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Bringing Africa South Vol.2 No.511 . . Wednesday February 26 1992 Whites in Namibia to Nul~matlonoured NEW DELHI: Namibian President Sam Nujoma yes­ terday received the US$ 58000 Indira Gandhi prize for vote in SA referendum peace, and called on developing nations to unite against economic manipulation by rich countries. THOUSANDS of whites in The number of South Afri­ ..:. GRAHAM HOPWOOD can citizens residing in Na­ "The east-west confrontation has disappeared now ... south­ Namibia could take part south co-operation must be promoted so that we can compete mibia who have not taken up in the referendum on and bargain with the rich nations," Nujoma said at a news March 17 which will ask erendum. Namibian citizenship and A report in a Walvis Bay remain on temporary or per­ conference. .,._ After conferrjng with Indian Prime Minister PV Nara­ South Africa's white elec­ weekly newspaper yesterday manent residence permits is simha Rao on efc;noiAfcrelations, Npjoma was awarded the torate if they still support referred to expectations that not known, but is probably well Gandhi prize for his efforts toward peace and development. FW de Klerk's reform thousands of whites living in into the thousands. President Ramaswamy Venkataraman, who gave the prize, policy aimed at negotiat­ Namibia will vote in the refer­ The disputed Walvis Bay congratulated the Namibian President for his "valiant contri­ ing a new constitution. endum. enclave will also participate in bution in leading the people of Namibia to liverty". There is speculation in some It will be relatively easy for the white vote, despite its status The prize,.instituted in 1985 following the assassination of quarters that many whites in those whites living near the being the subject of inter-gov" former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, was awarded last year Namibia who still possess valid South African border who still emmental negotiations. South African identity docu­ retain South African identity to Norwegian Prime Minister Gro Harlem Brundtland, and NAMIBIAN President ments will take part in the ref- to travel across on voting day. continued on page 2 continued on page 2 SamNujoma Jobs needed 'Leniency' over for 'half bribery case the country' c KATE BURLlNG rOD!!nt sparks concern THE SIGHT of young people sitting on street corners looking for MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE work will be a recur- ring reference point for THERE is growing unhappiness in Gover nment circles delegates when they about businessman George Peter Buck's sudden release meet this morning to from prison after having served no more than two discuss youth unem­ weeks of a one-year prison sentence for bribery. ployment. Although the move was judgement. A three-day meeting at eaos-a approved by Home Affairs Suprisingly, however, Buck the Wlndhoek College Minister Hifikepunye Pohamba, was released from the Wind- of Education Is ex- on medical grounds, both the hoek Central Prison on De- pected to reveallmpor- Ministry of Finance and the cember41991 on the orders of tant new statistics on Attorney-General's office are Minister of Home Affairs youth unemployment, reported to be unhappy that Hifikepunye Pohamba. and to break down the Buck has been let off so Minister Pohamba this week problem In terms of a • leniently. confirmed that he had sanc- recent survey. Buck's tria11ast year, in which tioned the release of Buck on Director for Youth In he was charged with having medical grolll).ds. the Ministry for Youth offered an employee of the The M,inister said he had and Sport Dessa rim to Ministry of Finance R50 000, made this decisi?n as a result Onesmus ~Id yester- exposed one of the more sen~ of recommendatIOns made by · da th t Namlbl 's sational and blatant bribery Ministry of Health and the y a a . incidents seen in this country. Commissioner of Prisons. youth makes up 50 per Outlook gloomy from North to South The 50-year-old Buck is an continued on page 2 . ,. .

establishedWindhoek and businessman the sole owner in I'Ii~ •• 2~~~.B~~.[I ••• !I ••••••• ii.fiiiiiil I TOM MINNEY of the company AC&V Air­ conditioning and Ventilation Systems. THE latest forecast from commercial grain He was found guilty ofbrib­ farmers is that the harvest will be only 10 000 ing MH Beyer of the Ministry tonnes of maize this year, a dramatic fall from of Finance with R50 000 in an attempt to avoid prosecution the forecast 50 000 tonnes. for evading the payment of This grim warning comes Oshakati, Ondangwa and Oshi­ sales tax amounting to R200 from the Namibian Agronomic gambo. 000. Board and the Agronomy Pro­ In Western Owambo ma­ Buck was sentenced by the ducers' Association. Some hangu isnow dried o.ut, reports Windhoek Regional Court to a farming sources are even more Oswald Shivute who visited fme of RIO 000 or one year's gloomy, forecasting a harvest the area yesterday. imprisonment. of only 5 000 tOIUles as present Nanubia's mills are negoti­ In addition he wa~ sentenced bad weather seems set to con­ ating to buy up to 30 000 ton­ to another four years' impris­ tinue. nes of maize abroad, at prices onment, of which three years The news of expected ma­ of around R630 a tOIUle or were conditionally suspended hangu or millet harvests from possibly more, giving an im­ for five years. much of the northern commu­ port bill of at least Rl8,9 mil­ A Supreme Court appeal by nal areas is also' 'very dire'" lion. Buck was dismissed in mid.­ reports the board. Yesterday Comsumers are set to be hit November last year when Jus­ the Ministry of Agriculture, with "normal" annual price rises .... :;;--. tice Theo Frank, with Acting TAXI TROUBLE •.. The driver of this taxi did the reputation of Windhoek taxi Water and Rural Development ·soon, and. high import prices Justice Louis Muller concur­ drivers no good when he was caught recently zooming along Okahandja Way with a issued, a special crop update may lead to more price rises, ring, upheld the Regional Court . car door missing and passengers in the back. Photograph: Graham Hopwood bulletin which warned that a although the mills are trying to third of the mahangu crop will avoid this. ,WATCH OUT FOR THISFRIDAY'$ SPECIAL NAMIBIAN be lost, despite good rains in The Ministry has set up an central Owambo which have ....,$UPPLt:MENTONWINING,DIN'NG, .FOODAND DRINK! helped wilting fields around continued on page 2 :.;,.-::_;.;·:.-.. ·.·.v,,··· , ·~·:-: . ··· .. "T-: v:. ~ .. ""~-,~.'~: . .. '.~ : ,.'-'.- .. > .,( .. ':.:- ,. .. _.",;" ,~._',;,-7," .. " ,-:":0 <.. ~.... :...... ,"'. ~ .. ~. ., , ;> ",:. - ~... .', . ".,. . " ".' • . ,'.:., " 2 Wednesday· February ·26 1992, THE NAMIB1AN"

- ~ e· PRESI[jENt .. " , . " ," .... Murder suspect's state .·} frc#n. g~~~~ > Schools under fire previously to Mikhail S Gor­ bachev, then President of the of mind is questioned Soviet Union. Speaking of the Third World's common goal, SAUL Nowaseb, 31, ac­ cused of murder in the form united front Nujoma said planners in Namibia were emphasizing Wmdhoek High Court, was agriculture as the first step in yesterday ordered by Jus­ A FINAL decision on two on how the reports had been KA TE BURLlNG the process of development. tice Theo Frank to attend private schools being in­ received, but said the Ministry "We have achieved political Oranje Hospital in Blo­ vestigated by the Ministry would "definitely be inform­ freedom, but we have too many of Education will be made Secretary Vitalis Ankama on ing both schools of our find­ emfontein for mental ex­ Friday morning. ings". enemies: poverty, hunger, aminations. this week when represen­ ignorance, unemployment, Enquiries into the regula­ He said members of the Nowaseb is charged wit4 tatives from the schools tions and running ofboth schools controlling bodies of Elnatan increasing crime because of meet with a top flight poverty which we inherited from having stabbed and killed began about a month ago and and Moria would be present, apartheid South Africa," said Gideon Gowaseb on July 14 Ministry delegation. reports were handed to the but would be represented jointly Nujoma. last year at the fann Annawoud. Elnatan school at Stampriet Ministry last week. and would be accompanied by The Namibian' President At the outset of the hearing, and Moria School at Ou~o have "OnSunday we had a meet­ a legal advisor. . sought India's help in agricul­ SAUL NOW ASEB ... re­ defence counsel for Nowaseb, been the subject of two. sepa­ ing to discuss and analyse the "We will be interested to ture and water management and ferred to a hospital for Dave Smuts, applied to the court rate Ministerial enquiries fol­ contents of the reports and are hear what the schools have to accepted a 10 million rupee medical examinations be­ for pennission to refer of his lowing allegations of uncon­ now ready to talk: to the schools say, and will be making a full (373 000 US dollars) from India. fore his trial can continue. client to a psychologist, as he stitutional operations. concerned, " said Wentworth. statement after the meeting, " doubted the man's capacity to Elnatan school opened this He was unable to-comment said Wentworth. stand trial. . January, while Moria school The case was adjourned until has been open since last year. Nowaseb returns from the According to deputy minister hospital, where he will be Buddy Wentworth, a joint body Sex disease used as STARTING YOUR OWN BUSINESS examined by a medical super­ represeI}tingbofh schools will indentent or an appointed psy­ meet with hiIil§elf, Minister The purpose of this course is to provide guidelines chologist. Nahas Angula and Permanent'" defence in rape""case to potential or established entrepreneurs orities for the coming months. A YOUNG man appeared in the Windhoek High Court concerning important aspects to be taken into "Everyone knows Namibia yesterday on two charges of assault with intent to do account when starting a business. Topics include has a high rate of youth unem­ grievous bodily harm: one of housebreaking with the 11111111111 ployment, just by glancing the following: cent of its population and around street comers. We won't intent to commit an unknown crime, and one of rape. accounts for the highest unem­ * Assesing own ability, potential and motivation fmd it easy to solve, but we According to the charge­ told the court how she screamed ployment figure of any age want to start immediately on sheet, Leonard Hochobeb, 20, in vain during the attack and * Finding a feasible idea and defining the range of group. strategies to diminish the prob­ broke into a house at Omdel the rape, which she described the product "It's an absolutely massive lem" near Henties Bay on July 31 as brutal and inhuman. * Assessing the idea and its market potential problem - not only for Na­ She said the survey on you last year when the occupants - Hochobeb pleaded not guilty mibia, but for countries through­ unemployment had been car­ three women and a baby - were to all charges. He said he was * identifying the resources out the world, " she said. Estimate profitability ried out by a Commonwealth asleep. not near the plac~ when the * The confererx:e p~ to bring consultant who had been work­ 'They were woken by the noise crimes were committed. together a cross-section of * How to organise and negotiate to get into ing with the Ministry for a of Hochobeb forcing the door Of the charge of rape, he business agencies and organisations number of months and who and entering the room. said at the time when the crime dealing with youth and em­ would be present at the confer­ Hochobeb allegedly hit both was supposed to have been DATE 02 - 04 March 1992 ployment, and to identify de­ ence. 'The survey had been done Lucia Jacobs and Maria over committed, he was unable to velopment priorities and op­ on a 'sampling basis' and had the head with an unknown have sexual intercourse due to VENUE Ongwediva RDC tions. concentrated on urban areas. object. Hochobeb then forced a painful sexually transmitted "We want to evaluate what's "But many of the youths we another woman to go outside, disease which prevented him TIME : 09hOO - 17hOO being done in other countries find unemployed in urban dragging her som~ metres from from having sex. COST : Free of charge and recommend viable poli­ centres are" from the rural ar­ the house. He forGed her to the The case continues before cies for Namibia," Onesmus eas," said Onesmus. " A survey ground, lIDdressed her and raped Judge President Strydom to­ went on. PRESENTER : Mr John Nekwaya on rural unemployment could her twice. day, with Kobus Miller prose­ The recentl y-formed Minis­ be in the pipeline. ' , The rape victinl yesterday cuting. (Trainer/Consultant) try had identified unemploy­ ment, health, youth enterprise and youth information as pri- I··.·. Grain de.niand soaring

from South Africa is set to be THERE is enough grain to last until the end of April, difficult because of drought Early Warning and Food In­ there. although demand for maize is rising fast as the formation Unit, with help from Poor rainfall has reached East mahangu fails. Last week South Mrica restricted the United Nations Develop­ Caprivi, after floods in De­ exports of its own white maize because of food short­ ment Programme and the Food cember meant that much of the ages there. seeks the service of a and Agriculture Organisation. maize had to be replanted. Hopes Agra Mills at Otavi is negotiating to buy some 10 Its first bulletin covered are falling for the harvest there. 000 - 15 000 tonnes of white maize in the USA and January, and yesterday a spe­ In the commercial areas of manager Gielie Van Zyl is reported to be set to FIELD WORKER cial update was given out. It central Namibia, the main maize return shortly from talks with the South Mrican warns that the condition of producing areas, farmers are maize board. livestock in Owambo is dete­ starting to thresh their green Managing director Philip van Schalkwyk of Wind­ The succesfull incumbent must; riorating as the grazing wors­ maize and 'grazing is begin­ * be based in Windhoek ens. ning to be affected. hoek's Namib Mills says his staff are negotiating to buy a further 15 000 tonnes of maize, and are talking * be willing to undertake extensive traveling In Kavango maize has been Hunger is set to be a major hard hit and mahangu has not problem for many families in with sellers in the USA, South America and Europe. throughout Namibia yet been so badly damaged. Namibia this year. It is difficult to predict prices, but they may be *be a lady Grazing has also not suffered Detailed figures may wait similar to the current South Mrica price of R630 a * have a velY good command of much, although it is poorer until the end of the harvest, tonne. Namibian maize was sold last year at R550 a Nama/Damara, as well as Afukaans. than last year. although the Cabinet has al­ tonne, so already the switching of supply could mean Grazing continues to worsen ready received early reports * have a basic knowledge of English. that in the next few months prices ip the shops will in southern Namibia, with on the situation. climb, depending on final figures for the lo<;al har­ * have experience in development work and ground water levels falling and In previous drought years vest. Having to buy large shipments of maize could organising skills boreholes drying. emergency food rations from Prices for animals are drop­ aid donors have been imported also lead to local storage problems. * be able to work in a team ping, a sign that farmers are and given out, partly in food Many producers outside Africa mainly grow yel­ selling in desperation and the for work programmes. low maize, used largely for animals. If prices are too Applications containing CV's, qualifications, bulletin warns that in Reho­ The Agronomic Board has high for white maize which is preferred here, con­ both and Nama regions house­ sumers may have to make do with a mixture. South etc. must be posted to: asked the Government if it holds may soon be facing food imports grain as food aid to Mrica has already made plans to import 30 per cent The General Manager shortages if they depended on make sure that it is "raw" so white and 70 per cent yellow maize and will have Namibia Credit Union League their livestock. that local mills are kept in stocks to sell on to Namibia• P.O. Box 7537 . Even buying animal feeds business processing it. Katutura or gal and administrative domi­ Pohamba said Buck's release was fully consistent with the contact Gift Kazombaue attel: (061) 217577{o) ...... /&A •• R() . ~~ C/ . nance in the enclave, despite . ······ fr91ll ··· Pflge1 <···. Namibia's attempts to negoti­ law, which allowed a prisoner 62723 (h). to be released on the recom­ ate a joint administration. Dr HD Hartmann of the mendation of the medical au­ The holding of the referen­ The South African Interest Ministry of Health and Social thorities. dum at Walvis Bay following Office in Windhoek could not Services recommended that hot on the heels of South Af­ be contacted last night to con­ Buck should be released as he The Minister said that he rica's controversial plan to unify firm if it will also provide voting suffered from a bad heart con­ had personally checked all the the port town's local authority facilities in Windhoek for SA dition, an ulcer, high blood papers to satisfy himself that underlines South Africa's le- citizens living in Namibia. pressure and stress. everything was being done in For his part, Minister accordance wi t!- 'pe regulations. THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday February 26 1992 3 Hamutenya defends communications bill

THE Namibian Commu­ promised him assistance for a GRAHAM HOPWOOD nications Bill finished its broadcasting station was no second reading in the longer interested because of National Assembly yester­ draft bill and that he had been the NPF's vamshing political day with Information and to the UK for consultations fortunes. with the Radio Authority and In responding to a question Broadcasting Minister Independent Television Com­ from Peter Kayser (ACN) on Hidipo Hamutenya con­ mission there. the length of broadcasting li­ cluding that it " is umatched Hanmtenya answered Dirk cences, Hamutenya did ac­ anywhere in this continent" Mudge' s (DTA) query on how knowledge that the Govern­ in terms of opening up the M-Net received its licence in ment would recommend an electronic media to private the absence of the act by refer­ amendment at committee stage interests. ring him to the NE C Act oflast to make the duration five years year which allowed the grant­ for radio and eight years for The bill, Hamutenya said, ing of temporary licences. television. was designed to " provide .in~i­ Katjiuonga charged that he had In the course of his speech viduals or groups with access app lied for a broadcast licence Hanmtenya defended the NEC to conunercial private owner­ before M-Net but had not re­ from what he called "cheap BROADCASTING Minis­ NPF leader Moses THE DTA's Dirk Mudge­ ship amd operation of the elec­ ceived one. shots" from the opposition ter Hidipo Hamutenya Katjiuongua - turned down concerned about M-Net tronic media". According to Hamutenya, the benches saying that the NEC Hamutenya answered NPF NPF representative failed to had "on the whole continued to motion from DTA member Piet Chief of the Hereros. How-' on Existing Appointments was leader Moses Katjiuonga's submit his application under improve on the quality of its Junius, which questioned the ever, when asked by Swapo being repected by suggesting accusation that he had been the terms of the NEC Act service to the Namibian popu­ Government's policy regard­ members to supply details of that some existing Government influenced by the "broadcast­ because his was not "a genuine lation". He said the Govern­ ing certain at;ti<:,le.:. ~ - the the Government's candidate he officials had been dismissed ing models of the dying East­ desire to obtain a broadcasting ment did not interfere with the Constitution. Jiinius.sought to could not. . a1thou~ the Consti~ticfu stipu­

ern European Empire "by say­ licence, but more of a propa­ NEC and was prepared to leave clarify the Government's po­ JUhius also accused the lated they shoul

NAMIBIA received strong SWATF, and Battalion 32 and backing from the Organ­ GRAHAM HOPWOOD called for their inunediate dis­ isation of African Unity banding. over the reintegration of its representative in Windhoek, The meeting welcomed the Walvis Bay last week. Braam Eckard, that it would CODESA negotiating process not reply Pllblicly to Namibia's and called on all ·parties to According .to Nanubian protest note but would wiUJ: partisipaJe in good faith but deputy Foreign minister until the next· meeting of the finished shortly before SA State Netumbo Ndaitwah, who re­ Joint Technical Committee to Pre~ident FW de Klerk an­ turned from the OAU's Lib­ deal with the issue. nounced the holding of a white eration Committee at the week­ Ndaitwah also told the referendum , Ndaitw ah added. ROLL OF HONOUR A WARD ... Five students from the Windhoek Conservatoire end, the meeting called for the N amibian that much of the The meeting, which drew have attained the prestigious Unisa R.9JI of Honour for 1991 for outstanding results immediate return ofWalvis Bay Liberation Committee's dis­ , together 19 country represen­ in their mu'sic examinations. They are, from left, Johanita Retief (Piano grade 6 as a and the- offshore islands in cussion s focussed on the situ­ tatives in Arusba, Tanzania, student of Linda Gerryts as weD as Recorder Grade 7 as a student of Petrus Krige), accordance with UN Security ation in South Africa. committed the OAU to con­ Miriam George (Piano Grade 1, student of V alerie van BiIjon) Clare Robinson (Piano Council Resolution 432. Ndaitwah said the Commit­ tinuing their support fo r South tee registered its disappoint­ Grade 3, student ofValerie van Biljon) Ernst Krige (Cello Grade 2, student ofOlga Strong support for Namibia Africa's liberation movements on the issue ofWalvis Bay has ment that the South African - the ANC and PAC - through J ones) and Annelie Potgieter (Piano Grade 5, student of Linda GerrYt~) . been a consistent policy of the government was continuing to the OAU Special Fund which OAU and is expected to be re­ use units formed y operating in provides material aid to the affirmed by the Council of Nanu bia such as Koevoet. two organisations. Ministers currently being at­ Language clash halts tended by Foreign Minister, Theo-Ben Gurirab, in Addis Ababa this week. SA cuts' Walvis troops Despite the pressure from A NEW reduction of South African military strength in the OAU and Namibia's pro­ the Walvis Bay enClave was reported in a Walvis Bay Gibeon s'chooldebate test note over South Africa's unilateral plan to hold elec­ weekly newspaper yesterday. tions to form a united town According to the report Major General JA Klopper schools such as Dobra, rUn council in the enclave, a date announced last Friday that the infrastructure of a bat­ ABSALOM SHIGWEDHA AT GIBEON Martin Luther and Oshigambo, has still not been set for the talion group HQ in the enclave had become "superflu­ replied that Afrikaans was a two governments to meet on ous". He was speaking after the "de-activation parade" THE English-Afrikaans divide is set to halt the rhetoric language with no future and no the issue. of the 2nd South African InfantrY,Battalion. The 2nd of secondary school pupils who were all set to start a use outside Namibia and South According to a source in the Battalion is the last unit of any strength in the enclave debating fray when they found they could not agree on Africa, while English is meant Namibian Foreign Ministry, the afte·r the pull-out of the 61st Mechanised Brigade in the to be the official language and the arena - English or Afrikaans. . Government has been press­ middle oflast year. they mainly debate to improve Now it looks as if the next judge, and a large and enthusi­ ing for the second meeting of . However, Klopper said the Military Area Headquar­ their English. round of debating between astic audience of fellow pu­ the Joint Technical Commit­ ters at Rooikop will be kept on. He added that "if there They suggested the Cornelius Gibeon's African Methodist pils. tee on Walvis Bay io be before team tackle their own teachers should be any drastic change in circumstances and Episcopal Private School and But on Monday night, pre­ March 10, but South Africa to a debate in Afrikaans and higher troop levels become necessary the Battalion HQ . state-run Comelius Senior debate debate grew more than wants a later date. their plivate school rivals in could easily be re-activated and supplied with men". Secondary School, scheduled heated, as the Cornelius pupils The JTC last met on Decem­ English. Although the battalion is being withdrawn the Major for early next month, will be proposed a new idea - debate ber 5 when it was suggested General declared that the Walvis Bay Military Area cancelled. in Afrikaans which is the lan­ Despite a proposal for a the next meeting take place at will remain as prominent as it as been in the past and Previously the debates were guage they school in. mixed-language debate, it the end of January this year. referred to Commando and Cadet detachments still in English, and the AME school Their leaders argued that they seems the next de bat e will now The white referendum on present in the enclave. which uses English as a me­ need to improve their profi­ be called off unless it is in March 17 is likely to delay the dium won in 1990 and 1991. ciency in Afrikaans as if they English - which is probably a setting of a date and a "No" The military scaledown at Walvis comes after South The contest is normally be­ fail that subject they still fail good thing as the topic was vote will probably derail the Africa spent over R40 million during 1989/90 upgrad­ tween two teams of four stu­ the whole final examination. very sexist - "Do women have negotiating process completely. ing the infrastructure of military bases there and indi­ dents and four advisers, with a The AME debaters, honed a clear grasp of economic and The South African Govern­ . cates .a major shift in military policy over the last two teacher from each sch ool as on debate with other church - political activities?" ment said on Sunday through years. 4 Wed nesday" Feb"rua'rY'26 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

selected gamered eight Oscars, apartheid colonialism during 21 Oscarnominations and 120 . our struggle for the nationlll international prizes and repre­ independence that we can U Jl­ JL~ sent the best work of 7 000 reservedly declare that the death I altists from 13 countries. l.,.,.,., of comrade Elias has denied nU~ 18h36: Family Matters Namibia, inherpost-aparthcid 19hOO: Sport struggle of national reconstruc- English League Soccer . tion and development of the 16h56: Opening 20hOO: News experiences, ideas, brilliant 17hOO: Religious 20h35: Cosmos thinking, analytical capacities programme ' Episode 9: of one of her finest sons. In particular, I wish to rc­ 17h06: Kiddies Filler The lives of the stars member times whep dissolu­ 17h18: Fame and 21h34: Brotherhood of the is no denying that the funds The Namibian from a ficti­ Nantu controversy tion, stress and apathy threat­ Misfortune were a donation to persons tious person I think was M S Rose ened us in the Swapo Y outll Series about the adventures of repatriated to Namibia and that Swartbooi. An action story of international ALLOW me to register my League. Nanso, NUNW and Timothy and his younger sis­ it was requested by the Minis­ He implied that the deputy intrigue and suspense. Two deep disappointment at firstly the political movement. It was ter Samantha and the rivalry try that the funds be used to minister of Education, Buddy orphans are raised as brothers the double standards and sec­ contributions from Comrade which exists between them. cover an orientation programme Wentworth, must praise all the and trained from childhood to ondly the ignorance or blind­ Elias that kept our hopes high Timothy has to look after her at Usakos Primary School for teachers who abuse strong drink be highly skilled commandos ness maintained by Nantu. and made us strong. which he hates and she always children repatriated from and praise all the children who by their surrogate father whom Why is it that only when the To the student movement 1 manages to get him into trouble. Czechoslovakia, from Septem­ demonstrate and must ooly fight they trust implicitly. What they deputy minister of Education want to say. be strong, I know 17h43: Educational ber through December 1991. against white sports audiences. don't know is that their father and Culture admonishes way­ your loss in particular. To the programme Instructions by the perma­ I think Swartbooi is like the is a top CIA boss and when an ward teachers, their status and family. your sacrifices arc Life on the Land nent secretary for the funds to chief ofNantu who.now says unorthodox mission goes image are impaired, and seen limitless but be assured that be channelled through Treas­ that the deputy minister must 18h09: Masters of wrong, they become renegades as grounds by Nantu to pro­ our appreciation and indebted­ ury brought no results. The only praise the schools with Animation who must be eliminated. ceed with vicious attacks against ness to you and comrade Elias programme was faced with a poor results and fight the schools This documentary series about . 22h24: Sport the deputy minister? But only will be with us forever. crisis since September due to with good results, even on their the history of animation was in Five Nations rugby: Ireland vs yesterday, in your presence, at lack_of food for the children, 75th anniversary. production for 10 years. Films Scotland the seminar on educational Bruce Line materialS', salaiies for the teach­ I think there is something management and administra­ FIRST SECRETARY ers and workers and the pro­ wrong with Swartbooi and with tion, the Honourable Minister NAMIBIAN EMBASSY granune faced imminent fail­ Nantu. N ahas Angula spoke of teach­ ure and termination. Conse­ BRUSSELS ers who forged certificates, of quently in November and ANJEMBO teachers who were delinquent, December 1991 the permanent KATUTURA Come together of teachers who abused alco­ secretary was compelled to hol, of teachers who spent weeks intervene and formally asked OFFICIALS in Ministries tend at the cattle post, of teachers Universal truth UNDP/Unesco to save the who were constantly late and to employ their relatives through programme by releasing funds the back-door. They ask us for of teachers who make school­ I FIND the latest attack by to sustain the programme. certificates forgetting that wC' children pregnant. Nantu again'St deputy Educa­ The methods used to release were kept only at the prisons as 11lese statenlents are true, tion minister Buddy Wentworth, or channel the money to re­ guards without schooling. Even Nantu, and as true as the much - very, very strange. I also un­ cipients were probably due to the Namibia Security Agency softer statements made by the derstand English and cannot the financial requirements and doesn't want to employ us now. deputy minister. When then do recall him actually blaming procedures of the UN and noth­ They are forgetting that the) you, Nantu, attack the one and ACTION.. .. as Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone) and ing to do with the desires of the anyone for poor standards and not the other? Am I right in were using us for some dirty permanent secretary. lack of discipline. I understood Apolo Creed (Carl Weathers) battle for the heavy­ thinking what many others are him to say that school disci­ things abroad. When they used Allegations of the perma­ us to guard others they consid­ weight championship in Rocky IT, the late night movie thinking? pline and the dedication of the nent secretary withdrawing files tonight on M-Net. Secondly, does Nantu still ered us as valuable; now that from the Khorixas office are headmaster has a direct bear­ insist that there are no teachers ing on the school's results. This we are back in the country they mere distortions of the truth as look on us as nothing. Grammy Awards who are making themselves is a universal truth that will at no time had the office of the This year the National Acad­ guilty of professional indisci­ When will the time come ~ permanent secretary asked hopefully one day be realised emy of Recording Arts and pline? Is it just plaln ignorance ey Nantu. that we ex-combatants will Sciences presents the 34th directly 9r indi.rectly for the or is it blindness by those who I also hope that there will be come together again? How will annual Grammy Awards, the delivery of such files. do not wish to see? Is it not a national movement to act Swapo solve this problem for i"1 • N • I: • T ' American music industry's The pennanem secretary has ",& time for Nantu to be realistic against teachers who think us to come together with our highest awa-d. continued to insist during 1991 and realise that the Ministry is brothers? We are grieved. If (Premium time) and the second phase in 1992 nothing of our children and 21hOO: Supersport serious about education? who neglect their duty by the Govemment doesn't do 05h30: Cricket Highlights ofBenson & Hedges for the services to the pro­ something we shall do some­ Live transmission from Sydney gramme to be provided through abusing alcohol and being World Cup Tournament match ZKAZEEMO thing. We don't care whether of the Benson & Hedges World absent from school a lot. between Australia and South KATUTURA ' the educational programme of it is a Swapo government. Wc Cup Tournament match be­ the school where it was lo­ This country needs more like Africa in Sydney earlier today. Comrade Buddy Wentworth to don't see freedom here. To tween Australia and South Af­ 22hOO: Crocodiles: Deadly cated. As to why the services whom does this freedom be­ rica. could not be rendered was not think of the interests of our Survivors Nothing to hide children before anything else. long? Ifnothin g is done for us r 13hI5: Transmission ends A special programme about the the making of the permanent we will go back and reveal secretary. (KTV starts) Australian saltwater crocodile, . THE report in the Times of around the world what hap­ The financial reports about JOHANNES ISAACS lShOO: Tiny Toon one of the world' s biggest and Namibia of 19 February 1992, pened in Angola because wc the services paid and those still KHOMASDAL Adventures most dangerouse predators. Its on 'Donor Aid - Ankamain the are still having the secret in awaiting payments are clear 1Sh30: Slimer sight, sense of smell and hear­ Hot Seat' contains a lot of our minds. We are not mad but and unambiguous and there is 16hOO: Scooby Doo, where ing are very keen and its navi­ innuendos and inferences aimed Condolences are grieved. Now there is a nothing to hide. are you? gational abilities are outstand­ at painting a bad irnage of the hatred between ex-combatants ing. permanent secretary in the - those who had been in prison 16h30: Talesp'in, IV Ankama TO the bereaved family, close 23hOO: Rocky II Ministry of Education and and those who ha4been guard­ (KTVends) PERMANENT SECREfARY comrades and the Namibian After Rocky did surprisingly Culture. The report throws dust revolution: It is true that in ing them. Before we used to (Open time) MINISTRY OF EDUCATION sleep in the same trenches. Bu t weU against the world cham­ in the air in the face of serious Elias Kanguatjivi we had a 17hOO: Three's Company AND CULTURE now we don't communicate pion, he marries his long-stand­ malpractices and fraud currently selfless, dedicated and genu­ 17h30: Loving with our brothers because of ing girlfriend and breaks into being investigated, and disclo­ ine comrade and compatriot. It 18hOO: Get a Life this. television' commercials. Soon sures of which could hurt cer­ Something wrong is through our long personal 18h30: Designing Woman disillusioned and again with­ tain interests. relations, political collabora­ EX-COMBATANTS A new season of a popular out money, he accepts the world Regarding the funds, there RECENTLY I read a letter in tion and common efforts against WINDHOEK comedy series about four champion's offer of a remarch. women who run an interior despite a warning by doctors decorating business. that he could go blind. Starring Stam~'~~ for: (Premium time) Sylvester Stallone, Talia Shire. p. . I>.;.i-~~''Iif 19hOO: 1992 34th Annual Burgess Meredith 'h k- -... \. t e In~;11:,.,:-1'T'~ .. Phone waiting nearly over

LAS VEGAS: Is Elvis Presley THE long wait is nearly best remembered as the sneer­ STAFF REPORTER hoek. There has apparently over for some 600 would­ been almost no slackening Today's weather ing, hip-swivelling rock 'n roller be telephone subscribers or the middle-aged legend in a new applicants who cannot get since Untag started the rush white sequined suit? in Windhoek's Katutura telephone numbers in Wirid­ for phones and new Minis­ Fine and hot but partly cloudy in the north with The US postal service is" who have been waiting hoek as the exchange is now tries and other offices have isolated thundershowers in the north-east. Coast: leaving it up to the American for phones. full. They will have to wait since taken up the call: Now cool with fog patches overnight. Wind: moderate people. A new exchange to be in­ until the new financial year, demand is mainly new houses. starting in April. for capacity The Post Office is set to south-westerly to north-westerly. The service unveiled two stalled in Wanaheda is cur­ stamp designs onMonday, one rently being tested and should for another 2 000 numbers to become a state-owned cor·· showing the king in his 'Hound ' be in place within the next be installed. poration, similar in structurc Dog' and 'Heartbreak Hotel' two months. This is because the money to to TransNanub, later this year. years. The other shows Elvis The good news comes from spend on the new capacity can This should temove the need' during his later Las Vegas years. Postmaster General Gerhard only be budgeted for next year, for it to work from central Five million ballots will be Ruck, who said that costs are although the Posts and Tele­ budgets and could make it available to the public in post the main constraint in hold­ communications forecast the more responsive to demands offices April 4 to 26. The ing back telephone develop­ shortage some time ago. from consumers, giving the winning stamp. expected to be ment. A strong demand for tele­ management mor~ freedom issued in 1993, will be an­ Not so happy are some 380 phone lines continues in Wind- to spend as they think fit. nounced in May. - AP

~ l THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday February 26 1992 5 Medical specialists gather at Oshakati

OSWALD SHIVUTE AT OSHAKATI for check-ups. Important ways to cut down DOCTORS and other medical staff were last week on hypertension in general, saving lives and money, would treated to a feast of academic and managerial expertise be for people to drink less on some of the tricky medical problems they face. alcohol, reduce their weight, TIle mooting at Oshakati state specialists in these diseases from eat more fruit and vegetables hospital was a new departure as far afield as South Africa to and get enough rest. as often medical staff were too Oshakati. The conference's Dr Loushcke showed the seminar how doctors should busy to take time offto learn in organising c~mmittee drew up a more academic way from the topics for the visiting speak­ try and manage osteomyelitis, experts. ers. a virus which infiltrates chil­ Summing up the one-day First speaker was Dr B dren's bones. Again early treat­ LISTENING IN ... Adolfine Mushimba, deputy director of Community Development ment was vital, as in the case in the Ministry of Local Govemment and Housing, with social workers from the seminar, regional director Dr Maharaj from Cape Town who K Shangula said Oshakati had spoke about hypertension, of duodenal ulcers which are street kids project, listens intently to the problems of parents of street children at a wounds inside the stomach. Katutura meeting last weekend. Photograph: Graham Hopwood a strong international charac­ normally a disease found in ter and was ideal for medical Western and European coun­ Professor Eugene Weinberg, scientific exchanges. tries and which is linked to from South Africa, spoke on , , We are fortunate to be able stress and alcohol among other asthma which can even be to tap from: a wealthy source of causes. caused by mice and cockroaches A special day for knowledge, . encompassing Sutprisingly it accounts for in the home. people from vkrious medical nearly one in 20 of the outpa­ The seJninar wa~ . a,n iwpor­ backgrounds, traditions and tient cases at Oshakati and was tant change for the' Oshakati cultures from east, west, south identified at a recent Wind­ hospital, which normally lim~ freedom .of press and north and through the length hoek conference as one of the its its health education to talks and breadth of our African main reasons why pregnant on malaria, plague and other continent. " mothers die. ' -- subjects. These are held be- STAFF REPORTER TIle' seminar covered impor­ Medical superintendent of tween noon and 13hOO on Fri- tant clinical conditions such as the hospital, Dr N Hamata, told days and often doctors and other WINDHOEK may be about to go down in United Na­ hypertension and asthma, staff how to manage hyperten- staff were too busy with their tions and media history, following a recent decision to duodenal ulcers and osteomye­ sion. He stressed that pregnant patients. This is why the hos- make May 3 'Intemational Press Freedom Day' in litis as well as their causes, mothers should not wait until pital, with Sandoz' help, or- honour of last year's freedom-of-the-press-seminar in management and prevention. the time of birth to get medical ganised the full day seminar the Namibian capital. It was sponsored by Sandoz, attention, but should visit a and brought in foreign exper- A meeting of the International Programme for the Develop­ which made it possible to bring clinic regularly from early on tise. ment of Communication (IPDC) which ended on Monday recom­ mended that press freedom, pluralism and the independence of the'media must become a "priority concern". The Windhoek conference took place between April 29 and May 3 last year. THE late Elias The IPDC's 35-member inter-governmental council approved NAMIBIA SHALL BE SAVED the decisions of a working group studying the implications of the Kanguatjivi Windhoek Declaration on the priorities and proceedures of the Victory Crusades IPDC. As well as 36 new projects which will receive support from the A tribute to IPDC special account in 1992, the IPDC will also seek funds in trust for another project called 'The Development of the Inde­ Kanguatjivi pendent Press in Africa'. Evangelist Nevers Mumba The project was submitted jointly by' the governments of THE Swapo Youth Senegal, Benip., Cape Verde and Zimbabwe, and will cost US$ 5 League yesterday ex­ 898000. pressed its great regret and sorrow at the un­ timely death of Elias Okahandja chooses a Kanguatjivi who died in a car accident last Thursday. community committee A statement released by the Youth League said it ON January 28 a public meeting was held at Okahandja was ironic that Kanguatjivi died ju st before he was due to elect a community development committee. to complete his studies at Media co-ordinator, Gotthard the community draWn up. the University of <;: ape Partenbach, said the commit­ The meeting also called for Town at the end of this tee would identify needs in a street children project to be year. the community and report with launched at Okahandja as soon The SYL said the death recommendations to the Re­ as possible. of Kanguatjivi had come gional Commissioner in the Other issues about which as a very bad shock be­ hope of reviving projects and concern was expressed included cause he was a hardwork­ providing jobs for the commu­ housing, sport and social ac­ ing person with a steady nity. tivities, employment, law and . and matured political ide­ Partenbach said in a state­ order, health (AIDS), educa­ ology. mentthat a staff of six people tion, an old age home, munici­ Whenever on holiday in had been elected, as well as 10 pal affairs and community Windhoek he had contrib­ additional members, in the development. uted considerably particu­ presence of the Regional The committee will sit once larly during the 1989 gen­ Commissioner. a month and anyone who wants eral elections, and with the On February 4 a planning to make contact with them can establishment of Swapo 13:Uliilll,tiilttir..fili"a:ilIi,IDl'.tliUlliii' meeting was held and a prior­ do so by writing to the Secre­ sections such as Maharero section in Katutura. ity list ofpr~blems concerning tary at PO Box 590, Okahandja. "The Swapo Youth Venue Independence Arena Katutura League is really touched by this sudden death of Date 1st - 5th March 1992 VVarrantoutfor~okeng Comrade Elias, which has Time left. an irreplaceable gap 19hOO hrs A WARRANT for the arrest of Dawid Mokeng of Keetmanshoop within the rank and file of Admission : Free was issued in the Windhoek High Court yesterday after Mokeng Swapo and Swapo Youth failed to appear in court on a charge of murder. League. Mokeng is accused of having stabbed and killed his common­ "Comrade Elias was a law wife, Susanna Blitzstan, on July 7 at Doloriet Crushes, dedicated and prepared Keetmanshoop. person, who gave a good Come expecting your miracle Before the tragic incident, the couple allegedly qualTelled example to many youth of about liquor. Mokeng allegedly .stabbed his wife three times, our country. We shall al­ once in the chest and twice in the back. She died as the result of ways remember him," the / an acute loss of blood resulting from a heart wound. statement ended. / \, / =-, /' '~) , ./ / //1 6 Wednesday February 26 1992 THE NAMIBIAN NAU breaks the ice at Gibeon

THE Namibian Agricul­ Farmers from the area were Reitz said the meeting at said. ture Union (NAU) is to hold anxious to learn the union's JOSEPH MOTINGA Gibeon would be important for Secondly, the area had been a meeting with communal policy regarding communal several reasons. devastated by the drought and farmers at Gibeon on· farming, the source said. and unemployment figured Firstly, there had been no NAU would be studying this Communications manager of among the, problems raised at agricultural union in the south problem and suggesting solu­ Wednesday, March 4, NAU, Gys Reitz, told The that conference, Reitz said. since the two unions there tions including approaching the despite alleged misgivings Namibianthat the get-together Similar regional meetings disbanded some time ago. Government for assistance, he about the present role of was part ofa series of regional were held at Khorixas on However, the development added. the union. meetings held at all regional Monday and yesterday at officers of NAU had encour­ Describing the role conunu­ A source in the area told The agricultural unions. Opuwa. aged local farmers,.both com­ nal funners could have inNAU, Namibian that the meeting The meetings were a fol- Today a meeting will beheld mercial and communal, to form Reitz cited the example. of would enable the union to low-up to the conference the at Ondangua, on Thursday in agricultural unions. farmers in the Wel wichia counter mistrust from the union held at the Mokuti Lodge the Kavango, Friday at Katima At the meeting NAU would Region who were affiliated communal farmers. from December'2 to 3 at which Mulilo, next Monday at Goba~ explain that these unions would through their regional union, The mistrust ap~ars to be a the general prqblems of com- bis, and next Tuesday at Oka~ be encouraged to affiliate to composed of seven affiliate hangover from past whenNAU munal fanners were discussed. , handja. NAU, if they wished, Reitz unions. had catered for white commer­ Lack of water, the · great r--~------, ---"""------cial farmers only. di"~eotow.to'Pipeo,ilieft Soweto air~ major pollution problems .- , , [ THE"" es tablishment of Cli.mate zfud"topology exac- *)l~~TUA~ : EMMANUEL KG'OMO ( :.i. , , Soweto, one of Africa~s big. . erbate the problem: ;me-pre­ gest residential areas, was vailing winds b~g in more not planned. " , . cond:ntration of "vehicles in' polluted air'from Joharmesburg, A CAREER WITH A COMPANY THAT CARES'FOR iTS STAFF the Johannesburg region: arid the combination of terrain ; ;' In the words of former Rand , Soweto and Johannesburg are and temperature is ideal for , Daily Mail reporter Gordon only 15 km apart. trapping pollutants. AREA ADMINISTRATIVE H.EAD (NAMIBIA) Mohlomi, it was "just an acci­ Coal is the main source of The efkcts are widespread. dent". energy for the majority of Lung cancer, bronchitis and Old Mutual Group Schemes has been enjoying a high level of growth over the past The city's 2,5 million resi­ households. skin problems are common. few years. As a result, an attractive position has become available at ourWindhoek dents - including an estimated Paraffui, wood and animal Says Lekgetho: "We see ..fge 700 000 squatters - spend most waste are also used, and many effects of air pollution in the Office. of their lives coping with the people use candles for light­ number of sicknesses related effects of the accident. ing. to breathing. Bronchial prob­ THE JOB Apartheid laws have forced Japtha Lekgetho, founder and lems are reported frequently The incumbent to the post of Area Administrative Head will oversee the entire ad­ a very low standard of living President of the Soweto-based while air pollution worsens TB on black urban dwellers, and National Environmental Aware-, and asthma". ministrative funtion in Namibia, including such aspects as client servicing; about one-third of the popula­ ness Campaign, points out that Air pollution would be greatly establishing and maintaining of suitable administrative and accounting systems, tion lives below the poverty coal is cheap, accessible, reli­ reduced if electricity was avail­ and liason with our clients and advisers. line. able and affordable, whereas able to all, and if supplies were Indeed World Bank. studies electricity - installed only during regarded as dependable. Price THE PERSON have shown South Africa as the 1980s - is unreliable, ex­ cuts and greater reliability will having 'the highest level of pensive and inaccessible. also be necessary. The post requires a dynamic, people-orientated person together with a proven inequality of all countries for Lekgetho, who is also the Eskom also needs to tighten managerial/supervisory track record, and strong interpersonal and organisational which statistics have been kept. official AfricanNational Con­ its pollution controls. skills. It will be an advantage if the person has experience or skills in, Life The major concern of Sowet­ gress spokesperson on urban The Commission's Anthony Assurance and Personal Computers. The incumbent must be willing to travel ans is with immediate needs: envirorunental issues, says that van Heerden says pollutants for food, housing, education while monthly electricity bills will be concentrated in one extensively in Namibia to visit all our branch offices. and jobs, and these have been of 500 Rand are not uncom­ area. In addition, smokestacks the focus of political activism. mon, a family would expect to could be stretched to make WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING Environmentalism might pay about R80 a month for dispersion more effective. * Salary of R3 500.00 pm neg. seem a luxury in such condi­ coal, and perhaps slightly less Desulphurisation could be fit­ tions, especially because, as for paraffin. ted in the stacks to reduce * Membership to Pension Fund and Medical Aid Scheme sociologist Jacklyn Cock has Electricity costs more in sulphur dioxide emissions. * Possible participation in a subsidised housing scheme pointed out, the environmental Soweto than in Johannesburg, Eskom estimates it would * Interest free car scheme movement in South Africa is and there are additional costs cost R2 billion to fit desulphu­ * Subsistance and Travelling Allowance associated with authoritarian arising from the incompetence risaiion devices and another * Annual leave of 22 working days white middle class practices in and corruption in township R2 billion to bring electricity which the victims have often administration. to parts of Soweto currently * Relocation allowance will be paid if necessary been blamed for environmental The result is air pollution unconnected. ' degradation. significantly worse than in the This, however, would require Application forms are obtainable from Mr J Cloete (phone (061) 22-8163) at Old But air pollution is so bad highly industrialised eastern supplementary funds from Mutual Group Schemes, Old United Building, Independence Avenue, Windhoek. that it counts as a major prob­ Transvaal Highveld region, government, and few residents CV's must accompany completed application forms and must reach Mr Ooete by lem, requiring attention. where electricity power gener­ believe the authorities are about The basic causes are the ating stations are sited, and 6 March' 1992. to do anything much to help widespread burning of coal fires higher than World Health Soweto. - Panos in Soweto homes, and the high Organisation maximum levels. '\",.,(1 /' ,~,. )t.c( 'REPUBLIC OF ·n-."". OZ . ~ '",-X ~ REPUBLIC OF I) ~Jv;j~ NAMIBIA SA tneat board , .-.s.r-..... ~ ..... NAMIBIA " \ ' ~'!'t~;~, ~~ 'iy!i' ~ tY ~t \ '.~" (.', ;.. . , .:) d, MINISTRY WORKS, TRANSPORT AND MINISTRY WORKS, TRANSPORT AND to be deregulated COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION ~------TENDERBOARD------4 ~------TENDERBOARD------~ PRETORIA: South Africa's meat board yesterday TENDERS TENDERS revealed a new meat scheme that will come into effect soon and will lead to the deregulation of the board, reports SABC radio news. TENDER NO. F1/1 0/3-160/91 TENDER NO. F1110/3-158/91: TELEPHONE POLES INT.EROGGATION AND PROGRAMMING UNITS , TENDER NO F1.1 0.3-159/91 : GALVANISHED BOLTS According to the scheme, the industry will be sub­ jected to the free market system where supply and Closing date: 11:00 on Tuesday: 3 March 1992 Closing date: 11:00 on Tuesday: 10 March 1992 price forming will be left to the different role players DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICES OF: DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE ATTHE OFFICES OF: ' in the industry. The Secretary: Namibia Tender Board The Secretary: Namibia Tender Board The chairman of the meat board, fanie van Rensburg, p.a. Box 3328 p.a . Box 3328 said the consumer would benefit from the scheme if Windhoek Windhoek To obtain documents R5.00 Is payable: he used the opportunity to buy from the best market. To obtain documents RS.OO Is payable: Producers will be able to market according to de­ Tender documents are obtainable from the Stores Tender documents are obtainable from the Stores mand, giving the consu~er the maximum benefit. Manager, Post Office Stores Depot, Volgt Street Manager, Post Office Stores Depot, Volgt Street The scheme would comt' into effect at the end of the (P.O. Box 2186) Wlndhoek. Telephone (061) 2012376 (P.O. Box 2186) Wlndhoek. Telephone (061) 2012376 Telegraphic Address: "Poststores" Telex No. 50908- Telegraphic Address: "Poststores" Telex No.S090S- meat board's current fin /Dcial year, he said. - Sapa 431 Fax ( 061) 224334 431 Fax ( 061) 224334 11 ... t~ f! .. '''l. !" ~ Il b <. 1". ", ~ 'i f .: , " f ' f~ '. • ',' .. ~ . .: _ '::, ~ ... • .- ~.. , ...... ~ ;1. ~ ~ '< THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday February 26 1992 7

Pope calls INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP for economic justice ... Leftwing alternative to Codesa CAPE TOWN: Four organisations oppos~d to participation in CONAKRY, Guinea: Pope John Codesa meet in Cape Town today to discuss the formation of an Paul IT said yesterday that " Alternative Patriotic Front". economic progress , in Africa Representatives of the P<\Il Africanist Congress and the Aza­ must be accomplished with a niaq. People's - Organisation, New Unity Movement and the ,sense of justice. He also wamed Worke!s' Organisation for Socialist Action will also discuss a Africans against giving in to campaign ofpamphl~teering, pickets and placard demonstrations CP says yes to 'no' greed or an excessive craving to coincide with the Codesa IT session expected at the end of for material goods. March or April. ' Speaking in a country seek­ ing to rebuild from the de­ struction left by 26 years of Codesa backs white 'yes' vote brutal Marxist dictatorship, the vote in referendum pOpt' said that "without jus­ JOHANNESBURG: Codesa yesterday effectively came out in tice, the very people ""ith the support of a "yes" vote in the whites-only referendum on March 17. " We dare not turn our backs on history ," Codesa said in a talks table. most need risk missing out on CAPE TOWN: A reluctant Concervative Party yest~r­ statement. day accepted that it would have to fight a referendum , 'Of course it is not an issue economic gains ... which will probably prove the majority of whites backed on which the party can split," a' On the next-to-Iast day of a senior member of the caucus tour of three heavily Muslim president FW de' Kle~k'sref~ms. . Freak Zim rains expose graves said. " This is strategy and parties West African nations, John Paul "But itwillnotbe the end of after the executive committee split on matters of principle. " celebrated mass in a soccer HARARE: Freak heavy rains in north-western Zinlbabwe re­ the war," the PartY leader, had decided not to announce He and _others had iU'gued stadium and ordained three new cently exposed the mass graves of civilians massacred by troops Andri~s Treumicht; told an its bQycott decision to the media that it would be better to draw priests.- of the notorious 5th brigade duiing the guerilla insurgency in the intemational media conference ":.YestCrday mornirig. Theme?ia the'maximum rightwing sup­ The local archbishop, Mon­ western-provinces of Matabelleland in the early 1980s, according -as he announced the decision conference was cancelled ana port into voting against De signor Robert Sar~said John to reports just published.·' ' to mount a "no" campaign. extended caucus sessions fol­ Klerk's reforms. Paul should-tell ,ail of Africa ' jIorizon, a monthly iti'dependent ll\agazine "s,!lYs . ~ its latest It was clear that the party lowed. • 'It is better to draw 49 per that the "ch~h cannot remain edition issued this week that it-.was s1!own tmee-'Sball()w graves bad resigned it~lf to the strong When it broke for lUnch, the cell! support and1?eable to say silent in front of the horrors of containing human'skeletal remains and tattered clothing in'the likelihood OflosiOg to the ~' yes" boycott group was still in the to government that such a political wars that decimate and denSe bushnear a remote railway siding 205km north-west of the vote, but would continue to majority, and some members substantial proportion of its disperse the African peoples... city of Btilawayo. push for a constituency-based were concerned that the party ,voters cannot be ignored. ' , About 20 000 peq>le attended Up to 5 000 people were said to have been slaughtered by election to replace the govern­ would marginalise itself if such Treurnicht made no secret the mass in the Chinese-built soldiers in their suppression of the low-level military campaign mt:nt. a stay-out decision was taken. of the disagreement wit4inhis , September 28 Stadium, com­ mounted by veteran guerillas formerly loyal to Joshua Nkomo' s Other predictions are that The concept of a boycott own caucus. He admitted the ' memorating the date of the Zapuparty. was finally too foreign and referendum for Guinea's inde­ the inevitable ' defeat -by a executive had decided against < combined National Party­ negative a platform for a party going in on Monday night but lpendence from France and the Democratic Party onslaught will which bases its primary sup­ ultimately, "we felt we had to start of the regime of Sekou l French soldiers sent to Djibouti force the party to accept par­ port on Afrikaner voters. Toure, who ruled until his death take the whole caucus with us". DJIBOUTI: Ending its sideline role, France ye~terday sent 250 It is understood the numbers in 1985. - AP ticipation in the Codesa talks Those within the party cau­ soldiers into Djibouti's war zone in a bid to stop a four-tilonth a~ its last realistic chance of - absent for those who stay cus and its provincial struc­ ethnic rebellion in this small north African nation. away and devastating for the political relevance. tures who favour participation Paul Dijoud, a senior French diplomat sent to Djibouti on resultant "no" count-eventu­ Tanzania holds The decision to go into the in the Codesa exercise are Sunday, described the operation as a "peace mission" He said the ally helped to persuade the hard­ referendum came from the particularly pleased with the multi-party men French troops, part of a 3 800-strong contingent in the former liners that a boycott would be party's caucus which ultimately decision. French colony, were moving in an armoured column into the swept aside an executive deci­ political folly. Tliey explain that the result DAR ES SALAAM, Tanza­ south-western region of Dikhil. Heavy fighting was reported sion to boycott the plebiscite The decision represents a will give the party more pre­ nia: Two proponents of politi­ there Monday between rebel and government forces. from the table. The decision major victory for the pragma­ cise guidance regarding the cal pluralism have been ar­ came after hours of hard de­ tists within the party who may, voters' wishes, and strengthen rested barely a week after the bate. after the referendum, extend their case for particip.ation in ruling party relinquished a 27- Seven Chinese dissidents convicted The caucus was assembled thyir influence and move the Code sa. - Sapa year political monopoly and for an extraordinary meeting party rapidly towards the Codesa paved the way for multi-party BEUING: Seven dissidents were convicted yesterday of oppos- ~ democracy. ing the Socialist system in some of the last cases stemming from Home Affairs Minister China's crushed 1989 pro-democracy protests. AWB in 'a Augustine Murema said on One of the dissidents, a former editor of the Communist Party Monday that ChristopherMi­ newspaper, was sentenced to four years in prison,' and a student tikila and Julius Miselya would protestor was given two years, Chinese sources said. The sen­ tizzy' over be charged with distributing tences of the fiv~ others were not ilnmediately known. ' false and abusive leaflets. referendum Mitikila is a longtime oppo­ US to track down Hussein's assets nent of single-party rule and JOHANNESBURG: The Miselya, secretary general of KUWAIT: The United States has launched a worldwide drive to leader of the A WB Eugene the unregistered Democratic track down billions of dollars in hidden assets helping Saddam Terre 'blanche has report­ party. Hussein to stay in power, a key official enforcing sanctions edly changed his mind on Murema said Mitikila was against Iraq on behalf of the US said. Richard Newcomb, director an A WB boycott of the arrested last Wednesday while of the office of Foreign Assets Control (FAC) at the US treasury, March 17 whites-only ref­ distributing leaflets urging the said in a speech obtained by Reuter yesterday. The funds paid for erendum. resignation of President Has­ vital supplies and helped Saddam beat UN sanctions. SABC-TV reported last san Ali Mwinyi over the al­ night that at a meetingin leged killing by police of 11 Verwoerdburg, Terre'blan­ students in 1990 during distur­ ,SA millionaire runs up R50m debt ched pledged his support to bances at the university ofDar CAPE TOWN: High-flying millionaire Marino Chiavelli and his the rightwing and commit­ Es Salaam. companies owe major creditors at least R50 million, according to ted the A WB to go to the The government denied any papers before the Cape Town supreme court. Liquidation of polls. deaths at the time. Chiamar Estates, a company fully owned by Chaivelli, was Earlier the A WB leader PONDERING THE FUTURE ... SA State President Miselya was seized while postponed for a week. had told the Pretoria Press FW de Klerk - 'South Africa is at a crossroads'. Photo­ distributing copies of his party's Club luncheon that the or­ graph: Agence France-Presse constitution. - AP ganisation would boycott European left no longer a threat and disrupt the poll. He told the Pretoria.Press AMSTERDAM: Left-wing extremists - and the anti-apartheid Club Luncheon that the NO turning back -FW movements in particular-have disappeared in western Europe to A WB was a streamlined or­ such a degree that they are no longer viewed as a security threat. ganisation with a commando CAPE TOWN: The referen­ its opposing policy on the iable ... being conducted on the con­ This comment was made in the Dutch internal security service system throughout the coun­ dum will go on even if the He said South Africa was at stituency system. ' (BVD) annual report tabled in the Dutch parliament this week. try, and this organisation Conservative Party refused to a crossroads and it was impor­ In terms of the 1983 referen­ "Such leftwing political activism is dying out rapidly because structure would be used "to take part, the State President, tant that all voters had the chance dum any voter with an ID the supporting political ideologies no longer have any strength or its maximum." FW de Klerk, said on Monday. to express their views. document would be able to walk common appeal." The BVO report however saw the Basque He added !hat voters De Klerk was speaking ahead He wanted to negotiate to into any booth and vote - Seperatist movement, ETA, as a real threat to internal security. would have to choose in the of the CP' s decision late yes­ provide stability and eliminate wherever he or she might find referendum between' 'the terday, when the party's par­ conflict. "Ibelieve that only if himself. Aussies question Elizabeth's rule downfall of their own na­ ticipation was in the balance. we reach accord that offers ev - ' , The count would be done by tion or self-determination. " "It is a party's right to de­ eryone a place in the sun be­ . regionS, and this all added up. _ADELAIDE, AUSTRALlA:Britian' s Queen Elizabeth ended a 1be referendum question cide if it wants to participate,but tween all the leaders of all The purpose was not to test by seven-day tour of Australia yesterday, her 14th and most contro­ had been poorly phrased, this is for the voters. The refer­ population groups will this constituency. He had told the versial visit "Down Under" in her 40-year reign. he said, becaus_e he would endum will go on, ' , he said. country have a future. Other­ CP the government felt very As royalists and Republicans battled it out in the media and on have to vote yes if he par­ "I know the CP. Its non­ wise we are steering down a strongly about this. street corners, the monarch and constitutional head of state in this ticipated. That was because participation is also participa­ road of destructive conflict." President de Klerk said there former colony quietly boarded a Quantas Boeing 747 jet to return he too wanted a new tion. The CP won't sit still. It The referendum would be was no doubt in the question as to London. Throughout her visit, which began in Sydney of constitution, but one in temlS will launch a campaign to dis­ run on the same lines as the to which reform was being February 18 and included a srop in national capital, Canberra, to of which whites would suade voters to palticipate. I 1983 one. referred to. Everything regard­ open parliament, newspaper columnists and commentators on govem their own country. - cannot imagine that a party He had told the CP the gov­ ing negotiations had been put television and radio debated whether the monarchy had any Sapa won't have the courage to place ernment was against the poll on the table. - Sapa relevance to recession-ravaged Australia in 1992. 8 Wednesday February 26 1992 THE NAMIBIAN THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday February 26 1992 9

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* Unskilled advice for Earth summit * Semi-skilled '­ * groups are staging an Earth groups have disappeared in Skilled KELLY HAGGART AND DANIEL NELSON Parliament to coincide with the Brazil alone since the turn of * Students Sununit to make sure their the century. AMONG the growing number of people who fear that voices are heard. "With the decimation of each the forthcoming Earth Summit might do more harm It will have to compete for indigenous group", warns We have positions throughout South than good is Darrell Posey, a campaigner for the rights attention not only with the Posey, ",he world loses thou­ Africa for any of the above. of the world's 250 million indigenous people. Sununit itself, but with an even sands of years of accumulated bigger parallel gathering of knowledge of adaptation to The June 1-12 Summit in biodiversity and living sustaina­ NGOs which is expected to tropical ecosystems". Contact Worldwide Workers for Rio de Janeiro, says Posey, bly are already known and attract at least 10 ()()() activists He is worried that decisions President of the International practiced by indigenous and lobbyists. taken at Rio might make the Guaranteed results at Society of Ethnobiology, is peoples. The hosts of the Earth Par­ situation even worse. His fears Tel (021) - 949 1600/1/2 unnecessarily trying to 'dis­ Instea:d, sWnmit-goers should liament, the Indigenous Inter­ include: cover' how to save the world ' recognise and empower in­ tribal Council of Brazil, are ,.. a biodiversity convelltion from environmental disaster. digenous and traditional confident that the uniqueness based on parks and reserves ~ - It is unnecessary, he argues, peoples, whose very existence of the Parliament will attract that restrict the traditional because ways of maintaining is being destroyed by existing the cameras and steal the lime­ peoples who helped create and models of development'. light. protect the regions in which

j- Yet such peoples have only One of its aims "will be to the parks are sited; a small place . in the official forge new alliances between ,.. creation of huge tree plan­ meetings, because most gov­ environmentalists, scientists, tations to offset global warm­ REPUBLIC ernments regard them as ad­ indigenous and traditional ing which fail to respect local ministratively inconvenient, peoples in an effort to defend peoples' rights to choose speci­ OF NAMIBIA embarrassingly backward and the' biological and cultural mens, participate in planting politically irrelevant. diversity of the planet". and control of plantations, and Says Posey:' "It is ironic that Until now, international at­ to derive benefit from them; those who have the most to tention on biodiversity - the ,.. establishment of 'green offer will have the least oppor­ enormous array of plants and funds' which will provide more OVERSEAS DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (U.K.) tunity to speak" . animals, a natural resource of money to the agencies, institu­ Until'recently, it looked as priceless value to humankind - tions, corpora tio~s and people though they would have no has focused on trying 'to pro­ who created the global crisis in (1) The association of Commonwealth Universities·has offered two new awards under opportunity at all, because they tect threatened species from the first place. the above mentioned scheme for the following courses, tenable at the new castle wanted to be credited at the dying out. ' Indigenous peoples will be upon-Tyne polytechnic: (Three awards only) Sununit as nations. Faced with A global convention on the lobbying hard at the Sununit' s unbending refusal by govern­ preservation ofbiodiversity is final preparatory meeting in (a) FACULT OF ENGINEERING, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ment delegates, however, most under negotiation, with the aim New York in March, both in MSC Optoelectronics have now bowed to the previ­ of having it signed at the Rio the corridors and outside the MPHIL Photovoltaics ously unacceptable classifica­ Sununit, There is a growing UN building: a demonstration tion as non-governmental or­ awareness however, ,that the is plarmed by thousands of MPHIL Surface Engineering ganisations (NGOs - UN jar­ conservation of biodiversity Native Americans. gon for campaign groups). carmot be separated from the Perhaps the most important NEW-CASTLE BUSINESS SCHOOL They will only be a handful maintenance of the indigenous message is sunm1ed up by Post graduate Diploma in Business information technology among the more than 1 ()()() cultures that know so much Jeffrey McNeely of the World Post graduate Diploma in Tourism Management NGOs which have been regis­ about it. Conservation Union: "The Post graduate Diploma in Marketing tered for the conference, a Yet in many areas, says the numerous local cultures which development which the UN Washington-based Worldwatch are adapted to sustainable use (b) Eligible Namibian applicants are invited to apply and should be under 35 years old. insiders herald as a breakthrough Institute, the· " often intimate of locally available resources Women candidates are encouraged to apply. Priority is given to candidates who for the world body. knowledge of nature possessed may well provide the resilience have not previously had the opportunity to study in the U.K. Yet the meeting remains by indigenous people is fading that will enable our species to overwhelmingly 'official' in even faster than nature itself' ' . adapt to whatever changes the orientation, so indigenous (2) Application forms are obtainable and submitted to: More than 90 indigenous futUre may bring". - Panos HEAD: Bursaries and Scholarships Division Ministry of Education and Culture Note to readers Private Bag 13186 WRITE IN THE Namibian regrets that WlNDHOEK, 9000 due to technical problems, it PLEASE contact The Nami~ian with issues you would is unable to bring its readers like covered on this page in future issues. Budgeting? ENQUIRIES-: C.N. NDAITWA (MRS) the usual economic indica­ Shop credits? Insurance or assurance? Buying a house? H. JOSEPH (MISS) tors. This service should be All ideas are welcomed and we would appreciate all TEL: (061) 3979111 resumed tomorrow. Further, comments from you, the readers. due to factors beyond the Financial institutions and advisers are also invited to newspaper's control, the All application forms must be received not later than 4th March, 1992 send suggestions and news releases. regular 'Your Money' col­ umn will now only appear in Write to the Tom Minney, Business Reporter, The Na­ No application forms will be considered after the closing date. I tomorrow's newspaper. mibian, PO Box 20783, Windhoek or fax (061)-33980. ~- Wednesday February 26 1992 11 .------THE NAMIBIAN ~

Omulumentu gwedhina Jacky katala shoka shil ningilwa Fenlinand Shimanya ha ithanwa Aakwashimanya mOkapya wo Ndjeke yaNande,halongo komlltango gOsoondaha peg­ ko CDM, oshowo umbo lyawo, osha adha pu na omukulukadhi gwe meme Aina Jacky Shimanya a thigwa ongundu yaashiinda, aak­ Shimanya naanona yawo ye li wanezimo, ookuume 15, nanakuvala tate Jacky, knkn naashiwikile ye ya ya tse Hilia ya Matheus, tamu kwa­ Aakwashimanya mbaka telwa aatekulwa ye li 141waam­ omukumo, yaa ihatepo poka, gwomomukunda Olun­ pomutenya kolwaadhi omolwekanitho enene lyatya galunga moshitopolwa sha ngaaka. , Kapya mOndonga, onguionene Tate Shimanya okumona yOsoondaha ya ziko okwa paemuma ya li yi li omayovi kombete ndjiya,ka ompe. Meme oshifo shika, okwe shi thigwa lela pomutenya sho omilongo mbali naga heyali OSWALD SHIVUTE MOKAPYA Aina oye a . yi mo tango hokololele ashihe sha ningwa olwaadhi lwa li lwa dhenge R27 000. mondunda a ka ninge ko nawa po, ta ti; ondunda yawo YIIP AKO, ano Oshifo shika osha li sha mOOD washimanya omo ihe ya li ya nosha kanitha omukunlo kutya, kombete ngeno. Tate Shimanya - "Kuume twa talelwapo ku ndjoka onene yiipungulwa nkene uuketha wiimaliwa moka pungula e1iko lyawo alihe moka, okwa adhika a gongela iinlaliwa mokuya iUldo mondunda, okwa Kalunga, kehe shimwe nda megumbo, nokupyapo thilu mwa li iinlaliwa mbyoka yooke-o omanga taya tungu etungo ye mbyoka ya pila mondunda uvu shike kwa ti kwalakata. likulele omo sha pilamondunda

inamu za nande okashB.. she, tau pupulwa waa na sha limwe enene lyomala ogendji . yi gwedhe kokulanda iiriima Olwaadhi olwe mu fumb.ike moka, ,ihe o~e pand,~, ~alunga 'fr Iinima mbyoka yali we, iimaliwa ya pilamo. goshimati . .· lyopashinanena yokutungitha egufubo ndjoka omagulu okuya moshlya .. , sho!Wa thfgWatunaomwenyo, i pomWeelo gwondunda,lwo taln .OtlltU tala ·owala shoka tatu kala· . " mondnnda yUupungulilo moka Mbyoka iikukutu, yo kaya li kuumbangalantu . wegumbo epe opo ta tungu; lye mu kutha j otayi tengenekwa yi na ongushu mo ngaa oyindji, oyiihanena lyiiti moka mwa pila ondumda llale nokuli okapandi kOoR45 umbile meme Aina kosindo nomuholike gwandje, oshoka yoR7 000, omanga iimaliwa momutoko/mompile yondunda yiipako. . 000. yondunda. Ondunda qya tameka eliko oha li kongwa " . mbyoka ya pilamo ya li pa ndjoka, Ondunda yoyene oya TateShimanyaotahokolola Egumboolyarungwalyapwa, okuhwama okuzilihl kosheelo !. Thenande tate Shimanya a li kontandalpakeshe nenge kutya li onene megumbo, nAak- noshipala sha nika oluhodhi lya tulwa omitenge niipeleki lwopu tate S~manya. Sho ya a'popingaaka, omuntu ou wete ithana noknknga onkugo, aakad- koshipala she kutya, ekanitho .nooramadhomiyelo nodhomak­ ;:::====:;:::;======:;--, -ende, olya tulwa ofulula inayi hona ya tate Shimanya oyo ye ndika olye mu ya komwenyo pwa nawa natango, fue inali ya po tango, taya kembadhala noonkondo. Oshoka ina thigwa tulwa omiyelonomakende lyo ngeno ye mu hile mo moshil- po nande onasha shokuzala inali . peleisitelwa/ inali ambo, itaya shiwa. Aamati ya shapo okambulukweya nohema kc;>longwa natango. tate Shimanya naatekulu oye yokulala. Owili ye ndjoka a ti Ehokololo ndjoka lya pewa ya noya hilimo tate Shimanya oyOoranda omayovi gaali oshifo shika ku tate Shimanya moshilambo, yo taya endelele nasha, nayo omo ya pila moka. noku meme Aina, otali ti kutya, taya kutha mo meme Aina meni Okwa li niitapata koompadhi, tate Shimanya, okupendukila lyondunda ndjoka tayi pi. nashi a fumbikwa omagulu, Osoondaha, okwa li a !ala pondje Aanegumbo mbaka yaali oya sho a zi mo shimwe omo e srn popepi nosheelo shondunda li ya · tjokwa kolwaadhi thiga, okunapo ashikeshinIwe. ndjoka ya fikwa po kolwaadhi noonkondo shimwe ashike Ongula yohela aatolinkun- omolwuupyu mboka wa li ko lagwenene inaya pya, oya li dana yomoshitopolwa yamwe uusiku mboka. Mondunda ashike ya fufilwa omavi kiipala oko natango ya li ya yi, ihe sho . ndjoka ya pya po, omwa kala nokutyokwa momaluiu twa yi po, otwa adha tate ihe ombete ompe ndjoka ya li kolwaadhi. Shimanya ta ti ina lalapo nawa ya tegelela yi lundululilwe Onkugo oya kugwa meen- ongulohi ya ziko na oye na kegumbo ndiyaka epe nge lya delelo a ~shi inda ya matuke, edhilaadhilo lyokushuna kO- pu kutungwa. Tate Shimanya ihe nande ongaaka ondunda shipangelo natango. oko ihe ha ka lala hoka omasiku niipako yawo inayi hupithwa Kepulo, okwa yamukula gamwe ngele okwa Ii a hala we, ya pipo tuu thilu. Ohauto kutya oku na omukumo na Saul Nowaseb, a fanekwa onghela pamwe nomupolifi, konima eshi omhangu ya ufa okulala pondje omolwuupyu, ya li yi li popepi nondunda okwiinekela kutya, ookuume a twalwe kosbipangelo shokutala mouluvi koBIoemfontein. Efano: TY APPA ko ku na ombepo, ndjoka inayi nyengwa nande ke otaye ke mu yambidhidha NAMUTEWA. Ongula onene yOsoondaha okomulilo ngoka, noshi li po. ya ziko lwopontano yokoongu­ oshikumithi. Oshifo osha dhidhilike kutya lasha lwaampoka manga tate Tate na meme Shimanya oya Aakapya oye na uukwawow- Onghela mOmhangu Shimanya elite dhi pe na­ falwa meendelelo kOshipangelo anankali, oshoka oya tondoka tango, meme Aina okwa pen­ shEpangelo kugumwe onkugo naauvithi otaya ningi duka nokwa dhinlbulula kutya gwomaamati yawo hoka ya ka omagalikano, nomaimbilo omvula oyi li pokuloka ta mona epango nokugalukila gokukumika Aakwashinlanya, yOpombada yaWindhoek endelele aka pendule tate a ye kegumbo. otaga imbwa lela nomukumo. meni lyondunda a kalale Oshifo shika sho sha li sha onghela oya yandja ombapila Sha nyolwa kuHamushanga Woimbuluma yokukwatifa Dawid Mokeng wokoKeetmanshoop, shaashi OV ALUMENHU vatatu ongheJa ova holoka momhangu Mokeng ina holoka onghela Opate yaNgwediva yOpombada yaWindhoek momalopotelo a yooloka, 00 komhangu eshi kwa li ngeno e a kwatela mo edipao, ekwato keenghono nedengo nela­ na okupangulilwa elopoto ledi­ lakano lokuehameka. pao, * Leonard Hochobeb,20, komutwe. KoninIa yomadengo Otaku popiwa kutya Mokeng nayi talwe nawa onghela okwa holoka komesho aa, Hochobeb okwa fininika okwa dipaele omukulukadi waye, Susana Blitzstan popepi yOmupanguli Johan Strydom omukainhu umwe womeumbo gwawo gwomeya. naDoloriet, Keetmanshoop. AAKALIMO oyendji, unene tuu Aaniihauto otaya wnana melopotelo lokuliteyela omo opo va ye naye pondje. ,Shi na sha nee nokushuna po Susanna okwa tuwa lutatu noonkondo kombinga yiilambo mbyoka yi Ii kombanda meumbo nelalakano okuninga Okwa hovel a oku mu kokolola oteya omusaniane llka ota ti nombele monhulo nOIl'lombuda yoteya okuza pOngalashe ya tate Chris Nunes wa uka omunyonena, omalopotelo avali fiyo va ya kokule. kanini nopo kutya yo inaya pew a nande konima eshi kwa li tava tanguna meni Iya Ngwediva. okudenga n elalakano nee okwe mu shata poshi nokun­ uuthemba wokulonga iilonga omalodu vo namwene, lokuehameka oshoyo okukwata angala naye oikando ivali inashi Oshilambo shoka oshinene Aakalimo oyendji otaya mbyoka. Oshikondo shOopate Omupanguli Theo Frank, omukainhu keenghono. dj a keudafano. * notashi ehameke noonkondo nyenyeta kutya, iihauto yawo osho shi na okulonga iilonga onghela okwa ufa opo Saul Ominyonena adishe edi oda Hochobeb okwe lipatana nokuteya iitukutuku ngele to oya tameka okuteka osikoko mbyoka palongelokumwe Nowaseb, 00 la tamanekelwa ningilwe vati momafiku 31 Juli ondjo momalopotelo aeshe ende po osho shoka sha fulilwe nosho tuu. nOshikondo sho Local Gov­ edipao laGideon Gawaseb 1991 ponhele yedina Om del nokwa lombwela omhangu pazimino IyOshikondo shoka Oshifo shika ohela osha li ernment and Housing. wokoKaribib, a tumwe manga moshitopolwa shaHentiesbaai. kutya ye efiku la tumbulwa ka sha gandja omeya kOprojeke •• sha monathana naalongi yopu Okwa ti enyenyeto ndika olya koshipangelo shokutala mo­ Pahokololo lomhangu, li nande popepi nonhele oyo. Kakulukadhi Mungunda" Kakulukadhi Mungunda Pro­ lipotwa nale ka'4lllshimpwiyu mitwe dovanhu shedina Oranje Hochobey okwe liyombela Kombinga yelopoto lekwato popepi nOsikola yOombolo jeke, nOmusamane ngoka ta shika. moB loemfontein. meumbo lonhumba oufiku keenghono okwa ti ye pefimbo nAaposi, Eluwa. wilike Oprojeke ndjoka Oshikondo shIilonga kepulo, manga ovanhu va li va kofa. .010 okwa hangika ta vele Nowaseb eshi a holoka Oshigwana osha hokwa gwomuSoomi gwedhina T.llk:a oshoka osho sha kala hashi I011go Oonakukala meumbo 010, omukifi wohoni (oundohgo/ onghela momhangu, omupop­ noonkondo okukala po kwoPro­ okwa lombwele oshifo shika iilonga mbika nale medhina ovakainhu vatatu nokaana ova oshinena naikwao) onghee ili waye, Dave Smuts, okWa jeke yOodhopi ndjika ya tum­ kutya, Aakalimo yomOvalom­ lyoshikondo shOondjila, osha penduka keweelelo lomuvelo kakwa li tashi dulika a kalafane ninga eindilo 010, shaashi bulwa nosha pandula wo sho bola sha Ngwediva oha ye ya yamukula oshifo shika kutya, wonduda 00 wa teywa po nomukainhu shaashi okwa li ta meenghundafana daye ya pewa omeya,ihe osha hala kuyo ya geya omolwoshilambo sho hasho we shi ipyakidhila kuHochobeb. Umwe ehama neenghono. nomunandjo okwa didilika nee omukanka ngoka gwa shoka. noondjila, mboka ye na oku­ womoonakukala meumbo 010, Oshibofa otashi twikile kutya otashi dulika pe na sha ningwa kombanda yoteya, hoka lika okwa lombwele oshifo wapaleka ondjilandjika sh apo Lucia Jacobs okwa dengwa ongula yonena. puka mouluvi waNowaseb, oko haku ende aaklimo ayehe shika kutya, yo oya pula ashike Oshikondo shOondjila shosh.­ nodopi komutwe eshi a pula Hochobeb ota popilwa ko onghee okuwete ita dulu ok­ yomOvalombola, gu filwe nawa ya pewe omeya, omupya ene nenge sho Local Govern­ omweenda woufIku 00 kutya kuhahende Harald Geier upangulwa manga:. Oshibofa noteya yi shunwe po kO­ omunene nani otaga zi han­ ment and Housing, oshoka oshi oye lye lye. Natango Maria omanga Omhangu i lilwepo osha undulilwa komesho manga shikondo shOondjila, oshowo diyaka yopate nondjila yoteya li mondoolopa. Davids naye okwa dengwa komushiiviveta Kobus Miller. taku ka talika kutya oshike sha omalambo gamwe ngoka ge li oya li yi na okukewa pu ningwe noshinima shi he shiivike * Omhangu yOPQmbada puka muNowaseb, mondjila ya tumbulwa. okamukanka pu pite omunino 12 Wednesday February 26 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

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'n FINALE beslissing oor twee skole wat vir die afgelope kom . paar weke in die spervuur staan weens beweerde be­ . *Intussen is daar 'n mosie : g~lil lllll dekte rassistiese bedrywighede sal later vandeesweek gister in die Nasionale Ver­ iU •••••• ·.···.·/·.···••• ·• //.••• > ...... g . .. :.() .:-:..... :: ··.:-·······:-::··.-:-:p '···.·:- <:-~.····»-:.'.·. ·a··, ', '...... t ','-::-:-:: ...... geneem word wanneer hierdie skole met die Ministerie gadering deur Piet Junius van 1.1...... van Onderwys en Kultuur samesprekings sal voer. Die die DTA gelei waarin beweer word die regering verontagsaam bevindinge van die ministerie sal ook aan hul bekend Artikel19 se bepalings oor die gemaak word. toelaatbaarheid' van die aan­ lll!llllii:!;' Die Elnatan skool naby Stam­ Wentworth, Minister van hang van 'n sekere kultuur priet en Moria in Outjo was vir Onderwys en Kultuur, Nahas indien daar nie inbreuk gemaak DIE mosie van Piet die afgelope paar weke albei Angula en Permanente Sekre­ word op die regte van ander Junius(DTA) waarin hy die onderwerpe van ministeriele taris, Vitalis Ankama voer. inwoners nie. onder andere beweer die ondersoeke na hul bedry­ Die ministerie was dusver Die debat is gister deur die regering maak van wighede midat aantygings van nie begerig om enige inligting leier van die Monitor regstellende aksie gebruik Aksiegroep(MAG), Kosie onkonstitusionele optrede teen oor die aard van die verslae en om inkompetente persone albei gemaak is. die optrede wat die skole in die Pretorius, tot Donderdag ver­ daag wanneer hy dit verder sal in die regeringsdiens aan Ondersoeke na die skole het gesig slaar bekend te maaknie. te stel en andere afte dank vroeg in Januarie begin en die Verlede week het dit egter voer. verslae is onlangs aan die betroubaar deurgesyfer dat die Pretorius sal na verwagting het gister in die parlement ministerie beskikbaar gestel. standpunt van die ministerie wanneer hierdie debat more f>latgeval na een vraagvan Verlede week was die verslae oor ·die twee skole in 'n groot hervat word weer die kwessie die eerste minister. nog die onderWetp van onder­ mate verskil van die skole se van privateskole aanroer. Junius het verwys na Artikel Gister het hy op naVraag gese soek deur die ministerie van sienings self. 141 van die grondwet en gese 'n Troefin die mou? Moses Katjiuongua (NPF) wat in hulle is nog nie deur die twee die regering eerbiedig nie die onderwys. 'n Konfrontasie is op hier­ die verlede sterk aangedring het vir die spoedige imple­ Die Elnatan skool het JailU­ die oomblik gladnie uitgesluit skole genader om by die same­ beginsel dat bestaande aan­ arie geopen op Stampriet terwyl nie en 'n baie senior reger­ sprekings met die ministerie stellings in die staatsdiens mentering van uitsaaiwet maar noudat die wetgewing Moria alreeds van die begin ingsamptenaar het te kennne betrokke te raak nie. eerbiedig word nie. Die strek­ in sy finale stadium is geen aanduiding gegee het of hy van verlede jaar aan die gang is gegee hul1e is nie in aUe op­ Die saak se Pretorius be­ king van Juni.JlS':se- argument nog voortgaan met sy planne nie. hoort deur die skole self Wentworth se hulk het sigte tevrede met wat by die was dat'; am.pi:e.irar~ afgedank: , L /" . ..;~II~"'; opgeneem te word maar indien Sondag 'n vergadering gehou skole gebeur nie. word om voorsiening te maak ,,"" -I ': om die verslae te bespreek en Die moontlikheid bestaan dat daar op enige stadium van hul vir Swapo ondersteuners. Katjiuongua Iou le analiseer en is nou gereed skole versoek sal word om verwag word om ook tot die Geingob het aart hom gevra om die twee skole te sien. sekere bepalings wat in hul gesprek toe te tree sal hulle dit hoeveel staatsdiensamptenare 'n Liggaam wat beide skole konstitusies uitgespel word te met graagte doen in soverre dit daar huidiglik is, hoeveel afged­ sal verteenwoordig salop versaak om in lyn met 'n beginselstandpunt oor die ank: is en hoeveel deur Swapo oor uitsaaistasie Vrydag samesprekings met die Namibiese konstitusie te aangeleentheid betref. aangestel is. Junius het ooglopend son­ HIDIPO Hamutenya het gister in die parlement sy der om oor die gevolge na te antwoord gelewer oor die wetsontwerp op private radio 'n Politieke kenner het die dink: hierop geantwoord: "Ek en televisiestasies en 'n paar van die vrae wat met die Namibiers stem moontlik invloed wat die stemme uit sal nog navorsing gaan doen.' , debat opgeduik het beantwoord. Hy het ook beloof dat Narnibie op so 'n referendum 'n Antwoord wat die hele huis sal he as onbenullig bestem­ sommige van die kwessies wat aangehaal is in die komitees­ in referendum in beroering gebring het. tadium van die wet as amendemente tot die wet gevoeg pel. Hy wou weet watter sin dit Junius is vroeer deur On­ DIE moontlikheid dat baie inwoners van die land wat nog in vir inwoners van die land kan derwysminister N ahas Angula sal word. he om in die referendum deel besitvan geldige Suid-Afrikaanse identiteitsdokumente is en gevra om nie stellings te maak Die leier van die NPF, Moses Katjiuongua het ook in sy te neem wat geen invloed op na aan die grens met Suid-Afrika woon ook in die komende watnie op feite gebaseerisnie. Katjiuongua. het veral in die spraakbeurt gevra waarom M­ Narnibie sal he nie. referendum sal deelileem is nie uitgesluit nie. Die Namib· Die minister het die parle­ vuurlyn gekom toe Hamutenya Net van 'n uitsaailisensie voor­ Die referendum wat onlangs Times van Walvisbaai het vandeesweek berig dit is nie on­ mentslid daarvan beskuldig dat hom daarvan beskuldig dat hy sienis terwylhy wat alreeds in in Suid-Afrika afgekondig is moontIik dat inwoners van Namibie ook in die referendum sal hy stories opmaak. vroeer aangedring het op die 1990 aansoek daarvoor gedoeIJ deelneem nie. nil die skoknederlaag van die pie Speaker, Mose Tjiten­ , .opstelling van hierdie wet maar het nog nie 'n lisensie kon NP aan die hand van die KP op dero, moes Junius op 'n sta­ nou pie meer opgewonde bekomnie. Potchefstroom sal op 17 Maart dium versoek om sy mosie in daaroor is nie. Hamutenya het hierop plaasvind. 'n emstige lig te lei en nie afte Katjiuongua het by verskeie geantwoord die aansoek van Die vraag wat in die referen­ dwaal met kleinlikhede wat die geleenthede in die verlede Katjiuongua was baie vaag en dum beantwoord moet word is erns van die mosie ondermyn daarop aangedring dat kom­ hy is gevra om die aansoek le eergistet deur president F.W. nie. munikasiewetgewing in die land verander om in te pas by die de Klerk in Suid-Afrika bek­ Dit was nadat Junius op 'n so vroeg as moontlik voltooi bestaande kommunikasiewet en end gemaak. stadium 'n afrikaanstalige moet word aangesien hy daarin dit weer in te stuur. Dit is nie Die vraag lui: "Ondersteun dagblad gebruik het met 'n foto belangstel om self 'n private gedoennie. u die voortsetting van die her­ waarop 'n woord op 'n banier radio en televisiestasie op die Peter Kayser van die Duitse vormingsproses wat op 2 Janu­ verkeerd gespel is. been te bring. Aksie het gevra lisensies mocl arie 1990 deur die Staatspre­ Tjitendero het dit onder sy Hamutenya se hy het ver­ vir 'n redelike lang tydperk si dent begin is om 'n onder­ aandag gebring dat die banier wag dat Katjiuongua vera! opge­ toegestaan word omdat dit baie handelde konstitusie vir die land nie deur die regering geskryfis wonde oor hierdie wet sou wees duur is om 'n private stasie op presents . op te ste!." nie en dit nie tersaaklik vir die omdat dit horn nou die geleen­ die been te bring en dit swak Die referendum is deur poli­ HITMAKERS FESTIVAL '92 mosie was nie. theid bied om self met 'n stasie sal inwerk op die stasie indien tieke analiste bestempel as Geeneen wou na die mosie te begin. die lisensies vir 'n te kort tydperk featuring moontlik die laaste voor 'n een­ daarop reageer nie en die debat Hy se dit kom egter vir hom toegeken word. man een-stem verkiesirig in die (Mr Tambia) - Dr Victor and the daaroor is verdaag tot Don­ voor asof die NPF nie meer Hamutenya se hierdie bePal­ land uitgeroep sal word waaraan derdag. belangstel in 'nradiostasie nie ing sal1ater tydens die komitees­ almal sal deelneem. 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Tfl'E 'NAMIBIAN' Wedne'sday February 26 1992"1 5 " Aussies face tougb battle against SA

SYDNEY: Defending champion Australia will be under if they lose another game they're pressure when it faces South Africa in a historic World really under pressure. Cup match at the Sydney Cricket Ground today. The "They'll come out angry and Australians lost their opening World Cup match against and they'll try to regroup and . co-host New Zealand in Auckland on Saturday and come back very aggressive . "We know that and have cannot afford another defeat. 'nothing to lose. ' , The SouthAfricans have not "Steve Waugh's in reason- The match will be South yet played in the tournament, able fOIm, but at number seven, Africa's first of the tourna­ bu t their return to the interna- he's being wasted. And it's the ment. They then face a gru­ tional arena has ensured a sell- same thing with Tom Moody elling i8-day schedule featur­ out 45 600 crowd. and Mark Waugh. ing eight games in Sydney, The teams last met in an "At five, six and seven eve- Auckland, Wellington, SWIMMING officials had a very hectic programme at the Windhoek Municipal official international 22 years rybody's slightly out of po si- Christchurch, Brisbane, Can­ swimmingpool at the weekend, keeping time to the record 552 swimmers that took ago, when South Africa tiOIL" berra, Melbourne and Adelaide. part in the Pupkewitz Namibian Schools Swimming and Diving Championships. wrapped-up a 4-0 test serie.s South African captain Kepler Wessels said he expected a win'with a victoxy ill- P~rt Eliza- · Wessels said he expected team would need five wins to '>- beth. - - ~~-~ Australia to be "angry ·and qualify for the semifinals. No South African team has aggressive" after the defend- ':1)le first .couple of rounds toured Australia for 28 years. ing chanlpiori's opening loss have pr~ved nothing is a cer­ 7 SCh901 SwilllP.?ip g '"

Australian captain Allan to New Zealand. tainty, ' , he said. If '(! Border said Tuesday he was "Australia are under pres- "We start last and fmaish not happy with the Australian sure, but they will come back first in the round-robin play, batting order. strong," said Wessels. so there is no stopping for us. .Records ' Shatt~red "The batting order is som- "We have absolutely noth- , 'It will be very hard, but we etig ehave got to sort out pretty . ing to lose playing them in move around a lot because we taking the fifth spot in the boys division of the quickly," he said: their home territory, whereas came into the competitionlast. A RECORD 552 'swimmers, represent­ primary schools section. " That was the only way they ing 25 primary and high schools around could fit us in and we have to the country entered for the Pupk~witz The new records were established by: accept it. " Namibian Schools Swimming and Diving Kerstin Austaller 50m breastroke Maradona must There was a air of excite­ Championships., and seven Namibian 40,41 girls u-14. ment surrounding the South schools swimming records were shattered Kyle Owen-Smith 50m backstroke African team, said young bats­ in the process. 31,89 boys u-16. decide for Maradona man. Jonty Rhodes, who was Donne Megenis 50m backstroke This was the first year that the organisers only seven months old when 35,42 girls u-19. combined both primary and senior events into South Africa -played its last Monica Dahl 50m butterfly BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA: "There are a lot of one weekend, " to make it easier for the organ­ official test. ::- 0,81 girls u-19. possibilities, but nothing is sure," said business agent isers as well as to cut travelling expenses as well "Iknowitis a horrible thing Julia Beck 50m breatstroke Marcos Franchi. " If you find out anything let me as to allow juniors to gain experience by watch­ to say, but i 'm glad I was born 38,98 girls u-19. know," he quipped. ing seniors in action," explained Lrury Laurson, when I was because now I've Tilmrum Sonntag 50m butterfly spokesperson of the swimming union. Team spokesman Paolo reduced from drug possession got my whole life ahead of me 28,92 ' boys u-19. .' The 'Namibia Amateur Swinunillg' Union Paoletti saidNapoli would like and distribution to personal and the chance to · become a Ariko de Wet, 50m breastsroke official also said that schools who offer swim­ to know also. consumption. test player," Rhodes said. 33,52 boys. · u-19. " Maradona has to decide the If Maradona successfully Australia could make a team ming within their curriculum clearly had an future of Maradona. Ifhe wants completes a court-approved change for the match, with pace advantage at last weekend's gala, "but it was not Diving results: to come back, we'l1 welcome drug rehabilitation programme, bowler Mike Whitney return­ just the well-known swimmers who dominated Primary Schools: 22 points. him with open arms. " the charges could be dropped ing the side. South Africa is events, or took home gold," he said. Deutsche S Windhoek That possibility seems doubt­ altogether, Spangenberg said. expected to prefer Tertius Nicolene Schutte of DSW and Kim Bumhanl Eros P.S. 20 points. ful. Paoletti noted Maradona, "It would be like nothing Cronje to spin bowler Omar of Oranjemund took first and second places Emma Hoogerihout 19 points. who led Napoli to Italian League ever happened, , , he said. Henry. respectively over full-time competitive swim­ Orban 13 points. championships in 1987 and Maradona will present a The sellout crowd is expected mers. Kim also took gold honours in the 50m DHPS 10 points. backstroke. 1990, could have worked out rehabilitaion plan to federal if rain which has dampened High Schools: It was, however, St Paul's Sabrina de Kok with his teaI!lIl1atesduring his judge Amelia Berraz de Vidal Sydney for the last three days WHS 20 points. who took top honours in the under-1O division . suspension. Instead, "He left." early next month, Spangenberg holds off. DHPS 10 points. Maradona's legal problems said. Up to $400 000 will be re­ with wins in both the breaststroke and butterfly . events, seem to be sorting themselves " He is presently clean," funded to fans if there is no St Georges earned the most points (2120 in out. An Italian court last Sep­ Sangenis said. "In the analysis play. Each team would get one Sabrina's schoolmate Jason Jeter dominated the Primary Schools section for boyswith the tember gave him a 14-month we made, there was no trace of points. the boy's under- 1O event by beating highly DHPS marking 323 points in the girls division. suspended sentence on a charge cocaine." "It will be difficult and it trained participants in the 50m butterfly. The High School section, however, saw DHPS of cocaine possession. Maradona was vacationing would hurt, but if there is no However, Omaruru must be honoured for dominating by collecting most points in both the Attorney Ernesto Spangen­ in southern Buenos Aires Prov­ play, money will be refunded," . their input in the competition, walking away boys (182) and girls (296) divisions respec­ berg said federal charges in ince with his wife and two said Bob Radford, executive with second place in the girls division and tively in the swimming category. Buenos Aires, following Mara­ young daughters. He could not director of the New South Wales dona's atTest last April 26, were ' be reached for comment. - AP Cricket As·sociation. - AP ,Three South Africans ~ l'. chosen for world squad

WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND : Three South Afri­ dricks (South Africa), Tim cans have been named in a 28-man Rest of The World Horan (Australia), P'nillipe Sella squad to play New Zealand in three rugby union inter­ (France), Jeremy Guscott nationals in April. (England), Will Carling (Eng­ land), Michael Lynagh (Aus­ Fullback Andre Joubert, Rory Underwood of England tralia), Didier Camberabero winger Peter Hendricks and and Simon Geoghegan of Ire­ (France)., Nick Farr-Jones hooker Uli Schmidt all were land were invited, but declared (AustraIi'a, captain), Robert included in the squad to play themselves unavailable. Jones (W ales). three tests to mark the centen­ The three South Africans will Forwards: Tim Gavin (Aus­ ..... ary of the New Zealand Rugby be the first rugby players from tralia), Dean Richards (Eng­ Football Union. that country to play in New land), Willie Ofahengaue The W orld XV will be cap­ Zealand for more than a dec~ (Au stralia), Gordon MacKin­ tained by Australian scrum half ade. non (Canada), Peter Winter­ Nick Farr-Jones, who led The intemationals are sched­ bottom (England), Laurent Au&tralia to victory in last year's uled for Christchurch on April Cabanes (France), Wade Dooley Cup tournament. 18, Wellington on April 22 (England), Olivier Roumat ----- ~ SCRUM... IT certainly was big business yester day when the vice-president of the The squad includes nine and Auckland on April 25. (France), John Eales (Austra­ Australian players, five from The squad is: lia), Ewen Mc Kenzie (Austra­ Namibia RugbyUnion John Waiters (extreme left) received a sponsorship cheque World Cup runnerup England, Backs: Gavin Hastings lia), David Sole (Scotland). (ball) from Cuck Muller, marketing manager of Namibia Breweries. Enjoying the four from France, . two from (Scotland), Andre Joubert Federico Mendes (Argentina), occasion are Gerhard Mans, captain,of the national rugby team and Deputy Minister Scotland and one each from (South Africa), David Cam­ Peter Fatialofa (Western Sa­ for Youth and sp ort" Reggie Diergaal'dt with Alta Bredeokamp - Pr o of the Namibi~ Argentina, Western Samoa, pese (Australia), Yoshihito moa), Phil Kearns (Australia), Breweries keeRu,ga watchful eye on the proceedings. . Japan and Carmda. Yoshida (Japan), Peter Hen- UIi Sclmudt (South Afric -'< ,--t"")' 'I - t I • ,-, " .,-:- ),' ; l l"Cit, ~ • ,!o'" f -; "'(.~; .: f': ~ ".f r:~ t f", • , • \\ 1 f'-~"',. - ~ ,j.(' .. ~ f.'lftt. , ~ I- f·" +- 16 Wednesday February 26 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

Sport Shorts..• Sport Shorts Tyson gets speed ticket BOXER Mike Tyson, who faces being sentenced next month on a rape conviction, was issued a ticket for driving too fast, Willoughby Hills, Ohio, police said. Tyson, 25, was stopped by police in this Cleveland surburb for exceeding the 88 kph speed limit by 29 kph on interstate 90, said police Leutenant David Paters on. Tyson was driving a red 1991 BMW, police said. The arrseting officer described Tyson as polite and courteous, Paters on said. Ty son is scheduled to appear in Willoughby Hills Mayor's Court on March 4, but could waive the court appearance by paying a 92 dollars fine. Ncita faces true test in Salud SOUTH Africa's Welcome Ncita faces a true test of his creden­ tials when he makes a mandatory defence of his IBF world junior featherweight title against top contender Jesus Salud in Italy on April 17. This will be the young East London-born fighter's sixth defence of the title he won from Frenchman Fabrice Benichou in KA I)ERUSAYS 1990, and most certainly his toughest. Hawaii-born Salud is one mean son of a gun, according to publicist Leonard Neill. "He's a big banger with little respect for his opponents. He has a pro record of 38 wins and four defeats, with 20 of his victories coming via the short.route," he said. Sampras aces Mansdorf IT LIKE IT IS afraid of the unknown," Kaperu of such defInition shall not act PETE Sampras served 21 aces to beat Moses Mansdorf6-1, 7-6 CONRAD ANGULA said. in any official capacity in (7-4),2-6,7-6 (7-2) Sunday and won his second US Pro Indoor Kaperu, a for :ler national amateur boxing, " he said. tennis championship in three years. JOE 'Umkhonto weSizwe' Kaperu, who managed the boxing champion, pointed out Kaperu alsohit out at Calvin Sampras won his first title two years ago at Philadelphia, Namibian national boxing team which uaveUed to Cassa­ that the coach who thought he Katz, vice-president of the beating Andres Gomez. Last year, he was runners-up to Ivan blanca, Morocco, hit out at allegations made by CDM knew everything would never NNABF, saying that he should Lendl, losing in five sets. reach his full potential, have known better than to accuse The second-seeded Sampras received $141500. He also climbed boxing officials in response of a story which appeared in . the·sports pages of The Namibian - Tuesday, February In explaining the axing of member officials of corrup­ to the no 3 world ranking, his best since joining the pro tour in the two boxers, Kaperu who is tion and being unconstitutional. 1988. The 16th-seeded Mansdorf, an Isreali in his first US final 4 1992 - under the headline' All not well in the boxing camp.' . also the National Namibian " Katz was fully aware of the since turning pro in 1983, collected $76 000. Amateur Boxing Federation consequences his boxers were The victory boosted Sampras' career earnings to $3 171 428. The allegations made by hands of two novice officials. Secretary General, stressed that facing. He should not try to put CDM officials came after two Kaperu stated that he and they were dropped for contra­ the blame 011 us as he was .S A bodies get March deadline prominent boxers from the mllle Chris S wartbooi, who coached v~ning the amateur boxing code responsible for taking the two were dropped from the Olym­ the team which went to Cas sa­ in accordance with the Inter­ boxers to Cape Town. SOUTH Africa's athletics bodies must unify before March 7 if pic qualifiers tournament in blanca, were both qualified national Amateur Boxing As a South African, who does they want to be accepted back into the international arena,' a top Morocco. . referees and judges. Association rules. not qualify for Namibian citi­ pfficial of the International Amateur Athletics Federation (IAAF) Kaperu explained that the "In fact Swartbooi is the most "The rule clearly states that zenship, he should state where warned. teanl was selected with the aim experienced coach in the coun­ any amateur boxer or official his sentiments lie. I demand to. Lan1ine Diack, the senior vice-president of the IAAF, said they of exposing its boxers and try and I am personally in­ is one who competes or offici­ know whether he is inNamibia must be unified before the next IAAF meeting, which takes place officials to international cham­ volved in the day to day run­ ates in amateur boxing solely to recruit boxers for South in Lausanne on that date. pionships. ning of boxing in Namibia, for pleasure and the physical, African promoters or whether He described his current tour as "the most crucial of my three Therefore it was unfair of having conducted courses on mental and social benefit he he is here to promote the local visits," and added that " there may not be enough time for me to CDM officials, especially coaching, judging and referee­ derives therefrom. sport," he asked. Erastus David, to say that the ing at national level. " Such persons are those who Kaperu' concluded by say­ continued on page 14 two boxers were left in the "Swartbooi has accompanied have never competed with or ing that those who were in­ national champions in the past, against a professional boxer. volved in promoting sport in however, we do not claim to A boxer who has broken the Namibia of our country would have all the answers. Amateur amateur defination shall be continue serving sports, what­ boxing parallels life in that forbidden from all associations ever the cost, " as we are in­ SWA TOYOTA you need to learn and grow affiliated to AIBA and their volved not only as skeletons each day. It is no use calling members and any person who but as progressive sports ad­ ANNUAL STOCKTAKING (1 other people novices and being does not come within the teams ministrators," he said.

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JOE Kaperu, secretary of the NNABF (left), in practice with one of the country's most :SWA-''-:TOYOTA talented boxers Robert Mutota during a tr~ ning session at bis Central Namibia ~ " " ~ TOV01 A Boxing Club. Kaperu hit out at CDM boxing officials in a strongly-worded interview ---~~DTOYOTA with the Namibian Sport yesterday. INDEPENDENCE A VENUE - WINDHOEK