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CONSOLIDATED Diamond Mines, one of Na~ TOM MINNEY mibia's biggest companies which aims to produce a million carats of diamonds this year, has offered transfer pricing and dodging the Government part-ownership of its operations. controls. Now the company has set up a sorting office in Wind­ The proposal was put by ex­ is closely intertwined, it con­ hoek to allay such suspicions ecutive director Abel Gower trols much of the mining in· and make its operations more last month and he is still wait­ southern Africa. transparent to Government ing for a Govemment response. Mining companies have long scrutiny. Approached by The Namib­ feared nationalisation, and in Gower was reticent about ian on the Government's re­ other African countries have ·the proposals when approached sponse to the joint ownership fonned joint ownership pro­ by The Namibian. He would plans, Pennanent Secretary of posals with the Government. only say that the Botswana Mines and Energy Or Leake For example De Beers model is being considered, as Hangala said: "No comment". Botswana Mining Company, is that of Tanzania. He added CDM is the second biggest known as Debswana and the that the Government has been employer in the country, and mainstay of Botswana's econ­ expressing interest in the work­ in 1989 accounted for more omy, is owned 51 per cent by ings of the company. than one-tenth of national tax the Botswana government and 'CDM has said its on-shore income and nearly a third of 49 per cent by De Beers. mines have only another 15 the nation' s ~.port eamings, John Shaetonhodi, President years of life, and that future sutpassing all other mining of the Mineworkers' Union and mining will be from the sea­ firms. liS expected production a CDM employee at bed through De Beers Marine, this yearcouldeamRl billion. Oranjemund, said his union part ofthe South African wing, It is owned by De Beers welcomed the ru~ours ofjoint pro~ded teclmology can be Centenary, a Swiss offshoot of ownership. develqped to make this eco­ the South African De Beers Shaetonhodi said it was vi­ nomical. Consolidated Mines conglom­ tal for the Government to have CDM has fostered good links erate. De Beers has virtually a strong hand in the running of with the Government and will NAMIBIAN President Sam Nujoma yesterday celebrated his 62nd birthday with complete control of world sUch a key part of the econ­ show Mines and Energy Min­ a slap-up party in the Tintenpalast gardens, hosted by Prime Minister Hage diamond markets, running its omy. In the past CDM has been ister Andimba Toivo ja Toivo own cartel. With Anglo-Ameri­ accused of slipping diamond the sea mining operation next Geingob. Here the President gets the first taste of a beautiful cake prepared for can Corporation, with which it profits out ofNamibia through month. him by a riumber ofWindboek hotels. On the left is First Lady, Kovambo Nujoma, who helped the President slice the cake, and in the centre the President's Aide-de­ Camp. Report and more pics inside. Photograph: Gwen Lister New tax office

Man dies in accidenta EXPLOSIVE specialists are investigating a mortar ·for the North shooting at Kalkfeld , explosion · that killed a Walvis Bay man and seri· ONLY five per cent of people eligible to pay tax in the ously injured another at north are actually doing so, if the Government's sums police 'confiscated at least three unlicensed . A MAN was accidentally killed in a shooting the port town on Monday are correct. But deliberate tax-dodging seems to be less accident over the weekend, while the Namib­ . firearms in Katutura. night. . ian Police confiscated a number ofunIicensed Two suspects were arrested in Wanaheda, to blame than straightforward ignorance of proce­ The N amibian reported on dures. firearms in Katutura in a matter of four when police investigated a shooting incident. Tuesday that a 'mystery' ex­ hours. A .38 special revolver was confiscated at the plosion, believed to be linked For this reason a local Re­ in Windhoek. In an unfortunate incident at Kalkfeld on same time. to firearms, had rocked Wesco ceiver of Revenue office is to The office will also register Saturday, a man was killed after a rifle two In a separate incident at around the same Scrap and Salvage. be established at Ondangwa. It taxpayers according to the children were playing with went off. time, the police arrested a suspect and confis­ Walvis Bay police on is expected-to be in operation requirements of present tax Police spokeperson Sean Geyser said last cated a 8mm pistol, which was also not li­ Wednesday told Sapa that from October 1 with similar legislation. nIght that the youngsters were playing with a cenced. Kahala Higashipala, 48, an offices in other regions planiled Outofanestimate4150000 0,22 rifle when they accidentally discharged At 04hOO, the police confiscated a .38 spe­ employee at Wesco Scrap, was for the next five years. people liable to pay income it. Barendt Johannes Botha was fatally cial revolver from a car which was stopped at trying to remove the l:J.ead of a . According to the Govern­ tax inthe northern region, oniy wounded. He died on the way to hospital. the corner of Central Lane and PA De Wet 90mm mortar bomb when it ment; income and sales tax are 8 264 taxpayers are officially Further details were not avaUable late last Street. Geyser said the poUce searched the exploded, killing him and seri­ important sources of revenue registered. . night. car after stopping the driver of the vehicle in ously injuring PetrusNikanor. f

Shipoh Up in arms over ~ ...... ~ = LIFELINE ANNUAL = = GOLF DAY . = 'maltreatment' by·~ops lie lie lie lie lie lie = SUNDAY, = after El Toro shoot -out = 02 JUNE 1991 = lie lie THE Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Works, tempted murder and deliber­ The Narnibian arrived on the .. lie Transport and Communication, Dr TituS Shipoh on ate damage to business prem­ scene. =. Calling all company golfers... = Friday claimed that he had been manhandled by mem­ ises. The Narnibian followed a bers of the Namibian Police after being wrongfully • A Namibian staffer living police vehicle to Pionierspark. You are invited to take part. ~Iie in the vicinity of the El Torp after a radio message came The competition will be enjoyable day ~ arrested. . - . for all who enter: If you don't have restaurant heard the shoot-out through that an Opel Club had ~ Shipoh was identified as the as " unprofessional conduct" and was on the scene shortly left the road near Fritsche and .. golfers in your company, we have lie gunman involved in the Chi­ of members of the police force. after the gunman made his Hintrager Streets. = players willing to represent you. · ~ cago-type shoot-out at El Toro ThePe:rrnaoent Secretary said getaway. The driver of the car. the III Venue: The Country Club ,. restaurant on Thursday night. he found it difficult to under­ The outside walls were pep­ alleged gunman, reportedly ~ Fee: R4 000 for a four ball alliance .. In the inCident a man let rip stand why. apart from the po­ pered with shots. and bullets drove With his headlights off with an AK-47. spraying the licemen's "rude behaviour". rebounding from the walls had and was involved in an acci­ restaurant's e~ance with at they had never introduced hit a blue Nissan Skyline pruked dent. According to some eye­ = Tee-off-time: T~'f: advised in the ~ least 14 shots at around 23h50. themselves or explained the outside the restaurant. witnesses. he fired another ~ press ~ before racing away at high background of the incident to At least two of the shots couple of shots before running • For entry forms, telephone 22·6889 ,. speed. him. went through the restaurant's into the riverbed. and then up .. PRIZES PRIZES PRIZES .. Police apparently traced the "1 am very; very bitter about window. ripping the curtains. one of the streets. ~ •••• x ••••••••••••I ••••••••~ suspect. Matollo Ndadi. to the treatinent...... Shipoh said. On the other side was a table. A denim jacket lay in the Shipoh's house. However. He added that what had made Fortunately no one was seated car. registration SW 40991. and Shipoh was first arrested in him more bitter was that he . there. . was quickly examined by the connection with the incident had been " paraded publicly" One guest told The Narnib­ police for possible identifica­ " PEOPLE'S PRIMARY .., before the alleged culprit was to be identified as the gunman. ian that while most people were -tion. On the floor in the front apprehended. Meanwhile. the suspect. stunned. she dived for cover was spent AK47 cartridges and SCHOOL Shipoh said at Friday' s media Matollo Ndadi. appeared in the under atable. Another young a clip filled with live ammuni­ briefing that· he was disap­ Windhoek Magistrates Court woman fainted. and was being tion. CARETAKER pointed with what he described on Friday on charges of .at- taken away by ambulance when A few minutes later infor­ Applications are invited from mature mation came through that the - suspect had been seen entering and conscientious per sons for the a house in a nearby street. and position of CARETAKER. the police sped off to investi­ His responsibilities would inclu de More industrial space on gate. supervision of Securities, Cleaners, deal Dr Shipoh and the suspect were arrested later. reporte·dly with building firms an d must be able to after an ' 'unexplained" se­ do minor repairs. He must be able to way for northern centres quence of .events. speak English, has a valid driver's DifferNamibia, and are opening charges of assault, mali­ a new mine at Elizabeth Bay just south of the coastal town of Luderitz. . cious damage to property and theft. We are looking for Boilermakers and Fi tters who have passed a trade test and are in possession Charges were laid after · of aTrade Certificate.)f you live in Luderitz or would like to relocate, we would like to hear an incident at a Windhoek from you. . wine bar, Casablanca, on Friday night. Benefits include: "a com p~ tit ive salary "generous leave "suitable married and single accom­ According to an eyewit­ modation in Luderitz "13th cheque "membership of the De Beers Medical Society and ness, the newspaper staf­ "assistance with r~location expenses. .: .' . fer allegedly assaulted a government official after Successful candJdates w~o have expatria'te statys in Namibia will be required to ent~.r into a the latter allegedly made 2 year contract renewable by mutual:,agreement, bet:tefits w,Quld, t~en include an end of serious allegations against contracit gratuity: ':"; ~, .. him. Showing After a charge of assault was laid with the police, ·Monday, 13th to Writt~n ' application~, acc~mpani~d by n on-re­ tumab le photocopies pf a detailed CV and certi­ the accused allegedly trav­ Friday 17th May elled to the governDlent Daily at 3.30 and fied trade paperS, h ighest qualifications, driver's , licence and identity docu m ents should be for­ official's residence and, .. " . 8 . 00pm ·~ --- among oth~rs, allegedly warded to: The Manp~wer Services Manager, Saturday: 18th: at P 0 Box 8141, Bachbrecht, Windhoek 9000. · threatened him and broke 3.00pm and 8.00pm some of his furniture. Book at: Please.nQte·that applications not complying with . Wernhill Park the 'above 'requ irements will not be considered . .Centr~ Shopping Closing date: 29 May 1991. Cir.cus site: Corner office. Efficient liaison with Wind­ of Harvey and, hoek will rely on the develop­ Okahandja Rei ment of a comprehensive sys­ THE GREATEST tem of communication between the local office and the capital. SHOW IN AFRICA An initi~l workforee of 13 will DON'T MISS ITI THE BEST PEOPLE fOR THE JOB SJOS7 be set up at the Ondangwa office. ; ; .-THltrNAMIBIAN Karakul prices swing upwards THE Windhoek High Court on Friday severely amended the bail condi­ KARAKUL prices soared at auctions in Germany last tions of the three remain­ week, and buyers rejoiced after months of gloom to find ing accused in the sensa­ their products worth up to twice as much as at earlier tional high treason trial. auctions. . Presiding Justice Bryan Average prices on the lambskin pelts rose by more than 60 per O'Linn ruled that J osef cent compared to last December's auctionina move that will send Kleynhans, Robin Montgom­ cheer throughout southem Namibia. ery and Uwe Tietz should re­ According to Fanie Viljoen, 'manager of Agra Pelt Centre, the port to the Namibian Police Frankfurt auction was for only 100 000 pelts this time. This "four times a day, instead of turned out to be far less than the buyers wanted and prices for only twice in terms ofprevious black pelts ro'se from an average of R27 or R28 to R44. bail conditions, with immedi­ For some lower grade pelts price rises were even higher: S apa ate effect. reports that mottled type pelts rose 256 per cent to R18 on They will now have to re­ , .. , average, and brown rose 132, per cent to, R24: port between 06h30 to 07hOO, ANGOLAN .Aml>assador to Namibia, A1berto Ribeiro, toasts Namiban-President There bad been,some hopefulsigns that the qemand for karakul 12h30 to 13lm, 18h30 to 19hOO, Sam Nujoma at yester:day's 'party u1 the park ~ to,.gark the P.resi(lent's ()2qd birthday. could be growing agaiIL At res:ent sales better prices were gained and 23h30 to 24hOO. ' . On the I~ft, ~ter ' of Local/Government and Housing Dr,Libertine Amathila, for IDink furs, wmch is used as an indicator for other fur and fur- The ruling followed a re­ ,exchanges confiden~s with Mrs Ribeiro. Photograph: Jean Sutherland . . .'/, , type products. ': . ;,' quest ' from the State 'On the Mink has also been 'in' short supply for the markets and it is grounds! that should the three possible that continuing ~old~eather in Europe has encouraged escape no witnesses would be ~QP'le to,retum t9 fur: '",' ,'" ',- i left in the case and it could not Once ag~ th~ _main b,!y"cr; ~as Italy: ~d its fashion houses, continue. Six, of the nine ac­ al~ou,gh it 'se'nt Iew~r buyers as the qUantity ""as small. Other Dispute:over . ca~lI 'tll buyers inclUded France;Sp1lin'and Gem1any.' cused h

LEARNER car drivers in Namibia who are still at gives three school teachers a pupilsaboutthetheoryofdriv­ Kiiyata, gives eachparticipat­ manshoop, Rehoboth, Tsumeb, school can get free lessons and access to a car through a three-day course_in.:.what -he ing for a year, and give six ing schcol R600 a year to-. .Otjiwarongo, SWakopmund and nationwide scheme which brings together schools, busi­ calls "the K-53 method of months' practical instruction wards ~ fuel and numing costs. Walvis Bay have allbenefitted ~sses and the traffic police. Volkswagen is the main defensive driving skills" or in the car when they reach The scheme aims eventu­ from the scheme. A school in backer of the scheme, and last week donated a R25 000 safe driving. Standard Ten. Caltex Namibia, ally to get such cars to all Ovambo will probably be the The teachers can then each Golf to A Shipena Secondary School in Windhoek, the represented last week by assis­ Namibian secondary schoois, next recipient but this may not teach up to 30 Standard Nine tant director Penda said -Moens. Schools at Keet- be until next year. sixteenth Golf it has given to schools since 1986. A Shipena school principal, There was great excitement had to argue with VW to hand Dan Cloete, welcomed the car at the school last Wednesday, over the car to Shipena instead enthusiastically. "When you as pupils gathered for the pres­ of a South African school. He take the population and the entation of the blue car. Remy asked them to look after it. percentage of people involved Moens, managing director of Under the scheme, Superin­ in accidents, its alarming, " he VW dealers Sudwest Autohaus, tendent Derick Bronkhorst of told The Namibian. Driving told cheering pupils he had the municipal traffic police lessons cost some R50 an hour and few Katutura pupils have access to a safe car to practise -REPUBLIC on, so this scheme may be many pupils' only chance to learn to OFNAMffiIA drive properly. Cloete added that they are selecting suitable students to learn to drive. Traffic police­ MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE man Bronkhorst pointed out that the scheme does not aim to get pupils through the driv­ NOTICE ing test, but to equip them with The Tender Board of Namibia has granted safe driving skills up to test School students are getting these VW Golfs for free in a national safe driving scheme. standard. - this Ministry an exemption from the normal tender procedures to purchase text books for schools until 31 March 1992. Book distributors are herewith invited to apply TYPIST to the Ministry to be appointed as official Requirements: Matric with secretarial vendors for the efficient and prompt delivery of experience, secretarial certificate will be an text- and reference books to schools under . CITY OF WINDHOEK CITY ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT advantage. This candidate should be able to this Ministry's jurisdiction. CLOSED QUOTATIONS CONTRACT CE 803/91: work on computer and should be competent at Applicants are required to indicate the RENOVATIONS TO MUNICIP ALBUll..DINGS typing in English. The candidate should also be conditions on which supplies can be delivered Tenders are hereby invited for RENOVATIONS TO able to communicate in Afrikaans. __ (e.g. manner of pricing and delivery, regions of MUNICIPAL BUll..DINGS, all in accordance with the The person who will hold this position wiU distribution, etc) documents supplied by the City Engineer provide typing services to the Legal Unit of Copies of quotation documents are obtainable from Ms S Written applications on the basis of this notice CASS Rowntree, Works Maintenance Offices (opposite P G Date of commencement: As soon as possible must be submitted as soon as possible, but Timbers), Nobel Street, Windhoek from noon on not later than 24 May 1991, to: . Friday, 10 May 1991. Salary: Negotiable Quotations in sealed envelopes, marked Closing date: 15 May 1991 THE PERMANENT SECRETARY "RENOVATIONS TO MUNICIPAL BUll..DINGS­ This position can also be applied for by people Ministry of Education and Culture CONTRACT CE 803/91", are to be addressed to the interested in part-time work. Department of Auxiliary Services Town Clerk, PO Box 59 Windhoek or deposited in the Please submit your application and Curriculum Private bag 13186 Tender Box, Lower Ground, Municipal Offices, Vitae (CV) to: Windhoek 9000 Independence Avenue, The Director Fax: 36326 Tel: 36820 Windhoek not later than 12:00 on Thursday, CENTRE FOR APPLIED SOCIAL 16 May 1991 SCmNCES (Further enquiries can be made to either messrs JGB Bligmiut Town Clerk PO Box 30822 (Notice No 70/91-1991-05-07) Windhoek G Elliott or L Kruger)

ENGLISHlLANGUAGE CO-ORDINATOR *_. ~ _OR_FE_~_~_~_I_~---I- We are looking for a mature and committed person who w:ould be able to exercise their responsibility and creativity in the position of EnglishlLanguage Co-ordinator, on a community based project: Ministry of Finance Your job would require you to meet with teachers and principals in co-ordinating workshops to be t-----TENDER BOARD -----I run for teachers in the area of English theory and TENDER NO F1/7/· 1/91 methodology, at the primary Bchoollevel. Description: Supply of high production Experience in promoting language and learning constant quality photocopier for the Geological skills across the curriculum as well as promoting Survey Windhoek. participatory learning and teaching would form Closing date: 11 :00 on Tuesday: 28 May 1991 pert of your job. The development of resource materials and teaching aids in English would also be your TEl'mER NO F1/7· 2/91 responsibility. _ Description: Supply of plan printer for the Requirements: Must have a sound knowledge of Geological Survey Windhoek developing a childs language and learning skills at Closing date: 11 :00 on Tuesday: 28 May 1991 primary school level. _ Documents are available at the offices of: . Qualifications and experience in Primary School The Secretary: Tender Board Teaching C/o Voigt and Kelvin Str. RESOURCE CO·ORDINATOR . DO YOU WANT TO LOOK T 0 exercise responsibility and creativity in co­ Windhoek ordinating the production of resource materials LIKE BOBBY BROWN, MC To obtain documents R5,00 is payable. and a publication for primary school educators. For HAMMER OR BIG DADDY Tender$ must be forwarded to: this position you would require the.following skills and experience:- _ KANE? The Secretary: Tender Board Experience in materials development and resource For the latest American PO Box 3328, WINDHOEK 9000 production. The abiliiy to co-ordinate the or deposited in: production and publication of a pUblication for Haircut, Flat Top and primary sohool educators. Skill at desk top The Tend~r Box publication and layout. Experience at editing and Square Cut Tender Board artistic ability. Teaching experience a Clo Voigt and Kelvin Str. recommendation. - Call Willy for an Windhoek Include your curriculum vitae and reference in appointment your job application. Applications to reach us Telex: 50908-875 Fax: 221 004 before the 24 May 1991. Please send all Tel: 224494 Se::n;t.al:y: 'IErt:Ei: Eca:rd applications'to :NAMIBIAN PRIMARY TEACH­ ERS PROGRAMME, PO BOX 61463, Katutura. L + H HAIR STUDIO ~A~'~V~AV. 3tii"' -n~o ~ et ,{J3rv'l '(J3bIlD!v1 ~ THE NAMIBiAN , . -., ",."" " " , .. " , . Mbhtfay~May , f3T9g-. 5 ,-

PRO UD MOTHER. President Sam Nujoma's mother, wearing a dazzling gold outfit, A HAPPY DAY. Hundreds ofNamibians -from all walks oflife -joined the President watched with pride yesterday as Nam~~ians joined;her·son in' celebrating his 62nd for yesterday's,birthday celebration. Here the President raises his glass in answer to birthday. his birthday toas~. . . '. .' . ' A day to remember

NAMIBIAN President Sam greater'heights as the father of Namibian people, President Nujoma was given a birth­ the nation, Amathila said. Nujomahad, with the policy of day party to remember in He recalled seeing the Presi­ national reconciliation, laid a the ' gardens of the TIn­ dent at Walvis Bay, where, as solid foundation for the future tenpalast yesterday afternoon. a young man, he had cycled to of Namibia. The weather and all circum­ his work at aNorwegian whal­ The Ambassador also paid stances could bardly have beEn ing station at the time. Later he tribute to President Nujoma's better for the President to had moved to Windhoek where mother, Mrs Kondornbolo, from celebrate his 62nd birthday. he had worked on the railways, whom he had learned the great travelling between Windhoek lesson of courage and respon­ In a relaxed atmosphere under . and Cape Town. sibility. He also congratulated the-trees, the President was In the late 1950s the Presi­ the First Lady, Kovambo treated to speeches, songs, dent had mobilised people to Nujoma, and presented the dancing and birthday messages, come together in the forerun­ President _with a silver plate with Prime Minister Hage ner to Swapo, the Ovamboland with birthday greetings from Geingob, as usual, a charming Peoples Organisation (OPO) the Diplomatic Community in and convivial master of cere­ and had also organised people Namibia. monies. of the old location to resist the Prime Minister Hage Gein­ THE Swapo Young Pioneers performed some traditional dances and songs. On the programme was the move to Katutura. gob thanked the President for National Youth Choir who sang After once again experienc­ "helping us persevere in the the national anthem; a prayer ing the ruthlessness of the law long years of struggle", and by Dr Abisai Shejavali; a bio­ at that time, the President had hoped that Namibia would graphical sketch of the Presi­ later left the country to cam­ benefit from his guidance for dent by Trade and fudustry paignin various capitals of the many years to come. In the Minister, Ben Amathila; tradi­ world for the liberation of the first year of independence.. the tional dance groups; a mes- country. President had g~ed for , sage by the Dean of the Diplo­ Sam Nujoma was a man of , Namibia a place of pride in the matic Corps, Ambassador A courage who stood up for the community of nations, and had Ribeiro on behalf of the Diplo­ good ofthe nation and who had brought peace and harmony to matic Community; messages succeeded in makingNamibia Namibia under his perceptive from children; the Young Pio­ one of the most peaceful coun­ leadership. neers; performances by Ndili­ tries, without ignoring the plight "May your guiding light be mani and many others. of the have-nots, Amathila said. with us for many years to The Minister of Trade and Ambassador Ribeiro referred come," the Prime Minister said. Industry gave a background .to the President's wisdom and At the end of the formali- ·history of the President, de­ sagacity; a man who had won ties, guests - young and old - ~--...... scribing him as both a family the support ofthe international streamed up to the main table man and father of the nation. cominunity and who had won to congratulate President He had succeeded in keep­ independence from a vicious Nujoma. Many brought gifts, ing his family together while colonial regime. rnnging from flowers to a leather at the same time striving for As a true leader of the briefcase from the Cabinet. OLD FRIENDS. IT w:!s a happy reunion for Ernst Hanstein, shaking the President's hand, and his wife Salonika (left). The two old-timers were colleagues of the President's on the Railways in the 19508.

NEW FRIENDS. Joey Schoeman, one of the many guests from the business commu­ YOUNG FRIENDS. This groupoffriends were among the many youngsters who felt nity, congratulates the President. In the background is J oan Gurirab, wife of Foreign at home at the 'people's party in the park'. . Minister Theo-Ben Gurirab. Photographs: Gwen Lister and Jean Sutherland -- 6 Monday May 13 1991 THE NAMIBIAN Tray. by identified anned forces, in 19b33: Namibia Inter the same way that they would Sport explain the horrors of the sec­ 20hll: Life goes On ond World War or the Holo­ Episode 12: "Tht: return caust, which appear regularly on the same TV screen in their of Uncle Richard" living rooms. Either those The Thachers have an un­ 'parents' are foreign to Na­ 17h56: Opening expected guest while recov­ mibia or they simply prefer to 18hOO: News ering from a family funeral. be selective in the education of 18h05: Take One 20hS5: Filler their children. 18hl0: Sesame Street 21hOO: News An educational programme 21h40: The Jewel in the Colonial names which you criticise a tele-his~ ous about seeing footage on VEZERA KANDETU for pre-sclioolers. Crown tory documentary ~lip based Hitler's atrocities against the PERMANENT SECRETARY on the Cassinga massacre which Jews, although that was an. MINISTRY INFORMATION 191il0: The fresh Prince Episode 12: "The Moghul I AM deeply concemed about was broadcast on NBC TY historical reality. of Bel Air misleading our growing gen­ Room" News. The documentary on Note: This letter has been . Comedy series about a teen­ erations by the continued use Barbie has died and Cole­ In the said editorial you Cassinga, as indicated earlier, slightly shortened. - Ed. of distorted colonialist nam­ ager from inner-city Phila­ nel Layton returned home asserted that the clip was 'bnmU' falls within the genre of tele­ ing practices in our country. delphia who's sentto live in to Pankot. But there are and not necessarily 'believable' history, something totally dif­ Our culture should be reflected Same old voices California with his wealthy mysteries to be solved in­ as well as anti-reconciliation. I ferent from 'comedy'. It is thus in all aspects of our life - so­ relatives to "straighten out fully agree with you that it is a .necessary, in its aspiration of volving Guy Perron as well cio-economic, environmental IWOULDliketoairmydisap­ right for our nation to com- capturing the reality, in this and learn some good old­ as Merrick and Susan. So­ and other areas. Culture is the pointment with regard to news • memorate its fallen heroes. case, the massacre, that the fashioned values. " phie has a story to tell and most basic reflection of any reading, either on radio ortele­ Needless to say, there are those narration of tele-history be Episode 4: "Homeboy, Nigel Rowan a dossier to society and without its clarity vision. who contributed to the slaugh­ shocking, have troughs and sweet homeboy" pass on, for the events in the a people may remain under Wbm we were abroad, Swapo ter, enmasse, of the Namibian crescendi. wm;s Uncle PQi11ip and colonial domination and con- trained a number of young Bibighar Gardens reach out , people, and who would prefer No doubt many ofthose who fusion. Namibian men and women in Aunt Vivian try to use re­ from the past not to be reminded of that sad criticised the said clip are great While I am aware of the the field of broadcasting jour­ verse psychology on Hilary 22h23: On the Beam history. admirers of Hollywood 'melo­ costs of changing names and nalism. But when Namibia when she falls in love with A music show While it may be true that a dramas' which are historically concepts and that this process attaiii'ed independence, you Will's hometown friend, Ice camera can be manipulated or and factually inaccurate and cannot be completed overnight, hardly saw any of these com­ made to 'lie' as you suggested, aimed at pleasing the eye. On our first independence anni­ rades reading news, either on no amount of camera manipu­ the contrary, the Cassinga clip versary has arrived with some radio orTY. TODAY'S WEATHER lation will make the Cassinga correctly reflected what took of our people still being re­ Well, weareverynmchaw~ in a less painful event place and needs to evoke the • Fine and warm but hot the north -and over the ferred to in official documents of the policy ofnational recon­ To place the Cassinga mas­ sense ofhorror associated with Namib. It willbe very hot over the southern Namib as 'Caprivians' or 'Bushmen'. ciliation. But it is rather too sacre within the parameters of that event and with what is with bergwinds and sandstorms. Even the use of the name much at the expense of those propaganda: as a deliberate and registered in popular memory; • Coast: partly cloudy and mild but fine and warm in 'Wmdhoek' for our capital city who used to be freedom fight­ systematic attempt to shape in the memory of those who the south with bergwinds and sandstorms. deserves urgent national de­ ers. If one comes to Namibia perceptions, manipulate cog­ survived the attack. bate or at least direct research. with the impression that Na- . • Wind: moderate south-westerly to south-easterly nitionsanddirectbehaviourto . It needed to reflect the bru­ More than anywhere else in mibians are now handling their but stong easterly in the south. achieve a response that fur­ tal attack, the dashed hopes the world Nanubia's culture own affairs, and see just one or thers the desired intent, is to and the casualties. Admittedly, was suppressed. Withincreas­ two fellows reading news ev­ suggest that Cassinga never a firm can never be the guaran­ ing awareness of what hap­ ery day, one would be puzzled. happened. tor of truth, truth in this case is pened - and why, when, how In fact, it is also monoto­ Similarly, to use the policy within those who suffered and and in whose interests - we nous to listen to the same ~oice of national reconciliation as a the South African army which cannot afford to uphold, main­ or see the same face of a daily. ·· Today is Monday, May 13, 133rd day of 1991. There are tool to masquerade a people's killed the defenceless children tain or justify distortions at our news reader. Was it the deci­ 232 days left in the year. struggle, smacks of political and women; they know it all. own expense. This confusion sion of the National Assembly opportunism and hypocrisy. Returning to the notion of Highlights in history on this date: definitely leads to the rest of that there should be no black Reconciliation, ctmI:rary to your propaganda, the operation of -* 1503 - Spanish forces defeat French army and enter the world thinking that we still . Namibian newsreaders, despite belief, is not as simple as for­ unwritting bias is difficult ei­ Naples, Italy. do not know what we are doing the fact that there are many give and forget, but it calls ther to locate or prove. It is a and they even question our such people in Namibia who * 1619 - Execution of Johann van Oldenbameveldt for upon all Namibians to sit down ·question of who is, or who is independence. The long dis­ were trained outside the coun- treason leaves.Maurice Prince of Orange suprellle in Hol­ and talk about the past, ac­ not accorded the statu~ of an puted mandate was supposed try. land. knowledge what happened in . accredited witness. to be administered until we Well, Sackey Namugongo * 1779 - France abandons Goree, West Africa, to Britain. the past, and then shape their The nervousness one has were capable .of 'ruliIig our­ was given that recognition, but 1809 - French army under Napoleon Bonaparte takes future. . observed within certain quar­ * selves' . Now that we do - with he too is not given the chance From your criticism of the ters ofthe media in the treat­ Vienna. . the exception of WaivisBay to read news. What I am talk­ Cassinga clip, it would seem ment of the Cassinga event, * 1835 - Hintza, chief of the Xhosa people, shot dead during wh,ichmaintains the status quo ing about is something others that 'good' television must be reflects the basic contradiction the 3rd Kaffir War. . . in some quarters -Js it not time are also complaining about. plain, simple and straightfor­ between the manifestations * 1871- Law of Guarantees inltalydeclares Pope's person that we questioned the world It is a pity that the Voice of ward. . which the media are called on inviolable· and allows him possession of the Vatican. body's responsibility over its Namibia radio broadcast ceased Uni:JIlcsiionably, tele-history, to explain and inteIpretandthe former baby? to exist. But 1 still feel that the * 1888 - Serfdom is abolished in Brazil. like the clip shown on NBe intetpretive framework which With the increasing infor­ Minister of Information and * 1915 - Lusitania riots in Cape Town. news, has strong denotative you have, as a newspaper, mation explosion, interdepend­ Broadcasting should look into * 1925 - Lord Milner dies. features: it gives hard infor­ available to you. ence and improved communi­ this matter seriously. We don't * 1962 - Gunman tries to assassinate Indonesia's President mation of what actually took Finally, the government had cation, the global village is want Namiian broadcasters who Sukarrlo, but Sukarno escapes injury. . place on that dreadful day. no hand in forcing the NBC to becoming smaller. All the more were trained outside to feel However, there are also the broadcast the said clip. NBC * 1968 -Peace negotiations officially open in Paris between reason to give our culture its that they have been thrown into connotative aspects inherent in personnel are professionals, United States and North Vietnam. place in the sun. the wastepaper basket. * 1969 - More than 100 people are reported killed in race the viewers, and considering who were appointed on the basis There are a lot ofNamibians riots in Malaysian city of Kuala Lumpur. TCIDAMBO that Namibia is a multi-party of competence, experience and! who received their academic 197U - Israel attacks Lebanon to try wiping out guerrilla BRISTOLUK demoeracy with a variety of or qualifications. Therefore, the studies outside the country, and * political affiliations, it is under­ decision to include the 'con­ bases. were deliberately blocked from standable why some viewers troversial' clip was entirely that getting jobs in their owncoun­ * 1973 - Nineteen nations begin talks in Vienna aimed at Cassinga clip found the Cassinga clip 'bru­ ofNBC. try, but our outside,trained cutting number of troops in Europe. An open letter tal' , even more so since not all And it is therefore hypocriti­ broadcasters are worst affected * 1975 - US Marines, warships and planes are placed on Namibians were fighting on .cal on the part of the socalled by the policy of national rec­ alert in western Pacific after seizure of US merchant ship to The Times the same side of the war. This concemed parents to suggest onciliation. Mayaguez by Cambodians. is only human. That is why I that they cannot explain to their * 1988 - Riot police storm sacred Temple Mount complex I REFER to your editorial, am not swprised that even today children, how innocent chil­ KAKEDE KANANGULA in Jerusalem and fire rubber bullets at Moslem worshipers. Times of Namibia, May 6, in we find Germans who are nerv- dren were killed intentionally GROOTFONTEIN * 1990 - Two American airmen slain near dark Air Force B~e, Philippines, in attack blamed on Communist rebels. Muyongo reports Today's Birthdays: Sit Artbur Sullivan, English composer (1842-1900); Joe Gwen ·Lister to Louis US former heavyweight boxing champion (1914- 1981)~ Peter Gabriel, English pop singer (1950-); Stevie STIJDENTS whose teachers accuse them of staring into space can Wonder, US pop singer (1950-). learn how to do it properly and get praised for it! the Media Council The Astrology Workshop is organising a five-day Astro Camp in Thought For Today: July aimed at teaching people - children ;u:1d adults - more about the THE media liaison office~ of the Democratic Tumhalle Alliance stars. The camp will be held at a fann in the Khomashochland, where (DTA), Ferdinand Tjombe, last Wednesday informed The Na­ there will be an observation station, tents and rooms on hand. The height of folly is to live poor so you can die rich - mibian that DTA acting president, Mishake Muyongo, had re- Anonymous. As well as learning about the star system, participants will be taught how to operate manual and motorised telescopes. . ported the newspaper to the Media Council. . . . Including food, costs will be about RSO to ROO, dependmg on . The complaint concerns the column, Pohbcal Perspective, TIlE NAMIBIAN, PO BOX 20783, WINDHOEK. transport arrangements. . written by.Gwen Lister in which she took the DT~ to task f~r an A contribution towards the fanner's expenses can also be made editorial in Die Republikein concerning the Cassmga Day VIdeo TELEPHONE: (061) 36970/1/2/3/4 depending on how many people apply to join in the camp. Anyone footage used on NBC television on May 4. . FAX: (061) 33980; TELEX: 3032 interested in joining for th~ weekend onI y are also welcome to apply. When The Namibian requested a copy of the statement outlin­ Applications should be made to ~s Enke, ~O Box 5198, Wmd­ ing the complaint last night, Tjombe said deta~s had only bee~ STREET AlJDRESS: 42 JOHN MEINERT hoek. People who would like to stay m rooms m the farmhouse can supplied to those reporters who had reque s te~ 1t: . STREET, WINDHOEK. apply directly to Mrs Alhert at the Farm Niedersachsen, Khomashoch­ This newspaper is therefore unable to pr~vlde 1tS readers WIth land. more details as to the nature of the complamt.

'. THE NAMIBIAN Monday May 131991 7 Border lights shine for victims of war -

THE HIGH wire fences With night now fallen, we between which we stood KA TE BURLING could watch the candle lights seemed ludicrously small flicker long after the the c~n­ reason to kill, but through­ border along 200 kilometers of voy ofbakkies had headed back out history, arguments sandy road into "Botswana. A towards the Botswanan bor- der. ' , over national boundaries few had come all the way from Gaberone. The Nanubian delegation was have sparked a thousand One was Tshegofatsa Phaphe already , planning the " next wars. from the Botswana Red Cross meeting before the dust of the On Wednesday evening the head office. vehicles lu!.d settled, " only things being lit in the No As the two-hour time-limit • 'We can bring more p~ople Man's Land separating Namibia approached, the goodbyes began and organise it so that we can from Botswana were candles. - warm handshakes, juggling a stay longer," said Patrick Between the barbed wire and precarious candle-flame in the Simitaa cO-,ordinator for com­ the sign-boards announcing , other hand. Phaphe was one of munitY development in Na­ national limits, some 60 people the last to leave amid repeated mibia. "We can eat together from Namibia and Botswana promises on both sides that the and camp together. We can renewed the Red Cross pledge meeting would be the,first of keep the candles burning all to "light the darkness" for many. night long .• , victims of war. Bordered by three countries - Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe - Botswana had been chosen to host the candle-light­ ing ceremony which took place simultaneously along its na­ tional boundary. LIGHTING the darkness: members of the Namibian and Botswanan Red Cross so­ For the Namibia Red Cross, cieties light candles jn No Man's Land in support of victims of war worldwide. still to become a fully-fledged society after long being part of its South African counterpart, this was the ,first time it had made international links in its own right. The ceremony was very simple. A few speeches under­ lining the call for solidarity with war victims and the ex­ change of small gifts offriend­ ship: a carved Kavango box from Namibia; coloured brass badges from the Botswanan Red Cross. Each group taught the other a handful of songs, the candles were lit, then spon­ taneous singing and dancing began as darkness fell across the edges of the Kalahari.

New venture Rim 'CROSS volu~ John Neumbo is given~ B~~ It was im improvised affair; Red Cross badge by Ghanzi Planning officer Loeto Dil­ no one was exactly sure how it ampi ina show.ofsolidarity betw~n the'two organisa- DANCING uf: the dm'k: spontaneous'singing and 'dancing6egaIi after th/, candle- should go. It was the first time tions; ':" -, ,Ir, ' " " lighting ceremo~!. ",':' , ' ,_ ," ", ' " , ' "' " the two countries ,fud met 'iD.

this w~y - waved through bor­ ,,),'" der forrliiltities for a'strieftwo­ ,I hour exchange cif greetings. - .~ While the meeting , pro­ gressed, border traffic contin­ unicef 0 ued to r"oll through the gate Suitable-qualified applicants are invited (J apply I marking the end of Namibian N amibia's ,~ only 4-star luxury 'hotel 'requires a motivated~ for the following position~ territory some two kilometres confident persoriJ b complement- ~ur professional ' ,- _r into No Man's Laild. Herero SUPPL V ASSISTANT ' "< management teain.:in,the post of _ women 'sitting among their (Windhoek, Nam:o:a) possessions on the back of open RESERVATI01~~S ' MANAGERlESS ' Purpose: To prOVide procurement!supply/ bakkies stared curiously at the logistics support from Windhoek, Namibia to group assembled between the This key niemberof our team 'will have at least 2 years UNICEF's programme of assistance in Angola, fences. They were on their way experience in Hotel ReceptioniResevations or Travel Agency/ with special emphasis on the southern back home, or to visit family provinces of Cunene, Huila and Kuando and friends ~ people from whom Airline Consultancy on a supervisory level. Computer Kubango. ' they were diYided by a pattern experience Will be a require~ent. Minimum requirements: of borders arbitrarily drawn - , , *High se;nool I.lIploma. Specialized training in across their communities. We offer an attractive remuneration package including Too often a place of fear and benefits associated with this large internati<;>nal hotel group. supply/procurementllogistics an asset. mistrust, a gathering point for *Familiarity with political, social and the homeless, a bottleneck for N amibian citizens will receive ,preference. geographical conditions in Angola and Namibia the trapped, 'the border' was Please apply in writing with curriculum vitae, copies of necessary. symbolically transformed into 3-5 years experience in supply/procurement! a place ~ f hope and interna­ relevant certificates and references to: logistics operations. ' tional fiiehdship for a short *Fluency in English (oral and written) essential. time on Wednesday. ' , Mr Nic Rawlins Knowledge of Portugese a distinct advantage. Rooms Division'Manager Salary and Benefits: _! . Cross-section " , "-' Kalahari Sands H.otel UNICEF as part of the United'Nations common ' The small delegation of eight PO'Box 2254 system offers competitive national salaries, Namibians was greeted by' a benefits and alllowances. cross-section of BotswanaD Windhoek Namibia Note: This Is a temporary assignment for 3 society. ,As well as Red Cross or call (061) 36900 ext 3101. months. UNICEF cannot guarantee workers, there were local coim­ -- continued employment after this period. cillors, teachers, policemen, nurses, secretaries. drivers, Please send your application along with housewives. and men women detailed resume (CV) in English to: and children who had simply Sun Int-ernatio nal Personnel Officer, UNICEF, PO BOx 1706, come along for the occasion. •- Windhoek, 9000 Mos't were from Ghanzi, the Closing date: 17 May 1991 first big town across of the 8 Monday May 13 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

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Autoqip 40 40 Picknpay 2300 2350 2315 Laser lOO 120 Friday's quotations for unit trusts: Bergera 230 230 Reggies 15 26 26 1.0='1 25 Bertrad 55 Sanlic 22 Putco 215 230 225 General Equity Funds: Cashbil 430 430 Scoclik 315 350 315 Racy 40 - , Allegro 96,36 89,97 5,99 Qicks 1800 Score 500 Trencor 68QO 7000 Cnagalo Unitran BOEGrowth n/a n/a n/a 2350 2400 2400 Shield 85 90 90 600 600 Contrav 40 Shoprit 380 390 Unitran 16pccd 550 Fedgr,) 109,98 102,77 n/a Cumow 32 40 35 . Smart 200 200 Developme,Dt Capital Guardbank: Growth 2033,26 1904,73 5,28 Dechold 5 Storeco 1150 1175 Anjet 6 6 Momentum 200,52 187,71 6,65 Dialmov 5 Tradgro 140 145 150 Choice 15 Metfund 153,82 143,24 5,48 !)ropinn 115 • Trgr A 7pccp 80 Cityhld 100 Eddies 30 Trgr 13pc Ocd 160 Cfc 600 . NBS Hallmark 791,26 738,85 7,77 Edgars 5050 Tradhld 75 Dpf-inv 40 NorwichNBS 299,51 279,68 9,00 Focus 15 Tradhld13pccd 65 Enrol 48 Old Mutual Investors 227,0,17 211 6,95 5,68 Fosclmi 14500 Tradhld13acd 55 Filati Safegro 109,74 102,36 7,74 Hicorl 30 35 35 Walhold 570 600 Hyperet -- 20 Hiscore 600 615 600 Waltons 570 590 580 Lanchem 2 4 2 Sage 2015,93 1882,69 5,25 Ibjoffe 67 Wooltru 7500 7750 Leppin 1 Sanlam 1403,18 1311,95 6,00 Lefie 6900 7000' Wooltru-a- 7500 Macmed I1 11 Sanlam Index 1130,96 1057,86 5,10 Mashold 300 · 390 Sugar Maxmech I Senbank: General 104,20 98,94 Metro 290 300 290 Crookes 525 515 Norvic 12 n/a Midas 300 320 Tongaat 1600 1610 1600 Nova 90 Southern Equity 153,87 144,07 5,50 Milstan 55 65 Tobacco and Match Quantwn 2 Standard 984,08 925,43 7,77 Musica 45 LMatch 300 300 Quich:o 7 Syfrets Growth 219,70 205,16 6,38 OK 1200 1500 RembBeh 1280 1290 1285 Romerul 10 Penbo.-d 55 Remgro 1775 1825 1Ti5 Shocraf 50 UAL 1731,20 1624,10 6,52 Penpin 110 115 Tegkor 1140 Spicer 28 Volkskas 111,11 103,93 n/a Pepgro 7pc Cp 2600 Tib 1150 1200 1150 VeDture Capital Specialist equity I:unds: Pepkor 8000 8500 8500 Utico 4000 4100 Nci 1 2 Guardbank Resoun:es 135,91 127,22 7,31 Pep 2900 TraDsportatloD Tecfin 20 Sage Resources 108,88 101,97 8,04 Pikwik 1125 1225 1150 Cargo 160 Sanlam Industrial 825,42 771,79 4,81 Sanlam Mining 298,68 278,98 5,95 S~ Dividend. 363,00 338,68 6,53 Senbank Industrial 104,61 99,33 n/a Southern Mining . 129,10 120,88 6,58 A disasterous year Standard Gold 176,11 165,36 8,46 ~ UAL Mining and Resoun:es 348,29 326,34 5,85 UAL Selected . Opportunities 1421,76 1329,75 5,27 247,04 for relief agencies Old Mutual Mining 230,31 6,92 Old Mutual Industrial 287,58 267,~9 n/a Old Mutual Gold Fund 114,02 106,25- 7,70 BOSTON: Before the Gulf War, our Africa appeals because they came relief groups. Income/Gilt Funds: before millions of Kurds streamed out at the end of the year or early this Charney said about 100000 dollars Corbank 103,35 102,36 17,95 into refugee camps, before the year - when people were interested have been pouring into Oxfam Amer­ Guardbank Income 116,55 114,16 16,81 Bangladesh cyclone bit, Oxfam first in the Gulf, then the Kurdish ica every day for the last few weeks. Old Mutual Income 107,44 105,20 15,27 America was cutting its budget situation, then Bangladesh." But it is hard to make up for a slow Standard Income 91,18 90,18 16,17 Medecins Sans Prontieres says its donation year. Syfrets Income 107,03 105,95 1~,29 and expectations. most pressing problem at present is "The problems every day seem to UAL Gilt 1095,07 1084,12 15,68 Now, it is joining other private re- the Kurds. be greater and greater inmagnitude,"

lief agencies across the world and , "The probl em IS. not money, as s~;d~ FaUZl'a Ahmed, a Bangladeshi Closing exchange rates against the rand struggling to provide aid to millions of we've just had some funds made avail- woman who co-ordinates Oxfam disaster victims. "We ;!.te all working able by the European Community, but America's south Asia efforts. sell T.T.Buyirig A.M.Buying S.M.Buying 18 hours a day. We've been working of people to carry out the work," said Naef said the league has appealed US$ 2,8070 2,7870 2,7675 2,7500 overtime, on weekends, we call each spokesman Dumaine. "We won't be for 59 million dollars in international . Sterling 4,8360 4,7760 4,7305 4,6915 other at home," said Lisa Mullins, able to face another crisis of the nature emergency ~d to Africa this year but Austrian shilling 4,3230 4,3795 4,4075 4,4320 programme office for disaster assis- of Kurdistan, as we are strained to the has received less than 10 percent So Australian $ 0,4540 0,4600 0,4735 0,4780 tance at InterAction, an umbrella group limits of human resoun:es." far. She added that the league has Belgian franc 12,5500 12,7500 12,8500 12,9500 for 132 US relief agencies. Dramatic front-page photos of vic- already made 28 appeals for interna- Pula 0,7160 0,7255 0,7290 0,0000 Aid agencies in Europe and Japan tims Qfwarandnaturaldisastershave tional help in four months this year, Canadian$ _0,4090 0,4155 0,4195 0,4225 reported similar concerns, with Mede- helped raise 'awareness about the need compared with 35 all of last year. - Swiss franc 0,5200 0,5270 0,5300 0,5330 coiscins SansDumaine Prontieres saying spokesman the Prenchphy- Pran- ....--for______donations to non-profit, apolitical Sapa-AP _ Deutsche Mark 0,6145 0,6230 0,6270 0,6300 sicians' group was "strained to the Danish Krone 2,3470 2,3780 2,3975 2,4140 limits of human resources." Pesetas 37,9000 38,5000 38,9000 39,2500 Until recently, Oxfam America's Finnish Mark 1,4350 1,4545 1,4700 1,4835 main worry was starvation in the Horn French Franc 2,0790 -2,1060 2,1195 2,1315 SOVIET COAL of Africa, said Joel Charny, the or­ Drachma 67,1000 67,9000 68,8500 69,6500 ganization ' s overseas director. Hong Kong $ 2,7680 2,8035 2,8225 2,8385 "We don't even have money for Irish punt 4,3580 4,3045 4,2795 4,2580 disaster assistance there," he said. Indian rupee 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 John McGrath, a spokesman at Italian lire 453,7500 459,9000 464,6000 468,6000 STRIKE ENDS Oxfam's London headquaters, said the Yen 49,2000 50,1500 50,3500 49,9000 group is "obviously extremely 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 MOSCOW: Coal miners returned to work in all but a handful of Kenyan shilling 9,8110 stretched. The emergency unit is Mauritian rupee 5,6715 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 mines last week, ending a two-month strike that brought little working all hours of the day, and our Malawian kwacha 1,0045 1,0180 1,0245 0,0000 success except a promise of new elections. "People were tired of emergency warehouse has been emp­ Guilder 0,6920 0,7010 0,7060 0,7105 struggling," said Boris Vasilenko, spokesman for the Independent tied several times over in the past few Norwegian krone 2,3905 2,4210 2,4600 2,4930 Miners' Union. "We were unable to achieve anything real ... We weeks." 0,6030 0,6110 0,6175 0,6230 WEre NZ$ McGrath said the only series of badly prepared and bad no resources." Pakistani rupee 8,2115 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 disasters in recent memory even close The strike cost !be bani-pressed Soviet At its height, the strike made 300 55,0000 55,8000 Escudos 53,4000 54,1000 to today's were the disasters of 1988: economy billions of dollars, yet the 000 of the country's 1,2 million min­ 0,0000 0,0000 Seychelle rupee 1,9055 0,0000 floods in Sudan, a cyclone in Bangla­ miners failed to win their demands for ers idle, and one-quarter to one-third Swedish krone 2,2220 2,2400 2,2555 2,1935 desh and hurricanes in Caribbean. the resignation of President Mikhail of its 600 mines. 0,6360 0,6420 Singapore $ 0,6270 0,6390 "But those disasters were not on Gorbachev, dissolution of the parlia­ It affected coalfields througllout the Zambian kwacha 20,2455 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 quite the same scale," he said. "Ithas ment, better working conditions and country, from the Ukraine in the West ZW$ 1,0705 1,0885 1,0940 0,0000 been particularly desperate of late. " wages indexed to inflation. to Sakhalin in the F:ar East, and from These rites prevailed at 15h30 and are Sllbject to alterations. British Oxfam is still tabulating how The strike did help push Goroachev Kazakhstan in the South to the Vorkuta much it's spent in the past fiscal year. to agree to quick signing of a new in the North. But at a rough guess, McGrath said Union Treaty, followed by a new Coal miners earn an ave;age of 375 they distnbuted about 15 million pounds constitution' within six months and rubles (664 dollars a month), about 40 100 oil companies to attend seminars e25,5 million dollars) of aid. elections for parliament and the presi­ percent more than the national norm. Michio It'~, a spokesman for the dent. Prime Minister Valentin Pavlov of­ WINDHOEK: Over 100 international oil companies have registered to attend private Japanese c.entre for Interna­ But with the economy collapsing, fered to double their wages over the seminars promoting petroleum exploration inNamibia to be held in London and tional Co-operation, which helps co­ the union disintegrating, and fears of next year, if production rises. Houston, Mines and Energy permanent secretary Dr Leake Hangala said last ordinate private relief efforts among dictatorship rising, many Soviets are Russia has promised miners the right week.- The Namibian government announced the opening of the first bidding nearly 200 groups, said Japan also was skeptical the elections will ever occur. to opt for private ownership of their round for oil exploration in the country in March. feeling the pinch. The strikers also won Kremlin agree­ mines. Hangala said in :l. press release that international companies had shown "Everything seems to be happen­ ment to transfer control of more than Tass said the Kumetsk miners would " overwhelming interest" in oil exploration and that over 20 companies had ing in rapid succession, and relief half the country's mines to the Rus­ immediately begin producing 60 000 already indicated they wished to apply for exploration licenses. workers are having a hard time keep­ sian Federation from the national metric tons of coal daily, about 80 The London seminar will take place from May 12 to 17, and the one in ing up," he said. government. pen:ent of normal output. Houston, Texas, from May 21 to 24. Topics to be covered include Namibia's In Geneva, Ann Naef of the 147- Russian leader Boris Yeltsin has Kuznetsk is the country's second geological structure and oil potential, the legal framework for exploration, the nation League of Red Cross and Red promised to iillow the mines to control most important coal producing region, fiscal regime, the COl4,-try' s infrastructure, government policy on foreign Crescent Societies said the new crises the revenues from 80 per cent of the after the Ukraine's Donetsk coal ba-, investment as well as other practical and logistical procedures. ,. are swallowmg up p,ublic generos­ coal they produce, instead of the 6 sj.n. It is a key energy supplier to The Namibian government's delegation to the seminar will be led by the ity. percent permitted by the national industries in the Ural MountainS. - depu!y Minc:s ~d E~er~!~ster, J Nyamu. - ~_a~a._~ ____ _ , •We've had a very poor response to government. Sllpa-AP. . - ~ - -- --....-...-.._- - ....~ "- ..:..... • . - .... .-"" ----...... ~--"'"'."'r...... -. ~ .... _ .. _ '-<.~-~-.. __ ~ ...... 4 '1;. ... -&.~_...... -.~~--...... ~~ '- ..~""":. _ • .".,.-!".,.""'+',~ '" _ 10 Monday May 13 1991 THE NAMIBIAN IN BRIEF Dohuk the key to Rebel attack LONDON: Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, saying his LIS80N: FigIttingbetween country was" on the verge of chaos, " warned that US conserva­ Kurdish homeland _ tives could push th~ superpowers into a new Cold War. He also Angolan rebels and govern­ ment forCes left 61 peOple dead implied he could again tighten restrictions in the SQviet Union. on Friday, 38 of them rebels, KANIMASI, Iraq: A major Allied operationto ~epatri· . Barz.;mi met with President "Chaos can be easily created, " Gorbachev said in an interyiew in the ' east~m town of Luena ate Iraqi Kurds was delayed when both trucks and Saddam Hussein t(t diseuss an . with The Sunday Times. "We are on the verge of chaos, because accordiOgto an: An:golan mili~ refugees failed to materialize, but officials say about 190 autonomous homeland for the we are abandoning a command economy and because we are Kurds in northern. Iraq. The moving towards a situation where all the various actors will be tary staterllent. · ~ Krirds have already returned to Iraq on their own. ~ ~. ~.. ~ ' Nine Angolan'soldiers were ;. ,. " '. official Iraqinews ~ncy gave killed in the clashes along with 'The effort aims to bring most TheAllieshavecarvedouta no details about .tlle discus;­ 'ilf we stoP , the p~ocess, we could have to 'reimpose the 14 civilians; the statement said, ?f the approximately 260 000 protectedzoneinnorthernIraq sions. co~d system." His wife, Raisa, echoed his yjews. quoted by the Portuguese News refugees still in camps on the for the refugees. but it does not And the head of the UN re­ -"Now is the peak of tension," she said. "''rhe storm is Agency Lusa . Turkish border to their coun- _ incluQ.e Dohuk. which is still lief effort. Prince Sadruddin . happening and Mikhail Sergeyevich is in the eye of the storm." Luena, the capital of Mox­ try Within a. month. Also on occupied by the ·Iraqis. Dohuk Aga Khan, said the ' United In an interview last week withRupert MU1'doch, chief executive ico province, has been coming Saturday, an Iraqi generallllet natives are believed to make Nations plans tq expand its ofNews Intemationill, which owns the Sunday Times, Gorbachev under leeg-range fire from Unita a Kurdish rebel leader in the up at least half the more than humanitarian operations in said that right wing Americans were seeking to put pressure on the since April land Angolan first face-to-face talks between 450000 Iraqis who fled. northern Iraq. He spoke in Soviet Union, and were influencing American foreign policy. the two sides on the future of In other developments, Turkey after touring several , '(Former president Richard) NIXon and (Nixon' s secretary of offi~ials say 400 civilians have been killed there. the provincial capital of Dohuk. Kurdish rebelleaderMassoud refugee camps. - Sapa-AP. state Henry) Kissinger and (former national security advisor In a military communique Zbignew) Brzezinski have become more active, because of the on Friday, Angola said its troops Gulf War and because of the difficult situation we have with had killed 247 rebels around perestro~. They think their time has come again, " he said. Luena in the past week. The Soviet system has liberalized under perestroika reforms. Fighting has continued de­ , , American farmers are being told ~ they cannot have credit spite the signing of a prelimi­ for grain exports to us," he said. "The United States has vetoed nary peace agreement on May exports of computers to us. The right wing in Am~rica is not just 1 to halt the 16-year civil war, trying to put pressure on us, it has succeeded in making changes including a ceasefire from May in American policy." 15 and the signing of a full He added, "If we allow the US-Soviet relationship to deterio­ peace accord at the end of May. rate there will be a new Cold War. Or at least rainy weather. " - Sapa-AP. Peace rally

DURBAN; Hopes f1>( an end . to political ,,,,Vi(jlexice . in~ ' the Umgabapa area"" qn '"'Natal's Smith cOast were raised "on. Sunday after a successful joint African Natio~ Congress/ Inkatha Freedom Party peace rally in the area. The ANC's Southern Natal chairman,. Jacob Zuma and Inkatha's natiOnal chainnan Dr Frank Mdlalose both expressed optimism after the rally that the joint peace initiative would help end violence in the area. Baker back

DAMASCUS; US Secretary of State James 8aker arrived in Syria on Saturday at the start of his fourth post-war Middle East tour as Arab gulf states said they were prepared to at­ tend a peace conference. American aid

WASHINGTON: President George Bush ordered the Pen­ tagon to send an amphibious task force to help Bangladesh recover ' from last month's devastating typhoon, which caused nearly 140000 deaths, a White House spokesperson said at the weekend. Nepal poll

KATHMANDU; Nepal's gov­ ernment took steps to prevent sabotage from leftists and drunkards as more than 11,1 million Nepalese prepared to vote in the first democratic parliamentary elections in 32 years. Bad times

HOT SPRINGS, Virginia: The United St~tes' top corporate bigwigs said the recession plaguing the :coumry should 'ease by the end of the year but will be followed by a long penod of only mildly. better times because of massive government, 90nsumer and business debt. * Reports from Sapa, Agence France·Presse, Associated Press -.--

THE NAMIBIAN Monday May 13 1991 11

",.' KKblames Twenty-seven killed as Zulu SA unrest · onSADF Qlob att3~ks sqo.atter C.3JIlP right-wing ...... :..''''N ' .( .,. ~ ~._~j . .oJ.;" r : _.. ::..4~~ . ' "<>: i ~:' ~ fl ' LUSAKA: Heads ' of six

~' .... _. ·1 ~ Frontline.States met here JOI.lANNESBURG: A rampaging mob of Z1,IluS killed· assailants stonned their shacks avoid a confrontation, police the burnt and hacked bodies of -'on ' Saturday with anti· twenty-seven people in a pre-dawn attadt on die Sw.ev­ at about 04h5S, and attacked escorted the hostel dwellers ;., relatives. Some residents were apartheid movement lead­ ille squatter camp in Kagiso near Krugersdo.-p yester­ residents indiscriminately. via a detour back to their hos- seen hurriedly leaving the area ers .in a bid to end fac­ day· morning• . Residents alleged the men tels. " with their belongings. tionalviolence in black were off-loaded from a bu's The police .subsequently - Some 500 squatters have South Mrican toWnships. Police confinned 25 to 30 six rounds, 9x9mm rounds, and just- outside the settlement. discovered an, attack on reportedly fled from the camp The African leaders fear the people were also injured, when one box x9mm rounds in the Some witnesses claimed a police Swanieville had already taken and taken refuge in the neigh­ fighting, mainly between the about 1 (XX) men from the single­ search. vehicle escorted the attackers place, and about 82 squatter bouring Indian area of Azaad­ broad-based African National sex hostels in Kagiso, wearing "There is no proof at this to the scene shortly before the shelters and several vehicles, ville, Kruger~doIp . Congress and the Zulu tribe's red head-bands and anned with stage that the attack was pre­ attack. However, the allega- set alight by the attackers, were Since the morning attack, Inkatha Freedom Party, is an spears attacked the camp. planned, and rumours that it . tions were dismissed as " propa­ still burning on the scene, sporadic incidents of stone­ obstacle in talks between Pre­ Police spokesman Major Ray was sparked off by the abduc­ ganda" by Harrald. Harrald said. throwing and petrol-bomb at­ toria and the ANC on South Harrald confirmed that six men tion of an Inkatha supporter He told Sapa a group of about The West Rand township tacks on the police were re- Africa's political future. were arrested in conne:ction with are being investigated," Har­ 800 Inkatha sUpporters were remained tense throughout ported in Kagiso. . . After a six-hour meeting with the attack during a searcli of a rald said. met by police at about 07h00 yesterday. The streets were Further police reinforcements leaders of the ANC and the hostel in Kagiso yesterday just outside the squatter camp. " Attempts were made to hold deserted except for blanket­ were moved in to stabilise the Pan - ~fricanis t Congress, afternoon. discussions with Inkatha and 1hey told the police conunander covered bodies. A few squat­ area yesterday night. Zambian President Kenneth Police took possession of an ANC leaders. No Inkatha lead­ they intended marching through ter dwellers wrapped in blan­ Kagiso, Munsieville and Kaunda blamed the violence AK-47 rifle, one magazine and ers are available and the ANC Kagiso back to their hostel. kets, and anned with crude Swaniesville were declared on secret right-wing elements five rounds, one .22 pistol and refuses to talk to the police," A large group of squatters, weapons, milled around the unrest areas along with BekkeIs­ in the South African Defense three rounds, one .38 pistol he said. anned with sticks and iron rods area. dal near Westonaria, by Law Force. and six rounds, two T(,karef Residents told police later was forming on the northern Women and children lmddled and Order Minister Adriaan Kaunda, Frontline chairper­ pistols, one .38 ruby shot and they were asleep when the side of Main Reef Road. To outside shacks as police counted Vlok on Saturday. - Sapa. son, also appealed to South African President FW de Klerk to intervene. . " It is not possible for a government so powerful in · matters of defence' and s~­ If you accept tha~ ne~ ' i~nc5~;~ " ;: rity not to be able to contain a situation like that," Kaunda tions are inevitable, if you can tell a told reporters. fad from a stylishc;:lassic, and if you The South African activists who met the heads of state believe that preconceptions an~ asserted that • 'the people who are leading most of the fights made to be shattered, you probably are not really Inkatha or ANC, drive a: Corolla GLi Executive. If but a third force," the Zam­ bianleader said. you don't, slip behind the wheeL " We plead with th~ South Surround yourself with a four­ African government to do s0me­ thing about this," he added. " speaker stereo system and fully in­ ... de Klerk must control his right-wing force." tegrated air-conditioning. Inhale the Kaunda is expected to dis­ unmistakable fragrance of leather. cuss the issue further today with an Inkatha delegation, Turn the key and stand by for the officials here said. most pleasant surprise of aiL The The Frontline States com­ prise Angola, Botswana, -<.- smooth delivery of 96 kW power Mozambique, Namibia, Tan­ zania, Zambia and Zimbabwe. from- a superbly refined 16 valve, - Sapa-AP. electronically fuel injected twin cam engine. If you pride yourself on an New SA state open mind, find a stretch of open of emergency? road and open up the Corolla GLi JOHANNESBURG: If nego­ Twin Cam 16 Executive. tiations failed to end violence, the South African government would consider reimposing a };:verything keeps going right State of Emergency and ban­ - - -- ning political organisations, Preconceptions "Tre made to be shattered. Law and Order Minister Adrian Vlok said last night. L L A He was speaking in an inter­ . view on SABC TV's 'Agenda' programme. During the wide-ranging interview, ostensibly on tradi­ Corolla range: 1,3 L; 1,3 GL; 1,6 GL; tional weapons, Vlok 'said he 1,6 GL Auto; 16 Valve Sport; would meet the head of the Sprinter GLS; Sprinter GLS Executive; Inkathat Freedom Party fol­ 1,6 GLX Auto; GLi Twin Cam 16; GLi Twin Cam 16 Executive. lowing the attack on a squatter camp in Kagiso on Saturday, which left 27 people dead. . He also maintained there were no hit squads in the SA Police; that policemen were being psychologically tested to es­ tablish whether they could cope with the present situation; and, that there was no evidence of a socalled 'Third Force'. The interview was preceded by an insert on traditional weapons,. during which Zulu leader Davicl NtombeIa of Pietennaritzburg, said: "When you are man, you believe that you are a Zulu man, you must carry traditional · weapons. If you are not a Zulu, forget about traditional weapons." - Sapa . 12 Monday May 13 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

Strenger-voorwaardes vir hoogverraad drie

DIE oorblywende beskuldigdes in die hoogverraadverhoor, Josef Kleynhans(25), Robin Montgomery(24) en Uwe Tietz(33) sal voortaan drie keer per dag by die polisie in Windhoek moet aanmeld na die staat suksesvol was in haar poging om die ,borgvoorwaardes van die drie te laaf verander. Die uitspraakis Vrydag deur Hulle moet vier maa1 daagliks Kleynhans was op Woensdag Regter 0 'Linn in die hoogger- tussen 06:30 en 07:00, 12:30 en V rydag in die getuiebank en egshof gegee. . . en~ 13:00, 18:30 en 19:00 en tydens sy getuienis het dit geblyk Hierdie drie manne is die tussen 23:30 en 24:00 by die asof Herbert Tietz die mees laaste oorblywende getuies in polisiekantoor in Windhoek prominente figuur in die die hoogverraadsaak wat ver­ . aanme1d tot aan die einde van beplande staatsgreep was. lede jaar begin het. Ses vanhul die verhoor of wanneer die hof Hy het getuig dat Tietz horn mede-aangeklaagdes het sed­ anders bepaal. by ongeveer vier verskillende ertdien die land verlaat n.a lrulle Die drie manne staan tereg . geleenthede u.itgenooi het om . op borg vrygelaat is. op verskeie aanklagte waaron­ 'n braai by te woon. Die Daar bestaan vrese in v~r­ der hoogverraad ingesluit is na staatsgreep is blykbaar by bl.­ Dit is nie di~ Total Tara wedren op 'n geplaveiselde Tony Rust renbaan op die skeie kringe dat die oorbly­ 'n inbraak by die polisiem­ erdie braais beplan. maan nie, maar eerder een van die deelnemers aan die F.P. du Toit wedren vir wende getuies ook die land sal agasyn tussen Hy het egter nie aan die miniatuurmotors wat gedurende die naweek op die parkeerterrein van die Crafts verlaat. John Walters, namens 7 en 6 Julie verlede jaar. versoeke voldoen nie en is op Centre gehou is. die staat het, aange~oer die Tydens die inbraak het 'n groot 'n sekere stadium selfs gedreig moontlikheid bestaan daar sal aantal wapens en ammunisie met die dood van sy broer indien binnekort geen getuies in die van die polisie verdwyn. hy nie die braais bywoon nie. saak wees rue indien hierdie Die wapens sou blykbaar Die saak word vandag drie ook daarin sou slaag om gebruik word om die huidige voortgesit F.P~ du Toit hOll Grand Prix die land te verlaat. regering omver te gooi. 'n WEDREN vanradiobeheerde nie uitgesluit nie en indien dit nie en 'n botsing kan die eienaar miniatuunnotors is op Saterdag, !€rige motors was sou die meeste 'n aardige bedraggie uit die 11 Mei, op die parkeerterrein renjaers sommige van die sakjaag. van die Crafts Centre gehou ongelukke nie oorleef het nie. V olgens Venter is hierdie rafts Centre help met die doel om die sentrum Party van die motors het sportsoort ouut in die land en verder aan die publiek bekend voortgejaag terwyl hul kajuite wen dit vinnig veld. te steI. heeltemal afgestamp is. Groot manne het so os klein Die motortjies het teen Die wedren is deur F.P. du seuntjies met hul radios ges­ asemrowende snelhede om die Toit Vervoer geborg en vol­ taan en die motortjies om die tu isnywerhede baan en oor die versperrings gens . Johan Venter, baan gestuur en geoordeel aan gejaag tol groot vermaak van Hoofbestuurder van Crafts die uitdrukkings van konsen­ veral die kinders wat teenwoor­ Centre, sou dit nie moontlik trasie op hul gesigte het dit JO HAN Venter, Hoofbestuurdervan die Crafts Centre, Venter se reis word gedeel­ dig was. Soos met die meeste wees sonder hierdie borg nie. gelyk of ditnet die warejakob wil baie grllag die sentrum onder die aandag van die telik deur ~ewveld Ventures groot 'wedrenne was ongelukke Die motortjies is nie te goedkoop is. publiek en boitelandse kopers bring en sal later van­ en ~amib Air geborg maar hy deesmaand na die Impoii Faii in Doitsland reis om die ondervind nog probleme om iemand te kry wat sy verb­ sentrum verder bekend te stel. lyfonkostes sal borg. Die sentrum word mdersteun . Roemene· kom deur ~ewveld Ventures eO'die doel is om privaatpersone te help met die skepping van nuwe werksgeleenthede. Die bedryf is nie op winsbejag bespreek handel ingestel nie eo word volgens Venter huidiglik bedryf teen '0 verlies vir ~ewveld Ven­ 'n HANDELSAFV AARDIGING vanaf Roemenie het gister in Namibie aangekom tures maar tot voordeel van om samesprekings met verskeie regeringsliggame en organisasies in die privaatsek­ privaatpersone wat hul ware tor te voer oor handelsbande tossen die twee lande. Roemenie word in die afvaardig- . vanaf die sentrum verkoop. Die doel van die projek is ing verteenwoordig deur onder andere Napoleon Pop, Staatsekretaris en Hoofvan die om privaatpersone in staat te Departement vir Buitelandse Handel van Roemenie, Petre Vlasceanu, Buitengewone stel omhul eie handelsbedrywe Ambassadeur en G. Vicenteu. . te begin en uit te brei tot volwaar­ Die afvaardiging gaan han­ Roemenie en ~amibie is byna ooreenkomste met die land aan dige besighede. delsbetrekkinge inet ver­ identies aangesien beide lande te gaan. Hulle stel belang in Die ware wat . vervaardig skillende ministeries in die land besig is om grootskaalse 'Ver­ eksplorasie vir olie in die land. word, word by die Crafts Centre bespreek. Ministeries wat anderinge te ondergaaIL Oor die visnywemeid se Ion aan die publie~ . en. toeriste genoem is. sluit in Myne en Hybeskou die besoek as baie Porojan,' die Kanselier van verkoop .en ;dukte.deur landse Sake . . Albei die lande kan voor­ besltik volgens horn oor 'n ' die Crafts Centre te koop Dair sal ook samesprekings deel trek uit wedersydse han­ visvloot wat groot genoeg is aanbied..Die produkte sluit baie met verskeie semi-staatsin­ delsbetrekkinge. om ~amibie in al sy behoeftes handvervaardigde artikels soos stellings en privaatmaatskappy Roemenie stel belang in die by te staan. houtsneewerk, tra.disionele gevoer word. aktivering van die ~amibiese Roemenie is ' 'h land wat kleredrag, matte, ensovoorts Die afvaardiging is gister deur ekonomie om gesonde han­ aansienlik gevorderd is in die die Adjunk-MinistervanHan­ delsbetrekkinge 'met hierdie meeste handelssektore. Die del en ~ywerheid, Anton von land te bevorder. vernaamste uitvoere van die Wietersheim, ontvang. Pop se Roemenie kan die land behels trekkers, motors, Napoleon Pop het gisteraand mynwese in die land tot voor­ natuurlike gas, petrol, plaat­ ANTON von Wietersheim, Adj van Han­ gese die doel van die besoek is deel wees met die verskaffing metaal, aluminium, kunsmis, del en Nywerheid, saam met Napoleon Pop, Roemeense om kontak te maak met ver­ van masjine.rie. Landbou in olieprodukte ell; sement, om 'n skillendepersone in die land ~amibie kan voordeel trekuit paar te noem. Staatssekretaris en Hoofvan die Departement vir Boite­ en verwagtinge is dat 'n han­ die ervaring wat Roemeniehet Die afvaa.rdiging sal tot landse Handel maak dieper kennis tydens 'n funksie wat delsooreenkoms gedurende in die besproeiing van landerye. Woensdag in die lan~ wees gisteraand in 'ilplaaslike hotel gehou is om die Ro­ hierdie ~eek tussen die twee Roemenie het ook baie er­ wanneer dit verwag word om emeense Handelsafvaardiging welkom te heet in die lande onderteken k.rui word. varing in die oliebedryf en is 'n handelsooreenkoms tussen - land. . . Pop se di~ omstaI!dighe~ in bereid om in die veld ook die twee lande te teken. THE NAMIBIAN Monday May 13 1991 13

Omauliko goongombe gotan­ tayi landula). gotango mOmangetti, goludhi Omukwaniilwa mwene ndoka moilkalamwenyo, oga SHOKA SHA LI MOMAULIKO gwOshitopolwa shoka Tatekulu li ga ningwa Olyomakaya ga lmmamJel Kauluma Elifas oye , zileko 11,5.1991 momukunda a li a pandula aayenda ya si­ Okapya moshitopolwa sha mana noshigwana ashihe Mangetti na oga li ga eta osh­ GOONGOMBE MOMANGETTI oshowo mboka ya longekidha indji puuyelele shoka sha kala oshiithanene shika shomauliko kashi shiwike ~ koshigwana goongombe. " Waa pandula oshindji shaaniimuna nos­ Omukwaniilwa gwaNdonga moshitopolwa sha Wambo, noyaka, onda pandula unene haanahambo. Tatekulu Immanuel Elifas, OSWALD SHIVUTE MOMANGETTI unene tuu molwokandjila hoka kwaashoka sha.ningwa po". Oministeli osimanekwa Elenga enene lya Ndonga Fil­ okatiligane nOshivelo, oshowo Osho Omukwaniilwa a ti. yUunamapya nUunimuna ippus Andreas Uukule oshowo ya monika mo kutya oyo ya li oshigwana kutya aayenda omaulithilo nuudhigu womeya "Ondaitaalakutyamomumvo nEhumithokomeho lyiitopolwa makwawo gamwe, Okomanda .ye naoongombe dhi li nawa, mboka ye ya 1'0 oolye noolye. moshitopolwa sha Mangetti. tagu ya Omatalitho otaga ka yopondje yoondoolpa, omusa­ , yOpolisi yOshitopolwa ashihe odha zi miimaliwa mbyoka Konima ye Omaulikilo oga Ngoka a landula ko Ominis­ kala ge vule po pwaangaka mane Gert Hanekomngoka ali sha Uumbangalantu wa Na­ yooRanda omayovi gaali patululwa pambelewa ku teli yUunamapya nUunimuna gomrumvo". Okwa gwedha ko a nambele nodhila ye pokapale mibia Omusamane Haulyond­ nomilongo ntano lwaampoka Komufala gwoshitopolwa sha nElmmithokomeho lyIitopolwa nokwlindila Oministeli yUuna­ kopOshivelo ongula yesiku jaba OsOOwo Komufala gwOpo­ R2500 rnbyoka ya li ya gandjwa NdaOgwa omusamane Brian yopondje yOondoolopa, omusa­ mapya kutya, Epangelo ' nali ndjoka, okwa li a thindikilwa lisi mIitopolwa Owambo kOmanga First National Bank­ Simata, ngoka a li ati kutya; mane Gert Hanekomngoka ali kembadhala ngaashi tali vulu ku meme Hanekom nOkaoko omusamane Josef FNB. Iimaliwa mbika nenge "Oshiholekwa shomOmangetti a fatulula oshindji shi na sha opo li _NOenithe omunino nokuAmushanga gwe ta ka­ Ekandjo mwa kwatelwa Aan­ oondjambi dhika odha li dha sha holoka.puuyelele". nOmalalakano gomaulikilo gwomeya ngoka gwa za lelele oshowo pamwe nOnruka­ ambelewa Aakuluntu topolwa patatu pamaludhi f Konima ye okwe ya goaogombe, oon1mndatbana dbi kOshakati gwa lambalala lelipo gwEhangano lyaEuropa yomEpangelo lya Namibia, goongombe dha yooloka. oshipopiwa shOmunafaalama na sha nOkandjila ol?tiligane Ondjila onene yOteya, gu li na sha nehumitho komeho Aatoolinkundana yiifo, yoRa­ Ondjambi yotano, Ooranda nonnmangeshefa a tseyika nawa oshowo egandjo lyorneya miito­ thikithwe kOshivelo gwo gu lyEmona, hoka haku landithwa dioNBC oshowo mboka yOra­ ethele limwe RlOO, Ontiyiili Omusamane Malakia ga Lukas polwa yomanlithilo. ENOK ukithwe wo meni lya Mangetti oonjama dhoka hadhi zi mo dio yomuzizimbe oTV oshowo ooRanda omilo08o hetatu RSO, ngoka a li a ndjandjukununa naye okwa li moshipyu. opo aaniimuna naantu yopo­ namibia, oya li wo ya ende Aaniimuna aanahambo no~g­ omanga ontintatu Ooranda mo Eliwoshipungo nornaudbigu (Oshipopiwa she oshowo mahala mpoka ya mone om­ pamwe ' nOoministeli wana oshindji shoka sha li sha omilongo hamano R60. ngoka geniwe kaanafalama iikwa'wo otayi ka holoka miifo eya. oonkuluntu dhomOkabinete zi mokati koshilongo opo shi Oshiithanene osha li sha Kepangelo lyOrepublika ya ye shi tale shoka tashi ningwa wilikwa kOmunafaalama Namibia, ngaashi Oministeli mOkapya mOmangetti. nOmunangeshefa a tseyika yOmauyelelenIikwakutumwa Oshiithanene osha li sha nawa Israel Iona nosha li sha Omaulikilo noMagandjo Goondjambi mOmbepo Omusmane Hidipo longekidhwa kOkomitiye patululwa negalikano kOmu­ Hamutenya, Oministeli yUunamapya nUuniimuna sitagongalo gwEgongalo lya Konima yiipopiwa okweyaibe osbinenenima shoshituthi. Aanafaalama nAanahambo yEgameno Peter Mweshihange, yomOshitopolwa shAwambo Nyaanya Tatek:ulu Filippus yawo oya Ii ya eta oongombe odhindji dhomaludhi gi ill nogi ill oshowo dhomapipi gi Oministeli yIikwameni Ng­ ndjoka - ya li tayi wilikwa Iimene ngoka a li a ti kutya ill nogi ill. Osha Ii sha holoka kutya Aanahambo· aalithi yiimuna. oyendji kaya Ii ya hifikepunye Pohamba, Omin~ kOmusamane Gabriel Gabes Iimuna oshikwiila sha zi ku lombwelwa kutya elalakano Iyomaulikilo olya kwatela mo naana shike. isteli yOcimina nIikwankondo Sbihepo gwomOngwediva Kalunga. Kaluriga okuhole Andimba Toivo ya Toivo, palongelokum:we nAanam­ iimuna oshoka nOmona gwe Oshokaoshifo shikaoshaka shotango opo ihe dhi ye nande na otaga yono omaludhi Oministeli yIikwangeshefa belelwa yomOministry yUuna­ ome. a valelwa mOshigunda dhimbulula kutya oyendji moshigunda oshitiyali moka goongombe). Osho gumwe nOofambulika Ben Amadhila, mapya nUuniimuna nEhu­ shiimwia. Aantu nayo oye hole yomaanahambo oya luka osh­ mwa li tamu ningilwa oma­ gwomaayoololi a ti. Oministeli yUuyuki mithokomeho lyIitopolwa iimuna omolwaasho ye li inima Omaudhano g~gombe hogololo goongombe dhoka dbi Okwa landula Iilumetana Ngarikutuke Tjiryange, Omin­ yopondje yOondoolopa, mokuti mokati kiilikamanela­ ngaashi haga ningwa noshito vule oonkwawo, inagu enda yoludhi lwoshiwambo moka isteli yOpevi Yiilonga nEhu­ O8aashi Aasamane Kiep Lepen lakano lyokupalutha iimuna kOoyenen yoongombe nawa. mwa dbimbululwa kutya yimwe mithokomeho lyAaniilonga na Peter Hugo oshowo gurnwe yawo opo ya likole mo sha. 'naanahumbo yawo. Oshoka ngoka wa li wu na oya ondoka unene na itayi wa Hadino Hishongwa, gwomEhangano lya Agra Omusamane Imalwa Omolwaasho pwali hanga oonkondo naanabambo yanuka palele oku kalandithwa po Ookomufala dhlitopolwa Sha gwedhina Bester Breurkie. gwOmoshitopolwa shUuna­ pweya okapiyagano okashona po, taya eta oongombe dhoye oshoka kayi na onyama Ndangwa nOshakati, Brian Oondjamhidhokadhalidha mapya nUunimuna, okwa li a pokati kAanafaalama yamwe mbala moshigunda shotango, omagadhi ashike. Okwa lan­ Simataa na Silvanus Vatuva, gandjwa kaanafaalama mboka pewa ompito opo a lombwele oshowo Oonakulitha iimuna­ ongoye wala wa li to vulu dula iilumetana yop~kati , Aanahambo naamboka ya li okuwina oondjambi dha tum­ Oshowo rnbyoka yoombinzim­ taya yoolola mo oongombe bulwa pombanda. bali. Okwa ka landula Oondu­ dhoka dha pumbiwa mOshigunda sbomayoololelo metana nonakuyoolola oya li ongiiholelwa. omwa li mwaetwa oongombe ya ti kutya, Oondumetana Omaulikilo goongombe Shalongo pwa li Oministeli dhomaludhi gi ill nogi ili dhoshiwambo odhindji odha yOmauyelelenIikwakutumwa ngaashi, Oondema kob noonkondo na odha pit­ mOmbepo Omusamane Hidipo dhOshiwambo, oonzinzi ilila pomalandithilo gopashig­ Hamutenya ngoka a endelele dhoshlwambo, taI.nu etwa dhoka wana nogopaigwa.'lll. Oya kOmangetti nokuyelitha nziya eyooloko dha lumbakanithwa, Oonzinzi hogolola mo otshonatsbona lela pokati komauliko goongombe dhopokati. Oonzinzi oonene, dhoka ya mono kutya otadhi panruthigululwakalo nomanliko Uutsezi uushona wOshiwambo opalele. OSWALD SHIVUTEMOSHAKAn ' ngoka tuga ningwa nena. ' naadhoka oonene Oya kunkilila mpoka kutya, Aanafaalama yamwe oyaza dhOshiwambo. Taku landula onyama ombwanawa oyo Omunashipundi gwOkakomitiye kOmaulikilo gopaUnamapya nUunimuna mOshi· po laya nyenyeta, oshoka oonsezi dhooBarmana. ndjoka yongombe inayi k:ulupa topolwa shAwambo, Gabriel (Gabes) Shihepo gwomOngwediva, okwa lombwela omukalo ngoka gwo ku eta-Mo (Omahipi okwa ti anuwa kage na oyo hayi talika uuna omtmt(! oongombe moshigunda shi oongombe oombwanawa to laIiditha ongombe yo ye. oshifo shika mOshakati kutya omasiku sho taga ka kala 11 ga Mei (mOIyomakaya) pOkapya mOshitopolwa sha Mangetti muushilo wa Ndonga otamu ka kala oshiithanene sha kwata miiti shoka hashi ithanwa "CATTLE SHOW"· OMAULIKILO GOON· G.oMBE dhaanahambo mboka ye na oofaalama kOmangetti. IITHEMSU Omusamane Shihepo okwa laadhilo ndika olya etwa po, eegululo pambelewa, omanga ti kutya, kakele kOmaulikilo opo noshigwana shoshene shiye omupopi pehala lyaanafaalama gOmaludhi goongombe, esiku shi kiitaleleko shoshene kutya taka kala Omunangeshefa NOYANA ndjoka Aakwashiithanene otaya iimuna mbyoka yi li kOmaogetti nomunafaalama a simana ka tala nOkulanda iinima yi ili oya tya ngiini naanana otashi omusmane Malakia Lukas ,_ noyi ili mbyoka tayi ka etwa vulika yi etele oNamibia gwokOnesi mUukolonkadhi. TAATAL' po kaakwashigwana. uuyamba wu thike peni nge Otaku landula ihe euliko Kombinga yelandulathano, oya longekidhwa nawa noyi netalo lyOongombenokonima oFIIM Omusmane Shihepo okwa kuthwe omukithi gwiimuna yaashika, sho Oministeli Osi­ OKINO OKINO OKINO lombwele oshifo shika kutya, ngoka, pakuliva, ogwo gwa manekwa yUunamapya 1'EL: (06752) 684/370- - P 0 Box 440 OSHAKATI Omupopi omunene tulitha po Okandjila okatili­ nUuniimuna, Omeya nEhu­ gwOshiithanene shika ota ka gane hoka ke na oomweelo mithokomeho lyIitopolwa IITHEMBU NOYANA TAATAL 'OFILIMA kala Omusamane Gert mbali okuya yopondje yOondoolopa ya tala Otekukalelepo mowambo (North) ayihe~ noteku ulukile ookino Hane~om; Oministeli yUuna­ muushimba.Omweelo gwa ayihe mbikanawa, opo ihe tayi dhoshinanena tadhi nyanyudha: - mapya nUuniimuna, Omeya Shivelo na Kamanjab notashi pewa ompito yi ete po Aakulupe nElrumithokomeho lyIitopolwa ' kelele opo iimuna yetu yi ka oshipopiwa shayo sha simana ~ Aagundjuka yopondje yOondoolopa, ngoka landithwe po , kOomarketa Aanafaalama nayo wo kon­ Aanona pakuuva a tegelelwa aka popye moNamibia nopondje yOshi­ ima yaashika otaya eta po sha, Aakriste sha sha simana shi na sb;lnolruha longo. ye Tatekulu Jmmanuel Kau1uma yalulwa kwaanahambo n1imuna Aakwamahangano mboka ye Elifas Omukwaniilwa gwOshi- Iithembu Noyana Taatal "ofilm ()kwatameka oku u yawo kOshitopolwa sha­ na sha nIikwambelela ya za 10080 sha Ndonga ta pandula lika ookino dhe mo "Club Fantasy" moshakati Kehe: Wambo. Osboka 1imuna yAaka­ komahala gi ili nogi ili muuyuni Aakwashiithanene nokonima *Osoondaha • (7:00pm) 19:00hrs ' limo yokOshitopolwa sha­ nayo ).VO omo taya ka kala Omusita Tatek:ulu Iimene ota *Etiyali. (7:00pm) 19:00hrs W~bo Papangelo ndiyaka mOshiithanene shoka. pata ko negalikano. *Etine • (7:00pm) 19:00hrs ekuiu, oya kala ashike ya talika Omusamane Shihepo okwa Omusmane Gabes Shihepo, Otovu wo oku ithana Iithembu Noyana Taati "ofilm opoeye: ko ongeliko nuuyamba wa ti oshiithanene shika otashi pehala lyOkomitiye yom­ Poskola yoye mwene wayo, nonande tameke pomugoyi gwongula alongekidho, ota indile Pongreka yoye Aapafaalama mbaka ya li taya 09HOO esiku lya turnbulwa kAanafaalama nokoshigwana vulu okuninga po sha shomup­ notashi kala mEwiliko lyOmun­ ashihe mu kale mwa thika. Posekoyoye ondo mokuyambula po Emona afaalama nomunangeshefa a Okwa ti kombinga yokuiya­ Pomukunda gwoye Iya Namibia nIimuna mbika. simana gwo mOluno oshoka oongombe ito mana­ Shaawala una aantu yevule 30+ Aanafaalama mbak:a oye wete Omusmane Israel ya Jona. nokwiitalaleka, inaye mu tila Epitikilo lyo kuya meni: kutya sho oshilongo sha man­ Otashi egululwa negalikano nande okashona. R3,00 komukuluntu guluka, Epangelo epe otali ka Komusita Tatekulu Filippus Rl,50 Komunona . kondja opo li tule omuthika Iimene; Omusitagongalo gwa ''Ila'U italeleko ngoye mwene ino lombwelwa" gwuunafaalama ponkatu Nyaanya. yopombanda. Komufala gwOshitopolwa OKINO OKINO OKINO Omusamane Sbihepo ok)va sha Ndangwa Omusamane gwedha ko ta ti kutya, edhi- , Brian Simataa, oye ta ka ninga THE NAMIBIAN Monday May 13 1991 15

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Chiefs through to final Can Unit ed bring JOHANNESBURG: A missed penalty late inregulationtime cost Moroka Swallows a place in the final of the Castle Challenge soccer compe~ tion as they were beaten 8-7 in a penalty shootout by Kaizer Chiefs in their second leg semifinal at the FNB Stadium in Johannesburg on Satur4ay. home the bacon? Defehding champions Chiefs now go on to face arch rivals Orlando Pirates in the final at the same venue on June 1. Pirates cruised through earlier on Saturday with a 6-1 aggregate win over MANCHESTE~ ; After spending·two decades in the Munich, Germany, on its-way -Ron Atkinson arrived but were a hopelessly outclassed Real Taj. - shadow of Englishs.occer giant Liverpool, Manchester home from a successful Cham­ unable to gain the elusive league United hungers for glory. Next week it should'have a pions.C up quarterfinal against title and were dismissed. feast. Red Star Belgrade. Ferguson, hired four seasons New coach for Becker Eight men that would have ago, spent about 35 million The first · English teain to 1958 plane crash \Uld the styl- played against Italy's AC Milan dollars on players and also ran ~ - HAMBURG: Tomas Smid, Czechoslovakia's Davis Cup captain, enter the Champions Cup and __.ish play of Bobby Ch~lton, in the semifinal were killed. . into trouble. is likely to replace Niki Pilic the coach of Boris Becker, the No the firstto Winitin 1968 hopes George Best and Denis Law, Busby and star winger Cbarlton, Last season, his expensively­ 2 tennis player in the world, Pilic said yesterday. to become the first to win a spent millions and w0!l very later to become one of the assembled ·team languished "He has the best chances to become my successor,"ll>.ic said European title since the 1985 little. game's best known players, close to the relegation zone for in Hamburg during the German Open. Heysel tragedy. Now the Manchester side is were among the survivors. much of the season before ral­ Smid, who will be 35 next week, won nine singles and 55 United, which has the big- set to do something Liverpool United could not recover and lying to finish 13th in the 20- doubles titles in a long career. gest following in England, has cannot do. lost to Milan and then to Aston team first division and win­ made it all the way to Wednes- Europe's soccer organization, Villa in the English cup final. ning the FA Cup by beating day's final of the Cupwinners UEFA, banned all English clubs After months in the hospi­ Crystal Palace in a replayed Mayweather wins decision Cup, where it will meet Spain's after the riots in 1985 were tal, Busby started to rebuild final. Barcelona in Rotterdam, Neth- blamed on Liverpool fans at the team. Charlton switched That put Ferguson' s team in PORTLAND, Oregon: Two-time world junior lightweight cham­ erlands. the Champions Cup final against from winger to sharp-shooting this season's Cupwinners Cup pion Roger Mayweather won a split decision on Saturday night This is the first season Eng- Juventus. It readmitted all midfielder; the manager hired and United also reached the over Alberto Alcarez in a junior welterweight fight. lish clubs have been allowed English clubs this season ex- the brave and colorful Law; final of the domestic League Mayweather (40-6) came into the fight at 65 kg and looked back into European competi- cept Livetpool, wbichremained and introduced a 16-year-old Cup only to be upset by second sluggish as he pounded his way through 10 rounds jn the headline tion after a five-year ban be- barred because of its direct Northem Ireland winger, Best, . division Sheffield Wednesday event of a six-bout' card. cause of fan violence that killed involvent at Brussels and will who went on to win the Euro­ 1-0. He's ranked third amongjuniorwelteweights by all three major 39 people at the Champions not return until next season. pean player-of_the-season Its cup form also has spilled boxing organizations and was the W orId Boxing Association Cup final at Heysel stadium in "This is a great chance for award twice. over into the league. Going champion from 1983-84. He held the World Boxing Council Brussels, Belgium. Manchester United to make a Playing sparkling, creative into Saturday's next-to-last crown from 1987-89. The standout ambassador for mark in Europe and, if we win, soccer, United swept to league game of the season against English club soccer in the 1950s we will do a lot of good for titles in 1965 and 67 and went Crystal Palace, United is sixth and 60s, United was pushed English soccer as well," said on to become the first English in the standings and is pro­ Daniel wins Konica Cup aside by Liverpool which won manager Alex Ferguson, who side to win the Champions Cup jected to be a contender for four European titles. and 11 won the trophy with Scotland's lNAGL Japan: American Beth Daniel shot a 70 yesterday to win by beating Portugal's Benfica next year's league title. British championships between Aberdeen in 1983. "The whole the Konica Cup World Ladies Golf Tournament by 10 shots for 4-1 at Wembley in 1968. "Watching Liverpool win 1973 and 1990, club is buzzing." United looked set to domi­ the (English) league title year the second consecutive year. During those two decades, a United's history has been a It was third time Daniel won the contest after 1979, the year she nate English and even Euro­ after year has been painful succession · of . Manchester . roller-coaster ride of triumph turned pro, and again in 1990, when she took the title with a seven­ pean soccer for some time. But because I heard so much about United managers, players and and tragedy. One of Europe's its stars lost their style, Busby how great United used to be, ' , stroke margin. long-suffering fans looked on best teams in the late 50s, its Daniel, the leading money-winner on the US LPGA Tour in retired and United's form said 22-year-old United . fan in envy as Liverpool won title team of young stars, known as 1990, took home 9 million yen (66,600 dollars). nosedived. Darren Fielding. "History is after title. the Busby Babes after man- Between 1968 and 1977, it no good to me. I want to see United, remembered for the ager Matt Busby, was virtually plummeted and even was rele­ United at the top of the league A great leap forward Blue Bulls upsets Seles PRETORIA: The Northern Transvaal rugby selectors are likely to hold a special trial match at Loftus Versfeld this evening before ROME: Gabriela Sabatini stunned Monica Seles, the they pick the side to play Transvaal in a Currie Cup match in world's top-ranked woman player, 6-3, 6~2 yesterday to Pretoria on Saturday. . win a rain-marred final in the Italian Open. The selectors only meet this morning to fonnulate plans after Sabatini, of Argentina, seeded fisted groundstrokes seemed Saturday's debacle in Durban when Northerns suffered their second behind Seles, dominated to lack their usual sting. Her worst defeat in the history of the mighty union when Natal throughout, keeping her Yu- game, which often sees her ------NAMIBIA------IlI trounced them 54-15. goslav opponent off balance anchored at the base line, was WHkly ~.30 R60 The general feeling in the camp is that too many of the senior with sharply-.angled ground- furtberhampered by the slow, Dally R125 R250 players are no longer pulling their weight and that they should be strokes and rushes to the net. rain-dampened red clay court. f------SOUTH AFRICA------.. dropped. Sabatini was leading 5-3 Sabatini, though,roamedall Weekly R33 . Rb6 when rain that has bedeviled over the court, easily handling Dally Rl40 R280 the tournament all week inter- Seles' drives, and seemed to BOTSWANA, LESPTHO, MALAWI, ZIMBABWE rupted play at the Foro Italico. despirit the top seed. Weekly Rn Rl44 LS When the players returned Sabatini, who won the Rome Dally R3S0 R700 to the court after a one-hour; title in 1988 and 1989, takes CONTINUED FROM PAGE 18 _ 25-minute delay, Sabatini broke home 100 000 dollars for only ------ZAMBIA, ZAIRE ------. Seles to take the first set and her second victory over Seles Weekly IH02 RI71 Daily RJ95 R790 . had had the honour of leading ing both - they came as much then reeled off the first three in tournament play. The Ar- Natal on to the field as this was from Natal complacency in games of the second set. gentine is ran:ked third in the FRANCE, GERMANY, EUROPE, BRITAIN -~. his 101st outing for Natal. defence as anything else. After exchanging breaks, the world. 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HC?c : !llargin of more thlln_40 sec- ,'. finlulyp~ssedh4nwi~J5Iips h--=--,.-': ,.;,;,..-:",;:.....-----'-,.,.o:-----'-_-.----"---:--"---,--'---"...... :..~- ,;...... ,...------...... --~- ...... --- ~;Qnds during the 'race before to go and' slowly' moved away ~ ~ ./-,. . " . .,' '-. " . '... .. ' ... - easing off to 18 seconds over from the Frenchman. 'Mansell at the end. •'.'" ' Prost was ~ving·tire troub~ r British driver Mansell, in ales. With)'ive laps to go he 'Williams-Renault, . took over' finally went in for an extended . Arsenal 'are 'triumphant • second with a daring move to tire change. He went out in .' .., ~ :- overtake ·Alain Prost coming fifth and had some fast laps, LONDON: Anders Limpar scored:three goals as league champion Arsenal defeated put the ~isitors in front. But out of the tunnel just before the including the record 1:24.368, .Coventry 6·1 on Saturday to become the first English soccer team this century to lose Quinn scored again just before chicane on the 6rd' lap. which bettered Senna's mark halftime and David White Prost had to go in for new' of 1 :24.488 last year. only once all season. The Gunners completed the season with 24 victories, 13 ties and scored the winner on a diving tires with five laps left and Nelson Piquet lasted about a loss to Chelsea. ' header with two minutes left in finished fifth, just behind half a lap. He had to take an They out scored opponents Preston is the only team to ners Cup Final against Barce- the game. Roberto Moreno of BraziL escape road when the left sus- 74-18 and defeated second- have gone undefeated ina first- Iona. !an Wright scored in the Nottingham Forest 4, Leedl! The FreD::hman came out and pension on his Williams-Re- place Liverpool by seven points division season, going without first half for Palace and John 3 (2-1) did a record lap of 1 minute, .nault gave out. despite being docked two points a loss in its 22 games in 1888- Salako added two second-half FA Cup finalist Nottingham 24.368 seconds but it was too The next scheduled race is for an early-season brawl with 89. goals. Forest got two goals apiece late. Still, Prost moyed into the Canadian Orand on Prix Manchester United. Arsenal 6, Coventry 1 (2-1) Liverpool 2, Tottenham 0 from Garry Parker and Nigel second in the season's driver's June 2. - Sapa-AP. In Scotland, Glasgow Rang- The Gunners scored four (1-0) Clough. Lee Chapman scored . ers defeated Aberdeen 2-0 to goals in: the last 13 minutes as FA Cup fiitalist Tottenham twice for Leeds, bringing his win its third consecutive league they finished the season with extended its streak of winless . career total to 200 goals, and title andits 41st championship onl y one defeat and the league matches to five on goals by !an Carl Shutt scoe teother for the Blue Bulls overall. Muk: Hateley scored title. Anders Limpar scored Rush and David Speedie. Spurs visitors. both goals for Rangers. three times, while Alan Smith could draw some encourage- Queen Park Rangers I, Lutc!o suivived relegation in and Perry Groves also had goals ment from the fact that Paul Everton 1 (1-1) the English Soccer League with for Arsenal and Trevoi Peake Gascoigne lasted the full ' 90 Everton took the lead after ,annihilated; a 2-0 defeat of Derby, forcing put in an own-goal. Kevin minutes for only the second 18 mIDuteswhell Pat Nevin Sunderland into the second Gallacher scored for Coven- time since his stomach opera- fired the ball under goalie Jan division next season. Sunder- try. tion two months ago. . Stejskal from 18m out. Roy larid lost 3-2 at Manchester Asion Villa 2, Chelsea 2 (1- Luton 2, Derby 0 (1-0) Wegerle tied the score on his " by rampant City. 2) Luton escaped relegation for 19th goal of the season just . . Derby earlier had clinched English international the third straight year in its last before halftime. relegation and last place in the midfielder David Platt scored game on artificial turf at Sheffield United 2, Norwich first division. . his 24th goal of the season on Kenilworth Road. An own-goal , 1 (2-1) BananaBoys In other Division Orie clashes a second-half penalty kick to by former Luton player Mick Tony Agana ended a season on the . final weekend of the give Villa the tie after Chelsea. Harfordinthe 41st minute and ruined by injury by scoring season, Li,,:erpool won 2-0 over bad colleCt~d goals by Ja~on a goal by Lars Elstrup . two both goals for the winner~ . DURB~N: There were plenty of '~firsts" at Durban's visiting Tottenham and Crys- Cundy and Graham Stuart in minutes after halftime gave Defender John Polston .scored Kings Park on Saturday afternoon· with the good ones tal Palace clinched third place the opening four minutes. Tony Luton the victory. for NorWich. going Natal's way· as the Currie Cup champions com· with a 3-0 triumPh over Man- Cascarino scored the first Villa Manchester City 3, Sunder- Southampton 1, Wimbledon pletely outclassed Northern Transvaal by 54 points to chester United. goal. land 2 (2-2) 1 (1-0) Also, Nottingham Forest won Crystal Palace 3, Manchester Sunderland failed to avoid John Fashanu' s 20th goal of 15, after leading 22·3 at halftime. 4-3 against Leeds, Sheffield United 0 (1-0) relegation as it wasted a 2-1 the season gave the Dons a tie The firsts for Natal included: of the ball. United defeated Norwich 2-1 A star-depleted Manchester lead. Niall Quinn scored first after Jimmy Case had given * Their biggest ever victory From then on Northerns and Aston Villa played to a 2- United squad was outplayed for City, but goals by Marco Southampton the lead with his over the Blue Bulls in a Currie disintegrated. There was the 2 tie against Chelsea. Queens four days before its Cupwin- Gabbiadini and Gary Bennett first league goal this season. Cup match; unforgettable, almost unbeliev- Park Rangers and Everton .----.:.---:-----=.-:..------...:..------.:--.:.------* Their first Currie Cup able, sight of heir apparent to played to a 1·1 tie, as did victory ov~r the Pretoria side the Springbok scrumhalfberth, Southampton and Wimbledon. at Kings Park; Robert du Preez, missing the There is one first-division him Coetzer floors Ribalta * And, perhaps most impor­ ball as it came to from a game remaining in the season, tant of all, their first Currie set piece and Graham Hefer pitting Cupwinners Cup final- CllP points on the log as they running throughalmostunmo- ist Manchester United against BILOXI: South African Pi, the referee didn't take up the Cuban won. And in round 10 now go for:ward looking wor-' lested for the score. Tottenham. Inthe seConddivi- erre Coetzer (98kg) beat count. Coetzer got through with a good thy champions. Then there were the two sion, Oldham defeated Shef- Cuban Jose Ribalta (108kg) Coetzer, who carried the fight punch and the Cuban took a For Northems, this must rank: pushover tries Natal's other field Wednesday 3-2 on a last- on points over 10 murderous to his opponent inevery round, standing count of 8. first and foremost as not only a . flank, Wabl Bart:m;mn, collected min,!te penalty kick and edged rounds in Biloxi on Saturday won the fustthree rounds deci­ Coetzer also took some shocking blow to them, but as well.as one where he went WestHam-"a2-11oseratNotts night. This was a good, win sively. Coetzer also won the . punishing blows, and had sev­ also the. biggest hiditig .they over after gaining possession County - for the second-divi- for Coetzer, ranked No 2 by sixth, eighth and 10th rounds. eral cuts on his face. ·These, have had in years, if not in all at a scrum near the Northerns ' sion title. . .~ . t~e , World .Boxing AsSocia­ 'But the very tough Rlbalta, who however, did not appear to wony time " . " lin<;. ", . '. Arsenal alSo: gotgoals from ''lion and fourth by the Inter­ has ha,d 31 victories, 21 on him unduly, and -lie always The try margm ~ Natai's . Add in "the fa~t that -Jgel 'AlaiiS-n;utliaiidP~fry Groves, national Boxing Federation, stoppages, and four defeats, used looked the fitter truln.. favour' was ~e to two, ' and , - S~ansky ·.also collected with < • and an own-goal DyCoven- and must put him in Une for his greater reach to keep his , ''This was the hardest fight that tells a large part ' of this N~rthems in posses,sion but try'sTrevorPeake,asitended a world title tilt. opponent at bay and cover up of my career," Coetzer said home success story. dithering to let the Natal fly- ('- the season before 40 000 fans All three judges gave the effectively when in trouble. But afterwards. "He is very strong, N ortherns ran into trouble in half through for a second run- at Highbury. fight to the South African, one he was warned twice for low hits hard and is a hell of a good the opeDing minutes of this away try. The previous record for by the wide margin of 97-90. blows and twice for hitting fighter. game, vvhich referee Fransie Not to forget Tony Watson. fewest losses in a season in the But there was some contro­ behind the head. It was hard to get inside, and, Muller controlled very well, The try which he earned in this first division had been two by versy when the South African Coetzer ran into a big right­ I ~uld have gone for the body when Springbok hooker Uli memorable victory was his 50th Leeds in the 1968-69 season, dropped his opponent right at hand punch early in the 9th a bit more. I caught him with Schmidt was sent to the cooler for the province. Earlier he which consisted of 42 games the end of round 10. Although round, but was qUickly up and' some good punches atg the end, for a tackle made on an oppo­ instead of the 38 played this the Cuban was apparently took a standing count. 'This was but he held on and wouldn't go nent before he had possession continued on page 17 year. dropped before the final bell, probably the only round the ·down." - Sapa. '.-~- - , ---_.- + ---' , t'T'tie"NAMIS'IAN A great win for Bruwer brothers in Tara rally

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THIS YEAR'S International Total Tara Rally, which hosted the first Zone Six Challenge, was deservedly won by Windhoek brothers Junior and Wikus Bruwer, who after five solid years of trying, finally clinched the coveted trophy in their Mazd~ 2,6 4X4 Turbo. The 720k1n gruelling route erful eye-catching Audi Quatro which stretched over three days Turbo stole the show as he proved a great challenge for 22 thundered past the crowds at top rally teams from Namibia, breakneck speed, taking the Zimbabwe and Zambia. Only lead ~lmost from the word go. eight made it to the' finish. In hot pursuit was Satwant A record breaking crowd who manoeuvered his Golf turned up 'to see the first leg through windy dirt roads, with which kicked off last Thurs­ TrlIy vander Heeverina Toyota day and it prov~d to be one of and 'cowboy' Coetzee in his the most exciting rallies ever re-vamped Nissan Langley, not The winning vehicle a Mazda 4X4 bakkie driven by Junior and Wikus Bruwer in action. Photos by Donna Collins. staged in Namibia. . far behind. 1be standard cif vehicles this Forming part of the tightly ota Corolla, and the Pretorius year was exceptionally com­ , packed cluster up front was brothers fromSwakopmundin petitive and high powered as Dennis de Wet from their impressive Rover V8 well with an Audi Quatro turbo, SWakopmund in his Sandmas­ limped out with a blown dif. a Rover V8, a Chenowith ter, Junior Bruwer, Uwe Kessler The start of the third leg that Sandmaster, two Mazda 4X4's in a Golf and Rob Rushford afternoon saw 16 cars left in plus modified Toyota's and from Zimbabwe driving a the rally. This was a particu­ Nissan's in the line-up. Mazda 4X4, who were all going larly long section which Without a doubt the arrival at a feverish pace. stretched well into the night, of African Rally Champion, With the rest of the bunch with the route travelling to­ Satwant Singh from Zambia following through in order of wards Karibib and back to and navigator Surinder Thatti engine capacity .md output, they Windhoek again. There were from Kenya, was one of the tackled the grit somewhat less also some exceptionally long highlights Itot only for specta­ speedily than their more over­ special 'stages of over 31km tors but for competitors as well. powered competitors. However adding to the rough and tough Since this tll,lented and experi­ their contribution towards the ordeal. enced rally team have com­ overall climax of the rally was Concentration, driving tac­ peted throughout Africa and in just as rewardinE:. tics, skill and one hell of a many parts of Europe, it was a But for Theo Coetzee Lady reliable vehicle were the order real boost for our local guys to Luck was not smiling when in of the day at this point. The test their skills against them. the very first stag~ his Nissan going was tough, and the tough Despite struggling with our Langley which had been fixed got going as they negotiated The winners of the 1.991 International Total Tara Rally Junior and Wikus Bruwer. route map and getting lost in after the last rally drama, blew dips, dongas, kudus, hair-pin the unfamiliar terrain during its engine leaving him and bends and the odd boulder in in the night section they were Windhoek that night. Those great event. The wonderful one of the stages, they man­ n avigator Myer du Raan , the middle of the road. unable to continue, that fell out either limped in or sportsmanship amongst the aged to clinch a cool second stranded. Remy Moens and navigator In the lead Uwe Kessler and were towed back, much to the competitors, the organisers, the place in their VW Golf Gti. But the show went on, with Rudiger Roeffler didn't even Brian Enslin suffered a major disappointment of their respec­ marshalls and the sple. ota C;orolla (1st class S 1) them in trails of dust and grit. Nel burnt a hole ina piston and caused a fire which. burnt all , time bam~d : ' - This year's . ~~rnation.al 8. E 'Rissiyw/U Kurz - Ford Remy' Moens with his pow- blew the engine of th<;ir Toy- the wiring and without ligllfs ;. Nine vehicles' re~ed . t~ Total Tara Rally was a: re.ally Escort

African Champion Satwant Singh from Zambia and navigator Surinder Thatthi The Toyota driven by Wynand Loubser and navigator Berndt Finkeldeh which took from Kenya, who competed in their zooty Golf and clinched second place. a well deserved third position, and clinched first in their section. , ...... , .... , • .A,,' '" 20 Monday May 13 1991 . • .t: \ '" ~ I • , : ...... THE NAMIBIAN

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