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12 October 1993.Pdf ., . • TODAY: MOZ MEDIA CENTRE IN CRISIS· DOS SAN;"f"OS STATES DEMANDS· TSUMEB FRAUD CASE · ". " ------------------------------~~----------------------------- Bringing Africa South Vol.3 No.267 .N$t .50 (GST Inc.) TuesdaY October 121993 Man, claims he. fathered ansNamib child at 'virile' age of 5 with net, knl\'el and bows and CHRlSTOF MALETSKY arrows.' his borne in Onfkela vD .. .... after b. aIIepdIy maltreated A:w.,.. ..... ldmanf.uudguUty.f !belr ....... t. wbom tbe old ..... murderyellerdaydafmeclJncoort was married. that be ba4 four dillcIren, the A.c:eordtna to tbe trio they went oIdegotwhomwuat5-yearooOld. totIMhouseaftersomeooedalmed in 'limbo' M_N~(20)Is... NekWay. w.. _ .... _ 01..... ot tlu.. mea wbo wu yelterday sister. When they wanted 10 cake __ to ft>ur ,....... Imprl&- ..... b_ boallqedly _ to oament eadt for murder. allow them to do to. Nab1tembu, Ills brotber NpltembuandTlmolbeusthea (31) .Dd D ••ld aIIepdIy hi< bIm over tbe bead Board's time runs out killed JIkonathra wlthanueandle;tLNekwayabied. bIm <ODL .. _3 claims that it was reluctant to bring affirmative ~;:gg~~' ~~~~~~~::==~~~~~::::J TOM MINNEY action policies to bear and over its tightly-control- ~ led management SINCE THE start of this month there Youdi and Sport Minister Pendukeni lIhana have been only two directors at the headed a Cabinet committee into affinnative action Government-owned . transport and suggestions from this may be discussed at N Ib lbl today's meeting. corporat Ion T rans am , poss y Ithana had earlier clashed verbally with the cor. making it technically boardless. poration's managing director Francois Uys. But Technically a company or corporation cannot behind·the·scenes patching up eased the row al· operate without directors but legal sources say the though complaints continued about alleged im:gu· problems at TransNarnib could be solved if a new lar appointments and other issues. ~.~" 'md~~~.. ~ ~. -~a~.w' · _~~~~~~~~ill~~ s , .• ~~ since the old one expired. giant transpon company, a A spokesman for TransNamib yesterday after· shipping line. It also manages LQderitz port and is noon confinned there was no board but was unable set to start talks with South Africa's POItnet over to supply other details. taking ove r Walvis Bay port. Some sources indicated to The Namibian that Most of the present board, chaired by Albie Cabinet is expected to discuss the crisis at the Brilclmer, was appointed in 1990 and their tenn of parastatal, which in the year to March 1992 had office expired at the end of September. sales of R3 18 ,1 million, this' Bnlckner is apparently out of t6wn until Thurs· earlier hit a day. A br utally speared and axed his wife to deat h after accusing her of s leeping w ith another man, the Os h a ka ti Magis trates court SIGNING FOR N$3Q MILLION IN FISH AID yesterday were (from left) heard yesterday. Norwegian ambassador O lav Myklebust, counsellor Arlld Oyen, Minister Jason Mekondjo Helmut Angula and permanent secretary Raimo Kankondi. Ndanyengwa (33 is ac· cused of stabbing his wife, Selma Erasmus More vital fish aid (21 ). in the chest wi th a long spear several times A MAIN backer of Namibia's fi sh ing Namibians to take over all jobs. and then striking her success story agreed to help for an· This comes on top of some NKr40 head with an axe when other three years. This is especially million in aid since September 1991. she fe ll down. needed as the handover of Walvis The fi gure does not include spend· , The murder took place Say and offshore islands will give jng on research into the number of fish at O kustima in the more sea and responsibi lities fQr Min· off Namibia, which is done by a Nor· Ongandjera district last istry of Fisheries and Marine Re· wegian ship working around southern Thursday at about 06hOO sources to cover. Africa. After the signing ceremony according to the Police Norway yesterday signed an agree· offi cials began a yearly meeting with EACH CIGARETTE A MASTERPIECE crime report. ment for another NKrnO m illion (about Norwegian donors on progress. problems cont. on 2 cont. on 2 2 Tuesday October 12 1993 THE NAMIBIAN The Namibia Asaoclation of the Visually Disabled 'Show security beat exhibitors' claim will now open a rehabilitation centre at 39 Pasteur Street in Windhoek. We are he could not guarantee looking for: TOM MINNEY those who complained a) Rehabilitation Instructor would nOI be victimised b) Office Clerk TWO EXHIBITORS at last week's Windhoek as the show society did show claim they were beaten by security omcers nOI want people who give or VO Security at tbe show. Show society the show a bad name. The applicants should be Namibans , president VIII Pack says there will be no Inquiry, . and have the following qualifications: t and most exhtbllors Interviewed said they were IL.. very satisfied with the security this year. Rehabilitation InstructQr; -SOcial education and experience in social work . -Experience in rehabilitation and skill training of disabled peop.e -Driving licence Responsibilities: -Rehabilitation and skilllraining at the centre -Visits to the visually handicapped persons and their families Salary negotiable 0/I1ce CIIIk: -Administrative abilities · Auent in English -Experience in secretarial work ·Preferably with drtving licence Please Contact: Tuulikki Nekundi at Tal 06756-40566 or Paul Hester at Tal: 061 -220835(ot­ fice) or 228204 (after working hours) or write to: Visually Dloablod's Service Centre PO Box 8480 Bachbrecht Wlndhoek Closing date is 28th October 1993 Axe killing from page 1 from page 1 and plans. Ndanyengwa told the Minister of Fisheri es and COUrt he killed his wife be· Marine Resources Helmut cause she was having a re· said Norway's vi­ lationshipwithanotherman includes assessing and said he had ordered her to leave his house. zone , "Selma agreed 10 leave seconding officers and but lold me that she was training Namibians on sur· going 10 sleep with the other NATIONAL PLANNING veillance boats, as well as man and that is why I acted ministry's 280 like Ihis, killing her," n,h";,,, inspectors. He Ndanyengwa said. Ministry was The accused then asked fast with the fish­ for permission 10 go and . The number sec his witch-doctor as he boats was sick. Instead, the Mag­ is rising and more process­ istrate referred him 10 a The National Planning Commis­ ing factories are set to be medical doctortocheck his opened soon, all requiring condition. Ndanyengwa's more fisheries staff and case was postponed to No­ sion would like to express their more training. He said the vember 23 this year. He "is a model of will 'remain in sincere condolences to His Ex­ cellency Dr. Sam Nujoma and REPUBLlC OF NAMIBIA First Lady Mrs. Kovambo Nujoma, Wife and Child of Mr. TREASURY BILLS Tenders are inviled for 91 day treasury bills 10 be daled 21 John Nujoma, family and friends; October 1993 due 20 January 1994 for minimum N$IO 000.00 and in multiples of N$IO 000,00. Bids will close at IOhOO on Tuesday. 19 October 1993. Paymenl on the loss of their beloved son, is 10 be made by IOhOO on Thursday, 21 October 1993. The price offered must be in multiples of one cent. husband, father and friend. May Tenders are to be submilled to Bank of Namibia, Operations Department. on the subscription forms available from the Bank. Any enquiries should be directed 10: God comfort you through your The Manager Operations Department • sad loss. Bank of Namibia Windhoek Te!.: (061) 22 6401 . ,. .. q. , .... , ... .' ',. '. THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday October 12 19933 Go-ahead for hunts on GRN land A father at 5! from page 1 described the attack as senseless. C ABINET has given the go~ahead for Aloe Safaris success­ plan for Namibia. east of the country, to follow them and When the three told fully tendered for the The study examines hunting to take place on State land and in which are expected to Namawe allegedly the court that they were eastern Capri vi area how the private and pub­ game parksforthe next two years,anofficlal bnng a total income of turned around and again. all fathers and that their while African Hunting lic sectors can strengthen press release said yesterday. N$666 313 to the Gov­ attackedhimwithanaxe, children would be left Safaris was allotted the their co-operation in the ernment. raining down numerous without anyone to look district wes t of tourism field. The Ministry of Wild· at its meeting last Tues· Anvo Hunting Safaris blows on his head. after them, the Judge re- Khaudom. The Ministry of Wild­ life was authorised to call day. • . has been allocated the The old man died two sponded: " You took Cabinet also approved life will' now prepare a for lenders for suslain­ The Cabineiapproved hunting tehders for the later as a result of · away the love the chil­ a Tourism Development While Paper on tourism able trophy hun_ting on tenders for the 1994 tro­ BaganilMilkwe-vicinity injuries. dre n of the deceased based on the Government land for phy hunting 'Season for and an area to the north Study, which outines a Ngithemb!J, would have received." fi ve-year development 1993/94 by the Cabinet certain areas in the nOM- of the Mangetti farms. guilty to the Nghitembu (20) . of murder while claimed he was the fa­ I Timi,th"us and Dawid ther of fou r children. of Bank fraud ) pleaded not guilty: whom the eldest was 15· • Handing down judge· years-old. Timolheus is at Tsumeb ment, Judge Pio Teek married with one child, told the accused: "Each while David is married GRAHAM onc of you inflicted a with eight children.
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