* TODAY: MAN ARRESTED WITH 822 DIAMONDS * RAINS TOO LATE FOR CROF~ * NEW LAWS FOR PRESS *

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Live on TV NBC-TV will cross to South Africa at 11 hOO today to bring Namtb- '1an viewers live cov­ erage of the final results of yesterday's on o landmark referendum In South Africa. This Is scheduled to Include State Presi­ dent FW de Klerk's address to the nation, YES or NO? followed by an Inter­ national media brief­ Ing. * Nation waits with bated breath Coverage will run until about 13hOO. after nailbi'ting finish to poll * For a full report on •A crucial day In the life of South Africa', * Result expected at midday see page 5 CONSERVATIVE REFORMIST GAM. * See also page 3, for SPOll..ER ••• Right­ BLER ••• National news and views from wing leader Dr ('No') * 'Astonishing' turnout recorded Party leader, State Walvls Bay. Andries Treurnicht President FW de Klerk

PIERRE CLAASSEN, SAPA CAPE TOWN: The decisive 1992 all-white ref­ erendum, probably South Africa's last, ended I.i~;~ last night with polling booths closing on one of JOHANNESBURG: She the most astonishing voter turnopts in the came running out of the country's 82 years of constitutional history. South African airlines of­ Fears of voter apathy - fa­ tions had to take the extraordi­ fice in downtown Johan­ vouring the No vote - were nary step of providing special nesburgyesterday, but the swept away by queues of vot­ accommodation for voters still black traffic policeman ers swamping polling booths queueing outside by the 9pm had already hitched the from the far- right northem cut-off time. tow-truck to her car. Transvaal down to the liberal 'The poll, seen as white South "Please don't tow me Atlantic shores of the Cape. Africa's final judgement on White South Africans rose apartheid, is expected to be the away," she caned, ''please, earlier, came in greater num­ highest recorded in the three please, I need the car." bers and kept on coming later referendums the country has Tbecop looked up, but than yet recorded to cast their held thus far. kept on writing the ticket ballot. Early estimates by veteran ''I'm voting yes," sbe Young, old, feeble and dis­ politicians and analy sts put the said. abled stood or sat on chairs and final peicentage in the upper There was a pause. He GAME FOR A LAUGH·... This resident of the Katutura's Old Age People's Home in wheelchairs to join queues 70s and generally agree that was clearly delighted at the prospect of eating a gemsbok donated to the home by at times 300m in Jength in the Yes vote has been the main looked at ber. Then to President Nujoma yesterday. The President shot the buck on a recent hunting mostly sweJtering heat and then beneficiary of the record poll. kKJd applause from white expedition on the farm of a friend. Photograph: Graham Hopwood . kept coming in ~ch num?ers It is confidently expected to businessmen aU around, that many polling stallons record a thorough rejection of the policeman methodI­ ~ " ,',',',',',"',',' ""'.',',',',',',', c· .... ""."""",',',', ",.,','" needed fresh supplies of ballot the country's racist past and caUy tore up the citation, Caught with papers. give a substantial endorsement unhooked the tow-truck, Later some electoral offi­ continued on page 3 smiled and drove away. 822 diamonds cers manning city polling s~- A MAN is to appear in court this morning after police arrested him with 822 uncut diamonds, worth a total of Rl,3. million. He was arrested on Mon­ STAFF REPORTER day at Consolldated Diamond Mines at Oranjemund. He 1VOTED THE rains which began to fall over Namibia last Wednes­ will face the court there to­ day and Thursday came too late to avert the virtual day. Recently eight men were NO! wipe-out of crops throughout Namibia. arrested after thieves pene­ However. if the rains are consolidated by further falls in the trated the top security CDM 'fortress' In Wlndhoek's next few days grazing conditions may well improve and so "I provide some hope for struggling communal and commercial central business district and ~ S\ll()-AffU~ farmers. left with RJ,37 mlUlon In V\\\ V\i. Although some central areas have received substantial rain sorted diamonds. much of the North has received only scattered showers which Most oftbese were swiftly have been very localised leaving one village rejoicing and the removed from Namibia some 'N\'tlt~~ next one still in despair. of them to Soutb Africa. The Ministry of Agriculture's Early Warning and Food Infor- Several million rand worth of diamonds are reported to WIDTE MAN'S BURDEN •.. Ho": the Johannesburg-based The Star cartooned continued on page 3 have been stolen this year. yesterday's crucial referendum. , .-2.WednesdCi0)4 Marcl:i · ~ 8 ·1992 V i ,THEtNAMIBIAN Media Council raps Govt Tuesday March 17 newspaper over knuckles Average Meatco Carcass Prices - C/Kg THE Media Council has text of the Quayle memoran­ Cattle Sheep Goats STAFF REPORTER Sheep ruled that an editorial dum, nor did it refer 10 a place rat-tall published in the govern­ in the paper where the reader Supplied 658 503 it was, "the hypocrisy and tained the editiorial amounted ment-owned newspaper could find it. (Small stock) political bancruptcy of the so­ to fair comment regarding a "A reader who had not read New Era last September called main opposition party matter of public concern, and the actual text of the Quayle Super A 468 698 647 576 does not comply with the in Namibia". also denied any bias. memorandum could have been Al 461 670 621 553 highest professional and In his complaint to the Media The Council found that the misled by the editorial as to its A2 369 558 518 457 ethical standards. Council, Muyongo in turn said New Era editorial fell shOlt of contents." A3 340 540 500 459 The editorial concerned a it was clear from the editorial the high standards expected, The Council found that the memorandum preeemed by then that the government-financed and that emotive words such editorial does not compl y with Prima B 421 622 575 529 DTA acting Presidenl Mishake New Era had now proved to be as "hypocrisy" and "political clause 3.2 of the Code in that Bl 414 598 553 508 Muyongo to US vice-presidenl a "Swapo party political propa­ bankruptcy" were not called no facts are 'truly stated' on B2 382 438 405 372 Dan Quayle during a visit by ganda newspaper at the ex­ for. which comment is made. B3 370 467 432 397 Quayle to Namibia. pense of the taxpayer". The Media Council however According to the Council, In the memorandum He further stated that the dismissed Muyongo's claim there was non-compliance with TopC 356 537 497 456 Muyongo allegedly stated that editorial was "not only uncal­ that the editorial was factually clause 3.3 as there also ap­ Cl 352 540 500 459 democracy in Namibia was led for, but is biased in the incorrect because he had never peared to be an element of C2 314 388 359 330 under threat, which New. Era extreme and a clear proof how mentioned in the Quayle malice, and "all available facts C3 330 420 389 357 described as a foolhardy state­ government money is being memorandum .that democracy which were material to the ment. misused by Swapo for politi­ was under threat. matter commented upon" were Grade 4 222 The New Era editorial fur­ cal reasons". Furthermore, the Council not set out. ther charged that the memo­ In the d~ fe nce it submitted criticised the fact that the edi­ Producers should note that the prices quoted are av- randum should be seen for what to the Council, New Era main- torial did not give the exact erage prices, and that the prices actually paid out might be higher or lower. Crime report

THE Na.mlbian Police yes­ Death of Sister Jovita terday reported that goods valued at R117 186 had been VACANCIES stolen countrywlde. Five cases of house-break­ 'great loss for Church' ing were reported in which goods were stolen to the value We, a reputable and dynamic caterin g orR50 549. A SISTER of the Roman ously injured and is being treated OSWALD SHIVUTE company have the following vacancies Goods valued at RI7 740 Catholic Church, Sister Jo­ at the Otjiwarongo State Hos­ .1 throughout Namibia. were taken In robberies. whDe vita, was killed in a car pital. R6 709 worth or goods were Namibian yesterday that Sis­ A very shocked and grief accident between Otavi ter 10vita, 50, was travelling stolen fro~ cars. stricken Bishop Hausiku said and Otjiwarongo on Several cases ofstock theft with Father Ernst Hainz from the death of Sister 10vita and Operations Managers resulted In a loss of animals Monday. Mariabron to Otjiwarongo for Father Emst's serious injuries worth R3 440. Bishop Bonifatius Hausiku, a district meeting when the was a big loss for the Olu rch , s District Managers Numerous cases of theft leader of the Roman Catholic accident took place. missionary service. from Indlvtduals involving Olurch in Namibia, told The Father ErnstHainz was seri- He said there were still not Area Managers handbags, cash, a briefcase, enough priests and religious liquor, clothing, and a pass­ workers for the several con­ We are interested in reliable and qualified staff with port were repor.ted. gregations in Namibia. a t least 3 years experience in Industrial Catering. Al l No crime cases were re­ The Mariabron congregation, por ted fr om the where Father Emst Hainz and applications will be handled as strictly confidential. Swakopmund, Marlental and the late Sister 10vita served, is Otjiwarongo districts. now without a pastoral leader. Applications, together with a detailed C. V to be Windhoek had the highest The late Sister 10vita was forwarded to the following adress: crime rate with property val­ professed as a Sister at Oshikuku The Personnel Manager ued at R69 859 stolen. in 1962 and undertook a P.O. Box 21265 Osbakatl was second on the teacher's course for one year WINDHOEK crime scale when property before returning to Oshilcuku. worth R41 866 was reported She spent a year there before stolen. moving to her home area, Keetmanshoop suffered a Tondoro Mission in Kavango. loss of R2 575, Gobabis RI In 1970 she was transferred to 780 and Rundu RI 003. Rundu where she remained unlil The police also reported February this year, when she that 24-year-old Tangeni was transferred to the Mariab­ Andreas was murdered at ron Congregation near Groot­ REPUBLIC OF SHOCKED StRICKEN ••• Bishop Boni­ Ondangua. Andreas was shot AND GRIEF fontein. fatius Hausiku (centre), leader of the Roman Catholic NAMIBIA In the chest. ADVERTISE IN THE The Incident took place at Church in Namib ia, yeterday described the death of Punya Wholesale, Oluno, at Sister Jovita as a great loss to the Church in Namibia. NAMIBIAN FOR THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE about 131130 on Friday. Photograph: Oswald Shivute BEST RESULTS. HENTIES BAY /.. REPUBLIC OF ("\:JI 11I1r\. City PRIMARY SCHOOL J '0 ~( f ~ - ~ NAMIBIA c _ jl l!;: ·~'IrI')~iJa~ . Co~lege ~~b'~l!U""'CI Headmaster PIlI For a better education MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE Diploma Courses In: Requirements: Std 6 or 8 + Teaching Certificate + - Executive Secretarial C ourse 6 years experience. CORNELIUS GORESEB - Comprehensive Computer Course Std 10 + Teaching Diploma + 6 HIGH SCHOOL - Word Pro~essi n g years experience - Adult Engli sh Improvement Degree+ Teaching Diploma + 6 years English Teacher - Dressmaking experience. - M odern D esign grade 10 - 12 3 Teachers for all Junior and C ily Centre Accommodation' F or a free brochure and informa tion Senior Primary subjects Requirements : Cat 0 Ir- ---. W, ite ------'"Ito: Ci ty College. P.O. Box 647 J ohallnesbu rg 2000. t cl. (01 1)29 4118 Requirements : At least Cat. C Closing Date : 31 March 1992 Closing Date : 31 March 1992 Enquiries : J.P. Aucarnp I Enquiries : M.S. Jossop I A~dress' hlllc: _::::::::::::::::::~~~:::::::: Code _ Tel : 6 Tel : 8 I Address : Private Bag 2007 KHORIXAS Address : p.a. Box 1 KHORIXAS THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday March 18 1992 3

Arms stolen Walvis Bay e Zinc mine's ~27m gamble at Okahandja ,ecs t a tIC, ••• SEVENTEEN pistols were A LARGE zinc mine in close. W ALVI S Bay was ecstatic TOMMINNEY stolen from the Quarter­ southern Namibia is bo~st. The company is now look­ about yesterday'S white refer­ master stores, Military endum, recording its highest ing business and jobs with ing at other options including School, at Okahandja be­ inie Cuipers says much of the only to aim at three quarters of mining mica, a very light election poll of about 76 per a R27 million new invest· tween January 4 and cent. A total of 3 836 of the ap­ ment even though there is c,ountry, apart from near Wind­ the ore, cutting four years off mineral used in electronics and hoek, has not been heavily the life. mica paints and tourism. Gen­ March 4 this year, the proxi mately 5019 voters took: no guarantee of profits. explored. He is starting the The spending will cut prof­ eral mining manager Chris Namibian Police an· part in the poll which went off But South African-based steel long process of building an its and taxes paid for the next Wessels pledged to stay if a nounced in their daily smoothly and without inciqent. and mineral giant Iscorvowed exploration team and will spend few years. It will go on track­ project could be found. crime report yesterday. The ballots cast in the dis­ on Monday night to continue R4,84 million this year and lesS mining equipment (R13m), Olrurum has been hit by According to the police the pute enclave will be transported operations in Namibia even if next. The new !scor Namibia mine buildings and services environmental pressures. Many estimated value of the weap­ to South Africa this morning it only breaks even. The ex­ is to move into a R500 000 (RIOm) and 31 new houses manumcturers of chloro-fluoro­ ons is R 10 800. where they will be included in pansion at Rosh Hnah zinc mine Windhoek headquarters next (R4m) of which 16 are nearly carbon gases are now switch­ The theft foll ows an earlier the Western Cape count. will create 60 more jobs, bring­ month. finished. Some capital spend­ ing to hydro-flu oro- carbons one 1a st week., when arms were Electoral officer Piet Preto­ ing the total to 535. The Rosh Pinah expaI1.sion ing has been put off and the which do less damage to the stolen from the Narnibian Po­ rius, describing the turnout and The giant group is hard hit began two years ago, when zinc company will give TransNamib environment. Wessels said HFC lice Special Operations Unit. spirit, said: "If all elections by low world prices for lead, prices were higher. With R15m a big contract to transport the gases use more fluorspar, the In that incident four rifles could be like this, it would be zinc and tin which are its main already invested, the company ore by road to the railway point mine's product, than the old and 10 pistols were stolen. wonderful." - Sapa operations in Namibia. says "there's no turning back" instead of replacing its own CFCs but there is a gap while ceived heavy rains while On­ The Uis tin mine is unlikely although zinc prices are so low trucks. they switch and it is not clear .dangua a.Pea was left virtually to ever open again as the that the mine is scarcely prof­ The news is worse at Uis, whether Okurusu wiU weather untouched. Cattle are now company's deadline for stop­ itable. Some say prices could where Iscor has invited the that and low prices due to heavy reported to be dying in the area ping maintenance is only six recover after 1995. Government for final talks on Chinese imports. Iscor owns mation System said yesterday to the west ofRuacana for lack months away. On existing reserves, ~ mine the future of the mine and the 26 per cent of the company but that the best rainfalls have been of grazing. Those communi­ 1be Okwusu fluorspar mine, had seven years' life at a rate town. has the mineral rights, and has at Okakuejo, which received ties which received rain were near Otjiwarongo, re-opened of processing 50 000 tons a Work was suspended in 51 per cent of Rosh Pinah while 24mm yesterday and Otjiwar­ said to be thanking God as the at the end of January but is set month. The new scheme is to November 1990 and the com­ local Moly Copper owns the ongo with 35mm last Friday. rain started only a few days to close unless more orders mine below the cunent 340 pany pledged two years to see rest. Windhoek, which has actu­ after the Evangelical Lutheran can be found. A decisionis due metres above sea level. if tin· prices recover on the A team on a mission for ally had better rainfall than Church in the North (ELCIN) within weeks. The new ore is thought to London Metal Exchange. This Europe's Sysmin funding is usual, received 24mm 011 Fri­ held a day of prayer for rain. Iscor still says Namibia has contain eight per cent zinc and did not happen and the mine set to arrive within weeks and day. In the commerical areas of a lot of potential and is step­ 2,5 per cent lead. If all is ex­ can only produce at 30 per cent Iscor could discuss some of Eastern Caprivi which des­ the south a deterioration of ping up its exploration. Geo­ ploited the mine will last until above the cunent price ofR15 their troubled mines with them perately needs rain to ensure grazing conditions in central logical services manager Re- 2007 but there is also a plan 000 a ton, so it is likely to in a bid for new financing. the remaining 10 per cent of and western areas has contin­ the maize crop survives re­ ued with pastures being virtu­ A poll that ceived some good news with ally wiped in the Malthohe, rainfalls at Katima Mulilo of Bethanie, and Liideritz districts. 7,5 mm on Friday and 5,3mm Rains in the south since Thurs­ should never yesterday. day have been intermittent but According to the Ministry 's not substantial with Karasburg have been Chief Technical Adviser, Philip receiving 3,5 mm and Hardap White, any rainfalls over IOmm nearly 15mm since Friday. THE whites-only referendum will be significant in improv- The forecast for commer­ is seen as a setback oroduction of rain- want the port enclave to be report that the weather system 000 tonnes, while returned to Namibia, accord­ providing the present rain should maize at Hardap should pro­ ing to Wilfried Emvula of the stay over the country for an­ vide 2 000 tOlmes. Legal Advice Office at other five or six days. The overall forecast for ce­ Kuisebmond. Kavango, where most of the real production leaves Namibia He told The Namibian "we m.ahangu crop still survives has having to import at least 133 feel it should not have hap­ been receiving sporadic rain­ 000 tonnes, including 100000 ROAD ON TRACK ... Permanent secretary of Works, Transport and Communications pened here". full which should help the region tonnes of coarse grains such as Dr Peingondjabi Shipoh (centre) last week signed a multi· million rand contract to Emvula added that many to produce an average yield of millet and sorghum to offset rehabilitate the Oma'fo/Ombalantu road in Owambo. Also present were Sida's deputy people were disappointed that 250kg of mahangu per hec­ an expected drop of 76 000 head of Development Co-operation of Sida, Mikael SOderback (right) and under. the South African government tare. tonnes in production from the secretary of Works and Transport Wim Ravenscroft (left). The R15 812 649 contract had allowed a whites-only In Owambo the news is much 1991/92 marketing year. bleaker with the estimated The drought is also cau sing is beingwholIy funded by the Swedish International Development Authority (Sida). The referendum to take place at the port. Most people at average mahungu yield down severe problems for domestic, succesful tenderers for the contract are Herm,a Bros (pty) Ltd and Erdbau (Pty) Ltd. Kuisebmond were much more to 80kg per hectare. Produc­ irrigation, and livestock use in The Omafo/OmbaJantu road is the northern most road in the central part of Owambo interested in the outcome of tion for the entire region is Owambo and the west of the and passes through Engela, Ogenga, Okalongo, Anamulenge and other villages. The negotiations for the return of unlikely. to exceed 13 600 ton­ country especially. Ministry of Works said that during the liberation struggle it had not been possible to the enclave to Namibia than a nes. . Dam levels stand at 31 per maintain this road. It has since deteriorated to such a degree that rehabllitation could referundum which excluded Although it will not be pos­ cent of full capacity or 45 per no longer be postponed. Due to the high construction cost, however, it was decided to blacks, he explained. sible for the Ministry to say cent of last years levels. Re­ only award the tender for the rehabilitation of the 55 kilometer section between Omafo He added that blackNamiba­ how widespread and substan­ strictions on the use of irriga­ and roughly six kilometers east of Okalongo at this stage. ins were especially disapp

4 Wednesday March 18 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

complaint because I am not satisfied with the service ren­ dered by some telephone op­ erators at the Arandis Post Office. As far as I am con­ cerned, the position of tele­ phonistrequires patience and tact. Some female operators 16h56: Opening yell at the people and make 17hoo: Take One you wait for an hour before 17hOS: Kiddies Filler helping you. Sometimes one 17h12: Fame and What better voice? dium of the press to the two know, and whether he had has to make emergency calls Misfortune gentlemen, particularly the seen the money when I re- and this type of behaviour 17h43: Educational WHAT better voiee for the Gennan-peaking one in a blue addressed the frrst letter, I frustrates me. Their rudeness programme new Namibia than the Na- shirt, who, on Friday March will also n~er know, oot what will only make us unco-op- Life on the Land FAMILY ANGUISH ... in Intimate Contact starring tional Youth Oloir? After their 6, at about Ilh30, thwarted I do know IS that I would not erative in turn in the future. 18h09: Masters of concert last weekend there an attack on me at the back of have stood a chance had I We, the community using Animation Claire Bloom and Daniel This documentary series about Massey on NBC tonight at can hardly be any doubt about the Central Post Office where been attacked by three ruth- these facilities, deserve to be the history of animation was in 21h33. it The audience was greeted the post boxes are housed. less thieves if someone had treated humanely. We do not production for 10 years. Films in all the major languages of Part of my job is to go into not inte~ened. have a problem with the fe- selected garnered eight Oscars, This frank and powerful drama Namibia, the programme con- town every second day to DeflmtelyGod was watch- male telephonists who are co- series explores the devastating 21 Oscar nominations and 120 sisted of a range ofNamibian collect mail, do all the bank- ing me and I. can never ex- operative but the behaviour international prizes and repre­ effects of AIDS as a hetero­ sexual virus. When the hus­ songs representing the rich- ing and run other erran~s. On press my gratitude ~nough to of those who are not is not sent the best work of 7 000 ness of cultural diversity in the said day I had gone to the the t,:"o who aS~lsted me, good for the image of the artists from 13 countries. band contacts AIDS from a sexual encounter with a prosti­ the country, and the perform- bank to deposit some money espeCially the one m the b~ue others. 18h34: Family Matters tute, his whole family is dev­ ance was of a high musical and had drawn RI 000 from shirt. It is really ~nco~gmg The public, businessmen 18hS8: Sport astated. Forced to cope with English League Soccer quality with the freshness and petty cash. I then did what to know that chiValry IS not and women using these fa- social isolation from colleagues enthusiasm that a youth choir had to be done in town before totally dead. ciUties should know that their 20hOO: News and at work arid friends, his wife's Parliamentary cozy world disintergrates and can bring. going to the Post Office to GRATEFUL FEMALE needs are being efficiently met Report his children mu st learn to cope To see young people of such collect mail from our various CITIZEN and they should feel that the 20h40: News Countdown for themselves. Starring: C1aire different cultural backgrounds boxes as is my usual habit WINDHOEK . post office, and the operators 21h33: Intimate Contact Bloom, Daniel Massey joining together in learning In the ftrst box was a letter in particular, are interested in Parental' guidance 22h24: Sport and performing something of incorrectly addressed so, as On police action them and pleased to be deal- recommended Rally driving each other's language, cul- was usual, I went to the wooden ing with them. ture and song is a sight and counter and took out a pen 1lIE incident at Namibia Responsible performance - women wh 0 run an int" enor sound which not only em- out of the briefcase I always Breweries on March. 3 took on their part will promote the d f g b~siness·. bodies the intentions of na- carry, then continued on my my thoughts and mmd back image of the post office and ~ (;"~:i:m time) tionhood and culture-b~il.d- rounds. As I approa:hed the to the titre of colonialism ~~ create a long-lasting effect ~n 19hoo: Diving In ing in independent NaIDlbla, first large area housmg post we often saw fellow.Nan:ub1- the public. I know that thiS . 77& A young springboard diver who but which also gives hope for boxes, I was approached by ans being beaten With sJam- kind of work takes energy, M • N • I: • T is afraid of heights knows that the future. - the two gentlemen mentioned boks by what is called the enthusiasm and ability to get he has to participate all the Very many thanks to the above who told me I was being task force altheugh they were' on with people, and I accept (Premium time) ~ di~ events at a major com- National Youth Oloir and their followed by a black man not in unifonns. What wor- . 'hA fo o t thqt OM "bo~ ---':-1 l0h30: Bear Island Ip.:uler Wilma Liebenberg for (dressed in. black). who ha:", He.,; we IS wny the people trained to deal with these kinas ....._ . _ .:11. 6. " '0 ""'J.tUU'~: pe~~ . ~o ~~d. ~ ~hancen~! Just another coach decides to devote him- a marvellous concert, ana lel "Just beenjomed by two ~fhis were beaten although they of things. killing self to another athlete but the us hope that the choir can find friends. The man in black had were demonstrating peooeful.ly I know that some of the How was justice administered coachofthegirll'teamrecog- the necessary funding and apparently tried to block my and caused no vandalism or fema1eoperatorshavenotbeen in the Bronx, New York, in the nizes ?is ta1e~t and offers to sponsorship to extend their path at the side entrance to damage to property? long in Arandis. Please, I ask case of Jose Dominguez, whose help him S~: Bswt Young, activities in Namibia, and be the post office, and as he could Perhaps the police are doing you not to damage the good son was gunned down by a Matt Adler, Kristy wanson N 'b' k d . med . 20h35' Chin Stands Up ambassadors for ann la not, turned around, bec one It becJlUge they are accusto image which was estabhshed neighbowhood bully? his and stal1ed 2h30: Transmission ends A spC:ial pro~lunme about abroad as well.. two. friends, then to beating ~amibians. The by others. We are busy trying (KTV starts) Olina and its inte~sting people I am sure that many people followmg me. Fortunately the Koevoet actIOns of the past to lure investment t6 the town and places, by Ash- in other countries would also other two men, individually, are forgiven although not for- and people will surely not be 1Shoo: Smurfs p~sented 1Sh30: SUmer ley Hayden. appreciate the National Youth saw what was happening and gotten. Please stop such in- satisfted at being yelled at, 16hOO: Mickey Mouse 21h~:SuperSport OloirofNamibiaandwhatit tried to help me. The Ger- human actions . .Those dem- ignored,ortold to hang on for Club Highlights ofBensan& Hedges now stands for, as well as the man-speaking man escorted onstrators did not need to be fifteen minutes before being WOrldCupTou~~~watch quality of its performance. me while I emptied the rest of paid back with sjamboks. assisted It is because you 16h30: Talespin between Aus~and ..... est th 'I bo d b k to . (KTVends) Indies in Melbourne and New ROGER A VENSTRUP e mal ~es an ac ALEX 'SPENSER' should be capable, courteous (Open time) Zealand and Pakistan in WINDHOEK my car which was parked SHIVUTE and reliable that you have been ~ 7hoo: Kingdom Cbristchurch. opposite State House, before OMBALANTU hired to work there. Adventure 22hoo: Supersport Cb' I n t dead he left me. Whether the po- 17h30: Loving Soccer: The ~d round, sec- IVa ry 0 tential thieves had seen me Arandis problem 18hoo: The Hogan ondleg.matchmtheEuropean I WOULD like to say a big going into the bank and draw- LMH Family Cup Wmners Cup tournament 'thank you' through the me- ing petty cash, I will never I AM ,writing this letter of ARANDIS between Tottenham Hotspur L-==-=-:---...:.-----..:..---:---______~- ___ ~_: 18h30: Designing Woman and Feyenoord of Rotterdam i tl nal A new s~ason of a popular 23h50' The Mila 0 in ~ 1969 - United States and Soviet Union propose nterna o . comedy series about four . gr m~ --~ treaty to ban nuclear weapons from ocean floor. Beanfield War ~~~ 1970 _ Cambodia'S Prince Norodom Sihanouk Is deposed as chief of state while he is on visit to Moscow . . Highlights In history on this date: 1987 - The Five Freedoms Forum - an alliance of white anti­ Today's weather 1554 - Britain's Princess Elizabeth is sent to Tower of London apartheid organlsations -is launched in Johannesburg. for suspected compllcity in Sir Thomas Wyatt's rebellion. 1988 - Hundreds of Palestinian refugees clash with Israeli sol­ 1776 - George Washington's troops occupy Boston, Massa­ diers after Moslem prayers In Gaza Strip. 1989 - Israeli soldiers shoot and kill three Palestinians in Fine over the western and 'southern parts, otherwise chusetts, after evacuation of British in American Revolution- ary War. . clashes with protesters in occupied Gaza Strip. partly cloudy and hot with isolated thundershowers 1989 - SA Foreign Affairs Minister Pik Botha, speaking on his but scattered in the north. 1813 - Hamburg, Germany, is occupied by Russians fonowing patriotic outbreak in city against French. return from Europe, calls for European countries to mount a Coast cool with fog patches but fme and somewhat 1848 • Revolution breaks out in Milan against Austrian r ule, financial rescue mission for Southern Africa. warmer in the south. and Joseph Radetzky's forces abandon city. 1990 - Conservative alliance Wins East German parliamen­ Wind moderate south-westerly to north-westerly but 1852 - Sand River Convention, signed two months previously tary elections with 48 percent of vote and 193 of 400 seats. strong southerlY'in the south. by representatives of the Boers and the British Government, 1991 - More than 70 000 people mass in the streets of several recognising Independence of emigrant farmers north of the east German cltles demanding an end to economic woes. Veal River, is ratified by the Volksraad of the Transvaal 1991 - Unconditional immunity from prosecution Is granted Republic. to Piet "Sldet" Rudolph, and six accused in the Yengeni 1903 - French religious orders are dissolved. treason trial. A further 33 political prisoners are to be 1913 - Greece's King George I Is assassinated in Salonika. released, which wUl bring to 310 the number of released so 1912 - Mahatma Gandhi Is sentenced to six years in prison In far. India for civil disobedience. 1912 - General strike on the Witwatersrand ends . Today's Birthdays: flordek . 1962 - Ceasefire in Algerian War is signed by French and (1844-1908); Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Russian composer Algerian rebel deleptions in Evian-les-Baine, France. RudolfDiesel, German engineer (1858-1913). We are having a sale as from 16.03.1992 1965 - Egypt's exiled King Farouk dies in Rome; Soviet Air CARPET - OFFCUTS, TILES, ENDS Force oftlcer becomes first man to leave an orbiting space­ Thought For Today: craft and fl98t in space. OF ROLLS Custo .... may not be as wise as laws. but they are always more 1967 - Soviet Union expels two Chinese diplomats from popular - 8enjamln Dilraeli, EnaUsb statesman (1804-1881). BARGAINS GAUJRE!! Moscow. cbe ...... them with anti-Soviet activity. -AP " ~i

(;, ~ v ~ .:> THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday March 18 1992 5

[----- . SPECIAL. FOCUS ON SOUTH AFRICAN REFERENDUM

" I i Frontline States fear conflict if 'No' wins

HARARE, Zimbabwe: The result of yesterday's refer­ De Klerk's negotiations with endum on ending apartheid in South Africa will affect the ANC and OCher black groups. its neighbours, who fear regional conflict if the measure A democratic South Africa, is rejected, they contend, would serve as the engine to power their flag­ In the past, black African zania, Zambia and Zimbabwe ging economies through invest­ nations might have condemned - dread a return to the ANC' ment, technical know-how and South flica for holding a whites­ guerrilla war against apartheid. increased trade. only referendum. But this time, The ANC had bases in Front­ South Africa is also playing they have encouraged whites line States, and they became a key role in the severe drou ght to take part and vote Yes for staging grounds for conflicts aftlictin,g southern Africa. refonns. betweenANC and SouthAfri­ Much of the 13,4 million 'The choice before the white can fighters. tons of imported food needed voters is to joinin anew demo­ Frontline leaders estimate over the next year will be fer­ cratic South Africa or to re­ destabilistion efforts by the ried through South Africa. main in the dark ages of apart­ South African government The Frontline States have heid and racism," leaders of during its pursuit of the ANC not said what they would do if the six Frontline States sur­ cost them billions of dollars. the referendum failed. rounding South Africa said after Tensions between them and However, Namibia said it HAS FW'S GAMBLE PAID OFF? .. , South Africans should know the results of yes­ a summit in Zambia last week. South Africa have eased since would impose economic sanc­ terday's landmark referendum by around midday today, Above~ State President FW The Frontliners - Angola, President FW de Klerk began tions if voters rejected refonn. de Klerk, who said yesterday he was confident ofvictory. Today will tell. Photograph: Botswana, Mozambique, Tan- his reforms, and they support -AP Agence France-Presse

A -. nailbiting finish CAPE TOWN: There were those who voted in yesterday'S all­ ••• white referendum, and there were those who watched. Patrick Matthews, unemployed, and Henry Mnyango, handy­ JOHANNESBURG: White South Africans yesterday sen to vote there because of right up to closing time, but man, sat on uncollected black rubbish bags in the shade of a tree, concluded their balloting in the most crucial poll since convenience sake. no finn figures were avail­ sharing a Peter Stuyvesanl and contemplating the dregs of a bottle 1948 in a nail-biting finish, merely able to hazard a In Natal, about 220 000 of able. of Golden Alabama white wine. guess as to who the victors will be when the results are the 380 000 registered voters The tempo of voting Opposite them a steady stream of voters passed through the made known today, had cast their ballots by early throughout the country was Southt'ield Civic Centre, one of the three polling stations in the evening. so brisk at times that some Wynberg constituency, and referendum posters covered almost For while the Yes and No tions, Colyn said voters would When the booths s1mt at 9pm, polling stations had to ur­ every lamppost in sight. vote campaigners re spec- be allowed to wait inside the Cape Town and its environs gently acquire additional Asked what he felt about the referendum, Matthews, who said . tively -predicted outright halls and cast their ballots if recorded a stunning 80 percent ballot sheets to cope with he was classified South Tswaaa, replied: "Wait a minute, meneer. victory for their groupings they had already been in queues poll, with 13 000 out of 16 000 the numbers. We want to know what that is all about. Do they actually have to at the close of the booths at before 9pm. This effectively registered voters had marked Journalistic frenzy often vote now?" 9pm, political analysts dur­ means that some percentages the ballots. equalled that of voters. Mnyango, classified Xhosa, said: "I'm voting with De Klerk. ing the day differed widely could be higher. The Orange Free State area, While monitoring De I vote Yes". "The same forme," said Matthews. "De Klerk,hy's on the outcome. Asked the question: "Do yqu which included polling stations Klerlc, a horde of photogra­ mos 'n predikant. Wat hy pl'aat is die waarheid" (he's a minister, The only certainty was that SUppOlt continuation of the iD. Bloemfontein, Kimberley and phers tumbled onto the floor what he says is the truth). the turnout far exceeded ex­ refonn proc~ss which the State Kroonstad, recorded a 75 per after a table buckled beneath "Hold it," said Mnyango. "I am talking. We have to ,pull rectatibnS'; with traffic snarl­ President began on February cent poll with 83 000 out of 11 them. An elderly woman was together now. If we vote No, all those people, the Japanese, will ups, lengthy queues and the 2, 1990, and which is aimed at 100 voters turning up. also knocked over outside stop sending stuff, and people won't be able to get work or bread. processing of up to 1500 a new constitution through In the Northern Transvaal, the polling station as jour­ "!fDe Klerk stays, we know we will get work. We will have voters at some polling booths negotiation?", South Africa's particularly Pietersburg and nalists hounded the State children at school and we will get money to pay school fees." each hour being the order of vIDite electorate responded en­ nearby towns, officials esti­ President's every step. At Mowbray, a group of coloured fruit sellers plying their trade the day. thusiasticall y. c mated that 80 per cent of vot­ The referendum was also next to the Town Hall, another polling station, were also in favour "In my 40 years in poli­ In the Pretoria,'Johannesburg, ers had cast their ballots. given extensive coverage of a Yes. "Then we can all live together nicely," said John tics, I have never, never seen Roodepoort IUld Genniston A steady stream of voters abroad, making it headline Daniels. 'Then we'll come right." a voting turnout as high as regions, which have a total of for most of the day surprised news on the US-based Cable "That's the truth," said Michael Siljeur. "I think the yes-word the one for this referendum," about 1,6 million voters, more organisers in Nylstroom, News Network, while some is a good one," said Democratic Party leader than 697 000 people had al­ Tzaneen, Louis Trichardt, European television stations A cleaner at a nearby block of flats, elderly July Ntswaxa, said Zach de Beer. ready cast their b~ots by the Messina, Phalaborwa and ran continuous satellite feeds he had seen the queue ofvtes but did not know what itwas for. Nor His views were echoed by afternoon. Lydenburg. At one point, 1 from Johannesburg and other did he know what the referendum was. party officials across the po­ A final figure was not avail­ 000 votes were being cast every parts of the country. At the Claremont Civic Centre, another busy voting centre, litical spectrum, with even able at the close of the poll. hour. In the Karoo town of The results of the land­ coloured office worker Dapbne Sethusa was enjoying her lunch the Chief Referendum Offi­ But, Pretoria Ccnn:al recorded Beaufort West - a key indica­ mark referendum are ex­ break on the grass next to the hall. "I'm not politically minded," cer, Piet Colyn, saying he more than 100 per cent, ac­ tor of political trends in that pected to be released piece­ she said. But had she been able to vote, "as a Ouistian I would expected a nationwide poll cording to NP MP Gert Oost­ region - the poll had reached meal in Cape Town from vote Yes, because Mr de Klerk is a great man and has done a lot of 70 per cent - or even higher. huizen, who said the high tally 75 per cent by 8.3Opm. about 10h30 today with the of things for this country already". Faced with the masses of was because voters from out­ In the Eastern Cape and overall tally expected by "But you can't blame the people who say No. Maybe they had people outside polling sta- side the constituency had cho- Border regims, voting was brisk about 13hOO. - Sapa nasty experiences with the ANC." - Sapa

\ : Voters nervous First voter said "yes" JOHANNESBURG: Phyll Fanner, fearing chaos, voted for reform. CP Katzen, hoping to stave off anarchy, said CAPE TOWN: Newlands builder Chris Bakker could White-haired Anne Griffiths, another of the early voters, burst she opposed change. have .been the first person to vote in South Africa's into tears of emotion when asked why she had voted "Yes". Liberal or conservative, white South Africans are nervous whites-only referendum yesterday morning - and he "To me it's... I believe it's the future of oui' country. I run a about their future, and some voted their fears rather than their said afterwards he had voted "Yes", prin1llry science project for black teachers, and Ibelkve we must hopes,in yesterday's referendum on ending apartheid. Bakker was at the head of a queue of about 35 people that had all do our bit." If President FW de Klerk wins, "it will be slightly easier to formed at the Gordons Institute, a polling station in the Demo­ St Georges' Cathederal organist Barry Smith voted "Yes" at build a new South Africa, but not much," said Fanner, 67. cratic Party stronghold of Groote Schuur, before the official about 071110. "It's obvious that SA is doomed if ihere's a No- "I think a lot of people are voting for refonn because they fear opening time of 07hOO. vote," he told Sapa. . ' _ the alternative. " By 071100 the queue, which included people in nurses ' uni­ Opposed to refonn, Katzen said, • 'We were brought up believ­ "It's a terrible responsibility, of ~oting as a will le persoh~ 'that forms, students, teachers and early-morning businessmen, stretched ing whites and blacks should live apart. And that's probably the one doesn't really want, but I've always done it because lbelieve around a corner and cars were double-parked in the street outside. way we'll die." it's the only way to effect change. Let's hope this is the last time." Bakker said: "I voted 'Yes'. It's the only thing to do for the De Klerk's sweeping political changes have left many whites "You want to know how I voted 7" called out an elderly man as future of this country. All my workmates don't have the vote and bewildered. Black violence has made them fearful. And a three­ he walked out of the voting hall. "I think: I can guess," said the I must vote for .them." year-old recession has the worried about their finances. .".Sapa reporter. "Right!" said the man with a broad smile. - Sapa Nick van Wyk, a 31-year-old locksmith, said there's going to :):: ~ ~~bfjjt'if@: ' 1DU;i[tH U PRETORIA: Righlwinger Lood a bomb in Pretoria's Bloed centiy embarked on a hunger be trouble no matter which side wins. van Scbalkwyk yesterday .Street, and two counts ofmaH­ strike, arrived at court irl a If whites cling to apartheid, "then the blacks will be fighting pleaded guilty to murdering a cious damag~ to property. wheelchair. He was,rearrested against the whites," pe stud. , ,. " , Durban computer consultant The Pretoria Supreme Court in}~ronkhorstspruit last month If De, Klerk carr!;e~ the day, • 'there will be a black governm~nt with a parcel bomb, attempt­ i's expected to pass sentence 'whenhe failed to meet his bail soon and the blacks will fight among themselves." - AP ing to mu{,de.rJ~Q people with ~bon. VanSchalkwyk, who re- conditions. Southern Mining 134,65 125,98 5,69 Rand-US Dollar Standard Gold 173,46 162,52 7,50 Commercial rand UAL Mining and Previous closing Yesterday's closing 5,05 Resources 375,76 351,53 2.8885/00 2.8865/80 UAL Selected Financial rand Yesterday's quotations for unit trusts: 1581,69 4,31 Opportunities 1691,08 Previous closing Yesterday 's closing General Equity Funds: Old Mutual Mining 244,88 228,08 5,55 3.99/4.01 3.92/3.94 BOE Growth 140,38 131,18 4,81 Old Mutual Industrial 349,74 325,43 4,27 Fedgro 122,00 113,91 7,88 Old Mutual Gold Fund 109,99 102,35 5,97 CV Growth 114,09 106,51 5,57 Old Mutual Gu ardbank Growth 2333,39 2184,74 5,70 Top Companies 246,53 229,92 n/a Momentum 235,28 220,11 5,05 Income/Gilt Funds: Money market Metfund 187,80 173,75 3,59 Metboard Income 101,87 100,80 17,13 90 day liquid BA rate Metlife 117,35 • 109,70 n/a Guardbank: Income 114,14 111,80 16,52 Previous closing Yesterday's closing NBS Hallmark 894,18 835,23 6,85 Old Mutual Income 107,99 106,83 14,69 15.85 15.85 NOlwichNBS 334,16 312,08 6,95 Standard Income 94,25 93,25 14,67 Old Mutual Investors 2796,17 2606,58 4,29 Syfrets Income 107,41 106,33 14,90 Safegro 130,42 121,91 5,39 UAL Gilt 1146,34 1134,88 14,46 Sage 2435,39 2272,57 4,59 Namlblan stocks Sanlam 1665,84 1555,72 4,57 Closing prices yesterday on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange of Sanlam Index 1289,66 1204,67 4,39 the following: Sanlam Dividend 453,09 422,86 5,13 BUY SELLERS SALES Senbank General 122,42 114,11 13,28 Gold price DEBEERS 8800 8850 8800 Southern Equity 185,40 173,52 5,09 Gold was fixed in London at 339.00 dollars an ounce yesterday ANGLOAM 12000 12050 12025 Standard 1113,86 1047,10 7,34 afternoon compared to 343.35 in the morning and 343 .00 on GFNAMIB n/a 375 n/a Syfrets Growth 271,21 253,90 4,58 Monday afternoon. GFSA 6500 6850 6800 Syfrets Trustee 117,10 109,75 n/a ABSA 1010 1020 1015 UAL 2026,20 1898,69 5,12 BANKORP 275 280 275 Volkskas 137,93 129,05 6,95 FIRSTBANK 5800 n/a 5800 Specialist equity Funds: NEDCOR 1800 1850 1825 Guardbank: Resources 146,53 137,23 5,63 011 prices SBIC 6175 n/a 6200 Sage Resources 117,26 109,41 7,31 Latest oil futures prices (dollars per barrel) at 1745 GMT METJE & Z n/a nl,a n/a Sanlam Industrial 968,82 905,26 3,70 . MAR 17 MAR 16 CLOSE NAMFISH 325 n/a n/a Sanlam Mining 304,42 283,36 5,54 NORTH SEA BRENT (MAy) 17.91 17.84 NAMSEA 300 350 n/a Senbank Industrial 125,40 116,97 11,74 NEW YORK WTI-TYPE (MAY) 19.37 19.28 • Sapa

Market round-up

Here is how major stock markets outside the United States ended yesterday: LONDON - The stock market ended an action-packed session with solid gains as news that Mid­ land Bank is in merger talks with HSBC Holdings helped it shru g off its general election blues, share analysts said. The FTSE lOOindex closed 20.s points higher at2,491 .2,justbelow the day's high of 2,494.4. FRANKFURT - Gennan shares hauled themselves letharsically a few points higher but there were no clear signs on where to go next, brokers said. The 30-share DAX ended S.27 points up at 1,730.07. PARIS -New signs of a U.S . eco­ nomic recovery added fuel to 8 technical rebound, helping French blue chip stocks to close broadly higher and recover most of Mon­ day's losses. But volume remained slack. TIle CAC-40 index, which spent most of the day up about O.S per cent, closed 14.37 points or 0.74 per cent higher at 1,943.59. ZURICH - Swiss shares ended a mostly quiet session near their day's highs, led by shares in food group Nestle. The all-share Swiss Perfonn­ ance Index added 9.5 points to 1,130.5. TOKYO - The Nikkei average staged a modest revival afte r Mon­ day's drop of more than 600 points to below 20,000 but the broader stock market remained weak. Bro­ kers said sentiment wa., still shaky, with more people looking down than up. ·The 225-share Nikkei average rose 80.47 points orOAI percentto 19,917.63, with· an estimated 3S0 million shares traded. HONG KONG - Stocks closed lower in stagnant trading, with no immediate signs of the market perking up, brokers said. TIle Hang Seng index fell IS points to 5,044.86. SYDNEY - Volatility in Tokyo continued to cause nervousness on the Australian share market, which closed weaker despite the release of positive economic data. The all ordinaries index ended 7.9 points lower at 1,578,9, recov­ ering from an early loss of almost 12 points. JOHANNESBURG - Gold shares Raid er Range: Hi lux Raider 4x4 Double Cab (sh own with optional alloy whee ls). Hi lux Raider 4x4 Singl e Cab . Hilux Raider 2,4 Diesel LWB. held up well despite sharp falls in the gold price but the all gold index shed 25 points to 1,1 61. The indus­ trial index closed 1I up at 4,379 and the overall index rose six points to 3,530. - Sapa THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday March 18 1992 7 - Metropqlitan in Namibia Managing'

IF THE Government says we have to sell insurance to hotel last week. Metropolitan people with AIDS, then we will stop selling life insur­ Life overall eamed just over ance cover in Namibia. R I billion in income in the year to September 30, 1991, a Tour This was the grim warning of the likely effects and infec- rise of nearly 24 per cent which in a cheerful presentation by tion rates of HIV in southern puts it int!> the big league in Metropolitan Life managing Africa, especially South Af- southern Africa. M oney .. director Marius Smith. rica. In Namibia, Metropolitan Weekly articles to help you with your money, debts He said many life assurers Based on computer forecasts, already baa a fine record of Wednesdays, only in The Natillbian. had already stopped selling the company has already put training and promoting senior policies in Zimbabwe after new aside a reserve of R80 million black managers, although many AIDS laws. Savings products against extra costs for the dis- queries still have to be sent to lion on building a new office quarter of performers. Metro- . journalist competition. 1he next would still be offered. ease. the Cape Town head office. block in Windhoek. Last year politanLife share s have grown ' . step is for Metropolitan to find But Metropolitan is leading The computerforecasts that The company employs 22 in the total premium income in in value from RI to R4,50 a more. ways of contributing to the field among insurers in how the disease will peak at just its offices and has 187 agents. Namibia was R23,6 million, share. Smith said Metropoli- development of the new Na- to tackle the threat of the killer over one in every four people Smith said a Namibian com- of whi.ch R18,1 million came tan would "definitely" dual list mibia as well as making sure virus. ~ by the year 2010. Smith pany was already registered from individual policies. Af- its shares on a Namibian stock its people are well-insured. Although it will not give new said reports of 50-75 per cent and would start once an insur- ter rapid growth . after inde- exchange. cover to anyone infected with infection in some places were ance act is passed. pendence, last year the num- Metropolitan also spends the HIV infection which leads "grossly exaggerated". Metropolitan's total assets ber of policy-holders did not some profits on sports spon- Major aid to AIDS, it will cover people The company is alsoprepar- here were R7 million on Sep- grow so fast. The company sorship, AIDS education and who develop the disease after ing new products to cope with tember 30, including R3,l paid out R8,2 million to poli- training seminars for teachers. operation getting cover. New policyhold- AIDS, working on the average million in property such as an cyholders and R7,1 million in This year it is running a corn- ers must take AIDS tests be- time it takes for the disease to office block in Windhoek and pay to staff. petition for higher education fore getting life cover. kill someone. offices at Tsumeb, Rundu, For investors with Metro- institutions to put forward to counter More importantly Metropoli- The grim news came in an Katima Mulilo and six other politan policies, the returns have projects - so Namibian col- tan is among the leaders in upbeat presentation to some of towns, as well as R2 million in steadily done better than the leges should take up the chal- drought long-term planning against the the cream of Namibia' 8 busi- money lent to the Government average and than inflation. lenge. . disease. ness community, particularly and Rl,9 million in housing Smith told the assembled staff So far Metropolitan's social ~~E, Zimbab.we: . Ah~ge Top company researchers the black business community, and other loans to staff. It is and others last week that Met- involvement in Namibia is International operation 18 ~g have prepared careful studies in Windhoek's Ka1ahari Sands currently spending R15,6 rnil- ropolitanis regularly in the top limited to soccer and a sports planned for .drought-stncken southern Africa to avert mass hunger and starvation. aid of­ ficials said Sunday. Southern Africa faces one of its worst droughts this cen­ tury, and some officials fear food shortages could contrib­ ute to political instability in the impoverished region. Experts are confident that Atlantic and Indian ocean ports from Namibia to Tanzania can cope with the 13,4 million tons of imported food needed in the next 12 months. But distribution to cities, towns and villages by trains and trucks • 'must be exqui­ sitely coordinated by the af­ fected nations," said Gib Lanpher, the US ambassador to Zimbabwe. Some 35 officials from the US Agency for International Development (USAID) gath­ ered in Harare this weekend to gauge southem Africa's require­ ments and make proposals to Washington. Also, other donor agencies assessing regional needs have been meeting regularly with governments of those coun­ tries - Angola, Botswana, Lesot:ho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Swaziland, Tanza­ nia, Zambia and Zimbabwe. A control center co-ordi­ nating relief operations is expected to be established soon in either Zimbabwe or SA. The two countries tradition­ ally are food exporters. But drought has devastated the current season's crops, forc­ ing the region to buy 9,4 mil­ lion tons of corn and 4 million tons of wheat, millet, sugar, soya heartS and rice. Earlier this month, the US State Department predic~~ millions of people woul<1 ~ be affected by the drought. "You can move what ;s requu'ed through the ports, so For over 20 years Toyota Hilux has been the bumper, and tintec;l glass. We've also clad their there's no problem getting food to this part of the world." said muscle in more comfort. Cloth upholstery, cutpile country's top selling bakkie. But rugged reliability re810nal USAID director Ted has never looked, or felt. thiS good. Toyota's new carpets. a radio/tape deck, sliding rearwindow, Morse. Hilux Raiders offer you all the style and comfort and headrests are standard. The Double Cab But other facilities, such as you could"wish for, in a range that IS built to work Hilux Raider even includes an airconditlOner and storage silos and railroad equip­ harder, play harder, and last longer. To enhance front bucket seats. Best of all, the new Raiders ment. may not be adequate to their solid good looks. the Hilux Raiders feature a deliver more power than ever. And like the rest handle the additional imports. stylish new grey interior, . . '. h of the Hilux range, they could be said. Easing paperwor~ such colour-coded front bumper, Everything keeps gomg ng t just become legends in their as customs checks, also would speed up deliveries, he added. bull bar, roll oar, rear step own lifetime. No deaths have been reported • as a result of current shortages . But in Zimbabwe scuffles have • H L u x erupted outside supermarkets that have run out of corn meal, cooking oil, butter and sugar.

SMITHE.RS Fee Tl7551E 8 Wednesday March 18 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

Nu we wetgewing sa pe svryheid aarborg -Tjon arero

ALLE Suid·Afrikaanse wette wat gemaak is met 'n wetgewing oor kopiereg in die aan bande sal IS nie. staatsveiligheidstrekking en op die pers van toepassing land onder die loop sal neem. Tjongarero kon op hierdie is sal met die nuwe kommunikasiewetgewing geskrap Die laaste stap sal wees om stadium nie sS of die vryheid word se Inligtingsadjunkminister, Dan Tjongarero, in te bepaal wat in die media as wat aan die pers gewaamorg 'n onderhoud gister. aanstootllk beskou word en sal word dieselfde sal wees verbied sal word. BOOS di6 wat in die Eerste Hy se joemaliste het die reg wing vir N amibie finaa1 op die Tjongarero is hier baastig Amendement van die Ameri­ Danny Tjongarero; "AlIe wetgewing wat die pers aan om te weier om inligting wat Wetboeke sal kom. om daarop te wys ciat met kaanse Grondwet gewaarborg bande gele het moet van die wetboeke geskrap word om hul versamel het aan die poli­ Die enigste wetgewing van aanstootllk nie bedool word is nie. 'n kultuur van openheid in die land te skep," sie beskikbaar te ste!. die verlede wattans in Namibie publikasies wat polities aan­ Indien wetgewing voorberei Tjongarero het nie spesifiek toegepas word is di6 oor die stoot tot die regering sal gee word sal daarna modelle in die na die voorval waar videobande registrasie van koerante. Die nie. Hy verduidelik die term ontwikkelde demokrasiee van van die NBe verlede week wet bevat verskillende bepal­ 'aanstootlilce publikasies' as die weste gekyk word en dit Huishulpe soek geneem is verwys nie omciat ings waaraan die media moet alle publikasies wat die ge­ aangepas word vir die die hele aangeleentheid nog voldoen vir registmsie soos die meenskaplike morele waardes Namibiese situasie. Hy se bepal­ ondersoek word. Hy sS egler betalingvan 'ndepositobydie van die meerderheid van die ings oor aanstoollike litemtuur dit is die reg van joernaliste Minister van Binoelandse Sake, gemeenskap aantas. is nie bedoel om die vryheid slaapplek'vir kinders om te weier om inligting soos die publiseer van die adres van Hier verwys hy as voorbeelde van die pers aan bande te le nie hul notaboekies aan die polisie die uitgewer en die drukker op na pomografie, litemtuur wat maar eerder om beskermend HUISWERKERS op Gobabis het oor die naweek die te oorhandig wanneer daarv­ elke uitgawe en die bepaling die heroplewing van nazisme op te tree in belang van die ge­ inisiatief geneem en by-'n werkswinkel besluit die ar· oor gevm word en selfs hof toe ciat die redakteur of uitvoer­ bevorder, bestialiteit of sod­ meenskap. beidskode moet voorsiening maak vir werkers om met te gaan indien hulle stelk genoeg ende redakteur binnelands moet omieuit~..eldenlitcmtuurwat DieregeringwU'nmatevan hul kinders te woon wanneer huDe inslaap. oor die vertrouelikheid vanhul wees. geweld verheerlilt. Hy se aan­ verdraagsaanruneid 5005 bronne voe!. Tjongarero se sy ministerie stootlikheid het veral te doen uitgedruk in die konstitusie ten Meer as veertig huishulpe saiarisse. Indien werkers hoer Die beskikbaarstelling van was in die laaste tydperk be­ met die beskenning van die opsigte van die pers in die land het oor die naweek op Gobabis salarisse eis word hulle in baie inligting aan die pers sal ook trokke met die skGpping van 'n jeug teen slegte invloede en waarborg en sal nie probeer vergader tydcns 'n werkswinkel .evalle net afgedank. gewaarborg word in so 'n mate regsraamwerk waarbinne el­ Die met die instelling van wetge­ omhierdie regte aan te tas nie. gereel deUr die Namibia Do­ Werkers sal binnekort deur ciat instansies verpJig lean word ektroniese media soos televisie wing om die regering te bes­ Hy voeg egler by ciat enige mestic and Allied Workers die unie ingelig word oor die om inligting op versoek te en radio moet opereer. kennnie. vryheid met 'n verantwoordc­ Unio..\l(Nciawu). arbei.dskode en veml die Salaris­ verskaf. Die volgende stap sal wees Indien iets publiseer word likheid gepaard gaan en ciat MaganoNangombe,Nciawu sekommissie waarvoor binne Kommunikasiewetgewing omna a1 die ander media in die wat die regering as disinfor­ verwag word van die pers om se Nasionale Opleidingskoordi­ die kode voorsiening gemaak vir die land is nog nie afgehan­ land te kyk. Hiertydens sal daar masie beskou, se Tjongarero, hulself te reguleer en sorg aan neerder, se daar word van baie word. del nie en die ministerie moet eerstens gekyk word na die is dit die reg van die regering die ciag te le wanneer hulle huishulpe verwag om by hul Tydens die werkswinkel is deur 'n groot aantal wette van registrasie vaq. media-instan­ om dit reg te stel en nie om besluit wat publiseer moot word werlcsplekke te slaap maar hulle daar ook twee verteenwoor­ die verlede gaan voor wetge- sies met die tWeede slap wat wetgewing te skep wat die pers en watnie. word nie toogelaat om met hul digers van Ndawu op die dorp kinders daar te slaap nie. gekies. Gobabis, wat tmdision­ As gevolg daarvan word die eel as 'n konserwatiewe dorp kinders aan familielede gegee beskou word, se die twee NAMIBIA NITE THE POWER HOUSE REPUBLIC OF en is ciaar geen ouersorg vir amptenare. h~t nog steeds 'n PRESENTS hierdie kinders nie. !n Faktor sterk neiging tot apartheid. NAMIBIA wat daartoo kanlei dat van die Hierdie omstandigbede dien The start of a new beginning with the band kiDders op die straat grootraak. egter as 'n vrugbare teelaarde Gecko Moon from the Golden City of lHS. Huishulpe het ook hul on­ vir die organiseer van vakbond­ This Thursday PLUS the finals of the MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE tevredenheid oor die lae bedrywighede. Miss Republic of Namibia Beauty Pegeant. salarisse wat aan hul betaal Hoe meer werkers swaarkry, Admission is RIS .OO word uitgespreek. Nciawu is hoe gewilliger is hulle om te Wednesday: Ladies Nite. Ladies free from 9 - 9:30. egter versigtig om werkers aan orgamseerendit is op Gobabis Admission RIO.OO OUTJO SECONDARY te moodig om te praat oor beter die geval. . Friday and Saturday. The Alpha and Omega of the Independence . SCHOOL Celebralions of Namibia with Konferensie vir Gecko Moon in Concert. Teacher for Physical INDEPENDENCE ARENA kindertuine in pyplyn • PRESENTS Science grade 8 to 12. DIE Ministeries van Plaaslike Owerhede en Behuising Celebrations '92 Whole Day Party featuring en die van Ooderwys en Kultuur beplan om later v~aar Lucky Du be and Slave, Gecko Moon, Electric Mirror, The ability to teach mathematics for jun. Grades 'n konferensie le hou oor Vroee Kindersorg en Ontwikke· WbanJe Jansen, Drums of NamJbla, Legend and Tbe will be served as a recommendation. Teacher for Rappers PLUS tbe Finalist of tbe Miss Republic of ling. Die twee ministeries is direk en indirek betrokke Namibia Beauty Pegeant Contest. Home Science grade 8 - 12. The ability to teach by die groot aantaJ i.nrigtings vir voorskoolse kinders in Admission R20.00 Life Science grade 8 - 12 also Afrikaans & English die land. . Gates open 10 a.m . Close at 7p.m. will be served a recommendation. A music teacher 'n Finale datum vir die konferensie sal bekend gemaak word Security by Security Force Services to teach classmusic for grade 8 - 12 and Unisa sodra die Staatshuis 'n aanduiding gee van wanneer President Nujoma vir die openingseremonie beskikbaar sal wees. syllabus individual Afrikaans & English. Hostel Dit word verwag dat die konferensie 'n platform sal wees vir supervisory will be a recommendation. die formulering van 'nnasionale beleid oor Vroee IGndersorg en Ontwikkeling en ook geleentheid sal skep vir die neerlS van riglyne vir die tookoms. Die twee ministeriee in samewerking Requirements: Cat 0 met Unicefhet dusver' n planopgestel vir dienasionale beleid oor kindersorg en die konferensie word as deel van die plan beskou. 'n Taakmag vir beplanning van die konferensie is reeds opgestel Closing Date : ;\ 1 March 199'2 en hulle nader byna voltooiing met 'n ondersook na di e omstan­ Enquiries : J. J. Brand dighede in en rondom verskillende voorskoolse inrigtings in die land Die doel van die ondersoek is om die hoeveeIpeid, tipe en Tel : 154 verspreiding van v~orskoolse inrigtings Qor die land te bepaal. . Address : p.a. Box 1040UTJO Hierdie inligting'sal gebruik word as die basis vir toekomsbeplan- " • ning. .. . -• . L--:_---:::-- __ <" , ~ _____~_-!.; ' .;....-_.::.-- ___:..- ______

... -, .. ~ ) , """...... ,1 .'." ~~ . 'W....J!"·. _•. \ .•• ;.fo ...... ~...... "".~ THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday March 18 1992 9 Oluhodhi moMariabron OSWALD SHIVUTE kOkavango, hoka a kala sigo omomumvo 1970. Momumvo Omumbiishofi gwOngeleka ya Katoolika gwomOshito­ nguka 1970 okwa lundululilwa polwangeleka sha Winduka Bishop Bonifatius Haushiku koRundu mOkavango natango. okwa tseyithila oshifo shika noluhodhi kutya Sesita moka a kala ta longo sigo omu Jovita gwoomvula 50 gwoko Mariabron okwa mana Februali 1992 petameko. Eti oondjenda dhe ombaadhilila ongula yOmaandaha ga 03.02.1992 okwe ya nillonga ziko,omanga Pata F..rnst Hainz, naye wo gwokoMariab-. yEtumo poMariabron, mono a ningi ashike omwedhi gurnwe ron a ehamekwa nayi sho oshihauto moka ya li mo sha nomasiku omulongo nagaali topa okugulu Dokugalangatako. noowili dhontumba nokubulith­ Bishop Bonifatius okwa eyakulo. Pata Emst Hainz, ila moshiponga shobauto oogula hokololela oshifo shika moW­ ngoka taku hokololwa a teka yOrnaandahn eti 16.03.1992. induka kutya. PataEmst Hainz okugulu noombati dhimwe, Nalcusa Sesita Jovita okwa na Sesita Jovila oya adhika okwa kala jjpyakidhilwa naye thiga ko aamwayina yaall, taya z.i ko Mariabron ongula nokupangwa. Oko a li a lala omusamane nomukulukadhi. yOmaandahn ga ziko ya uka kOtjiwarongo na Bishop okwa Efumbiko Iya Sesita Jovita kOtjiwarongo hob kwa li ti lcutya. otashi vulika a lun­ olya tegelelwa li kaningwe Oshigongi shopashitopolwa dululilwe kOshipangelo sha mEtine nenge mEtitano tali ya shOngeleka. Pokati kaTavi na Windukanziya. N akusa Sesita pOtondoro mOkavango. Tjiwarongo, obauto yawo oya Jovita omvalele yomoTondoro Omumbiishofi Bonifatius topa olrugulu na oya galangata mOshitopolwa sha Kavango na Haushi1ru onguJa yobela, okwa ko. Pata Emst Hainz na Sesita okwa li a yapulilwa uusesita li a lombwele oshifo shika Jovita oya li ya dwnekwa nayi. we mOahikuku momumvo mo Winduka nomutirna gwa Mwene gwofaalama ndjoka yi 1962. Momumvo ogwo tuu batwa pevi lcutya, Ongeleka li popepi naampoka pwa ngoka yo na Sesita Mechtilde oya kanitha lela, oshoka ningilwa oshiponga okwa fa oya li ya turnwa kOlikola aatumwa aaahona lela mo oye adhengele ongodhi kO­ yAakadhona ko Waldfrieden Narnibia.nOmissioni ya Mari­ shipangelo sha Tjiwarongo popepi nOmaruru, ye nUon­ abron oya thigwa owala, mwaa noAmbulansa yOsbipangelo gele ngeno uulongisikola hob. na omuyakuli. shoka oye ya eeta yi ya toolwa Momurnvo 1963 nakusa Ses­ Oshifo shetu otashi gandja po nolru ya fala kOshipangelo ita Jovita ina shuna ko we, omahelceleko kOmumbiimofi shEpangelo sha Tjiwarongo, okwa kala manga taya kuIa Bonifatius Haushiku nOkon­ Omumbishofi Bonifatius Haufiku; Ekanitho eDene yo ODgeleka oyi Da Dale om­ hoka Sesita Jovita a hulitha mOshilcuku. Momurnvo 1964 geleka ayihe omolwekanitho pumbwe yAatumwa. Ethano ku Oswald Shivute. manga ngeno opo a mone nakusa okwa yi kOtondoro ndika lye ya ombaadhiliJa. Oministeli tayi

Omulumentu gwoomvula 33, gwomokandoolopa Le­ OSWALD SHIVUTE onaldville, ke li muumbugantu wa Gobabis, gwedhina pulwakOwambo Lukas Luiperd, okwa adhika a sa DOtakU tengenekwa kutya okwiidbipaga ye mwene sho a nu ohefa. Winduka mEtitano lya z.iko olewa yugwa oombiila dhe dhi Pashipopiwa shoka sha li tango okupa yakwetu mboka OSWALD SHIVUTE Omulumentu gwoomvuJa 32 &hoka sha eta oshiponga. na ongushu yooR6550. taya z.iliJe kuuzilo wOshito­ sha niogwa pokati gwomokandoolopa AriamBvlei Ko K atema Mulilo Omulumentu gurnwengoka polwa, ooye IlA OOD8ombe abili, kOmutoolinkundana gwo gwedhina 10haaoes Schalk moKaprivi okwe tu miJa oo1am­ a li e ya mOhotela yedhina oyafa ngaa ye na ko omahala ya mone omahala gomaulith­ NBC tate Nauta okwa si ombaadhilila sho a dana tayi ti lcutya, okamatyona Coorinmtal Hotel moWinduka ngcno. ilo kollbitopolwa ahokuuning­ Shakuyuogwa oOmun­ tsuwa nombele. koomvula 14 oka si om­ okwa li a ponokeIwa Omusamaoe Kaherero ota ti iniao. afaalama gwomuuningin­ Opolisi otayi konaakona baadhiliJa sho ka topelwa nolrukuthwa iinima ye mbyoka kutya, yo oye li lela muudhigu Omusarnaoe Kaherero ota ti ino wOwambo tate J acob oshipotha lhedhipaso. komborna. 001arume ka nakusa a li e na, mwa kwatelwa oahoka pomathimbo ga ziko, kutya, uudhigu watya ngaaka Iihauto iyali oyiidhenga yaali oya ehamekelwa mo iimaliwa, uukalata we wodhiJa, Kaherero, tate Kaherero aakwashigwana yamwe owa li wa lombwelwa nale mumwe koRundu mehuliJo metopo molm. noondokumende dhe dhimwe. okwa li a oingi ei.ndilo yaahoka nayamwe ya rue petameko, Oministeli yOma­ lyoshiwib Iba zi ko naaotu ye Meme gurnwe gwomOka­ OmwaaIu aguhe kumwe medhina Iyaanafaalama lwuzilo wosbitopolwa moka haIa nOmatulululo-lAnd and li yane oya hulilba omhaadbolila handja Etihamanno lya ziko ooR4,600. yokoshitopolwa shokuuo­ oyaninga omamukamba oma­ Reeetlemcot- ndele inayi ninga meipwnomwnwe ndika. Kakel~ okwa li a kwatwa koonkondo rnoMarieotal omwa z.i ooIam­ inginino wOwambo kutya nene noku tula moodhalate ko sha kuudhigu watyangaaka sa ka gwnwe gwomoonaku~, ye ta yekwa iinima ye mbyoka dana tayi ti kutya, Etihamano yo kaye na oongombe nenge sigo okonena ndjika. 'Kandi OministeJi ndjoka yi na ma ngoka a dhimbulukiwa onga a li nayo koonakumukwata lya ziko omuIumentu gurnwe iikombo oyindji. Oyamana po shi nee pethimbo ndika ngele nEvi, Omatulululo nEhun­ Robert 1bemba, yakwawo inaya koonkondo. okwa li a lruthwa ooR16. ashike omahala gomaulithilo, Orninisteli ndjika otayi Ice shi gomwenyo Omusamane dhimbulukiwa mo natango. mOfaalama yedhina Kan­ Metitano Iya z.i ko Omu­ ngoka pamuthigululwakalo pondola we tuu okuwu kutha Marco Haufiku oa yi ye Meme gurnwe nuurnatyona niebes momudhingoloko gwa lumentu gumwe aaniirnuna ya kala baya lithile po. mbaIa kOshitopolwa shA­ uyali, oye li taya mono epango Klein Aub, omwa zi onkun­ gwOmunarnibia gwoomvula mumwe nokunwetha pedhiya Nande ongaaka omusamane mOllbipangelo sha Nyangana dana tayi ti kutya, 01 ukulukadbi 35 ngoka a li e na ooodjembo wambo, unenekuuningin­ limwe ~e pombooJa yimwe. Kaherero ota ti kutya, oya mOshitopolwa &ha Kavango tuu gwoomvula 50 oItwa li a kwatwa mbali dho Ak niikuti yadho ino opo e ye a kuthe po Kaherero okwa tlikila ko purnbwa Oministeli yi ye ko moks. koonkondo. shaa li paveta, olcwa li iidb::oge omuteoge gwookamba nokunyenyeta lrutya mokati koabitopolwa shawo, uneoe tuu Yamwe ya beyall meipu­ Onkundana oya adha wo mOblokade yOpolisi nEtanga moshitopolwa shoka. kaakwashigwana yomo­ petameko lyoshikukuta noku momumwe tuu ndjoka otaku natango oshifo shika mo Win­ Iyegameno pOshomeya. Omusamane Kaherero ng­ milrunda moka, ngashi osho ka ningwe oonkundathana dha bokololwa kutya oya ebamekwa duka kutya, omulumentu Opolisi otayi konaakODA oka a li a popi nomuthindo sha kala mOwambo, moka kwata miiti pokati kawo. naak­ nayi. Opolilli otayi konaakona gurnwe gwomoKatutura sha oshipotha shika. nonomwenyo gwa za pehaia omulurnentu kebe e li omu­ washigwana nomalenga. omolwoshikukuta shoka tashi niimuna, omu na mboka ye na Omoka omalenga ogo baga dhenge moshitopolwa shawo, oongombe nande omulongo, futwa go taga gandja po oma­ okwa li a 10mbweIe omilongomball sigo omilongo haIa omanenenene nokwaarn­ omutoolinlmndana nguka kiltya, hamano na oya kala asiti.e haya boka yaa na oongombe dho­ aanafaalama oyendji yomuuzilo litbile mumwe pamukalondjigi­ kulya moo wa Ruacana, anongashi unene llle gwoshito. Onkee otwa tegelela Omin­ mboka yokOmbalantu, Oka­ 1hc ngashingeyi, aamu nango isteli yi ye kutse tu kundathane longo nosho tuu, oye 1i yiip­ ngaakena oongombe okwe ya uudhigu mbuka manga inashi yakadhila nokumbombolokela ashike ndde ta mngi omukamba yonuuka. Omusamane Kaher­ kosbitopolwa shokuuoinginino, hoka, okwa eta aaniirmina ero ta popi mombepo okuzilila Opolisi ya Namibia oya tseyitha kutya oshi li sha omautho gatya ngaaka. Oya taya puJa ya kwathelwe oma­ yoludhi nduka ya kale yaa na moNBC omutenya gwEtiha­ hala gomaulithilo kuyakwawo we omahala gomaulithilo. Sho mano Iya mo, mOprograma holoka poobolokade kutya ohapu ya aantu yatya ooloIi ti itayi kiidhidhimikiJa we yokoshitopolwa hoka, oshoka otashi ka dhigupaleka ihe na- y Aaniirnuna. dha udba iimuna, unene oongombe ye dhi londeka omaipopilo ngoka. Opolisi shaa Ii pamulandu ngoka gwa tulwa po gwopaVeta oya indila oonakulanditha yEy3ko Iylimuoa. noonakulanda oongombe, ntOkahandja nantO DlW-a Aapolisi otaya ti kutya, oonkiintu; odholudhi luni, ya kale ya Iesha nawa Oveta hanga ayhe Dlboka haya od.ha humbatwa miihum­ ndjoka, oshoka oshi na sha" holoka pooboloka ya tsilika batitho yoludhi luni, odha za nuuwanawa wawo yene, yakw-a oondjentbo oongombe, ina ye iyutha peni na otadhi yi peru oshowo ngele tashi ya peyako k01D8utho gOveta ya turn­ omukalo wokudhihumbata lylimuna, opo Opolisi yi Opolisi moWinduka oya oetengenem oli li mpoka kutya OSWALD SHIVUTE bulwa nande. Oveta palcota ogu na okukala gu li mom­ w1e okuyoolola mo mboka tseyitha kutya mOkamba ndjolm mbokahaya tODatele po oyo ya yomadheuliJo gAakwiita lewa tseyithwa kutya mOman­ H ya patululanande onoshipat­ otayi ti kutya, Iimuna bapila/monzapo yokuhumbata aafuthi yiimuna. yomOkahandja namo omwa gandjina gOpolilli goondjembo ululo Shosipeya nokuya mo mbyoka ya hllmbatwa nayi iimuna Dlbyoka. Aantu mbaka yaali ngele dhidhilikwa mwa yakwa RIOWinduka onlwa li mwa nenge ya ethele mo mboka ya kale ya dhidhilikwa nawa, Opolisi oya ti nee oya ken­ itaya 10ngeJe kumwe, nena Oombistoli dhi li omulongo yakwa ooodjembo, oombistoli ya mo nokukutha mo unene ngashi odhina yanana komaipopilo ngoka uufuthi Dlbuka tau lyatele naheyali 17 muule 10 naadboka oonene dhi li ne oondjembo. omadhidhiliko ge li ngiini. hayi pewa kehe esiku kaah~ . Emona lyoshilongo pevi, wethirnbo okuza 4 lanuali 4. Oshigwana OD li po talbiip­ odha fikwa nomadhidhiliko bati yiimuna. ngoka taga ti. itau ka vula okukandul­ 1992 sigo omasiku Okwa Ii Itwa hokololwa kutya ula kutya mboka haya kutha gem. oondumcntu nenge yo inaya shiwa kutya opu na wapo. 04.03.1992. CIIIl'Nedo .... omiydo dhom- mo ooodjembo oya hala aaana , Omasilwg,aUiwokwali wo • puosulilo ndjaka ioaclhi ~wa. oIru kaniap ab aadho~ - , 10 Wednesday March 18 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

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1"':-:::=::-::;:::::::'::; §~p'ij~ :: §~!tt~''2iijJ,M ::~11111 -'':~:~::i:-i1,- 1 part Meldrick Taylor for Nom's crown on May 9 at the Mirage Hateley returns to English squad in Las Vegas. Taylor, 29-1-1 with IS knockouts, will be seeking his third world title in three different weight classes. LONDON: Mark Hateley ended nearly four years in includes fit-again Paul Parker, Forest), M Wright (Liverpool), , The 1984 Olympic gold shedalist won his first world title on the international wilderness on Monday when he was David Platt and John Bames. Parker (Manchester United), September 3, 1988, when he stopped mF junior welterweight They were not considered for Pallister(Manchester United), champ Ruddy McGiri in the 12th round. included in England's squad for the friendly in Czecho­ slovakia next Wednesday. the win over France last month Keown (Everton), Mabbutt A 12-round decision over WBA welterweigl)t champ Aaron because of injuries. (Tottenham); Platt - (Bari), Davis on January 19, 1991 gave Taylorhis second belt. Noms is The Glasgow Rangers striker, which earned them the cham­ Aston Villa winger Tony Thomas (Crystal Palace), Batty 31-3 with 17 knockouts. who won the last ofhis 31 caps pionship. Daley has dropped out of the (Leeda) , Rocastle (Arsenal), in the 1988 European Champi­ ''This season he haN looked squad, from which Taylor will Webb (Manchester United), FA Cup holders Spurs fined msbips finals, now has a cbaa:;e fitter, moved better and has a also select a side to face the Stewart (Tottenham), Palmer to clinch a place in this year's good goal scoring record. He Czechs at B level next Tues- (Sheffield Wednesday), Bar- finals in Sweden. also has a fair turn of pace and ENGUSH FA Cup holders Tottenbam Hotspur have been fined day. nes (Liverpool), Merson (Ar- The one-time AC Milan and his height will give us another 25000 pounds for the way they distributed tickets for last year's England squad: Woods senal), Le Tinier (Southamp- option up front." final. In the latest chapter of a troubled season, the relegation­ Monaco striker returns after (Sheffield Wednesday), Sea- ton), Sinton (Queen's Park scoring 20 goals in 28 matches The real surprise in Taylor' s threatened Londoners were found guilty of failing to compile and man (Arsenal), Coton (Man- Rangers), Linekcr (Tottenham), for the Scottish champiana this squad is Middlesbrough goal­ produ,?e a list of ticket numbers issued to players and officials as chester City), Pears (Mid- Smith _(Arsenal), Shearer season. keeper Stephen Pears, who well as the names and addresses of anyone they passed the tickets dlesbrough); Dixon (Arsenal), (Southampton), Hirst (Sheffield England manager Graham appears on the senior scene for onto. R Jones (Liverpool), Pearce Wednesday), Oough (Notting- Taylor explained: "Marlc is an the first time at the age of 29. They were also criticised for not keeping proper records of (Nottingham Forest), Dorigo ham Forest), Hateley (Rang- experienced lad, but when "Some people consider the tickets allocated to persons other than players and officials, and (Leeds), Walker (Nottingham ers). - AFP players come back from abroad Second Division unfashionable, for failing to reply to correspondence in the manner expected of they don't always pick up but Stepbenhas done extremely a full member club of the Football Association. immediately. well for a number of years now NSL CASTLE LEAGUE "He probably only endeared and we want to have a look at Officials tight-lipped over SA himself to the Rangers fans at him," said Taylor. Team P W D L GF GA PTS the end of last season with the Pears is the fourth goa1keqler ""'" WORLD Cup cricket organisers were tight-lipped and womed at two goals against Aberdeen in a squad of 31 which also Hellenic 6 5 0 1 21 6 10 South Africa's decision to pull out of the tournaments if the Kaizer Chiefs 5 4 1 0 10 3 9 whites-only referendum declared a "no" for major reforms. Bloem. Celtic 5 3 2 0 15 5 8 Senior offcials, including main organisers Malcolm Gray and Complete African Lightb. Santos 7 3 2 2 ' 9 9 8 Australian Cricket Board Chief Executive David Richards, were Sundowns 4 3 1 0 10 3 7 huddled together in a late-night meeting in Melbourne to discuss JomoCosmos 5 2 2 1 10 8 6 the issue. The officials were unwilling to comment early yester­ Cup winners Amazulu 5 2 2 1 8 6 6 day on South Africa's stance, but it was reported that the Cape Town Spurs 4 1 3 0 5 2 5 organising committee had assured the South Africans they will PARIS: Complete African Algeria, O. Moroka Swallows 4 2 1 1 6 4 5 not be banned from the competition if the vote was "no." Cup Winners' Cup rITSt Petro Atletico, Angola, 1 (Felito SS pen) DC Motema Ratanang 6 2 1 3 9 11 5 round first leg results at Dynamos 5 2 1 2 6 10 5 the weekend: Pembe, Zaire, 0 (h-t 0-0). Liedholm returns to Verona Highlands Park 4 2 0 2 4 2 4 Diaraf, Senegal 0 ASFAG, Invinable XI, Liberia, 0 Great Guinea, 1 (Camara 40). Olympic, Ghana, 2 (Ahssan Wits University 4 2 0 2 3 3 4 SWEDISH veteran coach Nills Liedholm will ma1ce his come­ 4S, Doubo 54). Total Aces 5 0 4 1 4 5 4 back to acti ve soccer on March 29 as technical director of Verona Centre Chiefs, Botswana, 0 Al-Merreikh, Sudan, 1 Ex­ Albany City 5 2 0 3 6 4 in the Italian major league. Power Dynamos, Zambia, 2 8 (Makwaza 14, Watiyakeni 64). press, Uganda, O. Vaal R Stars 3 1 1 1 4 2 3 Verona, which is lagging at the bottom of the Italian league Railways, Tanzania. v High­ standing following consecutive defeats, announced Monday that Mogas, Benin, 0 Etoile du Umtata Bucks 5 1 1 3 9 11 3 Sahel, Tunisia, O. landers (Zimbabwe) - post- Fairways Stars 5 0 2 3 1 13 2 the duo of Liedholm and Mario Corso will be substitutes for pooed. coach Eugenio Fascetti until the end of this season. Fatima, Central African Danger. Darkies 5 1 0 4 6 14 2 Republic, 1 (Bangue 11) Ton­ (Second leg matches to be Corso, a fonnerplayer and coach of Intemazionale Milan, will . played March 27, 28, 29). - Orlando Pirates 4 1 0 3 2 10 2 sit on the bench while Liedholm will act as technical director of nerre Yaounde, Camcroon, O. Manning Rangers 5 1 0 4 3 12 2 Denver Sundowns, AFP the team, Verona officials said. Crusaders 5 0 2 3 1 13 2 Swaziland. 1 (Dube 84fKabwe Warriors, Zambia, 3 (Mwitwa 36, 8S, Mugaiwa 28). against Australia, rather than our games in New Zealand, APC Leopards, Kenya, 2 in Auckland before a home then I suppose people would (Shim 80, Obonyo 89), Na­ crowd. say it wasn't a fair win. tiooal SC, Egypt. 1 (Ramadhani There seems no chance of "So that's all fine with us, 27). THE RV ANGEUCAL LUTHERAN CHURCH IN NAMIBIA (ELOC) the Kiwis throwing the match the better the challenge, the Electriciens de Mouanza, because the Pakistanis game better it is if we come through." Coogo,2 (Samanou 61, Mmsi­ has taken on the character of a Teams: New Zealand (from): nou 69) El Kanema Warriors, grudge game. Martin Crowe (capt), Rod Nigeria, O. The Pakistanis 1989 tour was LaIham, Matk Greatbatch, Jolm Port Authority, Sierra Le­ ill tempered and full of com­ Wright, Andrew Jones, Ken one 2 (Thomas 27, Coker 43 is the largest church body in Namibia, with over 420.000 members in close to 100 plaints while in 1990 Imran Rutherford, Chris Harris, Chris pen) Africa Sport, Ivory Coast, parishes, sharing the message and serving love of Christ. In addition to spiritual Khan refused to play against Cairns, lan Smith, Dipak Patel, 2 (Yago 17, Ouattara 63). ministry and Christian education. Elcin provides health and rehabilitation services, the New Zealand tourists in Gavin Larsen, Danny Morri­ Olympic, Niger, 1 (Douka operates high schools and other educational and training institutions, and is involved Pakistan, claiming they were a son, Willie Watson, Mu.rphy - 90) Al Ably Benghazi, Libya, in community development and agricultural development programmes. "B" team not worth facing. Su'a. O. That was the infamous tour Pakistan (from): Inuan Khan Vital '0, Burundi, 2 (Mbuyi in which the Kiwis accused (capt), Rameez Raja.lnzamam­ 16, Mossi 63) BTM, Madagas­ We have the vacancy for a Pakistanis of scuffing the ball, Ul-Haq, Aamer Sohail, Javed car, O. and during which there were Miandad, Salim Malik, Ijaz USM Libreville, Gabon, 2 Project Officer / Development Coordinator complaints about biased um- Ahmed, WasimAkram, Aaqib (Makaya 2 pen, 1bcIla 80) ASFA piring. Javed, Mustaq Ahmed, Iqbal Yennenga, Burkina Faso, O. at the ELCIN head office in Ooiipa. New Zealand lost the Test Sikander, Moin Khan, Wasim AS Mane, Mali, 2 (Meziane and one-day series 3-0 but Haider, Zahid Fazal. - AFP 24 og, Keita 78) Bel Abes, returned feeling that at least Responsibilities include planning, fundraising, administration, coordination and re­ one Test and one of the intor­ porting on ELCIN programmes and projects. nationals could have been won CLUB but for other influencing fac­ Candidates with appropriate training and experience should be fluent in English and in tors. Oshiwambo or Rukwangali The bulk of what Imran Khan PAMODZI called the "B" team is now leading ~ World Cup and there Non - stop We also have the vacancy for a will be a lot of pride at stake. entertainment Crowe claims he doem't mind who he plays in the seoii­ THE BEST WEEKEND SPOT Guest House Manager finals, although he admitted FOR ADULTS Australia were the hardest hllne for New Zealand. at the ELCIN Ooiipa guest House "Australia was the tou.ghest Wednesday: RS (Members R3) Candidates with std 8 or more and appropriate training and-expereince in Domestic -' game for us because we just Fnct.y. s.turclay: RS (Members R4) Science or catering services should be fluent in English and Oshiwambo. Experience Saturday: (Matinee) R2,SO hadn't won a game until that in bookeeping and possesion of a driving licence is an advantage. match," he said. SUnday: (Kwasa-Kwasa evenings) "If we go to Sydney that's R2,SO (Members free) fine. If we beat Australia in Ifyou are willing to participate, serve and even sacrifice in a challenging task, send your Sydney and then go on and win LOTS OF FUN application with CV, references, salary expectation and contact address before March the World Cup then we de­ 20, 1992, to serve to win the World Cup. With your famous DJ's KY City Tebs & "I suppose then everyone The Admini.strative Secretary would turn around and say 'yes Frank. For your weekend enjoyment, Mbuende Ihey did deserve to win the and Stars will give you the best. The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia (ELCIN) World Cup'. From PAMODZI Only Private Bag 2018, Ondangwa "If we didn't play Australia or hanJ it in at the ELCIN head office , Oniipa or at the ELCIN service office Gobabis . Fer more information contact: 62500 in Sydney, and we only played RD 65 A, Windhoek. 12 Wednesday March 18 1992 THE NAMIBIAN Outjo Clinch Northern Clu,b'Tournament Regional team also announced

on go who, dcspite going down lently and superb defensive CONRAD ANGULA 7-3 to TlJUmeb, beated them. work was at the order of the Petro takes slender lead Grootfontein, anonther pre­ day. The players were also UNDERDOGS Outjo surprised friend and foe over the tournament fav ourite and 16-0 consistent. This type of play PETRO Atletico of Angola took a slender 1-0 lead over DC weekend by clinching the R16 OOO-strong annual Wind­ wimcrs ova TIIUll1Ieb in a league could only improve northern Motema Pembe of Zaire in their African Cup Winners' Cup first hoek Lager Northern Club Championships competed outing only seven days earlier, rugby," said Patrick Kadila, round, first leg match. by six teams after the withdrawal of Omaruru at Tsumeb ended only in the fourth posi­ also a former rugby player. The onl y goal of the game came in the 55th minute when Felito on Saturday. tion. It was lU)Ilounced that Amo scored from the penalty spot. The result is a clear warning for Northern rugby officials Kotze's Otjiwarongo team will Namibian league runners-up African Stars of what to expect in They also received the R350 Tsurneb disappointed their fans described the tournament as represent the north during the Zaire when they engage their Zairen counterparts in a Caf Cup fust prize money. and was even foiled by the successful and competitive. Windhoek Lager National Club first round outing early next month. Defending champions lICCood divisioo side of Otjiwar- 'The tearns played excel- Clwnpionships on April lO­ Atletico, as Namibian fans will remember, are no pushovers II in Windhoe1c. and Zairean teams might prove to be tough opponents. The team chosen on Satur­ day are the following: Arra VaJ;l der Merwe (Groot­ Hall confident of SA future fontein), Amo Kotze (Otjiwar­ WEST Indies cricket great Wes Hall, now Minister of Sport and ongo) - captain, Wimpie Tourism in Barbados, says he hopes cricket will aid the develop­ Wentzel (Tsumeb), Nic du ment of the new South Africa. Plessis (Tsumeb), Nico Bad­ With South Africa taking part in the World Cup in Australia enhorsts (Grootfontein), and New Zealand, he said: '!I hope the people in South Africa Wimpie Otto (Grootfontein), watching it on television will see the camaraderie and type of Dave McCorney (Kombat/ rapport that exists between the English, Australians, West In­ Otavi), Christiaan Ras (Groot­ fontein), Danie Ono (Gtoot­ dies .... "It's tough on the field of play, but off the field you wish to think that we're all together." Hall also welcomed the fact that fontein), Jaco Liebenberg (Outjo), Frik Engelbrecht South Africa will soon be making a short tour to the Caribbean. (Otjiwarongo), Piet Potgieter (Outjo), Willie Bllrkhuizen Inter Milan suspends star (Grootfontein), HardusBreedt (Grootfontein) and Apies van INTERNAZIONALE Milan on Monday suspended and fined Tonder (Tsumeb). mid fielder Stefano Desideri for rudely challenging his coach The full results of the week­ during an Italian league game. Piero Boschi, general director of end's matches are: the Milan club, said Desideri was suspended for one game and Tsumeb 12 Osh.ab.ti 0, given a 12000 dollars fine "for his bad deed," Grootfontein 3 Otavi/Kombnt The 27-year-old Italian mid fielder, who came to Inter this 0, Otjiwarongo 7 Outjo 3, season from Roma, pointed an accusing finger at Luiz Suarez and Kombat/Otavi 6 Otjiwarongo insulted the Spanish coach after scoring Inter's equalizer in 3, Outjo 4 Tsumeb 3, Otjiwar­ Sunday's league match against Napoli, Suarez, a former Inter ongo 9 Grootfontein 6, Kom­ star, has often kept Desideri on the bench. bat/Otavi 0 Tsumeb 0, Outjo Above: THE manager of Outjo Rugby Club (left) receiving the winner's cheque of 14 Oshakati 8, Tsumeb 7 R3S0 from the Marketing Manager of the Namibian Breweries, Chuck Muller, after Otjiwarongo 3, Kombat/Otavi Norris to fight WBA champ winning the Windhoek Lager Club Championships at Tsumeb on Saturday. 10 Oshakati 6, Outjo 0 Groot­ fontein 0, Otjiwarongo 6 Os­ WORLD Boxing Council (WBC) welterweight champion Terry hakati 4, Outjo 8 Kombat/Otavi Norris will fight his World Boxing Association (WBA) counter- Below: JOPIE Potgieter, the prolific fly-half of Tsumeb, here scores yet another goal for his team during last year's club championships at Tsumeb. Jopie is also one of the 0, Tsumeb 0 Grootfontein o. continued on page 11 10 reserves for the northern team.

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Pride at stake for Kiwis v Pakistan

CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND: Too much pride will play the fourth ranked will be at stake today for New Zealand to contemplate nation in the semi-finals and a anything other than victory in their World Cup game poss1ble candidate fur that place against Pakistan, though defeat would arguably serve will be Australia, though they them better. have to beat the West Indies on the same day. 'There is little chance the New Besides which the team have Ifthey do, New Zealand will Zealanders will seek to lose a personal score to settle with play their semi-final in Sydney, • just to guarantee themselves a Pakistani captain Imran Khan. lerlect Glee home semi-final match. If New Zealand win they continued on page 11 McCANN 206410