11 January 1994

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A PROBE Iato II1epJ _ daIlai la .... North yaterclay widened to Include aD 0Ibicb .....__ ..,._b~Nomlblon plane plunges Gownuaem oIIIdaIL AcaInIlatI to Iaro ....doa la .... ha.... of TIte NamIbIaD an 0ItrIdI eaterprlle iD the ...... _ of .... Oapaoqen dIoIrlc:I, ..... qed b7 ..... _ oaI7" Mob_ Is bda.laveadp"". Tile butt... IUepdly beloal' to two blabranldaa Go...... , 0lllclo!ll ...... no" to disaster ConLon_2 ' sa\istactio" tolattelL6xin"a~.. "~ o,, ..

DESTROYED , .. The Cessna J IO·VS SWB belonging to onc of the most prominent young businessman in the North, Andreas Ntkwaya. which c: rashed yesterday. According to Initial reports the pilot, who was killed, did not have a yalld licence for this type of plane. Pilot burnt alive

OSWALD SHIVUTE AT EKUKU Five die, 18 A PILOT WAS killed yesterday , when the plane he was fl ying plunged into a mahangu field in injured ' in the Oshakati area before bursting into names. horror crash After crashing in lhe the east with its engines field at Ekuku near making a strange sound. Okatana. the six-seater As the plane crashed lhe LEAST fi ve people died in a vehicle colli· ~ssna 310 exploded two dived for cover in a I"."'J'." north ofTsumeb yesterday ahernoon killing pilot Mandala neighbouring kraal, when a bakkie hit a microbus packed with Nakale. The onl y other The two men then passengers. person in lhe plane, Pe­ rushed tolhe plane which Police Chieflnspeclor SeaR Geyser told The ter Nambambi. appar­ wasalrcadyon fire. 11ley Na mlbian that 18 people were injured in the ently a trainee pilot. sur­ cou ld see that the two crash including 10 classified as In a serious vived lhe'crash, pilots were still a1ive. but alive '-'ui\.U\\\uu condition. All 18 inj ured \t'ere taken to ",<;",,"".0 . TheCessna. registered as they were about 10 Lom bard hospital in Tsumeb. as V5SWB. belonged to kick oul lhe windows to Geyser said fi rst reports of the accident with well-known Oshakali reach themen lhe Cessna indicated that the bakkie went into the back of businessman Andreas burst into fl ames on one the microbus and both vehicles then rolled oft N e kw ay a side. flavor the road. The incident took place 10 kms north (Kuthilandjeko). Nambambi managed of Tsumeb on the Oshivelo road at about According toeye-wit­ 10 escape the blazing 14h15. nesses. John Shikongo wreck and is now being No further details were available at the lime and Festus lhe Cont. on 2 .... 2 Tuesday January 11 1994 THE NAMIBIAN

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ever, twO businessmen see me," From pogo 1 From pogo 1 I I came to see Nekwayaand The three passengers I I he did nOl go in the plane. hoping togoloWindhoek trealedalOshakati hos- Nakale and Na mbinga were Slill waiti ng at on a farm belonging 10 pital for his injuries. the .... -n new !he Cess" '-"- 0 h k .. ' h one of the Iwo. e.x lent of which were not UIC .,... S a all atrpor w en Ing off three ti mes from theywere told ofthec.... ~ h. Allhough Ih,,·r known at the time of go- •..., Oshakati airpon 10 circle Nekway. bo'ghl the bel ·d I - ing lO press. namesare " KWI e Y the area. On '''Air th i.... pI~ .... la ... n_'_"'-rand Nakale was ki lled by U"".u ...... " . V\-WUC w" bandied about In the trip they plunged out of using it mainly for busi· theexplosion and his body the sky at about midday a ness activities. North, at the lime of bumt beyondrecognition. fewkilometres nonh-west He lold 111e Namibian going 10 press invesll- The scene was one of of Oshakati. . bl utter deslruction. The lhat the pilot killed In the gaton were una e to front sectionoftheCessna Nekwaya said "I was crash,Nakale,wasaGov- provide confi rmation was in pieces while the reall yvery lucky nottobe emme nt pi lot who came of these to T he RAGING TORRENT ... T he river next to the soccer field In Katul ura wilh thtm.as lwould have to train hi s pilot, . n h h body of lhe plane was fl own with them around Nambambi. Nakale was Namiblan. came down ID ood a er eavy rains In Wlnd hoek on Sunday. Cars were completely burned out. A Oshakati if the two busi- due loretum 10 Wi ndhoek EJght men were ar- axle deep in water and pedestrians had to ask for lifts 10 take them across. ::~ ~~I~~~~d:p:~ nessmen had not come to yesterday with the plane. rested In theregton last f-P:.h"'O::I.:."'::J"GSe::::r"M=.ol:::ln"'&"a=-______h "~::P~~f::~," rr "" 'd_ Quest."ons over ~;e~S~nrl :':~:~ o~ Karibib 'terror' killer Ing , 1II'ges q,lekly g.!h- numberorostrieh eggs. 2~~:g~~:~'~~~~ pilot's licence ~:Y h avea ~::~al,~ claims another victim ers away from the wreck. Magistral re's Court age. OFFICIALS of the Departmmt ofCtvU AYiI- and a ninth suspect Is a reign of te rror in th e An obviously upset don from the Ministry or Worka, Tnuport 10 appear today. CHRISTOF MALETSKY Nekwaya. the owner of The accused were Karibib/Otj im bingwe IDd Communlclilkm are to travel 10 the North the plane. lold The reportedly arrested at are •. Namibian th at the Cessna to Investlpte tbe crash today. This Is appar- ANOTH E R victim of Ka ribib's a lleged Naobeb was awaiting wasduetotakehismother eadyroutlnefo,anserlousplanecrasbes. Uutsalhima near the 'terror ' killer I T homas Geingob (also k nown trial on six charges in­ Apolonia Nekwaya to Nakale. tbepUot, worked ror tbe Governmeat Etosha National Park. as Naobeb), died on S unday afternoon. cluding rape. theft and Windhock lhal morning C ..... to Wlndboek aDd was believed not to Seven oflhe men ar- The owner of the fann Care Unit (ICU) since housebreaking when he for a medical check-up bavea valldUceDcdorthlstypeofplane. Many rested h a ve been Palmental, Heinz Wailer December 20 last year escaped fro m prison and since the n has been mov­ and two other men. pJIott appareotly have to reoew 1k:erKes at named. Frans Berens (75), was after he was hit over the They we re un able 10 fl y They a r e Uuroni jng widely between yeslerdaymomingasthey periods or between six months to two yean one of the first three peo. head with apiece of brick were totd by 3uthorities in depeodJng on the level ohoplllltlcation and Loten!, Johannes pIe assaulted by Naobeb and a spade. Karibib and Otjimbingwe. Windhoek lowaitunli lthe NakaJe wustllldolDa tests to nstorealapeed Kefas, Frans Kasande, short ly after he escaped Police sources yester­ weather had improved. liceDee_ Kalyamapungu OUo, from police custody in day confirmed that Since going on the Nekwaya and the two Althou", be Iutd qualified to fty some twlzt.. Uu kongo Efraim, Karibib more than three Berens had died and said ram page. Naobeb has pi lolS decided to flyover enciDes, be bad DOt Jet taken • test OD ibis Kawasha Kalnde and weeks ago. they were hot on the reportedly been respon­ the vici ni ty of Oshakati pa_'_.' __ type Petrus Amwaama. Berens died in the heels of Naobeb. sible for the death of while they waited. How· ...... • Windhoek State Hospi· Onc of the largest p0- Berens. one of his ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Police at Oshakatl tal at about 17hOO on lice manhunt's has been fannworkers and for the i have described rhecase Sunday. The farmer had mounted to track down rape of a 76-year-old as serious. been in the Intensive the killer, responsible for woman, -.. :' J. ~"

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4SA men Nudo in court returns over arms to the smuggling DTA FRANNA KAVARI FOUR SOUTH African men made a briefappear. JOSEF MOTINGA aore in the Rehoboth ma g~ istrates coun yesterday on IN A complete about­ charges of illegal posession of 15 guns. turn, the executive of 10c four were appar­ Nudo and the Herero entlycaughtataroadblock traditional chiefs yes­ with 12 AK-47 rifles. 8, terday announced that G3 rifle. two9 mjllime~ Nudo would remain a pistols and 415 bullets. member of the DTA . according to police. they The surprise an­ are the latest in a tide of nouncemenl was made gun running 10 South Af­ by Chief Kuaima rica, mainly of AK-47s. Riruakoat an "urgenl" The acc used 8re press conference at the Mufuna Gladile (aged 33 Herero Royal House years). Sikumbuzo in Katutura. M shwe-s hwe (28). Riruako.said his Michael Mdukiza (41) statement last week and April Masua (45). that Nudo would break VICTIM OF VIOLENCE ••• KatlehonK, South Africa· Associated Press photographer Abdul Shariffe, 31. is carried 10 a car They were arrested by the away from the DTA which ferried him to hospital where he died after being shot hereon Sunday. SharlfTe was killed when shots were fired at a Rehobothpoliceataroad­ had been a personal tour group to the East Rand led by South African Communist Party head Joe Slovo and African National Congress general- block at 06hOO on Satur- one. However. the fi­ secretary Cyril Ramaphosa. See also International news page. Photo: Reuters via Nampa day. Yesterday their case nal decision would rest r==::..<":Oc:..::c:::=2==.::..:.:..:=-=====-="-'-'="":..:..=====....:::..:..=='------i was remanded to today. with Nudo's leaders. According to police lhe chief said. sources three of the four Headdedlhathewas ANC move boosts hopes pleaded gUllty. However. not ashamed oftheac­ afterqucstioning them the cusations he had lev­ magistnlte entered a plea elled against the DT A or not guilty as the three because they were did not admit to all ele­ facts which cou ld nol ments of the crime. besweptunderthecar· for Namibian air school In the reeent cases of pet. but as leaderofhis anns smuggling the weap­ people be would have ons have come from 10 follow their deci· flCld which isagianl field airlines paying for the with BAe began soon Rundu and other spots on sion. FRANNA KAVA RI and badly under-used. training courses. Ac­ after independcnce. and the border with Angola, Al l the problems ex­ Dierks added it would cording to reports, ini­ the aim would be to meet where they have been perienced by Hereros RECENT TALKS with the ArricanNationaJ boost the local commu· tial inlerest from Na· the high British pilots' boughl from soldiers on in the DT A still re· Congress are restarting stalled plans to nity in an economy mibia and regional air­ standards. BAe runs a either side of the bitter mained,ChiefRiruako launch a US$60milUon (N$204 million) Dying which could suffer once lines through the South­ leading college at civil war although much noted. school in Namibia, Apparently the ANC a trans-Kalahari high­ ern African Develop­ Prestwick in Scotland originates in Unita-run Last week Riruako South way diverts Johanncs­ ment Commu nity and the proposed college could send up to 60 Arrican student """.Many South Africans. accused the DTA of. burg traffic. The college (SAOC) is onl y to train would use the latcstcom­ pilots a year, making the college viable as it including a number of amongothers.abusing is expected to create 120 40 pilots a year. which is puter equipmcnt. needs a minimum or 80 students. women. have been ar­ "the Herero votes too few, but with lhe jobs directly. but other Keetmanshoop is an rested in Namibia and in wi thout looking after Deputy minister of Mod ise could not be services like aircraft South Afric~ pilots the ideal locati on bccauseof South Africa since August their interests" and of Works. Transport and reached for comment fuelling, site cleaning college could now go thesize of its airficldand last year. only caring forits own Communication Klaus yesterday. and catering would be ahead. its good climate with According to police economic interests. Dierks said yesterday the The project would be contracted to local busi­ At the start many em­ clear skies virtually year­ sources, the weapons are Yesterday the chief flying school could pro· a joint venture between ness companies. creat­ ployees would be BAe round. while many Eu­ destined fortownship vio­ said problems would vide up to 120 jobs in the Government of Na· ing many more jobs. staff. but both parties ropean colleges can only lence in South Africa, be solved intcrnally at Keetmanshoo p a.nd mibia and company Brit­ The project would be apparently aim for fly half the year.Forprac· which continues loclimb the DTA's upcoming would be a major boost ish Aerospace(BAe)and funded by BAe, in part­ Namibians to take over tice in mist and fog. the sharply ahead of the April Executive Committee to the South. He plans to would train commercial nership with the Gov­ many jobs. large and under-utilised elections there. mceting. meet ANC Secretary for airline pilots for Air Na­ ernment. and would go The ANC backs the airstrip at lOderitz cou Id Regional reports say As ked what would Qefence Joe Modise mibia and other African ahead once sufficient idea of training with thc be used, added Dierks. arms smuggling into happen about the soOn to finalise the train· airl ines. demand from airlines is region for pilots. rather The training would last South Africa from Mo­ plann cd Rchoboth . ing ofstudcnts at the col­ It wou ld be a boost for found. It would beacom­ than relyingonoverseas 66 weeks and include zambique is on an even mceting bctween lege. the Keetmanshoop air- mercial venture wilh the Co urses. Discussions 200 flying hours. bigger scale. Rchoboth Kaptein Hans Dicrgaardt. Damara Chief Justus Garoeb and himself. New Era to. . be. r~cycled Hold-ups hit city scheduled for January ... 19. Riruako said it TWO CASES of armed robbery occurred be­ THE Government-owned newspaper New Era is to • Auditor-General Fanuel Tjingaete gave a dam ning tween Friday and Sunday Involving the loss of would still be he ld. recycle all unsold copies and has managed 10 sell repon of New Era for Ihe fi nancial year ending March N$IS6oo0. He explained that il these, andothcrwaste paper from the office. toa Sou th 31 1992. Graig yesterday said Tjingaete highlighted centcred around dis­ African fiml. But yestcrday business manager Vivienne cvents two years ago. but maintaincd many improve­ In the one case, a NamiblaD man was robbed cussing cultural issues Graig would not say. what quantity of papers is to be ments had been made smce. of a Toyota Land C ruiser, valued ac N$ISO rdnted to thc loss of mashed up and re·used. According to Tjingaete'srepon on the period. out of 000, at gunpoint. The incident took place in land, liyestock and A Tender Board official said a tcnder exemption 835000 copies printed. onl1'275 516 were listed as Katutura between OShOO "-lid 06bOO on Sun­ lives in the colonial was gained lasl November for the sale of the spare sold wh ile revenue from sales was given as R39 555. day. wars. copies. But Graig yes terday de nied this and saId she giving an unexp l aincdR94~shonfall. Total income In the other. a Zambian man was robbed of Talks on an alliance had recci\ed four quotations from different compa­ from sales. advertising and subscnptlons to Ihis and Namibia Reytcw was given as R 167403 compared to NS6 000 at the BUlow Street dry cleaners at with the two chiefs in nies, gi\'ing a price per ton of waste paper. dnd had circulated these to the board. The hIghest offcr. from spending 01 R735 247 "hich did nOt include all per­ about Ilh30 on Friday. thc elCl'uons " 'ould a South African company. was acccptcd. sonnel costs as these came stnllght from the Ministry The police are also Investigating a case of also continuc. She added th:u most of the papers being recycled and were nO I included ID the accounts. Other costs arc arson after vehicle valued at was An alliance with the a N$S 000 set "ere unsold returns. Waste fax and telcx paper as well also shared and not included in tile newspaper's budg­ on fire at about Olh30 on Sunday at Pullman twO chicfs would pre­ as ncws agency prml,oulS are also being bagged up cts. Tjingactc said some copies wcre "dumped" at Street in Windhoek North. vent S.... aptl gelling a and will be taken for environmentally-sound re-use schools in Groolfontein, Keclmanshoop and two·thirds majority. once all New Era copies from the regional offices arc Swakopmund but even so morc than half the printed A Nllmibian woman was raped at Ombili in Riruako said. relUmed to Wind hock. copies ~ far were nOI used. Katutura on Saturday at about OOhl.5/-'" 4 Tuesday January 11 1994 THE NAMIBIAN .

Carol You • he r boyfreind travels to Don't his mothe r'sdeathbcdin Jason gelS more than he Sicily. While he is away, bargained for when he the widow meets his es- decides it's time to ex- (fanged brother and falls Holiday Specials pose Carol to some 'real H * N * E * i hopelessly in love. 5tar- 09hOO : Cococlnel life· silUations. ri ng:Cher,Nicolas Cage. 09h 10: Hammerman 20hOO: News OSh20: 5upersport Olympia Dukakis 09h35: Tom and 20h30: Tropical Heat Crkket:Coverageof the 21hOO: Mississippi J erry Nick Slaughter (Rob World Series match be- Masala (13) lOhOO: The Sunkisl Stewart) is afOl'TRerDrug tweenAustraliaandNew All Ind ians are forced to Kids Enforcement Age nt Zealand leaveUgandaandafam- IOh30: Pugwall 's whose unonhodox slyle (KTV Holiday ily fl ees to America. Summer led 10 his early retire- Festival) Years later their pretty IJhOO : End of ment. Withhis delective 13h30: Road to daughter meets and falls Transmission skills. a knowledge of Avonlea in love with a handsome 16hS6: Opening the criminal mind and a 14h30: Rudolph's blac k man. However. the 17hOO: Sesame Street penctnmt for exotic bi- Shiny New lovers soon realise Learning the fun way is kini-clad women. Nick Year there's racism every- the name of the game has set up a shop as a lShOO: CoofTroop where and among all down Ses~ m e Street private investigator in lSh30: Seooby and races. Starring: Denzil way. Key Mariah. Scappy Doo Washin gto n. Sarita 18hOO : Caspcr and 21 h20: T he JFK Con 16hOO: T he Choudhury,SoshanSeth F'ri£'nd!o spiracy (2) Fllntstones 23hOO: Supersport 18h30: The Rich Also On November 22 1963 16h30: Garneld and C ricket: High lights of C ry the world was shocked Friends the World Series dayl 19hOO: Magazine at the news of President (Open lime) n igh t game between MONROE MEMORABALiA ."German Ma rilyn Monroc impersonator, Programme John PKennedy'sassas- 17hOO: The Wonder New Zealand and Aus- actress Best Bettina, poses with the real Ma r il ~' n Monroc's 1955 Lincoln Zoom sinationinDallas.Texas. Years tralia Capri Convertible at the Imperial Palace in Las Vegas. T he Im perial Thi s editio n includes Twemy-two years later 17h30: Loving 23h30: Lena: My 100 Palace recently acquired the Lincoln and added it to Its collection, one of Namibian students in startling new evidence (8hoo: Egoli C hildren (A) the largestinthe world.The hoteVc asinoalso hastheLedgens varietyshow Gennany. African tex- is revealed which proves 18h30: The Slmpsons Olh IS: Hook (A) where impersonators rrom the Blues Brot hers, Monroc to Elvis perrorm tile art, the firs t African conclusively that many (Premium time) 03h30: Mrs 'Arris nightly. Photo: Reuters via Nampa winner of the Nobel high-ranking US gov· 19hoo: Moonstruck Goes to Paris >-..::.--=~ ______....:. ______Pri ze for Literature. emmentofficials and op- (A) (A) Wole Soyinka and Af- erati vcs were irlVoived An It alian-Americ an 05hOO: An American rica cemre in London. in a conspiracy and that widow agrees to marry Tall : Flevel Toddler scalded to death 19hOO : Growing Lee Harvey Oswald did her boyfriend although Goes West (A) Pains not act alone. she is not passionately in 06h IS: T ransmission A two year -old child was a pparently scalded sented the incident as an Not With My 22h20: Sport love. Before the wedding Ends to d eath in a suspected case of child abuse, accident the marks al­ ;:::======,-'------'------1 P olice reported yesterday. ready on the boy's body brought the Police to the Chieflns]>Cc tor Junius said. Porn shock for church group Weather Report concl usion that the burn­ Shoopala told The Na­ The toddler. named as ing was deliberate. VANCOUVER: The Salvation Arm y is embalT1lSsed mibian that the Police Nauta Shapunda, was al­ PRETORIA: TbeWeatberBureau'sddaUed The incident appar­ over a public-serv ice announcement inadvenently had now decided to in­ legedlydroppcd in abath forecast summary for Namibia for today: entl y took place at the placed in a raunc hy magazine, repons the Vancouver vestigale the infant's of eX (femely hot water Sun newspaper. Partlycloudy and bOl ID .. aortb-wtstaDd parents' home in Robert death onDecembcr5 1ast in late November last The latest issue of the magazine, Adult Cinema lOU th-west respectively but cool oyer the eea­ MugabcAvenue. Wind­ year as a case of murder. year. The boy was first Review. sandwiched the Salvation Army announce­ boek. ment, headed··Standing together ... Sharing is ca ring." .....en a....nd _porta--­thundershowers are expected. The Marks and bruising on admitted to hospital suf­ between an advertisement for a "penis enlarge r" and the young boy's body fering from bumson No­ Shoopala said the p0- cout will be portI1 doud11U1d mOd bu' cIoud1 anot her soliciting telephone sex. suggested he had been vember 29 and was re­ lice we re stil l investigat­ OTemlabt wltb foB patcbes.1t wOl bowever be To make mallers worse. the New York -based maga- mi streated before the admitted on December 5 ing the exact circum­ IIDe ID the South today. Wind: Moderate 1.i ne is an an nual publication. so the iss ue will remain scalding incident raising when he died. stancesorthe murder and south-westerly bul southerly to soutb-east­ on display unti l nex t January in ··adu hs-only" video suspicions of systematic Althoug h those in that no onc had yel heen and magazi ne shops rou nd the world.- Sapa erly 111 the Soutb. - Sapa child abuse. Shoopala charge of the child pre· charged. Good news FOLWWING.he gOO:d r ains of the i ~V ! ~~!~~L!:~~4, ~~! past fi ve d ays, esti­ mated at 203 mm countrywide, most THE INSTANT PROJECT dams n o w h ave enoughwa tercom­ Computer Assistaat THE INSTANT PROJECT . pared to the p revj. o us year . This Euro pean Developm e nt Fu nd ed Project dealing DesktoP Publishing Specjalist According to the C hief: W a t e r with the in-service tra ining of tea chers in maths a nd This European Development Funded Proje ct involved science req ui res a computer assistant with fluent English, Quali'y lnobe Min­ with the in-service teac her training in maths and science istry o f W ater Af­ Namibian citizenship and an intimate knowledge of and req uires a specialist with desktop publishing skills. The fa irs, the fullest general computer expertise, preferably on Apple succe s sful applicant s hould be a Namibia n citizen with d am is Macintosh as well a s the fo ll owing computer s oftwa re :· fluent English, of pleasant d isposition, anp be skilled in Bondelsdam which General Computer operation preferably on Apple isnow91,l percent Word Macintosh computers as well as the following s oftware : full. It was empty Excel a t nthis tim e la st Pagemaker File Maker Pro year . F raeh a nd/ll lust rator Pagemaker T he Naute dam's Scanning Scann ing software level is a t 89,3 per Other software cenl, 29 per cenl A p leasant ma nner and accuracy of input a re necessary. A good attitude to and a ccuracy 01 work are e ssential. m o r e tha n last yea r ; A Succe ssful a pplicant, o n completion of a pro bationary S uccessful applicants on completion of a probati o nary S w a k o ppoort 3 9 period, can expect a g ood salary, medical cover as well period. can expect a competitive s alary and medica l aid percent; VonBach as a ple asant working e nvironme nt. as well as a pleasant working environment. 29,7jOmala k025j Applic ations s ho uld b e accompanie d b y a curriculum Gor ean gab 64,8; Please send applications, including curricula vitae 10 the vitae a nd address ed to : O ano b 5 3 ; and following a ddress: Draaihoek 18,4 per T he coordinator The Coordinator cent. However the The IN STANT Project The INSTANT Project O maruru dam is P/Bag 12027 only 2,2 per "fJ" " P/Ba g 120 2} ,),,, 'n! t· , fuU. -, Ausspannplatz Ausspannpla tz , . -_. .0 ...... _----- ••••••••• ...... '.L ...... ~ ...... ~ THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday January 11 19945 University of Namibia Also administering the Thchnilmn Namibia, and the College for Out-ot-School Training, Windhoek. REGISTRATION DATES FOR THE 1994 ACADEMIC YEAR Unless atatad otherwise, registration will take place on the city campus in Starch Street, Windhoek. Students registering for the first time must hring along all relevant documentation. Senior students must bring along all outstanding docwnentation. University of Namibia Technikon Namibia

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NOTE: Bursary holders will be exempted from paying the above 4 • Last day for application for retention of class mark: 15 March. mentioned deposits only if the necessary documentation proving the award of a bursary is presented. • Last day for submission of outstanding documents; 13 May. NOTE: All late re gl.S trabcuts are subiect to a late registration fee of -No':rf: The de a dline for late registration and cou/se changes for ' NS100 which is pRyclble ID addition to the normal registration fees. technical and conunercial courses is 4 February 19$1, BursalY holders also have to pay the late fee in caM r":\ G. 6 Tue~y January 11 1994 Frontline railway in decline Confidence DAR ES SALAAM: Traffic is declining on profit would fall this year below last year's US$7.5 the railway built to free land·locked south- million. em African nations from dependence on This is despite a successful implementation of a South Africa as the regio n opens to a new IO-year Western-funded investment programme economic era. launched in 1984 to mcxlcrnise the Ch inese-built railroad. grows over History has caught up with the Tanzania·Zambia Tazara has also been hit by fa lling production by Railway (Tazara), which for 17 years served as a its leading customer, the Zambian copper mines. lifel ine for black fronlline African states. Copper movemenl on the line has falle n from 450 The end of apartheid and opening up of South 000 tonnes a year in the 1980s 10255 800 tonnes last Africa and moves towards peace in Mow.mbique year. SA's economic has introduced stiff competition for fre ight. "Falling production o n the Zambian mines has "We are feel ing the impact of competition," gen- also affected us because it has meant less copper eral manager Antisne Mweemba said. coming our way," Mweemba added. Mweembasaid traffic was expected lodrop from Although Western donors later became the li ne's 1,3 million tonnes last year 10 1,2 million this year principal supporters, they were originally opposed - levels well below its capacity of2,5 million. to fin ancing it .... prospects Rivals include South African routes, the Beira China's Mao Tse-tung saw lhe political signifi- railway in Mozambique and truck companies canee of the project and so the li ne was built. at a throughout the region which have benefited from cosl ofUSS500million. by a 25 ()(X)·stTOngChinese ECONOMISTS a t South African insurance gi­ be stronger and more SIa- liberalisation measures in Tanzania and Zambia. workforce. - Saps ant Sanlam say they have " optimism a nd confi ­ blethanpreviousuptums. officials said. • RAIL REOPENS: Rail links between South dence" for the economy there in 1994. After Inflation (the rise in the AcivilwarinMozambiquehadreducedtrafficon Africa and Zimbabwe are set to reopen by this almost no growth on average for five yea rs, "if costofllving) is set to fall the Beira route lo a trickle since 1975, and trade with afternoon. said aspokesperson for SA rail company the political climate im proves, general economic to below 7 per cent a year Pretoria suffered because of objections 10 white Spoomet yesterday. The rail link was closed after a activity should increase noticeably In 1994". by Apriloncethe effectof minority rule. collision with a fuel train 63 kilometres noM of increases in Value Added Mwcemba said loss of traffic meant Tazara's Bcitbridge on Sunday morning. In a December eco- the main growth was in Tax stops affecting fig- L;;i.iiiiiiiii;;ii~~i=ii=i~~~~ioii==::"===i~;;:==~:iiiiiiii1ii;=;;;;i.iiiiiiiiiiiii nomic review. Sanlam agriculture. Othe r sectors ures. If discipline with 11 says quarterly growlh in arebeginningtomove lhe Government spending the economy (measured whole economy. and with money policies by real gross domestic San lam fo recasts continues, inflationcould product ltt factor income) growth after inflation to stay below 10 per cent cl imbed in eachofthe first be I per cent in 1993 and until 1995. three quarters of 1993. il 2 per cent in 1994. South Africa did well sees more priv llte busi- It adds low inflation to ex pon morc lhan it im· ""~OSS~"~I~i'~iI~Y~'~"d~'~I~Iho;;;;:"~g h::..~m~,~a~"~s ~1h~,~"~p~s w~i~"~g~' ~O"~I~dn ported. and to mai ntain - high levels of bolll even TEN DU during lhe strictest sanc­ tions. BUlall thetimepeo­ Tendeters ate hereby invited to tender on pie were moving money out due to uncertainty SINGLE STATUS TEACHERS HOMES. wh ich "placed a strong f~ damper on the growth potential· and therefore Ministry 01 Education Md Culture its ability 10 creatc jobs". In OOOfornallon with Financial markets may be unstable for six months. untillhe dust scules from Tender documnets win be available at the the April 1994 elections. loIlowlng O.O.W Aeglonal Ofli<;:9s·· But interest rates should still continuedown in tine Keetmanahoop with foreign imcrest r~l.Ies, Gobabla better domestic gold and FISH FREIGHT ... An American Boeing 707 freighter taking a weekly load of fresh Namibia n hake KaUm. mulllo foreign reserves, and for- to Europe pictured parked at Windhoek Internationa l Airport. This isthe fi rst scheduled freighter OshakaU eign investmentas well as service from Namibia introduced by Transworld Cargo in association with Marine Corpora tion OtJ lwarongo low innation. and LOderitt. Onshore. Theaircraft can upliftsome 32 metric tons of cargo for direct non-stop night Rundu However. the econo- to Europe. or C P de 1geuw (Wlndhoek) Inc:. mists donotthinkthebank f---~------­ TMd. r c~ng dII. rate will drop before Tuesday 1 February 1994 at I2hOO March 1994. at C P de Leeuw (Wlndhoek) Inc: .. Political worry could Zimbabwe·opens Up on 9 l.o&sen Street. Ausspannplatz. slow anycuts in long-tenn w_ in terest rates.

NAMIB MILLS (PTY) LTD trade and tourism WINDHOEK ZIMBABWE'S recent trade liberalisation in 1992, with Zimbabwe Victoria Falls' Makasa has a vfcancy for a wO! mean extra bwoiness for the SO South importing R 1,6 bi llion of S un ge ne ra l manager South African goods and Isidore Gwashure says .' African companies expected to participate inthis year's 21mbabwe International Trade exporting R763 mill ion of lifling restrictions will FITTER AND TURNER goods to South Africa. make Zi mbabwe " more Fair. Freeing up currency re­ friendly and amicable to A South African For­ cast stric tions coul d boost international visitors". Duties include the maintenance of the machinery eign Trade Organisation ZITF attracts I 000 ex­ Zimbabwean hotels. Visi­ International guests make as well as assistance services. is organising a national hibitors and 250000 visi­ tors no longer have to de· up 40 per cent of guests pavillion for South Afti· tors each year a nd clare their currency and and regional visitors 35 can companies ex hi biting Malthews said it has pro­ can exchange at market per cent. The successful candidate must have: at the fai r in Bul awayo duced regular orders for rates. making hotels more The amounts fore ign in­ • At least NTS III fro m April 26 - May 2. South African goods. competitive in both re­ vestors can buy of shares • Two years appropriate working experience Safto's Ann Matthews Bilateral trade gional and international in local companies is up to gave the optimistic fore· amounted to R2,3 bi llion markets. a maximum of35 percent (from 25 per cent) while The company offers a competitive salary and Zlm's black businesses hit out an individual forei gn in­ E\xcellent benefits. vestorcanbuyup to IOper cent of the shares of a BLACK buslDeSSpfOple. 1a aa advtr­ say the IJa;Dks are stUI bacldng the 100 quoted company. Foreign­ . !nienested.i!pplicants may hand in a comple.te tilla. campalaD, say 21mbab"e's for.­ 000 wb ltes to -preserve rolODlalism. ers have onl y becnallowed Curriculum Vitae at : elllI -GwDed bapks deliberately do Dot The black buslnesspeople . ... tbreat­ to buy on the Zimbabwe &In them loIUts. keeping them out or ealal demoDostraUoDS ag810st the StOC k Exchange si nce las t , Mr. Chlrs Le Roux at lax number (061) 62678 lbeecoDomy. Tbebaakssay blacludo banks, whUe Presideot Robert Mugabe Jul y and since then ZS I00 - or telephonic contact 81 (061) 217001 . DOl have collateral and tbelr proJeds Is quoted as sayiDg coDtinued wbUe million has been in ves ted. .... DOt vlable, so they only recflved domlnuct or the economy is UB8C­ The higher limits could boost X+ZSE share prices Closing dal8lor"'PPHcatlons: 28 Janu ary 199 .. . Z$lSS mlmOD out or receDlloaos or ceptable wllb blacks outnumbering ZS7Jl mWlloa. The advertilemeots them JO to oK. - Sapa. fu rther. - Sapa and other ",poru. THE NAMIBIAtf r , 111994 7

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BLANTYRE: The Malawi gov­ colonial capital of Zomba. ernment, silent fo r many years Two days later. police announced over the mysterious deaths offou r on state radio that the ministers had ministers in 1983, has rejected died in a road accident in Mwanu, a calls for an investigation into dislrict bordering Mozambique in the charges that they were murdered. south-west. The mi nisters we re not given state Justice Minister and Anomey Gen­ fu nerals and only relatives under state eral Lovemorc Munlo told yester­ security surveillance we re allowed to day's issue of the weekly Malawi atte nd their hastily-arranged burial Democrat that he doubled the usefu l­ ceremonies. leading to suspicion of ness of such an exercise. especiall y foul play. after so ma ny years. In a joint statement last August. as The minister was responding 10 a Malawi moved towards a more liberal letter by Chande Mhone. human rights political c li mate after decades of re­ coord inator for the Christian Council pressive rule by President Hastings of Malawi, in which he called for an Kamuzu Banda. the fa milies of the official enquiry into the deaths. men called for a commission of en­ Ministers Dick MatenJc. Aaron quiry to be conducted by British de­ Gadama, lohn Sangalas and Dav id tect;vc.". Chiwanga mysteriously disappeared They charged that the bochcs of the SHOOTING ANGER .•• ANC Gen e ral ~ Secretary Cyril Ramaphosa and SACP chief J oe 510vo in on May 17, 1983, after attending 8 ministers were riddled with bullets aheated exchange with police after their group was shot at hitting three journalists In Katlehong on sitting of parliament In the fomler and severely mutilated. - Sapa-AFP Sunday. Photo: ReuterlNampa Ango an ta me FWlMandela SAO TOME: Talks between the be headed by the Ch ief of Staff oflhe Angolangovernmentand rebel move- Anned Forces. General JoaodeMatos, ment UNJT A on military aspects of a and the UNrTA team by General Paulo planned peace accord will start in the Lukamba Gato, a member of the rebel islandstateofSaoTome andPrincipc movement's military high command, talk on shooting on Wednesday, a Sao Tome foreign he added. ministry official said. The two sides would discuss the The Sao Tome talks, to comple- application of a ceasefire on the JOHANNESBURG: The attack on senior Pretoria. ment negotiations in theZambiancapi- ground. the formation of a new de­ ANC members in violent Katiehong town- Police backed by the Defence Force at 4.30am on tal Lusakaon an oV,eral1 peace accord. fence force for Angola incorporating s hip in which ajournalis t was shot dead will Monday swooped on Katlehong's Mazibuko hostel were due ori ginall y to have started on both government and rebel fighters be th e subject of a top-level m eeting this - from where the shots were allegedly fired - and Monday. and assistance for demobilised fig ht- arrested three people in illegal N'W session of AK 47 The official said Alioone Blondin . ers. the official said. morning between State President F W d e 1"-- rifles. Deye, the U.N. Special Representa- The government and UNITA Klerkand ACricanNationalCongr essleader .. I h " h h d ." I During the three-hour-long raid. police confis- live In Ango a. w 0 IS C amng"m e reac e agreement 10 prmclp e on a Nelson Mandf'ls_ cated among other things 31 petrol bombs, an S Lu,....,8--" negouallons," wou Id open ""-u... cease fiIfcan cl Ifltcgrauono rm elIarmod The incident b abo expected to be high on the rifle, a zip gun, a large quantity of ammunition for talks between government and forces in Lusak"a in December, but agenda when the Tr.lnsitlonal Execut.ive Council a variety of weapons and a police unifonn. UNrrA military commandcrs in Sao hosti lniesconunuewhile thelwosides meets for the first lime in Pretoria on Tuesday • The South Afnean Union of Journalists has Tome. negotiate teml~ of an overall political afternoon. called on all polItical organisations and individuals ,-:=Th::-' :::8"o_v=,mm= _,_n_'_d_'I_,=ga_,_;o_n_w_O_"I_d__ se_,_, I_'m_en_'_" ____-:: ___ _ Freelance phOlographer Abdul Shariff. 31. was to respeclthe rights of WOrking journalists and to r killed and two South African Broadcastmg Corpo- allow the media to do its work. US s .. "ppor'" f.or rationjournahstswercwoundedwhensniperopened In a statement on Monday, SAU! president ...... , fi re on a high-level ANC and South African Com- YvonneGrimbeek said the union was saddened and A -- 1 munisl Party delegation touring the township on dismayed by the death of freelance photographer ~ ...go an. pea. c e Sunday. Shariff was buned in Pietermaritzburg on Abdul Shariff and the injuries of two SA BC report- Monday. ers. "South Africa cannot afford a media under LUSAKA: Unitasaid yesterday that the US team from visiting the beseiged Sources on Monday confirmed Ihe meeting be- constant anack because it infringes on the right of the United StateS is ready 10 he.1p nonhem Angolan town of Malanje. tween Messrsde Klerkand Mandelawasscheduled every individual to have access to information," . Valcmim was brief: "Thai was not the fo~~~~~r ~~~at~~~~~~~~~ Ihe Union in ri~;;;;;;;;;;Grimbeek said. - Sapa.;;;' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"ii~ demobwarringili sesides tr ooaft.erps fra ocemasefir Angoe lhaas's mai n subject of our discussions .. . We been enforced, said the movement's were meeting to brief them on the ~ ".que M spokesman JorgeValentim. Lusaka peace process and the progress Mozamb ystery over Unita, whose representatives met a we have made so far." "sarm ex-Presl"dent's death US cong""dcl'g";ona" hcZ;mba- The US Congress team, led chair­ slow to d. bwean border town of Victoria fa lls man of the House Foreign Affairs on Sunday, said the discussion was Sub-Committee Harry Johnstone, had MOSCOW: The body of former Georgian MAPUTO: In a key step la ~ozamblque's "fruitful" and that their former civil talks with Angolan government offi­ President Z"iad Gamsakhurdia, who ac· demWtarlsatJoD process, weaPons from the war backers pledged full support for cials and relief workers last week, Orst Irregular fol'(es dlRftabded slnce the cording to his wife committed suicide late peace talks wh ich continued here yes- during the first such visit since Wash­ last month, has been found in western Geor· terday. . end of the dvU war were to be collected aod ington established ties with the for­ gia, the Interfax news agency reported yes­ "The influence the United States takeD to UN warehouses yesterday. merly Marxist authorities in Luanda terday, quoling the Georgian interior min­ has on both sides in the war is big and in May. The president of tbe tonned by ca - istry_ they can use it positively to help end Military chiefs from the warring represeotadves of the UN, tbe pVenuntDt, Gamsakhurdla's wife Manana, follow­ the fighting ... Wediscussed the possi­ sides are expected to meet in the island Rename and observer countries ~ said ao ing a spate of conflicting reports on her bility of how the US can help in the state ofSao Tome and Principe today estimated 155 000 people should bedlsanned husband's fate, said last Friday he had shot demobilisation process of both sides' to discuss further the ceasefire ques- as Irregular aod paramllltary forces are dls­ himself on December 31 after being sur­ " Valentim added. a Unita has decribed as maotled iD line with Mozambique's October rounded by Georgian fo rces. 1992 peace accord. However, sources In Tblllsi said Segala admitted that demobUisaUoo otboth Gamsakhurdla might han been the victim Soviet bloc states, Including Ru s~ regular and irregular forces was bebind­ of a settling of scores among his own fac­ Offer to old foes sla, and with neutral European schedule, adding "I am not sure weao make tion. couotries. the deadline." Gamsakhurdia, 54, a former dissident, BRUSSELS: NATO leaders offered Theiriovltatlonspoke rortheftrst . The UN Umetable calls for all troops to be became Georgia's first dem oc ratic a ll y~ their former Warsaw Pact foes 8 time of an evolutionary process or demobilised by {be end or May. elected president in May 1991 , winning 87 limited " Partnership for Peace" on NATO expansloD, but tbey refused On January 13 the CCF will start moving percent of the "ote. Monday as a Hrst step towards ex­ pleas for early alliance member­ pandlngtheaJllaneeeaslwarc!s.but ship from east European nations 50 percent of the weaponscollecled at assem­ But his harsh treatment ortheopposition combined with strict media censorship trig­ struggled 10 ftDd a credible response rearful orgrowlng Russian nation­ bly areas to UN regional warehouses, Segala 10 the war in Bosola. gered charges of dictatorship just months alism. Ne"enheless, NATO Secre--­ said. At Iheir ftrsl summit sloc-e the tary-General Manrred Woerner after hetookomceand by autumn 1991 the By yesterday, the UN said a lotal of8 971 collapse of the Sovict Union, the 16 sought to reassure the Easl Euro­ countrywa5 tierce1ydivided for and against weapons hlld ~ n handed in by government leaders approved a plan to build peans tbat tbey would not be left In him.- Sapa-AFP and 4 427 by Renamo.- Sapa closer military links with ad former Ibe cold. 8 Tuesday January 111994 THE NAMIBIAN

Economic Indicators Ukraine to Ciskei move welcomed , Yesterday's quotations for unit trusl funds: drop nukes

FUND NA ME BUY SELL YIELD% PRETORIA: The Nat ional Party on Monday groups wi th in the Alliance will also display their BRUSS ELS, ABSA: commitment welcomed Brig Oupa Gqozo's announcement toa democratic solution by following Uk raine agreed with GE: ISO,S4 168.87 '~7 suit. Chat Clskel wouJd take part In Ihe April 27 Russia and the Industrial 154,)5 144.37 '52 "We also wish to accept that the more moderate Income 105.5J 104.29 ., election and hailed It as a courageous move Uuited States on Icaders within the Afrikaner Volksfronl and the IFP BOE: Growth 204.77 191.34 2,25 towards democracy In that part of South Africa. Monday 10 give up People's Income 105.81 104.69 ., (Inkama Freedom Pany) are rethinking their situa­ the world's third­ COMMUNITY: The Ciskei homeland, a member of the right­ tion with the aim to follow the elUlmple set by the largco;t nuclear arse­ Growth Fund 131.97 123.81 1.16 wing Freedom Alliance, said earlier on Monday il Ciskei ," the statement said. COMMERCIAL UNION: nal, US President Bill would join the Transitional Executive Council (TEC) Transkei military leader Maj-Gen Bantu Holomisa Clinlon announced. Growth 158.11 147.61 2.55 helping 10 chart South Africa's transition 10 major­ in welcoming Ciskei's move said there was no COMPOSITE: "On Friday. the ity rule. doubt in his mind that the action by the homeland's All Shm Index: 116.15 108.54 ., United States will FEOLIFE: Fwgro GE 162,3) 151.55. 3,79 BrigGqozoalsoannounced that 250Ciskci troops government would imporve stability in the region. sign with Ukraine GUARDBANK; would serve alongside government soldiers and "The fu ture of the civil servants and seeurily and Russia an agree­ 3240,12 Growth 30 11.67 3.37 fonner guerrillas in a national peacekeeping force. forces in Ciskei would slIengthen Ihesc workers to ment which commits Resou~s 199.57 185,42 ,.o. In a statement issued in Pretoria the NP said Brig redouble their efforts in supporting the democratic Ukraine toellminate InduSlnal 163,05 152,57 3,38 Gqozo's vision 10 avoid a cui-dc-sac for his own changes which are taking place now and after the Income 124,31 123.01 11.92 nuclear weapons on people and his breakaway from an unhealthy part:. elcctions. IGI Life: OE 154,94 144.99 2.96 Its terTitory,"Clinton nership of groups who had very little in common METBOARD: "The move by Ciskei should also make things lold B news confer­ Metfund GB 255,49 239,29 2,8 1 was a wise move. easy for the finalisation of the regional government ence. CHnlon, who is Income 126.17 124.85 10.47 "It is also the first visible crac k in the Freedom and other related issues, as far as the eastern Cape ­ on his first European METROPOLITAN: Alliance and will sel the pace for others 10 follow. which includes Port Elizabeth, Ciskei, Border and lour, said he would MetlifeGE 142,23 132,91 5, 12 We sincerely hope and trust that other individual Transkei - isconcemed, "Gen Holom isa said. - Sapa meet Ukrainian MOMENT'UM: GE 314,91 295,12 '~6 NBS: Hallmark GE 11 74.67 1096,89 ',00 President Leonid Hallmark Income 102,28 101 ,26 ., Kravchuk at Kiev NORWI CH:GE 504,78 471 ,37 2,55 Aid worker kidnapped airport on Wednes­ OLD MfJI1JAL: day night. Kravchuk Investors 3524,12 3282.1 7 2,72 MOGADISHU: Uni· ficials said. Somali police in an ef· disaffected Somali would join CUnton Growth 280,01 261,0 1 ., and R ussian Presi­ Top Companies 310,23 288,90 3,31 dentified Somalis ab­ But in a broadcast yes­ fort tofind the kidnapped former employees. But dent Boris Yeltsin in Indusuial 454.80 423,1 8 2~' ducted a British UN aid terday monitored inLon­ employee. they all iIIuStr8te the gen­ Mining 382,21 355,91 2.60 worker as he walked to don. the BBC identified US and UN military eral instability in Soma· MoscowonFridayto Gold 211,91 197,54 2,57 his office yesterday, the the abducted worker as officials have received lia despite the lull in in· fi nalise the agree· 111.22 110,02 12,90 latest in a string of at· Calum Gardar. sporadic intelligence re­ ter-clan warfare. ment. S,"'''''''AGE: tacks on humanitarian There was no official ports over the last two Unicef has had ongo­ Cllnlon said the GcnEquity 3049.21 2842,75 2,88 deal would eliminate 166,55 155,42 3,1 5 agencies. word of a ransom de· months indicating that ing problems in Resources 176 IntercontJnentaJ Fi nancial 542,03 505.78 ., The UN World Food mand or other contact American or other UN Mogadishu because of Income 222,87 220.64 ., Program employee. with the abductors, employees could be the threats from Somalis ballistic missiles and SANLAM: GE 2004, 16 1875.62 3,14 whose name was not re­ "We 'rein the dark," said target of kidnap at· who were dism issed 1,500 nuclear war­ ,.d" 1561, 18 1460,79 3,30 leased pending notifica· one WFPemployee who tempts. The recent al­ from their jobs as the headstargettedat the Pri~Growth 565,47 529.54 4.15 tion of the family, was did nol give his name. tacks on aid agencies agency's armed guards United States. Industrial 1222.55 1144,46 3,43 "This Is a hopeful Mining 334.23 312.86 3,87 dragged inloa sedan that UN officials were con· appear to have a mix of after the US-led interna­ had been parked near the ducting their own inves­ motives, from religious tional force arrived here and historic break­ Income 111.11 109.39 ., through," C linton SOlJT'HERN: WPP offi ce in ti gation as well as coor­ extremism 10 bandilry to 13 months ago. UN offi· GE 260.1 1 243.27 2.96 Mogadishu, agency of· dinating with the nascent personal vendettas by cials say. - Sapa-AP said. Mining 177.86 166.79 2,93 wa 's poslatauthorilies foran error in a newstamp issue ""~ 137.88 129.01 2.94 Man Income 593.47 581.60 ., WORLD BRIEFS honou ring Prince Charles. A gremlin slipped an "h" STANDARD BANK: massacres into HRH 's ti lle, making him Prince of Whales.· Saps GE 1405,96 1320.47 4,72 Income 93.93 92.96 11.0] whole family African ties re-opened Go 'd 252. 17 237.26 4.36 Palestinian grou ps feud Industrial 123.SO 11 6.46 5,67 SUV A: A man went ber­ JERUSALEM: A visi t to Israel by Kenya's president International 126,72 11 6,52 2.5 1 GAZA CITY: Rival Paleslinian fac tions clashed at a Sunday sounded the death kne ll to the Jewish state's 20 refugee camp on the Israeli-occupied Gaza Strip Sun­ SYFRETS; serk afterfinding his wife years as a pariah for African nations. day. leaving one man dead and five wounded, Palestin· Growt h 371.63 347. 46 3.30 in bed wilh anOther man. "You are a leader of you r cont inent," Israeli ?resi· Tl'\lstcc 149.26 139.47 2.90 hacking her and theirfive ian sources reponed. dent Ezer Wcizman lold Daniel Arap Moi al a cer· Fighlingerupted in the Bureij camp after partisans or Income 11 3.33 112. 19 11.84 emony near the Knesset. the Israeli parliament. "I'm Gilt 11 87,90 1176,02 10.99 children-including two thePopularFrontfortheLiberationofPalestine(PFLP) UAL: babies-to death with a sure we have a great future tOgether." wou nded two members of the smaller, pro..lraqi Arab Moi, as president of oneofthe most influential black GE 2664.06 2499,77 4.06 machete, police said. Revolutionary Front (ARF). Min ing 478.1 4 447.02 African states, is the mos t important African leader 10 2." Farm laborer Ram SdC('lcd 2372.96 2220.45 '.02 visit Israel in recent years. Africa remains an important Gilt 1330.8 1 1317.51 11.46 Chandar, 34, surren­ expo" market for Israeli military products and exper­ Killed by cleaning Managed 1295.41 1219.02 tise. 4.07 dered 10 police soon af­ DERRY: A man accidentally fired his assault rifle M3.llnco~ 1090.8 1 1079.91 4.56 ter Saturday'S attack. while cleaning it, sending a bullet through the cei ling GOld price Chandra lost control Jacko facing tour law suit that killed his upstairs neighbour. when he discovered his Richard Brockway,.5 I, was shot in th e chest as he lay Gold prier in London yestC'rd ay: LOS ANGELES: Michacl Jackson 's company, MJ1 wife, Suruj Lata, in bed on his couch late Saturday. He died Sunday, authorities London morni ng fix ing: 382.20, 0(f8.30. Enterprises, said Monday it is in serious and continu· said. ous se ttlement negotiations with promoters who sued London artemoon fixing: 383.70, off 6.80. with another man al their The bullet came th rough the noor, passed through for 20 million US dollars after the pop star cancelled London late: 383.35. off 4.40. ~ home at Togomasi vil­ Brockway and lodged in the ceiling overhead. Police his "Dangerous Tour." lage. in weslern Fiji, p0- had not determined whether charges would be filed. Nam dollar/US dollar MJ1 Enterprises and tour promoter Marcel Avram, lice said. The man es­ owner of Mama Concens in Munich, have been "in yesterday's clos ing Yesterday's openi ng caped as Chandra be· serious seltlemenl negotiations since the cancellation Chinese visit to Africa 3,3940'55 3.3971>'85 headed his wife. of the tour to resolve this amicably." Stephen Chabre, MJJ 's president and chief executive officer. said in a BEUING: Chinese Foreign Minister Qian Qichen Financial rand Chandra then ki lled his begins a six-nation African tour today aimed at foster­ two sons and three statement issued early yesterday. Yf"sterday ', opening yesterday's closing ing bilateral ties and strengthening economic and tech· 4.29/4.30 4,2 814.29 daughters, who ranged ni cal cooperation. in age from two months Singing skier rescued Duringhis lour, Qian will meet the leadersofEritrca, Money market to 14 years. LONOON: A British skier lost in the Scouish high­ Ethiopia. Kenya, Madagascar, Mauritius and Sudan to discuss bilateral and African issues as well as intema· 90 day liquid BA rat C': Hecleanedblood from lands survived for IS hours by digging a hole in the tional topics of mutual concern. Yesterday's opening yesterday's clos ing the blade of the weapon, snow and singing Leonard Cohcn and Tina Turner 10.25 10.25 songs. China supported ETilJ'ca's slruggle forindepcndence which is oomlally used Anglican curale Robe" Anderson, 36, said Monday against Ethiopia 's fanner Soviet·backed regime. · Sapa­ • The Economic Indicators are sponsored by: for harvestin g sugar that he got lost in fog at I ).00 metres after leaving ski AFP cane, and walked five trails near Fort Will iam in nonhwestern Scotland. At ki lometers to a police nightfall, he dug a hole with his ski s, burying himself ANC selects candidates t"!\ GlOH(..{ HUY'>AM[R slmion. up to the eyes, then began singing his favourite records PAR r Nl R'> INCORPORA If 0 by the two PQP Slars. KING WILLlAM 'S TOWN: The 73·year-old Afri· 'W Chandar is due to ap­ " I remembered media repons about people digging can National Congress/South African Communist Pany JX!ar in the Nadi Magis­ snow·holes, and set about digging a good deep hole." alliance leader, Raymond Mhlaba, was unanimously w,· "f'''' 0 full r""~" of brolorl >: noo,,,"y • trates charged with mur· he said. nominated for the regional premiership of the eastern (1",<1" r. ",,., 1("" ,1(\ r::d .. to· Cape Province at a conference on Sunday. PORTFOliO SERVICES der next week, police said. If convictcd, he Whales or Wales? Mhlaba was elected afler th e Border region with· (061) P~77 WINDHOEK drew its support for Steve Tshwett, an ANC national faces up to ~O ~ears in VAN(IOUVER : Canadian tci e.'o!is ion ne twa:rks exeflJtive ,::omf90i ttee me mber, w~o w~ nOI present al prison .• Sa p~~ P broadcast on Sunday night a hasty apology from O;ta. th~,Ij'pnf(';rencc" . THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday January 11 1994 9

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Ondhila ya Kuthilandjeko Riruako naye okwa hala a ya gwa ,mo mombanda ninge ngaashi, Diergaardt Die rgaardr lewo Rchobotha opo Jyi kale ABSALOM SHIGWEDHA cv] lyetBasum oshllli ashike, "oshipolha shoku tutsa". "Omuhingi gumwe okwa hulitha" E le nga lyaaHerero Kuaima Riruako okwa Ii wo a lundilc oSwapo Riruako oshiwlke sha ziko okwa 11 kUlya lea ya ti $ha komhinga yoshinima nonke mbadhala oya ningwa okudhima omulilo 1)'8 lombwcleoTheNamibian kutya shcvi. I:l[i ongundu ndjika yoSwapo oyi OSWALD SHIVUTE PEKUKU koonyala oshoka mOshakati kamu na ongunduyeyedhina Nudo (National hwekomchokaantu mboka inayakanit ha O nd hI' la y 0 munanges h ef a a lsey Ika naws tate Ookadhimamulilo--FireBrigadc-.MandaJanaycomo Unity Democratic Organisation). nandccvh i. I" k "h ' 'pila moka lhiluthilu pwaa na ckwathelo lyasha. ola yi ka kala ya ya kokule shivule Aa ererooye I ya anll aomavl gawo Andreas Nckwaya (K uthilandjeko) h " h" 00 I .. Omusamanc Andreas Nekwaya Kuthilandil>ko silo Kaptain gweeBasters dha nos 0 wo nmuna yawo pet Im ynla gwomOshakati ndJ·oka opoa adhika a landa mu r " 01 " "h , "'m' y,m,",,"'O alombwclwaokwamalukilekokehalahokanakali R e h obotha H a n s Diergaardt yu om. I e on . Okloba o Rl vula ya ziko, oy, , 'onuukapo Sw,po o'w, I," ",. kant>na om unl O~' UI vulu okwiitcela shoka c wcte nomeho ge. moshinimashoku kambadhala oku • ,.- omutenya gwohela sho ya gu mo mombanda uUlhcmba oku ncnga omaliko ngoka. nokwiidhenga pevl m e pya lyOmukulukadhl Kepul o Nnekwaya okwa lombwele oshifo shika galulila aaHerero omaliko gawo Elcnga lyaaHererco olya li olya h:ala 'II Sh 'k k d kutya. ondhila oya li yi na okufala meme gwe kuku ngoka ya li ya kulhwB pelhimbo 'Ar,,' k,'""~ ""Ndowlshi ya ,. k u k UMt art h a FI emonya I ongomomu un a I ' k 'W" d , I ,-'. moo" Apo onla Nckwaya Amunyo 0 0 m u a ongu a Iyuukoloni moNamibia. Ihilepo om:avingok"aligAahcreroopo, Ekuku pope pi nOkatana m oshitopo I wa sad"h , h I I , , IUU n)o a yo e a o mo woma o naa o no Pacnkundathan:a dhe noThc Namibi:an ningeoshig""gi nayo ,hopaumwenc oku Shakali. 0 ' I k shl pange ohokalayacndepamwe ngeno nomwana Riruako okwa li oNudo olay i ka kal a ya popyakombingayomavirtQShowoiimuna Ondhila ndji ka sho yi id hcnge pevi. mc pya moka. Fanucl Nekwaya. Oya li wo yi na okufaalela konga Hahendc ( Lawye r) pondje yAaherero mbyoka ya li ya kuthapo. oya tamcke okuycka omulilo nokupyapo lhilulhilu. omusamane Jacky Kamanya koWinduka. ihe onguta yoshilongo opo yiyc yi ya kwalhe Okwa gwcdhapo wo kUl ya Aandowishi Otaku hokololwa kulya omwa li aahingi ya8li. sho ya penduka ngeno yatuke. oya lombwelwa anuwa moshinima shika she gaiuko Iycvi Iyawo. oycli wo ye tondeAahercrono ina ya hala Mandala Na kalena Peler Na mbambi. Mandala omoa kOmbclewa yOnkalo yOmbepo ko Winduka kutya la gwedhako lal;' oku kondja kwa nokuli oku popya na yo. si la moka-a pipo pamwc nondhila ndjika omanga ombcpo kayi li nawa na naya Ic gelclc manga kushe ~:..c~:':::::::::::::':::::::::::'::::':'::2::::'::::::::::"::::::::::::':::::~:':::::::'~:"" _____ Nambambi a li e shi pondola okwiikoka mo manga kasl'lona.OyatokolaneeayehckumwenatateNckwaya Osh I" ke tash I" eta edopo onwlilo inagu mu kwala nokwa falwa kOshipangclo ngcnoya kalUkekashonakombandaya Shakatingashi sha Kalana komukwashigwana gumwe gwedhina shilO. ihe manga opo ye I; pokuya kOkapale opwc ya T;mo.heos Sh;,olo, A,n,"g"her, yaa,; y' h'" 'ai, N,'w,y" Nekw,y. m eefl" ko la do m Owa m bo? Mandala ina vula oku za mo, laku lengenckwa kUlya oya y; moonkundalhana naanangcshefa mbaka yaali okwaadhikapamwca mona oshiponga komagulu sho noshe ya fa la ya ye wo kOmbaanga. Nekwaya okwa ondhila yiidhcngepoomayuluncnge inamonaompilo lombwele Aahingi yonndhila kU lya naya ye ashike nasho olashi shunifa chongo monima yokwiimangulula mo nziya momiya dhondhila. kokapaleyakaUlkenokudhingolokamomudhingoloko TYAPPA NAMUTEWA moshitukulwa. shuashi ovahongi vahapu ovo va pyokoka. ve na cshiivo Icedula Mboka ya li ya mono nomeho oncIhil. ndjiklt lha Iwa Shakali. Oy. yi nokUluka taya kala tayi gu. ngashi unene omusamane John Shikongo na nokudhingo loka. laya shuna pokapale Iwaali EPUlO ell. oli Ii tall lipulwa dihapu nokwa Ii ngeno lava duJu okuhonga kovakwashiwana vaha pu , notali ounonahawo mOluno esiku ndjoka. Feslus Ipinge YO lllomukunda Ekuku ola ya hokolola noshiktmdo oshi titalu anu wa osbo nee shoks inaya nyamukulwa momikalo da yooloka. Elondodho ndi ka olyo nee Iya elilha kutya yo yene ondhi la ndjika oye yi dhid hilikc kutya galukilapo wc.ondhilayagu mo mombandanokweeta Nonande oidjcmo yomakonakono odula uumbanda nok WCCl itha aakuluntu yElongo opu na sha sha puka manga layl ... il ile Iwokuuzi lo oshiponga shoh . ya dja Ko. unene tuu moGrade 10 no-I2 kumwe nAavali yll gongale Eti tano Iya koonguludhaKatana.oshokaoyakalaanuwanokutya- ·· Inandi mona nale oshiponga shi {hike mpoka laku hokololwa kUlya oi li xwcpo ziko ya kundalhanc uupyakadhi mbuka luku . .Iuku .. luku ndele layi dhimi noya nuka mo ihe monkalamwenyo yandje·· Omusamane Nekwaya ta mokuyelekanifa needul a da pita. ovanhu noya laic nkene tau kandulwapo. mombanda ya uka eyulu mcvi noyi idhcnge ncc mcpya hokolola noshipala sha nika oluhodhi. vahapu ka ve udit;le natango ombili Mokugongala nee Elilano Iya ziko, Iya kuku Martha Shi kongo moshilwa mwa adhika Aatoolinkundana oya li ya ningi onkembadhala ya o idjemo yomakonakono cefikola Oshigongi shika osha li sha zimine omukulukadhi gumwc gwedhina Eva Andrcas la Isike kapopyenOmllhingi Ambambi mOshipangcloshimwe domoshitopolwa shOwambo. ethaneko ndjoka Iya ti Iya etwa po iilya ye. Kuku Eva okwa li a fadhuka po. ashikc okwa li ila popi manga naalootinkundana. Olaku hokololwa ounona vahapu va kOkomitiye yAavali ndele tali lundu[ulwa Aakalimo yomomukunda ngashi Ehcnye nOnawa Omundoho lola Naflali Hamata mwene dopa naimeefikoladokos hitukulwa osho. kashona kOn gund uwili ki yaalongi oshowo Okalana oya hokololela oshifo shika kUlya gwOshipangclo sha Shakali okwa hokolola kutya unene luu mos hi longwa shomwaa[u. mOluno. ongula ayihc oya kala nokukoneka ondhila ya onkaloyaAmbambioyilingaa hwepo sigooompaka. Oshifo shelu okwa li sha monafana Ethaneko ndjoka Iya etwa po kAavali KUl hi landjeko layi imbagana pomikunda d hawo Nckwaya kcpulookwa tscyitha nee kUlya okwa luma novakulunhu vahapu vokoshilopolwa olya li tali ti kUlya aanasikola mbaka ya mpoka. Yafa ngaa hayi shuna kOshakali nokuziI KO. nale kOmbclewa nenge kOshikondo shAakonaakoni shOwambo oshoyo ('jvahongwa opo shi Isikile nosikola. ihe nee ya kale laya zi noshikando ncc shafa oshililalu oya ka la yi na yliponga yOondhila opo yee ya konaakone shokasha la[ekutyaoshike naanaa tashietaedopoli komagumbo. Oonakwiipumantumwe omudhumolagulimbilike .. tuku .. lukusigo tayilameke eta oshiponga. kenyeneka movahongwa vomeefikola yi ipe ombil i ko lakushangwa ombapila okuuka pevi noyi indwangula mcpya Iya kuku Marlha Komapulokulyangeleaahingioye naluuOombapila domOwambo. kaavali tayi gandja ombili koEmb.assy mEkuku moka. dhokuhinga. Nckwayaokwa li okwiinckela kUl ya oyc Voh'pu vomovakwashiwana Otava pop; yaAmerika nokEpangelo Iyawo OOlol u Silo yi indwangual po oshigwana shomomikunda na oshoka ngashi nakusa. Nekwaya ta ti. okwe mu kUl ya cdopo OIali elw:! kovahongi 0' ·0 oshinim a shik a. ina va pyokoka nawa moil ol1ga yavo. dhopuushinda nepya ndjoka. mwa kwalclwa Opolisi inekela noonkondo kwali momukalo ngoka ha hingi Aalongisikola oya li ye ya po Omhumbwc yovahongi va pyokoka oya nedhilaadhilo Iyawo kUlya. aalongwa nosho tuu osha mbomboloka sha Ihinda hoka nosha ondhila. kala lai dana ong handangala mOwambo mbaka naya Iidhi Iiilwe mo thi lu mOsikola. kala sha gongalcla ondhila ndjoka. Opolisi oya 1i ya Pokali mpoka oshifo shika osha ka uva yamwe taya okudja IUU nale, shushi ovahongi vahapu nokonima oyc kc li galu lula paindi lo nycngwa nokuli okushunitha aanlu monima. Ondhila hokolola kUlya oonakuhingondhila ndjika aailongi omolwoita ova kala ashike va halo Iyoshigongi noya [u ndulula ihc kashona :o~y~':..:::k:'~I,:...:y~,:...:y~c='=" ,:..:::o=n=':'=h~lo=--.:.:'~,=--w=o:':':':h=;n=.~b:o..:::=':w~'=';=, ______--j okulongamecdool0p3.Molwomhumb .... 'C. ndjoka Iyaavali ku lya, onawa ya kale haya oshikondo shchongo osha hovela ncc zi kegumbo ihc nce naya pewe ngaa cgec10 okulongifa ovanhu ovo va pila STS ile 10 kulya ya pcwe mllnga omasiku 14 Ot..U7.a Odula ya pimbila nee! ongo,·ahongi. nOlaku hokololwa kU lya Etilano Iya ziko ye li pevi. nokonima tuya fiyoopapa ope na ovahongi omayovi lava lameke nee nawa oO lundi laya l.i longo ve he na ecdjapo do uh ongi. komagumbo. lokwa nawa Icla. o la shi lok wa nawa. TYAPPA NAMUTEWA Nonande ovanhu vahapu lava diladila Oshigongi ashihe kumwc noNA NSO Nonande inaku omanga mOshakali namo kul ya edopo olal i elwa kovahongi inava ylimanga kumwc noS WAPo ndjoka ya li yandjwa o mwaalu laku popi ..... a kUl ya otamu pyokoka nawa, ope na natan go omwaalu wo mOshigongi moka pawiliko Iya KEEMBIN GA ad is he daNamibia okwa wofaafaa. oshilukulwa lokwa nawa. mu nene tau diladil a kUl ya otashi dulika Amushanga Ndjayi Tit us Femando osha kundanwa odula i shambula moule shOwambo nasbo oshi li Omuloka woneudo edopo lalictwa yo komhumbwe yoik wafi laa mba ko eloko[o mJjoka kwa legclelwa womafiku atano a ka pita. lashi 10 kw a nawa Olau xunganeke elCyo ye hongo oyo ihe ko koshitukulwa. nee oshizemo shOmpangu. Pamuyandjimulo mbo sheka fiyo opapa onghce no pcc nhcJe dihapu liwa, shaashi peenhele Eefikola dokoshitukulwa shOwambo Moku kw ate!akumwc ii ningwanima wombdcwa yomhc po )'a kala lai )'o\'ele eendjila dimwe ihadi dihapu ovanhu o\'a mana kadi na oikwara ye hongo ngaashi cengulu )"oshigongi. omusamanc Ankama okwa doma mbo (library). cclaboralorium moVenduka. o kw:l moVendukaokudja Eline endwa vali nokuli. nokuli nale okulima lombwclc ongu ndu yAataleli naalongi oshoyo oikwanoipanghifo ikwao oyo i li kutya inaya kal a we haya ethell' aanon!! yclekwa odula fiyo on ~na. Nonandc \ kwa li noil ya oya mcna nawa. kecfikola nga ashi domoushimba. oyo ayeke laya nillgi iigOflgi mOoseko yccmiJime la 203 Onghela moVenauka okamulcnya oko kwa li Peenhelc dimwc nokuli Bano. ounona OIashi duli ka lave lihongo pwaa na omutonaleli , oshoka otash; cia mosh ilongo ashishc o mwa yclekwa odula ka lilifa ovanamapya ovanhu vamwc ove li oshilongwa. ndele ;tava dulu oku shi tula ashike omaupyakadhi ngaash! ng3kll. okudja Etine la dja ko. ),cemilimela 24 pokapa1c novanaimuna vahapu. po kumana o he le la. moilonga shaashi oilongifo ka i po. Oshinim:a shAalonaleli yopomiyeJo kashi Eendama dihapu nado kaEros. 36 pokapale Shi yenga shaNangobc omangaava vokomilunda Omhumbwe yoi kwa fa yehongo ei. shi sh3ailOflg i ihe oshOosekurily dhoka paifc od i yad i ko paiwana o manga oudiva oshoyc va tyafula opongaho L.1.va kufandiba pamadi ladilo avahapu nayo ola i dulu dha tulwa po kEpangelo nOladhi fut ..... a wo om;lkalilcck ..... a. Dihapu pbSuiderhof pa yelekwa nomcva okudja Elinc la meembwa. Ombele wa okuimba ounona va udeko noupu osho kEpangelo. ··Ngeno okwa li Oosekurity domccndama o udwaali ccmilimela 36. dja ko. Omukundancki yomhepootai xun ganeke ra\'a hong ....' a. opo dha li csiku nd joka ngeno ioapu holoka pcfimbongaalioda li diht- Oitopo lwa ik ..... ao Welu pOhangwena okwa kUlya nonena okunaodula Mecnghu nda fana novahongiriko la omakOfldjclo gomakumba nooshapi puye na omc\'a nokuli . y 6 k 0 u ~' s h i I I,) kundaneka,onghela kutya lela noilukulwa ihapu olai vilmwc. (Maku yandjwV13IM(O ombcdi omaidhen¥9 naOk'lJ i et~ uu py!!kadhi OJula ye~l a 0)'0 inai _~kouni~J!inino na y9'bya oslti'lO pol ..... a ashishc ka kala ya Ic mopala. koshikondo shEhongo shoo\'ene kUlya nc.'na··. Omli s3 m!ln ~A nt:a",3Ia lombwdc.'. • t. ,', _ r

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be conducted by the Geml:!n c.xpen. Or Hans Peter HELGE SCHUTZ Thumm has been scheduled to take place in Wind­ hock on March 10 - 18. while an IAAF Level I The 1994 fixture list oflhe Namibian Ama­ coaches course is also on the cards, although the teur Athletics Union, which was released date still has to be confinned. yesterday. will test Namibian athletes to The complete list of track and field and road their limits. A gruelling season, stretched running events for the season is as follows: Qverten months and including 14cvents lies 29/01: Dune Side Marathon, Wal vis Bay. in store, but there will be a great incenlive 19/02: Engen Half-marathon; Windhock. for those athletes who persevere a nd reach 21/03: Ohlssons Independence Marathon. the qualil'ying standards. 25,26103: Namibia Junior National Champion- The prestigious Commonwealth Games lake place sh ips, Windhock. in Canada in Augusl and although it would seem that 16/04: Old Mutual Street Mile, Windhock. only Frankie Frcdcricks and Luckctz,Swartbooi will 23/04: 5km Joseph & Snyman Ladies race, Wi nd­ qualify, a number of talemed Namibian runners hock. have come 10 the forc who could possibly also make 30/04: Namibia Marathon Championships, the grade. Swakopmund. Another event which could spur Namibia's ath· 04106: 16km Sanlam Namibia Charity Relay, letes 10 greater heights is the World JuniorChampi­ Windhoek. onships which take place in Lisbon, Portugal from 11106: M.E.S. Half·mar3thon, Swakopmund. July 20·24. AI this slage onl y two Namibians have 09/07: Caltex 10kmseries fi rst leg,Swakopmund. reached the qualifying standards· Orla Venter with 20-24107: World JuniorChampionships. Lisbon, her 1.82 metres effort in the high jump. and long Portugal. jumper Stefan Louw who quali fied with a leap of 30/07: Rossing 15km National Championships, 7.45 metres. Windhock. Other events to look forward to include coaching 18·20108: Commonwealth Games, Vancouver. courses which will be sponsored by the Intema­ Canada. tior-al Amateur Athletics Federation. The first one is 20108: 50km Fish Rivcr Marathon, Kcctmanshoop. WI NNING WAYS ,.• Sweden 'sSteran Edberglifts the Qatar tennis trophy a coaches symposium wh ich takes place in Wi nd­ 03/09: Arand is Scrvices 15km raod race. afler dereating Paul Haarhuls In the 6nal6-3, 6-2. former world number hock on January 20- 22 and which will beconducted Swakopmu nd. one seed Edberg finally ended an eight month drought with victory over by the former East German at hletics specialist. Or 10109: Cahex 10km sericssecond leg, Wi ndhock. the Dutchman Raarhuis in Dohaon Sunday. (Photo: Reutersvla Nampa). Klaus Banonitsch. An advanced coaches course 10 15/ 10: Dolphin Marathon. Swakopmund. T ennis Rain stops race SeJes set to return r a n kings S YDNE Y: Monies Seles is likely to make Finn weekl y rankings (or T he fi rstraceorthe Namib ia n erosscountry her long.awaited ret urn to tournament ten- 1994.: SCasoJl,3 12Jwl,t!qtl fr-Q ~n the KatuturaSwim- nis in February or M arch, Pam Shriver said pi ;:.cte Sampnl$ (USA)4.128 ming Pool on Saturday, never took place. h ere yest erd ay. 2. Michael Slich (Ge r. Although tweh'c athletes arrived early on .. , think she'll make a decision about playing many)3,445, Saturd ay m o r ning to participate in theevent, about four -or.five days before th e cvent, she'll just 3.1im Couricr(US A) 3.390. the incessant r a in scuppered their pla ns, as have a wi ld card held for every event between 4. Stefan Edberg (Sweden) a large part orthe race was scheduled to run Chicago(early Febru ary) and Lipton (mid March)," 2,680, 5. Sergi Bruguel1l (Spain) through a river. Shriver said after her first round loss to compatriot 2.590. Weathcr permilt ing however, thc next race wi ll Kimberl y Po in the New South Wales Open. 6. Andrei Medvrdev once again take place at the same venue thi s coming Seles put off her re turn to next week's Australian (Ukrainc)2.4 15, Saturday. Athletes can register at 06h30 at the Open in Melbourne as she slowly recovers from the 7. Mic hae l Chang (USA) swimming pool while the race starts half an hour traumaofherstabbinginHamburg nine monthsago. 2, 154. latcr. The entrance fee is N$2 for seniors and N$ I "To miss nine months and start back in a Grand 8. Goran Ivasi nev ic (Croatia)2,1 44, for juniors. with the senior and junior men hav iRg 10 Slam would be tough," said the 3 1-year-old Shriver. 9. Thomas Mu ster (Austria) run 12km and 8knl respectively and the senior and "The obvious lime for me seems to be between 2,033, junior women 6km and 4km respectively. mid-February to mid-March,'· added Shriver who 10. Cedrie Piolinc(France) The cross country season continues with races spoke to Seles shortly before Christmas. 2,005 every Saturday ti ll March 12 when the Namibian "She had a hard time lelting go of the Australian 11 . Pm Korda (Cuch) championships take place in Windhock. The world Open, because when I spoke to her she knew she 1.742, . 12. Boris Becker(Gennany) cross country championships take place in Buda- wasn't gomg tobcready to play here, butshewanted CHALLENGED ••• Sheflleld United's Jostlen f10 729 pest, Hungary on March 26. so bad ly to play the Australian Open. it's been such (left) finds lhe going loo tough against Manchester :3. -rood Martin (USA) -"-"'-'-'= '-'--'---''-'..:...:.:.;.------1 a favouri te." United ~ntraJ defenderGary Pallislerduring Iheir 1,695, "sh F."rst.":', ."V."s."on '·Hopefully 1994 will be a year where two reall y FACupthlrdroundouUngonSunday. Manchester 14. Magnu s Gustafsson Span. 11 neat th ings happen - Monica makes a reall y good United won the match 1-0 to book a fourth-round (Sweden ) 1.586, comeback and Martina (Navratilova) has a really berth against Norwich City. (Photo: Reuters via 15. Richard Krajicek (Hol· successful lasl year on the Tour." Nampa). land) 1.568, Team P IV D L GF GA PTS 1------'------''---'-'------1 16. Marc Rossc:t (Swi t7.cr­ Deportlvo 18 11 S 2 24 5 27 land) 1.48S, 17. AkxanderVolkov(Rus· Barcelona 18 11 3 4 38 18 25 Norwich welcomes the challenge sia) 1.472, Bilbao 18 9 4 5 30 21 22 18. Waync Fcrrrira (S Af· Sporting 18 to 2 6 23 20 22 LONDON: Managerless Norwich City were given County both got home ties. rica) 1,425, Real Madrid 18 the challenge of a lifetime when pai red with English Kidderminster's reward for beating Birm ingham 19. Karel Novacek (Czech) 9 3 6 26 22 21 t,41 2, champions Manchester United in the fourth round City is a visit from third division Preston North End, Sevilla 18 7 6 S 26 18 20 20. Ivan uodl(USA) ] ,362 Albaate 18 5 9 4 26 24 19 of the FA Cup. winners in 1888 and 1938. on their fi rst appearance 21 . Amaud BocLSC h (France) ·'This is the tie of the round." said Norwich Santaoder 18 8 3 7 19 17 19 in round four. 1,344, 22. Wally Muur captain fan Butterworth. "We will be facing the best Stockpon, who fought back to beat Queens Park (Australia)] ,328, Socledad 18 7 S 6 23 24 19 team in England and th ere will be a great atmos­ Rangers 2- 1. will welcome Liverpool if the 23. Malivai Washington 1 Valenda 18 7 5 6 20 22 19 phere. Everyone will be bub bling for that one:' Merseysiders beat Bristol City in a game rearranged (USA) 1.173. Madrid 18 S 8 S 28 23 18 Manchester's Steve Bruce reckons Norwich for Wednesday week. A floodlight failure Slopped 24 . And re Agass, (USA)I,I72, Zaragoza 18 7 4 7 28 24 18 should keep Oeehan. The fonner Norwich player Saturday'S game. 25. Amos Mansdorf (israe l) Real Oviedo 18 6 6 6 19 22 18 said: 'They played well at Wycombe with John in Notts County last reached round fou r in 1965 1. 153. Celta 18 S 6 7 15 21 16 charge and I hope they stick with him, I think he when they held Liverpool. Liverpool won the replay 26. Carlos Costa Tenerlre 18 6 3 9 21 30 15 would do well for them. It 's a gocxltie wi th a bit of 2-0 and went on to beat Leeds United in the fi nal. (Spain) I ,]44, Vallecano 18 6 3 9 24 34 15 added personal spice for me." Because of the number of replays. onl y five finn 27. Andrci Chesnokov (Rus· Bookmakers Ladbrokes lengthened the odds on fixt ures were announced. Three non-Premiership sia) 1.094, 28 . Mark Logrones 18 4 6 8 23 29 14 Wood forde( A ustral I a) Manchestcr winning the Cup from 4· 1 t09-2 favour­ sides will take on teams from the top flight. Valladolkl 18 3 6 9 12 25 12 1,062, ites after Sunday's draw, Norwich are quoted at 20- Grimsby Town face Ron Atk inson's Aston Vil la, Osasuna 18 4 3 11 15 27 11 29. Mirhac:] Pcmfors (Swe· I. Notts County meet West Ham and Oxford United den) 1,033, Lerida 1. 3 4 11 10 24 JP Giantk iIlersKiddenninster Harriers and Stockport receive Leeds United. 30. JaimcYzag.a (Peru) 9&0 " '/

...... - ...... -.... ~ ...... ~~ .... _. __ . _. _. . _. 12 Thuesday January 11 1994 • THE NAMIBIAN Namibia U-20 get ready SPORT for exciting tourney Sport Shorts Friendly cancelled Three new players called up... HOLLAND have cancelled their friend ly against Football Association pated in the recent un- called to the squad. Morocco after lhe twosides were both drawn in Group CONRAD ANGULA (NFA) and we are wai t- der-20 championship in Mupupa was nursing an F for the fi rst round of the World Cup Finals. Morocco's revised schedule of fri endli'es involves ing for their confi rma- Swaziland. inj ury whilst C loe te THENAMIBIAN under-20soccer team will tion," Muinjo said. "We have great co nfi- co uld not be released playing in a Uni ted Arab Emirates tournament, pl us host a fo ur nalio n soccer tournament which games against Colombia and Ponugal in February. Muinjo said th at dence in the learn that from his job. will include the G e rman unde r - lS national lbey next take on Luxembourg in March, Turkey in Ghana, Youth World represented us in .... Namibia's hopes will April and Canada in June. team, This w as confirmed by an omcial Cup runners-up, also in- Swaziland and every- rest o n the talents of cap­ rrom the Ministry of Youth and Sport yes­ vited 10 the event. had body will be recalled. tain Ri cardo Manneui terday_ nOI replied to the invila- Theboys displayedgreal and his deputy Sylveste r Sanders retires lion. character which augurs 'Lolo' Gorascb.whowas CL YMPICgold medallist SumrnerSande rs says she is Three new players January 25-29. "We wanted 10 get well for the future of our vOled Player of the Se- Lhrough with competitive swimming because of fa­ Ricky Kah ikuata and Muinjo added that Ghanato Namibia. They game. tics , d uring Ihe tigue. GersonGaseb. bothfrom confi rmation was still ·are a major footballing Judged o n that per- S W32.iland champio n- Sanders, 2 1, won two gold medals. a sil ver and a Swakopmund. and awaited from the Bot- nationandthe irpresence formance,they have also ships. bronze in the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona. She David Amos, who was swana and South Afri- in the tournament would proved that they can take De fe nders Nino also was a six- time NCAA champion while al Stanford studying in SouthAfrica, can national teams but have given us plenty of on anyone in the south- Frodeman and Moham­ and twice named NCAA swi mmer of the year. She is have also been called up. he was expecting to hear experience." em region with confi· med Ouseb are also ex- a communications major at Stanford University. Eric Muinjo, also the from them today (Tues- The Namibian team dence," he said. pected to shine while deputy coach of the jun- day). will start with a training Meanwhile, strikers Kun Duvei, Efra im ' ior team, announced that "BolIi the Botswana camp on January 19 and Karasa Mupupa and Shozi and Riaan van Wa lk er resigns the quadruple even! will and South African un- the !echnical staff has Clive Cloete, who could Wyk should kecp the MIKEWalker resignedas managerofPremier League be staged at the lnde· der-20sides wereinvited decided 10 invile the tal- nOI join Ihe team in o pposition goalkeepers cl ub Norwich City and lOOk over al Evenon at the I ~~~~~~~~rro~m~~~~!.!'.1:11>c~~~~e~n~t~ed~~~~.!:'~~~S~W~"~;~la~n~d~h~a~,e~bee~n~re~-~~~======weekend. t- Evenon has nOI won a game since fonner mentor Howard Kendall's surprise resignalion on December 4. Walker's assiSlantJohn Dcehan wi ll assume conlrOl Amakhosi gear up for Norwich's third-ro und tie al Wycombe and is in line 10 take the job on permanently. Ferreira victorious for coming season

TOp·SEED Wayne Ferreira outJ astcd No 2 Ri chey In Kaiser Chiefs' first training session, at­ Neil To vey, L uc as Reneberg 6·4, 6-7 (3-7), 6-1 on Sunday to win the teoded by over soo spectators at the Rand Radcbe and gifted young inauluRl HawaH Open - the first A TP evcnt in the m idfic lder Tha bang islands in 10 years. Sta d ium, n ew coach PhiUppe Troussier and Lebese also impressed. Ferreira, 22, from South Africa, ranked 22nd in the d e puty Trott Molo t o t ook the player s Zimbabwean Claudius world, collected nis third carter title. Reneberg, 28, throug h rigorous routines. from HouSlon, is 301h on the A TP rankings. He won Zviripayi, Brazilian Pio th is event lasl year in Malays ia. Troussier who prev i- bweans Mike Maringa Nogue ira and Tshepo ously coached the Ivory and Husse in Ami no, Mo late di, pro moled Coast nalional team be- Yugoslav striker Dario from the Chiefs reserve Prolific Mancini fore falling OU I with the Dusmo vic , Zairean side las t year, logether country 's soccerauthori - Patrick Kasati and lam- with dynamic Eric Sep­ ROBERTO Mandni marks his 301h game in the ties. subjected the play- bian interna tio nal te mber, who j oined Italian First Division wilh IWO goals in lhe laSI five ers 10 the kind of de- Wedson Nyire nda. Chiefs from Sundowns min Ules on Sunday, leadingSampdoria loa 4- 1 viclOry over Napoli and into sole possession of second place. manding sessions Ihal Nyirenda, a power- early in 1992, did not Meanwhile, Claudio Barragan's twO goals in two ind icated th al the French- fully built stri ker who atte nd the pre.-seaso n minutes on Sunday spured Dcportivo to a 3-0 victory man was a perfeclionist scored Zambia's third training las t week. ovcr Logrones, return ing La Corona to the lop of lhe in everything he does. goal in their 3-0 viclory Chiefs firsl out ing of Spanish Icague with a two-point cdge over Barcelona. Goalkeepers Botende over South Africa in the season, before they Eshele, Brian Baloyi and Lusakalas tyear,brought play in the annual lwisa a trialisl were also taken a smile 10 Motaung's Soccer Spectacular on SCORING STAR .•• Kal7,er Chiefs a nd ronner Winning ways through the ir paces by face as he slTeaked past Jannuary 22, is against South Arrican na tio na l team striker, Shane fonner Sundowns men- opponents with power- the South African under- WHILEPhil Mic kelsonbeat Fred Couplcs ina p[ayoffs, ' Chaln ' MacGregor, has started tra ining with 10r Trou Moloto and af- ful strides then shot for 20 side in the main cur­ it was Jack Nicklaus who stole the spotl ight from both the Amakhosi after a serious knee Injury kept ter20minutes,theywere goals. lain-raiser 10 the Super in the Mercedcs Championships on Sunday. him out ofaction fo r the whole of the 1993 soccer sprawled exhausted on Also back in training Cupclashbelween Egyp- Nicklau$ came from three shof$ off the pace to win season. the senior seclion of the cvenJ f~me rly known as the the turf. was Shane MacGregor, tian clubs Zamalek and toumamen! of champions. Then he began talkin g There were also many who was sidelined by a AI- Ably. Cup Winners' Cup and Swallo ws, Orlando Pi· aboul winning anOlhe r major lille. ne w faces present. knee injury last season T he Afri can Super will be played on Sun- rales and Kaizer Chiefs among them NickyShaw and showed gl impses of Cup is an annual malch day al the FNB Stadium will part ic ipate in this

Goalie records ~m- ~W;h:os ol~p~aslla: '~'~d~'~O~'Z ~D~,~n;aimba-~~h~;slimS~~~~;.~W;h ~;~l e:"'~b1e~t w;e~e~n~hto~l~d~e£,,~ano~rL~;n~d •J~ O~h~aSund;n~noe~Swn~b~"~,s,g ~M. ~~~oroka Jyearar. ' s Soccer Spectacu- ITALI AN goalkeepers matched a 1960 league record ~ on Sunday by saving all four penalties awarded. Piancenza 's Massimo Slopped Andrea Sil enzi' s shot Tlu.' :'\amihiall j.., although Torino won 1-0. Gianluica Pagliuca saved Yekini is top goal scorer puhli .. lu·d h~ the Dani el Fonseca's shot in Sam pdoria's 4-1 win over rn't.· Pn· .... of Na peli whose own goalkeeper Guiseppe Tagliatela NIGERIA' S ace tlonal team, stan ror 10 - RasbldJ Veklnl, Porto and JoaoPinlO, :'\:nnihia. .Iohll Slopped David Plall 's penalty for Sampdori a. -'.2 ma r k sman R asbldi Setubal and bit tally SetubaL Benftc;a. And Ud inese 's Graziano Battislini denied Thomas \h·im'rl Sln'l'l. Yeklol's la le •• augen well ror the Ar~ 5 • Krasslmlr BroHn an equaliser for Parma. 9 -MuloD Brandao, Edilor (;\\('/1 goalscorlng spree put rlcan World Cup cam­ Bala kov, Spo rting; Boavlsta and Bassan (.i .. ll-r. 'I'd. (Ofd) blm at the top or th~ pa1gn later In June. Nader, Farense. Rul Aguas, Beoftca; .'€ltno. F;n t 06 I1 Rugby Worl d Cup Portuguese First 01· Yeldnl ls leading the 8 - Jorge Asalss, Jorge Cadele, Sport­ .Utnm. PO Ho, RUGBY Worl d Cup orga nisers mecl in the Isle of Man visioR'soccer league ar­ log with 10 goals. Ben ncs; J o r ge In g; M laden yesterday to re-appraise arrange me nts for the 1995 ler t he 15th-round close ly follo wed by And ra de, Maritimo Karoglan, Br agQ ; 2117X.'. Willdhol'k. • tou rnament in South Africa. ma tches played at the M a rlon Brandao of and Fe rnando Hamed Z lad, Prinll'd b~' .Iohll Transvaal busi nessman Louis Luyt, a leading figure wet'kend. Boavlsta and Farense's NogueJra, Amadora, Gulmaraes; Rudl i\ldnl'rt tl'1~ ' ) in South African rugby, has been pressi ng for a ~du c­ Yekinl, who is a lso Hassan Nader both at 6 • Ljubim ko T lhomir P Ferreira; Limilt.'d, Stuhd lion from 14 tosix ve nues wilh a new draw 10 keepthc J the lesdinggoa1scort:r nine goals each, Drulo'o'ic, G II VJcenle; Ferna ndo Goncalves, biJ! 1C::lm ~ apart in the early stages. Meanwhile, Eng. Sln't't. land wi ll tour South Africa in May. of t he Nigerian na- LeadinggoalsctJrers: Etnil Kostadlnov, rc 8elenenses.