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f - Conti killer gets 17' ,years ~ 1jc ~v-..t . fora 'brutal and senseless' murder

TYAPPA NAMUTEWA A SOUTH AFRICAN citizen who mer­ cilessly killed a security officer at a Windhoek hotel earlier this year was yesterday senftoJail for 17 years by the Winllhoek High Court. .

The presiding Judge, Jus­ ter staying in the Continen­ tice Hannah, found . that tal·Hotel for two days, his . Jacobus Hendrik Coetzee; . wallet had been stolen while from Kimberly had acted in he was drinking in a public a brutal manner when he bar: struck security officer As a result, he said, he Immanuel Timotheus oyer had had no money to pay the head with a huge rock. his hotel fees. Timotheus was murdered On the day of the murder, at the Continental Hotel on .he had decided to go and February 10. He died on the stew money fTom the ho­ spot as .a result of a broken tel's reception. On his way skull. he had noticed the security ---- MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE ---- During the trial, Coetzee man: who was sitting on a told the court he had had no chair. \ . THE AXE is set to fall on a large number of NBe intention of killing Tim- As he had to pas( the employees on Thursday when they will receive one otheus. . " ' . security man, he had de­ month's notice of termination of employment, accord­ According to his evidence, cided to hit Timotheus with ingto a statement released by the NBC board yesterday. CRUEL BLOW ... Namibian welterweight champion Coetzee came to Nam:ibia a rock "only to make him The move will come as a burdened with a top-heavy Harry Simon on Sunday night lost out to a Puerto Rican to visit friends. devastating blow to those bureaucracy on the admin- boxer in a controversial points decision at the Olympic He told the court that af- Cont. On Page 2 dismissed while others will Games. See story, and more on Barcelona '92, on page be able to breathe a sigh of Cont. On Page 2 11, also pS. Photograph: Conrad Angula " reliefknowingth~months r------~------~ of anxious waiting have come to an end The retrenchments have Lonrho·plan ... on target been on the cards for some time following recommen­ INITIAL stages of a giant sugar project that could tation, linked to a N amib­ dations made by a team of employ up to 4 000 people in north·eastern Namibia are ian sugar refinery: Local consultants from the Brit­ still on target. " . fanners in the eastern Ca- ish Thompson Foundation. The only factors that were Prime . Minister Hage London headquarters was privialso grow area sugarare expected and sell to L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ not known was how many Geingob went to a working hosted by Robert Dunlop the refinery. The project would be retrenched and lunch in London with tWo and Paul Spicer. Also pres­ should also prevent Namibia whether the axe would fall deputy chairmen of multi­ ent were the board of direc­ from having to use foreign Omega Constellation goldlsteel gent's watch with date. equally in the news gather­ national Lonrho on Friday . tors of Lonrho and Bob exchange on importing sugar Scratch-resistant ing sections and the admin­ and heard that the first Meiring, director ofLonrho and may evert provide for sapphire: crystal. Water-resistant. istrative side of the corpo­ Narrubian grown sugar could Namibia Limited, and some exports although there Swiss made since 1848. ration. be available by the middle members of the Prime are many sugar processing The NBC has long been of next year. Minister's delegation. industries in southern Af­ considered over-staffed and The lunch at Lonrho' s Lonrho said they have rica. already spent over R2 mil­ Geingob thanked Lonrho lion on establishing the sugar for the confidence they had Investment Act now IQW plantation and increasing its shown in Namibia and en­ size. couraged the company to THE Foreign Investment Act, passed by the National· It will take eight years explore other areas includ­ Assembly in 1990, was finally gazetted on July 7 and before the project is com­ ing mining and engineer­ became law. The act, passed before the highly suc­ plete. Although the project ing. cessful Private Sector Investment Conference in was started in 1990, with Comment: For over a year February 1991, has been long·awaited. the deal signed in a fanfare now there have been re­ It sets out the regulatory framework for investors of publicity on independ­ peatedrumours thatLonrho in Namibia, detailing the Government's liberal tax ence day, a final decision is about to pull out of the regime and foreign exchange allowances. Last year on whether to proceeed with sugar project due to an inter­ the act was highly praised and one reason for the long the project was scheduled national cash-flow crisis, but delay in turning it into law may have been the need to only to be taken in some Meiring has always firmly .co·ordinate its clauses with restrictive regional bod- months'time. denied this and said things The full plans are for a10 are going to plan and well Continued On 2 000 hectare sugar cane plan- ahead of schedule. 2 Tuesday Ju1y 28 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

the actual incentives of offer INVESTORS and exactly who qualifies for ------special status still have to be COIII. FfIIlll I'al!(' 1 released by the Ministry. It is not clear when actual unconscious" , so that he ies dominated by South Afri­ details of the Government's could steal the money can interests. tax and. other incentives to "unhindered". One aspect in the act is that investors will come through. Although Coetzee pleaded . some companies can be given A law on export processing guilty to culpable homicide, . special status by the Ministry zones could be in the closing Judge Hannah found him­ of Trade and Industry. The act stages of drafting but the status is a framework and details of of other in:;entives is not known. _ guilty of murder -as, the judge said. he should have fore- _ seen the possibility that any increases. lining of the corporation. NBe NBC staff have notrereived "It is with great reluctance person would die if they were --- hit over the head with such pay·increases for the last four that the Board has to announce Cnnt. From Pag~ 1 that the corporation intends a huge rock. years, and it was widely ex­ Coetzee's sentence was pected that while axing some, implementing a process of re­ organisation for. economic and postponed several times - -istrative side while news gath­ management would try and -firstly while waiting for ering and programming suf­ buy labour peace with pay managerial reasons," the state­ details of his previous con­ fered. hikes. ment said. victions and later for a copy At one point the absurd Management has remained This process would start on of a report from the Welfare situation existed whe

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A COMMUNITY bid_to se­ KATEBURUNG years of hope for local school­ THE report of the Select Committee on the Funding of cure schooling for its children ing at Imkerhof, the commu­ Political Parties was yesterday referred back for re­ has suffered a severe setback modation for 80 children." at only 14 farms there were nity -now fears another round drafting when committee members raised fundamental following a visit from the However, the local commu­ more than 200 children requir­ of long delays. If Marais goes objections to some of the recommendations. Education Ministry last week­ nity is convinced that Imker­ ing education. Wentworth es­ ahead with his plan to turn end. hof school would be a perfect timated that a more indepth Imkerhof into a private school After UDF leader, Chief political parties outside the Hopes were running high place to make a start with survey would show a far greater for Accelerated Christian Edu­ Justus Garoeb, tabled his res- _ .House as channels for such among ~e linkerhof farm education for the hundreds of need. If so, Wentworth doubted cation, local children will again ervations, Assembly , funding, he said. Further, labourer community that the children in the district who that Imkerhof would be an ap­ fmd themselves on the wrong Spe~er , Mose Tjitendero, parties with business fronts MiniStry would silpport its claim have never been to school. propriate choice, though he did side of R4 000 a year fees. stated that it was a proce- could get funds from out­ on an ex-Administration for They feel there is plenty of not rule out the possibility. Neither the building of a new dural dilemma when corn- side through these fronts. Whites school, which has stood room to expand and develop Given the Government's school (seen as too long a mittee members criticised Another loophole would empty for nearly 20 years.· the_existing premises on its 30 formal recognition of Marais process) nor the transforma­ recommendations tabled be created if Namibians in But a mil1isterial commit­ hectare plot, and fear another as the legitimate owner of the tion of Otjisondu (seen as in­ before the Assembly for foreign countries were al­ tee, headed by deputy minister long wait if the Ministry de­ school, it would be obliged to appropriate) appeal to the lo­ Buddy Wentworth, supported cides to build a new school. compensate him fairly if it cal community. debate. The House then lowed to -donate money to the legal right of present owner The community's best hope decided to expropriate the At the same time, Manus unanimously agreed to re- the party they supported. To Dame Marais, the second owner now li$ls in a survey commis­ property.- was also left in the lurch. His drafting 'for the sake of the close allloopholes, it would since the school went out of sioned by the Ministry to look Another option put forward school cannot be registered and future', as Swapo Chief be necessary to search all State hands in 1979 for a ludi­ into the number of children by Wentworth was the possi­ can therefore not begin admit­ Whip, Moses Garoeb put it. GGvernment officials on re- crously small amount of money. needing education in the area. bility of turning the reform ting pupils until the survey has According to recommen- entry to the country and all In addition,_ Wentworth According to Wentworth, it will school at Otjisondu into the reported. dations by the Select Com- diplomatic bags, Garoeb expressed suIprise after tour­ assess the number, age and local school. "It is an abso­ Some representatives of the mittee, parties represented said. ing the school to find it much educational standard of the lutely huge school with many farm labourers called the in the NA would get Gov- In addition, he suggested smaller than he originally children, as well as other fac­ unoccupied buildings," Wen­ Ministry's reticence "a scan­ ernment funding for elec- that the R5 00 limit for busi­ envisaged. tors needed to determine the tworth enthused. dal" and "a betrayal", and "I must admit I was laoow:­ best type of school facility for The meeting, at which expected a stronger show of tions proportional to the ness donations to political ing under a false impression," the community. Wentworth promised answers affirmative action from the number of votes they re- parties be raised to RIO 000 he said yesterday. "I thought it An earlier survey conducted to the Imkerhof question by Government towards a com­ ceived during the Novem- without the need fordisclo­ was huge, but found only three by the ImkerhofFarm Labour­ the end of August, appears to munity so long denied educa­ ber 1989 elections. Parties sure: Businesses dependent classrooms and hostel accom- ers Association revealed that have satisfied no one. After tion and so ready to help itself. outside the NA would have on Government tenders to fund themselves. could be wary of disclosing The UDF'sJustusGaroeb their donations to political said he objected to recom- . parties, Garoeb explained. Burglars' strike mendationS which contra- Imposing a .total ban on vened the Constitution and material assistance from the principle of multi-party outside contravened the university tW"ice democracy, saying the Constitutional right to ac­ stronger parties would be- quire property. TOMMINNEY come stronger and the While objecting to for­ THIEVES smashed their way seems to have become a thieves' weaker ones, even weaker. eign monetary interference, into the office of the vice-chan­ paradise. Situated far from town, The UDF man=: said he Garoeb called for open for­ cellor designate of the future the only security guards re­ opted for the Nigerian model eign funding to be allowed University of Namibia, hours main at the front gate. The and proposed that each party if it was disclosed to the before a bill on it was to go thieves made a hole in the represented in the Assem- Electoral Commission, to before the National Assembly. perimeter fence near the vice­ bly be given the same set prevent smaller parties 1he break-in, over last week­ chancellor designate's office amount plus an additional committing 'political sui­ end, was the second in less at the back of the campus and R5 a voter. This arrange- cide'. He said his-party had than a month. This time com­ then forced their way through ment would guarantee the · discovered fundamental puters and goods worth some security gates and doors at R31 000 were taken. leisure and undisturbed. It is equality of all parties and errors in the original draft Yesterday ~ked staff were apparently the ninth burglary would be a fair reflection of only at the eleventh hour. . busy amid the wreCkage with in two months at the college. their numerical strength.:' He was supported by NPF last minute preparations for Fingetprint experts were soon The ban on foreign fund- MP, Moses Katjiuongua who yesterday's introduction of a on the scene yesterday and ing, which was applicable emphasised the need for a bill on the University to the commeilted the break-in seemed only to parties in the NA, second House to check on National Assembly. Vice-chan­ professional. created a loophole for such errop; made in the National cellor designate Dr Peter The robbery was between parties to create pseudo Assembly. Katjavivi said it was strange 17h00 on Saturday and Mon­ the burglary happened so soon day morning. Stolen goods before the bill reached this key include two Olivetti comput­ stage and only weeks before ers with hard disks, an HP the new University could come Laserjet ill printer, a fax ma­ into existence. Planning docu­ chine and copier, R2 000 in - ments were strewn around as cash and personal effects in­ the thieves broke open cup­ cluding a radio which belonged THROWN ABOUT ••• The cupboard doors in the office of the boards in Katjavivi' s office and J o Katjavivi. vice-chancellor designate of the future Unlversity of Namlbia computer disks were taken. In the earlier break-in the were forced open last weekend. The contents, including plan­ The back part of the Wind­ drafts of the university mas­ ning documents for the new university were rifled and strewn hoek College of Education teIplan were taken. across the floor. , 'The thieving MUST stop ••• A FORMER machine operator at CDM, WaIter Hauseb, 36, was Hauseb begged the court not to send him to prison as there yesterday sentenced to an effective five years' imprisonment would be nobody to take care of his family. He even called his _ after ne was convicted of diamond theft. wife to testify that there would be no one to help the family ifhe Hauseb was found guilty of trying to smuggle 204 rough was sent to jail. diamonds, valued at more than R300 000, out of the mining area Armemarie Lategan for the State argued that Hauseb had not on}uly 26 last year. He was acquitted on a second similar charge. had financial problems when he stole the diamonds. She said she According to the charge-sheet; Hauseb was returning from found it strange that Hauseb had told the court that he had work and when he went through the X-ray checkpoint the X-ray financial problems, while he was wearing a very expensive jacket showed unfamiliar objects inbetween his legs. On further inves­ with a minimum value of R800. Hauseb told the court he had tigation two parcels were found. They contained 204 diamonds bought his jacket on account. valued at R341 695. After Hauseb was arrested the police took Before passing sentence, Judge Hannah expressed concern him to his room where a third parcel containing five diamonds about diamond theft which was increasing on a daily basis. He valued at R9 298 was found. Yesterday Hauseb pleaded denied reminded Hauseb that stealing diamonds amounted to sabotage any knowledge of the parcel found in his room. He was the given of the Namibian economy. Judge Hannah said it appeared as if the benefit of the doubt on the diamonds found in his room as the workers were not being put off by the stiff sentences given to court failed to find out how the parcel had ended up there. other diamond thieves, and stressed that he would give heavy Pleading in mitigation, Hauseb told the court he had wanted to sentences to deter other people from stealing diamonds. The sell the c;iiamonds to get money to send his children to school. He judge sentenced him to eight years' imprisonment of which three said he had eight children to maintain, as well as his wife who is years were conditionally suspended for five years. He was given partiallY'paralysed after a high blood pressure attack. a further sentence of R20 000' or two years' imprisonment. 4 Tuesday July 28 1992

urban landscape and follows the news teams at a major television station as they track down and report the stories of the day. 18h52: Barcelona 92 15h56: Opening Olympic Games 16bOO: Bible Story , 20hOO: News 16b05: Kiddies Filler 201135: The Agatha 16b31: Educational ,- Christie Hour programme Episode 3: "The - The Whys and 'wherefores Girl in the Train" - 16b46: Noah's Ark ' 21h27: Barcelona 92 17h37: The Fresh Prince Olympic Games of Bel Air 22h27: The Orchid ' 18h02: E.N.G. House Third season of a popular Episode 2; series which is set in a gritty "Stella" fantasies of adolescence and the realities of adulthood, as encountered by the pu­ pils and teachers of Hull High - the school with a M . N • I:· T beat. (Premium time) (Premium Time) 19hOO: Love and Hate 101130: Egoli Gripping mini series which llhOO: La Bamba (2-10) tells the true story of Colin Children's Holiday Festival Fletcher, who is now in a 13hOO: The Jungle Book federal penitentiary serving 13h4S: Cinderella a life sentence for the mur­ 141135: Garfields Feline der of his wife. It follows . Fantasies obe of the most controver- DOWN AND OUT HEROES •.• A scene from 'We S-.aII Sing for the Fatherland', which takes a look at the situation (KTV starts) , sial trials in Canadian legal of two disabled ex-freedom fighters. The play has just had a short but successful run at the Warehouse. See review 15hOO: Smurfs , history. Starring: Ken Walsh, below. 151130: The New Adven­ Kate Nelligan tures of Winnie 20h45: Bon Voyage the Pooh 21hOO: Supersport 16bOO: Mickey Mouse Wrestling: The Royal Club Rumble which took place The struggle never ends ••• 16b30: Widget earlier this year at Knicker­ (KTV ends) bocker Arena in Albany, THE acting company of mental conference is ,com­ (Open time) New Yorlc .GRAHAM HOPWOOD, ing to town. Moved to re­ 17hOO: Egoli (repeat) 23hOO: Back to the the National Theatre of bellion against the authori­ 17h30: Loving Future Namibia excelled them­ m not in some anonymous city Mda's play is essentially ties, the two decide to re- ' 18hOO: Hull High OOh45: Transmission selves in their latest pro­ centre but in Windhoek's a tragi-comedy which leaves ' main despite the threats, but Music and dance set the tone duction of Zake Mda's ends Zoo Parlc with two ex-Plan the audience at one moment their revolt leads only to for this original look at the 'We shall sing for the combatants deserted by their laughing at the comedy of their deaths from exposure ------i Fatherland' which fOJ;ll1er leaders now in Gov­ the ex-guerillas predicament during the freezing night. Today's Weather played at the Warehouse ernment. and then shocked by their Praise must also go to co­ Theatre from last Thur­ THE Weather Bureau's det~led forecast summary for The two characters Ser­ isolation from ' the powers directors Norman Job and Namibia for tomorrow: day to Saturday. geant Major and Janibari, that be. One plea for help to Leon &ukes who obviously Fine and· warm but hot over the Namib Desert. Coast Theplay, written in 1973, played With pathos and velVe a passing young man meets managed to inspire and fine and cool but cloudy in the North with fog patches. examines the situation of by Simon !Noariseb and with a familiar refrain - "I motivate every- actor into Wind fresh southerly to south-westerly but strong south- two disabled former free­ Benito Mamarengane, plan can't, I'm just on my way to strong performances. Mda's easterly in the soutb. _ Sapa dom fighters left to while their begging and petty thiev­ a cocktail reception at the one hour play packs a pow­ ------...... ------1 away their hours on a city ing as if they are still in the American Embassy". erful punch which the NTN parlc bench after their coun- , operational area. The com­ The final and fatal twist players were well capable Rat killer in demand try's independence failed to edy of their attempt to apply comes when our two heroes of delivering. One only produce their expected military precision to their are told to vacate their parlc wished that the Cabinet had LAGUNA NIGUEL: A kitty named Johnny 5 is outpacing rewards. down-and-out lives is con­ bench home as an impor­ been seated in the front row exterminators in the race to eradicate rodents in this Southern TIle scene could have been stantly undercut by the tant international enViron- tO,heed the warning. California suburban community. Named for a robot in the fantasy drawn from any post-lib­ poignancy of their forgot­ film "Short Circuit", J ohnny 5 catches about 40 mice a week, said eration southern African ten status among the bank­ his owner, Kim BristoL "He's a ferocious little killer," she said. -country, but from the open­ ers and officals who pass , StellaPaolini borrowed Johnny 5, and in three nights he wiped out 'White Man's Burden'~~~ them in the park. Only the ~ ... !;.: 1 the mice that invaded her home. "When you've got Johnny, who ing strains of a Swapo free­ needs a 300-dollar exterminator?" she said. Many people do. dom song the audience knew local police officer, humour­ THIS Thursday, July 30, Dr HenDing Melber (Nepru) Meadow mice can create a population of 3 000 in eight months it was dealing with an en­ ously acted by Patrick ' will speak on 'The White Man's Burdern Revisited: and their numbers peak here every four years, said Tim Saunders, tirely Namibian situation. Blauw, takes an interest in A Critique of Eurocentism' at 20hOO. Melber will be this owner of Mission Pest ControL Meanwhile, J ohnny 5' s popular­ The company worlced in them but is only to move speaking at the Namibia-German Foundation, NaDS ity is spreading. "We've got friends in San Clemente who are local references with skill them on as they are "not a Building, 36 Bismarck Street, in Windhoek. going to borrow him for the weekend," Paolini said. - AP and humour until we were pretty sight for the tourists".

1866 - Danish constitution is revised in favour of King and Africa. Upper House. 1988 - Tamil rebels kill 14 Sinhalese farmers, and Sri 1868 - Third Maori war breaks out in New Zealand Lanka government troops are put on security alert. 1885 - Great Britain annexes St Lucia Bay. 1988 - A fire started by schoolchildren guts the house of Today is Tuesday, July 28, the 210thday of1992. There are 1904 - Russia's minister of interior Viacheslav Plehve is Winnie Mandela. The arson attack was the second in three 156 days left in the year. assassinated. years. 1914 - Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia, signalling 1989 - India agrees to pull its troops out of Sri Lanka. Highlights in history on this date: start of World War I. 1990 - Police defuse a massive car bomb in a multi-storey 1540 - Thomas Cromwell, Earl of Essex, is executed in 1927 - Twenty-nine people are killed and 57 injured in a car parlc in the heart of Pretoria's central business district. England for treason. railway disaster in the Transvaal. 1990 - Alberto Fujimori takes over as head of government 1588 - Lord Admiral Howard of Effingham sends British 1937 - Japanese sei~ Peking in China. in Peru. fire ships to destroy Spanish galleons off Calais, France. 1940 - British forces repulse Nazi attack on Mediterranean 1991 - Madagascar government resigns hours after Presi- ' 1591 - The English fleet, commanded by Admiral Ray­ island of Malta during World Warn. dent Didier Tarsiraka offers t o dissolve his cabinet and mond, sights the Cape. 1945 - US army bomber crashes into Empire.State build- open talks with opponents. 1643 - English parliamentarian force under Oliver Cromwell ing. ( takes Gainsborough. 1976 - Britain severs relations with government of Uganda's Today's Birthdays 1742 - Peace of Berlin between Austria and Prussia ends President ldi Amin. - first Silesian war. 1986 - Car stuffed_wi th explosives rips through densely Jacques Picard, French deep sea explorer (1922,); Jac- _ 1794 - French revolutionaries M. Robespierre and A. Saint populated residential area of Christian East Beirut, killing queline Kennedy Onassis, former US first lady (1929-); Just are executed at least 32 and wounding 140. Jacques D' Amboise, US ballet dancer (1934-). 1821 - Peru's independence from Spain is declared for­ 1987 - Former SACC secretary-general, speaking in Copen­ mally. hagen, calls for continuing world pressure on Pretoria. , Thought for Today: 1836 - Sir Anqnes Stockenstrom becomes Lieutenant­ 1987 - Minister of national health Willie van Niekerlc says, Beware oflittle expenses. Asmallleak will sink a great ship Governor of the Cape. 2234 carriers of the Aids yirus has been identified in South - Benjamin Franklin, US statesman (1706-1790). Olympic-'Namibians smash own records pahl, Lindemeier splash out in sty,le VACANCY Olympics and the long hours Fysal Fresh Products JEAN SUTHERLAND of standing around might have ·affected her perform­ need TWONamibian records·were shattered on Sunday ance. Both the Namibian in the first swimming session of the Barcelona swimmers will get another Olympic Games as Namibia took part in the world's chance in other events later TWO .TECHNICIANS greatest sporting spectacular for the first time. this week. Tomorrow Monica will be Short listed candidates will be informed and should come in for an Young Monica Dahl and with Franziska van Almsick competing in the lOOm Jorg LiOOemeier didn't make of Germany taking bronze butterfly event and on Fri­ interview. · it into the finals of Sun- in 54,94. day in the 50m freestyle, · day's events. However, both For Namibia Monica while Jorg will be giving it Duties: Namibian 'stars turned in clipped 0,41 ofasecondoff another go in the 200m great, record-breaking the Women's lOOm frees­ breaststroke. * carry out electronic repairs swims in the heats in the tyle open record of 59,46 Monica appears to be * electronic inspections and tests. open air Piscines Bernat which she set in Darmstadt gaining momentum with * electronic installations Picornell pool.· a fortnight ago, while Jorg each race she swims. On Agence France-Presse knocked 0,27 of a second Sunday her father pointed reported that Monica, 17, offhis own record of 1:06.61. out that she had first swum Remuneration package: clocked 59,05 seconds to Peter Dahl, Monica's fa­ urder 60 secorxIs in the lOOm Negotiable, previous experience will be taken into consideratrion. come in third in the second ther and President of the freestyle in Zimbabwe ear­ heat of the women's 100m Namibian Amateur Swim­ lier this year, bettered her . freestyle, while Jorg touched ming Union, described both time at Darmstadt ahead of Applications should reach the general manager within two weeks home in 1:06.34 in the Men's performances as "splendid", the Olympics, and has just of publication of this ad. lOOm breaststroke, winning and confirmed that both done it again at the Olym­ Contact Fysal Fresh Produce. his heat. times were new Narnlbian pics. The leading time in the records. Peter Dahl, like NBC TV Box 1449 Women's lOOm freestyle Dahl said Monica had Olympic commentators Oshakati heats was swum by JellJ)ifer 'phoned him from Spain on Stuart Super and Gerhard 9000 Thompson of the US in a Sunday. He said Monica Ruck, was disappointed that new Olympic record time herself felt she could have the TV cameras' focus on or of 54,69. However, Th­ done better. But, he added: the six-strong Namibian Tel 06751 • 20529 ompson later lost her record "It is a very good time for team as they marched into Fax 020264 and the gold medal to her." the Olympic stadium on China'sZhuangYonginthe Dahl said possibly the long Saturday was so fleeting. code 06751 final. Yong swam 54;64, wait, "sitting around", for . "They were on, and they while Thompson took the the march into the stadium were gone," said Dahl. 'That silver in' a . time of 54,84 for the grand opening of the was a bit disappointing." REPUBLIC OF ,'Thousands of sheep NAMIBIA fQJ export to Saudi' MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE

A LOCAL company announced on Sunday that thoJl­ Earlier the two companies THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIP sands of sheep have been sold to the Middle East and are started promoting the sheep in ready for export. the Middle East through pro­ motional photographs and 1. The Ministry of Education and Culture (Bursaries and Scholarships According to a press release, welcome with the drought, as videos which were widely cir­ Division) announces the following the following Scholarship offered by a Saudi ArabIan buyer has farmers try to get sheep, cows culated. the Italian Government. signed a deal for the first sale . and goats off the veld before The companies faced sev­ of sheep after some two years they get too thin or damage the eral blocks in clinching the of preparations. environment and grazing too deal including reluctance by (a) Course on organisation and management of Urban Area in Developing The companies which say .much. local banks to handle the let· Countries for seven months from 16 November 1992. they set up the deal are Trans The exporting companies, top ters of credit which had been Industries (Pty) Limited and levels of Government and other setup for this export. This is an · the African Touch (Pty) Ltd. bodies in the livestock trade, international form of financ­ (b) The course will be offered through the medium of the ITALIAN Trans Industries has a re­ stepped up efforts to sell the ing which is often used in trade .. LANGUAGE gional office in Ethiopia and a sheep abroad because of the The companies note that "by branch in Djibouti but has now drought and the companies say God's. grace" the deal came CLOSING DATE: 3 AUGUST 1992 set up a local company based "the present contract is a direct off, and also thank President in Independence Avenue, result of those efforts". Sam Nujoma and the Prim~ Wmdboek They sold the sheep Several more shipments are Minister and the Ministers of * Further information relating to the Basic requirement contact persons: . to Suleiman Saeed Abdu who reportedly lined up. Four dele­ Trade and Industry and of is visiting with Hassan Daoud gations of Saudi livestock Agriculture, Water and Rural and is apparently the chair of a buyers have visited Namibia Development for their help. Mrs C. Ndaitwa large livestock trading com­ and apparently all were im­ According to earlier reports, pany in Saudi Arabia. pressed with the quality and the Saudis are keen that the OR The news is particularly taste of Namibian mutton. sheep should be exported live, and had arranged for a huge ship to dock at Walvis Bay to MsH. Joseph carry them for the three week Glide to death voyage. United House Preparing and loading the sheep would ·.be a first for Bursaries and Scholarships Division Namibia and will be a tough Ground Floor challenge. Apparently the ships Private Bag 13186 . carry up to 200 ()()() sheep at a time, and the Namibian deal Windhoek could be 10 000 sheep. Tel. 3979111 Ext. 2098 One blockage in the past was that farmers preferred to sell at No applications will be considered after the closing date high South African prices in­ * stead of competing on world markets where prices are quar- ter or less. '. . ... e Tuesday July 28 1992 THE NAMIBIAN New twist in Jani saga

LONDON: A friend of South Andrew Broulidakis told the record producer Broulidakis African journalist Jani Allan, High Court said he discussed the case who is sUing for libel over -. Broulidakis, 31, said he with Shaw when he visited suggestions she had an affair -began a sexual relationship South Africa in March this with neo-Nazi leader Eugene with Shaw to rInd out why year. Terre'Blanche, said yesterday sre was alleging she saw Allan ;He said that after a heavy a keywitness had admitted to through a keyhole having sex drinking session and a sexual SA govt keeps mum him that sre made up the story. with the leader of the extreme encounfer in her flat, Shaw "Wouldn't it be a scream to right-wing A WB party as two told him that that she was have that frigid bitch nailed bodyguards looked on. going to tell the story oflook­ for gang-banging Nazis?" Allan, 41, who has testilled ing through the key-hole and on new proposals Linda Shilw, a former Johan- here that she had been treated seeing group sex with Nazis. - nesburg flatmate of Allan's, for a lack of interest in sex, is He asked rer how she would JOHANNESBURG: The ANC has not yet received clear, though, that there had told him earlier this year, suing Channel Four over the make it stick, and she replied, the government's latest proposals aimed at break­ would be no further public television rIlm ''The Leader, "I have my story down pat "trading" in concessions via His Driver and the Driver's and I have friends who will ing the negotiations deadlock. memoranda to restart talks. Rene wins Wife", which she claims back me up in this." ANC spokesman Carl Discussions and.any nego­ portrayed her as a "lady of ''I'll bull-shit my way at the eQ.d of last week. VICTORIA: President easy virtue" who slept with through," she told him. Niehaus said yesterday af­ Media reports said the tiations would have to be Albert Rene's ruling ­ Terre'Blanche. Allan, who now lives in ternoon he was "pretty sure" government emerged froni conducted behind closed ­ party has won the Seych­ Channel Four says it never Britain, has denied having any of that. the crucial meeting, held doors. elles' first multi-party suggested an affair and ar­ sexual relationship with Ter­ Constitutional Develop­ somewhere in the northern President F W de Klerk election in 17 years, de­ gues that such an allegation, re'Blanche, whom she said ment Minister RoelfMeyer Transvaal bushveld, with recommitted the government featiog8amboyantoppo­ although never made, would she found "repulsive". She was not prepared yesterday definite plans to break the to negotiations after the_ sition -leader James be justilled because Allan did says Terre' Blanche became to say when or how the gov­ negotiations impasse. bushveld meeting, and said Mancham, ousted by have an affair with the mar­ obsessed with her, bombard­ ernment would ·deliver its Sources said there was room it was prepared to explore Rene in a 1977 coup, offi­ ried Terre'Blanche . . ing her with telephone calls.- proposals, the fruits of a two­ for compromise. unspecified initiatives with cials said yesterday. - AFP Giving evidence for Allan, AFP - day secret strategy meeting The government made it other parties. - Sapa

NAMIBiA INSTITUTE FOR DEMOCRACY SA cell deaths exposed

~iD - "Stroke"; "We're trying to estab­ JOHANNESBURG: Cell death figures for the last INFORMATION FORUM: 18 months are nearly as bad as the Soweto revolts - "Kidney failure"; lish the factual basis for these of 1976-77, the Human Rights Commission has - "Slipped on piere of soap; reports," said Captain Kotze. BUSINESS OPPORTUNmES IN ANGOLA alleged. - "Alleged assault by "It is grossly unfair and a policemen; neglect of the facts to say The monitoring organisa­ days held as well as the ages - "Shot in forehead -at that all people who die in - The Namibia Institute for Democracy will present a tion alleged.29 people had of the alleged victims. point-blank range". detention are murdered by lunch-time informational forum concerning the current diedin detention from Janu­ It also noted "official/al­ Law and Order spokes­ police. political sttuation in Angola as well as business ary 1990 to June 1992,com­ leged causes". Since 1963, man Capt Craig Kotze con­ "It is of the utmostimpor­ opportuntties in Angola for Namibian c9mpanies. pared :with the deaths of 26 29 people have reportedly finned yesterday that the tance that the facts be es­ people in 1976-77. hung themselves. Minister, HeI'nus Kriel, was tablished. " DATE: Monday, 3 August 1992- The HRC also alleged a Other alleged causes in­ seeking to establish the The IIRC further said:" A total of 102 people had died clude: factual basis for reports on large number of these deaths VENUE: SKW-Hall since 1963. - "Haemorrahage after cell deaths, which first broke took place in mysterious TIME: 12hOO - 15hOO In a report on cell deaths, hitting head against desk on Sunday when senior fo­ circumstances, notwith-_ SPEAKERS: Delegates from INTERCOMSUMA and released yesterday, the IIRC during interrogation"; - rensics pathologist Or Jon­ standing that half of them trye Democratic Party of Angola (P.DA) listed names dates, places - "Accidental, fell from athan Gluckman spoke to were declared by the inquest * Prof. Antonio Alberto Neto (including the TBVC states), 1Oth floor"; the press. courts to be suicides." - Sapa . (President, P.DA) * Prof. Joao Ferreita (Angolan Economist) Cop shot * Prof. Mak Makonda DURBAN: A police ·con­ (Angolan Economist,specialist in oil stable and his girlfriend energy) were in a serious condi­ * Mr Leonardo Oliveira tion after being shot at (Angolan Finance Expert, Wembezi, near Estcourt, Consultant) on Sunday. Police said Constable S RSVP: - W Mngadi and Miss Mr. Theunis Keulder, before Friday, 31 July 1992 Monica Madlala were Tel. (061) 229117/8 walking near the local community centre when Fax. (061) 229119 they were shot by a gun­ man. - Sapa

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TALK BY DR. HENNING MELBER (NEPRU) THE WHITE MAN'S BuRDEN REVISITED Fire strikers, says JCCI (A Critique of Eurocentrism) JOHANNESBURG: The President Stuart Morris Morris said however Venue: NaDsBuilding, Bismarck Street 36 Johannesburg Chamber of said in a statement yester­ employerS should express Time:30 July 1992 (Thursday) 8:00 p.m. Commerce and Industry day JCCI members could support for the principles has advised its 5 000 implement final written of peace, democracy and . Namibian-German Foundation members that final writ­ warnings where employ­ economic reconstructio~, ten warnings and dismiss­ ees had been given .clear and emphasised they for Cultural Co-operation als are appropriate actions advance notice that such should "maintain good re­ to take against workers disciplinary action might lationships already devel­ observing the August 3 be taken in -response to oped with employees and and 4 stayaway. the stayaway. trade_unions". - Sapa THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday 'July 28J992 7 .

MARKET ROUND-UP EC looks into SA dumpiJ?g Yesterday's quotations for unit trusts: General Equity Funds: Here is how major stock mar­ BRUSSELS, Belgium: The been hit hardest by the im- per cent in 1991 from 56 per ABSA 133,86. 125,23 5,92 kets outside the United States European Community Com- ports. South Africa's market cent in 1989 and in Britain to BOEGrowth 136,81 127,82 4,69 ended yesterdll-Y: mission said yesterday it had share inF~ce climbed to 63 41 per cent from 14 per cent Community LONDON - British shares launched an investigation into 1Ir==;;;;;;;;======:;;;~:::2 alleged dumping of manga- Growth Fund .107,40 102,03 closed at sharply lower lev­ n/a nese steel wearparts from· Fedgro 118,59 110,71 5,21 els, with investersdepressed REPUBLIC OF South Africa. CUGrowth . 107,81 100,65 5,37 by weekend media comment The inquiry follows a NAMIBIA Guardbank Growth 2251 ,95 2096,70 5,08 on the state of the British econ­ complaint by six EC makers IGI 122,62 114,77 4,56 omy and with little prospect of wearparts. representing a Momentum 224,00 209,84 4,72 of good news·in the near fu­ TENDER BOARD large proportion of Commu­ Metfund 175,82 162,58 4,21 ture, dealers and analysts said. nity production, which alleges Metlife 116,31 108,77 n/a The Financial Times-Stock TENDER NO.J213/92 that South African products NBS Hallmark 872,84 815,16 6,17 Exchange index of 100 lead­ CONTRACT FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF AND REPAlRS TO are being sold on the EC marlret TARRED SURFACE AND MINOR WORKS FOR THE PERIOD 1 Norwich 332,35 " 310,37 4,66 ing British shares ended down at prices lower than domestic SEPTEMBER 1992 TO 31 AUGU::;t 1993. Old Mutual Investors 2593,76 2416,36 4,00 29.2 points at 2,348.0, a,clos­ prices, the Commission said. Sage 2281,80 2129,89 4,63 ing low for the year and down Eighteen South African Closing date: 11:00 on Tuesday: 18 August 1992 Sanlam 1579,64 1476,87 ·3,98 almost 400 points or just over producers are alleged to have Sanlam Index 1221,43 1141,52 4,03 14 per cent since its all-time DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICES OF: significantly undercut EC Sanlam Dividend 425,96 . 398,91 4,74 closing high in May. The Secretary:Tender Board, . producers and depressed prices Senbank General 114,20 1~,80 8,48 · ~T-German 10 John Meinert Street, on the Community market, Southern Equity 182,39 170,83 5,17 shares put on a spurt in the Ground Floor. West-Wing, which has caused lost sales Standard 1080,11 1014,90 7,89 last hour of trading, wiping P.O. Box 3328, Windhoek and declining market share. Syfrets Growth 258,34 241,76 4,59 out an early dip to a ·6-1/2 .r The Commission saidfi­ To obtain documents RS.OO is payable. Syfrets Trustee 110,77 103,73 n/a month low and closing with nancial losses have led some Tenders must be forwarded to: UAL 1939,00 1818,57 4,87 modest gains. The 30-share The Secretary: Tender Board, Specialist Equity Funds: DAX ended at the day's high makers to consider shutting down production of weaxparts, . P;O. Box 3328, · . ABSA Industrial 116,39 108,85 9,43 of 1,618.09 points. Traders parts of machinery that are Windhoek, 9000 Guardbank Resources 139,37 129,95 5,76 said prices were laIgely driven worn away by contact with Or deposited in : Guardbruik Industrial 105,20 98,90 6,73 by the futures market while · the material they are The Tender Box, Sage Resources 110,96 103,58 .6,47 there were also a few small processing. The EC's execu­ Tender Board, Sanlam Industrial 923,81 864,30 3,45 orders around from buyers who tive body said South African 10 John Meinert Street Sanlam Mining 289,29 270,1:4 5,10 saw German shares as cheap imports accounted for 26 per Ground Floor West- Wing, Windhoek Southern Mining 131,25 · 122,80 5,84 after recent heavy losses. cent of EC consumption in Fax: 36454 Southern Pure . 103,98 97,39 n/a PARIS - The beginning of 1991, up from zero in 1983. Secretary: Tender Board Standard Gold 161,08 150,80 7,82 the August trading account (NB R51evy is payable) France and Britain have Standard Industrial 103,34 97,41 n/a coincided with a slight eas­ Standard International 99,12 92,80 n/a ing in the pessimism that has UAL Mining and gripped the market recently Resources 366,81 343,17 4;54 to nudge French shares higher. UAL Selected The CAC-40 share index rose Opportunities 1620,46 1516,22 4,56 20.73 points, or 1.20 percent, Old Mutual Mining 235,63 219,35 5,06 to end at 1,755.35 in listless Old Mutual Industrial 327,28 304,39 4,78 trading. Old Mutual Gold Fund 105,52 98,30 5,70 ZURICH - Swiss shares Old Mutual ended a slow session steady Top Companies 231,64 215,91 n/a to slightly higher after Wall Income/Gilt Funds: Street's f1Illl opening helped Metboard Income 109,70 108,55 15,24 the industrial sector to recover -- Guardbank Income 118,23 115,82 15,63 earlier losses, dealers said. Old Mutual Income 109,95 108,77 13,77 The all-share SPI index closed Standard Income 92,82 91,84 14,70 0.2 points higher at 1,113.0 Syfrets Income 109,89 108,79 14,95 and the SMI index of leading Syfrets Gilt 1114,77 1103,63 n/a shares added 5.1 to 1,761.9. UALGilt 1211,55 1199,43 13,25 TOKYO - Tokyo stocks shrugged off a discount rate Gold price cut and cheering political news on Monday to post a new six­ Gold was fixed at 358,40 dollars ail ounce yesterday year closing low. The 225- afternoon, compared to 358,00 at the morning fixing and share Nikkei average ended 357,00 on Friday afternoon. down 124.45 points or 0.80 percent to 15,373.34 after an Money market early technical rally lost mo­ Commercial rand mentum and kicked into re­ Previous closing Yesterday's closing verse, brokers said. 2.7645/60· 2.7585/00 HONG KONG - Overseas Financial rand sellers wiped out local bar­ Previous closing Yesterday'S closing gain hunters in active after­ 3.96/98 3.93/3.95 noon trade in Hong Kong, 90-day liquid BA rate pushing the Hang Seng index Previous closing Yesterday'S closing to close near its intraday low, 13.70 13.60 brokers said. The Hang Seng fell 108.37 points, or 1.88 per Oil prices cent, to close at 5,664.39. Oil futures prices (dollars per barrel) at 1600 GMTyester­ SYDNEY - The Australian day: stock market closed around IPE BRENT (SEPT) its day's lows depressed by July 27 20,5} Tokyo's downturn. After being July 24 (close) 20,71 seven points up in morning NEW YORK WTI-TYPE (SEPT) trade, the All Ordinaries in­ July 27 21,82 dex closed 3.3 points down at July 24 (close) 21,98 1606.3. JOHANNESBURG - Lack Namibian stqcks of interest, 'a lacklustre bul­ Closing prices yesterday on the Johannesburg Stock Ex- lion price and continued change of the following: , - . weakness in overseas mar­ kets saw the South African Buy Sellers Sales share market drifting further De Beers 7525 7550 7525 AngloAM 11275 11350 11325 down in quiet trade. The over­ GFNamib n/a 250 235 all index was off 31 points at 3,345 to take the losses to GFSA n/a 7150 7100 10.8 per cent from the June 5 AB SA 800 810 810 peak of3,749. The industrial FirstBank 5700 5750 n/a index was off 28 points at Nedcor 1600 n/a 1605 SBIC 6200 6225 6200 4,102 and the index is now 12.6 per cent down from its Metje&Z n/a 275 n/a June 4,694 high. The gold Namfish 425 n/a n/a index dropped 24 points, or Namsea )25 350 n/a 2.14 per cent to close at 1,098. :';M~AMI8tAN , .

Sew-entien jaar vir Conti-Dloord HENDRIKJacobus Coet­ Coetzee het volgens anderwag was die Maancla­ met 'n swaar klip teen die zee van Suid-Afrika wat vroeere getuienis in die hof goggend van 10 Februarie agterkant van sy skedel vroeer skuldig bevind is in die hotel gebly maar kon . vanjaar omstreeks OShOO aan gesiaan. PERSdNEEL by die NBC afgedankte werkers moet aan die moord op 'n nie vir die verblyf betaal diens by die hoofmgang van Die arxJer wetkremer bet wag in spanning om oit te kry. sekuriteitswag is gister in nie. die Continental Hotel in toe hy onraad bemerk die vind hoeveel k~ nog moet Amptenare van die NBC die hoerhof 'n totale tronk­ Regter Hannah s8 Coet­ Windhoek. saak by die polisie aan­ rol in terme van aanbev­ wat gister genader is, was strafvansewentienjaaren zee moes indien hy nie kon Tiinotheus het na bewer­ hangig gemaak. elings om die personeel­ almal baie versigtig om · vier maande opgel8. betaal nie oit die hotel gevlug ing op 'n stoel gesit in die Die klip waarmee Tim­ struktuur van die korpora­ enigiets bekend te maak oor Regter Hannah het voor het sonder om iemand te voorportaal terwyl 'n ander otheus geslaan is, is die sie te stroom belyn. Die raad die afdankings. vonnisoplegging die daad beseer of te vermoor. werknemernabeweringby volgende dag in die hotel van hierdie instelling het Daar kon ook geen beves­ van Coetzee as brutaal en Immanuel Timotheus(30), die ontvangstoonbank was. deur lede van die polisie gister 'n buitengewone sit­ tiging gekry word oor die onmenslik beskryf. die oorledene, en nog ' n · Terwyl hy daar sit is hy gevind. ting gehou om die Thom­ poslsle van Sackey son Stigting se aanbevelings Namugongo, buitelandse­ oor die rasionalisering van redakteur, waaroor daar personeel sowel as die aan­ reeds verskeie maaade lank bevelings van die raad self bespiegel word nie. Nasem veroordeel diefstal by'skole te bespreek. Die NBC s8 in 'n verklar­ Verskeie persone sal in­ ing dit is met groot onwil­ DIE Namibia Student Edu­ het. sien hulle dit nodig kry onmiddelik aan die regma­ gevolge die beslissings van ligheid clat die besloit oor cation Movement(N asem) Nasem doen ook 'n beroep wanneer aansoeke gedoen tige eienaars te oorhandig. die raad voor Vryclag in­ personeel verminderings het die onlangse vlaag van op die Ministerie van Bin­ moot word vir beurse of vir Die verklaring s8 ons moet gelig word van hul lot, bekend gemaak moet word misdaad in skole veroordeel nelandse Sake om die uit- werk. onthou . clat die vertraging Die NBC wou nie bekend maar clat dit noodsaaklik en die publiek versoek om reiking van iden- Die Ministerie van van sertifikate studente in maak wie hierdie persone is geword het weens ekon­ 'n bydrae te lewer tot die ' titeitsdokumente aan Opvoeding en Kultuur word 'n baie onseker toekoms . nie alvorens hulle persoon­ omiese en bestuursoorwe­ aankeer van die betrokkenes. studeote te bespoedig aange- gevra om Jumor Sertiflkate plaaS. lik claarvan verwittig is nie. gings. Verskeie skole het in die Verwagtingeisegterclathul Die raad het die bestuur laaste paar weke die teiken voor Donderdag claarvan in versoek om die proses op 'n geword van inbrekers en kennis gestel sal word om regverdige wyse oit te voer vandale wat veral skole in Suikerprojek vorder volgens plan voorsiening te maak vir die en die beleid van regstelIende Katutura verniel en van die dertig dae kennisperiode wat aksie in ag te neem. skooltoerusting weggedra DIE suikerprojek in die Die versekering is aan wees. Caprivi wat in 1990 deur Geingob gegee clat R2- Plaaslike produksie van Lonrho aangepakis verloop miljoen reeds in die projek suikerriet sal ook die ekon­ volgens plan en suiker wat bel@ is wat na verwagting omie van die land baat ~-----"'-----~Council of Churches tuis verbou is sal teen mid­ oor agt jaar voltooi sal wees. omrede geen buitelandse del volgende jaar op die Die projek sal volgens valute nodig sal wees om Namibiese markte wees. beplanning ongeveet tien­ suiker van buite in te voer in Namibia Hierdie versekering is ver­ duisend hektaar onder suik­ nie. lede Vrydag, 24 Julie, aan erriet bring en sal verbind Geingob het Lonrho be­ die Eerste Minister, Hage wees aan 'n raffinadery waar dank vir die vertroue in die Geingob, gegee deur die die suikerriet omskep sal 'Namibiese ekonomie en die VACANCIES twee vise-voorsitters van word in die verskeie eind­ maatskappy aangemoedig Lonrtio, Paul Spicer en produkte wat op die om ander gebiede soos die DEVELOPMENT CLUSTER . Robert Dunlop. Namibiese mark benodig energie en mynsektore te Die twee here het 'n word ondersoek wat ook 1. SENIOR PRODUCTION TAILOR afvaardiging gelei deur Na verwagting sal ongev­ winsgewende beleg­ Geingob, wat ook die di­ eer vierduisend gingsmoontlikhede bied. rekteur van Lonrho in werksgeleenthede deur die Beide die verteenwoor­ The CCN Sewing Project urgently requires the services of an experienced Tailor. Namibie, Bob Meiring, projek geskep word en sal digers van Lonrho het die ingesluit het, by hul Lon­ dit 'n belangrike inspuiting minister bedank vir sy be­ QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS donse kantoor ontvang. in die plaaslike ekonomie soek aan hul maatskappy. 1. Should be a commfited Christian. 2. Should be able to read and write. 3. Should have industrial sewing experience. 4. Should have extensive knowledge in designing a variety of clothes for men, women, children, etc. 2. PROJECTS DESK COORDINATOR

QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS He or she must: 'n NADOODSE ondersoek is deurdie polisie op Tsumeb . geskiet het. Die vooval het 1. be a committed Christian; geloods na die dood van 'n inbreker wat in 'n buis op die in Onafhanklikheidslaan, 2. have matric plus 3 years appropriate qualifications in administration or dorp betrap en noodlottig gewond is. Die oorledene Katutura, plaasgevind a related field; Hangula Jasson(28) en twee trawante was Saterdagaand Twee motorVoertuie het 3. have experience as a teacher or trainer; besig om die buis van Ben Pearson op die dorp te stroop Sondag op die hoeke van 4. have some knowledge of bookkeeping and finance administration; toe die se seun, Leon, met 'n geweer opdaag en op bulle Swarts en J aguarstraat in 5. have good command of English; skiet. Khomasdal gebots en gelei 6. have some experience in development principles, such as self-reliance, 'n Agt en twintigjarige in die distrik Windhoek. tot die dood van onbekende income-generation and appropriate technology; man is ook tydens die voorval Rust het tydens die noo- Namibiese man. Strafbare arresteeren sou gisterin die dlottige voorval in sy manslag word na die voorval 7. have experience in draftinglwr~ing projects as well as reporting; 8. have a valid driver's license; hof op Tsumeb verskyn. hangsweeftuig van 'n berg ondersoek. 'n lid van die 9. enjoy good health Derde bende op die plaas gespring. 'n Agtienjarige Namibiese inbrekers het ontkom met Hyisnabeweringdeur' n man is Sonclag deur die All applications should reach the CCN Development Office not later than 31 st July 1992. klere, kontant en 'n radio opwaartse lugstroom gevang polisie op Rehoboth iuresteer Apply to: terwaarde van ongeveer vi­ en teen die bergWand vasge- na hy vermoedelik 'n ander The Personnel Officer, Council of Churches in Namibia, PO Box 41, Wlndhoek. erhonderdrand waai. 'n Man wat nog Die met 'n mes in Blok b op die Enquiries: . Die polisie het ook 'n deur die polisie in he~enis dorp doodgesteek het Die Mr. E.L. Mwenda (Director) ondersoek begin na die dood geneem is nie word gesoek man sou gister in die hof op van 32-jarige Wemer Rust Tel: (061 ) 217621 ext. 254 ' m1 hy verlede Saterdag ' n RehOboth verskYn op 'nklag op die plaas Monte Christo vyftienjarigeseun in die been "".. ~an moord ' . THE' NAMiBiAN Tuesday J~1y 28' 1992 9

ODALELE yaSouth AFrica, Coetzee okwa ka kwata Hnedrik J acobus Coetzee, _ konima yomafiku avali, sha onghela okwa pelwe ehandu landula opo eshi monduda lokukala modolongo oule omo a li mwa hangika weedula 17 neemwedi obe, emanya li yadi eehonde. sha landula eshi momafiku PefinibO leemhang, Coet­ 10 aFebluali neudo a dipa­ zee okwa tonga kutya ka li ele omukeleli wopohotela nediladilo lokudipaa Tim­ yedina Continental moW­ otheus, okwa li ashike a indhoek. tokola oku mu denga, ye Coetzee okwa dipaele manga a kofa po, ye ta vake Irnmanuel Timotheus, eshi nee nombili oimaliwa yaye. e mu denga nemanya Om up anguli Hannah komutwe. manga inayandja ehandu Coetzee okwa li e uya kuCoetzee. okwe mu okutalelapo moNamibia, lombwela kutya okwa di­ nokwali nee ha di mohotela paa omunhu pamukalo u ya tumbulwa. Konima nyanyalifa. yomafiku avali, okwa kala "Okwa li ashike to dulu e na oupyakadi wokufuta ngeno okulivaka mohotela. omulele waye' noikulya ' osOOshi ngeno kape na nande yohotela. MOmafiku 10 oyou a mona oshiponga. Evava lovakulunhu moSwapo, okwa li la ninga Okongresa yalo, oyo yotete muNamibia a manguluka pexuUlo aFebluali, lwopokati Eenghatu doye donguloshi loshivike twa dja. Momutumba omo omwa hoololwa oilyo 35 i kale oilyo yomutimangudu wevava 010. Mefano eli, koufiku, okwa tokola a ka oyo. odalidopaupwidilela, otamum~nika vamwe voonakukala mokongresa oyo, oyo ya hulifwa noshipopiwa shetwomukumo kOministeli vake oimaliwa meshina onghee ohandi ka dopa Hidipo Hamutenya. laapo hapa fikilwa ngeenge moshinakuwani6Nashange. ~ ______~ ______~ ______~ ______to i homotela. ng~nge itandi ku tumu Manga nee ngeno te kodolongo oule wefimbo liyombele ponhele oyo, lile. okwa mona kutya mboli Coetzee okwa pewa nee Aantuayehe naya pewe omukeleli wonhele · oyo ehandu lokukala modolongo okwali popepi, ye vali okuli oule weedula 17. mondjila oyo Coetzee e na Ombapila yehokololo 10- okulongifa opo a ye pomay­ vaxungimwenyo vokoKim­ iikulyayoshikukuta!! akulilo. . berly. ovo va kala noku mu Okwa kufa nee emanya . vyula. otai yandjwa Ngashi sha holokele moshifo OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKATI inetopolo' lyillrulya yoshi­ nokudenga neenghono kovakulunhu vodolongo opo shika melaka lyoshiingilisa kukuta. Moshigongi shohela omukeleli ou, Timotheus ku talike kutya onghalo yaye mEtitano lya ziko kutya Aaneshila oya li ya koleke komutwe. Timotheus 6kwa otai dulu okuvyulwa nga­ . Aakalimo yomOshitopolwa omalweendo niipangelo. Oya lesha ashike sho sha zi neke limwe Okomitiye fya efimbo.tuu 010. helipi. sha Wambo oya tameka "Dhilaadhilenf kOkongo meyalulo lyomomumvo ndjoka ya hogololelwe mu okugandja omadhilaadhilo nOshakati nOndangwa 1992 nomeindilo kutya Juni nuumvo momasiku 24. nomatompelo gawo kutya. oshowo kUuninginino. Aantu Namibia oli na oshikukuta. . Komufala okwa lombwela Kapakalwa ota iikulya yoshikukuta nayi taye ya kOombaanga Tu kwatheni, tu peni, tu Okomitiye rdjoka kutya nayi pewe aantu ayehe pwaa na nokoompumbwe dhimwe. hawalekeni. omakwatho oga ka longe nawa yaa na kom­ ondjoolola, otatu eta puuye­ Te dhimbwa kOniipa gandjwa nomwaalu bunda nenge okulonga fudikwa mOlomakya lele omadhilaadhilo ga nOnandjokwe-Uukule!!! gwaanillonga omo gu li. molwopolotika yongundu yamwe ngashi tashi holoka Peni aanashilonga iikulya, . Tangi sho tamu shi uvu yontumba. Okwe yi kunkilila OMUPOLIFI mu kulu-kulu laye. Okwa fiya ko omufiyekadi kohi. moshinyolwa shika. oyo haya kutliwa Otax oy­ ko nenge tamu shi pataneke. kutya. nayi ka tale kutya waNamibia, Adjudante Abisai nounona omulongo naIcamwe. "Otwa thiminikwa indji. Epangelo inali kolo­ Oshifo shika osha li sha oolye Aanamibia. Oshoka Nicodemus Kapakalwa, weed­ Okwa teelelwa Adjudante nyeka aanashilonga kundana kutya Aakalimo' ula 69,00 a xulifile oweenda Kapakalwa a ka fudikwe konkalo tu gandje omadhi­ Aanamibia oyo aShike ye laadhilo getu shi na sha no" naaniilonga. yomOneshila mOshakati na uuthemba wokumona waye mEtitatu la dja ko, otaka pafimaneko lopapollifi. . Mboka ye li komagumbo omasiku ga ziko oya li ya fudikwa mOlomakaya okud­ Oshikukuta naantu haya iikulya mbika. giiti anuwa hwepo. Inaa teka holola okuuvanayi kwawo ilila mongeleka yavo longele ondjambi" ; MolwashokamOneshila, yEvaengeli muKatutura. "Aaniilonga otwa thikama pevi nuumvo .. Iihuna nee molwashi anuwa ya li ya ngashi ngaa mOondoolopa Adjudande Kapakalwa, miitopolwa oyindji ihe kumboka ye li moontokelel lombwelwa kongundu oonkwawo, omu na aaka­ ngaashi osho a li a shiivika oondjambi kadhi thike momalukanda noondoolopa. yokulongekidha likulya limo rp.boka ye ya ashike nawa ngaho, okwa hovela pamwe, ngashi ngaa dha Ngiika oto ti kaye na yoshikukuta kutya naya kiilonga ya za komagumbo oilonga youpolifi konima paife uthwa kEpangelo. oluhepo. Andi ya ndi ku kalye muupima wawo, kon­ gawo gomiti, Komufala yeedula 30 da pita. Omapopyo "Sho aaniilonga yomay­ lombwele pokutsi te non­ ima sho ya li ya ka pula ya okwa lombwele Okomitiye amwe otaa ti nokuli kutya otasbi goneee. pewe iikulya yoshikukuta. dulika pehe na vali omupolifi ovi yaa na iiyenditho, oka ndjika kutya, nayi yeshi kukwata iimaliwa? Shi yOmoontokele oye na Komufala gwoshitopolwa konaakone nawa aantu wepupi laye paife moNamibia uutekulu tau landula; Oma­ sha Shakati, Sylvanus Va­ e li natango moilonga. Okwa valelwe! Iimaliwa kayipo, mbaka opo yaa. taambe gumbo taga futwa ondilo, tuva, omutenya gwohela kala ta ehamenene eemwedi go omagumbo ogena aantu lwaali. mbali da dja ko fiyo omefyo oyendji. taku gwedhwa olusheno, omeya okwa li a oingi oshigongi Nonande momudhin­ nomukulukadhi mOneshila omolwo­ goloko gwa Shakati mu na gwomakamba ha ti: ite zi mupopyo ngoka gwa kala uudhigu wokutunga po mpaka ino landela ndje po kutya anuwa yamwe Ookomitiye omolwomaitilo mol Ohauto. imaliwa ya piti. yomOneshila kaye uvitile gopapolotika, oshigongi Os hili Epangelo oly,! Okomitiye ndjoka ya shohela osha ulika ngaa tokola aanashilonga yakale hogololelwepo eti 24 Juni kutya, aakalimo otaya ka taya taambekwa?? Taya ongonkalelipo y Aaneshila ulika elongelokumwe lyawo. yakelwa oondja? Napu talwe . nawa. "Ndishi omwa tit oye shi lyapopi, kaye shi lyamwena. Oshikukuta oshi li egumbo kehe. Iilya iikulu ihayi itangelwa. Aantu ohaya simaneke eloolo lyomumvo ngoka ye li moo Ohatu ti; "Omwa kuthile mo tuu? Ihatu tit omwa hupitha po . tuu? Shino ohashi pulwa kombinga yiimuna ya lumbu mondjala. Polly Kaukungua, ou ta monika pokati mefano eli, okwa li a dana oshivilo shaye Epangelo, Epangelwee, shokuwanifa eedula 60 mOlomakaya. Oshivilo okwa li sha kalwa kookaume va dja kwatheni aaniilonga iikulya keembinga dishe doshilongo. Okudjakolumosho otaku monika Simon Mzee Kaukun­ yoshikukuta, oshoka iilongo gua (omukulu waPolly) pamwe na hefolo laye, Polly pamwe nahefolo laye meme Betty mbyoka ya gandja omak­ oshoyo elenga Set Kaukungua, 010 la dja kOwambo onomhenawina okukala moshiv­ watho, inayi pula kutya, omu ilodalo osho. Omafano aeshe: TYAPPA NAMUTEWA. na aanashilonga yangapi. 10 'tuesday July 28 . 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

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THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday July 28 199211 Barcelona -the first full day BARCELONA; ne us basketball team began its ex­ 2, Spain edged Canada 13- utes, 42 secorids, with pre­ 54.84. gold, Bemd Dittert and Uwe pected stroll to the gold with a blowout over Angola, and 15, 15-7,9-15, 15-12, 15- race favorite France's Jean­ A third Olympic record Peschel, fonnerly of East several unknowns shQne in the first full day of competi­ 13 and Brazil beat South nie Longo 20 seconds-be-; fell when the Unified Team's Gennany: teamed with· tion in the 25th Summer Olympics• . Korea 15-13, 16-14,15-7. hind. Evgueni Sadovyi won the westemers ChristiatfMeyer The first gold medal of Diebel, 21, had not even men's 200-metre freestyle and Michael Rich for a time Australian cyclist Kathryn Angola coach Victorino the Games wentto Yeo, who been expected to make the in 1 minute, 46.70 seconds.' of 2 hours, 1 minute, 39 Watt, South Korean shooter Cunha criticised the US beat veteran Bulgarian US swimming team. He has He broke the maIk of 1 :46.74 seconds - a minute ahead of Yeo ~SOOIl aOO US swim­ team, shooter Vesela Letcheva survived bouts with drugs be had set inmomiog quali- the favored Italians in the- mer Nelson Diebel were Sur­ ''1bey don't play defence. 498.2 to 495.3 in women's and alcohol, along with fying. Anders Holmertz of lOO-kilometre race. prise gold medallists Sun­ They play fast break and air rifle competition. several car accidents and Sweden was .12 secon~ In flyweight weightlifting, day. offence only," he told re­ Although the Yugoslavs two broken wrists. He was behind. Ivan Ivanov tied the Olym- A team of fonner Soviet porters. were barred from compet­ kicked out of one prep The other Unified Team pic record of 265 kilograms athletes was in the lead with In other games, newly ing as a team due to UN school. gold medallist was Kon- -as he added an Olympic gold two golds to one each for independent Lithuania beat sanctions on that European But against world record­ stantine Loukachik. He to his World and European seven other nations, includ­ China 112-75 and some of nation suffering civil war, holder Norbert Rozsa of scored one point better in J weightlifting titles. China's ing Gennany, which won a its fonner teammates, the Aranka Binder, competing Hungary on Sunday, Diebel men' s free pistol shooting . Lin Qisheng took.the silver cycling race. Hungary and Unified Team, downed as an individual, placed third won the men's lOO-metre than silver medallist Wang medal with 262.5. Bulgaria also were among Venezuela 78-64. Australia with 495.1. breaststroke in an Olympic Yifu of China and bronze Cuba, · a baseball and the day's gold medal win­ trounced Puerto Rico 116- In women's cycling, record 1:01.50, with Rozsa medallist Ragnar Skanaker . boxing power back after ners; 76, Gennany beat Spain 83- . Australian unknown Watt second in 1 :01.68. of Sweden. boycotting · the last two Angola was the first na­ 74 and Croatia defeated broke away from the pack China's Zhuang Yong was After Rozsa's upset loss Summer Olympics, started tion to face US basketball's Brazil 93-76. early in the final 16-kilom­ racing another world rec­ to Diebel, Hungary won the its baseball battle with an 8- . "Dream Team", an all-star In other action, Cuba beat etre lap of the 81-kilometre ordholder, American Jenny women's 400-metreindivid- 0 blanking of the Domini- grouping of the National the Netherlands 15-12, 17- women's road race. Thompson, in the women's ual medley swimming. can Republic. Taiwan beat Basketball Association's 15,6-15,15-10, the Unified "I was in a bunch," said 100-metre freestyle. She won Krisztina Egerszegi beat Italy 8-2, Japan shut out finest talents and one colle­ Team downed Algeria 15- Watt, 27. "I don't like to be in 54.64. seconds, also an China's Lin Li 4:36.54 to Puerto Rico 9-0 and the giate standout. 8,15-7,15-4,Italydefeated a conformist, so I attacked." Olympic record, with Th­ 4:36.73. United States beat Spain 4.- ~spite the 116-48 loss, France 9.:15,15-5,15-8,15- She won in 2 hours, 4 min- ompson taking silver in For Gennany's cycling 1. - AP

'" ANGOLA rebounded from its rout by the US 'dream team' to drive crowds wild yesterday as the underdogs nearly upset basketball medal contender Gennany. Angola came withlri Barcelona '92' two points of upsetting medal contender Gennany. finally losing 64-63. In other games yesterday, Lithuania beat Vene­ zuela 87-79 and Puerto Rico defeated qtina 100-68. The battle of the bars '" CHINA'S Fu Mingxia won the women's 10-meter platform CHINA squeezed into the narrowest ofleads at the opening dive yesterday with a victory margin of nearly 50 points in a session of the men's OlYmpic gymnastics yesterday. Their sport where titles are often decided by 10 points or less. Elena 0,125 point advantage in the men's compulsory exercises Mirochina of the Unified team got the silver and Mary Ellen was a gift from the Unified team. Clark of the United States captured the bronze. Rustam Sharipov of the Ukraine bungled his tum on the pommel horse, drawing one of the session's worst marks at '" SOUTH Africa's top two young amateur cyclists crashed out 8,775, and Alexei Voropaev, the parallel bars worldcham­ of their Olympic events in Barcelona yesterday with a sorry pion in Paris in April, fluffed his fault and got a straight pair of petiormances. Malcolm Lange and Sean Bloch, both . nine. However, the pair redeemed themselves by filling aged 18, just could not produce their best when it mattered and first, and second places on both ~e floor exercises and finished well beaten. parallel bars. Gennany were lying third, with two more Sessions to go, '" There were no Monday morning blues for the South African and Japan were fourth thanks to Yutaka Aihara leading the swiinming squad as a third national record was broken in the individual competition. Olympic Games pool in Barcelona. Durban's Cliffie Lyne set a new mark with a time of 4 min Japan bounce back ... 32,64 sec in the men's 400m medley heats, bettering his own South African record _by 0,19 sec. JAPAN beat the United States in volleyball a day after they . While none of the South Africans had yet managed to qualify actually played. In separate developments at the Summer for a final, swimming team manager/coach Alisdair Hatfield, Games, Yuri Fedkine of the CIS won the men's air rifle was ·not fazed. "These swimmers are setting personal best gold medal. Franck Badiou of France was second and times, and you can't ask for more than that." Gennany's Johann Riederer took third. Japan lost to'the defending Olympic champions on Sunday after apparently failing to hold match point ID the fourth set. But after the US won the fourth and fifth sets, Japanese coach Seiji Oko complained that US player Bob Samuel­ son should have been ejected at that match point after he got a second caution for yelling at officials. The Interna­ BARCELONA: Olympics Africa prior to this year. opening and closing cere­ 9 172 - Spaniards who tional Volleyball Association yesterday agreed. Federation by the numbers: 8 - Olympic teams made monies. helped carry the Olympic President RUQen Acosta said rules were broken "Clearly o - Countries boycotting by Michael Plumb of the 107 - Medals won by the torch through the country. and indisputably", and gave Japan the fourth set, 15-13. the games. American equestrian team. US in one Olympics - 45 560 - Police and sol­ The US team, seeking its third-straight Olympic title, still . 1 ~ Gennany competing. 9 - Gold medals awarded Mexico City in 1968. diers watching over. the city. seems likely to advance t? the quarterfinal,round. 2 - Athletes on the teams on the first medals day 132 - Medals won by the 65 000 - Seats at Olympic from Albania, Cook Islands, (Sunday). Soviet Union at '88 Seoul Stadium. Drug rumours over swim win Mali an4 Monaco. 10 - Gold medals awarded Games. 2350000 - Watts ofelec­ 3 - Gold medals won by on the final day of the Games. 257 ~ Events at the Games. tricity for opening and clos­ CHINESE swimming gold medallist Zbuang Yong, victim Spain over the last three 12 - Ocean liners in Bar­ 626 - Medals won previ­ ing ceremonies. of a whispering campaign alleging doping, was unable to Summer Olympics. celona for the Olympics. ously by American track and 401000 000 - Dollars paid prove her innocence becaose of the testing regulations of 4 - Brothers of the Sidek 13 - Age of Chinese diver field athletes, by American TV network the sport's federation. family competing on Ma­ Fu Mingxia. 1492 - When Spain's King NBC for rights fees for the The rumours increased on Sunday after the 19-year-old laysia's badminton team. 25 - Official sports at the and Queen sept Columbps Games. was not tested following her stunning victory in the lOOm 5 - Olynipic appearances Games. in search of spices. 920 000 000 - Dollars spent freestyle over American Jenny Thompson. for British javelin thrower 30 - World record-setting 1691-Total medals to be on Barcelona's new phone Unlike other sports where the winner is automatically Tessa Sanderson and Ameri­ pole vaults for Sergei Bubka awarded. system. tested, swimmers are drawn by lot to see who must give a can runner Francie Larrieu 52 - Countries that won 1 768 ~ US medals won in 1 800 000 000 - Dollars ' sample to check for perfonnance-enhancing drugs. "It so Smith. medals at the 1988 Seoul all Summer Games (most spent to refurbish Barce­ happen~d that Zbuang's name was not drawn out so she 6 - Goldmedals each won Games. of any country) . . lona's waterfront. was not tested. There is no mystery about it," said a senior so far by Carl Lewis and 63 - Wins and one loss for 4 000 - Seats at Badmin­ 8 000 000 000 - Dollars Intemational Olympic Committee (lOC) official yester­ Matt Biondi. the Cuban baseball team in ton arena and baseball sta­ spent on refurbishing all of day. Zbuang, the 50m freestyle world champion, still has 7 - Consecutive Summer past six world events. ; dium. Barcelona. two more races here when she could be tested. Olympics missed by South 64 - Tons of fireworks for 5 000 - Tavems in town. -AP 12 Tuesday' July 28· 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

Windhoek Lager NFA Cup:

.Historic cricket meeting at ·coast A mSTORIC two hour and Walvis Bay. cricket meeting recently took Addressing the meeting, place at the Swakopmund the Director of Junior Secondary School when a Cricket, KilX West, outlined three-man delegation, Kirk the differences between West, lan Stevenson and Junior Cricket and Schools Steven· Jones met various Cricket. He explained that cricket pundits from the in future cricket would be coast. established on club level and The emphasis at the meet­ that Namibia had already ing fell on coaching, pro­ received invitations for ut moting and development of 11 teams to visit Kimberley mini-cricket at the coast. It and the Western Province. was decided that approxi­ Steven Jones, who is the mately 10 local coaches will Director at Coaching and be given the opportunity to Development, added that the develop their coaching skills sponsorship from Standard by attending courses to be Bank Namibia (R125 OQO a • MIDFIELD action from Sunday's Central First Division encounter in the Crow's Inn League which saw African held on the 28th and 29th of Blizzards taking Youngstars 3·2 at the SKW Field. Fanie of Blizzards (centre) has Youngstars defenders at sixes next month in SwakQPD1und Continued on page 10 . and sevens. . . ' .

As Rollers and Pubs record fine .wins....

FIRST Division outfits CONRAD ANGULA offofanearly assault by the Desert Rollers and Pubs FC· Cballengers firing squad, led recorded excellent wins at Division League for the past . by national team member the weekend by eliminating few years, accounted for Lesley van Wyk. Punchline Challengers and Challengers who were only It was Challengers who Nampol FC from the pres­ promoted to the Premier did most of the attacking tigious Windhoek Lager League at the start of_ the but it was the Rollers from ·NFA Cup at the Katutura current season. Epako who had the Katu- Stadium on Saturday. The boys from Gobabis tura crowd on its feet with Dessert Rollers, champi­ surprised friend and foe by - their brilliant tactical play. ons of the Eastern First holding their own to shake Challengers made only one mistake - allowing Frederick Ueitele, the tall and talented Rollers striker, enough room to rock the Challengers net with a nice drive eight minutes from the halftime whistle. However, Challengers refused to give up and pulled the equaliser to finally force the match into a penalty shootout which they even- . tually lost 4-3. Nampol also started their tie against Northern First Division giants Pubs FC with a bang. They won 2-1 in the first encounter but could not narrow the 5-1 gap built up . by the visitors in the first leg at Outjo. Mike Naobeb and Alex van Wyk were in a scoring Share tradj~ional · hospitality with· mood for the police outfit with Bon Geingob replying for Pubs FC. Pubs now go through 6- 3 on goal aggre- . gate. * In other NFA Cup RI matches played at the week- · Vredenburg (circa ·1777) is rich in unique architectural features. end Rundu Chiefs marched Symbol of wannth, hospitality, and a gracious way of life. GIFTED Richard Kamberipa was the star of the Afri· on to the first round, thanks Like Klipdrift Brandy ... vat-matured to give you the smooth full-bodied to a 2-1 victory over East- . taste of genuine old Cape brandy. can Stars midfield in their match against Black Africa at the SKW Field on SuneJay. Kamberipa's penetrating ern Jumpers at SKW on Sat­ runs into the Black Africa defense zone were instru· urday. Fine old export brandy mental in their 3·1 Novel Ford Premier League win. Continued on page 10 KDR3012EU