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Li;'Iil.Jjiilll.~ • ·IIII.I~I~Ii '!r . TODAY:-RWANDANS 'DYING LIKE FLIES':* Bl.JOODLESS 'COUP. : IN ',G~MBIA' ~ SUP,ER SPORT * Ongwediva students on strike OSWALD SHIVUTE ALL 190 second­ year students at the Ongwediva Teach­ ers' Training College ... have been boycott­ ing classes since Thursday. Yesterday they vowed to continue their stayaway today if they don't receive satisfactory answers to their complaints and grievances. The students told The Namibian they were unhappy about the security situation at the college as well as the health and other conditions in their hostels. THE HORROR OFRW ANDA .•• Munigi, Zaire - A woman pictured supporting her dying husband at the Munigi refugee camp in Zaire on Saturday. The camp is 28 kilometres north of Goma, where cont. on page 2 thousands of people are succumbim! to cholera or exhaustion. Photo: Reuters via !'IilIlIUiI OSWALD SHIVUTE AT OSHIKANGO . ~ ' FEAR HAS driven hundreds of From 22 July to 25 July Angolans to mass at ~ ~ Santa Clara, a stone's throw from «\SOf).'Qf).\\f).tJ\e·, the Namibian border ,~ d'lee Sses post at Oshikango, 6\n.\~to e,nrdsnU! '\1Oft,\- following a Unita e,teu.~ attack on cJltne Namacunde village and town at the Wholesale to the Public beginning of last Inel: Exel: ' week. Whisky Rumours have spread like wildfire that Unita Crawfords Scotch Whisky 750ml N$16.66 N$17.99 is allegedly threatening Scottish Leader Whiskey 1 litre N$24.06 N$25.98 people in the bush that Squadron Rum 700ml N$18.32 N$19.79 they will attack N$19.49 _ Oshikango and also Smirnoff Red Vodka 750ml N$18.05 ~~gela and Odibo w~ere WHIRLWIND ... Namibia's fast-sprinting Judy Boshoff shoots out of the G.M.X. Vindoux 750ml ·N$9.71 N$10.49 Injured Ang~l~n pohc~- blocks at the start ofan exciting 200m sprint dash which saw her,cruise to ngham Johannesburger 200ml N$3.66 N$3.95 men are receIving medl- first place and an impressive record-equalling 23,8 seconds Ctoring the a Wine 750ml N$6.47 N$6.99 cal treatment: . San lam Super Athletics Championships at the Independence Stadium on e Vallei Golden Harvest 750ml N$3.69 N$3.99 The N am I b I an was Saturday. Judy is also a member of the Namibian Commonwealth athletics unable to visit Santa squad. Photo: Conrad Angula a ",atJ~ Velvet -Cre~m Origina:' 700ml ~-N$18.51 N$19.9~ indhoek Lager 24x340ml N$30.55 N$32.99 ~~~~:i7:~:~:~~:~~~ i•• :~.lll ij~. III! li ;'ii il .j ji illl .~•• · IIII.I~I~ii; Laaer 24 x 340ml N N$32.99 , still in an angry mood. It was apparent the at­ tack had come as sur­ prise to both to them as 'well as to residents at Namacunde. cont. on page 2 2 Monday July 25 1994 THE NAMIBIAN ~ l Kamatuka case tomorrow Angolans seek refuge close to border L!ROM PAGE 1 . with the case. documents. FROM PAGE1--] the situation at the NDF and Nampol cuca shops. According to the po- In addition, Kamatuka Namacunde, as well as along the border. Some people were be laid against him on lice, the amount of the is not allowed to enter Everyone The 50kms east of The Angolans massed killed, although there are Tuesday whereupon he fraud has preliminarily Ministry of Foreign Af- Namibian spoke to said Namacunde, was pres- at Santa Clara, including no figures on how many, (Kamatuka) will be beenestimated ataround fairs and Ministry ofFi- they hadn't expected an ently under control as women and children, have and Vnita helped them­ asked to plead," N$190 800. nance buildings until the attack so far south in An- members of l.he Angolan settled .there with all their selves to people's goods Kanguatjivi said on Fri­ However, this was not case has been finalised. gola. army and polIce had now belongmgs. and animals and took these with them when they day. a fi nal figure as the mat- OnJune JO Magistrate Approached for com- bee~ deployed mthe area. They are Wlt~out shel- 'll d' P t U' t d ment, the Consulate of the Residents had nothmg to ters but are gettmg water moved on. Kamatuka, an em­ t er was S tI un er mves- e er nengu reJec e an . ' ]" b Republic of Angola at fear, he added. from Namlblanwatertaps The rampaging soldiers ployee of the Ministry of tJgatlOn. ,app IcatJOn. y Oshakati, Eustaquio Asked about rumours at the borde(. They prefer also used a time bomb to Foreign Affairs, was ar­ Kamatuk~ was re- . Kamatuka to h~ve t~e lanuario Quibato told The that Unita mi ght attack to stay put just over the blast, the Namacunde rested in March after a . leased on b~l! of N$15 fr~udchargeagalOsthlm Namibian that Unita had .Odibo and .Engela, border' as they say they power station. case of alleged fraud was 000 on condltlO~ that he Withdrawn a~d refe~ed attacked Namacunde as Quibato said this was im- don't want to be classi­ From N amacunde they uncovered at the Minis­ rep?rt to ~e Wmd~oek to the. P~blic ServI.ce they wanted food and possible as following the fied as refugees. proceeded in an easterly try. On March 29 he ap­ pohcestatlOnthreetlm~s Comml~sl~n .for an 10- "other belongings from Namacunde attack the Quibato said his Gov­ direction and fled through peared in court for the aday and that he hand m ternal diSCiplinary hear- residents". Namibian Government emmentwould arrange for Oihole eastwards. At first time in connection hispassportandalltravel ' ing. However,Quibatosaid had deployed members of Namacunde residents to Oihole they apparently return to the village and killed an old man whose town as soon as possible. house was near Mandume 'Ongwediva boycott According to informa­ ya Ndemufayo's grave. tion given to The Residents said they had r-:-~----"'" care. ~ FROM PAGE 1 . N amibian at Oshikango at taken several people from Other problems incl ude the end oflast week, Vnita Namacunde hostage, in­ Apparently thieves the N$50 they each paid attacked N amacunde cluding a Namibian ~ steal from the women's for transport for practicals town and village from woman who was selling THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS hostel every day, and al­ when going out to schools 04hOO to 08hOO on Mon­ clothes at Namacunde at though they had reported in villages and money they day, killing six civilians the time. OF this the school manage­ had to pay for food de­ and injuring many others. Asked about th is, the EMPIRE FISHING COMPANY DEEPLY mentdidnotappeartocare spite the fact that N$70 From the town Vnita Senior Immigration Of­ about their plight. 000 had been donated for had proceeded to the huge ficer at Oshikango, S REGRETS THE UNTIMELY DEATH OF ONE In addition, the toilets this purpose. open market, close to the Hango said they had also and bathrooms at the College rector, Hafeni town, where Angolans heard about that abduc­ OF NAMIBIA'S MOST CAPABLE AND men's hostels have been Hatutale, could not be and Namibians usually tions and, together with RESPECTED YQUNG MEN, in a bad condition since traced for comment yes­ buy and sell their goods. the police, were investi­ last year. Again, when re­ terday despite repeated They all egedly started gating the matter. DR. RAIMO KANKONDI ported nobody seemed to efforts by The Namibian. shooting up shelters and 14hOO: Chip 'n Dale 17hOO: Egoli Eyes of a Killer MAY THE LORD BLESS HIS SOULAND Rescue Rangers 17h30: Perfect Stangers 02h15: The Good Fight 14h30: MagilIa Gorilla (Premium time) 04hOO: Heart Of A CONSOLE HIS BEREAVED FAMILY M*N*le*T 14h40: Yippe, Yappee 18hOO: Madame Champion: The & Yahooey Sousatzka (A) Ray Mancini (KTV starts) 14h50: The Adventures 20hOO: At Play In The Story (13) HIS SPIRIT LIVES ON WITH US 09hOO: You Can Read of Grady Fields Of The 05h35: Ends (KTVends) Greenspace Lord (16) 09h30: Egoli 15hOO: The Flintstones Starring: John Lithgow, 10hOO: The Bodyguard 15h30: Con an the Daryl Hannah, Aidan 12h05: The Swiss Fam- Adventurer Quinn 3hl 0: In the Company ily Robinson (Open time) 16h56: Opening *****: Cupido of Darkness (A) 16hOO: Full House 17hOO: Wizadora (l,aV starts) 16h30: Loving OOh45: Through the Mops and Bicycles 17h15: Noddy and his Bell news 17h26: Kiddies Entertainment 17h34: Spiff and Hercules Ann'ouncing 17h56: The Star Child Based on the Oscar Wilde kind story. !. a 'new I 18h24: Too Many Chiefs 18h49: Boma Namibia . of credit Traditional story telling and dances of Namibia. 19h38: Economics for the People 20hOO: News 20h34: Sport 20h40: Fresh Prince of Bel Air THE SMART SET •.. Wilma du Pisani and her two standard poodles, Sir 21h04: MatIock Viceroy (dark brown) and Snow Queen (white) from Port Elizabeth The Power Brokers attracted a lot of attention at the Hochland and Windhoek Dog Clubs' 21h51: Singles (final) i. Annual All Breeds Championship shows on Saturday at Wanderers. 22h17: Woman on the I I' Photo: Lesley Paton Run I Ons soek die beste BIlTONGMAKER in Namibia Kategoriea: Beste Beesbiltong , Beste Wildsbiltong Beste Droewors Wen N$ 500 per kategorie Benewens die titel as Namibia se beste!! (Individue, slaghuise, ens kan almal inskryf) Inskrywings sluit op 29 Julie om 17:00 Get a card Inskrywingsfooi: 2,25kg biltong/droewors HERVORMDEKERK BllTONGFEES- SAT 30 JULlE PlEK: SKW-KlUB Contact your Ma" branch of Jet Vir verdere inligting skakel WERNHIL PARK INDEPENDENCE AVENUE 223567 ·(bedags) of 41772 (saans) TEL229144 TEL. 36291 .--- THE NAMiEUAN Monday July 25 1994 3 More financial 'funnies' in the Ministries "j • TOM MINNEY member could not shed light be­ million to the Southern African officials are paying back in monthly effecti·ve financial management is yond suggesting the introduction Development Community and , instalments.
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