* TO"DAY: NPF ATrRACTS NE·W MEMBERS * 56 WORKERS SACKED *,

, Bringing Africa South Cops score breakthrough in smashing farm "mafia'

NAMIBIAN Police have now the attacks on FU Schickerling crime," Eimbeck said. arrested eight men in connec­ inJanuruy, Mr and Mrs Heiner Four of the men appeared in tion with a series of attacks on Schneider-Waterberg in Feb­ court at Otjiwarongo on Tues­ fanns in the Okahandha, ruary and Gunnar Voigts, Toy day and others are expected to A 16-YEAR-OLD girl who killed a young friend The 16-year-old then started beating up Sofia Otjiwarongo and Outjo districts Kriel, an Otjiwarongo resident, appear soon. by beating her up, throwing her into a dam and with her fists. She later threw Sofia into the dam. in the past three months, po­ and SJ de Lange last month. The police statement said ' holding her head under the water until she Sofia was still alive, but the minor held her head lice spokesperson Commis­ "It seems as if a network of three men had tried to enter the . drowned was yesterday given a suspended sen­ under the water until'she drowned. sioner Siggi Eimbeck said criminals is involved in these ' home of a policeman investi- C tence. When the hearing started yesterday, the minor yesterday. and other crimes and thin a gating the case on Tue§day and The teenager was convicted on a charge of girl pleaded guilty through her pro-deo advo­ A police statement said links maj or breakthrough' is being when unsuccessful attempted murder with extenJ.lating circumstances. cate Gerhard Burger, and admitted everything had been established between achieved in the fight against to set his police vehicle alight. According to the charge-sheet the minor and put to her by the state. Sofia Gaibes (deceased) and ' other children Before passing sentence, Justice Harold Levy were at the Post QueUe at the farm Midgard in found there were some circumstances which the Okahandja district on November 18, 1990. had to be taken into consideration which counted There was no.older person around at the time in the minor's favour. and an l!Igument erupted between the minor girl " He sentenced the 16-year-old to five years' and Sofia. ' imprisonment, Suspended in whole for five years. Faulty steering .. scare· on new 'VW Golfs, Fox THE first 22 carat proof quality Namibian Independence commemptorative gold medallion, together with a one troy ounce fine silver medallion, were presented to Namibian President Sam Nujoma at State House yesterday. The presentation was PROUD owners of the dangerous vehicles have been brand-new Vo.lkswagen STAFFREPORTER contacted by letter by the fac­ made by Peter Bottger (second from left), director of The Namibian Minters, which tory in South Africa where,the is responsible for the minting of a maximum of 5 000 pairs of gold and silver Citigolf, Fox and VW She thought the faulty com­ fault was discovered. Names medallions. These are being marketed internationally as rare collector items to bakkie migh t be in for a ponent was a South African­ and addresses of ownel'S 'at mark all historic political achievement. On the left of the picture is the Director nasty shock. produced part which had been risk' are apparently on record. General of the National Planning Commission, Dr Zed Ngavirue. Volkswagen SA warned revealed as below standard According to Joosen, the during random tests. yesterday that some of All owners of potentially TO PAGE 3 these vehicles, bought be­ tween February 18 and March 25, could have a " Court gets .tough faulty steering compo­ 10 WE PAY CASH · <::;.4... , nent and should be re­ ,,/ , 't- FOR ALL GOLD AND I , turned to the nearest VW RlNGS" \:... dealer for inspection. R20.00 - DIAMOND JEWELLERY. R400.00 on diamond theft Some 'of the faulty cars could ' 'BRING YOUR RINGS, well have been bought in Namibia and local dealers CHAINS, BANGLES & PEOPLE who stole diamonds mining area. of economic revenue for Zinunern1aDll Garage and Suid­ ~f GOLD WATCHES & were not only conmlitting a He said he had done so out of Namibia. west Autohouse are standing crime, but were also sabotag­ fear for hi,S own life and for the The· judge, however, took by to receive any suspect ve­ EXCHANGE IT FOR :iif.~ ~ ing Namibia's mos! important lives of his family. into consideration that Makayi hicles. IMMEDIATE CASH! ". industry. For this reason dia­ Mala.yi's claims were re­ was a first offender and that he .,' ..'", ' Cornia Joosen, PRO at Suid­ mond thieves should be sent to jected by Justice 0 'Linn, who had lost his job after working west Autohouse, said the ga­ /"'~~«!:~~'-:;"":.~ ~ , :.-- .'-:"'''--'~: --_..; ."'--=~~ ~~ ~.~: :~ jail for a long period, even first asked why Makayi had not gone for CDM for the past 13 years. rage had received a number of offenders. to the police or the mine secu­ He sentenced Makayi to R 10 ' enquiries from worried cus­ ;"" ;-

ROADBLOCKS set up by the posed a serious hazard_forroad Sometimes the check-points ity of the roadblocks. l~amibian Defence Force dur­ users. merely consisted of a piece of He said the Government had droug~t relief aid ing the independence anniver­ In one case a female motor­ rope stretched accross the road felt there was a great need for sary were not illegal according ist ran over and killed a soldier with a handwritten sign saying the Namibian Police and to a statement issued by the as a result of failing to stop at "Stop" attached to it. Namibia Defence Force to co­ CONTINUING drought conditions in many parts of the Government this week. a badly-marked check-point. The statement from Home operate during the independ­ country have forced the Government to extend its drought The Ministries of Home There were several other Affairs' and Defence was is­ ence anniversary. relief scheme for at least another month. Affairs and Defence issued a incidents where motorists sued through Pennanent Sec­ Kamati recognised the fact This was announced by Minister of Agriculture, Water and joint statement yesterday de­ simply sped through roadblocks retary for Home Affairs Ndali that the methods applied in Rural Development Gert Hanekom in a statement·this week. fending the role of the Namib­ and were shot at as a result. Kamati. manning road blocks might not The statement said although the scheme was scheduled to end ian Defence in mounting road­ . The Defence Force road­ Kamati said they wanted to have been of the maximum on March 31 the Cabinet decided last Thursday that it would be blocks. blocks were often criticized clear up the confusion created required standard in terms of continued until the end of April. The roadblocks manned by for failing to clearly warn by statements issued by Police putting up roadblocks. Hanekom said the Government hoped the areas still affected by the Defence Force proved to motorists in time that they had Public Relations Officer Siggi However, he claimed the drought would receive rain during April so that farmers would be be highly controversial and often to stop. Eirnbeck concerning the legal- Namibia Defence Force was able to sustain their livestock. ______--, duly authorised and instructed If however no rain fell in these areas, other emergency meas- by the Government to assist ures would have to be taken. ~ the Namibian Police in this But he cautioned that the fodder subsidy scheme would unfor­ respect. tunately have to be discontinued from the end of April. , , ... (1)herefore the statement During April 1991 the subsidy for the purchase offodderwould St. George's issued by the Conunissioner be reduced to R 7 ,50 per large stock unit (LSU) and RI ,50 per of Police Siggi Eimbeck about small stock unit (SSU). the illegality of road blocks The previous condition for the subsidy, that li vestock should be Diocesan School does not reflect the real situ­ reduced to 60 per cent ofcarrying capacity, remained unchanged. ation," he said. As was done previously, the Government would'further sub­ Kamati added that the deci­ sidise the lease of emergency grazing by 50 per cent of the tariff Credo ut Intellegam sion by the Government to to a maximum of RI per SSU and R5 per LSU a month. deploy the NDF to assist Minister Hanekom stressed that the assistance would be lim­ Nampol had only been taken ited to the following areas: Rehoboth, Namaland, Maltahohe, Deputy Head after a "thorough and exhaus­ Mariental, Liideritz, Keetmanshoop, Karasburg and the western part of Windhoek. Senior Primary School tive" analysis of the situation. St. George's was established in 1919 and is registered with the Department of Education. St. George's is comprised of a Pre-Primary section, a uniform section from Sub A to Std 5 and is a co-educational independent school. We require a suitable' experienced ~d qualified person for the post of \ Deputy Head. Applicants should be in possession <;>f a' validHe~vy ­ Duty Licen-ce (code 10) and be expect~d to transport c~ildren for extra '. murals. Reporting to the Headmaster, the successful candidat.e will be involved with timetable preparation and' administration as well as . classroom teaching. . '

Fo~ a confidential discussion on this position,-telephone Peter Nel on (061) 37456. Alternatively send a detailed CV (including 3 contactable refeX'ences) to: The Headmaster, St George's Diocesan School, PO Box 68, Windhoek. THIS GROUP of friends, pictured taking a break. from the Liideritz street market at . Closing date: 8 April 1991. the coastal town on Saturday, were keen to have their picture in the newspaper. Photograph: Jean Sutherland

IC REPUBLIC ~~.,:, ___ OFNAMmIAR_E_P_UB_L_IC---f R_E_P_UB_L_----I OF NAMIBIA ~ _YJ4:~ __ OFNAMmIA Ministry of Finance Ministry ofFinap.ce MinIstry of Finance ~---TENDER BOARD ------i I-----TENDER BOARD ----I ~---TENDER BOARD ------i TENDER NO J5/91 TENDER NO J14//91 TENDER NO J101/91 Description: The rendering of Description: Operatin 1 of Steam Boilers Description: Service, repair and overhaul of auctioneering service to the Government at Katutura State HosiJital during the construction, earth moving, pumping, for the period 1 April 1991 to 31 March period 1 July 1991 to 31 June 1992. agricultural and workshop equipment, 1993. _ vehicles etc. Closing date: 11 :00 on Tuesday: Closing date: 11 :00 on Tuesday: ClOSing date: 11 :00 on Tuesday: 4 June 1991 2 April 1991 . 28 May 1991 Documents are available at the offices of: Documents are available at the offices of: The Secretary: Tender Board Documents are available at the offices of: The Secretary: Tender Board Clo Voigt and Kelvin Str. The Secretary: Tender Board Clo Voigt and Kelvin Str. Windhoek Cia Voigt and Kelvin Str. Windhoek Windhoek TO 'obtain documents R5,00 is payable. To obtain documents R5,00 is payable. To obtain documents R5,00 is payable. Tenders must be forwarded to: Tenders must be forwarded to: Tenders must be forwarded to: The Secretary: Tender Board The Secretary: Tender Board PO Box 3328 WINDHOEK 9000 The Secretary: Tender Board PO Box 3328, WINDHOEK 9000 PO Box 3328, WINDHOEK 9000 or deposited in: or deposited in: Tne Tender Box or deposited in: The Tender Box Tender Board The Tender Box Tender Board Clo Voigt and Kelvin Str. Tender Board Clo Voigt and Kelvin Str. Windhoek Clo Voigt and Kelvin Str. Windhoek Windhoek Telex: 50908-875 Fax: 221004 Telex: 50908-875 Fax: 221004 Telex: 50908-875 Fax: 22 1004 Secretary: Tender Board Secretary: Tender Board Secretary: Tender Board - -~,

56 workers sacked -, FIFfY -six workers on the fann labourers I decided to pay them Ons Hoop near Tsumeb have ' DA'OUD VRIES off," Du Toit added. been 'given marching orders The entire workforce, ex- after downing tools in solidar- Approached for comment, cept for one, left for Tsumeb ity with two workers who were Du Toit said he had a contract and lodged complaints at the sacked earlier. to provide firewood to the TCL Swapo office there. !' According to the workers, mine, and that the 56 workers Du Toit said the night before they downed tools because their were: employed' as part-time they left the sacked workers employer, Henning Du Toit, workers to collect wood for threatened one worker to such could not give satisfactory . this specific project. an extent that he 'feared for his reasons for firing the two Du Toit added that the two life. workers. - sacked workers were laid off The following moriling the The workers claimed that · because he regarded them as employer called in the police the two were sacked for taking "instigators". He said after he to protect the worker. THREE ofth~ figures who ye~terday announced that they hadjoinedthe National Pa­ off a few minutes to drink water. decided to subtract R5 from.all Du Toit said he also met tJ'iotic Front are, from left, Claudia.Namises )and Christophene,GabrieJ bvth for­ The workers further alleged workers' earnings, the two were with the workef~ and told them merly of the DTA, and the leader of the Mmbatho P~oples Party,~ Michael'Simarta, that Du Toit, whikincreasing unhappy ana tried to influence ' he was waiting for a Swapo who claioled to have brought his whole party. with him. . ) production, had lowered wages. the rest to take action. "1 paid official froni Tsumeb who had '------.,-..... -~-'!>,...... ,_,..:;.., ·' themR51essPecausethe#ailed .. pr~nused t~ '}~~e and help , 't: '.' ~J,.' _ JI .:;', to ' rt1"eet thiiI daily quota of resol'o\e 'the j~ue, llutthe man ' -f' -. "t' J'-h"'. "., :" , . 'I '" wood," Du Toit explained.. '" never h!med,-.up. , 0""."," US 0, . . '.'. ..• .....· ..... e · ::?:~l~~~~~~~~;;; ;~~;.;):~~;~::: . , . _._ ·. e.. '.'... decided to lay lhem off," E x~ d _~. ,p·e'op: h~ ton~wspapersfnsteadoftrying ~.aid. . ' to sort it 'gut Yiithhim. .. A~ a result the rest of the~ _ He accu sed the Swapo of- workers downed tools. fice bearers of failing to honour to NPFsays 'Moses- " Since , all 56 were day contracts.

THE National Patriotic Front claimed that the whole mem- legitimacy of a viable "third The reasons given by the (NPF) has claimed a major bership of their two parties choice" in the political sphere. new party members for mak­ political victory with the an- walked accross to the NPF with According to Simasiku the ing the NPF their new political nouncement that two political them, but so far this has not NPF was the fastest growing home were many and varied. parties plus several individu- been confinned independently. political force, which had been The most interesting expla­ ais from other parties have Furthenl1ore~ neither of the confirmed. by the joining of nations, however, came from joined the front. two parties have up to now political parties and individu- the former UTA members ·­ The new members of the been considered major players also This process had started who also seemed to be the most front were introduced to the - politically speaking. whenSwapo-DjoinedtheNPF disillusioned and embittered. THE National Patriotic Front (NPF) yesterday repeated media by NPF Vice-President Their numerical strength in which had been the beginning ' Christopbene Gabriel said she its call for the speedy creation of a National Security Siseho Simasiku at a press terms of membership is be- of what he described as an had left the DTA because she Commission in terms of Article 114 of the constitution. conference at the Thuringer- lieved to be weak and they "almost inevitable process". could not agree with the prin- The demand for a Security Commission was made by NPF hof Hotel yesterday. have generally been regarded The NPF vice president said ciple- of apaJ:theid in an inde- President Moses Katjiuongua at a press conference at the Thurin- The two parties that h~ve as marginal parties. there were indications from all pendent Namibia. gerhofHotel. joined the NPF are the Pro- The Mmbath.o Peoples Party over . the country of people "The only voice heard in Katjiuongua said the NPFhad already asked the Prime Minister ~essive Party ofNanlibia led. ~previp.usly . belonged"c to' the w~ting, plannii,lg and 'shQw- the alliance (the Dl'A),is tha~ .on several occasions in the National Assembly when the Govern- by Solompn Isa!lcs, and the . '. Namibia National Front (NNF), ing readiness to join the 'NPF. of the whites and the blacks are ment intended to create the commission. Mmbatho Peoples Party led by which performed dismally in When pressed to substanti- supressed," she explained. According to the NPF President there had so far been no Michael Simana. the independence elections. ate the claims of rapid growth Claudia Namises said she response from the Government. ill addition, several individ- One NNF insider pointed out in membership NPF President had lived in exile for seven He suggested that the Government's silence on the matter was ual members of the Democratic .that the Mmbatho party was a Moses Katjiuongua said the years and then joined the DTA a deliberate tactic to keep the opposition parties away from Turnhalle Allian~e ' and the purely Tswaoa-~peaking party. party had roughly doubled in when she returned in order to national securitY matters. This tactic, he said, was aimed at giving United DemOCratic Front have . "There are approximately 6 size since the ~asl election. prevent Swapo from winning a the Government a free hand to do whaJever1t wished with regard defected tc:flhe NPF: . 000 Tswana-speakeni in Nu- During the independence two-thirds majority. to national security matter,s, . Among these ' the-most' no- ' : mibia, and ev·en with the most" - " eleGtionS the NPF received just However, after winning 21 "In terms of the constitution, parliament should also have a say table was Christophene Gab- optimistic estimate · the~ .. over, 10 000. votes, and if seats in the elections the DTA in matters of national security.and we will continue to insist that riel of Okwanyama who is a .. Mnibatho Peoples Party could Katjiuoriglia's claifusare to be had disappointed its support- the security commission be set up without further delay," the daughter of,DTA stalwmt Chief not hope to enjoy-thesupp~rt "~believ~d the palty ~s member- ers,and after studying the NPF- NPF leader said: GabrieL Kautiw.wa ...~ The . .sig- of more tha,luil 000 of those,' , ship has no~ passed 20.000. constitution she decided it was Giving.an exampl~of why a Security Comnussion was needed, llificanc.e of hoth thc:P.rogres- he srud. .' . Other new NPP members her reai political home. he said the nation wanted to know how things like the destruction sive Peoples, Party and Mabatho When: welcoming the new introduc~d at the press confer- "There is no. discrimination of the ~uffalo Base at Bagani could have tliken place. Peop1.es Part,), joining the NPF memi?ers, ~imasiku said tha.t ence were fonner DTA mem- in the NPI;·, but.the DTA only _ '~The iuition also wants to know who poses a threat to our is difficult to assess: over the last year the policies ber Claudia Nanlises and old looks to'one si4e - that of the national security - the Government can!t"hiive a monopoly to The leaders of bo.th parties of the NPF had· amp!ified thy UDF member Tobias Hoaseb. whites;" she sa~? --'decide who are the enemies of Nanlibia," he ·added. Nature on TV Plans· for first Namibian A NAMIBIA Beverages Envi­ ronmental Awareness. docu­ mentary, ' Our Fragile World' , which was presented to the head-count well underway Ministry of Education and Culture in March, will be broad­ AS NAMIBIA begins its sec­ Nanubians are actually countecL involves a.legislative overhaul cast on NEC TV tonight ond year of independence, plans At stake is the majority' s in time for this year's tally. '(Thursday) at 19h 19. for the fi rst full national cen· representation in the country's TIle 1976 Statistics Act is being 'Our Fragile World' will be SlIS are well underway. Though first national development plan, amended to " provide adequate fli ghted as a pilot episode for the last co1lntiywide head count slated to begin in 1993. Accu­ legal basis' for ensuring that, the new documentary series on put Namibia's population at rate census results are of fun­ unlike previous censuses, the ' Agricultural Development in ru·ound 1,03 million, the United damental importance, planners 1991 headcount covers all Namibia', to be broadcast in Nation~ estimates there are say, because there is no reli­ sections of the'country 's popu­ the 19h19 time slot, previously 1,78m people living in the able demographic data at pres­ lation". This is in addition to occupied by Panorama, which country. ent. It is therefore impossible the many planning, mapping, is'to be rescheduled for Wednes­ Grotindwork for the census to make long-term deceisions training and equipment-order­ day evenings. is already at an advanced stage, on how to allocate national ing which precedes any cen­ but counting is not sheduled to resources. sus. The Finnish Government start until September: It will Seven censuses have been has provided some R4m through CAR SCARE last 10 days and preliminary conducted in Nanlibia since the UNFPA for a census prof results are expected by the end 1921. The most recent, held in ect which draws the combined FROM PAGE 1 of the year, 1981, reported a total popula­ efforts of the Fund, the Na- Oliginally planned for last tion of about l,03m. But this . tional Planning Conmussion garage "was only told of the May, the ceru;us was postponed figure is contested by analysts and the UN Department of problem on April 2, and it seems on the recommendation of who observe that under the old Technical Cooperation for people heard the news on the UNDP and the United Nations regime demographic data col­ Development. The Namibian SOFIA, Bulgaria: Georgi Georgiev, 40, who was a radio. We expect any prob­ Population Fund (UNFPA). lection and indeed olher de­ lems to emerge in the next few Government is contributing political prisonel' under the communist regime of To­ The head count involves more velopment activities focussed some RI 700 000 to cover local ' days. " than logisticis and adnUnistra­ largely on the minority white costs. Technical back-up has dor Zhh:kov immolates himself in front of the Bulgar­ Other major VW dealers in tion as old legislation has to be population, concealing a host also been made available by ian President's office on March 29 in protest. He is in Namibia are Hans Kriess at amended to ehsure that for the of social injustices. the Economic Commission for hospital with severe burns. Photograph: Agence France­ Swakopmund and Von Braum first time the majority of Preventing such failures Africa. Presse Garage at Otjiwarongo. - -- ' --~~ --

4 . Thursday April 4, ~99 '1 THE NAM1BIAN

19h44: Educational Programme Group One Medical REPUBLIC OF A series about the drama of life as it unfolds in a medical NAMIBIA facility staffed by real doc­ tors and visited by real pa­ tients. , 17hS6: Opening 20h09: Skyways ~inistry 18hOO: News An action packed drama se­ of Trade and Industry 18hOS: Bible Story ries about Pacific International 18hl0: Filler AiI]Jort, the five million pas­ '18h19: -The Horrible sengers who pass through ., COMISSARIADO PROVINCIAL DE BENGUELA -. lIonchos every year and the 8 (XX) people Excluding newcomer Hollis who work there ... the city of , REPUBLICA POPULAR DE ANGOLA· from the neighbourhood gang the air. LOBITO-BENGUELA URBAN REH~BILITATION PROJECT. binds it group of kids into a 20hSS: Filler secret society of "Horrible 21hOO: News PHASE1. Honchos". ·One by one the, 21h35: · G~dtleman and (SADCC PROJECT G-CE-1) HonchosmeetHollis and de­ Players (I1) cide they like him but fear of The c;ontinuing story of the The Angolan Government secured through the Commlssariado Provincial de Benguela (CPB), breaklng with the group pre­ rivalry between Mike Savage a loan from The World Bank to the Lobito'- Benguela Urban Rehabilitation Project and intends vents anyone from befriend­ and Bo Beaufort. In a game to apply part of the proceeds from that loan on the works to perform under the contract for which ing him: where there are no rules, they this invitation to bid is issued: ' 19h04: Follow Me can play it straight or play it The principal civil works of the projects are divided into the following contracts: Episode 3: "Can you help dirty, whatever the prize, me?" money, power or people. CONTRACT I: WATER SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION 19h19: Agriculture for All 22h2S: Sport a) Drilling, installation and testing of approximately 1840 m deep 500-500 mm diameter new wells b) Rehabilitation and testing of 12 e)5isting wells. . TODAY'S WEATHER' c) Rehabilitation and testing of 1 large diameter shallGw well · ':: !., ~- d) Improvements of existing storage tanks * Partly cloudy and warm but hot over the western and e) Improvements and installation of proteCtive structures at weIUields -' " ' ,. southern parts. * Coast: mild With fog patches but fine f) Construction and installation of 10 small clearwater pumping stations and 1050 square meters in the south. reseNiors . * Wind: moderate south-westerly but fresh to strong g) Construction and testing of approximately 15 km of water mains. Dimensions from southerly in the Luderitz area. 200 to 500 mm h) Construction and testing of approximately 60 km of primary distribution system. Dimensions from 60 mm to 150mm i) Installation of 400 standpipes " . j) Civil works in connection with installation of chlorination equipment and additional pumps. Today is Thursday, April 4, the 94th day of 1991. There are 271 days left in the year. CONTRACT 11. STORM WATER DRAINAGE AND SANITARY SEWERAGE a) Construction of approximately 4km of open storm water channel of cement stabilized earth mat. Highlights in history on this date: b) Construction of 1 road bridge and 1 ford, adjustment of two existing bridges * 1581 - England's Queen Elizabeth I knights Sir Francis Drake. * 1611 - Denmark's King Christian N declares war on Sweden. c) Renovation of approximatefy 8 km of clogged sewers and storm water system * 1618 - Cardinal Richelieu is ordered into exile in Avignon for d) Construction of oxidation ponds at two sites, each for 30 000 persons intrigues with France's Queen Mother Marie de Medici. .e) Construction and testing of 40 km of sewers * 1660 - England's King Charles IT issues Declaration of Breda, f) Construction and installation of 8 wastewater pumping stations. , promising religious tolerance. * 17.06 - Dutch fleet with Henning Huijsing and three other The CPB now invites Contractors to apply for their prequalification for the contracts covering civil dissident burghers leaves for Holland where Huijsing and three works. . other burghers protest against the tyranny of WA van der Stel. Contractors can apply the prequalifiction for any or all the above Contracts. Prequalification is open * 1827 - Note is sent by Russia, France and Britain to Sultan of to all Contractors from eligible source countries as defined under the Guidelines from the World Turkey urging truce in war with Greece. ' Bank for Procurement. * 1844 - Germany occupies South-West Africa, Togoland and Cameroons. * 1867 - Openiong of railway from Durban to Umgeni. Interested eligible Contractors may obtain the Prequalifiction Brochure free of charge from * 1887 - First colonial conference held in London. March 1, 1991 at 8 :00 am to 4:00pm from the addresses below: * 1906 - Line between Klerksdorp andFourtains Streams opened (this is now direct route from the Cape via Kimberley to the north. Norconsult International A.S. , PO Box 175, N-1360 NESBRU, Norway * 1912 - Chinese republic is proclaimed in Tibet. ' Phone 47-2-842050 Fax 47-2-982618 Telex: 72075 NORCON * 1919 - Soviet republic is established in B~varia. * 1933 - US Navy dirigibl'e Akron falls into Atlantic Ocean off Mr Geir Movik: Deputy Director New Jersey, taking 73 lives. . * 1942 - Japanese naval forces sink: three British warships in Bay Norconsult International A.S. Rua Comandante Che Guevara 58, LUANDA Angola of Bengal during World War IT. Phone 390899, Telex: 4137 DHL LAD * 1949 -North Atlantic Treaty is signed in Washington by foreign ministers of United States, Britain, France, Belgium, Nether­ AU: Mr Frode Mauring: Resident Director lands, Italy, Portugal, Denmark, Iceland, Norway and Canada for The prequalification document shall be prepared in 1 original and 3 copies in both English and mutual assistance against aggression in North Atlantic. Portugese. One original shall 'be sent to: . * 1959 - Ivory Coast figns series of agreements with Niger, Upper Vo1ta and Dahomey to fonn Sahel-Benin Union. Norconsult International A.S., PO Box 175, N-1360 NESBRU Norway * 1964 - Archbishop Makarios abrogates 1960 treaty between Greece, Turkey and Cyprus, and heavy fighting erupts in north­ The first copy of the Application shall be sent by World Courier to: west Ministerio do Plana, Att: Sr Joao Ferreira, Director Nacional de Pianiflcao Territorial Cyprus. Largo do Palacio, Caixa Postal nr 1205 * 1969 - Doctors in Houston, Texas, hospital implant first Luanda R.P. Angola complete artificial heart in 47-year-old man, who dies four days later. The second copy of the Application shall be sent by World Courier to: * 1977 - Transkei's parliament told it would be a treasonable offence, punishable by death, to • 'cast reflection" on the repub­ Comissariado Provincial de Benguela Att: Director do Gabinete Provincial do Piano, lie's sovereignty. Mr Carlos Freitas . Benguela R.P. Angola ' ". ' * -1986 - Israel fomllllly asks for access to United Nations War Crimes Commission file on fonner Secretary-General Kurt The third copy of the'Application shall be sent to: Waldheim. The' World Bank Att: Mr Roberto Chavez " * 1988 - Iran hammers Iraq's vital oil centers with missiles and fighter-bombers. Southern Africa Department, 1818 H Street, N.W. * 1989 - At least five people are killed when rockets slam into WASHINGTON D.C. 20433 USA residential neighborhoods of Kabul, Afghanistan. * 1990 - Soviet President Mikhael Gorbachev warns republic of If any explanations concerning the prequalification are required, the Contractors are welcome to Estonia to rescind independence declaration. contact Norconsult International A.S. Nesbru, Norway, directly. The last date for receipt of prequalification application is April 15, 1991 at 4:00 p.m. Prequalification Today's Birthdays: application received after that date and time will not be accepted. . Grinling Gibbons, English sculptor (1648-1721); NicolaAntonio The applicants must through prequalification prove their technical, practical and financial ability to Zingarelli, Italian composer (1752-1837); Anthony Perkins, successfully perform the described works as a whole or parts of it. US actor (1932--). Foreign Contractors are encouraged to join forces with Angolan Contractors. Any joint ventures should be established before, or as part, of the prequalification. . Thought for Today: Preqaulification is not required for occasional suppliers of goods or materials. The Applicants to Imagination is more important than knowledge -Albert Einstein. suppliers who wish to be included in the mailing list in order to receive invitation to bid, are advised Gennan-bom physicist (1879-1955). to express their interest in a letter addressed to Norconsults international offices both in Norway and Angola at the above addresses. Final attempt for a cease-fire 'AROUND THE WORLD .. UN votes on cease-fire Vital Angolan peace CAPE TOWN: All dissidents UNITED NATIONS: The Security Council voted yesterday on a held by the African National cease-fire resolution meant to allow anti-Iraq forces to leave the Congress will be fr eed by the Gulf area, but France and Turkey were pressing for intervention end of the year, said in the unrest that followed peace. U mkhonto we Sizwe chief of The 3 700-wo~d resolution, spelling out conditions for Iraq's talks start today stafT Chris Hanl. capitulation, intends to render Iraqi President Saddam Hussein "We are in the process of incapable of posing a military threat to neighbouring states for the releasing everybody. My own rest of the decade. LISBON: Th~ Angolan government and Unita are scheduled to resume peace talks view is that everybody will today in an attempt to overcome differences blocking an end to their 16-year civil war. have been released by the Turkey'closes border Western diplomats from a three-nation team mediating in the talks described the end of the year." negotiations as a possible make-or-break attempt to reach cease-fire. In reply to questions at the ANKARA: Turkey said yesterday its border with Iraq would Soviet and US officials who complete document is sealed." tary and political questions. University o~ Stenenbosch, he remain officially closed to prevent an influx of an estimated 200 joined the Portuguese-led Angolan President Jose For the first time United said "we shall do away with 000 Iraqi Kurds fleeing clashes between rebels and forces loyal mediation effort in September Eduardo dos SlIQtos and Unita Nations officials will attend conscription" in a democratic to Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. are expected to hold bilateral leader Jonas Savimbi both said the talks. South Africa, and pledged talks with 1he two sides Wednes­ recently they want a cease-fire Diplomats said the media­ that the ANC would tell par­ Middle East peace talks' day. by.the end of this month. tors hoped these talks would ents why people had "unfor­ Fomtal negotiations between The main obstacle to a truce agree cease-fIre documents to tunately" died ina mutiny at JERUSALEM: Officials said Israel has proposed a Middle East leading officials ' from the is disagreement over the tim­ be signed at a later encounter. Quatro camp in Angola. peace plan to open witha regional conference between Israel and warring parties are due to open ing of Angola's first free elec­ Chitunda said this week the Hani urged President FW Arab states, probably in Cairo. They said that Washington had today in the vacation resort of tions. Savimbi says voting final accord must be signed by de K1erk to " do his job" and already accepted Israel's demand that the Palestine Liberation Estoril, 25km west of the Por­ should be within 13 months of Savimbi and dos Santos. eliminate the violence in black Organisation should be excluded. tuguese capital. a truce. Dos Santos says three Under the mediators' plan, townships "otherwise we shaJl Since a first negotiating round years will be needed to organ­ the cease-fire should be in place have to form defence units as hosted by Portugal last April, ize elections. within 30 days of a signing. ANC and PAC meeting a matter of policy" , the two sides have crept 'to­ Other questions under dis­ The Angolan conflict is one He denied the ANC was JOHANNESBURG: The executive committees ofSouth Africa 's wards an agreement to stop the cussion at Estoril will be the of the longest regional battles being controlled or manipu­ two rival nationalist organisations, the African National Con­ fighting, unite the-two armies process of forging a united anny of the Cold War. Recent coop­ gress (ANC) and the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC), are to meet and build a framework for and cease-fire verification ar- . eration between Moscow and lated by the South African in Harare on April 13 and 14, a senior PAC source said yesterday. democratic elections. rangements. Washington to end the civil Communist Party - of which But a February meeting in Delegations at the plenary war comes after years of super­ he is a member. Lisbon scheduled to seal a session scheduled today are due power arms supplies to their " People like M andela Renamo breaks truce provisional cease-fire accord to be headed by Unita vice allies in Angola. CANC deputy president Nel­ son Mandela) and Tambo MAPUTO; Rebels in Mozambique broke their own unilaterally broke up without the expected president Jeremias Chitunda and The Soviet Union and the declared Easter truce by attacking two villages on Easter Sunday agreement. Lopo de Nasciamento, Angola's United States have agreed to -CANC president Oliver and killing five civilians, state radio reported yesterday. "This time the talks will be minister of territorial admini­ halt deliveries of lethal aid to Tambo) are not communists. open-ended, " said a Lisbon­ stration and special advisor to the two sides after a cease-fire. I don't think that the ANC based US diplomat on condi­ Dos Santos. Between200 000 to 350 000 has been led by a president Rebels invade Sierra Leone tion of anonymity. "The plan After that meeting the talks people have died in the civil that's communist. I should is they will sit down to talk and will split up into two working war according to figures from know better." FREETOWN: TIoops from Burkina Faso have been fighting only get up again when the parties to concentrate on mili- the two sides. - Sapa-AP. alongside rebels from Liberia who have been invading eastern Asked about ANC dis­ Siena Leone since the last week of March, President Joseph sidends, he told a packed Momoh complained yesterday. meeting at the university that it had been necessary for the Kurdish movement to set up a deten­ Aid appeal for Africa tion centre at Quatro because OSLO; The refugee situation in the world is most critical in agents had been sent to as­ Africa, with more than 25 million people suffeling from drought revolt sassinate ANC members. and war, new Japanese UN High Commissioner for Refugees He.had almost been killed Sadako Ogata said in an appeal for inunediate international aid in a car bomb attack in 1981, for the Horn of Africa, Liberia and Mozambique. crushed he said. A new democratic South Africa would n ot need a big SovietlUS summit in Berlin NICOSIA: Iraq said yes­ army but we do need an army terday that it had put down HAMBURG: The Bild newspaper said yesterday that US Presi­ in the event of somebody dent George Bush and Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev will an insurrection in the north trying to attack us". hold a summit meeting in Berlin in June. and appealed to all those The n ew ar my would b e The newspaper, citing sources in Moscow, said the summit who left their homes there loyal to parliament and not would take place alongside a summit meeting of European to return and live in peace. be a "state within a state". nations, the United States and Canada. Iraqi radio, quoting a state­ He further said the SADF, ment from the Iraqi leader­ because of Its sophistication ship, said that the lea,ders of and size, would pr obably pro­ British/Chinese talks the revolt had spread rumours vide the bulk of the new army. BEIJING; The most senior British minister to visit since China's that the government would This ar my would also have army crushed the 1989 pro-democracy movement said yesterday victimise people living in the elements ofM K who wanted he plans intensiye talks with Chinese officials to resolve disputes area. to pur sue their military ca­ over Hong Kong. "Citizens in the cities and r eers, "bantustan armies" the areas where law and order Upon his arrival at Beijing airport for a five-day visit, British and cadres in th e military have been reestablished need Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd also said he planned to discuss wings of the Pan Africanist not worry about their lives, human rights , but he did not elaborate. Congress and the Black Con­ property and legal rights," it AN Iraqi woman breastfeeds her y.)Ung son as she added. sciousness Movement of Azania. - Novelist Graham Greene dies The statement, issued after a prepares bread at the Safwan refugee camp on the meeting of Iraqi leaders chaired Iraqi-Kuwaiti border. The United Slates, under in­ Asked why the ANC was PARIS: Graham Greene, whose widely acclaiml

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Krugerrand aad Fln Rand A VI 8850 9000 9000 Abhold 105 U-<:on 15pecd 70 Sth Rdpt 30 30 Pr 33270 33440 33440 Barlows 4000 4050 4000 Adonis 220 210 Unibold 135 SthRdptS 40 Kr 977 985 980 Bidcorp 1250 1300 1250 M and Ovr -a­ 1000 Uniholdl5pccd 125 SubN 13 14 13 KrH.lf 520 520 Bidvest 2400 Mandovr 6pepp 325 325 Valard 75 90 Village 140 160 140 Kr Quarter 26500 27000 Boltons 400 400 AlIwear 60 Valhold 70 Vlaks 110 120 KrTenth 10500 HOOO 11000 Btrdun 2750 2800 2750 Atlgrp 60 Woodrow 60 WRCons 500 525 500 1 - Baaks aod FIll Serv Cgsmith 9000 9200 Anuhoe 130 140 Flsblng WNigel 40 Adcorp 90 Conafex _ 440 Bolwear 125 150 130 Namfioh 400 Evander Allied 275 280 280 Culinan 750 Burlingt 320 Oefish 1125 1150 Bracken 180 Bankorp 350 355 355 Cwfm 550 585 Coastal 20 Food Kinro•• 4200 4250 - 4200 Boe 1250 _ 1225 1275 DandH 550 585 Conahu 460 480 Brenmil 65 Leslie 310 320 Boe Cl. 1100 11 SO Eureka 28 32 Confram 270 275 CgsFood 4000 Winkels 4300 4400 4300 Boland 725 750 725 Eurevst 70 70 Cutrite 55 Cadswep 2680 2725 2700 Klerksdorp Cotrm 39 39 Parm-ag 180 200 170 DaGama 700 725 700 Crown 42 MLe... 70 Colmbia 70 FSI 475 Debnair 80 Elaugen 130 Buffel. 3750 3900 Fidbo.nk 415 PS IPord 775 DeIswa 125 Fedfood 1400 Harties 1775 1800 1775 FidbankLs 360 FSGroup 210 210 Ensign 550 Fe dfood 7 pecp 1200 1250 Sov ..1 8750 8750 Flntbk 3650 3800 3650 Fs Grp Pord 300 310 310 Frame 485 Fedfood13pecd 1200 1250 Stilftn 400 400 Firstbk Pord 3500 3650 3625 Grinco 450 450 Glodina 65 70 rcs 1000 1100 Vaal Ris 18500 18700 18600 Gdm 170 170 Huntcor 2400 Gubings 755 I and J 2900 3000 Zandpan 285 295 290 Inv.tee 1400 Hlh 1250 1300 1300 Jade 125 ISO Kanhym 280 290 285 OFS Inhold 700 Imperial 1050 Lenco 250 255 250 Lebnka 70 Beatrix 1900 1950 1900 Mast SO Imphold 380 390 Meritex 40 Macadam 17 25 17 mgold 1950 2000 1950 Merhld 175 200 Klipton 350 375 Ninian 525 Prem Grp 2600 Harmony 1800 MerhldCd 200 Knj 55 60 55 Pals 24 Rainbow 315 320 315 Ioel 325 330 325 Mandm 2 Long M 200 205 Pointer 19 20 20 Royfood 390 410 · 400 Lor.ine S25 550 525 MandmCp 85 Loruho 1560 1575 1565 Pointer Cd 32 Tig Oats 3500 3500 Ofsil 4750 4900 4850 Nbshold 915 925 920 Mcphail 290 295 295 Progres 340 Wbhold 280 Oryx 550 600 550 Nedeor 1300 1350 Malbak 850 825 Rex True 1000 Furo and Housebold StHelna 2200 2350 2250 Pag 22 25 Malbak 13pced 225 Rex True -a­ 1000 Amrel 1400 Unisel 850 900 875 Quorum 30 Malhold 2175 2250 2200 Romatex 760 Mcol 1400 Welkom 1275 1350 1300 Reiclunn 1\ 5 Messina 950 1050 Searcon 325 350 Bamets 25 35 West Wits Saambou 170 175 170 Metje andZ 330 Seardel 310 375 E1erine 7000 7200 7200 Deelkrl 660 675 675 Sage Ltd 740 750 Micor 85 Siloak 200 Gomma 50 Doonls 225 240 Sasfin 60 65 65 Mieind 35 55 - Sab Ind 250 Gahold 50 Dries 3275 3290 3290 Sechold 420 MandrHld 3300 3350 3325 Sterl ing 35 40 40 Jdgroup 57 5 Elands 1975 2000 1975 'Sari> 8500 Mandr Inv 2400 2400 Strebel 180 lOO Pieapli 65 70 70 E Isburg 250 260 255 Sbic 4500 4550 4500 Nictus 48 48 TexMil 80 Prostge 20 30 Kloof 2350 2400 2350 Time 65 Oceans 1600 1800 T E] 40 45 Profum 60 Libanon 185 lOO 185 Ubs 730 730 Ozz - 220 Trimtex 17 17 Romano 7 Venters 150 165 Insurance Picbel 375 Trimtrd 17 Rusfum 120 120 Venters Def 95 lIO 100 AfIife 200 205 205 Piehold 375 Un ispin 70 75 70 Suprrnan 15 Venters Opt 10 Avins 125 Placor 2200 2300 Electronics, etc Taflbrg 28 W Areas 400 410 400 AvfGrp 205 210 205 Plate GI 5700 5700 Abacus 50 50 Motor Wsrn Dp 8500 8500 Cusaf 2300 2450 Rale 20 Abo 40 45 42 Asseng 105 110 105 Weswits 45 50 50 Crulife 25 5 255 Rentm Beleg 465 500 Adprom 30 30 Cmh 90 90 Cur t Ops Fedsure 600 600 RichmonDr 2390 2400 2400 Advteeh 60 Gentyre-a­ 2500 25SO Babrook 30 35 Oardian 1650 Royal 350 350 M Cuble 380 Gentyre-b­ 2500 Wit O M 150 160 Lib Hold 7350. 7450 7450 Royhold 340 35Q Alteeh 8900 8700 Markmot 110 130 Copper Libvest 545 565 545 Ruhold ­ 50 Altron 4800 4900 Mjm 35 Botrest 155 Liberty 2775 2825 2800 Sabvest 180 Anbeeco 110 115 Mcarthy 330 335 Palomin 7800 Merpol 850 87 5 850 Safren 5400 5450 5400 Adbuild 120 Metoir 1350 Manganese Momentm 300 300 Sinclar liS Autodek 22 23 Port 400 420 Ass Mang 29500 MnndF 1500 1525 Sa Bias 425 430 Autopge 85 90 SafiCOll 600 650 600 Samancor 2150 2200 2200 Prosure 1150 Safeor 430 Cafca 300 Safieon Cd 700 PlatiuulD Saf1 ife 450 Teehire 22 28 C·matic 24 Sakers 820 Barplat 320 360 320 Sfspref Cp 400 400 Toco liS 120 Control 27 30 27 Tiwheel 50 60 Barpl.t 8peed 585 Santam 260 270 Tgh 550 600 600 Cms 35 Toyota 17000. 17000 Bannine 130 135 130 Sa Eagle 1800 Tgh 14peacd 1000 Cri> 3 Valauto 70 Impl.ts 6200 6225 6200 Sothem 1510 1520 1520 TandN 195 200 Darrnag 30 35 30 Vektra 220 Leplat 400 420 400 Investment Trusts Unicon 50 150 Datakor 1t0 115 110 Wescob 3500 4000 LydPlat 4950 Corn Fund 4400 Unidev 40 45 40 Delta 700 720 Paper aod Packaglog Northam 2375 2450 2425 f Corwil 250 Uniserv 130 140 130 Didata 300 320 Aries 70 Ruspl.t 7125 7150 Fit 1235 1250 1240 Uniserv-lH:p 130 135 - 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Sunvest 130 Rhovnn Cd 26 Fenix 420 Sa Brews 4700 4725 4725 Spescom 35 35 Pbnrm aDd Medical VonSl\ 115 125 GFProp 550 575 550 Spurhld 155 Spl 112 115 Adcock 4500 Mlolog Houses Growalk 65 Spur 200 Supalek 58 55 Clinics 180 Anglos 9825 9850 9825 Marcons 130 Sfw ISO 160 155 Tsi 475 480 475 Gen Opt 360 Angvil:1 1 5150 5300 Marshal 260 Suncrsh 31500 Tedelex 230 250 Gen Optl3pecd 9000 S Angvaal Ls 2950 N Kleins 700 Sun Bop 2525 2550 Trserve 138 Medhold IS 20 An gv •• 1 -n­ 5075 5150 5075 Ovbel 65 Transun 275 285 275 Ventron 1850 Medelin 105 110 107 Avho ld 510 515 Propeor 50 U"Udlog aod Constructlon Voltex 130 Medclnllpeued lOO 120 120 Av hold Pp 480 4<)0 Putprop 75 A Alpha 2800 3000 2900 Eoglueering Noristn 90 C harie r 2900 2l!50 RAb ie 40 Basread 270 285 280 Abercolll 50 70 COllsmng 10 10 Sarllnpro 90 100 Bsg 32 AfTox 5800 CONT. ON PAGE 8 • 1. '\ • ... ". I • ~ , THE NAMIBIAN Thursday April 4 1991 7 11 1;111-11 ~ I~'}-ZJ ~ 1'1 ~-l ~ t-l ~~I ~~ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6

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Pdc 75 Focus 20 25 RembBeh 1300 1325 1300 Today's quotations for unit trusts: Presmed 120 Foschni 13500 Remgro 1800 1825 1810 General Equity Funds: PrsmedI2,5cd 120 130 Oresham 45 50 50 Tegkor 1125 1100 Sa Drug 200 220 200 Hicorl 43 40 Tib 1150 1200 Allegro 95,48 88,71 6,08 Twins 220 275 250 Hiscore 540 Utico 4100 BOE Growth 113.57 106,10 n/a Printing and Publisb Mascon 400 Tronsportatlon Fedgro 108,89 101,50 n/a Argus 1375 1400 1400 Ma.hold 390 400 400 Cargo 165 170 165 Guru:ubank Growth 1988,31 1863,14 5,40 Disptch 110 120 Metro 380 370 Laser 120 135 125 Litho 25 Midas 300 Loruail 20 22 Momentum 196,31 183,67 6,80 MathAsh 290 Milstan 60 55 Mobile 1900 Metfund 151,11 140,66 6,29 Penrose 43 M~sica 40 50 Putco 95 lOO NBS Hallmark 764,53 713,81 7,36 Persbel 500 550 OK 1375 1400 Racy 42 50 NorwichNBS 292,75 273,33 8,67 Perskor 1450 1425 Penpin 130 Unitran 520 Pubhold 40 Pepgro 4000 4000 Unitranl6pced 550 600 600 Old Mutual Investors 2221,74 2070,72 5,81 Publico 40 Pepkor 7800 Development CapItal Safegro 107,60 100,33 7,89 Solchem 35 40 Pep 2900 Aida 21 23 Sage 1970,07 1840,35 4,88 TML 1000 1050 Pikwik 1100 1200 1050 Aimark 20 Sanlam 1364,50 1276,50 6,17 Steel and Allied Pieknpay 2200 2300 Blochs 30 " 32 30 Cmi 700 710 Reggies 28 30 28 . Cenmag 50 Sanlam Index 1109,49 1037,73 5,20 Hiveld 1525 1550 1525 Sanlic 17 Cfe 550 600 Southern Equity 149,16 139,04 5,70 Iscor 192 194 194 Scoclik 310 310 Dpf-inv 50 Standard 959,29 902,18 7,97 Usko 160 170 Score 650 650 Enrol 50 Syfrets Growth 214,20 200,00 6,54 Usko14pcep 150 Shield 65 70 FiJati 3 RetaDers Bn d Wholesalers Shoprit 375 375 Leppin 20 UAL 1683,65 1574,00 6,73 Aerem 50 Smart 190 195 195 Macmed 11 15 Volkskas 103,91 97,27 n/a Aroma 15 20 Teljoy 200 Maxmech 10 Specialist equity Funds: Akj 40 Trabild 36 Molyslp 75 Guardbank Resources 131,07 122,69 7,58 Autoqip 25 40 Tradgro 150 150 Norvic 10 Bergen 245 Trgr 13pc Qed 165 Nova lOO 120 Sage Resources 106,80 100,01 8,20 Bertrnd 60 Tradhld 80 85 Nova 16pccd 12000 Sanlam Industrial 784,71 733,84 5,06 Cashbil 400 Walhold 620 Quantum 4 Sanlam Mining 294,51 275,10 6,03 Clicks 1550 1575 Waltons 630 635 630 Quantum 14pccp 7 Sanlam Dividend 353,70 329,94 6,70 Cnagalo 2400 2450 2450 Wooltru 8100 8075 Quickco 6 Conl)"av 40 Wooltru-a- 8050 Romens 10 17 Southern Mining 128,16 119,50 6,65 Cumow 32 40 'Sugar Spicer 23 Standard Gold 174,18 163,49 8,56 Dialmov 5 Lonsugr 2250 Venture CapItal UAL Mining and DroJ'ilm 110 115 Tongaat 1575 1600 1575 Nci 2 3 2 Resources 342,17 319,66 5,98 Eddies 20 Tobacco and Matcb Teefin 20 Edgars. 5250 LMatch 270 300 UAL Selected Opportunities 1403,68 1306,66 5,36 Old Mutual Mining 249,64 232,68 6,8 Old Mutual Industrial 278,38 259,21 n/a Old Mutual Gold Fund 112.55 104,77 7,81 Gold industry exists Income/Gilt Funds: Corbank 101,44 100,38 18,29 GUaJ'dbank Income 113,72 112,53 17,05 Old Mutual Income 105,56 103,36 15,54 Senbank High -Yield 102,59 97,41 14,56 upon borrowed time.· Senbank Oilt 102,33 97,16 14,59 - , Standard' Extra Income 89,77 88,77 16,42 Syfrets Income 106,12 105,04 15,42 JOHANNESBURG: Few South opened to help offset production losses NUM, for example, will slow rather UAL Gilt· 1090,65 1079,75 15,75 Africans woke up to the fact as older mines became exhausted. than halt the erosio~ of what is still yesterday that one-fifth of the .. Anglo' s Potch Gap rumounce- , SA's principal foreign exchange earner country"s gold reserves had es­ ment shows just how dangerous it and one of its largest employers. Closing exchange. rates against the.~and would be to rely on optimistic sce­ "But at the very most SA has 40000 : sentially been written off, Busi~ , sell T.T.Buying A.M.Buying S.M.Buying narios. tons ofunmined gold under its surface, ' ness Day ... said in an editoriaI "The same analyst reckoned that and mining much of that will b~ un­ US$ 2,7050 2,6850 2,6660 2,6495 yesterday entitled "Borrowed production would be down to 159 economic no matter ,hat happens to I Sterling 4,8230 4,7630 4,7175 4,6790 Time". Austrian shilling 4,3325 4,3910 4,4195 4,4435 tons by 2014 if no new mines were gold prices. ' That was the bottom line ofAnglo' s opened to replace some of those clos­ " The Potch Gap decision has just Australian $ 0,4745 0,4810 0,4950 0,5000 rumouncement that it was to terminate Belgian franc 12,6000 12,8500 12,9500 13,0500 ing. written off one-fifthofthe total, further its' gold exploration in the Potchef­ Pula 0,7230 0,7330 0,7365 0,0000 , 'And even that estimate was based shortening the time span in which the stroom Gap. on the assumption that threats of na­ country can establish replacement export Canadian$ 0,4255 0,4315 0,4355 0,4385 , , Anglo' s rumouncement was com- Swiss franc 0,5210 0,5285 0,5315 0,5345 tionalisation disappeared unequivo­ industries. . pounded almost immediately by Gen­ Deutsche Mark 0,6160 0,6245 0,6285 0,6315 cally and that adequate private sector "We need a deliberate export strat­ cor, which is to close its Stilfontein funds were available to keep existing egy of the type propounded by the late Danish Krone 2,3645 2,3965 2,4160 2,4330 mine after failing to find new payable Pesetas 38,2000 38,8000 39,2000 mines operating efficiently. Wim de Villiers, based on rising bene­ 39,5500 ore. 1,4560 1,4925 1,5060 "It's worth remembering that the fIciation of our raw materials and lead­ Finnish Mark 1,4765 "The combination of weak gold 2,1320 2,1440 last new mine to be initiated was ing to a rising pool of industrial skills. French Franc 2,0900 2,1185 prices, rising working and capital costs, Drachma 66,9000 67,7000 68,6500 69,4500 Gencor's tiny Weltevreden mine near "Marketable skills were something unattractive ore grades and compli­ 2,8730 2,9305 2,9470 KlerksdoIp. "And other houses such the gold mines failed to provide - the Hong Kong $ 2,9110 cated geology has sterilised roughly 8 4,2520 4,2310 as Anglovaal and JCI have still to men being laid offby mine closures are Irish punt 4,3310 4,2770 000 tons of gold in the Potch Gap's Indian rupee 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 . commit themselves to new mines on mainly unskilled labourers who had unexploitedreefs, equivalent to about Italian lire 458,8000 465,2500 470,0000 474,0500 proven virgin reserves. oftenbeeninjobs which paid more than 13 years present production. Yen 51,7000 "Little, short of a sustained and the men's productivity warranted. 50,7000 51,4500 51,9000 "And there's a message in that for Kenyan shilling 9,7855 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 substantial gold price increase, will "We can no longer afford the nus­ all South Africans. 0,0000 0,0000 alter the situation. take of creating jobs that do not gener­ Mauritian rupee 5,7670 0,0000 "Annual gold production has been Malawian kwacha 1,0305 1,0445 1,0510 0,0000 "Moderate wage demands by the ate skills," Business Day said. - Sapa. sliding since its 1970 peak of just over Guilder 0,6945 0,7040 0,7090 0,7135 1 000 tons to fractionally more than NOlwegian krone 2,4025 2,4340 2,4730 2,5065 600 tons last year. NZ$ 0,6315 0,6440 0,6230 0,6385 "This year and next, further de­ Pakistani rupee 8,2695 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 clines are unlikely to be dramatic. Escudos 54,1500 54,9000 55,8500 56,6000 "Two or three other small produc- Seychelle rupee 1,9590 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Swedish krone . 2,2310 2,2610 ' 2,2795 2,2955 ers are slated for closure within a year or two, but their contribution to the r!:§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~g~g~~g~::::~ 0,6530 0,6630 0,6665 Singapore $ 0,6690 total is comparatively small. Zanlbian kwacha 19,5855 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 "But we are on a slippery slope. ZW$ 1,0635 1,0815 1,0870 0,0000 "Last year one leading mining analyst Get the ripple effect from your investment reckoned that SA's total rumual pro­ These rates prevailed at 15h30 and are subject to alterations. duction could drop to 324 tons by the Invest as little as a thousand Rand in an year 2 014 provided new mines were Omnibond Participation Mortgage Bond and YOU'rt assured the ripple effect of high intertSl and securitY~

at. intmst per annum paid Create joint ventures Mugabe tells investors 20 •5 -/0 monthly in advance. Minimum interest of 205% per annum to 30 CHITUNGWIZA,Zimbabwe: and you will be more viable that way," hopes, that the indigenous business June 1991. President Robert Mugabe ofZim· he was quoted as saying by Ziananews investors will take up the initiatives to ".. ;; An Omnibond management team, from SA, bal.>we yesterday urged small busi­ agency. invest and provide services closer to ' .. will be in Namibia hetween the 18th and 22nd He noted that small businessmen the majorilY of our people, who still March 1991 to see you. Please phone us to nessmen to form groups or part· appointment. nerships to be more viable. had a vital role to play in the develop­ live in the rural areas," he said. ment of the nation. The President described the Chitung­ Officially opening the ZD30-mil­ Mugabe said it was for this reason wiza shopping centre as a well-plrumed, .• ;'10ti0nl.nnp (011) 337-4540 lion Oiltungwiza shopping centre, he that government had provided infra­ integrated and people-oriented multi­ . said small businessmen should avoid structure at more than 64 growth points pUIpose commercial venture. OMNIBOND being individualistic, as the creation at a cost of ZD30 million. The shopping centre was developed M,1nagers (ply) Lld of capital was easier in collective Title deeds were available at these by Old Mutual, an insurance com­ Omnibond House ventures. centres, he said. pany, in partnership with Zimbabwe's 98 President Street 1 Johannesburg "We advise that you come together , 'Government had hoped, and still Urban Development Corporation. 8 Thursday April 4 1991 . THE NAMIBIAN

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DIE eerste konvooi van die Lubango na die Huila provin­ Verenigde Volke se Spesiale sie was gister nog steeds op­ Hulpprogram vir Angola Mavinga is bereik pad. Coutts het sy waardering (SRPA) wat uit Namibie ge­ teenoor a1mal wat die Mavinga loods is het gistermiddag ",eilig roete na verhongerde gedeel­ die een gevolg is vanaf Groot­ konvooi moontlik gemaak het in Mavinga aangekom. Die tes van Angola te vind. Dit het fontein na Lubango in Suid­ uitgespreek. Die Namibiese en programdirekteur vir die opera­ 'n vrag van ongeveer 80 met­ westelike-Angola voedsel en Angolesereg erings en Un.ila DIE Wereldgesondheidsorganisasie (WHO) wat op 7 sie, Douglas Coutts se die rieke ton voedsel, klerasie, seep ander noodsaaklike voorrade het almal gehelp om van die April 1948 gestig is mik vir gesondheid vir almal teen vragmoiors sa! sodra a! die vrag enmedisyne na Angola ge~m . na die land neem. Die derde aflewering 'n sukses te maak opsie is om die voedsel vanaf die j aar 2 000 en herdenk elke jaar op dieselfde datum afgc!aai is more vIoeg vanaf Die vragmotors het weens en hy is verheug oor die nuwe Mavinga die pad terug na die ontoeganklikheid van die Rundu en Grootfontein met roete wat nou vir toekomstige Wereldgesondheidsdag. Die tema vir vanjaar is; "As 'n Namibie aanpaken word teen terrein die roete van ongeveer vragvliegtuiena beide gebiede konvooie bestaan. ramp tref, wees voorbereid". Saterdag terug in die land ver­ 370 kilometer teen 'n snelheid te neem. Beide Unitaen die Angolese Namibie het in Mei verlecle jaar lidmaatskap van die organis­ wag. van tussen tienen vyftienkilo­ Drie van die vier konvooie regering het aan die Verenigde asie verla:y en verskillende ministeriee in die land het besluit om Die konvooi wat verlede week meter per uur afgele. Die trek' wat in verlede week vanaf Volke Organisasie die veil­ ook 'n bydrae op Wereldgesondheidsdag te lewer. Verkillende Donderdag vanaf Bagani in is verder vertraag deur 'n aan­ verskillendc plekke vertrek het, ighei'd van die konvooi en subkomitees is gekies op plekke soos Keetmanshoop, Otjiwru:­ Namibie onder Unita begeleid­ tal papwiele. wat op die pad het nou hul bestemmings bereik. reddingswerkers beloof en sal ongo, Rundu en Oshakati om te beplan virhierdie dag. ing na Mavinga in Angola ondervind is maar volgens Die under twee het vanafLuanda ook volgende Woensdag in Die komitees moet venigtinge beplan wat verband hou met die vertrekhetis 'npogingvandie Coutts was die rit suksesvol. na die Kwanza SuI provinsie Lissabon, Portugal, byeenkom tema. VVO se ontwikkelingsprogrnm Vyf ander konvooie gaan gegaan. om 'n skietstils'tand­ Die Windhoek-komitee beplan vir Vrydag, 5 April, 'n funksie (UNDP) om 'nrruwe vreedsame langs die roete wat deur bier- Die laaste konvooi vanaf sooreenkoms te bespreek. in die ontspanningssaal van die Katutura-hospitaal waar boOdskappe van verskillende organisasies ontvang sal word. Verwagtinge is dat die toekoms van die gesondheidsdienste in die land daar bespreek sal word. 'n Paneelbespreking vir die televisie sal ook by dieselfde geleentheid gehou word. Op die volgende dag, 6 April, sal 'n seminaar by dieselfde plek NPF kry nuwe lede gehou word waar deelnemers voor~elle kan maak oor die toekoms van gesondheidsdienste en wat gedoen behoort te word in 'n rampsituasie. In die aand gaan daar 'n dinee gehou word wat SWAPO- D het in Augustus 1990 ontbind en met sy lede by die National Patriotic Front aangesluit en nou het ander aangebied sal word deur die Wereldgesondheidsorganisasie en persone en leiers van politieke partye ook hul partye ontbind en by die NPF aangesluit volgens 'n perskonferensie die Verenigde Volke se Ontwikkelingsprogram(UNDP). Dit sal wat gister deur die party aangebied is. in die oop teater van die UNDP in die Sanlamgebou plaasvind. "Die NPF is die party wat die jamin Mabuko, die Sekretaris­ party het 'n kongres gehou en Ohangwena was. Wereldgesondheidsdag sal herdenk word met 'n voorstelling vinnigste groei in die land en die Generaal van die party. gevind hulle is nie meer tevrede Op 'n vraag hoe hulle weet of van 'n rampsituasie en almal wat enige kennis oor die voorkom­ toetrede van hierdie individue Salomon Isaacks, die presi­ met die party waarin hulle die NPF die vinnigste groei in ing ofhantering enige tipe rampsituasie weet word gevra om 'n en ontbinde partye is 'n verdere dent van die Progressive Party voorheen was nie. die land het die president van die bydrae tot die dag se verrigtinge te maak. bewys daarvan." volgens Ben- van Namibia, wat tot nou in die Christofina Gabriel, Claudia party Moses Katjiongua gese; Namibia National Front was, het Namises en Tobias Haoseb het "Ons het na die verkiesing al tot die NPF toegetree en sy lede ook na die party oorgestap. die lede wat vir ons gestem het gevra om hom te volg. Sisehu Haoseb beweer hy het 67 vol­ geregistreer en tot op Iiede het Simana van die Mabatho gelinge wat voorheen aan die daar meer as daardie geta! by ons Peoples Party, ook lid van die UDF behoort het saam met horn . aangesluit." NNF, het ook die pad van geneem terwyl Christofina, 'n' , .)saacks gevolg. Simana se sy organiseerder vir die DT A in

WiIliam Metzler 'n beampte van die Verenlgde Volke was verlede Donderdag bier beslg om laaste-minuut voorbereld­ Ings, vir die konvool na An­ gola, te tref. Volgens hom is T~e 'Club where yo~ can always 200 ton swartbekboontjle- en sorghumsaad nog steeds in Namible terwyl dlt al verlede Jaar vir Angola geskeduleer "EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED" was. Angola het verlede Jaar 2 000 skofTelplkke, 5000 byle en 5 000 plkke ontvang wat ge­ Wednesday 3 April brulk moes word om die sa:ld by aankoms te plant. Hy is oak verantwoordelik vir HAPPY HOUR WITH D.J. ROBIN die noodmedlsyne wat aan die land voo rsien moetword. Tans Admission 1/2 price at door: Buy one get one free from 21 h30 - 22h30 Is daar 12 metrleke ton anti­ dehldrerlngssoute, 1,5 met­ rieke ton malarlapllle, teen­ Friday 5 April spuite vir malaria en 'n aantal noodhulpklssles van die LADIES NIGHT Wereldgesondbeidsorganlsaie wat Angola bestem Is ,en Ladies, do you love fun!?! waarvoor hy verantwoordelik If you do .... don't miss out this coming Friday evening. Is. Hulle sal ook onder andere betrokke wees om die Angolese We have .... four hunky male waiters at your service. op te lel In die Unlccf-metodc Pick a Box competition with fantastic prizes to be won. van IUlmunlserlng teen ern­ stige slektes soos byvoorbeeld AND .... AND .... a striptease male dancer!!! polio. Don't miss this party for anything •... You'll regretit if you do. Band: ACE - Ladies free fror1120h30 - 21 h30. Katjiuongua oor veiiigheidskommissie Come on ladies ...• check it out. MOSES Katjiuongua, President van die National Patriotic Front (NPF), het gister op 'n perskonferensie sy mening uitgespreek oor die veiligheidskommissie, misdaad en Saturday 6 April d,ie viering van die eer~te herdenking van onafhanklikheid. ' Die NPF wou volgens hom by word. Die regering behoort ook hoort, die ander part ye ook te HAT AND BEST PAINTED SHEET PARTY verskeie geleenthede van die ' n' dringende vergadering help met die bekamping daar­ Eerste Minister, Hage Geingob. waarop die parlementere op­ van. Nasionale Dag, 21 'Maart, Can you design and paint a sheet? If you can don't miss out on this party! . en die regering weet wanneer posisiepartye verteenwoordig is dring die NPF aan. behoort vry Cash prizes to be won. hierdie kommissie in die lewe te be!e 0111 dic m isdaadprobleem gehou 1e word van enige party­ . geroep sal word. Katjiongua se te besprcck. Misdaad is volgens Band: ACE - Admission: R 8,00 politicke bedrywighede. Die op­ sy party het nog geen antwoord hom besi!! "Ill 'n emstigc posisieparty behoort ook sittin g Come and listen to the sound of our spunky D.J. Robin. hieroor gekry nie en wil graag bedrcig.ing vir di(' vcilighcid van le he op die kommissie wat belas weet wanneer die wetsontwerp eiendomlllc. di" ckonolllie en is lIIet die bep!anning van die He'll blow your mind and rock your body. vir die vonning van die veil­ vera! die toerislllcbedryfte word herdenking van onafhan­ igheidskommissie voorgele en aangesien dit almal'raak be- klikheid.

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Narrowing Income Disparities 2 More job opportunities, transfer payments and tax incentives (fan help reduce income disparities. Reactivating the Economy 3 In principle monetary and fiscal policies should be pointed in opposite directions. That . is to say, while the tight money policy of. the South African Government, which Dr Herrigel referred to in his speech, should have the objective of bringing down inflation, fiscal policy measures, which we controHo a larger degree, should be eased to stimu· late economic growth. Therefore, the Government should develop a program of tax reductions aimed at busi­ ness and individuals and intended to stimulate investments, consumption and NATIONAL PATRIOTIC FRONT OF NAMIBIA productivity. What the Government now needs is shrewdness and talent, not orthodoxy. Tax reduc­ tion - which will push up consumption and reduce production costs and increase business activity will, in the short term reduce revenue but in the medium and longer term revenue is bound to increase considerably with a considerably broadened tax base - more employment opportunities and more companies to tax. 4 Now that we are indepedent and do not need too many people to fight a war, the Government should develop a omprehenslve program of responsible Population WILL THE NPF GO IT ALONE? Planning so that at the end of the day the rate of population growth Is less than the rate of economic growth. PRESS· CONFERENCE 21 FEBRUARY 1991 (EXCERPTS) 5 Instead of the current confusing cocktail of Education Policy of Minister Angula, the Government should come up with a convincing Program of Education and Training clearly intended to produce, in a relatively short time, the mass of critical skills con- Since our Press Statement of 21 February, 1991, which , inter alia, dealt with the question nie NPF proposed the following to the committee which later reported to a meeting ducive to economic growth and development. - of the NPF and future elections was grossly and deliberately misinterpreted and put out at Otjinene on 27 March 1990: of context by the DTA and iis newspapers to the effect that the NPF was saying that it 6 A sound Commercial POlicy - as opposed to the lalsser·falre attitude of giving did not need allies and friends in those elections and that it would go it "alone", we decid­ To be able to martet to the followers of the various parties, In particular, and preference to foreign companies at the expense of our own industries which Minister ed to reprint that Press Statement and to make a few additional clarifications. the public In general, the 'best thing was to disband all the parties and come Hamutenya was using the other day to defend his newspaper Empire, can be used up with something completely new: "A party to which all should refer to as ours to set certain tariffs, quotas, export taxes and subsidies as fiscal devices and as a The original Press Statement on the revelant topic: rather than to say who has joined whom". means to effect resource allocation while carefully watching out for possible dis­ Welcome The DTA was vehemently opposed to this idea arguing that the only way to strengthen tortions. Members of the Press the opposition parties was for the smaller parties to : A few more points : Members of the Diplomatic Community present here . (i) disband and joined the DTA individually Ladies and Gentlemen (ii) or continue to exist but join the DTA as parti es a) Since Dr Herrigel's statements here tell us how much we depend on the ups-and­ There are a few things currently reported in the local Press andlor happening in the coun­ downs of the South African economy, is it consistent for our Foreign Miniaster to try about which the NPF cannot ke ep quiet and about which we have to put the record The FCN accepted the proposals of the NPF. keep on - here and in Harare - talking about sanctio.ns being kept in place? straight. We, therefore, cannot accept the insinuations by Mr Dirk Mudge pointing a finger at us b) As fas as the Rl Million to the ANC is concerned, it is follish to give ONE MILLION for making the process of unification or co-operation difficult and if there is anyone to to an organization which buys a Headquarters building for R21 Million. PLAN's The MA, the so·called Small Parties and the COming Elections be blamed for having personal ambitions, then Mr Mudgedeserves the first prize: and ex-fighters at Nakayale need bandages and the dilapidated clinic at Rietfontein It is quite clear that whenever an election is around the corner some politicians in it is a fact that Mr Mudge did not stick to his "New One Party" story of 20 December 1989. He later blamed NUDO, not the NPF, for the failure of his Grand Dream. needs a face-lift. We can help SouJh Africa, ANC included , in other ways than with this country become boisterous, shifty, truculent and incredible. a so-callerd solidarity token of Rl Million. . It is our sincere belief, in the NPF, that responsible politicians must be honest with Yes, SWAPO can give its own mpney to its friends, but as a taxpayer I also h~ve the public at all times"- always tell the truth . my own preferences about how tax money should be used. We regard disinformation as an immoral crime. If political leaders - suffering from c) Mr Prime Minister, is itaflirmatlveaction ornepoUsm when thewife of a Minister the hang-overs of the past - can no longer.cope with changing and challenging reali­ could be appOinted over the head of her tutor and helper as Director of Medical ties, they should not resort to unbecoming tricks and tactics but must simply retire Support Services? Is it fair that one can simply jump from a student of ±4 years with some honour and dignity. experience to full Professor when there are better qualified and more experienced Ladies and Gentlemen people who are also Namibians? What are the con!lequences for the pharmaceuti­ It was reported tn the SUNDAY REPUBLlKEIN , a DTA newspaper, of 17 February, 1991, cal services? that Moses Katjiuongua, withdrew the NPF from the so-called Multi-Party Delimitation d) Minister Helmut Angula, or Minister Toivo, the fuel price has been determined on Committee at the eleventh hour and more-or-Iess stole, kidnapped or hijacked the statis­ a barrel price of $34. For months the price per barrel has been $20. So, why are tics of the other parties to formulate our own submission to the First Delimitation Com­ we still paying a per litre price based on $34 per .barrel? Could petrol not go down mission and Mr Mudge, the real boss and leader of the DTA, is reported to have said that the smaller parties divide the voters and as a consequence SWAPO can succeed by more than 40 cents per litre? Can't our secret res ources for oil supply help push to win a seat with a minority of votes. down the price a little bit? Mr Mudge is also reported to have said ttwt past efforts to unite the "democratic parties" e) Or Herrigel , why are cattle prices so bad here while the price of meat keeps sky­ were thwarted by the leadership ambitions of some of the leaders of the so-called rocketing? Who's chopping the profit? smaller parties. We regard these utterances in a very serious light - as unfriendly, f) i) Mr Minister of Works and Transport: What happened to the grass-cutters along provocative, deceptive and totally incorrect. our roads - do you see the danger to road users of animals lying in the grass First, it is a prposterous lie to say that we "stole" the statistics of the DTA-dominated, near to the road. so-called Multi-Party Committee. ii) When will you , Sir, Mr Kapelwa, fix the potholes in the streets ofOshakati? Our proposals and those of the DTA-dominated Committee to the First Delimitation Com­ Mr Speaker, with these questions I end my intervention. mission are neither the same nor identical in any way or fashion. Since when does the NPF learn from the DTA or sing the songs of the DTA? NEVER, EVER! Our proposal is the only one with a scientific value, a mathematical formula and a high degree of political The Increasingly ExpenSive Government of SWAPO innovation. It is the brainchild of the imagination and the creativity of the NPF and it is in no way a "revised" or "renovated" copy of the half-baked proposal of the DTA and It is time for SWAPO to begin to keep the promises in the Election Manifesto and the its partners. statements by the Prime Minister. In the Election Manifesto of SWAPO, it is stated on page 25, 19(e) ''the specific objectives of public finance policy will be to effect substantial We challenge the DTA to specffically and categorically state exactly what statistics we Clarification cuts in public expenditure through a reduction of the present huge State bureaucracy." hi-jacked from them - statistics which are not available elsewhere. What all this says is the following : Our Prime Minister has promised the country to reduce the State bureaucracy. Secondly, the story that smaller parties divide the vote is "old wine in new bottles"; we 1 It is nottrue that we stole or hi-jacked statistical data from the OTA and its allies. Since remember it from the 435 Election Campaign . It was a DTA trick to scare voters away our proposals are almost totally different from those of the DTA , we challenged the The taxpayer should not be expected to pay for the promises SWAPO Leaders made to from other parties to vote for the DTA . Well, the DTA got 21 seats but, with a few excep­ DTA to specHy exactly what data we spied from them. In its response the DTA and each other while in exile - to employ themselves in top positions - all of them . In­ tions, is its performance commensurate with its numbers as the majority Opposition its newspapers totally.avoided answering our challenge. dependence must deliver the goods not only to the leaders but to the masses as well. Party? _ .' 2 If, in the view of the DTA, the only alternatives to a broad coalition of the opposition Twenty (20) Ministers, including the President and the Prime Minister, plus 18 Deputy It is a fact that many people who voted for the DTA regret their vote for something that parties, based on certain principles, in the coming elections are either the disappear­ Ministers and 20 Permanent Secretaries, including the Secretary to the Cabinet, will is largely ineffective, without clear political direction and policy and which is essentially ance of those parties which are small today to give way to SWAPO and the DTA to push up the salary bill of the State to something more than R7M per year. a One - ~an-Show run along colonial lines. compete alone, or their joining the DTA, as is the case with what Mr de Wet said in The figure does not include housing allowances, cars and other perks or the salaries Anyone who's a true democrat knows that the fortunes and therefore the size of political Gobabis recently, then the NPF will have no option 'but to fight the election on its parties change with elections over years. Nicaragua is one example,and there are many ciwn, but not necessarily alone. Because: and perks of Deputy Permanent Secretaries, and the costs of additional civil servants. others. The total bill could very well be in the region of Rl0M per year, or more. This for a country a) we are not prepared to disappear and of an annual budget of Rl,2 million . Despite the outcome of the 435 Election , the NPF has proved itself resilient, effective b) we are also NDT prepared to be swallowed up b~ either the DTA or SWAPO. and relevant. The argumentS advanced by the President for this expansion move concerning efflclen· For example, the NPF is prepared to work with other opposition parties on the cy, unwleldlng and overburdening are not convincing. We Intend to Ignore the scare stories of fortune·tellers and to light the .comlng basis of a pre-agreed upon set of policies and principles and an agreement to elec:tlons on our own. Now that Namibia is independent, the public has a much better work together before and after the election .. A broad coalition , in our view, could Efficiency and effectiveness, concepts underlined by the theory and practice of Scientific opportunity to assess the performance of SWAPO in power, the DTA as the majority Op­ mean that, while thli parties will regard one another as partners, the voters will Management, have nothing to do with large numbers. position Party, and the NPF and the other parties. . have preference to vote for individual parties within the partnership, but that at In fact, the reasons the President gave for the so:called reshuffle are all-good reasons Let's not be nervous and paniC, but rather give the coming elections the· chance to tell the end of the day the total vote of the coalition will be seen as one vote while to trim the Cabinet by throwing out dead woods, rationalising the Cabinet and promoting who's who in Namibian politics. • each party will be represented in the coalition according to its own electoral efficiency, effectiveness and cost effectiveness. What was done is a waste of taxpayers strength. " It Is complete and total nonsense for Mr Mudge to Insinuate that ou; ~~Ied am· money. bltlons destroyed the efforts to uoHe the "democratic" or oppesltlen' parties. In this sense it wouldn't matter too much whether you vote for the NPFof the DTA, The NPF stongly maintains that this Cabinet can be reduced by half and still be made as long as you do not vote for their "political enemies". It is true that there will What's the true record? be some competition between opposition parties, but in a situation where we will efficient and effective. Prior to the implementation of the UN Resolution 435, SWANU and CANU called for be fighting a single,member consituency election for the first time, there is no The question of overburdening is actually caused by having too many Ministries with a meeting which was attended by parties which then had accepted the Draft Constitu­ alternatiVe, unless the parties form single electoral fronts or coalitions. For us this too many titles. Ministries can be grouped together and can be subdivided into depart· tion of the Constitutional Council under the Chairmanship of Judge Hiemstra. formula could make it possible for opposition parties to co-operate without insult­ ments, divisions and sections dealing with specific areas of responsibilities and . The purpose was to try to impress upon these parties the necessity of co-operation ing or swallowing up one another. Competition here will be a matter of emphasis specialization - with a Minister running several ministeries as a pOlicy-maker and super­ and the possible formation of an electoral front. and relative preference rather than a question of fundamental differences in prin­ visor, with Deparment Heads doing the actual administrative work of policy implementa­ ciples and policies. This attempt on our part, failed mainly because Mr Dirk Mudge could not afford to tion . For example, the existing Ministries could be grouped together and halved as lose his DTA'two fingers, symbols, flag etc., because of the amount of money spent 3 . a) We said it was not true that the leaders of the "smaller" parties are responsible follows: . on them . We, in the NPF, cannot be blamed for that failure. for the disunity within the opposition parties and that it is also 110t true that the 1 President leaders of the ''smaller'' parties are more ambitiilus to become leaders than the 2 After the elections, on 20 December 1989, the DTA invited some parties. It informed leaders of the "bigger" parties. 2 Prime Minister and Minister of Defence these parties that the DTA Executive (Mr Dirk Mudge) had decided to transform itself into a single party structure: a single party with a completely new name, symbol, b) We said there isno point for people who do not trust one another to just go into flag etc. an unholy alliance, or an alliance of expendience, simply to oppose SWAPO. In that case, the NPF will fight on Its own, but not necessarily alone. We can't go But, they claimed, they felt it important to express this idea to other pOlitical parties 'into crooked alliances simply because we want to defeat SWAPO. 5 Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Tourism before taking action . The idea was welcomed by the invited parties, although some needed time to consult. The invited parties were : NPF, UDF, NNF, FCN, and SWAPO-D. Sound pOlicies and prinCiples to us come first. A few years ago, a number of anti­ 6 Minister of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport I.ndira Ghandi parites in India ganged together to fight an election against Indira 7 Minister of Health , Social Services, Labour and Manpower DeVelopment On 6 January, 1990, a meeting took place at Ovinjuru (Epukiro) where the following Ghandi but only to collapse after defeating Indira Ghandi, because they had noth­ parties were represented : DTA, FCN, NNF and the NPF. The purpose of the meeting ing else in common except for their common hatred for Mrs Ghandi and her Party,· 8 Minister of Mines, EnergyJrade and Industry was to discuss the importance of co-operation in the regional elections. When their unholy coalition collapsed, Mrs Ghandi won the next electon. So we 9 Minister of Agriculture, Water, Fisheries, Marine Resources, Rural Development, Although all the parties agreed that there was such a need, the NPF, however, must be careful, and WfJ must always keep in mind that in politics there are no Lands, Resettlement and Rehabilitation and Wildlife. managed to influence the meeting that total unification was far more desirable. Again permanent enemies but only permanent interests. some parties needed time for consultations with the leaders of their parties. The 10 Minister of Justice, Works, Transport and Communications. meetings unanimously agreed to adjourn and to have a follow-up meeting at Otjinene THE NPF AND'THE HAMIBIAN ECONOMY If you do not go by the present labels, the Ministeries could even be less than 10 say, on 27 January 1990. (The NPF in the National Assembly-Debate on the Additional Appropriation Bill) eight (8). The Otjinene nieeting took place as planned but this time without the participation As far as the NPF is concerned, the objectives of economic reactivation, reduction of Reducing the Cabinet to half its present size is to reduce its costs and the savings, plus or presence of the NNF, which was now partly part of the SWAPO Government. The goiternmffnt spending and the narrowing of income disparities can only be tackled effec­ same debate continued and the meeting, among other. things, resolved: the One million to the ANC, could be used for Kuryangava, the unemployed, and the rest tively and meaningfully by a combination of the following policy instruments: of the community. a) that total unification was more desirable Reducing Government Spenllng b) to appoint a committee comprising of three (3) members from each participating It looks like the best thing for Namibia - to have a small, cost-effective,efficient and party . Small but efficient and effective G!Nernment - retraining and redeployment of per­ effective, perceptive and imaginative Government - is to vote for the NPF in the coming c) the terms of reference of the committee were to look at various possibilities of sonnel and upgrading of skills - only to have the best in the Civil Service, while others elections - both the Regional and the 1994195 Elections. how to totally unite these parties and, if possible, to include others. can be absorbed by other sectors of the economy. (NPF ~ress Conference, February 21, 1991) 10 Thursday April 4 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

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Omukifi wokatumba, 00 wa omukifi wa tya ngaho momu­ modiva omolwoukule oshoyo Omulonga, Omiti dokudipaa oupuka edi * Ounona inava danauka ile oya diminine lwaxuuninwa okuyandja ombaplla ou, na unene LUu okudja Oshitayi, Onandova, Okatope oda kala nokupombelwa va kala tava kumhu eemhuku oveta yomapandja 18 oyo kwa yashainwa kovanhu 3000 momafiku 23 Maalitsa oiponga nOngha. komakwena eemhuku opo ku nande-nande. li ya tulwa koshitaafula pe­ muvo ovanhu, 150 ove na yomukifi oyahovela okunini-, Omukifi wa tya ngaha dipawe eemhuku - doovene * Ondunge ~O)Ta fimana fimbo lomutumba woParle­ okukala va dja' moitukulwa pala. O.rovnhu .ashike umwe nonande' mu djuu nohau !i kumwe neena-tutya pamwe ~ n'ehangano lovana­ kala,la fikama movakwaita pula-pula yo movanhu ngeenge kokule ne~doolopa ' , no: noku¥andja:.omauyel~l~p.ghee mOwambo ~ omwa l~twa m~pov.e1ediiia Na-tional U~­ vakulu vaUnita novaMpla .. pamwe ope, na ou a didilika moiwaashi nee oha li ovanhu omukifi ou hau tandavele oiponga 200.yomukifi ou. ion for jhe Total Indep~nd- Dos Santos "okwa yellfa kutya konfma yetulepo loll­ wifo, Unlta otaka pitikwa a kale tau nganek"e ongongudu Eenghundana da dja momhangu yopolotika moshilongo. Edimino loveta ipe, oyo tai ufa eefepo leenghono dok­ Omulumenhu weedula 45 okwa omhangu yopombada yaWind­ shoshili kutya Makayi okwa li wodula imwe ile e lifutile mo kufwa ko ka kale inaka udikila. upangelo longudu yoMpla oll li a tokolelwa ehandu lokukala hoek kutya ye okwa li a fin­ a tilifwa okwa li pe na omhito RIO 000. Kehandu eli okwa sha konima eshi ka monika li ewanifepo lomofnakuwani­ mokakuma oule weedula nhe inikwa nefyo komulumenhu ya wana opo aka Icr:nge eameno wedwa natango eedula nhatu ondjo melopotelo ledipao. fwapulwa oyo ya kala tal (4) onghela koninla eshi a wonhumba opo avti e mu kwafe keesekuriti (ovakeleli vomina) odo kudo kwa kufwa eedula Okakadona aka otaku pulwa kuUnita opo ku mokukufa okawe komina. monika ondjo meiopoto ile a ka lopote oshininla osho mbali opo Makayi moule hokololwa kutya oka dipaa xulifwepo nawa omaum· lokuvaka okawe. Omulumenhu, ina tongwa kopolifi. Molwetomhelo eli, weedula nhano tadi landula a mukwao, ke m u denga neen­ bafano. AugusLUS Makayi, omulongi kedina shaashi vati Makayi Makayi okwa monika ondjo kale inau dikila sha vali 'sha gonyo ko take mu kupula Ovanadlploma moAngola koCDM okwa kwatelwe nouwe okwa tila kutya ote mu dipaa, youlunga wokawe, nyika oulunga. Eshi osha hala mondama nokukwatela mo otava ti, Angola okwa shtva veli 22 inava kweywa vondilo vati okwa ti ngeenge Makayi OlThmga omupanguli O'Linn okutya, Makayi ota kala ashike omutwe waye fiyo ta fi. Hamushanga wOiwanahan­ i fike po-R54 156 muSeptemba ita twala okawe kombada ina yandja etokolo laye, okwa modolongo odula imwe aike Edina lokaadona aka itali dulu gano, Javier Pt-ez de Quel­ 1990.0uweavaokwahangae yomina ote mu dipaa ile a ningile londwela Makayi kutya keshe ngeenge okwa futu RIO 000, okutumbulwa shaashi oke li lar, opo a tume omupwilikini va holeka mokambulukweva sha ovaneumbo laye. lUU 00 ta vake okawe, ita nyono Ngeenge inei futa otaka kala okaana natango. Omupanguli ile omlltalinawa kokuyowifa nova monika Eendjovo edi okwa li da ashike koshipala shoveta nde­ omutumba konima yekumba Levy oye a li koshipndi, ta keenghll nmdafana dopaife keshina 10lTh'lkonakono 010 hali ekelwashi onghela komupan­ lenee ota mbonyaunapo yo eliko eedula mbali di yadi. lopotelwa kuKato SJroh omanga ngaashi kwa II sha ufwa, ovanhu ovo tava di ko­ guli Bryan O'Linn. loshilongo shetu. Moshibofa shimwe okaka­ okaana ka popilwa ko kuAmerika naSoviet ovo va shitukulwa shanlina. Omupanguli 0 'Linn okwa Okwa yandja etokolo opo dona keedula 16 oka pewa komushiiviveta Gerhard Bur­ kala ovapokati meenghunda­ Makayi okwa li a lombwela ti kutya nee oshi kale ngeno Makayi a kale modolongo oule ehandu leedula nhano odo da ger. fana cia djako.

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.. ,!"-- - CHROMA' WINDHOEK ELECTRONICS WR RENOVA T/ONS ARCHITECTURAL HOUSE ROOF S£AlING • HOUSE RENOVATIONS DESIGN STUDIOS . BynGLAR PROOfiNG. INTERLOCKING TEL: 061 - 61925 Poor'tV Reception? TILING. PlUMBING TV Antenna TeJ (061) 3-6159 For all your building OWNERS TeJecaU5-2222 . requirements Installation Emdos Awaseb Ail house-owners - for: Fax (061) 3·1068 Phone: 225749 PO Box 50171 • Security fencing .• Burglar Bars FOR ALL YOUR Windhoek re ~ . * PANEL BEAT~RS RENOVATION • Painting * SPRAY PAINTING 9000 ~rt * CHASSIS STRAIGHTENING REQUIREMENTS • Welding work & • BREAKDOWN SERVICE CALL US!' * Renovations * FREE QUOTATIONS Call 6-2947/8 ~r!l~~~ * ROOF SEALING. Caesar Landsberg . * HOUSE ~~ 22·7426 The Church ·of RENOVATIONS FREE . The ENTERTAINMENT * BURGLAR Jesus Christ of COMPLEX that does not PROOFING QUOTATIONS stop. Latter-Day Saints. For more Information call * INTERLOCKING Sunday services *TlLING 216884 AUTO CENTRE. 10hOO * PLUMBING ~ DRIES LUBBE ~2"761 / 2tfi766 Box 5609 .-4fl..- ::151~ An t::R IIOURS The Academy WlNDHOEK ~ \\'INI)IIOF.K tOOO Room 302 All welcome I' Let us sell your 'J.J.J L&H Hair Studio car for you & get WE BUY, SEll,' PAWN AND Enquiries: 222438 the best value. SWOP SECONDHAND . Kaslno Street FURNmJRE:, We recover our ELECTRICAL APpOANCES (opposite Civic Affairs & ALARMSFOR . commission from .. AND BUILDING MATERIAL Manpower). FOR CASH. HOME AND MOTOR the seller (PAY OVER 3 MONTHS) * We are the profession­ CARS WITH TYRE BARGAINS als for a" types of hair FLAGS FLAGS • WERNHIL PARIS BRIDGE IMMOBR.ISERS trading as Ducan * Phone Dries Lubbe (NEW and hairstyles for processions, (Pty) Ltd Tel: 21-6761121-6766 FURNITURE) 228S116 PHONE SECURITY * We also specialise In delegations, welcome, pro­ • CORNER DAIMLER AND DIE­ SYSTEMS NAMIBIA Come and have a look Afro Hair, Braiding and motions or any festivities. 'SEL STR (NEW AND SECOND­ Cars fully HAND FURNrruRE) 221531/1 TEL: 225749 and save yourself a lot Human etc ' hand hdd flags,. bold & colourful. guaranteed while • Oplplwang. Shopping of money on our Centre. 0-1822 Katu1ra LET OUR FRIENDLY Special Independence year on our premises!!! fantastic, high quality edition made In Namibia STAFF SERVICE YOU OUR UNIQUE MONEY BACK second-hand tyres with Wrtfeto: GUARANTEE WE WlLLPAY 80% tread! COME & SEE US NOW National Flag YOU THE Our new st.ock has just PO Box 8424 :M-':AlARM:S-+ DIFFERENCE IF YOU CAN Ri:PAIRS:: FUND ANY ITEM CHEAPER TYRE DftJl\.U,tu.!' arrived from Ger­ T81224494 WJNDHOEK ,-1-1 " (secondhand or phone many. Ons installeer CREDIT CARDS and in good condition) 22-6605 WELCOME We have also the large SALON motor en buis +/- R75 each (excl. GST) beautiful size BLACK HAIR Are still available at 3lxtO.50Rt5 - Telefriend is your ALARMS . Woodway Car Sales, to.50Rt5 oft'road for Quick Curl and 10 Talstreet (next) to Perfection products friend in need and Skakel Michael by ApoHo restaurant tyres for yo~r 4x4. Open from 08:00 -19:00 Tel: (061) 211254 The best second-hand crisis. Help is as We have not moved, ~ome BERHAAD STREET Tel: (061) 213208 and see us now for tyres on the market GROOTFONTEIN close as a tele­ Defective TV's the best prices! with the best prices on (opp. Weclte & Volgts) vidoes and radios Fandifa Yomatalyela phone. Phone us 1 the market. We do perming. relaxing. Spaar op grafstene ,iue fixed in 'O:lf Opo A DI KomBada We are in the following braiding & men's hair between 10hOO and ~ .. SPECIALISED yomafuta cuttrng ''':~: Save on gravestones areas: NORKSHOP (Omakulu, Ashlke-Okull For an appointment tel 3474 23hOO every day at ~[~' LI Landela Emanya Windhoek: Ducan I Expertise Monghalo IWa) keshe :,l~"' Kombiliba . . (Pty) Ltd (061) 6-3028. I .,;:z:: .' guaranteed Limwe R751awwpo Oshakati: Tyre Bar­ VARIOUS \~. Navrae: collect and WE ALSO SELL USED gain, front of Omar· LEARN ,t, Namibia Grafstene delivery st¥vlce CARS!! tala Market FANIE DRESSMAKING Noordelike ! ...· W'OOD "',.,.".." ~ lYCARSALES Grootfontein: G + E SUPERMARKET THE EASY WAY!! Nywerbeidsgebied Garage, (mr Gunther) Katutura FREE Introductory (agter Elso Seepfabriek . ...Jac::·MaT I 10 Tal Stre!~~n~e~: Keetmanshoop: Speedy Tel215453 Classes Brakwater) Appolo restaurant) Gonzales Motors Guaranteed lessons Tel: 6-4479 na ure - Tel: 33196/7 GENERAL DEALER Otjiwarongo: MBT TeL 3248~) " I all your groceries at a for first-time Brakwater 64516 Tyres dressmaker. Jan Jonkerwp,; 183 I i lower price THE MATRIX WlIldil.Ot·Y Walvis Bay, Rehoboth Momingand '~COIIPU'mIS ~I and Okahandja: Tyre evening classes EOUc:AllONAL COUPIITERS PERSONAL COMPVTERS ,\~; ... "~ Bargain, opening BEST WELDERS Tel: 32872 lHELATEaT IJ~O"J,"J (\n .t~-~" i Te121-1286 COMPUTERS & PllNTERS TO ADVERTISE soon!! ~r'.''''::-:-:- . I, Please contact us at the 21-1529 IOL5 AGIEHl1II'OR IN THE NAMIBIAN (answering machine) following numbers: EPSON Now also in CALL MANIE BEUKES . COMPUTERS .Swakopmund ' AT 36970 DURING (06t) 228024 or 228040 For all steel construction work 3-1004 and building of steel sheds - cattle GUT AV \'01018 CENTRE. OFFICE HOURS. Von Braun Street 5, iNDEPENDENC AVENUE Windboek trailer bodies, trellis work, gates, PO BOX 8364 WINDHOEK trailers and general welding work Shop 19 Old Mutual. PJatz YOU NAME IT - WE MAKE m P.O Box 23658 Windhoek 9000 Telephone 226705 Indira has grown in size and style..• We now stock stylish outfits for tbe elegant lady We also stock trendy clothing for the student. Remember'a11 students to% discount! - --

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Special Notice ~pecial Services" , Houses to Let IspeCial '~ervlces I l ~specialserv~ces . 1 ' ," ... r~ous~s for sale I THE ALIENS ACT, KLEIN WINPHO~K 1937 WE PAY CASH , WINDHOEK "MANUFACTURF,SI . Notice of Intention of FOR UNINSURED Within walking ~~~ , DISTRIBUTORS . change of surname CAR WRECKS distance of town ~ ESTATES .".. (PTY) LTV 1, (1) Immanuel KHOMASDAL 3 Spacious Bedrooms WINDHOEK Tel: (061) 217439 or 'fjombe residing at H with built-in cup- CENTRAL 4/17, Katutura intend USED SPARES boards 3 Bedrooms 224723, PO Box"SOO14, applying to the 1 Bedroom with TYRE BARGAINS Bachbrecht Windhoek' Minister of Civic TEL: (061) en-suite bathroom 1 'Bathroom Da u tale nde to xupifa Affairs for authority 211766 or 211760 + 1 Bathroom with Lounge ··Independence Diningroom oimaliwa ibapu under section 9 of the shower T-shirts ' Aliens Act, 1937, to Lovely MoUern mokuliIandela oma­ and guest toilet ··Car stick~rs assume the surname separate Kitchen taiyela makulu xwepo. ··Ready Stoc;k KOOPER for the Huge Kitchen with with eyelevel oven Omatayileaa opaife We are doing reasons that (3) I am built-in stove and Burglar bars okwa konda okudja screen-printing on , known as Inlmanuel cupboards Security koNdowisi. Kooper'since the first Can be divided into T-shirts, ba~g~s, . _ Aircondition ' Otu na yo natango day I attended school. TV Room Very Neat stickers,' - ", Kooper is my mother's Big, Open livingroom omaiyela 00 to dulu caps and protective maiden name. area with balcony Throughout! okulogifa mefululu clothing . Any person who MARK· III Diningroom Phone: Riana de Wet (momufitu) eetuwa odo Tel: 37470 (0) Manufactures of· objects to my assump- (No 20 Krljpp . 2 Carports hadi nane akushe tion of the said 1 Lockable garage' 42002 (h) (4x4)eenomola ngaashi clothing, unjf(JI"ms, dc. surname of KOOPER Street) Outside entertainment Namibia National 31xl0.50 R15 oshoyo . . should as soon as may Mark ID area with breath- 10.50 R15. Odo eeno­ Flags Specialists be lodge his objection, taking view mola domataiyela, in writing, with a 20 Krupp Street Available as from statement of his 1 May 1991 ~ESTATES .. ".... ndele kadi fi ondado ATTENTION: Diplo­ reasons therefor, with Tel: 226628 HOCHLANDPARK yao. matic missions, the Magistrate of Tel: 221637 (between Sam and Embassies, Govern­ Mandate no 3098 Omataiyela makulu Windhoek. Fax: 221637 noon) Reduced to sell! wepo melandifo, kon­ ment Services, or any Long lease preferred other interested persons! R265 000 dado oyo todulu Signed: Immanuel Brand new Do you need 'a driver? Very large modern 3 Bed rooms okulidiinikila. Tjombe imported tyres Any time for any trip!! Date: 15/3/1991 farmhouse with 2 Bathrooms Oto dulu okueli­ Tel: 62661 185 x SR14 limited outstanding views to Lounge monena peenhele edi: stock share with one couple. Diningroom Windhoek: On split levels dividing TV Room Oshakati, Tyre Bar· Available R155 into two living areas: two Large scullery large bedrooms and gain, popepi nomatala each Spacious closed-in RJ's bathroom for private use; aShakati. . , . ". 2nd hand specials shared dining room, braai area Grootfontein: G + E sitting room, kitchen and Pool 600x14 walk-in pantry. Quiet, ru- Domestic Quarters Grage komushamane Come and see us now for R45 each. ral setting, 15 minutes Double garage Gunter. very good PRICES! drive from town centre. Burglar Bar~ and Keetmanshoop: Imported TV's, Tyres, MARK Ill' Only 4 for each Rent R800 per . Speedy Gonzales Security etc. (No 20 Krupp customer month, available Motors from 1st May. Phone Gates Street) Walled-in Walvisbay, Rehoboth, We SELL and PAWN (061) 64402 or 36970 Established garden! Okahandja: Tyre anything!! (ask for Kate). . Good D&OSALES Phone: Riana de Wet Bargain otai ka tuluka Contact: Helena at Carriers a large stock Tel: 37470(0) mefimbo lixupi secondhand' Peg:'s tyres,imported, of used truck spares Big Three 42002 (h) Oto dulu yo , (all makes) including okumonafana muye excellent bed roomed house to Pawn Shop condition cabs, cab parts and rent keengodi tadi landula: truck bodies. Also re­ (061) 228024 ile Tel 34368 NB! Cash For all cars & Immediate , K.1fFi%~~ conditioned engines, occupation 228040,No 5 Van prices bakkies gearboxes and differ- ~STAT£S ...... Braun Street, Money!! Money!! entials plus starter mo­ Eros Park If you need any cash SUNRIDGE Windhoek. Contact tOl'S, alternators and Tel: 222479 money come and see us! 221637 generators. R2000,00 per month HOUSES TO BUY ANTIQUE FURNI· 31257 (alh) . Cnr of Jet Park and IN THE PRICE TURE FOR SALE!! Yaldwyn Roads I. Cars for Sale RANGE Oak, Oregon. Pine, ' Witfield R90 000 TO Embuia, Burmese Car for Sale Special Services , BOl(SBURG 1986 Nissan Bakkie , RI04000 Teak, Tables, Cup· PO Box 13377 with Canopy Tel: Rene Lotter at boards, Chest of .. Witfield 1467 Plus 5 white rims 37387 (0) or Drawers, Washtable,s, 1987 Nissan Skyline Tel: (011) 826 R15000 223600 (H) Mirror Chests,Chairs HOME & 5011/2/3/ 1987 BMW 320i Telephone 32419, Dirk 2.0 SGLI Airconditioner, OFFICE Fax: (011) 823 2424 Metallic Green or come see for your­ 31-33 Main Reef R22000 self at no 2 Chapmann Central lock Radio Tape CLEANERS Road 1989 Toyota Sprinter ~~~ Str., Klein Windhoek ~ESTATES , ... 71000kms Primrose Germiston GLSEX All Hours . also eve· Tel: (011) 825 Radio/Tape nings & weekends R22000 o.n.o. Phone: Robin . 21-2553 5293/4/5 Aircond itioner 222914 (w) R35000 NAMIB NURSERY Tel: 63204 PO BOX 23900 53151 (h) WHYSPOIL between 10hOO - 15bOO W/NDHOEK ':EORSHORT . YOUR and TEL 64275 For Sale !!:!!.!ftll~ j . 19hOO - 22hOO FOR ALL YOUR CARPETS ···/ ·}BREAKiNO OFF AT ·.·····" GARDENING NEEDS FROM GARDEN LAYOUT :, 5it~~~-6I~§ ( TO GARDEN ' 2 x 1100 Why pay for '~rong ..•..•• >\:B{dESsrVi:bRYNESs ? 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ers for ensuring a successful football tournament." It was really pleasing to see the number of police at the Katutura Stadium over the. weekend.: J'he mass tUrn-out · of fans on each day of the tournament also proved ~that they felt more Sectire thiinks to the heavy P9lice pr~sence. 'IhtTENNIS? seven days, to purchase med­ "It's probably the best thing LEARN TO PLAY TENNIS OR IMPROVE YOUR STROKES als for the top three placings in SUSPENDED that could have happened to all events and to cover admin­ us. Eddie is a true champion, FOR ONLY istrative and organising ex­ FOR DRUGS and he knows how to get the R1 ,00 (ONE RAND) for adults, and penses. most out of a bike. That's the This year's top two galas FREDERICO Moreira, winner kind of guy we need. " 50c (FIFTY CENTS) for children saw 31 qualifications for the of the 1 800 kilometre Tour of Lawson, who won World These one hour sessions will be conducted by Mr Jerome Fears, African Games in Cairo by niIie u.ruguay cycling race was 500cc championships in 1984, a new Tennis Coach to the Windhoek Area. swimmers and produced six suspended on Tuesday from 1986 and 1988 with Yamaha new Nanlibian records. Over professional competition for and in 1989 with Honda, fin­ Mr Fears is a graduate of the Van der Meer Tennis University in the 300 swinUllers were also given alleged use of a banned ished sixth in the season-open­ United States, has over 12 years coaching experience and is a the chance to improve their susbstance. ing Japanese Grand Prix at own best peI"fornlances. Moreira, 29, is a national Suzuka two weeks ago. member of the Professional Tennis Registry (PTR) Laursen said the First Na­ sports hero. He won the gold Former world chanlpion and Classes will be held at the Po,Llp.E CLUB (Tennis Section) on tional Bank had also covered medal at the last Pan American Australian Wayne Gardner won over 25 per cent of the total Games, and three ' previous tlle first two events a~ Victoria Saturday Morning, the 6th April, 1991 between 09hOO and ' expenses of local swimming. Uruguay tours, including the State's Phillip Island in 1989 12hOO for Adults, and Sunday Afternoon, the 7th April, 1991 last two.' 'It was confirmed that and 1990. SAMPRAS Frederico's urine contained a between 14hOO and 18hOO : sub~tance called 'uiquetanlida' (Times assigned in acco~da~~e to playing level) .. that stimulates '" the respira­ GUNGULUZA DOWNS tory sy~tenl" and may enhance This offer is open to both member and non-members of the Police a racer's performance, said AIM FOR ClUb. To sign up or for further information, phone 62755 BRAD Daniel Ordonez, secretary of the National Commission on WBATITLE PEARCE Physical Education. The com­ ;~~~~:~~.J ) nilssion monitored the race' s SIX months of hard, bellind­ _ '-.t SECOND-SEEDED Pete anti-doping prograuU11e. the-scenes work by boxing F Sampras beat Brad Pearce and On Tuesday night, the Um­ promoter Mike Segal, to clinch Rugby Sladlum Lichlensletn Road defending champion Brad guay Cycling Federation hon­ a WBA world featherweight Follow dtrt road Gilbelt overcame an early ored Moreira as the indi vidual fight for South African cham­ slralghllhrough . and around 10 left challenge from Oille's Pedro winner of the race, and hi s pion Jackie Gunguluza, almost Rebolledo in the Prudential team Penarol as the team cham­ went down the tubes last week­ ~ Securities Classic tennis tOllr­ pion, in a ceremony at .the end when Venezuelan Imto­ Road 10 RSA nament on Tuesday. Uruguay Olympic Commitiee. nio Esparrogoza had his four­ Top-seeded Andre Agassi It \Va~ not inunediately clear year reign as champion ended Q & was slated to play Brian Gar­ whether the Uruguay Cycling by Korean challenger Park o o row and No 4 Den'ick Rostaguo Federation would move to Young-Kyun. who beat him c was to meet Jimmy Connors in overtUrn the race results if on points to take the crown. i ~ 11 ~.. ~.. I ; , . 14 Thursday Aptil 4' 1991 THE NAMIBIAN Maradona goes home to lick his wounds

BUENOS AIRES: IfDiego Maradona plays soccer 'again it probably won't be in Itali. ' "One thing is certain: He will retun) only ~Jl hoUday or for a judicial .citation/: .: .... Maradona's business manager Marco Franchi said on Tuesday after they arrived hom~ fr o m~ome . -Maradona, 30:--f~es world­ house, " Enough was said on But he hasn't been that for a wide suspension for at least six this issue in Italy. Ihave nath­ while, because of his general months and possibly two years. ing to add." behavior.' , Italian League officials found There, he celebrated his Argentine sports commen­ traces of cocaine in his urine daughter Dalma's fOUlth birth­ tators have wondered whether after Napoli' s March 17 game day. A TV cameracaughthin1 Maradona could return to pro against Bari. booting a tennis ball soccer­ soccer after along absence. He The moody fOlward, the most style against a wall and bounc­ has a chronic back problem, a acclaimed soccer player in the ing it off his head. damaged left ankle and ten­ world,hasrefusedtocomment In response to a question dency to put on weight. since Friday's announcement whether Maradona ever used The fall from grace has been by the Italian Soccer Federa­ cocaine, Fran<:hi looked un- steep. At the 1986 World Cup, tion. certain how (0 respond, but won by Argentina, Maradona Maradona and Franchi have said several t mes, "Noway." was the most valuable player. hin~e d - without offering proof The Italidll League' s 11- HeledNapolitoitsfirstleague - that the incident somehow is lawyer disciplinary commis- title in 60years in 1987 and did motivated by Argentina's vic­ sion is set to rule on Saturday it again last season. He then tory over Italy in last year's on the length of Maradona' s captained the Argentine national JAPANESE Grand Prix champion, Kevin Schwantz (No 34); Wiii put three-time World Cup semifimil, and suspension. The suspensi.on . team that lost last summer's world champion Frederico Fanali to the test when the two-champions compete in M aradona's expressed desire autOmlltically y.ill be extended. World Cup fioal 1-9 to West th~ Australian Grand Erix on. Suilday. to break his contract with Napoli worldwide by t1ie Internationar ·Germany. . and play for another.club. Federation of. Association · . '.Argel?:tine fans remain loyal justice to take its course." . this country (and) the world." "It is pr.ecisely soccer that " I amcertainthatthe clouds . Football (FIFA), . soccer's. , to the pl~yer they've idolized Otheis at Government House In.recent months, Maradona is hurt the most, " said Abilio will be dispelled soon," Mara- - gov~rnil?-g b~dy . . '. ,. siIi,ce ~e moved up ·to ~e na: said quietly that Maradona has been beset by cO-'1troversy. d'Almeidld i'f Brazil, a mem­ dona sai'd in a statement dis­ "We dOli't think we have to -tional team at the precocious 'should "have the grace" to· He has refused to practice and ber of FIFA's executive com­ tributed in Rome by the Italian go into' action on a big 'scale age of 15. But the government step down on his own, the pri­ play for Napoli, been ques­ mittee. "People not connected news agency ANSA. "I sin­ because of' this-case,-" FIFA '. 'of President Carlos Menem, vate news agency Diarios y tioned by police investigating with the sport will think that cerely hope to return to soccer general seCretary Joseph Blat- ' who made Maradona his Noticias reported. drug trafficking and prostitu­ this is cominon, that it happens with a clean image which in· ter said in Zurich, Switzerland. "sports ambassador" last year, The head of the national anti- tion, and been named in a pa­ all the time. vain someone is trying to al­ .' 'The reasons behind it proba­ has not rallied to his defense. drug programme, Alberto ternity suit. "And it's worse because it ter. " bly have little to do wilh sports. In response to calls that Lestelle, said flat! y in an inter­ His contract with Napoli runs involves a player of interna­ After eluding reporters and If everything one reads is Maradona resign the honorary view broadcast by Radio Ri­ through 1993. He earns 2mil­ tional renown. If he were a photographers at Ezeiza inter­ confirmed, it" is a somewhat ' position, presidential press vadavia that Maradona should lion dollars a year from that, second or third-rate player, no national airport, Maradona toJd tragic case for him personally" secretary Humberto Toledo resign for failing to set "an and more from commercial one would pay any attention. " them tersely at his parents' • and as a role model in soccer. said, "You have to wait for example ... for the youths of endorsements and appearances. - Sapa-AP. /' Arsenal on top after Liverpool's defeat

LONDON: Matthew le Tissier inflicted Liverpool's second Easter defeat in three tumbling over a Gillespie chal­ County looked like winning play as I wanted them to. They days in an astonishing ganle of goal-line rescues and glaring misses atlowly Southamp­ lenge. He then set up Shearer for the first time in 16 games went out there for a draw and ton. for two good headed chances, when they led Queen' s Park more often than not when teams the first saved well by Hooper Rangers with a Mick Harford do that they end up losing." Southampton's 1-0 win goal this season. out. There's no better stage and the second cleared off the goal. But England centre back Coventry improved their means Arsenal can go five points From an Alan Shearer header, . than against Livetpool." line by Peter Beardsley. Mark Wright was left fuming position by beating Chelsea 1- clear at the top of the English W allace moved the ball on to It was astonishing though In the end Livetpool were after he had a penalty awarded owi th a 60th minute goal from first division if they can beat le Tissierwho saw his drive fly that there were not more goals left on the defensive as .against him. Michael Gynn at Highfield Aston Villa this week. But off Gary Gillespie' s foot past in the spectacular ganle. Liv­ Southampton assumed com­ W right said, "I guarantee it Road. Livelpool manager Ronnie Mike Hooper. erpool squandered nine chances mand and won three valuable was not a penalty, " Evelton beat Norwich by the Moran is far from conceding Le Tissier has hit foml at the to score before half time. lan points to lift them out of the The draw left Derby eight same score at Goodison Park defeat. right time in his campaign to Rushhad a goal disallowed for immediate relegation zone. points adrift at the bottom, but . with Mike Newell getting the Livetpool have won only six be among the new faces ex­ a disputed handball and The Livetpool boss said he manager Arthur Cox said "Not goal. But striker Newell is not times in29 visits to Southamp­ pected to be announced by Southampton goalkeeper Tim could not understand the lines­ until it is mathematically confident he will be in side for ton. They were beaten 4-1 last England manager ' Graham Flowers made a hat-trick of man disallowing Rush's goal. impossible will we accept that Sunday's Zenith Data Systems year and knew another upset Taylor for the next European fine saves in as many mlnutes. . 'He said he did not handle it we are down." cup final at Wembley against was on the cards when Le Tissier championship qualifier against Flowers continued his good and no Southampton player Luton, third from bottom, Crystal Palace. scored his third goal in three Turkey on May 1. work after the break and appealed, " fumed Moran. could only draw 0-0 at home to "Winning was the impor­ games after only four minutes. • 'I'm ambitious and I want a Southampton gradually gained But he added: • 'You've got Tottenham after John Dreyer tant thing, but I thought I was Rod .WaIlace missed a first chance now," he said .• 'If there the initiative through le Tissier. to score goals to win games. hit the bar with a 39th minute rubbish," said Newell who minute chance but then helped are changes being made in the The 22-year-old saint clainled We didn't while they got a penalty. Luton fans c~ted replaced the injured Graeme with le Tissier' s 20th league England side I want to be in or a penalty in the 64th minute sloppy one. Iwas pleased with for the resignation of chair­ ShaIp. "'Ulere have been times the performance but not the man Peter Melkin a!ld man­ when I have played reasonably result. " ager John Ryan said he could well and been in the stand for Though Arsenal have the edge understand their frustration. the next game." in the league, Moran sald "They want first division Second division leaders • 'We've got 21 points to play football, everybody does here ... Oldham won 2-1 at Plymouth for and if we continue to play Tottenham Hotspur chainnan. with Andy Ritchie scoring the like that the goals must start Nat Solomon confinned at first goal and making the other. going in." Luton that manager Terry Second-placed West Ham came Livetpool were not the only Venables' consortium was close back from 2-0 down to Bamsley top side to fall from grace. to taking control of the club. at Upton Park to win. Irish republic international Solomon said the Venables With six minutes to go, goals Niall Quinn scored a hat-trick group's 20 million pounds from l ain Dowie, his first for for Manchester City at Crystal takeover bid would go through the club, and Colin Foster sealed Palace who also lost for the "sooner rather than later. " a 3-2 win. second ganle in a row. Venables added: "Yes, that Ossie Ardiles ruled out Third placed Palace lost 3-1 is how I understand the posi­ Newcastle's hopes of grabbing .~:.~~2:~"? !:: "4 only two days after going down tion. I hope there will be a a second division promotion .!.£:::~'< ~ 2-1 at Sunderland. statement later this week. And play-off place after seeing them Quinn was the man who I hope we can do it as quickly beaten 2-0 at home by Bristol stunned England with a goal as we can.' , Rovers in his first game in for Eire in their European Nottingham Forest won for charge. championship qualifying match the firsttime in 10 weeks 2-0 at Ardiles said: . 'It is not a last week. home to Sheffield United with viable proposition for us. Thi s This time he struck with a Tommy Gaynor grabbing both is because of the number of close range shot, a volley and a goals. United had Colin Hill points we are behind the reSl of header. He also hit the post to taken off on a stretcher and the teams and the players I GERHARD Ruck (right), president of Nasu, receives a R7 000 cheque from First move City into sixth place in their impressive run of eight have got. the table. John Salako scored wins in nine ganIes ended. There is a lot of very, very .National Bank manager, l>eter Erasmus. 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Cyclists in for a busy -time

LOCAL cyclists face a busy time during the next couple of weeks with. the 3rd and 4th races of the Coca Cola Series on the 6th and 13th April respectively. With Glenn Howard and Mannie Heymans of Business Serv­ ices jointly leading the Series with 79 points, these races are sure to be hotly contested. A 15 lap circuit race for Seniors, Juniors and Veterans takes place this Saturday starting at 15h15 outside the Baines Shopping Centre in Pioneerspark. TIuee laps, starting at 14h30, will be contested by the Juveniles, Ladies, Masters, and B-categories. Henry Page of Cymot, who excels in the 15 lap race, will be hoping for his first win of the season in this event. That would really open up the series. ' . The 4th Coca Cola Series on April 13 will be held on the ELEVEN Arrows goalkeeper ~parks Gottlieb punches Dordabis road starting at 14hOO. Seniors, Veterans and Juniors clear against BS Tigers. The national goalkeeper could . will ride 120 km while Juveniles, Ladies, Masters and the B­ not prevent the inspired Ingweinyama from winning category will cover a route of 60 kilometres. this final encounter played in a festive mood at the For further details plaese phone Patrick de Goede at te1.229025. Katutura Stadium on Monday.

-As peace returns to soccer stadium. ...

CONRAD ANGULA

THE past Easter Soccer Tournament in which a re· juvinated BS Tigers took the top honours by beating coastal giants Eleven Arrows in the final, showed that peace and security has returned to the mecca ofNamib· ian football. The Katutura Stadium has President Ben Doe Naobeb, been a violent and dangerous thanked the Namibian Police place since late last year. Soc­ most sincerely for their assis­ cer officials, players and fans tance' at the Katutura Stadium were the targets of angry sup­ during the Windhoek Lager pOlters who could not accept NFA Cup preliminaries. the defeat of their favourite The play-offs that took place teanlS and who blamed refe­ from March 30to April I. went rees and the linesmen for their off smoothly and no incidents failure. were reported. However, the strong pres­ Said Naobeb: "The Police ence 01 the police in recent . went beyond the call of duty to matches at the stadiumhas had assist officials and' .he public a positive effect on the image at all times. The NFA would of the game. like to extend its heartfelt Delighted with the new spirit appreciation to the peace keep- at the stadiums, the Namibia Football Association (NFA) continued on page 14

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