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THE Namlblan h~s received ~m­ pla,nts that copies of Its Friday newspaper sold on the streets alvis on hold do· not always have all the sec­ tions. Make sure that your newspaper 'Deadlock and an amicable disengagement' today has the full 32 pages, in­ HARD-BARGAINING, particularly on the part of cluding TV, letters and entertain­ the Namibian delegation headed by Foreign Af­ ment as well as the weekly edu­ fairs Minister, Theo-Ben Gurirab, at the bilateral talks in Cape Town yesterday, failed to immedi­ cational supplement ABACUS. ately effect the reintegration of Walvis Bay into Namibia. The 27-member Namibian Sapa said the two Foreign negotiating team, which in­ Ministers were in a jovial mood British woman cluded Information Minister as they spoke on the steps of Hidipo Hamutenya, Finance Westbrook Residence after what Minister Otto Herrigel. Jus­ was clearly a hard day's bar­ tice Minister Ngarikutuke Tjiri­ gaining. stays in jail ange and others, returns to Both Ministers led high­ Namibia at midday today to powered delegations. number­ repolt back to the Govenunent ing 11 Cabinet Ministers in all, a"W"aiting trial on the progress of the talks. and supported by large admin­ Sapa reported from Cape istrative and legal teams. . . Town that the negotiations In addition to claiming the A BRITISH woman last night spent another night in between the two countries on port, harbour and enclave of police custody after being granted R5 000 bail and being the return of Walvis Bay to Walvis Bay, Namibia wanted unable to raise it. Lesley Hard(ng, 31, has already spent Namibia, ended in 'deadlock the boundary moved from the weeks in custody after initially being refused bail. She is and an amicable disengage­ northern shore of the Orange reported as alleging that she was molested by a police ment'. River to the centre, the normal officer. After several attempts to line for international bounda- arrive at a joint press state­ nes. She is accused because ap­ grounds that there was no evi­ ment failed, the two Foreign No progress was made on parently her security card was dence that Harding would Ministers, Pik Botha and this issue, and Gurirab was used in the theft of Rassing appear for trial as she has no Gurirab respectively. told a reportedly not prepared to say chair John Kirkpatrick's car. family ot fixed possessions in media conference they would whether Namibia was prepared Also imprisoned was Kel­ Namibia. have to report back to their to negotiate them as separate vinSteward, her boyfriend and Her defence counsel argued Govenunents on the day's matters. a Swazi citizen. Both live in that she had an irnp::ccable work progress. Botha said after the talks Khomasdal, and Harding has record and was still employed Gurirab, who had told the that it was the first time the apparently worked for Rassing by Rassing. . National Assembly earlier that two Governments had discussed DISABLED Anna Ashipena, a Katutura hospital worker for six years. Harding was initially held in the delegation would settle for the issues. "We conveyed to and mother of two, is the world record-holder for A thief took Kirkpatrick's police holding cells and was nothing less than the uncondi­ each other our views on these javelin, her latest in a line of 36 gold medals. Last year Mercedes Benz 300SE from a apparently transferred to Wind­ tional surrenderofWalvis Bay issues and as you can imagine she smashed the world record by nearly two meters with . Rassing high security carpark hoek Prison after reports that by South Africa, said in Cape there was a difference of opin- a throw of 22 metres at games for the disabled in on January 21 in the Sanlanl she was molested inhercell by Town that " the way we or­ ion." Britain. complex in Windhoek, appar­ a drunken man. This could not ganised and convened the Gurirab said that Namibia Next stop for the Namibian team lRay be next year's ently using Harding' s security be confirmed last night. meeting obviously raised high had decided to discuss the is­ Olympic games in Barcelona, if urgently-needed funds card. The new building uses Yesterday Harding was in and unrealistic hopes. " sue on the political level, and can be found for the sport. ' cards for access throughout. court again, and this time the There was light at the end of not to start talking on a clan­ In late February Harding and magistrate set bail at R5 000. the tunnel, although 'it is too destine level. This weekend, disabled people are gathering in Wind­ Steward appeared in court She only possesses a car which small to show the time frame ' "The world perhaps was hoek for their first national congress, .to be opened by charged with stealing the car. is said to be worth less than R4 within which a solution may the President. They aim to show nothing is impossible Magistrate Frikkie Truter then 500, and could not inunedi­ be found, he added. continued on page 2 for a disabled person (see page 6). refused the couple bail on the ately advance the money.

THE Namibian Govenunent of the largest and probably the try has a "cohesive" society Zimbabwe had 47 ministers much attention to the various was certainly not the' 'largest most expensive and demanded and also did not inherit a in­ and deputy ministers and two sectors as necessary. .. As a nor the most expensive in · justification for the creation of flated civil· service like Na­ vice presidents with a Minis­ ·result, certain crucial portfolio Africa", said the Prime Min­ two more Ministries. mibia. Furthermore, the try of Education with 90 000 responsibilities could not re­ ister, Hage Geingob, reacting It· was true that the Namib­ ·Borswana economy was not as civil servants alone. ceive the attention they de­ to a question by the leader of ian Government was bigger than • diversified as that of Namibia. A Ministry of Agriculture, selved," Geingob said. the official opposition, th e Botswana, but in comparison Zambia had 19 Ministries, Water, Fisheries and Agricul­ The N anlibian Governnlent, DTA's Mishake Muyongo. to Zimbabwe and Zambia it 300 000 civil servants and a ture and that of Education, . he pointed out, was concerned Muyongo alleged the Na­ was small, said Geingob. Central Committee with its own Culture, Youth and Sport did mibian Goverrunent was one As for Botswana that coun- structures, Geingob said. not allow the Mini~ters to devote continued on page 2

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Neither South Africans nor tion be put in place with inune­ Namibians, he believed, wanted diate effect in accordance with a perpetuation of the dispute the memorandum. Press council on way expecting miracles but the fact on the basis of 'colonial and over Walvis Bay. He expressed the hope that three members of the public that we (two) are standing here discarded treaties', it would be He therefore invited the agreement on the long standing A STEERING committee composed of a broad spectrum and a judge as chairman., would next to each other in Cape Town tantamount to a breach of trust. Government of South Africa dispute could be reached be- . ofNamibianmedia agreed this be represented on the council is a step in the right direction "Consequently, the refusal to "to heed the call of the Na­ fore the 46th regular session of week on a proposed composi­ whose term of office would be on the subjects of the relations hand over the said territories mibian people and the interna­ the UN General Assembly so tion for a press council. one year. between us, the developments on the day of Narnibia's inde­ tional community to do what is that "the two of us could under­ Coming quick! in the wake Nominations for the media and what we foresee for south­ pendence, which could have right, namely to agree to an take a joint mission to New Y of a resolve by the group at an council have been invited from ern Africa." gone down in history as a great early settlement of the Walvis York to present the text of the NPP/Sida sponsored seminar bona fide journalists and the Gurirab presented a well­ statesmanlike undertaking by Bay issue." . final agreement to the Presi­ over the weekend to form a public to be addressed to the motivated paper at the talks, South Africa, will remain a Heproposed the two delega­ dent of the UN Security Coun­ tions should reach a memoran­ NPP offices for the attention saying that if South Africa monument of tragic betrayal, cil and the UN Secretary Gen­ media council and draw up a code of conduct which would of Mrs Witt-Howard at tele­ continued to cling to Walvis motivated by a legacy of colo­ dum of understanding at the eral, thereby enabling the LTnited end of the talks, which would serve as a 'self-regulatory' Bay and the offshore islands nial conquest." Nations to, for once and for all, phone 226912. serve as a framework for a close the· chapter on the de­ system, .the group met to dis­ Elections by majority vote final settlement; and secondly, colonisation of Namibia, in cuss the composition of the and adoption of the constitution FOR NEWS TIPS PHONE THE NAMmIAN he proposed that upon agree­ accordance with UN Security council. will take place at a general AT 36970 DURING OFFICE HOURS. ment on the issue of sovereig­ Council Resolution 432 of It was agreed that three jour­ meeting on March 26 at 18hOO nity, a transitional administra- 1978." nalists (on a rotational basis), at the Hilton Room, Hotel

rising crime rate" and it was necessary to create an envi­ ronment which would "mo­ bilise and channel the energies of Namibian youth towards constructive national en­ deavours" . It was important to create a seperate Ministry for Fisher­ ies as this sector had a defmite growth potential, said Gein­ gob. The appointment of Peter Katjivivi as the Vice Chancel­ lor of a future University of Nambia was not unconstitu­ tional, he stated. "This was within the pJOvisions of Ar­ ticle 32" under which the president had the right to ap­ point people to public office.

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"IT'S like being a pris- In defence of the maligned oner in you r own lifts, Wilson said the system workplace. You have to was the very latest on the market, The Sanlam nightmare the most expensive and tech­ plan your day with mili­ nologically proven as "THE tary precision just to make best", sure the building doesn't Surviving the stampede - pleasant experience particularly tors who installed the lifts, said tern. Routine maintenance and Much of the problem lay in get the better of you. Beat­ or the "moments of mass­ when the lifts are cran1ffied there were definitely " a few emergency fault-repairs obvi­ the fact that people just didn't ing the lift can become an mania" as .one old hand full. " teething problems" . But many ously led to the lifts being halted know how to use the lifts prop­ obsession! " put it - was another hazard, There were more complaints of the difficulties were due to but this did not account for all erly. "They all arrive at the This was one person's de­ as was dodging the autoI1}lltic that the air conditioning didn't the building's electrical sys- the stoppages, he said. same time, and pile into the scription of life with the 13- doors, set to close extra-fast to work properly anyway: "It foyers. They press both the up storey Sanlam building - reduce 'travelling time '. either runs too hot or too cold and down buttons at the same workplace to scores of Wind­ Yesterday, the queues were or it doesn't run at alL " time and no matter how clever hoekers, major Namibian busi­ still impressive at 09hOO. As And not only were they the lif1 is, it doesn't know what sealed, some were so filthy it nesses, foreign embassies and some 15 or so people waited to do." international organisations. on the ground floor, they ex­ was impossible to see daylight. Despite his reprinland for Though the building looks changed looks of weary resig­ "I'd happily clean them myself, the workers in the building, at but I can't open them to do it! " impressive from the outside, a nation. " If only we could use least Wilson sympathised and futuristic blue giant which the stairs," said one, "I only said a disgruntled reception­ said his finn was working on dominates Independence A ve­ want to go to the first floor." ist. the problems so far identified. The system of electronic nue, living inside it is fast turn­ The stairs option would be Not so the Sanlam represen­ doors and security cards was ing into a nightmare for many favoured by many, but entry to tative to whom I was referred employees. the staircase is barred. The proving equally problematic. after explaining my intere st in "People lose them, don't know Asking them about the build­ decision was apparently taken the building's problems. He how to use them and don't like ing was like exploding a mine­ as a security measure and also refused point-blank to expand field, with the lift system coming to leave the stairs "free in case having to cart them around all on the situation or to put me in the time." off worst. Delays of up to 10 of fi re. touch with some~ who would minutes were not uncommon, But in the view of many For staff working on main When I mentioned a few of said irate workers, and 'rush workers at the Sanlam centre, entry points, a fair amount of the complaints, he said: " We hour traffic' was chaos. a fire in the building would be time is spent leaping up and don 't know of any problems , 'Y ou have to leave home just about inescapable. The down letting in visitors who and if people want to carry on early to make sure you can be doors are electronically con­ don't know how to operate the complaining it's their prob­ in your office on time," said trolled and can only be opened system. lem" Also housed in the build­ one man. "It's no good arriv­ by inserting a special security "Visitors often arrive here ing, Sanlam had encountered ing at the building at five to card. " What if the power fails? already in a bad mood, having " no problems whatsoever" eight, if you want to arrive Would we all be trapped in­ queued for their cards, battled with the lifts, he said. punctually. " side?" asked one anxious for the lift and lost their tem­ As one who spent 10 min­ Though the building has four woman. per with the doors," said one utes yesterday morning with lifts, at least one is frequ'ently "Evenifwemade itthrcugh woman faced with the task of five other people jumping in out of order, according to regu­ the doors, the lifts would never smoothing their ruffled feath­ and out of a lift which prom- lar users. Not only that, but come, and most of the win­ ers. . ised to take us to the ground there seems an even chance of dows are sealed in order to In any case the security sys­ floor before going into an elabo­ tem didn't work, said others. suffocation as people desper­ make the air-conditioning ef­ rate but static door-opening­ ately pile into the few lifts that fective. I think my best bet One organisation in the build­ IMPRESSIVE from the outside, life inside the new and-closing display, all I can do manage to arrive. would be to throw a typewriter ing had felt it necessary to Sanlam Building is proving to have its problems. say is "you're a lucky man! " employ their own security " Sometimes you get so far through the window and jump!" packed in at the back of the lift Power failures were a con­ person after finding their of­ fice full of traders on more that you miss your stop any­ stant irritation, said one secre­ than one occasion. "Just about way. Then you have to wait tary. "We get about three a another 10 minutes to get back day. Sometimes people have anyone seems to be let in and issued with a card - I ' really to the right place," a woman been trapped in the lifts when complained. it's happened. It can't be a don't thinks its working," a member of the organisation explained. Given the extremely high Bessinger reinvents rental charges - which com­ pare with some of the most luxurious offices in Johan- nesburg - many of the Sanlam = • the class struggle! tenants feel they're getting an • •.. extremely rough deal. As the • HUGE PUBLIC AUCTION .. THE Minister of Wildlife, Bessinger denied that the offices continue to fill up and • ON BEHALF OF .. Nature Conservation and contract labour system was more people move into the • •.. Tourism, Nico Bessinger, applied and said all workers building, the existing occupants = GOVERNMENT OF NAMIBIA yesterday came up with a had the right to live with their feel increasingly gloomy. • • different version of the families at the resorts provided "I just don't think the place • 26 March 09HOO •.. accommodation was available. has been properly planned. We .. class struggle, which Swapo = .- He said there was a shortage thought it would be a pleasure • Th f 11' ·11 b Id subscribed to at one stage, of accommodation for work- to work here but it's really. e 0 oWing WI e so : •~ when adressing the ques­ ers at the resorts. But, he did becoming a trial," said a per- • Galion' Scrapers, Cat Scrapers, Cat Front End Loaders, Cat .. tion of the apparent exis­ not go into whether preference son stuck up on one of the top. =. Bulldozers, Wabco Scrapers, Fiat Allis Loaders, Mercedes Benz .­ tence of contract labour was given to certain groups floors. • .. at govemment holiday when it came to the provision In a more positive vein, • Trucks, M/Deutz 4 x 4 Trucks, Oshkosh Horse, Isuzu Trucks, ..• resorts. of housing. Arthur Wilson of Otis Eleva- • International Trucks, Oliver 4x4 Tractors, Hanomag Tractors, .. ~------~------~ The Minister, in response to .= MAN 6x6 Truck, Michigan Roller, 4 Wheel Trailors, Lowbed .: a question on the living condi­ tions of black workers, said ~ Traitors, Crusher, Compressors, Weld ing Machines, Electric .. "workers of all classes" had CONVITE A TODOS = Cranes, Wisconsin Power Units, Bedford Water Tanker and : the right to live with their families at the resorts. = more. : It was fortunate that his OS PORTUGUESES Deputy Minister, Ben Ulenga, = ALSO: : a trade union leader and a A Missao Diplomatic de Portugal = BMW 7281, Toyota Cressidas, Mercedes Benz 280S Cars, Ford : champion of working class politics was not present in the em Windhoek, tem a honra de : FI00 and F350 Bakkies, Mazda 1800 Bakkies, Hilux Bakkies, : Assembly. convidar todos os Portugueses = Datsun Bakkies, Landcruisers, Ford Huskys, Mazda B200 Bak- : Considering Ulenga's beliefs .. kies, Landrovers, Toyota Scouts, Ford Couriers and many more. .. he probably would not have residentes na Namibia a assistirem .. agreed with his Minister's a uma exposicao sobre a historia . analysis of the class situation. : ALSO: : de Cartografia Portuguesa dos • Tyres, Scrap, Furniture, Concrete Mixers, Tools, etc, etc. .. seculos XV e XVI. ~ .. TODAY'S = Viewing: Day before Auction = WEATHER Esta exposicao PORTUGALIAE : Venue: Old Administration Stores, Voigt Street, Windhoek. : * Hot with isolated thunder ­ MONUMENTA CARTOGRAPHICA showers except in the south ter a lugar entre os dias 18 (pelas 20 = Please Note: A securing deposit of R500 is payable with registra- : and south-west. Scattered falls = tion (refundable) : are likely in the north. horas) a 28 de Marco de 1991, na * Coast: cool with fog patches galaria da associacao Namibiana = Terms: Cash or Bank Guaranteed cheques only. : overnight. : For further information ' phone the Auctioneers : ... Wind: moderate south-west­ das Artes (esquina Leutwein & erly but fresh southerly In John Meinert) : Te!ephone: Windhoek (061) 53175 or 53176 : the south. ~ ...... ~ I • . , I , .. ~ • _ . , . ~ . - .. . 4 Friday March 15 1991 THE NAMIBIAN Census plans

THE Cabinet this week ap­ proved the setting up of a Central Housing and Population Cen­ sus Conunittee to spearhead the housing and population census to be mounted on Sep­ tember 5. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting announced that a Central Census Com­ mittee has been appointed, which will be chaired by Bishop Hendrik Frederick of the Evan­ gelical Lutheran Church, with the Director General of the Planning Conunission as vice chair. Representatives ofthe Min­ istries of Labour and Manpower, Information and Broadcasting, Education and Culture, Local Government and Housing and Health and Social Services. The Ministry said that a MAINLINER MOVE. Pictured here are, from left: Census Technical Advisory Johan Ferreira (snr); Willie du Toit; Johan Ferreira Committee would also be set unr); and Frans du Toit. up. NeW" route for Mainliner

THE entire Mainliner lux­ years. Ferreira founded the over would not affect ury coach service, fonnerly Windhoek Bus Service N amibian employees. Du belonging to FP do Toit (Pty) which was later bought by Toit announced his company Ltd, has been bought by Du Toit and developed into would now concentrate on Intercape of Cape Town. the Mainliner service. The the transport of freight and Owners J ohan Ferreira and new owners stressed there that major contracts had his son have been well­ would be no immediate already been concluded for known in N ambian trans­ changes to the Mainliner freight transport to neigh­ port circles for the past 21 service and that the take- bouring countries.

Attention all Exporters, Manufacturers IN THE HIGH and Business people: COURT OF NAMIBIA In the matter between: MAGRIETA ORANGE (Born Scholtz) International Trade Plaintiff and CORNELIUS ORANGE Defendant Opportunities NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION The Ministry of Trade and Industry In co-operation with Advantage Promotions, The Wlndhoek Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Namibia National Chamber of Commerce and Industry is in the process of producing the Namibia TAKE NOTICE that in pursuance of Trade Directory 1991/1992. a Judgement granted against the The Trade Directory Is intended to be a comprehensive guide to Trade, Industry, abovenamed defendant in the above Exports and the Informal Business Sector In Namibia. Honourable court on the 27th July The Directory is compiled and printed locally and consists of 42 pages of 1990, and in terms of a Warrant of editorial,compiled by Namlblan experts, and 84 pages of advertising. The format is Execution, the undermentioned A4 full colour and the Initial print run is 10000 copies. The publication date is 31 May 1991. goods will be sold by public auction on Saturday, the 23rd March 1991 at The Directory will be distributed nationally and, throughout the world. Exporting companies are Invited to supply us with Information concerning their address, 55 Goethe Street, telephone, telefax, product/service to be Included In the Index. Windhoek, at 10hOO or soon A very limited amount of space Is also available for those wishing to advertise. thereafter as may be: 1 x Video Recorder Contact Advantage Promotions Immediately at (061) 225665. 1 x TV-se Terms of Sale: As it stands - Cash to the highest biider MULLER & BRAND ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF SOKOLIC BUILDING JOHN MEINERT STREET PO BOX 2073 WINDHOEK THE NAMIBIAN Friday March 15 1991 5

Right: THE Miss Independ­ ence tine-up. Pictured above are the 10 finalists for the Miss Independence Crown. The winner will be crowned at Namibia Nlte on March 19, The names of the 10 are Mar­ cellna Nanus, Desire Karsten, Ndahafa Hamupembe, Belinda ONE pel'son has died unnaturally over the past 48 hours du Preez, Elizabeth Brinkman, as well as three rape cases, one involving a six-year-old Llnda Jankowski, Rubina Mar­ girl, the Namibian Police reported yesterday, In addi­ tin, Penelope Jansen, Claudia tion, goods worth nearly R200 000 were reported stolen Lieberiberg and Tracey To­ c(l1mtrywide in the same period. bin. An llhluest will be held into the death of a certain Christian, The competition is being spon­ who drowned in a water hole at Okaku-Likuku, Uukwambi, sored by Namib Air, Main­ this week. liner, Nlctus, OK Bazaars, '" A 49-year-old man was arrested by the police at Rundu after Metro Cash and Carry, Namib he allegedly tried to rape a six-year-old girl. Breweries, Mister Music, Bock Jewe1ries, Spur Restaurant and In another case of rape the police are holding a man at Truworths. Ondangwa after he allegedly raped a women at Onankali in the Ondonga district. An attempted rape was also reported from Rundu. The police at Oshakati are investigating a case of attempted murder after Liana Amutenyawas stabbed and wounded with a knife. SADCC/CIAT Goods valued at R194 217 were stolen countrywide, with the majority of items being stolen in Windhoek. The total value of goods stolen in the capital was estimated at REGIONAL·PROGRAMME ON RI53 575. This included two motor vehicles, brief cases, hi fi' s, radios, television sets, fax machines, cash and other valu­ BEANS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA able items. Cases of housebreaking and theft were also reported from The SADCC/CIAT Regional Bean Programme, which is supported by the Canadian Interna­ Swakopmund, Gobabis, Otjiwarongo, Tsumeb and Oshakati. tional Development Agency, is seeking to fill two senior positions, candidates should be citizens of a country in the SADCC region. Details of each are as follows: Faculty of Science Department of Computer SENIOR RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP Science This position which will fall vacant again later in 1991, offers the opportunity to acquire new Sen· or Lecturer research skills and to conduct research for approximately 9 months at CIAT headquarters in Cali, Colombia or at another CIAT location. Requirements: An MSc in Computer Science and some years' practi cal experience. Candidates should hold a PhD degree (or a Master's with considerable experience), have been Job d escription: The s uccessful applicant working in research on beans for the last two years or more, and expect to return to their home will be expected to lecture and do research. institutions to work on this crop. . Further responsibilities include programming languages and data base systems. Applications, enclosing a recent curriculum vitae, the names/addresses of three proefessional Date of assumption of duties: As soon as referees and an outline research proposal (in any discipline having relevance to agricultural possible. problems of beans in southern Africa), should be adrressed to: Closing date: 28 March 1991. Contact persons: Ms Van Rhyn at 307 -2002 Dr David Allen, Regional Coordinator, SADCC/CIAT or Ms Nashandih at 307 -2295. Regional Bean Programme, PO Box 2704, Arusha Tanzania. A copy of the CV and proposal should be sent simultaneously to: Attractive remuneration applies. Dr Martin Kyomo, Director, SAC CAR, Private Bag 00108, Gaborone, Botswana. 4\ University of Namibia Closing date for applications is 31st March, 1991. 1 ~ IIII.D TilE NATION TII I

nlE 6£51 PEOPlE fOR HIE XAl S2999/P272 The Senior Administrator will work within a multidisciplinary and international team based in Arusha, Tanzania. He/she will take charge of all administrative aspects of the project Faculty of Arts including the procurement of supplies, services and imports, the control of capital equipment Department of Sociology including vehicles and their maintenance, to maintain personnel records and the manage­ Lecturer/ ment of locally recruited staff. The successful candidate will also be responsible for handling Senior Lecturer/ all financial and accounting aspects of the regional programme, including payroll preparation, coding and recording accounting transactions in an automatic mircocomputer Associate Professor accounting system, reporting on budget execution, routine communication and submission of accounts with CIAT headquarters in Colombia, and the management of bank accounts, Requirements: At least a master's degree. disbursements and bank reconciliations. but preferably a doctorate in Sociology with teaching experience. ,. The Senior Administrative Officer will also assist in the administration of the training Job description: The teaching of Sociology at programme of the project by providing logistical support to travel plans, including visa all levels. The conducting of research and participating in other departmental a ctivities. applications, payment of per diem and fix ing accommodation.

Date of assump tion of duties : 1 July 1991. The candidate should have a Masters degree in accounting or business administration and Closing date: 28 March 1991. . possess at least 4 years of experience in accounting and administration. Microcomputer Con tact persons: Prof C Lo mbard (Dean: Faculty of Arts) at 307-2064 or Ms Van Rhyn experience is also essenti'al, and fl uency in English is expected. The candidate should be at 307-2002. prepared for hard work and to travel. A house will be provided rent free and salary and benefits will be at attractive levels. Attractive remuneration applies. Applicants should write with a curriculum vitae to Dr David Alien, Regional Coordinator, SADCC/CIAT 4\ University of Namibia Regional Bean Programme, PO Box 2704, Arusha Tanzania. A copy of the CV and proposal should be sent simultaneously to: l~lIlLD Tilt: NATION TIII

The JACKSON KAUJEUA story EPISODE 4 IN 1960 our whole homestead moved to the village of traditions that governed our while, the girl joined me out­ Oinuva and joined Granny's sister, the head of the day to day lives, we also would side weeping unconsolably. household. The two homesteads merged into one and play games which some read­ The ordeal was pver but the ers might perhaps think ob­ game never stopped. "You can't FOREIGN Affairs Minister .. were both run by the two sisters and their brother, uncle Katamunua. scene. I would prefer to call put a stop to nature's tempta­ Theo-Ben Gurirab, made an them 'forbidden games'. tions, " a pastor from the neigh­ excellent statement at the By this time my adopted sister materialised. Only Granny and We got heavily punished bourhood once commented to • negotiations which took place was a big girl and we were now the other relatives went to see when news of the games reached Granny's annoyance. in Cape Town yesterday be­ four children in addition to the him. the ears of our parents. Corpo­ "Is this the kind of preacher tween the Namibian and South two girls whom we found at I meanwhile adjusted to the ral punishment was the popu­ you are? How can you encour­ African Governments on our our new home. This village new invironment and made lar method applied for age children in this way?" she disputed enclave. Surely, in had a bigger community than friends from the neighbowhood. tresspassing the law and I was demanded. "If they could the face of Gurirab's superbly­ the village where we used to With the boys in the village, I always at the receiving end. I understand what you just said, motivated case for the re-inu live. It was also an important would roam the bear fields of did not understand the reasons they'd feel perfectly justified tegration of Walvis Bay into village because it was home to Oinuva driving our toy cars for the secrecy, but Granny in their actions. Don't come Namibia, the South African the headman and the 'denk­ made from empty metal cans was a real traditionalist and here and infest my home with Government will feel obligated mal', where all activities con­ and wire with empty shoe cans devoted Christian. She simply that kind of ideology. This is to give us our port as a first cerning the 'otjizerandu ' took as the wheels. would not tolerate such be­ not the way we were brought anniversary of independence place. "Brrrr... brrrr... ", we would haviour especially' from chil­ up." gift! Sadly however, it seems As I grew older, my respon­ immitate the sound of motor dren. " OK, auntie .... I am very that they won't. sibilities multiplied and there cars driving here and there in "Muningandu. " sorry, " the pastor stammered. was no duty I could not be the heat. "Uoo," I responded as usual "You better be," Granny EMOTIVE arguments aside, Gurirab presented a coolly called on to perform. " We had different sizes of said angrily. analytical paper on the reasons for the return of our " Okazandu nokakazona" cars and trucks turning them "Indjo." One day at noon a terrible port, in which he argued that there was no good reason (he is a boy and a girl) Granny into whatever suited our imagi­ Her voice sounded so sweet wind, a sort of semi-cyclone, why South Africa should refuse to comply. would say to me when I'd nation. When we weren't play­ and motherly that I did not blew up in Oinuva. It blew the His case for the reintegration of Walvis Bay and the accomplish some task with ing this kind of game we would detect any suspicion. roofs off some of our houses which she was particularly be hunting rats, rabits and bii-ds "Sit down," Granny told and some other buildings in offshore islands into Namibia, was strengthened by the pleased. Sometimes we even got honey me as she aimlessly searched the village. mass demonstration in support of Namibia's claim I would fetch and chop wood, from the beehives only to re­ for something in a khaki car­ "What kind of a wind is this which took place in the harbour town this week. haul water, ride on donkeys turn home with stung and rier bag from which came the ?" Granny's sister complained Gurirab argued Namibia's case on historical, legal, and horses, hunt, do the laun­ swollen faces. kind of smells that re.mind you as she rushed into our house political and geographical and cultural grounds, was dry, the ironing, the cooking - 'Okupikazana' (wrestling) of entering a grocery shop. 'where we sat transfixed by the watertight. International law did not sanction unilat­ you name it, I did it. was another game that we dearly Sweets, yes, she must be hissing sound of the wind, eral acts of annexation; Walvis Bay and the Cape (into I also used to get called loved. It was regarded as a searching for candies or maybe "May be somebody has gone which region it is currently incorporated) were far "Okoviparakata" (the scatter­ kind of power game. Defeat biscuits, I thought to myself, over to the other side, " Granny removed from each other and their people were not ing one) by the other women­ was shameful and humiliat­ my tongue beginning to swim suggested. bound together by any historical, ethnic, cultural, eco­ folk around at home who said ing. in saliva as I caught a whiff of The wind kept blowing right I could handle a blUlCh of things In actual fact we children the items I was hoping for. into the afternoon with so much nomic or linguistic affinities; South Africa was bound at once. used to make a mockery of the Another girl was summoned to power that no one ventured by the same decolonisation commitments as applied to Uncle used to refer to me as game. It is something which the house and was ordered to outside. other member states of the United Nations; neither the, the unpredictable one because used to be performed by boys close the door behind her. That evening the news was OAU nor the UN recognised South Africa's claim to he said I changed my mind or men during the day of their The next second passed, I brought to us by a messenger _ Walvis ,and the offshore islands; the decolonisation without warning. This, he pre­ circumcision. Even though felt a shatp pain running down from Keetmanshoop. "Uncle process of Namibia would remain incomplete without dicted, would one day be cata­ some of us were not circum­ my spine and felt a pain burn­ Katamunua is no more. He is the enclave's incorporation; any claim to the port would strophic. He himself earned cised at that time we used to ing like hell at the tip of my gone." have lapsed on the basis of the right of peoples to self-de­ nicknames from the children - enjoy immitating the older heart as more lashes landed on I was still ignorant of death termination; South Africa prevented the development 'the observer' and 'the adviser' generation. my naked body. and could not grasp the mean­ of an alternative harbour to Walvis Bay and thus con­ - while Granny was called 'the Taken seriously, the game "How many times shall we ing of it. I could only see and mother of quarrels'. Her sister coul4 go on for ages. We'd tell you not to play such naughty hear Grarmy and all the women solidated the dependence of the country on the enclave; soon became 'the moody one'. heard anecdotes of men who games, hee? .. Each word was as they gathered in the house there was national consensus throughout Namibia on Now and again they would had been crippled. We even accompanied by a lash on the weeping and mourning in a the reintegration of the port in Namibia; bilateral rela­ smack us if they heard us knew and lived with some who two of us. A terrible hullaba­ special way that I'd never tions between the two countries showed that they were whispering those names. It was had been injured and were loo could be heard from out­ experienced before. . firmly on the road to overcoming past distrust and thought disrespectful to use such limping for the rest of their side as the leather belt came The men grouped in front of prejudices; in line with the principle of self-determina­ language towards elders. Which lives. down and we screamed like the house around the fire were tion, political independence had to be linked with per­ I now believe it is. Some days we would play mad things. they discussed the various things manent sovereignity over national territory and re­ We had not been there long 'house, dividing ourselves into We begged for mercy but which had to be done for the sources; Namibia's economy would be seriously injured when uncle got ill and was different families with hus­ Granny would not stop. I for­ funeral. Others were either were it not to control Walvis'Bay and neither country rushed to hospital in Keetman­ bands, wives and children to tunately managed to escape telling true stories about dif­ shoop. He stayed there for ages. portray the real situation of a from the hut through the un­ ferent aspects of life or invent­ wanted a perpetuation of the dispute over the enclave. I missed him so much that I home. locked door and was pacing ing fairy-tales to keep the wake There were but a few of the well-founded arguments of was always disturbing Granny Not only did we learn cus­ around outside nursing my for my uncle. our Foreign Minister for the incorporation of Walvis to pay him a visit - but it never toms, values, morals and the wounds and crying. After a • To be continued into Namibia. The talks, regrettably, ended on an inconclusive note. Reporting from Cape Town, Sapa said that "negotia­ tions between South Africa and Namibia over the con­ Disabled gather to set trol of Walvis Bay ended in deadlock and an amicable disengagement of talks ... " Sapa added that Gurirab had 'compromised' the talks by telling the Namibian National Assembly that his delegation would settle for nothing less than the unconditional surrender ofWalvis up national movement Bay by South Africa! Well, I really can't imagine that anyone could believe One in every ten Namibians decisions have been taken for that the Namibian delegation would go to Cape Town TOMMINNEV is estimated to be disabled. them. Nepela said: "Absent with 'all options open'. In terms of our constitution, The new movement will give are their rights to expect social Walvis Bay is an integral part of Namibia'; in terms of DISABLED Namibians are gathering in Windhoek today them a voice to call for a full acceptance as responsible adult a UN Security Council Resolution, Walvis is part of to prepare for the first congress of the disabled. Presi­ role in national reconstruction. :ttumans, their rights to gain Namibia; in terms of national consensus, Walvis is part dent Sam Nujoma will open the meeting tomorrow After the day-long congress employment and as~ociation of Namibia; and in terms of even internal South African morning to an expected 150 disabled delegates, interna­ there will be a fund-raising of their choice, their rights to opinion, the majority believe they have no legal claim to tional visitors and other guests. conceIt for the new associa­ sexual expression. ,. tion featuring Jackson Kaujeua Now, phrases such as "na­ The day will be used to plan congress have come from re­ the enclave. and band, Garere music group, tional reconciliation" have a national movement of the gional conul1ittees of the dis­ Is there in fact, any valid argument to the contrary? Rogate choir and !Khomi-Hos given hope that things will disabled. Delegates to the abled all over Namibia. Gurirab further described as a 'monumental act of singers of Mariental. change. tragic betrayal' the fact that South Africa had refused " We want to be our own Disabled people have already to hand over the enclave and its offshore islands on the anlbassadors," says Sadike shown themselves dynamic day of Namibia's independence. Missing women found dead Nepela of Oxfam (UK and organisers. !Khomi-Hos proj­ It would be a breach of trust to further cling to their Ireland), one of the key figures ect in Mariental was planned claims, Gurirab said, and so most Namibians are hoping in the movement, "because we and is run entirely by disabled it will be returned without further argument on March CHRISTINA Goliath, who was reported missing feel that people with disabili­ for disabled and organises 21. And after aU, we don't want to have to fight for it! on February 23, was fo und dead in the veld on ties are their own best spokes­ vegetable plots, a centre and Wednesday. According to the police's daily crime persons. We will represent clothing projects. ourselves to governments, THUMBS UP TO the media in Namibia for finally The new movement is open report, Goliath'sdecomposed body was found near providers of services, the inter­ to people with any fonn of getting their act together and supporting moves to­ Snyfontein, a small settlement 36km north-west of national conununity and the disability. wards the formation of a press council and adoption of Keetmanshoop. The cause of her death was still a public." Saturday's congress will be a code of conduct. Let's hope that the momentum mystery and an autopsy will be held soon. In the past, disabled people in the SKW hall and will run continues! have had few rights and most from 09hOO to 18hOO. . . Friday Ma'r<::h 15' 199f 7-

Namibia opens tourist office

in Frankfurt _... THE Ministry of Wildlife, Let's_not-have Conservation and Tourism -- has announced that a tour­ ist promotion office has ---~ .. .another ' ~etrayal been procured in Bad Homburg on the outskirts "NEITHER the OAU nor the United Nations recognises of Frankfurt in Germany. South Africa's claim over Walvis Bay and the offshore is­ A Ministry statement lands. As a matter of fact, both organisations have explicitly said the office was due to stated in numerous resolutions, of a declaratory nature, that Walvis Bay and the offshore islands are integrai parts of be officially yesterday by Namibia, and should be reintegrated into the rest of the Hanno Rumpf, Permanent country. Until this is accomplished, the decolonisation of Secretary of the Ministry. Namibia will remain incomplete". The Ministry said tour­ This was said by Namibian Foreign Affairs Minister, The.o­ ism was the fourth most Ben Gurirab, in a statement made at the negotiations in Cape important sector of the Town yesterday, between the NaInibian and South African economy, employing at Governments on the issue ofWalvis Bay. least 6 000 people. Its esti­ "More importantly, there was, and still is no doubt in the mated contribution to GDP minds of the inhabitants that Walvis Bay constitutes an in Namibia was R150 mil­ integral part of Namibia. There is unmistakeable nationai consensus throughout Namibia on this Issue". lion. Urging a solution to the mutual benefit of both countries, "This contribution can Gurirab said thatthe factthatthe new Namibia had not opted be doubled if our hotels, for 'revengeful and retaIiatory actions' but had instead embarked guest farms and rest camps upon a magnanimous policy of reconciliation, at home and are filled during the year. abroad, could not be ignored. There are also many parts With regard bilateral relations, Gurirab added, the two coun- of the country with the . tries and peoples had "managed to tackle together the prob­ potential for further de­ lems associated with a very painful and bitter colonial past". velopment of tourist re­ Gurirab, further strengthening Namibia's case for the rein­ sorts without harming the tegration ofWalvis Bay, added that "a vital component of the principle of self-determination, is that political independence . environment, if of course be linked to permanent sovereignity over national territory properly planned and exe­ and resources". cutE-d." "Consequently, NaInibia's independence would be incom­ The Ministry empha­ plete without the actual reintegration of Walvis Bay and the sised that Europe was a offshore islands into the rest of the country". A wellknown vast potential market, and statement by South Africa's representative to the Permanent this was the rationale Mandates Commission of the League of Nations iJ) 1928 behind the decision to open affirmed this viewpoint. He. said: "The trade of South West .­ the office in Frankfurt, Africa would be seriously injured were it not to control which would be shared with Walvis Bay" . Finally, Gurirab said that "the r efusal to hand over the said Namib Air. territories on the day of Namibia's independence, which could have gone down in history as a great statesmanlike undertaking by South Africa, will remain a monument of massive betrayal, motivated by a legacy of colonial con­ quest". We concur absolutely with the strong viewpoint expressed by the Foreign Minister. We trust that South Africa will now unflinchingly do what is right under the circumstances, and return Walvis Bay and the offshore islands to its rightful owner, NaInibia. The first anniversary of Namibian inde­ LONDON: The blue, green pendence, on March 21, would give the South Africans the and red colours of inde­ occasion to do so. Let's not have another 'monument of massive betrayal'. pendent Namibia for the first time j oined the flags of 49 other nations in pro­ cession at the annual Com­ monwealth Day obser­ vance ceremony in Lon­ Today is Friday, MarchJ5, the 74th day of 1991. There are don's Westminster Abbey 291 days left in the year. on Monday this week. Queen Elizabeth IT and the Highlights in history on this date: Prince of Wales, Charles, led .. 44 B.C. - Rom an dictator Julius Caesar is assassinated. the assembly of more than 2 .. 1603 ~ Samuel de Champlain. French navigator and explorer, sails 000, including 1 000 young for the New World. .. 1776 - U S Congress resolves that authority of British Crown should people and envoys from be suppressed. member countries at the .. 1903 - British conquest of northern Nigeria is complete. AMBASSADOR Harald Gannz settles into his new office after the German Embassy colourful observance ceremony. .. 1905 - Lord Selborne appointed High Commissioner for South moved into the sixth floor of the SanIam building on Wednesday. Gannz, who said this In her message, read by the Africa in succession to Lord Milner. was one of the 1110st important German Embassies south of the Sahara, explained the Conunonwealth Secretary­ .. 1916 - U S force of 12,000 soldiers under General J. Pershing is move had been necessary after the two Germanys merged last year. General, Chief. Emeka An­ ordered to Mexico to capture revolutionary leader Pancho Villa. yaoku , the Queen emphasized .. 1921 - Ruanda, East Africa, is ceded to Britain by Belgium. the role the organisation could o. 1943 - Japanese planes attack Darwin, Australia, in World War 11. play in the practical applica­ o. 1961 - South Africa annoimces its decision to leave the British tion of science for the sake of Commonwealth. human welfare and the" long­ o. 1969 - Fighting breaks out between Soviet and Chinese forces along term health of our planet" . border of those two nations. Science in the Conunonwealth o. 1973 - U S and Soviet envoys begin fourth round of SALT talks in is the theme of this year's Vienna, Austria, on limiting anns. Commonwealth Day celebra­ o. 1987 - Bomb explodes on railway bridge in southern India, sending tions. passenger train crashing into river bed, killing at least 22 people. Respect for the earth fea­ o. 1988 - Israeli authorities impose travel ban on Palestinians in tured in readings by United occupied territories. Kingdom-based religious lead­ o. 1990 - Iraq executes London-based newspaper reporter after a closed-trial conviction for spying. ers representing the fai ths of Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism and Hinduism. Today's Birthdays: . The Dean of Westminister, the Reverend Michael Mayne, Andrew Jackson, US president (1767-1845); Charles de welcoming Namibia, said four Montalembert, French author (1810-1870); Harry James, r~ other Conlr.1ollwealth nations US band-leader (1916-1983). - Barbados, Botswan.a, Guyana " l . and Lesotho - were celebrating - ... - .,:-:~ ./ the silver jubilee of their Thought For Today: DISABLED Anna Ashipena, a Katutura hospital worker and mother of two, is the ConmlOnweallh membership Nothing is more unjust or capricious th~m public opinion world J'ecord-holder for javelin. See stOl'Y, alongside. this vear. William Hazlitt, English essayist (1778-1830). - , l I' • .. 'f.... !''' ~. J ,. ... l" , ,. 4 A< ~ • " I '8 Friday March 15 1991 THE NAM1BIAN EASTERN AND .SQUTHERNAFRICAN-­ -~ MANaGEMENT INSTITUTE (ESAMI)

The Eastern and Southern African Management Institute (ESAMI), Anlsha Tanzania, is pleased to announce the following Top Level Management Development Programmes to be conducted during 1991. 1. Code No. 30013: 2nd Colloquium for Chairmen and Commissioners of Public Service Commissioners. Dates and Venue: March 11 - 15, 1991 Club Makokola Lilongwe - Malawi Theme: In Search of a Relevant Performance Appraisal System and Reliable Selection and Placement Procedures in the Civil/Public Service. Participants: Chairmen, Commissioners and Secretaries to the PSC

2. Code No. 30011 4th Management Development Seminar for Heads of CiviJ/Public Service of the countries of Eastern and Southern Africa. Dates and Venue: April 15 to 19, Windhoek, Namibia. Theme: Institutionalising Productivity in the CiviIlPublic Service. Participants: Heads of CiviJ/Public Service, P,ermanent Secretaries responsible for Human Resources Development.

3. Code No. 08121: Top Executive Workshop on Management Information Systems Dates and Venue: March 18 - 29, 1991, Reef Hotel, Seychelles Participants: Chief Executives of Public and Large Private Sector Enterprises.

4. Code No. 30032: Workshop on Assessing the Impact of Management Training on Institutional Development (Government Sector) Dates and Venue: June 24 - 28, 1991, Seychelles Participants: Senior Personnel responsible for Human Resources Training and Development in Government Ministries and Departments.

5. Code No. 30052: Roundtable on Reforms and Strategies for Turning around Agro-commodity Marketing Boards. Dates and Venue: July 8 - 12, 1991, Kampala, Uganda Participants: Permanent Secretaries responsible for Agriculture Cooperatives and Marketing, Commerce, Economic Planning and Finance, Board Members and Chief Executives of Agro-commodity Marketing Boards.

6. Code No. 30071: Top Executives workshop on Issues in Managing Urban Authorities Dates and Venue: July 22 - 26, 1991 Holiday Inn, Zimbabwe PartiCipants: Mayors/Governors/Commissioners of Urban Authorities, Town Clerks and Directors of Departments Supervising Officers from responsible Ministry.

7. Code No. 30031: Workshop on Assessing the Impact of Management Training on Institutional Development (parastatal sector) Dates and Venue: August 5 - 9, 1991, Seychelles Participants: Senior PersoQnel re~ponsible for Human Resources Training and Development in the Parastatal Sector.

'8. Code No. 30051: Roundtable on Reforms and Strategies for Turning around Transport Corporations Dates and Venue: August 26 • 30, 1991, Gaborone, Botswana Participants: Permanent Secretaries responsible for Transport, Commerce, Finance and Economic Planning, Chief Executives of Tranport Corporations, Board Members.

9. Code No. 30061: Top'Executive workshop on Strategic Management of Commodity Marketing Boards (CMBs) Dates and Venue: September 9 - 13, 1991, Mauritius Participants: Chief Executives of CMBs Board/Corporation Secretaries responsbile officers from pare.. tMinistry.

10. Code No. CAMP/91 : ESAMIICFTC Commonwealth Advanced Management Programme I (CAMP I) Dates and Venue: October 14 - Nov 6, 1991, Kampala Uganda Nov 6 -15,1991 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Participants: Chief Executives of Parastatal and Private Sector Firms Permanent: Secretaries responsible for Parastatal and Private Sector Enterprises. (CAMP I will be the first of an annual top rate strategic management programme series whose objective is to develop a critical mass and network of professional African Managers, who understand Africa and its development challenges and opportunities)

11. Code No. 30072: Ministerial Roundtable on Management Issues in Africa's Structural Adjustments. Dates and Venue: October 28 - Nov 1, 1991, Mosi-o-Tunya Intercontinental, Livingstone, Zambia. Participants: Ministers/Deputy Ministers of Finance, Economic Planning & Development and Regional Cooperation.

12. Code No. 30062: Top Executives workshop on Strategic Management of Transport Corporations. Dates and Venue: November 11-15, 1991, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Participants: Chief Executives of Road and Railway Transport Corporations responsible officers from Parent Ministry~

13. Code No. 30063: Ministerial Seminar on Policy I.~sues in the Management of the Public Service Dates and Venue: Nov. 11-15, 1991, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe Participants: Ministry responsible for the Public/Civil Service, Heads of PubliC/Civil Services.

Further details can be obtained from the Director General Resident representative of ESAMI at the following addresses: ESAMI OFFICE PO Box 3030 PO Box 1836 Telephone 2881/4, 2024 WINDHOEK 9000 Telex 42076 ESAMI TZ ·NAMmIA Telefax: 057-7776 Telephone: 36965/6 ARUSHA Telex: 817 WK TANZANIA Fax: (061) 36967 THE NAMIBIAN Friday March 15 1991 9

AROUND THE WORLD 'A busload \ . . Double bed trio at Six IRA men freed of animals' LONDON: Six angry. jubilant men walked free yesterday says after the Court of Appeal ruled that they should not have been convicted of Irish Republican Army bombings 16 years ago. manse says witness AWBman "Justice. I don't ,think the people in there have got the intelligence nor the honesty to spell the word, never mind DURBAN: "I saw them as dispense it," Patrick Hill shouted at cheering supporters. JOHANNESBURG: A white priest regularly invited Stompie had complained of Waving an arm toward the Old Bailey court, Hill roared: homosexual advances while being a busload ofani~als;" black homeless newcomers to his church manse in said convicted A WB mem­ "They're rotten." living there. Soweto to spend their first night in bed with him and ber Eugene Marals, who has Lord Justice Lloyd told the defendants, each convicted on another man, it was alleged in the Rand Supreme Court Mono said he did not know 21 counts of murder, that they were being freed "in the light why Mandela and members of admitted taking part in a mas­ yesterday. sacre which left seven black of fresh evidence." her Mandela Football Club Lloyd said the court would spell out its reasons later. But A witness testifying in the Morgan. All four have pleaded bodyguard had assaulted them. people dead and more than a during the nine-day hearing, prosecutors conceded that the six trial in which Winnie Mandela not guilty. "I don't know why.. .! was score Injured. Minutes before, during his were convicted on the basis of questionable scientific and and others face kidnap and Both Kgse and Mono said asked whether! slept with Paul evidence-in-chief in the Dur­ police evidence. assault charges told the court they had been beaten appar- Verryn and I denied it, " Mono Four of the six had confessed, but maintained they had given he spent his first night at the ently because they refused to said. ban Supreme Court yesterday, a remorseful Marais made an the statements only after being beaten. Orlando West Methodist admit homosexual involvement Later, ~hile the alleged as- In the House of Commons, Home Secretary Kenneth Baker Church manse in a double bed with VeiTyn, a charge they sault was continuing, all four emotional plea for forgiveness. "I feel very bad about what quickly announced the appointment of a Royal Commission to with the Rev Paul Verryn and continued to deny in court when admitted to homosexual ten- happened I shouldn't have don« review. the criminal justice system "to minimize as far as another man. it was put to them by Man- dencies, but only under du- it. At the time I thought it was possible the likelihood of such events happening again." Thabiso Mono however dela's advocate, George Bizos. ress, Mono said. the right thing to do, now It was the second time in two years that the Court of Appeal denied any knowledge of any At the commencement of the He said when Mandela started 1 know it was wrong. "I feel as had freed people convicted of IRA bombings during the mid- homosexual misconduct at the tridMandela submitted a state- the assault she was singing, if I cannot live with 'myself, " 1970s, and the government has admitted that the convictions manse, from which he, Ken- me~t in which she said the four differing slightly from Kgase' s of seven other people are faulty. - Sapa-AP. neth Kgase, Pelo Mekgwe and had, been brought to her house version that she hummed and he said. On October last year, Marais child activist Stompie Seipei from the manse to "prevent danced while wielding the 9 were allegedly abdu(jed by the spread of homosexual prac- sjambok. and two other A WB activists and members of the Orde Middle East peace hopes associates of Mandela on tises amongst the youths stay- Bizos put it to him that his Boerevolk opened fire ona bus December 29, 1988. ing there ". evidence concerning Mandela DAt\1SCUS: us Secretary of State James Baker, winding up . carrying 34 black passengers. Mono on Wednesday ap- Mono testified yesterday that, directly contradicted Kgase' s a five-nation Middle East trip, said yesterday that Syria and The attack was one of re­ peared to corroborate earlier like Kgase, he had spent his testimony in some instances other key Arab countries were serious about pursuing peace venge after a group of black testimony of Kgase that the first night at the manse sleep- "because Mandela was not with Israel. four were taken to Mandela' s ing on a double bed with Ver- there, she never assaulted you". youths and a man stabbed eight But Baker said the Arab governments are not yet ready to Diepkloof house where she ryn and another man. Mono replied: • 'The first white people, one of them fa­ follow Egypt's lead in recognizing the Jewish state. - Sapa­ tally, on Durban's beachfront. initiated and participated in a Bizos commented that this person to assault me washer". AP. " I was very concerned about severe sjambok assault on all appeared the "usual practise " He told the court he had failed the knife attack and thought it four youths, leaving them blood- [or newcomers to the manse. to take notice of finer details was the beginning of the upris­ ied and injured. Responding to Bizos' relent- "because if a person is being I Malawi floods kill 470 ing of blacks against whites." Mande!a faces kidnap and less questioning, Mono denied assaulted and scn:aming he can't Marais said the A WB com­ , BLANTYRE: More than 470 people have been killed and assault charges with co-accused -cp 130 Grintek 185 Nampak 5100 5150 Keeley 470 480 465 Corwil 250 WandA 590 610 590 Jasco 55 Plastal 35 Kelgran 450 460 455 Fit 1240 1260 1250 SWandaCd 810 Kopp 25 Sappi 3600 3650 3600 Kudu 90 98 96 . Ind Sele 262 262 Waicor 210 230 225 Movicam 30 Sunpak 125 \30 \30 Marlin 160 165 lntrust 1475 . Bevs, Hotels and Leisure Ohio 5 Tmpaeo 35 Mlnhold 120 Natsel 260 270 265 Abi 1300 1325 1325 Powtech 280 285 280 Pbarm and Medical Mingran 50 75 Tempora 1400 1700 1700 Beveon 6100 6200 6100 QData 260 Clinics 200 Msauli 320 310 Tolux 1900 Dalys 3100 3250 3200 Reunert 1325 GenOpt 360 Quagga 20 25 ·20 Yabeng 350 375 Distil 470 500 Siltek 700 Medhold 20 Rhovan 20 25 Property M·net 260 270 265 Speseom 34 34 Medclin 80 RhovanOpt 5 Abbey 130 130 Inteles 200 Spl 110 115 115 Medcln llpeued 95 Rhovan .Cd 32 35 Amaprop 750 760 KaTos 140 140 Supalek 55 60 60 Noristn 80 85 80 Vansa 150 160 155 Barprop 115 120 120 Kersaf 2975 3000 2975 T.i 480 490 480 PramedI2,5cd 120 Mlnlog Houses Bester 70 KwvBeI 605 Tedelex 220 230 230 Sa Drug 195 200 Anglos 10000 10100 10000 Brist In 110 115 Oakflds 30 Tnerve 138 140 Twins 220 Angvaal 5200 5300 Compass 35 35 Ple.ure 50 50 Ventton 1800 1900 1900 Un Cold 1750 S Angvaal L. 3000 3100 3000 Confed 1450 Sa Brews 4800' 48.50 4800 Voltex lOO 125 12.5 Prlnllng ..d Publls.. Angvaal ~ n­ 5200 5300 5200 Di.. 20 S. Brew .•..,p 4650 Engineering Argu. 1375 1425 Avhold 510 Equikor 8 9 8 Spurhld 150 160 160 Abercom 85 95 Disptch 110· 115 110 Avhold Pp 480 500 Fain:ap 35 Spur 200 210 200 Afrox 5500 Litho 30 Charter 2950 2950 Fenix 420 420 Sfw 150 155 150 Beannan 300 350 Penrose 40 45 Consmng 12 14 14 GFProp 500 Sunersh 28500 30000 Betzaek . 800 Persbel 575 Genbelieer 1000 1025 1010 Growalk 60 Sun Bop 2400 2450 2425 Bivec 600 630 Pubhold 40 40 Gencor 1125 1135 113:5 Marcons 130 Transun 270 275 270 Buffeor 50 Gfnainib 500 550 Marshal 260 BuDdlDg and Construe·lion Cemenco 525 CONT. ON NEXT PAGE - TH E NAMIBIAN Friday. March 15 1991 11 l: ll~ I~ 1~"}~l ~ 11 J ::{I{eJ ~ tel ~ It~'1

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Solchem 35 35 Pep 3000 Cargo 150 160 Today's quotations for unit trusts: TM L 1000 Pikwik 1200 1225 Laser 135 2·550 General Eq~ity Funds: Sleel aDd Allied Picknpay 2525 2525 Lonrail 20 Cmi 600 Reggies Allegro 25 Mobile 1700 1800 1700 98,97 91,95 5,02 Hiveld 1525 1575 1525 Sanlic 22 Putco 105 110 105 BOEGrowth 115,51 107,46 n/a I.scor 194 195 194 Scoclik 290 Racy 50 50 Fedgro 107,65 100,09 n/a Usko 185 190 Score 570 600 Trencor 6500 Guardbank cn'owth 1980,81 1849,18 5,44 U.kol4pccp 150 190 Shield 80 85 85 Unitran 525 550 RetaUen aDd Whole ..len Shoprit 400 425 Unitran 16pccd 575 Momentum 193,91 180,58 6,92 Acrem 65 Smart 195 200 Development CapItal Metfund 153,21 142,74 5,87 Aroma 15 17 Speclty 500 Aida 23 NBS Hallmark 792,66 737,06 7,04 Akj 40 Storeco 1000 1050 Aimark 20 NorwichNBS 305,38 283,98 8,68 Autoqip 40 Teljoy 190 205 200 Blochs 25 Bergers 225 235 230 Tradgro Old Mutual Investors 2278,69 2117,07 5,34 150 160 155 Bloktec 10 Cashbil ~90 400 Trgr 13pc Cd 145 efc 500 600 Safegro 110,79 103,35 8,29 C1iclu 15 50 1575 1550 Trgr 13pc Ocd 145 Dpf-inv 40 Sage 1978,95 Cnagalo 2475 2475 Tradhld 90 90 Enrol 50 1838,64 5,38 Cumow 30 35 Tradhld13pccd 55 Hyperct 20 Dropinn 110 110 Tradhld 13acd Sanlam 1407,76 50 Lanche~ 3 5 4 1312,49 4,65 Eddies 10 20 Walhold 600 Maemed 11 Sanlam Index 1108,82 1033,09 5,23 Edgars 5150 5200 Waltons 620 620 Mallmech 10 Southern Equity 142,23 132,83 5,97 Foschni 10000 Wooltru 8250 8500 8400 Mestore 26 Standard 952,28 893,17 8,05 Oresham 45 48 Wooltni-a- 8000 8300 8100 Norvic 10 HicorI 42 45 42 Sugar Nova 25 30 30 Syfrets Growth 211,81 197,78 6,06 Hiscore 520 550 Crookes 500 500 Nova 16pccd 10500 UAL 1697,29 1587,67 6,56 Lefic 4800 Lonsugr 2102 Quantum 6 4 Specialist Equity Funds: Mashold 375 Tongaat i 475 1500 1475 Quantuml4pccp 6 Guardbank Resources 129,62 120,86 7,69 Metro 310 Tobacco and Match Quickco 3 4 Midas Sage Resources 109,16 320 LMatch 250 Romens 35 101,89 7,85 Milstan 65 RembBeh 1300 1350 1325 Shocraf 55 55 Sanlam Industrial 787,03 733,07 5,06 Musica 65 Remgro 1765 1785 1775 Spicer 23 Sanlam Mining 294,89 274,27 6,05 OK 1375 1400 Tegkor 1125 1200 1150 Venture CapItal Sanlam Dividend 366,06 340,32 4,94 Penpin 125 130 Tib 11 00 1150 Biopoly 55 Pepgro 3600 Utico 3600 3750 Nci 2 2 Southern Mining 127,46 118,82 6,69 Pepkor 8000 7800 TransportatIon Standard Gold 177,68 166,20 8,42 U AL Mining and Resources 345,96 323,17 5,84 UAL Selected Britain backs Opportunities 1411,46 1314,36 5,10 Old Mutual Mining 247,39 229,61 6,94 OTAVI COURSE Old Mutual Industrial 280,21 260,21 n/a investment in Old Mutual Gold Fund 116,88 108,47 7,45 Book-keeping for the Income/Gilt Funds: new Namibia Corbank 108,53 107,39 14,98 Small Businessman Guardbank Income 113,79 112,60 17,04 MORE th~n 120 executives of leading This course is aimed at the businessman who Old Mutual Income 109,01 106,73 15,73 British industrial and commercial enter­ Senbank High Yield 101,61 100,54 14,10 prises-met at the London Chamber of wants to have a book-keeping system but is Senbank Gilt 101,36 100,30 14,14 Commerce on Tuesday, March 12, to be not interested in the complete double entry Standard Extra Income 91,57 90,56 16,07 briefed on business opportunities in system. According to this system all Syfrets Income 109,19 108,10 15,25 Namibia. It was the first session of its transactions are recorded in one book. UAL Gilt 1174,03 1162,29 15,16 kind since Namibia's independence a year ago. Date: 25 - 29 March 1991 Closing exchange rates against the rand British Trade Minister Tim Sainsbury HotelOtavi told potential traders and investors that 09:00 - 17:00 sell T.T.Buying A.M.Buying S.M.Buying in its first year Namibia, under President Sam Nujoma, had achieved a great deal Free of Charge US$ 2,6350 2,6150 2,5965 2,5705 in a short time by moving to reconcile Mr Sackeus Namuhuya Sterling 4,9220 4,8605 4,8140 4,7745 pre-independence protagonists, and sta­ (Trainer/Consultant) Austrian shilling 4,1770 4,2365 4,2640 4,2870 bilise and develop the economy. Registration: Mrs Kunert, Tel: (061) 37353 Australian $ 0,4925 0,4990 0,5135 0,5185 Strong yet pragmatic policies were Belgian franc 12,2000 12,4000 12,5000 12,6000 succeeding and an impressive determi­ Pula 0,7215 0,7320 0,7355 0,0000 nation had been shown to create a sound Canadian$ 0,4360 0,4425 0,4465 0,4500 economic base in which private enter­ Swiss franc 0,5150 0,5225 0,5255 0,5285 prise was to be the engine of economic Deutsche Mark 0,5935 0,6025 0,6060 0,6090 growth. Danish Krone 2,2820 2,3145 2,3335 2,3495 Sainsbury said Namibia had the po­ Pesetas 36,9000 37,5000 37,9000 38,2500 tential to become one of the most pro­ Finnish Mark 1,4295 1,4505 1,4660 1,4795 ductive economies in southern Africa, French Franc 2,0235 2,0520 2,0655 2,0770 based on an exceptionally high level of Drachma 64,0500 64,8500 65,7500 66,5000 natural resources per head of population. OFFICE MANAGER He pointed out that Namibia at present Hong Kong $ 2,9485 2,9880 3,0080 3,0250 imported a high proportion of its needs Irish punt 4,4795 4,4245 4,3985 4,3770 such as food, beverages, chem icals, International Fishing and Indian rupee 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 vehicles and manufactured products. Italian lire 442,1000 448,6000 453,2000 457,1500 These were all sectors in which British Trading organisation requires :Yen 51,3000 52,0500 52,3000 52,5500 exporters were strong and the potential a Manager for their Windhoek Kenyan shilling 9,6770 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 for developing bilateral trade from its Mauritian rupee 5,5255 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 modest figure of 4,73 million pounds liais::n of fire. Malawian kwacha 1,0065 1,0200 1,0265 0,0000 sterling of British exports last year was Guilder 0,6695 0,6785 0,6835 0,6880 only just beginning. Applicants should submit CV NOlwegian krone 2,3220 2,3540 2,3920 2,4240 There was a wide range of opportuni­ NZ$ 0,6335 0,6420 0,6490 0,6545 ties for investment in the energy, mining, testimonials and salary Pakistani rupee 8,2920 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 oil, gas and water sectors in which he requi rements to Escudos 51,5500 52,3000 53,2000 53,9500 envisaged Britain making a positive Seychelle rupee 1,9645 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 contribution to the success of Namibian The Managing Director Swedish krone 2,1920 2,2225 2,2405 2,2560 independence. Singapore $ 0,6605 0,6710 0,6745 0,6770 Namibia's acting High Commissioner Pescanova Group Zambian kwacha 19,5935 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 in London, Niilo Taapopi, said his coun­ ZW$ 1,0625 1,0800 1,0855 0,0000 try was looking forward to doing more PO Box 4063 business with British industrialists, both These rates prevailed at 15h30 and are subject to alterations. in existing mineral resource projects and . Cape Town exploration for new deposits which was only just beginning. RSA Burkina Faso gets $31 million loan Taapopi said Namibia believed in a **A career oriented person mixed economy and was following a WASHINGTON: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved a 31 - policy of reconciliation with South Af­ with proven ability to million-dollar loan for Burkina Faso, the tiny African country known more in rica. the past for its Marxi st rhetoric than its tough economic policies. Among' other speakers was the man­ communicate with people The IMF said in a statement that the three-year loan is designed to support aging director of Shell (Nmnibia), Mike the country's economic and financial refonns, which envisage a reduced role Hill. and in possession of a higher for the government in the economy. Burkina Pas" spent much of the last The seminar was called to launch the education dipl oma /degree decade decrying the activities of the IMF and World Bank in Africa, portray­ report on business opportunities com­ ing them as callous agents of the U S and world capitalism. piled after the a mission to Namibia last will be considered. Knowledge " The government's strategy for the 1991-93 period ... (envisages) incen­ October by members of Britain's Tropi­ tives for private investment and greater private sector participation in all cal Africa Advisory Group (TAAG), an of the Spanish language will· economic activities," the IMF said. It said the nation is aiming for four per advisory body of the British Overseas cent growth in real gross domestic product this year and to hold inflation at Trade Board. . be a decisive advantage. five per cent or less, despite the removal of most price controls. The mission was led by Peter Wells of Burkina Faso, a country of nine million people, also plans to increase Hawker Siddeley who said investment **Only Namibiancitizens production and exports of agricultural goods and to eliminate all its foreign would be the key to promoting business should apply. debt arrears in 1991, the IMF said. - Sapa-Reuter. not only in Namibia, but other countries in southern Africa. - LPS 12 Friday . ~arch 15 1991 . :r~IE ~AMIBIAN . f • . - ~ 7 PRESTIGE REAL ESTATE A

J Tel.: 224656 - City Office Tel.: 212640 - Khomasdal

SOLE AGENCY PROPERTY GAZETTE KHOMASDAL ACADEMIA INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY VALUE FOR TWO HOUSES FOR THE PRICE OF ONE BUY QUICKLY SOUVENIR SHOP MONEY HOUSES: HOUSE 1 . 3 Bedrooms . 3 Bedrooms • Lounge • In centre of city • Lounge/ dining • Diningroom • With longterm lease All houses listed cou:ld not be • Kitchen • Kitch'ett' • Low rental rebuild for their selling prices • 2 Bathrooms • Bathroom • Price on application • Etc. • Double garage Connie Mierse WE W OULD LIKE HOUSE 2 • Carport Te!.: 51653 (A / H) . 2 Bedrooms • Storeroom TO BE YOUR • Lounge R164 000 - Neg. PROPERTY PARTNERS • Kitchen Connie Mierse • Bathroom ' Te!.: 51653 (A/H) - LIST YOUR HOUSE • Large stoep WITH US TODAY! ' R 1 70 000 - Very negotiable

OLYMPIA , KLEIN WINDHOEK ACADEMIA HOCHLAND PARK

MANSION GALORE -FACE BRICK BEAUTY MANSION GALORE • Large lounge with fireplace GOSHAWK STREET • 6 (six) Bedrooms LIVE HIGH UP KLEIN WINDflOEK • 3 Bedrooms bic .4 Bedrooms with bic • Gigantic lounge/dining .4Bedroom s with bic • Kitchen bic • Large lounge • Open-plan kitchen full y fitted • Massive lounge/dining room • 1-1/2 Bathroom • Diningroom . 2-1/2 Bathrooms • Kitchen fully fitted • Servants quarter • Kitchen fully fitted Garages .4 • 3 Bathrooms • Garage • Double garage • Servants room • 2 Servants quarters Move in tomorrow • Sparkling pool with braai • Entertainment area • Sparkling pool + braai R180 000 - Neg. • Servants quarters N.B·. New cupboards in bedrooms, buyer's • Self contained fla tlet • Excellent home and investment choice • Garages Connie Mierse For only R318 000 For asong R450 000 Viewing: lOhoo -12hoo Mornings Sound investment Te!.: 51653 (A / H) Connie Mierse Conhie Mierse Tel.: 51653 (A / H) Tel.: 51653 (A/ H) R750000 Connie Mierse Tel.: 51653 (A/H)

KHOMASDAL KHOMASDAL PIONIERSPARK HOCHLAND PARK

LUXURY HILL ALMOST NEW - 1 YEAR OLD THOUSANDS TAKEN OFF LITTLE MONEY FOR A LOT OF QUALITY SPANISH DELIGHT . 3 Bedroom with bic FOR QUICK SALE • Large' lounge/ dining room • 3 Bedroom with built-in cupboards • Large lounge/ dining • Lounge • 3 Bedrooms bic • Large lounge • Kitchen with built-in cupboards complete • Diningroom • Kitchen with Scandia cupboards • Large diningroom , with stove . • 3 Bedroom bic • 1-1/2 Bathroom • American style kitchen with stove and built • Fully carpeted • Kitchen fully fitted • Garage in cupboards . 2 Full bathrooms with colour suites . 1-1 / 2 Bathroom • Carport for 3 cars • Fully carpeted • Burglar bars • Garage • Beauty garden with braai • Large entertainment area • Beautiful light fittings • Carport A gift at R135 000 • Beautiful garden • Pelmets, washing line • Guest suite, lounge, bedroom bic Immediate Occupation Immediate occupation • Patio, study, bar, braai Connie Mierse R 1 50 000 - Neg . ... Call now to avoid disappointment R260000 Tel.: 51653 (A / H) Only R 1 20 000 - Negotiable Connie Mierse Te!.: 51653 (A / H)

KHOMASDAL KHOMASDAL KHOMASDAL KATUTURA

SWARTS ROAD BEGONIA STREET ONIK STREET CEAZER STREET . 3 Bedrooms . 3 Bedroom . 3 Bedroom . 3 Bedrooms • Lounge/ diningroom • Lounge • Large lounge dining room • Lounge • Diningroom • Kitchen . • 2 Bathrooms • Dining . 1-1/2 Bathroom • Double carport • Kitchen • 2 Bathrooms Rl12000 -Neg . • Precast walls • Garage + servants quarter • Large erf scret!n walled, many trees R85000 R117 000 - Negotiable R127200

IN PARTNERSHIP ••• At the ou tset of our humble beginnings in 1986 ~e have adopted the policy of conduct­ ing business in partnership with our community. T his, we believe, has been our underlying strength through our years of rapid growth. Today it is no miracle that Prestige Properties have diversified to the extent where the company now owns large commercial complexes, including a shopping centre, woodworking factory and residential blocks of flats. The company's main activity is to develop residentiaI housing schemes but is also actively involved In super marketing, real estate and insurance broking and will be entering the fishing industry through its newly registered Prestige Fishing Co (Pty) Ltd. We do not believe that we have attained these achievements on our own 3trength. In partnership with our community, we have shifted the empha­ s,is on profit to .greater human development which, to us, means improved education, better salaries, better living conditions, an 'im­ proved standard of living for all, and above all,participation by all in Namibia's total economy. Progress is contagious and progress brings prestige. So when you see us grow and diversify, you're seeing proof of our commitment to our community. We're sure you'll be seeing and hearing a lot more of - rF)~il~ ~\9) lJ J~~~~ ~D)~gl~r~=~]Rrlr~~~

31 115/3 THE NAMI81AN Friday March 15 1991 -13

Prestige Properties is currently engaged Prices range from R55 000 up to R83 in the development of a luxury suburb in 000 per unit which Includes the stand. the Okuryangava extension in Katutura. The project Is financed by the NBIC. The project will consist of 50 to 75 Prestige Properties Is also busy in homes. The total cost of the project will Hochland Park with a development of 44 be between R4 and R6 million. This is but homes priced between R 113 000 and one of the many developments of the R142 000. In Khomasdal they will be -company to help relieve the housing need erecting 50 sectional title flats selling at in Windhoek. from R56 000 to R82 000, as well as 43 Units consist of 1-3 bedroomed dwell­ luxury homes in that area. ings. All bathrooms are fitted in colour. Apart from Wlndhoek Prestige Proper­ The floors are fully carpeted with luxury ties is busy with the development if 10 carpeting and the homes are fitted with holiday houses in Vlneta-North, Swa­ burglar bars as well as a special safety kopmund gate fixed to the sliding door. We picture some of the developments The houses are designed on an 'Add on' of Prestige Properties. This dynamic basis - so extension Is easy without company is serious about relieving the breaking out walls. acute housing shortage in the country. PRESTIGE RE ESTATE

Te ~ .: 224656 - City Office Tel.: 212640 - Khol1lasda

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We invite all prospective home owners to visit us on these two days - our friendly agents will be there to assist you PRICES: R55 500 to R84 000 14 Friday March 15 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

AFFIRMATIVE AC'fION AND NATION RECONCILIATION - BASTARD TWINS SEPARATED AT BIRTH ... OR ~TUST A BIG MISUNDERSTANDING?? WHY is the policy of 'Af­ in matching khaki mous­ gest room in the house, refuse to marry you be­ wasting 50 cents on a firmative Action' always taches who specialise in the because Affirmative Ac­ cause you were once di- newspaper, and you are referred to in the context interrogation ofthreats to tion is on it~ way. ~orced . . right. So if you are one of of employment? the security of the state. AffIrmative action wears Affirmative Action and the unatllicted, photocopy Why not call it the policy AffIrmative Action is the black leather and carries National Reconciliation are this column and hand it of 'Kicking Some White mutant sidekick who wiU a concealed weapon. It's a bastard twins separated at out on the street to anyone Ass So That Some Black jam lighted cigarettes into botsotso with a law degree. birth, and they have been who doesn't have a traffic Ass Can Get At ' Those your eyeballs if you give It's a lawyer with a pen­ tragically misunderstood officer by the throat. Perks' and to hell with the wrong answer - while chant for nights out rap­ by us all. National Recon­ Affirmative Action is busy ideological semantics, National Reconciliation ing with the gang. It's a ciliation isn't supposed to carving a warped smile whatever that means. will let you smoke the ciga­ silver-tongued devil with work. In the rare occa­ through the r anks of In most cases that White rette and just as you start lead-lined gloves. sions that it does, Affirma­ Middle Management as a Ass surely deserves some to trust him he rams a National Reconciliation tive Action appears in a thousand black hands serious kicking, but the phosphorous grenade up wears an Independence T­ blinding flash of WHAT!? replace a thousand white flabby old butt invariably your rectum. shirt from SWA Curios, and clinically puts the boo't hands in signing overtime flies straight into the pol­ So if you are one of those and if you ever get the in. The system does work forms, leave applications, icy of National Reconcili­ victims of politricks who dubious honour of listen­ well, I have to admit, but bonus recommendations ation and bounces right actually came out of it all ing to its voice, be ready to us simple folk have a dif­ and expense accounts. torney General, Cde back into the steel-tipped thanking God for National deal with more interpre­ ferent idea of how it's all Some are collecting dues Hartmut Ruppel, had jackboot of Affirmative Reconciliation, then your tations than the Bible. Or supposed to operate. Af­ paid at Cassinga, while walked into the Cape Town Action. only hope of survival is to the Kama Sutra, for that firmative Action is a God­ others sit in pools of sweat talks yesterday with an ex­ Check out these two ma­ start stockpiling serious matter. It's a psychiatrist realised phrase too full of waiting for the ambitious ecutive combination-lock jOl' policies which prom­ quantities of food, ammu­ who listens to you and then wild esoteric potential to appointees in Accounts to gelignite-stuffed briefcase ise us peace, justice and nition, good drugs and cracks up laughing as soon be restricted to the start debating the merits ticking on a 60-second the chance to suntan naked barrels of powerful liquor. as you leave the office. It's workplace, whatever that of the Nuremburg trials. countdown. As the South at the municipal pool ... Leave the women behind - the sensitive caring priest may mean to the jobless. For me, Affirmative Ac­ Africans take their seats, and what you get are two they'll only distract you. who will take your dona­ You may say that the un­ tion would begin to have the Honourable Hartmut South African security cops Seal yourself into the big- tion on Sunday and then employed have no business some relevance if our At- stands up and walks over to Pik Botha - his brief­ case chained to his wrist. Pik expects a pleasantry, NOe VALENTE FASHIONS probably something about the traffic or how nice Tienie Louw street Table Mountain looked from the air. Then, in a Northern Industrial Area display of pure Affirma­ tive Action, Cde Ruppel (same street as Oryx Bakery) grabs Pik by the sideburns and mashes the briefcase Tel: 21779 against his ear. There are only 20 seconds left before the briefca'ie detonates, and our Legal Eagle begins the negotiations on Walvis Bay and the offshore islands. Seventeen seconds later we have what we came for. GREATEST BARGAINS!! This is what Affirmative Action is about. And ifPik INDEPENDENCE CLEARANCE 1991 !! shrugs his shoulders and takes Cde Hartmut for a Now your Leading Cosmetic House in beer, then we'll have the double privilege of seeing Windhoek is having a genuine sale!! National Reconciliation at its best - assuming, of course, that the beer is one of Magnus Malan's potas­ sium cyanide home-brew specials. There is more I wanted to say, but even as you read this there are those con­ spiring to blame me for budgetary deficits and the total destruction of bilat­ eral relations. I also have Psycho-Editor clawing at my spine in a freaky dis­ play of allegiance to 35% Discount on,Clothes, Handbags, printer's, deadlines. Watches And I have discovered that people are still trying to CAPS· RS,OO kill me. The only differ­ T·SHIRTS· R10,OO ence is that these ones pay my salary, which at least MD;, ~ y BAGS· RS ,OO ect. gives them the ethical right to keep trying, unlike the swine who tried before Fh.()M MARCH 15TH, TILL END OF MARCH!! without even taking the trouble to~et to know me, THE NAMIBIAN Friday March 15 1991 15

Opolisi nayi ninge posha

Oshifo shika mOshakati osha Ii sha monathana nOosesita yopongeleka ya Katoolika mOshakati, mpoka wo puna osikola yUunona nOosesita mbaka otaya Iili omolu'kuhindwa kehe esiku kOombotsotso pegumbo Iyawo mpoka na otaya indile opolisi opo yi ya kwathele oshoka oye wete kutya egameno Iyawo olyili moshiponga. Oya ti kutya oombotsotso mornilema. okakadhona limaliwa pokag­ dhika odha tameka nokuyaka Oshikando o shitihey ali , ongo ka Nambili, ihe odha ka mopatili yonrusmane omuuvithi ombotsot ~ o yimwe oya li ya ethiwa ashike, oshoka anuwa Mefano omu otamu monika ombinga imwe yengafifi IOvambaye aveshe ovo kwa Ii va pongeleka yawo Petrus Kawedi tidhwa 1cAapolisi tayi ya okuhol­ okakadhona ina keya ka ninge kufa oshitopolwa m oslieendo shehololo lomadiladilo osho kwa Ii sha ningwa mEtitatu ndjoka a li a thiga mohauto ye ama mOshikunino shOosesita oshipotha. omvula ya za ko sho a zile po nashi ya kala tayi umbwa, Omurnati nguka okwa li a nelalakano okuendelelifa eenghundafana odo di a sha nOmbaye. Efano: TYAPPA a ya koshigongi shongeleka ooholo hanga odha kwata oos­ indile koshikondo shopolisi NAMUTEWA. kuushimba. Oshitiyali odha li esita nenge uunona mboka hau noshegameno kutya nayi tale dhe ya po tadhi kembadhala longwa poshikunino shoka. nawa. Oshoka opu na okomanda oku undula po ohauto yooses­ Oosesita otaya ti kutya oye dhoka dha kala meni lyoshi- ita manga ya kotha, ihe sesita li moshiponga oshinene na oya 10ngo tadhi penyene yalcwawo Onlbaye oshitukulwa sha­ gumwe okwe ya mono nashi e tala ashike mu Kalunga kawo, . mba ya li pondje kutya, yo ya igidha oya fadhuka po. oshoka nande ya ye kOpolisi omo ngaa ya kala muka na oyo Ongula sho kwashi anuwa opwa itaku zi ekwatho lya sha nande. ngaa taa hupu nawa ye YUle N alllibia - Ovalllbaye tava ti adhika okakepisa koshipolisi Omukwashigwana gumwe yalcwawo. pomweelo. Osho oosesita ya mOshakati okwa li wo e ya Ota ti wo kutya eyooloko lombwele yati. kOshifo shika mOshkati na lyofuto pokati kokomanda Ovanailonga ve flku lunga Africa moCape Town. Moma­ Oshikando oshititatu odhe okwa li ta nyenyete1e Opolisi nakwiita yowala olii ili kokule TYAPPA NAMUTEWA pomayovi omulongo ongula plakata 00 kwa li a yedwa ya ndele tadhi undula po ohauto shi na sha nekwato 1yOombot­ unene, napu ningwe sha mpoka. .yEtitatu okwa li va ninga OKUDJA KOMBAYE kovanailonga,okwa li tamu yoosesita nashi ya yi kokule sotso. Ota ti oya li ya kwata Ota ti edhiminathanepo oku li osheendo shehololo lomadi­ pulwa SA a alule Ombaye kashona, oye yi hwameke ye Oombotsotso dhimwe esiku uvite ko ndele na li talwe ngaa ladilo omo kwa U tava pula Konirna yeilikano ovanailonga meendelelo nokudje mo diva sesita gumwe gwomukulupe limwe nokudhi fala kOpolisi nawa. Osho Omumati nguka a Epangelo laSouth Africa opo ova ninga engungo va yuka metuliloshikepa 010. Omun­ okwa penduka ta igidha omusa­ konima sho dha li dha kutha ti. li aluleOmbaye (Walvis Bay) kombinga yodoolopa ashike ova ailonga umwe nokuli okwa li mane omushiinda gwedhina r------­ meemhadi ditalala. kelelwa ko kopolifi poshivelo taingidakutyaNarnibiaehena Andreas Mbango nashi dha uvu Engungo lovanailonga okwa li shokomboni. Ovanailonga Ombaye okwa fa ashike ina ta ithanwa odha yi ondapo la hovela nehololo lomadila­ okwa li tava dana, tava imbi manguluka natango. Opolifi ya nokuthiga po oshihauto. ,Omllkundu gwalipum~u dilo okudja ohetatu yongula nokuingida kutya SA na yandje homata nokomayoo, ya fikama Oshikando oshitine odha li fiyo 10 okonima ova twikila Ombaye meemhadi ditalala. meembwa, eendjebo domash­ dhe ya po tadhi ondamene _otagu kundathanwa .~: noshibofa shokuliteeka Ehololo lomadiladilo eli okwa ina, eeboma dokeendjebo, momakende omanga oosesita .' . 'i;' moilonga efiku alishe. li la ningwa nelalakano okuen­ eendjebo dogas oshoyo ya lala. Sho dha monika odha KOMUFALA gwOshitopolwa kutya omalongekidho otaga Osheendo okwali shahovelwa delelifa eenghundafana ornishasho, okwali tai tale fadhukapo. sha Shakati Tate Silvanus Va­ ende nawa na oshi li 'ngeyi neilikano 010 la ningilwa doshikumhungu shaMbaye odo nokukonenena osheendo eshi Oshikando oshititano, oos­ tuva okwa tseyithila oshifo shika kutya ka kele kOshituthi shoka mongerki yaKatolika da hovela onghela pokati fiyo osheshi sha xula pambili esita sho ya mono kutya ohauto mOshakati ongula yEtitano shi li mOshakati, aakalimo nayo molukanda laKuisebmund. kEpangelo laNarnibia naSouth potundi 10 yongula. yawo ngele oya kala pegumbo kutya ota ka ninga onkem­ wo otaya ningi iituthihambeleo Iyawo otayi yakwapo, oya li ye badhala opo aanona kiilongo, kornikunda d.l!awo yi pe omumati gwedhina Toivo yomOsikola ya lipumbu, mboka nomomagumbo gawo wo. yi kalale eyi takarnitha. Hosea ya thigile po Osikola ndjika Okwa kundanwa wo kutya Osikola yaKandjengedi sho a kalala, odheya ndele tadhi Etitatu Iya zile ko konima sho na Komufala gwa Ndangwa yonagula ohauto yoosesita yatindi okuya mootundi manga omusamane Brian Sinlata naye pekumba sho natango dha li Omukuluntusikola gwawo Tate wo okwiipyakidhila nOshito­ dha hala okuyiyaka po. Kauko Shikongo ina za mo polwa she shaNdangwa shi na ya mona okakwatho Oshikando oshitihamano mOsikola ndjoka oshoka anuwa sha nomailongekidho odheya natango pegumbo lyoos­ ke na onzapo yOstanda 10, ya gOshituthihambelelo shEman­ ko ta ti kutya oye na wo edhi­ esita manga ya ka lala nOkutey­ galukile kOsikola yawo nokon­ guluko lyo Republika ya OSWALD SHIVUTE laadhilo lyokufolornitha oond­ agula mo orniyelo dhokom­ ima oshininla shOmukuluntu­ Namibia, Oosectian nooBranch hopi. Tashi ti aayiyambi otaya banda. Oosesita oya kugu dho sikola tashi kundathanwa ihe. miitopolwa ayihe mbika iyali O MUKULUNTU gwOsikola ya Kandjengedi meme Laina ka foloma oondhopi yo iimaliwa otadhi fadhuka po. Shi na shanOmalongekidho sha Shakati naNdangwa oyi Shigwedha onguJa yEtitatu Jya ziko okwa Ii a tseyithila tayi landa oosamende. Ngoka Oshikando shika odha li gOshituthihambelelo shEman­ ipyakidhila tagu pumo opo ya oshifo shika pOsikoJa yawo kutya, nonand o oom bot­ e na oshifolomo she ota vulu . dhatetepo ongodhi yotelefona guluko lya Namibia eti longekidhe nawa esiku ndika sotso otadhi tsikile natango m okliyaka po iipun di okukwathela, ngaashi anuwa nokaketha kolusheno oya kala 21.3.1991, Komufala okwa ti lya simana moshilongo shetu . yomosikola yawo, unene mbyoka iipe op o ye ya po, oya Omusmane Tate Makuva okwa mona n gaa ekwatho Iyeya zilila kaakwashigwana tameka nale nokuli noku yok oSwed en a . kwathela niitholornitho ye. Omukuluntusijcola ota ti Talvo a fudikwa mEtivali Ota ti kutya kOshilongo hoka konaakona ya tale ngele otaya kutya okwiiteela kutya ayihe okwa kala Aagundjuka Aan­ longo nawa notaya vulu tuu otayi ka enda nawa unene na Okamonamati komutalel- Iifi popepi nOkamba yOpo- . ningilwa. Eshi ngoo vati e ya amibia taya longwa uulong­ okuwapalela uulongi moshi­ okwa pandula Aaswedena sho ishikandjo Toivo Ndevae- Iifi pOshikango, oka Ii ka po, yo Opolifi tayi udu kutya isikola na oya li ya kembadhala longo. taya kwathele Osikola yawo tela mEngela mOukwan- pakwa mEongalo lavo okwa shikula Talvi, ova hov­ opo ya gongele po sha kuyo Meme Laina ota ti kutya ndjoka ya kala noyi li natango yama kedina Talvo Nghidi- mEngela Etivali la dja ko. ela natango okuya mumwe. yene yi na sha nomakwathelo kakele kaashoka, Aaswedena moluhepo olunene. Opolifi vati, oya li yo ya gAanonasikola Aanamibia mbaka oye ya etela okandumba Aalongi mboka ya etelelwa pohamba oko ka file efyo Ehokololo 010 la pewa oshifo hala okukwata Talvo ye Talvo moNamibia. AalcwaSwedena kIimaliwa yOoranda omayovi kaalongi yawo yaSWEDEN, lombaadilila oufiku weti eshi konima lela yokukonga vati okwa fa a li ina hala sho ye shi mono oya ende ga hamano nomathele ga hetatu okwa ti otaya longo nawa unene 6.3.1991 pOshikango kon- mo ouyelele wa wana po, otali okukwatwa na okwa li a tokola oomwenyo nokwiitula mo ya R6800 nelalakano lyokutala naanona oye ya pandula wo ima eshi ka Ii ka yashwa ti kutya Talvo p amwe a djepo pOpolifi. gongele nayo uumaliwa won­ kutya otaya vulu okutungiJa Unene noye ya hole. , kOmulumenhu wOmupo- namumwayina Talvi navak- Omupolifi umwe vati okwa tumba opo ya kwathele nayo Osikola ya Kandjengedi shike. ~~~~~~~~==~~~~~;;;;~;;;;;;~;;;;~ wawovrunweovalipOukrumba kufa ondjembo ya ye nokuyasha Oosikola dhimwe mo Nanubia. Okwa ti kutya aavali oya li r wopOshikango oufiku 00 na Talvo nokusa. Aaswedena mbaka oye ya ya gongala noya li ya tokola ova li ve li puma mumwe Oshifo eshi osha li sha ko Namibia pamwe naalongwa kutya rniimaliwa moka namu nOpolifi vati. Talvi okwa 1ombwe1wa ku komufala wopo­ yawo mboka ya kala haya lango ze yimwe yi longithwe kwatwa po kOpolifi na okwa lifi omusamane James Tjivikwa hwiyaka ko Sweden noku ya mOkutunga nenge mokuninga ka edililwa pOpolifi ya kutya oshibofa eshi otashi topolela mOosikolamoka ye li olugumbo 1wondhalate na oshi Shikango. Talvo okwa ya ko a konaakonwa kopolifi yOn­ taya longo oongundu dhopevi li shi ipyakidbilwa nasho shikule mumwayina na a kat-­ dangwa noya Hangwena. lela ongorr.ukalo gwokuya ngaashingeyi. Okwa gwedha ale kutya oshike tashi mu ...""""_ .--_...... - ". 16 Friday March 15. 1991 . 1]:t~ NAMIBJAN

.. .. ;.. .;.:.: .... .;.;.;.; .. .; . .; ...... :-:-:-:.: :'; .; .. -:';.,';';"::::::::.':-:: .-.. ' . ',", ...... :,>::.:-::.::.>.:;:;;- .>.:.: ..~:- .: .. '" .. ' .,' .••.... : • yokuushai miilonga. Ohlli ko Tango tala tatu hepekwa komalenga (headmen). nawa IllIg~ I~~~ ~ ~~ ~mg~~ l tl ~E :~> FEM~l b IY E• .• EE ~~1~'~~ ) Oshafa kutya oyene yo­ mikunda kayewete kutya otwa Kanlbadhaleni okunyola shoka ongodi ohandi keelelwa ilo ndi nakulya omuntu mompangu. Angala laakanitha oomwenyo OMUSIMANEKWA mangukuluka na ohaya yelek­ shuuvitike ko nawa naampoka indile nande oshivike shimwe Ipuleni Dunga okwa hokolola dhawo nodhaantu yawo. Aaleshi kwathandje u tu lile ndje osh­ ele okukolonyeka ngaashi kwali tapa pumbwa ekwatho ukwathe. opo ndi ka myauke keumbo kutya omuti okwe gu landa yoThe Namibian shoka mwa inyolwa shika moshifo shoye. hayeshiningi muuyuni waB- Tatu tili theni uuyuni ngele ohandi keelelwa. koSwakopmund mostola yaB­ leshele omukulupe Tuwilika Onda hala okutya nandi kum­ otha. . otatu ningeni ike sheya keyulu Kala nee to ehama ye otel9I erger naNamupala omudonga, Kalola haye pa Ipuleni Dunga agidhe. unene ku yakwetu Ethindilo kongudhi 'osheya okupembwa. Natu findikile koKaribib osho ote nelalakano okulyapo omusa­ omuti.Shoka shila ondumbo nokaaleshi yoshifo shikahashi nuukwamuhoko muyo owulimo ekeleheni omapopyo ku fiyeko ye teku ula tati ove mane gwe oshoka aniwa ohe yowala. piti meni nopondje yoshilongo. . tawu tutuma na owa hala gaatokokele, tseni tu i gamekeni ita vele ove shapo opapalashe mu dhenge. Aamwayina oye Aantu mbaka naya gandje Ngele tandi tameke, onda okuziza nookuli. Oshili ongiini koshili. ashike ikukwete. gumupe egunwepo. Omuti ombili moshifo sho the Na­ hala okutya moshifo shika sho ngele onda hala epya landje Opena aantu oyendji hatu Fye ohatu uya nee poinuliwa ngoka anu nani hago. Na kon­ mibian. Ngame kandi shi The Namibian meni nopondje nda futa ndamana ihe konima uvuko iinima.pambambo no­ osho aaye ooh oihuna, keshe ima okwe kegu holola. omu·kwanezimo omuntu ow­ yakwetu. mwene gwomukunda oteya pamukalo ngoka gwaaukile. efiku ote ku lombwele tati ame Konima ishewe yosiriwike ala ndali moompangu adhihe. Elaiakano lyandje oku gandja nomutekulu nenge omwana Inamu katya kutya ita mu nghina oinuliwa ondina eendjo Omusamane Angala mwene etumwalaka mokati koshigwana nenge gumwe gwomookuume kanyolelako we koshifo shika dihapu. Oshili omwati ngoo gwomukunda Joel okweya shoka shili tashi pititha niin­ FERNANDO MWAALA ke haya longo pamwe ya teteko aawe, nyola yambidhidha nee inatu ninga omakangha. komukulupe te mu lombwele ima yaaukile mokati kaantu P.O.BOX 178 oshitopolwa shandje eshigad- mpoka papumbwa eyam­ Ondimulongi ngo waMina ila muye mukapangulwe aniwa yoshigwana shaNamibia, OSHAKATI . jepo. bidhidho. Pehulilo otandi ti haikwata R 130 komwedi. ongoye wagandja omuti. nomuyuni. Oshili ngaa paushili shono? tunga oshigwana shoye pankatu Oshiima ngoo osho vakwetu. Omapangu ontiyali: Ondi shishi tse otu lyeni aantu Nenge anuwa oshitopolwa nopamuthika gu ukilila shi ha Umwe momina onda kala mo Tango manga kapena nando yomadhiladhilo, nomaitaalo Omuholi hayalongo pamwe ya teteko kale nokutengatenga. eedula 20 komwedi ondina olye apopya. Ipuleni gayooloka. Onda hala oku oshitopolwa moshandje shimwe R240 nande nee mwati ouwa okwathikama mbala. lombwela aanyoli kutya ngele woshiwana ina ndishilonga omolwa anuwa iha uwanapo. Ombili meme Tuwilika, oode oushishi kutya ngoye DR. BEN A. SHEEHAMA ohapuli iinluna yaMuushiinda ku lundila na ombili koshig­ omuNamibia nomutungi OKAKELE K wafeinge ndi popye sha ye okuna ngaa ulithilo we ihe wana osho Ipuleni ati ngawo. goshiwana moshilongo shetu, P.O.BOX 1480 G.M. NGHISHI- moshifo shetu shika kovaleli sho haya yolo nohayanu pamwe Omukulupe okwa ti Ipuleni kambadhala shili ukale OSHAKATI IKUSHITYA vetu vo Republika yamanguluka na mwene gwomukunda nena kandi mushi nande nomaandjetu - waholola omadhiladhilo goye NAMIBIA LITIIIUM MINES yaNamibia. Moshiwana otamu oho uvu owala tadhikuziilile keshimo. Shondili Ipanda mpoka u li wu uvite nayi. PRIVATE BAG X49 linyenge ngaha kutya ngaashi kelenga. okwayimo Ipuleni hokolola Natu kaleni tango twa tala KARIBIB kovakalimo vomoSingela, Onkee ngele owa hala okuuva ngaashi wa lombwele ndje. pawa kutya shoka tatu nyoleni Enyenyeto otashi nyenyeta omolwashike nawa elanga ohaliti owala Kaandja Oswin Mukulu: omuntu oweshitala nawa. Natu vamwe tava landifa tava futu •• ongame teti" onkee owu na Ipuleni ota vundakaneke kambadhaleni okuyoolola iin­ Ame ondili ongomulongi voovamwe tava landifa itava okulandula nokuninga shoteti" owala oohapu dhoka apopile ima mbyoka yopaumwene womoMine popepi naKaribib, futu? oshili ngaa mondjila shono? hadho we. Sigo twayi koPolisi naambyoka yomokati kaatu. onda hala okupopya eudonai Omusamane' Oswin Mukulu Ngaashi oundingosho ovo Hasho ngaa nani ekolonyeko omukadhona nkena ehokololo Twaa ningeni owala nokeho lange shaashi okwa li ngo nde Ombalantu okwa hololele natango veli vadingonoka na­ nethindilo kongudhi shono? Iyayela nande omukulupe okuli nokokana. li tumina kombelewa yoshifo moshifo sho The Namibian tango osiingela ovo tava futu Kutya nduno ngu ena okashona owala melaka lye kandi­ Oshinyolwa nenge ndeshi tumineko ngo nale mehokololo lyo mukadhona ile itava futu? nekakuthe kagwedhelwe ngu mushimo maandjetu nomuti oshipopiwa shoye nashi kale kombelewa yoshifo ashike nghi Ipuleni Joshu a Dunga Otushii vati oundingosho ava ena nale oshindji. Ethindilo kandi gushi sigo eya kegumbo. alushe shina etameko. Natu shii tuu! nomukulupe Tuwilika Kalola ovena okujdapo opo pukale kongudhi olya ya nuukoloni Ompangu KaYllli pauyuki kambadhaleni okukala twa Eshi tuu ngaashi nda ton­ shinasha nomiti. Oswin ina onhele nomunhu amona sho tweufumbike oshikako nande omwene gwomukunda igamekeni koshili, tuha popyeru gele ilo nda popya kutya oshe hokolola ehokololo Iyomondjila oshiponga ota uulu okuvatelw; shookilometa omayuvi gon­ Angala naOswin, Shondili, rumba. No inatu hala we okuuva ~hoka twa uveni nenge tweshi vamwe tuli moluhepo hatu kombinga yomukulupe noyili diva ngaashi oministeli Lib­ Ipuleni nezimo oyenapo sha :"mbwelwa kuyakwetu. Oshoka hepekwa moshili oshili otuli ngeyi mompangu muka lpu­ ertina Amathila ali tapopi efiku eimba lyaamboka omalenga noyena shoka yapaathana. Inaya :: ndi shishi opena aanyoli mboka mokati koukoloni womun­ Jeru okw~etamo kaamwayina limwe mboli hasho. nageshi uve. Otatu kega'vulwa! ?angula oya gama owala ill va popl iininu moka mWaalll dowishi wedina Ekat. ,alumentu yathika pu-8 ovo r 19aheiim hano? ' unakulya omuntu sha hoJoka . moo oyo IUu oshili ~lasha. Ohaikala nda hala okudenga yemumono yoyene lCUtya oye ! ..

A copy of this notice and the said sketch-map, being a sketch-map of enior Lecturer the area concerned in which the road to which the application refers Requirements: At least a master's degree in Edu cational and other proclaimed, minor and private roads in that area are Foundations. A doctorate in Educational Foundations, relevant shown, shall for the full period of thirty days mentioned below lie professional qualifica tion s and teaching experience would open to inspection at the offices of the Permanent Secretary for be an added advantage. Works, Transport and Communication, Windhoek, and the Roads Job description: The successful applicant will teach some Superintendent, Grootfontein, during normal office hours. Educational Foundations subjects, viz. Sociology of Education. Philosophy of Education, History of Education and Comparative Education. He/she will also be expected to Any person having any objection to the above-mentioned applica­ carry out other departmental duties as may be allocated tion is hereby invited to lodge his or her objection in writing, with the from time to time by the Head of Department. grounds upon which it is based clearly and specifically therein Date of assumption of duties: As soon as possible. stated, with the Chairman of Roads Boards, Private Bag 12005, Closing date: 28 March 1991. Ausspannplatz 9000, within a period of thirty days from the date of Contact persons: Ms Van Rhyn at 307-2002 or M~ Nashandih publication of this notice. at 307-2295. Attractive remuneration applies. SCHEDULE From a point (A on sketch-m'ap P1470) on the common boundary of the farms Gressenhof 374 and Frauenlob 373 generally north-west­ '1\ University of Namibia wards across the last-mentioned farm to a point (B on sketch-map P 1470) at thejunction offarm road 2829 and trunk road 8/1 in the last­ BUILD THE NATION THROUGH EDUCATION mentioned farm. TH[ BEST !'EOI'll FOR THE JOB S2997/P271 . , THE NAMIBIAN Friday March 15 199117 Geen vordering oor Walvis

DIE hoe verwagtinge wat gekoe!>t.e.( was oor die samespre­ saak oor die hawe as onverhandelbaar beskou. kinge tussen Suid-Afrika en Namible~o6 ~ status van Beide ministers het aan die hoof van afvaardigings ges­ Walvisbaai het gister op 'n lae noot geeindig nlt-d wee taan wat die kwessie van die soewereiniteit van die hawedorp lande geen vergelyk oor die status van die hawe kon bereik en i!.ie omliggende eilande te bespreek. nie. Namible het ook tydens die samesprekinge die kwessie Verskeie pogings om 'n gesamentlike persverklaring uit van sy suidelike grens met Suid-Afrika opgehaal. Die grens te reik het misluk en die Ministers van Buitelandse Sake van loop op die oomblik aan die nOoF~ant van die Oranje­ Namibie en Suid-Afrika, Theo-Ben Gurirab en Pik Botha rivier en nie in die mid del van die rivier soos dit i.'1terna­ onderskeidelik, het gese hulle moet eers aan hul eie reger­ sionaal die praktyk is nie. Geen vordering kon op eoige van ings rapporteer. die twee sake gemaak word nie en Gurirab wou nie se of die Die uitkoms van die samesprekinge was voorspelbaarvol­ Namibiese regering hierdie twee sake as aparte punte wil be­ gens 'n politieke korrespondent van Sapa aangeslen die handel nie. Namibiese minister die samesprekings vooruit gegaan het Alhoewel geen vordering gemaak is nie word die same­ deur in die Nasionale Vergadering aan te kondig dat hy die sprekinge beskou as ' n stap in die regte rigting. Skoolprobleme Op Usakos

SKOOLKOMITEES op Usakos kon nog nie uitsluitsel kry oor die die wyse waarop rapporteer. 'n Opvolgvergad­ hulle onderwyssake op die dorp moet hanteer nie. Sommige skole is oorbevolk terwyl ering sou volgens die besluit ander "gruwelik" onderbenut word en vergaderings wat oor die kwessie gehou i~, het van die genoemde vergader­ glad nie gehelp om enigsins nader aan 'n oplossing te kom nie. ing op die volgende dag gehou word. Dia Adjunk-Minister van Die Junior Sekondere Skool vanhierdie prim€re skool voel Die voorsitter van die komitee Opvoeding en Kultuur, Buddy beskik oor 19 onderriglokale nie gediend met die idee om van die primere skool en die Went worth, het verlede jaar 'n wat 'n houtwerkkamer, 'n die skool te deel met 'n ander skoolhoof moes met die opdrag aan 'n komitee gegee wetenskaplokaal en mediasen­ skoolnie. Ander reelings moet komitees van die ander skole om die moontlilcheid van die !rum insluit. Daar is 83 primere getref word en die komitee wat vergader. Ni die ander kornitees stigting van 'n sekondere skool leerlinge in die skool en daar die saak ondersoek het, het die by die vergadersaal opgedaag op die dorp te ondersoek. word ongeveer 5 van die klas­ aanbeveling gedoen om die het, het die skoolhoof en die V olgens die komitee se kamers benut. skool na Karibib te verskuif en voorsitter van die komitee van bevindings is die meeste skole Daaris ook 'nkoshuis by die daagliks die onderwysers en die primere skool hulle mee­ in die omgewing oorvol be­ skool wat volgens beskikbare die leerlinge na hierdie skool gedeel dat die vergadering nie halwe vir die Junior Sekondere inligting deur 10 leerlinge benut te vervoer. meer gehou kan word nie. Hierdie mangat op die sypaadjie in Billow Straat is op Skool Usakos. 'n Skool wat word. Die komitee het bevind Op 6 Februarie is daar 'n Die skoolkomitee van die o Dinsdag oopgelaat sonder toesig terwyl voetgangers op nie bestaannie, en waarvandie dat hierdie koshuis ook benut vergadering gehou tussen die primere skool het blykbaar nie fasiliteite deur 'n primere en kan word vir die beplande komitees van die skole op die genoeg iniigting tot hul en af in die straat beweeg het. Die gat is ongeveer twee pre-primere skool gebruik word. Sekondere Skool. dorp. Op hierdie vergadering beskikking gehad nie en die meter diep en die persoon wat daarin val sal nie sonder Die komitee het ook bevind Pogings om 'n sinvolle was skoolinspekteurs G. Kalzao \ vergadering moes uitgestel ligte beserings daarvan at'kom nie. Die straat word tans dat leerlinge in die omgewing beweging in hierdie rigting te en J. Viljoen betrokke. Ni word tot hulle al die inIigting verbreed om die verkeer wat met die brug oor die die stigting van 'n sekondere maak het volgens die persone hewige argumente oor die kon verkry. treinspoor kom te kan akkomodeer. skool op U sakos regverdig en wat daarby betrokke is rnisluk. kwessie en na geen oplossing Die probleem waarmee die het aanbeveel dat die fasiliteite Die probleem wat tans on­ bereik kon word nie het hulle dorp nou sit, volgens Lucky van die Junior Sekondere Skool dervind word is om die huidige die aanbeveling aan die Swartbooi, is die primere skool vir hierdie doel aangewend primere skool op 'n ander plek komitees gedoen om liewer sake watin die geboue van 'nJunior word. te huisves. Die skoolkomitee onderling uit te pluis en te Sekondere Skool sit en die ander Presents skole wat dringend plek vir hul leerlinge soek. Die primere skool wil volgens hom nie die Rituele moord in Rundu las van die ander primere skole "THE verlig nie maar kan ook nie onbepaald in die geboue wat Ses mans het eergister in die Die Stasiebevelvoerder van Sikambo Izenwa en Mukoya hulle tans onderbenut bly nie. WEEKEND magistraatshofin Rundu ver­ die Bagani polisiestasie, Sec­ Sinyemba. Indien die Sekondere Skool in skyn op 'n klag van moord ond Mashaka, het aan Nampa Kalimbwe het volgens hew­ die geboue wat deur die primere PROGRAMME" na 'n 74-jarige vrou, Napemba vertel dat die saak tot 18 Maart erlnge die ander gevra om skool gebruik word, begin word, Thihengo, ongeveer twee weke uitgestel is solank die onder­ vir hom "private mensUke het die primere skool geen gelede vermoor is. soek voortgaan. Die beskuldl­ dele" te bring sodat hy dlt heenkome nie, behalwe as lrulle Friday and Sy is op Shadikongora, gdes is nog steeds in aan­ vir toordery kan gebrulk. Hy by die bestaande primere skole omtrent 170 kilometer oos houding. het.hulle na bewerlng renos­ wil inskakel. Saturday: The van Rundu vermoor. Volgens die klagstaat is die terhorings in ruil aangebied Die voorsitter van die Die aangeklaagdes het kleinseun van die oorledene, ° vir die menslike dele. skoolkomitee van die primere mighty TAXI skynbaar die liggaam van die Muruti Kachile, ook in die Bronne in Rundu se die skool het laat weet dat 'n ver­ oorledene in ' n water­ saak betrokke. vrou is blykbaar uitgekies as gadering hopelik op 19 Maart stroompie gegooi nadat hulle Die and er beskuldigdes is gevolg van haar onvermoe gehou sal word aangesien die back in action! dele van haar Iiggaam Francis KaUmbwe, Nichola om haal" teen haar aanvallers gevraagde inIigting teen gister verwyder het. Kavura, Andreas Kavinja, tee te sit. beskikbaar was. Admission: R12.00 Roemenie wil brue bou Sunday: Jazz Die Romania-Africa Society wil graag verhoudinge met Namibie en ander Afrika­ en Afrika. Die klub moet beskik Nite, featuring lande opbou. Dit is 'n private maatskappy wat gestig is met die doelom verhoudinge oor 'n biblioteek en ander met die Afrika-lande op te bou in die velde van kultuur, wetenskap, ekonomie, geriewe en daar moet 'n tydskrif toerisme en nog vele and er. uitgegee word wat die bedry­ TAXI with Jazz wighede van die klub sal bek­ DieS.R.Aisop25Mei 1990 ondersteun word. Die vereniging wil ookhelp endmaak. and Fusion in Boekarest gestig en is oop Die vereniging wil bande met met die verkryging van beurse Die hoofkantore van veren­ tot alle Afrika-lande wat be­ ander soortgelyke organisasies vir diegene wat in Afrikag­ iging is in The World Institute langstel om verhoudinge met in Afrika bekom en sal help eskiedenis en Afrikatale wil for Economy in Boekarest. Die Ladies Free!!! Roemenie op te bou wat tot met die uitruil van afvaardig­ spesialiseer. Dit sal aanhelp adres is 12 Republic Road, 3rd voordeel is van wedersydse ings, boeke, publikasies, kun­ met die vordering wat gemaak Area, 70348. Gents: R5,OO geestelike waardes en die suitstallings, rolprente en klank word op die gebied van die • Die telefoonnommer in beskawing. Uitruilskemas en video kassette en studiehand­ geskiedenis van Roemenie en Boekarest is 142006. Die presi­ Tuesday: The tussen skrywers, wetenskap­ boeke. Dit sal ook die ontwikke­ Afrika. dent van die uitvoerende likes, kunstenaars, spesialiste, ling van ekonomiese en toer­ Dit is 'n ideaal van die ver­ komitee van die vereniging is onderwysers, studente enjoer­ isme bedrywighede met ander eniging om 'n klub te begin vir Aurel Zamfirescu 'n joemalis finals of naliste sal deur die vereniging lande bevorder. vriendskap tussen Roemenie in die land. our Miss . THE Namibian is published by The Free Press of Namibia (Pty) Limited, with editorial offices at 42John Meinert Street, Windhoek.1t is edited by Gwen Lister and printed by John Meinert Independence (Pty) Limited of Stiibel Street, Windhoek. The Namibian's postal address is P 0 Box 20783, Competition Windhoek, Namibia, fax (061) 33980, telephone 36970/1/2/3/4, telex 3032. Werner Neef - .'>- verander nie. Hy was nog steeds wat 'n sekere bedrag geld ver­ Wanneer daar wel'twee of "n gooie vriend. _ dien 'n ander Namibier in diens meer kwotasies ingedien word, vereer Daarom wil ek hom vereer moot neem. Op hierdie manier en jou keuse - onthou dit bly vir sy selfrespek en karakter. kan hulle bydra om-die werk­ jou reg en voorrreg - val op die Wemer Neefwas 'nuitstaande Sy familie moet die volgende Toosheid in die land te verlig. paneelklopper wat di~otr- -' publieke figuur in ons nasie. woorde in gedagte hou. Die Daar moet ook 'n spesiale sie die hO.9gst~is, daar Hierdie land het 'n man lewe is soos die teater en ons kornitee aangestel word om toe deurassessors gese word dat verloor wat politieke sienings moet die einde verwag. te sien dat die wer.!s~nde per­ jy as versekerde die verskil geskep het. 'n Man wat ek Wees sterk genoeg om tred sone werkloseS' m diens neem- tussen die twee kwotasies plus persoonlik geken het ill die te hou met die gegewe omstan­ Vandag gebeur dit in die land die bybetaling moet inbetaal. NAMIBIA NITE politiek en as kollega. dighede. dat presidente, ministers, regters Daar bestaan ook nie so 'n Gedurende die oorgangsperi­ ev al die ander hoer amptenare reeling nie. Dit is maar bloot ode was hy my adjunk' '8 hul huiswerk self doen. Hulle bangmaakstories. would like to wish ministerie \'an-infr struktuur. was selfhul klere, hul potte en Hiermee wil ek 'n beroep Dit -wa;-'n -man waarmee ek Oplossing vir vloere en werk self in die tuin doen op Jan Publiek om asse­ the NAMIBIAN geen probleme gehad het nie. terwyl die werkloosheid op­ blief in so 'n grensgeval die Hy was een van die beste werkloosheid gaan. hand op te lig en te skryf aan amptenare wat ek ontmoet het. Indien hierdie wet uitgevaar­ die hoofkantore en onderskeie GOVERNMENT & Later het hy saam met Kai­ Om die probleem van werk­ dig word sal die werkloosheid takke en beswaar aan te teken angula die CDA as politieke loosheid in Namibie op te los daal en sal almal geld het om om onder die hoofde se aandag party gevorm. Selfs hiema het moet die regering 'n wet uitvaar­ ten minste 'n broodte koop. te plaas. NAMIBIAN hy nie sy verhouding tot my dig wat se dat enige Narnibier Hul!e sal dan ook iets het om Word dit plaaslik gehOll word hulle in die dag mee besig te dit in elk geval in die ki~m hou in plaas daarvan om rond gesmoor. PEOPLE a .Happy te loop en te steel. Onthou maar bietjie toe u versekering uitgeneem het of Anniversary on ,.SPI:S BONA MOTORS Jona K. Mburura sodanige persone al hierdie Arandis dinge aan u genoem het of nie. . Kal •• r'St;. In my geval was 'n maande­ their FIRST 'rtfj 32442/224579 " WINDHOEK '. IHl 20974 Bangmaaksto­ likse prernie uitgewerk oor een jaar met geenaddisionele reels SELECTED USED CAflS ries met motor­ en regulasiens nie, behalwe dat YEAR of daar 'n rninimale voorgeskrewe 1987 VW Microbus Airconditioned versekering bybetaling in alle gevalle gedoen moet word. Radiorfape...... ,...... R35900 Hiermee wil ek graag die vol­ INDEPENDENCE! In sovee! gevalle wat ons al gende met Jan Publiek deel 1989 Ford Sapphire 2,0 Gl van gehoor het moes kliente waarvan ek en soveel ander Radiorrape 22000KM...... ;...... R28900 tevrede wees met die werk van ook deel is. As gereelde pre­ ongekwalifiseerde paneelklop­ 1987 Toyota Cressida GLI-6 rniebetaler en versekerde van pers en moes hul!e aan die 'Full House" ...... R28250 'n versekeringsmaatskappy wi! einde van die dag driedubbel 1988 Opel Monza L8 GLi AlC, Rrr...... R27900 ek die aandag op die volgende vestig. die be drag betaal om hulle voertuie gangbaar te Iaj. FRI + SAT 14H30, 17H30, 1989 Nissan Sentra 1.6 GLA/C, Rrr...... R24900 Wanneer 'n voortuig in 'n Waarvoor het jy dan verseker­ 20HOO, 22HOO 1987 VWKombi 1900 watercooled ...... R27500 bot sing betrokke was en daar 1987 Toyota Corolla 1,6 GLS Sprinter word 'n eis ingestel jy• . as ing? Waarom betaal jy elke maand bloedgeld en moet jou SUN - THURSDAY 14H30, versekerde en prerniebetaler, airconditioner radiorrape ...... :R22500 mond gesnoer word vir die 17H30, 20HOO die reg en voorreg behou om 1988 Isuzu KBD 28 die paneelklopper van jou keuse werklikheid? Onthou staan op en veg vir GOODFELLAS - ROBERT DE NIRO LWB Diesel, P/up ...... : .. R25900 te kan kies. Dit is 'n grondwet. jou reg en voorreg. Moenie Daar glad nie so iets bestaan Three decades of life in the Mafia! 1987 Toyota Hi-Lux 4x4 .. : ...... ,...... R33900 tussengangers toolaat om jou 1989 Ford Sierra 3000LX Radiorrape .... R275DO soos om twee of meer kwota­ 4 Nominations for the Academy sies in te dien nie. Werk net op die skrik op die lyf te jaag nie. 1989 Toyota Corolla 1.31...... R20900 Award r een kwotasie. Polishouer Sat: 16/3/1991: 10hOO - Black Eagle 1987 Toyota Hi-LuX Diesel LWB ...... R23900 1990 Citi Golf 25000km ... :...... ,.... R19750 1987 VW Jetta CLX Aircon Rrr 'spotless" ...... R 25200 1990 Opel Club 1400 20000km ...... R20900 .1987 Ford Husky 1.8 drop side P/up ...... R 19500 19h30: TOLLA IS TOP S - Com edy il"'1~1~~~;I~~~~: . PLUS!! Black E agle - Action Ferdi Hol1oway, J aco Venter geclllre.ncle kantoor-- ure J ean-Claude va n Dam me 'reI: (061) 225479/32442 After hours: (061) 42970/41267

Faculty of Education Faculty of Arts Department of Department of Psychology Educational Psychology Senior Lecturer Junior Lecturer/Lecturer

Requirements: A master's degree in Psychology and regis Requirements: At leas t an honours degree in Psychology, bu t tration as a Psychologist. preferably a master's degree in Education specialising in J ob description: Teaching and training at undergraduate Educational Psychology. In addition the appli.cant should and postgraduate levels. have taugh t in schools for atleas t three years; or have relevant equivalent experience of the same duration. Previous univer­ Date of assumption of duties: As soon as possible. sity teaching will be an added' advantage. Closing date: 25 March 1991. Job description: The successful applican t will be expected to teach Educational Psychology courses 1.0 certificate and di­ J unior Lecturer ploma students. as well as run in-service cou rses in Educa­ ·tional Psychology for secondary school teachers a nd teacher training tutors. In addition the s uccessful applicant will be Requirements: At least an honours degree in Psychology. expected to assist in teaching practice supervision. and cany . Job description: Teaching and training at undergraduate out other departmental d uties as maybe allocated tohim from and postgraduate levels. time to time by the Head of Department. Date of asswnption of duties: 1 May 1991. Closing date: 5 April 1991. Date of assumption of duties: AB soon as possible. Contact persons for both positions: Prof C Vorster at 307- Closing date: 28 March 1991 Contact persons: Ms Van Rhyn at 307 -2002 or 2032 or Ms Van Rhyn at 307 -2002. Ms Nashandih at 307-2295. . Attractive remuneration applies. Attractive remuneration applies. University of Namibia 'i\ 'i\ University of Namibia BUILD THE NATION THROUGH EDUCATION BUILD THE NATION THROUGH EDUCATION \\N~ TIlE OEST I'(OPLI fOR THf J08 S2992/P268 \N~ TH[ BE ST I'(OPLI fOR THE JOB S 2994/P269 THE'NAMIBIAN- Friday March 15 1991 19 TEL 36970 CLASSIFIED ADS FAX 33980

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CLEAN TOUCH 4 Bedrooms English for people with style! methods of cleaning - Requirements: Your Hostess for HOST Flatlet: with 2 2. have knowledge of never let any carpet Bedrooms *RIO,OOO cash Yvonne van Dorsten. the Printing and cleaner wash or steam investment Plus kitchen Publishing Industry KOC K & clean your carpet before "'Strict discipline plus Bathroom 3. have own tranpsort SCHMID T It was vacuumed - we "'Y ou must be IH ouses for sale I Plus Diningroom 4. submit a curriculum specialise in cleaning hardworking Occupation: 1 April The N amibian Store vitae and references carpets, upholstery & *you must have space 1991 with written applica- since 1904 matresses . and for storage (garage etc) Presently Occupied by tions. Salary: R1600 Tel: (061) 33131 removing soil *you must have Ambassador Closing date for For peace uf mind call telephone ethics ~t'1''''1i<>ES~ ... . ._ Don't delay! applications: 22 March 21-2555 any time Phone now! <\ Areas required for : FLATS FOR SALE Write to: r 1. Katutura Contact: Lourens du A.P. Sales , KLEIN WINDHOEK Plessis WINDHOEK 2. Khomasdal Mandate no. 3416 PO Box 21593 MANUFACTURES! 3. Karibib Tel: 32401 (0) Windhoek 9000 R106000 37470 (h) DISTRmuroRS 4. Okahandja 2 Bedroom flat Namibia (PTy) LTD 5. Gobabis Ground Floor Tel: (061) 217439 or Call: (061) 62750 and Immediate Occupation I House for sale I MARK Hi ask for Dennis Wanted to rent 224723, PO Box 50014, *...... * Hanstein, for further ._- . 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SPORT SHORTS ... SPORT SHORTS Anl)ouncement I I Cars for sale I I Vacancies ~======~ STARS-BA tions. Zimbabwe's perfonnance The 48 schools present were NAFAU 4th AUTO PARK URGENT: PERSON­ in the sporting disciplines is from Arandis, Karibib, NATIONAL (PTy) LTD NEL VACANCIES LEADS LOG on a par with Namibian stan­ Khorixas, Omaruru, Otjim­ CONGRESS 91 C/o Tal & Venning Street dards according to the NNSC. bingwe, Swakopmund and WINDHOEK - SIDFIDI Windhoek Ministry of Education According to Dr L E Jubber, Walvis Bay. KA TUTURA giants N ashua HALL 1990 Mercedes Benz Secondary School chairperson of the NNSC, the The executive committees Black Africa and Pepsi Afri­ IDGHLIGHTS: Otjikoto competition will give the for 1991 is as follows: A.M.G. As good as new can Stars sprung a ;Ulpl1se on Private Bag 2003 smaller spolting disciplines the Regional chairperson - P A R195 000 Wednesday night when they Day One: Friday, 22nd OppOltunity to join in the cele- Britz; v/chairperson - B Awaseb; 1989 Sentra 1.3. GL Tsumeb 9000 both won their respective brations. . treasurer - E Nanuseb; secre­ March R19250 Accounting '(St. 6 - 10) Rassing Premier League out­ Namib Air presented tickets tary - W Diergaardt (tempo­ Arrival .,"d 1989 Toyota Dyna 3- Afrikaans (St 7 + 8) ings against BS Tigers and SKW . to the value of approximately rary) - the secretary will be Registration of Delegates ton Low km R47 900 Agriculture (St. 6 - 10) Fe. R40 000 to the Sports Council appointed by the secretary. Day Two: Saturday, Typing (st. 6 - 10) Black Africa, despite enjoy­ 1986 Toyota Corolla on Wednesday for the compe­ The regional code commit­ 23rd March ing territorial advantage over a 1,6 Twin Cam One Minimum tition. tees is as follows: gutsy Tigers, had to wait until . Time 09hOO - Owner R19500 "The SpOlt Council has also Athletics - S Duiker, G qualifications: the .63rd minute before their Opening address by the 1984 Isuzu KB 21 contributed RSO 000 to the Cupido; soccer - H Volman, B Category C with teach­ national midfield star and Honourable Minister of Clean R14500 projuct," said Jubber Kamiseb, A Veii; netball - K ers certificate captain Eric Quest could !let Labour, Manpower and The SPOlts codes t1. ·· will Labuschagne, MBam, L Hoo­ 1980 Landrover Teclmical: Electrician the winner. Development participate in the Independence ies; rugby - W Mouton, N shortwheel base original Trade + NTC ITI Tne Pepsi Boys, on the other Three: Celebrations are as follows: Kruger, S Kwabub, A Haywood; Day Sunday, 24th engine R14900 hand, had little difficulty in Badminton, bowling, cycling, tennis - Elliott, I Lopez; cricket March 1984 320i BMW one Starting date: whiping SKW FC 4-0 at their golf (men & ladies), parachute, - L Benjamin, J Engelbrecht, J Issuing of Certificates to owner R23 500 9 Apl'il 1991 home ground, but the winners squash, table tennis, tennis, Taylor; hockey - D van Zyl, R shop-stewards, study Enquiries: Mr W A had to wait until the second 1981 VWKombiV6 volleyball and football. Stear; gymnastic - W Dier­ circle trainees Silver (Tel: (0671) half before they could record Engine 9000 kms only gaardt, Geldenhuys; volleyball Venue: Windhoek 2391 Mr J H Steyn any goals. R16 500 and many, - L Doeses; boxing - A Awaseb; (Tel: (0671) 293205 Newly-signed mifielder Tonii Shifidi Hall many more to select from WESTERN swimming - Owen-Smith, Je Meroro made use of his tall A deal by us can always Fax no: 33980 Meyer; table tennis - P Teyser reach when he powered in a SPORTS and C Ngothu; golf'- W v/d be done flying header for the opener Various Merwe; chess - M Kulsen; Contact Ivan or Clem before a SKW defender netted CHOSE Special service ringtennis - J Awoseb; bad­ Tel: 225307/225392 an own goal to make the score COMMITIEE minton - U Sani. Your overseas mends are After hours: 32484 2-0. The most important tasks of freezing? Stars ace stIiker Pule 'Nori­ NAMIBIA the executive and code com­ ega' Tjombe sensed blood in The Tamariskia High School Get th~m a handknitted mittees will be: the 65th minute and his fierce on Wednesday hosted a his­ jersey, scarf, Houses for sale I' 1) delimination of zones. shot registered the third goal toric meeting of all schools to socks or legwarmers 2) setting of specific bylaws. and captain Nico Hindjou fol­ fonn a regional body to organ­ Namibian-made by An­ Prestige 3) appointment of zonal f. lowed Tjombe' s example with ise sport in the west. gora Rabbit Wool convenors. properties .§l.~ , the fourth. The meeting was convened 4) drawing up ofleague fix­ See you at the Craft The hard-tackling sweeper by the two Ministries of Edu­ tures for codes. Centre in Windhoek Tel: 212640 beat the opposition and he cation, Culture, Youth and Sport 5) drawing up a year pro­ or phone (0641)5442 Khomasdal office slotted the ball home to regis­ and chaired by the Deputy gramme of the region. Swakop River Angoras, Tel: 224153/224656 ter his second goal of the league. Director of School Sport, C PO Box 5442, CRAFTS CEN TRE BA and Stars are currently Japhta. City office leading the log with 10 points, SWakopmund 9000 "Did you know that OKARYANGAVA articles and crafts NORTHERN Telefriend is your friend in KATUTURA made by yourself at I Special ser~ice I MOVE IN BY END OF home or by children ATHLETICS need and crisis. Help is MARCH!! at your school could ONCE UPON A WORD LUXURY HOUSES be sold at the Namibia PROMISE as close as a telephone. Creative Writing Work- 1 - 3 BEDROOMS Crafts Centre SPARKS shop for 14 - 18 year- FROM R55,000 TO ONE OF THE Phone us between 10hOO olds 3 and 4 April R84,000 ONLY FACTORY Facilitator: Dr Dorian SHOW WEEKEND 15 SHOPS IN TOWN SOME of the star athletes that and 23hOO every day at Haarhoff -17MARCH took part in the recent Triomf Contact: Martin Aiff Course fee: R65,00 BUY NOW!! PRICE at 222236 NOW!! 100 Prestige Athletics event Contact: Anne Haarhoft' will perform in Saturday's (061) 6-3028. INCREASES 15 Northern Region Athletics at 222212 MARCH ~ Championships at Otjiwarongo. The Otjiwarongo High Prestige School will be hosting the event properties L Religious at the Athletics Stadium. CCN EDUCATION FORUM According to Jacques le Roux, one of the tournament organ­ Tel: 212640 Khomasdal PROGRAMME COORDINATOR isers, Eugene Venter, the very office Tel: 224153/224656 City office promising triple jump athlete The CCN Education Forum is looking for a PROGRAMME will also be in action tomor­ KATUTURA -The Quran row. 3 bedroom Speaks!! COORDINATOR in its Teacher Upgrading programme. Venter has has a personel Large stand The work requires the incumbent to manage and coordinate the day-to best distance of 15,44 metres R127 000 (negotiable) VollX - No 8 day managing of the programme. He/She would have to liaise with other with his other opponents trail­ THE NGOs, identified interest groups, members of the Education Forum and ing at 12,86 metres. The KATUTURA principals and the Ministry of Education. He/She will be responsible for Otjiwarongo athlete is also the 3-Bedrooms REVELATION only long jumper in the coun­ R66780, organising and administering workshops. try to have jumped over 7 The revelation of the Other duties include: metres. KHOMASDAL EXT 8 "'identifying areas of need He is also the record holder Book (Quran) is from 3 Bedroom with b.i.c. ALLAH (God), the "'reporting On activities and progress in the pole-vault in the under- Kitchen stove + b.i.c. *purchasing of equipment 13 age-group and was awarded Immediate occupation Mighty, the Knower, the Best Performer cup during R120 000 (negotiable) the Forgiver of sin, the the Triomf 100 event. Accepter of repen­ The ideal candidate should meet the following requirements: Secondary school as well as KHOMASDAL 'tance, the Stern in pun­ *have an educational qualification junior secondary schools will Begonia street *be a competent English speaker take part in the event. The : ishment, the Bountiful. 3 *have experience in managing and administering programmes of this Okakarara Zone will particiapte bedrooms lThere is no God but he: for the first time with 51 com­ 2 bathrooms, Garage ; to Him "is the Final nature R124 000 (negotiable) petitors. Goal. *be interested in educational activities Holy Quran 40:2-3 *must have a valid drivers licence NNSCTO Notice Write for a free copy . "'be prepared to travel. STAGE of Christ in Islam The Council offers an attractive remuneration package, including hous­ Mr M Waiters from Rob AIl Corresspondence ing.allowance, medical aid and pension scheme. BILATERAL Motors no 8 Main Street, Answered PO BOx 245 Karasburg I Apply in writing to: EVENT wants mr Paulus Andreas Namibia Islamic of Checkers Wholesalers, Information Service I Council of Churches THE Namibia National Sports Oshakati to come and col­ : Cnr. Effata & Dekapo. T he Director Council (NNSC) is organising lect his AMCO POWER lis St. Soweto Non-FQrmal Education Unit CCN a bilateral competition betWeen MODEL, 58071, SERIAL . Box 22421, Windhoek PO BOx 41, Windhoek Zimbabwe and Namibia dur­ NO 8840153, 230 VOLT in I 9000 Namibia Namibia ing the Independence celebra- two weeks time. ,. . .' • ( . i j . 22 Friday March 15 .1991 'tHE·N'AMIBtA 1N

Chance for Young Ones - from page 24 Rossing Premier League Outfit - CHIEF SANTOS FC NOMTSOUB giants Chief Santos are one of the front-runners in the tough Rossing Premier League. The Tsumeb the weekend will take place at stoub crowd. outfit had a surprising win over Nashua Black Africa in their exciting league battle last Sunday. They are only the Tsumeb when Chief Santos will The rejuvinated Nampol and go all ou.t against Blue Waters the unpredictable Ramblers second team to beat the Namibian cup champions. The Amakhosi, as Santos are known, will be hosting Blue Waters and Eleven Arrows at their could find the going too tough and Eleven Arrows in other league outings this weekend. Santos have never lost a match on their homeground this Nomstoub home ground. when they visit Outjo and . season and the two coastal sides could see some fireworks. Santos is, squatting from left; Clemence Wimmerth, Santos, inspired by the tall Khorixas. Jomo Gei-khoebeb, Engel Johnson, Putu Eigowab, Billow Ha-Eirob, Ben Eiseb (skipper), Cassex Nanuseb. Pull Subeb, won their last Robber Chanties and Golden Standing: Chacklas Xamiseb, Willy Subeb, Above DOeseb, Marcellus Witbeen, Gerros Witbeen, Bonnie Nanuseb, matches against SKW Fe and Bees are no walk over at their Lucky Kakuva and Max 'Zoda Five' Johnosn (coach). Black Africa and the two coastal homegrounds and a tough time I t giants could expect fireworks awaits the two Windhoek clubs. Also on Wednesday night at the SKW Stadium, Chief r in front of the partisan Nom- ... See full fixtures elsewhere. Santos officials Petrus Shaanika and Corry Uri-khob wit­ nessed the brightly shining Pepsi African Stars take over their second place by humiliating hosts SKW FC 4-0. Black Africa and African Stars, who contested last year's Curriculum Group: Metropolitan Champ of Champs final which the Lively Agriculture and Nature · Lions won, are noW jointly leading the log with 10 points from seven matches. Conservation Young Ones, Santos and Arrows have dropped to joint second spot with eight points from six matches, one less Senior Lecturer than the two leaders. (Biological Studies) The league race could take a dramatic turn this weekend when the teams resume their league matches. Requirements: M + 5 or an equivalent quali­ Some of the players are really impressive, scoring and fication. setting up some marvellous goals for their respective sides. Job description: Lecturing in Ecology. Na­ The individual competitions, like the Soccer Star of the ture Conservation. Development and Man­ .THRILLS GALORE IN Year, Footballer of the Year and the Top Goalscorer of the agement subjects as well as performing cer­ Season, sponsored by private companies, have awakened tain administrative functions. RoSSING LEAGUE the killer instinct in our local stars. The past weekend has seen the emergence of talented Date of assumption of duties: As soon as THE R15 000 prize money for the winner of the 1991 young goal-scorers like Chief Santos' Gervatius Witbeen possible . . Rossing Premier League seems to have added real sizzle to (the leading scorer), Boeta Mungunda of Liverpool, midfield CIosln, date: 28 March 1991. the form of some teams and players. star Elifas Shivute of Arrows, Ewald Hoebeb of Nampol Contact persons: Ms Van Rhyn at 307 -2002 The fight for top spot on the league log after·SW A Toyota and the sharpshooting Pule 'Noriega' Tjombe of African Young Ones headed it on a better goal difference over or Ms Nashandih at 307 -2295. Stars, all shooting holes in their opponent's goalkeepers. fellow-leaders Chief Santos and Eleven Arrows is a clear Tjombe has proved on more than one occasion that he has indication of the fierce struggle for the top honours. the deadliest foot in the Premier League. The nimble­ Attractive remuneration applies. Beforelastweekend, the Mainstay Cup champions Sarusas footed Stars pivot has scored in all Stars' seven matches so Orlando Pirates were leading the league table after they far. I have never seen a more accurate shooter than this Technikon Namibia ended the two week reign oftheir arch-rivals Nashua Black former Arrows striker. 4\ Africa. And to add some extra spice, the Namibian Sport in COD­ Andjust to show the fine balance in strength and competi-. junction with the Namibia Football Association will award tivness ofthe contenders in the competition, on Wednesday a cool R50 to the top scorer of the month. m i1LD THE :--JATIO[\ THHOl 'Gll EDLJCATIOl'< night Black Africa bounced back into the lead at the * For more details on this competition watch out for nlE BEST PHlI'lE fOR THE.Ol S3003/P274 expense of yet another Katutura giant BS Tigers. Monday's edition of The Namibian. ~~ . NO VEL L The Complete (:Crtifkatc (,I' C( lI11pctCllCC Networking

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FIXTURESu.FIXTURES Namibia Football Association RoSSING PREMIER LEAGUE SATURDAY: OUTJO STADIUM· Golden Bees v. Nampol (l6hOO). NOMSTOUB STADIUM - Chief Santos v. Blue Waters (16hOO). ERIC Quest's return to the Nashua Black Africa squad was welcomed by his team-mates after the talented left­ NAU-AIB STADIUM - Liverpool v. Sorento Bucks (l6hOO). KHOMASDAL STADIUM - Toyota Young Ones v. BS footed national team captain scored the only goal of the match and secured his team a hard -fought 1-0 victory over Tigers (17hOO). BS Tigers on Wednesday night. KHORIXAS STADIUM - Robber Chanties v. Ramblers (16hOO) • . KATUTURA STADIUM - Sarusas Orlando Pirates v. With no fixtures for BA and Stars ... Civics (lShOO). SUNDAY: KHOMASDAL STADIUM - Liverpool v. Toyota Young Ones (17hOO). CHANCE FOR YOUNG ONES OUTJO STADIUM - Golden Bees v. Ramblers (llhOO). KHORIxAS STADIUM - Robber Chanties v. Nampol (09hOl). KATUTURA STADIUM - Sarusas Orlando Pirates v. BS Tigers (I6hOO). TO REGAIN TOP SPOT TSUMEB STADIUM - Chief Santos v. Eleven Arrows victory this season with a poor counter-attacks that are built (09hOO). CONRAD ANGULA record of two draws from their around Kosie Springbok who WEDNESDAY NIGHT: seven league outings. stokes their power house. SKW FIELD - Pepsi African Stars v. Ramblers (19hOO), " I have a good squad which is giving me their full co-op­ The defensive record of the However, the Castle Classic . Nashua Black Africa v. Sarusas Orlando Pirates (2IhOO). eration and the players are committed 100 per cent to Ingwenyarna says it all. They champions will have to con­ lHURSDA Y NIGHT: the game. The guys are really raring to go and the have conceded 14 goals and tend with a revamped Liver­ INDEPENDENCE STADIUM· Nampol FC v. SKW FC league honours are our common aim." . only managed five goals against pool boasting·the services of (14hOO). their opponents this season. the feared David 'Fellah' With these words Lionel Stadium in the Kings at Nights The young Tigers do not lack Snewe. 'Boeta' Matthews, the experi­ first league outing at their skills but the team coach should Snewe, who joined the CENTRAL NETBALL LEAGUE enced coach ofToyota Young homeground tomorrow. work hard on the technical Okahandja outfit from Black SATURDAY: Ones assured the Namibian Tigers, despite a few fine approach of the players and Africa, will play his second CEJl.JTRAL NETBALL COURTS - WINDHOEK: Sport that Liverpool and Civ­ youngsters are struggling to their morale. official match for his new side. _ - 14hOO - IShOO: Young Ones v: Black Africa (I). ics would have their hands full find a successful combination Against Nashua Black Af­ He is a very reliable player and 14h35 -14h35: T.Namib 2a v. T.Namib 2b, Wanderers 2 v. at the Khomasdal Stadium this and winning looks impossible rica on Wednesday night there Young Ones know better than United 2, Florence 2 v. Liverpool. weekend. against Young Ones who have were a few good build-ups from to dismiss him lightly. 14h3S - 15h10: Gobabis 3 v. Crusaders 3, Tigers 2 v. Young Ones have a fine the best defensive record in the the backs but unimaginative But the fast-sprinting for- ~ Pirates 2b, Academy 3 v. African Stars 3a. record since the start of the league so far. play and unnecessary holding ward may have a problem with IShlO - 15h45: Black Africa 2 v. Villagers 2, United 2 v. new season and have not lost a The Terrible Reds, as the back by the midfielders sim­ fitness when he plays his first Liverpool 2, W.O.K. 2 v. Wanderers 2, Western Suburbs match. With their defence fonn Khomasdal outfit is known. ply killed the attacking flair. match of the season against the 2 v. Young Ones 2. it is almost impossible to beat have only conceded three goals Young Ones have a good tough-nut Sorento Bucks at 15h45 - 16h20: Golden Chicago 2 v. Gobabis, Academy 3 the high-flying Kings at Night. from their six league outings rnidfield line-up which can take Okahandja on Saturday. v. Wanderers 3, Florence 3 Cosmos 3, African Stars 3a v. Second from bottom BS of which two were penalties. advantage of any faults from Other interesting matches at W.O.K.3. Tigers will get a first taste of Tigers on the other hand, the opposide side. They are Young Ones at the Khomasdal have failed to register a single also known for their faultless continued on page 22 ~IIIIII.I.IIIIII.IIII.IIIIII~ = CENTAURUS HIGH = = SCHOOL = = THREE TEMPORARY = = TEACHING POSTS: = • • :• Period: 9 April - 20 June •= = English Std 5 - 9 = •= English Std 8 - 10 •= = Afrikaans Std 5 - 7 = •= Apply to Acting •= = Headmaster = •= Private Bag 12023 •= : Ausspannplatz = :• . Closing date for •= THE Namibia v. MCC international cricket event snapped in the opening round of this long awaited clash at the :• applications: 27 Marc h =• Union Grounds yesterday. The three day match will last until tomorrow. A one day match will be played at the Wanderers Grounds on Sunday. The British and their Namibian counterparts with local sports reporters enjoyed : 1991 = a 'Skaapbraai' presented by First National bank at the Independence Stadium on Wednesday night. - ' ~.V ••I ••••••••••••••••••••••~ THE NAMIBIAN Friday March 15 1991 25

ru1ists the conce11s will include Credic the Crow - Fatlrhin Natalie Cole. It features Na- and visited by real patients. a collection of veiY special songs Arti-facts - Using lines talie and a top celebrity on 19h38: Young Opinions from her hugely sucessful 19h16: Window on each show. 20h08: Skyways Foreign Affair . the World An action packed drama series TELEVISION 20h55: Filler 19h41: Homeroom about Pacific International 21hOO: News/Spotlight An engaging young man, Dar­ Airport, the' five million pas­ PROGRAMME 21h30: Feature Film ryl Harper abandons a lucra­ (Independence Day) sengers who pass through every " Rehearsal for Murder" tive career in advertising to NB This schedule is sub­ year and the 8 ()()() people who In classic mystery style Broad­ become a school teacher. He is jectto last minute changes. work there ... the city of the air. way playwright Alex Denniuson teaching fourth grade class at 20h55: Filler 17h58: Programme ·15 - 21 March (Robert Preston) invites sev­ the same school that he at­ 21hOO: News Schedule eral people to a "cold read­ tended as a boy. Darrylloves 21h40: Gentleman and 18hOO: News film is the first of three related ing" of his new play. But it is kids and he's using laughter, Players (11) 18h05: Children'S Bible FRIDAY • ones with the same actors. really his scheme to trap the caring and warmth to sell The continuing story of the Starring: Terence. Stamp, killer of his actress fiancee education to them. But his 18h10: Filler _ rivalry between Mike Savage Monica Welles (Lynn acemic father-iIJ:.law,Hril Drex­ 18h15: Freedom Force 17h58: Programme Carmen du Sautoy and Bo Beaufort. In a game Redgrave) who died a year ago. ler, 'knows that impractical 18h26: Me and Dad's schedule 23h02: UNSUB where there are no rules, they Episode 2: "Daddy Dearest'-'-... The police had declared her Darryl has thrown away a splen­ new Wife . can play it straight or play it 18hOO: News A dramatic series based on an death to be suicide but Alex did future to play nursemaid to Nina Beckwith, still smarting dirty, whatever the prize, 18h05: Take One actual unit of the FBI- a group does not believe that. In the a bunch of juvenile delinquents. from her parents divorce, dis- . money, power or people. 18h10: Filler made up of detectives, psy­ darkened theatre, the five sus­ 20h05: C.A.T.S. Eyes covers when she enters Junior 22h30: The Dave pects re-enact the events lead­ 18h20: Tile Care chologists and computer wiz­ Episode 3: "Under Plain High school that her maths Thomas Show ing to Monica'a death. - Cover" Bears Family ards whose ability to solve the teacher is her father's new wife. Comedian Dave Thomas hosts 23hOO: The Bolshoi at " While investigating a ca of An animated children's series. most complicated crimes is Then her friends, believing they this fast paced, madcap com­ the Bolshoi fraud and the death of a man 18h44: Educational legendary throughout the world. doing her a favour, start a edy with comic guest stars such "Legend of Love" Act I found floating in the river: Pru programme Starring: David Soul, Emmet mov to have the teacher as Chevy Chase, Martin Short In many respects this ballet is is ordered to drop the case. Mr Wizard's World Walsh, Ken McCord. dismissed. s swept into and Kelly Preston. Each show experimental, uniting dance and Starring: Leslie Ash, Jill Gasgo­ the plot, regardless 0 ow­ 19h10: Sport takes place in a theatre where pantomine, classical and folf ine, Rosalyn Landor ing fondness for her new s ave'has to contend with an 20h10: Murder SUNDAY • dancing, taking as its theme an 20h55: Filler mother. . . . audience who actively She Wrote ancient legend by the well 21hOO: News 19h14: Educational Episode 6: "Deadpan" partlclpa . the entertain- 07h30 - llhOO: Good Morn­ known Turkish poet and drama­ 21h30: Cassidy (new) Programme ment and has own Jessica becomes involved in a ingNamibia tist Nazim Hikmet. Adopted from the novel by Group One Medical interrupt the show to murder investigation after a 10h15: Another Life -- Morris West. A series about the drama of re-writes. critic who gave a rave review 1 16hOO: The Protectors Starring: Bill Hunter as Cas­ life as it unfolds in a medical 22h54: Sport to a Broadway play based on MONDAY • 16h30: Storybook sidy. facility staffed by real doctors her novel, turns up dead. Starring: Angela Landsbury, International 17h58: Programme 22h30: Sport Dean Stockwell "The Miraculous Doctor" - Schedule France FOR A DAILY UPDATE OF YOUR 20h55: Filler 18hOO: News WEDNESDAY 16h55: The voyage of 11 FAVOURITE TV PROGRAMMES 21hOO: News 18h05: Take One BUY YOUR COpy OF THE 21h30: Feature Film the Mimi 17h58: Programme The adventures of four young 18h10: Sesame Street "The Lady from Yesterday" Schedule NAMIBIAN EVERY DAY. people who accompany two An educational programme for Crnig Weston's business and pre-schoolers. scientists and a crusty sea 18hOO: News family life is compromised by . ctlptain on a summer research 19h10: Namibia 18h05: Take One his overpowering father-in-law voyage to monitor the behavi­ Inter Sport 18h10: Filler and employee, J C Bartlett. our of humpback whales off. 19h44: The new Leave 18h19: Dusty Lien, a Vietmanese woman with the the coast of Maine. it to Beaver The .story of two friends - Dusty whom Craig had an affair while Episode 8: "Does not a woman and Tom Lincoln - the man in the army, suddenly appears. 17h24: Animals of Africa make" who trained Dusty with love She is dying and has come to Episode 14: "The Okavango Swamps" . Kelly Cleaver believes that and patience to become the ask Craig to raise their son, wearing a bra will make her a best working sheepdog in the Quan. Craig feels he must accept There are few places left on woman. district. the boy but his wife J anet does earth where birds an.d animals Episode 3: Danni stumbles not. Craig and the boy leave can be studied in relative iso­ 20h05: -Life goes On across illegally trapped birds home to start anew and Janet lation. The vast swaplands of Episode .s: "Paige' s date" in Kevin Bilson's car. More must chose whether to follow Botswana provide a hidden Much to her astonishment, Paige sheep are killed in what looks her husband or remain under corner where animals can be falls in love with a personable like another dingo attack. her father's control. observed without the instru­ young man named Larry. Even Starring: Wayne Rogers, Bon­ sion of the modern world. Drew likes him until Larry' s 18h45: Transworld Sport nie Bedelia. 17h47: The Flying immaturity and behaviour start 19h38: To be announced 231105: Night Music Doctors to raise disturbing doubts. 20h05: Neon Rider . Drama series about the legen­ 20h55: Filler Episode 15: "High Wire" dary Royal Flying Doctors 21hOO: News Michael falls head-over-heels Service which fly in any weather 21h30: The Jewel in for an attractive lawyer. But on their mercy missions to the the Crown when her caughter is sent to 17h58: Programme homesteads, stock stations and Episode 4: "Incidents at a the ranch for help, Michael schedule mining camps of the Outback Wedding" discover the truth behind the 18hOO: Children's Bible in Australia. Coopers Cross­ The hasty arrangements for the old saying that you should n::ver 18h05: Filler ing is the isolated base for this wedding of Susan and Teddie come between a mother and 18h10: Ovid and service and the town is popu­ are threatened, but Ronald her cub. the Gang lated with the colourful char­ Merrick provides a solution. 20h55: Filler acters whose loyalities are tested Animated children's series But what should be a happy oc­ 21hOO: News at every turn as the Flying .about Ovid the Duckbilled casion is overshadowed by 21h30: Crime Story Doctors go about their work of Platypus and his friends. unexplained incidents. Episode 13: Holman testifies healing. 181123: Camp Wilderness 22h22: Smithsonian in court - lying on the stand 18h33: Namibia (final) World about Torello 's taking of bribes Inter Sport "Heroes and the test of time " in jewellery and money. 181149: Hills End 19h03: Family Matters 19h13: Sport This progranune explores the 22h14: Big Break Episode 13: "Man's best lives and legacies of two of the A musical progranune hosted 191143: Doogie friend" most intriguing figures of the by international superstar HowserMD The Winslow family discov­ 19th century, artist Thomas Eak­ A funny and touching story ers that having a dog is more ins and General George Arm­ about growing up with more than they bargained for. strong Custer. than the usual responsibilities 19h27: Red Empire and demands. This documentary series is the TUESDAY • 201106: Beauty and first full account of the history the Beast of the Soviet Union and will A modern day rendering of the trace its path from the last days 171158: Programme classic fairy tale, revolving of the Tzars to the rise of Schedule around a beautiful crime-fight­ Gorbachev. Rare archival foot­ 18hOO: News ing investigator and a power­ age from the USSR has been 18h05: Children's Bible ful man/beast whose fearsome supplemented by historical 18h10: Filler appearance belies his superior material from Western sources intelligence and noble spirit. much of which has never been 18h13: Casper Starring: Linda Hamilton and broadcast. and Friends Ron Pearlman. Episoqe 2: This week the pro­ Animated series for children 20h55: Filler granune looks at the period 18lt30: Kids 211100: News from the October Revolution Incorporated (final) 211130: Feature film: in 1917 to the death of Lenin in Episode 28: "The Float Fol­ "Chess Game: The Cold War 1924 and the coming to power lies" Killings" of Stalin. The Civic Pride Parade is a British Intelligence calls in Dr 20h19: Tina Turner (Part week away and Kids Incorpo­ David Audley, expert on Middle ll) rated can't agree 01;1 what kind Eastem affairs to investigate a Tina Turner live in concert of float to build. number of baffling and politi­ during her world tour in 1990. 18h51: Educational cally explosive cases. This In addition to special guest Programme THE stars of the new 'Leave It To Beaver' series, a comedy on family life. 26 Friday March 15 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

mention of how to get into a On the one hand we are saying The 'right' way Kombi or the back of a bakkie that the government has got no in a demure, ladylike fashion! money, and on the other hand I \VISH to make a few com­ these Ministries cost more ments on the recently published Ms Pottas' concern for un­ employment covers only two money. Swapo must not forget book 'The Namibian Way' by the that most of the people who Marietjie Pottas. pages, bu t where to seat people at a formal dinner, how to lay are still unemployed have fought A new book. published by a for this country, even though new Namibian company should the table and at what tempera­ ture to selve the wine is given some pretend they don't know be a cause fo r celebration in them anymore. Namibia' s first year of inde­ several pages, detailed diagrams and photographs. H I say today that the gov­ pendence. Un(ortunateJy, af­ ernment should provide jobs ter reading this manual of It is not so much a book as a the matron's post for six months. They should be setting an mistakes. for the people, some say I am manners, it could have been catalogue of instructions on the 'right' way to behave. Sadly, We urgently appeal to the example for the rest of the an 'enemy'. Some of us who published 50 years ago in any Public Service Commission to country because they have been CARING NAMIBIAN don't have our brothers in country. The only section - one the 'right' way seems simply reconsider the procedure. We chosen to run the offices WlNDHOEK Ministries are suffering a lot, out of 35 of them - which I to be the values of white, believe it is the responsibility smoothly and efficiently. Just but when we were fighting for found useful was the one on Western middle-class society of the Public Service Commis­ think . of the embarrassment national liberation we were health as this gave a useful and not 'The Namibian Way'. Missing money sion itself to employ people on when Ambassadors from vari­ being encouraged and Swapo guide to immunisations and Are the N amibian cultures and the basis of their qualifications ous countries contact the vari­ THIS is an open letter to Or was good to us and comrade- some basic First Aid hints. traditions not considered good and experience. We feel that if ous departments and have to Libertine Amathila, Minister ship was in action. The book is a virtual list of enough? I have to say I found this book an insult and irrele­ they need advice in this regard listen to secretaries who can­ of Local Government and When I recall back to June what people should and that ~y should preferably make not converse in English, even Housing: 12 1975 at a general parade in shouldn't do, pages and pages vant to most peoples' lives; it contact with Ms Rebecca B . at State House, where they put We as residents would like Satotwa, Zambia, the Presi- of instructions on how to be­ therefore seems strange to me who, it is beli s more the telephone down in your to know what the Peri-Urban dent said: "I am commanding have - so many sentences start­ that it has been adopted as 3 e~en smce she has been ear. They do not know how to Development Board is doing you as Chief in Command of ing with 'Don't ... ' 'Never ... ' school textbook, ironi""llY for . 'Life Skills'. T ..onder wha a matron for a long time. end a conversation politely and about the amount of R28 000 the Peoples Liberation Army and 'Always .. .', so many orders' . teachef" _,<1 children will make We trust the Public Service if they become irritated, they which disappeared in Decem- of Namibia/PLAN, to fight and commands. ,..r ut Commission will look into this suck their teeth at you. ber 1990. bravely for our rights, and when Ms Pottas seems to assume matter. I know of a course which Two white employees had you liberate Namibia your that everyone is ignorant?1- -, LIt EDUCATIONALISTS was recently held in Wind­ how to behave an~ ... \Jch of the drawn the money for the De- children will get free schools, WlNDHOEK CONCERNED NURSES hoek and not one Government book is dev"'''o to how 'high- cember payment of the black free medical care, jobs, good receptionist or secretary at­ ,... rnn1

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group." the Epistle's PlUIllSt. Its a African This has been said about composition by Masekela, who South Africa's six musical injects into it some of those classical geniuses who have compiled humorous touches for which JaZZ.,.l, 't s 1't J . an extraordinary collection of he is weII-known. African classical jazz. Next is a 12-bar blues theme JAZZ EPISTLE· Verse 1 Let me first introduce you to by Kippie Moeketsi, capturing the grou p. Kippie Moeketsi on the deep winging rhythm of (Gallo) the Alto Saxophone, Hugh the Pedi tribe in Pietersburg; "In the short time that they Masekela and Jonas Gwangwa Nothem Transvaal. Its caIIed have been playing, the Jazz on their magical trumpet and "Blues For Hughie", seem­ Epistles, Verse 1 have firmly trombone respectively, Dollar ingly dedicated to Masekela. established themselves as the Brand and nothing less than The next two are piano solos most progressive of all Afri­ his piano, Johnny Gertze on by DoIIar which he composed can Jazz Combination~. At jazz the bass, and Makaya Ntshako in 1956 whlle on tour with the concerts in different parts of on the drums. Manhattan Brothers and Miriam South Africa they are constantly You will definitely remem­ Makeba, and a groovy beat LEVERT drawing applause from fellow ber these names. tune by Kippie Moeketsi. musicians, critics and all sfu'ldes The opening tune on side Side two opens with another definitely this is it! night clubs and at parties: "I Style (Tusk) of jazz enthusiasts, but not until one of "Verse 1" is called Dollar composition, which is don! wanna get hurt" and " This These three Americans are now have they recorded as a Dollai's mood, dedicated to dedicated to the Cape Town time I know its for real". It best known for their No. 1 R&B/ - - - ~ author Howard Lawrence. This She is still proved that those who described ~ ~-:rJ~ 1 Top Five hit "Cassanova", the .. S S le S is foIIowed by a Kippie her as a disco diva were quite 1 single which slipped through Moeketsi tune with a middle in control correct. to the top of charts on Radio phrase featuring bass, drums Her however offered DONNA SUMMER· The Stations in South Africa. d411 and alto sax. a lot more besides - guitar­ Best Of Donna Summer Musical originality is not "Gafsa" is another piano driven rock, big pop ballads, epistle something strange for them as solo from Dollar Brand. It tells (Tusk) even the occassional touch of can be heard in their previous of a man who was madly in A greatest hits collection from jazz! record, "The Big Throwdown" , 4D love with a wonderful woman. an artist who has consistently Donna Summer fans - and -lit She dies, but her vision comes which went GOLD in South delivered the goods. there are thousands of them .. Africa . to him as he walks through the This album contains a selec­ out there - will consider -this Cl.> These guys have also shown streets of Cape Town on a misty tion of greatest hits spanning album a must for their collec­ > the big guns that they can do night. her career - "State of inde­ tion. the thing. Gerald and Marc The last one, called "Scul­ pendence", • 'MacArthur Levert have contributed their lery Department", is claimed Park", "Hot Stuff", .. Love is Rope a dope songwriting and production by the Jazz Epistles to be their in control" and many more. - skiIIs to the O'Jays, Mikki best. Its a theme dreamed up Also featuring on the album style .. . Howard and Troop. by Kippie Moeketsi many years are her latest releases, which ago and finally completed with were hot favourites in local LEVERT· Rope A Dope continued on page 29 his fellow musicians at a brief lO-minute session at the head­ quarters of the Union of South African Artists in Eloff Street, • Johannesburg. THE JAZZ EPISTLES For classical jazz lovers, Fly into the heart of Africa without losing JACKPOT!! time on the ground. MMI City Motors NIFTY FIFTY Lucky Draw SW 23196 SW 44890 SW 15503 If your vehicle registration number is one of 111 I . the above, you have just won R250,00 Come and collect your prize from MMI City Motors Hurry!,! We're handing out more NIFTY FIFTY Cards. Win a NIFTY FIFTY Windhoek - Lusaka· Gaborone ' Harare Fly non-stop from Windhoek into the heart of Africa. rand a week To Lusaka on Fridays, returning to Windhoek the same day. To Gaborone on Wednesdays, returning to Windhoek on Saturdays. And to Harare on Wednesdays, returning the same day. For more information, contact your local travel agent or N arnib Air in Windhoek (061) 229630, Fax (061) 36460. Go well. Go Shell NamibAir The National Airline of Namibia

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moved into the no. 2 slot with Simpsons their fast-moving single' 'The 4. (2) Crazy For You - Ma­ Top of THE charts [ British TopTen ·· J Stonk." donna The Simpsons' rap hit "Do the 5. (4) You Got the Love - LONDON: Clash made it two I Go?" popularized in a Brit- Bartman," remaihed at No 3 Source Feat Candi Staton in the US of A weeks in a row a top the British ish television advertisement for for a second week in a row. 6. (7) Move Your Body - pop chart this week with their jeans. TIlls week's tor 10 singles, Xpansions 'SOMEDAY' by Mariah Carey Patty Loveless dropped from single .. Should I Stay or Should Hale and Pace and the Stonkers with last week's places in pa­ 7. (8) Because I Love You - nudged up one notch to the top first place to second place. AIan rentheses: Stevie B ~ ~ of the pop singles record chart Jackson's " I'd Love You All ...... 1. (1) Should I Stay or Should 8. (-) It's Too Late - Quartz in the United States

I Randy Travis Teardrops - Billy Joe Royal \ L I OPENING SOON!!

1f NPF PUBLIC MEETING Disco Club: THE NPF IS-HOLDING A PUBLIC MEETING TO WHICH THE PUBLIC OF Santino will be opening REHOBOTH AND ALL THOSE IN THE VICINITY ARE WELCOME soon in Okahandja DATE: 16 March 1991 (Nau~Aib Township) TIME: 14H30 Admission: R4,OO l - VENUE: Herman van \fWk Gedenksaal DJ Charley will be SPEAKERS. THEME in full action!!

1) M K KATJIUONGUA (a) What has been achieved since independence? (b) What could have been achieved? 2) S C SIMASIKU (a) The·process of national integration, and, (b) The politics of reconciliation (c) The role of the masses in a democratic society. 3) A Z SHIPANGA (a) Namibia's national interest and the handling of foreign policy by the SWAPO Government

Saturday: 16 March 1991 CHAIRMAN: Tje Ngaringombe Time-: 19hOO to midnight Place: SKH Hall, Tal Street Featuring: Rogate Choir !Khominhas Garere Music group Jackson Kaujeua & Band Entrance: RlO,OO Buffet supper: R20,OO Diplomats: R7S,00 For further information contact: Sadike Nepala Oxfam OK & I Tel: 222065 ALL WELCOME THE NAMIBIAN Friday March 15 1991 29

MOVIE------NEWS••• MOVIE NEWS••• MOVIE NEWS••• MOVIE NEWS... MOVIE NEWS... MOVIE NEWS ------Big is beautiful in this year's Oscars

LOS ANGELES: The five big· budget, big· star movies turns informer. Robin Williams and Robert De vying to be the Academy Award's Best Picture of 1990 The movie shows many Niro and Penny Marshall 's include two gangster epics, a romantic comedy, a medi· graphic killings as well as the direction contributed to the cal drama and a Western. high life of the mob, though success of " Awakenings," a Scorsese says he intended no difficult subject to dramatize. The gangster movies are million to 60-million-dollar glamorization of the Mafia. The screenplay by Steve "The Godfather, Part Ill," one cost, and most termed it infe­ "Ultimately the lifestyle Zaillian was based on the book of the most expensive films rior to the first two in the tril­ leads to disintegration and by DrOliver Sacks, who wrote ever made, and "GoodFellas," ogy. both winners as best pic­ death, " he said. ofhis experience of restoring a one of the most violent. ture. Its take at the domestic "GoodFellas" was embraced group of vegetative patients to Francis Ford Coppola's tra­ box office was disappointing: by the critics, winning the New total ccnsci.ousness, cruy to have vails with the final chapter of 64 million dollars in 62 days. York and Los Angeles Film them regress when the medi­ his " Godfather" saga packed In making "GoodFellas," Critics societies' prizes as best cation failed. almost as much drama as the MartinScorsese drew fromhis picture. Marshall recalled in a news­ movie itself. His battles with own memories of growing up Ticket sales were only 42 paper interview that she cried officials at Paramount Pictures in New York City's Little It­ million dollars in 159 ~ys. when she read the script that mounted as filming lurched over aly. He saw the mafiosi - also On the other hand, "Ghost" had been presented by her agent. budget and schedule. called "good fell as " - ruling drew faint critical praise but The film received mixed re­ There was friction over the the neighboIhood like privi­ proved the top moneymaker in views and performed moder­ director's insistence on cast­ leged citizen, est owing their 1990 - 227 million dollars. Such ately well in theaters: 42 mil­ ing his daughter, Sofia, in place largesse on the respectful resi­ movies rarely get a nod from lion dollars in 10 weeks. of the ailing Winona Ryder in dents. They were the objects of the Academy of Motion Pic­ "Dances with Wolves" was the vital role as Michael Cor­ envy with their fancy cars and ture Arts and Sciences. the only film among the five leone's daughter, Mary. Movie flashy women. Amid the high-tech action nominees to win equally good critics seemed to agree that The screenplay, by Scorsese films of the summer, this film reviews and business. After 12 Sofia was not experienced and Nicholas Pileggi based on about romance that continued weeks in release, Kevin Cost­ enough for the demanding role. Pileggi's biography "Wise after death appealed greatly to ner's panoramic Western had Reviews of' 'Godfather Ill" Guy," traces the rise and fall U S audiences. sold 117 million dollars worth dwelled on the reported 50- of a hit man (Ray Liotta) who The high-powered casting of of tickets, and counting. Costner pushed forward with the film despite the general belief that Westerns were poi­ son at the box office. When he Violent movie opens announced that he would di­ rect as well as star in the film, many insiders predicted an­ other disastrous ego trip. to riots and death That feeling seemed con­ firmed when "Dances With Wolves" went over budget and WASHINGTON: Several the first two days of Its pre­ Los Angeles cinema, which required a month's extra film­ cinemas across the United miere on 862 screens. hastily substituted the con­ ing. States at the weekend The teenager died outside troversial movie with a Wait Costner admitted his fool­ cancelled the screening of the a New York cinema, where Disney ftlm. SImilar incidents hardiness in a magazine inter­ movie "New Jack City", after the fllm was being shown. were reported from states as view: "It's a dumb first movie. Its opening was marked by Chicago police speculated much as SOOOkm apart. Full of kids, animals, first-time riots In several cities, the USA the riots were fuelled by dls· Industry officials In Holly. actors speaking in a foreign Today newspaper reports. appointment at there not wood were unable to deter· language. A period piece on Despite the Incidents, In being enough seats for the mine how many cinemas top of that. But I'm just offer­ which a teenage boy was killed, thousands of young people dropped "New Jack City", ing up the film, letting the people the movie, (about the violent bent on seeing "New Jack although a Warner Brothers decide. " The verdict was re­ world of a drug czar), grossed City". spokesman told USA Today sounding approval, and Acad­ an Impressive seven mIllion More than 1000 people rl· he thought there would be emy voters may well add their dollars (R17,S million) within oted In front of a sold·out fewer than a dozen•• Sapa. endorsement on March 25.

WALVIS BAY, a different perspective. A section of the massive crowd which demonstrated in the disputed RIYADH, Saudi port town on Wednesday, calling for an end to South Arabia: US Secre­ African occupation. Photograph: Tyappa Namutewa; Art work: Jack Kauta. tary of State J ames Baker (left) is wel­ comed by Saudi THE RaSSING FOUNDATION Foreign Minister Prince Saud AI LIBRARY OFFICER Faisal (right) on The .Rossing Foundation has a vacancy his arrival at Ri­ for a Library Officer at the Library at the yadh military air Education Centre Khomasdal. This per­ base this week on son will report to the Senior Librarian. his tour of the The canOTuate should be able to Middle East and communicate in English, be in posses­ the Soviet Union to sion of a Senior Certificate and have 2 start sorting out years experience in Library work. the political after­ Duties will involve: math of the Gulf *Shelving of books war. *Issuing and processing of books *Cataloguing The Rossing Foundation offers a com­ KIBBUTZ TIRAT petitive remu neration package, which in­ TZVI, Israel: Israeli cludes pension, medical aid and bonus. soldiers look at the Applications should be addressed to: dead body of a Pal­ The Assistant Director: Finance and estinia n fighter -I Administration killed as h e at­ PO Box 20746 tempted to infil­ Windhoek 9000 trate to Israel via or telephone: Jordan on Tues­ Mr N Louis (061) 211 721 t day. Five Palestini­ Mr L Le Roux (061) 21 1721 ~ ans were killed and Closing date: 15 March 1991 lM!til three Israeli sol­ diers - were The Rossing Foundation w ounded during the operation. THE NAMIBIAN Friday March 15 1991 131

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THIS is the first of a short series on the larger animals of Namibia. We begin by looking at the situation in the country in earlier times. We fmd that the larger Namib­ ian animals were more abundant and widespread in' times gone by. Wild game in Namibia, one Gobabis wrote: "The chief, and two centuries ago. Ameral, was, not long ago, If you read the reports of chasing a giraffe, and riding people who lived and travelled alongside him watching for the ~ in Namibia and the Orange River dropping of his tail, a sure sign ~))1JY areas during the last two cen­ of fainting. turies, you realise that some of Suddenly he saw him raise the larger animals were com­ his foreleg, He instantly slipped moner and more widespread off the saddle, which received than they are now. the heavy blow and was bro­ Consider for exanIple, the ken to pieces. The horse passed bed of the Kuisip, or Dung "Only a few hippo survive residing along the banks of the tion of ostrich in northern travels of the missionary B A between the legs of the tall river, which was well lined in the Orange river where they Orange river" (same report) Namibia. Tindall. What he fOWId is re­ animal. " with bushes, and full of rhi- were seen by Iselin as recently Shortridge records that Pa­ "On the Ovamboland plains corded in "The Journal of Another traveller was Sir noceroses.' , as 1886 " (H Schinz). terson (1790) and Lichtenstein ostriches were very numerous, Joseph Tindall, Missionary in James Edward Alexander. In Hendrik J acob Wikar int he ' 'At the mouth of the Fish (1803-06) met with elephant but are becoming scare, some South West Africa, 1839-55." "An expedition of discovery 18th century travelled along river I found the fourteen-day's on the south bank of the Or­ hunters killing as many as 300 In August 1845 he reached into the interior of Africa" the Orange river. old spoor of two hippo, an ange river. in a season." Gobabis and decided that he published in 1838, we read about On the southern shore, south indication that the pachyderm So exploitation and exter­ He adds that feathers, the should build a mission house a valley, the Numsep, which of Namibia, he records hippo- is not yet extinct in the Orange mination of large animals has produce of more than 2 500 there: "I wished to be near the runs into the Kuisep, some­ potamus, and comments on river and is still to be found in been going on for a long time. ostriches, were sent annually water. where south west ofWindhoek. large numbers of elephants small rnunbers." (Drews, 1910) Dr P Serton's "The narra­ to Walvis Bay. The people said it was un­ He wrote: " About the down in the bush and forest. "In about 1920 a hippo was tive and jornal of Gerald . safe, we might all be destroyed Numsep the number of rhinoc­ He speaks of fresh spoor of shot in the Orange river at Groot McKiernan in South West * Next Article: Larger by elephants, which had de­ eroses was very great; old and rhinoceros and giraffe. In his Derm, immediately opposite Africa 1874-1879" has some­ herbivores of Namibia. stroyed whole villages. " fresh traces were seen every­ journal published in 1779, he the old German Police station thing to say about the exploita- He travels to the Fish river where; and after a twenty miles' has a map. Hohenfels. " (J Druiff, SWA in 1844 and writes: " Fish river, march, and packing off at the My figure is a sketch based Police report). near David Afrikaner's place. pool called Onakusis (or on this map. The map shows " In 1925 a single hippo was FOR TOMORROW'S NEWS TODAY Our party consists of 68 souls, woman's petticoat water), with where Witkar thought various seen in the Orange river oppo- five wagons, one cow, four the mountains called Oosip large manlillals could be found. site Swartwater by F van Zyl READ THE NAMIBIAN. horses, 300 oxen, 600 sheep (joining) and 'Nabagno (or Of course, one cannot ac- .... and disappeared towards THE NEWSPAPER THAT'S and goats, rhinoceros horn) to the north cept as fact everthing that the the end of 1925. We had prayer meetings of us, the chase commenced, early travellers said and wrote. It .is suggested that it was ALWAYS AHEAD OF THE TIMES. morning and eveniong ... .lions and continued for two days. Nevertheless, the overall pic- r~s~h~o~t ~b~y~o~n=-e ~o~f~th~e~farm~~e~rs~~======~~~=~=~~~~~~~~ abound, but were not suffered Several rhinoceros were ture you get is of many larger to take prey. " wounded but not secured; but manlffials being more wide- Hunters stories add flavour two zebras and a gemsbok were spread than they are today. to the story. Tindall, talking added to our larder .... On the The hippopotamus was fi ­ Namibia Beverages, bottlers of Coca-Cola, Schweppes and about a place somewhere in 18th we travelled ESE and nally externlinated on the Sparletta products, is the largest producer of soft drinks in the ----< the general neighboUlhood of crossing a ridge, got into the Orange river in about 1925: country with three factories and a number of d~pots .

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