DOCSLIB.ORG

N$10M Facelift for Etosha

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
N$10M Facelift for Etosha * TODAY: S_OUTH AFRICA ACTS\' 9N'TOXIC,WASTE * UNITA.YICliIM DIES AT·.. OSHAKATI * N$1.S0 (GST Inc.) ThurSday July 41994 Namibia 'and Malawi to be cop work on closer ties • CHRISTOF MALETSKY Lombaard was yesterday found NAMIBIA will soon dispense with visa require­ guilty on 20 counts of ments for Malawians following talks between the fraud after he had Presidents of both countries yesterday. pretended to be a Speaking to the press after a working lunch with member of the President Sam Nujoma, newly-elected Malawian Namibian Police and President Bakili Muluzi (52) said that relaxing of had received salaries visa requirements was one of the subjects dis­ amounting to a cussed. combined value of President Sam Nujoma said the Ministry of For­ N$10 700 between eign Affairs would be dealing with the matter 1991 and 1992. which would promote business and tourism be­ Lombaard ap­ tween the two countries. peared in the Nujoma said Muluzi 's visit had strengthened the Windhoek Magis­ relations between Namibia and Malawi and they trates Court on could now forge ahead with economic develop­ charges that he had ment. made false state­ Muluzi was voted into power in May this year ments to M Van when the country staged its first multi-party elec­ Schoor of the tions after the international community forced Namibian Police. former autocratic life President Hastings Kamuzu The case was post­ Banda to take part in a referendum in June 1993. poned to November 11 for sentence. Continued on p'age 2 • TOMMINNEY IMMIG~TION officials yester­ day arrested 27 men, 20- women and 47 children, including some former members of Koevoet and the SA-commanded troops in Na­ mibia. Last night they were being driven south at Gov­ ernment expense to Ariamsv lei on the border, some 500 kilometres away from Mariental where they had spent the day negotiating at a police and anny LIVE !! LIVE !!LlVE !! LIVE !!LlVE !! LIVE !! roadblock. Meanwhile, Swapo secretary-general Moses Garoeb, backed by party officials, called the return The R&st& Relbels of the former soldiers an "anned ... invasion" and accused police of helping them. Garoeb told a media briefmg Swapo is to mobilise THE mass demonstrations today "to expel these ele­ 5Ta ments" and called for the "immediate arrest and trial" of leaders of the opposition DTA party. 'STAND BY TO REPEL INVADERS' ... Swapo The political temperature was rapidly rising ahead Secretary-General Moses Garoeb, backed by of the Swapo mobilisation at the same time as other party leaders, yesterday said the ruling party will mobilise to stop the return of former Continued on page 2 SWATF and Koevoet members. N$10m facelift for Etosha • CHRISTOF MALETSKY N$2 217 965 would be set aside for refurbishment in Etosha National Park. CLOSE TO N$10 million will be spent on Approximately 85 of the w~rld's most beautiful renovations, maintenance and refurbishments women will arrive in Windhoek in April. The 150- at the Etosha National Part in preparation room five star hotel complex is scheduled to be Performing also tonight 4 August till for the 1995 Miss Universe beauty competi­ completed some 12 days before the contestants jet Saturday 6 August and on Sunday 7 tion which will be held in Namibia. in to the Namibian capital. MinisterofInformation Ben Amathila announced Some 650" million people worldwide will watch August . at yesterday's Cabinet briefing that N$9 969 965 the competition on television and Miss Universe Jazz Evening had been set aside to spruce up the park ahead of the will be crowned on the night of May 22. Negotia­ Miss Universe competition which will be held in tions are still underway on the location of the final Come and experience the Africa for the first time. stages of the competition. Stocks and Stocks Leisure (Namibia) (Pty) Ltd, The television coverages of the competition pro­ ultimate thrill!!! the company responsible for bringing the competi­ vides a wonderful opportunity for the host country Don·t miss this dynamic performance at tion to Namibia, has already officially launched the to promote its tourist attractions as the women are start of its N$81 million hotel to be built at the filmed enjoying the best the country has to offer. the only place to bel Country Club in Windhoek. Another new four star hotel, a joint venture with Cabinet decided thatN$7 752 000 would be spent TransNamib worth N$45 million, will be com­ See 120 there! on renovations and maintenance and the remaining pleted in Swakopmund in December. 2 Thursday August 4 1994 THe NAMIBIAN Four charged with beating man to death • JOSEF MOTINGA picked up a stick and beat Kafita. The witness said he did not see Martin beat FOUR MEN appeared in the Kafi ta who had run away until Martin Windhoek High Court yesterday had chased after him and tripped him. charged with murdering Haikando Hamunyangi had kicked Kafita in the Kafita at Oshipala Village, in the neck and Ndameshime had beaten him Ondangua district, on February 23 with sticks. this year. The deceased had tried to run away a The four men are Simeon Hanga, third time and had been tripped by Mar­ Tuhafeni Ndameshime, Erastus Martin tin again. The five of them had left Kafita and Thomas Hamunyangi. lying on the ground and had gone to the A friend of the accused and brother of cuca shop. When they had returned Tuhafeni, Fillipus Ndameshime, testi ­ shortly afterwards, they had found the fied that at around l5hOO on the day, he deceased lying motionless. Ndameshime and the four accused had passed Kafita 's had beaten the deceased once on the house. He was chopping wood with a buttocks with a stick. panga. Hanga had observed to Kafita Under cross-examination by Sagrys that the panga looked like one he had at Grobler, defence counsel, the witness FACE TO FACE ••• President Bakili Muluzi of Malawi (left) and President Sam Nujoma pictured home, and had taken it from him. Hanga said there had been problems between after their working lunch at State House yesterday. Photo: Christof Maletsky and Kafita had started to argue and Kafita and Hanga. The former had Hanga had kicked Kafi ta on the head stabbed one of Hanga 's friends and he and he had fallen to the ground. Kafita had been beaten by people in the village - Nam to establish closer ties with Malawi had run away followed by three of the and taken to hospital. Kafita had threat­ accused. Mamunyangi had tripped ened to kill Hanga and Heita. ConI. from page 1 . -I dent said new areas of agricultural and small power, George Kafita and kicked him. Hanga had cut a The accused did not testify. The State co-operation would in­ scale businees and they Kanyanya; Lieutenant palm-stick and beat the deceased with and the defence closed their cases and Muluzi was the former clude bilateral agree­ can learn about animal General OB Binauli; his it, the witness said. Ndameshime had will present final arguments today. Minister of Education, ments on trade and re­ husbandry and meat ex­ personal doctor C 1-1-------------------- - ---­ Transport and Commu­ gional integration into port from us," President Kahumbe; chief of pro­ nications and Minister the Southern African NiJjoma said. tocol MN Hanjahanja; Without Portfolio in Development Commu­ Muluzi's delegation press officer Alaudin has rabid attack Banda' s government nity (SADC) to promote included°the Minister of Osman as well as jour­ before he· resigned in development issues. External Affairs, nalists from Malawi 1982to go into business. "Namibia has a lot to Edward Bwanali; Min­ Broadcasting Corpora­ The Malawian Presi- learn from Malawi about ister ofLabour arid Man- tion. NAU -AIB (OKAHANDJA) ,It A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY ••• flonlc of Real F.·itate (Ply) Ud. BRAND NeW! 11 Houses to . f choose from Koevoet controversy Prices from IQ.~ MPs Katuutire Kaura, [ Cont. from page 1 rested, as on Tuesday they Jerry Jagger and Alois had been arrested and only Government sought a so­ Gende. charged on three counts at ~ lution. Smit denied Swapo Keetrnanshoop. The cases N$65595.00 "'1ItI Cabinet earlier said any claims that Gende was a were postponed until next -- $ to . ~ genuine Namibians could former Koevoet officer. month and the magistrate o ~ C2.68>ftP return home, regardless of He added that once the apparently said they could N$1 06 056.00 whether they had served returnees' papers were proceed. in foreign armies or not. stamped and the people It is not clear if there are Home Affairs Minister returned to MarientaI, they more charges that can be Hifikepunye Pohamba would be able to go to brought. Some firearms confirmed this last night. their villages. have been handed to po­ There appeared to be Yesterday G aroeb lice and according to some some confusion as to the called on Swapo members accounts permits have al­ returnees' likely fate at the to converge on the party ready been issued. Complete with border. headquarters at 09hOO to­ It is possible another .&>harnba said they must day to resist the returnees 500 men and thei'r fami ­ * Carpets go back to where they and added party members lies are waiting to return came from while Govern­ are mobilising at to Namibia from near their * Tiles mentcontinuedscreening. Rehoboth and Mariental. old home at Rooiberg in :,. This will be more strin­ "All comrades will be South Africa from which . 1 * Burglarproofing o gent than usual procedures mobilised, I myself will they were apparently . .o o, ' \ evicted on Sunday. " ~~·~. _ " v' _ "_ _ -$ * Transfer costs and could take long in­ be at the front," he said.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Transforming the Springboks: Re-Imagining the South African Nation Through Sport
    This paper is a post-print of an article published in Social Dynamics 29:1 (2003): 27-48. The definitive version is available at: http://www.africanstudies.uct.ac.za/downloads/29_1farquharson.zip Transforming the Springboks: Re-imagining the South African Nation through Sport 1 Karen Farquharson and Timothy Marjoribanks Abstract Nation-building occurs not only through the creation of formal institutions, but also through struggles in cultural and symbolic contexts. In apartheid South Africa, the rugby union Springboks both symbolised and institutionalised a racially based form of ‘bounded citizenship’. In post-apartheid South Africa, the Springboks have emerged as a contested and significant site in the attempt to build a non-racial nation through reconciliation. To explore these contests, we undertook a qualitative thematic analysis of newspaper discourses around the Springboks, reconciliation and nation-building in the contexts of the 1995 and 1999 Rugby World Cups. Our research suggests, first, that the Springboks have been re-imagined in newspaper discourses as a symbol of the non-racial nation-building process in South Africa, especially in ‘media events’ such as the World Cup. Second, we find that there are significant limitations in translating this symbolism into institutionalised practice, as exemplified by newspaper debates over the place of ‘merit’ in international team selection processes. We conclude that the media framing of the role of the Springboks in nation-building indicates that unless the re-imagination of the Springboks is accompanied by a transformation in who is selected to represent the team, and symbolically the nation, the Springboks’ contribution to South African nation-building will be over.
    [Show full text]
  • 'Picli~O ;Abd' 'Prelid'ehf Travel To· Coprivi
    ~ '."eIllAY~ ANGOLAN GOVJT.'"C~ L:: l!S \ F. OB ~ NEWj SAN~T,IOHS, ' TOROMBA,CASECONTINUES * SUPER SPORT"* ' PiCli~o 'Prelid'ehf travel to· Coprivi ;abd~:; .. :;::~. .. '. Caprivi and b~krUni~tostro~g P1eetingtraditionalleaders, and . ists,mainlyftom Government· near the port. According to ra­ STAFF REPORTER opposition from local chief visiting the giant Pldico projects owned media, on a tour ofPidico dio reports Bassan bas also an· Bonilace MalJlili. which were started too late this work in Jobannesburg and Mo· nounced a N$l00 million print­ PRESIDENT Sam ~ujoma and Last nlgbt ~resldent ~ujoJp~ year for a harvest an,d are now UllQbique. Ingp~ for Windhoek althougb top staff of a foreign inveStor and ' regional Governor telix postponed until the ne:xl season. in recent montbs Pidico bas Ndadi Tsboombe, managing di­ are set to meet traditional lead­ Mukasa were reportedly meet· Ithas Dot yet proved possible to taken Namibia'sinvestmentscene rector of one oftbe local compa­ ers in theCaprivi to smooth the log at the town's Zambezi Lodge .reach Pidico m*,nagi!lR director bystonn. nies ihvolved, has denied this. way for planned agrlcul~ure hotel after the Preside~~arrh'ed)foham~HassantOanswerq9es­ , Tbe controversial company Lawyers acting for Ilassan schemes. .. ti'omRundu.Riotlng, appa:rentlydons abaut tbe ba~kground.nd helped With much of tbe Walvis have twice issued press releases Projects, Industrial Develop· in opposition to the fann project; otber details of Pidico. Bay reintegration celebrations threatening to sue a local Sun· ment and Investment Company has caused at least one deatb. ...... Accordingtosolpereportsheis and Pre$ldent SamNujoma inau~ day newspaper which wrote dls- (l-Idico) has beenaward~ two The President's sthedule in.
    [Show full text]
  • Os Du Randt Phil Vickery Gethin Jenkins Martin
    OS DU RANDT PHIL VICKERY GETHIN JENKINS PILONE - SUDAFRICA, 80 caps PILONE - INGHILTERRA, 73 caps PILONE - GALLES, 129 caps velocità. 56 velocità. 62 velocità. 68 finalizzazione. 60 finalizzazione. 54 finalizzazione. 58 potenza. 92 potenza. 96 potenza. 92 placcaggio. 88 placcaggio. 92 placcaggio. 90 calcio. 50 calcio. 50 calcio. 62 ferocia. 84 ferocia. 90 ferocia. 82 MARTIN CASTROGIOVANNI PAUL O’CONNELL MARTIN JOHNSON PILONE - ITALIA, 119 caps SECONDA LINEA - IRLANDA, 108 caps SECONDA LINEA - INGHILTERRA, 84 caps velocità. 64 velocità. 66 velocità. 64 finalizzazione. 68 finalizzazione. 64 finalizzazione. 54 potenza. 96 potenza. 90 potenza. 90 placcaggio. 86 placcaggio. 88 placcaggio. 92 calcio. 56 calcio. 54 calcio. 52 ferocia. 84 ferocia. 92 ferocia. 96 VICTOR MATFIELD RICHIERICHIE McCAW OLIVIER MAGNE SECONDA LINEA - SUDAFRICA,133 caps TERZA LINEA - NUOVA ZELANDA, 148 CAPS TERZA LINEA - FRANCIA, 89 CAPS velocità. 78 velocità. 74 velocità. 70 finalizzazione. 62 finalizzazione. 82 finalizzazione. 70 potenza. 84 potenza. 84 potenza. 86 placcaggio. 80 placcaggio. 94 placcaggio. 94 calcio. 64 calcio. 60 calcio. 58 ferocia. 86 ferocia. 94 ferocia. 94 SEAN FITZPATRICK MARIO LEDESMA KEITH WOOD TALLONATORE - N.ZELANDA, 92 caps TALLONATORE - ARGENTINA, 83 caps TALLONATORE - IRLANDA, 58 caps velocità. 62 velocità. 58 velocità. 74 finalizzazione. 68 finalizzazione. 56 finalizzazione. 72 potenza. 80 potenza. 80 potenza. 94 placcaggio. 84 placcaggio. 84 placcaggio. 92 calcio. 54 calcio. 54 calcio. 80 ferocia. 80 ferocia. 84 ferocia. 90 JOHN SMIT JOHN EALES SERGIO PARISSE TALLONATORE - SUDAFRICA, 111 caps SECONDA LINEA - AUSTRALIA, 86 caps TERZA LINEA - ITALIA, 142 caps velocità. 60 velocità. 68 velocità. 72 finalizzazione. 64 finalizzazione. 54 finalizzazione. 72 potenza. 88 potenza.
    [Show full text]
  • Luca Bigi E Ai Suoi Compagni Il Più Sincero E Saranno Sfide Difficili, Anche Rugbistico Degli “In Bocca Al Lupo”
    2 SALUTI ISTITUZIONALI 7 CALENDARIO SEI NAZIONI 2021 8 ALBO D’ORO SEI NAZIONI 10 TUTTI I RISULTATI DEL SEI NAZIONI 12 LE CLASSIFICHE DEL SEI NAZIONI 15 LA NAZIONALE 16 STAFF AZZURRO 20 IL CAPITANO AZZURRO 21 GLI AZZURRI 38 IL MINUTAGGIO DEGLI AZZURRI 40 LE STATISTICHE DELLA NAZIONALE 42 LE STATISTICHE DELL’ITALIA AL SEI NAZIONI 46 L’ITALIA AL SEI NAZIONI 47 I TABELLINI DELL’ITALIA DI FRANCO SMITH 49 LE AVVERSARIE 50 LA SCHEDA DELLA FRANCIA 52 LA SCHEDA DEL GALLES 54 LA SCHEDA DELL’INGHILTERRA 56 LA SCHEDA DELL’IRLANDA 58 LA SCHEDA DELLA SCOZIA 60 GLI ARBITRI DELL’ITALIA 64 FORSE NON TUTTI SANNO CHE... NEW HOME KIT INDICE 2020 - 2021 1 67 PROGRAMMA STAMPA SHOP.FEDERUGBY.IT Un anno fa approcciavamo il Guinness Un anno per rilanciarci, un Torneo Sei Nazioni del ventennale con un per tornare ad essere protagonisti. 2 nuovo staff tecnico e le speranze Il 6 febbraio riparte l’avventura degli che sempre accompagnano L’edizione 2021 che, per noi, parte azzurri nel Guinness Six Nations, GLIIL SALUTO ALTRI DEL i nuovi inizi. Nessuno di noi il 6 febbraio all’Olimpico di Roma in un’edizione che assume un AZZURRIPRESIDENTE F.I.R. poteva nemmeno lontanamente contro la Francia, dev’essere un particolare valore, dopo un 2020 prevedere gli stravolgimenti sociali, segnale di speranza per tutti. Per che ha stravolto le nostre vite e lo culturali, economici che avrebbero gli atleti, i tecnici, gli sponsor che ci sport mondiale. Il Sei Nazioni, con caratterizzato il 2020, cambiando per sono rimasti vicini in questi mesi, il suo prestigio, i suoi campioni e sempre il mondo e, di riflesso, il nostro ma soprattutto per gli appassionati, l’attenzione mediatica che è capace sport.
    [Show full text]
  • Die Vestiging Van Die Noord-Transvaler Metro As Plaaslike Koerant, 1993-1996 Die Vestiging Van Die Noord-Transvaler Metro As Plaaslike Koerant, 1993-1996
    D IN VOELING MET DIE GEMEENSKAP Die vestiging van die Noord-Transvaler Metro as plaaslike koerant, 1993-1996 Die vestiging van die Noord-Transvaler Metro as plaaslike koerant, 1993-1996 Elvira Bradley 9201807 Verhandeling voorgele ter gedeeltelike vervulling van die vereistes vir die graad MA (Bedryfskommunikasie) Departement Kommunikasie aan die Potchefstroomse Universiteit vir Christelike Hoer Onderwys Studieleier: Dr JD Froneman November 1997 Summary People want to know what happens in their community. This need for information is gratified by newspapers. The editorial staff of a local newspaper are aware of this and they create a news agenda to satisfy these needs. The creation of an Afrikaans local weekly paper, Noord-Transvaler Metro, is the topic of this study. By studying the front-page agenda of Metro, it can be determined what the editorial staff did to attract people to read Metro and thus establish it. Interviews were held with people involved in the creation of Metro and documents studied to determine the history of Metro, which was to a certain extent, a replacement for the daily Transvaler. The agenda-setting theory and the needs and gratification theory were used in this study as an explanation for the relationship between what people want in a local paper and what Metro put on its front page to become viable. A qualitative data-analysis shows that Metro's front-page agenda mainly focused on the different municipalities in its distribution area (Greater Pretoria), crime and sport. Metro's front-page agenda was evaluated in terms of criteria set for local newspapers in various publications.
    [Show full text]
  • TALES from the BANGER KITCHEN During the Course of Feeding the Hungry Masses at Wall Street, One Has Encountered Some Pretty Strange Dudes Over the Years
    ell, what a busy year it is turning out to be. Since W the last Banter, we entered a team in the Pattaya 10’s and nearly took first prize. Unfortunately the youth- ful Southerners took it away. Then came the Phuket 10’s. This year I was part of the touring party and I can vouch for those who said it was a great tour. There are some photos on the ensuing pages which give you an insight into how we won the Plate and how as a bunch of “Convicts” impressed the locals as well as visitors. Next, came the visit of Jonah Lomu and Steve Thomp- son to Bangkok. They put in a lot of time at Pattana on the Saturday coaching the kids and then attended a Charity dinner in the evening. It was a great few days while they were here with lots of photo opportunities. Bangers rugby shirts were given to them which they both immediately wore. The evening also inspired some unusual behaviour and the subject of a new t-shirt. Then the annual Bangers Golf Day. Very well organ- ised. It was a great day even if I only made 9 holes be- fore collapsing (it was the heat). Foxy (Soi Dog) made the prize giving more interesting than usual, by award- The biggest issue of the Banter sofar. So much to in- ing prizTes and then quickly taking them back!!. It was clude this quarter.. Paul Hollings has taken the reins great fun and thanks to the organisers and sponsors. as club captain.
    [Show full text]
  • Bosch Rugby Supporters' Club
    RONDEBOSCH BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL 2018 2 22 STAFF & MANAGEMENT ACADEMIC 28 44 48 CULTURE PASTORAL SOCIETIES 56 84 114 SUMMER SPORT WINTER SPORT TOURS Editors Mr K Barnett, Ms J de Kock, Ms S Salih | Assistant Editors Mr A Ross, Ms S Verster Proof reader Ms A van Rensburg | Cover photo (aerial) Mr A Allen E1983 A huge thank you to all of the parents, pupils, staff and the Rondebosch Media Society who contributed photographs Art Ms P Newham | Advertising Ms C Giger Design Ms N Samsodien | Printer Novus Print Solutions incorporating Paarl Media and Digital Print Solutions Rondebosch Boys’ High School | Canigou Avenue, Rondebosch 7700 | Tel +27 21 686 3987 Email [email protected] | website www.rondebosch.com/high/ STAFF AND MANAGEMENT HEADMASTER’S ADDRESS Mr Chairman, ladies and gentlemen and boys, men of Through reflecting on her own life, Adichie shows that E18, welcome to the annual Grade 12 Speech Night. these misunderstandings and limited perspectives are Unfortunately, our Guest of Honour, Professor Mamokgethi universal. It is about what happens when complex human Phakeng, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cape Town beings and situations are reduced to a single narrative. was unable to attend tonight’s proceedings but she has Her point is that each individual situation contains a graciously offered to speak at our valedictory. compilation of stories. If you reduce people or people’s behaviour to one story, you miss their humanity. “The This evening offers me, in addressing this audience, an single story creates stereotypes,” Adichie says, “and the opportunity to reflect on the year past and to celebrate problem with stereotypes is not that they are untrue, but the achievements of the graduating group, the Matrics of that they are incomplete.
    [Show full text]
  • Legends of World Rugby Limited Edition Book Signed by the Greatest Players from Around the World
    NEW! Legends of World Rugby Limited edition book signed by the greatest players from around the world: Colin Meads, Gareth Edwards, ‘Campo’, Barry John, Hugo Porta, Frik du Preez, John Eales, Michael Jones, Naas Botha, Willie John McBride, Tony O’Reilly, ‘Fitzy’, Cliff Morgan, Joost van der Westhuizen, Joel Stransky, JPR Williams, Jackie Kyle … That’s just for starters! Add Mike Gibson, Philippe Sella, Merv Davies, Nick Farr-Jones, Mark Ella, Michael Lynagh, Fergus Slattery … Plus more stars from the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s such as Benoit Dauga, Walter Spanghero, Jackie Matthews, Bleddyn Williams, Dickie Jeeps, Jo Maso, Lucien Mias, Nick Shehadie, Pierre Villepreux … There are All Black greats such as ‘Kirky,’ Brian Lochore, ‘Super Sid,’ Kevin Skinner, ‘Foxy,’ Bob Scott, Wilson Whineray and ‘Tiny’ White … Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity THE PLAYERS WHO SIGNED as there EVER been a book like in Whangamata, to Campese in Durban, ALBALADEJO, PIERRE (FRANCE), BEAUMONT, BILL (ENGLAND), BENNETT, PHIL (WALES), this? Not likely! Now you're to Andy Irvine in Edinburgh, to Edwards BOTHA, NAAS (SOUTH AFRICA), CAMPESE, Hbeginning to see the quality of in Porthcawl … the journey of the signing DAVID (AUST), CARLING, WILL (ENG), this collection. Above are just some of the material inexorably continued. CATCHPOLE, KEN (AUST), CLAASSEN, 75 legendary players from the amateur JOHAN (S AFR), CONNOR, DES (AUST), The stories of 100 ‘Legends’ are covered COTTON, FRAN (ENG), CRAUSTE, MICHEL era who’ve signed YOUR precious in this fabulous book. Out of (FRANCE), DAVIES, GERALD (WALES), DAVIES, limited edition. You may have respect to the dead, the MERV (WALES), DAUGA, BENOIT (FRANCE), seen some of them appear in balance of players is made DUCKHAM, DAVID (ENG), DU PLESSIS, the Opening Ceremony of MORNE (S AFR), DU PREEZ, FRIK (S AFR), up of legendary players EALES, JOHN (AUST), EDWARDS, GARETH the World Cup in France.
    [Show full text]
  • An Anthropological Study Into the Lives of Elite Athletes After Competitive Sport
    After the triumph: an anthropological study into the lives of elite athletes after competitive sport Susanna Maria (Marizanne) Grundlingh Submitted in fulfilment of the requirements in respect of the Doctoral Degree in Philosophy in the Department of Anthropology in the Faculty of Humanities at the University of the Free State Supervisor: Professor Robert Gordon December 2015 DECLARATION I, Susanna Maria (Marizanne) Grundlingh, declare that the thesis that I herewith submit for the Doctoral Degree of Philosophy at the University of the Free State is my independent work, and that I have not previously submitted it for a qualification at another institution of higher education. I, Susanna Maria (Marizanne) Grundlingh, hereby declare that I am aware that the copyright is vested in the University of the Free State. I, Susanna Maria (Marizanne) Grundlingh, hereby declare that all royalties as regards intellectual property that was developed during the course of and/or in connection with the study at the University of the Free State, will accrue to the University. In the event of a written agreement between the University and the student, the written agreement must be submitted in lieu of the declaration by the student. I, Susanna Maria (Marizanne) Grundlingh, hereby declare that I am aware that the research may only be published with the dean’s approval. Signed: Date: December 2015 ii ABSTRACT The decision to retire from competitive sport is an inevitable aspect of any professional sportsperson’s career. This thesis explores the afterlife of former professional rugby players and athletes (road running and track) and is situated within the emerging sub-discipline of the anthropology of sport.
    [Show full text]
  • Makazole Mapimpi
    FAF DE KLERK: ‘I WANT TO MAKE THE MOST OF EVERY OPPORTUNITY’ JULY 2020 2020 JULY ISSUE 272 ISSUE FOLLOW US ON TWITTER AND INSTAGRAM @SARUGBYMAG @SARUGBYMAG INSTAGRAM AND TWITTER ON US FOLLOW OX NCHE BIG PLAYER BIGGER IMPACT! MARCELL COETZEE RESURGENT STAR EYES NEXT SPRINGBOK DREAM Pollard on the path to greatness UNSTOPPABLE MAKAZOLE JULY 2020 ISSUE 272 MAPIMPI R31.90 ( incl VAT) Other countries R27.74 (excl TAX) HOW HE BECAME BOKS’ LETHAL WEAPON Cover Final.indd 1 2020/06/04 1:02 PM Vascamen.indd 1 2020/06/03 11:33 ISSUE 272 Contents UNSTOPPABLE HANDRE POLLARD HAS PROGRESSED AS A PLAYER AND LEADER 18 BY JON CARDINELLI GOLDEN AFTERGLOW After an unforgettable World Cup, Faf 24 de Klerk is setting his sights on new goals BY CRAIG LEWIS LETHAL WEAPON SA Rugby magazine investigates what 28 makes Makazole Mapimpi so special BY SIMNIKIWE XABANISA ENDING THE DEBATE Stormers star Damian Willemse 32 is poised to be backed at flyhalf BY JON CARDINELLI WAITING GAME SA rugby looks to find a way back 38 from unprecedented challenges BY CRAIG LEWIS ON YOUR MARX A new role with the Boks and a challenging stint in 42 Japan has pushed Malcolm Marx in a new direction BRENDAN MORAN/GETTY IMAGES/GALLO IMAGES IMAGES/GALLO MORAN/GETTY BRENDAN BY JON CARDINELLI Contents_July272.indd 3 2020/06/04 08:36 NO HALF MEASURES The rugby community stepped up to aid 46 a host of worthy causes in a time of crisis BY CLINTON VAN DER BERG LION-HEARTED SPRINGBOK Marcell Coetzee hopes to tackle the British 50 & Irish Lions with the Springboks in 2021 BY CRAIG LEWIS IMPACT
    [Show full text]
  • Résultat De La Vente Du 12/09/2019
    SVV Résultat de la vente du 12/09/2019 LOT LIBELLE ADJUDICATION 1 Ensemble de 2 maillots : 80 Jan-Hendrick (Wolfie) DUVENHAGE (6 sélections) Maillot de l'équipe des Leoparskings (Namibie), n°6. Les Léopards sont une sélection des pays d'Afrique ne comprenant pas les Springboks. Maillot de l'équipe des Léopards (sélection de tous les pays d'AFRIQUE), n°15, porté par Steve Sargos (Sénégal) lors du match contre la British Army le 23 novembre 2006. 2 Maillot de l'équipe d'Afrique du Sud (assez rare sans n° de joueur). 150 3 Maillot de l'équipe d'Afrique du Sud, n°2, maillot de joueur (vers 2002-2003) 4 G.R. BOSCH (9 sélections) 800 Maillot de l'équipe d'Afrique du Sud, n°9, porté lors du match Afrique du Sud-France au Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria le 28 juin 1975. 5 Ensemble de 3 maillots : 250 Maillot de l'équipe des juniors sud-africains, n°4 (maillot de joueur). Maillot de l'équipe du collège technique de Durban, n°3, porté lors de la coupe du monde en Afrique du sud 1995. Maillot de l'équipe de la sélection de la Western Province, n°11, porté lors de la rencontre pour le centenaire de ce club. Sont joints un certificat de la collection Mike Slemen et la cravate du dîner. 6 Ensemble de 2 maillots : Maillot de l'équipe des Boland cavaliers, n°2. Maillot de l'équipe des Bulls, n°7, porté par un joueur dans le cadre du super 12. 7 Ensemble de 2 maillots : 100 Maillot de l'équipe du Transvaal, n°18.
    [Show full text]
  • 29 September 1993
    *'TODAY: ANGOLA,ONE YEAR AfTER THE ELECTIONS *,FREED MAN ATTACKED OUTSIDE COURT * SUPER SPORT!* Bringing Africa South Vol.3 No.258 Ex-death row man set to b ecome"~"'K-. lng Sheehama top candidate for Kwanyamas' STAFF REPORTER Left: Former death row prisoner Leonard A YOUNG man Sheehama is now set who narrowly to become a king in escaped the the North. gallows two years ,ago after he was convicted of five CROWN TECHNOLOGIES murders and P.O. Box 10648 Tel.: (061) 211013 sentenced to death WlNDHOEK Fax: (061) 211647 five times is tipped to become the new For the supply of Medical, Laboratory, Meteorological, King ofOva kw an­ Educational Materials and Teating Equipment, yam a early next sition. at Oihole in southern Dental and Consumables. month. Ifnothing goes wrong, Angola, the K wanyamas One of the committee Sheehama is scheduled have been led by senior members for the rein­ to be introduced to the headmen. statement of the OVakwanyamas on Oc­ It had been believed MEDICAL METEOROLOGICAL Kwanyama Kingdom tober 16. that the whole ECG machines, Monitors Thermometers yesterday confirmed Since the death of K wanyama Kingdom or Sphygmomanometers Thermo-Hygrographs speculation that Leonard King Mandume Royal families had been Stethoscopes Barometers Sheehama is the favour­ Ndemufayo, who was Scissors, Forceps Anemometers' ite candidate for the po- killed in February 1917 cont. on page 2 Hospital Furniture Operating Tables and Lamps Weather Balloons Incubators Etc, Etc Altimeters, Etc, Etc Accused attacked LABORATORY MATERIALS TESTING pH Meters Cbr Machines Conductivity Meters Compression testing Machines and car damaged Ovens Tensile Testing Machines Waterbaths · CBR/Proctor Moulds Kjendhal Apparatus Cube Moulds Incubators Tommy Izaks CBR/Proctor Hammers After Dlurder acquittal Turbidity Meters Liquid Limit Devices Water Level Recorders Will my friends Scales Balances, Etc, Etc and esteemed a murderer.
    [Show full text]