• 'TODAY:,GROOTFONTEIN COUNTS THE COSP.RAIN RELIEF' KANDETU'S'REPLACEMENT NAMED' •
Africa Toddler abducted A two-year-old child at Keetmanshoop has been kid napped by his biological father, the MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE planned to build be large enough to serve Although he did not Namibian Police reported yesterday. 1be news that Swapo all the party's needs. want to put a figure on The police said the father had taken the 2 plans to abandon its Already doubts have the cost. it is clear from THE NEW multi-million rand headquar. years and five months old boy to stay with him present headquarters, been ~aboot the the plans that the build "for a while" on December S last year. ters to be built by Swapo between Wind believed to have been party's ability to finance ing will cost many mil Up until now the toddler has not been re hoek and Katutura will be financed by bougbt at an estimated the ambitious new build lions of rands. turned and police are investigating a case of contributions from Swapo members, ac R3 million, came as a ing scheme. To quell current speoJ kidnapping. No arrests have been made. cording to the party's Secretary General surprise to many people. VVhen approached lation in certain quar The police also reported tbat a charge of Moses Garoeb. The party bas only yesterday, however. ters. Garoeb said he murder is being investigated after a baby occupied the present Garoeb seemed confi wanted to make it clear drowned at Keetmanshoop's municipal single Gar~b said this in to finance the huge mwti building for three-and dent that the party would that the party would be quarters on Tuesday after a 19-year-old woman as storey complex it re a- half years, and the be able to find the funds gave birth to the infant while in the toilet. cently announced it building was thought to for the new cont. on page 2
.. • • • rl I DA YS OF ANGER AND MOURNING ... A section of the large crowd of angry Grootfontein residents who tried 10 cram into the town's court on Tuesday to see the love-crazed soldier who turned their lives upside down during an orgy of shooting late on Sunday. Charges appear to be the See below. Food failure looms
Grootfontein counts cost STAFF REPORTER "NAMIBIA is on the doorstep of yet an JOSEF MOTlNGA other crop failure," warns the latest Na mibia Quarterly Food Security Bulletin CDM talks go on THE police at Grootfooleio are investigat ing more complaints against an NDF soldier published yesterday. UNION and company negotiators were still who already faces three cbarges of murder Drougbt relief and food aid may bave to con tinue long after May and bomes, water supplies locked in talks late yesterday afternoon at. and three of attempted murder after he andlivestock are in worse condition than last year. Consolidated Diamond· Mines at went on a wild shooting spree late 00 Sun CHRISTOF Oranjemund. They were wrestling over MALETSKY "The Government, non-governmental organisa day. tiODS and the donor community should be prepared company plans to retrench 1100 workers. Following suspect Johannes Paulus' arrest on MANY Namibians to assist a large percentage of the Namibian popu After deadlocking earlier this month, teams Tuesday, a number of people bave come forward lation to some extent who will enter the new have been left with from the Mineworkers' Union of N~ibia to report that their lives had been put in danger and marketing year with virtually no staple reserves." and CDM started taJking again on Monday. that they bad suffered damages during the ram big smiles on their TIle bulletin comes from the Early Warning and Initially a company spokesperson said only page. faces after rains Food Information Unit in the Minisuy of Agricul. some points had to be finalised and could be Grootfontein Station Commander Warrant Offi started falling in ture, Water and Rural Development Namibia may cer Oscar Lambert told The Namibian yesterday concluded yesterday, but by the end of the af. many areas country need to import most of its cereal for the 1993/94 that should the allegations prove true, they would ternoon no more information was available. wide yesterday. marketing year. be added to other charges against Paulus. In some regions up to The reason is bad rains across most of Namibia It was not possible 10 reach representatives Charges resulting from the latest complaints 63,5mm was measured. apart from the north-east. Only an estimated 15 of the negotiators last night. MUN could range from the pointing of a fire-ann to According to weather 000 hectares of crops have been planted, compared ~ According to news reports, the talks had attempted murder, Lambert said. forecaster Frans Uirab to the normal 200 000. Only 3 000 hectares of this stopped over CDM's reluctance to retrench The policman said Pau lus had appeared in court there is a possibility of is in the commercial maize lands. foreigners before Namibians. The union had briefly yesterday. but the case bad been postponed much stronger rainfalls [ J for further investigation. also npproached the M ~nistry of Home Af· in the coming two days. . ~G::R:.::AZ=I::N::G=-=-POO=:.:R:.',...:W::.A::..:.T=E:.:R...:L:.:O:.:W~-, fai rs on the issue. Lambert said that since Sunday the police had "Scattered showers are ..... Earlier MUN President John Shaetonhodi not had a chance to launch a thorough investiga mainly expected over the Grazing is poor and has nOI improved. water said the talks were about conditions and tion into the shooting incident as they had been north-western area and supplies are running low and many homes are more concerned about arresting the suspect and criteria for retrenchment not about bow many south-eastern parts of the without food supplies. The bulletin is dated Janu preventing injuries to more people. country like Ariamsvlei, ary 25, before yesterday's cloudbursts possibly and who would be retren<:hed· tbat was up 10 He could not conflfffi wben Paulus would appear in court . cont. on page 2 cont. on page 2 2 Thursday January 28 1993 THE NAMIBIAN Resign or face ~af:~:p::~;t ) INew CC shows its stuff I dimissal, NBC Karasburgand Warmbad but the situation will de- WILLlAM HEUVA fair City to the best of our abilities", tells hijackers leriorateon$aturday," he The Council would adopt a tearn policy of said. WINDHOEK'S new mayor, Mathew "openness, consultation and participation of the ERICH BOOIS Daan Viljoen, outside Shikongo, Jast night cautioned the city' s people" in the task thallay ahead. Windhoek, received the Shikongo emphasized that the Council wanted p_,_ r_'I_ 63,5mm on residents to use water sparingly as the situ- .... d ' " I' - h' h h" k d h d' beSI "UlUCU '" commuruty paruclpabon an mput, nOI on y In THE NBC I no W le lJ3C e t era 10 just IWO hours. while some alion "is very critical", complaints should things go wrong, but also in service OD January 20 have been asked areas in the Otjiwarongo Shikongo's warning came at this year's fImt your help and co-operation in our projects". to resign orface being dismissed follow~ district received 42 to monthly meeting of the City Council. Last night was the flrSt sitting of the newly- ing an internal hearing of the matter. SSmm. 1be mayor noted that Windhoek residents had e lected City Council and, according to many ob- The three were asked to quit their jobs Other rainfall figures for only managed to cut their water use by 12 per cent, selVem and residents who attended, the new team before 17hOO yesterday. An NBC spokesper- yesterday included: Rwtdu not the needed 20 per cent saving. put up an exceUent perfonnance and "exceeded son said the inhouse hearing had found that - 4,5mm; Okaukuejo He added that a water watch meter had been expectations". during their strike the men had not shown 0,2mm; Orootfomein instilled at the central bus termi.nal in lndepend- ,-;;:;;;;;;:;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= devotion to the activities of the NBC. 1,7mm; Oljiwarongo - ence Avenue - directly opposite the SAA office- The bearing also found that they had not 32,S mm: Omaruru - and asked residents to keep an eye on the savings complied with a legal order to vacate the 6,Srnm; Eros • 8,4mm; process by watching the meter. Plans of action control room, where they had holed up. Wea.therBureau - 9,4nun; Looking ahead, Shikongo vowed to start on a The three men in the firing line are Jaco van International Airpon - cleaning-up project for Katutura and Kbomasdal, A NUMBER of recommendations by the City Oman, Gerald Johr and John Benade, all sen- 6mm: Gobabis - O,2mm; which he said was the fimt priority oflhe new City CoWldl's management conuniuee were approved , di Mariental-9,5mm;Keet- Council. at lasl night's meeting. tor ra 0 operators. manshoop • 18mm: According to some sources, J aco van Oman Kalkfeld _ 32,5mm; Gob- He added that crime prevention was another 1bese include the crea Von Finckenstein said terday indicated he planned to agaimt issue which needed to be addressed in order to tion ofa TalStreet Market, some sections of the com yes :lnperu-r abeb O,Smm; Academia the outcome of the NBC hearing. 7,Smm: Rehoboth _ make Windhoek a safe city and help altmct tour- the relO(;ation of the Su- munity had been neglected The NBC code apparently stipulates that 4,Smm: Suiderhof _ ists. premeCowtandexlensions for many years and mak any appeal should be tabled within seven 12mm.; and Swakopmund The mayor described Windhoek as the "gateway to the Otjomuise township. ing it necessary 10 identify the "real needs and prob days. At the time of the strike the three said O,2mm. totheatlractionsofNamibia"andaddedthatevery Fi~Zs:~or=dVa;: lems" of the community they had taken over the control room after The northern region is effort should be made to make it "more ideaJ" by motion suggesting the by giving it "comprehen management failed to heed their demand for a also expecting rains. Ac- improving its safety status through preventing creation of a Community sive coverage". R700 increase. cording 10 sources in crime. Liaison Section for the The (unclions of !he They said they desclVed the hike as they Owambo, they have ai- On the council itself, he said they were a united municipality until the wards Community Liaison Sec-
~w~e~re~o~ve~,",;;O~';ke;d~;;;;~~~~~~~~;re~ad~y~"",,:i:Ved:li~gh~'sh:O:w~-t,~eam~~,ers. " undenaking~re~ g~";d1~e~SS~O~f~P~O~Ii~ti~caI~'~f~fiIi~,~.~ti~o~n~, to direct and steer the affairs ~in:d",~e~i,~~ of this lished.,y~'~"~m~ha:d_""'::n-,:":":b: - -, tionCouncil would aware be to makeof thethe ~ communil}"s problems and needs as well as to infonn Less food in homes thepublic of Council deci- Food aid halted sions and to complement from page 1 J water conswnption is holds are genuinely households will be very [ the task of the Public Af THE Namibian Govern- duringthepast few weeks. ~ ___--'---"- __~ drastically cunailed". But drought-affected and pooe. fairs Di vision. ment yesterday distanced Guibeb said the Namib- Rehoboth, south of Wind- which are suffering from ANIMALS DYING He also suggested that itself from food reliefflighrs ian Government had ear- Signalled more rain for hoek, could be in trouble "chronic poverty". How the Public Affairs Division from the north to southem lier stipulated two condi- central Namibia. But ifitsOanobdamisnot re- ever, it adds, local tradi should become a fully Angol.a that we~ !RIspended tions forthe Special Relief whether these will be filled. lions of sharing means that In December alone the fledge department within at the weekend. Program.tl\e for Angola enough 10 change the situ- The Drought Relief food often reaches the drought task force says it the municipality, and added '"Any instanceknowing1y (SRPA) conducted out of ation is, at this stage, Task Force has only sue- needy. received repons that in that the Community Lini violating the laws of any Namibia. These were that doubtful. ceeded in distributing one There is enough food December alone 2 000 son Section should become foreign country, particu- the Angolan Government Water sources are run· ration of food in most in the country. Commer. canJe and other large stock, part of tbl': Public Affnin larly Namibia's neighbours, approve each flight, and ning out, especially in areas, when everyone cial millers will have 11400 sheep and goats Depanmem ~ wards had does so at its own risk," the that operati~ns should be Karas, Hardap, Erongo, should have received imponed 133 600 tonnes and som: 6 5(X) game died been establisbed. Foreign Affairs Ministry co-ordinated by the UN Kunene, Omaheke, three. Belween July and of wheat and maize by in western and southern Mayor Shikoogo referred pennanent secretary An- World Food Programme. Omusali, Oshikoto, October the National the end of March. But few regions. In the north, the motion to the manage dreas Guibeb sajd in a state- When renewed fighting Ohangwena and Oshana Drought Task Force will be able to buy it. hundreds of cattle and ment commillee for fur. menJ in Windhoek. He was disrupled the SRPA pro- regions. helped on average 176 (XX) Prices in rural shops for r~dO~nk=e~y~s ~di=e~d=I.=s=,m:::.:o=n="'= ' -,-lhe='=in='_'_'b~' g~.='i=o~,---__ responding to the suspen- gramme, Namibia had So far 220 boreholes people but now the num- maize are already SO per sion on Saturday of food IWJti6ed Angola thaI: aUsuch have been drilled with 132 be' 220000 cent higher than in town, Swapo HQ is 'no dream' airlifts.by Namibia Corn- relief flights had been dis. r IS up to . merc::ial Aviation from continued.'~ Namibian successes and more can a sign of crisis. Rundu 10 Luiana in south- Govemmenl. wouldnotper- be drilled but with falling FOOD FOR WORK Manynorthemfarmers [ from page 1 ) plans for the building eastern Angola. mi t its territory and/or air. underground water levels have farms to small even ~ ______~ were in fact unveiled at According to news re- space to be used against many boreholes will not ~re are problems with in good years and rely on receiving no Govern- Swapo's congress in ports, the food, from the her neighbours for desta· last. a Food For Work pro-- money sent from wage- ment funds, adding that December 1991 , and Gernlan agency Hilfe in bilisation purposes or any WarersuppliesfCl'major gramme and the bullelin earners elsewhere to sur- any such idea was unarrimously approved Not, has been transported other diabolical reason," towns should be sufficient says there is some "con- vive. With the latest range "completely out". by delegates.
The funIh for the 1:ui1d- ''TIle victory that led ln~u~ru~'I~'-~'~nn~,~ro~I~I'~d~=~'~';;;,,"~i~be~b~'d~d~'~d';;;;;;;;;~~"~on~C~O~"d~i~Ii~O~n~e~x~ce~,~s~iv~e;fu;si~on~'~'o~v~e~, W;hi~Ch;hO~I>SC-;;~O~f ~re~tt~e~n~C~hme;~nI~S;;;;"",,;;;;y~ ing wowd come "first to the independence of ~ and foremost" from Na- Namibia was an appoint- Love your Valentine this year ~;~i:;:Si,,~C:ict': :~~~~~':;;:: o ffem of funding from headquarters i.s just a overseas. continuation of that destiny," he said Stlow your feelings for someone speciol in your lif,e .. , with loving hugs, ond 0 "We were born out of the struggle and we have The planned construe· personol message in The Namibian's Valentine edition of Friday, February 12, learnt to rely on our· tion period for the com selves. We will achieve plex, which wilt include it, believe me!" Garoeb facilities such as an inter said confidently. national conference hall, cafeteria and exten E"plainiogthe ration a ale behind Swapo's sive parking, is five planned relocation, be years. said the party wanted to Garoeb added that he St Valentine's Day is for lovers and special people everywhere, be closer to its grass hoped to present his 6na1 report when retiring as And The Namibian always remembers someone special like you, roots support while still maintaining contact with Secretary General in Ox: central Windboek. new building. "'. Garoeb further pointed It appears that tre exact out that the plan to build site of the new building We ore 0 people company, a new party headquar has not been finalised, ters was not a new idea, oot a site that was mooted but a long·standing earlier wa'l the open dream of Swapo mem space on Okahandja be", Road thal usually hosts (~) the visiting circus. -- The scaJe model and News for now THE NAMIBIAN • AN INDEPENDENT The paper of the people company NEWSPAPER FOR A NEW NATION, t . THE NAMIBIAN Thursday January 28 1993 3 Swapo's business manager NEWS IN BRIEF SAOC discusses key Issues HARARE: The 10-nation southern African confirms his resignation Development Community (SADC) will meet in Zimbabwe this week to set out strategy for the practical building of the new economic community. They will also appeal to western STAFF REPORTER described as "rumours". Group companies nance to a new building WbenbespoketoThe include New Dawn which some say was donors for about one million tonnes in food Namibian hue last week. Video, commercial bad1y built. aid and 223 million US dollars for non-food THE HEAD of Swapo's business elllpire, Kalahari Naholo said he thought printi ng ente rprise Kudu also apparently requirements. The money is to fund some Holdings, has confirmed that h e has resigned. Hay was still on holiday Nam ib Graphics and owns President Sam 240 of the total 518 SADC projects, which RusseU Hay said he would leave the business arxI would only comment Nam ib Contract Haul Nujoma's house on the include investment, Ii.... estock rebuilding, revi· conglomerate at the end of this month, but 10 press aner he had met age which has used a road fro m Windhoek to talisation of water and agricultural sectors, declined 10 comment or give reasons for the him . Other source '> said fl eet of Mercedes Benz the airport. Another and for refugees in so me countries dogged resignation. the two had, in fact, al buses to establish an subsidiary is said to be by war and incapacitated by drought. The Ka lahari Holdings include townhouses, ready met. expanded passenger Klondike Properties issue of the relationship between SADC and manages many Swapo reportedly bought for Severa1 of the com coach service to the which owns Swapo's the Preferential Trade Area (PTA), the fo assetS and several busi· R3,6 million. and the mercial companies in !he Nonh. The R2 million headquarters, the Met cus of talks at the PTA meeting in Zambia nesses. According to one offi ce block in which group were formed with fann De Rust is unable ropolitan block. last week, will be oneofthe main items on the local daily newspaper, Swapo's headquarters is Swapo assets brought to grow maize profita Other Swapo business agenda. although inCtications are that SADC Mburumha Kerina has situated, as well as about back from exile. These bly as there is no rain. enterprises are handled is against the idea ofa merger with the PTA. been tipped as the next 50 other houses and became individual According to repons, by Cerel which was The poor performance of the economies of bead of the empire. a officesarouod thecoun commercial companies Kalahari subsidiary involved in controver most member states, the continued depend move set to be comro try. It employs nearly with their own employ Kudu Investments owns sial aid enterprise ence on export ofa few raw materials and the versial. 100 people. ees and training pro nine properties in Wmd "wbeatgate" involving ongoing global ch anges in the world econ Kalahari Holdings Chairperson of the grammes that in many hock. including the donated Spanish flour, omy make it imperative for SADC countries groups commercial Kalahari Holdings board cases have done much Hochland Park and has a fishing con to urgently restructure their eeonomies, the companies making films, Festus Naholo was eva to advance black Na townhouse development cession. AnOl he r corn summit's theme document stafes. The gath printing, and running bus sive when approacbed mibians. which has become run panycalledZebraHold ering wiu be attended by delegates from services. a farm close to by The Nam ibian. He Only one company, down. Since 1989 iogs hasrepon edlybeen Angola, Botswana. Le:sotho, Malawi, Mozam Grootfontein and hal f said he did nO I know Namib Nursery, has poorly-p aid Swapo involved iD selling off bique, Namibia. Swa:z.iland. Tanzania, Zam ownership of the local why the newspaper collapsed. There are workers and supponers medicines and other bia and Zimbabwe. M-Net company. should be interested in questions about the prof were housed there and supplies Swapo brought It's assetS such a story which be itability of others. there was little mainte- back from exile. Out 01 sight advertising NEW YORK: Some bigtime rocket boosters Strange - have AA advertising idea that really is going to be out olthis world. The tbree major com mercial backers ofa NASA-supported rocket BUTtrue programme are selling ad space on the shell of a rocket that is to be launched tbis spring. NOT only do yOll have The price: US $500 000. Mike Lawson, the to watch your back head of the Georgia consulting firm Space these days, but your Marketing that was hired to sell the space, feet! said mon: than 60 advertising companies In the Namibian Po and advertising agencies have cal.led with lice's daily crime re· questiom about the ad idea already. He hopes port yesterday, an 10 have a buyer signed by mid-February. unusual case of robbery Why should anyone be interested in plaster was reported from ing an ad on something that will be shot into Aimablaagte at Mari space where no one will be able to see it? ental. Lawson said part of the reason is the novelty "At 20h30 on January - no other commercial rocket has carried an 25.;' the report reads, ad before and its launch may generate some " a shoe was taken ofT news coverage. the complainant's foot at Aimablaage." • Reports: Sapa, AFP, AP T he value of the vic ti m's shoe is given os RiO. No details related to the circumstances of the PROUD REPORTER ... The Namibian's J osef Motinga was yesterday presented with Agricul Advertise Here! "robbery" were avail tural Reporter of the Year award for 1992 by the Namibia Agricultural Union at the close of their able. annual congress in Windhoek. Mrp;;@U5mP Kaulinge to get Justice Ministry upset News for Now Kandetu's post over Legal Aid 'remarks' SHElL NAMIBIA LIMITED THE Cabinet has an THE Ministry of Justice has ex· actually been spent on legal repre BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY IN nOlJO ced that Isaac pressed unhappiness at a newspa sentation for accused persons .. WALVISBM Kaulinge has been ap per report in which High Court During 1991 a total of 108 cases pointed as the new per Justice Neal Hannah i8 alleged to were rmaoced by the scheme, and Applications Cle invited from prospective Deal manent sea-etary of the have said tbat it would have been 7S o( these were criminal cases· ers for the rental of a Service Station situated in Ministry of informa 1t.,H,•• if parliament had never including 37 trials. WoIvis Boy. tion and Droadcasting. I Y'~"'" the Legal Aid Act. During 1992 (the current finan· The complex Is made up of the following: Kauli nge will take Reacting to the report, deputy cia! year) a total of233 cases were • Driveway Justice minister Vekuii Rukorosaid financed by the scheme. A Workshop over [rolll Vezera Kan t~,:: ::; I Fadlty for a Spores Department the remark, if true, ''is to say the 131 of these were criminal Cl dew whose resignation Showroom I Office which 107 were High Court mat becomes effective on least unfortunate". According to Rukoro, Justice ters referrtd to legaJ practitioners The sucessful applicant must have at least RBO (XX) February 28. Hannah's statement had the unin. by the Legal Aid Director. working capital and preferably hove hod previ TIle popular Kandctu tended effect of muleading the For 1992 the total aUocation for ous ellPerlence In service station management. has quit to take up the legal representation was R600 000 NEW PS ... Isaac general public by creating the Applicati on forms can be obtained from Ms post of Dean of Students Kaulinge impression that the Legal Aid of which RS61 005,60 bad already Tnner at Telephone (061) 22-6 141 at the new Univefiity. Scheme was non-existent. been spent by December 161992. Kaulinge is currently Cabinet approved his The facts, he said, were that since Rukoro pointed out that AMide Applications d ose at 16t-OO on Wednesday. 10 95(h) of the Namibian Constitution February 1993 at the She. Namibia UmHed. Head the senior personnel appointment on the rec its inception two years ago, the Offie. 11 9 Independence Ave or PO Box 11 0. recognized tbe limitations manager of CDM at ommendat ion of the scheme had benefited from a total or WJ'ldhoek. Namibia . St~t e. bystatiogthat tegalaid must Omnjemuoo and head of Public Service Comm is budgetary allocation of R2 88 t be given "with due regard to the GO WELL the Human Resources sion. 706. Of this amount R726 567.s0 had resources of the State". GO SHElL 4 Thursday January 28 1993 THE NAMIBIAN
Culture 19,00, Family Matters Pupil put 19,30, The Rich also Tough action promised Cry in jail 20,00, News 16,56, Opening 20,35, Prisoners of 17,00, SesameStreet the Sun for year 18,00, Spatz. • 21:30: I'll F ly Away on drought aid thefts Year Il 22h15, Sport: Top LUKAS [PING£, 2t 18,30, Faces Of Rank Boxing CABINET has instructed the Namibian Police ments, he said. Further. there was often no feed· VIas on Monday sen -===/ ====::::--::=:-:::::=::::=-=:-1 to arrest any person found selling drought relief back on who benefited. tenced to an effective from breast cancer, the food, following reports about rampant misap- Dumeni said regions like Keetmanshoop, one year in prison af treatment is improving pr.opriation, sale and receipt of the food by Khorixas, Otjiwarongo, Gohabis and Rehoboth ter he was convicted and the rates of survival people not entitled to it. were distributing well. of attempted theft. are also going up. The warning has been issued by the Ministry of Qlief Control officer of the Hardap Region, Ipinge, a student 2OhOO: Moonlighting Infonnation and Broadcasting. Theresia Basson, explained how the region man- M*N-I: · ' from Katutura's A A fast moving romantic On Tuesday, an official of the National Drought aged it 's distribution programme.- Shipena Secondary comedy.series filled with Task Force, Immanuel Dumeni. told The Namib- She said it was strictly supervised, and benefici School, was appre (Premium lime) suspense and action. A ian that the newly-appointed regional councillors aries with complaints could approach committee hended while he was IOhJO: Egoli stunning model and a had been imtructed to check for malpractices. members of whatever level. breaking into a car. llhOO: Honkytonk rather independent PI are Hecommended those regions where distribution In addition, the public bad been informed that Man (2·16) partners in a detective was successful, picking the Hardap Region as an the police would be called in in cases of abuse. It was not clear (KTV starts) agency. Starring: Bruce example. Basson said distribution committees chosen by whether he was 15hOO: Ewoks Willis, Cybill Sheperd While there were many Government trucks in local residents themselves had to give written trying to steal some 15h30: Liule Rosey 21hOO: Child's Cry Oshakati. distribution did not always go well be- accounts to the higher authorities who would evalu- thing from the ",,"de 16hOO: Scheme of A social worker decides cause there was no co-ordination among depart- ate the report and conduct on-the-spot inspections. or the car itself. Things to unravel the mystery r------....:-'---,,:.:.:..:.:.:!.:.::..:===.::..::::..:=2::::.::2=::::.j Ipinge told the 16h30: Torch about a deeply troubled court that he was not (KTVends) six-year-old boy. She present at the place (Open time) takes on he r own de PSUNacts on Cutting down on where the car was 17hoo: Amen partment, Ihe police and parked, but Magis 17h30: Loving court syslem to deter trate EP Unengu 18hOO: Egoli (repeat) mine whether sexually" 'right to know' 'official' queues described bim as a 181130: Good and Evil abused children should liar_ (Premium time) have to appear in person LONG queues of people applying for birtb cer THE Public Service Union of Namibia (PSUN) tificates in front of offices of tbe Ministry of Ipinge told the 19hOO: 48 Hours: to testify in court. Lind court he could not Beating say Wagner, Peter Coy has started a worker education programme and Home Affairs could become a thing of the past. speak Mrikaans or Breast Cancer a series of seminars to this effect has already or at queues could at least shrink - but this will. ote English, but after his A look at early warning 23hOO: The Godfa· started. in part. depend on applicants. signs that could mean ther - Part ill (2-16) The union decided on this course of aClion at a Ministry Public Rela- application fonns. conviction he begged tbe court not to send the difference between 0Ih40: The Flamingo recent congress in Windhoek. tions Officer Nkrumax The Namibian learnt winning and losing the K;d (2.12) PSUN said it was only when workers were Mushelenga said if ap- that it has been obliga him to prison as he battle for life. Despite 03h30: Transmission trained in labour relations that they could actively plicants filled in their tory for everybody to wanted to continue the increase in deaths end, organise themselves and negotiale "professionally fonns correct1y. attached take an oath in front of his stud ies. and effectively" with their employers. copies of required iden- an oath commissioner, He told the court Programmes aimed at enhancing knowledge, tification dOOJments and even if the fonn sent by that he was in Grade skills and attitude in their work environments then mailed these il mail was correctly tilled 10. Magistrate Un Weather Forecast would be covered in the series of seminars. would nOI be necessary in. This had often mew engu said be thougbt The seminars address issues such as: freedom of to go in to offi ces. that applicants had to it was strange that a PRE'fORlA: The Weather Bureau's de~ association, the Labour Act , conditions of employ Mushelenga said many travel long distances or man who was in ment, career development, negotiating skills and tailed forecasfsummary for N~mibia for applicants queued with take time off from work, Grade 10 could not the responsibilities of both the employer and the today: blank fonns to be filled risking losing a day's speak English or Af employee. in by the registration pay. Besides, they still rikaans. Cloudy. and warm but bot in places with The seminars are taking place at centres through officers themselves, had to stand in a queue scattered showers and thundershowers Ipinge was sen out the country 00 Saturdays between 09hOO and making the process slow. for the oath process. tenced to an effe<:tive with _more likely In the north and north. 17hOO and interested people are invited to attend. Apparently the main Musbelenga said that one year in prison. west tomorrow. ' The only requirement for attending is that partici. problem revolves around in cases where the wit However, Unengu Coast: Partly cloudy and mild with fog pants should pass on the knowledge they gain 10 filling in fonns correctly. ness undersigning the granted him leave to those who did nOI attend. patches overnight and light showers in For example, at the oath was credible, it approach the High Further iofonnation can be obtained from PSUN Katutura office, oppo- would not be necessary the. North.' Wind: Moderate south·west~ Courtsothathiscase general secretary Sammy Lawrence at (061) 213083, site the police station, to make oath before erly to north·westerly• • Sapa an a could be reviewed. 213084 or 213085. there are heaps of spoilt commissioner.
Today is Thursday, January 28, the 28th day of of CP members, including MPs, that they were 1993. There are 337 days left in the year. members of both movements. 1989 - A far-rigbt "Afrikaner Freedom Movement", Highlights in history on this date: the Boere Vryheidsbeweging (BVB), is launched in 1561 - Huguenots' persecution in France is sus 1962 - US unmanned spacecraft, Ranger ID. fails to Pretoria as an alternative to the A WB. The four pended by Edict of Orleans. hit moon and passes it at distance of 22000 miles. suspended members of the A WB's hoofraad are in 1689 - Britain's Parliament declares that James n 1964 * Riots break out in Salisbury. Southern strumental in the formation of the Dew movement. has abdicated; Germany·s Baron Melas devastates Rhodesia. 1990 - Life in Azerbaijani capital ofBaku is report the Palatinate. 1976 - US Sen~teapproves200-milefishing limit off edly normalized as Armenian and Azerbaijani 1744 - George Schmidt of Germany, the first Mo American coasts. separatists withdraw from border regions. ravian missionary to the 'Hottentots' - he began his 1976 - Defence Amendment Act, published in Cape 1990 - ANC leader Nelson Mandela, 71, would ministry in 1737 - leaves the country after being Town, allows South African forces to be sent legally return to armed struggle if, when he is released, forced to doso) and returns to Europe. He had been into action anywhere in Africa south of the Equa* certain pre-conditions set down by the ANC are not rorbidden by the Dutch authorities in the Cape to tor. met, says Mandela's lawyer, Oullah Omar. administer baptism. 1980 - Islamic foreign ministers meeting in Paki 1990 - There would be no room for str uctures like 1846 - The Susan. the first of 19 immigrant ships stan pass resolution condemning Soviet military the homelands in a new South Africa, Qwaqwa's which will br ing 4185 contract immigrants to the intervention in Afghanistan. Chief Minister T K Mopeli tells a mass rally at Cape in fi ve years, arrives in Cape Town. 1983 - Labour group Solidarity's underground Allanridge. 1846 - East India Company troops defeat Sikhs at leaders call on Poland's factory workers to prepare 1991- Soviet troops seize and shut down two Lithu* Ali wal in India. for nationwide general strike as ''the only way to anian customs posts. 1857 - The Hanoverian Legion arrives in Table Bay break down the existing dictatorhip .~ ' 1992 • Leadership of National Liberation Front from the C rimea on its way to East London. 1984 - Dozens of Sikh militants' are arrested in that won Algeria's independence and r uled for 1871 - Paris surrenders to Germany in Franco India's troubled Punjab state after terrorists kill three decades resigns. Prussian War. three people and wound 31 others in grenade at Today's Birthdays: 1885 - British r elief force reaches Khartoum, and tacks. Alan Alda, US actor (1936-); Mikhail Baryshnikov, the Sudan is evacuated. 1986 - Space shuttle Challenger explodes moments Latvian-born dancer (1948-). .. J932 - Japanese troops occupy Shanghai in China. after liftoff from Cape Canaveral, Florida, killing 1945 - First US truck convoy travels reopened all seven crew members. Thought For Today: Burma Road in World War U. 1988 - Leader of tile Conservative Party Or Andries Govern a great nation as you would cook a small 1961 * Ruanda provisional government proclaims Treurnicht aligns his party with the objectives of fish - don't overdo it - Confucius, Chinese philoso republic. the A WB. Statement fQllows recent announcements pher (555 BC-479 BC). THE NAMIBIAN Thursday January 28 19935 • Auto b ank fraud increasing
JOSEF MOl1NGA of the withd.mwer going back 10 take out money STANDARD Bank before the next week, 1 Year (364 days) has wnr ned clients and noticing that he or she was in possession of a~o ut increas ing Ihe wrong card, was slim. NAMIBIA incidents in which That gave the gang R60 R12 0 people's "auto bank ster enough time to R2SO R500 accounts are being empty the account be AFRICA--- emptied by expert fore the number could Weekly R66 R132 gangsters. be cancelled. Geyser Dally . R2SO RS60 Posing as your aver· said. age ~ndJy citizen, tbr-.se Standard Bank Man crooks pretend to belp ager or Banking Serv· UlOse unable to operate ices, Bill Smit, showed the Automatic TeUer The Namibian a poster Machines, j ust to nOte designed to info rm the public about how to --- ZAMBIA, ZAIRE--- their pin numbers. R204 R342 Namibian Police Pub withdraw money with R790 R1580 lic Relations Officer safety. Inspector Sean Geyser Smit said the bank was __ FRANCE,GERMANY, __ told The Namibian that' going to put up the poster EUROPE, BRITAIN the practice appeared to at all branches soon. R220 R440 have started late last year Among other things, R1050 R2050 and said the number of the posterwams rustom CUSTOMER SERVICE ... One of the illustrations on the poster which ill---'NORTHAMERICA -- incidents was increasing. ers not to let anyone see Standard Bank Namibia is soon 10 place at all its branches to warn people R285 RS60 At least six people their number; accq>t help about auto-bank fraud. R1375 R2500 were known to have lost from a stranger; check money this way. Geyser bank. "naturally" concentrat person he had just whether the card they AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND said. adding that the When someone was ing on getting the money 'belped'. were holding was their Weekly R325 R630 police had no idea who spotted struggling to coming oul, the gang If be could not with own immediately before Dally R1040 R2100 was responsible. withdraw money, the ster would take out the drnw everything because and after the transaction; and to report missing He noted that most gangster would awroach credit card and quickly of a limit on the amount The Namibian, p.a. B o~ 20783. cases lode: place at banks' the person and "in a switch it with tbe stolen thM could be withdrawn, cards immediately and Windoek, Namibia smaller branches which gentle and friendly one which he then say R200, the gangster have them cancelled. were ,not nonnaUy very manner" offer 10 help. handed to the with would go from branch First National Bank's crowded. He would then tell the drawer. to branch withdrawing Manager of Customer Explaining how the person to insert bis/her The gangster then wem all tbe money the per Services Paul Swart said sqam worked, Geyser card and key in lhe se back to his place in the son had. it was advisable for said the crook orcrooks, cret number, making a qeue, and when it was Should the gangster people to keep their I enclose a cheque/postal order 10 the amount of for weeks subscription ie possession of a stolen note of it. his turn used the newly steal the card on a Fri credit cards and secret 10 the Namibiari: (Please ensure the exact credit card, would join a Wbile the pe1SOn with stolen credit card to day, or worse still on a numbers separalely. amount in Rands or equivalent currency.) io frOll t of auto drawing money was Saturday, tbe likelihood an Please d~bil my VisalMastercard/olher-Ctedit Crisis days for farming C'"'
whether of maize, poul This is because rarm TOM MINNEY try, dairy and other in eJS cannot pay their main dustries. FARMERS face d r ought, rising interest ra tes loans and are borrowing The "black diamond" short-term at high inter- I ~!!I!~~~~iii!i!!l!!!I!J-----;;';;'------and falling ka r akul prices, while b ogged down r or wakul, after a cen est for cover. beer prices have caught many on the hop. tury of loving care and In areas where fann "Agriculture is facing Many farmers had 'commitment, has hit a ers are poorer, people a crisis," was the grim made mistakes as there depression and many use damaging farming warning from Andries had been signs that prices farms are switching away methods just to survive Mouton, President of the could rise as much as 50 withoul any real alter - one-third of Africa is Namibia Agricultural per cent or more in tbe native. Mouton urged at risk of turning into Union, when he opened second half of 1992. farmers not 10 get rid of desert from land mis VACANCY this week's annual coo Some bought animals at their karakul sheep and management such as We ufgently fequire the services of energetic ond self motivated persons with gress. prices up to 25 per cent to press for qUality. over-grazing and ero good trock records to /ill the following positions: The mood of his ad more than the eventual If they do diversify, sion. dress was sombre: that slaughter price, while he recommended game To help, the poor who 1. PURCHASING OFFICER fanning as it is best for depend on the land need THE POSITION commercial and commu others slipped up by Entails the entire control of our Dry and nal fanners are in ex keeping anim!l1s 10 sell the environment. Game access to tools, tecbnol· Semi-Porishable Stocks Purchosing ond control of the companies treme difficulties. later in the year. can be very complex Cor ogy and resources, fi insurance partfoffo. "Drought is only a short '. Maize farmers had a fanners to manage and nancial backing and .Q UAUFICAITONS disastrous year and few the game industry has incentives. Matriculation. tenn problem on top of Fluency in English. a deeper crisis: "When had anything to sell. some way to go. Poor farmers should PC literocy (Windows). you wake up in the Mouton nOled that the The average interest become actively in Experience in Materials Management. morning and nature high prices offered last rate on farmers ' debt is volved in farmers ' asso 5 Years experience as Buyer preferobly In the Food brooch. induding around you seems life year to producers show still rising, al though in ciations and accept they Supervisory position. are responsible for de· The following sklll5 would be an advantage: less, and you watch your how much can be paid general interest rates are Working knowledge of Germa'1 & Afl'ikoo ns. stodc weakening arrl you . to prevent food impon s, fal ling. veloping sustainable Basic Accounting kno'o\lledge . go to bed that night fanning. Basic Kno'N1edge of Meat Industry - raw materials. knowing you and eve They should have legal THE COMPANY OFFERS What's rain Mummy? rights and obligations A middle monagement position In a very rything round you is d ynomic environment. wors e off, then dreams over land and other re NAU president Andries Mouton told ora Na Competitive renum era tion pockoge struggle to survive." sources such as water according to quolifications ond experience. mibian child, aged 6 years, who saw rain for Beef prices, said and forestry, said Mou Membership of Medical Aid ond Pension Fund Schemes. the fU'st lime. Surprised, he asked his mother Sub sidised canteen focilitles. ,Pfeferentlol meat purchases, transport Mouton, had moved ton, and they should what was happening. She replied " I don't assistonce. sideways and fallen increase their ability to know. Minimum Annuolleove of 2.:1 days. behind inflation last manage these resources. Challenging coreer prospects. For flXthef Informatton, write \o:The General ~~,~g ~., attentton Mr U EIGHT cases of housebreaking SOO, wer e r eported stolen in the Criminals in W i nd hoek, resulting in losses capital city. Fou r cases of theft amounting to R40 791, were re out of vehicles wer e r eported, rob thick ported in the police's daily crime with the total loss recorded as R4 repoTt yesterday, 000. Two cases offraud amoun t- At the same time three vehicles, Rl8 288 were ,a."',;.o,re,~PO,,;I1 Peace talks INTERNATIONAL WRAP·UP on as No problems fro m Saddam battles rage BAGHDAD: United Nations experts inspectcd nuclear and missile SiICS, destroyed chemicals and LUANDA: Angolan took aerial photograph.<; yesterday, saying their government troops fir.;t mission of the Clinlon presidency wa<; pro battled for a key Unita ceeding without hindrance. base yest'erday as lead The nuclear and ballistic experts were conduct el's fl'OI1l both sides ar Hopes for revival of ing a second day of inspections. a process which rived in Ethiopia for indudestalksonlong-teml monitoring 10 SlOp Iraq peace talks aimed al rebuilding weapons of mass destruction. halting Angola's re President Saddam Hussein, meanwhile, held his newed civil war. fifth meeting in four days with senior military , The start oflhe three multi-party talks officials, particularly the chief of his day talks in the Ethio pian capital, Addis Zlm cholera toll rises Ababa, was poslponed until today because the IFP and ANC talk of March meeting HARARE: Thirty more people have died of chol Urnta delegation arrived eraduring the last seven days bringing the toll from late, UN officials said. CAPE TOWN: The SA government, African ANC secretary general government and the the epidemic which hit Zimbabwe eight weeks ago The six-member Unila National Congress and Inkatha Freedom Party Cyril Ramaphosa said in ANC, had produced to 183, government reported on Tuesday. delegalion was headed look as if they may be back on a common track Jobannesburg. evidence of substaI1lial Two people have died of the diseases in the by the movement's sec- and preparing to convene the firsl multiparty Or Frank Mdlalose of convergence on a range capital city so far and at least seven cases have relary general, Eduardo constitutional talks by March. the IFP summarised the of sometimes surpising been identified. Counuywide, the diagnosed cases ·th he Manuvakola. Voita lead- Hope emerged yeSler- tilities. between the IFP party , s tdllU)_11._ Wl t su b·~ects. have reached 3 695. Health Mjnister Timothy ers were delayed after day after several media and the Government Government as an im- The talks focused on Stamps said his ministry which la<;t week ran out of fierce figbtingshauered briefings and confer- which came to the boil provemenl. "It is unfor- security, the transition ca<;h to combat the disease, had been given 3,5 a cease·ftrearoundtheir ences were called at the in Pretoria last Tuesday. tunate we did h ave dif- to a d emocratlc . di spen- million Zimbabwe dollars (about 600 000 US) by embattled base in conclusion of two rounds Although formal ferencesinourrelations sation, and a range of the government Huambo, in central of talks the government communiques after the at one time and another issues impinging on Angola. ') conducted with its two various rounds of talks but they were smoothed levelling tbe political Strife spreads In Rwanda Faced with a surge in major negotiating pan. have been brief and over in our meeting playing fields fortbe fust fighting that has claimed ners over the past 10 bland, sources in all three today," he said. election<;. They aJso had KIGALI: Youtru: claiming to support Rwanda's thousands of lives this days. camps have nothing but He endorsed mid- detailed discussions on military leader have massacred at least 80 people year, UN Secretary- Follow-up meetings positive expectations February for a planning constitutional issues, the and injured several hundred in attacks on their . General Boutros between the goverrunenl which they say stem from conference and March most central being the opponents, according to anofficial provisional toll Boutros-Ghali said 00 and the ANC on Febru- optimism that time- as the largel fo r full concepts ofregionaJism yesterday. T uesday that the 700- ary 4, IQ and 11 and scales for the fusl open multi-pany talks. and. power sharing. Young Hutus in the National Republican Move- memberUNforcesbould with the [FP on Febru· elections in the fmt Resumption of the Speed is of the essence, mentfor~mocra cyandDevelopm ent(MRNDD) pull out of Angola by ary 8 are planned to fi- quarterofnexl yearllOw negotiations process will one diplomat corn- have since January 2 1 attacked members of the April 30 if fighting nalise agreements before seem to be realistic and place South Africa in the mented late yesterday. ethnic Tutsi minority, pankularly in the north- persists. But his recom- they set a date for a mu1ti- attainable. final approach phase to TIle parties face their last weslem Gisenyi and western Kibuye regions. mendation was not ex- pany preparatory or "The I alks are cur- a tranSltlOna.. 1 govern- c h ancetopr od uceprog- Trouble lately has arisen from Hutu displeasure pected to have much planning conference to rentJy holding out a menl and the writing of ress within six months at a peace accord willuhe mainly Tutsi rebels of effect on the fighting or relaunch Codesa-style promise which we hope a new conSlitution. or have South Africa the R wandan Patriotic Front (RPF), which offers 'the negotiations. talks. will end up in some fonn Negotiating sources relegated to the sera- places in the government to the central easl Afri- Unila leader Jooas Yesterday's m. eeting of a conclusion or sel- said the talks, panicu· pheap of African poli- . ' 1 ds Savimbi had refused to can couOlry s one-ltme over or . with the IFP finally tlment when we next larly the five-day "bos- tics by the iOlemationaJ Exiled for decades, the RPFinvaded Rwanda in take part in talks set for closed the book on hos- meet the government," beraad" between the community.· Sapa October 1990. Januarywould negotiate 16, saying only forhe I'-;: ======::::;•• ;1 long-term cbanges in Cameroon 'No' on visit .Angola's government PARIS: The lntem atiooaJ Federalion of Newspa and not just steps to a per Publishers (FIEJ) said its presidem had been cease-fire. refused a visa to go to Cameroon to investigate Tbousands have been alleged abuse of press freedom. reported killed iD three weeks of fighting for New twist for Honecker Huambo 530 km south east of Angola. BERUN: In an unexpected twist, Berlin prosecu· tors said yesterday they wanl former Communist Loot comes boss Erich Honecker to return from Chile for :l resumption of his manslaughter tri al. before injured Sputtering attempts to bring the once ail-power ful East Genoan leader to juslice were hal ted KINSH ASA: At least earlier this month, but brought back to life by a 12 people were killed locaJ appeaJs court ruling. when an aircraft The decision will rekindle the controversy over cr ashed at the Ndolo the prosecution of the SO-year-old Honecker, who domestic airport near is suffering from liver cancer. Zaire's capi tal Kin- shasa, witnesses said. fII • Army massacre denied Witne.<;ses said troops and civilians at the LOME: Supponers of To go's President Gna'lSingoc scene concentrated on ~ Eyademadenied yesterdaythe army was involved recovering some $150 in the killing of at least 17 pro-opposition demon- million in local cur- NEW STRIFE .•• A Jordanian UN soldier stands guard at a UN checkpoint while Moslem ex- strators. rency aboard the plane detainess make their way from their former detention camp. Yesterday Bosnian Croat rorcessaid Eyadema's party, the RPT, accused Francc's money rather than on ferocious fighting with Moslems erupted in central Bosnia and they accused their estranged evil ruling Socialists of dcstabilising the West African rescue efforts, with war allies of launching afuU-blown ofTensiveagainst them. Serb insurgent~ who have seized 70 per country. s(,ldiers firing into the cen t of Bosnia in opposition to its March 1992 secession from Yugoslavia also resumed their Security forccs clashed with youths for the third aa~;'~t~o~d~is~p~e~l~l~"~o~"~,~,:._~'~'~le~ n~t~le:s~,s~b~o~m~b~a~'~d~m~e~n~t~o~f ~t h:e:.:c:a~p:;t~a:l~S:",::.:a~je~v~o:!y :.. :t:e:':d:a:.y~d=e:s~p ~;t=e~o:ncg~o:;~ncg,-G:..= n ~ecv=a~p:e=a=c~e=t=a1=kC':·--j day running and hospital sources said severn! people. - were admitted with bullet wounds. No fatal ilicl'i Rancour as Moi suspends par liament w;.';.,~o~~;:l~~am,cdfo Yesterday'S quotations for unit trusts: SpedaUst Equity Fvnds: Standard Income 93,53 92,55 13,43 Buy Sell Yield% ABSA Industrial 13 1,87 123,36 4,28 Syfrets Income 108,25 101, 17 14,30 General Equity Funds: Guardbank Resources 129,21 120,34 6,51 Syfrcts Gill 1083.07 1072,24 NIA ABSA 140,55 131,49 5,62 Guardbank Industrial 125,01 117,09 5,83 UALGilt 1207,4\ 1195,34 12,97 BOEGro\Yth 152,76 142,71 3,55 Sage Resources 97,92 91,62 6,22 Community Growth Fund 107,97 102,01 N/A Sanlam Industrial 1047,64 980,38 3,27 Gold price Fedgro 123,17 114,99 4,99 Sanlam Mining 240,20 224,92 5,38 Yesterday afternoon's gold fixing in London was 330,60 dollars CV Growth 115,82 108,13 4,39 Southern Mining 118,94 111,41 5,57 anouncecompared with 330,60 dollau at the morning fixing, and Guardb.....l.lk Growth 2467,11 2296,22 4,88 Southern Pure 121,86 114,10 • M 330,90 dollars at the Tuesday afternoon fixing. IGI 129,94 121,75 3,52 Standard Gold 129,06 120,98 8,12 MOment1.11ll 234,63 219,65 4,53 Standard Industrial 110,93 104,57 5,05 Dol lar/rand Metfund 191,47 178,58 4,28 Standard intemationaJ 103,51 96,95 3,27 Commercial rand Metlife 116,96 109,30 7,23 UAL Mining and Yesterday's opening yesterday's closing NBS Hallmark 944,95 882,48 5,10 Resources 328,95 308,19 4,65 3,0630/45 3,0610/25 Norwich 345,38 322,51 4,15 UALSeleded Old Mutual Investors 2612,73 2436,07 3,67 Opportunities 1913,84 1190,37 3,80 Financial fand Sage 2354,74 2197,75 4,12 Old Mutual Mining 216,29 201,38 4,68 Yesterday's opening 'yesterday's closing SanJam 1621,82 1518,12 3.41 Old Mutual Industrial 359,52 334,98 4,08 4,79/4,83 4,72/4,76 Santai'h Index 1205;71 1129,02 4,01 Old Mutual Gold Fund 78,93 73,52 6,91 Sanlam Dividend 452,00 423,74 4,74 Old Mutual Top Companies 239,53 223,30 4,65 011 price Southern Equity 206,22 192,86 4,16 income/Gilt Funds: Crude oil futures prices (dollars per barrel) at 16h OO GMT Standard 1171,11 1100,03 7,06 Metboard Income 109,26 108,11 12,86 yesterday: Syfrets Growth 291,15 272,63 4,50 Gtlardbank Income 1l8,38 115,95 14,57 Jan 27 Jan 26{c1ose) Syfn::ts Trustee I 111,68 4,45 Old Mutual Income 110,51 109,31 12,51 IPE Brent crude $17,96 $18,03 UAL 1921,44 5,25 Southern Income Fund 529,41 518,82 M New York $19,64 Money market 90 day liquid BA rate Yesterday'S opening 12,20 yesterday's dosing 12,20 Market round-up Here is how the ma jor stock markets outside the United States fared at the end of trading yesterday: LONDON - The FT SE 100 index closed down 3,2 points at 2,832,5 wben earlier gains were erased by a bout of profit-taking. FRANKFURT - Ger man shares .eOOed at their lows after a day domi nated mainly by techni cal trading. The 30-share DAX index finished at 1,562.32, off 13.84. PARIS - France's CAC-40 index was lower at ,1,177.35, off 15.20 points, as French deal ers lost hope of a quick cut in German interest rates. ZURICH - Swiss shares closed about one per cent down after pr06t-taking gathered pace in the afternoon. ThebroadSPI index feU 11,5 points to 1,248.4, a fraction above the day's low. ~ TOKYO - Japanese stocks e nded little HANDKERCHIEFS ~ chango;d with most in vestors keeping a low profile. The 22S-share Nikkei average finished -...... up 17.05 point'i. orO.10 - percent, at 16,509,68, S;; HONG KONG - TIle - blue-chip Hang Seng index gained 16,16 EA(H~ points to close at 5,939,89insubdued and ~ . directionless trading, SYDNEY - Auslnilia's All Ordinaries index opened strong but lost ~,/~ 11/111\\ its early momentum to end the d1Y just 5,6 JX)iot'i WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY: up at 1,534.8, never pass a Pep Store without going in, and believe me, JOHANNESBURG - Soulh Africa's overall I always come out with a really good bargain. I recently bought two index ended unchanged lovely embroidered tracktops for my little girls at only R5,99 each." at 3,405 and the indus Mrs L Meissenl>eimer, Stnlnd, trial inOOx lost two points Ji~i~~;o~'~~i;?!~·~~~:~i~~~~ggJ:~~!OO~:~;~;d-~~~:::':':l'."":':~:~,,:~:~~,:.'~'":~' ~1=.u=E.r!.~ ~E. I_'_7 FI_ : _A5MAU_~~: UO!~!~ A~~~et.f. ~';_~}._:~oi,,~~~UM/;'r~DIJ:A~"I"'~w;~~~.(f K"ltlf'.Ol c.l"<' . 11 0}t 8 .Thursday January 28. J 993 .• THE NAMIBIAN -y----.. ~--~Y" 1N' __ Io'"...... 1_ ... '-0 h_'p ,,_ .. _'1" ...... _ ..... v • ...... __ .... \IV ...... _ .... _ , .... I I .. Th_ ...... 1110' ...... OUTGOING Namibian Agricultural Un- surrounding the land ion-presid ent Andries Mouton on Monday issue. urgently appealed to the Government to be Outlining problems Are you paid right? sensitive when discussing farming and the farm ers had faced in the land q uestion. year. Moulon said world population expansion Speaking at the open- alisations concerning and man's activities were iog ofNAU's 46th con- farnlworkers and other placing more and more Check your p a yslip gress in Windhoek. hurtful and unfounded pressure on natural re Moulan said wrong per- remark ~ could evoke an sources. ceptions like how rich "irrational and impul- To adapt to sustain EVERY TIME you get paid, you should re must still get the written or advancc. This last fanners are supposed to sive" reaction. This he able production meth ceive a payslip from your employer. This payslip. clause has already caused be mechanics of the free added could be detrimen- ods, ~ rural poor reeded gives you information in writing about how Very often, although problems with the Gov much you are being paid, what you are the act says conditions e rnment housing loan ~~~ ~~~~t~a1~to~~~~~~~ to be given access to such as how often you scheme. appropriate tools, tech- being paid for, and what deductions have =: are paid should be agreed Your payslip should nology and resources, he been made. This will be the worker's proof, between employer and have your name or pay said. if any problems arise in future. worker, it will be the roll number, your em Economically, agri The information ,can you must be paid the employer's system and ployer's name, what culture had been in adip be hand-written, or day your contract of theworkerwillbe asked work you do, the amount for years whatever false printed by a computer, employment ends, not to agree as a condition of time the payment is perceptions there had it does not matter. II :C an more than an bour after of taking on the job. A for and the number of been and the negative even be written on the nonnal working hours company with a payroll normal hours worked as impact of factors beyond envelope you receive end. sytem paying monthly well as tbe number of the control of fanners your money in. Bul by If you are a casual will not want to Slart hours worked on Sun was huge. law - tbe Labour Act of employee you must be paying a few workers day or public holidays "The fanners need 1992, clause36-itmusl paid every day unless weekly. and the number of hours support, not people who be there. both you and the em- The Labour Act also overtime. spend their time won The act says that if ployer agree 10 being says your employer It should also include dering how they may lion, you are an employee paidweekly,fortnighUy cannot make you repay gross salary before de force fanners off their other than a casual or monthly. anypaywhich you have ductions, details of other land. No nation orCOUD employeeora freelance Your pay must be received or should re payments from the job try with a fatalistic atti on contract you must be handed over in a sealed ceive. You should nOI and of deductions (tax, tude ever prospered" - paid weekJ y unless you envelope with a payslip give a receipt for more medical, pension and so Sapa and the employer agree or statement. However, than your received, you on) and the net salary From tJUr8 last Water IS to fortnightly or montb1y you can wri te and ask cannot be ·required to use after the deductions pay. lfyotl loseyourjob for your pay to be paid a shop or services sup which is the money you LIFE! Help before the end of the direcUy into a bank, plied or owned by the actually reccive. SAVE Water!! payment period (week, building society or post employers, or be forced It is important to keep fortnight ormonth) thcll office account but you to buy goods from the your payslips safeJy so ======.L._""::_-_"":'_-"':::':':"':==':':::"':':':'"employerataprol'iL You you know how much you r//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////~ mayalsonotbepaidin a were paid, and how much MUNICIPALITY OF TSUMEB ~ URGE'.\TT NOT'FeE ~ ba<. liquor store or tax you paid as we ll as ~. ~ y ~ I ~ . amusement arcade un- how much you contrib NOTICE NO. 18/92· ~ ~ less that is where you uted to pension funds and VACANCY: ~ The pubUc IS hereby notified that the National Housing ~ work. other deductions. You CHIEF ACCOUNTANT ~ Enterpnse (NHE) does not u se other organisaUons or agents ~ The only fines which should try and check that ~ to collect money on its behalf or to assist cUents to a pply for ~ canbedcductedarethose the amounts of the de· Applications are Invited from suitably qualified ~ NHE hOUSing loans. ~ reached through proper ductions are ri ght. persons to fill the above vacancy. ~ Only employees ofNHE or contact persons appointed by NHE ~ disciplinary action. Then check the money ~ are authorized to act on behalf of NHE. ~ Other deductions the you receive to make sure SALARY: R49 476 per annum plus 13th cheque. ~ All e nqu1r1es in this regard should be directed to: ~ employer can make are it is the amount of net ~ The PubUc Affairs Department ~ when this is an order of salary OD the payslip and QUALIFICATIONS: ~ Nauonal Housing Enterpnse ~ court or otherwise legal make sure all the hours St. 10 plus at least 6 years appropriate experi· P.O. Box 20192, WINDHOEK (sucbasifyouhavebeen you worked are recorded ence. Sound knowledge of computerised ac ~ ~ ~ Telephone: (061) 37224 ~ taken to court fordebts), properly. Ifthere is any counting systems especially of Municipal book thing on the payslip you keeping will be a very strong recommendation, ~ • ~ for time when you were ~ ~ not at work witbout a do not understand, move as the successful candidate will be in charge of ~ ~ the implementation of a new computer network ;:: ~ proper reason, or up to quickly to clear it up system. ;:: ~ one-third of your pay for and speak to your man ~ NATIONAL HOUSING ENTERPRISE ~ medical, insurance, ager or your union shop FRINGE BENEFITS: ~ ;:: savings, or pension fund, steward, or another 1.Housing: Municipal housing, if available, · ~ • ~ trade union fees, hous- adviser such as a labour a~ernalivety a house ownerShip scheme. ~//////////N.' ·H,,~/q 1"/' t, .McI" t"""'!,.,., ,//////////k. or any loan office. 2. Removat Expenses: Refundable by the Council under certain conditions. 3. Leave: Ample leave and sick leave benefits. Day this March 21 4.SchoollCollege/University subsidies: Payable under certain conditions. father of the struggle and S.Compulsory membership of Municipal Pension Fund and Medical Fund. hero of liberation - ENVIRONMENT Tsumeb is a modern, progressive community of Obtain your full-colour poster ofPres Sam some' 8 000 inhabitants with educational, sport S Nujoma from the Namibian - from an and recreational faciliteis. The town presents interesting challenges and excellent opportuni· original water colour by Namibian ties for development. Jenny Gorman (Only R8.00 GST ine1uded • To be forwarded to you by pooIt) CLOSING DATE: 25 February 1993 -12hOO. 11r------er,,;IOIIe my cheque! Poortal order for RS.OO!Ple""e debit my VisalMlUlter·----, card 1 Application forms are available from the 1 Arx.no. ______1 Offlce of the Town Treasurer. I Signed ______1 1 1 o'J, BB/TZ I o.~ ______1 TOWN CLERK INRme ______1 MunIcipal Offlces P.O. Box 275 1Po.. u.IAddre _ ___ ------____ 1I T5UMEB Tel: 0671 - 3056 Namibia Fax 0671 - 3464 1.-\l.:•• "...... ;;;.;;;... ,;;;;;'n;;,;;;0i;~- i) P.O--. Bodfl783-- WlndMok-. ~.. ~ I; THE NAMIBIAN Thursday January 28 19939 lets vir almal in The Namibian Focus Inwoners uitgesit uit Brouery-kwartier LEDE van die opsporingstak van (fie polisie het gister die besittings van inwoners oit dieenkelk wartiere van die Namibie Drouery in Waoaheda verwyder om plek le maak vir hul nuwe kan tore. Die enkelkwartiere word bewoon deur verskeie voormalige werkers wat '0 paar jaar geJede deur die brouery afbetaal is. Die polisie-optrede is vir die uilSetting van deue grootskaa1se on inwoners op sy perseel. tevredellheid aan die bDl Hulle se al die inwooers van die bewODeIS begroet is in kennis gestet ciat wal herbaaldelik geeis bul op 31 Desember die bel dal die brouerymoet geboue moet verlaat. korn om bul besittings John Pandeni vao te verwyder en Die die NAPAU, wat later op polisie nie. die toneelopgedaag het, Martin Iyambo, ' 0 het die polisie op die voormalige werker by toneel versoek. om die die brouery, het gislet lasbriefvir uitsetting aan die optrede van die poli hom te toon, waarop hy sie en die brouery ver meegedeel isdie inwon wetpdeurte s@hullehet ersis reed.liio Desemher nog geen uitsluitsel io kennis gestet van die bereik oor die belofte opskortiog van bul wat meer as twee jaar beworung . .. gelede deue die brouery Riaan Botes,segsman gemaak is toe but afbe vir die Olthaver e o List laaJ is nie. groep, sa die geboue is lyamoo se. die brouery sedert 3 Januarie deur bet. am hut die belofte die brouery aan die po gemaak: ciat bul weer in lisie verhuur. diens geneem sal word Hy voeg by die b:ouery iodien die ekonomiese bet reeds al sy werkers UITGESIT .•• Inwoners van die brouerye se enkelkwartiere in Wanaheda sit en toekyk na hul besittings terwyl John toestaode verbeter. Hy na 'n nuwe' woonplek Pandeni van NAFAU met een van die polisiemanne onderhandel. Heel regs is Martin Iyambo lVat namens die inwoners bet ook die uitboor van oorgeplaas en sS diegene gepraat het deurslotte en verwyder wat nog io die kwartiere ing van besittings in die WOOD is plakkers en rue Botes s~ verder die Hulle is nog vry om in na ' 0 vergadering met Klopfe r sS daar is gis Verde re samespre . afwesigbeid van die werksaam by bul oie. brouery heplan oie om die ander eenbede te Pandeni en lnspekteur tc r besluit om len min kings sal vandag gevoer eienaars veroordeel. Hulle is reeds begiu almal oruniddelik uit te woon maar moet so generaal Raooga An sle vir ' 0 blyplek virdie word om te sien of daar Die brouery het egte r, Desember meegedeel sit oie aangesien die spoedig moootlik vir dima gese daar word nog nag te sorg vir diegene nie 'n meerpennanente votgens polisiemanne op om die kwartiere voor polisie slegs twee van bulself ander behuising gekyk oa uitwee vir wat uitgesit is deur vir oplossing vir die die toneel, reeds verlede die end van die maand die ongeveer vyftien lay. Distrikskommissaris diegeoe wal uil die bul plek le maak by aOOer probleem gevind kan jaar • n hof'bevel verkry le verlaat. wooneenhede wil betrek:. Vdo Klopfer bet gister kwartiere gesit is. wat steeds daar WOOD. wordnie. Vacancy Finse Minister besoek for a Drie NBC-kapers ontwikkelingsprojekte TOIM1 JS:ankaanniemi, die Finse Minister vir gevra om te bedank OntwikJ(elingshuJp, sal Nantibie vanaf vandag with knowledge or diesel and petrol vt:hicles. tot Dinsdag be80ek het, die Finse ambassade Contact S.P. Wohler gister bekend gemaak. DIE drie manswat verlede week die bekend nic. Tel: 38364 for Hy sal Maandag welwillendheidshesoeke NBC gehensop en radiodienste vir Enige app!1 teen 'n bevinding mnet Sa.~ by President Nujoma en Mose Tjitendero, ongener !wee uur o ntwrlg bet Is volgens die cells van die NBC binne Speaker van die Nasionale Vergadering, ane. glster Da '0 disslplln~re verboor sewe dae gemaak word. Gedurede sy besoek sal Kankaniemi versoek om v66r 17bOO gisternamid Die drie mans het na bewering ontwikkelingsprojekte wat deur Finland in dag te bflIank. salarisverhogings van die NBC g~is en Namibie geborg word besoek soos die Engela Hulle is verder meegedeel dat in die fInale behee:rkam:r verlede Donderda VACANCIES hospitaal en Ohaogwena watervoorsiening en dien hulle dit nie docn nie nulle as goggend besel mel die ul1irn.a rum aan die noolwerke in die noorde. afgedank beskou sal word. bestuur dat leen IlhOO nonnale uitsend Hy sal ook die opening van ' n nuwe serti VoJgens 'n skakelpersoon van die ingsontwrig sou word indien nie aan hul , PosI fo, 0 typing leache, - NBC is daar tydens die verhoor bev eise voldnen word nie. fikaatkursus in bosbou by die Ogongo-land Grode 9 and 10 Toe daar nie aan hul vereistes voldoen boukollege bywoon. ind dat hul gedurende die staking in The applicant must be a Namlblan ciffzen diensure nie hul algehele toewyding is nie het huJ vir ongevecr Iwee uur die Sondag sal hy die projekle van die Finse gegee het aan die bevordering van die uilscndings van die radiodiens afgesny. MInImum qualifications: Evangeliese Lutherse Sending, die grootste NBC se bedrywighede nie. Tegnici van die NBC kon egter daarin: 3 years of tertiary education. en oudste Finse gemeenskapsorganisasie-in Tweedens is bevind dat hul geweier slaag om die nasionale diens met die die land, besoek. To start Immediately hct om 'n wCltige opdrag uil le voer poskantoorte verbind terwyl ander dien deurnie die beheerkamer te verlaat loe ste nie k~n voortgaan nic. Closing date: 19 February 1993 hul daanoe beveel is nie. Die drie mans se optrede is na bewer T HE Namibian is published by the Free Press Forward applications (CV's and Die drie mans is Jaco van Graan, ing veroorsaak m!.dat daar van hul ver neces$O(y documentation) to: of Namibia, 42 Jolm Meinert Street, Wind Gerald JOM en J.R. Benade. HuUe is wag is om ekstra pligte le verrig in terme hoek. Editor: Gwen Lisle,., Printed by John The Principal, almal senior radio operaleurs. van die rasionaliseringsprogram van die Meinert (Pty) Limited, Srnbel Sb'eet, Windhoek. Mweshipondeko Senior S.'wndo~1 S"h',ollI I lohr het gister vOlgens betroubare NBe. P/Bog x5529. Oshakati Telephon., (061) 36970/1/21314, Fax; (061) bronnc aangedui dat hy ap~1 wil Hulle hel aangedring op ' n vcrhoging Tel : 06751 - 3OOSO 33980; Telex: (061) 3032. aanlckcn Iccn die bevindings van die van ongeveer R700 per maand om te Postal Address: PO Box 20783, Windhoek, Fox 06751 - 30274 dissiplintre verhoor. Die planne van vergoed vir die ekSlra werk.las waarmce Namibia. Bcnade en Van Graan was nie hul belas was. 10 Thursday January 281993 THE NAMIBIAN Elongelokumwe liwa Skrywer a pewa ehandu longhalamwenyo modolongo pokati kopolifi n~vakwaita OM U L U MEN H U Swancpoel e mu pa ee· cdipao 010 shim we sho weedula 22, Johannes shapi delimbaomohamu mominyonena odo da TYAPPA NAMUTEWA MOGROOTFONTEIN Skrywer, 00 a dipaele pungulwa oimaliwa. shiya ko, "omuhona" waye Skrywcr okwa kufa mo Ta dimbulukifa 03- ELONGELOKUMWE Iiwa pokati kopolili ne muMai wodula ya dja nee okapandi keeranda tango kutya, "kutya nee tanga leameno 010 le shi pondola ntEtivali ko pOkahandja, mEti- eyovi nomafele omugoyi epangclo loovene, kali okukwata omukwaita wokOsilivanda, 00 mep vali okwa li a pewa keemhumanokudjaopo oa oufemba wokukufa widuko Jaye a yasha okufya ovanhu vatatu, ye la ehandu lokukala mo- okwa londeka omunhu omwenyo", lemaneke valano, vamwe ve Ii nokuli monghalo dolongo onghala m- Swanepoc.l kekangwa 10- paFinamhango laN- tai Jimbilike. wenyo yaye aishe, sha luwa (yaSwanepoel). amibia. Oshilyo shetanga leameno oda pila di Ii landula opo eshi a mon- Okwa shinga fiyo "Molwounene wosm- leameno (NDF) moshikoti .shomudipai ika oudjo yedipao. omoixwa. orn o e ke mu bora shoye, oshiwana mOsbivanda, shedina 00, nolwopotuIXti asbike Skrywer n..llango okwa ekeia,asbike mangaina osha teelela u pewe Johrmy Paulus, okwa konyala onhimugoyi, pewa ehandu lokukala ya, okwe mu kupula ebandu lidjuu, onghee yashele okufya meme Johnny okwa Ii a tulwa modolongo oule weed- emanya la kula itandi d ulu nande 'roini Naftali, Oscar nale moipaodeko. ula oule weedula nhatu moshipala. okukupa ebandu la tu- Nahohandje osboyo Okwa hangika ashike omolwoumbudi oshoyo Emanya eH ola nyan- likwa," osho Frank a Erastus Hango Ipinge pokafaalama kamwe e eedula nhano yaula sheke omutwe lombwela omupan eshi yo nohonda yaye !iufa po nokwa ka pa molwomunyeka. Omu- waSwanepoel 10 010 la gulwa. ye linipila eenyala. pala ashike eshi e Ii lumenhu ou okwa dipa- eta efyo laye. Konima yeendjovo Jobnny okwa hovela mekondeka. Ondjebo ele hefolo Jacoba Mag- Omupanguli The edit Omupanguli Frank ngaho rete okuumba yaye okwa li e i tuala rieta Swanepoel Frnnkmanga ina yandja okwa pa Sktywerehandu momaumbo omo ta kooduda imwe i lili, pofaaiama ;edina Uiti..-yk ehandukilo kuSkrywer lokula modolongo fiyo fekele mu oa ohonda onghee ina mona omhito popepi nOkabandja mo- r~O_kw_'_lo~n_d_w_'_I_'_k_u_t~Y_'_'_lu_s_ho_. ______yaye, ashike konima yokuninga omanganga. mafiku avali aMai 1992. okwa ka hovel a Mokuelwa popolifi, Ehokololo otaJi ti, okuumba keshe tuu ooe ovakwashiwana Skrywer tete okwa fin- Oshivilo shokudimbulukwa Ii komesho yaye. omangungo ova bang inika Swanepoel, 00 oye Chief Konima yomadipao ika va teelela nenyeme a li ha longele, opo e mu nomalemaneko okwa opo va mone "om up MefanoeliotamumonikanakufyaToiniNaltali pe o~ maliwa . Okwe mu NENA petata loheyali yokomatango otaku ka fadukapo nokuhondama widi" 00 koshipala. 00 a dipaelwe paupwidi mOsoondaha, eshi denga nopala. te mu ningwa oshivilodimbuluko shanakufya Johan moixwa, as hike Vamwe okwa li va ban omukwaita umwe wetanga leameno laNamihia fange nomalukaku noku nes Chief Kandundu mongeleka yaKatoolika onguloshi yOmaandaha duka nokuli. nolewa li a kwalwa koupwidi omrOI~w_O~u~k~O~d~i.'--____.Lm~u,-,,==::::...:..cO~S=b~es~ru=·, yedina Redeemer muKatutura, okwa kala oatango ta tavapulaopongenov3c Ovakwadimo, ookaume naaveshe ve na ehalo tyakaleke molukanda a dipawe ashike. okwa umba vaIi eeholo ovateelelwakexupulifoolo. laShivanda tuu omo. Konima yokafimbo dimwe-kovanhu vamwe Ngeenge ope na omapulapulo, otaa dulu Otaku bokololwa Johnny okwa twalwa ve lili, sbaasbi vati okwa Lugond 0 e okuyukifwa kuHannes Louw konomola yongodi nghee kwali a umba vali komesho yomupanguli li mekondeka. ashike ke ovanbu vamwe ye la Sylvester Mainga, oko sbii nee kutya ngapi da lombweleovanbukulya a dimina kUlya oye a kwata ovanbu. tu thiga pO ~3072=1======; oku na natango okudi- rupaa ovanhu. Johnny olewa bolokele paaovanhu IOileefete. Okwahokololakutya onghela momhaogu Onguloshi yOmaan- ye olewa Ii aka sbikula yaM a n g est rat a daba ovanhu aveshe ohonda yaye, ndele ta moGrootfontein omo la Omukalimo gwomOshakati a tseyika nawa mOshivanda ova ka dengwa vati J:ruxekulu tamanekelwa okuteya omusamane Mathias ga Lugondo 53, a vaJelwa nangalelekuyelasbaasbi yobondaoyo.Oponeea (sbashi oDdjebo mOshiteyi mOngandjera okwa mana keshe umwe okwa li a dja a handuka, ndele taka mokamba okwe i vaka. oondjenda dhe omutenya gwOmaandaha ga tila kutya pamwe Johnny lala oodjebo mokamba mo), edipao, ongbend- ziko mOshipangelo shEpangelo sha Shakati ta aluka shi!i ngaasbi a nokuuya ne.lalakano vati abala yedipao oshoyo konima wuuvu wokathimbo. ti.Oogula inene yEtivali, a yashe omushamane 00. onghendabala yekwato Nakusa Lugondo sho a mana Osikola ye yaan- 'i"iOiliid~OP~O~';ifi;t;n~';t",;;g;':~O~kw~'~t§W=ikil~.3~kuit~Y'ii'Oi nigihiOinig~'i· ~~;~~ onakOngwediva mOkahao nashi okwa a mana Ii e yaokwa kOsikoia ka longa yAama Osikolati kEtHyasa kOngandjera. i Sho oshipangelo shEpangelo sha Shakati sha lala momimvo dhontilongo hamano, Lugondo okwa kala omuniilonga moLabora yoshipangelo shoka ihe konima okwa lunduJulilwa Iroshikondo shiilonga rnepangelo. Lugondo okwa thigi ko hefolo lye, meme He leoa naanona. Omalongekidho gefumviko inaga tseyika Nakusa Mathias Lugondo • OOlunangeshefa ashiivika nawa mOshakati, Salomon Kandjolomba, 00 ta monik;1 pombada, ukwa xulifile oweenda ware mOmaandaha. Mefano eli otamu monika late Thomas lmongwa, la ulikiJe ovatoolinghundana eembululu deeholo Knnrliolomba okwa kala tlmwe womoyanaugeshefa dingi moshitukulwa odo da umbwa meumbo laye kuJohnny manga inaka dipaa meme Toini. Nakufya Toini okwa li c;h al'lhak~ti nefyo oli li omudimbi kuyahapu. omukulukadi watate Imonl!wa, Efano: TYAPPA i'lA.MUTEWA. THE NAMIBIAN Thursday January 28199311 BP TOP EIGHT Tel. 36970 FROM PAGE 12 slaned training. This is a • Classified • really difficult match for SPRINTER ... Iwisa Fax. 33980 u,. Kaizer Chiefs Pro "However, any draw Louis Tshakoane is ------would have been lough positive of victory Tuitiun For Sale lIou~('s for Sale Legal Notices for us. But I would have against Sundowns much preferred playing wben the two giants Urgently looking (or aD THE ALIENS ACT, Oiiefs or Pirates, if we dash in aBPTop Eight uperienocd leacher to losl at least we would have 1931 quarterfinal clash at leach a 10 year old FOR SALE P"IOPERTV Sf.RVlCES NOTICE OF scored at the gnte-rnkings," the FNB Stadium Mathemati c!! and English. ""lO:" ~l_ on The following aooo V\"'~0t10EK INTENTION OF said the former England 13. Pleue phone Kalcni at lel CHANGE OF and Southampton star. 229220 exL 2190 (work) vehicles are offered for sale by tender: SURNAME Both Pirates and Cosmos ve nue as far as capacity The sponsorship has KHOMASDAL ' 1,. Kristina Shavuka were unhappy witl} the and accessability is con been increased from R375 A{lult t onty 1976 Sussing Rn8500 culTently a student intend venue their cup tie. cerned. 000 to R415 000. The Jumbo Bus ror 3 Bedroo ms applying la the Minister or "I juSt cannot under I would have preferred \vinrers receive RlOOOOO, Passion House Fantasy 1 only 1961 Toyota 1 Bathrooms Home Affairs for authority stand why the commiuee to have played in Preto runners-up RSO 000, third Catalogue. Hilul( 2000 4 X4 Large lounge under 8Cd.ion 9 of the scheduled two Transvaal ria, if the committee team gets R40 000, the Spaclou$ kilchen Aliens Act, 193 7, to 1 only 1967 Toyo ta cluhs to play in Durban. I wanted the match out of fourth R30 000. For the !aI"t ealalogue ot sexy allUffie the surname am far from happy with Joh annesburg: ' said The losing quarterfinal Hitul( 1600 PhoDe Danny TitUII Ncpembe for the reasons IJI'lCIies (lingerie), IotX aid and adull Otrice228835 the arrangentent. Cosmos supremo Jomo ists will each take home I o nty 1966 Toyola that Shavub is my rTKM. ;..sI anived tom USA. Home 221313 Umlaz.i is nOI a suitable Sono. R15ooo. Send R2.oo postal orclet to: Hitux 1600 father's name. I pre viously borethe name KShavuka .. Passion House, t onty 1984 Toyotil P.O. Box 9296, Any perllOn who object.s to TOP EIGHT Hilux 1600 my assumptio n ofthe said FROM PAGE 12 Enonnous pay-hike or phone 061 · m m For further details and IJU rname or Nepembe bt-- U1her ll!Oflnalion. tender docu ments, should as Il000 ILl! may be againsl Stars during the Trade enqunes W9k:0me. ptease contact: lodge his objection, iD past two years and Stars for Zim players writing, with a statement Fransie Crosa can count themsefves be built of his reasons therefore, Spt·ci.11 S\'!'vices Rossing Uranium Mine with lucky that his cousin ALMOST R.1 ,6-million will be spent on the Private 8ag 5005 the Magistrate or bathroom Ondangwa. Marcellus Witbeen is also Zinlbabwean nationaJ soccer team in 1993, SWAKOPM UNO on national duty. according to the Zimbabwe FootbaJl Associa Do you have a problem Telephone: (0641 ) 592236 • The semi·flllals will tion. This is aJmost treble the 1992 figure . wiUl panel beating and THE ALIENS ACT, I pray_painting your or (0641 ) 592313 1937 Fax : (0641 ) 592326 be played on Febru ary 13 Accommodation, trans- the team and officials. ca'" Well, I can help NonCE OF with the fmal scheduled o r (0641 ) 592284. pon and bonuses will take Air Zimbabwe has so you. I am al80 available INTENTION OF for Satw"day, March 6 and up the bulk of the money. for any kind of Odd. Closing date of lender; CHANGE OF far provided free tickets and a halfbathrOOf\1ll alilcan)S must pay Rl50 H owever, Zimbabwe jobs. Please contact 6 February 1993 SURNAME a for Bruce Grobbelaarand Garages entrance fee. Peter Ndlovu from Eng Mu Marilt (Ask ror The wi nner will walk players have often had to Hennie Northl!) aL tel RI39 000· RI49000 I. Anloniul Ndemutungi ta wail many weeks for rela land fo r international (06221) 4962 (or free re,ldingat erf 2393 Wanahcda away with a cool R6 000 lively low bonuses in the matches, and three others Vacancy Phone Helena emp toyed as an Electrician with the runners-up re- qu otations. (Available past. from Gennany. rrom 08hOO· 2 lhOO) Nekome inle nd apptying 10 the Minister ceivins R2 500. The two TeI 229882 (w) or of Home Affairs for authority And they were ordered The ZIFA estimate of Ek is ·n baie betroubare semifmal losers will each OU I of a Harare hote llasl 52146 (h) undu section 9 of the Alieni R I ,6-million for this year persoon. Sock dringend receive R7SO with the firsl Ad, 1937, 10 assume the year after the bill was not includes a bonus struc GDPLUMBING drywer werk. , \lInarne Hqhome .IO( the round losers gening R250. paid by ZIFA. Now the rure totalling some R4 20 TEL 36510 I FAX 35510 Skakel 062-71 -3279. Vr ll. reasons Ibat Ndemulungill is The top goalscorer of National Airline says 000. AI hel ons, onll num vir Gedean. the series will also be in verander, is on. nog one of my firsl namel. I unless ZlFA pays over From this will COIre Z10 ---- 9«.('1 'J P10he'rflc.J. P"""iouJly boTl' the namel line for R500. RlOO 000 by tomorrow steeds lpesialiste in To Let 000 for each player if they Tnstandhoudinp, nuwe LUDWICSDORF Antoruus NdemulungilL. Any The Premier League for the plane ch~er to beat Egypl in Cairo on flC'non who objec:u 10 my executive has anllounced installerings, 1\321 000 Luanda for the World Cup February 28 and also a Rioolverstoppings en One bedroom flat in quite anumption of the said that au participating teams qualifier againsl Angola substanlial bonus if An 80Iar ve rhitling area. Price: R900 p.m. Lovely 3·bedroomed house lumameof Hangbome sboutd will receive R250 and that on January JO, it will ref gola are defeat:d in HanI.re Onslcuse it gehalt.e Water and Eledric:ity with guest room with own as soon as may be lodge hi1 it will consider the pay- use 10 bring out key play dicns. exc:Tuded. One month bathroom. Double objection, in writing, willi a on Sunday, says ZlFA .tatemenl of hit ..-o:l.$on. mMI of tra~elling ex- ers from Europe for this treasurer Paul Timba. deposit in advance amenitiel, walled Ihe~fo",. wilh tbe Magislfatc penses ex Windhoek Sunday's return match in Skakel Gavin nog available immediately. cstabliahed garden. However, most soccer Phone 221933 (After of Ondangwa. leams. Harare. ZlFAexpected to pundits here now doubt vandag 16hOO) HOCHLAND PARK aV~i~:::: :o~ ~~t~ tu: take fare pay ing suppon- that ZlFA will be able to Appr. R200 000 ers on the 1~seater plane raise that kind of money , lIuus('s for sale c"':::d=Kh::::o=:m::::" =d::'::I=. =:===;1 to Luanda, but did not ad· from sponsorships, Ballet · Leotarda • Three townhousc8. r venise and only 46 seats through the gate or from Shoee . Skirta . Ba,. - Spacious, with own EDBERG were occupied, including TV rights. Gym· Trim - Shoee garden. FROM PAGE 12 tha AT To view the above, through th. eighth-seeded Ivan Lendl RESULTS ... RESULTS please coputact Judy at Namlblan! UTlUTY STORE 43253 (All houn) and No. 10 Wayne Fer· Bahnhot Street w. can h.1p you reira, broke Edberg a13-5 English Premier League Windhoek with all your in tile second set. But 5MBA · Credit Carda KLEIN WlNDHOEK advertJ.lng Edberg, serving better than TUESOA v's British football resulls: requlramenta! R290 000 BE WISE H . he did in his last match, Blackburn Rovers 2 (NeweU 13, Hendry 71), Coven- 3 Bedrooms broke back the next game. 0)' Cily 5 (Hendry own goal 19, Hurst 44, WiIliams 2 Bathrooms Heothen took the last five 48, Quinn 85, 87): Middlesbrough 2 (Mohan 24, Lovely Kithen ... ADVERTISE Wilkinson 71), Southampton I (Le Tissier 58): Old 2 Garages games of the third set. rll ( ) I , Edberg said his coun ham Athletic 0, Manchester City I (Quinn 77): Swimming pool Alarm System mo~ and serve aren't Wimbledon I (Fashanu 75), Everton 3 (Coltee 61,71, back 10 nonnal yet and Snodin 73). A BARGAIN that he is still receiving To all advertisers residing in about four hours of treat· English First Division OFFICE HOURS menl each day for his back 22.5<1.82 Swakopmund and injury, but thal il's re- RESULTS of English FlI'St Division matches played Michelle Bam m: zzs.f82 AFI'ER HOURS: sponding well. Tuesday: Chrissie Schroeder Walvis Stich used his blister- Grimsby 2, Swindon I: Notts County 5, Tranmere I: Meinert 226938 ing serves and a bit of Sunderland v. Watford (match postponed). Gu nnic Ouvcnh"8c: Please contact strate:gy 10 down Forget. rr~~~~=;::====~;;;======, 1 52397 He won the coin lOSS and HOUSE decided 10 let the French Private aale Advert!sing Agency Davis Cup star serve fllst. Unfair record (Pioneerwpark) " It is always better 10 eARL Lewis' lOO-metre dash will stay Swakopmp.nd lake a couple of ground- Three bedrooms, two strokes and points before in the World Record Books d espite a hathroo ms, study, sitting all your needs in you have to serve your- claim he had an unfair So roo m, dining room, TV advantage. roo m, kitchen, fl at., dou ble self, and I thought Guy will Powell's long jump that beat Bob For Sale garage, swi mming pool . The Namibian. was going 10 very nerv- M e amo n 's 23-yea r-old world record. 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Top Right football to roar into the semifmals at the Australian returns 10 the city this week O pen. end when the likes of Prime Two-time champion said. "Whenever I had a Press Liverpool pivot David Edberg beaI62nd-rank.cd chance, he always pro 'FeJlah' Snewe and African Bergslrom 6-4, 6-4, 6-1, duced either an ace or a Stars Boas Tjingaete returns S