier state- bad refused to lay a complaint showed that with a limited local participation in its sugar proj- concluded that possibilities of which would be the best area ment by Inspector Sean Gey- as he could not identify his market for sugar it would not ect. co-operation between Botswana to establish a sugar industry. ser of the Windhoek Police, attackers and submitted a sworn be financially feasible to de- Both governments, however, and Nanubia to establish a sugar Considerable research bad one of the victims of the as- affidavit to this effect. Inspec- velop a local sugar industry. still bad to investigate and industry in the Caprivi-Chobe been undertaken, and _after sault, Jan Brandt, laid a com- tor Geyser made it clear that Present estimates indicated evaluate the feasibility of an area existed. various areas were investigated plaint of assault with intent to "it is notthe duty of the police that the market for sugar in equity investment in the sugar The two delegations agreed and tested, it wa$ finally de- do bodily harm wih the Mari- t.o look for complainants", Namibia was in the vicinity of project. that further discussions and cided that a certain area' the ental police on June 6. adding that "it is everybody's 45000 tonnes. Minister Hanekom led a negotiations would take place Caprivi was suitable forthe - According to Geyser, after democratic right" to lay a Because of the small local delegation to Botswana in early between the two governments establishment of a :>ugar .- -incident took place, s Dep- complaint or refuse to do so. market, and weak international August to discuss -the proposed - on the possibility of co-operat- dustry. uty Sergeant Viljoen was sum- In the meantime, according sugar prices, it would be diffi- joint venture with the Botswana ing to establish a sugar indus- An area of approximately moned to the scene of the as- to Inspector. Blaauw, another cult to establish a sugar indus- government. try. 15000hectare - beene"ten- sault-by a German woman who of the victims had made a state- try for the local and the export Other members of the dele- Details of the co-operation, sively researched, and soil -twiln ::sed-iliein::ident. Viljoen ment to the police. market at present. gation were the chairperson of however, still bad to be deter- agricultural experty employe.d • 'Im:rubwh::.! could bave been The case whichbas dragged Hanekom said that after Loruho Sugar Corporation, M mined between the two gov- by Lonrhobad determined that blood washed away". The on for more than two months considering the matter, it had Lecl6zio, and the resident di- ernments. the area would be suitable. police then w~ilt to every clinic reportedly took place whln three been decided to approach the rector ofLoruho Sugar Corpo- Furthermore, it bad been Water would be supplied to and hOSpItal but could not find men were allegedly beaten up Botswana government about ration, Bob Meiring. decided that the Namibian the project from the Zambezi !!.tiy of th~ CCIl1?lainants, Gey- in the Sandberg Hotel when the possibility of a joint Na- The delegation met and held Ministry of Agriculture, Wa- river by pumping water into a ser said. -,,=e aid Jan Brandt' they asked to be served beer mibian-Botswanan venture to discussions in Botswana with ter and Rural Development canal, whichwouldthengnwi- and two other men bad been and stayed around when told establish a sugar industry. a delegation led by Botswana's would act as co-ordinator and tate the water down to the area. victirr.i~e d. One _pi the men by the barman that the bar was ~==:;======~--~----~----~~~~K%~;&;Mmw~~;;;;;:~~~;;~:;;;~~;;;;:;----:-l about to close. Eyewitnesses said the bar bad not looked like it would close soon as there were people inside drinking and playing billiards. A barman and some of those drinking in the bar allegedly A MAN was alTested by the police on Monday after beat up the three men to the he and two other men tried to rob the proprietor of extent that they were bleeding Club Le Porshe in Windhoek's Northern Industrial freely. Area. , The three men allegedly arrived at the Club at about FROM PAGE 1 16hOO in a Mercedes Benz and armed with a semi­ was found on the scene of automatic carbine ritle. They demanded money and the crime. Apparently the the keys from the proprietor after they had allegedly murder was committed late first cut oft' the telephone. on Friday night. However, the proprietor managed to activate the The police have appealed alarm. Two of the men tled immediately, but the one to anyone who might have with a rifle was overpowered. He escaped without the information, regardless of weapon, but was arrested later. how little, about this grue­ SWABOU Managing Director Don Russel Oeft) yesterday made an annG cement some murder, to contact It was discovered that the carbine had been stolen that promises to bring Swabou members major benefits. Russel is seen here at . recently. Warrant Officer Coraizin at yesterday's pre~s conference where the announcement WitS • ade wifh ",.,abou's It is expected that the two other suspects will be telephone number 225881 insurance broker Julian Baard who will be responsiiJie fB!' marketing the Gew pr-od­ (061) Or the nearest police arrested in the near future. uct. station. Swabou in major insurance move

AFTER entering the short­ quires them to pay fairly low term insurance market MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE premiums. only 18 months ago Swabou The amount of cover de­ several advantages, including est possible levels. creases in proportion to the .flJDGEl'-..tENT is expected to be given this morning in has now gone into the long­ tbe WindhGek High Court in the case in which Ferdi­ term insurance market in significantly lower premiums ·Swabou stressed, however, amount left outstanding on the bond. nand Dickson is accused of having stolen R700 000 in a big way. and convenience _of payment. that in terms of the Building The Swabou manager also Society Act the new life insur­ While the final amount paid cash from the Coin security group offices in January. The entry _of the building pointed out that as Swabou was . ance cover would be limited to outmaynotbelarge,itensures Dickson was charged with two other men of having stolen society into this field was a mutual society, owned by its its own bondholders only. that the breadwinner's family money belonging to the First National Bank which was kept in a announced by Swabou Man­ members, this would be the The building society would will not be left homeless if he safe at Coin before being transported to FNB branches. aging Director Don Russel at a first life assurance company be offering various types of or she dies. With a Level Term One of Dickson' s co-accused, a certain Buckley, fled to South press conference yesterday. to be wholly owned by Na­ life cover in order to encour­ policy the amount of cover Africa before he could be arrested. Russel said the society was mibians. age borrowers to provide against remains constant, which some Not a cent of the money stolen bas been recovered. very proud to announce the He explained that long-term untimely death, or the disable­ people might prefer. Dickson, who is now standing trial alone, told the court earlier launch of the long-term divi­ insurance companies, which ment of the breadwinner. Swabou's new long-term that two co-workers had threatened him with a firearm and forced sion of their insurance com­ were wholly owned through Swabou said the product insurance policies will be him to help them steal the money. pany on September 1 this year. the mutual shareholding struc­ would be carefully tailored to undewritten by two established Dickson allegedly opened the safe in which the money was The significance of this move ture of building societies, pro­ provide the most suitable life and highly respected compa­ kept. The FNB container was then taken to Goreangab Dam was that the insurance com­ vided much-needed basic life cover at the lowest cost and nies in the insurance field, Mm where the men discovered it contained R700 000 in cash, which pany would now provide in­ cover to borrowers in both a premiums. Re-insurers and Gerling Global they decided to divide between themselves. surance for both mortgaged convenient and cost-effective The premiums would be of Germany. During the hearing Dickson said he had not received a cent of properties and the lives of manner. automatically collected and Russel said the two compa­ the money. He said the container bad been hidden near the dam, mortgagers. Furthermore, it enhanced any conveniently included in nies bad a great deal of experi­ but when he returned there he had found nothing in it. According to Swabou, life building society's ability to monthly mortgage repayments. ence in the field and Swabou Dickson added that at the time of the crime he feared for his life insurance policies sold by the attract funds and to keep mort­ Russel explained that Swabou was very confident about their and for his child's life as he bad been threatened. society will offer members gage interest rates at the low- would be offering both a De­ ability to help the building Yesterday both the state and the defence counsel closed their creasing Term life insurance society. cases. policy and a Level Term pol­ In conclusion he said Swabou In his arguments, Herman Oosthuizen, defence counsel for icy. bad decided to enter the long­ Dicksonargued that his client bad been threatened and bad bad no The Decreasing Term pol­ term insurance field both be­ intention of stealing the money. Oosthuizen also asked the court iey is mainly aimed at those cause they wanted to provide to take into consideration that Dickson bad not got any of the who want a policy that can pay their members with a service, stolen money. off their bond in case of death, and because they felt it would The case continues this morning when Justice Theo Frank is but at the same time only re- be profitable. expected to give his judgement. Nanso, democracy and disaffiliation

IT is a pity to realise that when that some people within the our country needs serious-think­ IN the following opin­ party understand the position AANDAG ... .AANDAG.• .. .AANDAG ing people who would assist the ion piece, Hafeni Nghl­ Nanso has adopted. This has process of democratisation, been further confirmed by the there are still those whose only namwaaml, a final year recent Central Committee meet­ U WORD BAlE ERNSTIG aim is to counter this ideal. The Social Science student ing i.e. "to recognise the demo­ UITGENOQI NA N MASSA VER­ opinions of the two writers are cratic right ofNanso to disaffili­ regrettable because they chose presently studying at ate" . GADERING WAT GEHOU GAAN !o base their arguments on mal­ the University of Cape Such sober views were also WORD OP DIE: ice and irrelevant considerations . reflected in the editorial of the i.e. the socalled funds from oVj!r­ Town, responds to the party paper, Namibia Today 7 de Augustus 1991 seas. views expressed by K (July 10 1991). Hence I am con­ The financial assistance vinced that Swapo as a party Plek:· UNION HOUSE Nans.o receives from overseas Hamutenya and does not share the views ex­ KATUTURA - - -w as not a point of consideration Ellphas Hawala on pressed by the two at all. Moreover, Nanso receives 'Swakopmunders'. Finally, if Tyd: 5:30 - Half - ses all its foreign assistance from the Nanso's disaffiliation the two were really concerned, '" ERKENINGS OOREENKOMS MET same sources that supported from Swapo. then they should not have over­ Swapo imancially and other­ looked the decision of the con­ TRANSNAMIB WORD VERTRAP wise. Hence my failure to see gress to enter into a working DEUR DIE BESTUUR any logic in these rather dema­ Swapo or the government and elements whom we always re­ relationship with Swapo, which therefore did not need to disaf­ garded as our enemy are the CIA '" DISKRIMINASIE / ~SBRUIK VAN gogic statements. It should also will hopefully be worked out. be noted that Nanso's policy on flliate. I take it that these two who are now training our senior The fact of the matter is that MERIETTE STELSEL funding as adopted at the sixth writers are ignorant about military offIcers, and the South Nanso will remain a political '" VIKTIMISASIE EN AFDANKING annual congress states that N anso. Sirs,let me enlighten you . African national intelligence ally of Swapo, albeit sti-uctura:lly '" VERSKIIJ.ENDE WETTE VIR "Nanso would accept funds or for a while. Nanso's decision to who undoubtedly also have independent. Therefore, who­ any form of assistance from any disaffiliate, while prompted by agents in our national intelli­ ever mourns or celebrates the VERSKII.I.ENDE KLEUR GROEPE progressive organisation or in­ the undemocratic conduct of .gence. I advise the two gentle­ disaffIliation is a stranger to dividual provided that NO p0- Swapo leadership, should be . men to do some research before Jerusalem. Besides, those who litical conditions or strings are seen as a principled. decision as they jot down ideas on sensitive are ' concerned about the per­ ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ attached". well. I hope you understand and issues. Mere playing with Eng­ ceived 'inmtration' will help The two colleagues deliber­ respect this. Our move was in­ lish phrases does not help at a:ll. both Nanso and Swapo by work­ = = ately selected the money issue as formed by the unfolding dialec­ As far as we all know, nobody is ing hard in their localities to HAPPy HEARTS their central point, but they tical process and the balance of trying to destroy Swapo as the strengthen and revive all the merely glossed over it and pon­ forces which seemed to be tilting two . writers claimed. We in defunc t party s tructure ~. This = PRIMARY SCHOOL = dered on the (crucial) topic of in favour of the undemocratic N anso are all members of Swapo will be their contribution to the • • democracy. This was a clear political culture i.e. African na­ and some of our leaders simulta­ democratisation of Swapo and = RECENTLY OPENED = betrayal of malicious intentions tionalism, which you so vi­ neously serve in various leader­ solidifying it as a political force i.e to hammer on irrelevant ciously defend. The right to ship positions of the Swapo to be reckoned with. Let us aban­ •= (Hanekom Street, behind AGS •= points so as to smear Nanso. criticise is, therefore, a non-is­ Youth League. don the old war-mongering One does not need to be a sue to us. I am interested to know Please understand that our rhetoric and the labelling of = Kerk, Khomasdal) = political genius to see the para­ how Swapo (according to you) central concern is inner-party those comrades who differ with dox in their political philosophy. " has demonstrated its tremen­ and organisational democracy us. Our daily debate will only • • The reason being (I assume) dous capacity to be demo­ which is apparently being serve a useful purpose if its task • Toddlers 3 -'4 yrs - their narrow-minded African cratic". FoX' any common ob­ eroded. For a serious revolution­ is to resolve questions such as ·• -• nationalism which is devoid of server, what prevails is an un­ ary democracy which ends in why politics is taken away from - Children 5 - 6 yrs - any serious political analysis warranted security-phobia that parliament is not enough. Not­ the masses and decisions are • • and academic inquiry into the many people (including your­ withstanding attempts to dis­ centralised in the hands of !I few ·= Medium: English -= present political fabric of N a­ selves) harbour, and it now pre­ courage new ideas of progress people. Equally important is the mibia. To any liberal and petit­ ponders over real politics. It is and popular (socialist) democ­ question of where Namibia 'is = Times : 7am - 5.30 = bourgeois national, national in­ no surprise that you. and those racy emerging in the Namibian heading - are we settling for neo­ d~pendence is the Omega. . who think like you suspect that political constellation today, I colonialism and ruthless capital­ • • That is why the two writers do Nanso has been inffitrated by believe genuine democrats will ism (as implied in the 'mixed = Parents who are interested = _ not see anything wrong with the 'reactionary elements'. Who are relentlessly work within the economy' concept) or are we apathetic political situation in these elements? Are they reac­ party in order to democratise it. gravitating towards humane and = can phone Mrs Louwrens .= the country today. It does not tionary in clus terms or how are In our fust meeting with the democratic (true) socialism? Let = at tel: 222616 a/h = make any political sense to say they reactionary? To most revo­ top Party leadership after the us not disappoint history for it that Nanso was free to criticise lutionaries, the only reactionary congress, it became apparent has harsh judgements. ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ••••~

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SWISS FEDERAL AUTHORITIES BURSARIES 1. The Ministry request applicants for bursaries provided by the following instance PUNYU in terms of cooperation agreements with Namibia: (a) The Swiss Federal Authorities BUrsaries for advanced or post· graduate students aiming at definitive studies or research in fields that are given special attention in INTERNATIONAL HOTEL Switzerland. Bursaries are granted for studies at Swiss Universities and Technical High Schools for one academic year· 1992/93 beginning in October 1992. '(i) Candidates must have sufficient knowledge ofGerm an or French or follow a pre· P 0 Box 247 • Tel. 356/58 • Fax 58 • Ondangua paratory language course which is given at Fnbourg from mid July to mid October. (ii) must not be older than 35 years of age. (iD) should not be exercising a profession for several years since completing their studies. (Closing date: 31 October 1991)

2. Information relating to basic requirements as well as relevant application form are obtainable from: Mrs E Konjore United House Ground Floor Bursaries and Scholarships division Tel: 061·3979111 When you are in the North .. . Windhoek 9000 PUNYU'S hotel is the right place 3. All applicants should be Namibian citizens. to book in for the night! I, NO APPLICATIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED AFTER THE CLOSING DATE L ___~ ______, I THE 14AMiBfAlt ~ .. Wetfrfesday August '7 199'1 '5,1. '-. Credit unions plan

long road ahead... The "SIG" name In the Auctloneerillg IIIMe PMONE 2t 7620 A.I P'. KA TE BURLlNG FACTORY CLOSE OUTS THE STAFF members of Namibia's Credit Union League STOCK LIQUIDATION (Nacul) were hard at work in their Katutura office yes­ terday planning what they hope will be a bright future JULIUS BUCHINSKY ''The or!:anisation with the for the country's fledgling 'financial co-operatives'. reputation" is instructed to One month into operations, a revolving fund for street- LIQUIDATE R250000 STOCK general secretary Gift Kazom- sellers based on several groups TO THE TRADE ONLY baue said the League had of women,' , he explained. One "plenty of work to do", con- group-in-formation, calling JEANS Ladies denims retailing at R59,99 per pair NOW solidating the position of ex- itself 'Rora Ukotoke' (,Taste TO LIQUIDATE isting credit unions and en- and come back again') has 9 packed 50 per carton) at R15,99 Chlldr!!n,at R12,99 couraging the efforts of'study grown from the interest of five SHOES Ladies genuine leather Oats retailing at R39,99 per. groups' in the process of join- women selling food in the · pair , " ing the movement. township. NOW TO LlQl:JIDA~.E (p?~~.ed 100.pairs I?er . c~ton). at With six full-time staff; the Nacul is planning to utilize a R13,99 per pair . ' League's first priority is to R5 000 UNDP grant to set up a . organise' a' workshop on the' .' network of these small groups, ' 1;ERMS: CaSh or bank guaranteed cheques 'only by-laws of co-operatives. and which would also bring ·in " pHONE: JULIUS BUCHINSKY (021) 217520 to win recognition for credit women from the rural areas. unions as geIRline financial co- . ' 'There is tremendous interest operatives from ·the Govem- among the women," . said ment. , Kazombaue who saw the po- WILDHEIM 'PRIVAT;E "We have been promised a tential for credit unions during lot of h~lp from the African travels around the streets of Confeiieration of Co-operative Katutura. GAME RESERVE Savings and Credit Ass'ocia- "The common bond hold- tions (Accosca), which in turn ing the groups together will be will enable us to support the locality and fiunily. 1he women 1. Complete dispersal sale of Registered growing numbers of credit will bring in immediate and Brahman Stud, high quality. unions in Namibia." extended family members, Members of those unions are keeping the trust element in Contact owner telephone 0638-15203 already represented on the the co-operatives strong." League's five-strong Execu-Nacul also intends toestab- SOPIllE Shaningwa, senior field officer at the Namibia 2. Complete farm complex consisting of: . tive Board, which was elected' !ish a regional office in the Credit Union League making arrangements for a month­ (a) Game farm 9829 hectares. Game at the end of June. ChaiIperson north headed by a woman ~ho long trip to the north. Cecil Oarke and Secretary Eve will promote credit unions genced 2.5 metres. Five drinking holes. Mruton both come from Walvis through various development materials in Osbivambo. "1hey might ultimately lead to con­ Various game species. Contact owner Bay's ' Goeie Uitweg' credit projects already underway. recognise the need to build up trol. "We don't mind anyone union, vice-chair Aloysius "There are women involved a pool of money to help them looking at our financial ac­ telephone 0638-15203. Duncan hails from Mariental's in Primary Health Care, women buy in bulk and make their counts, but we want to co­ (b) Sheep, cattle and Game farm, 37062 '!Kara Tsasib', Treasurer Mara who are digging wells, and they businesses more profitable," ordinate ourselves," he said. Januarie represents 'Help all need money to finance their said the field worker. "They There was some need for hectares. Large modern homestead. Mekaar' from Khornasdal,. and work. Forming a credit union never got help from organisa­ clarity On the whole relation­ Vice-Treasurer Hambeleleni 'is one way to get their finances tions like Enok and so they are ship between Government and This farmjs divided into three economic Shikongo comes from 'Ong- organised," said Kazombaue. looking for ways to help them­ NGO 's, he went

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MR GUITAR. Loading Zone lead guitarist Jimmy Dludlu ITS NICE. Reporter Jora Jochem, flanked by his Nampa colleagues, taking time ofT from the PC to enjoy Pat waving his magic rmgers for the music mad Namibia Shange's show. Nite club-goers.

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19hOS: Sport they can sell. 19h5S: Filler Swapo leaders cannot tell 2OhOO: News the people thef(~ is nothing. If 2Oh4S: Beyond 2000 there is nothing, they should An entertaining science and share it as we did in the struggle technology documentary for national independence. 21h30: Moonlighting II Our fellow comrades work­ Episode 14: "Atlas belched" ing in the govemment can now 16hS6: Opening Maddie is approached by a big look after and take care of their 17hOO: R~ligious detective agency to sell her families which is not the case programme company. She decides to do so for us in Swapo. They have 17hOS: Kiddies Filler and alienates David who de­ houses and cars and almost 17h24: Educational cides to start his own com­ everything, but we have noth­ programme cogruse can are pany. Just propaganda ing. If I die now I cannot even Cedric the Crow, Simple mul­ a critical and constructive role ments we are obliged to in­ Starring: Cybill Shepherd and buy myself a coffin. ticellular animals ALLOW me to respond to the in the process of transforma­ form you that it is in total Bruce Willis contradiction with the Namib­ Swapo must remember !here 17h48: Punky Brewster letter of Eliphas Ha~ala that tion, should support this po­ 22h20: Cheers will be another election. How Children's series appeared in The Namibian dated litically responsible and ma­ ianconstitution as adopted last· Cheers is a bar in Boston run will they campaign success­ 18hl3: Search for the July 17, on the decision of the ture decision of Nanso. This year. by owner and chief bartender fully and get a two-thirds World's most secret Animals Nanso congress to adopt a non­ decision is not anti-Swapo, it Look at the Ministry of Sam Malone, an ex-baseball majority if they don'ttake care 18h41: Perfect Strangers affiliation policy. may even be in Swapo's inter­ Education. They preach day in player who has hired his out­ of the·people at grassroots level. Episode 10: A cable-television His unfounded propaganda ests, but it is a general policy and day out that we should to-lunch former coach to help . Some Ministers pretend to subscription brings variety to against the democratic deci­ of our organisation in relation study very hard to in order to him. forget people they were work­ Balki's life, but it turns him sion of Nanso cannot be left to political parties. . secure the future of our beauti­ Starring: Ted Danson, Shelley ing wiJP. while abroad. Once in into a couch potato who's on unchallenged. The author lacks I call upon all students to ful country, whereas they dis­ Long, Rhea Perlman Windhoek I met a Minister the verge of losing his job. an understanding of the differ­ unite and face our cqllective courage the student population whom I tried to greet but he ence between a student organ­ future with confidence and by their reluctance to answer isation and a political party. unity. Wrth this decision, Nanso our letters, and worst of all, ignored me and said he doesn't know me, and yet I was his TODAY'S WEATHER He also displays deliberate has opened a clear democratic practise favouritism. platform of expression among Namibian students deserve secretary. • Fine and warm but hot in the north and over the ignorance of the fundamental necessity for an independent the Namibian students. bursaries from the Namibian Don't forg«twhenyou drive Namib. It will be somewhat colder in the south. and autonomous student or­ Government, provided they your expensive cars that it is • Coast: partly cloudy and cold with fog overnight but ganisation in an independent MNDURA qualify. Why do some Minis­ the people who put you there fine and mild in the south. Namibia. KATUTURA tries take a long time or fail to where you· are today. Don't just say you are a Minister, • Wind: moderate south-westerly but fresh southerly The author stated that Nanso supply us with the relevant in the south where it will become south-easterly later. had allegedly disaffiliated from Request for ID information? because you are not a minister . Swapo because of 'foreign We strongly appeal to the of donkeys and pigs but of funding'. lam a member ofthe IT IS now a year without any different Ministries to look into people. Finance Committee of the form of identity docUment. I the issue and offer anexplana­ organisation and can publicly applied for my ID in August tion. We understand that you M YA SHININGOMBWA refute his allegations. Nanso last year but my repeated day- have a lot to do, especially in ONAMUNAMA the Ministry of Education, but Today is Wednesday, August 7, the 219th day of 1991. There has never received any pres- long queuing for it always ended should not forget that our fu­ are 146 days left in the year. sure from anyone to disaffili- in 'not yet out'. On danger pay ate - this came as a result of our It is common knowledge that ture is at stake without your support. The time for making Highlights in history on this date: logical and critical analysis of whenever one enters into any I WANT to comment on dan­ promises is over, what is im­ * 1502 _ French drive Spaniards from Canossa in southern the post-independence era and contractual agreements, of vital ger pay. We are from Caprivi the challenges that it poses to importance are identity papers. portant now is to fulfill them. and Kavango and come from Italy. our organisational goals and I tried to be honest. and not to far away to work in Windhoek. * 1647 - English army marches into London after proposals to objectives. advance a false trip abroad (a WORRIED STUDENTS When we came here we were Crown are rejected. After all, Nanso has a clear trick nowadays employed) to WINDHOEK told by our Inspector Be!cker * 1804 - US fleet bombards Mediterranean port of Tripoli. policy on funding. We do not get a passport instead. that we will get pay and danger * 1884 - Walvis Bay incorporated in the Cape Colony. accept any assistance, be it The situation hampers some 'No pay' problem pay for members at Ministers * 1897 - Egyptian force takes Abu Hamed in Sudan. moral, material or financial, if ofus during our daily business houses. But it is two months * 1912 - Russia and Japan sign agreement determining spheres there are strings attached. Nor activities. It is said that the ALLOW me to air my feelings now, and we have received no of influence in Mongolia and Manchuria. do we receive money from every Department concerned stops through your newspaper. I am danger pay. When we asked * 1914 _ Occupation of Togoland by British forces. corner. Everything has to be attending to applicants at a former Plan combatant work- the Inspector, he said we must * 1941 _ Soviet planes carry out their Hrst bombing raids done within the policy and midday to devote the whole ing for Swapo. In fact I grew stay in Wmdhoek for more than three months. Principles of the organisation. aftemoonforprocessmg' - why up m' Swapo and started work against Berlin, Germany, in World War n. Instead of deliberate distortions, then a seemingly undue delay? ing for them in 19S9, the year- Danger pay is only paid to * 1942 - US forces land on Guadalcanal in Pacillc during World you should challenge our stand Would the Ministry consider I was repatriated. the Damara, Herero and Warn. for structural independence and giving out some temporary What makes me write this Ovambo speaking members. I * 1945 - Soviet Union declares war on Japan seven days before democratic expression of our special documents to remedy' letter is because I am not satis- want to know what is the dif­ Japanese surrender in World War n . broad membership with sober this? ' tied with what the leadership ference between us? We are all * 1949 - The Afrikaanse Studente Bond decides that it and the and analytical facts, other than is doing. I was told by Swapo protection officers who left our National Union of South African Students are irreconcilable cheap propaganda. TOMAS KAHIGA that I will get my salary on a families alone at home to come and that the aims and objectives of Nusas be fought in every The majority of us who stand WINDHOEK monthly basis, but this does and guard our Ministers. possible way. for ~ctural independence are not happen. Inspector Bekker at Ems base tells us we should speak' to * 1959 _ Chinese invade northeast frontier province of India. Swapo supporters, and we have No replies I am living with my family never disaffiliated to oppose and whenever I go home the Inspector Hehundu, but that * 1960 - Ivory Coast becomes independent of France. Swapo. We are clearly con- AS Namibiancitizens loyal to first question from my child is Inspector is the station com­ * 1964 - People' s Republic of the Congo is proclaimed. vinced that, in line with our the Government in power, we whether I brought her some mander at Katima Mulilo and * 1971 - Three US Apollo 15 astronauts make safe splashdown constitution, and commitment would like to express our dis- sweets. At first I used to tell not here. in Pacific Ocean after their Moon visit. to unite all Namibian students, satisfaction through your her that I had not passed the If our requests are not solved, * 1975 - Lower House of India's Parliament approves consti- N anso should not be affiliated newspaper. shops, but after six months then we wantto stop coming to tutional amendment stripping courts of power to hear cases of to any political party. Nanso As students we are highly without a salary I decided to Windhoek and rather work in thousands of people held as political prisoners. must have its own independent disappointed by the way in tell her that in Swapo we don't our own districts. Then the * 1987 - Standard Chartered (UK) announces sale of its 39 per identity. which some Ministries react get paid and we are working others who get danger pay can cent stake in itS SA subsidiary Standard Bank Investment Cor- This is a strategic principle towards responding to urgent free of charge. protect our Ministers. poration (Stanbic). Liberty Life is the new major shareholder. that we have formulated, ena- letters. We don't know what With my parents as well, We would like the Minister to visit us so we can explain * 1987 _ Minister of Law and Order Adriaan Vloknames 1 100 bling us to constructively pro- criteria they use to select and every time Igo home 1hey expect mote and defend our rights as reply to letters, and others not. me to contribute something, our problems. He must bring emergency detainees held for longer than 30 days. This brings students. What are the requirements one but this is not the case at all. Inspector Bekker with~ . the official total since June 12, 1986, to over 16000. I strongly believe that all has to meet forhis/herletterto Instead of me helping them * 1988 - Three boats carrying almost 200 passengers capsize in progressive-minded Namibi- be selected? Do they judge it they try to help me by slaugh- DMAYEMBELO J amuna River in Bangladesh during earthquake, and about 30 ans, especially those who re- ' on a racial, social or political tering acow or chickens which WINDHOEK people are feared drowned. I------..l.------.J------L------.:.-- * 1989 - Residents of Oukasie, near Brits, win an application Alte Feste in the Pretoria Supreme Court against the decision of the Ad­ WHAT'S ON ... WHAT'S ON Leutwein Street ministr!ltor of the Transvaal proclaiming their settlement an An photographic exhibition ' 'The National Minorities of Yun­ nan" presented by the embassy of The People's Republic of "emergency camp". WHAT'S ON •.. WHAT'S ON China and the Ministry of Education and Culture. * 1990 - In a joint statement released by the ANC and the WHAT'S ON•.. WHAT'S-ON government, the ANC announces the suspension of its 30- The Commercial Bank of Namibia year-old armed struggle. Bulow Street * 1990 - Bush orders US troops to Saudi Arabia to defend An exhibition of works by Joseph Madisia from August 7-20, Cinema against Iraqis and says US ships will enforce UN embargo on 1991. Viewing hours: Mon/Fri: 09hOO-15h30, Sat: OShOO-llhOO Kine 300 Iraq. Eros Shopping centre Die Muschel The Hard Way, starring Michael J Fox, James Wood Breite Street Monflburs: 14hOO,1ShOO,20hOO, Today's Birthdays: SWakopmund Drive-In An exhibition of paintings called' 'Landscapes and People" by 19hOO Russia· House, starring Sean Connery. Michelle Ptieffer Stanley J Weyman, English author (1855-1928); Ralph Bunche, Nicholas Galloway and Wemer Schroder will be opened by US statesman (1904-1971). plus Ghost, starring Patrick Swaze Wemer Kuhlwetter on Friday, August 9,1991 at 1ShOO. Arts Association Space Theatre Thought For Today: John Meinert Street Academy campus The 1991 Pan/Commercial Bank Ceramics exhibition will be The WHS school choir will r rform at the Sjorde lunch time Nothing goes swifter than the years - Ovid, Roman poet (about · opened on Wednesday, August 7, 1991 at 20hQ9 by Andrew concerts from August 6-9, 19,'1 at 13hI5. Tickets are R5 for 43 BC-17 AD). . Walford, exhibitor and adults and R2 for students and ------scholars. THE NAMIBIAN' WednesCfay August 7 1991 9 '

Nigeria's INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP populati ~n to double 36 Serbians killed by Croats ZAGREB', Yugoslavia: Ethnic violence continued in Croatia by 2014 yesterday, despite efforts at achieving a ceasefire in the strife-­ torn republic following pledges by rebel Serbian leaders to adhere WASHINGTON: The . to a truce. population of Nigeria, At least 36 Setb militants were killed by Croatian fon:es in the Baker brings.hope of already Africa's most past day of fighting in various regions of the breakaway Yugoslav populous country, will republic, Croatian Interior Minister Ivan Vekic told a news conference. Croatian radio reported shooting and grenade explo­ double to 220 million sions in several parts of the republic during the night. people by the year 2014, peace to ME conflict and there is "nothing anybody can do to hold Turkish troops attack Kurds back that tide," a US for­ NICOSIA: In a five-day swing through the Middle East, talking about another Middle ANKARA, Turkey: Turkish troops have crossed into Iraq and US Secretary of State James Baker has brought the East tour, his seventh since the eign aid official said on Monday. attacked Kurdish guerrillas at camps the rebels use to launch - parties to the Arab-Israeli conflict closer to the negoti­ end of the Gulf War in Febru­ cross-border raids, a government official said yesterday. "The Nigerian Health Minister ary, to press the case for the Turkish army is involved in an offensive,iO pacify the area," the ating table than at any time since they met briefly in Olikoye Ransome-Kuti con­ conference. official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told The Associ­ Geneva in 1973. curred, and said "If we are Israel, again defying inter­ ated Press. Turkish newspapers reported yesterday that Turkish unable to provide the resources, Israel has agreed, provided developments ~ver the week­ national opinion and possibly troops had pushed more than 19 km into northern Iraq in an there will be a lot of devasta­ the Palestinian delegates meet end which indicate that prog­ complicating the conference operation that began early Monday. It was not clear if the tion." its conditions, to take part in ress is being made and that the . preparations, set up a new operation was still going on. the Middle East peace confer­ prospects for launching a ne­ Jewish settlement in the occu­ Ransome-Kuti and Duff ence which Washington and gotiating process have been pied West Bank yesterday. Gillespie, director of popula­ Moscow are trying to arrange significantly enhanced,"a UN The United States, Israel's tion for the US Agency for Arms into consumer goods plan for October. spokeswoman said in New main ally, has repe.atedly said International Development, The Palestinians are resist­ Yorlc. the Jewish settlements are a were among officials address­ MOSCOW: The Soviet government yesterday announc.ed a four­ ing the Israeli conditions but But the remaining obstacle, major obstacle to peace. ing a three-day population and year plan to convert 600 defense plants into factories making their stand in the Gulf War, essentially Palestinian repre­ . All Israel's neighbours say health conference funded by consumer goods such as refrigerators, TV sets and videocassette when they supported Iraqi Presi­ sentation and the status of Arab the conference should offer AID. recorders. The conversion will cost the cash-strapped govern­ dent Saddam Hussein, has East Jerusalem, is one that has Israel peace in exchange for Gillespie said nearly all ment more than 79 billion rubles (126,4 billion dollars) and throw weakened them politically. brought to grief a succession territorial concessions, a deal African governments, includ­ 70 ()()() people out of work, Deputy Prime Minister Vladimir Their intifada in the occu­ of peace initiatives since the which ~e Jewish state has so ing Nigeria's, realize the dan­ Shcherbakov told the official Tass news agency. "Economic pied territories has so far failed brief and inconclusive 1973 far rejected. gers of rapid population growth restructuring in the USSR is unfeasible.without implementing the to bring abwt Israeli withdrawal meeting in Geneva. The PLO, which still has the and are acting accordingly. But government programme for defense industry conversion," he and the accelerated pace of Israel says it will not sit down clout to decide whether any inNigeria, where women now said. Jewish settlement in the West with the Palestine Liberation Palestinians take part, has given bear an average of 6, 1 children Bank: and Gaza Strip suggests Organisation (PLO) or with conflicting signals. each, "There's nothing we can that time is not on their side. Palestinian residents of Arab Bassam Abu Sharlf, an aide do, nothing he can do, nothing Pol Pot with Khmer Rouge Israel's Arab neighbours - East Jerusalem, which it cap­ to PLO chairman Yasser Ara­ anybody can do" to keep the Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and tured and annexed in 1967. fat, told American reporters current popUlation of 110 mil­ BANGKOK, Thailand: Cambodian guerrillas and Thai intelli­ Syria - had already signed up The presence ofEast Jerusa­ travelling with Baker that he lion from at least doubling in gence officials said yesterday that Pol Pot - the man who ran the for the peace talks. lem Palestinians could under­ did not say any major obstacle 14 years. Khmer Rouge regime that slaughtered hundreds of thousands of Baker, winding up his Middle mine Israel's claim that the to Palestinian participation. . According to the World Bank, Cambodians during the 1970s - is still directing the now-ousted East tour in Algiers yesterday, whole city is its eternal capi­ A PLO spokesman said the the average Nigerian earns about group. They claim he left his Thai-Cambodian border hideout for said there was now a golden tal. The Palestinians see the organisation dissociated itself 250 dollars a year, an income the peace talks at the Thai resort of Pattaya. There he secretly opportunity for peace in the old city as the capital of the from his remarks and Arafat that has been growing by only directed his followers' negotiations at ahotel where the guerrillas. regionandhe.was " 'Ilery..hope­ Pale' . 50 cents annuall since the met with the Vietnamese-installed overnment the said. ful" it would come about. emerge from the peace talks. "We intend to continue to Baker leaves the dispute Unless incomes are doubled 46th anniversary of Hiroshima work towards that end," he hanging while he goes onholi­ "We have said "Yes" to a along with the population, said said. UN Secretary General day for the next four weeks. peace conference and we do Ransome-Kuti, "our health HIROSHIMA, Japan: Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu yesterday Javier Perez de Cuellar was State Department experts not pose conditions ...but we services would deteriorate, we praised nuclear disarmament gains as he joined more than 50 000 might even have more illiter­ also optimistic about the re­ were expected in Israel yester­ are not bending to Israeli con­ people for a solemn commemoration of the 46th anniversary of sults of Baker's mission. day to work on the Palestinian ditions," he said in an inter­ ate people ... we might have the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. The city paused for a silent "(He) is encouraged by problem but Baker is already view. - Sapa-Reuter. difficulty feeding our people. " prayer at 08h15, the exact moment in 1945 when a blinding flash killed thousands in the world's first atomic attack. Mozambican peace Two days of mourning 96 die in unrest in Natal for Zim bus victims DURBAN: A total of96 people died in political violence inNatal talks hit a snag during July, according to the Black Sash Repression Monitoring \ Group. LISBON: Peace talks between Mozambique's govern- HARARE: President Robert Mugabe declared yester­ In their latest bulletin, the RMG says 54 people died in Natal 's ment and Renamo rebels on ending 16 years of civil war day and today days of national, mourning for the 89 coastal regions, while 42 people were killed in the Midlands. hit a snag yesterday when the guerrillas complained victims of Zimbabwe's worst road accident. about a document drawn up by Italian mediators. Mugabe ordered all flags to be lowered to half mast to Sudan peace talks open Renamo 's Lisbon represen­ accord signing," Frank: said. honour the 83 children and five teachers who died when tative Manuel Frank: told Reu­ "Renamo does not reject the their bus crashed into a ravine in the moutainous north NAIROBI: Sudan's military junta and rebels are to open talks on ters his group objected to the document but believes it is eastern district on Saturday. ending the eight-year old civil war that has devasated the south, suggestion that it promise to inopportune and devoid of The driver, who evidently ignored pleas from his passen­ the head of the ruling Revolutionary Command Council's peace comply with laws approved by interest. " gers to slow down, also died in the crash. commission said yesterday. Colonel Mohammad Al-Amin Khal­ Mozambique's Frelimo gov­ Officials of the two enemy On Monday, transport ministry investigators said the ifa, addressing a news conference here during a brief ,visit to ernment without being con­ sides have been in Rome since bus, carrying 98 people, was licensed to carry 75 seated Kenya, said there was •• a lot of common ground" between the sulted on legal changes during TIrursday for the seventh round government and rebels of the Sudan People's Liberation Army the peace negotiations. of talks on ending the war that passengers. (SPLA). The SPLA, let by Colonel John Garang, is fighting to The suggestion was made has killed hun<;ireds of thou­ They found no serious mechanical defects but suspended free mainly Christian and Animist south Sudan from domination during talks in Rome. sands of people and crippled the operating license of the owners, the Harare-based B and by the Islamic north. Renamo also felt an Italian the economy. C Bus Company, pending further investigations. prqx>S3l to sign an accord before In a bid to end the ""ar, Fre­ At least 127 people have died in bus accidents this year. the end of the year was prema­ limo has promised democratic Teachers at Regina Coeli mission school, about 265 km Convicts get conjugal visits ture, Frank said. elections and abandoned Marx­ southeast of Harare, said yesterday one entire class was "We don~t see the need to ist one-party rule set up upon­ JAKARTA: Indonesia plans to allow prisoners to have regular wiped out in the disaster. The children killed included the sexual intercourse with their spouses in a bid to slash the number sign a document. We can con­ independence from Portugal in whole of the school's football, netball and volleyball tinue to discuss matters at peace 1975. of escape attempts. The justice ministry's "family visit pro­ Renamo has consistently teams. gramme" will grant convicts their conjugal rights. Many inmates talks. It appears the Italians Children who did not go on.the sports outing have been are trying to force the situation objected to not being consulted who have tried to escape were prompted in part because they and we don't think it is neces- on reforms being approved. - treated for psychological trauma, the Reverend Francis missed their families, correctional institute director-general Bahar sary to set deadlines for an Sapa-Reuter. Kennedy said. - Sapa-AP. Uddin Lopa said. Under the programme, a convict who had served a specified term would be allowed to visit his faprily, ac­ companied by prison guards, for up to two days. 1 000 km east of Moscow, sparked off MOSCOW: Twelve thousand pairs of . . imported Italian tennis shoes created three days of disorder at a metallurgy Stay-away marks anniversary such a stir in a remote Soviet town that plant, the Soviet daily Trod said yes­ terday. A lone clerk distributing the PORT ELIZABETH: Thousands of people in Port Elizabeth's elite troops were called in to fight off northern areas marked the first anniversary of the riots there with waves of workers demanding the latest shoes had to call out the OMaN "black a stay-away yesterday. Some 49 people lost their lives in a week in western footwear. beret" troops of the Interior Ministry of rioting in Port Elizabeth and Uitenhage a year ago. The arrival of the shoes in Nizhny Tagil, to contain the crowds. . • Reports from Agence France-Presse, Reuters, Sapa and Asso­ ciated Press 10 Wednesday August 71991 THE NAMIBIAN Lending agencies worry Today's quotations for unit trusts: General Equity Funds: about military spending Allegro 109,82 102,53 5,26 BOEGrowth 134,25 15,45 4,65 11,19 WASIllNGTON: Intema- World Development Report are entitled to ask whether it resouICl?S for financing all this Fedgro 117,15 109,38 2099,93 5,66 tionallending agencies are shows the countries of the world makes sense to help govern- piling up of new needs for Guardbank Growth 2242,25 211,76 5,95 putting pressure on coun- .spend one trillion dollars on ments whose first priority is investment, we have to inten­ Momentum 226,44 175,83 163,83 4,79 tries to rein in military the military every year. The not to develop but add to their sify our efforts to help coun­ Metfund tries - to induce countries - to NBS Hallmark 881,68 823,51 6,93 spending, arguing thatthe report says the impact of any military strength." the report war - expensive in itself - is said . cut nonproductive spending NorwichNBS 338,36 316,02 7,89 burden of maintaining war felt well after hostilities end, The decision to adopt a wherever it is," he said. Old Mutual Investors 2678,01 2497,61 4,81 machines is holding back undeonining economic growth tougher postUre comes just as But officials do not think the Safegro 124,93 116,86 6,78 economic reforms and for years. the Soviet Union, a military Bank and Fund will go as far as Sage 2298,88 2146,65 4,61 1489,05 5,29 hurting development. Kuwait a year after the Iraqi superpower, has applied to join telling countries that unless they Sanlam 1593,80 4,95 In the past the Washington- invasion is a perfect example. the two lending agencies. cut spending by a specific Sanlam Index 1260,46 1177,26 based International Monetary Despite vast wealth, its econ- Economists believe many of amount they face dramatic cuts Senbank General 117,74 109,74 n/a Fund and World Bank - the omy is still only wriggling back the Soviet Union's economic in aid. Southern Equity 171,54 160,32 5,54 1003,08 7,75 , world's two leading lending to vitality as oil wells set ablaze problems can be traced to its The is the so-called "condi­ Standard 1067,20 5,78 agencies -have kept well away by the retreating Iraqi forces huge military commitments tionality" muscle the two lend­ Syfrets Growth 243,28 227,72 from the issue, arguing that continue to bum, officials note. which leave little money for ing agencies use to persuade UAL 1906,82 1786,43 6,09 national security was a politi- In the late 1980s, the most modernising the country's countries to make the kind of Volkskas 128,11 119,86 n/a cal minefield to be avoided receni period for which fig- industry. refonns they believe necessary Specialist equity Funds: when discussing loans. ures are available, military Last month Camdessus told to reach economic health. Guardbank Resources 148,52 139,12 6,33 7,23 But the end of the Cold War spending was 860 billion dol- a group of businessmen and What is clear is that the Sage Resources 121,25 113,46 and accumulating evidence lars in high-income countries economists there might be agencies are bolstering their Sanlam Industrial 892,94 833,95 4,59 linking deteriorating economies and developing nations spent movement towards anew foro . policy to reduce spending on Sanlam Mining 324,42 302,92 5,55 to military costs have triggered 170 billion dollars, 38 billion mal policy to control unpro- tanks, guns and soldiers and Sanlam Dividend 431,94 403,36 5,48 a change in the minds of senior dollars of it on arms imports, ductive costs. convincing countries to move Senbank Industrial 116,23 108,64 n/a officials at both institutions - most from industrial countries. ' "When faced with tremen- in more peaceful paths. Southern Mining 140,14 130,98 5,87 and it is beginning to show in "Aid and finance agencies dous problems, namely to find Reuter. Standard Gold 196,13 183,90 7,16 some policies. r-______.-.:::--' ____ ~ __.....:.... __:..______t UAL Mining and 357,45 5,57 World Bank President Bar­ Resources 381,70 ber Conable, who "leaves the UAL Selected 1556,24 4,50 lending agency in September, Opportunities 1666,24 251,62 5,80 has pressed the issue of mili­ Old Mutual Mining 270,16 331,24 308,64 3,94 tary spending for the past few Old Mutual Industrial 130,86 121,92 5,53 years and IMF managing di­ Old Mutual Gold Fund rector Michel Camdessus joined Income/Gilt Funds: Corbank 100,41 99,35 17,56 him. Both men are concerned that GuardbankIncome 111,01 108,74 17,49 global problems ranging Old Mutual Income 105,80 104,66 16,96 through debt repayment crisis Standard Income 91,78 90,79 15,78 in Latin America, profound Syfrets Income 105,35 104,29 15,36 poverty in Africa and revolu­ UAL Gilt 1115,21 1104,06 15,40 tion in Eastern Europe might Closing exchange rates against the rand ovetwbelm the supply of mooey for spending on solutions. curr sell t.T.Buying a.M.Buying s.M.Buying "We are not hitting coun­ VD .lull... 2.3620 2:S;;ZO 2.8250 2.8105 lritiS.~'?xrf ~\',uh~rl~fJ'i4 jm.'i Sterling 4.9215 4.8610 4.8205 4.7865 laying out the trade-offs and Austrian leaving it to them." shilling 4.1995 4.2540 4.2850 4.3115 But now the policy looks to Australian $ 0.4450 0.4505 0.4550 0.4585 be deepening, The IMF is Belgian franc 12.2500 12.4500 12.5500 12.6500 considering the idea of guide­ Botswana lines for reducing "unproduc­ -~, pula 0.7100 0.7195 0.7255 0.0000 tive expenditures," the source The special plastics returnable (Refpet) bottle washer being moved into the bottling Canadian $ 0.3995 0.4050 0.4080 0.4105 said. "One of the most blat­ plant on its day of arrival, January 14, 1991. This bottle washer was a specification Swiss franc 0.5200 0.5265 0.5305 0.5335 ently unproductive expenditures for the launch of the new 1,5 litre Refpet bottle in Namibia. Namibia is the f'lI'st Deutsc,he is military expenditures." country in Africa to launch the 1,5 litre package and only the ninth country in the mark ' 0.5970 0.6055 0.6100 0.6140 The World Bank's latest world. Danish krone 2.3140 2.3440 2.3660 2.3845 Pesetas 37.3500 37.9000 38.3000 38.6500 Finnish mark 1.4400. 1.4590 1.4845 1.5065 French franc 2.0320 2.0585 2.0735 2.0860 Plea for African economic union Greek drachma 65.9000 66.7000 67.6000 68.4000 Hong Kong $ 2.7040 2.7385 2.7595 2.7775 HARARE: Zimbabwe's job of UN secretary-general monetary unionis by no means tinue," he said. Irish punt 4.4735 4.4190 4.3785 4.3445 Finance Minister Bemard when incumbent Javier Perez an easy task and hence has no Chidzero said Africa's debt Itilain lire 446.1500 452.1500 456.000 Chidzero has called for an de Cueller retires, said that along overnight solutions. However, burden threatened the interna­ 459.3000 African economic commu­ with closer economic integra­ it is a directionin which Africa tional monetary sy&1em because Japanese yen 47.6000 48.2500 48.5500 48.8000 nity and monetary union tion Africa had to move to­ inexorably has to move and the continent was exporting Kenyan wards monetary integration. efforts at both national and capital to developed countries, shilling 9.9720 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 to make the continent a '''The establishment of a regional levels have to con- through debt servicing. power to be reckoned with Mauritian in the global economy. rupee 5.6600 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 Malawi He told the closing session kwacha 0.9930 1.0060 1.0150 0.0000 of a meeting of African central NIGERIA TO RESUME Dutch gilder 00.6735 0.6820 0.6875 0.6920 bank governors last week that Norwegian the single European market and krone 2.3345 2.3640 2.3920 2.4155 proposed IllDmtary union within TIES WITH ISRAEL New Zealand $0.6090 0.6170 0.6240 0.6295 the European Community Pakistani threatened to stifle Africa's LAGOS: Nigeria's bat­ Nwachukwu is the most The two countries now have rupee 8.4030 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 traditional markets. tered economy could bene­ senior Nigerian to visit Israel no official economic links, but Escudos 51.1500 51.8500 52.4000 52.9000 "Africa ... remains fragmented fit ifit restores diplomatic since Nigeria broke diplomatic there have been reports of dis- Seychelle with 'economically weak re­ relations because of the 1973 . creet but extensive Israeli rupee 1.8725 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 gional groupings like the Eco­ relations with Israel, a Arab-Israeli war. He arrived business interests in Nigeria. , Swedish nomic Community of West leading industrialist said there on Sunday for a two-day A powerful lobby, mainly krone 2.1700 2.1980 2.2160 2.2315 African states (ECOWAS), the on Monday. visit. supported by members of Singapore $ 0.6000 0.6090 0.6120 06150 Southem African Development Oladapo Fafowora, director­ An external affairs ministry Nigeria's large Moslem com­ Zambia Coordination Conference, general of the Manufacturers official said Nwachukwu would munity, is likely to oppose kwacha 23.4030 0.0000 · 0.0000 0.0000 (SADCC), the Preferential Association of Nigeria (MAN), discuss restoring ties and the moves to restore diplomatic Zimbabwe $ 1.2155 1.2375 1.2485 0.0000 Trade Area (PT A) and the said the current visit by Exter­ possibility of economic and relations. Maghreb Union to mention just nal Affairs Minister lke scientific co-operation. "It's a very delicate issue. I These rates prevailed at 15b30 and are subject to alterations. a few. Nwachukwu to Israel to dis­ Fafowcra said the Nigerian don't think people will look at '''The establishment of the cuss renewing ties was a posi­ economy, currently undergo­ it as simply an economic is­ African Economic Community tive development. ing free market reforms, would sue," Fafowora said. would render Africa an eco­ "It's a move in the right gain from doing business with Most other African coun­ nomic force to reckon with in direction," Fafowora, a former Israel. "Before we broke rela­ tries which broke relations with the global economy much to Nigerian deputy pennanent tions there were strong ties, Israel after the 1973 Middle the benefit of her economies," representative at the United particularly in the area of agri­ East war have smce restored he said. Nations, told Reuters. - culture," he said. ties. - Sapa-Reuter. Chidzero, a candidate for the THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday August 7 1991 11

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LlNTAS:NAMIBIA ~ 1'2 Weljriesday August 7 ' 199~ · THcNAMIB1A'N

Etniese opstand kalmeer

DRIE verteenwoordigers van die regeriog sal vandag na Katima Mulilo vertrek om oplossings te vind vir die etniese opstand wat op die dorp ontstaan. Adjunk·Minister van Onderwys, Buddy Wentworth, Permanente Sekretaris van Opvoeding, Vitalis Ankama en die Sekretaris van die Kabinet, 1Il. Mbumba vei'trek na Katima om na die griewe op die dorp te luister en terug te rapporteer. Hierdie stap is gister deur die Eerste Minister, Hage Geingob, bekend gemaak. Die reaksie van die Eerste Masubias is. etniese groepe vervang word. Minister volg op berigte dat 'n Volgens onbevestigde ber­ Geingob se hy het by die etniese opstand op Maandag, 5 igte het die twee groepe in die aanhoor van die klagte die Augustus, op Katima Mulilo verlede al die betrekkings op aanstelling van Mukwenda by uitgebreek het toe lede van die 'n gelyke grondslag verdeel. die Onderwyshoofkwartier laat Mafwe-groep . begin het om Die nuwe aanstellings van die bevri~s • en die saak na die skole te boikot en voor reger­ Ministerie van Onderwys het Staatsdienskommissie verwys. Nelson Mandela, Leier van die African National Congress, het op 28 Julie 'n ingskantore demonstreer het. na beweringdie balans op die Hy is later meegedeel deur die Die probleme het ontstaan dorp versteur. kommissie dat Mukwenda self eredoktersgraad van die Universiteit van Carabobo in Venezuela ontvang. Foto; met die ontevredenheid van lede Sinvula se voorganger 10- vir die betrekking . aansoek Agence France .Presse. van die Mafwe-groep oor die seph Mukwenda is onlangs na gedoen het ennie net oorgeplaas aanstelling van dri~ senior Windhoek oorgeplaas. is nie. Sy aansoek is goedgekeur amptenare van die Masubia­ Die President van die DT A, op grond van sy kwalifikasies. Mrika-hulp nog veilig groep by die streekskantore op Mishake Muyongo en Kaptein Nahas Angula, Minister van die dorp in vergelyking met Mamili het aan die Eerste Onderwys en Kultuur, kon nie net een wat 'n Mafwe is. Mini.ster hul kommer oor die die afvaardiging na Katima DIE verlening van spesiale handelsstatus aan die Sowjet Unie behoort nie die steun Die Mafwe wil na bewering oorplasing van Mukwenda . Mulilo meemaak nie aange­ wat Afrikavanuit Amerika ontvang te beinvloed nie se 'n verklaring wat gister deur nie die gesag van Charles Sin­ oorgedra. Hulle voel Mafwe sienhy op 'n amptelike besoek die Verenigde State se inligtingsdiens in Windhoek uitgereik is. Die steun wat Afrika vula, die nuutaangestelde Di­ word benadeel deurdat hulle na die Kavango is. vanaf Amerika ontvang het vanjaar nog verder gestyg. rekteur van Onderwys, en sy na ander standplase oorgeplaas Die situasie ~ Katima MuliIo kollegas aanvaar nie omdat lnille word en met ledevan ander is gister as kalm beskryf. Alisofi Rosenberg, die VSA meer hulp aan lande in Afrika der en daar is groeiende bewus­ se Adjunk Assistent Staatssekre­ gegee sal word. theid van die goeie verander­ taris vir Afrikasake, het op 1 Ontwikkelingshulp aan Af­ inge in die Verenigde State. Augustus vanjaaraanjoernal­ rikahet oor die laaste twee jaar Sy het die mening uitgespreek iste in Lagos die versekering met meer as veertig persent dat ekonomiese hulp aan Af­ Kalkfeld-dors vererger gegee. gestyg. Sy het bygevoeg dat rika weens hierdie verander­ Sy se die verlening van sp­ steun vir ontwikkelingslrulp aan inge besig is om te groei. DIE watertekort op Kalkfeld is besig om te vererger en indien daar nie iets aan die esiale handelsstatus en bep­ Afrika nog nooit so hoog was Ongeveer R2,87-biljoen is saak gedoen word nie kan die dorp in 'n krisis beland se Walter Kurz, die Toesig. erkte tegniese hulp aan die soos dit nou is nie. vanjaar deur die.Bush-admin­ houdende Beampte van die Raad vir Buitestedelike Ontwikkeling op die dorp. Sowjet Dnie is op die laaste Sy se daar is in die VSA 'n istrasie aangevra vir ekon­ Die dam op die dorp is dol­ Daar is ook in verlede jaar indien 'n nuwe boorgat wat . spitsberaad in Moskou deur groeiende erkenning vir die omiese en ontwikkelingshulp leeg, volgens Kurz, en die twee nuwe bocirgatte op die meer as ses kubiekemeter water President Bush aan Mikhail stappe tot ekonomiese her­ aan Afrika. Dit sluit nie aparte verbruik van die here dorp is dorp gesink maar geen sukses peruur lewer gevind kan word. Gorbachev beloof. vorming wat in Afrika gevolg fot;tdse vir noodvoedselpro­ beperk tot negentig kubieke is daarmee behaal nie. Intussen doen hy 'n beroep Al sou die Amerikaanse word. Ekonomiee in Afrika is gramme in nie. meter per dag. Water mag net Kurz se die ondergrondse op die gemeenskap om hul kongres die beloofde hul in die laaste tyd besig om te Sy het tot die gevolgtrek­ vir huishoudelike doeleindes watertafelhet geweldig gedaal verbruik verder te verminder. goedkeur sal dit geen effek op ontwikkel en hierdie stappe gaan king gekom dat hulp aan Af­ gebruik word en inwoners is in die laaste paar jaar. Die Hy se daar word ook probleme die hulp aan Afrika he nie. Sy nie ongesiens verby nie. rika besig is om te styg en nie verbied om hul tuine nat te lei. watertafel word deur die grond­ op die dorp ondervind met se die VSA is besig met 'n Baie lande is ook besig om deur die hulp aan die Sowjet Die dorpie het .onlangs sy damme gevoed maar aange­ persone wat nie hul dien­ begrotingsproses waardeur baie . hul politieke stelsels te veran- Dnie bemvloed word nie. gronddamme vergroot en sien die nou leeg le daal dit sterekenings betaalnie. Indien skoongemaak om meer water baie vinnig. die dienste stiptelik betaal word, te kan hou maar ongelukkig 'n Private maatskappy het kan die raad van die fonse het die riviere nie met die la­ onlangs aangebi~d om mi die gebruik maak om nuwe pro­ aste reenseisoen afgekom nie. onsuksesvolle pogings van die jekte te loods om die watertekort Kalkfeld het verlede jaar Departement van Waterwese die hoof te bied. ongeveer 400 milimeter reen te probeer om nog boorgatte te Kalkfeld se waterveroruik het ontvang maar dit kon nie die sink. oor die afgelope paar jaar ges­ riviere laat loop nie en die Die aanbod is aan die reger­ tyg maar daar kon nie tred gemu gronddamme het geen water ing gestuur vir hul goedkeur­ met die styging nie weens 'n ontvang nie. ing. Goedkeuring is dusver nog tekort aan fondse. Die dorp is op die oomblik nie ontvang nie. Die tekort aan water en el­ algeheel van boorgatte ver­ KUIZ se die dorp sal die ektrisiteit strem em.c;tig die groei antwoordelik vir sy water. probleem die hoof kan bied van dje dorp volgens KUIZ. Vragmotor vir mahango

DIE Namibia Katemo Landboukooperatief(NAKACO) op Rundu het op Vrydag, 2 Augustus, R95 000 van die Franse Sending vir Samewerking en Kulturele Sake ontvang vir die aanskaffing van 'n vragmotor waarmee produksie en ander artikels vervoer kan word. 'n Vragmotor met 'n Die skema sal veral gerig search, Infonnation, Action for kapasiteit van twaalf metrieke wees op die vervoer van ma­ Development in ton,' onderdele, gereedskap en hango. Africa(CRlAA) sal behulpsaam 'n omvattende versekeringspo­ NAKACO is 'n boeredien­ wees met die vestiging van die lis van een jaar sal aangekoop ste kooperatief op Rundu wat vervoerdiens. word. kort na onathanklikheid gestig NAKACO sal ook hulp met Hierdie skenking sal is met die doel om self personeelopleiding, kantoor­ NAKAC.o in staat stel om met werksgeleenthede te skep en toerusting en 'n studietoer na 'n vervoerskema vir boer­ die gemeenskap te motiveer Zimbabwe van ~ ootvang. derybedrywighede in die tot selfversorgendheid. Hierdie hulp sal teen 'n koste Kavango te begin. Die Franse Centre for Re- van R45 000 aangebied word.

1- Perfect Choice. McCANN 206410 . THE ~ NAMIBIAN 'Wednesday August 7, 199113

OHANGWENA: Ovanafikola va ehamekwa

KONYALA ovanhu vahamano dimina oshiningwanima eshi ovanafikola ova fadukapo va ehamekwa mEtine la .dja nopamapopyo vamwe vomova­ nokukatala vakwao vamwe ve OMBILI neyokomesho oyo oinima ya pumbiwa tete newi limwe nova dule okuya ko, molwoodi 010 la li pokati nafikola okwa li nokuli va li Iwq»-20 lwaapo konmhandjo .mefiyafano lopaipindi on­ kovanafikola vosekundo yaP­ ifanwa va ka pulwapulwe nolwoodi ola hovela nee. moNamibia opo ovambaangi vokondje yoshilongo va dule nawa okutuvikila oimaliwa moshilongo shetu. goshiwanashimwe mounyuni. onhofi novakalimo vopomu" kopolifi. Pefimbo lolwoodi 010, "Ngeenge itatu kaleni kumwe dingonoko waHangwena. Eendjovo edi okwa li da Ehokololo 010 la yandjwa okandingosho aka okwa li ka yavo moNamibia. ohatu ka xuuninwa ongovakani Omukulunhufikola waPon­ kuumwe wovanafikola otali ti, tataulwa omakende nomivelo popiwa kOministeli i na sha Oministeli Amathila oya moipindi moshitukulwa," hofi, meme Martha olwoodi eli ola shongwa oda teywa po, omanga mwene nOmalandifo nOikwafaabulika, lombwela ovanangeshefa kutya Amathila ta londwele. Hishidimbwa, okwa shiivifila kovakalimo vamwe vomO­ Ben Amathila, eshi onghela wako, 00 fiyo opapaedinalaye opo omunlm a tuvikile oimaliwa Okwa dimbulukifa yo ova­ Ondjonghundana yaNamibia, hangwena ovo ve li unene li he shiivike a mona oipute kwa li a popifa engafifi lova­ yaye moshilongo shonhumba, nangeshefa kut)ra South Af­ Nampa, kutya vatatu vomwaavo ovayambididi congudu yoDTA. nangeshefa pOshakati. yomomutwe. oha tale tete ngeenge eliko rica naAngola oyo oilongo ivali va ehamekwa shonghono ove Ovakalimo ovo vati ova Mepopifo laye, Arnathila losahilongo osho ola yuka tuu Olwoodi' ola ka oka ashike yopoushiinda i na nale oam­ li ovanafikola vaye, omanga ponokela ovanafikola pokandin­ eshi opolifi ye uya okuanuna. okwa shiivifa ovanangeshefa komesho noshoyo kutya omu liko a kola noya pumbwa ashike vatatu ve li ovanhu vopomu­ gosho kamwe molukanda lwtya Epangelo fiyo opapa kali na tuu shili eameno nombili Omahokololo otaa ti opa kala okllwapalekaomayooloko ayo dingonoko. Ovaehamekwa na manga oimaliwa ya wana moshilongo osho . . laHangwena nale nope na fiyo opapa opapolotika. . aevsheokwa li va mona epango Ovanafikola vati ova okalamhauka pokati kova­ olwlwfapo eembumbwe adishe Okwa twikila lwtya Namibia "Ovanangeshefa moshipangelo shaElcin pEogela ponokelwanomakende nokwa nafikola novakalimo moshilongo, onghee osha okuli ponghatu iwa, shaashi Ovanamibia ngeenge itava nova lekelwa konima eshi li tava ulwa kutya vo ovak­ vopOhangwena, unene tuu ovo pumbiwa opo ovatuvikili okwa wanifapo nale oinaku­ hangana meendelelo, nena vamwe va hondjwa nokuli. engeleli/ovanainheya. ve li ovayambididi vEmbwida vokondje yoshilongo va wanifwa aishe oyo ya pum­ konima yefimbo Namibia otaka Opolifi yaHangwena oya Konima yeponokelo eli, 10Turnhalle. kumik.we okutuvikila oimaliwa biwa kovatuvikili voimaliwa . kala ashike ngaashi omwiidi ovo tava di kondje. opo kwa li ta pe lidengele Okwa twikila ko lwtya osho eemhedi mbali (oshinima shi sha pumbiwa paifu moNamibia li medundakano)," osho Omin­ osho ashike oulwmwe mova­ isteli ya tonga. nangeshefa, va kale tava popi Omafiku26 Auguste efiku lefudo OSHIKONDO shEhongo nOmifyuululwakalo, osba shiivc ifa oshivike eshi lwtya Efiku lOmapendafule, 26 Auguste, otali ka kala efiku lefudo keefikola adishe moshilongo. Eshiivifo eli ola landula opo esbi efiku 010 kwa dimbulukiwa kutya pakalindeli ~ali didilikwas ongefiku lefudo Petrus Shindabi leefikola, ngaashi ngeno kwa Hikumwa, mefano eli, li shi na okukala. Epuko eli ola holoka shaashi okwa li a xulifa oweenda okalindeli keefikola oka hang­ waye ombaadilila mOlo­ ika ka ningwa nale eshi makaya peumbo laye Epangelo la tokola opo efiku pOluno. Fiyo opapa 26 laAuguste li kale ongefiku omalongekido efudiko lefudo lokufimaneka omapen- inaa shiivika manga. Sh­ dafule aNamibia. . indabi okwa li a shiivika Ovakulunhu, ovanafikola nawa mOwambo aishe Efiku lemangulukolaCuba okwa li la dimbulukiwa poshakati moshivike sha dja ko. Edimbulukoleflku eli okwa lila kalwa novahongi otava shiivifwa bano komitwe dinene depangelo nokovakalelipo vaCuba moNamibia. Mefano eli kolumosho otaku monika Oministeli oshoyo moShomeva omo apa lwtya momafiku 26 ka ku a kulila. yEemina, Andimba Toivo ya Toivo pamwe na Billy Muaningange, omuunganeki woSwapo pOndangwa. . na ofikola. Inamu ya vali koAngola - Ekandjo ta londwele

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JOHANNESBURG: South African athletes could miss ing an invitation to the world next year's Olympic games in Barcelona as a result of championships. . not attending this month's world athletics champion­ nated South African Amateur IfNebiolo's warning that not ships. Athletics Board were respon- sending a team to the world sible for the no to Tokyo vote championships means no full Despite pressure from many lAAF sources say the world on the new national athletics membership at the lAAF con- home athletes and the world body's president Primo Nebi- governing body. . gress-in Tokyo, then it woUld governing body, one of the main 010 wants to see South africa They feel it is too soon for need . a speyiaI · congress t p South African amateur athlet- return to the world stage at the South African athletes to be approve South African mem-: ics association groups voted at Tokyo championships which participating at such an event. bership in time for.Barcelona. the weekend in Port Elizabeth is why he is taking a tough Mluleki George, a senior +fterTokyo, thellext sched- to reaffirm its objection to stance. memberofthenational'Olym- uled congress is in '1993 and competing in Tokyo. The spokesman denied that pie Committee of South africa ' Jayne Pelp'ce, a 'spokeswoman An International Amateur Nebiolo had linked attendance (Nocsa), described the IAAF for the IAAFin London, said Athletics Federation spokes- at the world championshi?s to invitation as irresponsible. the last special congress was in man in Rome said in reaction full membership of th.. " AF. "They knew we had not 1947. . to the vote that South africa But the prospect of , 'h a fulfilled one of the conditions She confirmed that as yet no would have to "show good sanction is the fear of South required of us - unity, yet they acceptance or rejection of the reasons why they cannot go to African sports leaders. invited us, causing nothing but IAAF invitation to Tokyo has -the world championships if they Any invitation to take part confusion and frustration for yet been received. want full membership of the in track and field events in the athletes," George said. South African sports lead- IAAF." Barcelona depends on full The predominantly white ers including Tshwete and "They may have reasons. membership of the organisa- . South African Amateur Ath- Stutzen appear to hope that But at the moment we cannot tion led by Nebiolo. letics Union, led by Joe Stutzen, last minute negotiations with see any good reason why they The African National Con- is the only one to back the Nebiolo will still get them a should not come," said the gress sports spokesman Steve demands by a lot of athletes ticket to Barcelona. spokesman Franco Fava. Tshwete accused Nebiolo of that South African should be The ANC official told the 1heIAAFcongress is to vote " manipulation and blackmail" represented at the world cham- Sunday Times in the same just before the championships in an interview with the Johan- pionsbips. interview that he criticised the start on August 24 on whether nesburg Sunday Times. Stutzen told AFP he did not attitude of the IAAF president, to give the SAAAA full mem- The ANC is close to the Sooth bold out nnx:h hope of !he South " We are going to talk to Nebi- bership. That will be the key to African Amateur Athletics African ruling body meeting 010. " whether South African athletes Congress which reaffirmed it the August 14 deadline laid Stutzen said he hoped the go to the Olympic games. opposition to going to Tokyo down by the IAAF for accept- new South African athletics -=-----....:.-...... ;.-----~------'------'------, body would still be given full membership at the Tokyo congress. He said a SAAAA Cuba cruises to gold delegation, including the heads of all the rival component groups, would go to Japan. He said that apart from the as US crashes out dispute over participation in RUN FOR YOUR LIFE. Veteran long distance runner Tokyo, unification was going Marthin Hailonga of TCL Mine in action during the highly successful Sanlam Athletics Championships-held HA VANA: In front of guing, he said an official cov­ Valente of Brazil overtaking well and should be completed recently at the Independence Stadium in Windhoek. President Fidel Castro, ered over the mark:. Bill Bur1re, in !he final 50 metres in September. - Sapa-AFP. Cuba's track and field team 'Then he goes, 'OK, it's no and winning in 3 :42,90. Burke experienced one of its foul, ' " Starks said. 'Then wound up second in 3:43,04. greatest days ever and the there's no mark to be meas­ The men's and womeIl'S 4s _ ured," and the official told Stalks went as expected, with Cuba's United States one of its he could have the jump over, Roberto Hernandez and Ana worst at the Pan Ameri­ "which I think is not justice," Quirot winning the golds. can Games. Starks said. . Quirot, top-ranked in the ,,'••••• ICII "~Tal'S '/ The host Cubans won six Upsets were the order of the world last year, won her sec­ gold medals m Mooday, match­ day. ond straight Pan Am 400 in r P.O. Box 285 (Main Road) , OMARURU NAMIB IA ing their entire total in 43 events Perhaps the biggest was the 49,20, smashing her games ./ Telephone: 32 (Omaruru) at the 1987 games at Indian­ victory by Brazil's Robson da record of 50,27 set at Indian­ apolis. Silva over American Andre apolis. On the o!her hand, the United Cason in the men's lOO-metre Hernandez,the favourite in States, winner of 26 gold medals dash. Da Silva, one of the the men's 400, won handily in four years ago and usually the world's top 200-metre runners 44,62. UNIQUE.OMARURU HOUSE dominlmt power in Pan Am but not outstanding in the 100, Probably the happiest win­ track and field, failed to col­ won in 10,32 seconds, with ner was Cuba's Liliana AlIen. Beautifully restored old German house lect a single gold. The best the Cason, of Virginia Beach, After taking the women's 100 US could do was five silvers second in 10,35. in 11,39, she was presented the with Oregon pine doors, ceilings and and four bronzes. Cason, who has run 10,05 gold medal by Castro and given After three days and 14 events this year, had several reasons a kiss on the right cheek by the floors. Three bedrooms, study and of track and field, the Cubans for his stunning loss: two false Cuban president. have eight golds and the US starts by others; his inability to The other winners were enormous living room. Outdoor covered team one. adjust to the Cuban fo od and Cuba's Ramon Gonzalez in the Hardly ever have the Cu­ climate; and the fact that his men's javelin at 79,12, Cuba's braai. Neat outbuildings with flat and bans had such a chance to cele­ coach, John Smith, was not Ioamnet Quintero in the servants quarters. Double garage and brate in a meet of such magni­ allowed to come to Cuba be­ women's high jump at 1,58, tude - and the Americans had cause of state department regu­ and Brazil's Adauto Domin­ carport. Attractive interlocking brick so much despair. lations. gues in the men's 3 000-metre 'The Cubans have got them­ Another surprise came in the steeplechase in 8:36,01. driveway. Established garden.. On banks selves ready for the competi­ men's 1500metres, with Jose Sapa-AP. tion," said Mel Rosen, the US of Omaruru river in Main Road. men's track for the 1992 Olym­ pics. "Whetherit's because the Business rights. Erf 3600 square metres. meet is at their place or they JPS final rescheduled are nlaking steady improve­ URGENT SALE ment over the last four years, JOHANNESBURG: The National Soccer League an­ the combination of both has nounced yesterday they had rescheduled the final play­ PRICE R13S 000 negotiable nlade them very strong." oft' match of the JPS Knockout Soccer Series between While most of the Cuban Blackpool and Dynamos. PHONE Karen Omaruru (062232) 32 victories were well-deserved The match will now be played at the Rand Stadium on Saturday and some Americans failed to and not in Venda as originally announced. perform up to their standards, NSL vice-chairman Ashwin Trikamjee said it had been mutu­ PLOT OMARURU one US athlete, 'long jumper ally agreed with the sponsors and league that the game should Llewellyn Starks. felt he was take place in Johannesburg instead of the far northern Transvaal. robbed of a gold medal. The match is the third in the round-robin series featuring the Picturesque plot of 14,7 ha only 4,5 km Starks, the favourite, finished last three teams in the competition. Both previous matches ended second to Cuba's Jaime Jeffer­ in 1-1 draws. from town with 800 m river frontage. son. But Starks was incensed Under the complicated formula, should there be a winner on Includes shed, storerooms, workers about the officiating. Saturday, they will meet Hellenic in the final. Hellenic have On his second attempt, he drawn both their games. quarters. Adequate water. sailed nearly 8,41 metres, a Should the match finish in a 1-1 draw, a draw will be made next jump that would have exceded week, and the first name drawn will go straight into the final, with Jefferson's winning effort of the other two teams meeting agaiii in a semifinal. PRICE R60 000 8,27 metres. But it was ruled a If the match fInishes in a 2~ 2 draw, however, then Hellenic will foul. Starks protested vehe­ lose out because Blackpool and Dynamos will have scored a goal PHONE Karen Omaruru (062232) 32 mently, and while he was ar- more. - Sapa. a ~ 8 Wecfnesday\Al:J~ust -1 ,1.991

SPORT SHORTS SA for cricket World Cup? COCA COLA SPONSOR SOCCER MELBOURNE: A place was ended in July. But it was cation had been received from tor of South Africa's new multi THE Coca-Cola tournament, due to start this Saturday has been is being kept for South decided at the London meeting South Africa. But he added: racial United Cricket Board sponsored by Narnibian Beverages to the tune of R15 000. The Africa in next year's that South Africa should not "If they did apply, I would (UCB) has expressed hopes that aim of the tournament is to find the top soccer playing school,in cricket World Cup despite be allowed to take part in the have to use my chairman's the international body might Namibia. Each of the seven regions will organise a knockout an order against the World Cup. prerogative and tell them that yet have a change of heart. competition, resulting in a regional winner, ICC chairman Colin Cow­ the answer is no. ' , ACB chief executive David Springboks made by the Any senior school may enter the competition, the provision drey said at the time no appli- All Bacher, managing direc- Richards said the six formerly being that a player must be a registered pupil at that school. world governing body, b,anned players would be al­ The winning school in each region shall receive a prize of organisers said yesterday. lowed to play at state level in R500. The seven winning schools will then compete in Windhoek On the same day that the Australia this year. for the Coca-Cola trophy. Australian cricket board lifted A test ban would have to be The future of the tournament could see the winning Narnibian a lO-year ban on six players reviewed by the ICC, he said. .school competing against the winning school from seven other who took part in 1980s rebel Therefore, richards said, the Central African countries to determine the top Central African tours. the World Cup cricket ACB had decided to lift its ban, School. Similar competitions are also being staged in Botswana, committee said South Africa on Michael Haysman of South Malawi, Zimbabwe and Zambia. would be welcomed to the Australia, Rod McCurdy tournament if the international (Victoria), John Maguire cricket council approved. (Queensland), Kim Hugbes and BECKER HEADS "The World Cup Commit­ GlennHughes (both of West­ tee, for some time, has been ern Australia) and Steve Smith RICH TOURNEY carrying out a study on the (New South Wales). THE world's top five male tennis players, headed by defending possibilty of South Africa They would be allowed to champion Boris Becker of Germany, will battle for record prize competing in the World Cup," play in the Sheffield Shield money in the 1992 Australian Open. . WCC chainnan Malcolm Gray between state sides, Richards The Grand Slam tournament will offer 4,82-rnillion dollars, an said. said. increase of 20 percent from this year's prize money . • 'That study has shown that The six were among Austra­ Equal prize money will be paid for men's and women 's events. administratively, logistically lians, who also included test Stefan Edberg of Sweden, Wimbledon champion Michael Stich and financially, it is possible players Terry Alderman and of Germany, Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia and French Open to be part of the World Cup as Carl Rackemann, who took part champion Jim Courier of the United States have also confirmed a ninth team. ' , in rebel tours of South Africa their participation. • 'The ACB thinks the World in 1985-86 and 1986-87. GeoffPollard, president of Tennis Australia, said the Austra­ Cup would be the appropriate Alderman and Rackemann lian Open had increased its prize money by a bigger percentage stage f()r South Africa to come were banned from Sheffield than any of the other Grand Slam events - Wimbledon, the French back to iliternational cricket, " Shield cricket for two years Open and the US Open. The winners of the men's and women's said Gray. and test cricket for three years. singles will each receive 297 000 dollars. Even players losing in He said South Africa had The ACB warned that any player the final round of the qualifying tournament will collect 2,970 not yet formally applied to the who returned to South Africa dollars. - ICC, but World Cup hosts ON TOP. Wimbledon champion Stem Graf regained after that would be banned for Australia and New Zealand the top ranking in women's tennis as Monica Seles 10 years and the six defied the • 'Need a decision fairly quickly order. - Sapa-AFP. BRUCE - NO THANK YOU and would hope in the next two slipped to second after losing in Sunday's final of a or three weeks we would know tournament in Carlsbad, California, to Jennifer Capri­ LIVERPOOL goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar will not be allowed one way or another." ati, who rose two places to eighth.-But Seles remain the Gomez wins to play football for Zimbabwe. Grobbelaar was keen to play for South Africa's 21 year iso­ leading money ~er so far this year-with 967,758 the country he was brought up in as he has never played for lation from international cricket dollars in women's tennis. third US title another. But the Sports Council in Harare has refused to permit his ANDRES Gomez of Ecuador selection because he declines to renounce his British citizenship. won hls third US Pro Tennls title Zimbabweans are no longer allowed dual citizenship. with a 7-5, 6-4 victory over top Grobbelaar was in Zimbabwe on holiday and played one seed Andrel Cherkasov of the friendly game. In any event, Grobbelaar could not have played for NAMIBIA NITE Soviet Union. Zimbabwe against Congo in an African Cup of Nations match as The victory, following cham­ he was taking part in his own benefit match at Anfield, ------Presents------a pionships In the 1986 and 1989, Meanwhile Zimbabwe's acting national coach Armendo Fer­ was the most recent triple win reira has been sacked following the country's defeat by Congo in since Bjorn Borg completed the Ladies Nite with Loading Zone feat each year from 1974 to 1976 the two-leg Africa Cup of Nations competition. But national at Longwood Cricket Club. director of coaching Ben Koufie has survived for the moment. Lacies free from 9.00 - 9.30 Gomez, 31, the seventh seed, took advantage of Cherkasov, who had played , a r aln·lnter· US SOCCER ON THE ROCKS ADMISSION R10.00 rupted semlflnal. Cherkasov out­ THE major soccer league and the Players' Union have agreed to lasted No 5 JImmy Arias 7.6 (8. 6), 3-6, 6-4, two hours befor e the a lower salaries in an effort to save the struggling league, match against Gomez. commissioner Earl Foreman said. "I have great confidence that Gomez got a decisive opening we will play the 1991-1992 season with seven or eight teams," set break when Cherkasov hit Foreman said in a conference hall. long on a pair offorehands to lose Foreman said the union agreed to team salaries of 525 000 the 12th game. dollars for 16 professional players and another 25 000 dollars that Gomez won 14 of 19 points In could go either to pro or to developmental players. taking a 3-0 lead In the conclud· Last season's team salary was $655 000 for rosters of 18 Ing set and both players held professional players. serve to complete the sixth con· secutlve US Pro title to be decided Foreman said last-ditch efforts to save the Kansas City Comets In straight sets. had failed, but negotiations were still under way to secure The vltory earned Gomez 50 ownership of the Dallas Sidekicks. The commissioner said he 000 dollars while Cherkasov got ' hoped the 13-year-old league would see better days now that 25 000 dollars. difficult negotiations with the players were over.

STARING INTO THE FUTURE. The injury sus­ tained by the Northern Transvaal flyhalf and cap­ tain, Naas Botha, during Saturday's Currie Cup Fri & Sat. Sound Sensation for the Nation ­ match against Free State Get it Live from Loading Zone and is not serious, and he will be able to play in next Sat­ Jackson Cassidy ,Admission R12.00 urday' s match against Sunday CABARET with Jazz F,u$lon and Natal. The team's coach, Eugene van Wyk, said the Golden Oldie Vibes by Loadlng' Zone and seriousness of the injuries Whanie Jansen Admission R2.00 sustained by the centre, Janilie Claasens, and the ps: Tickets' for .. Mango Groove at Namibia flank, Piet Pretorious, were Nite, .Indep endence Arena and Wernhill . expected to be detennined yesterday. They also had Park Tickets:,R20-00 Gate fees R30-00 to leave the field during the match on Saturday. starts thursday 8 August doors open 7 ~ ~oam. i}iP ,J

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. , FISTBALL TEAM TO . TOUR OVERSEAS THE Swakopmund Fistball Club will be leaving on a four-week overseas tour next Wednesday with a team consisting of 11 players. The tour leader, Charlie Meng, , said that the team is scheduled to spend three weeks in Germany and a week in Switzerland. In Frankfurt they will play pean clubs will take part, is against Bergen Eokheim, which scheduled for September 7 and came to play in Namibia in 8. The highlight of the tour, 1983 and again last year. After according to Meng, will be the playing in Frankfurt they will toupwnent "as touring play­ travel to Giessen to play against ers will have their first oppor­ RodheimBieber, a team which tunity to watch an international AS CLASSIC FINAL has played in Namibia five competition," he said. times. The team is expected to ar­ Other matches will be against rive back in Windhoek on teams from Dusseldorf, Han­ September 13. nover, Hamburg and Guntz, The third round of the before the team will travel to Namibia Fistball Association DRAWS CLOSER Switzerland where they will (NFA) 1991 league season waS play in Jona near Zurich against held on Saturday at Omaruru a local club there. with 20 teams taking part. The tour will end at Jona The table below shows the Focus on the goalkeepers ... where a Buropean Club Cham­ first three positions in the dif­ to take over from the acrobatic Damaseb one of the country's pionship, in which top Buro- ferent division league's. CONRAD ANGULA national goalie. finest sweepers, will match up First League: It will be intresting to see against Gruzi who will rely on WITH only two ~ays before the keenly-anticipated Team P W L Ball pts Pts how Dave, highly regarded by the speed of young Bssau April, Castle Classic Cup (mal between last year's runners-up the experienced Cosmos the Bucs central defender. SKW 12 21 11 457: 422 18: 16 Nashua Black Africa and the in-form Sorento Bucs at Swakopmund 12 15 16 364: 402 10: 14 the Katutura Stadium on Saturday, the focus will defi­ Cohen 12 14 14 411: 395 8: 16 nitely be on the two goalkeepers - David 'Dave' Gaeseb Second League: (Black Africa) and Gruzi Goseb (Sorento Bucs). Team P Ball pts Pts The Soremo Bues goa1kec:per final experiences was last year Swakopmund 14 454: 430 22: 6 with his tall physique is with­ when he helped Black Africa Cohen 13 418: 391 18: 8 out doubt the toughest of the win the coveted Metropolitan SKW 14 405: 410 ' 15: 13 two to beat. However, experi­ Champion of Champions tro­ Third League: ence seems to be the watch­ phy and the prestigious Rossing Team P Ball pts Pts word in this battle. NFAcup. Tsumeb3A 16 573: 444 30: 2 While Goseb was rated the Gruzi's cup final record Cohen 16 506: 460 24: 8 number one goalkeeper in the stretches back as far as 1988, SKW 16 545: 408 23: 9 country some three years ago, the year that he was almost Gaeseb, as many soccer ex­ unbeatable between the Sorento Seniors League: perts will agree, has worked Bucs posts and when they Team P Ball pts Pts his way up during the past two cJin;;h:

MALMO, Sweden: Leroy,Bur- o~y ,2 of second l;>eJ:lind . here last year, said he ran a starting line. "But it should be in the "Kings of Sprint" race fellow American Tony Dees, . ~1l retai,ne!i lUs edgeQver<;arl . ' Dennis Mitchell made -- it a good race ''but I didn't react to ~, a bigplCelike .this,"~ s~d. were Olapade Adeniken of . .fastest.this year at 13,05, led Lewis in the 100 'metres, beat­ US i-2-3 flplSh'in 10.14 sec­ the.S';1D as well a,s I would.have "Carl doem't add the tension. Nigeria (10,24),MarkWither­ midway through the race but ing his Santa- M~nica team­ 'onds. Linford ChristieofBrlt­ liked io." "I didn't 'have the Butbaving the eight best~­ spoon of the United States Fosterca\lgbthim at the finish. 'l1late'by .7 oh s~~nd to.win ~ a' ~ilver medali'st behind zip: I,guess I'll ~ve \hatforthe ers in the world makes it tense. (10,26), Daniel Sangouma of Dees was just .1 of a second ~e "JGngs of Sprint" yc