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THE stage is set for a legal RAJAH MUNAMAVA showdown between what has inevitably become two Swanu's Nora Chase, Ottilie Abra­ factions within the hams, Dr Abrahams and others who National Front over the favour getting together with the DT A front's seat in the National to form a new opposition party; while Assembly. Rukoro and Swanu veteran politi­ "The NNF has split irrevocably - cian Hitjevi Veii are for the status for good. It has been inevitable since quo in which the front, through its December," NNF information and president, is represented in the Swapo publicity secretary Dr Kenneth Abra­ government. hams told The NarrJbian last night. Abrahams described the split as , 'What remains is to see who gets " basically a political matter". the seat," he added. " Everyone seems ., 'Some feel they can serve our to want to go to court over it." country best by going into opposi­ He was speaking in the wake of a tion. Others feel they can serve the DAY is World Environment Day. Above: Pushing the limits · press conference by NNF president country best by going into govern­ NNF President Vekuui Rukoro " The quality of human life is inseparable from the quality of the 'Vekuii Rukoro who raised the possi­ ment, " he elaborated. Already there is talk 01 the Abra­ Il'n'vir·onm~·n t." says this year's State of World Poulation Report. bility of legal action over the matter. hamses and Chase taking up posi­ DTA as being discussed, two of the the quality of life for future generations depends on us. To At the centre of the split is the role NNF member parties - Swanu and the NNF, comprising five parties, tions on the DT A opposition benches their options open we must reduce population growth· and in Parliament with the DT A With­ the Rehoboth V olksparty - walked ,nr"'H,",., our planet. See report, page 3. should play in the future. out, the statement said. Key players in the wrangle are drawing such members of Parlia­ ment as Geelbooi Kashe, Chief Voting continued, however, with Constance Kgosimang of the Tswanas 23 votes being recorded in favour of and Dan Gotlieb from Ovambo. the move, one absent and 16 absten­ Dr Abrahams issued a statement at ­ tions. Trouble at Grootfontein the weekend saying -the NNF has The NNF has 40 central commit­ decided to join a new democratic tee members, eight from each of the party which is yet to be established. parties. Guns drawn as tempers flare According to the statement, the At a press conference yesterday, NNF has also decided to break its NNF President Vekuii Rukoro reaf­ 47 assault rifle. alliance with Swapo, in existene since firmed his authority as the front' 8 POLICE at Grootfontein are president and denied that the central RAJAH MUNAMAVA Some white bystanders are said to January this year. investigating charges that a white have been shouting and threatening While voting on the motion over woman from the town and an Another white Homan, Anita van to beat the soldier. Trouble was, forming one party together with the CONTINUEDONPAGE3 ex-combatant, who is now a der Merwe, arrived and reportedly however, averted when Swapo offi­ member of the new army, pulled joined in the exchanges. cials intervened and took the soldiers out firearms and_threatened to She is said to have invited a num­ to the Grootfontein military base. shoot each other during a row ber ofwhite men nearby to come and Commanders of the new army-are said to have accompanied their men last Friday. help apprehend the soldier. ~MINorrA~ The soldier is said to have gone to to the police station where they re­ ~ ' - ~ The station commander of the the vehicle anq returned with an AK- lated what had happened. Grootfontein police, Warrant Officer Lambert, confirmed I PHOTO COPIERS yesterday that the matter- was Run-up to Donors' Conference being investigated but would not give details. FOR THE BEST QUALITY A source told The Namibian yes­ terday that two ex-combatants, now UNDP foots the bill members of the new Namibian De­ AND SERVICE IN NAMIBIA fence Force. made a brief stopover at VARIOUS Namibian Ministers and their advisers will leave before Grootfontein last Friday. the end offffis week on a "sensitisation mission" to various donor countries TELEPHONE The men had apparently parked as a run-up to the Donors' Conference to b!:l held in New York from June 21 their vehicle at a parking lot in the to 22. town when a white woman, a Mrs In response to a query, a spokesperson from the United Nations pevelop­ (061) 3-7350 Wilhelm, pulled up in a Mercedes ment Programme (UNDP) said the world body would be footing the bill for air Benz. tickets, daily subsistence allowances and hotel accommodation. One of the army men is said to A number of Ministers have already left - the Ministers of Agriculture and have cautioned Mrs Wilhelm' 'to be Housing, for example - and others would leave in the course of this week to careful" as she pulled in next to the various donor countries where they would conduct negotiations on various army vehicle. development projects for Namibia. The Namibian government would decide At this point, the woman allegedly on their representation at the Donors' Conference in New York, the UNDP drew out a pistol and pointed it at the spokesperson said. It is expected that the agenda for the Donors Conference swarite.. soldier, the source said. would be released today. 2 Tuesday June 51990 THE N'AMIBIAN SA heads towards ending its state of emerg~ncy on Jone 12 \f " CA~E TOWN - South Africa's four-year-old general state of emergency may not be renewed when it eXPl~es next Monday. Senior government sources have argument for continued sanctions is clared on 11 June 1986 amid coun­ indicated that circumstances are another motivation to end the state of try-wide unrest eminating mainly from EAST BERLIN - Scores of skin­ favourable for a decision by State emergency now. blacbmd coloured school children. heads armed wUhbasebaU bats President F W de Klerk and his cabi­ Mandela and his negotiating team Among the main features of the un­ and sticks brawled with East Ber­ net to decide in favour of droppulg have ·maintained that the state of rest were the "necklace" incidents, lin police, and 30 people were the state of emergency this week. It emergency is an obstacle to negotia­ people's courts often run by juve­ arrested, the East German gov­ was likely that some refined form of tions. Its removal will not only bring niles and the subsequent "troops in ernment news agency, ADN, said it would be retained in specific prob­ constitutional negotiations a step closer the townships" issue which resulted on Monday. lem areas such as coastal and south­ but may weaken the sanctions case in virtual military government at local About 100 of the young right­ ern Natal. somewhat during Mandela's US visit. authority level in all the major black wing radicals gathered around Althoughthe state of emergency is It is also likely, however, that residential areas. houses where they believed left­ the prerogative of the State President President de Klerk informed Man­ The state of emergency was re­ ists lived, ignored a police order it is certain to be discussed at this dela of the government's intentions newed annually on June 12. to leave and attacked the offi­ week's cabinet meeting. when they met at the Union Build­ It is understood that, as has been cers, ADN said. The decision will be based on rec­ ings shortly after the ANC leader's the case in the past, a security report One officers suffered a bro­ ommendations of, specifically, the discharge from hospital at the start of has been prepared for the State Presi­ ken nose in the Saturday night South African Police and the Minis­ the weekend. There has been a no­ dent's consideration. clash and 30 ofthe radicals, three ter of Law and Order, Adriaan Vlok. ticeable shift on both sides towards President de Klerkhas indicated in of them West Germans, were It became apparent at the weekend reaching agreement on the state of his historical February 2 speech and arrested, the news agency said. that both the security situation and emeregency with Vlok predicting an in subsequent statements, that it is The gang of youths, their ages the political climate now favoured a end to the emergency while praising his wish to end the state of emer­ between 16 and 19, also threat­ decision to abandon the state of the ANC's commitment to ending gency as soon as possible. ened passsersby and damaged emergency. Umt:st incidents have violence and Mandela endorsing him Faced with the relatively improved two cars, it said. been declining to a point where they while criticising his own supporters. unrest situation, the Mandela visit The clash was the latest in a are confmed primarily to the Natal A lifting of the state of emergency and the meeting of the European recent series of violent attacks area and considered containable. can therefore also enhance Mandela's Community in three weeks' time where in East Germany by skinpeads, The departure on Monday of ANC status as a ·successful negotiawr, sanctions will come up for review, a youths with closely shaved heads depu ty president Nelson Mandela on claiming credit to the benefit of the decision to renew the general state of who espouse a hatred of foreign­ a visit to the United States where his fund-raising ANC during his tour. emergency seems out of the ques­ ers, leftists and homosexuals. declared goal is to strengthen the The state of emergency was de- tion. FWDEKLERK Easier time for Gorbachev UN officials m• SA In• laid-back San Francisco to discuss apartheid UNITED NATIONS - Secretary-General Javier Perez de CueUar SAN FRANCISCO - Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev went from high-tension talks in Washington to will send a team of senior U.N. officials to South Africa on Saturday the farmlands of middle America and a gruelling schedule in California, including a meeting with for 10 days to discuss ending the apartheid system, U.N. officials South Korean President Roh Tae-woo. announced on Monday. An official iumouncement said that For many years the General As­ After a joint news conference with rea and the Soviet Union taking the Observ~rs are watching keenly the the team would meet members of the sembly and Security Council have President George .Bush on Sunday side of North Korean leader Kim n­ outcome of the Gorbachev-Reagan South African government, repre­ been on record as condemning apart­ morning .It which he talked of new sung, who still rules there. breakfast to see if Mrs Reagan and sentatives of political parties, move­ heid and calling for its abolition. cooperation in Asia, he shook hands Roh is expected to press Gorbachev Mrs Gorbachev can overcome their mentsand other organizations on the­ with farmers in Minnesota before for full diplomatic relations with own cold war which developed while latest developments concerning the flying to San Francisco to greet the Moscow. their husbands were making peace. apartheid system of racial segrega­ capitalists of America's West Coast. The city, immortalised in the song The two were less than cordial in tion. Gorbachev's visit includes a hast­ "I Left My Heart In San Francisco ", descnbing their feelings towards each The team will seek factual infor­ ily-prepared meeting in San Fran­ hopes Gorbachev will leave his heart other, with Nancy once declaring, in mation on various measures taken by LUANDA - The goveJIlIllall: and Jonas cisco on Monday afternoon with here too. a reference to Raisa, "Who does that the government and other proposals Savimbi's Unitarebels probably will President Roh, organised only after Almost every restaurant and cof­ dame think she is. ' , for bringing about a speedy end to the meet in coming weeks for another the Soviet leader had arrived in the fee shop has decked its tables with In contrast, Raisa and Barbara Bush apartheid system, the announcement round of negotiations aimed at elid­ United States. Soviet and American flags and a appeart"d to get on extremely well said. The team will be headed by ing the 15-year-old civil war. Gorbachev was determined to see surfboard manufacturer has even come during their first meeting, with Mrs Under Secretary-General Abdulrahim MAPUTO - Red Cross officials Roh as part of his wooing of the up with a board featuring the em­ Gorbachev saying she felt "com­ Farah, who will be accompanied by said on Monday they were trying to Asian nation. blems of both nations. fortable" with Mrs Bush. Assistant Secretary-General Sotirios find two of their workers, Swiss A,S late as Sunday night Soviet The last day of Gorbachev' s After· their 45-minute breakfast Mousouris and other officials. nationals, who disappeared onFri­ officials were working feverishly to American visit was due to be in sharp Gorbachev will travel to Stanford They will arrive in South Arica on day while distributing food and cloth­ reschedule their leader's events in contrast to the four days of super­ Uni veisity south of San Francisco to Saturday and stay until June 19. It ing to war refugees. order to fit in the Soviet-South Ko­ power talks with Bush: a leisurely give what has been billed as a major will begin meetings on June 11 in JOHANNESBURG - Police fired rean summit, the first meeting be­ breakfast withhis wife Raisa, fonn.er speech to students and faculty. Cape Town and will also visit Dur­ tearsmoke and birdshot to disperse tween leaders of the two nations. president Ronald Reagan and his wife The Soviet leader will then have ban, Johannesburg and Pretoria. an unruly mob which stoned Alber­ The Korean peninsula was split up Nancy, followed by speeches to schol­ lunch with a group of San Francisco The infonnation gathered will help ton municipal workers and passing at the end of World War Two with the ars and businessmen, and a brief businessmen and may tour the Golden the Secretary-General prepare a re­ motorists and set vehicles alight on United States supporting South Ko- sightseew g tour. Gate Bridge if there is time. port to the General Assembly on Monday, police report. progress made in implementing a GABORONE - Nelson Mandela declaration on apartheid "and its began a tour on Monday to tell the BLOOM COUNTY r--_~_...;.b:"Y"":"lBerke Breathea destructive consequences in south­ world apartheid still exists in South "'---""l""'-""';---' I WIXJI.IJ, tJ(JT I YOII/( 8f(I/IN'J ern Africa". The declaration was Africa, but international sanctions IN mE tJOPy Of 11 PUlP CI11. adopted last December and it re­ can help his African National Con­ quested the Secretary-General to gress end the system of racial segre­ prepare a report by July 1. gation and white supremacy. Hospital brawl leaves pati~nts unattended

B DHAKA - Hundreds of patients at the Dhaka Medical College Hospital in Bangla­ A "iPUR:'i UI NG A PHANTOM TERROR IST WHOSE MAldCIOUS PRAN KS HAVE E=~'==2.:~ desh left for home on Monday or lay uncared for in their beds because a doctor T DIS RUPTED THE OPENI NG PE RFORM­ ANCE OF Po. MUSICP.L 'S HO W, BAT"'''N allegedly slapped a nurse. M ROBIN FACE DEADLl' PERIL r I A Five hundred nurses walked out demanding punishment for the doctor, whom N they said hit a nurse for allegedly failing to attend patients properly.

A Doctors abstained from work saying female nurses assaulted a male physician N following the alleged slapping incident. A hospital staff member told reporters D patients were being refused admission and many of those already admitted had left R o . for their homes. "Senior physicians are keeping only the emergency services B operating," he said. A nurse leading a demonstratio~ on Monday said she and her I colleagues would spread work stoppage to other. hospitals unless the offending N doctor apologised and other doctors promised to behave properly. . T HE 'NAMI'BfAN -ruesday June 5 19903

TODAY is World Environment Day and the theme this year is 'Children and the Environment'. Ina statement issued to mark the occasion, executive director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Dr Mostafa K. Tolba quoted a traditional saying of many cultures that' 'we do not inherit t~e earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children. " But according to statistics issued by the UNEP, our generation is in danger of not having a great deal to give back. . Some 14 million children under the age of five die every year because of common diseases and malnutrition. Many of these disabilities and deaths are directly associated with the 'environment' in the strict sense of the word; others with the broader 'environment of poverty'. Unicef figures show millions of child deaths every year are related to the consumption of unsafe water, while air pollution also plays a PlUME Minister Hage Geingob was at the rugby stadium on Saturday t()cheer on the Namibian national side part, with four million children dying annually of respiratory in their international test against Wales. Here he shakes hands with the players before the kick-off. diseases. These deaths occur mainly in the developing world, but in industrialised nations where hazardous chemicals abound, children also die as a result of air pollution. Most of the world's children are growing up in areas where environmental dangers are rampant. The future of fish In developing nations such as Nigeria and some Latin American countries population growth rates are giving great cause for alarm, De Castro of Ca~ilu intends to Namibianise as much as possible as the numbers of young-children increase out of all proportion. Most of these children will live in countries where least money is THE Namibianisation of the fishing . av:ailable for food, health care, education, housing and management industry is a priority for the newly­ GWEN LISTER of the environment. independent country, and foreign fleets In the developing world (excluding China) some 200 million children in our waters are also a matter of con­ price in duties. cern. Bay Fish has opened a factory in under five live in absolute poverty. Manuel de Castro, chief of Cadilu Windhoek, and Cadilu has a 2 000 In Africa where only one in four people have access to safe water, which trades as Bay Fish in Namibia, tonne quota at present. De Castro is there are 280 million children younger than 15 - 45 per cent of the says he wants to Namibianise his busi­ entering the packaged fish market, with continent's population. Some 1,5 billion children are expected to be ness as much as possible and create the the product Bay Fresh, and his factory born in the coming decade, before a decline is registered towards infrastructure on shore to create jobs in Windhoek presently employs 30 Na­ the end of the 1990s. Today's environmental resources are the basis and to supply fish locally and for the mibians, most of them returnees, some of future development, says UNEP, and so are today's children. export market. who gained expertise in processing in De Castro is one of 17 concession­ East Germany. At present the factory "Both tend to be undervalued by decision-makers because they are aires for Namibian fish. He has held a caters' mainly for restaurants but De difficult to quantify in economic terms," says the organisation, white fish concession since 1987, and Castro plans to open depots throughout adding that ministries associated with children and the environment the concession was granted for a period Namibia, which will create another 40 MANUEL de - expapding usually receive the harshest treatment when the economic going of seven years. . jobs. Cadilu and paying his levies to gets roiagh. UNEP points out that nations. which. ignore the contribution Cadilu, the holding company, has a Since the quotas for the 1990 fishing the Namibian government. of children do so at the peril of their socio-economic development. 70 per cent Namibian shareholding and season have not yet been established, 30 per cent Spanish. It is known that as most of the concessionaires have con­ purchased sea front premises there and The connection between the nurturing of children and national many as 50 000 people in Spain, either tinued fishing and are paying levies to is to build a cold storage and processing development is clear, it says. Children shape the future. directly or indirectly, owe their jobs to the Namibian government. The Minis­ plant for fish. This plant will employ fish caught in Namibian waters. I put it ter of Agriculture and Sea Fisheries had about 300 Namibians and involves a THE NAMIBIAN is published by The Free Press of Namibia (Pty) Limited to De Castro that if jobs could be given _ personally given his consent to Cadilu capital investment of about R6,5-mil­ with offices at 42 John Meinert Street. It is printed by John Meinert (Pty) to thousands of Spaniards from Namib­ to continue fishing until the new quotas lion. Limited ofStiibel Street and is edited by Gwen Lister. Staffcan be contacted ian fish, then at least as many jobs could are announced, De Castro said. De Castro maintains his commitment during office hours at telephone 36970/2/3/4, telex 3032, fax 33980 or be created for Namibians. De Castro Against a background of accusations is in Namibia. He has lived here for 28 P.O.Box 20783, WLTtdhoek 9000. Political commentary by Gwen Lister, agrees, but adds that it is important to that his company is not paying the years, was originally from Madeira, Pius Dunaiski and Kaptein Handuba. attract foreign investment, and the gov(;rnment its due, De Castro says that al]d says his plans to buy the six char­ Spaniards are experts in the fishing they pay the government about RIOO tered vessels is part of his belief in sector. 000 for every 2 000 tonnes caught. Namibianising the industry. At present, he deploys six fishing What's the market value of the ton­ Did he se1'. fish to Unita in the past as vessels -Maris Stella, Tasarte, Urabain, nage? About R8-million on the export has been alleged? De Castro confirms APPLYING FOR A JOB Rio Nervion, Viarsa Otjo, and Caroline market, De Castro answers, although that he sold to a company which in tum P - wh ich are chartered from Spanish about 15 to 20 per cent of the_quota is sold to the SADF and to Unita. But he companies. Some of his crew are also sold on the South African and Namib­ emphasises that he had no commitment * ARE YOU CONFIDENT WHEN APPLYING FOR A Spanish. ian market, and includes maasbanker to the Angolan rebel movement. NEW JOB? He had made a commitlIJent to pur­ and snoek. Sea Fisheries, he says, ex­ De Castro's quota has increased chase the six vessels, but feels that he amine the schedule of catches and on a slowly over the years: in 1988/89 he * DO YOU KNOW HOW TO PREPARE A WRITTEN must be given full rebate of import duty monthly basis, Cadilu pays the fee was given a quota of 1 000 tonnes APPLICATION FOR A NEW JOB? when he does so. Otherwise, he adds, specified by the authorities. which increased to 2 000 tonnes at the * 0.0 YOU KNOW WHAT A CURRICULUM VITAE the South African Customs Union will Cadilu is also working on a new end of 1989 when he expanded to a six­ take about 42 infrastructure in Walvis Ba . He has vessel fleet. IS AND HOW TO WRITE IT? * DO YOU KONW HOW TO CONDUCT YOURSELF Q:ONTINUED FROM PAGE '0 ~'lF splits 'for good' IN AN INTERVIEW? committee had taken a decision to At his press conference yesterday, person Dirk Mudge of not being inter­ IF NOT, PERHAPS YOU SHOULD CONSIDER join the DTA. Rukoro said the NNF's political status ested in the proponents ofthe motion to ATTENDING A COURSE IN HOW TO APPLY FOR He argued that an "aborted attempt" as an ally of Swapo and partner in the join the DTA but rather in creating A JOB. had been made but said it had fallen far new government remained unaffected havoc for the NNF, using its own short of the legal and constitutional as weli as his presidency of the NNF members. THE RRR SOCIAL SERVICES AND THE requirement of a two-thirds majority. and the alliance's representation in the Rukoro said he did not think that an METHODIST CHURCH JOB PLACEMENT Rukoro, who is also Deputy Minister National Assembly. experienced politician such as Mudge AGENCY ARE PLANNING A TWO-DAY JOB of Justice in the Swapo government, "Should any person seek to act on would dump his own men who had said the purported decision was there­ the aforesaid unlawful decision, in my proven support - such as Geelbooi APPLICATION COURSE. THE COURSE WILL fore unlawful, unconstitutional and capacity as president and chief execu- . J>:ashe - for people with only limited TAKE PLACE ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY THE tive official of the NNF. I shall be duty support as political leaders. null and void. 18TH 19TH JUNE AND WILL BE REPEATED ON He explained that by the time the bound to take all necessary ... and ap- . Last night Abrahams shot down re­ & decision had been taken, the meeting propriate steps to defend the integrity ports that the NNF had vote to "join the MONDAY AND TUESDAY 25TH & 26TH JUNE. had no .quorum. of the NNF's constitution." DTA". saying they had voted to get THE COURSE I~ FREE AND WILL TAKE PLACE Abrahams maintained, however, that Asked what this meant, he said he · together with the DTA to "form a if a two-thirds majority could not be could not exclude any action including single party". IN KATUTURA OR KHOMASDAL, AND IT STARTS obtained, there was the option of a legal steps. He also dismissed reports that the AT 09HOO SHARP. A LIMITED NUMBER OF simple majority vote. He also said they Rukoro maintained that the senti­ DTA was on record as saying it would PARTICIPANTS CAN BE ACCEPTED. had con sulted lawyers who said if there ment of joining up with the DTA was never change its name, symbols and was a quorum to start with and people confined only to individual members in colours, but said nonetheless a new IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND THE; COURSE walked out, their votes could be re ­ the parties in question but was not party could end up with the name DTA. IN EITHER THE FIRST OR SECOND WEEK, The NNF information and publicity corded as abstentions. Abrah ams al so shared by those parties' supporters. PLEASE CONTACT THE RRR SOCIAL SERVICES pointed out that the NNF's initial deci­ He described the move as an effort secretary said a democratically-elected sion to link up with Swapo had been by reactionary elements "who want to congress was planned at which matters IN WINDHOEK AT 3-7510, EXT 20 ASSOON AS taken by a simple majority vote of21 to undermine the legitimate government like the name would cQ.l))£ up, but that POSSIBLE. 16, and that the htest move was a revi­ of the country". such a congress could opt for the sion of that decision. The NNF leader accused DTA chair- nameDTA. 4 Tuesday June 5 1990 THE NAMIBIAN .J Nationalconference to address land question

THE MINISTRY of Lands, Resettlement and Rehabilitation is to arrange a national conference on the land question in the near future, the department's Minister Marco Hausiku announced on Friday. Speaking in the National Assem­ there was any issue which could tear expropriated without compensation bly, Hausiku said because of the national reconciliation to tatters, he from the blacks". sensitivity of the issue and the diffi.­ said, it was the land question. Saying that. land had not been · cuI ties surrounding it, it could not be Parties represented in the National expropriated was tantamount to say­ discussed in the House. Assembly had to get together and ing there had been no colonisation, The Minister moved that the mo­ decide on how the national confer­ he said, hitting back at Barnes. tion for debate on land distribution ence was to be established and how ,There were numerous examples in be adjourned pending the outcome of to handle the issue to get the best history showing land had been taken the national conference. results, De Wet added. Land expro­ by force. "People were shot and killed All parties in the House expressed priation fonned the fundamental basis in the process," Kaura underlined. concern over the unequal distribu­ of "confrontation" between blacks • 'Produce original deeds of sale," he tion of land and agreed that some­ in whites, Mburumba Kerina said. challenged Barnes. thing had to be done urgently. Swapo's Moses Garoeb said land Agriculture was the backbone of The land question was central to had been acquired through "crooK­ the Namibian economy and provided the struggle for liberation, Prime ing and colour nepotism" by whites. employment for most Nannbians, Ben Minister Hage Geingob said. 1k DTA fully supported the motion Africa (DTA) emphasized. The Namibia National Front sup­ and agreed that a special prGgramme, A national conference on land was ported the initiative for a national supported by legislation, be set up to long overdue and there was consen­ conference and would submit its address the imbalances of the past, sus in the house on the issue, Peter THE Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. policies on the issue at the confer­ DTA member Dirk Mudge said. Katjavivi (Swapo) said. ence, Vekuii Rukoro said .. However, another DTA member, Eric Biwa (UDF) said next to the TELEVISION TONIGHT•.. TELEVISION TONIGHT.•• He suggested that the government Barney Barnes contradicted all pre­ detainee issue, the land question was vious contributors to the debate, even a " time bomb". . 17h58: Programme Schedule lesson. establish a special fund and invite 20hOO: News and Weather donations .from donor agencies. 1hese fellow party members who agreed Were it not for land, there would 18hOO: Children's Bible funds should be used to purchase land had been acqtiired from the not have been a struggle and this 18h05: WieHe W;die Report land on a "seller willing basis", the indigenous people without compen­ question was fundamental to the 18h21: Teenage ifutant Ninja 20h25: LA Law NNF man said. sation. Barnes argued that all land dispute, Biwa said. Turtles "His Suit is Hirsute" The government, he added, should had been acquired in a legal way. Addressing the issue would give Animated children Kuzak is taken aback by the actions also expropriate land subject to ••Some white farmers bought land meaning to independence, he added. series. of the opposing attorney in a suit for compensation. for a box of brandy," Nathaniel The debate and the Assembly "It came from beneath damages but has a surprise ofhis own The ACN'sJannie de Wet said the Maxhuilili (Swapo) stated. meetings were then adjourned, and the sewers" up his sleeve; Sifuentes represents issue should be solved to the satis­ The DTA 's Katuutire Kaura added the National Assembly will resume. Stuart and Anne ~ their case against faction of all parties concerned. If that, "it can be proven that land was sitting on June 11. 18h43: Educational Tammy Harris; and Abby receives a Programmes shock. "Arty Facts" 21hl0: Thirtysomething "Bioscope: "No Promises" Endangered Species" . Ellyn must face some difficult truths 19h09: Alice in Wonderland about herself and her complicated (Final) relationship with her parents. NEXT WEEK: Bailey's Bird 21h58: News 19h34: Who's the Boss? 22h18: GiUette World Cup "Teacher's Pet" Special - Italy '90 Mason, who is a student teaching one (Final) of Tony's college courses, exercises The final episode in this series about such blatant favourtism toward Tony, the World Cup soccer finals in Italy. his "star pupil", that Tony decides 23h18: Evening Prayer to teach his teacher an important

FUN. FAST. FLEXIBLE. AFFORDABLE THE COLLEGE OF LEARNING OFFICE SKILLS COURSES DIE REWARDS AIlE Ii.Url Whelher you've just lett school, been out of . ATTENDING the official opening of the Keetmanshoop depot were, from left, Keetmanshoop mayor Ihe job market for a while or wanllng to . acquire or improve exlsllng skills. The Hampie Plichta, Uno Hengari of the TransNamib marketing division, TransNamib MD Francois Uys College of Leamlng CQurses cov'3red are: and Stinus Brink, the manager of the road carriers department. • INTRO TO MICRO COMt'UTERS • TOUCH TYPING • WORD PROCESSING TransNamib opens • LOruS 1-2-3 :i • PERSONAL DMLOPMENT • MSDOS TEACHERS In the Swakopmund • LEGAL SECRETARIAL a depot in south and Arandis region initiated a • SECRETARIAL SKILLS 'self-help' project aimed at es­ • COMPUTER SKILLS tablishing an educational centre. TRANSNAMIB has opened a road transport depot at Keetmanshoop. • BOOK-KEEPING SKILLS Organiser Margaret Courtney­ •• It is the objective ofTransNamib to serve industry and commerce wherever Clarke said headmasters and prin­ needed," the parastatal's MD, Francois Uys, said at the opening on Friday cipals and their deputies recently night. TransNamib recently negotiated and concluded major transport con­ AcADEW/7[1 met to discuss the education book­ tracts in the south and the depot will be useful for the successful execution of ---OF.,.--- let of Education Minister Nahas the contracts. Already the depot project has generated R572 000 in revenue for Angola. Subsequently the Minis" the Keetmanshoop economy. .LEARNING ter had addressed a group of about Opening the depot was one of the ways in which TransNamib was involved PIIEPAIIING YOU WfTH NEW AGE 400 teachers in the coastal town. in upgrading the infrastructure to facilitate development in the region, a OFFICE SKILLS OF THE 90'S A committee to set up an edu­ statement by TransNamib said. The parastatal added that it believed efficient cational centre In Swakopmund transport was a prerequisite for the expansion of all economic and social had later been established and on activities. The biggest single expense in constructing the depot was the Friday they will meet to discuss steelwork of the complex which was supplied by South West Engineering at WINDHOEK (061) 3-7663 the 'self-help' project. a cost ofRI90 000. (Trading as College of Leamlng) The group hope that teachers WALVIS BAY (0642) 6522 in other regions of Namibia will take a similar initiative to get together to discuss the future of education. YOUR FAST LANE 1:0 THE FUTURE · . - Tuesday-June-5 1990 '5 Mini revolution at Gobabis as former 'devils' and 'volk' rub shoulders

ONCE dubbed the heartland of recruit new members amcng the mostly officials, an apparent indication of with his dog in a vehicle while rain white conservatism and sometimes white audience. RAJAH MUNAMAVA the audience's desire to hear the story poured onto his black servant in the said to be only third to Outjo and The atmosphere was relaxed and from the "horse's mouth". back. TIlls was still happening. Otavi, the town of Gobabis is set to later all spoke with a united voice, erupted between Swapo security men Garoeb said there had been mis­ It was a legacy of Nanubian his­ break with the past and adopt a new that of a conunitment to the develop­ and a group of whites who apparently conceptions by whites of his organ­ tory where blacks had been on the image. ment of the country. made offensive remarks about Presi­ isation. "You were told that we are receiving end, he said. It would have been unthinkable a Private and official invitations were dent Sam Nujoma. terrorists, murderers and that if the "But now I am asking you - let' s few years ago for members of this also extended to some of the Swapo The matter was, however, cordially country was taken over by Swapo close this chapter. All of us have to town' s white 'volk' to mingle easily officials. solved and some of the men were there would be bloodshed and war," write a new chapter," Garoeb said. and rub shoulders with men and women Those who accompanied the Swapo later spotted in the meeting holding he said. He asked where white Namibians who some have called terrorists in chief coordinator included Deputy talks with the Swapo officials. An image had been created of Swapo would go if they left the country for the past. Minister of Nature Conservation and Moses Garoeb began his address as the devil incarnate and even South fear of a Swapo government. "In But these are changing times and a Tourism Pendukeni Ithana, Agricul­ by saying the bitter truth of the past African Foreign Minister Pik Botha South Africa, Nelson Mandela is trying white Afrikaner couple from Goba­ ture Deputy Minister Dr Kaire was that the land had been expropri­ had said in the past that "no red flag to straighten out things with De Klerlc. bis - Mr and Mrs Mike van Rooyen - Mbuende, Justice Permanent Secre­ ated from its rightful owners during will fly in Windhoek" - an apparent So where will you go to?' , What had have already taken out party mem­ tary Dr Albert Kawana, Swapo the colonial era. reference to Swapo, Garoeb contin­ been wrong was not whites as people bership of Swapo which would not Women's Council deputy leader The legacy of the colonial era was ued. but the system which they had run. have been a welcome move in the Gertrude Kandanga and Swapo vet­ also characterised by hatred, bitter He added that the bottomline for He called on whites to joinSwapo, past.· eran member Kahumba Tuhadaleni. and bloody wars but now this was the South Africans had been to pre­ saying their interClsts would be best A number of the white farmers But the night was not without a over, he told the meeting. vent his organisation from coming to taken care ofifthey joined the party. around Gobabis and town folk gath­ hitch. Outside the packed hall where A hushed silence gripped the hall power. The Swapo man said he had Dr Mbuende told the meeting that ered at Gobabis at the weekend to the mee:ting was conducted, a brawl throughout the talk by the Swapo also seen a white man sitting alone Namibia had a promising economy hear Swapo officials speak about their with a high per capita income, rank­ party, its perception of the past and ing third only to South Africa and the future. Libya in Africa. It was something unparalleled in The country, he said, was endowed the history of the town as one mem­ with vast natural resources, and it ber of the audience said after the was even said in some quarters that meeting. the country did not deserve foreign TIlls, however, was not the first aid. time that Swapo officials have ad­ The question was, however, how dressed the white residents of Goba­ we can have a rich country with poor bis. people? The problem, according to Last y~ar, an elderly farmer from Dr Mbuende, lay with the past distri­ Gobabis and his wife were found bution of wealth. crying by neighbours after hearing Nanubia's economy was externally­ about the Swapo election victory. orientated and highly specialised in TIlls prompted the neighbour, the production of raw materials. Joha= Maritz, to seek a meeting Dr Mbuende also touched on the with the head of the Swapo election rights of workers and their wages, campaign in the region, Dr Kaire saying they were paid below subsis­ Mbuende, to urge him to address the tence level. He also pointed out that farmers in order to assure them that unless the country provided food, the nothing 'would happen to them. political stability and democracy which 1h: meeting was reId and the elderly the nation was proud of now could be couple who had been found crying undermined. While the mainly white went home assured that they would audience was given assurances about retain their farms and other belong­ the present and future, it was appar­ ings, contrary to what they had been ent during question time that the told in the past. switch to English on television and After last weekend's meeting at radio, the escalation in crime and the Gobabis Hotel, Swapo chief A SECTION of the crowd at last weekend's Gobabis gathering. In the front (right) is Swapo Women's markets for their meat and other is­ coordinator Moses Garoeb set out to Council deputy leader Gertrude Kandanga and on the left Swapo veteran Kuhamba Tuhadaleni. sues were at the core of their fears. Geingob in Geneva for UNDP economic summit

NAMIBIAN Prime Minister Hage Geingob will represent President Sam Nujoma at the fortieth anniversary celebrations of the United Nations technical cooperation activities and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Switzerland this week. The Prime Minister was scheduled to arrive in the Swiss lakeside city of Geneva yesterday and will be one of the top-level participants in a panel on international economic development cooperation at the UN offices there today. TRANSNAMIB had no problem in recognising a trade union ongo, but turned it down. "It could A statement released by the UNDP yesterday said Geingob would be the only provided it was representative of the corporation's employees. be part of his bitterness. He is trying member from Africa on the panel, and would be speaking on behalf of the to drive a wedge between TransNanub world's developing countries. "It is the policy ofTransNanlib to Uys said Titus, a driver with the and its employees, " Uys asserted. The UNDP is the world's largest multilateral technical cooperation organ­ recognise unions which are truly corporation, was required to be on On the controversial pension ques­ isation and serves as the principal planning, coordinating and funding agency representative," said Francois Uys, duty on May Day but did not tum up. tion, he said workers at the corpora­ for the entire United Nations system. the managing director of Transnamib, The worker was suspended pending a tion wanted their pension money in It has offices in 113 countries and territories and is currently carrying out speaking at the official opening of disciplinary meeting, but was rein­ cash. more than 5 200 small, medium and large projects throughout the world. the new road transport depot at Keet­ stated after his case was heard by the It was not true that TransNamib During his mission, the Namibian Prime Minister is scheduled to pay an manshoop at the weekend. conunittee, Uys said. wanted to liquidate the pension fund. official visit to the government of Switzerland in Berne. The corporation, he said, was in­ The case, the TransNamib MD It was the workers themselves who volved in a recognition agreement added, was also brought to his atten­ were demanding it, said Uys. with Namibia Transport and Allied tion and was resolved. A corporation-wide referendum had Workers Union (Natau). It was not the policy of TransNamib been held on the issue and all indica­ British passports in Windhoek However, Natau only represented to react to individual grievances as tions were that more than 70 per cent or reclUited a bit more that 25 per was the case with Titus, but the cor­ of the workforce were in favour of cent of the 4 OOO-strong workforce poration was reqUested to react to the liquidation." Personal grievances were THE British High Commission in Windhoek is now able to issue employed by the corporation. matter by the Ministry of Transport, being used to inconvience other British passports. Application forms are available from the High "We ca=ot recognise somebody Uys added. workers, he reiterated. Commission which is situated at 116a Leutwein Street, Windhoek, who is not truly representative. Na­ What had appeared in the press on Uys said he questioned the inten­ PO Box 22202. Applications should be made well in advance of tau does not representthe majority as the matter, however, was not a true tions of certain trade union organ­ the expected date of travel. they are claiming in the press," he reflection of the real situation, he isers if individual grievances were Applications a1readysent to Johannesburg wiD be transferred to said. stated. Titus, he said, was promoted used as if they were representative of Windhoek once they have been identified. Because of the very He was reacting to reports i.ll the to be the driver in the entire workforce. large numbers of applications in Johannesburg, however, there media last week regarding an em­ may be a delay before Namibian applicatio'lS are passed to the ployee of the corporation, GertTitus, who, according to Uys, had been Windhoek office. The British High Commission said it regretted suspended. the inconvenience this may cause. 6 Tuesday June 5 1990 THE NAMIBIAN Record sales for Sunridgelo\V-cost housing project

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WINDHOEK'S serious shortage of housing has been tackled head­ on with the recent introduction of Sunridge, a revolutionary, modern low-cost fiousing project which will suit anyone's pocket and lifestyle. Situated next to Tauben Glen, this In a speech made at the official new development was launched last launch of Sunridge on Friday eve­ Friday by Business Services (Pty) ning, Dr Amathila praised the hous­ Limited, and comprises 134 compact ing scheme as something truly posi­ housing units with a starting price of tive and uplifting for our commu­ SEEN at the recent launch of Sunridge are, from left, Johan van Niekerk, an architect from Business a mere R64800, andR120000forthe nity. Services; Dr Ngarikutqke Tjiriange, Namibian Minister of Justice; Housing Minister Dr Libertine Amathila; most expensive house in the range. Although the majority of these Dr Moses Tjitendero, Speaker of the National Assembly; and Christo van Niekerk, managing director ot' Sunridge is to be financed by the houses are comparatively small, they SWA Building Society which offers will be built in such a way that exten­ Business Services. 90 per cent bonds for private pur­ sions will be possible, should the chases, and 100 per cent for govern­ home-owner wish to make provi­ ment employees. sions for the future. According to Business Services The house designs have been kept managing director Christo vanNiek­ simple and basic in order to keep eric, the last time houses went on the prices down, which means that cer­ market at these fantastic prices was tain extras, like tiles, fully fitted kitchen years ago, and the prospect of afford­ units and built-in cupboards will be able housing for the public had be­ omitted. come almost a thing of the past. But then, what is the importance of But with the introduction of Sun­ a cupboard when you have a roof ridge this has changed, and to prove over your head, a garden, security that this low-cost housing concept is and the thought that no landlord will a roaring success, a staggering 72 be raising your already exhorbitant units were sold by Southern Estates rent, or kick you out at a whim. on site at the weekend, with an indi­ Christo van Niek; rk, one ofWind­ cation that they will be sold out by hoek's housing magnates, has already the end of this week. successfully completed four housing The houses in the Sunridge project schemes in Windhoek, and believes have not even been built yet, which that Sunridge will be no exception. means buyers have bought after only "We are proud to announce that rAKING a look at one of the Sunridge models are, from left, resident architect Piet Odendaal, Peter seeing the site and plans. But at these we have invested in the first housing Koep, and Andrei Morev from the USSR embassy in Windhoek. prices, who can go wrong? project in an independent Namibia, A large proportion of the bricks to which will create an additional 450 be used in this project will be manu­ jobs for our many unemployed citizens. factured by the newly-formed Na­ "I would like to stress further that mibian Women's Brickmaking Business Services not only has con­ Company, recently introduced by fidence in, but that we are committed Housing Minister Dr Libertine to the future of our country, Na­ Amathila. mibia, " he added.

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rel:atic)ns ofticer IN JUST Dr Naomi Nhiwatiwa, one of the speakers at Saturday's Chlld Survival and Development seminar, chats to President NuJoma after the previous day's signing of the UN declaration on Universal Chlld Immunization. TWO DAYS!!! Children's Foundation 6 plots future strategy' A NEWLY·formed committee of 10 Namibians met yesterday cD-o BUSINESS SERVICES'rw afternoon to discuss strategies for launching the Chlld Development and Survival Foundation of Namibia. <1]) . PRopERTY dEVEloPERS The committee was formed after a survival and development work in the ------,.-- & CONsulTANTS -- weekend seminar on child survival and future." is now in the process of working out She also emphasized that although future moves under its chairperson and the seminar had been organized by the Fax (061l 33204 '21' 34177 121 21394 WINDHOEK 9000 National Assembly member Michaela Swapo Women's Council, the new Huebschle. Child Survival and DevelopmentFoun­ ----- Although not on the steering com­ dation would be a non-party political mittee herself. Deputy · Minister of organisation. The only requirement Wildlife. Conservation and Tourism would be a concern for children, ahe Pendukeni Ithana said yesterday she said, extending an open invitation to had been very pleased with the seminar any interested women and men to at­ and thought the establishment of the tend a second child .urvival-aeminar in Foundation was of fundamental impor­ Iuly. (Cottection: In yesterday'. The tance to independent Namibia. Namibian, Iune 9 wu'given u the date "We're starCing something new and for arncwting of the committee at which m' 37387/37470 ~ 21394 WINDHOEK 9000 it's very exciting. We hope lots of ordi­ plans would be finalised. This is not the nary people will get involved ip child case.) THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday June 5 1990 7

( Rukoro se posisie in gedrang . ) * Regering korn by... Skinner, Olivier se lank wag kom Fskeur DEUR PIUS DUNAISKI ALEX Skinner en Moolman Olivier, twee kranige spelers van Suid­ Abraharns-egpaar sa ja vir DTA-uitnodiging Afrika wat sedert begin vanjaar rugby vir Namibie se nasionale span speel, gaan nie vir die Franse toetse kan kwalifiseer of deur die keurders oorweeg kan word nie. DIE DTA was vir twaalf jaar lank in die regeringstoele en kon nie dinge verander kry nie. Die Swapo­ Die opspraakwekkende nuus, wat tement is besig om 'n verklaring op regering, wat deur die mense van Namibie aangewys is, is nog net twee-en-half maande in beheer en goedontvangbehoorttewordinoud­ te stel wat dit duidelik sal maak dat moet kans gegun word om homself te bewys. Nanru-kringe wat gekant is teen die drie maande-tydperk van S6 het 'n vegtende Vekuii Rukoro, . word omdat dit 'n spesiaIe verhouding val: deeIname van Suid-Afrikaners in die toegeeflikheid nou ten einde sal loop. president van die Namibia National tussen Swapo en die NNF daarstel. Hy het bekend gemaak dat twee ver­ nasionale span, is die logiese afleid­ Namibie het op 21 Maart vanjaar Front (NNF) , gistermiddag in Wind­ Voorts is ook besluit om die slaggewers elk van die koerante na ing van die stappe op spottvlak, wat onathanklik geword, maar die groot hoek by 'n mediakonferensie gese uitnodiging van die DT Ate aanvaar dat bewering spesiaal geplant is om hom, die Regering binnekort sal aankon­ Afrika-boetie, by wie die nuwe Re­ nadat dit op die lappe gekom het dat die die NNF 'n kongres op 15 Junie moet Swanu en die NNF op te breek. In die dig. publiek nou op sportgebied ingelyf NNF in die politieke storm water in­ bywoon om die nuwe DTA te skep, wat verband het hy Mudge aangeval en Die Regering het gister by monde is, het 'n oorgangstydperk van drie gevaar het. die plek van aile opposisie-partye in · gese die politikus, wat jare se on­ van sy Adjunk-minister van Sport, maande gegee waarin die reel van Die sluimerende on min in die NNFis N amibie sal vervang. dervinding het, is daarop uit NNF te Kultuur en Opvoeding, Buddy Wen­ toeskietlikheid moet geld. Saterdag by 'n vergadering van die Abrahams se da! Swanu, Rukoro se laat skeur. tworth, besluit dat die talle toege­ Wentworth bet gese die "Supreme Sentr.ale Komitee in Windhoek tot 'n eje party, en die Rehoboth-Volksparty "Hy (Mudge) wi! die NNF vernie­ wings op sportvlak, wat sedert Council for Sport in Africa" veries spits gedryf en die werklike DT A-kar­ uit die vergadering gestorm het terwyl tig," het hy gese. onafhanklikheid geld, nie meer van ingevolge internasionale reels dat 'n akters in die frontvan vyf partye, wat daar oorgegaan is tot stemming oor die Volgens hom het Mudge die rebelle 21 Junie van toepassing sal wees nie. persoon na regte eers 'n burger moet nou-reeds maande lank laag Ie, is open­ voorstel om by die DT A aan te sluit. van die NNF 'n politieke toekoms en , 'Dan sal spelers eers ten opsigte wees voordat sy land verteenwoor­ baar. Daarvolgens het 23 stem me vir die hoe posisies in die NY aangebied. van alle internasionale vereistes moet dig. Dis ook die vereistes wat die Aan die spits van die wegskilferin­ mosie gestem, geen teenstem is genotu­ Rukoro het gese in die proses sal kwalifiseer om in enige nasionale ander internasionale sportliggame stel gaksie sit die bekende Abrahams­ leer terwyl 16 buite stemming gebly manne soos Geelbooi Kashe van Boes­ span opgeneem te kan word om vir sy en N amibie sal geen keuse he ·as om egpaar, dr. Kenneth Abrahams en sy het. Een stem was afwesig. manland en hoofman Constance Kgosi­ land te verteenwoordig," het in te val ~armee nie. vrou Otilie, terwyl die naam van Nora Die verklaring se publisering in The mang van die Tswanas, wat bewys het Wrntworth gese wat reeds taamlik Indien Skinner, wat in 'n onder­ Chase, bekende .in die bevrydingstryd Times het Rukoro gistermiddag dat hulle 'n mate van steun het in hul kritiek gekry bet oor toegeeflikheid houdoordienaweekbeloofhetomin in die organisasie Swanu, ook gister genoop om met sy beste adjunkte by 'n gebiede, uit die NY haal en hulle ver­ sy telkens opgekom het in die debakel. Dit plaaslike hotel in Windhoek 'n medi­ vang met die nuwe span, wat jare lank oor verskeie aspekte. die land aan te bly nadat hy sy hospi­ was duidelik dat die twee groepe, die akonferensie te hou, Saain met hom teen anti-DTA en anti-Suid-Afrikaans Hy het verduidelik dat dit beteken taal-jaar as medikus voltooi het, en dat 'n persoon eers 'n burger van Olivier hul oog op die nasionale span pro-Swapo en pro-DTA-faksies, was Gerson Veii, oud-~evangene van was. handskoene weg sal gooi en dat harde Robbeneiland en veteraan-politikus, Hy het voorspel dat die wegbrekers Nanubie moet wees alvorens hy kwali­ het, sal dit beteken dat hulle vir vyf woorde en beskuldiginge heen en weer Dusty Graig van die NOP, Berend de gebruik sal word en binne afsienbare . fiseer om in enige nasionale span jaar sal moet wag. geslinger sal word. Klerk van die Rehoboth-Volksparty tyd weer eenkant weggegooi sal word opgeneem te kan word. Die Franse rugby span kom reeds Die eerste skote nadat die breuk (RVP), Joey Fransman en ander senior ("dumped") terwyl die NNF en hy Ingevolge die Namibiese grond~ aanstaande week in Namibie aan en Saterdag by die dramatiese vergader­ NNF-ringkoppe. voort sal gaan. wet moet 'n persoon eers vyf jaar in sal op 23 en 30 Junie teen Namibie ing van die SK na die oppervlakte ged­ Rukoro het die Times aangeval en Tydens vraetyd het Rukoro sterk die land woonagtig wees voordat hy speel. Dit sal beteken dat die twee nie wing is, is vervat in 'n verklaring deur gese die berig wemel van foute. opgekom vir Swapo en die DTA, wat aansoek om burgerskap kan doen. vir een toets oorweeg sal kan word dr. Abrahams self, waarin luid bekend "In my hoedanigheid as die presi­ jare in die tussentydse SA-strukture Dit kom daarop te neerkom dat nie. maak dat die NNF nou by die DT A gaan de/lt van die NNF wens ek te beklemt­ gedien het, aangeval. Rukoro het gevra Skinner, wat Saterdag in die Nanubiese Wentworth het bygevoeg dat die aansluit. oon dat sodanige besluit (om by die . hoe kan mense Swapo, wat pas met 'n nasionale span gespeel het, en Ol­ aankondiging oor die nuwe greep Die DTAhou op 15 Junie 'nkongres, DTA aan te sluit) nie geneem is nie by regmatige gewildstem aan bewind ivier van die OP, wat in 'n vroeere deur die Regering, deur die nuwe wanneer die etniese konglomeraat die sitting van die Sentrale Komitee gekom het kan verlaat om na 'n party nasionale wedstryd plek gekry het, Sportraad gekanaliseer sal word. Maar oor te trek wat homself as 'n mis­ omskep sal word in 'n enkele soliede verlede Saterdag. 'n Mislukte poging is nie meerni 21 Junie oorweeg sal kan dinge sal ook in die Nasionale Ver­ aangewend om so 'n besluit te laat lukking oor 'n lang tydperk van twaalf party om aan te probeer pas by die wordnie. gadering (NY) by wyse van 'n politieke grondverskuiwing Wilt met neem, maar dit het kort geval van die jaar bewys het. Wentworth het op navraag ontken antwoord op 'n vraag aangekondig onafhanklikheid gekom het. wettige en konstitusionele vereiste van · Hy het 'n beroep op mense gedoen dat sy Departement reeds 'n brief aan word. Die onmin, wat onder die kombers 'n tweederde-meerderheid. om die nuwe Regering 'n kans te gun gehou is en tot die skeuring gelei het, is "Daarom is die sogenaamde besluit om hom self te bewys. die Namibie-Rugbyunie (Naru) sou Die stap van die Regering kom reeds maande gelede deur Focus onwettig, onkonstitusioneel en van · Politieke waarnemers was gister geskryf het waarin die kwessie van nadat oud-Nanru-Iede hul ontevre­ oopgevlek. . geen waarde, ab initio," lui die sterk­ eens dat die stryd in die NNF deur sal burgerskap as 'n vereiste aan hulle denheid uitgespreek het nadat Ol­ In daardie stadium is die berig deur bewoorde verklaring, wat Rukoro by syfer tgot op party-vlak. pertinent gestel is, sodat keurders dit ivier en Skinner vir Namibie kon dr. Abrahams in 'n verklaring ontken, die konferensie aan 'n groep ver­ Dis veral in die NOP van Albert in ag moet neem wanneer 'n nasion­ speel, ondanks 'n versekering van alhoewel hy tog tussen die lyne die slaggewers voorgehou het. Krohne, waarby die Abrahams-egpaar ale span gekies word. Wentworth vroeer dat net burgers sal skeuring goedgepraat het omdat hy die Hy stel dit pertinent dat teen die tyd is, waar groot drama verwag word. Maar, het hy bygevoeg, sy Depar- kan speel. gedagte van 'n sterk opposisie as 'n dat die besluit geneem is, was daar nie Graig, wat bankvas agter Rukoro noodsaaklikheid vir die behoud van meer 'n kworum nie, en die DTA­ staan, het gister by dieselfde konferen­ demokrasie beskryf het. agente het toe misluk ·om 'n wettige sie gese hy is die verkose tesourier van Die naam van Dirk Mudge, voorsit­ besluit te kry om by die DTA aan te die NOP en dat geen lid na die SK­ ~LIII&IIIHIIIIIIIIIII ...;;::~~;II~ ter van die DT A en 'n man wat byna aile sluit. "Daarom, in aile omstandighede sitting die reg of mandaat gehad het om politieke era's oorleef het, word van die saak, bly die politieke status die mosie om by die DTA aan te sluit, te WINDHOEK 9000 : genoem as die man wat in die middel van die NNF as 'n bondgenoot van steun nie. Hy het ook die omstrede c van die huidige drama van die NNF Swapo en deelgenoot van die eerste mosie as ongrondwetlik' beskryf en • Tel 22-4494 • staan. Namibiese swart meerderheidsreger­ gese net die kongres van die NOP kan In 'n verklaring wat reeds Saterdag ing onaangeraak. sodanige besluit neem. • I I C se datum dra - 2 Junie - maar net aan "In dieselfde mate bly my pre­ Dis duidelik dat ~ afstuur op 'n • • The Times, die alternatiewe mondstuk sidentskap van die NNF en die NNF se hewige politieke geveg teen die Abra­ • van die DTA, oorhandig is, maak dr. verteenwoordiging in die Nasionale hams en dat hy by die volgende NOP­ • • Abrahams bekend dat die NNF besluit Vergadering en dit kan nie geaffekteer . kongres in 'n verbete geveg sal moet • • het om sy alliansie met Swapo te breek, word deur hierdie onwettige daad nie," triomfeer, indien hy die NOP agter • • wat reeds van Januarie vanjaar lui die verklaring, wat ook op 'n NNF­ Rukoro wi! hou. • • aankom. In die proses loop die NNF oor briefhoof verskyn. Die RVP se De Klerk het ook openlik • • na die DT A, wat besluit het om een Die NNP-president maak dit venier sy steun aan Rukoro toegese. = ADULTS: R60 = .party te vorm, maar dat daar nie van duidelik dat hy nie sal speel met '" Die verwagting is dat die drama in naam, simbole, kentekens ensovoorts enigiemand wat die onwettige besluit die NNF maar net die begin is van die : CHILDREN: R2S ' : afstaan gedoen sal word nie. sal probeer tot uitvoering bring en dat groot omwentelinge wat in die Die nuwe DTA, waarin die Abra­ hy verplig sal wees om stappe te neem Namibiese politiek sal voorkom. Die • • hams na bewering hoe poste aangebied om die integriteit van die NNF se UDF, FCN en ACN se beurtkom om die = FROM5-15JUNE : is, word deur die NNF-verklaring van grondwet te beskerm. winde van veranderinge te voel, meen Abrahams beskryf as die "konstruksie Op 'n vraag gister wat hy hedoel met kenners. = TEL 22-4494 FOR AN = van 'n enkele, dinamiese, doeltref­ stappe, het Rukoro gese hy gaan enige "Hoe ookal sy, geld en eiebelang sal fende en demokratiese opposisie stappe neem, polities of regstappe om ' in die komende weke en maande in : APPOINTMENT : party ... die afskilferingsfaksie van 'n grondige die politiek van deurslaggewende •• Volgens die verklaring is besluit dat besluit te verhoed. belang wees. Dinge behoort ni twee :• CASINO STREET - OPPOSITE : die besluit van J Januarie, toe besluit is Rukoro het ook 'n tyd afgestaan om jaar heeltemal mekaar uitsorteer bet," om Rukoro se deelname in die Kabinet die DTA en sy twee koerante, Die bet 'n politieke waarnemer gisteraand • MANPOWER ~ ~ • van Swapo te kondoneer, herroep moet Republikein en The Times, skerp aan te gese. L...... ~ .... J lilw-itho megunlbo Iyonlukw-aDTA ya halutha oshigvvana

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OSHINIMA shiilwitho mbyoka ya adhika megumbo lyElenga enene lyokOkalongo Omusamane Mathias Walaula eti 25.5.1990 moka mwa kwatelwa oondjembo 15 dhoAutomatika dho G-3, Oomortila 51 dho 60mm, Ooroketa.dhokoondjembo dho G-3 dhi Ii 21, Iikuti yi Ii omayovi omilongo ne (40000), Omangadjina goondjembo dho R-4 noshowo tuu omangandjina ge Ii 57 goondjembo dho G-3, Oongaku odhindji dhopakwiita, iiketha yooholo oyindji nosho tuu oothaila dhokuninga ootenda dhopakwiita, otashi etele omuntu omadhiladhilo ogendji nge toshi ipula unene tuu shi kehe gumwe gwomwaamboka ngeno oyo oowene yawo tayi ikala iilwitho mbika. Okwatya ngaa nak:u adhika nayo kutya, "Aantu mbaka inaya itaala nani ota ti kayi shi ye oya Majola Karl nokutya iita oya hula", oshilongo EFIKU lotete laJuni, okwa Ii la danwa lIlounyuni aushe ongefiku IOunona. MoNamibia ounona okwa Ndjoba, omanga Majola ta ti kutya osha manguluka mo muukoloni ye kayi shi yeo Epulo oli li mpoka noshigwana ngaashingeyi osha hala Ii yo va tyapula efiku lavo pamikalo dilili nakulili. Efiku lowina la nuninwa ounona okwa Ii la tyapulwa kutya. "Oya lye ano"? Nenge ano okutunga oshilongo shi 1i mombili mokapale ketanga muKatutura mOlomakaya. Ovaenda va fimana, mwa kwatelwa Eeministeli ova Ii kayi na mwene? Nge otaku ti kutya nomevululuko? Osbigwana otashi in­ poshivilo. Mefano omu otamu monika opmbinga imwe yengafifi lounona ovo kwa Ii tava imbi oya Ii yapewa Omalenga pethimbo dile kOmalenga ngoka ga bekwa noga nokudana mOlomakaya. ndiya lyiita opo gi igamene komap­ keleIithwa iilwitho ku yakwawo kutya onokelo ga SWAPO, omolwashike inaya sila ko nande ,shimwe ashike iita sho ya hulu inaye ga shuna ko okuthikama nokugandja iilwitho kooyene ngaasbi ngaa qsbo sha ningwa mbyoka kEpangelo ngaasbi sha in­ niilwitho iikwawo? Osha hala kutya dilwa opo egumbo 'lyoye on­ Omalenga agebe goDTAnatango oge gomukuluntu ka Ii kondekwe oongula na iilwitho momagumbo? Nange osho, oonene ngoye to kala to sbang­ osho tashi ethiwa sbi kale nenge otaya waasbangwa miifo, omukuluntu wa ningwa ngaashi Elenga Walaula lya adhika to taaguluka oveta yEpangelo Oshigwana otashi·indile natango sha nasho koombotsotso konima sho ya makolonkadhi hoka. Iihauto oyindji ningilwa. Osho osbigwana tasbi pula. ngweye Omupangeli. mana mo neindilo lya uka moshig­ dhipaga okambwa ke.Okwa kundanwa nee ya yakwa mo moshilongo ndele Oonzo odha kala ngaa nale tadhi Osbigwana otashi indile kOmalenga wana oshikwawo kutya inamu yaka kutya oombotsotso dhika odha ka nampoka ngaa yi Ii opo ku shi. ziya mpeyaka nampeyaka tadhi ti ngoka kutya inamu sitha Omupre, po we iinima yayakweni.Okwa kun­ nwetba omahooIi pongalasbe yOmusa­ Yakwetu moshigwana namu kale kutya momagumbo gOmalenga un­ sidende OHONI, oshoka Omupre­ danwa kutya Ohauto yOmulongisikola mane Ismael Mbulu mOshakati na ombepo yesimanekathano nokusima­ ene ngoka goDTA omwa fumbikwa sidende sho a li a talelepo Owambo Tate Kornelius Mbangula odha fadhuka po inadhi futa oma­ neka iinima yamukweni. Oshigwana. nenge oga ningwa ogo ookamba omasiku gayi, okwa kala ta taambwa gwomomukunda Onawa popepi hooli ngoka. . nashi gandje ompito nengungumano dhiinima yopaukwiita konima sho komalenga ogo tuu ngoka pomabala nOngwediva oya yakelwe po uusiku Opolisi oyi li tayi dhi kongo na otashi kEpangelo li tule iinima yalyo ookamba dhopakwiita dha halakana gamwe noshigwana osha kala ngaa umwe woshiwike sha zileko peg­ vulika dhi monike mbala oshoka odha pomabala,iilonga yi monike moshi­ po sbo Okatokolitho kligwanaban­ shi ikwata pomutima. umbo lye omanga ya lala nosha yiwa fa dha ningine yuuninginino kEe- lmgo naantu ya kale ye na omauhupilo. gana 435/1978 kayi miilonga pet­ The ombepo yedhiminathanepo amekolyomumvo 1989 na osha kala otaku ti ngaa oyo nayi pangele tashi ikalwa koyendji yomuyo. moomwenyodhetunaoshinaokusi­ Kakele momagumbo gOmalenga manekwa ndele nee inaku kala ku na ngoka osha yela kutya nomomagumbo yamwe ye 1i yakwawo kohi ngaashi gaanenentu yomoDTA otashi vulika tashi holoka miiningwanima ngaa NAMIBIA NATIONAL mu na iilwitho mbyoka ya li hayi mbika yiilwitho ya holekwa moma­ longithwa kaakwiita pethimbo lyiita. gumbo kushi ihe kutya onelalakano TEACHER'S UNION Epulo natango ota li ya ta li ti lyashike natango. Henuka omil,ele dihap1:I 1ST ANNUAL CONGRESS 1990 uha ninge ALL members and interested teachers oshihakanwa shoAIDS

OU SIDI tuu shlbapu kombinga yomukifi omudipai AIDS? are warmly invited to the historic first Pelimbo eli eshi taku popiwa kutya omukifi ou owa londa neengbono notau londo erlku keshe moNamibia, osha pumbiwa neenghono opo congress of NANTU omunhu keshe a kale a kotokela omukifi ou woAIDS. Ovanhu vahapu fiyo opapa ngeenge okukwatwa koAIDS ngeenge a kwa­ taku p.opiwa AIDS, nena ohava diladila felwa ohonde komWlhu 00 e na oAIDS. kutya eshi osho ashike eengano DIDILIKA: Bendokotola do­ DATE: 29 - 30 June 1990 dooShimbungu naKavandje, ashike moNamibia oda shiiivifa omunhu ke­ nee kwaavo tava diladila ngaho otava she oha konakonwa manga . nawa londwelwa kutya omukifi ou, ou Ii ofunbo ina kwafela ohonde. Hano VENUE: Khomasdal Teachers College, oshiponga lela kukeshe 00 tau kwata, moNamibia omunhu ito pumbwa osheshi fiyo opapa inau monikila omiti okutila okutambula ohonde ku­ dokuuhakula. Osha yela nokape na mukweni, osheshi ovanhu aveshe ovo Windhoek omalimbililo keshe 00 ta kwatwa kuo va monika kutya ove na omukifi oku na okufya shill. woAIDS ihava pitikwa nandenande TIME: 08h30 Omukifi ou 00 oshiponga, hau dipaa okuyandja ohonde. inapa kalwa nomopaife 00 omudipai AIDS otashi dulika yo i ku kwate munene wovanhu vahapu mounyuni mokulongifa ombele ya teta omWlhu aushe. 00 e kwetiwe kuyo ile mokulikululifa Join hands with the world by meeting Dr Onaini - nee to dulu okukwatwa okambi kaye. koAIDS? LwaxuWlinwa oAIDS otai dulu yo Ope na ashike omikalo nhatu odo okutandavelifwa komukulukadi 00 e Ii Itoto, President of World Confederation of omunhu ta dulu okukwatwa komukifi meteelelo nokuitandavelifa mokaana. ou. Hano oIeaana manga inaka dalwa oke the Teachers profession, Mr Thorn Beeliako, • Otau dulu okukukwata okudja na nale omukifi ou wa dja muina. menangalafano nomunhu 00 e na nale Nashi udikeko nawa kutya: Omukifi omukifi wa tya ngaho. Oluhaelo 010 ou ihau tandavele okudja meemwe, ile G~neral Secretary of the All African unene oshitandavelifi shakula moupuka vonhumba. -Ihau tandavele shoAlDS. Omukifi ou otau dulu ngeno ngeenge wa kala omutumba okutandavelifwa ngee komulumenhu koshipWldi oko kwa Ii omunhu e Teachers Organisation (AATO) and ile komukainhu ile okudja momu­ kwetiwe koAIDS. Ihau tandavele lumenhu nokuya momu.lumenhu (kom­ okudja memikafano He pamwe binga nee yomashenge). ngeenge hamu Iongo nomWlhu eu Regional Representative of the WCOTP • Kakele koluhaelo, oAlDS otai dulu kwete. yo okutandavelifwa kekwatafano lee­ N atango tuu ito mono ile ito kwatwa from Ghana. Plus other honourable guests honde. Oiholelwa ongaashi tai landula: komukifi ou shaashi mwa yow,. metale a) omunhu ota dulu okukwatwa limwe-'\ljke, hamu yi mokandjuwo koAlDS ngeenge okwa vendwa nov­ kamwe ile pamwe ngenoshaashi tamu from Zimbabwe and South Africa. enda ya vendifa omunhu e kwetiwe nwine mekopi limwe alike ile tainu 1ile komukifi 00. OmWlhu ota dulu yo moshiy&ha shimwe ashike. THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday June 5 1990 9

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RI2900 Free of charge BALCONY WITH MANUELA FRITSCH R14 000 (O.N.O) Kessler Car Sales, BEAUTIFUL VIEW 4-BEDROOMED * 1981 Isuzu 3·ton . PRESENTER BP Garage, Tal Tel. (0641) 4131 LOUNGE/DINING ...... RI7900 PHONE MANDY Mr Simon Shikangalah IT AllAN FLOOR TILES THROUGHOUT Box 1470 3·7190 (W) Street (Manager: northern ROOM FULLY CHEAPIES 22-4589 (H) Tel 22-7638 region) TV ROOM BURGLARPROOFED FRITSCH + COMPANY * 1982 BMW S20 Auto REGISTRATION 2 BATHROOMS (INCLUDING THREE * 1982 Peugeot S04 Auto 1988 LAND Mrs Kunert . SECURITY DOORS) R171 000 NEG (taxi) ...... 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ORLANDO Pirates' goal ace and last season's Adidas Top Sport Best Goal Scorer award winner, Bashin Mahlangu, scored the Buccaneers' opening goal during their 2-0 drubbing of Urn tat a Bucks at the Orlando Stadium on Sunday. The Bucs are now sure of a place in the quarter­ finals of the JPS Knockout Series. In other matches played on Sunday, Sharp Blackpool, leading 2-0 over Vaal Reefs Times Stars, allowed the Mohlakeng·based Stars to level up terms before the final whistle. In another outing played at the HM Pitje Stadium, Double Action SundoWns downed a gutsy UP WE GO! SWA Autohaus Golden Rivers' tix

NAMIBIAN SOFTBALL REACHES AFRICA

A NAMIBIAN softball delegation, comprising ~ussel Barlett and Ivan Welling­ ton, will leave for Lagos, Nigeria, today. They will be attending the inauguration meeting of the Africa Softball and Baseball Association which starts on 7 June. This will be the fIrst time that Namibia attends such a meeting with the aim to make closer contact with softball-playing African countries. It is generally expected that the Namibian presence could lead to competition against neigh­ bouring countries, as well as participation in the World Cup. Meanwhile, the Namibia Winter League has been continued with two matches played at th

A NEW event on the cycling calendar, a two-stage individual time trial, will be sponsored by the Ef t End Service Station. ·The event will take place next Saturday, 9 June. : The event will be staged in two categories, firstly at 14hOO with the riders setting off at one-minute intervals on the Western Bypass to ride a flat 22,6 km course. The second coursti'will start soon afterwards with the riders moving up to start a 4,8 km climbing trial starting at the Augrigas river on the Daan Viljoen road. ~\;j The winner will be the rider with the lowest combined time for the two stages. HOME SWEET HOME. National scrumhalf Japie Vermaak will be in action for the Northern Riders are asked to be at the start before 13h45 and to bring an entry fee ofR3 Invitation XV against the touring Wales at Tsumeb tonight. The gifted Vermaak is also a strong ------Contued on previous page . contender for-Shaun McCulley's place in the national team.

't------NAMIBIA------­ Weekly R30 R60 Daily R125 R250 ------SOUTH AFRICA------Weekly R33 R60 SW A Toyota Young Ones stalwart Capes Nel (facing camera), played a humdinger in their stalemate Daily Rl40 R280 against Nashua Black Africa last weekend. His splendid defense work against the Lions steered his side BOTSWANA, LESOTHO, MALAWI, ZIMBABWE to a much-deserved fourth place on the log. Weekly R72 Rl44 Daily R350 R700 ·PREMIER LEAGUE RACE HOTS UP ------ZAMBIA, ZAIRE Weekly RI02 Rl71 CONRAD ANGULA Daily R395 R790 FRANCE, GERMANY, EUROPE, BRITAIN THE Namibia Football Association (NFA) Premier League has turned over a new leaflast Weekly RlOO R200 weekend, and some ofthe country's "big teams" face expulsion at the end of the season if they Daily R485 R970 do not puli up their socks before the start of the second round. ----- NORTH AMERICA ------I This was the opinion of a few Ndjadila, normally a mid-fielder, ever in the new Premier League, Weekly Rl28 R255 observers after the exciting SWA pleased the home ~rowd with his tire­ second only to Rqbber Chanties', Daily R625 Rl250 Toyota Young Ones-Nashua Black 'less and cool playas he launched at­ who were also· beaten 9-3 by the ----. AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND ----1 Africa league tie at the Khomasdal tack after attack from the stopper fast improving Ramblers ill Wind­ Stadium on Saturday. position. hoek a fortnight ago. Weekly Rl48 R295 The observers further pointed out Also in superb form for the home What is more alarming is the fact Daily R485 R970 that the other hot shots in the elite side was veteran Capes Nel who cleared . that the Windhoek team has not league, BS Tigers and African Stars, two potential goals from his goal-line. registered a single win in their four were humiliated 7-1 and 5-2 respec­ The tall and tricky defender-cum­ league outings so far this season, tively at the hands of Robber Chan­ midfielder seems to only improve with having conceded 18 goals and only POST TO: The Namibian PO Box 20783 ties and Explorer XI on the same day. the years: scoring eight themselves. Windhoek 9000 Namibia The problem with Black Africa, What the Lions need desperately, as And the sooner the Ingwenyama despite the fact that they still provide was evident again on Sunday against improve its current squad by re­ NaIIle ...... _..._...... ,...... thrills for the crowds during their Sorento Bucks, is a man to capitalise cruiting new players, the better, as Address ...... matches, is that they frnd it very hard on the many scoring chances created time is running out fast for them. to reach the back of their opposi­ by the likes of Fellah Snewe, Bernhardt African Stars, another one of the Postal Code ••••••••••••.••••.••••• ~ •..•..•••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••• tion's net. Diocothle (my best player in the team Katutura giants, are also occupying The Lively Lions, having had the at the moment), Eric Quest and fresh­ the unusual second-from-bottom . I enclose a cheque/postal order to the amount 'Kings at Night' defending desper­ looking Carpio Kavendji. position. of ...... for ..•...... weeks subscription to the ately in the last 15 minutes of the Also on the way to a quick exit from Stars, after being clobbered 5-2 second half, failed to register a single the league is BS Tigers, who were by Explorer XI at the harbour town Namibian (please ensure the exact amount in goal and all credit must goal to the defeated 7-1 by the Khorixas-based Walvis Bay, should also make dras- Rands or equivalent currenc~ -. latter team' s water-tight defence, led Robber Chanties on Saturday. by Dan-Boy Ndjadila. The defeat was one of the heaviest ( CONTINUED ON PAGE 11)