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' PiCli~o 'Prelid'ehf travel to· Coprivi ;abd~:; .. :;::~. .. '. Caprivi and b~krUni~tostro~g P1eetingtraditionalleaders, and . ists,mainlyftom Government· near the port. According to ra­ STAFF REPORTER opposition from local chief visiting the giant Pldico projects owned media, on a tour ofPidico dio reports Bassan bas also an· Bonilace MalJlili. which were started too late this work in Jobannesburg and Mo· nounced a N$l00 million print­ PRESIDENT Sam ~ujoma and Last nlgbt ~resldent ~ujoJp~ year for a harvest an,d are now UllQbique. Ingp~ for Windhoek althougb top staff of a foreign inveStor and ' regional Governor telix postponed until the ne:xl season. in recent montbs Pidico bas Ndadi Tsboombe, managing di­ are set to meet traditional lead­ Mukasa were reportedly meet· Ithas Dot yet proved possible to taken Namibia'sinvestmentscene rector of one oftbe local compa­ ers in theCaprivi to smooth the log at the town's Zambezi Lodge .reach Pidico m*,nagi!lR director bystonn. nies ihvolved, has denied this. way for planned agrlcul~ure hotel after the Preside~~arrh'ed)foham~HassantOanswerq9es­ , Tbe controversial company Lawyers acting for Ilassan schemes. .. ti'omRundu.Riotlng, appa:rentlydons abaut tbe ba~kground.nd helped With much of tbe Walvis have twice issued press releases Projects, Industrial Develop· in opposition to the fann project; otber details of Pidico. Bay reintegration celebrations threatening to sue a local Sun· ment and Investment Company has caused at least one deatb...... Accordingtosolpereportsheis and Pre$ldent SamNujoma inau~ day newspaper which wrote dls- (l-Idico) has beenaward~ two The President's sthedule in. · ~?W .in X:JUma Muiilo afttrtik. gurated a free trade zone project ,giantplotSofland in th~Eastern eludes a rally at Katima MulDo, log a patty of Namiblan journal~ originated by Pidico on Marcb 1 Continued on page 2 DB tensionse ' il!h

amounts to approxi­ and police were called October last year. In their OSWALD SHIVUTE mately N$332 500). m. bid to get paid the AT ONDANGWA AIRBASE At Berg Aukas, more At Ondangwa, where Ondangwa group have than 200 Development Brigade members started been sent from pillar to DISSATISFACTION with the De­ Brigade students yester­ their protest on Tuesday," post. Members have velopment Brigade continued to day continued to dem­ a spokesperson said yes­ travelled to Berg Aukas, onstrate. NBe radio terday they would send a in the Grootfontein area, ROYAL WELCOME ... The red carpets were mount yesterday. news described the situ- five-strong delegation to and to Rundu, after they rolled out over the weekend when Miss South The message from at They say they have not ation as "tense". Brigade Windhoek to the Minis­ were told that was where Africa Jacqui Mofokengjetted into the Namibian least 625 members of been paid their monthly members are demanding try of Lands, Resettle­ they could get hold of capital for the weekend. Jacqui, who was also Development Brigade allowance for 10 months employment and said ment and Rehabilitation their allowances from runner-up in the Miss World Beauty Pageant, students at Ondangwa and are demanding pay- their training had not today to try and find out various officials. came to crown this year's Miss Republic of yesterday was 'enough ment. equipped them to enter wnat has happened to However, all their at­ Namibia (see pS). Here she is presented with is enough'. They told With an estimated 665 the labour market. their money. tempts have come to flowers by Thorsten Bierbach, store controller The Namibian: "We are mem bers at the According to news re­ DBC students have not nothing. of Edgars, during a fashion show organised by not going to classes be­ Ondangwa unit, the ports the mood at Berg been paid their N$50 a Old Mutual Properties. fore our money is here." 'missing' money Aukas was "aggressive" month for January to Continued on page 2 NATIONAL"YOUTH COUNCIL 25· 27 MARCH

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VENUE: UNAM HALL 2 Thursday March 24 1994 THE NAMIBIAN Prowler at Gobabisl'•• S 's.stillSi'rl'glng FEARS are rife that a child molester The whole ofWindhoek was on alert I .< . . ' : / ;\~~:ii' .... '. ". ,. .'. .'. . ' . . '. '" . . '.' . who tried to 'abduct' young pupils three weeks ago when reports of the Gobabis after hiS arrest, Toromba told the court that from pre-primary school and creches suspected molester was reported and STAFF REPORTER in Windhoek has switched his atten- became public. he did not mention any name in connection with the tion to Gobabis. However, folIowing media reports murders. He said he signed the statement without its Investigating officer, Inspector the alleged child molester, described TITUS TOROMBA yesterday refuted cer­ contents being interpreted to him. Hansie Engels, told The Narnibian yes- as in his 50s and white, has "van- tain evidence given in court by his brother In that statement Toromba s~id Kanguinja and terday that rumours had been reported ished". fugitive Protasius ' Metra-Toromba' another person, a certain Murangi, had killed the to the police that someone "acting in The man apparently pretended that Kanguinja. farmer and his assistant. He had driven Kanguinja simiIiar way" had been spotted at he was the grandfather of a certain Under cross-examination by defence counsel 'and Kenady Kavemutjiua first to Otjiwarongo and Gobabis. pupil before trying to kidnap them by Riohard Metcalfe, Toromba also refuted most of a then to Keetmanshoop before he learnt that they Engels said despite attempts to track saying he had come to colIect the child. statement he made to 'police at Gobabis after his intended to go to . down the suspected molester, he had Engels said no case had been re- arrest. However, Toromba told the court yesterday that proved elusive. They w.ere also not ported in Windhoek over the past two Toromba told the court on Tuesday that Kangui nja he knew Kavemutjiua as a taxi driver. When he was sure that the Gobabis suspect was the weeks. The police were still on the and E'segiel Mureti had killed Gobabis farmer Danie told to drive Kanguinja to South Africa, he was same person who had been spotted alert and would appreciate any infor- van Niekerk and his assistant WilIem Rooinasie on afraid to go with Kangiunja by himself so he per­ prowling round Windhoek schools. mation on the suspect, he added . . Monday, July 22 1991. suaded Kavemutjiua to come along when they me t :...---.:=------"""""1 Toromba told the court he had driven Kanguinja at Black Chain in Katutura on Friday, July 26. A WOMAN was yesterday found guilty of murdering and Mureti to the murder scene. After they had The three left on Sunday, July 28, in Toromba's her two-year old baby girl. The case was. remanded to returned to Windhoek during the early hours of car. When the car broke down at Steinkop in South May 13 for a psychiatric r~port and sentencing. Tuesday morning, the three men had stayed to­ Africa they parted. Josephina Erastus (24) killed Ndapandula Lukas at gether until the following Saturday when they left Kanguinja and Kavemutjiua went by bus to the Omatemba village near Ruacana on February 14 last for South Africa. Cape where they bought cars. ' year. Erastus and other people were at a cuca shop Toromba said he could not escape and report the Toromba went to Kim~rle y where he was told by when her mother told herto go home and prepare food. murders to the police because "we were as if tied a witchdoctor that the Namibian police were look­ She returned and informed the people at the cuca h " h k'll d h b b Th r ttl '1 as toget er . ing for him. shop that she ad I e er a, y. e I e glr w He denied that on Friday July 261991 Kanguinja When he arrived back in Windhoek, he reported found dead by the people. She died as a resultofafatal had gone to inquire about his car at a repair shop. to the police on October 14 and was arrested. cut wound through the neck. During cross-t~xamination earlier, Kanguinja had Kanguinja escaped last week from the police I ill testified that he gone to see if his car had been cells. Mureti was shot in the head during 1992 while •• repaired. , driving a taxi in Katutura. GENERAL NOTICE Turning to a statement he made to the police at The case is continuing today.

Kindly note that, due to the fact that the former Peri-Urban Development Armed trio terrorises Board has been abolished in terms of Act 23 of 1992, (Local Authorities Act), residents in North aJl correspondence and/or queries are believed to ~eformer day they have allegedly relating to any of/the former OSWALD SHIVUTE AT OSHAKATI members of Koevoet or climbed trees, using THREE "dangerous" prisoners, who es­ the SWATF. them as observation Peri-Urban Development Board towns On March 12 the three posts to keep track of the caped from the Ondangwa police cells on allegedly stole a Toyota movements of the peo­ or vHlages, should therefore be March 7, are reportedly causing a reign of Hilux bakkie from a pIe they want to rob. addressed directly to the relevant terror in the Edundja and Ondobe areas in businessman near In all the robberies, the Ohangwena Region in northern Na­ Ondobe. They also tried people have allegedly Town or Village Council. mibia. to steal money from the firstbeenthreatenedwith Residents are so des­ Nujoma, Johannes s h op, bu tfa il ed t oop~n r~fl e sandonsomeocca­ Permanent Secretary perate that they have Tulinanye Hamupunda all the doors. The bak~le . slons shots, have alleg­ urged the Government and Felix Katjezemba was later left near Odlbo edly been fired. to send Namibia Defence all described by the po~ afteritapparentlyranout On Tuesday a desper- Force troops to the areas lice as "extremely dan- of fuel. ate caller to the Open Namib Contract ' to track down and arrest gerous". On March 13 they al- Line programme on the the suspects. They were being held legedly broke , into the Oshiwambo service People say they can no in connection with vari- house of a busmessman called on the Govern­ Haulage {Pty) .Ltd longer sleep at night" as ous criminal activities, at Omahenge and stole a ment to "please help us they fear for their lives. including murder, stock rifle and. money. immediately". Ehangano Iyo Namib Contract Haulage. The three escaped pris­ theft and robbery. The trl~ are allegedly .Since March 14, t~e oners are Reinholdt Nujoma and Katjezemba armed With AK -47 as- triO have been spotted ID Otali Tseyithile oshigwana kutja OIyina iinima 1------., sault rifles as well as pi s~ the villages of Edundja, yaantu ya li yeyi thigi moombesa dhehangano ndika. tols. Odibo, Onengali, DBC tensions There have also been Etomba, Oumbada and unconfirmed rumours Ondobe. "Tsc otuna ashikc iinima ~aantll mh~oka in November last year they that they are carrying The most dangerous of I Continued from page 1 I were paid for November ya li ~ ' a kana okllza mo: hand grenades. the three is alleged to be "As nothing has been and December and were Overtheweekend,the Nujoma, who has been done so far, we decided to told to go home for Christ­ three men allegedly tried linked to the brutal mur­ 1 Lya Januali 1990 Sigo 1 Maalitsa nuumvo. mas. When they returned strike and demonstrate our to rob a woman at der of a weIl-known on January 24, the chase seriousness on this issue. Edundja. teacher at Oumbada, for the missing N$332 500 NgeIe otoya okuilako oshinima nenge iinima yoye: "We are still asking That same night they DavidHamalwa, and his where our money is and it started again. allegedly broke into and . friend Stefanus - Ou na Okugandja uuyeIele kutya oyoye shili. must be given to us as Approached for com­ looted a shop at Mweshihange in early ,na soon as possible; other­ ment, the manager. H the - Ou Okuyi pula pamukalo omwaanawa. wise the strike and dem­ DBC at Ondangwa, Max Omahenge. 1989. onstration will continue," Nekongo, told The Na­ According to resi- Both Hamalwa and Ehangano ndika olyi li mepandaanda Iyo adamant DBC members mibian that it was true that dents, the trio only come Mweshihange were shot Bismarck 68, Konima yetungo Iyo Wemhil Park. told The Namibian. members hadn 't been paid out at night and go into and killed in an armed When the DBC work­ from January to October hiding during the day. robbery at Okahenge ers asked for their money 1993. Sometimes during the near Ondobe. Ollolllola yungodhi: 22t)X71 / 225.~.U kehe ngoko una ko iinima ya kana. Pidico, President travel to Caprivi hoek High Court "soon". pulled out an N$80 mil­ attache M Lebel denied Yiilako okuza 5 ga April nuull1\,o. I Continued f;~~ page 1 J However, the newspaper's li on investment fro m the knowledge of a company paraging stories question­ news editor yesterday de­ planned Free Trade Zone named as Cred it de France ing Pidico's background nied any legal documents after the newspaper re­ or of a reported French Ngele owe etha esiku ndyoka Iyi pite Ino keyi and origins. had been received afterei­ ports. involvement, and said taIako, nena otayi ka gandjwapo kehangano Iyo, NB C radio reported ther threat. It was not possible to French investors would Hassan saying action Pidico was al so reported fi nd out more details and usually go through his of­ Namibia Red Cross Society. would start in the Wind- as saying an investor had French commercial fice. fl.) ! f:: · f " I\1 , ~ --,'!'rr I t 1'1' I' , ~ I (,t t THE NAMIBIAN' Thursday March 24 1994 3 'We refuse to budge' Single Quarters residents dig in i ~ t!~,~a~e " p'IJ ,~~ t!i~e,"Ship ;TIIE ~1stry . ot Home Affairs ······ useofthegraceperlodof12months Residents on the other ;:,hasa~ ~ou .nce(fthat foreigners in granted Wm the date ofindepend­ TYAPPA NAMUTEWA side of the Single Quar­ :the' p~blkserVicewhose appliea- ence. . ters, who are supposed donstor citizenship or permanent He said foreigners in the. public RESIDENTS of Katutura,s Single Quar­ to vacate their houses for , residence had not·been finalised service were. treated equally with ters have decided not to move from their renovation in the' near ~for~th~starto~~hegoverQment those in the private sector. Those houses unless they are given guarantees that future, last week decided t tiltionilUsatio,n prOcess, mustDow who had been resident for five they will be allowed to return after the, to dig in and refuse to wait UII 'that exercist ,has "been yea.rs beror~ independence wher,e homes have been renovated. budge, completed before their applica- granted cititenship upon applica­ They claim that the ' ; tiC1QS "o~ldbe approved. '·? tion.Threignerswho had been resi­ The decision follows Government would pay price being asked for the ;, Tbe ' rationalisation pr ocess, 4ent for tw~' years, but wanted to unhappiness over what half of the amount, and upgraded houses is "too "which is aimed at ridding tbe pub- 'retain their original citizenship, ' had happened to some that they would have to high for these old ii.~ service of red ~ ndarit pOsts and were granted pemtanentresiclence res idents who were cough up the remaining houses". ~akingMinjstries more effective, permits. ' .. . .,. ' was started in 1992, said perma- He said the Ministry had issued- asked to vacate their N$22 000 in monthly According to them, the Deputy ministerofLo­ nent secretary Shetu Hamunyela. a circular in September 1990 call­ hemes last October so instalments, only changes to the cal, Government and that these could up­ Those who could not houses include zinc •••..... Yesterday he issued a statement ing on employers in both the pub­ Housing, J erry responding to complaints . from lic and private sectors to identify graded into two-bed­ afford this were told to plates, "but the walls are Ekandjo. room houses. go elsewhere and that the old ones which have ; People 'fho felt their applications illegal residents working for them. The residents were their houses would be only been painted", them, alleging that ,were not bemg processed .. fast Proper personnel planning re­ temporarily placed in given to those who had Residents also said "many things" Ekandjo ... ~nougbl .IJ:~munyela . poi~~ out quired th~t each employer knew pondoks next to the q uar­ money. they cannot understand had promised had not i; !hatltl!~' regrett8b)eth atm()Stof . the citizenship of his or her em­ ters and were promised Residents maintained why the price is so high, materialised. ' the complainants ,had not made ployees, lae said. that they could return to that none of those af­ and said they had been Approached for com- 1-1_ . ______their homes as from De­ fected had been able to paying their monthly in­ ment, Ekandjo referred cember, after renova­ pay the monthly instal­ stalments to the Munici­ The Namibian to the South Africans can vote in Nam tions had been com­ ment for the renovated pality, which owns the Ministry 'S director of pleted. houses. They described Single Quarters, over the Housing, Karl Gowaseb. SOUTH African citizens in Namibia ' takes place on April 26 from 07hOO to According to the resi­ the amount as "ex­ years, However, repeated at­ will be able to vote in Windhoek and 19hOO, and on th is day onl y. dents, they were suprised tremely high". They called on deputy tempts to contact Walvis Bay in South Africa's April As there will be no voters' roll , vot­ when they were told that They regard this as a minister of Local Gov­ Gowaseb were fru itless elections pending the approval of the ers are requested to study the requ ire­ their "new" houses betrayal and are demand­ ernment and Housing as he was reportedly Namibian Government. ments carefull y once they are pub" would cost N$44 000. ing an explanation from Jerry Ekandjo to come busy in meetings or on This was said in a statement by the lished , so as to avoid arriving at the They were told that the the Government. and explain matters to the telephone all day. Office of the South African Repre­ polling station with deficient docu­ sentative in Windhoek yesterday. mentation. The office will release details soon Carol Raath has been appointed coun­ DO NOT LITTER! of the locations of polling stations in try co-ordinator for the election, and KEEP ()l:R LA:\D Windhoek and Walvis Bay, as well as all queries can be directed to her at CLEAN A:\D TIDY voter eligibility requirements. Voting 229765 or 228660.

LUCKY SHOPPERS ... Pictured here are the winners in the Woermann, Breakfast with a difference! Brock Cash Slip competition for February. They are, from left: R Schaal, V Schmidt, Marie Nolte, pictured with the group's General manager, Danny Sparg. * at the Dunes Restaurant Our sumptious Breakfast Buffet Borehole probe nat urally includ es: • f resh fruit. various yoghurts. eggs t o o rder • omelettes of your c hoice . w ho le w heat bread & crisp bread rolls - add to that a range of marmelade 'not completed' & jams, cheese and, of course • cold meats & polonies

IN Q UIRIES into the controver­ each, were drilled for or near and for the sweet tooth we serve sial 'drought' boreholes put up the farm of deputy Minister of • mouth-watering waffles, topped with for a farm run by Government Home Affairs, Nangolo Ithete. almonds & whipped cream officials is still in full flight. Ithete 'and Justice Minister Attempts yesterday to find out Ngariktituke Tjiriange run their from our grill what stage the co'rnmittee, ap­ ~tosha fiomesticated Ostriches • kidneys • lamb chops • steak and a selection of pointed by the Prime Minister.'s ' businesses on the farm. sausages . tomato and onion office, had reached were unsuc­ Although the boreholes have and cessful. For the past two days not been fenced off, farm staff our selection of 15 teas and fresh filter coffee committee chairperson WilIy and villagers agree they are only ... and that's not a"! Only N$32.50 per person. Britz has apparently been too for farm use and not for the busy to answer The Namibian 's Uutsathima community,-which ' Open weekdays 06:00 - 10:00 / weekends & public holidays 06:30 - 10:30 inquiries. is about 20 kilometres away. However, his secretary said The money used for the For Reservations phone Joan 222300 (08:00 - 13:00) the investigation was still in boreholes was allegedly from progress, but did not know how emergency funds meant allo­ • long it would take for the com­ cated to help communities to mittee to wrap up its work. survive drought. It has been al­ Last April two boreholes, with leged that the boreholes were an estimated value of N$80 000 drilled at the request of Ithete. 4 Thursday March 24 1994 THE NAMIBIAN

20h31: Ondunge A local production focusing on art and entertainment in Namibia. Okahandja gets 21h02: The Oprah Wlnfrey Show When Your Child is Your 161156: Opening Biggest Shame 17hOO: Sesame Street When they were born, the 18hOO: Kiddies Filler children in this show were a housing boost 18hl2: The Jackson their parents 'pride and joy'. Five Then somewhere something 18h36: The Rich Also went wrong and they became they progress with their self-help CHRISTOF MALETSKY Cry theirprarents' biggest shame. scheme. 19hOO: Agriculture for Oprah takes a look at how Ekandjo also announced that the All parents and children can be­ THE Government is willing to 19h32: Music Filler gin healing the wounds that people would receive technical sup­ 19h36: Family Matters separate them. help people obtain their own port from local officials in his Minis­ 2OhOO: News 21h46: Sport homes but only if they them­ try's Housing Directorate and that the selves are willing to play their loans ranged from N$3 000 to N$22 17h30: Married with part. 500, based on the recipient's income Children (Premium time) This was said by Jerry Ekandjo, and house plans. 18hOO: The Darling Buds deputy minister of Regional, Local The ceremony marked the second of May Government and Housing when he phase of the Build Together Pro­ 19hOO: Night Moves announced the approval of 58 self­ gramme in the town. Last year the 20hOS: The Secret Pas help housing loans for low income Ministry gave 10ansofN$1 241 to slon of Robert 000 Clayton (A) residents of Okahandja. 102 families at Okhandja, mostly to (K1V starts) A lawyer returns to his home Ekandjo said the Ministry viewed upgrade houses. So far 57 beneficiar­ 09hOO: The Elephant town as prosecutor and re­ the Build Together Programme as a ies have completed their houses. Show kindles an affair with hi s old way to cut poverty and homelessness The funds for the Build Together (K1V ends) sweetheart, who is now mar­ 09h30: Egoli ried. Her husband becomes and break the bonds of dependency Programme are provided by an annual 10hOO: Star Trek VI: The the accused in a murder case, on the government as the only agency appropriation from Parliament to the Undiscovered in which her secret lover is responsible for community problems. Ministry. Country (A) the prosecutor. The hus­ Government was convinced that However local committees, known (K1V starts) band's lawyer is one of the given the opportunity people could as Community Housing Development 14hOO: Chip 'n Dale best - the prosecutor's own Rescue Rangers father. Starring: Scou Val­ build affordable homes and provide Group (CHDG), monitored and evalu­ 14h30: Dinki DJ's entine, Eve Gordon, Kevin services for job creation themselves. ated the loan funds, Ekandjo said. IShOO: The Fllntstones Conroy A total of N$844 500 will be spent Lending agencies in the private sec­ ISh30: Ready or Not 22bOO: An Innocent Man on the loans to 58 families in which tor should also see low income groups (Open Time) OOhOO: Daddy's Dying ... women head 23 households. as responsible users of credit and in­ 16hOO: Openbouse Who's Got The Will? 16h30: Loving 02hOO: Westworld (A) The beneficiaries will be able to vest in the country through such pro­ 17hOO: Egoli 03h30: Transmlsslon Ends withdraw the money in four stages as grammes, Ekandjo concluded . .

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BUSINESS AND FINANCE Sanla·m goes Government Ifor Govt stock INSURANCE company Sanlam says it is probably the biggest investor in Government loan stock. The issues of treasury bills (91 days and 182 days) and borrows internal registered stock (two and three years) are one way the Government borrows money from . private investors to finance its work. At.a meeting of Sanlam's Namibian Advisory at gOdd rates Council on Friday, Sanlam said it has been taking part in the issJ.les of Government stock since these . began in October 1992. The company says in a THE Government managed to borrow media statement: "These Investments were made at mon~y from priv~te investors at 10,97 per attractive and competitive .yields." cent ID the latest Issue of 91-day Treasury The issues of stock are done through tenders, so Bills. According to the central Bank of Na- investors bid what rates of return they are effectively mibia, which acts as Government's agent willing to lend the Government money and the for the bill issues, a total of N$82,27 million Government decides whether to accept the effective was offered for the issue of bills on March loans. This means the 90vernment tends to pay 22, for redemption on June 23. lower rates o.f interest t~an if borrowing . ~n other 'Dle Government issued only N$50 mill ion worth ~hannels while Sanl.am s s t~teme?t testifies that of Treasury Bills at a weighted average price of Investors are also satisfied with their returns ~m the N$97,265 per N$IOO worth of bills. This gives a loans and these are freely made. . yield to redemption for investors equivalent to 10,97 The next stage would.be for a trade In the Govern- per cent annual interest. me!1t loan stock, espeCially the longer-term stock. Treasury bills are a flexible way for the Govern- ~IS would mean that peo~le could buy and sell ~e t t bo b 11 · Id be . bills and stock at market prices and would complete men 0 rrow . ~oney y se 109 wou - Inves- the activity of the Namibian Stock Exchange. tors.notes promlsmg to pay ~ stated sum a: then Sanlam says it expects to pay Namibian poJicy­ buymg bac~ the not~s by paymg the s~m on e due owners and other people (such as relatives of policy­ date. The Yield fo~ mvestors IS the difference ~e- holders)atotal ofmorethanN$350millionthisyear twe~n the stated pnce and the -.usually lower - price in benefits. It is continuing its projects to help the WINNERS ... Miss Republic of Namibia 1994 was chosen at Club Latino ~e In ves~o r pays for the promissory note when the community through "social involvement". Already on Saturday night. The winner was Naomi Kloppers (18) seated. First bills are Issued. some 7 000 people are members of the medical Princess was Agnes Samaria (right) from Otjiwarongo and the Second The previous issue of I 82-day Treasury Bills on scheme administered by Sanlam 's sister company, Princess Antoinette Barth from Rehoboth. March 2 attracted N$7 156 million in offers and the Namibia Medical Care Administrators. ------• ------~•• . Government allotted bills to the value of N$60 Desmond Smith,.managing director of Sanlaq1, mill.ion which gives an average yield to redemption now chairs the~amib~ an Adv.isory Council after the E ducatlon Ministry eqUIValent to 10,93 per cent a year. former chair, Pierre Steyn, died last December. on the warpath

said. CHRISTOF MALETSKY However, by Friday no disciplinary action had THE Ministry of Education has vowed to been taken against the lesr cno stamp out creeping fraud at Namibian three. • a..:::. schools and is to launch a national campaign Basson said the matter against theft. had been brought to the attention of the Police Director of Education ing December and early although they had yet to l< in the Windhoek Region, January when a financial be informed to continue MIXED Jan Basson, gave this inspection was carried with their investigation. assurance in an interv iew out. Apparently receipts Last week the Minis­ with The Namibian. for amounts exceeding try sent three senior offi­ Basson's reaction the money deposited had cials to the school to in­ came in the wake of last been written out. vestigate the theft and week's findings that The money had alleg­ their findings are ex­ close to N$20 000 had edly been in the care of pected to be known in . COOKED WIENER been stolen at the principal Engelhardt two weeks. Grootfontein's Makalani Gariseb, his deputy a Basson noted that there Primary School. certain Murorua and the were many other cases He said the Ministry hostel house father, a where the Ministry was was sure "of two occa­ certain Nampila. not satisfied with the way sions where N$9 000 and They are being held in which money was be­ N$7 000 for school fees responsible for the miss­ ing handled. ON SPECIAL OFFER AT HARTLIEF and hostel fees respec­ ing funds and have been Investigations would tively" went missing at asked "to give more clar­ be conducted at a number the school last year. The ity" over the disappear­ of th ese schools FACTORY SHOP AND ALL LEADING theft was discovered dur- ance of money, Basson "shortly". SUPERMARKE IS The Namibian is published by ~~fjgfJ~ the Free Press of Namibia, 42 John Meinert PRET9~ .' .~: Th~~~~!~8Hr~u:. .s •. ~~; .> toiled forecast SUmmary for .Namibia ;: Street. Editor Gwen Lister. f~i~~~6~d hot b~~~~ ; ~i~dYi~;~ ·· Tel. (061) 36970. the north-eastern. pad$ with .lsol(Jted Fax (061) 33980. thundershowers. PO Box 20783, Coost: Partly cloudy and cool but Windho~k. cloudy overnight with ·fog patches. It Printed by John will be fine in the Sputh. Wind: Moder~ Meinert (Pty) ate south-westerly ' to north-westerlY Limited, Stubel but fresh southerly in the South. - Sapo .'," , Street. THE NAMIBIAN( , • E.__

IGI Life: SAGE: Gilt 1187,03 1175,16 11,00 Economic Indicators GE 161,27 150,79 2,84 Gen Equity 3127,94 2914,64 2,81 UAL: GE 2730,54 2561,76 3,96 METBOARD: Resources 173,35 161,72 3,03 Mining 495,70 463,31 2,59 Yesterday's quotations for unit trust funds: Metfund , 278,07 260,25 2,59 Financial 553,73 516,61 na Selected 2553,95 2389,08 2,81 FUND NAME BUY SELL YIELD% Gilt / 126,77 125,44 10,42 Income 224,20 221,96 na Gilt 1306, 18 1293, 13 11,67 ABSA: Managed 112,06 105,24 na SANLAM: GE 2007,12 1877,56 3,14 Managed 1311,07 1233,05 4,02 GE: 186,10 174,09 3,46 High Income 101,96 100,89 na Index 1600,81 1496,77 3,22 Max Income 1082.21 1071,39 4,60 Industrial 161,96 151,49 3,35 METROPOLITAN: Prime Growth 582,08 544,68 4,04 Income 105,12 103,89 na Metlife GE 139,36 130, 18 5,76 Industrial 1249,20 1168,47 3,36 I Gold price BOE: MOMENTUM: Mining 333,13 111,48 3,88 Yesterday afternoon gold fixing: 388,20 US dol- Growth 212,67 198,73 '. 2,16 GE 329,31 308,47 3,41 SOlITHERN: lars per ounce as compared with 388,40at morning People's Income 105,31 104,20 na NBS: GE 261,84 244,80 2,91 fixing, 389,15 at Tuesday afternoon fixing. COMMUNITY: Hallmark GE 1218;61 1138,0 I 2,89 Mining 183,73 172,26 3,00 ~ - Growth Fund 143,23 133,89 6,62 Hallmark Income 102,27 101,25 na Pure 147,42 138,01 2,76 Nam dollarlUS dollar COMMERCIAL UNION: NORWICH: Income 597,10 585, 16 10,16 Yesterday's ope~ing Yesterday's closing Growth 160,06 149,43 2,52 GE . • ~ • 562,99 -525,77 2,29 STANDARD BANK: t 3,4470/85 3,4485/3,4500 COMPOSITE: OLD MUTUAL:, -".1' GE I • .. 1479,03 1388,91 4,49 ,- All Share Index: 119,49 111,66 na Investors 3700,88 3447,29 2,59 Income 95,62 94,63 10,83 Financial rand FEDLIFE: Sentinel 217,25 202,55 na Gold 247,76 233,24 4,43 Yesterday's opening Yesterday's closing Fedgro GE 167,50 156,40 3,67 • GrowUt 290,86 271,11 na Industrial 129,85 122,16 5,40 4,60/4,61 4,6350/4,6450 GUARDBANK: 'TopCorflpanies " 31'9,15 297,19 3,22 International 135,14 126,43 2,36 Growth 3371,19 3136,29 3,23 Industrial 480,04 446,83 2,45 SYFRETS: Money market Resources 206,30 191,84 3,54 Mining 427,38 398,11 2,32 GroWth 386,99 361,47 3,17 90 day liquid BA rate Income 125,12 123,81 11,84 Gold 207,53 193,46 2,63 Trustee 158,04 147,67 2,74 Yesterday's opening Yesterday's closing Industrial 174,34 163,20 3,16 Income 112,74 111,53 12,72 Income 114,63 113,48 11 ,70 10,25 10,25 Joburg stock exchange

JOHANNESBURG: Share prices ended mixed yesterday amid a lack of for­ eign interest and profit-taking on gold shares, dealers said. At the close the all share index was off 47 points to 5 184, the all gold index was up three points to 2 124 and the industrial index nose­ dived 118 points or 1,9 per cent to 5 951 . A trader said industri­ als were marked down on the back of scant for­ eign interest; "overseas buyers appear to prefer not to commit themsel ves in the face of continuing political uncertainty". Local selling had also contributed to the slide in thin but busy trade. Belwether stock De Beers ended the day RI,75 lower at RI08,50 and stablemate Anglos slipped 50 cents to R220,OO. Among industrials, Barlows shed RI,50 or 4,8 per cent to R30,OO, Remgro reversed RI ,50 to R32,25, Malb~k fell RI,75 to Rl7,50andCG Smith deflated RI,OO to RI8,00. Gold shares were mixed as "investors took profits after shares ran ahead of the gold price over the last few days," a FACE CLOTHS dealer said. SIZE: 28. 21 Ill! On the gold board, Kloof decelerated R 1,00 to R48,OO and Dries was down 75 cents toR57,75, while Vaal Reefs added R3,00 to R470,OO and Western Areas collected 25 cents to R40,75. Industrial · holding compnay Richemont fea­ tured on the day after some 678480 shares worth R28,92-miIlion changed hands in 54 deals to record the larg­ est value traded. The counter was however unchanged at R42,50. - Young iYRubicam Retail 412197 Namlb, Botswana Sapa-I-NET THE,NAMIBIANr. ' Th'UrsdaY ··~ M~iGfiv ' 24-~.r19'94l l7 .;."

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NAIROBI: Kenyan wildlife director had. among other thmgs. directed that. as 75 percent c:~~a~~~e~l"!v!_iiS Richard Leakey resigned with immediate of Kenya's wildlife currently existed outside the siODteporthito rUlmingb~d: 'i; . gun adviCtl...... effect here yesterday, saying he could not protected areas. such as on falms ranches and trust been ' withdi'8wnftolnsei'",ice" "There had been negotiations on work under new conditions laid down .by lands, 75 percentofKWS available resources would without loss of privileges. . "". . their withdrawal fro~~mceand . henceforth be utilised outside National Parks. Na­ President Daniel arap Moi. He told a Press conferenced n ' adedsJon wasexped~tbismorn- . tional Reserves. National Forests and gazetted wild­ The resignation. which Leakey announced at a the Border town of Queenstown: ing.DeK]erksa idiftli~~ Degotia- life sanctuanes. press conference packed with local and mterna­ 441]tey won't work... they will just tions did not lead .toHthe generals' The preSIdent had also directed that a further 25 tional journalists, came only 13 days after MOl become inactive." , ...... •.• withdrawal, following laid down percent of gate revenues from National Parks should declined to accept hIS earlier resignation and or­ the 10 .In ,cluded ~aJ - Ge.n procedures, Mhrl$~e~Qf~w and be spent on communities living adjacent to National dered him to resume office immediately . .~~ap~i es"li:n~le~recht.~~~~- . . Ord~r ' BernusKrieb,!9ttJ~ sus- Parks, as part of revenue sharing. he said. Leakey told journalists that Moi's reinstatement : , ~rswoul~ ~namedl~ter( ~=~~l"~ (· ~ndlhem •.•..: ·Sap!i'(}'" . ,J "With respect. I am very concerned that it will not letter made no mention of issues he had raised in the be viable or possible to operate a self-sustaining ------~I January 14 resignation. wildlife programme of KWS on this basis. as most Among these was that he found it impossible to international donor funds are for use on wildlife in work under the negative relationship which devel­ Clans clash in SOInalia protected areas". Leakey said. oped between himself and the Tourism and Wildlife kidna in here 12 da s Minister Noah Katana Ngala and liis permanent The resignation ofLeakey. who now limps on two MOGADISHU: An hour-long battle be­ ago ~f t!o compa~ secretary after they accused him. arnong other things. artificial legs. after amputations following a plane tween Somali clans near the southern port staffers a Kenyan and ~ of"corruption and racism" in the perfomiance of his crash last year. is expected to have far-reaching of Kismayo left six people dead and seven New ~alander duties at the Kenyan Wildlife Service (KWS). repercussions. both in the local and international wounded, UN military spokesman Chris Talks were co'ntinuing According to Leakey. Moi's reistatement letter conservation circles. - Sapa-AFP Budge reported here yesterday. to win release of the pair. The fighting late on the capital. and a Briton who had been visited the Zambia Tuesday at Jilib arose was wounded. previous day and were in Technical 'cop-out' for vote from an isolated incident The firrn supplies food good health. Morgan bailed out involving two people and and water to UN staff. said. BISSAU: Guinea-Bissau's military ruler parties to operate in the flared into a pitched bat­ Two of its lorries had Meanwhile in neigh­ Bernardino Joao Vieira on Tuesday postponed tiny West African state. PARIS: The world do­ tle between the Sheegal taken on 20 tonnes apiece bouringKenya.15Iead­ the first multiparty elections due to be held His latest statement said nor community topped and Gaelgel clans. Ma­ offreshproduceatafarm ing Somali warlords in next Sunday, citing "technical reasons." the poll would go ahead up its aid pledges to jor Budge said. Ogadeni near Afgoye when about the capital Nairobi yet in the first half of this Zambia yesterday. tribesmen joined in too. 15 bandits opened fire again postponed a cer­ complaining about inter-, year. but gave no date. plugging a gap in this Budge confirmed that and stopped them. emony which was to is­ ference by some district Diplomatic sources year's balance of pay­ two Cambodian workers The catering firm' s . sue a declaration on na­ administrators. said the postponement ments requirement for with the Australian firm administrative director tional reconciliation. General Vieira. who was a setback and an em­ the de bt-burdened Morris Catering were Ken Morgan said the in- The ceremony should took power in a coup in barrassment for the presi­ southern African state. killed by a large gang of cident was straightfor- have taken place last November 1980. cited dent. since he had so fre­ The World Bank, robbers on Tuesday ward banditry and had Sunday. similar "technical rea­ quently asserted that the which chaired a two­ about 50 kilometres from nothing to do with the Sapa-AFP sons" when he cancelled election would be held day meeting of nations elections set for Decem­ on the scheduled date. and agencies here, said donors have pledged ' ber 1992. a year after he and needed to legitimise US$590 million in bal­ had allowed opposition ~apa-AFP Killer Inines 'litter' Moz his power. - ance of payments sup­ port for Zambia in HARARE: There is an urgent need to home to roads and fields littered with 1994. filli ng a shortfall clear landmines littering Mozam­ mines." says the report. ·· 0i§\i'tl;hQ$**Dg~§j~le~etJ left after a meeting last bique. according to international hu­ It accuses the Mozambican govern­ December . man rights organisation Human Rights ment, the Renamo resistance move­ .. '· BISHO:.a~~~e~ .. lhP had ~~ :· ••• ····,s:.i~~~'~~e~ mnitary ruler~as The Bank said Zam­ bia's ruling Movement Watch. the Ziana news agency re­ ment and foreign forces of laying the held by arn.~ nU!D ~ at the Ciskei' " tra;~lIihg ' 'tI:C ' a blacked~out . ar.. for Multi-Party Democ­ ported yesterday. mines. PoU~~o!I~~~)!jsbo~!,Ubeen D1C)~ .. ye,~e. .,,, racy (MMD) won praise released byJate.yesterday morn- M~nwbPe,theTrall$ltioDa]E x:- Its report describes the landmines' "The devastation caused by , .• ~. :.~' >.! ... J" /::"'-":::-',:}~ . ;:::;,;-::::: at the meeting for its socio-economic effect on Mozam­ landmines in Mozambique. not only , ing~ witnesses~id ~ < ecut~~g~pndl task forcecbarged 1 moves to ·raise the bique as "appal1ing". with innocent for the many civilian victims. but also They addt

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Ovakalimo otava ti, ne'e ~u .tya o.na.wa ngeno hi·k ha d· k t k I h ltavapulangenovapewe Omtnlstelt yopedu kEhangano IOvahakuli Mokukala momalipulapulo os VI e S Ja. 0 ova 0 0 a opo va a omaumbo aa oshali, . yomaumbo, Jerry vOpashiwana (Traditional Heal· oukaume wa nyonauka, ye ehe shii tembuke vah meendu~a • davo ndeleotavaindileashike ,Ekandjoiuyeivapopife, ers), shllashl ova tala eshi otashi eta kutyaomolwashike, Shalihaxwe okwa omol~ewapalek? 010 tah mngwa ondado i shunwe pedu, shaashi vati oyo naanaa ashike outondwe pokati kovanhu. tuma kaume kaye umwe kovashiinda moshllngela, okumnga shapo tava pewa tete opoomunhu keshe adule kwa li ye va ningila EIi ola Ii enyamukulo lomupopi shaye opo a ka pule kutya oshike hano ekwashilipaleko kutya otava shuna n~a 0 okushunameumbola~e. · omaudaneko mahapu, mehangano 010, kombinga sha enda mongava. natango momaumbo avo kom Ovakwashiwana ova 00 paife a fa itaa ka yomanyenyeto oilonga Venya ove mu lombwela nee kutya yewapaleko. hala okuuda kutya wanifwa vali. yomanyanekelo 00 a tana unene itava popi vali na Shalihaxwe, shaashi omolwashikeomaumbo Okwa li vati va moshilongo shetu. vati ohava nangala tava pondwa, ndele Moshoongalele osho Epangelo vati otali va e na okunirigwa ondilo . udanekelwa omaumbo Omuyandjimulombo mehangano ondudu oye va lombwela kutya lovahakuli vopashiwana, hano ovo oShalihaxwe he va pondo. 12aMaalitsa,ovakalimo omunhukeshetafutu ee folomwa kovakalimo. popepi na Augistineum, hava hakula noimbodi, onghela okwa Ovalumenhu ava nokuli vati otava ova tokola kutyaomanga N$22 000, tai fu a voshiingela ndele paife onhele ~)' o tonga kutya, omunhu keshe a hala tumbula noitya ya pamba omadipao, okulonga oilonga youndudu tuu vakwao ovova komwedi keshe fiyo y ~ ene, yo vali oya yandjwa po nlle shaashi ova itavela mondudu. tembulilwe momaumbo pwa. oima ~ ei tai kovanaimaliwa. moNamibia oku na tete okulishangifa ShaJihaxwe ye mwene ota ti nee iha avo oudwaali inava Ovanhu vahapu itava tungUIUlif~OShiingela Moshiingela oJltilV a mehangano 010. Manga ina pewa pondo ovanhu omaufiku, noshinima ohafela yokulonga oilonga youndudu, shunwa mo, vo itava dulu nee okufuta oya yandjw omaano tungilwe outala shelundilo la tya ngahaoshi mu uditife ~ oha endifwa manga mokakonakono tembuka vali oimaliwa oyo, shaashi ku,a~· bi.a..." omaha- vokulandifila ngeno oudjuu. ku talike tuu ngeenge okushii tuu momaumbo, avo, oihapu, onghee paife ngano 0 akwafeli? o>lakalimo vovene, Ta ningi nee eindilo kondudu oyo oilonga yaye shili. shaashioshinimaoshafa otakutiwaomaumboavo Ova ~ limo ova ndele ova yandjwa po Shama nee a piti okakonakono, opo opo i holole poluhaela nghee ha pondo vati mboli sha nyika otaayandjwapokwaavo limbilikwa kondilo .ashike kovanaimaliwa, nee ta pewa ohafela yokuhakula. ovanhu omaufiku, ye a shiive a oukengeleledi. tave a dulu ile amwe a yomaumbo aa shaashi manga ovakalimo tava Ohafela yokuhakula ohai yandjwa, kwatwe. 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Otava kovakalimo vovene. itamulandifwaomalodu. Shalihaxwe (halo edina laye 10shiIl) omahokololo eendudu doovene, fye Omaumbopaifeokwa pula nee opo oimaliwa "Omayovi 44 okwa dja Oministeli Ekandjo womOkuryangava, Katutura, onghela .tu ka kundafane yo nopolifi kutya ningwa nee nawa, a oyovafutaeedula20da peni?,ovakalimovahala eshiyapulwakombinga okwa holokela oshifoeshi ta hokolola omaupyakadi 00 haa holoka po ningwa eenduda mbali pita, i valulwe, ko ku . okuuda. yonghalo yokoshiingela . nghee oushiinda wavo wa teywa po omolwomapopyo eendudu otaa dulu dokunangala,ndeleosha kufwe nee omayovi 00 Pefimbo loshoo- oya ti, oshinima eshi komanyanekelo eendudu. okuningwa ngaheli. 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CASH for all IQ..J.EI THE AUENS ACT, 1937 are written Shilongo except the ID. I previously bore the your "oldies" from 3 Bedroomed House .' NOTICE OF 't4TENTlON OF CHANGE OF name A.Philipus. Any per­ In and outside of Features: son who objects to my as­ SURNAME - Safe quiet sumption of the said surname your house, & I,Josef Golieb residing at furniture, electric neighbourhood of Shilongo should as soon Oniimuandi nearby as may be lodge hislher ob­ appliances, building - Cui de Sac Ondangwa and employed jection, in writing, with a state­ material and what Full Security " as a businessman intend ap­ ment of his/her reasons plying to the Minister of Home have you: Double Garage th!ilrefor, with the Magistrate Affairs for authority under of Windhoek. Contact today Secure Garden section 9 of the Aliens Act, 220012 - Spacious house with 2 1937 to assume the surname bathrooms of Uushona, for the reasons THE AUENS ACT, 1937 that Gotlieb is my father's NOTICE OF INTENTION - Proximity to shopping TV REPAIR first name. I previously bore OF CHANGE OF centre & hospital thel1ame J.Gotlieb. I further HiFi, All Electronics SURNAME WANAHEPA Nature lover's location Intend applying for authority I,Daniel Gotlieb residing at 24 hour / Next day 3 Bedrooms BIC (close to bush) to change the surname of my Erf 7879, Kozonguzu Street, Service, Free pick up and Kitchen BIC - Partiallfull furnished wife Adelheid Shikomba and Golgota and unemployed Delivery 2 Bathrooms 8 minor children to Uushona. optional extra intend applying to the Minis­ Garage Any person who objects to ter of Home Affairs for au­ KARAMANSKI -Prompt & personal Walled - in our assumption of the said thority under section 9 of the GORELICK'S Nice Verandah etc attention from owner surname of Uushona should Aliens Act, 1937 to assume 199 Independence Ave N$125OOO­ - Available April 1st as soon as may be lodge his/' the surname of Kasita, for BRAKWATER PLOT her objection, in writing, with (by OK) Rent: the reasons that Ngwedha is • Phone A very large luxurious 4 a statement of hislher rea­ my father's forename all my (061}37JOO_ N$ 3500-00 per month bedroom dwelling on a sons therefor, with the Mag­ family are using Kasita. My FOR A BETIER DEAL 30.5 ha. plot with a Long lease with istrate of Ondangwa. documents such as birth cer­ IN NEW AND USED magnificent view. Serious responsible tenant tificates and marriage certifi­ MOTOR SPARES, CALL offers from N$700 000- sought 'THE AUENS ACT, 1937 cate are already Kasita. It is TlNUS OR LANCE AT: will be considered Tel : 62241 NOTICE OF INTENTION just my ID which ia on OKAHANpJA (NAU AIBI OF CHANGE OF Ngwedha. I previously bore KHOMASDAI. 3 Bedrooms BIC SURNAME the name D.Ngwedha. Any 1 Bathroom I,Festus Ndunguaresiding at person who Objects to my MOTOR SPARES Kitchen BIC House 1024, Kuisebmund, assumption of the said sur­ garage Tel: 211760 or 211766 Walvisbay and employed name of Kasita should as diningroom as operator intend applying soon as may be lodge his/ner NAMISEB N$105OOO­ to the Minister of Home Af­ objection, in writing, with a Phone Hannes ELECTRONICS fairs for authority under sec­ statement of hislher reasons Groenewald Nowl tion9 of theAliensAct, 1937 therefor, with the Magistrate We repair radio's, TV's, Tel: 211474 from 08hOO • KHOMASDAL to assume the surname of of Windhoek. video's, HiFi's & discos. 10hOO OTJIMUISE Kaishungu, for the reasons We provide best service o LONERANGER ... toplocalrunnerFritzAwoseh Move in before the end of that Ndungua is just a sur­ Death Notice at a competitive price. April name my real surname is will probably be the loneliest athlete at the World Tel: 229165 or 240571 3 Bedrooms Kaishungu like it is on my Cross Country Championships on Saturday. The baptismal certificate. I previ­ from 08hOO to 18hOO Lounge MEMORIAL SERVICE Windhoek Harriers runner will be without a ously bore the name OppOSite Wernhll Park, Kitchen coach or manager when the world's top long Tal Street T. Ndungua. I further intend Bathroom applying for authority to distance runners compete in the International Burglar bars char.ge the surname of my Amateur Athletics Federation (IAAF) tourna­ QUINTRONICS Carpets wife Elizabeth Shipala and 3 ment in Budapest, Hungary. minor children, Shipolo, Expert TV, Video, Hi-Fi & Transfer costs payable Sylvester and Josefine to Audio Repairs. All this for just Kaishungu. Any person Aerial & M-Net Installations N$80000- who objects to our assump­ Le Roux a hero Free collection & Delivery Contact: 211095 or tion of the said surname of Low prices - Fast Service 213415 Kaishungushould as soon as may be lodge hislher ob­ YOU can't keep a good His brace on Tuesday Phone Dave today To Let jection, in writing, with a state­ man down. That man is comes after a hat-trick in Tel: 42939 Female required to share ment of his/her reasons Transvaal's Springbok the same competition a therefor, with the Magistrate IN a house in Okuryangava. f1yhalf , week ago, when the Vaal AFFORDABLE of Walvisbay. BIG N$200 per month who scored two and set steam rolled a Rest of HOUSING Call : 35796 AUCTION THE ALIENS ACT, 1937 up the third try as Trans­ South Africa selection PORAPOPARK NOTICE OF INTENTION vaal crushed Western 65-12, and makes him FRIDAY AT 18HOO Plot & Plan For Sale OF CHANGE OF Province 33-13 in the one of the most dynamic A huge and most A wide selection of erven SURNAME semifinal of the players in the country at interesting variety of now available !II 1988 VW Jetta CSX, I,Daniel Salomon residing at SupersportJFord Rugby present. Erf 1646, Wanaheda, Wind­ goods from different Aircon and alarm/ Series at ElIis Park on .-,------­ businesses and private 2 Bedroom houses from Immobiliser. Good hoek and unemployed condition intend applying to the Minis­ Tuesday night. people will be sold by N$l00 000-00 ter of Home Affairs for au­ public auction I N$22000-00 neg. thority under section 9 of the Africa Everything must be sold! 3 Bedroom houses from Tel: 38500 - P.Adkins Aliens Act, 1937 to assume Lots of beautiful furniture , N$130 000-00 the surname of Haindongo, 1988 Toyota Cressida for the reasons that Salomon lounge suits, lots of Death Notice record fridges, TV's, Hi-Fi's and KHOMASPAL EXT 14 LS Exec, aircon and is my father's forename and Radioltape my surname is Haindongo lots more 2 Bedroom houses from A FOURTH All Africa N$85 000-00 Good condition on my birth certificate which is correct. I previously bore Come and make your N$22 000-00 neg. record was broken dur­ the name D.Salomon. I fur­ Tel: 38500 - P.Adkins ing Tuesday morning's own bargains I PHONE HANNES ther intend applying for au- GROENEWALD heats in the South Afri­ Tel: 211474 from 08hOO can National Acquatic FOR FURTHER INFORMATION - 20hOO Championships at CONTACT: King's Park in . ~AUCTIONS NAMIBIA Industrial erf for sale 1 """."·· ·,t~I;'I!~ 1 f;~~;~€~~~ Newcastle street, Haindongo should as soon SABC Radio News Northern Industrial Area - Brand new Honda TQ5 as may be lodge his/her ob- reports that Natal's 2 50cc Scooter. Excellent jection, in writing, with a state- 2500m - security walled Andre Ehrenstein N$300 000-00 condition. Ideal for ment of his/her reasons Puccini Street, next to students. Only 4440km therefor, with the Magistrate clocked a time of 56,86 Tel :225777 Croeser's Garage price negotiable. _o_f W_In_d_h_o_e_k_. _____ . Grade 11 Student of seconds in the men's I ()() Tel: 220012 or 230189 Te Huur • Tel : 222358(w) or Time is Concordia Died metres butterfly to bet­ Kamer te huur in Maroela. 43377 (h) THE ALIENS ACT, 1937 Money! Ophelia Di ter the record held by Kontak Anna by NOTICE OF INTENTION Bassingthwaighte died Egyptian 'Ahmed . Property 36970 (w) So, don't FOR SALE OF CHANGE OF peacefully on Sunday, Ghanen. House for Sale - Taxi Licence SURNAME ~• delay 20th March In the Okuryangava Ext 1 - To Let - Taxi Licence I,Asser Phillipus residing at and wait till Windhoek Central 1 Bedroom Odibo, Ohangwena Region Hospital at the age of16. If you have any HOUSE FOR SALE Tel: 62661 tomorrow, phone Spacious Lounge and unemployed intend The funeral will take EROSPARK ADVERTISE IN THE applying to the Minister of sport news, tips or Kitchen us now to place place on Saturday, 26th Home Affairs for authority Toilet & bathroom (warm NAMIBIAN. views contact • under section 9 of the Aliens an advertisement March 1994 at 1OhOO at 2 Bedroomed townhouse water) PHONE ROSSL YN, Act, 1937 to assume the sur­ in the Newspaper the Windhoek Cemetry In Conrad or Helge for sale. Due for Fully carpeted ROY, KURT, HARRY name of Shilongo, for the Pionierspark. completion June / July. Phone Andrew 2012228 at tet. 36970 OR MAGIGIE AT 36970 reasons that Philipusis my that reaches the For further information Contact Mike at 33927 (h) (w) or 21.9264(h) during office hours father's forename not my Nation . phone 213643. 221923(w) Price : N$69 000-00 OR FAX 36982. surname. All my documents THE NAMIBIAN Thursday March 24 1994 11 Badenhorst breaks record Namibian swimmers continued their im­ Tuesday was Julia Beck. pressive performances on the second day of Her time of 2: 53,57 was the SA Open Swimming Championships in . also a personal best time Durban. Pick of the bunch was Jurie in the 200m breaststroke Badenhorst who established a new Namibian event, but not good open record. enough to put her into the consolation finals. Sixteen-year-oldJurie qualified for the Com­ The standard in Dur­ was chasing three goals monwealth Games and ban is extremely high in swimming's most gru­ will definitely be on with many Springboks elling event, the 400m NASU's short list for having flown in from individual medley. Canada. universities in the USA These were his own un­ Anita Kruger bettered speciaIly to compete. der 17 age group record her 200m freestyle age After two days eight new of 5 minutes 8,73 sec­ . group record by 1,5 sec­ African records have onds, Harald Ruck's dec­ onds, finishing 21 st in a been established. ade-old open record of field of 55 swimmers. In Namibians are im­ 5:00,31 and a berth on the same event team pressing coaches, offi­ the Commonwealth mate Illona Schutte put cials and swimmers with team. With a superb ef­ in her own personal best their excellent times and fort he clocked up a time time of2: 15,70 to finish placings, with the presi­ of 4:57,35, thereby im­ 40th overaIl. dent of the National Ol­ proving his age group Both girls' main ympic Committee of "'":'--... record by 11,5 seconds events take place later in South Africa, Sam and Ruck's national the week. Ramsamy giving special record by 2,5 seconds. Namibia's fourth mention to them in two With this time he has also official speeches.

JOHANNESBURG: Transvaal TRANSVAAL: Theo van beat Western Province 33-13 in Rensburg; , Japie the second semi-final of the Mulder, Bemard Fourie, Jaco Louw; FordIM-Net Nite series at the . Hennie le Roux, ; Balie Ellis Park ·rugby stadium on Swart, U1i Schmidt, Johan le Roux, Tuesday night. . (capt), , Hannes Strydom, lan Macdonald, The halftime score was 16-6 in Rudolph Straeuli. BAD BOY ••• Manchester United's Eric Cantona clashes with Swindon's John Moncur in-tl favour of the Vaal. G . incident which led to Cantona being sent otT at Swindon on Saturday. The two teams met in Scorers: ~~~~~~ts~ROVINCE' .' .. ~vm Football Association Carling Premier League encounter which ended in a 2-2 draw. Cantona wa.. TRANSV AAL: Tries - Hennie le LSahwlless, CJhUS.tl~ sWsart, Chnss~laan .sent otT for the second time in four days as Arsenal held United to a 2-2 tie on Tuesday in a league Roux (two) and Jaco Louw; conver­ c 0 tz, nshan tewart, Imon .

. d A Ch ' C· ~clash. (Photo: Reuters via Nampa). sions - Gavin Johnson (three); penal­ B ern ge; nton lat, ralg ______ties -Gavin 10hnson (three); dropgoals Richardson; Gary Pagel, Andrew Hennie le Roux (one). Paterson, Tommy Laubscher, Johan WESTERN PROVINCE: Tries - Bamard, Louis Blom, Nico Wegner, Simon Berridge; conversions -Anton FC Smit, . Chiat (one); penalties - Anton Chiat Replacements: Eben Verster for THE ROSSING FOUNDATION (two) . . Craig Richardson (60 min) Teams: Attendance: 30000 TYPING/SECRETARIAL TEACHER Harding denial Zim friendly The Rossing Foundation has a vacaricy for a - TYPING/SECRETARIAL TEACHER at its Adult AN attorney for Tonya Harding THE Zimbabwe soccer team has denied reports on Tuesday that been invited to make a short tour Education Centre in Ondangwa. the figure skater wants to compete of France, with the highlight be­ in the World Professional Cham­ ing a friendly international on pionship to be held in Paris next April 10. ZIFA will release other The ideal candidate should: month. Bob Weaver said Harding details. r/ may want to return to skating Zimbabwe will regard the tour sometime in the future, but not as as an important part of their -have relevant academic and teaching qualifications . . soon as May because of the proba­ preparation for the Confedera­ tion conditions she has to deal with tion of Southern African Football in the coming weeks. Association tournament in August. -have at least 2 years teaching experience

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SPORT SHORTS Big guns for Natal The Natal selectors have included seven NSL Castle League Springboks for their friendly rugby match against Namibia in Team P W D L Gf Ga Durban on Friday HeIlenic 6 5 o 13 7 evening. The team, to C T Spurs 5 3 2 o 11 6 be captained by WahJ Kaizer Chiefs 5 3 737 Bartmann, is as fol­ lows: Hugh Reece­ Vaal Pros 5 3 I 757 Edwards, James Bush Bucks 4 3 0 866 Small, Dick Muir, Pirates 5 2 2 1 4 2 6 Andy Marinos, Wits 6 2 2 2 7 8 6 Cabous van der Callies 6 1 2 3 6 9 Westhuizen, Hans Swallows 4 2 0 265 Scriba, kevin Putt, Fairways 5 2 267 4 GETTING A HAND TO IT ... a scene from the match between Swawek and SKW during the Guy Kebble, John Rangers 5 2 2 4 5 4 Volleyball Independence Games at SKW last weekend. AlIen, Adrian Garvey, Wahl Baartmann, Rovers 6 2 3 8 10 4 John Slade, Mark An­ Amazulu 2 o 5 1 3 drews, Andrew Aces 3 553 Blakeway, Gary Celtic 6 I 4 7 13 3 Teichmann. Sundowns 2 I 0 1 542 Volleyball games Pta City 4 o 3 7 11 New coach Tigers 5 o 4 9 ARGENTINIAN Jorge D' Alessandro English Premier League took over as Atletico a great success Madrid's sixth coach of the season, with the Team P W D L Gf Ga Pts mission to keep the Man United 33 21 la 2 68 32 73 noted Spanish club in Grootfontein proceeded mibia's players. T lackburn 32 20 7 5 48 24 67 the First Division. HELGE SCHUTZ to the final, with The NV A's develop- . .rsenal 33 15 13 5 45 19 58 D' Alessandro re­ Transnamib winning by ment programme contin­ placed Iselin Santos ~ e w castle 32 17 6 9 63 33 57 Despite the withdrawal of Zimbabwe's na­ two sets to nil. ues this weekend wi th Ovejero, who was Leeds 33 14 13 6 47 32 55 tional men and women's volleyball teams at In the women's com­ equipment handouts and fired on Sunday fol­ Liverpool 33 15 8 la 53 44 53 the last minute, the Namibia Volleyball As­ petition the national team a tournament taking lowing Atletico's 0-4 Aston Villa 33 L3 10 10 39 33 49 sociation's Independence Celebration beat the invitation team place in Keetmanshoop. thrash ing by Q P Rangers 31 13 8 10 49 41 47 Games continued without a hitch over the by two sets to nil. Here Gertvan Wyk and Jackie Zaragoza. Atletico has Wednesday 33 11 12 10 55 47 45 weekend. All of Namibia's top clubs as well the NV A's development Mouton will be respon­ not been in the 2nd policies have already sible for the handouts Norwich 32 10 14 8 53 46 44 as national and invitation teams competed, Division since 1936. born fruit with a number which will aid twelve Wimbledon 32 11 9 12 35 43 42 while one of Germany's top clubs, 'Die Bremen Stadtmusikanten' also took part. of younger players like schools in the southern Ipswich 32 9 13 10 29 . 38 40 Maila Nghidinwa, region. On April 9 Di­ Kirui Coventry 33 9 11 13 32 39 38 Most of the results national players, as well Margit Schulz, Elaine eter Curschmann and too late West Ham 3L 9 Ll 11 30 42 38 went according toexpec- as the best setter in the Schlechter and Christoph Kendzia will Everton 32 10 6 16 36 44 36 tations, although a slight cou n try, M arc van Charmaine Beukes al­ be responsible for equip­ WORLD 5 OOO-metre Chelsea 31 9 8 14 34 41 35 upset ocurred when the Uytvanck, who is not ready representing the menthandouts inRundu champion Ismael Tottenham 33 7 12 14 43 47 33 nationsal men's team lost eligible for national col- national team. which will go to schools Kirui of Kenya will S'thampton 32 9 5 18 33 46 32 to an invitation team by ours due to his Belgian The Bremen club side in the Kavango and miss Saturday's Man City 33 6 13 14 26 40 31 two sets to nil. This was nationality. Players like however proved to be in Caprivi regions. When World Cross Country however hardly surpris- 15-yearoldJeanPienaar, aclassoftheirown. They the NV A has completed Championships be­ Oldham 31 7 9 15 28 51 30 ing as the national team Patrick Liebenberg and comfortably beat the na­ its equipment handouts, cause he was not en­ Sheff United 34 4 15 14 29 50 27 included a Lot of new and D P van der Merwe dis­ tional team by two sets more than 100 schools tered on time. Swindon 34 4 13 17 39 82 25 ------11 young players, in line played a lot of talent and to nil and also white­ throughoutNamibia will Istvan Gyulai, Gen­ with the NVA's policy with more exposure can washed all the local have benefiited from the eral Secretary of the to develop the game. develop into top class women's club teains. programme which was International Amateur Maoris beaten The invitation team on players. Still, it was a start and a sponsored by the Olym­ Athletic Federation JOH ANNESBURG: Vuuren, Martin I the other hand included In the men's club tour­ lot of experience has pic Solidarity Move­ (IAAF), said Kirui 's Eastern Province beat the Knoetze, Riaan a number ofseasoned ex- nament Transnamib and been gained by Na- ment. name was not on the New Zealand Maoris 26- Potgieter, Tony nine-man list submit­ 24 in the first semi-final Markow; Greg Miller, ted by the Kenyan of the Ford/M-Net Nite Dawie Human; Greg Federati o n by the series at the Ellis Park Halford, Jaco Kirsten, March 16 deadl ine. rugby stadium on Tues­ Willie Meyer, Ben WiIliam Sigei of day night. Liebenberg, Adri Kenya is the men's de­ The halftime score was Geldenhuys, Nico Santos at Windhoek's Independence Stadium. fe nding champion. 13-7 in favour of Meyer, Martin Mostert CONRAD ANGULA However, on Saturday night the Birds will engage Easterns. (capt), Tony Goldfinch. FORMER league champions Interatlantic a much-improved Black Africa, fresh· from their Royal boost Scorers: Replacements: Mark Blue Waters will entertain reigning cup exciting Charity Spectacular victory a few weeks EASTERN PROV- Wood for Tony Gold­ ago. FOOTBALLER Gary champions Black Africa in a friendly en­ Mabbutt got a royal 1NcE: Tries - Manie van finch (8th min) counter at the Kuisebmond Stadiuin in The Lively Lions won three out offour major cup Vuuren (two) and Jaco NZ MAORIS: Sam competitions last year. In contrast, Blue Waters boost here on Tues­ Kirsten; conversions - Doyle; Wayne Warlow, WaIvis Bay on Saturday night at 20hOO in were fighting relegation until the last match of the day when the Queen Greg Miller (one); pen­ Rhys Ellison, Mark what promises to be a hot contest between season. wished him a fun re­ alties - Greg Miller Mayerhofler, AlIan keen rivals. However, their 7-1 trouncing of the respected covery from a horror (three). Prince; Warren 10hnson, Blue Waters-Black Africa clashes are known for United Stars last Saturday speaks volumes. facial injury that al­ NZ MAORIS: Tries - Stu Forster; Graham their fierce but highly entertaining football 81'1d with Black Africa will play Namib Woestyn in their most cost him his eye. Way ne Warlow, Sam Huruini, Rex George, their 1991 NFA Cup semifinal clash still fresh in second tie of the weekend at the same venue on Mabbutt, 32, needs Doyle, Grant KeIly and Ph il Coffin, GordonFal­ their minds, Kuisebmond fans could not ask for Sunday morning (10hOO). another operation af­ Mark Mayerhofl er; con­ con, Tiwini Hemi, Grant better entertainment. * Meanwhile, the Blue Waters Netball Club has ter a clash with John versions - Warren Kelly, Zinzan Brooke, The Lively Lions, regarded as the best cup side in announced their committee for the 1994 season. Fashanu of Wimble­ Johnston (two). Arran Pene. the coun try, should remember that a match is never Dasy Mupupa is the new chairperson with Loide don last November left Teams: Rep l acements: won before regulation time. Kamati elected as technical advisor. Kamati will be him with a shattered EASTERN PROV- Romana Graham for Blue Waters twice came from behind to sink assisted by Queeny Kmbongarera. cheeckbone. A metal 1NcE: Francois Tiwini Hemi (halftime) Black Africa in the competition which was eventu­ Rusa Jkka is the captain deputised by Meriam plate has been fitted Langeberg; Manie van Attendance: 25 000 ally won by Nomtsoub outfit Ace Maize Chief Phineas. beneath his eye.