* 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. ~ > . ~~ cluding visits to the "These people obvi­ On the diarges that po­ ~TrrA' ° 0 retumees' villages and oll<;ly want to destabilise.. lice a~ collaborating with .,. 0 - included (80 /0) scrutiny of people's it is part of an election the' returnees, a police records. strategy, (at a time when) spokesperson said they DT A administrative we are preparing for Miss would follow up allega­ N$87 736-00 secretary Nico Smit, just Universe, they want to tions in a sworn affidavit back from Mariental, said scare away foreign inves­ but would not react to ru" the returnees had left the: ° tors." He added they (the mours. Asked about the Ben Diergaardt - At-your service possessions and cars there. returnees) would bring planned Swapo demon­ He added they were going "chaos" and "kids dying". stration last night, Home south only to get their pa­ Yesterday was the sec­ Affairs Minister Pohamba Tel: 06221 - 2913 pers cleared, accompanied ond time the adult said he was not aware of in their own cars by DTA returnees had been ar- it. THE NAMIBIAN Thusday August 41994·3

Toddler, 4, raped Busy first day ,for Pep AN unknown man attempted to rape a four­ year-old toddler at Otjiwarongo, the police . reported yesterday• • TOM MINNEY Johannesburg Stock Ex­ On Saturday a 20-year-old woman was raped change) on the Namibian at Rehoboth's Blok E. THERE WAS busy Stock Exchange in fu­ No-one has been arrested yet in connection trade in yesterday's ture, possibly at the same with either case. new share on the time as a rights issue. At Walvis Bay the police arrested a man in Namibian Stock Ex­ Pep Namibia is the tenth Dolfyn Street, Narraville, after he stabbed a change-Pep Namibia company to be listed on woman with a knife. The man allegedly aimed Holdings Ltd - and a the NSE, and the fi rst to harm the woman. good profit for any­ one who sold their :=;~~s:~~~e 11 BIG AUCTION I shares. People who sold their The 32,5 million shares yesterday were FRIDAY THE 5TH OF AUGUST shares were first listed at doing so a week before N$3,lOeach,agoodpre­ the share certificates and 1994, 18HOO mium for public buyers other details were set to who each paid N$2,75 be posted out. This A HUGE AND MOST INTERESTING for their shares, and dur­ meant some may not VARIETY OF GOODS FROM DIF­ ing business in the day have been entirely sure FERENT BUSINESSES AND PRI­ the price reached as high how many shares they VATE PEOPLE WILL BE SOLD BY as N$3,40 each - a mas­ FLYING THE FLAG ..• Namibian Stock Exchange chair Hans-Jiirgen owned, as only those who sive premium of nearly Steuber Oeft) rings the traditional handbell to start trading in Pep applied for only 100 PUBLIC AUCTION! 24 per cent. Namibia Ltd, with Pep Ltd chairman Christo Wiese encouraging him. shares got everything EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD!! According to a com­ (photo: Tony Edmunds) while those who applied Brand new bed base sets, Nashua fax­ pany announcement yes­ for more had theirappli­ machine, winch, steel shelving (as new), terday, the rights issue the listing ceremony, Angola if the situation "We are very proud of cations scaled down. of ·1,7 million shares was said the group is expand­ there returns to normal. the fact that we are the Buying pressure is sets of cutlery, lounge suites, fridges, Hi­ oversubscribed by 1.7 ing fast into southern He added the company the first totally Namibian thought to come from Fis, TVs, desks ... times. This means that Africa. In the next two has 10 factories in South listing," he said, adding institutions and pension ... AND LOTS MORE far more people applied months he plans a first Africa and may manu­ they were among the flTSt funds who have to hold a COME AND MAKE YOUR OWN for the shares than there store in Zambia, he is facture in Namibia too. listed on the Botswana proportion of Namibian BARGAINS! were shares available. A negotiating on a store in "In Pepkor we have a stock market in 1992, assets under new Minis­ total of I 035 applica­ Zimbabwe and 2 store philosophy that we want and there had also been try of Finance regula­ tions were received for will open in Mozam­ the communities were to strong interest there, al­ tions. AV ;\ r CT I () \ S \ !\ \1 I B I A the shares, including bique within a year. operate to participate in though the opening Wiese added he was from two out of five of Pep has 45 stores the business in all re­ share price did not rise "very" optimistic about Your better partner in auctioneering the employees. throughout Namibia and spects. As customers, as as much as in Namibia. southern Africa, and Pep Ltd chairman its many stores in north­ employees, but we also He may also dual list may consider a dual list - Christo Wiese, who ern regions could form a like them to be co-own­ parent company Pepkor ing ofPepkor some time Puccini Street, next to Croesers Garage came to Windhoek for base for expansion into ·ers. (already listqtf on the in the future. Tel: 220012 or 230189 Fax: 230189 Magistrate appointed for Guibeb probe

• CHRISTOF MALETSKY Guibeb faces charges of breaching CABINET has appointed arnag­ Tender Board regulations, alleged istrate to investigate three negligence in handling the transac­ tion and the alleged allowing of his charges of misconduct against acquaintance with certain individuals • permanent secretary: Ministry to influence the decision to award a of Foreign Affairs, Andreas Government contract. Bring Dad for a delicious Buffet Lunch Guibeb. Last month Cabinet decided there The a nnouncement of Ben was sufficient evidence to warrant an this Sunday ... we will pay for his BEER! Myburg's appointme nt follows invesigation, although Guibeb was Guibeb's denial of the charges, put to not suspended. him through a letter to the Minister of This followed after the office of the Our June Specialities! Fillet of Sole Foreign Affairs Theo-Ben Gurirab. Cabinet, the agency responsible for More than 15 months ago Om­ the discipline of permanent secretar­ & selected fine Wines budsman, Jariretundu Kozonguizi, in ies, provided Cabinet with an evalua­ his annual report, described Guibeb' s tion of the findings and recommenda­ * in our Dunes Restaurant, of course action in buying seven Government tions of the Ombudsman, and on pro­ (but excluding Sunday Lunch) Mercedes Benz through the Namtro cedures to be followed. company as fav ouritism and tanta­ Contacted yesterday Myburg said • SOLE FILLETS 'WALESKA' mount to corruption. he had not yet received his letter of • SOLE FILLETS and GIANT MUSSELS The permanent secretary's wife al­ appointment and was not able to say legedly worked for Namtro and what procedures he would follow. • SOLE FILLETS and SMOKED SALMON Kozonguizi proposed that action be However earlier repOrts indicated each for only N$35.00 taken against Guibeb. that once the investigation was com­ Kozonguizi also questioned a N$16 pleted Guibeb would get a chance to and sel~cted Wines 000 payment to Guibeb by the com­ put his side of the story. Cape Bay Chardonnay or pany. In response Guibeb claimed he It will then be up to Cabinet and the had sold a computer to the company Public Service Commission to decide Cape Bay Pinotage 750ml only N$29.50 but was reluctant to produce docu­ whether the charges will stick and ments. possible action. *OASIS BAR 18:00-19:00 Draujlht Beer: buy one GET ONE f:REE! ••• and FRUHSCHOPPEN every first & last Saturday 2 more hangings in North of the month In the Gustav Voigts Centre Plaza !

• OSWALD SHIVUTE Amunghambya squatter town near Reserv ations : J oan 222300 (08:00 - 17:00) Oshakati died after he hanged himself THE number of suicides by hanging on Friday. in the North continues to rise. Matha Mateta, 34, from Onambeke Police at Oshakati this week re­ near Onyaanya in Oshikoto Region ported that two more residents had also died on Friday after hanging committed suicide in this way at the herself near her house. end

4 Thursday August 04 1994 THE NAMIBIAN

Five 21hOS: Solitaire 18h3S: Bome and Namibia Away 21h36: Oprah Behind 18hS8: Agriculture The Scenes obe for All Oprah takes viewers be­ 19h29: Music . hind the scenes on the 16h56: Opening 19h36: Family movie set to meet the 17hOO: Sesame Street Matters stars and talk to them. 18hOO: Kiddies Enter (final) Watch out for some sur­ tainment 20hOO:. News prising revelations. 18h12: The Jackson 20h34: Ondunge 22h23: Sport 15hOO: The ilton, Richard Boone, Flintstones Charles Bronson 15h30: Owl TV 22hOO: Mr Baseball An informative and en­ (A) tertaining series focus­ 23h45: Leathal M .... N*15·T ing on wildlife and envi- Weapon m * ronment issues. (16) (KIT starts) (KTV 'ends) 01h45: Monkey 09hOO: The Elephant' (Open Time) House I (A) Show 16hOO: Full Bouse 03hOO: At Play In The (KIT ends) 16h30: Loving Fields Of 09h30: Egoli 17hOO: Egoli The Lord 10hOO: Madame 17h30: Married With (16) Sousatzka (A) Children 06hl0: Transmission (KIT starts) (Premium time) Ends 14hOO: Chip 'n Dale 18hOO: Brideshead Rescue Revisited Rangers Starring: Anthony An- 14h30: MagilJa drews, Jeremy Irons, NUNW to provide skills Gorilla Diana Quick 14h40: Yippee, 19hOO: Sixty Minutes Yappee & 19h5O: M-Net Yahooey Cares training for shopstewards 14hSO: The (A) Norway, Finland, Belgium and Hol­ Adventures 20hOO: A Thunder Of land through the International Con­ federation of Free Trade Unions. gr::::Sce Starrin::~e~:g~~am- ,.(llt•• lt_i llJ= ~~ ~~~~ :~~~ Esau ~Iso announced that the fed­ WNDON:AcoupJe'sad- S · d reached the height of their ~aining to workers' representa- eration's newsletter, The Namibian venturous sex romp on an ex turns Into owner .passion, the woman tivesattheworkplace. Worker, will be revived next month upper branch of a tree in slipped from one of the Federation Secretary General through the department of Informa­ London's Windsor Great leg , officials said decided to climb the oak branches ... and plunged Bernhardt Esau told a media briefing tion and Publicity. Park came to an abrupt yesterday.'They had ap- tree to add a bit of spice to to the ground. It was a this week that that study groups will The decision to revive the newslet­ end when the woman feH parently gone to the park the session," said a park very clear case of coitus be used to provide the shopstewards ter was taken at a Central Executive to the ground and broke a for a bit of nookie and spokesperson. "As they interruptus," he said. with trade union and shopsteward Committee (CEC) meeting last week­ , .. skills. fi f end. The meeting also passed resolu­ The Irst .phase 0 the programme tions on trade union unity, the capac­ will culminate in an NUNW National ity-building of the NUNW and work­ PLEASE TAKE NOTE Shopsteward Workshop in Windhoek ers' education. It welcomed trade un­ REPUBLIC OF during October. ion unity ·talks between the'different It is supported by trade union or­ unions in the public sector and be­ PRIM~ PROS NAMIBIA ganisations from Denmark, Sweden, tween the teahcers unions. - ' MINISTRY OF FINANCE ~· N~t'W did NOT take part in E '~'~ TENDER BOARD t ,. : the printers protest TENDERS ARE AWAITED FOR _.. march 1. TENDER NO:A21/94 TENDER FOR THE.cATERING SERVICE FOR NIED HOSTEL AT OKAHANDJA FOR on 2 August 1994. THE PERIOD 1 OCTOBER 1994 TO 31 SETEMBER 1995

We disassociate 2.TENDER NO: A25/94 TENDER OF MANNING AND MAINTENANCE FOR THE PATROL HEUCOPTER ourselves FOR THE PERIOD 1 OCTOBER 1994 TO 31 from such actions SEPTEMBER 1995 3. TENDER NO:A11/94 TENDER FOR THE HIRE OF VEHICLES TO THE GOVERNMENT FOR THE PERIOD Management 1 OCTOBER 1994 TO 30 SEPTEMBER 1995

Prime Press 4. TENDER NO:A173 /94 TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR THE PERIOD 1 OCTOBER 1994 TO 30 SEPTEMBER 1995 YOUNG BLOOD •.•The NUNW has appointed Christiaan Ranga Haikali as deputy Secretary General of the federation. Itaikali replaces Kaatry Closing date: (1 to 3) 11h OO on Tuesday 30 September 1994 Kamwi who left the federation last year. Baikali (26) started his work with .VACANCY (4) lIhOO on Tuesday 6 September 1994 the union as regional organiser of the Metal and Allied Nambian Workers CREDIT CONTROLLER/ DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE OF Union (Manwu) at Walvis Bay in 1988. Be became acting General DATA ENTRY CLERK The Secretary :Tender Board secretary of Manwu in July 1991 and served the union until the end of Ground floor, Fiscus Building 1992. He has been education co-ordinator at the time he was appointed to '1() John Meinert Street tbe position. Above: NUNW Secretary General Bernhardt Esau (left) Applications are invited from suitably Windhoek with his newly appointed deputy Christiaan Ram!a Balkali. qualified Namibians for the above posi­ TENDERS MUST BE FORWARDED TO The Secretary: Tender Board tion. Duties to include bank deposits, data P.O. Box 3328 entry cash receipts. credit control and WINDHOEK collection. Knowledge of AccPac Fax No.: (061) 36454 OR DEPOSITED IN: preferable. but not essential. The Tender Box; Training will be given. Ground Floor: Fiscus Building 10 John:Meinert Street Windhoek Educational requirements: senior certificate NB: N$~ Levy (Non refundable) is payable in Advance in cash or bank guaranteed cheques only (Unpaid tender documents will be prejudiced). Apply in writing with full curriculum SECRETARY: TENDER BOARD. 25 1635 vitae: Box 20783. Windhoek, or tel­ ephone Mrs V Gallagher. 36970. ext 15 (mornings only) THE NAMIBIAN Thursday August 04 1994 5

Leaders in North gather over land issue l ~if6v~~1t!-:' ,aies • • OSWALD SHIVUTE • • OSWALD SHIVUTE AT ONGWEDIVA liminary preparation for issue on the national cem over the illegal fenc­ the People's Land Con­ agenda and to make the ing of communal lands, KINGS, Senior Headmen, viUage headmen and ferencetobeheldinSep­ upcorning Land Act re­ land shortages, the sell­ other community leaders have just held a tember 1994.Theobjec­ flective ofthe aspirations ing oflands and the land workshop at Ongwediva on the Land Issue. , tive of the national con­ of the rural and urban tenure system. They The gathering was or­ how residents in the 'ference, organised by the constituencies. asked for another sys­ ganised by the Namibia North want the land is­ NDT andothernon-gov­ At the Ongwediva tem of providing land to Development Trust. sue to be tackled. It was ernmental organisa­ workshop community communities in commu­ The aim was to hear also to serve as a pre- tions, is to put the land leaders voiced their con- nal areas. Stand'ard Bank Investment Corporation Limited The directors anno unce the unaudited results for the six months ended June 3 0 19 94 which are set out below:

Total assets up 17,9 per cent

Net taxed Income Increases by 17,0 per cent Total income increased by 15,4 per cent against the same period in the previous year. Growth in net interest income was relatively slow following the low rate of increase in advances in the second half of 1993. Some pressure on margins was also evident. Moderating bad debts, together with a strong performance in other operating income, substantially improved total income. Operating expenditure was contained to a growth of 12,6 per cent Consolidated income statement Consolidated balance sheet in the group's South African operations, while expansion and development in other African operations and in the United 6 months 6 months 12 months 30.6.94 30.6.93 31.12.93 ended ended ended R mittion Rmillion Rmillion Kingdom lifted total group costs by 15,6 per cent over the same 30.6.94 30.6.93 31 .12.93 period of 1993. Strong gains in revenues and profits were record­ R mittion Rmillion Rmillion Shareholders' funds ed in the recently acquired and developing overseas operations, -Ordinary 5514 4583 5100 WIth satfsfattory teslJltS'ln all other areas. Income from funds ~ 4340 4 117 8406 - Preference 8 8 8 Interest expense 2699 2 580 5 252 - Outside shareholders in Changes to taxes announced in the recent Budget will have a Net interest income 1641 1537 31 54 subsidiaries n 59 79 negligible effect on results in 1994. Bad and doubtful debt provision 186 220 477 Total shareholders' funds 5599 4650 5 187 1455 1317 2 677 Debentures 290 290 290 Extraordinary costs of R31 million were incurred in the period Other operating income 1039 845 1815 Current, deposit and other accounts 69660 58425 62639 Liabilities on account of customers under review. These relate mainly to premiums and goodwill paid Total income 2494 2162 4492 for acceptances 1192 1701 1291 on further strengthening the capital base of the London operation Operating expenses 1790 1549 3215 - Staff costs Total shareholders' funds and on the acquisition of Ayrton Metals. - Other operating costs c:J IT[] I~ : I and liabilities 76741 65066 69407 Operating profit before taxation 704 613 1277 Total aaaeta Increase by 17,9 per cent Taxation 275 246 509 Cash and short-term funds 5932 3506 5 366 The period has seen continued growth in mortgage lending and Operating profit after taxation Investments 4441 3 026 3985 some improvement in demand for traditional lending products. before adjustments 429 367 768 Advances and other accounts 621n 54341 55932 This resulted in an increase of 11 ,2 per cent in advances in the Taxation adjustment Remittances in transit 307 317 335 first half of this year. - Reduction in finance charges Associated companies 660 615 757 - Taxation on reduction '1'1:)42 1 1(1:)42 1 Fixed assets 1832 1560 1741 Capital expenditure of R261 million (1993: R246 million) was - Deferred taxation rate adjustment 2 2 Liabilities of customers D for acceptances 1192 1701 1291 incurred in the first six months of 1994. Operating profit after taxation 429 367 768 Share of profit of associates 53 45 91 Total assets 76 741 65066 69407 Earnings per share Increase by 17,6 per cent Net taxed income 482 412 859 Contingent liabilities The average number of ordinary shares in issue increased mar­ Attributable to - outside shareholders 4 7 16 - Letters of credit 1 169 727 863 ginally during the period and earnings per share increased by - Guarantees 6344 6 730 6759 17,6 per cent. The directors have declared a dividend of 73 cents - ordinary shareholders 478 405 843 Ordinary dividends 88 74 261 7513 7 457 7 622 per share, an increase of 17,7 per cent over the previous year. 390 331 582 Extraordinary items (31 ) 89 Notes Prospects for the year Retained surplus 359 331 671 • Share of profit of associates includes dividends received in cash and With its strong capital base, the group is well positioned to benefit scrip, there by separating income from assoc iates from ope rating from the higher economic growth that is expected to result from Financiat statistics income. improved investor confidence and consumer demand. It is likely, Number of ordinary shares in issue • Following the adoption by the Liberty Group of full equity accounting of however, that the rate of growth in earnings per share for the full - End of period (millions) 119,4 119,0 119,2 associates (including the Standard Bank Group), share of profit of asso­ year will not exceed that achieved in 1993. - Weighted average (millions) 119,3 118,9 119,0 ciates has been adjusted for the effect of cross-holdings in the Standard Dividends per share (cents) 73 62 219 Bank Group. Comparative figures have been restated. Earnings per share (cents) 401 341 708 • Taxation adjustment relates to the reduction in the rate of company tax­ Return on ordinary ation from 48 per cent to 40 per cent during the year ended December C B Strauss, Chairman shareholders' funds (%) 17,3 17,7 16,5 31 1993. This reduction released R62 mittion to income which was fully E P Theron, Group Managing :irector Return on total assets compensated by reductions in finance charges from existing project excluding acceptances (%) 1,28 1,30 1,26 finance agreements.

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~ ..., THE NAMIBIAN • . Porn king Economic Indicators Joburg ·stock exchange richest man Yesterday's quotations for unit trust funds: FUND NAME BUY SELL YIELD% JOHANNESBURG: Shares ended mixed in rea­ after touching its previous record high of R 119,00 LONDON: Sex ABSA: GE: 202,71 189,63 2,75 sonably active Johannesburg Stock Exchange trade earlier, while associate Anglos, which hit a fresh magazine owner Paul Balanced 103,39 97,05 na Raymond ls Britain's Industrial 181.67 169,95 2,1 7 -yesterday, with a weaker bullion price dragging the high on Tuesday, was l00c down at R252,00. Income 100,77 99,59 11,04 all gold index lower but industrials clawing their Among key gold shares, Vaal Reefs managed a richest man for the third year running, BOE: way firmer amid positive sentiment. 2oo-cent rise to R41 0,00, but Kloof was 25c off at Growth 240.69 224,90 2,12 A dealer said gold shares were "holding their R57 ,3 2 and Dries lost 150c to R66,00. "We've seen according to a sur­ People's Income 103,1 5 102,06 10,57 own" in the face of a sliding gold price and a steady buying of gold shares, mainly by local vey by Business Age COMMUNITY: stronger financial rand, with many players remain­ instituions. The feeling on the floor is that gold will magazine published Growth Fund 158, 16 147,82 4,58 yesterday. COMMERCIAL UNION: ing optimistic that th~ price of the metal would go higher," the trader said. Growth 173,48 161,97 2,08 resume its upward trend soon. Mining house Gencor was stuck at Tuesday's Close behlpd Raymond, wbosefdr.. COMPOSITE: The relatively positive mood there had filtered close of R 11 ,75 after shares worth R9, 17 -miIlion - All Share Index: 129,37 120,88 na through to industrials, where sentiment was also the highest value traded - changed hands in 48 tune was up by 10 FEDLIFE: buoyed by unconfirmed reports that the Pick 'n Pay deals. percent to 1,65 bU- $ Fedgro Growth 184,03 171,82 3,50 strike had ended. An official announcement was On the industrial board, SA Breweries sagged lion pounds ·(about Income 101,07 99,04 na expected after 4pm. . 25c to R87,50 but Pick 'n 'Pay gained 50c to R 12,50 ~bDUonUSdclUars) GUARDBANK: in Growth 3563,70 3315,52 2,87 Shortly after the close, the all share index was 13 ahead of two separate press conferences to be the surveyofBrlt... am's wealtlllestSOO;. " Income 119,66 118,41 11 ,64 . points up at 5 697 as the industrial index rose eight addressed by management and Saccawu: Sources Industrial 196,28 182,51 2,64 comes ~perm8rke(l points to 6 445, but the all gold index was 16 points said earlier both parties would announce an end to 1 Resources 239,49 222,73 3,21 down at 2 127. Market leader De Beers was a key the three-week nationwide strike at the retail group's .. Ilaot. .. . Dav(d Prosperity 107,13 [00,42 na feature, ending 350c or 3,10 per cent up at R 116,50 stores. - Sapa-I-Net "SaJmbury with'l;38. Stability 106,48 100,15 na ):)iplQn pOt.tndS: ,*~;' IGlLife: GE 183,52 171 ,68 2,60 ···· Other tOp eimen MEfBOARD: Include banlter Sir Metfund 319,79 299,35 2,26 EvelyncleRot~d l Gilt 121,34 120,07 11,33 1,35 bll1lon. Managed 125,37 117,68 na ., on press . High Income 100,04 98,99 na ... baton L~rd 1 METROPOLITAN: Rothermere. with MetlifeGE 146,61 137,01 5,47 l,2lbllUon and May.. ] MOMENTUM: GE 354,05 332,24 3,29 Ocean Diamond Mining Holdings Limited fair landlord the NBS: (Incorporated In Ihe Republic of South Af rica) Duke of WestQlbt~ j HallmarkGE 1351,95 1262,42 2,40 (Registration number 79/03303/06) Hallmark Income 99,90 98,90 na ("'ODM") NORWICH: . GE 668,55 624,34 2,48 OLD MUTUAL: Salient dates of clawback offer and proposed issue of shares for cash Investors 4158,66 3877,18 2,16 Sentinel 237,68 221,70 na Simpson McKie Inc IS authorised to announce th at further to the announcement of 1 August 1994 in t~.places to nlntb, aft~ i Growth 333,96 311,22 3,38 regard to the clawback offer and the proposed issue of shares for cash by ODM , The Johannesburg his wealth Upandett * Top Companies 370,38 345,21 2,67 Stock Exchange ("the JSE") and the Namibian Stock Exchange ("the NSE") have granted listings for to an estbna~ 650'1 Industrial 558,78 520,74 1,88 12 096 053 renounceable (nil paid) letters of allocation ("letters of allocation") to be Issued pursuant helpedbyhiSj Mining 520,66 485,36 2,04 to the clawback offer from Monday, 8 August 1994 to Wednesday, 31 August 1994 , both days ,o1unon, Gold 212,10 197,75 3,06 inclUSive , and for the 15 724 869 new ODM ordinary shares, arising from the clawback offer and airline VlrgiJl Attan~: Income 110,13 108,94 11 ,09 proposed Issue of shares for cash from Thursday, 1 September 1994 at a subscription price of 510 tic's trading.u~ J. SAGE: cents per ordinary share. Q.. eerfElbabttbll t Gen Equity 3383,31 3153,00 2,50 Resources 208,91 195,05 2,77 Salient dates 1994 ~.f'Eiigl~d lsin; 72D~ ; f! pla~e; With'" a Per;: Financial 640,04 596,88 na Last day for shareholders \0 register for rights In terms of sonal fortune estF' Income 215,98 213,82 na the clawback offer Friday, 5 August SANLAM:GE 2126,08 1987,35 3,01 . mated at 158.mtUion: t Ordinary shares listed ex rights Monday, 8 August 't: '';: Index 1708,23 1596,44 2,88 Listing of and dealings In letters of allocation commence on Prime Growth 629,96 588,78 3,31 the JSE and the NSE Monday, 8 August Industrial 1332,00 1244,51 2,80 Mining 381,74 356,65 3,22 Posllng of letters of allocation and circular to shareholders Friday, 12 August Confusion Income 95,70 94,22 11,99 Clawback offer opens at 09;30 Friday, 12 August SOUTHERN: GE 290,54 271,73 2,36 General meeting of shareholders to approve the proposed issue hits strike Mining 217,70 203,56 2,96 of shares for cash Monday, 29 August Pure 176,76 165,21 1,99 Last day for dealing in letters of allocation on the JSE and the NSE Wednesday, 31 August HARARE: Hundreds of Income 596,95 585,01 10,09 STANDARD BANK: Last day for splitting letters of allocation by 14;30 Thursday, 1 September striking Zimbabwean con­ struction workers yester­ GE 1520,85 1428,95 4,42 Listing of the ordinary shares commences on the JSE and the NSE Thursday, 1 September day defied a caU by their Income 91,54 90,59 11 ,01 Friday, 2 September 252,63 237,38 5,96 Clawback offer closes - payment to be made by 14:30 union to return to work Gold 135,06 127,23 4,88 Postal acceptances in an envelope postmarked on or before pending the outcome of Industrial International 146,00 136,60 2,30 2 September 1994 will be accepted until 14:30 Wednesday, 7 September talks between the union, SYFRETS:' Share certificates posted Friday, 9 September management and the gov­ Growth 425,77 397,80 2,30 Conditions precedent ernment Trustee 169,26 158,40 2,01 11 ,45 All documentation relaltng to the clawback offer and the proposed issue of shares for cash , which The strikers urged their Income 110,52 109,41 are required to be approved by the JSE and the NSE have been so approved and , where required, coUeagues who had re­ Gilt 1134,81 1123,46 11,15 will be lodged for registration by the Registrar of Companies. turned to work to join them Balanced 108,36 102,17 na Prime Select 115,66 108,24 na Inspection of documents in a march through Harare city centre, but riot police UAL: .GE 2872,29 2828,68 3,56 Copies of the relevant circular including the letters of allocation, will be available for inspection Mining 587,92 558,53 1,98 during normal business hours from Friday, 12 August 1994 up to and including Friday, 2 September intervened, Ziana news Selected 3029,39 2877,92 2,36 1994, at the following addresses; agency reported. News Gilt 1217,04 1204,87 12,23 - ODM at 4th Floor, 129 Beach Road , Mouille Point, Cape Town ; reporters were attacked by Managed 1350,90 1283,36 7,54 - Simpson McKie Inc the strikers near the Max Income 1040,35 1029,95 11,26 4th Floor, First National House, 11 Diagonal Street, Johannesburg; Meikles Hotel in the city NAMffilAN TRUSTS: - 17th Floor, Cartwright's Corner House, Adderley Street, Cape Town; and centre. OLD MUTUAL: Zimbabwe Construc­ Growth 224,97 210,00 na - 11 Kaiserkrone Centre, Post Street Mall, Windhoek. tion and Allied Trade Income 101 ,81 100,58 na Reminder of last day to register Union secretary general SANLAM: .. Ordinary shareholders of ODM are reminded that the last day to reg ister as shareholders in order to Edward Njekesa denied Growth 107,57 101 ,06 na participate in the clawback offer is Friday, 5 August 1994 . there was confusion Income 100,86 99,30 na amongst workers about Gold price Cape Town whether the strike was on 4 August 1994 Yesterday afternoon gold fixing: 378,4? US dollars per ounce or not as compared with 378,60 at morning fi xi ng, 380,00 at Tues- Workers went on strike day afternoon fixing. Corporate adviser International placing agent on Monday, but Mjekesa and sponsoring broker suspended the action on Nam dollarlUS dollar Tuesday evening at'tei the Ministry of Public Serv­ Yesterday's opening yesterday's closing ice, Labour and Social 3,6580/95 3,6475190 m Welfare requested the un­ ~ ;:; Financial rand ~ ion to halt the action pend­ SIMPSON McKIE Ine. n; & § ing the outcome of the Yesterday'S opening yesterday's closing (Registration number 84/01736/21) ®James Capel Co Limited ~ 4,560014,5800 (Member of The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (Registration number 976092) u:: meeting yesterday mom­ 4,6150/4,6350 and Consultants - the Namlblan Slack Exchange) (Member of The Securities and Fut ures AuthOri ty e~ ing. The workers are de­ and the Internati onal Stock Exchange of the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland Umlte d ) & manding a 25 per cent Money market ~ wage increase. They have 90 day BA rate: been offered 19 per cent. - Yesterday's opening yesterday's closing Sapa 11,00 11 ,00 THE NAMIBIAN• Thusday August 4 1994 7

WORLD R wandan refugees BRIEFS fear go'ing home 'Victims will GOMA: Despite the death and misery in be heard' their wretched camps in eastern Zaire, up to JOHANNESBURG: A a million fearful refugees still are refusing to truth and reconciliation return to Rwanda. commission would con­ Officials of the UN's lion lives. The United centrate on reparation for refugeeagencymetwith Nations and human victims rather than retri­ elders and community rights groups blame the bution to human rights leaders among the refu- butchery on the abusers, Justice minister · gees in an attempt to get . Rwandan army and ci­ Dullah Omar said on them to persuade their vilian militias guided by TV1's Agenda pro­ people to return to their extremist Hutu politi- grammeon Tuesday night farms and homes. cians. ''The idea of the truth "It was very unsuccess- No reports have sur- commission is to concen­ ful," Ray Wilkinson, · faced of large-scale re­ trate on victirns ... heartheir spokesman for the UN venge killings by the stories, assess what needs High Commissioner for rebel R wandan Patriotic to be

REPUBLIC OF !il...... , NAMIBIA SA nervous over role of MINISTRY OF FINANCE TENDER BOARD TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR: 1. TENDER NO. A39194 (c) REMOVAL OF NIGHT ex-SADF men in Angola SOIL BUCKETS AT GIBEON FOR THE PERIOD 1 OCTOBER 1994 TO 31 SEPTEMBER 1995. JONATHAN REES said this week. pany was confIdent of expert Helmoed Romer 2. TENDER NO.A39I94(c) REMOVAL OF WINDHOEK: South Africa wants to con­ The problem, Foreign its legality and willing Heitman said Executive HOUSEHOLD REFUSE AT RUNDU / Affairs sources say, is to assist the Foreign Af­ Outcomes, as military NKARAPAMWE FOR THE PERIOD 1 OCTOBER tribute to peace in Angola but can't stop its fInding proof. The De-. fairs probe. advisors, were techni­ 1994 TO 31 SEPTEMBER 1995. crack former combat' troops from helping fence Act makes it ille- Foreign Affairs also cally probably not ille­ both sides in that country's civil war. 3. TENDER NO A39/94(c) REMOVAL OF gal for South Africans to believes some South Af­ gal. HOUSEHOLD REFUSE AT OSHAKA n-WEST FOR "The question of mer­ force personnel. work as or recruit mer- ricans are fIghting with He said they were be­ THE PERIOD 1 OCTOBER 1994 TO 31 cenaries is a real and Executive Outcomes cenaries, but offers no - Unita, and that Pretoria­ lieved to be engaged in SEPTEMBER 1995. complex problem for us. MD Eben Barlow says defInition of the word basedcompaniesflyfood restructuring the It is a dilemma we can he has aUS$ I 40 million "mercenary". and medicines into their Angolan armed forces 4. TENDER NO.A39l94(c) REMOVAL OF NIGHT do nothing about," said contract with the This makes it difficult Huambo headquarters. away from Soviet mili­ SOIL BUCKETS AT BERSEB~ FOR THE PERIOD 1 a senior Foreign Affairs Angolan government, to prove mercenary ac- The supply flights are tary doctrines to tech­ OCTOBER 1994 TO 31 SEPTEMBER 1995 source, speaking on con­ and has.trained 4-5 000 tivities. Police have not necessarily illegal, niques more appropri­ 5. TENDER NO.A39/94(c) REMOVAL OF dition of anonymity. troops and about 30 pi­ handed an investigation but could become so un­ ate to Africa. HOUSEHOLD REFUSE AT OSHAKAn - EAST FOR United Nations Sec­ lots in advanced battle to the Attorney-Gener- der new UN sanctions The Angolan govern­ THE PERIOD 1 OCTOBER TO 31 SEPTEMBER retary General Boutros techniques. aI's office, which is un- threatened from Monday ment has not helped 1995. Boutros Ghali has called Responding to allega­ derstoodtohaveadvised ifUnita does not accept solve the problem. For­ for a ceasefIre in An­ tions of mercenary ac­ there were no grounds powersharing proposals eign Minister Venancio 6. TENDER NO.A39I94(c) REMOVAL OF NIGHT gola, and for all south­ tivity, Barlow says he forasuccessfulprosecu- tabled in Lusaka peace de Moura last weekend SOIL BUCKETS AT FRANSFONTEIN / DONKERHOEK FOR THE PERIOD 1 OCTOBER ern African countries not runs a legitimate opera­ tion. talks. "This is hanging vehemently denied any 1994 TO 31 SEPTEMBER 1995 to undermine it. tion, has co-operation "We believe they are over our heads and weak­ contract with Barlow's South Africa, recently with the police and is mercenaries and would ens our moral authority company, and insisted 7. TENDER NO.A39/94(c) REMOVAL OF readmitted to the UN, is scrutinised by the Re­ like to be seen to be do- as a democratic country the MPLA did not hire HOUSEHOLD REFUSE AT OT JINENE FOR THE anxious to comply. But ceiver of Revenue. ing everything we can to wishing to extend de­ mercenaries. PERIOD 1 OCTOBER TO 31 SEPTEMBER 1995. the Foreign Affairs de­ However, SA Foreign stop them, but we can't mocracy to the region," Foreign Affairs is hop­ partment is worried Affairs suspects Execu­ bring an effective pros- the source said. ing evidence builds up 8. TENDER NO.A39/94(c) REMOVAL OF HOUSEHOLD REFUSE AT KOSIS FOR THE about the Pretoria-based tive Outcomes are doing ecution. This is the di- Police spokesman to either support a case PERIOD 1 OCTOBER TO 31 SEPTEMBER 1995. company Executive Out­ more than just training. lemma surrounding Ex- Captain Evan lohnson against Executive Out­ comes, which is hiring The ministry was con­ ecutive Outcomes," the said the SA Police Serv­ comes to prove the com­ Closing date: (I to 8)llhOO on Tuesday 6 September former South African tinuing an investigation source said. ices did not know of any pany is recruiting mer­ 1994 Defence Force soldiers into the company and Executive Outcomes illegal activities by Ex­ cenaries, or show un­ DOCUMENTS.ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE to train MPLA govern­ the role of its employees spokesman Nico Palm ecutive Outcomes. equivocally they are not. OF: ment's army and air in Angola, a spokesman in response said the com- Defence and military - Sapa The Secretary: Tender Board Ground Floor Fiscus Building 10 John Meinert Street Windhoek Big birds at crossroads TENDERS MUST BE FORWARDED TO The Secretary: Tender Board • BRYAN PEARSON tion, non-KKLK abattoirs Coetzee vehemently de­ year for 65% ofSouth Af­ P.O. Box 3328 have been paying prices fends the co-op' s policies. rica's ostrich export in­ WINDHOEK PRINCE ALBERT, South Africa: Ostriches 60 to 70% higher than ''The KKLK made the come of R 190 million. TeI: 980 3369J3370 are set to go sky-high, farmers scratching a those received in industry what it is today," Meat, favoured in Europe, Fax No.: (061) 36454 living on scrubland farlm in the harsh semi­ Oudtshoorn. He believes he said, pointing to its se­ accounted for 25% and OR DEPOSITED IN: desert Karoo region of Cape Province be­ that now the industry is lective breeding pro­ feathers 10%. The very The Tender Box: lieve. deregulated, the 25 kilo­ gramme which has pro­ success of the KKLK Ground Floor: West Wing grams of deboned meat a duced the world's most breeding programme 10 John MeInert Street grown Windhoek Not the large and pow­ Hasselt told AFP at his bird can produce sought-after ostrich, the could also see its down­ erful birds themselves, farm on the edge of this will find new markets. African Black. "We also fall, Coetzee believes, as NB: N$S-OO leYy (non-refundable) Is payable in which are too heavy for picturesque ·Karoo town. ''There is an insatiable perfected the art of tan­ syndicates smuggle Afri­ advance in cash or Bank Guaranteed Cheques only. lift-off, but the multi-mil­ ''The marketcould expand demand for meat," Van ning the ostrich hide," can Black eggs and breed­ (Unpaid tBnder documents will be prejudiced). lion dollar industry sur­ up to 10 times ... " Hasselt said. "Because it Coetzee said. "Had it not ing stock through neigh­ rounding them. Van Hasselt is one of a is high in quality but low been for the hides, the in­ bouring Namibia and Bot­ SECRETARY: TENDER BOARD. 251632 ''The sky's the limit," growing band of farmers in cholestrol, it could pose dustry would have died." swana to the US, Israel ostrich farmer Clive van taking advantage of the a real threat to the red meat Turn -of-the-cen tury and Europe. ( Ideregulation ofthe ostrich industry. Ostric~ burgers fashion saw ostrich feath­ Oudtshoorn policeman "'\. industry in October to sell could replace hamburg­ ers fetching premium Warrant Officer Lampies his hides, meat and feath­ ers," he added. prices at auctions in Lon­ Lambrechts believes r=~ I MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT ers on the free market. As a sign of his confi­ don, to the extent that it gangs have managed to Until October, the Klein dence in the industry, Van was nicknamed "white smuggle thousands of · Karoo Landbou Ko­ Hasselt bought up every gold". But the advent of eggs out of the country. operasie (Small Karoo bird on offer at the monthly the motor car, which The eggs, 24 times the We urgently require the services of a senior consultant Farming Co-operative - ostrich auction at Leeuw­ crushed the long plumes . size of hen eggs, sell in in our Management Advisory Services division in our KKLK), had kept a vice­ Gamka, I ()() kilometres fashion-setting women · South Africa for around Windhoek office. tight grip on the entire in­ north of here, last week. enjoyed wearing in their 50 US dollars each but dustry. "1fI wanted to buy Other farmers at the hats, and the deprivations can fetch up to I ()()() dol­ or sell, it had to be through auction were divided over of war, combined to col­ lars each in the United Only applications from chartered accountants or the KKLK," Van Hasselt deregulation, some telling lapse the feather market - States. Even more profit­ holders of other suitable post graduation qualifications said. ''They determined AFP it could spell the end virtually overnight. able are breeding pairs, with relevant consulting experience will be considered. the prices, dished out quo­ of "our industry", some, According to Coetzee, with birds costing around tas to farmers, and deter­ morenesitantly,acknowl­ a farmer then struck on 2 ()()() US dollars a pair in mined every aspect of the edging that it could bring the idea of tanning ostrich South Africa fetching Along with highly competitive remuneration packages industry." long-term advantages . . hides and the KKLK was some 1()() ()()() US dollars we offer a stimulating wo~g environment and will The Oudtshoorn Nick le Roux, a farmer reborn. So successful was in the US. also provide financial assistance with relocation costs. group's privileges date from Touws River on the its experiments in slaugh­ Coetzee fears that back to the 1950s when southern edge of the tering and tanning that a smuggling, the growth of two MPs in the area, both Karoo, said that for finished KKLK hyde is ostrich fanning overseas, Should you find this challenge of iRterest please directors of the KKLK, smaller farmers who had regarded today as second and greedy South African copt{lct Lilian van Rooyen at tel: (061) ·221923, Fax ,. succeeded each other as been disadvantaged by the only to crocodile skin in farmers will eventually lead to world overproduc­ (061)~28746, P.O.Box 1571, Windhoek. Agriculture Ministers and KKLK's quota system, quality and, favoured for ensured laws were passed deregulation had come as cowboy boots, can fetch tion and the collapse of a member firm 01 Solutions to protect their interests. a "real bonus." up to 600 dollars over­ the industry. "Everyone is Coopers & L~brand Ilntemational) I for Business l Because it had no com­ "I can now sell as many seas. looking to the ostrich to r petition, the co-op became birds as I like for what­ Whereas in the past the make money," he said. "I complacent and ineffi­ ever price can get," he quill-pocked skins .were still think the one-chan­ , ' cient, Van Hasselt said, said. "In the past we had seen as a by product, to­ nel marketing system is pointing as proof to the no choice at all." day they are the prime the best for the industry." fact that, since deregula- KKLK chairman Chris product, accounting last - Sapa-AFP \ ...... '. ".' ,, " ·k:' .-.. • "1 i '· , .. ' ''~ " / r;~ ) ,... j r .•

THE NAMIBIAN Thursday August 04 1994 9 OMAFA oga fa ge li pokutopoka

• OSWALD SHIVUTE Oshigongi konima molwashoka · anuwa nAanafaalama mboka ye li iilyo, naanafaalama yokuuninginino yoonkundathanaoshalishakoleke omunashipundi gwawo tate molwashoka mboka taya pula kOutapi mOmbalantu, oya tokola Ehangano Iya simana tate Ananias lita, ngoka e li Ananias lita ine ya lombwela. oshigongi, ana mboka yokuuzilo kutya Ocongresa yi ka kale ko eti lyAanafaalama mo Nooli, ano Omunashipundigona, a kuthe po Kakele kokuya ko Winduka, anuwa kaye na uukalata 20 Auguste nuumvo. mOwambo ndjoka hali ithanwa ehala lya tate Namuhuya sigo yamwe yokoshitopolwa sha wuukwashilyo. Nande ongaaka Oshinima shika osha eta nee OMAHANGU FARMERS okOshigongi shOkongresa tashi Wambo oya yi koshigongi shimwe okwa li natango kwa ithanithwa evundakano momalongekidho ASSOCIATION OMAFA, ii1yo landula moka mu na okuka ningwa sha li sha ningwa kOmokuti Lodge oshigongi shimwe shAanafaalama, ng-oka ga 1i taga ningwa po, moka yalyo oya tameka okuhilathana ehogololo natango. Osho sha shEhangano limwe li Hi ya thikama mwaamboka ya wo mwa 1i omunashipundi nomuntu owa tegelela lela Ii kale ziminwa. lyAanafaalama lyedhina NAU, ye Mangetti naamboka yokombinga gwOmafa tate lita. Iya topoka pokati shapo. Pokati mpoka OMAFAogakala li anuwa mewiliko yOmunashipundi mboka taye iti 'Iilyo' oyindji yAAnafaalama Ehangano ndika ly Aanafaalama tag a longekidha iidhano lyOmunashipundf. oyo OMAFA nosh a Ii sha gongala inayi vula we okwiidhidhimika yomomNooli olya totelwe po yOongombekOmangetti,hokakwa ONNFU oya ningi oshigongi petameko Iya Juni nuumvo noya tokola yi ye komeho momimvo 1989/1990 lwaampoka, kala taku ithanwa Aawiliki ya lwomomumvo 1991 lwaampoka, mOshakati. mOshigongi moka, sha noinalongekidho gawo noya ningi tali tungu po nEkotampango lyalyo simana mwa ' kwatelwa shokapakuuvashalishaegululwa li sha wilikwa anuwa komusamne Oshigongi shawo esiku ndjoka ya ndjoka lya kala tali wilike nOmupresidende gwa Namibia Dr kOmupresidende gwa Namibia lita omwa li mwa tokolwa ku 1i ya utha noya hogolola epongololo lyUunafaalama mo Sam Nujoma, Ooministeli Sam Nujoma, ihe sho kwa thikiwa ethiwepo ayihe ya longekidhilwe Ewilikongunndu epe lyOMAFA, Nooli. Aanafaalama pethimbo oonkwawo oshowo nOmuprima pehogololo, inamu tulwa nande nenge ya ningilwe koongundu ngashi lya holokele moshifo shika ndjoka oya 1i ya thikama gWOshilongo wo, ya egulule gumweazakoNoolianokOwambo ndhika mbali nokulongekidhwe pehulilo lyaJuni nuumvo. OMAFA mAanafaalama yOkuuzilo, ana Omaulikilo ngoka. molwashoka kaya li ko. Oshigongi oshineneshAayehe meti mewiliko epe, oya hogolola nale yOkomangetti naamboka POkati mpoka OMAFA oga Oshinima shokwaaya ko 191ya Juni tuu ngoka ngeno, moka nAakalelipo yokIitopolwa noya yok Uuninginino, hanga ya ithanwe etelwa edhilaadhilo kutya otapu . Winduka kwaanafalama yoko mu nanee okukahogololwaEwiliko tegelela ashike kuhogololwe iilyo nokuli kutya totwa Ehangano enene Nooli, ana kOwambo, osha li sha epe lya OMAFA. yomIikandjohogololo 1 oyOkomutambamawe. lyAanafaalama mboka ya kala limbilike yakwawo yomo NNFU, Omunashipundi niilyo ayihe mOmikunda. Omunashipundi gwOMAFA mIitopolwa mbyoka kayi shi nokonima yomapulaapulo, NNFU mbyoka ya 1i mokaoya li ya zimine, , Pokati mpoka oshifo shika osha okwa kala tate H ans Daniel yomUushimba tali ithanwa oya yelithilwa kutya yo mboka nokwa hogololwa Okomitiye kundana kutya. eti 20 lya Auguste Namuhuja nOmunashipundi oNAMIBIA NATIONAL FARM- yokoNooli kaya li ya lombwelwa ndjoka yi na okulongekidha nuumvo oku na Oshigongi, gWOpevi otate Ananias Iita, ya ERS UNION (NNFU) Iya kwatela komunashipundi tate Iita. oshigongi shoka, ya thikama Okongresa ya OMAFA, noshi li gwedhwa ngaa nee mo unene Iitopolwa mbyoka tayi Okuza mpoka OMAFA inaga mOmunashipundi tate Iita, David nee ngeyi kutya Oshigongi shika kOohamushanga, aadhiginini I e I w a gongalawe,sigoomuMeinuumvo, Mbidhi, Martin Nantanga, Gabes oshOMAFA ga tate Ananias Iita, yiimaliwa nokIilyo iikwawo. PAMUTHIGULULWAKALO ya shoiilyooyindjiyAanafaalamamo ShiheponatateFransThuhwangoka kashi shi sha tate Tarah Imbili POkati mpoka tate Namuhujaokwa thikama mIitopolwa yawo ngashi Nooli ya temeke okulimbililwa a yi pehala lya 'tate Namuhuya. ngoka e li omunashipundi 1i a tulwa miilongayakulo mpeyaka mOwambo, Oshana, Oshikoto kutyaoyathikamapeni,naotayiyi Okomitiye oya li ya gongala eti 12 gwOMAFA ngoka ga hogololele nampeyaka yOshilongo nokwa 1i a kombinga yimwe, Omusati ngiini kOkongresa ndjoka tayi ka Juni noya li ya ningi Elandulathano mOshigongi shoka sha ziko. mono kutya itaka vula nawa nOhangwena, takuya nee ningwa ko NNFU ko Winduka mu lyOshigongiJCongresa ndjoka yi na Shoshene osha yela nee kutya okugwanithapo Okavango,Kaprivi,Kunenenosho Septemba nuumvo, noya pula ku okukala ko ngeno eti 19 lya Juni OMAFA oge 1i pokutopoka, ngele iinakugwanithwapo ye mOMAFA . tuu Otjozondjupa nOkaras. Okwa ningwe oshigongi sho OMAFA. tuu ngoka nuumvo. nani inaga topoka. Okwa li kwa i~anwa oshigongi ithanwa Oshigongi shetungopo Sho ya lombwele Omunashipundi, Konima sho ya halakana, Tate Inatu vula okumonathana na Tate mOshakati moka tate Namuhuya a lyEhangano ndika ko Winduka ihe okwe ya lombwele kutya yo oya lita okwa ka shanga ombapila ta Ananias Iita opo e tu pe okomenda li a laleke ongOmunashipundi aanafaalama yokIitopolwa ine ninga nale 0j igongi shawo lombwele yakwawo kutya, konima ye mwaashika, shimwe ashike otatu gwOMAFA. yokOwambo inaya yako, kOutapi kOmbalantu sho a ka ninga oshi'gongi ke shi ninga nziya, omoluuyelele. 'In ~ . ~l,Q~, ..y.- ~ ~l,p . en z e I a tayi kundathanwa

OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKATI Omapulo oga kala taga ningwa nomayamukulo okuzilila mOmbelewa yAakulupe nenge Ngoloneya yOshitopolwa sha Shana omusamane yUukwashigwana mOshitopolwa oga kala taga ti Sylvanus Vatuva okwa tseyitha kutya Oministeli kutya iinima opo tayi pongololwa. Opwa piti nokuli Yuukalinawa nUundjolowele Omundohotola sigo oomvula mbali aakulupe mbaka hela ya kuthilwe Nickey Iyambo ota popitha aakwashigwana mo mopenzela, ya mone iimaliwa yawo. mOshakati onguIa yonena shi na sha nefatululo mo Oministeli yOtango omusamane Hage Geingob nawa lyegandjo lyOopenzela kAakulupe. Oshinima shEgandjo lyOpenzela kaakulupe yamwe pethimbo Iyetalelopo lye moshitopolwa shomo mNooli omathimbo ga ziko, okwa Ii a tsakanekwa mo Nooli oshi li lela omukundu omunene molwashoka aakulupe mboka unene aapopi yOshikwanyama nenge komapulo nomanyenyeto ogendji ge na sha noshinima shika nokwa li a uvaneke kutya otaka kembadhala shi yOshimbadja noya li ya valelwa mo Angola oomvula vaKorea omilongo dha pita po ngashiingeyi, oya kelelwa wapalekwe. Oshifo shika pokati mpoka osha Ii sha monathana loumbuwanhu ta va okumona Openzela nedhilaadhilo ndjoka kutya nee nOministeli yIinima yOmeni lyOshilongo omusamane monika va djala ya kale yi ikongela uukwashigwana wa Namibia MANAGER Nghifikepunye Pohamba, ngbka a li e shi yelitha omidjalo dopakwaita ngele oya hala ngaaka. Aakulupe oyendji oya li -ya da Korea ningi eindilo lyUukwashigwana wa Namibia, nonando kutya naye oshinima shika osha kala shi li komutima REQUIRED gwe noonkondo nokwa Ii e shi fala mOkabinete, laumbangalanhu ya adhika nale ya kala mo moNamibia oomvula A responsible, confident, very strict moka konima yomafatululo, Okabinete kali ka gandja nelalakano oku dl ulika odhindji lela. nuupyakadhi owa li wa etwa ashike ezimino aaindili yuukwashigwana wa Namibia mbaka ngene datya mostola person wanted to manage and kenyolo pokamutse kawo hoka taka ulike kutya yo yomoshilongo pangelo administer the running of a very oya valelwa mo Angola. Shoshene oshoshili oya ye wu pewe meendelelo pamakonaakono ge Ii nawa notaga endelele. Oshinima shika, pa Ngoloneya ya valelwa mo Angola, shimwe ashike yamwe mo Na­ Seoul momafiku avail a potential Dry Cleaners in Ongwediva Shana tate Vatuva. oshafa nee osho tashi eta Oministeli mibia oye ya mo nalenale manga nokuli ongamba ya Auguste ondula ei. (Oshakati). yUukalinawa kOshitopolwa opo yi ye yi shi fatulule Angola na Namibia inayi tendwa po. Kakele koyana, Ofitola el ota I ulike mo nawa. omidjalo edl da Korea yamwe oye na mo aatekulu, aatekulululwa nenge * Must have a knowledge of nokuli aatekulutekulululwa ya valelwa mo Namibia. Epulo oli li nee mpoka kutya, mbele aakulupe laumbangalanhu Uupyakadhi uunene owa holka konima sho ya ningi mboka ya kala ethimbo ele inaya futwa. pwa pita n~lineekelo kutya bookkeeping and omaindilo gUukwashigwana wa Namibia, omaindilo nande oomvula mbali, iimaliwa yawo otaye ke yi pamwe Korea administration duties. gawo ga kala inaga galuka we okuza kUuministeli pewa tuu nenge ongiini. Eyamukulo otashi vulika li laumbuwanhu ta * Must be prepared to start as wIinima yOmeni lyOshilongo nomaipulo oga kala gandjwe nena kOministeli yUukalinawa xwepopaleke eudeko soon as possible. Omundohotola Nickey Iyambo. laye laumbanganhu. mpoka kutya omolwashike andola. * Salary negotiable If Interested please contact: Uunona uyali wa pila .mondunda Rosemary and Cann Shippiki PO Box 194 Onkundana yoluhodhi oye tu zilile momukunda ngaa opo shi kale sha tula uunona pomahala Ongali mEloolo mOndonga tayi popi eso Iyuunona gomulilo ge li pawa. or uyali wa si eso Iyombaadhil ila sho wa pile Omupopi gumwe mEwi Iya manguluka okwa mondunda mEtiyali lya ziko. Uunona mbuka owo li a gandja omadhilaadhilo \rutya ngeilo oondjugo Tel: 06751 - 20416 (Any time) Martin Andreas koomvula 8 na Martha Nakutema dhetu dhOshiwambo dhi kale hadhi tungwa dhi ya Onesimus Kamboy koomvula 3. na iiyelo ooiyali, opo ngele oya hwama, wu pitile Oshakatl Oshinima uutalala, noshigwana otashi indilwa komweelo gwokombinga yimwe. Namibia , 10 Thursday_August 41994 THE NAMIBIAN

FAX:-36982 - SPORT SHORTS ~1L~~~~mg@ Continued from page 12 ~@Wtg~f~tg~tgm ~ three players. The rebel clubs are Leekes Wizards, TEL: 36970 Essex, Walker Farrimond, Manchester Northern, ICL Herts and Lingfield.

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Joubert certainly has done nothing extraordinary since the second Test, when Theo van Rensburg was pre­ ferred ahead of him. Hennie le Roux is a fine attacking flyh~lf in South Africa's dry and hard conditions, but on the muddy.fields of New Zealand his tactical approach has ~en far from adequate. In other changes Joubert returns at fullback in place of injured Theo van Rensburg, while the rest of the backline remains unchanged. Up front Balie Swart replaces Guy Kebble as the loosehead prop, Keith Andrews takes the place of banished TOUGH TALK ••• Namibia Football Association boss, ElIiot 'Om Paul' Hiskia (right), in serious tighthead Johan le Roux and Fritz van discussion with his predecessor, Charles Kauraisa,during the Namibia Women's SoccerAssociation's Heerden comes in for Tiaan Strauss farewell reception for German women football coach Barbara Wollinski at the Keller Bar on on the flank. Wednesday night. The inclusion of Andrews is a fur­ ther shock since his injured right hand has made it virtually impossible for US him to perform at international level. Young stars thrashes Italy Team: Andre Joubert; Chester Williams; Brendan Venter; Japie ST PETERSBURG: The women's bas­ us Muld~r; Gavin Johnson; Hennie le ketball team, without a gold medal in four Roux; Johan Roux; Balie Swart; John receive fortune years at a major tournament, got off to a fast AlIan; Keith Andrews; Francois LIVERPOOL: Young stars Robbie start yesterday by routing Italy by SS points Pienaar (capt); Mark Andrews; Steve Fowler and Jamie Redknapp have been in first-round play at the Goodwill Games. Atherton; Fritz van Heerden; Adriaan offered around one million pounds each to Ruthie Bolton- when they outscored the Richter. stay at Liverpool for another four years. Holifield and Sheryl Italians 23-0 in a six­ Reserves: Joost van der Westhuizen; James Small; Jannie Claassens; James The England under-21 pair both have four Swoopes each scored 15 minute stretch. Dalton; Ollie le Roux; Tiaan Strauss. years left on their current contracts, but points in the 92-37 vic­ "This game couldn't

manager Roy Evans has offered them im­ tory. be called a game, only f:::m~::::>I,~~:;,t:::F?::'::: ",!,' {f't' ,..""~~:::~~,, . $:: "~0::;%"'W ;.§:~' ~:~.. ",. :';:( .... ( ... , ,y, proved terms. Tournament favorite one team -Wll6 scoring," Midfielder Redknapp, 21, a reported trans-. China defeated Canada said Italian coach fer target for Spurs and Chelsea recently, 77-51 in the day's other Riccardo Sales. i' G:raf,powers through said: "I'm absolutely delighted. It must be first-round game behind The US Goodwill that they think a Jot of me. 29 points and 14 re­ team features seven of CARLSBAD: Top-ranked Stem ' humming on the hard courts, also "The gaffer said he was delighted about the bounds from 7 -foot (2, 13 12 players from its Grafusedheroverpoweringgame enjoyedaquickaftemoonofwork, progress I have made since I have been at m) center Zheng Haixia. bronze-medal team in , to dominate Francets Alellla breezing past Stepbanie Rottier 6- Liverpool and that I deserved a new con­ The Americans, seek­ June's world champion­ Dechaume-Balleret 6-0, 6·1 1, 6-3. tract." ing their first gold since ships. Tuesday nig"t in·a second-round In other' matches, No 6 Julie Fowler's precocious goal-scoring feats have the world champion­ The Americans are match in the US dollars 400 000 Halard of France defeated EJeoa catapulted him from the lowly-paid ranks of ships in 1990, turned the expected to face the Toshiba Tennis Classic. Likbovtseva ofKazakhstan 1-6, 6- a first-year professional to first team star­ game into a rout mid­ Chinese in Sunday's fi­ Graf,wbolladaftrst-roundbye, ., 2,6-0;N09IvaMajoUdownedEva dom. way through the first half nal. ,needed just 47 minutes to move ' Martincova ofRussla 7-6 (74) 6- The 19-year-old, who scored 18 goals last ~------~I dnt~;J ;.Wedpesday" s tbird round 1; and No 11 Ginger Helgeson beat season, said: "I think I have done reasonably \ ag8Jnsttwo:~meNCAAduunplon Franc:e's Karine Quentrec 6-3, 6- well to deserve a new contract, which is a Ronaldo joins Eindhoven l ~isa !RaYmtncJ. t!;,::" +1W:{ i%W ...... ,<1. F ''I' a An bonus for me. (" Graf, woo entered with a twOa N'.. , No .14 GIgi Femandez defeated BELO HORIZONTE: PSV Eindhovenhave "It shows that they think of you and what ~ ~,~~1~~. ~ ..de qUkk ' LaUl"8 G91arsaotItaly6-4,6-2; No ': you are capable of." beaten rival Dutch club Ajax in the race to ~ wOi'k-ofoetha~Balleretas_ . 15Marianne W'erdel topped Sandy ill The pair are expected to sign their new sign rising Brazilian star Ronaldo from Belo ~won ;!~, ~ll .~mes~;1)ematch CoUins,4-6, 61, 6-2; and ..No 16 " contracts when they return from Liverpool's Horizonle club Cruzeiro for six million dol­ tended wheD: Grarhit .. backhand Raymond tookAndrea ~dova § pre-season tour of Germany next week. lars. ,~ voU9' .,nnner. .,. of the Czech Republic: 6-3, 6-1. Davenport, her The 17-year-old said. " LbJdsay $erve striker was in Brazil's r,------'------World Cup winning French First Division squad although coach I I " Carlos Alberto Parreira Team P W D L GF Ga Pts chose not to field him in Bordeaux 2 2 0 0 2 0 6 the Uniteu States. Lyon 2 1 0 4 2 4 Cruzeiro president Cesar Masci said PSV Nantes 2 0 3 2 4 and Ajax both offered Bastia 2 0 2 1 4 six million dollars for LiIle 2 0 2 4 the player but only PSV Martigues 2 0 2 4 was prepared to meet additional sums payable 0 4 Cannes 2 0 to the player and to the Paris SG 2 0 1 0 4 Brazilian football fed­ Sochaux 2 0 2 1 3 eration. Masci said Ronaldo Metz 2 0 2 2 3 will play his last game Nice 2 1 0 1 3 for the Brazilian club St Etienne 2 0 2 0 2 against Notafogo on Rennes 2 0 2 0 I I 2 Sunday and will leave for the Netherlands earl y Le Havre 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 next week. Auxerre 2 0 2 3 "We can't force him Lens 2 0 I 2 to stay here and miss a ACA GOLF •. ; Andrew Green, general manager of ACA In~urers (second from left), presents golden opportunity," he Strasbourg 2 0 1 I 2 .Namibian Police Pro, Edwin Kanguatjivi (third from right) wj ~h a sponsorship cheque ofN$5 000 for the ACA Police Golf Championships to be staged at the RoS4 mund Golf Course at Swakopmund 0 Montpellier 2 0 0 2 0 2 Call Conrad at this weekend. This is the 11th year that AeA has sponsored the ·!vent. Inspector Wally Bredenhann, Monaco 2 0 0 2 1 4 0 tel 36970 'for Nampol sports organiser (extreme left) Simon Ashipala (secl)nd from right) and Michael Green Caen 2 0 0 2 0 3 0 any sport news (right) both from ACA Insurers, were the witnesses. 12 Tl:lursday August 41994 THE NAMIBIAN ,

SPORT SHORTS Modise ousted THE National Soccer League's ChiefExecu­ Unam Campus League tive Officer, Tso Modise, has been Team P W D L Gf Ga PIs forced to quit, thus ending months of Tough Guys 16 10 3 3 45 22 33 speculation. Challengers 17 10 3 4 29 25 33 Rumour had it that certain clubs and offi­ Cost City 16 9 3 4 50 22 30 cials were unhappy Members XI 15 9 3 3 30 24 30 over the way in which Modise was running Overseas XI 16 8 3 4 27 17 27 the affairs of the league Internationale 16 8 3 5 24 23 27 and there had been a President 17 8 2 7 34 32 26 strong underground campaign to get rid of Pamodzi 16 4 5 7 28 29 17 BYE-BYE BARBIE .•. women soccer players and executive members of the Namibia Women's him. Meanwhile, Sunday Stars 16 4 5 7 22 29 17 Soccer Association (NWSA) gathered at the Keller Bar of the Namibia Breweries to bid farewell speculation is rife as to who will replace Raiders 16 5 0 11 17 42 15 to German women soccer coach, Barbara Wollinski (standing third from left) on Tuesday night. Barbara has just completed three weeks coaching in Windhoek and Otjiwarongo. Pictured Modise. City Slickers 17 2 2 13 26 27 8 standing in the centre is NWSA Information Officer Tom Minney, a staffer ofThe Namibian, whose Varsity Boys 16 1 4 11 18 45 7 young son was also there. Sitting on the right are Zelda Vries (white shirt) and Annalise Eises Cronje (extreme-right), who accompanied Barbara on a trip to the Etosha Game Park, which almost ended in tragedy after a confrontation with a herd of angry elephants. signed up World record; broken " HANSIE Cronje, .:)::: South Africa's tal­ ALG~RIAN NourreciJne Morceli set a world ented vice-captain and record in the 3 000 ,metre at the Monaco Meet batting star, has signed in-Monte Carlo on Tuesday night, finishing in Arrows face two a one-year contract sev~n minutes, 25.11 seconds. with English county Morecli bested by nearly four seconds the ' club, Leicester . . pre\lioUs record setm 1992 by KenY8Jl Moses With their current Kipl4nlP. Klptanul's ..tlme of .seven mloutes,' foreign player, Phil Simmons, likely to be ~ ~~~~~. :~~:::;~~ =?:_ In i in next summer's West ___ _ to_~gh outings Indian squad to tour England, Leicester have been looking around for a replace­ As Stars visit Woestyn ... ment. 1 -4 - • CONRAD ANGULA African Stars, 3-1 winners over Ram­ Selling blers FC on Sunday, against newly­ KRAATZ Welding Eleven Ar­ promoted Namib Woestyn at the soccer 1989 Datsun Tracker 4x4 ...... N$16 900 rows, who ousted Black Africa 1- Kuisebmund Stadium on Saturday, is also expected to be real thriller. stadiums 1992 Sapphire GLI A/T ...... N$46 900 o on Sunday, will need to pro­ duce another magical perform­ Stars are definitely on a roll and are 1992 Courier 3000 Leisure ...... N$44 800 playing like champions but they are in TOP clubs in England ancewhen they are pitted against and Scotland have for a really tough encounter against 1992 Sapphire GLI A/T ... ,...... N$46 900 two very tough opponents this joined forces to sell 'The De!;ert Boys' who are hard to 1988 Sierra XR6 ...... N$25 500 weekend in the new fixture list themselves to the beat on their homeground. announced by the Namibia Foot­ world of business. 1990 Nissan Econowagon ...... :...... N$39 900 The Domingo Martin factor is ex­ 1989 Citi Golf 1800 ...... N$22500 ball Association. The clubs (Man­ pected to play a very important role in chester United, Leeds, 1990 Jetta CLX A{f ...... N$24500 The Young Gladiators will engage this outing. Liverpool, Newcastle, 1989 Husky 2000 Leisure ...... N$8 500 , hard-to-crack Prestige Properties Civ­ The Angolan mid fielder - arguably Blackburn, Chelsea, ics FC at the Khomasdal Stadium on the best foreign player in the country 1987 Mazda 323 ...... N$14 500 Norwich, Leicester, Saturday before proceeding to - has scored in almost every match he Sheffield Wednesday, 1990 Citi Golf 1800 ...... N$28 900 . Okahandja where they will meet Liv­ has played for the former Metropoli­ Glasgow Rangers and 1993 Courier 1800 EXPL...... N$41 900 erpool. tan Champs and Castle Classic Cup Aberdeen) ha've 1993 Sapphire GLX Executive ...... N$59 900 Buoyed up by confidence after cut­ champions so far. formed the football ting Black Africa to pieces at the In addition, the two sides played to marketing consor­ 1984 Passat CLX ...... N$l1 900 Kuisebmond Stadium in Walvis Bay, a goalless draw in their first encounter tium. The aim is to 1992 Bantam 1400 ...... N$29 500 Arrows will still need all their skill to . during their recent Mighty Champi­ persuade companies 1993 Huskey Leisure ...... N$44 500 beat Civics and Liverpool even though ons tournament clash at the Junior :Iorganising trade Sports Complex in Katutura and it shows and conferences 1992 Mazda 1.4 Drifter ...... N$29 900 the Bethlehem Boys struggled to im­ press against Liverpool at the same will be very intersting to see the final to use football stadi­ 1986 Courier 2000 ...... N$16 700 venue on Saturday. result come Saturday afternoon. ums as venues. 1993 Courier 3000 EXPL, SWB ...... N$50 500 On Sunday, Liverpool will be a Young Ones against Robber Chant­ 1984 Nissan 1400 ...... N$12 500 very different opponent altogether and ies on Saturday and Ramblers-Rob­ Squash with team manager, Oscar 'Silver bers clashes on Saturday and Sunday 1992 Courier 1800 STD ...... N$31 900 Fox' Mengo, reported to txi fui10lls respectively, will complete the Group breakaway 1988. Sierra 3.0LX ...... N$23 500 wi th last weekend's show, a torrid 90 C schedule. 1990 Audi 400 ...... N$31 500 minutes awaits the visitors. In the other matches to complete the BRITAIN'S top six The matches will be played in the programme in Group A, Benfica, squash clubs are to 1988 Sierra XR6 .... :...... N$23 500 form a breakaway Group B section of the National Foot­ another newcomer, face a very diffi­ league. 1991 Courier 2200 XLT ...... N$36 500 ball League. Civics will engage a cult task when they visit Namsea Overseas stars, such 1985 Toyota Dyna ...... N$29 900 wounded Black Africa in the last Orlando Pirates and Mukorob Tigers, respectively. as Jansher Khan ofPa­ 1993 Sierra 2.3 ...... N$lO 500 outing to complete the group's sched­ kistan and the leading ule. Benfica, who struggled to a 2-all 1986 Courier 2000 ...... N$ 1"6 900 draw with Nampol on Sunday, will Australians, are ex­ Black Africa lost both their outings pected to compete 1991 Meteor 1.6GLE N C ...... N$26 300 face the fired-up Pirates at the Inde­ last weekend, and with their two along with the best of pendence Stadium in Olympia on midfield stars Richard 'Bobby' British in the new exauDING GST. Saturday before taking on Tigers at Samariaand Sylvester 'Lolo' Goraseb, 'World Squash For fast, friendly finance apparently sent off, a very difficult the same venue on Sunday. League', which will .... task awaits the Lively Lions at Ram­ Nampol, in return, will engage the incorporate teams of TEL: 37020 ~., First National Bank blers on Sunday. Buccaneers a few metres away at the WINDHOEK In Group B, the outing featuring Nampol Sport Grounds on Sunday. ConUnued on palle10