K O~ jf7 • TODAY: UN MAY PULL OUT OF BOSNIA • ANGOLA TRIES TO REBUILD AMID RUINS •
Aids on rampage Nam to join Angolan peace effort AIDS will klll'NamJbla's 1.6 million people in 20 years if not thwarted, Minister or HeaUh NAMIBIA is to send troops to Angola to told reporters Unita lead peace treaty. said of the Unila leader, and SodaJ Senices Dr Nicky Iyambo said form part of a peacekeeping force. erSavimbi had endorsed Savimbi should be whose seclusion has y.... rda y. the peace treaty even meeting publicly with sparked rumours that he NBC radJonews reported Iyamboassaylng The United Nat ions yesterday Namibia though he didn 't sign it. regional leaders to get was dead. injured or ill. has asked regional stales that unless efforts were redoubled, t bespread would offer an unspeci Seye arrived in the them involved in imple "We were happy in not to contribute troops 10 a ing that he has himself, of HIV would not be conlamed. fied number of troops Namibian capital yester menting the peace ac 7 OOO·member peace and mine-proof vehicles, cord instead of remain even though he did not President Sam NuJoma will deliver a spe day. Gurirabsaid the UN keeping force it plans 10 as well as observers. envoy had come to Na ing invisible, Gurirab attend the signing cere cial address today to mark World Aids Day deploy in Angola topro Gurirab, who attend mibia as part of a bid for said. Namibia had invit mony in Lusaka. now (see report, p3). vide security under the ed a briefin g by United regional pressure to get ed Savimbi to come endorsed the Lusaka Almost 10000 cases ot mv infection have peace treaty. Nations envoy to Ango Savimbi and Angolan meet with PresidentSam ProtocoL That is a good been reported In Namibia. Foreign Minister la, Alioune Blond Seye President Jose dos Nujoma. · Sapa Theo-Ben Gu ri rab said to Namibian offi cials, Santos to honour the "He is alive," Gurirab ' Continued on 2 Council pushes ahead on Avis
Fiiiiiiiii'::~~iiiiiiiiiiii[=::::::::::::::::=iiiiiiii;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil. UJQENNE ALD A MALA YSIAN In· vest m en t company LAST DAY IN OFFICE? ... Controversial was yesterday given policeman CommJssioner Slggi Elmbeck pictured the green light to go packing up at his office yesterday after 27 years ahead with its con ~ of police work. See story, p3. Photo: Chrls tr o versial hou sing Ndlvanga development in the .,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;______,- A vis Dam area. 11 The Windhoek City Council's decision, tak DENTAL PRACTISE en at a meeting yester day afternoon, was im KHOMA5DAL mediately met by a promise to "fig ht on" by residents opposed to the HEREBY OR. A G (GUNTER) plan. Forthe first time th is MOUTON year the Council was forced 10 vole on an is- gladly wish t o give Notice t hat his ' LANDS' ... Virginia, - Matthew who was sue,asCouncillors werc born In midair aboard a T WA night from New York to Orlando In the divided over whether a Privat e Dental Practise wil l be United States and was rushed to hospital after plane made an emergency decision should be lak landing at Vi rginia 's Dulles airport (for which he was given hls middle en now or not. opened to t he public at the name). He Is pictured with his parents T heresa and Sandy. Matthew was born two months prematurely. Photo: Reuters via Nampa Continued on page 2 previous 505 Dental Clinic Huge boost for cement factory Korn alyn street, Khomasdal from 5th December 1994. • CHRIS NDIVANGA "The new factory will have extremely lowemis sions ... which wil1 be substantially lower than T H E A F RICA N P ortland Cement C ompa those permissable in the RSA. To our knowledge Consulting hours: ny has acquired the majority shareholding in this will be !he first factory in Namibia to have the cement factory at Otjiwarongo. applied for this rating," said Hebbard. Mon - Friday In a joint venture with MacPhail Namibia Hold Chairman of the NDC, Hans-Gunther Stier, said the entire existing raw-meal line, cement milling ings, the fac tory will get an injection of capitru to 8 :30 -13:00 the value of approximately NS 100 million, and packaging plants would be replaced with new The National Development Corporation (NOe) .:quipmenf. The total production capacity would 14:30 - 17:00 also has a slake in the new development. exceed 190 000 tonnes a year. Howard Hebbard. managing director of MacPhail Hebbard sa'id the company had recently appoint Hold ings. announced at a function in Windhock ed SGS toestablish a fu/ly- f1 egded minerallabora Enquiries (061) 239532 last night that the company would be the fi rst to tory at the fac tory to obtain the ISO (Intern ational apply British Standards fo r environmental man Standard Organisation) 9000 rating. agement. Continued on 2 2'TMrsday~, '994 Gang rape at Rundu FOVRMEN __tlleqeotM ... 16 bave been arnsted a. Rwtdu oa """-IIInpIn, • 14 y.... -oId &iJ1, I'I>Uce _ \'IpOI't ..Id , y.... rda y. i The NIUIIlb!IID poIIoo on an
Cement factory j Cont. from page 1 I commissionedbyTCDRI . . (Tianjin Cement Design SOS is a Swiss based andRescarchInstitulC)of intern ational laboratory the Peoples ' Republic of which is currently the China. HebbudsaidOU· largest in the world. Ra produced in excess of "SOS wi ll manage the 360 million tons of te company's qua1 ity assur- ment in 1993 "making it anee programme and this the largest producer of will result in the cement cement in the world. Cl ue AND RESORT meeting international TCDRI is the largest de 'i-...... ' . I~ ~ URBAN DYNAMICS standards which will sign and research insti -=--- 1-1"' ..- -.0 ~ ~ U!S make itexportableto any lUte for cement technolo country in the world," BY in the world", oftbe recreational dub and resort proposed for t he a rea soutb of the Avis added Hcbbard. Thefactoryisexpected Dam. Tbe plan was submitted to lbe Municipality by Urban Dynamics, the company acting OIl behalf of the Malayslan In addition. SOS re- to be commissioned by ....eloper . cenlly completed a mar- July or August next year. ble exploration project The company will retain wilha drillingprogrammc all workers presently at to a depth of 30 metres, the factory while another "''Ibis has established 90will alsobeemployed. I CooL from paae 1 I lic an opponunity to air that she would also have was 00( rushing the deci- not agrt.e to a total ban on the existence of 3,7 mil- The factory could sup-- their views. preferred a local compa- siolHaking process, but the development of the lion metric tons ofin-situ ply Angola, Moza- Councillor Or Hettie Shcalsoquestionedthe ny to develop the area. had delayed the whole is- Avis Dam area, but invit- marble suitable for the mbigue, South Africa, Rose-Junius raised sev- selection of the area a1lo- Further, an environ- sue for several months. edsuggestionswilhmerit production of high quali- Zambia and Zimbabwe eraJobjections tothepro- cated for the proposed mental impac t study Craig said the Munici- from the public and or typortland cementon ap- wilh quality cement and posal. She advised lhat development and ques- should be a pre-requisite pality had been ap- ganisations. Thedeadline proximately one-sixlh of according to Hebbard Council should refrain tiooedwhctherWindtJoek before the in vestor was pro ac hed by the wo uld be J anuary IS the reserve," said would initially expon56 from taking a decision in really neededanolhetho- given the go-ahead_ Ma laysian company 1995. He added, lheyhad Hebbatd. 000 to 60 000 tonnes of such "an extreme rush" te!. Councillor G unther somemanlhs ago. Initial- had to decide in principal T he factory will be cement a year. without aranting the pub- Or Rose-Junius added KlSc hik supported Or Iy the company had want- whether to allow the de------'------"------'-""-""-.::.:::::::.=.::.:::...._.:::..:.:=..:.:==-==::., Rose-Junius ' motio n ed to develop Avis Dam, veloper to set up a club against the taking of a but lhis had been reject- buildingandthis hadbeen decision. He believed ed. Thecompanyhadthen agreed on. there should be no rush in been awarded the area SOOrtl y afterthe Coun- TIlE V .S. EMBASSY taking the decision. soulh of the Avis Dam. cildecisionwastaken one INGABORONE In response Mayor Craig said it seemed oftheslrongestopponents Vivicnne Craig said peti_ strange that Windhoek of the development. Na is seeking tions from Windhoekres- residents had never both- mibia Bird Club chair, tdentshadpe--empccdan ered aboutthe state of the Klaus Gerstle, said he advert to be placed in the Avis Dam area. but now would not leave itat that QUALIFIED CONTRACfORS media asking fOt objec- suddenlythatcheareawas He vowed to continue tions to the development tobedevelopedtheywe~ fighting against the de to bid for the renovation of a one-storey residential buUdlng with approximately 690 Thiswou.ldstiUbepJaced. up in arms. velopment and said the square meters of floor area. This buUding will be used as an official residence and Responding to the Throwing his support Council had to consider is located at Plot 3067. President Drive, Gaborone, Botswana. Renovations will include question of why a local behind Gn.ig, Or 8jom the inte~ sts of the city extensive alteration and refurbishment work to the existing residence; construction developer was not being von Finckenstein said and not the profits of cor used, Craig said the Mu- fromjudgingfromthe pe- poration s.Gers tle~i s put and completion of a new bedroomlbathroom extension, guardhouse, garage and nicipaJity had adopted a tition it appeared it was cd Graig 's statement that 10 guest changerooms; and re-constructlon of the staff quarters and associated extemal poll·cy ~_ I and granl on IY ••Ul\;w - h'l tecommum. · there had been no con- works w ith new roofing throughout. 111e construction time Is estimated at 9 months penru·" ,·O" 'IXI' ••u... - d.,. I- lyof WIn· dh QC k W h o op-- cern over the rundown and the expected start date is mid-May 1995. The anticipated release of tender opmentof anareatowho- posed the development stale of the Avis Dam ever initiated the idea Chairman of the Man- area. He said it was while be be finn documents will mid-January, 1995. TendererS wlll required to submit a W·I!houl le" den·" g. age me n I C o mm.l Uee, raisingconcern aboutihis price b Id. Th,·, was ".meo'1I has }'et 10 ... a r.aJ ...... GmonIOoru Ms and organisations '-1 hmdcd in ot faxed peti. of resiclenlial ~i.i on projeC15 similar in complexky ~d.h high standards dccisio. 011 ....bers... o..t..lhcN",.nanwho ScJIIIIa AIiica's Cabinu ismilialychierof the UN Lions to the mayor's oO"lCC workmansl1ip., ~ m e fmancial and management capability to compol«e 11 ... 10 ( ..sitn the .. riuion to_lite_de lhe o n time and wtthin terDexl~k.. - Sapo-AP velopment THE NAMIBIAN Thursday December ' 1 '1994 3
New loan scheme for farmers leaves
GOVERNMENT has approved a scheme to *amaximumofNSIO donkeys and 'infrastruc dependent children may ...ostcropproclucingcommunall'annerswtlh 000 for persons with an ture loans' which in not take a loan for the ampol beat ... loans during the 1994195 planting season. annual income of be cluded activities such as same land." tweenNS6001 toNSI5 theclearing ofland, fenc Farmers can apply for NAMPOLCommissionerSiggiEimbeckcleared Pennanent secretary made it impossible for 000. ing of cultivated land. loans from next Monday out his desk and vacated his office yesterday but in the Ministry of Agri the group targened by *amaximumofNSl5 and the purchase of im at all agricultural exten will retai n his salary and other benefi ts until culture, Water and Ru the scheme to actually 000 for people with an plements like ploughs. sion offices of the Min March next year~ pending a High Court deci ral Development, Isaac benefi t from it. annual income ofNS 15 Men and women of 18 istry in the Caprivi, sion. Kaulinge. told reporters It also formed part of 001 to NS30 000. years and older. with at Okavango,Ohangwena, Eimbeck decided to challenge Nampol In yesterday that Govern "Government'scommit The scheme would least one hectare ofland, Oshiko to, Oshana. spector-General Raonga Andima in court after ment had allocated and ment to alleviate the have three components, could qualify for a Spe Omusati and he was infonned in,August that, as a result of a approved NSIO million pli ght of small -sc ale Kaulinge said. cial Agronomic Loan. Otjozondjupa regions. rationalisation programme, his (Eimbeck' s) post for this purpose. farmers after three suc The first component Such land needed to be The loans will be ad had been abolished. Kaulinge sa id the cess ive years of involved seasonal Joans sui table for crop farm ministered by the Na At the same lime he was infonned that his 'Spec ial Agronomic drought." mibiaDevelopmentCor for inputs such as seed. ing and loans could be serv ices with the Nami bian Police would be Loan Scheme for the The scheme would fertilizer, labour and the used to farm up to 20 poration (NDC). tenninated on November 30 thi s year. 1994195 Planting Sea cater for three catego purchaseoftools such as hectares of land. A NS I 0 million loan Yesterday Eimbeck told The Namibian that son' had become neces ries of fanners: hoes and related imple "Onl y one person in a scheme designed to as the lawyers f sary as the regulations * a maximum amount ments. fann ing household may sist communal fanners or both parties had agreed that he of the old scheme were of N$5 000 loan for per Secondly it involved take a loan for a piece of involved in animal hus should retain his salary and all benefi ts pending too demanding. sons with an annual in loans 10 buy draught land. If a spouse takes a bandry is already in the outcome of the court decision on March 27. In I this had come ofN$O to NS6 000 animals such as oxen or loan. I "I have no quarrel with the police. Certain rights of mi ne as an individual are being vio lated .. . without any respect shown for constilU New Mayor chosen tional stipu lations." Eimbeck said yesterday. He said he was taking Andima to court be cause he (Eimbeck) did not get a hearing to OR BJORN vo n FinckenSlein was last night elected discuss the decision. "There has to be certain as the new MayorofWindhoek at aspeciaJ meeting negotiations over my dismissal." of the Windhoek City Council. Eimbeck believes the police had to look some Von Finckenstein wi ll takeover from the popular where else, even in the Ministry of Home Af outgoing Mayor Vivienne Graig. His tenn of office fairs. to place him. wi ll stan on December 11 . "With in the police there are more than enough Helena Dora Libereki was elected deputy mayor. indications thal there are at least two Commis Matheus Shikongo was elected as chainnan of sioner posts available," he said. the City Counci l. with Josef Auala as his deputy. Even if the posts were not immediately avail The fi ve members of the Management Commit able they would be in the near future. he added. lee are: Josef Auala. Vivienne Graig, Helena Dara Eimbeck. who has 27 years of police work Libereki. Immanuel Ngatjizeko and Vo n beh ind him, might go imo business. "You will still hear from me:' he said. Fincke nste in.
Foresta llbt()(1lATIC C{)ALITKN Of' ~AMIUIA FESTIVE CHEER •.• T here was joy and happiness at a special Christmas [)C~ (estiv_' orpnlaed for oId·thners In Wlndhoek at the end of last week_ The in court function, held at Katutura 's Multi-Purpose Youth Centre, was attended by President Sam Nuj oma and hlgh-rank.lng oOk.lals. After enjoying a WELL-KNOWN Tigers special lunCh, the President (left) was given the task of handing over gifts soccer player Frans VOTE DeN !IO~SO~m~e~O~r~l~he~o~ld~.~ti~m~e=rs~.~P~h~O~I~O~: .:!2~~!N~.~m~U~I~e~w~.~ __-=-_ "":~~ 'Foresta' Nicodemus, 29. pleaded notguilty toshoot ing Josephine Stevens 10 REMAINING DCN PUBLIC MEETINGS Aids Day death in Katu tura on No NBC man quits vember 12, when he reap- PRESIDENT Slim peared in the Windhoek THE NamibianBroadcastingCorporation is facing NuJoDll w1ll tod.y Magistrate'sCoun yester- another crisis brought on by the shock resignation lipt - caadle at tilt day. STAR RALLY, Sunday 4 December. 1994 of the Head of Television Programmes. Hendrik ::w...:::-::.= lbrough his legal rep- VENUE, Katutura (ommunlt\,l Hall Grobbelaar. resentative, Jan Wessels. TIME , It is understood thatGrobbelaarresigned because from JQaOO. Nicodemus opted not to 14HOO (2 P.M .) 'J'bepl"Oll'lUlllDfia- disclose the basis of his of severe fru strations due to constant disputes with d ..... marda from defence. Wessels said CHAIRPERSON, Tje Kamblto-Ngarlngombe NBC Director-General Nahum Gorelick. 1b6rlqerbot to tbe should the Prosec utor Grobbelaar apparentl y handed in his resignation park, ' peecbes, Generaldecidetoreferthe to the Controller: Television Programmes, Gabriel ...... case to the High Court, he SPEAKERS, Andrew N Motjlla Haindaka, yesterday morning. IDIDt. would not acl for the ac- Peter ( Kayser & Moses K Kotjluongua His resignationcoincided withascheduledmeet- MlldltlrofHaltb, cused in his personal ca- ing of the NBC Board and most probably became a DrN_lyuIbo,wII pacilY· His client would raIee the AkIt Care havelOarrange forhisown III.tfootalm point of discussion. Tl'UIt quilt. legal counsel and wil- At the previous Board meeti ng the high resigna- NdDimanl wDl ~ nesses. Wesselsaskedthe DATE, Saturday. 3 December 1994 ti on rate at the NBC was also the main topic of vide the musle od COUJ11O forward all doc u. VENUE , TalJsmanvs discussion. drama IP'OUP G.... me nts relali ng to the case TIME, According to NBC staff members, Grobbelaar rootl will perform. 10 Stem and Bamard AI- 10HOO (1 0 R.M .) must have been extremely frustrated as he has Candles IlIMI rfbboos lOmeys. The p...- ...._-.:c;u .• • .m gs wUlbeaokl atthep te .1.._ ped d resigned only a year before he would qualify for wereUlCn stop an re- Kotlmo M ulllD and rctresbmtnts in- ferred to the Proseculor retirement. ,Ide. Gene ral for his decision. Grobbelaar has been with the corporation since The organisers ID- It was the n postponed 10 DATE, Saturday. 3 December 1994 the early days of the South West African Broadcast- vile everyone to come January 1995 for rur- VENUE , RSTAEET MAACH" & The Community Hall TIME, 14HOO (2 P.M .) ing Corporation. !ii.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;d~a~n~d~c~e~I'~b~r.~I~e.;;;;;;fth~"~i~~~~~~~ NAMIBIA INSTITUTE FOR DEMOCRACY SPEAKERS, Andrew N Matjilo Peter C ~ayser & Moses K Katjluongua Tel.: ( ~1) 229117/8 Fax, (061) 229119 CONTACT ADDR ESS. ERE ARE THE VOTES COUNTED?, stations and tranSRQited to the counting venue 'elephone, 2882525 / 21 8277 partY Po stal Addrew PO 801 3676, Wlndhoek VOTE DeN 4 Thursday December 1 1994 THE NAMIBIAN Risograph makes breakthrough Commonwealth AREVOLUflONARYprlntingprocesshas space and after·sales A Risograph running number one selling ma group to Nam found Its way to Namlbia with the arrival of service is guaranteed by cost analysis shows that chine in Europe, Japan the Rlsograpb digital printer. the local supplier. Maxes the digital printer pro and America. LONDON,1beCommonwealtbsaidyester· Office Machines. duces 4 000 copies at a For more infonnation day it is sending eight observers to monitor Distributed by Maxes OOOcc cartridge - ap Manufacturers also cost of NSlS4.40 while on the Risograph digital Office Machines, the proximately 15000cop Namibia's national elections on December 7 promise that with the a photocopier produces printer contact Maxes ies Risograph digital print Risograph, the more the same amount of cop Office Machines at Te!. and 8. er can produce flyers, • paper feed/receive copies you make, the ies at a cost of NS36Q, (061) 223908 or Fax: Secretary·General Chief Emeka Anyaoku said manuals, forms. direc trays haJ)dle I (X)()sheets lower the cost per copy. The Risograph is the (061) 233611. Namibian election officials had invited Common tories. price lists. news each wealth observers to the elections. letters and posters in as - prints inninecolours "A planning mission, which subsequently visit many as 10 colours at 8 • excellent print qual ed Namibia, established that there was broad sup· speed of up to 130 cop ity - 400 OPt port across the political spectrum for a Common· ies a minute. - used masters dispos wealth presence at the elections," Anyaoku said in The digital printerpro al bin which receives up a statemen t. "ides you with with your to 50 used masters The Commonwealth, a 50-nation association of own in-house printing • computer interface Britain and her fanner colonies, has monitored resource with all the which allows the elections in Malaysia, Bangladesh, Zambia, Sey benefits of printing and RisQgraph (from RC chelles, Guyana. Ghana, Kenya, Lesotho, Paki· copying in one compet 4900 upwards) to stan. South Africa and Malawi , • Sapa-AP itively priced machine belinked UplO yourcom with the flexibility of an puter. Not only can in offset press plus full formation be Romania celebrates computer compatibility. downloaded and print What you see on your ed but infonnation can TODAY Romanian celebrates the 75th anniversa· monitor yOll can print at alsobeexarruned via the ry of its National Day as a unified state. 130 copies a minute. Risograph into your After the end of the Second World War. Romania The Risograph pro computer for storage and suffered under a harsh regime of one-party Com vides the convenience retrieval. munist rule. of a copier, the reliabil According totheman Since 1989 Romania has experienced political ity of an offset press and ufacturers the expected turmoil as she changed to a free market the economy of a dupli life cycle of the economy. cator. Risograph is so much However. since then constitutional and econom The Risograph also longerthan thatofaoop ic reforms have taken place and the economy has features: ier because it only has been opened to foreign businesses. Privatisation - 50 page automatic one-seventh ofthemov· has gone hand in glove with joint ventures with document feeder ing parts of a photocop-. foreign companies. - paper stock nexibil· ier. Furthennore, noheat According to the recently accredited Romanian ity • 46 gram flimsy to process is involved and Charge O'Affair. Michail Montanu. his country 21 0 gram card thismakestheRisograph The RIsograph dJgltaI printer RA4900 provldesan all·round performance and Namibia have prepared a trade agreement and • water·based ink extremely reliable, with the nedbUlty otan offset press plus full compulercompatlbUlty. This an agreement on the mutual abolition of visa which leads to superior The Risograph needs new kC.hnology enables a wide variety ot organlsatloD!lllke eopy shops, requirements to be signed early next year, quality ana rapid drying -no dedicated operator, governmental departments, schoOls, nnandal Institutions and medical This week Romania will sign an agreement • ink cartridges: I occupies small office centres to have their own In·house pr:lndog resource. dea1ing with the exchange of mining experts.
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Reach the Nation and ad vertise in the Namib ian. Phone (061) 236970 or Fax (061) 236982 and ask to speak to Sonia, M aggie or Leonard for fast and efficient service. THE U.S. EMBASSY IN GABORONE invites QUAlIFIED CLERKS OF WORKS
to submit LetterS of Inte rest indicating technical background and fee proposals fo r appoinunent as Project Manager for the renovation of a one storey residential building with approximately 690 square meters of floor area. Renovations will include extensive alteration and refurbishmem work to the existing residence, construction and completion of a new bedroom! bathroom extenSion, guardhouse, garage and guest changeroomsj and re construction of the staff quarters and associated external works with new PRESS A WARD ... Winner oflhe Misa Press Freedom Award for 1994, roofing throughout. The construction time is estimated at 7 months and the 21mbabweanJournallst, Baslldon Peta, left, pictured recelvln, his award expected start date is mid-May 1995. from veteran Kenyan human rights activist, Gltobu lmanyara, at Mlsa's annual general meeting held In Mbabane, Swazlland, last week. The successful Clerk of Works will be required to s.ubmit to a security screening programme. The successful Clerk of Works will be responSible for managing all phases of the construction and renovations from Award of Nantu must up its Bid to fmal handover. .
Qualified Cle rks of Works are encouraged to submit a Letter of Interest to grassroots action the u.s. Embassy Gaborone. LetterS of Interest must be received no later than 4:00pm on the 23rd of December, 1994, addressed to the AdminislIative THE Namibia National Teachers' Union sional upgrad ing and Counselor, U.S. Embassy, P 0 Box 90, Francistown Road, .Gaborone, (Naolu) has been urged to get more involved teacher effectiveness. Botswana. Faxed LenerS of Inte rest must be fo llowed by complete hard in teacher upgrading and to give more atten ~ SomeLhing is being clone lion to members at the grassroots level. at this level, but almost copy packages. Embassy rax number is (267)356-947. every group we polled lbeorganisaLionmusl er acli vilies. indicated that they do The U.S. Embassy does not bind itself to accept any offe r nor accept any build a strong local· The report said Field notsee enoughofNantu , based fu nding system to Officers were "a major and that they would wish claims for expenses in the preparation of any offer for any reason. sponsor an inereased cog in me development Nantu was doing much involvement in teacher of Nantu at the grass. more than they aredoing upgradingandgctstrOllg roots level" and the or· now." the report recom and effeclive Field Of· ganisation should focus mended. ficers for more support more a n ittodevelopthe Theresearcherscalled from grassroots. contact that must be for effecti ve grassroots An eval uation report maintained at all times. involvement saying the on Nanru. compiled by They suggested thal organisation will then be two researchersfrom the for the next triennial a factortoreckon with in University of Namibia. period, Nantu should the genera] drive towards MINISTRY OF REGIONAL AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND HOUSING said "a growing apathy exertitselfintensivelyby increased professional that seems to be creep- developing -a strong competence among the ingin" wascoming from presence at the grass- teachers. the grassroots level. roots level. 'This is thcir.cardinal CONTRACT NO F1 /15 - 23/94 Professor NO Ani m "It should also be seen role in the education of and Or C Kasanda were to increase its commit Namibia," the report to ascertain how Nantu ment to teacher profes claimed. ERECTION OF ELEVATED COLD WATER STORAGE TANK achieved its goals, to ,-----'------' ATMAFUTA what extent its was reaching the grassroots ofthe organisation,com SPECI AL AUCTION Tenders are hereby invited from Engineering Contractors for the erection of an ment on programmes of fRIDAY, THE2nd OF DECEMIU 1994, llhOO elevated cold water storage tank at Mafuta. teacherupgrading,eval uate any Nantu project A HUG£ AND MOST INl'IRfSTNj VARETY Of GOOOS WIt BE SOlD BY PtJ1IUC AUCTlON. MRY'fHtoIG MUST BE SOlD. Tender documents will be oblainable as Irom Tuesday, 6 December 1994, from and make appropriate Ihe offices of Ihe Division Towns and Villages in Ihe CITY CENTRE BUILDING, reco mmendations for UOUIDATION OF A f].JRNITU ~ WAREHOl/5( Windhoek, on presentation of a cheque to Ihe value of N$50.00 (Fifty DOllars). greater effecti veness. RJRmURB FOR AfRICA Office furniture, DIsplay "The general com Cd UN mission may pull out of Bosnia 1...1- Aw:":":nt~:":'_:=i~~:"":f~:":'n~:::I~::....:~S=-up -.l SARAjEVO: Bosnia's president dashed Bosnian Serb leader held Lukavica SQuth of visit. UN sources said PARIS: The key to curbing the spread of Aids in hopes yesterday of any new concessions to Radovan Karadzic "has the city. Izctbcgovic's Dutch peacekeepcrs in Africa is to detemline why efforts to change peo ward a quick cease-fire that could save the done his people a great comments indicated that the Srebrenica safe area plc's high-risk sexual bchaviorhave fa iled thus far. UN peacekeeping mission, or a broad peace disservice." the Bosniangovemment came under sustained African Aids researchers sa id Tuesday. with Bosman Serbs. Bosnian President was in no mood forcom- fire. and asked for sup- Researchers from more than a dozen African Alija Izctbegovic told promise. either. pOri from Nato war- countries joi ned French A ids discoverer Luc Serbs were even more workers who have Boutros-Ghali that With Nato airstrikes planes. Montagnier at UNESCO to announce creation of a recalcitrant. refusing helped feed hundreds of Bosnia would negoti ate clearly unable to deter But the sources said fund 10 finance Aids research by African scientists even tomeetvisitingUN thousands of people only when Serbs ac- the Scrbs and the UN that the UN chief for in their home count ries. Secretary-Gen era l throughout the2112year cepted a plan that they peacekeeping mission in Bosnia. L t Gen S ir Aids in Africa will beoneof the main topics today Boutros Boulros-Ghali . war. repeatedly haverejccted ashambles.seniorWest- MichaclRose.hadasked at a 42-nation Aids summit at the Paris headquar who left Sarajevo sug- "My message to them and that it was ready for ern officials said Tues- Nato not to fl y until late ters of the UN Educational, Scientific and Cul tural gesting he might have to is that unless they do a temporary cease-fire day that the Bosnian today in a bid to ease Organization."We must help our African colleagues end the UN mission in this, it will become im- on its own tenns. Serbs might be offered tensions in Bosnia. take research into their own hands." Montagnier Bosni a. possible for me to Rtr- Sourcessaid Karadzic ticswith Serb-led Yugo- Several hundred of the said . "This conti nent is not a lost continent." 1beUNexecutivesaid suadetheSccurityCoun- did not want to travel to slav ia thatthcylong have 24 000 peacekeepers Montagnier said he hoped the f und.to beoverseen both sides have to show cil to keep UNPROFOR the Sarajevo airport to desired. That has been have been detained by by UNESCO. would getconlribulions from African willingness to negotiate. here." Boutros-Ghali meetBoutros-Ghali.and missing from previous Bosnian Serbs as insur- governments and from companies operating in Africa. andpcacekeepers to work wandith UN~nai him.s~a~id~'i Bl~n~f~a~outroiI~s-i n~g~IGhaliO~m~e~e~1said ~lh~a~I~I~h~e~~~~~~~pe~a~c~e~p~I~,"~S~.~~~~~a~n~ce~a~g~a~era! I And on the eve of the airstrikes.·i n~S~lfu~ rth~"~N!aIO 'Baby-smugglers' go home BUCHAREST: A British couple convicted of at tempting to smuggle a Romanian baby out of the k. country left for their homeland Tuesday. "We' re very happy to be going home and onl y sorry we can't take the baby," Adrian Mooney, 42, told reporters at OlOpe ni international ai rport. ;,11 HOSP , The case focused international attention on the large number of Westerners who have flocked to meeting between the Af fi ll HOSPI' Romania after the December 1989 revolution to rican Na tional Congress ;'Il IlOSPJTA adopt unwanted infants. There is believed to be and Inkatha Freedom widespread corruption involving the international Party is an "absolute ne 7 ,Of adoptions. some of wh ich have government ap cessity" to end a dispute •I - proval while others pass through local courts. about international media Mooney and his wife Bem adette were arrested tion on the constitution, nearly five months ago on charges of trying to ANC secretary-general smuggle 5-month-old Monica Baiaram across the Cyril Ramaphosa said yes Romanian-Hungarian border. terday. He told a Press briefing , .Ollt) on theANC'splannedtri Starving monkeys kill two ennial conference there MAPUTO: Two people were killed by a band of could be no international ANTI-NUCLEAR_._Twomembersof theCampaign for Nuclear Disarmament plant white crosses maurauding monkeys fighting over food in north mediation on the consti at Abingdon Green near the House of Commons on Tuesday, during a demonstration against the em Mozambique' s famine ~ hit Mogincuel district tution being drafted by the British government's nuclear policy. The CND planted thousands of crosses to mark t he death of of NampuJa Province. local media reported Consti tutional Assembly. of which he is chairman. thousands of opportunities lost by the government's commissioning oflhe first Trident nuclear yesterday. Bands of up to 100 monkeys have re- He said a pre-election I ,s~u~b~m~.~r~m~e.~P~h~O~I~.~'R~,~uI~.~r~~~~="::"- ______::"' ______~ cently been rampaging through Mogincual villages agreement between the t- insearchoffood.said the Noticias dai ly newspaper. ANC, IFP and National which gave no further details of the incident in Angola thinks of rebuilding amid ruin wh ich the two people were killed. Party providing for inter ~ national mediation ap The paper quotes provincial government sources plied to certain tenns of LUANDA: In the wake of a peace accord to end of both Soyo and !he diamond-rich eastern Lunda in Nampula as say ing that 94 people have died of the interim constitution. Angola's 19-year civil war, the govemmem could provinces during the war. hunger in the province. over the last three months. Legal opinion tabled at have battleodamaged oil facilities operating again Angola 'soffshoreoil production, suJ>..Saharan Afri - a meeting oflheConstitu- within four months, the offi cial Jomal de Angola ca's second largest. makes up three quarters of the tional Assembly's man- newspaper reported yesterday. governmem's US doll ars 3 billion revenue. Unita has Conned accountant jailed . th· And a visiting official of diamond multinational De bolstered its war effort by 'muggling diamonds out of agemem commJUee IS BRAZZA VILLE: A government accountant who Beersestimated it would take some US$SOOm il lion to the Lundas. wee k was th at the pre- losl millions of francs (thousands of dollars) in '--I·on. -me Id'd 01 gel the country 's rich. eastern diamond mines up and UnitaoccupiedSoyo.300kilometersnorthofLuanda. e""", I g...... n I n workers' salaries to a con man has been J"ailed after · d th bl I running again. for I 5 months and thediamond fie lds for longer, before b10 eassem y 0 sus- falling for claims the swindler could double the pend the constitution- The accord, signed Nov 20 in Lusaka. Zambia, is a massive governmenl assault dislodged the m eatly makin g process pending supposed to lead to power-sharing between the gov- th is month. Offshore oil production was notaffected by money. Congolese radio reported the incident yes the outcome of intern a- emment and Unita. A truce called two days afte r the the fi ghting" terday. saying David Amona was lu red into the ti onal mediation. as dc ~ accord is shaky but fighting seems generally less fierce Repairs to Soyo's Kunda facili ties. used by Ameri- scheme by a man who was a friend of his uncle. The manded by the lFP. across the once-prosperous nati on. ca's Texaco, Frenc h Elf-Aquitaine and Belgium 's man promised to take6 million CFA (US dollars iO Ramaphosa said an In an in te rview with Jornal de Angola, Joaquim Petrofi na SA, would be given priority, Bundi said. He 000) intended for November salaries and double it A NC~IFP mee ti ng would Bundi. a ·regional offi cial for stale oil company gave no estimate of the COSts but media have reported if Amona handed it over. be the fi rst since the two Sonangol, said o il pumping and transshipping faci li- war damages to the base of some US doll ars 250 Amona did. and the man disappeared. Amona parties signed the agree~ ties around the war-tom northern town of Soyo could million. Another producti on base. Kifunquena. was was arrested. but the report did not say what menl in March, bringi ng be repaired within four months at a cost of millions of burned out in the fi ghti ng and would take longer and happened to the con man or to the employees litheon IFPs. intothe April e l ec ~ ~do;,I~I""~. ~~~~~~and Un~~~~~~ita have battled for:..:' contro~~....!.l CAP~OS~I_ mo_"_I_o_re_pa_i '_.J_om_ a_l_de.<...A_n_gO_I_a _re_po_n_ed_. _- _s_,pa_- ~ waiting for their paychecks. The agreement, which Banda a'de char d Mini sterofHorne Affairs Israel" n sold"e k"11 d I ge ,nd IFP lead" I woma I r I e BLANTYRE, Hethe",lck Nlaba. a lOp aide of Mangosulhu Buthelezi . former president Hast ings Kamuzu Banda. has h assa'ld wou Idbe 'I gnore d f~;~:~:~APllJestJn"nhaekedaalsraeU ...... -1.... tbtPLO'sA).An-. .. weUutbeJmualem beenchargcd with arson. conspiracy and malicious althe COSI of the govem- JOIdier to deatb with • bakbet befon: Post wasapin bekI up ror about six hours as tbey damage to property. his lawyer said yesterday. menl of nati onal un ity. . bdo& ....bbed by poIkem:en and passers-by in tbe bad beea Monday and Tuetday. Local newspape" reported last week that Ntaba comm'lled the ANC IFP northern town of Mu.. yesterday ...... I(-.sakl. Essam al·Kurd,a aewsedllOr at tbeJerusalem- I . ~ had ordered houses belonging to members of the and NP to allowing in ter- 1be woman was rataUy wounded In tbt head based AI-Quds daDy told AFP tbt papen were national mediation on the and c:oUapted OD the p81'tmeaL rdeasedarouDdmlddayasvariousol'lkialspassed ruling United Democratic Front (UDF) in his home status ofZ ulu Ki ngGood- State radio said the_Dam: who was draped the buck about who was responsible for the ~ area near the capital Lilongwe to be demolished or will Zwelithiniandthere- otrto the police statioa, DUly bavecome from the pNted delays. burned down. lalionship of provinces to oearbytowuofJeatn,ontbeoecupiecl WestBank. PoIl«rem.oved the papersfromlbeErncrog.. "He has denied all the Charges." said his lawyer. central govern me nt. 1beaUKk,whkbwasDOtlmmedlatelydaimtd. log point into the Strip ttom lsrad at dawn and LovemoreMunlo. fonnerjusticeministerin Banda's An initial attempt at took place BtaI' the town's bus SUltioa where the conftscated distributors' Identity cards, one dis-- government. international mediati on, JsIamic ReslstaDCe MoveDltnt (llamas) carried tributor told AFP. Ntaba, who was arrested on Tuesday. told report- headed by Or Henry out. deadly bombing In April, But Gaza police cblerGbazlJebali denied that ers afterbcing released on ba il that he had nO( been Kissinger.came tonought Mep.bIIe Palatlnlan police confbcIted oo~ be bad ordered the coa.ftscadoo. harassed physicall y but was bitter about the arrest. in March when the IFP lesofAntblcaDd£AallsblaquacedalUeswithout " AJtarasl know there Is aoorder fora ban or " I have mixed feelings about lhis. On the one tried to link the talks 10 a any oftIdal explanation for the thlrd couecudve con1lscatlon,it'ssimplyamatterofroutlntproce- hand there is anger because of the treatment I gOt, postponement of theelec- dun," be salchrttboul elaboration. while on the other there is happiness that I have ti ons. - Sapa - Sapa-AFP been released." he said. THE NAMI BIAN Thursday December 1 1994 7 Women suppressed by their culture • TAFA DZWA MUMBA rica. scss and ensure some Thepracticeofwidow- progress is realised. DAKAR: Cultural tradition stili suppresses inherilaJlCe remains corn-''There shou ld be a plan African women and their governments are not mon in South Africa. detailing the amount of doing enough to liberate them, according to Zambia and Zimbabwe. time governments and delegates sHendlng a top International The chairperson of the ngos have 10 implement conference here. Tanzania Association of certain recommend a- Many delegates at the male relatives," says Non-Governmental Or- tions, aflerwhich govem Fifth Regional Confer- Laurel Masinga. the Na- ganisations feels the only mcntscangettogetherand GREEN PROTEST •.• SalaRlea. Greece - A Gl"ffnpeace activist is chained ence on Women recently lional President of the solutiooto thisplightisto report back," says under a truck oflhe Gn ... k ": CI\'G Chemkallndustrles or Northern Greece held in the Senegalese Catholic Women 's Or- put in place some moni- Sherban Kassim. -IPS! on Tuesday. GreenPl ,",vists look over part oflhe ractory protesting the so~pmecounuieirnlrure conces havernodth onlaty l~g~M~;~Sa~"~. o~nl;~n~Sou~~m~A~ri· ~, o~nn~· ~g~m CFA countries in trouble Joburg stock LIBREVILLE: Four of six central African its accord with the IMF nations that less than a year ago devalued "because of poor (eco exchange their currencies by 50 percent against the nomic) perfonnance in Frencb franc are now unable to honor their the first half of the year". Several days earlier JOHANNESBURG: Both local and foreign commitments to the International Monetary the IMF criticized the interest in local equities saw shares on the SAFARI COMPANY Fund. "weak measures" taken Johannesburg Stock Exchange end firmer in is looking for: IMF teams have left an increase in exports by the Congolese gov healthy-volume trade yesterday afternoon, a or are about to leave for bolstered by a rise in emmenl. dealer said. A firmer finrand, however, saw -SECRETARY on a the region to assess how world prices for such In Chad. according to industrials reverse gains made earlier in the part-time basis with professional the s ix countries - commod ities as one diplomatic source. day. Cameroon, Central Af- Camerooniancoffeeand "targets set in June have background in tourism. rican Republic, Chad, Chadian cotton. not been reached·', while Shortly afler 4pm the were down". He added Congo, Equitorial Guin- In addition, intema- in the Central African all share index added 7,4 the gains amongst gold shares had taken many French would be an advantage. ea and Gabon - are cop- tional assistance and Republic diplomats de- points to 5 756,4, while ing with the devaluation new accords with the scribed adherence to re- the all gold index, lifted dealers "by surprise". -PERMANENT intheir commoncurren- IMF helped offset the fonn measures as "in- outofits lroughofTucs Bellwether stock De cy, the CFA franc. impact of the currency sufficient" day afternoon to notch Beers continued to take SAFARI-GUIDE Diplomatic and ecQ-o devaluation. . Only Gabo n a nd up 20.lpointsto l 974,1. a beating losing 150c 10 nomic analysts predict But the good times Equitorial Guinea have The industrial index R89.75 with dealers reg French speaking required. that the IMF findings proved to be short lived been able to respect their notched up 11 ,6 points istering distrus! in the will showthatfourcoun- andseveraJ governments financial commitments. toend the day at6 898,4. wake of the almost daily Send CV + pretentions to tries, Cameroon, Cen- in the region have been Analystshavewamed The dealer said for negative reports emanat tral African Republic, unable to implement thatunlessgovemments eign investors had ing from Russia con PO Box 6088 Chad and Congo, are IMF-directed refonn. show a greater political shown interest in blue cerning the CSO agree Ausspannplatz encounteringdifficuJties Camc:roon,oneofthe willingness to imple- chip industrial equities ment. Associate Anglos WINDHOEK. inrefonningtheirecon- countries considered ment the refonns, the throughout the day, notched up 21 Sc to omies. most likely to have IMF grace period will which had boosted sen- R230,15 following the Initially, the effect of benefitted from devalu- not last much longer. timent. Demand had, release of improved in devaluation was posi- ation, on Tuesday an- however, tailed off as terim results on Tues tive, notably apparenl in nounced the failure of - Sapa-AFP the finrand fllTlled later day. On the gold board ....--',-- 'V Endeleleni mu limonene oukalata veni lihumbateni nawa • TYAPPA NAMUTEWA limonene ashike OU 10 dulu okuu ya dokakonghola, hano pomahoololo okakalala koye pefimbo koVenduka onawa ctungo etivali okudja ES HI ku oa ashike omafiku stano opo tuu 010 10 ningi eindilo. ashike u fike. monhopa yaSimon De • TYAPPA NAMUTEWA omahoololo oPaupresidende nOilyo Opo u yakulwe Ava va tcelelwavafike Wiuokuuyamodoolopa yoParlemende a hovele, ovahoololi aveshe meendelelo , elelela k o mhel ewa yaVenduka. OVAKWASHIWANA aveshe otava shlivlfilwa ovo va kanifa oukalata vavo ile ve na oukalata ashike okamulwe koye yoMahoolo lo oyovo Oimbulukwa kutya opo ve Iihu mbale nawa pelim bo lomahoololo Iwa va nyonauka opo va eodelele okulimonena il c opasporta yoye. ashike opo ta va ningi ongudu yoye olai ka finda. OpoliD oya londwela kulya omunhu otashl eeduplikatedoukalataovovovaduleokukufa Molwaashi osha eindilo loukalata vape. kanifa omawi ngeenge dullka a kwalwe ngeenge okwe lihumbala nal ombinga momaboololo 00 twa finda. shiivika kutya ope na Ovanhu aveshe, ovo ino ya komahoololo. pefimbo lomahoololo. ovanhu vamwe itava mwa ninga nale onghee limonena Opo nee omahoololo a ende nawa, ovanhu aveshe\ Ovo mwa ninga nale okwa li sha monafana dulu okufikakOvenduka omaindilo, inashi okakalata koye diva nave lihumbate ngaashi lashi landula:Ngeenge to i omaindilooukalata vape nomuyandjimulombo o mo l womaupyakadi pumbiwa mu uye manga omafiku aheyali momukweyo wovahoololi. inda mo nomukalo muwa. Yo mahooiolo, iodeni m o mbelewa onhumba noongadi, ava koVenduka. ndcletalcni aDesemba inaa fika. lno nhu ki la omukweyo Komesho. H amunhu la pilik wa kcembclewa decRaata yomahoolo lo. Jo ram Olava indilwa nee va ye keembclewadOitukulwa Omauyelcle aeshc a e uye komahoololo a kolwa ile la nu omalodu oshikako dOitukulwa yeni (hano Rukambe. opo a yelife meendelelokeembelewa yeni tete. tumbu lwa pombada sheemeta omafele atano okudja ponheJe kecmbelcwa nawa kutya ovo fiyo doilukulwa yavo (Re Ovo vomoshilukulwa okwa pamba ashike yomahoololelo.Hamunhu ta pitikwa a piyaaneke, a ye doongoloneya veni) opapa vehe na oukalata gional Councils Officc). shaKhomas va ninga ovanhuovove lishangifa moshipala omupolifi keshc e li ponhele yomahoololelo. shaa shi aka kwa vomahoololo ve va Tava yandje nee omaindilo oukalata nale. kutya nee oneudo, Hamunhu ta piyaaneke oilonga yovahoololifi tuminwa aukalata veni kanifa ile va nyonauka omaukwatyaavooko.yo vape, navo yo Olava ndele okwa kanifa nandenande.Mefiku lomahoololo inaku pilikwa omunhu ta yeda omapulakata ile ta longifa embako ile vape. ove na okuninga ombelewa yavo lai a shiivifilwa kutya inava okakalata kaye ileoyovo enwefemo limwe lopapolotika popepi nonhele Ovo nee inamu ninga ngahelipi. tumu koVenduka, oko ya keembelewa ve lishangifile momudo yomahoololelo.Oilwifo tai landula inai pitikilwa oale omaindilooukalata Rukambe okwa li. oukalata vavo lava ka daT o leme ye r 1992 momahoololo peenhete domahoololelo: Ekuva, ombike, eonga. vape, hano sha onawa ngeno ovanhu tumwa kombclewa oyo (domahoololo) ndele Oomuni. ndele oukalata omukonda ile ombele i naefo loule u dule eesentimeta kwatelamoovoopomwa aveshe ovo va kanifa tuu oyo olm va ningila nava yukililekombelewa vavo ova kana He va 10. Natangokapenaomunhu ta pitikwa a kale nodalate, kaoifa aukalsta veni, oukalata. ndele fiyo omaindilo. yoshilukulwa nyonauka. Hano ou ino elyenge, ohamala, ond jebo lie oshipopifa sha faondjebo omu na ashike omhito opapa inava ninga Molwaashi nccefimbo shaKhomas. oyo tai lishangifa nandenande. oshoyo oive1a ikwao ya nyika oshiponga. ixupi lela okulimonena omaindilo oukalala paife o la pwapo. monika metungilo owa xupa ko osho, no Kombinga yoinima imwe oyo ya ke1elwa peenhele vali aukalata veni. vape. veuyekOvcnduka. noukalata otashi dulika laComputerland popepi ino kwatelwarno domahoololelo, tala moiro tai landula. Oshifo eshi ongheJa shaashi oku omunhu oto vasheleieiwemeepoosa, nEesekurili edi metumwalaka eli. Ombili Latvio a yamukula kaaleshi! Shikalakuti Oshifo shelu olashi • ABSAlOM SHIGWEDHA gandja ombil i kaaleshi moluetumbulo Iya OMUKULUNTU gwongundu yoNawafep, meme holokele mehokololo Ilenikelo Latvio, ohela okwa yamukula omukalimo moshifo shEtiyali Iya II moNgwediva. Martha Shikalakuti. ngoks ali a, popi kohi yoshipalanyolo kulya oku li ta lundilwa kutya oku li oshilyo "OTA kena shaNawafep. omakankameno gasha". Latvio okwa ti Shikalakuli oye mwene okwa Ii a Elumbulo 01)'1. Ii nee la li Limime llOngundu ndjika -opo a k..ta omunwethimo ti "momahogololo gwaantu moNooli. ope ya ninge iilyo yoNawafep. gopaitopolwagomomuvo Okwa ti okuz.a mpoka okwa li noku Ii a kala 1992, ongundu yoOTA nokulombwela aantu ye oku li oshilyo oshinene moshitopolwashaCaprivi shongundu ndjika. Latvio ota ti Shikalakuti okwa Ii oya li yamonoomawi 244. ashike nani a popi iifundja, molwashoka ka li shi Ii aka Omwaalu gomawi nguka ilonga koBritain. "Shika okwa Ii ashike eshi ningi. ogwa puka. Oshili osho tashivulika as hike al i a ningilwa omatilitha kaantu." shi ka kutya OT A Latvio la popi. Latvio okwa ti Nawafep ke na nande moCapriviokwa Ii azimo esiku limwe !aka thiminika Shikalakuti kutya oku Ii nomawi 11 244 (omayovi oshilyo shongundu ye, "ihe oye mwene (Shikalakuti) omulongo nalimwe no- ali a kala noklllombwela aantu kutya. oye nokuli oku ~~~~~~~~~ii:~~~~~d~Ja~ko;.~O~kwa 11 a shambukifa neenghonoovakulupe eshl 244,). Tangi aaleshi . Ii omutiyali gwandje. " Pahokololo ndyoka Iya holokele ; va oshivilo moVenduka. Ovakulupe konyala omafele ane ova 11 moshivllo nauneneongundu yoOT A moshifoshika shEtiyali, Shikalakuti okwa popya kutya. osho. orno va kumikwa neendjovo vo tava halifwa vall noushikepengeyo ve IiIl naku 1iI1. Mefano eU sho olamu tu dhiminepo ye oku li oshilyo shoSwapo okuudha. no kena nande olamu monlka ornblnga imwe yovakulupe ovo va Jl poshlvilo osho, mwaashika. mpoka la fala ongundu ndjika yoNawafep. Ohauto .yepangelo ya longifwa papuko ------, OMUUNGANEKIomukulunhu woOTAmoNooli, koshikoto shehaulo ova kumwa komamanya 00. Immanuel Engombe, okwa shiivifila oshifo eshi Opll Jj vali ovanhu vamwe ovo va kumwa kutya ohauto imwe yepangelo oya hanauna po komamanya va hala eehautodi fikame, vo navo va 8eye moNamibia oshoongalele shongudu yoOTA mOlomakaya ninge Jipopila to lika, ashikeoilyooikulunhu yoOTA pOmege mUukwambi. ei ya Ii po oye shi anya osOO. OMUKALELIPO wOwloa oda5hainlneombW konJmayolvtke Engombe ota ti. mOlomakaya okwa li ve Manga vati oOTA kwa Ii ya hala i ninge vali wOlwanahaneano moAngola, Ivall ya pUa paJre, oyo ya Iwala ftyo lipyakidila nokuninga oshoongalele ponhelc ya oshoongalele poundingosho vamwe, omulumenhu Alolne Blondln Beye, okwa ftklle opexullfepo Iomaumbar.ano. tumbulwa. Mangaovanhu lava pwilikinc nohokwe. wohauto yepangelo natango okwe uya ndele naye ta onghela moNamlbta, omo a Eenghundarana odo da eta ope uya ohauto imwe yepnagelo yonomola GRN fikama poundingosho ovo. lalelapo Omupresldende omblll. oda kala mewUlko laDeye 912. Oilyo yoOTA pefimbo eli okwa li nee vati ya wosbDongo Sam NuJoma. oneomupokati, aesbaloo IombW Pefimbo 010 tuu 010, opa Ii vat..i ounona vamwe handuka noya lombwela Engombc. Bauleth na I. Beye. 00 a dana 10pandJokonoaa 010 ok"a 11 la lava danauka. Ndalaiva wohauto yepangelo vati Ndilimondwi va ye komulumenhu 00 ve ke mu pule onghandangangala yakula kalwa kovawlllkl vahapu volloqo okwa ifana ounonaava e va lapa neke. Ounona eshi kUlya hanookwa hala naanaa shike. Eshi ava vatatu mokuetll'a ombUl moAngola, okwa yaAfrlka. vc uya, ndalaiva okwe va pula va ka ele epandelo inava hala eenamhanana. ova shinga ashike noku ya. shllvlfa ongheta kUlya ye okwe Namibia okwa 11 a kaJelwapo mongulu imwc yofikola (ina tumbula nee kU lya Engombc ota ti ova lopota nale oshinima eshi uya koNamlbla onhomenawlna kOmlnlstell onghulunhu Hage epandela ile olongudu imwe ile olepangelo). kopolifi yaShakati. nonornola yoshibofa eshi oyo opo a pandule Omupnsidende Gelngob. Okudja opo ndalaiva tu u 00 okwa lombwcla eR 188111194. Nujoma pamwe nepangelo laye Okwa leelelwa opo ounona opo va hovele okuimba omaimbilo OT A oya popya eudwonya layo eshl va kala nokuyambldlda Olwanahangano I kale ye llhanifila oNdilimani nokukala tava ingida oilya imwe molwomulumenhu ou la longifa ohaulo yepangelo eenghundafanadombillyaAngola omalango ayo omblll a konda pombadambada. okupiyaaneka oyoongalele yeengudu dopolotika odo da kala moLusaka. unene tuu omayovf aheyaU moAngola moule Ounona ava. ovo kwa Ii ve Ii lwopo 25 ova hovela noya indila oshinima eshi shi konakonwe moule. eshl epangelo lambuletu la kala weOmbo lixupl, opo a pashukUe nee vali okuimba ta va ende va yuka opo pa li Oye sh i fikifa nale nokuli momatwi ombonge yayo Dokulwa eengudu adisbe omblU oyo ya shalnwa palfe, oshoongalcle shoOTA konyala ou le weemeta ash ike ya kula moVenduka. omukumo nokudlkumalda opo di OsheendoshovakalellpovaUnlta omulongo okudja povapopi. Ongudu ei hanale uneneeshi ya popile kutya vati lulepo oilwifo nokulalakanena nasho okwa U sha leelelwa shJ kale Oil yo yoOTA. shaashi vali kakwa I i ya hala owii. pcenhele dihapu mOwambo ohai kala tai tilifwa ile oya tokola.okulonda momatuwa ayo iye. shaashi tai kelelwa koovene vomiku nda opo iha ninge ombilL sha IIka moLuanda moshlvlkeeshl. oye sh i monamo kutya otai shindwa owina. oyoongalele momikunda davo. Eengudu odo mball, MPLA opo va kundafane olnlma hpwe I Eshi oityo yoOTA ya hovela okushinga i ye, Ko mufala wopolifi moNooli. El iaser naUnlts odo da kala tsdllu 0118 1111 naku IHi oyo ya pamba epangelo omulu menhu oye tuu 00 kwa Ji ta shingi Dtuwa Haulyondjaba, onghcla okwa koleka kutya oilyo yopashJwana oule weed.ula 190yo lomuhanga noloukumwe yepangelo okwa lombwela ounona vofikola opo va yoOTAoyaningashi li oshi bofashi nashanomatilifo ya Iwaalela Dale eemwenyo wopashlwana 010 lall ka dlkwa kupu le eehauto doOTA nomamanya. Nonande kape oshoyo epiyaaneko loyoongalele yayo dovanhu va konda etatamUlyuna, moAngola. na ou a ehamekwa. ovanhu vamwe ovo va li moshitukulwa. 10 Thursday December 1 1994 THE NAMIBIAN " - - , --, ------, Keelmanshoop FAX: 236982 ka mona Mayora omupe ONDOOLOPA TEL: 236970 yaKeetma nshoop oshiwike shika, oya mona Mayor omupe ('. Ir.. I~" Spt·t i.ll ~ Pro perty ~ Prope rly ChanJ.:cof LCJ.:al konima yoshigongi For sha li sha ningwa .~I Scrvil c" $ ~ ForS.llc ~ for Sale Name Notice Sale m m mOmaandaha. THE AUENS ACT, 1837 Free quotations & Instant Titan Body Repairs Mayora LUBBESCAR NOnCE Of INTENTION Notice cash tor all your turnll\Jre Public gwondoolopa ngoka OF CHANGE OF 11 Mr. R. Nanghonda and electrical SALE SURNAME a li a kala koshipundi doesn' settle his account appliances. /Continued ... J Pu4;'~ I, Willy Tpzongoro, residing ethimbo clc, Hampie atErl 9045, Katutura Including standing 1995 plus 1984 N...... 1400 with FOR SALE interest within 8 days 01 this Plichta. koshipundi call Auctions Nllrnlbla employed as a DrivE!( Intand POtNEERS PARK T.. : 220012 CMOPY, Megs, Rn" MS1S apptylng to the Minister 01 notice- okwa WO, nopaife NS410000. 000.00 Home Affairs !or authority 1 Fonl Escort N$5i687W okuna omusila Ca" Spadous 4 bfldroomed under section 9 of the Aliens will be sold to coveer our Act, 1937, to aSSUm9 the Andreas Biwa, For 1986 Toyot. HUux 1600 hous8,~lstiu~,3 cost signed Financial N$26 000.00 battvooms, flat, pool , very surl"l8lTl8 01 Katomuinl!or the Manager 01 Titan Body ngoka oye awike $ Salc reasons ht Tpzongoro is Pl"ivate. Repairs. In Immadiatey n my fathers name but is not oshilyo shongundu ForSaHI 1992 T oyot. Hllux 1800 rent my real sU'name.1pteViously Nissan Sentra 1994 Model. IN TH E MAGISTRATE'S yoUDFmokangundu LWB with cenopy NS43 TOCET + BIC bore the name(s)Willy As good as new, COURT FOT HE DIS 300.00 PIOrjEERS PARK T}ozongoro. Any person who okaleli kondooJopa TRICT OF WINDHOEK +/· 10000 km. Contact: 1990 NI.. ." 1400 Bakld. EXT 1 objects to my assumption 01 ndjika. 214370 (H) 0( 236970 HELD AT WINOHOEK NS265OO.oo NS2 200.00 P.M. the said surname of Oongundu adhihc Ex! 24 (after hours) Lov9ly 3·bfldroomed duplElx Katomulnl, should as soon CDASE NO n281e3 as may be lodge his I her In the matler between:- J mbaliDTAnosho wo 1990 NI ..." 2.5 diesel 1 townhouse, BIS, 2 objeCtion, in Writing, with a BOSHOFF PLAINTIFF oSwapo, odhi na LUBBES tonner With coolunlt (-15 bathrooms, Iock·up 9arage. stal9mant of hisl her reasons and RUDOLI BOBEJE N$54 900.00 aaka le lipo yatatu C) \tI9reof. with the Magistrate DEFENDANT CAR SALE SUIDERHOF of Wlndho9k. mo Kectmash oop. N$2000P,M. ATTENTION ONLY TO 1991 VlWag.n Jetta, full Oshilyo shoDTA Immediately available, THE AUENS ACT, 1837 NOTICE OF SASlE IN THEPUBUC t"toUH, 60 000 KM NSl8 NOTICE OF INTENTION 3 bfldroomed house,very EXECUTION OF Roelic van Wyk, "'.00 HANNES OF CHANGE OF neat,S8tVants quarters, IMMOVABLE PROPERTY okwa Ij a hogoJolwa HUGE SALES GROENEWALD SURNAME Iod<·up 9arage rEL: 2"474 I, Hendrik Petrus, residing at ong ' omupeha DISCOUNT 1987 Nissen 1.5 SX On WEDNESDAY, the Pulsar N$12900.00 (BHOO-2OHOO) Safari location, Rundu gwaBiwa nosho wo CONTACT: employed as an Assistant at 18TH JANUARY 1995 at FROM 28.11 .94 TO the Medical Laboratory· 10:00 a public auction wilk! "1l'~ 1&89 VlWagen CUI Gent ESTER AT 222971 2.12.94 Ministr y 01 Health/Social be held at the Magistrate's Getrud Abrahams 1800 Spor1 NS25 900.00 (ell hours) or JUDY AT 43253 (all hours) or S9tVlces nlend applying to CoUrt·hollS8, WINDHOEK. okwa li a hogololwa WIdest range of balddes the Minister of Home Affairs at which the Messenger 01 1982 Uno Penelvan N$29 43335 (.ft.r hours) end cars .velleblto now tor authority under section 9 tha Court will, pursuant to ongomunashipund i 000.00 01 the Aliens Act, 1937, at Lubbe'. Cer Seles, to the judgement of the Court g w o k ako mi t iye assume the surname 01 WhoJesele end Retail. Execution issued In terms okawil ik i omanga 1989 Honda Bajlade 150 Turukatu !or the reasons th at KHOMASOAL lhEN"eol and attachamnt in Automatic N$285OO.oo Petrus is my fathers name omupeha gwcc li wo CHECK THIS OUT..... PLOT AND I but is not my mal surname. execution made thereun· AVlEW I pravlously bore tha der. sell:· natango oshiyo 1981 Toyote Hllux2000 1987 NIsun 1.5 SX ,-" - ,.,.. - u;-t ..... Mand.te name(s )Hendrlk Petrus. Any sho DTA, Javcn Pulsar N$12 900.oo with canopy, Hoot shUt COllIE AND SEE YOUR SIC person who objects to my AM right, title and Interest In Jacobs. N$23ooo.00 assumption of the said 1988 Toyot. Conquest PROPERTY the freehold in respect o l:~ sumatneolTurukatu. should M ii lyo itatu RSI NS25 900.00 CERTAJN: Erl434918, 1SNi9 tsuzu K B 230 4x4 PIONlERSPARK EXT 1 as soon as may be lodge his yoSwapo, Salmon with BI C l herobjaetion, In writing, with KatutUla wtth canopy NS37 (MANDATE Kooper oye awikc e 1984 Toyote CoroIt. 846S) a statement 01 his I her (Extension No 12) 000.00 1.3l MS16ooo.00 Price: 850 reasons thereol, with the SlllJATED: In the li mokangundu 3 Bedroom sectkx"l.1 Magistrate of Windho9k. ~pal ity 01 'Nindhoek okaieli, ihe Oscar Toyote HlluxLWB, HI8SI 1991 Toyola Coroll. Registration "I(" floor . hlft whtl cenopy " THE AUENS ACT, "137 Hampie Plichta na 1.3GL N$34 500,00 2 tull baltuoofM.. 2 Bedrooms with BIC MEASURING: 262 squ81a NOnCE OF INTENTION N$385OO.00 tOungelDlnlngroom me_ Cecille Moslert kaya - OF CHANGE OF 1985 Toyot. Creukt. OoubMo ger89H wlht BI C SURNAME HELD BY: Deed 01 li ya mono nande 1982 I.uzu KB Diesel Bound.ry GlJ-6 N$14 000.00 AS- _I. I I, Abltal Joseph, rasidlng at Transler No T805I82 osho oshipundi 4x4 N$2O 900.00 ey. level oven Erll633, Ovambo Location, • IS Prlce: N$123 200 shasha. Konima sho S.eutltul "nl.ne. .nd Katutura unemployed ntend DATED AT'MNDHOEK 1992 Nluen E20 • 16 garden OORADO PARK apptying to !he Minister 01 THIS 35th DAY OF 8iwa a hogololw8. 1991 Toyote Creuld. Home Affairs !or authority sea'.r N$S8 000.00 NOVEWMEBR 1994. okwa li a popi kutya GU-I NS44 000.00 PLOT. PLAN undE!( saction 9 ot the Aliens Price: N$29O 000.00 M...... Act, 1937, to aSSUm9 the MUlLER & BRAND o n do o l o pa otters .,.e w~com. 1982 Isuzu KB D.... ' 1987 Toyot. Creuld. 1'2 E~C""""· w;~ SIC surname 01 Shlnana 10( the PLAINTIFFS yaKeclmanshoop 2x4 N$14 000,00 - AS 2.4GLE, Autom.tlc Ba"'""", reasons that Joseph Is my ATTORNEYS PIONIERSPARK oyinaeliko Iyi li nayi. IS NS245OO.00 I' .''''~ with BI C fathers name but is not my (MANDATE 8481) real surname. I Pfevlously URGENT SALE Ta indilc nce 1990 I. uzu 160 with N$11S8H bore the nama(s)Abital aakalimoopoyakaJe 1988 ToyOUl Cr.ukt. Joseph. Any parson who canopy NS38 000.00 2.4GLE N$28 000.00 2 Bedroom dupMox 1888 ToyolII Hllux 4x4 haa fU lu Muni, opo Loungeldlnlngroom objects to my assumption of GLADIOLI PARK !he saidsumameotShinana, Single cab beIdde with Muni a vule H'64 Toyole .tout wtth 1988 Toyola Corolla New kitchen DEELTlTEL should as soon as may be eenopy. exc.-.nt coo4unH (-, Cl N$31 Sprinter NS27 .500.00 lodge his I her objection, in condlUon. With Uotort.. okuJonga nawa. ....00 """bIe"""AIenn system writing, with a statement of guatWlt ... NS42 000, "Ngameondi wele hlsl her reasons Maol, with 1994 Toyot.CoroIlIi 130 eom ..... (exc ... GSl). Phon. kUlya iinima ngaashi the Magislral8 01 Windhoek. 1987 NIMen 720, 1800 N:$3I 000.00 Wynend du PI'" from etungo lyoondjila, Sport MS17IOO.00 Price: N$24& 100.00 1-3 ot o.cember '94 et THE AUEHS ACT, 1837 o m alamba THERE'S EVEN MORE. NOTICE OF INTENTION T~ : 081-233417 1989 Toyote .t.lllon FOR THOSE WHO 00 KHOUASOAL SlulkellNORIO NEL OF CHANGE OF (aHer hou... ) gomoostrala nosho wtth cenopy (P.. enger NOT QUAUFY FOR THE PARKFOODS VANOAG NOG I SURNAME wo yilwe oyo iinima residing T/port NS26 lIOO.OO DISCOUNT, LET US (MANDATE 8448) Ta: 228881 I. NaItalJ Abraham, at Erl 272, Hainyeko Vacancies yi na okuningwa TREAT YOU WITH A employed at th e State m tango mondoolopa 1992 NI ...n 2.5 01 •••1 FUu.. TANK Of FUEL 3 S.droomed house liE. Specia l Hospital intend applying to SWB - like new N$43 ndjika, ihe nandi shi WITH YOUR Loungefdlnlngroom 1iI~1 Scrvkc s the f,MnlStef 01 Home Affairs Namibia Cat99r and 000.00 PURCHASE. 1 Bathroom for 8uthori~ under section 9 Manpower Consultants popyc wo kUlya katu 01 the AlI9ns Act, 1937, to 1 Garage H8V8 fun writing to (N.C. + M.C.) na iimaliwa nenge 1989 Mud. drifter 4x4 assume the surname 01 CONTACT ETIENNE OR 1 Aat bedroom has a vacancy at our pen pals worldwldel Naogwashe 10( the reasons iilongitho mbyoka ya megs with wld. tyres JOHAN AT TEL: 1 Flat kitchen Join FATW, Namibia's that Abreham is my lathers Ongwediva Training N$38ooo.00 1 Flat Bethroom • lots of pumbiwaokuninga," 2162191215585 OR VISIT name but is not my real Centre tor a new friendship club Biwa la popi. US AT LUBBE'S CAR pol.ntlal surname. I Pfeviously bore Training Otllcer : 1992 Mud.drlft.r4x4 and make friends SALES, NEW CASTLE th&~s)N attaliAbraham . Computers. Biwa okwa li a wo meg. with wld. ty .... , PI around the world! STREET, NORTHERN Prtn: N$140 000.00 Any person who obf9<:ts 10 Applicants must be a indilc opo aakalimo S N$52000.00 Send SAE fo r my assumption of the said INDUSTRIAL AREA, adequately quallfted to mondoolopa ya kale PHONE SHA HID membership details surnam e of Nan9washa. pr9S9nt the following ,991 Nissen 1 tonner VS should as soon as may be OICKSON to: Computer courses: nokulongcla kumwc 4x4, AlC, PIS, RIT, Cars lod~ 8 his J her objection, In TEL: 229881(W) FATW, P 0 Box 3943, MS DOS meyambulepo WAGS, CANOPY, TI }I' or Wfiting, with a statement 01 nisi her reasons lhereot, with WOIdp8rlSCt WorlIs Jyondoolopa ndjika. BAR, PLUS. ... N$59 $ WINDHOEK Sale WANTED the Magistrate of Wlndhoek. Lotus '·2·3· opo anuwa ya ninge 000.00 Word 101 Windows FOR SALE Machine oKeelmanshoop sha for Suzxukl RV 90 FOR ALL YOUR ADVERTISING Contact: 1982 Toyot. Dyna 3 ton FO(d Siefra 2,0 GI Station fa oshilandopangeJo "Fat-Cat"Bike NEEDS Director- J.A. Smit LWB N$25ooo,00 Wagon 1986 Southern Ufe Tower shokuurnbugantu To View: Call 236970 EXI 17 Ptf()NE: 236970 M2F1oo< woshilongo .• 1988 NIuen cabs,.. 3 Chapman Str&9t NO.t alter 17hOO FAX: 236982 TeI:061 ·228346 ton N$36 000.00 IShOO to 2OhOO ask for Haiko WINDHOEK THE NAMIBiA;"" Thursday Decem b'er 1 1994 ~ 11 '" A matter Zamalek defend of fact IVORIA N d iplo mat. Champions Cup Ern esl Adjovi. was yes- te rday quoted as say Ing JOHANNESBURG: Zamalek of Egypt go that the Namibian gOY- into the first leg of the African Champions: emmentwouldnotbecon- U'ibuting to expenses in Cup soccer fi nal a t the mammoth Nasser the upcoming inlcrna- Stadium in Cairo this weekend seeking a lional friendly between record fourth tille. Namibiaand IvoryCoasL Opposing them arc another famous North Afri- Thi s was incorrect. can team, Espcrance of Tuni sia, who rcac hed the Adjovi. in fact. stated that continental club showpiece by scoring 2 1 goals in the Namibiangovemmcnt an unbeaten eight-match run. would be covering the Defending champions Zamalck have been less travelling and accommo- dominanl,eliminatingGorMahiaofKenya,Sogara dation expenses of the of Gabon and Nkana of Zambia aCler fi erce strug- Ivorian natio nal team gcs.I while they are visiting But trad ition fa vours the Egyptians, whose three Namibia. successes have been matched onl y by Canon ··1 will be responsible Yaounde of Cameroon and Hafia of Guinea. forthepaymentoftheCote And if Zamalek triumph, they will join TP O'lvoire players and om- Englebert of Zaire as the sole clubs to successfull y cial s, however. the Namibian govennent will defend a trophy named after Sekou Toure. the late ru ler of Gu inea. assist the NFA with the travelling and accomm()- Besides a liberal sprinkling of players who have dation expenses from J()- HANDS OFF .•. Welsh left nanker HTTaylorfightsoffa tackle from South Africa 's Hennie le Roux represented Egypt, Zamalek boast Ghanaians hannesburg and du ri ng and C hester Williams during a Rugby Union match on Saturday. It was party time for the Ahmcd Oscar and Joe Okyere and Nigerian Akin Iheir stay in Windhoek," Springboks on Tuesday nighl when South African Irashed a combined Irish Province XV 54-19 at Aki nsehinde in their sq uad. Adjovi explained. Raven hill in Belfast, scoring eight lries against two. Oscar converted to Islam and changed his name -:;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===;;;;;;;;;;======:-r------1 from Laud when he quit Dawu Young Stars in Houghton Ghana to join a club who have monopolised Egyp tian football with AI-Ahly for decades. Boks to play Barbarian's style stars for Zim The Ghanaian played a key role in the quater fi nal win over Sogara, scoring a late winner in Belfast, The Springbok rugby team wUl en will play a key role. but they have asked us to play PERTH: Veteran bats- Cairo and another goal in Libreville, wh ich revived in the Baabaas mold. man Dav id Houghton, his flagging team-mates. ter into thespiritoftbings and play it Barbar· ian style in the tour finale at Lansdowne ';If it is a nice dry day and they wan! to make it an making light of a badly injured hand, came to r.:======C LOS======:::;- I N G RoadinDublinonSaturdaY, but theywillnot entertaining game, we wi ll play it the same. the rescue of Zimbabwe be coaxed into a trap. I am not worried about what happened thirty in the one-day game Three decades ago. in the 1961 BokslBaabaas ye", ,go. 'ga;nst Weste rn Aus- D 0 W N 5 ALE "If they decide to close it up, we wil l do the same. tralia here yesterday. game, the South Africans were conned into believ It is very easy to close up a game, but we are going Houghton stroked a ing the opposition were going to run everyth ing. FABRICS FROM N$ 5, 00 1 M intherewiththe approach ofentertaining,"Chrislie cool 78. lifting his side Instead the Baabaas opted for a "win at all costs" JEANS FROM N$ 5,00 I PAIR said. from the potential peril approach and got their viclory - 6-0 in Cardiff. RUNNING SHOES N$28,OO I PAIR He felt there had been far too much pressure on of 38 for four to a re That left a sour taste in the mouth, but the side of the players in an un usually long season and they spectable 207fornineat '94are confident they will not fall into the same trap the end of the allotted 50 AT: OMATAKOAGENCIES. must also enjoy themselves. against the British Barbarians on Saturday. overs. STERN FLATS SA coach Kitch Christie said on Tuesday he has The only concern at the moment is flyhalfHennie Western Australia wil l TA L STREET agreed. following some queries from Bri tish offi le Roux. The ankle injury he suffered in the Welsh have to score at just over (JUST PAST OLD BREWERIES) lest is still painful. However, he is responding to four runs an over to win cials, that his team would play an entertaining treatment and indications are he may recover in _ no simple task fo r a game from the outset. time for Saturday"s encounter. side balling th rough the Foronce winning or losing will nOI be important. TEL: 235789 A spinoff from the selection for Saturday is that challeng in g tw ilight simply the way they play. "Of course the weather Kobus Wiese and Mark Andrews will play together zone. in the second row for the fi rst time on tour. Houghton was well A likely team to play against the Baabaas: And re s upported by Wayne EUA DU PlESSIS HIGH Joubert. Chester Williams. Pieter Muller, Japie James (28) and Paul Mulder, Gavin Johnson, Hennie le Roux, Joost van Strang (26). SCHOOl der Westhuizen, Os du Randt, James Dalton, Balie Captain Andy Aower (23) was the third man Swart. Francois Pienaar (capt). Kobus W iese, Mark has 0 vacancy for 10 be dismissed, faJl ing I-A_n_d_"_w~s~, _R~u~be~n'-'.Kru,-,-g~e~r~,~ T~; ,~an,--,S~tra-"u~SS~· _ __--lt o a superb catch by Mike Velelta. HOSTEl SUPERINTENDENT Houghton was playing Tyson facing in his fi rst major game to commence duties on 1 January 1995. since breaking a bone on the back of his left hand Applicant must be 0 Namibian citi zen and 0 civil suit in the touriSts' opening teacher employed by the Mi nistry of net session 11 days ago. Education and Culture. INDIANAPOLlS: A federal judge ruled Tuesday that Mike Tyson wi ll not get a second chance to try Results Applications should be done on Fonn to prove his innncencc when a civil case brought 156043 and accompan;od by: agai nst the fonner heavyweight champion by a German First beauty pageant contestant goes 10 trial. • Copies of qualifications "The jury will be lold that Tyson raped Desiree Division • Health Questionnaire Washington and that he is liable to her for assaull, RESULTS from the • Copy of Identity DocumenVPassporf battery and fal se imprisonment," said Michael BuadesUga, Germs. • Copies of Testimonials and 01 Weisman , Wa'ihington's attomey. nyts First Dlvtslon "The judge has ruled that the civil case is going socce r lea gue NB: AppIiwoits must be ..-tor an to be about damages and not whetheror not he raped matcbes played on iI ...... on Wednesday 7 ~ LIKE FATHER LIKE SON ... Harry Kuhanga her." - Tuesday·...... " 1994 ~ 1tIlOO and 13hO" (left) and his rather Emmanuel Kamuserandu WeismansaidUS DistrictJudgeLanyMcKinney B 0 r U 5 S I a (right) display the top scorer trophy or the ruled Tyson is liable to Washington based on his Moencbengiadbacb Appiwlions should be _ MetropoUtan Invitation C up. Harry won the 1992 criminaI'conviction for rape and criminal I (Herrllc h 30), The Principal trophy by soring 11 goals in the competition. He deviate conduct. Bayer Uerd1ncen O. Etla du Plessis High School istbetopstrikerorLlfeFightersandalsoscored The assault occurred in an Ind ianapolis hotel =:'~l(SchmJ~ P0 80>< 10399 both goals in his side's 2-1 defeat or Desert room in July 199 1 Khomosdal RoIIe.rsin the final played at the National Rugby "As a result of the judge's decision, Tyson does ~) i 0 St8dium on Sunday. His father was a former I f 0 ogn e , not get a seeond b·i te at th e app e on the ·I ssue 0 Kalser slautern 1 To!, (061) 211307 deadly wloger with African Stars and Life whether he raped her," Weisman said. (KIln" 32' fa><: (061) 213777 -r~~g~h~t~~~be~~~o:",:!go~l~n~g~ln~t~o~"'~t~lre~m:e:n~t .~ ____JL ======o1-~ ____ ~~ ______~ ...... 1~/ rN 12 Thursday December 1 1994 THE NAMIBIAN Castle Classic Cup: SPORT Castle kicks off Sport Shorts I Stars reception ..AFruCANrev~led that Stars tickets spo forkesperso the end-ofn, Les·yearley Kozonguizi function of le D £0 ur. V eDUe s the . II -conquering National Football Leaguecham· pions were still avai lable. Kozonguizi said that the tickets can be bought at NS50 per person and that the reception will be held at TransNamib's Gammams Training Centre in Pioneerspark on Friday, December 16. • CONRAD ANOULA teams each and the pre of the series standing in ing a tricky opponent in Rampant Holland liminary round will be line for N$SOO. The Ramblers in the second TIlE FIRST ROUND of the Castle Classic played in the fonn of playerofthetournament tie. SOUTII Africa produced one of their best perfonn Cup - the country's last omclalllU\Jor tour double-headers which will be awarded the League Champions ancesofthe Hockey World Cup yesterday, but still nament - kicks off this weekend. The semi will provide soccer fans golden boot and NS I 50 African Stars should lost their final pool game 1-5 to Holland in Sydney. IInaIs will be Ibe main curtaln·ralser of the in the rural areas with in cash. have an easy time when In an entertaining game which saw fortunes ebb historic International friendly between Na· something to look for The referees have not they open the WaJvis and flow in both halves, South Africa concWed mlbia and Ibe Ivory Coast at the Independ· ward to. been left out as a cool Bay leg against Robber seven short corners in the flTSt half with two of them ence Stadium next Saturday. The winners of Satur N$I 500 is allocated to Oumties, whohavebeen resulting in goals. day'smatches will clash their association for de out of action (or more laco van der ours this year, will get on Sunday at the same velopment and training than three months. One· Westhuizen. regional their last chance for venues to detennine the purposes. time league winners Adarns' long lay-off sales manager of gl<»'. semi-final winners who The Okahandja draw. Kraatz Welding Eleven ARSENAL captain Tony Adams faces a six week Namibian National Bev The opening round will battle it out next which pits defending also face a lough 0ppo lay-off after at last agreeing to undergo an Achilles erages Company, con· will be played at four week at the Independ champions.BlackAfrica nent in home-town tendon operation. The England centre back has ducted the draw at the different venues - ence Stadium. against newly-crowned neighbours Namib been putting off the surgery all season but now Independence Sl\ldium Okahandja. The finaJ will be de Metropolitan Super Woestyn in the second looks set to go into hospital today after one final on Tuesday night. Otjiwarongo, Tsumeb cided next Sunday, aJso Otamps Prestige Prop match. appearance in the League Cup against Sheffield TheClassic marks the and Walvis Bay. All atthelndependenceSta er(ies Civics and Young Ones, winners Wednesday. Wednesday are seeking revenge for a end of the season and National Football dium. The winner will MukorobPelagicTigers, of the Classic in ·1991, series of setbacks against Arsenal last year. teams like ACA liver League teams including receive a lucrativeN$IO runners-up of the will need all their expe· pool. Ace Maize (bief neWly-promoted Cash 000 and the beaten-fi Windhoek Lager NFA rience against wounded SanlOS, Kraatz Welding TradeLife Fighters from nalists will pocket N$5 Cup and Metropolitan AceMaizeOliefSantos. Plucky Pakistan go through Eleven Arrows and Otjiwarongo were eligi 000. final ~ lossers ACA Liv who have already KAMRAN Ashraf scored a field goal in each ha1f Namsea Orlando Pi· ble to enter. 1be two semi-final erpool, is the toughest religuished their league yesterday as Pakistan downed Belarus 2'{) and rates, who have all The teams are divided losers will each receive grouping of (he first title to Stars this year, in missed out on the bon- in (our groups of (our N$I 500 with the learn round. the opening tie at joined Au ~ tralia in advancing from Pool A to the semifmals of the World Cup field hockey tourna At the NomlSOUb Sta· Okahandja. ment. Pakistan finished on top o(Pool A in the 12- dium in Tsumeb, r-lFA Newcomers Life nation tournament and will face Gennany tomor Cup champs Fighters will havea bap row, whiletheNetherlands play thetop-seededhost Interatlantic Blue Wa· tism o( fire in the Na nation. ters will square up tional Football League against Punyu Benfica, when they lock horns whoareavery tough nut against anotherstruggler Soccer boycott to crack with Namsea AutoCentreNampolFC NOT daring to fully halt Italy's most popular sport. OrlandoPiratesalsofac- in the last match. socer players have decided to stage a 4S-minute delay in starting First Division games on Sunday, Decem ber 18 in a protest over assistance money. SA hockey The action. announced by the Players Association president Sergio Campanaon Monday, is intended to urge the national soccer federation to allocate more side thrashed than 5,6-million US dollars for unemployed players and coaches. SYDNEY: South Africa were relegated to the "also--rans" at the hockey World Cup In Sydney yesterday. Norman backtracks After losing 1-5 10 defending champions Holland, GREG Nonnan suggested in Australia yesterday that South Africa saw their chances of a lOp six finish slip the new World Tour he proposed two weeks ago away less than two hours later when Korea drew I-I would not be going ahead without the co-operation of with Olympic champions Germany. the US PGA Tour. ThoughNonnan remains a strong 1be draw gave Korea four po ints and a better goal believer in the merjts of a World Tour he said he was average than the South Africans and put the World not seeking a battle with the PGA Tour despite what Cup novices into fifth place on the six-Ieanllog. he sees as hypocrisy in their reaction 10 the project. • ,,'<11 Holland finished top, Germany second. India third and Korea fourth · the only sides now capable of finishing in the top six. Call for strict penalties South Africa will now play off for positions nine through 12 after being seeded 10th at the stan of the AUSTRAUAN sports omcials yesterday called for tournament tougher penalties against swimmers caught taking It was a sad end to a tournament in which South drugs at international competitions. The Australian Africadrew I-I with Germany.O-Owith Koreaand2· proposal to swimming's international regulatory body 2 with India. would keep drug-using swimmers out of interna 11lose were good results. OOtin the match theywere tional competitions for four years instead of the cur expected to win agai nst Belgium on Monday, they rent two, shutting them out of at least one Olympic again drew 1-1 and effectively left their fate in the comr "'ition. hands of the Koreans. In their game against Holland yesterday, South . ~hina on the carpet Africa produced probably their best performance only to be stymied by some poor umpiring and the lethal TIlE lntt..;.-" '81 Swimming Federation will de mand an e:\i !' ion from Chinese officials over a ~CiiN{;TEDiTE~~~~;d;;'~~b;(;.~~~~~:;~~PICKING THE ... the draw of the Castle Classic Cup was 1 Du~hMwn~'Threeofthem shorte r routine corners. we disagreed with." SA recent spal~ v ositive drug test involving Chinese conducted at the Independence Stadium on Tuesday night. Pictured at the coach Gavin Fcatherstone said. ''They should never swimme.- . & sfficial said on Tuesday. As many as back Is (f.l.): Freddy Gulseb • treasurer orthe NFA ; deputy Minister (or have been awarded." eight ChI f. 1e 'mmers were among 11 Chinese Youth and Sport Marten Kapewasha and Koos TalJaard - manager of the While FeatheJ"SlOne said that the Dutch thoroughly ath leleswh ..!ill 1opingtestsatlastmonth'sAsian Namlblan National Beverage Company. Sitting: Jaco van der Weslhuizen deserved their victory. he aJso believed that the urn Games in H .. " ' ima, Japan. according to Japanese - regional sales manager of Namiblan National Beverage Company and piring had prevented his team from playi ng to their news reports. Hiskla • chief of the Committee. full potential.