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The temporary licence was MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE Windhoek will be fully cov- TORRENTIAL rains lashed the capital late yester- approved by the Minister of ered by M-Net transmissions day afternoon, with more than SOmm of rain re- Information and Broadcasting TOP CLASS, television entertainment could hit when broadcasting starts. corded in some areas of Wind...... k. under Section 7 of the Radio The only areas that will not ~ Windhoek as early as the end of this week following Act (No 3 1952) as amended receive the signal are suburbs Damage from the downpour, which saw Windhoek the announcement yesterday that M-Net has been by the Nanubian Broadcasting in the southwest and southeast cloaked in darkness as the rains pelted down, is ex- granted a temporary broadcast licence in Namibia. Act of 1991. M-Net's licence such as Pioneerspark, Acade- pected to run into thousands ofRands although there was issued by the Postmaster mia, Olympia and SuideIhof. was no exact estimate at the time of going to press. Rwnours that the pay-tele­ that it could be as soon as this General following consultation Edwards added that M-Net According to the Fire Brigade and the NBC damage vision bad been granted a li­ Thursday - tomorrow. between the Minister and the is only waiting for additional to property was substantial. cence started circulating early The Minister stated, how­ NBC. parts needed to upgrade the At least one car was swept away as the Gammans yesterday but were only con­ ever, that no subscription will , While the licence will be transmission antannae before River came down in a flood. finned later in the day by be payable for the service be­ valid for six months it can be it can widen the service. Pionierspark was especially hard hit by the down- Minister of Information and fore January 11992. renewed subject to the provi­ These could arrive as early Broadcasting Hidipo Ha­ An M-Net spokesperson later sions of the Namibian Com­ as March or April and the pay- Continued on page 2 mutenya. explained that no subscriptions munication Act which is cur­ TV channel hopes to be broad- ~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ Hamutenya told Nampa, in would be charged for Decem­ rently before the National casting to 90 per cent of Wind- an exclusive interview, that M­ ber as M-Net regards this as a Assembly as a bill. hoek residents in the first half Net bad been granted a tempo­ preliminary test phase during The General Manager Sub­ of next year. rary six month licence to broad­ which they will be fine-tuning scription Services, Paul Ed­ TV fans in other parts of the cast a paid TV Service cover­ their transmission. wards, yesterday told The country willbave to wait much ing the Windhoek area. Hamutenya added that view­ Namibian that M-Net's trans­ longer. Edwards said they wwld " Working in co-operation ers wi!hout decoders wouldnev­ mitter will initially only cover only be able to cons~der brc:;ad­ with the NBC and the Post ertheless be able to view M­ 60 per cent of Windhoek. casting to other parts of the Office, M-Net has established Net during open time which The reason is that M-Net country -once this has been the infrastructure to carry out will fall between 17hOO and will initially be sharing a lim­ approved by the new Commu­ the broadcasting of the serv­ 19hOO. ited coverage directional an­ nications Commission to be ice, " Hamutenya said. "M-Net hopes to provide tennae with the NBC. set up under the new Act. Although neither Hamutenya, good ,Christmas cheer for as Contrary to earlier reports, M-Net transmissions in nor M-Net, has so far indi­ many viewers as possible dur­ Katutura and Khomasdal, as Windhoek will show exactly cated when the service will ing the festive season," Ha­ well as Eros WindhoekNorth. Continued on page 2 start, it is reliably understood mutenya said. Windhoek West and Klein The MANGO connection ZAMBIANS at the Kazoo­ gula border post on the Zambezi River with Na­ mibia have struck 'gold' by smuggting mangoes into Namibia in exchange for the rand. The Government-owned Times of Zambia reported on Thesday that smugglers from Zambia's tourist capital, Liv­ ingstone, are making a lucra­ tive business by ferrying man­ goes to Namibia where each BEFORE THE RAINS! .;. Youngsters enjoy some holi­ mango fetches Rl. UP IN ARMS ... Horse Shoe Market Action Committee members in the thick of a rent The Zambians, most of them day 'fun in the sun', before heavy rains struck in dispute, in front,from left: Simon Haupumbu, Fox Malulu and JosephShilikomuenjo, Windhoek yesterday. Christmas is coming up fast with while a colleague looks on. Continued on page 2 only one weel{ to go. Rent 'war' at Katutura market

LEASEHOLDERS at as they seemed to want to take any more. We voted this gov­ GROOTFONTEIN - The atmosphere at Tsumeb is said to be WILLIAM HEUVA Katutura's Horse Shoe away the bread of those who ernment in power in order to tense and Suspicions are running high following the death of seven people admitted to hospital on Sunday after drinking Market are up in arms with are trying to make ends meet. alleviate our deplorable situ­ Malulu said the Ministry had - , She said the present situ­ ation," she stressed. •tombo' (home brew) at a farm, Brisbane, a few kilometres from the Ministry of Local Tsumeb. The Superintendent of the Tsumeb State Hospital, Government and Housing now rented the place to some­ ation was creating "war" be­ The Horse Shoe Market was body else - without giving them tween them and those charg­ built by the Ministry of Local Peter De Koning, said that a further three patients who were in over an alleged breach of proper notice - and that they ing them an amount they could Government and Housing with a critical condition had been transferred to the Windhoek State contract and unfair treat­ were going to be charged R75 not afford. financial assistance from the Hospital. The Superintendent said that although the cause of the ment. a month from December. Malulu appealed to the FNDC. People using the fa­ deaths was not yet known it was suspected that the home brew Spokesperson for the Mar­ Malulu, on behalf of the Ministry of Local Government cilities to sell their articles and was poisoned. ket Committee, Fox Malulu, committee, wanted to hear from and Housing to intervene be­ food are required to pay a deposit He added that postmortems were being carried out to help with told The Namibian they were the Government and the First fore the situation became ofR42, plus R25 a month extra investigations. A police spok7sperson said a team of police being charged a higher amount National Development Corpo­ •• explosive' '. for those using water-and elec- officers was already in the area investigating the incident. than that agreed on when the ration (FNDC) whetherunem­ "We have suffered enough He said the names of the deceased would not be made known the contract was signed. ployment was not high enough, and are not prepared to suffer Continued on page 2 until their next of kin had been informed. .. 2 Wed~e~day D<9CerT}ber 18 1991 • THE tlAMIBIAN

. ... , Jpour• 'Reports from President defends HerrigeJ are~ i spoke of flood t nidtions . . Damagenpm-tr induded PRESIDENT Sam Nujoma even a member of Swapo. L--.. _.- yesterday sprang to the defence STAFF REPORTER Comrades Kukuri, VVentworth a roof blowing off a house and Shivute held important THE PRESIDENT'S Christ­ of Finance Minister, Or Otto in Hochland Park, several Herrigel, in the wake of nega­ national but also international He wished also to make it portfolios but were also not mas visit to Terrace and Torra vehicles being damaged, business community interested clear that Herrigel did not lack members of the Central Com­ Bay will not mean that other tive reports in certain sections and numerous trees and of the media. in investing in Namibia, " the support in Swapo. Representa­ mittee. holidaymakers are banned from President .said in a press re­ tives from two constituencies •'The critics should recog­ billboards being blown the coastal resorts, Referring to speculation as lease. had put forward Henigel's name nise that Swapo is broad-· down. Permanent Secretary for to why Dr Herrigel had not contested a seat on Swapo's Much of the Minister's suc­ for elections, and "any rumours ·minded,. and committed to Telephone services in VVildlife, Conservation and cess in the past 21 monIbs could that he was rejected are there­ national reconstruction - we Olympia and elsewhere in Tourism Hanno Rumpf stressed Central Committee, the Presi­ dent said it was in the interests be attributed to him being see fore completely without any don't reject people just because the capital were disrupted, yesterday that a report in a as a "professional, apolitical basis". German daily claiming that the of the country that the Minis­ they are not members or elected and electric power cuts ter of Finance should be seen appointee", the President said, Swapo, he added, was com­ Central Committee members popular resorts would be no­ were experienced around adding that he felt that Herrigel's mitted to excellence and would go for the public for the dura­ as apolitical. of Swapo, " he said. the country. position as Minister of Finance, appoint people on the basis of tion of President Nujoma's visit ".. I appointed Comrade Swapo, he concluded, had who was also responsible for their competence and not were" false and misleading' , • Herrigel as the Minister of emerged from the Congress the Bank of Namibia, should whether they were Central He said "no person will be Finance primarily because of more united than ever before, continue to be seen as an ap­ Committee members or not. expected to cancel his or her his professional competence ... and the next task would be to his total commitment to pro­ pointment made primarily on The Minister of Agriculture, organise the for the forth­ holiday along the coast because party the basis of professional com­ Gert Hanekom, heldanimpor­ of the President's visit". fessionalism .. helped infuse coming regional elections and confidence amongst not only petence. tant portfolio, yet he was not lead it to a massive victory.

bags full of mangoes at the saying. Last week, an Apos­ the Livingstone general hospi- THE LEGAL ASSISTANCE CENTRE harbour waiting for fishermen tolic Church pastor named by tal mortuary. . to ferry their fruit in cargoes. police as Gilbert Simataa Meanwhile the smuggling of Livingstone residents, employ Fishennen who were employed Lumano, was drowned when mealie meal to Namibia is on A public interest law Centre based in fishermen to ferry contraband by the smugglers said the his canoe capsized as he tried the increase as police cannot Windhoek has the following vacancies:· across the Zambezi River to mangoes were in high demand to ferry bags of mangoes. control the situation for lack of the Caprivi where the fruit sells in Namibia. "The bags of His body was fished out from transport. 'like hot cakes', according to mangoes are snapped up the Kazungula border post The visit to the harbour at 1. A PARA·LEGAL WORKER, on-the-spot investigations. immediately we disembark where it was found stuck at the Mambova revealed pil~ of25kg To take statements and correspond on behalf of The investigations revealed there, " one fisherman was water works last VVednesday bags of mealie meal left by the that there were several 90kg quoted by the newspaper as and the body was still lying in owners by the riverside. - Sapa clients; assist in the preparation of court papers and be involved in civic education. people" instead each time. already expressed concern at The applicant should be;- The new renter, VVilliam the steep price local retailers * Namibian Amunyela, in a handwritten are asking for the decoders. * Fluent in English and one other N amibian leaflet to the leaseholders The only decoder that will language reminded those who had not the same programming as M­ be availabe on the local market tricity and R20 for those who paid their rents to vacate their Net in South Africa and will be is the top of the range Delta In possesion of a Matriculation Certificate - * are not. shops by January 11992. broadcast instantaneously via 9000 which retails for R699. preference will be given to applicants with VVhen the committee's griev­ The leaflet continued "new satellite from Johannesburg. hi South Africa decoders can legal training. ances were put to Local Gov­ owners want to move in on the M-Net has already carried be bought for as little as R499 ernment and Housing Minister second ofJanuary, 1992". out test signal transmissions in and there is a widespread feel­ Or Libertine Amathila, she It further urged people to Wmdhoek and established that ing that local consumers are 2. AN ARTICLED CLERK argued that it was the lease~ remove their goods before they the equipment is working well. once again being taken for a preferably with right of appearance. holders who had "failed" in go on holiday "otherwise we The Operations Manager of ride. M-Net's Edwards denied their duties. The applicant should be;- will have to remove your goods the M-Net Africa Division, this and explained that the Delta Amathila said she had told ourselves to let the new own­ Theuns Ryeneke, however 9000 and the Compact Delta, * Fluent in English and have the necessary legal them long ago and "now when ers into their jobs". cautioned people about buy­ which sells for R499, are two qualification. they have problems" they were The Committee accused ing decoders before they know completely different models. running to her. She added that Amunyela of being' 'used by the quality of the reception in The compact Delta lacks a Please collect application fonns at the LEGAL the place had been neglected somebody else" . their area. remote controller and other and as a result the Ministry had Theyc1aimthereisa "white "I would advise people to features, which is why it is ASSISTANCE CENTRE, Corner of Bulow and Tal rented out the whole complex person" behind him. Amunyela contact M-Net before they considerably cheaper, Streets, Tel: 223356. to somebody else. could not be reached for com­ purchase a decoder to estab­ The Compact Delta has She added, however, that she ment. lish whether they fall within proved so popular that stock The closing date for applications is 15 Januarv 1992 was working on the matter. the transmission area, " he said. has even run out in South Af­ The committee claimed to It is believed that decoders rica and M-Net will be unable have called the Minister on a PLEASE NOTE will once again be available in to supply Namibia until some­ Women are particularly invited to apply. THE LEGAL .number of occasions, but ac­ THAT THE local shops towards the end of time in the first quarter of 1992. ASSIST ANCE CENTRE iscommitedto affinnative cording to them "she did not NAMIBIAN WILL BE this week after previously being * In the meantime Reuters action in the selection and promotion of its staff. want to see us" and sent "other CLOSED withdrawn after they went on reported yesterday that M-Net FROM DEC 20 TO sale before M-Net had been . has signed a joint venture agree­ JANUARY 6 granted a licence. ment with the troubled Kenya Windhoek residents have Television Network (K'IN). VACANCY

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MARKET prices for ura­ gets better. Knowing it is there STAFF REPORTER TOMMINNEY stops any chance of the price nium have reached their CUSTOMS checks on all commercial traffic between . lowest level for 18 years t:ising again. . production to 2 500tons, equal Managing director Jonathan - The Uranium Institute in SWakopmund and Walvis Bay have begun and are pro­ but Rossing says it will not ceeding smoothly, with little disruption to tourist and carry out any further cut­ to the level of its long-term Leslie visited Japan recently London says power stations in contracts, from capacity pro­ but according to Kauraisa this America, Europe and East Asia even business t~affic. backs. duction of 5 000 tons. went well but was mainly aimed have· nearly 80 000 tons in However, the very idea of of copies is apparently avail- The vast opencast mine has However, he added, prices at keeping in contact with reserve stocks. Mines and other instituting customs restrictions able at the Ministry of Finance already shut down last Friday are not expected to recover potential customers in the face producers apparently have just was criticised by Namibian although firms are making their for an unprecedented five week before 1995 and maybe sev­ of competition from other over a year's supply of ura­ officials who do not see the own copies. Christmas break. Only a skele­ eral years later. producers. nium in stockpiles. Rossing boundary · as an international Yesterday, supplies of The . ton staff will remain until the Any further cuts below the According to The Star the mine built up a large stock­ border. Namibian newspaper were machines start running again current levels of 1 300 to 1400 slump is caused by Soviet pile before it cut production. According to the Consitu- barred by the new regulations. on January 15. staff could make the mine supplies coming onto the mar­ According to an expert at tion, Walvis Bay is part of Speaking from Walvis Bay, Uranium spot prices on world impossible to operate and so ket and US uranium producers RTZ, the company which con­ Namibia. Aoother round of talks president of the Chamber of markets are now $7,25 a pound, no more cuts are in the pipe­ have even filed a petition with trols Rossing, military stock­ was recently held over joint Commerce Stefan Hrywniak according to international line. their Department of Commerce piles in the Soviet Union, UK, Namibian-South African ad- said last night the customs move brokers Nuexco quoted recently Kauraisa added that the and the International Trade France, China and hldia holds ministration for the area and had been "low-key" and gone in The Starnewspaper.1bis is Christmas break had been Commission blaming the So­ about 250 000 tons of natural moves to inStitute customs smoothly without any disrup- a dramatic fall from the highs planned for some time and staff viets for dumping yellowcake, uranium. This may not be moved controls were seen as contrary tion to tourism. The forms are of $43,30 a pound in 1979 and had been asked not to take a lightly-processed form . of to civilian use but just know­ to this spirit. The new meas- not too complicated and police is the lowest level seen since leave earlier in the year. The uranium ore, as sales climbed ing it is there has cut prices. ures were agreed across the were being very relaxed. Even 1973 before the world's first long shut-down was generally from 86 tons in 1989 to 2 700 Many producers have pulled southern African customs un"" . the highly complicated tariff energy crisis. welcomed by the staff. tons last year and continuing at out of the market already and ion and been implemented at codes have been abbreviated Rossing spokesperson Char­ Rossing continues to look high rates this year. Chinese overall production has been o1her borders such as Ariamsvlei into four digit codes which are - les Kauraisa told The Namib­ for contracts so it can expand suppliers are also blamed. hardest hit in southern Africa but Namibia has refused to take. much easier to use. ian last night that the low prices but continuing low prices make There is a large glut in mar­ and in the US. Kauraisa said any measures on the He said he would rather the would not lead to any further this hard. Its next large con­ kets. There is apparently as yesterday that when markets Swakopmund 'border'. issue had not come up at all. It cuts at the mine after cutting at tract will be with French firm much as five years' supplies of recover Rossing will be in a Swakopmund mayor Jorg is not clear whether the 'bor­ least 750 jobs in September. Total Compagnie Miniere start­ uranium to power stations sit­ good position to compete with Henrichsen said last night that der' control would become The company has already cut ing in 1995. ting in stores until the price remaining producers. all was going smoothly and the tighter once traders became few problems that had come familiar with the new South up had been quickly solved African rules. through telephone calls. Mostly ... Note - The Namibian has 12 nabbed these involved value added tax received some reports oftrav­ which applies on goods sold in ellers being turned back who for fraud South Africa but not in Na- had identity documents but no mibia where general sales tax passports. Others say they are STAFF REPORTER is still used. allowed through on ID. With The new customs measures some passport applicants hav­ instituted by South Africa are ing had to wait for a long time TWELVE civil servants could administered by the customs tighter restrictions would cause spend Christmas in cells in office at Walvis Bay itself. Na­ serious problems for the thou­ Ondangwa and Oshakati after mibians wanting to move goods sands of Namibians living in appearing in court on charges into the port and townships are Walvis Bay and their relatives. . such as fraud and theft last forced by South African Po- . Please write in with your expe­ week. lice to fill out the CCA 1 forms ... riences to The Editor, The Eight were arrested on the These can be completed in < Namibian, PO Box 20783, orders of local magistrates af­ advance and a limited supply Windhoek. terinformation was given by a team of Government investi­ gators led by AG Visser of the Prime Minister's Office. They have been refused bail . and are to appear in court in TRANS-CONTlNENTAL LOVE ... Australian Suzanne Nicholson who runs the January. 'Spot On' city centre gift shop married local architect Arno Koen on Monday night They were apparently ar­ at the Kalahari Sands' Moringa Room. Standing beside Suzanne is her mother rested on evidence dug up by Carleen Barron, while MP and friend Danie Botha officiated. Another close friend, Visser's team as part of the in­ Carla Peetz (sitting), looks on. vestigations of a commission of inquiry into corruption and The bride's decision to ask all her guests to wear black or white made for a malpractice in the Government. glamourous break with tradition, as friends and relatives dressed to kill within the The commission is headed by prescribed colour scheme. The age-old practice of throwing the bridal bouquet to a Judge Theo Frank and is set to female guest was also ditched, as Suzanne casually skimmed her voguish black hat hear evidence from the civil above the heads of the wedding party, to be caught by a delighted friend. servants when it begins a week of sittings in Owambo next February 3 .to 7. The first eight are charged Situation normal after with irregularities in paying pensions. Nampol's district commissioner JosephEkandj0 ~BMX Bikes said yesterday some of the at very special prices now violence at Ondangua. charges relate to not reporting pensioners' deaths and instead at Homecare Products paying pensions to themselves. THE situation at Ondangwa Airport was de­ the location, poured petrol on the DTA office ~ "Tread Setter" Seat scribed as "normal" yesterday after Regional and burnt it to the ground. He added the alleged frauds Commissioner Brian Simataa met members of They are said to have raised a Swapo flag over had continued for many years Covers only R74.95 for and could total as much as R3 the Development Brigade and DTA officials, the ruins at the same time. Nakwatumba said million. ___ the front seats .(was R120) .whose office was burnt down on Sunday follow­ people in the location armed themselves with ing a Saturday night fight between members of ·bows and arrows, knobkieries and traditional The arrests may have been and R74-95 for the the two groups. knives, before getting involved in a stone-throw­ done partly to prevent the eight backseat from Lltolec Simaata told Nampa that he was called in to ing match. from hiding documents and see representatives of the warring factions at A number of people were hit or beaten up on tampering with other evidence motor accessories. noon on Sunday after a DTA threat to take both sides, with two reported to have been taken that will be needed when the revenge for the burning of their office. to Onandjokwe Lutheran hospital. commission starts its northern ~ WIN-A.-CA.B entries " The situation was really tense between According to one observer, the relationship sittings after a holiday break. members of the Development Brigade currently between Okapale residents and Development According to a report in The close this Saturday being trained at Ondangwa Airport and resi­ Brigade members has never been good, with Windhoek Advertiser, in one 21/12/91. Draw: 24/12/91 dents in the nearby location," said Simaata. "I each regarding the other as "terrorists" and man's case the money amounts . was called in to defuse a potentially dangerous "kakunyas" (parasites) . to R120 000 in three separate at 12hOO. situation, which I did by talking to representa­ Simaata reported that Brigade members had cases investigated against him tives of the two groups." Manager of the Devel­ complained that several of their number had and many more cases are pend­ opment Brigade in the North Theofelus Nak­ been beaten up by location residents in the past, ing against the same man. watumba said the problem started on Saturday and that they wanted the " DTA-infected" area 1k newspaper adds that three of the remaining four are gM fDip evening when when two members of the Bri­ to be removed. c.m gade were beaten up by unidentified people . An army and police presence was maintained charged with theft through from the 'Okapale location '. in the area on Monday night but by Tuesday forgery and uttering while the fJifts f or everyonel On Sunday morning, Brigade members raided afternoon the situation was said to be calm. last is charged with theft. . , t ' .J'; . .... • ' (' '~'.""" 1. Ir-.. • ~ t 9 I ... . ~ . 4 Wednesday December 18 1991

INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP

Israel bombs Palestinian base , .' RAS'HAY A, Lebanon: Israeli warplanes struck a suspected Pal­ estinian guerrilla base in southeast Lebanon yesterday, Lebanese and Israeli officials said. Six people were reported wounded. The attack near Sultan Yaqoub, about 16 km north of Rashaya, was the first Israeli air raid in southern Lebanon in about a month. It was Israel "s 23rd air raid on Lebanon this year. Such attacks could complicate Middle East peace talks in ANC demand draws NP fire Washington. JOHANNESBURG: ANC tutional Developinent and Plan­ der Merwe. "Firstly it is re­ appropriate forum," Dr van Plot to kidnap FW's grandson president Nelson Mandela' s ~ ning, Dr Gerrit Viljoen, in a grettable that such demands der Merwe said. mand that the Convention for a statement insisted decisions are made in public when the He promised the NP would JOHANNESBURG: South African police said yesterday they Democratic Sou1h Africa should taken at Codesa would have no veryis~e of the status of agree­ would not shirk its responsi­ had uncovered a right-wing plot to kidnap the four-year-old have legal power drew sepa­ legal status. He said only Par­ ments reached in Codesa is a bility to promote any changes grandson of President FW de Klerk and exchange him for a jailed rate statements of protest from liament - an institution in which subject about which negotia­ to legislation "that may be white supremacist mass murderer. two senior National Party black people have no say tions are currently in progress. necessary' , ifit agreed to do so A spokesman said the militant Boereweerstandsbeweging (BWB), sources yesterday, setting the whatsoever - could implement "This creates the impres­ at Code sa. He said Codesa which demands a whites-only homeland, planned the abduction scene for a public squabble legally binding changes. sion that the ANC and its allies consisted of all thenajor role of Frederick de Klerk in October 1990. But the plot was uncov­ days before the historic multi­ His views were echoed and are attempting to manipulate players in the political field - ered by police and the ringleaders were arrested at the time, he party meeting takes place on supported in a statement later public opinion on certain mat­ "therefore it can never be jus~ said. December 20 and 21. in the day by the NP's secre­ ters before those matters have shop talk. It has a unique and The abduction plot came to light through the defection of a First the Minister of Consti- tary general, Or Stoffel van been properly discussed in the crucial role to play". - Sapa BWB "guerrilla" who told his story to the South African Press Association (Sapa). Sapa said the BWB intended to hold de Klerk's grandson as hostage for the release of neo-Nazi extremist Barend Strydom, who killed eight blacks in a random shooting spree in central IRA Germany committed Pretoria in November 1988.

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MOSCOW: President Mikhail Gorbachev will submit proposals • BONN: Africa will not lose "With its commitment to "We use this for fighting on preserving military stability to a key meeting of republican agaIn out to the developing democ­ the African continent, the poverty, assuring food ... for leaders on Saturday and might be prepared to attend himself, his racies of eastem Europe as far ' Gennangove~takesinto educational measures and pre­ spokesman said yesterday. as German aid is concerned, a ~ccount the fact that the end of venting the population explo­ The presidents of Kazakhstan and the four Central Asian LONDON: Britain said on senior German official said the East-West conflict opens sion," he said. republics are due to meet Russian leader Boris Yeltsin in Alma­ Tuesday It would never give yesterday. new possibilities for peaceful As conditions for receiving Ata to negotiate their joining a new Commonwealth ofIndepend­ in to the Irish Republican "Germany is not neglecting and democratic development," German aid, Schaefer listed: ent Statesto replace the Soviet Union. Army (IRA) and vowed the this important continent," said Schaefer said. * Domestic stability - obser­ Gorbachev's press spokesman Andrei Grachov raiSed the guerrillas' latest bombing Helmut Schaefer, deputy to Asked if Africa had to com­ vance of human rights, an prospect that Gorbachev, who is fighting for his political sur­ blitz would do nothing to GeunanRmgn Minister Hms­ pete for German aid with the independent judiciary and vival, might fly to Alma-Ata himself. weaken the country's resolve. Dietrich Genscher. former communist states of involvement of all the popula­ "They (the IRA) have made Schaefer told interviewers , central and eastem Europe, tionin the democratic process. clear that they have poltt1cal from two African magazines Schaefer said this was not the * A market economy - in­ 80 000 Iraqi children die aims but London and Britain that already this year the presi­ case. cluding an effective drive wUI not be bombed into agr~ dents of Uganda, Mozambique, "We have maintained our against capital flight, corrup­ CAIRO: Iraq said yesterday that 80000 of its children have died ing with their views," Home Zimbabwe and Botswana had above-average devolpment tion and waste. because of shortages caused by UN sanctions imposed over its Secretary Kenneth Baker told visited Bonn for talks with conunitment to the 'Third World * Regional cooperation - "In invasion of Kuwait. reporters. German leaders, as well as the at 0.42 per cent of our Gross the African view, the Euro­ Iraq said last month that 65 000 children had died because of A wave offtrebombings in prime ministers of Mali and National Product," he said. pean Community is a model. " shortages of food and medicine and another 350 000 were at risk Britain has caused pre-Chrtst­ Swaziland and countless Afri­ "Africa remains the focus * Regional stability - "The this winter. The UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) said the figures mas chaos for shoppers and can foreign ministers. of German development aid," end of the East-West conflict were realistic. commuters, and scored a pub­ Schaefer, minister of state Schaefer said. must also encourage the Afri­ Medicines and essential food are excluded from the UN licIty triumph for the IRA's at the foreign ministry, said he " Around 40 per cent of our can states to reduce tension embargo but most of Iraq's foreign assets are frozen, leaving it battle against British rule in himself had visited 12 African aid traditionally goes to the and,excessive arms spending, " short of hard currency. Northern Ireland. states in the past year. African continent. Schaefer said. - Reuters London commuters suf­ fered a second consecutive This seven part series looks at morning of disruption yes­ child psychiatrist Or John Ethiopian convoys attacked terday as one of the capital's UN annuls Bowlby's work and explores busiest underground stations the precious bond that exists was shut down foliowing a GENEVA: Starving Ethiopians are attacking relief convoys, between mothers and their Zionist loud bang, wblch was later forcing delays in delivering food to the famine-hit easterntegion, children, and examines what found out to have been caused the main United Nations refugee organisation said yesterday. happens when that bond is by an electrical fault on a The UN High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) report resolution broken. In the 19508 Or Bowlby train. underlined concern among relief agencies over a breakdown of 09hOO:News (repeat) caused a storm of controversy JERUSALEM: Israeli President An IRA bomb on arallway order across the Hom of Africa. 09h4S: Filler/music by sa}'in8 that ifmothers wanted , Chaim Herzog said yesterday track on Monday paralysed 09hSO: Smurfs (4) the best for the mental health that the United Nations had the cIty's rall network, dis­ 10h13: Woof (4) of their children, they should removed a shameful blot on its rupting the business life of 10h38: The Boy from An- not go out to work. 40 bodies recovered from ferry record by revoking a 16-year­ the capital and bringing dromeda (4) , 18h03: Tutalent old General Assembly con­ misery to travellers. 11b02: End of Transmission 18h33: Famlly Matters SAFAGA, Egypt: The Egyptian navy ,helped by amateur divers, demnation of Zionism as a foon The IRA's flrebombing 16hS6: Re-opening 18h59: English League Soc- brought ashore 35 corpses yesterday from the sunken ferry Salem of racism. By contrast, senior campaign has caused mas­ 17hOO: Religious Pi-ogr&mme cer Express. One was the body of the captain, Hassan Mourou. Palestinian leader Faisal al­ sive disruption and economic 17h06: Kiddies Filler 19h55: Filler There seems almost no chance of rescuers finding more Husseini said the repeal was losses to recession-bIt retail­ 17h14: All for One (new) 2OhOO: News survivors among up to 476 people missing. meaningless so long as Israeli ers, many of whom depend The saga life witnessed. 2oh45: Beyond 2000 policies in occupied Arab lands o~ a~ , on Christmas sales for a huge (and suffered) by a wacky.groop 21h15: Noble House remained "aggressive and chunk of their profits. "Trin-Idad govt voted out of teenage idealists. Led by , Based an .Tames Clavell' s block- racist". On Monday the as­ The Association of London Tom Coleman ~his.best mate buster novel, this mini-series sembly overwhelmingly an­ Authorities, grouping local PORT OF SPAIN: Just 17 months after surviving a bloody coup Lavinia Gibson - who r:eally ' depicts" contemporary,i Hong nulled the resollltion. The vote 'governments, estimated Mon­ attempt, Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister ANR RobinSon's ,-,:ants to be a feminist plumber Kong a.s the centre of an inter­ to repeal was 1-11-25 with 13 day's losses from lost trade, government suffered a crushing defeat in general elections on - the pupils of Greenhill School natiorud power struggle with abstentions. US lobbying for , late arrivals and absences at Monday. . _, ' - .- learn to take whatever life lashings of intrigue and ro- repeai . suggested Bush was 4S ~illion pounds (83 mil­ The vote, held., on Robinson's 65th birthday, ended in a throws at them and throw it mance. seeking to enllan;e the UN role lion dollars).. spectacular comeback for the People's National Movement back. St'arring: Pierce Brosnim, 9'NM> in the Middle East. The world "The IRA is trying to dis­ which led the twin-isl3lJd republic to independence from Britain 17h37: Educational Program- Deborah Raffin, John House- body ~odred to resolve regional . ~ ~ -:'\' rupt the economic life oftbIs and ruled for 30 years until 1986. ,'\ - ' " mes , " man, Denholm Elliot , confli~ts hi Mghanistan and country but they will not suc­ The vote was a political triumph for PNM leader Pamck Are Moth~ ~~y Necessary? 22hOl: Sport the Gulf as well as the Leba­ :: . -..:. ceed," Baker said, addlng tbat Manning, a'44-year-old geologist credited with breathing new non hostage saga. The US lob­ . j it was winning no sympathy life into a party which had acquired a reputation for corruption bying may also reflect a desire TODAY'S WEATHER with the bombing campaign. and mismanagement in its three decades in power. . to build Israeli confidence in The IRA has vowed to in­ >I< Very hot in the south, otherwise partly cloudy and peace-making. UN resolutions tensify'lts campaign of dam­ have for years cpndemned Is­ hot with isolated thundershowers but scattered in age arid disruption until Brit­ the north. Isolated thunder showers are possible in raeli actions, especially in ain cuts its political links With occupied Arab lands, and Is­ the south-east. - Northern Ireland and with­ raeli diplomatS complained their * C~ast: partly cloudy and cool with fog patches. draws its troops from the country was not treated like >I< Wind: moderate north-westerly to south-westerly province. - Reuters other U.N. members because becoming fresh north-westerly in the south. of opposition from the Arab bloc:- Reuters THE N~MIBIAN XMASCLEA

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FRANKFURT - A series ofpositive corporate news reports and Markets at a glance some short-covering linked to trade on the Deutsche Termin­ boerse boosted prices late in the session. The 30-share DAXindex ended 8.04 points higher at 1,560.93. SYDNEY - Prices drifted 10y.'er as political uncertainty and the ZURICH - Shares ended firmer in quiet pre-holiday trading. Yesterday's quotations for unit trusts: approach of Christmas slowed trade to a trickle. The All Ordinar­ Some small-scale bargain hunting in thin trading lifted the all­ General Equity Funds: BUY SELL YLD% ies.index finished 5.5 points lower at 1,599.7. share Swiss Performance Index up two points to 1,031.3. BOEGrowth 135,00 126,13 5,00 TOKYO - Stocks surrendered early gains to close lower. PARIS - The bourse, powered by an enthusiastic bond market, Fedgro 121,52 113,49 10,78 Brokers blamed local media reports of plans for tighter regula­ weathered some late selling linked to arbitrage with stock index CUGrowth 110,75 103,40 5,73 tions on futures and options trading. The Nikkei average closed futures to end with solid gains. The CAC-4O index closed above Guardbank Growth 2319,81 2172,84 5,47 down 100.38 points or 0.44 per cent at 22,736.29. the l,700-point threshold for the first time since December 5, Momentum 237,14 221,88 5,68 HONGKONG - Selective demand for blue-chip laggards and finishing up 14.93 points or 0.88 per cent to 1,711.73. Metfund 180,34 167,92 3,72 second-tier issues pushed stocks higher, brokers said. The Hang LONDON - Share~ closed lower on fears the United Kingdom Metlife 112,93 105,55 n/a Seng index closed up 13.37 points at 4,185.03. may be set for a double-dip recession and gloom over a fresh NBS Hallmark 877,25 819,26 6,99 SINGAPORE -Prices closed lower after thin trading with most clutch of profit downgrades. The lOO-share Financial Times­ NorwichNBS 332,26 310,27 6,99 players sidelined ahead of year-end account closing. The Straits Stock Exchange index ended down 7.9 points at 2,432.9. Old Mutual Investors 2727,62 2543,72 4,39 Times Industrial index fell 5.90 points to 1,453.51. NEW YORK - Wall Street stocks remained slightly weaker in Safegro 127,94 119,65 5,49 BOMBAY - Share prices drifted lower on nervous selling after late-morning trade, pressured by profit-taking after gaining for Sage 2343,05 2186,93 4,77 the government said it planned to cut spending and raise taxes to four sessions. At 11.50 a.m. (1650 GM1), the 30-share Dow Sanlam 1625,40 1518,12 4,79 lower the fiscal deficit. The Bombay Stock Exchange Index Jones industrial average stood 6.79 points lower at 2,912.34. Sanlam Index 1287,12 1202,62 4,85 ended at 1,814.67, doWn 10.78 points, or 0.59 percent. Sanlam Dividend 434,35 405,79 5,35 Senbank General 122,35 114,14 n/a Southem Equity 181,11 169,56 5,24 Standard 1104,93 1038,50 7,48 Syfrets Growth 258,85 242,20 5,12 Syfrets Trustee 113,68 106,50 n/a Your UAL 1969,47 1844,72 5,20 Volkskas 133,80 125,16 6,95 Money Specialist equity Funds: Weekly articles to help you with your money. debts and Guardbank Resources 151,23 141,58 6,22 Wednesdays. only In The NamIbIan. Sage Resources 118,49 110,64 7,23 Sanlam Industrial 953,88 892,09 4,29 Christmas seems to be about spending money. Shops, have to repay say R300 a mmlh, which will save you large Sanlam Mining 319,01 298,00 5,64 piping out tinned carols, have been on gift bonanzas you will really be able to find amounts of inteIest and chaIges. Senbank Industrial 124,32 116,26 n/a since early November. Truck-loads of alcohol have that amount every single mooth. Watch out for CIedit cards Southem Mining 140,04 130,92 5,87 trundled up from South Africa and Xmas tree enthusi­ You may think a payrise next and shop cards at major stores. Standard Gold 187,80 176,01 7,48 asts are buying plastic versions of the northern conifer. year will make everything OK. For the wise they are a way of UAL Mining and but Iemember food and other spreading the cost and giving Resources 386,92 362,07 5,02 All this means your savings into buying anything. Let your bills are also shooting up. an ioteIest-free period of credit UAL Selected and wallet will be a lot smaller head rule your heart and stom­ If you have a good record For most of us it is simply a Opportunities 1647,24 1540,05 4,43 by early 1992 than they they ach. . with a bank and a steady job, way of getting us to spend mare Old Mutual Mining 260,68 242,80 6,01 are now. If you want to buy on credit you may find it better to talk to than we can afford and sting­ Old Mutual Industrial 339,60 316,36 4,39 As you try to recover from at a shop, get them to work out your bank manager about an ing us with high interest charges Old Mutual Gold Fund 122,41 114,06 5,91 Christmas and New Year par­ the overall amount an item will overdraft or a personal loan later. Old Mutual Top Companies 233,32 217,67 ties, your cbildren will start cost when all the repayments than to buy

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OV AKALIMO vomodool· ngeenge omunhu owa kwata opa yaTjiwarongo, TYAPPA NAMUTEWA ko oto fi, okufya, osho Brand a Okakarara, Waterberg londwela. oshoyo ovanafaalama aishe oinima keshe oyo hai Okwa ninga nee eindilo aveshe vomoshitopolwa linyenge kolusheno okwa li ya kovalci1imo aveshe opo efe · shaTjiwarongo ova lele fikama moshitukulwa ashishe alikana okuvakapo oinima OSWALD SHIVUTE POUTAPI shaTjiwarongo. Omahangano yepangelo. OKwe va dimbu­ modima oufiku wa dja ko mahapo, osha yela kutya lukifa kutya mokuvaka Ompumbwe onene ndjoka gwOmbaanga ya Standard ali 1992 nomyi ka kala yapwa eshi Swawek kwa li a fin· onghela okwakanifa oimaliwa epangelo, ohatu hanaunapo ya kala kuuninginino mOshakati okwa II a pandula mu Mei 1992. Osho omusa­ inikwa okupata Osasiona ihapu lela, shaasbi kakunaesbi eliko losbilongo shetu fyevene. woshitopolwasha Wambo OnruwUikindjai gwObaanga ya mane Gteef a ti. Okwa ti kutya yakula yolusheno moodool­ sha longwa po. "Ovanhu vamwe ovo hava wo na sha unene nom­ Standard mo Namibia omusa­ otayi ka tulwa Oocomputera opaoyo. Kepulo,omukulunhuwiliki vake, ovo ngaho hava uhala pumbwe yokupungula mane L. Schutsler ngoka a li a dhoka tadhi ka kala dhi na Epato lolusheno ola landula waSwawek, Polla Brand, okwa tava kwena vati epangelo inali gandja ezimino lye ku totwe ekwatathano nOshakati opo esbi oiJnbuJu imwe ya vaka holola enyeme laye, omolween­ tunga eeflkolaile oipangelo ya iimaliwa kaalongisikola, Oombaanga dholudhi nduka lyiihwapo nawa lela, oshowo aapangi oshowo kaalongi ko odalate yoluumbo londuda gangala di he na eendunge 000 wana. Oipangelo neeflkola omdi moshitopolwa okuzilila omukalo gwoka Boba. yolusheno okupendukila di peni ngeenge oinima keshe yi ill noyi ill mboka haya hadi vake noinima ihe -na mwaandjoka onene ya Shakati. Okatayimbaanga hoka ke li onghela. omutwe-nandungu. efiku otamu i vake po?", osho kwata iimaliwa nAanange­ Okwa li wo a gandja euvom­ pOnethindi opo ta ka kala taka Oluumbo ola vakwa ko al­ Nenyeme Brand okwa popya Brandkwaliahalaokuuda. shefa, oya kandulwa po bili lye kombinga yOokatoma yakula ngashi shito, oshowo ishe nomashina neengodi do­ kutya osbiwana osha fa sha Okwa indila yo opo opolifi i kashona sho Ostandard dhoka tadhi longitha oom- mboka ngaasbi kOmondoolopa lushheno, ode di na oshiponga kukutika omutima washo, longe keshe osho tai dulu Bank ya Shakati ya li ya . baanga ndjika nuupenda shili. ya Shakati, COM No I, sbefyo hali emlelele oda li aslli£ shaasbi eedula adishe "ohatu mokukonga ovo ve na sha niogi etokolo moomwedhi Esiku oshifo shika she ya tale­ Oshipangelo sha Shakati di li kombada. popi meeradio, moifo notwa nevakepo leedalate edi, vo va dha ziko, noya ka dhika lapo kOmbalantu osha adhele oshowo Ondjondjo. Molwaashi eengodi dolush­ longifa yo opolifi' , opo i etwe komesho yomhangu va oshitayiBaanka kOmbal­ Omusamane Gteef iikwatelako Shi na sha negameno eno ohadi li ovanhu nope he na kumaide ovanhu vaha vake ko pewe ebandu lidjuu 010 ve lilan­ yemwene, my a kulwa kaakad­ lyiimaliwa koombotsotso, antu shoka shi li tashi omaongaongo, ovanailonga vali omaluumbo eedalate dee­ gela. Brand okwa sbiivifa yo hona yomiilonga ye ngaashi unene tuu kOmbalantu, omusa­ yakula oyendji yomiito­ vaSwawek ova tokola opo sasiona doulsusheno shaasbi kutya Swawek otaka ninga Anna Gebhard na lsabella mane Greef okwa kwashili­ ngaasbi m dulu opo olusheno li polwa yokuuninginino. omashina aeshe olusheno otasbi twala inosbiponga. Ngesheya. paleka oshifo shika kutya oku modoolopa aishe a kale a Olusheno itali dulu okukala kale la patuluka ongula inene Ohaku yiwa kehe Etiyali Omusamane Gteef kepulo, na aagameni ya pyokoka na dimwa. monhele inai dingililwa yonena, ngeenge oIuumbo la mOshiwike okuza po 09HOO okwa li a lombwele oshifosbika itashi kakala oshipu koombot­ Esbi osba hala kutya onghela noluumbo lodalate, shaasbi pu okutulwa po. yongula sigo 16HOO ano okuza kutya, oye na edbilaadbilo lya sotso yi yi kuthe ko kuyo. pomugoyi gwongula sigo one pwa nale okulongwa mo Kepulo kutya, ongiini nee yokomatango nosbigwana lyokukatunga Ombaanga kiitopolwa yimwe, Onrusamane . oshindji, nonando oombaanga kOndangwa momumvo 1992, Gteef okwa lombwela osbifo Tangi kUuministry wOmalusheno inadhi gwana ngashi sbi na ndjoka myi kala myi longo esiku sbika kutya, aye na lela omadhi­ okukala, osbi li sba nyanyukilwa aliheyafanaanangasbindjoka laadbilo gokukatula iitayim­ ekwatho ndika. ya Shakati. baanga noklitopolwa yimwe OSWALD SHIVUTE Oopaala odha taineka okuza oopaala dhika dha thika nale Omusamane D.M.Greef, Ombaanga ndjika otayi ka sbiikwatelela komauthom­ kOstaasi yOlusheno ya Rua­ nokEenhana dba uka ya ngoka oye e li Omuwiliki tamekwa okutungwamu Janu- pumbwe. Oshitopolwa sha Wambo cana nodhe ya sigo om Om· Kongo. oshi li po tashi tayakanwa balantu, moka dba zi tadhi Oshigwana otashi pandula moshipangelo shaNandjokwe. laChris Makili, Thomas okwa nee koopaala dhomalusheno, ihanene oshilongo ashihe, iheUuministry mbuka Oshifo shetu Ehokololo otali ti meme nangekwa a kale omutandav­ unene tuu muuninginino okuuka Uukolongadhi, wOomina nOmalusheno. sha hangika Mutaleni okwa xulifa pefimbo elifi woshifo shetu mOumban­ nomuumbangalantu wa Uukwaluudhi nOngandjera, Tashi pandula omusamane 010 kwa li m pulwnuna. Okaana galanhu (Owambo), omo eli Shakati, muuzilo dbo tadhi uka Okalongodba Andimba Toivo ya Toivo vali koluhodi oleo ~ li ke na omwenyo, ashikc fiyo okonena ell. nomuuuzilombangalantu. uka muushilo wUukwan­ ngoka oye e li Omutse ye okwa xulifa. Efyo lomuholike waye oli li Nange esiku limwe oma­ yamamoka. gwasho pamwe na OSHIFO shetu osha Thomas Mutaleni, okuli oshihalukifi koshifo shetu pwipwikilwa po vali koluhodi momukunda Onamkulo popepi nohatu yandje omahekeleko lusheno gatya ngeyi, ogaka Omanga dhimwe dba uka Amushanga ta Kalelele onghela, eshi twa kundana kutya nOnangwe, nokwakala omun­ kuvakwetu aveshe ovo pamwe tema nena nena moshito­ ya Shakati nOndangwadbo mOshikondo shika Or Leake meme Martha Mutaleni,33, ailonga pamwe nafye eedula nafye va kumwa koshiponga polwa otamu ka ' holoka tadhi uk.a Ohalushu nOngha Hangala nayakwawo mOOka hefolo lanakulonga pamwe dihapu. esbi. Nakufya okwa fanekwa a ethimbo limwe epe lyuuye­ lwaahoka dba thinda uuzilo. yiipYakidbila nEgandjo nafye, Thomas Mutaleni, okwa Okwahovela okulonga omu ka fudikwe mongula potundi lele tau minikile mpoka pwa Oshifo shika sho sha li sha lyolusheno mOshitopolwa xulifa oweenda waye onghela moWindhoek, nokonima yefyo 10 yongula. kala omilema ethimbo ele. talelepo Eenhana, osba adha ashihe shUumbangalantu. 8 Wednesday December 18 1991 THE NAMIBIAN Regeringshuise sonder diefwering 'n versekeringsrisiko?

STAATSAMPTENARE magtiging kan gee vir die in- Indien die versoek taal by huise waar geen diefwer­ patrone. Hy het daarna verwys 'n betrokke huis is. wat in regeringshuise son­ stalleer van diefwering by sy goedgekeur word, word mag- ingisniemaaidanmoetgekyk dat gerugte die rondte doen dat Indien dit 'n hoe risiko-area der diefwering woon loop huis. tiging aan die departement van wordna die risiko in die geval. goedere ter waarde vanR9 000 is kan daar van die klient ver­ die risiko om nie teen hul Konjore het helder oordag werke op die dotp gestuur In sommige areas is die risiko elke uur gesteel word. Indien wag word om diefwerings aan versekering te eis indien skade gelei van twee video- tesame met geld wat vir die te groot en word verseker­ hierdie patroon voortduur, sS te bring of selfs 'n alarmstelsel masjiene, 'n koffer met klere doel goedgekeur is. ingsaansoeke in beginsel nie hy, sal' versekeraars ook hul indien nodig. . daar by hul huise ingebreek en nog ander waardevolle ar- '" ~ 'yersekeraars wat gister oo~ aanvaar in die betrokke omge­ bepalings moet verander. Hierdie klousules wqrd dan word nie. Dit het geblyk tikels. . - nul beleid genader is, was dit wings nie. IGI se beleid sal Alwyn de Kock, Eisebestuur­ in die kontrak van-die versekerde oit 'n voorval op Marien­ Twee ander regeringshuise eens dat huise sonder diefwer- ook moontlik binnekort der by Santam, se sy maat­ ingevoeg en dit is belangrik vir t al waarin verlede wat geen diefwering het nie, ing 'n groter risiko inhou. aangepas word omnie huise te skappy hanteer ook verseker­ die kliente om hulself deeglik Woensdag by die huis van het ook die afgelope tyd onder Incorporated General verseker waar daar nie diefwer­ ingseise volgens meriete. te vergewis van hul kontrakte 'n maatskaplike werker, diewe op die dotp deurgeloop, Insurances(lGn se dit is hul ing is nie. die Afdelingshoof Wanneer 'n nuwe aansoek vir sodat hulle nie eers na 'n in­ Moses Konjore, ingebreek se Konjore. beleid om elke versekeringseis van die firma se huiseienaars versekering ontvang word gaan braak uitvind hulle is volgens is. 'n Amptenaar werksaam by op meriete te behandel. Dit inoet tred hou met die veran­ assesore na die huis om te bepaal kontrakvetplig om diefwering die Ministerie van Werke wat kan wees dat hulle eise uitbe- derings wat kom in misdaad- wat die risikos vir inbraak by of alarms aan te bring nie. H y het na die inbraak sy op voorwaarde van anonim­ versekeringsmaatskappy ge­ iteit gepraat het se daar is nader maar is in kennis gestel ongeveer sewentig regering­ Matrieks die eis kan nie uitbetaal word shuise op Mariental en die me aangesienhy me oor diefwer­ oorgrote meerderheid daarvan _ ing beskik het nie. het diefwering. Die amptenaar weet vandag Die dilemma waarinhy hom is egter bewus van ongeveer 'n BESLUIT oor wat gedoen nou bevind is dat die kerssei­ vyf wat nie daaroor beskiknie. sal wordnadie voorval waarin soen ook op hande is en dat die Die amptenaar se Konjore vraestelle op groot skaal gesteel risiko van inbrake veral in en ander wat in regeringshuise is met die onlangse eksteme hierdie tyd groter word. Hy woan moet 'n versoek per brief eksamen vir matrieks is gister kan nie self diefwering aansit win hul betrokke departemente reeds geneem en die Minister nie aangesien die huis nie aan stuur waarin hulle motiveer van Onderwys, Nahas Angula, horn behoort nie. Indien daar waarom diefwerings by hul ~a~ volgens beskikbare in­ verdere inbrake sou voorkom huise nodig is. ligting besig om 'n persverklar­ sal sy versekering ook nie in Die brief word dan aan die ing in die verband op te stel. daardie geval uitbetaal nie. Ministerie van Werke gestuur Amptenare woo geensins laat - Konjore is nou:'versoek om wat moet besluit of die ver­ . blyk watter besluit geneem is aansoek na die regering te doen soek geldig is en aandag be­ nie en dit sal na verwagting sodat die Ministerie van Werke hoort te geniet. later vandag deur die minister bekend 'gemaak word. Die meeste amptenare wat in die verband genader is het Air Namibia staak na die verklaring van die min­ ister verwys en bygevoeg dit sal vandag beskikbaar wees. eers Lusak a -vlug Daar het alreeds verskeie stemme opgegaan rondom die AIR Namibia se geskeduleerde vlug na_ Lusaka sal diefstal van vraestelle wat in gedurende die vakansietyd en tot aan die einde van die afgelope eksamen ondervind Nelson Mandela, Leier van die African National Congress(links) in gesprek met Januarie 1992 stopgesit word. Dit is gister bekend gemaak is. Party het die eksamen as Dominique de Menil in Houston, Texas op 7 Desember vandeesmaand. Mandela was deur Keith Petscb, Besturende Direkteur van Air Namibia. onregverdig beskryf en gevra op 8 Desember die hoofspreker tydens die toekenning van die Carter Menil Prys vir Daar is byna geen aanvraag vir die vlugte na Lusaka nie en uit dit moet omgesklyf word terwyl Menseregte en die Rothko Kapel Menseregtetoekenning. Foto:AFP, Walt Frerck. 'n besigheidsoogpunt, se Petsch, is dit nie wenslik om daarmee andere voel dit is onregverdig voort te gaan nie. teen die kandidate wat die Die weeklikse vlug na Harare word nie deur die besluit ' eksamen in eerlikheid afgele befuvloed nie en sal onvetpoosd voortgesit word. het. Die ministerie het verlede Ses sterf\Veens 'gifbier' AirNamibiamaakvan 'nBoeing737 0P syvlugtegebruik. Van maand bekend gemaak dat 'n die totaal van honderd sitpleklce op die vliegtuie word vier-en­ ondersoekspan na die SESvan sewe persone wat die loop van Maandag gesterf gister op die oorledenes gedoen aangeleentheid aangestel is en twintig in die besigheidsklas gebruik terwyl die res ekonomie­ Sondag tot die hospitaal terwyl tviee gister oorlede is. en die bevindings sal teen die klas is. die uitslae van die ondersoek Hy se twee ander van 'n einde van die week beskikbaar behoort teen die tyd beskik­ op Tsumeb toegelaat is na Statistieke oor die gemiddelde aanvraag vir vlugte van en na hulle op die plaas Bris­ naburige plaas wat ook van die wees. Lusaka kon gister nie verkry word nie. baar te wees. bane naby die dorp waar­ tombo gedrink het is gister in Hoofinspekteur Du Toit, 'n kritieke toe stand by die polisiekommissaris in die skynlik vergiftigde tuisge­ hospitaal uitgebring. Hy het streek, sS 'n ondersoekspan van maakte bier gedrink het, bygevoeg hulle sal na Wind­ die polisie is alreeds op die het in die hospitaal gested. hoek oorgeplaas word. plaas om die oorsake van die Die superintendent van die Dekoni se daar is nog geen voorval te ondersoek. VACANCY staatshospitaal op Tsumeb, duidelikheid oor die hele Die name van die oor1edenes Peter Dekoni, het aan Nampa voorval nie maar die vermoede is nog nie bekend gemaak nie gese vier van die oorledenes, is dat die drank vergiftig was. omrede hul naasbestaandes nog NATIONAL JOB CREATION SERVICE (NJCS) invites applications for the post insluitende die brouer, het in N adoodse ondersoeke is in kennis gestel moet word. of

PROGRAMME OFFICER - TRAINING. . .!iN! (llh City ·AI!':'l'i/,~,J~ College DUTIES: For a better education Diploma Courses In: 'n PLOFSTOFDESKUN­ - Cooperative training, management skills training and organisational skills training } Executive Secretarial Course DIGE van Windhoek, Willie fo r pre-cooperatives and cooperatives. Kubersky, moes Sondag 'n - Comprehensive Computer Course verroeste sestig milimeter - Organising of seminars, workshops, conferences of NJCS. - Word Pro:::essing mortier in die Fpako-wOODbuurt - Adult English Improvement van Gobabis onskadelik stel. - Development of training materials for cooperatives. Die born is op dieselfde dag - Dressmaking deur David Gowaseb in 'n gat - Organising and participation in of fieldwork activities. - Modern Design ontdek waama hy dit onmid­ delik by die polisie vermeld REOUIREMENTS: B-degree or diploma in Human Resource Development or Std City Centre Accommodation het. Hy het die bom naby 'n 10 & 2 years experience in tmining. For a free brochUre and information Boklcerveld in die woonbuurt ontdek en dit auniddelikhe1hn RECOMMENDATIONS: Proficiency in English plus additional Namibian language, Write to: City College, P.O. Box 647 ~~~v~~.Lser experienc.e in development of training material, computer literacy and drivers I ' Ir------Johannesburg 2000. Tel. (011)294118 .. is die oorsprong van die born licence (code 08). Previous work in NGO's an distinct advantage. deur die polisie vasgestel as I Address:Name: ------______Suid-Afrika. Die polisie het na BENEFITS: Basic completive salary & Pension. identifikasie van die voorwetp Cooe ____ IL ______.I as 'n born die plofstofafdeling Kindly forward written applications with CVs, certified copies of qu al ifications and in Windhoek geskakel wat Kul>­ at least two references to: The Steering Committee, NJCS, P.O.Box 70417, Khomas­ irsky gestuur het om dit on­ dal , 9000. Closing date for applications is 16th January 1992. skadelik te maak. TEL: 36970 e CLASSIFIED ADS · FAX: 33980

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1 Bedroomed Flat DOYOUqETA Available Immediately currently a .tadeN at ~ Academy CAR ALLOWANCE /SNON ~ PERSON'- Temporary for December intend applying to the Mini.ter of Do you want security and January Civic Affairs for authority under guards to safe guard HAZEL FOR R750.00 section 9 of the AliellS Act, 1937, to For all reps and OUSES Water and Ughts excluded assume the .u~ Hoeseb for the your premISses, Private H BEFORE professional people, Contact: rea.OllS that De Wet is tIOt my real properties, Business, before you buy ••• you 228251 (w) 42968 (h) sUrllame.1 previously bore the na_ YOU Government John Foreman. Any per.on who must contact me, I HOCm...ANDPARK ==...J objects to my/our assumption qJ the LEAPt· installations, The sdid surname of Hoeseb should a. Namibia ProteCtIon could P!1t you in the . " COMPARE R275,OOO soo" as may be lodge his objection, in Services provides all seat ofa writing, with a state_nt of his -. EXAMINE reasollS therefor, with the Magistrate services. o Windhod: • LOOK BRAND,NEW BMW Fantastic Buy! We are For mor~: informatlon NOTICE OF APPLICATION contacHhe FOR REGISTRATION AS confident of our for as little at R1650 * 5 Bedrooms (BIC) WELFARE ORGANISATION * Computer courses Managing Director at per month * 2 Lounge/dining room 36 Promlnaden Weg * Secretarial Courses * 2 Kitchens BE PLEASED TO TAKE NOTICE * ~kkeeplng courses P.O. Box 1233 NO DEPOSIT that the CHILD SURVIVAL. Windhoek * 4 and 1fl bathrooms PROTECTION AND COME AND SEE 9000 NEEDED * Outside room DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION FOR YOURSELF intends to apply to the Miniatry of , Tel: (061) 223787 * Double garage Health and Social Services in tenna of 8am-8p.m Moo-Thursday Call me today * Very neat Flat to let Section 19 of the National Welfare 8am-4pm Fridays I Roy Klaasen (061) Act. Act No. 79 of 1965, as amended, 8am-11 am Saturdays P.O. BOX 9592 220501 · 3 Bedrooms (HIC) for the regiatration as a Wel&re WINDHOEK Tel Organisation. The objects of the or anytime after hours Seperate Bathroom and TEL: 222851 Foundation are as follows: 42158 Priscilla Toilet 1. To provide an institutional and Big Kitchen (HI C) You will not regret it!!! 31208 organised forum for the RUBEN BUILDING Combined Lounge / DIning . promotion of children issues room and concerns in an CONSTRUCTION (EROS) independent Namibia; BUSINESS FOR SALE Available ftrst week of 2. To provide a clearing house Paint work - ceiling - TSUMEB January 1992 for information and laying bricks and tiles Call: 227740 promotional After 18hOO applying wallpaper - ideas both from outside as well Business plot trellis constuctlon - any R9000 as inside Namibia; HOUSE TO RENT 3. To promote the concerns of type of building Contact B. KandJeo children, particularly Tel 2915 Tsumeb Executive style house in N amibian children, Box 1548 internationally as well as Hochiand Park consisting locally, in the political, Souvenirs ofWindhoek of 4 Bedrooms, 2 business and community and amibia also beautiful 2 ISUZU BAKKIES 2200 bathrooms, 1 guest toilet, sectors; and wild Olive Wood items Postdated cheques for the DIESEL. IN VERY large lounge with big 4. To establish and provide at Jochen's Treasure end of December are GOOD CONDmON, 1-' sliding doors opening financial support to Chest welcome. So, clean your 1986 AND 1987 """'-;;hochland~~ estales -::::: onto patio with a lovely community initiatives Phone 35381 carpets for just 0.87 per MODELS and Non-Governmental view, seperate lounge Open Lunch Hour. square meter. v n [CD Organisations in the with big sliding doors Lounge suits for just TEL: WIHDIIOEI<. NI\I~IBlI\ furtherance of .-LL_--.- opening onto patio with the objects. R39.00 as w,ell as vehicle 42701 . kitchenITV room with / Any person wishing to object to the seats. RIAAN. . " seperate laundry and said registration l)1ust" lodge such We vac~um, remove spots pantry, study, big double objection with the Secretary, Miniatry and wash.,So, be guaran- of Health and'Social Services, Private A UNIQUE garage, servants quarters Bag 13198, Windhoek, within twenty­ We do floor and build teed - .no washing " '1I0MESTEAD WITH and lovely pool. one (21) days of publication hereof. against,w8n tiles LORENTZ & BONE . before vacuuming! TImFOLLOWING R3 000.00 p.m. interlocks, painting, and ATTORNEYSFOR~AR~ Tel217820 all hours BOTTLE' STORE QUALITIES: Tel'37526 or 227810 STANDARD BAJ.'lK CHAMBERs . sealing"of roofs, with FOR FURTHER INDEPENDENCE AVENUE guarantee, INFORMATION P.O. BOX 85 • 4 Bedrooms with BIC CONTACT WlNDHOEK ,9000 • Bathrooms, Toilets etc If you wish to for free quaotatlon. OUTJO 06542 - 10 • Spacious dining and advertise in this I, Linos Sltaaniica Fannel residing at Phone 37460/1 or after (BUSINESS HOURS) sittmg rooms Uukwambi and is currently a snuJent hours 213629 at the Academy intend applying to the 344 (AFfER HOURS) • TVRoom prime space... Mini.ter ofCivic Affairs for authority • Wall to Wall carpeting . / FOR SALE under section 9 of the Aliens Act. PROBLEME MET - special, clean, soft 1937, to assume the SUT1Ull11e Shiimi for the reasons that Shiini is my VLEKKE IN DIE ZENITH LAPTOP • Kitchen of the year Call fathers .urname Fannel i. my fathers DONKER COMPUTER; 20 MD BD, with built in stoves, first name which I previously used as GELAATSKLEUR 31/2 FLOPPY. 640 K RAM fridges and deep The Namibian at my .urname. 1 previOUSly bore the SKAKEL 52950 AND SOFTWARE. EPSON freezers. telephone (061) names Linus Sltaaniica FalllUl. Any LQ 510 PRINTER. person who objects to my/our VIR DIE UNIEKE • Scullery assumption cif the said sUrname of OUR NEW PHONE . R5 000.00 36790 or fax us . PATCH CREAM MUST SELL BEFORE • Garage with Capacity Shiimi .hould as soon as may be lodge NUMBER for four,-cars. his objection,. in writing. with a RE~GTOUSA. at (061) 33980 statement qJhis reasons therefor, with LIFT • Servants' quarters the Magistrate 'of Ondangwa. EPSON LQ $10 PRINTER • 3 bedroomed flat with and ask for l)RGENTLY , 220501 WITH AC-DC CONVERTER c:arp"et'furnishings, I, David Nilwndemus re.iding at Stanley Katzao NEEDED RlOOO kitchen, sitting! Onangombe and i~ cu"elllly a \. CALL ANDREW 22'031 student intend applying to the cJlnlng room ROOM 121 Minister ofCivic Affairs for authority Jack is desper~ely look­ . bathroom, toil!tl...!tc under section 9 of the Alien. Act, DRINGEND TE KOOP in our 1937, to assume the surname lirrune ing for lift from Wind­ SHOP FOR SALE rented out at 1300 per for the reasOI)S that lmene is my hoek to Gaborone for NlSSAN BAKKIE 1800 WERNHIL,PARK month Advertising father's surname. Nikodemus is his • Well developed garden name and I kse it ·in the _past 20/12/91. Please contact MODEL 1985 Department ••• with big trees and brick traditionally as my surname. I me at Tel: 36970 after IN GOEIE TOESTAND wall fencing. previously bore the names David office hours (6.00 pm till SKAKEL Brand new JVC GR ·65 Nilwdemus. Any person who objects 34327 • Swimming P?ol to my/our assumption of the said late) or leave message. I Video Camera for sale . su,."anu of 1~!Je should as soon as PRYS: R50000NO am licenced and quite All this for a Xmas maybe/odge his objection, in writing, R12500 Contact tel: with a state~nt of his reasOns prepared to share trav­ price of R235, 000 VOETSTOOTS 222290 (w) therefor. with the M';gistrate of elling expenses if neces­ - Phone 33359 for viewing. . . - ," Ondangwa. - sary 32487 (after hours) . 'THE'NAMIBtAN Wednes~ay December 18 1991 11 Stop Press .. Stop Press SA one of warm-ups CHAMPIONS Nashua Black Africa, through their vice­ chairperson Jackey Uirab, have announced that the club's end-of-season party will be held next Friday - December 13. Uirab revealed that tickets are available at Aunty Ricky's home and urged members of the club to buy their tickets before or on Monday. The tickets are R25 apiece. for Zam soccer team Black Africa have alsQ anDounced their veteran's squad for the Blue Waters 'Old Crocks' tournament. 'Ibeplayersare: Vossie van Wyk, Albert Louw, Hasie Miogeri, Paul Damaseb, LUSAKA: The Zambian government has lined up three secretary of. the South African and Zimbabwe were,expected Hans Haraseb, Johannes MungUnda, Hannes..LOuw; Abra­ warm-up matches fod&e national soccer team -includ­ Football Association .(Sllfa), to take place soon after Christ- ham Goeieman, Alakeiks Kariveri, Alpheus Gawaseb, ing one against South Africa,; in preparation for next Solomon Morewa, and was , mas. The match against Malawi Serious Lamberth, Jackey Uirab, Julius Stephanus, Rusten month's Africa Cup of Nations soccer cliampionships in awaiting a reply., had been set for December 30 Mogane, Piet, Mu and Gerson Naruseb. . Dakar,-Senegal. SimfulcWe said he did Ji9t while Zimbabwe had asla:d FAZ Meanhwile, Koko Muatunga, org!lI1isei Qf the tourna­ fore~ any difficulties. . ',' to propose dates. * Football Association of govepunent had !lCcepted a ment has announced that all the participating' teams must Zambian President Freder­ Simfukwe said the football Zambia (FAZ) genenii secre­ prepantion programme pre­ ick Clliluba ~ m laking , . administratio~ had favoured be represented by two members at the which will be draw tary llennet',SiIitfukwe con­ sented by FAZ in read.inCss for over the presidency last ~~ playing in the sou~m Afri­ conducted at 08hOO on Saturday morning. , finned in Lusaka yesterday that the crucial' cODtmental soccer 1hat sporting and economic links can regim in preference to Welt The draw will be made at ~e Kuisebmond'Stadlum and the the other teams were Malawi championships. . would be forged with Pretoria African countries. - Sapa. tournament rules and regUlations will also be handed over and, ZunbaQwe. , The general secrefiuy said immediately. Simfukwe ' sli!.d after the draw. 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Sport Shorts... Sport Shorts EASY.FI·RST ROUN,D Free State cricket team unchanged Local fans in for·interesting 2nd-round... THE Free State cricket teams to play ina Benson& Hedges match at Kingsmead tomorrow night, and the second-leg of the quarter­ final Nissan Shield against Transvaal at the Wanderers on Satur­ day, will be selected from the same 12-man squad that did duty to beat Transvaal twice in three days last week. The actual teams will be named shortly before the start of each match. ' The OFS 'A' squad is: Rudolph Steyn, Mickey Arthur, Hansie Cronje (captain), Louis Wilkinson, Franklyn Stephenson, Corrie van Zyl, Gemardus Liebenberg, Chris Craven, Omar Henry, Bradley Player, Pbilip Radley, Allan Donald. The OFS 'B', team is: Deon Jordaan, Les Wentzler (captain), Ju1ius Truter, Johan van Heerden, Kosie Venter, Frans Cronje, Roger Brown, Herman Bakkes, Nico Pretorius, Anton van Heer­ den, Johan de Jagger. Twelth'man: Marius Karsten. Sacchi calls uncapped player for Saturday ITALIAN soccer coach Arrigo Sacchi named uncapped AC Milan midfielder Demetrlo Albertini as one of six new faces in his squad for Saturday's European Championship qualifier against Cyprus. The 20-year-old Albertini has been included in the 23~strong squad for the Group Three match after a number of impressive displays for unbeaten league leaders Milan this season. Teammate Alberigo Evani also wins his first international call­ up along with Intemazionale pair Dino Baggio and Alessandro Bianchi and defenders Massimo Carrera of Juventus and Amedeo Carboni of AS Roma. Sacchi, preparing for his second game in charge of the national team, has recalled experienced Intemazionale goalkeeper Walter PEPSI African Stars ball-juggling maestro Juku Jazuko (right) in control during a local league tie earlier. Jazuko Zenga and Juventus midfielder Roberto Baggio. will be leading Stars attack against all unkown Zairean side in the Caf Cup competition first-leg tie in April next The Italians are hoping second place may yet eam them a ticket year. to the finals next June should UEFA decide to replace the Soviet Union because of the political upheaval there. CONRAD ANGULA leg taking place on April 4. Centre Chiefs encounter will The preliminary round of the meet Dynamos in a first leg Track & field dispute sparks walk-out Cup Winners Cup should also home tie on March 15 with the provide some thrills when away leg on March 28 in EFFORTS to achieve racial harmony in track and field have THE three Namibian teams to represent our country in newly-crowned cup kings TCL Zambia. suffered a setback with a dispute over voting procedures in the the three African cup competitions next year face fairly CbiefSantos square up against Premier League runners-up integrated South African Amateur Athletics Association (SAAAA). easy first round opponents after the draw was an­ Botswana champs Centre Pepsi African Stars, who will Representatives of the white South African Amateur Athletics nounced on Monday. Chiefs. However, their tour in be competing in the Caf Cup Union (SAAAU) on Sunday walked out of a meeting of the the championships for the ' are also pitted against an unkown association, which w~s formed in May with the merger of the League winners Eleven a tough and unkown opponent winner in the 'Battle of the opponent, still to be detennined country's white, black, and mixed-race track and field bodies. Arrows appear to have the from East Africa in the second Chiefs' could be short-lived as at the end of the Zairean do- Delegations of the three bodies still are trying to work out luckiest draw as they are pitted round fixture if they oustArse- defending champions Power mestic league. details of the merger, whose success is vital if South Africa's against Lesotho champions nal. Dynamos fro~ Zambia will be Stars will have to travel away track and field athletes are to compete at the 1992 Olympic Arsenal, a team they have re­ But the Ugandan league waiting in the wings. for their first-leg commitments Games. cently beaten 3-1. championships still has two The first leg for Santos will on April 16 and will be hosting Representatives from the Athletics Union argued Sunday they Thus Arrows will hold a huge more rounds to go before Ar- be away in Botswana on Feb- their unkown opponents on should have more say in deciding major issues because the union psychological advantage hav­ rows know who will be their ruary 9 with Namibian fans April 30 in Windhoek. represents most of the registered athletes in South Africa. ing already beaten their oppo­ opponents, with Kampala City offered the chance to see their The Caf Cup is a new com- Representatives of the black and mixed-race bodies opposed nents very convincingly. Council and Sports Villa still heroes playing against Centre petition for teams that came this, saying each group should have equal power. The Arrows-Arsenal Cham­ in the race. Chiefs at home on February second in their respective pions Cup preliminary first But City Council could be 23. domesticleaguesand3lteams 'Zlpfoda aims to upgrade grassroots soccer round tie will take place on the new champions with their The winner of the Santos- will take part. February 9th in Lesotho with two point lead. The first-leg of r------­ THE Zimbabwe Primary Schools Football Development Asso­ the return place being played the second round will be de- ciation (Zipfoda) has called on Super League teams and the nation on February 23 in Windhoek. cided on 22 March in Namibia to help the association promote the development of grassroots Arrows will, however, face (ifArrows win) with the return soccer. Zipfoda chaiIperson, Shepherd Chiware, told participants at the association's grassroot development one-day se~held at Town House last Wednesday that Zimbabwe and all Super League teams should assist to make the programme a success. " The association invites all Super League teams to channel West Indies cricket Zimbaby.'ean dollars 100 from every match played throughout the season towards Zipfoda to help the association realise its aims and objectives," Chiware said. team face uphill tie He said Zipfoda needed money to organise competitions, school leagues, acquire equipment, improve facilities, structured coaching programmes and football literature. THE West Indies cricket team goes into tomorrow's World Series Cup match against Australia at the Sydney Cantona threatens to quit soccer Cricket Ground facing possible elimination from the tournament. FRANCE'S mixed-up international striker Eric Cantona con­ The Caribbean team is regarded as one of the most powerful in firmed his threat to quit soccer at the age of 25 on Monday by the world and a traditional master of the limited-overs game. officially breaking his contract with his club Nimes. But after three games in the triangular World Series Cup, the The gifted but moody Cantona, who was suspended for two West Indies is winless and faces possibly elmination. months last week by the national disciplinary commission, met Australia tops the standings with six points from four matches. Nimes officials to discuss decision to bow out of the sport. India has five points from five matches and the West Indies one After a short meeting, Nimes mayor Jean Bousquet said it had from three. been agreed that Cantona's three-year contract with the club Each team playes eight games in the tournament with the two would be broken but that the player had signed a clause binding leaders advancing to the final. him to Nimes if he should return to professional soccer. The West Indies picked up its only point so far in a tie against Cantona is a current international and considered an essential HEAVY HERO ••• Georgia, USA - World heavyweight India in Perth and subsequently suffered narrow losses to Austra­ champion Evander Holyfield heads back to his corner part of France's bit to win the European Championships in lia and India. after successfully defending his title here three weeks Sweden next June. National team boss Michel Platini was among The World Series will ~ake a break after tomorrow's game those who tried to persuade him not to quit. Playing in the French with Australia facing India in a test mlltch beginning December ago. Holyfield beat Bert Cooper in seven rounds to stay attack alongside Jean-Pierre Papin, Cantona scored 12 goals in 26. - on top ofthe heavyweight world, and undefeated in 27 his 20 games. professional bouts. Photograph: Agence France·Presse