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REGULAR patrols are to be instituted on the road between Tsumeb and Oshivelo after a petrol bomb was thrown at a minibus early on Saturday morning. , Accor ding to a radio report, nobody was injured sanctions still in the incident which took place at around 02hOO. Apparently two motor cyclists and a car, driven by a white man, overtook the minibus. The report also quoted a police spokesperson as saying that a motor cyclist had been arrested on Sunday for being under the influence of liquor. The radio report said further that leaflets warning against the rightwing A WB had been distributed in hitting Namibia the Tsumeb area over the weekend. These included the states of ~------~======-, === STAFF REPORTER Maine, Oregon and West Vir - SOME of the USA's biggest cities and most ginia, as well as the cities of Denver, Colorado and Palo Alto, important states have still not lifted anti-apart California. heid sanctions against Namibia, the Ministry The Ministry noted'that af of Foreign Affairs revealed yesterday. ter "constructive" discussions with the Maryland authorities Included in the Ministry's and its illegal occupation of in January this year, the pass list of city and state govern Namibia. ing of a bill removing all sanc ments in the US that have kept The Ministry said one of the tions against Namibia is ex up sanctions are the cities of objectives of the Ministry of ' pected in "the very near fu New York, Miami, Atlanta, Foreign Affairs is to point out ture". Boston, and Washington DC, the errors of continued sanc as well as many smaller cities. tions to governments in the Further Namibian Ambas Four states - California, USA and ask them to lift the sador Kalomoh testified in late Maryland, Minnesota and Mas measures. January this year before sachusetts - are still imposing • 'This campaign is being the District of Columbia's sanctions. spearheaded by the Namibian Committee on Consumer and Sanctions were passed against Ambassador to the USA, Tu Regulatory Affairs to have Namibia during the colonial liameni Kalomoh," the Minis anti-Namibian sanctions re era as part of a worldwide try said in a statement. scinded. campaign of economic exclu- ' The Ministry also listed 16 A bill to this effect is ex sion against South Africa to local and state governments pected to be passed before protest its apartheid policies that bad lifted sanctions in 1991. Match 1992, 1be MinistrY adde
be dropped. servant and extremely cautious following armed rob .~ , .. V As far as he was aware, the beries at farms recently. "! " management of Ehafo had The robberies took place at a farm near Otjiwarongo and in the decided on the change as a Khomashochland. matter of economic necessity. A police spokesperson mnounced yesterday that a Mr Hofmann, He had been sUIprised to find 82, was robbed of moTC? than R2 000 in cash at his farm, Paresis, To page 2 ,To page 2 - ._------_.------,
district last year. * In another incident on Two die FARMERS Tuesday, five men armed with from page 1 pistols ransacked the home stead of the Farm Verdwaal, in weekend· about 52 km south-west of about 80 km from Windhoek Otjiwarongo. on the }Chomashochland The spokesperson said road. accidents Hofmann was alone on his farm The men pretended to be last Tuesday when he was at Post Office employees repair THREE people died un tacked by two men who en ing telephones. They then naturally over the week tered his house through a win opened the gates of the secu dow. rity fencing. end and items worth more They threatened him with a Workers at the farm were than RSOO 000 were stolen knobkierie and a shot was fired held at gunpoint and locked up countrywide, the Namib to frighten him before he was in a toilet before the robbers ian Police reported yes forced to unlock all his cu'p~ stole a revolver, ammunition terday. boards and his farm shop. and a video recorder. * Dennis Sheetekela was Apparently the two were Anyone who has any infor killed instantly on Thurs looking for firearms, but could mation which could lead to the day when two cars collided not find any. arrest of these armed crimi near Okahandja. The modus operandi of the nals, should contact Chief * Dawid van Rheenen, 65, robbers was similar to that of Inspector Marius Visser at (061) was killed on Friday in a criminals who robbed and killed 225881 or the nearest police head-on collision between farmers in the Otjiwarongo station. Aminuis and Corridor. OFF TO STUDY ... Albius Mwiya (left) receiving his air ticket from Judy Matjila of Clara Balzer, 20, was seri the Friedrich Ebert Foundation. See story below. matter. ously injured in the same Another urgent problem was accident. EHAFO that of disabled persons housed * A woman was beaten to from page 1 at the Sunny Day Centre in }Chomasdai, said Shivute. death at Oshakati on Fri German support for They were also facing evic day. that some of those conc&ned tion, as the Education Minis Several cases of attempted had been told to leave Ehafo try, which owns the property, murder are also being in two young Namibians without being advised of alter needed the complex to accom vestigated by the police. native employment. modate disabled children. Goods valued at R517 577 Shivute said that during last Shivute said aninter-minis were stolen countrywide THE Friedrich Ebert ies leading to a Masters degree presented Albius Mwiya with week's meeting the Ministry terial committee, which was over the weekend. Foundation last week pre in Co-operative Economics at an air ticket to Germany. His had asked Ehafo' s management established last year to look The stolen items included sented scholarships to two the Marburg University are colleague Jonathan Steytler bad to hold fire on the evictions, into the problem, had agreed 10 motor vehicles with a Namibian students to fur Albius Mwiya and Jonathan already left for. Germany to Steytler. until Cabinet came up with an that no one should be removed combined value of more than ther their studies in eco take up his studies. The course includes three alternative solution. He said from the Sunny Day Centre R160000. nomics in Germany. Speaking at the ceremony, Cabinet would be infonned and until alternative accommoda Nine vehicles were stolen practical phases whereby two Matjila said the foundation was asked for an opinion on the tion had been arranged. 'The Foundation grants scho must be completed at any in committed to assisting young in Windhoek. larhips to around 10-15 stu stitution or bank in Germany, people to further their studies dents from Africa, Asia and while the third must be com for the benefit oftheir country. Latin America every four years pleted in the student's country "We shall always endeavour THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERN CHURCH IN NAMIBIA for post-graduate studies in of origin. to do our share towards Na Gennany. At a ceremony last Thurs mibia with.regard to the devel has vacncies for the following positions. The two Namibian students day, Friedrich Ebert Founda opment of its hmnan resowt:es," 1 . Education consultantslteachers (2) ..' awarded scholarships for stud- tion project officer Judy Matjila she added. to,be based in West Bushmanland West Caprivi Ex-san soldiers ,------re'settleme~t and rehabilitation projects. , .'~ The ideal candidates should be in position of a degree/diploma teaching qualification plus appropriate teaching experiences, REPUBLIC OF excellent communication skills mlanguages and ability to give NAMIBIA tuition to adults and school going children among th,e sans communities. He/she will be responsible for training local facilitaters, prepare teaching materials, supervising initial pre OFFICE OF THE PRIME MINISTER schools classes, supervising and running of literacy classes. TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON 2. Nutritionist (1) COMMERCIAL FARMLAND He/She shall be based in West Bushmanland (Mangetti Dune).
The successfull candidate will be expected to be a qualified Cabinet has appointed a Technical Committee on Commercial Fannland (TCCF) to investigate nutritionalist and has practical experiences in working with some of the consensus resolutions adopted by the Land Reform Conference in 1991. people especially women and children. He/She will be . The Technical Committee on Commercial Fannland (TCCF) is tasked to look into the responsible for motivating, organising and conduct nutritional following: and health education programmes among the san communities, as well as collecting nutritional data including children (a) Assemble data available from Govemment, institutional and academic sources on: malnutrition. * underutilised land, absentee ownership, multiple ownership of farms and actual farm sizes.; Nurse (1) * environmental factors affecting commercial farming, inparticular constraints such as He/She will be based in West Caprivi (Bagani) and degradation; The ideal candidate is expected to be a qualified nurse with the * eConomic factors determining the viability of farm enterprises at ability to train community/village health workers. He/She will different sizes, technilogies, efficiencies, management strategies and product mixes; • forms of legal and economic control of commercial fannland; be responsible for training health workers, be a liasion between * the status of commercial holdings in communal land; the communities and nearby private and government hospitals. • the extent, status and allocation of state fannland .
Working experiences among resettlement centres or rural communities (b) Investigate possible forms of taxation on commercial fannland and the economic is an advantage but not compulsory. units to which such taxation would apply. The Committee is expected to evaluate information on the above issues and make policy The ex-sans soldiers resettlement and rehabilitation projects offer: recommendations to Cabinet. - negotiatable' salary depending on experiences and qualifications - medical scheme The Committee hereby invited interested parties and individuals to make written submissions not exceeding five!5) pages. The deadline for submissions is 28 February 1992. Submissions - pension scheme to be forwarded to: Applicants with Cy and references should be sent to; The Pennanent Secretary (Chainnan: TCCF) Elcin Office Office of the Prime Minister P.O.Box 23129 Private Bag 13338 WINDHOEK WINDHOEI(.9000 Fax no. 224910 Also, written submissions can be forwarded to the Offices of Regional Closing date: 06 March 1992. Commissioners. THE NAMIBIAN>· Tuesday'Fe,br:u.ary :1J , 1-9.9.2 3 " Angolan kids to get Key decisions, appointments on agenda second school chance In the wake of a 55 billion-rand war
THE first meeting of Other plans the party aims A HIGH-LEVEL delegation of UN experts left for Swapo's new central com STAFF REPORTER for, in what could be an elec Angola this weekend to help design an emergency edu tion year, include closer con cation programme for children hit by the 16-year civil mittee is set to begin on The enlarged committee is bate at the 1 OOO-delegate Valentine's Day, February tact with its own branches and war. set to make one change to congress. regions and better communi 14, and last until Sunday Swapo's structure, replacing a Nehova said there were many cation between grassroots Financed by the Portuguese The current mission intends February 16. department of logistics with a . pages of resolutions. Major communities and Government government, the two-week mis to: At the meeting key decisions, department of nature conser discussions included national through the party. sion will assess the situation as • assess existing educational on the organisation's future are vation and the environment, reconciliation, law and order, ' it now stands after a conflict projects aimed at the various set to be taken, including elect reflecting the changed circum education, health and the size Regional and local govern said to have cost more than categories of war victims aged ing the committee's politburo stances since the organisation of the army and conduct of ment elections could still be R55 billion. between six and 16; . and heads of departments. came home from exile. police. held later in 1992 or next year. Some 1,5 million people were • define possible alternative The committee meeting will Since the congress ended in Next week's committee will They would be the party's rlIst directel y affected by the war education-based projects to aid also approve the final versions December, a congress secre chose the party's executive test at the polls since the pre and drought, including about the educational rehabilitation of the resolutions of last De tariat (consisting of some six decision-making body, the independence elections of 1989, 80 000 mutilated, 50 000 or and social re4rtegration of cember's congress. These will senior party members includ political bureau or politburo, giving people a chance to show phans and abandoned children, Angolan children; then be released to the public, ing Secretary General Moses and its new secretariat, which their opinion of Swapo's rec 7W 000 displaced and about . ' make an audio-visual according to spokesperson Garoeb) has been working on are the heads of the various ord as the ruling party in the 400 000 refugees in neighbour document on Angola's child Kandy Nehova. final drafts to reflect the de- departments in Swapo. Government of Namibia. ingcountries. A national 'edu war victims. and their educa cation for' all' round table held tional problems; last July in Angola declared ~ design an emergency pro 'children with difficulties granime, including costs and Govt petrol generated by war' a priority. identifying donors. fraud probe' ~ Kaujeua THE Namibian Police are busy Tsumeb with an intensive investigation at involving fraud of more than R30 000 after it was estab petition lished that someone bought Warehouse petrol with Government orders A petition handed to Local ' JACKSON Kaujeua between August last year and Government and Housing and Mukarob will be January this year. Minister Or Libertine Amath The suspect bought petrol, ap~ at the NTN's ila by Tsuemb residents on Warehouse Theatre with GRN vehicles, valued at Friday is due to be discussed at R30 171-45 during this period. today's weekly Cabinet meet" from tonight until At Otjiwarongo, the police ing. Saturday 15 Febniary. are investigating a case of stock Amathila said she had sent a theft after seven goats, valued copy to Prime Minister Hage The concerts will start at R4 200, were stolen. Geingob. at 21hOO but the doors The police also reported that The petition includes a re will open at20hOO. Since two people are being held at quest for the death sentence to , the theatre does not take Rundu for illega1iy entering be re-instated and other griev bookings, people are Namibia from Zambia on , ances of a more "general na- February 3 at the.Wenela Bor~ advised to arrive early. der Post at Katima Mulilo. Tomatoes THE cure could be moved around on a A revolution seemed to be TOM MINNEY .underway in a courtyard bakkie. This still needs some for Mahanene blues behind the Windhoek the Ministry was supporting improvements, but is already efforts to increase yields of working well. Most important, A SCHEME to plant large taking over the project. This headquarters of the First STAFF REPORTER National Development mahangu, but that marketing it cuts the cost and improves areas of tomatoes and es would also have to be ready nmst also be improved: "I finnly the quality compared to tradi persoDaJ. and between the indi tablish a tomato puree this year to take in tomato Corporation yesterday. A believe that marketing is as tional hand-processing. viduals there. After a meeting harvests. group of top agricultural important as production. " It can be linked in line with factory in Oshakati for at the Ministry late last month Namibia's fishing indus Hanekom stressed the Gov officials, including the According to Dion van Dyk, a hulling machine, to strip the it was agreed that the co-op ernment's role is only. to get try could provide the end Minister and deputy min general manager of FNDC's bitter skins. erative should stay on part of involved in ventures which ister, were huddled around new business development lbis was developed by the ofa land tussle over a farm the land and the Ministry keep private businesses are reluc section, they had tried various Rural Industries Innovation research station. half the land for the research, two machines, taking turns tant to tackle, but that it is foreign machines before de Centre of Kanya in Botswana, Agriculture, Water and Rural which is already attracting to dip their fingers into ready to step aside whenever signing a small threshing but both machines may be made Development Minister Gert international support and prom the white flour and put it business gets involved. "I admit machine that could be afforded locally and talks have already Hanekom said that a dispute ises to be very helpful to farm to their lips. private enterprise can manage by local community co-opera begun with a local engineering between a co-operative of for ers. "We occupy part of Ma They were watching a dem better than the Government tives and small businesses and firm. mer fighters and the Mahanene hanene for research and the can" onstration of a threshing ma- agricultural research base in co-operative for development ... He forecast that the Etunda , chine capable of cutting out north-western Owambo had Hanekom also revealed the project would be one of the some of the long hours north been settled and by the end of plan .to put 1 500 hectares of most successful resettlement ern women spend each day the year the co-op me,mbers land around Etunda under irri schemes after it starts later this processing mahangU or pearl could find themselves as com gation, using a canal from year. "We have promised the millet, Namibia's staple crop. mercial tomato growers. nearby Calueque. It is hard to co-operative we will settle them They also saw a US-made The dispute had first arisen find suitable soils for irriga there first. .. milling machine turning the when the Ministry revived the tion as much of the soil in He added that farmers there threshed grain into flour. abandoned research station to Owambo is too salty and be should be able to pay back the The Ministry of Agriculture, research mahangu and other comes worse after some time costs of water, development Water and Rural Development local crops. Ministry staff did of inigation and evaporation. and electricity and still make a is encouraging peasant subsis not get on well with members However, the irrigated land is reason.'lble living. He said these tence farmers to sell produce. of f March 21 co-operative in a range of small plots' of calculations were based on Processing mahangu, the best ma' _e up of former Plan com about three hectares each and yields of 30 tonnes per hectare crop to grow in northern areas, batants. Deputy Labour and these will be surrooode'd by each year, plus a small amount will mean the produce can be Manpower Development min communal lands which farm of top quality tomatoes for salad. packed and sold in shops coun ister Hadino Hishongwa had ers can use for grazing animals However, skilled and success trywide . . helped them settle on the base and other farming. ful farmers could grow as much , Last year, pilot trials were which was the~ disused, hav The aim is to grow toma~oes , as 100 tonnes. The Govern run. The FNDC from its base ing been evacuated during the for canning and processing, ment would keep 10 hectares at Mu se se in Kavango, was war and then occupied by South using the latest drip and mi for administration, nurseries successful in their technology African controlled troops be cro-inigation techniques. The and other projects. and -say they are close to sell" fore independence. Government is also making After this, added Hanekom, ing all the 730 tonnes they took "We have solved all the studies on setting up a purce Mabaneoe would retum to being in at four points in the area. problems, there are no prob factory in Oshakati and is talk a "total" research station: Larger-scale processing is not lems, " said a smiling Hanekom. ing to a range of private com yet so successful. He said the problems were panies who are interested in Agriculture, Water and Rural Development Minister Gert i THE NAMIBIAN - THE NOW NEWSPAPER' Hanekom yesterday told how 4 Tuesday February 11 1992 THE NAMIBIAN SYL plans congress for June
THE Swapo Youth League * That the Youth League will embark on a programme held its first Central would hold its congress during of action for 1992 to mobilise Committee meeting in 1992 the June school .holidays in youth nationwide. on February 1. Windhoek. * A condemnation of the * That Youth League mem DTA's " president and his fol The meeting, held at Swapo bers should seriously look into lowers", for what it calls " ill~ Headquarters, was chaired by the problems and difficulties conceived yester year ideas of Hadino Hishongwa, secretary people are experiencing and trying to gain political mile of the Youth League. explain in depth the forthcom age out of the Government's The Committee passed sev ing regional elections. pronouncements" on the local eral resolutions, among them: * That the Youth League elections.
~1::::i::i::::i::::::::::H(@K'~9 \Q:::;;f;I:[!: Meat Board of Namibia Vleisroad van Namibia ~:::\::::u.::U:{ Deputy minister of Hous ing and Local Government Jerry Ekandjo leaves for 'i'i~ BOARD SECRETARY Henties Bay today in a bid to resolve a squatting SALARY: Negotiable problem there. A Minis VACANCY try spokesperson said an ADMINISTRATOR unspecified number of REOUIREMENTS; Applicants must be Namibian Citizens. squatters were occupying A Senior certificate plus 10 years appropriate land at the coastal resort We are looking for a mature, self disciplined and responsible experience. which is due to be sold. Namibian citizen for this challenging Position at our Head Above: Some residents at A sound knowledge of meeting procedures and taking Office in Windhoek. down of minutes . Henties. Experience in' arranging of meetings and the execution Tbe Ideal applicant will possess; of general administrative tasks and all correspondence. - Minimum standard 10 qualification or equivalent. - Ability to communicate at all levels within the Namibian company. PERSONAL TRAITS:Good personal relationships, ability to communicate - Knowledge of computer. adventure affectively on all levels. - Fluency in English, Afrikaans and one of the local languages. An attractive range of benefits includes a 13th cheque, participation in a hous - Knowledge of Transport Management. heads·for ingscheme subject to certain conditions, or rental allowance, pension fund, - Minimum of 2 years of accounting knowledge. medical aid scheme, long term bonus and ample vacation and sick leave. It will be Adyaptageous to; the North - Have a Colledge of University level of training. OVER 80 young people CLOSING DATE: 21 February 1992 ., .' from all over the world ReSPwiBilltles will inClude; arrived at Windhoek air SUBMIT YOUR C,Y, TO: The Administration Manager - Management port on Friday to take part in a Raleigh P.O. Box 38 - Financial control thr~.month - Marketing etc. International expedition, Windhoek based for the first time in 9000 SiWJal- Competitive Namibia. The Y01.mgsters, aged between Address;- Please send yoUr application letter and your 17 and 25 and hailing from Curriculum Vitae to The Manager NCH, Britain, Japan, Hong Kong, India, the USA, Bermuda and P.O. Box 20919, Windhoek. Ireland, joined four counter S)efekto Closing Date;- 21st February 1992. parts from Namibia who were ·recently chosen to complete NOTICE the team. NAMIBIA FLORA UNION The British-based youth MINISTRY OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY charity event, Ralaiegh inter GARDEN COMPETITION national has been going for The Directorate of Trade of this Ministry booked eight years andhas run expedi 1992 tions worldwide in over 28 space for the following Trade Fairs countries. The aim is to de ENTRY FORM velop young people's poten 1. The Rand Easter Show -3 -17 April 1992 tial through a programme of community, conservation and NAME: . 2. Zimbabwe International Trade Fair environmental projects with an P.O . BOX: .n. .. 28 April - 3 May 1992 element of adventure. 3. Botswana international Trade For the first Namibianexpe . STREET ADDRESS / ERF NO.: . Exhibition 13-16 May 1992 dition, venturers will be work URBAN AREA: . ERF SIZE: . ing on a number of projects in the North, from conservation TE L. NO. (HOME) . TEL. NO. (BUS'> ...... Interested Namibian manufacturers, importers, ex work-in Etosha National Park, porters and interpreneurs are invited to participate in to the constuction of schools these trade fairs. south of Rundu. The expedi SIGNATURE: .n.n ...... n...... n..... n...... n...... nn .... . DATE: . tion will also take participants to Otjikoto lake near Tsumeb CLOSING DATE: .10 MARCH 1992 These Trade Fairs offer ideal opportunity for the and to Kaokoland. JUDGING TAKES PLACE ON 16 & 17 MARCH 1992 local business sector to strengthen trade with Each project is managed by links voluntary staff with appropri ENTRY FEE Rl0,00 out neighbouring countries. ate expertise and experience. CATEGORIES A . Beginners Garden (± 1 year> o They will be assisted by trained B. Small Garden (up to 1 000 m2 erf size) Kindly contact us for further details before 21 medical officers and have the o support of the relevant C. Med./Large Garden (larger than 1 000 m2 ) full o February 1992 Government ministries in ENTRY 'FEE PAYABLE TO: Namibia for the chosen proj- NAMIBIA FLORA UNION !2'l 30018 WINDHOEK Phone ects. • PRIZEGIVING EVENT: 78 MARCH 1992 Each venturer is asked to Enquiries: Tel. 47327 (a.mJ Tel. 34332 (p.mJ Mr. P. Shipoke raise a sum of money to con (061) 2892118 tribute towards the cost of the ADJUDICA TORS' DECISION -IS FINAL! MrE Stevens operation. In addition, the (061) 2892112 expedition is backed interna tionallybyanumberofBritish ~ or corporations, while in Namibia ------... .. ------Fax (061) x 220148 it has received financial and W organisational support from SPONSORED BY AGRA (CO·OPERA TlVEI LTD. AND EFEKTO.. local businesses and govern ment , ' THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday February 11 1992 5 Bricks opens a new door for community activity IMT'S THE BRICKS media proj play a role in helping people ect, which has long been a KA TE BURLlNG . get better infonned and im- powerful voice on commu pIOve theb reading skHts. nity affairs, opened yet Also celebrating the launch 1be resource unit and some ideas Over the next few weeks, a Kine 300 - Eros Shopping Centre were local poets Simon on how it might be used. He another communication number of special program !Noarlseb and Louis Kham said it provided useful mate mes will be featured at the SunlThurs: 13hOO,15hOO,18h00,20hI5 channel for residents of bute, who each read three of rial for anyone wishing to study resource centre. Tomorrow, a Wild at Heart (2-19) starring Nicholas Cage Katutura last week with their works, and a group of social issues, development lunchtime session on commu Sat: 10hOO One Good Cop the launch of their new young singers and dancers from concerns, history, women is nity newspapers will be held; Drive-In resource centre at the Com J an J onker high school. sues and acriculture. Given on Thursay, February 13, at 19hOO: New Jack City munity Centre. Bricks co-ordinator Naftali Namibia's high rate of illiter 18hOO a video perfonnance of plus One Good Cop starring Michael Keaton Uirab gave a brief history of acy, he hoped the centre would 'Matutura' about the process TIle well-attended lllllIlCb. saw of Namibian Independence will old and new friends of Bricks NTN Theatre - Leutwein Street be shown. TIle followinB Thurs helping to celebrate the most day (20th) there will be a po A festival ofaward-winning films is running until February recent breakthrough in a 10- etry evening starting at 19hOO; 23. There will be one screening on weekdays at 20hOO and year history of successful on Tuesday 25th at 13hOO and two on Saturdays end Sundays at 18hOO and 2lhOO. Today: community projects such as on Thursday, February 27, at printing a local newspaper, the When the Wind Blows, Wednesday: Withnail and I. 18hOO, the 'Saamstaan: Houses organisation of drama work for All' video will be shown; Warehouse Theatre shops, and the encouragement while at lunchtime on Wednes of local poets. A1te Brauerai - Garten Street day, March 4, staff from the The resource centre, which NUNW newspaper 'The Na Jackson Kaujeua and the Mukarob Band will be perform will be staffed by three re mibian Worker' will present source workers, has been opened ing from Wednesday, February 12 to Saturday, February their view of the importance of 15,1992. Doors open at 20hOO and the show starts at 21hOO. in response to a dire need for community newspapers. such facilities in Win THE dispute over the dis In a joint statement Dirkse missal of Paulus Dirkse at JOSEPH MOTINGA and a representative from the Rosh Pinah which sparked workers at Rosh Pinah said a two-hour work stoppage TIle dispute arose after Dirlcse that it was mine policy not to 10 days ago, has been was demoted from a higher rescind benefits that were al grade for which he was traiood, ready enjoyed by worlrers. TIley settled. and was later dismissed. stated that the mine had given Both management and the As a result Dirkse was also houses in town and Betel to union agreed to transfer Paulus asked to vacate a house, which staff, irrespective of race, colour Dirkse, at the centre of the accompanied the higher grade. or creed, who didn't qualify. dispute, to another section. Myburgh told The Namib Since Dirkse and his family The manager ofRosh Pinah, ian Dirkse was to move to a were already occupying the Johan Myburgh, told The smaller house in 'OuBetel No house, it would be'wrong to Namibian that Dirkse had l ' to enable his present house take it away, the statement said. agreed to work as an appren to be occupied by someone In addition, it was discrimi tice mine boreman. He said the with the correct quiilifications. natory to take back the house decision was taken during a Dirkse has reportedly ap while there were others with joint meeting with union offi pealed to the company to be lower grades occupying simi cials last week. allowed to stay in the house. lar houses~ PLUM Productions, a South African video company, has announced exciting plans ror a research programme on Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) and extrater Have yop restrials. The company, which complained about public disbelief and incredulity about " sightings of the strange and unexplained" , asked the public for assistance in its work. , sPQtted "We are hoping that there are people who want to report what they have seen and/or experienced," said Kim Stevenson, direc tor of the project. " In this country, where does one go to (sic), and a 'UF'O " to whom does one speak about such an incredible tale? The police?" "... .. Stevenson, who notified the media of the project in a cheaply produced mass mailing from Johannesburg, asked people with ' or ETs? ';" reports ofUFOs and/or extra-terrestrial encounters to contact her by fax on (011)726 2225. She assured potential participants that their co-operation would be both appreciated and acknowledged. 6 Tuesday February 1 i 1992 THE NAMIBIAN programme ample, my pupils were physi Challenge cally searched during the ex 17h47: Disco Rally amination without me being 18hl0: Noah's Ark told what was going on. 18h40: Spatz Only pupils of black teach- 19h05: Life goes On - - ers were searched once exams 2OhOO: News started, and this was on the 16hS6: Opening 20h35: Midnight Caller order of coloured teachers and 17hOO: Religious 21h18: Darlings of not the principal. This was as if Programme the Gods to say that black teachers are Bush Babies 22h06: Sport 'don't cares' and that they would Educational allow' pupils to copy answers be seen as a bad man, by for how the system can allow this during the examinations. Teacher's vie\V example, saying to his staff to happen? Also teachers complain that 'this is the way we are going to Surely something is wrong pupils were indisciplined and ARE the problems in educa run our school and not that and needs immediate attention. had bad behaviour, not know tion in Namibia today due to way'. One finds that there is too nruch the lack of sufficient qualified ing that they might have influ Another thing I observed at emphasis on rules and regula enced the pupils to behave as teachers or due to disorganisa this school was the lack of tions. Too much sit and listen they do. tion, lack of management in management and organisation. - the teacher is the expert. Why should pupils respect schools and the Ministry it For example, some of the teach -Another problem in educa- teachers if teachers themselves self? ers including myself, were new tion is concerned with inef do not respect one another, let Ifyou worked in a state school and were expected to set ex fiency of the Ministry itself. alone the pupils? I think re in this country, you would soon amination papers within the Every day one hears and reads spect should be a two-way come to realise that the prob month of our arrival. about the insufficient supply process. I do not think that lem is huge and needs to be I thought that there was a of teachers or teachers leaving tackled on both a professional pupils should spend their time need for a staff meeting so as the profession, and still the saying 'yes, teacher' if all a and academic front. to tell the teachers how the Ministry is not making enough Teaching at a mixed school teacher does is to shout and examination was going to-be effort to recruit and keep teach (black and white teachers) I order them around. Mel Martin as the unhappy Vivian Leigh and Anthony conducted. This was impor ers in school out ofWindhoek. Perhaps despite my passion noted with interest that although tant not just for new teachers New recruits had not been Higgins as Sir Laurence Olivier star in Darlings of the these teachers worked at the for teaching and deep concern but also for all the other teach paid their salaries for up to two for the future of education in same school, they did not actu Gods on NBC tonight. ers to ensure the smooth run or three months after joining. this country, I am no longer ally work together. ning of the examinations. But When you ask you are told 'it teaching. lhad no choice but to lShOO: Smurfs Coloured teachers worked this never happened. -is the evaluation of qualifica take a job which actually paid 15h30: Slimer closely. Most of the black teach The only handout distrib~ tions by the Public Service me, and respected me for what 16hOO: ScoobyDoo, ers did likewise. White teach uted was on invigilation regu Commission which takes so where are you? ers sometimes worked together lam. lations which I thought was long'. 16h30: Tiny Toon with black and coloured teach less important than the setting Surely there must be a way EX-TEACHER Adventure ers. One wonders if that is the of examination papers. To my of accelerating the process if WINDHOEK (KTVends) way professional teachers M * N * I: * 'i suIprise, the whole system was the Ministry is really serious !Open time) should work? run by word of mouth. about the lack of teachers in (Premium Time) 17hOO: Blossom There was no cooperation Whose Buddy? If you were not present in schools? They do not expect 10h30: An Unremark- 17h30: Loving between-teachers. This I at the staffroom when something teachers to stay if there is able Life 18hOO: Midnight Caller tributed to attitudes - white THE more I watch the per was announced, bad luck. This somewhere else the conditions A spinster has shared her Vic (Premium time) and 'coloured' teachers had a formance of our Deputy Min led to confusion. You actually of work are better. torian home for 20 years with 19hOO: Lonesome Dove - tendency to look down on black ister ofEducation and Culture, didnotknow when (in terms of Yes, there are many people her older sister who moved in Part 3 teachers, including the princi the more I seem to make out a time) your own class was going who are committed and inter after her husband's untimely 21hOO: Supersport pal who was black. distinct bias in his behaviour. death. Day after day the two Best of English soccer to sit for their exam. ested in education, but in real I have seen him at his most Black teachers responded sisters carry on with their daily A special preview of the Turning to teaching, teach ity commitment and interest channing when seeing off white accordingly - 'the white folks duties and nothing changes until America's Cup and wrestling ers made little effort to ensure cannot pay their rent or feed sportsmen, addressing white are superior', so they just left the spinster meets a retired 23hOO : Catch me ifyou can that pupils understood what they their families. _audiences and congratulating thme to do anything they wished mechanic. The sisters are now Minnesota's hottest drag racer were learning. It appeared that Therefore, it is up to the white students. at the school. For the coloured faced with new choices that meets a student leader who is teachers were more concerned Ministry to improve if they He seems to be the very teachers, what black teachers will affect both their lives as raising money needed to save with examinations than under want to solve the insufficiency opposite when dealing with did was no good. well as their own relationship. her college. At his suggestion standing. Pupils simply learned of teachers in schools. blacks: he waxes vituperative Staning: Patricia Neal, Shelley they bet -the money already _For example, they claimed by rote instead of widerstand If the Ministry continues as when addressing the matter of Winters raised on a drag race in which that examination papers set by ing. it is, teachers would join and black pupils demonstrating at 12h05: Box Office he is driving. They win and she black teachers were either not Also the gap between those leave the profession in a short a white school on a matter of America convinces him to take a 'double understandable or difficult. I pupils who could, for example, time. Similarly, those teachers naked racism and foul aggres A programme about the week's or nothing' race against a vi Those question papers they set read and understand a passage in schools have a heavy work sion; or of teachers in the north 10 most popular movies in cious, cheating driver who is were in themselves OK de in English was too big, leaving load and are not well paid. So abusing alcohol- a matter that America. prepared to play dirty to win. spite the fact that many pupils one to wonder how these pu should we expect them to do could have been dealt with by 12h30: Transmission ends Starring: Matt Lattanzi, Loryn failed them. pils could be in the same class. much to improve the educa the chief inspector. (KTV starts) Locklin While the principal was However, teachers seemed tion in this' country? The distui-bingpartiality has prepared to listen to all teach to accept these pupils' inabil I was disgusted by teachers beennoted by quite a few peq>le ers, he lacked the ability to ity as a fact oflife, did nothing. behaviour. Very few teachers I have spoken to recently. take action and exert author to help the slow learners, and had the pupils at heart, and had ity. He was the soft-hearted simply let them lag further and no respect for them either. A SJ SWARTBOOI leader who would not want to further behind. The question is fact in point is when, for ex- KATUTIJRA 1968 - Communist troops execute 300 civilians in South Vietnam Woman Development and bury them in mass grave during fighting for city of Hue. 1971 - Treaty banning nuclear weapons from ocean floor is Officers signed by 63 nations in ceremonies at Washington, London and Moscow. IDghllghts in history on this date: 1986 - 'ewish dissident Anatoly Shcharansky walks to freedom Ovamboland - Based in Ondangwa 1531 - King Henry VIII is recognised as Supreme Head of the in Berlin after almost nine years in Soviet captivity on espionage Church in England. Laneuaee requirements: charges. 1543 - England's King-Henry VIII signs treaty of alliance with 1988 - A four-man delegation from the Dutch Reformed Church Ovambo and English Holy Roman Emperor Charles V against France. of Africa, led by Dr Nico Smit, begins two days of talks with the 1671 - Governor Isbrand Goske dispatches an expedition to ANC in Lusaka. Hottentots Holland to_decide whether the district is suitable for 1990 - Nelson Mandela is released from prison and addresses a Kavango - Based in Rundu permanent settlement. rally in Cape Town where he declares his continued support for 1699 - Simon vander Stel retires as Governor of the Cape of Good Language Requirements: the armed struggle, and calls for intensified sanctions. Thousands Hope and is succeeded by his son, Willem Adriaan van der Stel. of people in South Africa's black townships and city centres take Kavango and English 1744 - Naval battle of Toulon begins between Britain and to the streets to celebrate Mandela's release. Police intervene on combined Franco-Spanish fleet. several occasions, firing teargas and rubber bullets. Ten people 1798 - French forces take Rome. N amibian Citizen and Matric are shot dead and up to 20 are injured, some critically, when 1888 - King Lobengda of Matabele, Rhodesia, accepts British Ciskei police open fire on a crowd celebrating Mandela' s release. minimum protection. 1991 - Iraq fires two Scud missiles at central Israel. Mrikaans and Social worker and 1889 - Constitution is granted in Japan, with two-chamber Diet, but Emperor retains extensive powers. Nursing Diploma recommended 1922 - Nine-power treaty is signed in Washington for securing Today's Birthdays: Salary Negotiable China' independence and maintaining "open door;" United Thomas A Edison, us inventor (1847-1931); Lloyd Bentsen, us States and Japan sign naval agreement. senator and former vice-presidential candidate (1921-); Burt 1929 - Lateran Treaty establishes an independent Vatican City. Reynolds, US actor (1936-). Please reply in writing with CV to: 1944 - US carrier planes strike heavy blows against Japanese positions on Eniwetok in Marshall Islands in Pacific during World War II. Thought For Today: 1956 - Referendum in Malta favors integration with Britain. Every noble work is at first impossible -Thomas Carlyle, Scottish N arnibia Agricultural Union 1958 - Tunisia informs France that French warships no longer can writer-historian (1795-1881). - AP use Baerta. ~------~-- PIB 13255 1963 - United States recognises new government in Iraq after • TODAY'S " lEATHER Windhoek revolt; fighting still going on in provinces three days after uprising. Partly cloudy and hot wit" 1 isolated thundershowers before 28 February 1992. 1963 - Nineteen miners are killed in a Reef mineshaft accident. except over the Namib and ~n the soutb. Coast cool with 1967 - Military rule is imposed in Peking during civil strife in fog patches. Wind moder: 'e north-westerly to south China. westerly. THE NAMIBIAN t Tuesday February 11 1992 ~ Africa must i.I~1i~~~,NA~!QN~L,· v\(R.~~:-llp~ look at 2:''''-'''1~;:., """"'... .!...~,. _ ~"'~ ." -< .. ~(_ .- ~'I:~ Algiers calm after Emergency adult literacy ALGIERS, ALGERIA: Security forces yesterday dismantled HARARE: A senior offi some of their positions in Algiers as the capital responded calmly cial of the literary organ to imposition of a 12-month state of emergency aimed at quelling Muslim fundamentalist unrest. isation International Pen Schools, businesses and government offices operated normally yesterday criticised some in Algiers, and the state radio reported calm in other cities, a day Drought 'a boost for African governments for , . after the army-backed government decreed the emergency and neglecting adult literacy said it would ban the fundamentalists' Islamic Salvation Front. while channeling millions of dollars either in pur SA rightwingcause ... ' chasing arms or stashing FW worried about them away in foreign ac PRETORIA: The drought gripping South Africa was and legally drilling black rural counts. drought victims the best thing that could have happened to further the youths in that same commu Addressing a symposium on CAPE TOWN: SA president FW de Klerk on Monday extended rightwing cause, according to farmers interviewed at nity in "self-defence" tech African fictim and poetry which his sympathy to the victims of South Africa's disastrous drought. the weekend. niques. started in Harare yesterday, Speaking at DF Malan Airport in Cape Town on his arrival There is also the by now International Pen vice-presi from Europe, de Klerk said the government would take steps to One Northern Transvaal that no work could be found in familiar threats of taking "so dent Per Wastberg said of the care for people who had suffered the effects of the drought. fanner who saidhe was staring the cities, was radicalising many blacks with me when I African scene: "An African "We are, in fact, facing a great crisis," he said. . banckruptcy in the face said: fanners. go". A reSpectful figure is 1 writer must import his recog "This is a fair drought. It will They were politically organi 000. nition from Europe. Literary affect everyone. " sed and prepared to act. The farmers say the rural criticism is not flourishing and 'Beachfront Manson' arrested . He warned that the govern The farmer added that a self rigbtwingers constitute a much few daily papers publish re ment and city-dwellers did not defence network was co-ordi greater and more committed views. Libraries are small and DURBAN: The alleged leader of a gang that went on a rampage truly comprehend the extent of nated nationally, with infor force than the Afrikaner Weer bookshops almost non-existent. on Durban's beachfront in 1990 has been rearrested - almost nine the situation. mation and instructions reac standsbeweging. " The distribution network months after escaping from the Fort Napier Hospital in Pieter " There are 80000 farmers. ing even Cape farmers. Those " The dangerous guy is the is so bad that books are easier maritzburg. By this time next year there participating believed in face one who does not go around to get in Europe than in the Howmore Ncgobo, 40, a member of the Pan Africanist Con may be less than half left." to-face meetings, as they feared boasting, but who is there when country they are printed in. gress, and 12 others allegedly went on a stabbing spree on the He said fanners in his dis their telephones were being you need him." This is due to lack of currency, beachfront in October of 1990. Ncogobo, who was dubbed the trict had calculatedthey would tapped by the State. Farmers say they can see no import restrictions, customs " Beachfront Manson", was rearrested on Sunday. reap a one per cent harvest. Bankrupted farmers were sense in supplying markets regulations and for instance no Many farmers would go under prepared to take drastic meas when it is only a matter oftime joint university press pro and there would be food short ures. before their cash-flow dries up. gramme even within the South Britain to up troops in NI ages and steep food price rises It is difficult to gauge how "The feeling is: why don't ern African Development Co LONDON: Britianannounced yesterday that it was sending 6000 in the cities. serious they are when farmers we pull the plug now?" Ordination Conference. " more troops to Northern Ireland to coUnter a rising tide of The fiumer said he, like many look you squarely in the eye Said one farmer: ' 'Som~ Wastberg said universities sectarian violence on the eve of talks beteewn. Prime Minister others, was cash-strapped and and talk about a coup. They are years ago we heard beeps on in Africa were too poor to buy John Major and political leaders from the troubled province. immersed in debt, and would also reluctant to discuss spe the radio followed by the news enough books, and illiteracy The dispatch of an additional battalion will bring to 12 500 the be unable to feed his family in cific plans. that Kennedy had been assas grew with the exception of number of British soldiers in Northern Ireland, alongside the 6 a few months. His crops were One of them expressed his sinated. Then we heard beeps countries such as Botswana and 000 members of the Ulster Defence Regiment and 12000 police on the brink of complete fail bitterness about former black and it was Verwoerd. We're Zimbabwe. He said except for men. ure. "terrorists" captured by one keeping our ears trained for the Noma-award, there was no Major and secretary of state for Northem Ireland, Peter Brooke, This situation, and the fact funning community now openly the next beeps." - Sapa all-African literary prize. - Sapa are due to meet today with the main Catholic and Protestant leaders from'the province to discuss the worSening violence. It ? will be the first such meeting sin~e 1986. United oppositio • i. HARARE: The possibility of a united opposition front ance has grown since Sithole "s the biggest opposition party in Club Med survivors in Zimbabwe moved a step closer yesterday when a return, and the latest challenge parliament with just two flown home senior official ofthe Zimbabwe Unity Movement (ZUM) to Tekere's control over his members in the ISO-seat cham own party comes just months ber, while Ndabaningi Sithole' s publicly contradicted party leader Edgar Tekere over DAKAR, SENEGAL: Survivors were airlifted to Paris yesterday after a faction of ZUM broke ZANU (Ndonga) has one. the issue. . as investigators in Senegal began checking assertions that pilot away to form the Democratic The next general elections error caused the crash of a chartered airliner that killed 31 of the ZUM secretary-general ingi Sithole who returned last Party. Although Zimbabwe ~ are scheduled for 1995. But 56 people on board. Masipula Sithole issued a state month from eight years of self had a multi-party system since both opposition leaders, scent The Convair 640 had been chartered by Club Med, the Paris ment saying Tekere's expressed imposed exile in the United independence in 1980, recent ing growing disatisfacti.on with based resort company, to carry tourists to its resort at Cap refusal to consider an opposi States, said the idea of a united political changes in other parts President Robert Mugabe' s Skirring in southern Senegal. tion alliance was his own opin approach was "quite popular of Africa have blown new life ruling ZANU-PF party because ion and not party policy. with the generality of the op into virtually moribund oppo of economic hardships, have Sithole, who is a brother of position movement. ' , sition parties. called for the date to be ad Emergency airlift to Moscow opposition politician Ndaban- Talk of an opposition alli- Tekere's ZUM is at present vanced. - AFP MOSCOW: A Boeing 747 landed at Moscow's Sheremetievo Airport yesterday at the head of an airlift of emergency food and 'Codesa still medical supplies for the people of the former Soviet Union. Police in centre of Planes leaving from Germany and Turkey will land at airports discussing across the Commonwealth of Independent States with food and medical supplies donated by the.U nited States and the 12-nation :Zulu issue European Community. . ~ ". Soweto violence ro'w JOHANNESBURG: The con troversial issue of the partici JOHANNESBURG: Police were embroiled in a row After touring the area, ANC Explosive Kashmir rally is on pation in Codesa of Zulu King official FIoyd Mashele said: with residents ofMeadowlaIids, Soweto, yesterday over MU7..AFFARABAD, Pakistan-controlled Kashmir: A Kashmiri Goodwill Zweletbini and other , 'We are completely disheart allegations of bias in attempts to restore calm to the mililmt leader yesterday exhorted a frenzied pro-independence traditional leaders was yester troubled area, but police said they would not heed the ened by these brutal attacks day referred back to an ex rally here to go ahead with a planned march into Indian-held demand to pun out in favour of the army. executed upon our people. We panded subcommittee. believe this is totally inlmman. .. Kashmir which both Islamabad and New Delhi want to deter. "This march will go ahead, and if! die it will be the happiest day Management Committee Security forces searched ANC Iegional officials touIed He reiterated the ANC charge of my life," Amanullah Khan, chief of the Jammu and Kashmir chairman, Pravin Gordhan, told hostels for property allegedly Meadowlands yesterday for that attacks followed !FP Liberation Front (JKLF), told a crowd of thousands who had a media conference that the stolen during the chaos fol investigations on the cause and meetings or funerals. flocked here for today's planned march to the border separating former terms of reference for lowing the violence while the urged police to remain in the "At the end of the day we areas held by Pakistan and India. the subcommittee had been ANC appealed for calm and area. must count how many people vague and insufficient. Conse demanded the Inkatha Free , 'We must call on the police have fallen," he said, adding quently they had been amended dom Party rein in its support to remain because the situation " Irik.atha should exercise re~ S tasi leader '·s trial kicks off and extended to allow a more ers. is tense," said ANC spokes straint upon its membership. " in-depth look at the sensitive The African National Con man Ronnie Mamoepa. BERLIN: One of East Germany's most loathed figures,former issue. The four-man commit gress also announced it was secret police chief Erich Mielke, went on trial here yesterday at tee had been increased to eight arranging a meeting with the the age of 84 to answer a double-murder charge dating back to the members. A member of the !FP today in a bid to restore Nazi era. His lawyers immediately demanded the trial be scrapped, MC told Sapa that yesterday's peace in Meadowlands, tom describing it as a violation ofjustice and pleading in vain for their meeting felt the subcommit by the clashes between resi Tb. ~ .environment needs client to be freed on health grounds. tees report needed to be ex dents and hostel dwellers. tended to include more options. At least nine people died short term decisions Instead of providing a single and 12 homes were ravaged in High alert in Russian republic option as they had yesterday, the violen.:e that the ANC claims the expanded subcommittee followed a funeral of an IFP Fior long term solution MOSCOW: The president of Chechen-Ingush, Dzhokhar Dudayev, would have to come up with supporter on Saturday. imposed a night curfew in the capital of the autonomous republic fou r or fi ve options, and the Police say they have not yet inside Russia and put military units on "high alert" after gangs MC would decide which to established the cause of the stole thousands of military weapons, the ITAR-TASS news adopt, the source said. violence. agency said. ----~--.------ 8 Tuesday February 11 1992 THE NAMIBIAN I:II@ I~ 14-}1J ~ '.1 :We' ~ re' I'i ISi Senbank General 127,65 118,86 13,84 Rand-US Dollar Southern Equity 189,78 177,54 4,97 Commercial rand Standard 1121,45 1054,19 7,29 Friday's closing Yesterday's closing 272,65 255,14 Syfrets Growth 4,55 2,7740/455 2,7680/95 Yesterday's quotations for unit trusts: Syfrets Trustee 118,13 110,70 n/a Financial rand UAL 2053,65 1924,16 5,05 Friday's closing Yesterday's closing General Equity Funds: Volkskas 141,24 132,14 6,95 BOEGrowth 144,21 134,75 4,68 Specialist equity Funds: 3,48/3,49 3,49/3,51 123,91 115,69 7,76 Fedgro Guardbank Resources 152,74 142,98 5,41 117,94 110,11 5,39 Money market CUGrowth Sage Resources 122,83 114,65 6,98 5,30 90 day liquid BA rate Guardbank Growth 2379,89 2227,93 Sanlam Industrial 1002,60 936,42 3,58 Momentum 244,57 228,78 4,86 Friday's closing Yesterday's closing Sanlam Mining 319,12 297,91 5,27 16,15 16,10 Metfund .190,77 177,69 3,51 Senbank Industrial 126,96 118,23 11,87 120,47 112,60 JSE actuaries -Metiife n/a Southern Mining 141,74 132,59 5,41 917,32 856,77 6,68 EARN% NBS Hallmark Standard Gold 187,38 ' 175,60 6,94 YES1ER PREY MOVE DN% 326,23 5,65 NorwichNBS 349,34 UAL Mining and OVERALL 3660 3674 14- 2,8 6,7 . 2915,34 4,11 8,5 Old Mutual Investors 2718,97 Resources 392,69 367,46 4,83 MINING PROD 2972 -3011 39- 3,9 Safegro 133,54 124,93 5,26 00 3,9 10,0 UAL Selected COAL 3939 3939 4,46 Sage 2503,51 2335,93 Opportunities 1773,41 1657,10 4,12 DIAMONDS 17076 17211 135- 3,1 8,9 1616,76 4,50 4,0 7,8 Sanlam 1731,86 Old Mutual Mining 259,76 241,93 5,23 ALL GOLD 1284 1297 13- Sanlam Index 1340,26 1251,66 4,23 660 5,3 8,9 Old Mutual Industrial 362,66 337,88 4,11 METALS&MIN 2007 2073 470,33 438,88 4,94 Sanlam Dividend Old Mutual Gold Fund 122,19 113,70 5,37 MINING FIN 4075 4080 05- 1,9 4,3 4991 04- 2,7 6,7 Old Mutual Top FIN&INDUST 4987 FINANCIAL 2786 2788 02- 3,7 6,8 Companies 248,17 231,38 n/a Market round-up Income/Gilt Funds: INDUSTRIAL 4481 4485 04- 2,4 6,7 Corbank n/a n/a n/a Here is how major stock markets ended: Guardbank Incme 112,02 109,73 16,83 Market volume Old Mutual Income 106,54 105,39 14,89 JOIiANNEsBURG: The volume of shares traded on the Johan- nesburg Stock Exchange yesterday was 6 206 427 valued at R48 LONDON - The stock market finished the first day of a new Standard Income 92,79 91,80 14,90 590 740 compared with 8910 684 valued at R108 885 536 on trading account with firm gains across the board despite a shaky· Syfrets Income 105,72 104,65 15,14 Friday. start. UALGilt 1130,08 1118,71 14,67 The number of securities active was 283 (335) A stronger opening on Wall Street, a buoyant futures market The five most active stocks, were: Iscor, Waicor, Rd Leases, and higher bond prices helped send the FTSE 100 index 21.2 Gold price Gencor NPL and CG Sugar NPL. - Sapa points higher to 2,538.4. . Gold was fixed at 354,65 dollars an ounce yesterday afternoon compared to 354,70 in the morning and Friday's close of 356,20- FRANKFURT - The stock market ended a quiet session just 356,60. below Friday's closing level after strength in the chemicals sector aided a recovery. The 30-share DAX index closed 3.39 points lower at 1,682.13. PARIS - Investors betting on a bidding battle for Perrier snapped up shares in the min eral water group, adding sparkle to a directionless Paris bourse. The CAC-40 index moved sluggishly ina Hi-point range, closing just 3.94 points up at 1,865.55. Penierended at 1,501, up 105 Francs. ZURICH - Swiss shares were steady in moderate trading as Wall Street's higher opening supported prices in late busi ness. The all-share Swiss Perform ance Index index edged 0.2 points higher to 1,120.4. TOKYO - Stocks closed at the day's lows, in the thinnest estimated volume since 1982, amid a lack of buying interest ahead of Tuesday's national holiday. Political concern af ter a by-election defeat for the ruling party dampened senti ment. Muscle at the seaside. The 225-share N:ikkei aver World renowned Stallion owner Tollo age was down 287.60points or van der Merwe enjoying a seaside holi 1.30 per cent to 21,819.52, with day. Shown with full action option. about 120 million shares traded. HONG KONG - Heavy af ternoon demand for cover.ed warrants and selected blue chips sent the Hang Seng Index to a record close of 4,733.56, up 22.19 points. SYDNEY - Local bargain hunters saved the day for the Australian stock market, which finished slightly higher despite fears that it would follow slumps in markets overseas. The All Ordinaries index closed 4.0 points higher at 1,594.9. The new 1800 Toyota Stallion. N JOHANNESBURG - The stock market ended the day 3 'slightly lower in dull trading The new Toyota Stallion has got 1800 cm to improve fuel consumption, new rack And to ensure maximum comfort while relied upon. j as continued volatility in the of muscle under the bonnet. and pinion steering for sharper handling, driving, there's a heater/demister, dipping class. rearview mirror and front door armrests. There's a Financial Rand currency drove Enabling it to haul three quarters of a tonne and an enlarged brake booster for extra confused traders to the side more efficiently. stopping power. . The Stallion is as rugged as ever. stablemates t< pick-up, the lines. And while we're busy in the bonnet, Upfront there's ample room for Tolla, . With the same separate chassis and the Stallion The overall share index there's also a high altitude compensator even if he becomes muscle bound. dependable rear wheel drive you've always dropped to 3,660 from 3,674, the all-gold index to 1,284 from 1,297 and the industrial index to 4,481 from 4,485. - Reuter THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday February 11 1992 9 Robbenlsland opens ,up to tourists ROBBEN ISLAND: Pen visiting the 22 historical build visit," said Malherbe, who is guins, paupers, lunatics ings in a village that fonnerly vice-chairman of the Cape and lepers are vying with housed lepers, paupers and the Tourism Board and chainnan Nelson Mandela as the mentally deranged, the herds of the newly-created Future of main tourist attraction on of game animals, a Moslem Robben Island committee. shrine and, without exception, Because the area has been this tiny windswept island the colony ofJackass penguins off limits for so long, the fish within swimming distance which returned unannounced ing resources are untapped, the of Cape Town. to the island in 1983 after an prison warders' golf course But right now, because the absence of 300 years. untamed, the three World War jail where Mandela spent the While the prison can be seen 11 cannons unphotographed and bulk of his 27 years of impris from the harbour where the the 25 wrecked ships lying off onment is still off limits, pen ferry docks, tourists are not the coastline virtually undis guins are outright favourites, allowed near it - the last politi covered. according to Correctional Serv cal prisoners were moved in ~ 'As soon as we can lay on ices (Prisons) department mid-1991 but therr places were enough boats we'll have tour spokesperson Brigadier Erica taken by 443 common cririrl ists flocking here, ' , he said. vanZyl. nals. Estimated extra tourism Though the island has only The man who hopes to start revenue generated by the is recently been opened to the ferrying around 1 400 tourists land would amount to around general public and under very a day to the island before the 230 million rands annually strict conditions, conservation end of the year, Nick Ma1hetbe, while the spinoff from the in ists, historians, botanists and believes tbilt despite the fact flux of tourists would mean tourists are clamouring to make that the prison will be closed to the creation of 12 000 new the 11 km crossing from Cape the public until its inmates are jobs. NEW ATTRACTION ••• Robben Island penguins on view for the first time to the Town in a prison ferry, she moved to the mainland -possi In deference to the wishes of toldAFP. bly in five years' time - the Mandela's African National public after the infamous penal island was opened recently. The home of ANC leader "I can't keep up with them, .. island remains a tourist's dream. Congress (ANC),no major de Nelson Mandela for decades saw the return of penguins after 300 years of absence. she said. "It is the ooly is1and off South velopments are planned beyond ~ Photograph: Agence France-Presse Most pe.ople made apoin t of Africa that people can actually possibly turning the existing prison into a museum to the anti-apartheId struggle. "The ANChas made it clear that it doesn't want the island to become a ' circus' , nor does it want lavish hotels to be built," Ma1herbe said. . ANC spOkesperson Cecil Esau, Who like many other ANC members served time on what prisoners refer to as 'The Is land', said the ANC would like to see the place used as a centre for youth leadership training. While the ANC had no ob jection to tourists visiting the is~ md , it would want to be continually consulted on planned develiepments in· or der to ensure that Robben Is land' s unique character and environment were not de stroyed. Malherbe said that the fu ture of the prison was to be decided by black political groups whose members were . incarcerated on Robben Island by the white minority Pretoria government, including the ANC, the Pan Africanist Con gress, the Azanian People'S Organisation and the South West Africa People 's Organ isation - now in power in inde Muscle on the inside, pendent Namibia. Mandela's The all new 1800 Toyoto Stallion. It's got 2,1 metre ~y 2,5 metre cell, a lot more m uscle under th e bon net. currently occupied by a young Shown with full Action Option. thief, will undoubtedly be the main focus if the prison is tumed into a museum. . Unlike the prisonerS';l tour~ ists can expect water that will be piped from the mainland in an undersea pipeline .Ma1herbe plans to have built (water sup plies are currently brought over by ferry). And unlike the prisoners, 'tourists will have access to pubs and restaurants to be built in side the existing Victorian architecture style buildings on the west of the island. Bicycles andnot cars will be the mode of transport to ex )w with more muscle. plore the 10 kms of roadway on the island, a track that also takes in a sea bath used by lepers, shipwrecks, lobster fields rrd the largest load box 'in its All boast the more powerful engine. And all Everything keeps going right and a limestone quarry where . offer an optional additional one, two or Mandela laboured when he was Nhole range of Stallion three year extended warranty sent to Robben Island in 1964. choose from. The standard Add a little muscle to your li fe. IJTOYOTA But, Walns Van Zyl, the only sporty half-tonne SRS , and It could be the most fun you've had in years. way off Robben Island is by )anel van. Even when you're hard at work s T A L L o N boat. Treacherous currents have limited escape attempts by prisoners to only one - a man who set off in a surf-ski and was never heard of again. -AFP L!NDSAY SMITHERS- FCB T1 8SS/E • V I ,.. I1o ;;;; OU0.1 I 0...,. ucu 1 I I I.;I.;J';" , - ABOVE:- His Exelency, Mr -;ili Akbar Haslzemi Rajsanjani, -: President ojtlze Islamic Republic ojIran . ,- '~"~'l C~· :';,' ,,;~~,, ',::£ -:'-::, ,"': -. : - ,:" ... -.~- ~r THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday February 11 1992 11 '::l: . . Polisie waars'ku teen misdadigers op plase DIE polisie het weereens boere gewaarsku om versigtig manshoop en Mariental rap te wees en euige verdagte voertuie en persone aan hul porteer is. naaste polisiekantore te rapporteer. Hierdie oproep 'n Saak van strafbare mans deur die polisie word gemaak in die gesig van hernieude lag word ondersoek rui twee voorkomste van rooftogte op plase in die noorde. motors op die pad tussen Windhoek en Okahanja in 'n Verlede week het gewapende In 'n ander voorval in die botsing betrokke was. Dennis rowers by ten minste twee plase Tsumeb-omgewing het 'n per- Switekela het in die voorval in die land toegeslaan. soon bedrog gepleeg deur van beswyk. In die eerste voorval het vals tjeks gebruikte maak. Die' In 'n ander bot sing word gewapende rowers verlede bedrag betrokke is nie genoem dieselfde klag ondersoek na Dinsdag op die plaas Paresis in nie. twee voertuie tussen AnUnius die Ka1kfeld-omgewing toeg" Elf voorvalle van motordief- en Korridor 13 gebots het. Die eslaan. stal is in die ooreenstemmende oorledene in hierdie geval is Die 'eienaar van die plaas tydperkbekend gemaak. Nege die 65-jarige Dawid van R.K.W. Roffman was die be- daarvan het in Windhoek al- Rheenen. Clara Ba1zer(20) is trokke dag omstreeks 20h45 in leen voorgekom terwy1 die in dieselfde ongeluk ernstig die sitkamer van sy huis toe ander twee voorvalle op Keet verwond. twee mans deur 'n venster t,?egang daartoe verkry het. ;::.R :~~~"':,,:..r::~!~:..~':.: '~:;!."!' ::.:==d:o';":':::!t.":: =~~~~~I:~ re'='=Al~'='J='!!M~'c=H~-j'M!:h"L;~'01 ~~?~€~~;§~~~~Et~~;; §~~~ · · . !I~fi, .... , , ~~~~L . e",J ------~qn~t~g~o~~d ff 6~~s~~d~~ '~ar~~d~~ n Raad vra vir instelling ~:=~PJ.in ~: to~~::~ · I ,:·"...... ' ··· · ··· ·· ···{::I ~ ~=~::.::: If~:.~:Iy NAMIB:~o :~~~ i1 van drie nuwe monumente SOUTH AFRICA-- ---f ~~lEl::~: aWeekly R66 ~132 DIE Raad op Nasionale Monumente het op sy eerste later as 'n kapel. jongste misdaadverslag bek- 12 Dally R280 R560 vergadering vandeesmaand besluit om voorstelle aan Die opknapping van die ou d maak kr r die regering te maak vir die verklaring van drie nuwe nasionale monumente. :::E,~'E-S ~~!:~;;t:l~ 11 WeeklY ' B~i~~~~~I~;~:'O~88 Die eerste vanhierdie voor baie vroee fase. besluit om ook dit voor te stel I'" stelle is die IlKhaucha !Nas 'n Kremetartboom naby Schans Vlakte in die Karas Ombalantu sal ook tot 'n as 'nnasionale monument. mi~~~~gi so~~a!~r!: II :•.•.. •,..•...... !.:... •:.• Dally R700 R1400 Die raad sal die munisipal- deur 'n 30-jarige man in 'n berge naby Keetmanshoop. monument verklaar word in iteit versoek om die afhande- N Okahand' ZAMBIA ZAIRE ------4 Die plek bestaan uit die ruihes dien die kabinet die voorstelle R342 van 'n vesting wat voor die van die raad aanvaar. Maan:a: :!!il ' R1580 kolonisering van die land Hierdie boom het, volgens :g~;~~~~~:g::;~:.an ~:~~;~ ;:v:~e ~~7:'Y ' ~79~ Die raadhet dit ookas prior- op Mpando naby Oshakati I·.:.•... ' .•.• bestaan het. die verklaring, in die verlede iteit gestel om te werk vir die k I t tdi 1 ANCE GERMANY Volgens die verklaring gedien as 'n wegkruipplek vir bewusmaking van die publiek hgesorn opverlaa en get shet. aan In 0 'n eander ewe I·...'.·. ·...·.: ·.: FR, , ....1 verteenwoordig die vesting 'n baie gedurende die bevryding A1N belangrike nagedagtenis aan die stryd. Die boom het later ook ~i:~: :r~:=gvandiena- ~~~:~:::~~~g:.~ • •:' Weekly EUROPE, B:Jo R440 :!i!: stryd teen kolonialisme in 'n gedien as 'n pO'skantoor ennog Die vergadering het ook lisiebeampte probeer steek. · I• •..•.•.! .•, Dally R1 050 R2 750 besluit om te kykna die skep- Die man het, volgens die ping van 'n regsraamwerk verslag, vroeer diedag'nander It].•. _ _ _ _ _ NORTH AMER1CA ---- -4 Sanksies teen Namibia waarbinne die werk van die b di nk!kw . r verminder in VSA DIE ~mstme VM Booemnd~ Sm bd ~kMd ~ ;~~s~~ ~~~~~ :'1 .1.1.1.1.1 ~::;USTRALIA' N E~::LA~~~__ O_-4 maak dat daar vordering in die Verenigde State van D ' 1 h I aar IS p anoe om ee nuwe Die polisieman het op horn Da lIy R1 040 R2 100 Amerika gemaak word met die opskorting van sanksies wetgewing aan die parlement geskiet. Geen besonderbede van teen Namibie. voor te le na daar deeglike enige beserings, indien enige, Ongeveer sewentien state in die VSA het verlede jaar sanksies navorsing oor die onderwerp of die aard daarvan is bekend POSTTOj The Namlbian PO box 20783 teen die land opgehef. Die laaste toevoegings tot hierdie lys sluit gemaak is. gemaak nie. Wi~dhoek 9000, Namibia .•.•' Colorado, Sonoma en Kalifornie in. Sanksies teen Namibie is in Daar sal ook gekyk word na ·'it die verlede ingestel as deel vanintemasionale sanksies teen Suid- die versterking van bande met :.:::1 Afrika vir die land se onwettige besetting van Namibie. ander instansies wat met die Name. ------II Na onafhanklikheid in 1990 het baie state in die VSA nie onmiddelik oorgegaan tot die opheffing van sanksies nie. k t k Sedert onafhanklikheid is die Ministerie van Buitelandse Sake 0 n a besig om state in die VSA aan te moedig om sanksies teenhierdie Er." ch Boo."s land op te hef. Die Namibiese ambassadeur na die VSA, Tulia- meni Kalomoh, is veral betrokke by hierdie program. b T. I (061) Huidiglik is daar slegs vier state in die VSA wat steeds sanksies •• y.l. e • teen Namibie handhaaf. Rulle is Maryland, Minnesota, Kalifor- die raad verskeie dele van die .. 7 f S: nieenMassachussets. landbesoekomhulselftever- :; 369 0 0 I·..· - _for ~ -- _weeks subscription to ...... • N a konstruktiewe samesprekings in Januarie vanjaar met die gewis van die omstandighede < .. :: the N amibian (please ensure the exact amount in:::., ~:~in~eg~rh~gee::~~~::~;n~w~~~;rt~d':;~:~:ank~w~o~;I~~~;~~~~e::~~~~~~~ar~·b~~~:... ~:~pinn~te:.~~~~~:~_w_e_t_g_e--.l_:~~~gh~'~~d~~:..~~~~~~~:m:..w~e:~~~._h_U_l_d_o_e_--L~igi. ggF§§a§Xg§.~3§3§§9g§8~O~~!J ~ .• ~~:::~:~~~n~:: .~. ~ . _~~ . .. ~. .~.: :J 12 Tuesday February 11 1992 THE NAMIBIAN Kapapaleni na Gwanuujoma ya hulitha .OMUNANGESHEFA a tseyika nawa gwomOshakati okwe ya ihe okuninga onge tate Festus Shaanika Kapapaleni 520kwa manen~ shefa-ye mOshakati pokati ka oondjenda dhe omutenya gwOlyomakaya ga ziko Kandjengedi nOneshila, mpoka mOshipangelo shEpangelo mOshakati konima sho a ya kala nomuholike gwe meme kala ta ehama uule wethimbo, omanga momukunda Josephina naanona yawo yevulithe puyane. OKatana mwa zi wo onkundana yoluhodhi tayi ti kutya N oruindo shokan sha eta eso NONANDEpa pita paife kuku Mutsheetha Maria gwaNuujoma gwoomvula 103 lya tate Kapapaleni ina shi OOPALA dholusheno dhoka opo dha tulwa mOshito odula i yadi eshi twa kan okwa manene naye oondjenda dhe omutenya gwEtitano tseyika nawa natango, oshi li polwa okuzilila koRuacana nodhiihanena Oshitopolwa ifa tate omuholike lya ziko megumbo IJ'e mOkatana. ngeyi kutya okwa kala ethimbo ashihe sha Wambo, dhimwe dhomudho odhi li po dha nomutekuli wetu, fye, Kuku gwa Nuujoma oye yina nena mEtiyali pomawendo ga ta ehama yimwe yomoongolo endeka konima sho kwa lokwa. ovadalwa, omufiyekadi, yOmu talelisi kola Katana okuzilila mOngeleka .dhe nosha fa shi li ngaawo ookaume novapambele gwOshikandjo oshititatu tate ya Katana. kutya osha zi mpoka sho a li a Odhindji dhoka dha inalu patuluka. aveshe, ohatu dimbuluka Fngelbert Atshipara. Kukti gwa Tate Nakusa Kapapaleni, kwatwa kAakolonyeki, dhidbilikwa kosbifo shika tadbi Oshinima shimwe shoka sha natango noluhodi linene Nuujoma okwa kala owala ngashi a tseyika nawa okwa momumvo 1985 lwaampoka hala okugwa po, odhO.!lloshi li sha nyenyetwa kaakwashig ekanifo li he shii okutum megumbo lye muukulupe lela kala Omunangeshefa omunene nokwa 1i a kala ethimbo ele topolwa sha Mbalantu, unene wana, unene tuu mboka ya hala modholongo na oshafa opo bulwa 010 le tu hangele mboka hawu ithanwa uukulupe unene tuu mokupangela iihauto. moshana sha Nambelela olusheno noya ninga omain pwali pwa zi uuwehame mpoka. womutoko na omo ·wala a sile Oye gumwe gwo~oomakenen oshowo dhimwe dhomwaad~ dilo, osho shoka kutya momafiku 13 February megumbo lye moka konima inga yotango moshitopolwana Okwa tengenekwa kutya hoka dha lambalalaondjila oonakugandja omalusheno 1991 omo tate wetu EIiakirn sho a kwatwa koshigombo okwa li a tameke ongeshefa ye efumbiko lya tate Festus Sh onene yoteya yopokati ko oyafa itaya endelele. Nghiinomenwa David ombaadhilila. yotango pOdibo mOukwan aanika Kapapaleni otali ka kala Ruacana nOshakati. Oshigwana oshindji shoka . Namundjebo a xulifa. Itatu Otaku . hokololwa kutyua yama hoka a tembukile ko ko mOlyomakaya nga twa uka. Omahokololo otage ya taga sha popiwa nasho kosDifo shika dimbwa ohole · yoye ne- gwaNuujoma okwa thiga ko nokuya kOshakati omolwiita Ehala inali tseyithwa nawa ti kutya, Omupresidende Sam otashi pandula noonkpondo tekulo loye. Ponhele oyana oyendji, aatekulu sho ya tameke moNamibia natango kutya omOshakati Nujoma ota ka patulula olush shoka sha ningwa po kO yovadalwa, Martha naatekulululwa wo oyendji. momimvo dhomilongo heyali neng~ omOrnpundja. eno nduka mu Maalitsa tagu shikondo shomalusheno Namundjebo. Efumbiko lye otali ningwa nasha lwaampoka. Sho a zi ko ya, ihe sigo oompaka oopaala mokkwaandjaganeka olusheno dhoka dha endeka inadhi noshilongo ashihe, ihe ookon ukililithwa nawa natango. traka dhoka dI:ta li dha pewa Sho mboka ye na sha ned iilonga yokudhika oopaala oye hiko lyOopaala dhika ya li ya dhi dhika noshege na onawa Vanafaalama lungamehi pulwa koshifo shika, oya li ye ngele taye ke dhi dhikithwa po shi lombwele kutya, otadhi ka nawa dha kola nodha pama endukululwa manga olusheno mevi. ookalyamupombo Oombotsotso kotoka nokulopote omal NONANDE pwa li ngaa TYAPPA NAMUTEWA inyengo keshe taa limbilike kopolifi oyo i li popepi. omaipulo kutya meme OPOLIF1 yaNamibia oshivike eshi oya ningwa elond * Mosbiningwanima natango Anna Kapembe ngoka a onkee tadhi welo la manamo kovanafaalama aveshe, unene tuu shimwe shomunyeka, mefiku manene oondjenda dhe moshitukulwa shaTjiwarongo opo va kale va nangela tuu 010, eengangala dimwe oda kOshipangelo sha Win komauta omolwookalyamupombo ovo ve li po va duka nyeka ovanhu popepi noWmd duka omasiku ga ziko, ota mokunyeka ovanafaalama. hoek, eshi de liningifa da fa fumbikwa naana peni, ovanailonga vopoosa ovo hava unene sho ya zile nomusa tyakaleke Elondwelo eli ola landula Hofmann nonghwelutem pangele eengodi. mane gwe tate John koiningwanima i vali omanga ombudi imwe ya umba Eembudi edi oda pula ova- Kapembe ko South Africa yomunyeka oyo ya ningilwa eeholo dimwe mombada i mu nailonga vopofaalama yedina nalenale, efumbiko lye OSWALD SHIVUTE ovanafaalamamEtivali la dja tilife. Verdwaal, mondjila yaKho- ko, pOtjiwarongo nomondjila Konima yomatilifo aa, ova mashochland opo va patulule ndjoka lya li Iya kalwa ukund yaKhomashochland popepi fininika omukulupe ou eedula omivelo. kaantu oyendji, olya li lya OONDUNDA yOmusamane Kefas Shinyata mom a noWindhoek. nokuli 82 opo a patulule eeskopa Konima yaashi ovanailonga ningilwa mOshakati Okalonda mOmbalantu yedhina Shaula U Tyatye oya Omuyandimulombo wopo- adishe oshoyo okafitola ova fininikwa neendjebo nok- OIyomakaya ga zile ko pendukile ya yakwaiilandithQmwa eti 02.02.1992koom- lifi okwa sbiivifa onghela kutya, kopofaalama yaye. upatelwa mokandjuwo do okU7ilila mOngeleka yawo bomtsotso. eembudi dimwe okwa li de PateIigeneko ova fa kwa li eembudi tadi ondjebo yoR- ya ELCIN mOshakati tuu Iinima mbyoka ya yakwa mo ongashi nee Oondooha dhomihaka, liteyela pofaalama yedina tava kongo eendjebo, ashike evolver, oikuti oshoyo eshina moka. Uulyenge womoothingo, ooshange, Omakumba, Uupakete Paresis, eekilometa 52 kOum- inava mona po nande oimwe. 10Video. Aakwanezimo Iya meme womakaya/uusikareta, olamba yoga as a, Oradiogerema oshowo buwanhuninginino waTjiwar- Omikalo edi da longifwa Omunhu keshe ta dulu nakusa Anna oya U ya mbom okaketha kiimaliwa. ongonokunyeka omushamane keemhldi edi, oda fua.fana naana olruyandja ouyelele kombinga boloka. okuza klltopolwa yi Ayihe kumwe otayi tengenekwa yina ongushu yOOR733,44. Hofmann oimaliwa ya konda naado da longifilwe kovanyeki yeengangala da homata edi, ili noyi tU ya South Africa Omusamane Shinyata ota indile kukebe ngoka wa ·mona omuntu peeranda omayovi avali. vakwao ovo kwa li tava tyaka- otai indilwa a dengele ongodi unenetuukoPriska moshito ta landitha nenge ta kembadhala okulandiotha iinima yoludhi Hofmann oye aeke a li mo leke momudingonoko kopolifi oyo i lki popepi naye, polwa sha Kaapa. nduka wu lombwele Opolisi ya Mbalantu nenge wu mu mone meumbo pefimbo eli, neem- waTjiwarongo odula ya dja ko ile a ye mekwatafano naChief Omusamane Aron ngoka pOkalonda pOsitola ye. budi oda mona oupitilo wokuya eshi va nyeka nokudipaa ova- Inspector Marius Visser, kono- oye a li a kwatele osheeendo Omasiku ga ziko oshifo shika osha li sha pula Opolisi kom- meumbo eshi da nhukila nafaalama. mola yongodi mo Windhoek, sboka sha zile ko South Af· binga yomainyengo gOombotsotso na Chief Inspector Josef mekende. Opolifi oya indila nee opo (061) 225881. rica, okwa H a lombwele oshifo a~owa ningao~ali uuhwepoa~~~ moshitopolw~fua, shikaku~~~~l_~Oihe natango omainyeng~ ~d~a~~h~o~v~e~~~~o~ku~t~il~if~a~~~~~~f~a~al~am~a~k~e~S~h!e~a2kal~e~a_~~~~~~~~~~~ shika poosa mpoka kutya ye mpeyaka nampeyaka, nonande kage shi omanene opo ngaa ge li okwa pandula noonkondo taga uvika po. eyakulo ndjoka ya yakulwa Okakkommissi kaFrank nalyo kAnamibia moosa dhomukwanezimo Iyawo. Okwa pandula wo ayebe mboka ya li ye shi pondolitba ka ka fuwa pO manga opo ya thtke nomblli kOsbi topolwa sha Wambo mo STOPI STOPI STOPI Namibia. zela omwa kana Omamiliona BOTTLE STORE FOR SALE OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKAn geli lwopu gatano lwaampoka, omanga mbyoka in Orwetoveni OKAKOMISI kaFrank hoka kali kiinyengitha Oshito· yomOshikondo shIimaliwa yi OTJIWARONGO polwa oshinene sha Namibia unene tuu Owambo, ok,a li li lywopomayovi oma1hele gane Ita hulitha po iilonga yako manga mEtitano lya Zlko nasha lwaampoka, ihe kaya 1i nee ya pwa okukonaakonwa «I) nokushuna ko Winduka ko ka kagaluke natango anuwa * Price Negotiable mu Mallitsa omvula ndjika. natango. Ekonaakono otali ~~ * tsikile natango. Situated Strategically Okakommissi haka okali ka Oka li wo ke na okuplilak Kakele kaashoka, Okakom * Licenced pulakene omaumbangi ge na ene uumbangi w Aanafaalama misSi haka okapyu noonkondo. Reduce shanekano lyiimaliwa mOshi yontumba niboka ye li * Big Store room Oke na wo uuyelele oundji na topolwa shOpenzela moofaalama dha Holomende otaka ka fumbula mo oshindji pollution at * Two attractive offices nOshiimaliwa shi na sha nekuto kOmangetti yo itaya futu iifen nge omuntu totala. lyiifundja lyaalongi. dela. Yamwe nayo wo oya li ya Oka li wo ka popi kutya Shi na sha · nuumbangi koleke kutya otaka ka fumbula "Design For details phone Iikondo yimwe yEpangelo waanafalama, kakele ka wa Tate mo oshindji, ihe poshinima Irael Jona mboka wa pulak 065 1 - 3248 (w) nOmahangano gOpapangelo shAanafaalama kombinga Phase" nago wo oge na oondjo enwa nale, opo tau ka pulak yimwe, otake kiitsa memanya 0651 - 3439 (h) dhEpangelo dhaya nokomamil enwa natango moshikando tashi ekukutu na otashi vulika pu ka iona gontumba nokuli, unene ya. tye pwaka. 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P .M. 307-2417 (Work) 51161 ton RII 500; Brand new tape 52222 ('I:eIeca1I) the two sides at Okahandja last Saturday: Tigers lost 15- (Home) . recorder 16, haIttime score was 9·10 i~ favour of Liverpool. THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday' February 11 1992 15 Sports Shorts Chang beats Jim Courier SAN FRANCISCO: Jim Courier, having already secured his No 1 ranking, was beaten by second-seeded Michael Chang 6-3, 6- 3 on Sunday in the finals of the Volvo' San Francisco. The top-seeded Courier earned enough points to SUIpass top ranked Stefan Edberg of Sweden in the A TP rankings by making the finals of the indoor tournament, but could not hold up agamst Chang's relentless attack in the championship match. Courier had won his first 10 matches of 1992, including a siX- match ride to the Australian Open championship two weeks ago, before losing to Chang 'ior the second time in three career meetings.- AP N avratilova in new record bid CmCAGO: Second-seeded Martina Navratilova will attempt to break her tie for the most tournament .titles with Chris Evert beginning Monday at the $350000 Virginia Slims of Chicago. ' N avratilova, seeking her 12th Chicago title since 1978, draws an opening round bye. She and Evert each have 157 tournament titles. The tourney's top seed is Germany's Steffi Graf, the world's No 2 player. - AP Campese invited to Transvaal CHAMPIONS. Ivory Coast players and fans with the Mrica Nations Cup that their team won - for their rust time • in beating Ghana 11·10 on penalties in extra·time on Sunday, January 26. PERTH: Wallaby World Cup rugby star David Campesehas been drew Hudson, 25, and Rhodes than two decades of isolation, invited to play for a Transvaal invitation side against the SA who played in 24 Tests for CRICKET quickly come to terms with but a first glimpse of the tour Barbarians at Ellis Park on March 24. Australia before returning to FROM PAGE 16 Australian conditions and ists suggests they have the According to a repOlt in The Australian on Monday, the flying his homeland, can probably be quality attacks. weaponry to topple a few winger was approached to play by the TRFU while in haly relied upon to give the side It is a big challenge to take strongly fancied sides along recently. Perhaps too much signifi good starts. on the world's best after more the World Cup path. - AFP Campese, who played in the Durban Sevens along with fellow cance should not be attached Peter Kirsten, 36, is still a Wallabies Roger Gould and Glen Ella in '85, said he was hoping to Souh Africa's patchy bat player of outstanding class who to accept the invitation. ting in the opening game; after 'should weigh in heavily. ..l' d like to play against the Barbarians, but I will just have to all, the ball was swinging and But it is vital for the team ~! v :~::·,,,: :· ~ ·:· ,., :~ ~ : :~·.,,:, ,,, · ~~:r ::~")'!.':,%,:S wait and see," he added. - Sapa seaming far more than will that players such as opener Mruk happen in most games. Rushmere, 29, Himsie Cronje, The 34-year-old Wessels, 22, Adrian Kuiper, 32, An- Algerian wins indoor-mile F AIRFAX: Algeria's N ouredine Morceli took the lead just past midway and breezed to a more than five-second victory at Sunday's Mobil 1 Invitational, but did n<,?t come near his prom ised assault on Eamonn Coghlan's nine-year-old record in the ;~o:;;~':t:;:) world indoor mile.-AP Cook takes Hawai Open R60 R120 R250 R500 HONOLULU: John Cook shot 7-under 65 on Sunday to win the $1,2 millian Hawaiian Open by two shots over Paul Azinger. SOUTH AFRICA Cook finished at 23-under 265, tying the course record set by Weekly R66 R132 Hale Irwinin 1981. The win, Cook' s second of the year, is worth Dally R280 _ R560 $216000. Azinger pocketed $129600. Hamlin back after cancer I Wookly B~~~~~~~~R;l~~~~.. !: HONOLULU: Shelley Hamlin, coming back from cancer and a 14-year winless drought, shot a 66 Sunday to win the Phar-Mor at Inverrary by one stroke. Hamlin, 42, sank eight birdie putts, including the decisive 10- ZAMBIA, footer on No. 16 that broke a three-way deadlock with eventual FRENCH ACTION ••• Auxerre's Pascal Vahirua (right) I~;IY i~E ~:: I second-place finishers JoAnne Carner and Brandie Burton. Hamlin, shows his skills. Auxerre beat Metz 3 • 0 in French First who entered the final round 4-under par and four strokes behind Division action on Friday. See soccer results on page 14. the leaders, finished at lO-under par 206. : :1 F:~~g~E~~=~~~NY' \ l~!: : Defiant takes America's Cup Bhamjee case postponed : !I! ~:17:IY :~2~50 ~44:50 l:!~ SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA: Defiant extended its winning JOHANNESBURG: The sentencing of former soccer supremo streak against Stars and Stripes to four in a row on Sunday as The Abdul Bhamjee has been postponed to tomorrow in the Rand : .: Weekly NORTH AM;2~~CA R560 ill!: America 3 Foundation continued its dominance over Team Supreme Court, presiding judge Justice MJ Strydom ruled yester Dennis Conner in the America's Cup defender trials. day. Defiant won the second race of the second round by its largest Bhamjee, the former National Soccer League public affairs Dally AUSTRALIA, ;::LA: 500 time adv antage yet, crossing the line 4 minutes, 16 seconds ahead manager, was convicted in mid-January of 33 counts of theft. I NE: ~ of Stars and Stripes. Pushed by southeasterly 12- to IS-knot During argument in mitigation of sentence yesterday, the judge winds off Point Loma, Defiant cruised around the eight-leg, 36,4- said Bhamjee had not been frank during the trail and still denied kilometre (22,6-mile) race course in 2 hours, 37 minutes, 38 ~t he had stolen the money. seconds. Justice Strydom said the former soccer boss showes no re Stars and Stripes, skippered by Conner, the defending Amer morse. ica's Cup winner, was faster than'Defiant, skippered by America The court was told that an agreement was reached in principle t:~::TQ; Th'N'mlli~::~X:~OO 1 3 president Bill Koch, on four of the five legs sailed off the wind, between the NSL and Bhamjee for him to pay back R2.3 million : :\1: Windhoek 9000, Naonbia !:II: but was no match for Defiant on the three upwind legs. of the money he had stolen from the NSL in ' a commercial I:. Name. ______::::1 settlement. The settlement would, however, not affect Bhamjee' s Coke is IT for Olympics conviction for theft. Justice StrydOlll asked Kevin Lawlor for the state whether he Address thousht it helpful for the court to pass along prison sentence when :i!! -----~~------::!: : A TLANTA : The Coca-Cola Company announced Sunday it has prisoners were released by prison authorities after serving only a secured marketing rights for the 1994 and 1996 Olympic Games, few years of their sentences. :!: Postal Code ------1:1: becoming the first global sponsor for the events. He was referring to the recent reiease of former Mamelodi Under a worldwide sponsorship program called' 'The Olympic Sundowns owner Zola Mahobe, who only served four years of 12 I:: I enclose a cheque/postal order to the amount of i:;1 Program Ill" or TOP Ill, Atlanta-based Coke will have exclusive years sentenced for defrauding the Standard bank of more than worldwide marketing rights in more than 100 countries using_ RIO million. Olympic symbols and mascots. The state argued that Bhamjee had abused his position of trust Plans for the sponsorship program were announced on Sunday with the NSLand should be sentenced to a long-term prison term. ~ =~!~~:~=::::.:~::~~~:t: ,i in Albertville, France, where the Winter Games are being held. - Sapa 1i/~·: ·Iiiiiiiil · >iiiiiiiiW- : _ : .; . ;·:.(~ : ~ ~· · · ~ · · . ··: ~-: ·~ · \j~~ii: · : ·.. c• .~ .: ~ OH~' ~~ f.'.' " . . 16 Tuesday February 11 1992 • • •• ~ .. t , . THE NAMIBIAN PERTH, AUSTRAL~: . a marvellous one-day record Kim Hughes, the fo.rmer and in conditions traditionally - difficult for visiting interna ON THE MOVE! BS Tigers winger Willem 'Seuntjie' Taylo.r in co.ntro.l against Firesto.ne at the Katutura Stadium Australian Test captain o.n Sunday. The Ingwenioyama struggled to. a 3-2 win after leading 2·1 at halftime. who. led uno.fficial sides to. tional teams, Wessels' men did So.uth Africa, pro.bably well. Losers maybe, but they left kno.ws mo.re abo.ut the 17 000 people at the ground mo.dern game in the re· with no doubts they have the public than anyo.ne else Winter Olympics under way ingredients for a fine side. here. Their principal strengths . He made two predictions as appear to be their pace bowl Austrians star as favourites flounder, teenagers fall short Kepler Wessels' I4-man South ing and their razor-sharp field African World Cup squad ar ing; the main area of uncer which last until February 23. rived in Australia last week. ALBERTVILL E ~ Cup tour. for the bronze medal. tainty remains their batting. On Sunday, Germany's "The Swiss were the fa Meanwhile, the 27-yesr-old The first was that Western Allan Donald, Meyrick FRANCE: In mo.st cases, Gunda Niemapn broke the upset vourites, so there was no pres Vettori was consistent with leaps Australia, the state which he Pringle, Brian McMillan and the favo.urites flo.undered. pattern by winning the women's sure onus," Ortliebsaid. "We of 88 and 87,5. formerly captained with dis Richard Snellloom as one of 1be new wave o.f teenagers tinction, would defeat the tour fell sho.rt. That left the 3 OOO-metre speed skating ona didn't have anything to lose." Niemann beat fellow east the more menacing speed slow outdoor track. Niemann Marc Giardelli of Luxem ern German skater Heike ists in their opening game here . quartets in the cOntest. starring role to. a pair o.f is also in the 1 500-, bourg was fastest in the early on Sunday. fa~oured Warnicke by nearly three sec Donald already has A repu steady Austrians as the 3 000- and 5 OOO-metre dis-. , going, but missed a gate in the onds - 4 minutes, 19,90 sec The other was that South tation in England as the world's .. , battle fo.r Winter Olym. tances. ,j,.- ' , Tower Austrian Leonbard onds to 4:22,88 - in the speed Africa would be a competitive 1\im. fastest white bowler. pic go.ld began. Lyubov Egorova of the Stock, the 1980 Olympic . "'skating, but was well off her team which. with reasonable The other three do notmatch Unified Team upset a Finn and downhill champion, hit a gate world record Qf.4:-lO,80, set on luck, could reach the Cup semi Patrick Ortlieb won the men's his speed, but are nippy and two highly rated compatriots on the same turn and fell, as the high-:tkh indoor track in finals. downhill ski. race and Ernst accurate. The fielding in their from former Soviet Union did Paul Accola of Switzer Calgary on December 9. 1990. Hughes' initial forecast was Vettori soared to the 9O-metie tlie opening .game was of a high to win the women's I5-kilom land, the overall World Cup Cross country skier, Egorva, borne out when Western Aus ski jump gold medal. Their standard, with 22-year-old Jonty etre cross country race. leader. was nearly dropped from the tralia scraped home by three teammates added one silver Rhodes revealing remarkable Ortlieb was the man who The jumping featured Mar former Soviet national squad wickets with five balls to spare. and two bronze medals to speed and agility. He could be made the fewest mistakes as tin Hoellwarth, a 17-year-old three years ago, because of poor His second tip may well prove Sunday's haul. the fielder of the series. favourites fell or missed gates Austrian, and Toni Nieminen, results. But she won on Sun to be near the mark over the The five medals put Austria in the downhill - which many a I6-year-old Finn trying to day by 1 minute, 9,1 seconds next six weeks. atop the medal standings afttlr skiers, including Ortlieb, said become the youngest Winter over Marjut Lukkarlnen of Against a powerful team with To Page 15 the first full day of the Games, wasn't really a downhill. The Olympic male gold medalist Finland. RussianElena Valbe, tricky curves made it more of a ever. the world cup leader and pre giant slalom, they said. Hoellwarthled after the first race favourite, was third, 1:21,5 Ortlieb won in 1 miwte, 5O,37 deries with the longest jump of behind. seconds - ,05 better than Fnmck the day, 90,5 metres, but World champions, Natalla Piccard of France, who de managed only 83 metres onhis Mishkuteniok and Arthur lighted the hometown crowd. second jump. Drnitriev, stellar in their lifts Another Austrian, Guenther He ended up second and and spins, took the lead in the Mader, was third, ahappy note Nieminen, who slipped from Olympic figure skating pairs for a team that has yet to win a .88 metres on his first jump to competition after the original race on this season's World 87,5 on his second, had to settle programme on Sunday. - AP SA~s Davids and Begg to play in Adelaide match ADELAIDE: So.uth Af· Richardson, " but the rest pe tice, " said captain Kepler rica's two' Wo.rld Cup riod couldn't bave come at a Wessels, who obviously still "apprentices" , Faiek better time. I stepped into a had Sunday' s top order col Davids and. Yasien Begg, gutter the wrong way and my lapse against Western Austra have been included in the ankle went. " Richardson said lia on his mind. that while his ankle felt a bit Bloemfontein speed mer Xl to' play an Australian tender he walked back to the chant, Allan Donald, has been Academy side in an un· . hotel and reckoned that with a granted a well-earned break scheduled 45-o.ver match day's break to rest it he will be along with Meyrick Pringle, in Adelaide o.n to.mo.rro.w. as right as rain by tomorrow. who is nursing a slight knee Begg, who has kept wicket Cape allrounder, Davids, who twinge, Jonty Rhodes, Hansie for Transvaal B takes over from has made some sporadic 'im Cronje and, of course, Dave Richardson behind the pressive knocks for Western Richardson. stumps at a most opportune Province will no doubt wel The teamis: Kepbr Wessels time. come the chance to see how he (capt), Andrew Hudson, Peter The only specialist wick stacks up against the cream of Kirsten, Mark Rushmere, etkeeper in the official squad the Aussie youth brigade. Adrian Kuiper, Brian Mc:Mil of 14, Richardson had the For the rest, the hastily ar lan, Faiek Davids, Omar Henry, misfortune to twist an ankle ranged match is being viewed Richanl Snell, Yasien Begg and while on an early morning as a serious practice session Tertius Bosch. training run in Perth yester out in the middle. The match will start at 2.30 day. "Some of the guys could do pm Aus time (6.00 am SA). "Nothing serious, " said with some good batting prac- - Sapa