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BANKERS and top officials deny claims they are put· -Frankiemania! ' . . ~ ~ ting their bends, · tvrr-ther t.o find wSays to block the application ofa City savings and Investment Bank set to GRAt-tAMHOPWOOD be tile first new arrival since independence. The bank is to be owned allegedly' linked said last NAMIBIANS from every background were walking jointly by Namibian busi~ week he wOllld "stitk to the With a new sPling in their stride on Thursday morning nessmen including Aaron rules" and refused even to after Frankie Fredericks won his and the nation's sec· Mushimba, Tony de Silva comment ,on the alleged ond silver medal at the Olympic games. and University vice-chan­ meetings with the others. It seemed that everybody with two medals from the cenor Peter ~atjavivi, with The alleged meeting site is who could get to a TV set country's Olympic debut. Nigerian and South African closed for repairs this month. was glued to the box in a People were impressed shareholders. The application is with state of nervous tension at with Frankie 's quiet and The bank lodged an ap­ registrar of banks Bd No­ 18b40 last Wednesday when dedicated approach to his ", plication with the central lan.Thirty days for public Frankie zipped through the races. Engelbardt Uiseb Bank of Namibia on July 7. comment ended August 7, world's best to finish sec­ commented that "you could Many of the five existing but Nolan says there were ond in the 20Qm. see Frankie was well pre­ commercial banks, all off­ very few written submis­ Expressions (jf unmistak­ pared and obviously in the shoots of South African sions. He said other banks eable national pride passed right mood before the parents, say there are al­ ' who commented were across people's faces when events". ready too many banks. mainly concerned about The Namibian asked them Jacko Gees, an ardent Now people connected competitiveness. " about Frankie on Thursday. Frankie supporter, said the with the application of the He added his office had No one was disappointed Katutura athlete's perform­ newbanking institution say . finished credit checks on the that Frankie (fidn't manage ances "will benefit Namibia a bank managing director, a applicants, through ,Central to get gold as I could see from the TV central bank director and a banks and other authorities. said the application may be dated Investments, 65 per Agnes Thomo, a nurse at pictures of the crowds that top Governmment official There were still some mat­ ready for the bank's direc­ cent; 30 per cent by the Katutura hospital, said she Frankie has supporters all meet regularly to discuss ters which needed clarifica­ torS to decide on September Merchant Bank of Africa didn't mind that Frankie around the world. He has how to block the applica­ tion and he said he was 17. based in Nigeria; and five didn't make first place, as put Namibia on the map". tion. waiting for the applicants The new bank is to be she was so proud that The Government. officer to come back to him. He owned by Namib Consoli- To page 2 Namibia had come away To page 2 Nam govt wins P~st~warblasts_ ...c , clai:ri1ti~e• ~ . , . . FIVE people, four of them children, have been killed and . The explosion injured Vaeka Mwaharumange, 18,Ben­ SA court bid four seriously injured in accidents involving left-over siu Kapembe, 17, and Theodor Nghuiyerwa, 26. CAPE TOWN: The Namib­ Reinhard Eugen Strowitski explosives in Owambo since Wednesday. Earlier on the same day, Mrs Tabya Mutumbangeua, ian Government on Thurs­ - awaiting trial in the Wind­ Commissioner Siggi Eimbeck said in a statement on 50, was seriously injured and later died after stepping on day obtained a Cape Town hoek Prison - and against Saturday that Kabanana Sbimanya, 12, Nehemia Simeon, a landmine. The police said locals had removed'fencing . Supreme Court interdict . Syfrets Participation Bond 13, and Helen Lazanis, 10, were killed while playing with around the old OhangWena military base near Engela. against an awaiting-trial Managers Limited and the , a 40mm rifle grenade near Ondangua on Thursday after­ Commissioner Eimbeck said police, in co-operation prisoner to prevent him from Registrar of Deeds, Cape noon. Helena Hitolwa, no age given, was injured in the with several institutions, had repeatedly appealed to par­ selling property he bought Town. explosion. ' . ents, teachers and leaders to warn civilians not to handle from stolen money or get­ In papers, Hermanus On Wednesday afternoon, Nekondjo Rebuus, 15, died war materials. ting hold of money be had, Kasper, deputy permanent and three other people were hurt when a P 103 rifle grenade "It is thus shocking and incomprehensible that so many invested, secretary in the Namibian exploded in.the King Kauluma resettlement camp near people, especially children, are still being killed and Justice W A van Deventer Ministry of Finance, said Oshivelo. miUmed by explosives," be said. - Sapa granted the order against Strowitski had stolen about 2 Monday August 10 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

Danie de Lange, manag" stages including court per- - BANK ing director of Ban1£. Wind- mission to sell the farm had hoek, said N amibiahad too . .J only foUowed in due course. from p~ge 1 "many banks and another He said discussions are would put it back to the continuing on the farm's per cent by Swapo's Kalahari days before Bank Wind- future and the Issue could Holdings company. boek's merger with two other . still be resolved by a law­ . There was some confu­ banks, damaging profits for yer, J du Toit, who has the . sion last week with the origi­ all. He said he was not same name as one ofNamib nal written application,sug­ worried about the danger of Consolidated Ir.vestment's . gesting N amibians did not losing Government business, principals. ultimately own the maj or~ 'Yhich is mostly done by the ...------4 ity of · the bank, but central bank. Mushimba insisted things Earlier Bank Windhoek had changed. had called in a mortgage on Last week Standard Bank ' farms owned by Niswa, a of Nanlibia hit back at the listed company partly owned claim that a top manager by Namib Consolidated was advising N olan on the Investments. applicati~p. Assistant man­ Nolan said he had under­ aging director Walter Price stood these were not part of said' the bank's financial the prospective bank's R IO manager James Hill meets million share capital as this MOTHER AND CHILD ... New Unicef chief in Namibia Nancy Terreri and her Nolan for an hour or two a would be in cash. He said daughter Rianne (centre) greet guests at a reception in Terreri' s honour on Thursday week as part of a committee he had asked for clarifica­ evening. 01) the r ight is Health Minister Dr Nicky Iyambo. to redraft the banks act. tion. Hill said any irlvoivement Dc Lange denied this was NAMIBIAN FLASH ••. in the application would be a spoiling action as they had New Unicef rep for Nantibia Frankie Frederkks a c.onflict of interest. His called in Niswa's loan last bank this week opened a , October, many months be­ NAMIBIA has just received its new repre­ reception was attended by several top-rank­ deposit account for the new fore the bank's application FRANKIE sentative for the United Nations Childrens ing Government Ministers including Gurirab bank. was known, and the latest . Fund-(Unicef), following the departure of and Health Minister Nicky Iyambo, with from page 1 Shahida Azfar in June-. V!hom she will work closely. Nancy Terreri was received by President Terreri was accompanied at the function While it is clear that Frankie Sam Nujoma on Thursday after having by her husband, daughter and Unicef's '. Phone Mrs Lisa Krohne has been a hit with interna- presented her letter of introduction from Regional Director for Eastern and Southern tional. sports fans, for Na- Unicef's Executive Director James Grant, Africa Dr Mary Racelis. Tel212439 mibians he is SIMPLY THE to Foreign Affairs MioisterTheo Ben Gurirab Before coming to Namibia, Terreri wolked ' Deceased" ' Next of kin BEST: the day before. as a Deputy Representative for Unicef 'in Engelbardt Uiseb con- On Thurdsday evening Terreri's official Cairo. Kambina Mishe Marianne Mishe fessed "if you come to my t------::----=:------~------room you will see the walls SADCC's Executive Set:retary, Simba Makone, said yesterday Kin folk of E.N. Nghuukufna are covered with posters of that he expected the leaders of 10 member countries to call for a Frankie. I can say he's my new SADCC food security strategy in the light of the current Box 427 Ondangwa favourite athlete in the drought blighting the region. . P.Sado (Uncle) Adjelu Tavalava, Box 27 world". Speaking to the media in Windhoek, he acknowledged that Toivo Shiimbi, a lecturer SADCC had been "going round in circles" since 1986 in its at the Academy, was confi- att~mpts to setup mechanisms for regional food-distribution and dent that Frankie will bring as a result the organisation had been "unprepared" for the severity 'hOfne gOkJS ID boIti'tliil 00trF <;f!~ ll?-~"dJiOu!¥!\.l1a,1£?~~ }~1, ito. ~,9 !1?--~ ~~e~sJelP:~ ~V~~ past ,~ -;.~' :v~~tpe~ ItW\iS ,!>est ~~ ~tQC ....pil$! f()?4rest;ry~s . m sti;.ateg19.p.laces .,'. :> PUBLIC. ··-NOTIC·E -·"- - "'" - ... :: • ~ ,- 01 ~ • ' .... ~"'-...... •... , 1"'·..; .....: ~- ~OOm.1tom'F:tbe .,U)UI>k i· .-f",J.q , orensure.the&South Africa, bought a instituted against him South ence Avenue,Windhoek "just so ooWy" to see Frankie Windhoek flat for RlOO 000, Africa to prevent him from two medals. R2,4 million fron thecNa- bought another tlat in Walvis disposing ofthe Walvis Bay mibi~ Goveinment and Bay for R95 000 and paid flat and his R60 000 invest- deposited it into his per- R82 000 to a national car ment in Syfrets. ~~~ II!~~~~~~~~~IU~.-.~~.1I>C/."'lUUl~::~~~t above; ~:jinayloage io_the such'objection together with the grounds thereof, with STAY sonal banking account. rental firm with which he There was no guarantee the Council and with the applicant in writing within 14 He had submitted various had formed a partnership. that Strowitski would not days of the last publication of this notice. INFORMED claims for the refund of He had further illegally . dispose of other assets be- excise duty and fuel levies transferred money to Den- cause while imprisoned he Dated at Windhoek this 27 day of July 1992. Name • READ THE in the names of certain per- mark, Belguim and Luxem- hadwithdrawnR3500from & Address: Super Construction, PO Box 6610 WHK. sons and businesses to Ber- burg, said Kasper. a Windhoek bank, said NAMIBIAN end Bock, a senior Customs Following a civil action Kasper. and Excise officer, also in Namibia, Strowitski had - Sapa

NOTICE NOTICE PROPOSED CHANGE IN NAME OF SHIP PROPOSED CHANGE IN NAME OF SHIP

1. Notic~ is hereby given that National Fishing Corportation of Namibia Limited, 1. Notice is hereby given that National Fishing Corportation of Namibia Limited, owners of the fishing vessel PUENTE ,BELESAR intend to apply to the Depart­ owners of the fishing vessellSLA DE TAMBO intend to apply to the Department ment of Transport in terms of Regulation 6 (2) of the Registration of Ships of Transport in terms of Regulation 6 (2) of the Registration of Ships Regulations Regulations 1968 made under the Merchant Shipping Act of 1951 (Act 57 of 1968 made under the Merchant Shipping Act of 1951 (Act 57 of 1951) to change 1951,) to change the name of the vessel to JAKOB MORENGA. the name of the vessel to PRESIDENT AGOSTINHO NETO.

2. Objections to such prop.osed name change should be submitted in writing on or 2. Objections to such proposed name change should be submitted in writing on or before 17 August 1992 to the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Works, Transport before 17 August 1992 to the Permanent Secretary, Ministryof Works, Transport & Communication, Private B~ 12005, Ausspanplatz, Windhoek. & Communication, Private Bag 12005, Ausspanplatz, Windhoek.

3, Applicant National Fishing Corporation of Namibia Limited., Private Bag 13355, 3. Applicant National Fish ing Corporation,.()fNamibia Limited., Private Bag 13355, Windhoek. Windhoek. :

DATED AT WINDHOEK THIS 30th DAY OF JULY 1992. DATED AT WINDHOEK THIS 30th DAY OF JULY 199 2: NATIONAL FISHING CORPORATION OF NAMIBIA LIMITED NATIONAL FISHING CORPORATION OF NAMIBIA LIMITED

JS KIRKPATRICK JS KIRKPATRICK DIRECTOR DIRECTOR THE NAMIBIAN Monday August 101992 3 Landmark summit as SADCC drops a 'C'

proposal from the Preferen­ THE SADCC Summit t~­ GRAHAM HOPWOOD ingplace in Windhoek ftom tial Trade Area (PTA) for a today until August 18 prom­ ordinating Conference' from merger between the two ises to be the most crucial the title indicates a funda­ organisations. Makoni said since the regional body was mental shift in emphasis, the possible merger of the . ' formed in 1980, . which Makoni describes as other regional economic SADCC Executive Sec­ moving from being a "loose, body - the South African retary, SimbaMakoni, yes­ informal club of friends" to Customs Union - will not be terday told a press brieflog a formal economic commu­ discussed HecalledSACU that Heads of State repre­ nity in the region. He said (South Africa, Namibia, senting th~ 10 member the aim is to build "closer Botswana, Lesotho, and countries are expected to and deeper co-operation" Swaziland are members) "an sign a _ new treaty next between the countries. unjust organisation for Monday which will replace The move towards eco­ smaller countries" and said . ' the existing Lusaka decla­ nomic integration reflects it needed to be more "bal­ ration which' sets out the the changes taking place in anced and equitable". . orgnaisation's aims and southern Africa, he added, The African National functions. As a result a new with the opening up of Congress and the Pan Afri­ body will be formed - the markets, the advance of canist Congress will take Southern African Develop­ multi-party democracy, and part in the summit as active ment Community - to be the reduction of confrontra­ participants reflecting their known by its new acronym tion in the region. desire for South Africa to · ofSADC. Also on the agenda for joiIi SADe when the coun­ The dropping of the 'Co- the Heads of State will be a try becomes democratic. NAMIBIA should make a ond revolution. special effort to address "You cannot succeed the aspirations of urban ers. Government land in unless the people of the dwellers ifa "second revo­ urban areas was reserved country accept what is being lution" is to be avoided, for young people to be as- done," he warned according to Zimbabwe's sisted in their business ven- During his visit Nkomo vice presidellt, Joshua tures by goverment schemes, met with President Sam Nkomo. and for those who had al~ Nujoma, Trade and Indus- Speaking at a press con­ ready massed enough capi- try Minister Ben Amathila, ferenceon Friday at the end tal to by business or rent Wildlife, Conservation and of a week-long visit to - premises. At the same time, Tourism Minister Nico Namibia, Nkomo said while the .Zimbabwean Govem- Bessinger, and Fisheries and rural Namibians were con­ ment was in the ptocess of Marine Resources Minister tent to wait for eventual land buying UJ:ban land from Helmut Angula. reform, towns were in ef­ private owners keen to sell. He saidhy was impressed fect "owned by whites". Nkomo also suggested that by Namibia's achievements There wll§ I!tt!e po~~ibil­ "the Government should tax to date and "appreciated the ity of redistributing areas of­ people who have a-cquired • manner in which it had a town, so Namibia needed wealth in the past to help handled its affairs". . to co~iderways ofpro mot­ those who haven't". Mov- In a joint communique ing the interests of 'have­ ing towards a "oneness of issued by Namibia and nots' in urban settlements, spirit", which satisfied all Zimbabwe shortly . before he said sections of the community, . Nkomo's departure on Fri­ Nkomo quoted Zim­ was the recipe for sustain- day, both countries empha- babwe's,attempts to promote able peace in Namibia, pre- sised the need for better ~sadvantaged urban dwell- venting the need for a sec- economic and trade links. Hunting with. .dogs OUT

REGIONAL justice threw and the Ministry of Wild­ KAlE BURLIN(; .' it,s weight behind.conser­ life, Conservation and Tour­ vation efforts in DaiDara­ condemnation of poaching national monument areas, ism. land recently when also extended to livestock, .includingthe world-re- At the moment the rock Kborix~ magistrate Har­ and he said no mercy would . nowned rock engravings at engravings are the subject lis Salionga told residents be shown to offenders ap­ Twyfelfontein which cur­ of a local tourism project that people found guilty of pearing in court on poaeh­ rently attract some 25 000 started by the late Gabriel using dogs to hunt game ing charges. visitors annually. He asked Eiseb and continued by his would get maximum sen­ The magistrate also asked that the matter be urgently nephew, Elias Xoagub, who taces ~d that their dogs for clarification on the sen­ considered by the Ministry called the meeting. The would be destroyed. sitive issue oflegal rights to of Education arid Culture project has fought valiantly Speaking at a weekend to protect the engraVings Toyota Corolla 1.6 Gl16 Valve wo:rlcsh9P on tourism and from vandalism and still Model: 3.93 10000km sustainable conservation at faces difficulties in this Aircondition & Guarantee TWyfelfontein, Salionga said respect. R33.000 - GST Exl. poaching must be stamped In addition, the project out of .the area and that no provides jobs for 12 people one should-feel pressured ' in an area where unemploy­ V.w. Jetta CSX ment is as high as 80 per into protecting offenders. Model: 88 cent, and gives local people He said hunting ganie for Aircondition, Alarm & Radio tape food was no longer possible . an opportunity to sell arts in an area where game and crafts to tourists at a R24 500 - GST Exl. numbers had dropped so small shop established by dramatically and population the entrance to the monu­ . V.W. Jetta CLi figures had increased. ment site. In·addition, stock num- The workshop was at­ Model: 88 1:JeI's had risen, giving people tended by interested mem­ Aircondition, Radio & Tape more access to domestic bers of the local communi­ R27 500 - GST Excl. lletds for meat. If the area ties of Sesfontein, Khow­ was to earn valuable income arib, Omaruru, Uis and • from tourists, it had to offer Khorixas, representatives of me attraction of plentiful / ENTERTAINMENT BREAK .•• Traditional dancers the Ministry of Wildlife, iiDd varied wildlife. entertain participants at a community workshop on Conservation and Tourism a's tourism at Twyfelfont~in in Damaraland. and conservation groups. · , 4 Monday August ~ 0_1992 , ' tHE NAMIBIAN

, , 20h35: Game, Set and Match JI. ' Episode 8 ·JRedCross takes.a hard 21h36: Documentary .,e Programme "Africa Prize for Leader­ 16hS6: Opening ship" 1.7hOO: Take One This prize is awarded annu. look at the·piggy b~nk , L, 17hOS: Kiddies Filler ally to an African whose 17h20: Kids leadership has made an OLD and new members of stage in securing the society's Incorporated outstanding contribution to the NamJbian Red Cross KATE BURLING financial future, Moonman said. 'l7h42: Educational the ' general well-being of Society got together last week The broader the support base, Programme the people of Africa. In to discuss ways of revamplog the society was involved in a organisation, said Red Cross the more secure the organisa­ Read all about it addition, the prize seeks to the society's finances and wide range of projects, the societies all over the world ,tion. tended to project a "rather 17hS7: NBC Sport foster greater international securing its future success. public was largely unaware of Moonman also warned' of • its activities. muddled image", precisely 18h28: Neighbours help for African leaders as The meeting, which com­ tighter times for once reliable prised all top-ranking office Professor Eric Moonman, beCause they were so widely dcnors and recommended a pro­ 18hS1: The Flash' they try to build societies bearers' as well as long-tenn who has just started work on involved. active approach to fuD.d-rais­ Episode 2: "Out of Con- free from hunger. ' "trol" supporters, admitted that while the financial viability of the There had to be a way of ing. This had been the thinking 22h36: A Bit of A Do turning this div~rsity to the '20hOO: News behind the Red Cross's recent society's advantage, something involvement with the Scratch­ which impressed the public and It ganle, which now sells tick­ won its support, he said. ets for the organisation throuib­ General Secretary Bertha ,out the city centre. After a Ngavirue reriiinded the meet­ demonstration by the game's ing of the scope of Red Cross managers of how Scratch-It work in Namibia: everything works, Moonman said he ex­ from creches to old age·homes; , pected it to raise RI 00 000 for feeding schemes to home in­ the Red Cross within the first dustries; first aid work to dis­ 12 months. He said 40 per cent aster relief. of the costs went on printing As well as the day-tQ-day the Scratch-It cards (a process 'running and ~cing of on­ which required a high level of going comrn.unity-based proj­ confidentiality). About25 per ects, the Red Cross was also cent. of the money paid by the charged with areas of inunense public for tickets went to the national importance. "We are Red Cross. , COMIC DUO ... Tom Hanks and Dan Aykroyd stumble currently operating food relief In the end, he said, the Red ,; , .to a conspriracy that threatens their city in Dragnet schemes for the whole of the ' Cross would survive only if ':!1'ft M·Net tonight at 23h10. Kaoko and Damaraland in the public thought it really worth Namibia ',semergency drought supporting. "It's a competi­ Club , RED CROSS Secretary General Bertha Ngavirue arid programme," she said. tive marketpiace, and there are chair Reahbem Auala at Monday's meeting to discuss Getting that message acfO'SS 16h30: Widget a lot of organisations all doing the image and finances of the organisation. to the public was an important (Open time) very good work." 17hOO:. Egoli 17h30: Loving 18hOO: Full House 18h30: Nurses Worries over industrial unrest Premium time) A new comedy series about ", l0h30: Egoli a team of wise-cracking MINISTER of Labour ' and Manpower Development to igDore the wider social en; and employees to abide ' llhOO: Sex, Lies and hosPital nurses who keep Hendrik Witbooi has issued a stroilgly~worded state· and economic repercussions by nouns of fair and reason­ Videotapes (2·18) : their Pllti~nts healthy ~"an,4 " menl' expressmg concern at the current spate of indus· of their cotid\1ct and cer­ able conduct and added that , 12h45: 60 Minutes: The the doctors wondering. trial unrest. tainly do not act in the best "unprocedural work stop: 'Menuh,ins (Premium time) Witbooi said some of the conditions forequitable and interests of our young Re­ page must be avoided and Bd Bradley interviews the 19hOO: Assissi disputes were attended by stable labour relations in public. "Equally some trade likewise the summary dis­ 75-year-old violinist and Underground the large-scale, uncalled for Namibia and would also unions and employers' or­ missal of employees who conducter Yehudi Menuhin, 21hOO: Rambo: First !'ummary dismissal of em­ facilitate industrial growth ganisations are apparently are often not fully aware of a child prodigy who at the Blood (2.12) ployees and their partial and employment' creation. not fulfilling their solemn correct procedures or the age ofthree knew he wanted 22h40: Supersport , replacement by other work­ Currently his Ministry and duties towards their mem­ possible consequences of to be a violinist and played Cricket: Highlights of the ers. This trend was "unfor­ the Ministry of Justice were bers by providing them with their action must be stopped at Carnegie Hall when he fifth, day's play of the fifth tunate in the light of the fact making final preparations necessary effective leader­ forthwith". 11 years old. ' test between England and was that Government has been for implementation of the ship and guidance when His Ministry would inves- , (KTV starts) Pakistan, played at the Oval. going out of its way to cre­ Act. needed most." ' tigate means for the retro­ 15hOO: Smurfs 23h10: Dragnet ate attractive conditions on But, he added, the Gov­ , Witbooi said that most of active reinstatement of 15h30: Adventures of the OlhOO: Transmission various fronts to accelerate ernment's efforts in this the current disputes could people unfairly dismissed Gummi Bears ends eConomic expansion". regard were ''being seriously have been forestalled or more if the present trend contin­ 16hOO: Mickeymouse One of these measures had threatened by, the short­ speedily resolved if union ued, he warned been the drafting and prom­ sighted and ill-considered and management officials In conclusion he urglxl that IF YOU HAVE ANY NEWS, VIEWS, OR NEWS ulgation'of the Labour Act, actions on the part of cer~ , had assumed "more respon­ it was a sacred duty to TIPS, CONTACT THE NAMIBIAN. done in "full consultation J ainemployers and employ­ sible ~d more responsive "promote genuine reconcili­ with the three social part­ ees". roles from the outset". ation and social justice ' TEL: (061) 36970; FAX: 33980; TELEX: 3032 ners". This Act provided for "Those involved appear ' He appealed to employ- wherever possible" . '

, , 1988 - Information minister Stoffel van der Merwe says a Swapo government in Namibia is acceptable to SA if the Cubans leave Angola. 1990 - In 12-8 vote, Arab heads of'state condemn Iraqi Today is Monday, August 8, the 223rd day of 1992. ing. invasion of Kuwait and send Pan-Arab defence force to There are 143 days left in the year. 1866 - Bolivia and Chile sign treaty under which terri­ Saudi Arabia; Iraqi president Saddam Hussein calls on tory between Andes and Pacific Ocean is ceded to Chile. Muslims to launch "holy war" against foreign troops and Highlights in history on this date: 1913 - Peace ending Balkan war is signed in Bucharest. "corrupt" Arab rulers. 1566 - IconOClastic riots by fanatical Calvinists break out 19J4 - France declares war on Austria-Hungary at start 1991 - Serbs and Croats exchange prisonersior first time in the Netherlands. of World WarT during their undeclared war. 1627 - French forces under Cardinal Richeliel,l begin 1919 - Anglo-white Russian forces defeat Soviet forces ... siege of La ~ochelle against Huguenots, which English in north Dvina. Today's Birthdays: are unable to believe. 1945 - Japan offers to surrender in World War IT if 1664 - Truce of Vasvar ends war between Turkey and Emperor Hirohito will be'permitted to keep his throne. Holy, Roman Empire, whereby rival armies are to with- i962 - Soviet Unionrejectsproposed US inspection plan Count Canrillo Cavour, Italian statesman (1810-1861); draw from Transylvania. ~ . as part of any disarmament agreement. ..- Alexander Glazounov, Russian composer (1865-1936); , 1741 - Russia's King Frederick n takes Breslau in 1987 - Police disperse striking mine workers who halted Herbert Hoovef, US President (1874-1964); Norma Poland. ' rail and road travel as more than 100 strikes cripple ' Shearer, US actress (1904-1983); Ian Anderson, Scot- 1787 - Turkey declares war on Russia, fearing designs on South Korea's industries. ' , tish pop singer-musician (1947-); Rosanna Arquette, US Georgia. , 1987 - The mines and works amendment bill, which' actress (1959-). 1792 - French monarchy is overtrown as mobs in Paris removes job reservation in the industry, is passed in par~ attack palaCe of J'Cing Louis XVI. liament. Thought for Today: 1842 - Lord Ashley' s mine act prevents women and chil­ 1988 - Black businessmen direct Nafcoc president Sam dren under 10 years froin working underground in Brit­ Motsuenyana to select and lead a group of eminent ain . . people to confront President PW Botha on the release of Beware the fury of a patient man - John Dryden, English 1854 -First steam-printing press in the Cape starts work- political prisoners. poef(163 1-1700). ' Monday A ugust 1.0 1992 5 , , ~ <:$.- ':J t ·~r ..+"' ~ i f. - ~~ ? ;"-~'" . .. ~~.~

THE Windhoek Supreme Court thrust of the applicant's appeal had to decide whether life , will hinge on the question of Paupers' , imprisonment in Namibia was whether or not life imprison· unconstitutionlii. and incompe­ ment is a c()mp«tent an~Lcon- ' 'ufunerals tent. • stitutional 'sentence in Nanlib ~a 'Ibis -submission was made Otner and her son JosefOtner ,at least 18 years in jail. Constitution, Article 6 s,tates or not. ' " in the Suprelne Court last week at· the farm Gewaagd, Outjo, Geier yesterday subnlitted that 'No court or Tribunal'shall Danie Small, for the State, ~, on the by Advocate Harald Geier when on September 6 1990. Tceib on behalf of Tcoeib that the have the power to impose a submitted' that the appeal had , • he launched an applicatipn for "-"was given a further two years' double life sentence should be sentence of death upon any no reasonable prospect of suc· Increase leave to appeal ,against a double imprisonment for robbery with regarded on a par with the death person and Article 8(2) b state cess and 'asked the Comt to life imprisonment given to aggravating circumstances. sentence that could have been that "No person shall be sub· dismiss both the application · 1 JOSEF MOTlNGA Lukas Tcoeib in May last year, When he pa:;sed the senten::es, imposed in the past. jected to torture, or to cruel, for.condonation and the appli- Tcocib, '19, was given the Judge O'Linn ordered that He argued that for him Hfe inhuman or degrading treat- . cation for leave to-appeal. ,sentences after he was con­ Tcoeib should not be released imprisonment was in conflict . ment or punishment", Judge O'Linn reserved his mERE has been a 'fright­ victed of murdering Elizabeth on parole before he had served with Articles 6 and 8 of the Acc()f(iing to Geier the main judgement. ening increase' in the num­ 'oer of pau pers' budals car­ ried out by the municipal- ' ~ TRAIN FOR CAREERS THAT PAY! ii)'. . I OUR FREE PROSPECTUS SHOWS YOU HOW This was because people did not have or pretended not to have money to bury family This demanding job requires an enthusiastic and members or relatives. innovative person with gopd interpersonal qualities In some cases next of kin who is also willing to work long and flexible hours. could not be traced atall. ,,' Warrant Officer Manfred , A competitive negotiable salary with pension and sass of the Namibian Police , medical aid benefits are available. iil1d':The Namibian that , un~ . • . _ "'") l~ . • , . . "idel)#fied corpses appeared Minimum qualifi cations: tooo "liiainly those of people Matric from outlying areas coming Five years of Executive Secretarial Experience to towns, where they ,died from . numerous causes. Computer Literacy is essential " Iri cases of death from un- p,o , Box 530, JERSEY, BRITAIN , FAX UK 534-4850il * Word-:processing (Microsoft Word, Word for Windows) . natUral causes, the cotpse was Name: ...... Age: ...... * Spreadsheet Programmes (Excel or Lotus) handed to the police for a , post-mortem' and identifica­ Proficiency in Englishwith a knowledge of Afrikaans tiOn. Apply to telephone number (061) 41881 WhenIlCKlDe came forward only from 08hOO to 17hOO lID claim 'the body, the police on 11 August 1 'dlsplayeci'the bodiesforiden­ tification: Announcements, USUally accompanied by pho- , ~phs, ' were also made 1p------. , '1hro\lgh the news media. LISTEN ... LISTEN ... LISTEN.•. LISTEN... · Only after all these proce­ 1 du.Tes had been fol~owed was 1 Write or phone!! a body paSsed on to the mu­ 1 Do you want to give ideas? nicipality for burial. 1 Medical Assistant at the Do you want to say something alJout Windhoek State Hospital 1 mortuary, Christiaan Meyer, 1 women? N.id there were.'!ieveral'cate-" JOries of corpses buried at .t :'" ~~-.:· AI~o_i:iiii1!lem-solving -abQut · wo'111:en · _ State expense. 1 One was for deceased NAMIBIA WOMEN MAGAZINE peopl e whose relatives 1 p.o. BOX 23841 couldn't be traced at all.,Such 1 WINDHOEK people were declared 'pau­ 1 OR CALL 230537 (W) pers' and were buried after 1 (H) three months: 36594 Secondly, there were those 1 Contact: Rosalia Chappa whose relatives knew of the 1 We are situated here at Kenya House, 1st Floor 1 deceased but whose relatives 1 1 "did not care". I, . 1 The last category covered 1 A TTENTION ... ATTENTION ..• , A-TTENTIO~rm~f'? .. people who infonned the hos­ pital they could not afford funeral expenses. .------~~------~--~ In most cases the munici­ r ------~------, 9 I AFRIKAANS I 9 I pality buried the corpSes at its n.ss ~~:~~A~~ :~:NDARD own expense. rft DET &BOP 0 HONOURABLE DEl &BOP 0 SKAKERI NG I HOW TO. 0 ROMEO 0 ATHCEROBSOSARD SCARS STANDARD 10 0 I Sass said the municipality STANDARD 10 & JULIET (2L) 0 RICHARD 2ND LANGUAGE MOSAIEK I only claimed expenses frOQl 1ST LANGUAGE 0 I HEARD THE 0 PYGMALlON 0 THE III ,- ALL WITH ENGLISH lRANSKEI I o THEWIND OWL CALL (IL) . FLIGHT " TRANS~TIONS .. , STANDARD 9" , the State in cases where the AT DAWN MY NAME 0 FLYAWAY 0 SEEDS IN THE O ' SKAKERltlG _ 0 MQSAI~K ~_ 11 deceased had been brought in 0 CLOSE TO PETER (lL) BLACK EARTH - 0 STD 10 . 0 ' SKAKERING O :~~EI~T THE SUN 0 ROMANTICA DEl .KINDERS VAN I from outside the municipal C BOOK OF STANDARD DIE AARDE I 8 DEl area. , o :l~~ING ' lRANSKEI ENGLISH SHORT 0 PRIDE OF STANDARD 8 I Superintendent of the Wmd­ STANDARD 10 0 STORIES(lL) THEHUNTER~~:~D~~~ 10 D ' ~~:~~~~~A I AN' TONY AND SUNBURST ' 0 " "I ~ hoek State Hospital, Dr An­ O R12,49 0 SKAKERING KONING CLEOPATRA BOP 0 POETRY QUEST KALAHARI I dreas Obholt.er said the num­ o 'I HEARD THE OWL CAlL o EX·AFRICA STANDARD 9 ' . 0 GOOI HOM IN BOp ·7 I ber of unidentified corpses ,MY NAME STORIES - BOP DIE SLOOT STANDARD 8 I were not many compared to o THE 'YEAR , 0 EXPLORINGS STANDARD 8 0 'DIE 'NAGVALKE I O~~~Wf: , J" 0 E 0 GS DEl those cases in which relatives o WILD WAVE 1 0 MARU XPL RIN STANDARD ,9 ,' 0 MENEERGHONGI """,, were traced. 1991-1993 ' 0 MERCHANT 0 _. 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Namibia D~velopment Trus~ Market round-up Friday's quotations for unit trusts: Here is Mw major stock The Namibia Development Trust is aNon Government Organisation which markets outSide the United General Equity Funds: States ended on Friday: assists development organisations inside Namibia to: _ 134,34 ABSA 125,69 5,90 LONDON - Briti~h stocks BOEGrowth 139,34 130,19 4,60 ended the day and the two Community Growth Fund 107,80 102,41 (1) Plan development programmes to assist the most vulnerable sectors of n/a week account lower, with Fedgro 120,90 112,88 5,11 the community. CUGrowth 109,97 102,67 5,27 prices drifting down in thin (2) Prepare project proposals to raise funds through international grant Guardbank Growth 2292,44 2136,71 4,99 volume as investors remained making bodies. Idl 125,82- 117,70 4,44 sidelined, analysts said. Momentum 227,65 213,25 4,64 , The FfSE 100 finished 27.5 Metfund 181,12 167,62 4,09 points down at 2,350.1 after We now invite applications for the post of: Metlife It7,33 109,71 n/a dipping four points beneath NBS Hallmark 878,62 820,57 6,13 its 1992 closing low of 2,348.0, PROGRAMME OFFICER -INCOME GENERATION Norwich 336,59 314,33 4,60 reached on July 27. The FfSE ·Old Mutual Investors ·2690,65 2508,68 3,85 has lost almost 400 £oints Sage 2324,85 2170,03 4,55 since its record high in May The successful applicant must: Sanlam 1593,84 1489,91 3,95 . and 49.5 points sinCe last 1. be Namibian Sanlam Index 1225,81 1145,73 4,02 Sanlam Dividend 431,80 403,70 4,68 Friday. 2. have a degree/diploma in business studies/economics Southern Equity 181,66 170,09 4,72 . FRANKFURT - Gennan 3. adequate experience in fieldwork is a prerequisite Standard 1095,67 1029,71 7,78 shares ended lower after a 4. be bilingual Syfrets Growth 262,03 245,22 4,53 volatile week, and dealers said Syfi;ets Trustee 113,12 105,93 n/a the prospects of further poor 5. willing to travel UAL 1975,65 1852,91 4,78 corporate earnings reports 6. have good communication skills Specialist Equity Funds: would keep the market under 7. be able to work in a team ABSA Industrial 120,56 112,75 9,11 pressure. Guardbank Resources 136,40 127,94 5,85 The 30-share DAX index 8. must have a drivers licence. Guardbank Industrial 107,61 107,07 6,57 ended down 11.65 points at Sage Resources 110,28 .102,94 6,51 1,609.5,5.92 points down on Applications containing a CV, qualifications etc. must be posted to: Sanlam Industrial 946,45 884,58 3,37 Sanlam Mining 284,40 265;51 5,19 the week. Namibia Dev~lopment Trust PateuJ Str. 57 Southern Mining 126,28 118,14 5.25 PARIS - French share prices P.O. Box 8226 Windhoek-West Southern Pure 104,56 98101 nja slipped and the CAC-4O in­ Bachbrecht Standard Gold 153,70 143,96 8,19 dex ended nearly one per cent Standard Industrial 103,34 97,39 n/a lower in minimal summer Windhoek Standard International 99,70 93,29 n/a trading. 9000 UAL Mining and The index closed 16;57 points .or telephone (061) 38002/3 or 36021 for further information. Resources 363,86 340,42 4,58 or 0.92 per cent lower at UAL Selected 1,777.27. It has still gained Opportunities 1626,33 i~l,09 4,54 Contact persons: Daniel Mahua (Mr.) Old Mutual Mining 233,31 :217;22 5,11 22.6 points since last Friday. Old Mutual Industrial 331,60 " 308,90 4,71 ZURICH -Swiss shares doled Lindi Kazombaue (Mrs.) Old Mutual Gold Fund 97,95 91,25 6,14 easier but off earlier lows with Old Mutual Top Companies 234,69 218,76 n/a turnover tailing off ahead of Closing date for applications: 21 August1992. To reach us not later than Incomel.Gilt Funds: the weekend, gealers said. 17hOO MetboardIncome 111,29 110,12 15,02 The SPI all-share index fell • I •• ~.. ' .... , , _"'- Guardbank Income 119,37 . 116,92 15,48 4.7 points to 1,138.7, up 3.3 Old Mutual Income 110,84 f09,65 13,66 from the previous Friday. Standard Income 93,24 92,27 14,63 TOKYO - Stocks ended lower DIRECTORIES OF CONSULTANCY Syfrets Income 111,21 110,09 14,73 in light trade, with the Nikkei Syfrets Gilt 1139,08 1127,69 n/a average falling 408.17 points UALGilt 1230,81 1218,50 13,04 In 1989 SATCC published two directories of SADCC region individuals and consuttancy or 2.56 percentto 1~,518 . 27. firms registered or accredtted to SATCC. lhe aim is to have at the SATCC Technical Over the week the index fell Untt an up to date register of suttable 60nsuttants who can be invtted at short notice to carry / Gold price 392.01 points. out the increasing number of studies and consuttaancy assignments being generated in Gold was fixed at 349,90 dollars per ounce (In Priday after- Investors were inactive on lack noon, compared to 349,85 at the morning f"IXing and 348,60 on the transport and communications sector in the region. ofnew incentives, With senti­ Thursday afternoon. ment hurt by the tumbling . Now SATCC is preparing updated versions of these registers. Therefore here is achance price of Nippon Telegraph and for all the regional experts and consultancy firms in the transport and communications Money market Telephone, the market's 1:)ig­ sector to accredtt yourself to SATCC and put yourself on the regional map. Commercial rand gest issue, brokers said. Previous closing Yesterday's closing HONG KONG - StockS fin­ BENEFITS 2.7715/30 2.7690/05 ished easier but well!?ff the (i) you get yourself or your company freely advertised and firmly placed in the regional Financial rand day's lows as a wave ,of bar­ directory and register. ' Previous closing Yesterday's Closing gain hunting on selected blue 3.83/3.85· 3.66/3.68 chips pared most losses on (ii) your or your company stand a greater chance of being offered some of the many 9O-day liquid BA rate the Hang Seng Index, bro­ consuttancy assignments, jobs or projects throughout the SADCC region and that Previous closing Yesterday'S ckisin'g 13:55 13.50 kers said. can increase your earnings. The blue chip indicator slipped (iii) when published, you may get yourself a copy of the directory you contributed to. 14.34 points, or 0.24 percent, Hence you will be able to have a printed database of who is in your field and who can 011 price to end the week at 5,850.93. It help you wtth what. . . Oil futures prices (dollars per barrel) at 1615 QMT on Friday. lost 30.20 points on the week. IPE BRENT (SEPT) (iv) an opportuntty to put your experi~nce and expertise at the service of SATCC. SYDNEY - The stock market August 7 19,90 closed only slightly weaker August 7 (close) 20,03 after bargain dragged THEREFORE FOR: NEW YORK WTI-TYPE (SEPT) h~ting prices off their lows. CA) INDIVIDUALS August 7 21,22 August 7 (close) 21,42 The All Ordinaries closed 1.9 SUbmttyourCVs, sex, address , marttalstatus, telephone, telefax, telex, education, fields points down at 1586.7, 31 of specialization, professiona·1experience, employment (whether full-time or freelance ie. Namlblan stocks points on the week. The close availability ff called at short notice) a summary of relevant consultancy or technical was the lowest since 1580.6 assignmen~carried out so far, languages, references and any other information you may Closing prices Friday on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange on April 22. deem appropriate. of the following: JOHANNESBURG - Insur­ ance and banking shares at­ (8)' COMPANIES BUY SELLERS SALES tracted strong demand on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange Submtt your company profile giving name of your company address, country of De Beers 7475 7500 7500 in steady trade. AngloAM 11325 11.375 11350 registration, telephone, telex, telegrams, · fax, date of establishment, fields of The overall index ended 3,370 specialization, indicate whether foreign or national company, number of employees, GFNamib 225 235 235 GFSA n/a· 6700 · 6700 versus Thursday's 3,373 and refereces, a summary of consuttaancies carried out ~o far and please submtt current ABSA 865 875 865 off 1.8 per cent on last Fri­ personal CV S as in A above of those of your emplyees most likely to be engaged on First Bank: 6000 ri/a 6000 day's 3;431. The industrial index eased to 4,1 91 from SATCC projects. Send your responses to: Nedcor 1650 n/a n/a SBIC 6700 n/a 6700 4,198 and last Friday's 4,243. The Director, SATCCITU, CP 2677, Maputo, MOZAMBIQUE Metje&Z 150 200 150 The gold index closed at 1,006 Namfish450 500 n/a from 998, but it was 5.9 per Attention: Mr M.A. Maumbe, Documentalist Namsea 340 n/a n/a cent down on the week. THE NAMIBIAN .Monday August 10 1992 7

INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP ' Moz foes now brothers ROME: Mozambique President Joaquim Chissallo and rebel leader Afonso Dhlakama embraced and called e'ach other "dear brother" Friday after signing an agreement to end 15 years of civil war. They issued commitments to sign a ceasefIre by October Two deaths·reported in I, although the fighting would not necessarily end imme- diately. , Brokered by Italy, Zimbabwe, Botswana, the Roman Ca~olic Church and British businessman Roland 'Tiny' China's capitalist·rus4 Rowland, the six-page accord said the leftist government and the right-wing Renamo rebelS were "determined to do all in our power to end the cata~trophe resulting from the SHENZHEN, A mad ' with batons and even by ers to the special economic The shares' price-earning China: conbined effects of the war an4 'drought in our country". using their leather belts as zone just to purchase the ratio, which compares mar­ scramble by thousands o~ Perhaps a million of Mozambique's 15 million inhabi­ people to apply for the right share forms. ket prices for shares to their makeshift.wbips.Television tants have been killed in fighting since Portugal granted to buy shares in 14 newly reports had shown similar Huang alleged that a friend actual earnings, is about 50 ~ independence in 1975, while an estimated two million have listed companies .on China's scenes Saturday. of his had seen police pass­ Each person in the queue .been displaced, living on the edge of starvation, fledgling stock exchange ing out forms to some people was allowed to make up to Local officials ~nied that "This is a historic day for the people of Mozambique and ended yesterday ·with reports anyone was 1dlled arid said after receiving money. 10 separate applications, Africa," said Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe, who of at least two lolled in the only a few people had'sus­ , "I-got 10 forms, but five each costing 100 yuan convinced Chissano to join him in Rome and meet the crush. tained slight injuries. of my friends didn't get any," (US$18,50), aftef showing shadowy, bush-based Dhlakama. "Please, no more deaths, • . Reports on Hong Kong The offical Xinhua news said a weary, Huang, who his or her identity card no more war," Mugabe said ' television said two men had agency made no report at , added he had not slept in However, only 10 per cent been crushed to death and all on the situation. three days. "We think most of the estimated 10 million .~eral injured as people, Hopeful Olinese had been of the forms were given out applicants will win the right Women's march remembered ailnyofwhom had queued queuing up at distributiorr through the back door:' to buy the shares - worth for days to get an applica­ centres around the city since "The police seem to be about 500 million yuan CAPE TOWN: Thirty-six years ago, more than 20 000 tI6a .form, fought to get to late Friday for a chance at very unfriendly to people (US$92,6 million) - when a South African women marched to the Union Buildings in thfpead of lines outside . receiving up to 10 applica­ like us from outside . Sh­ lottery is held August 20. Pretoria to protest against the extension of the pass laws to ae~ral issuing offices. tion forms to purchase five enzhen," he added. About 200 people were women. . ,llie reports showed cha- , million shares available for The application forms are still queuing up for the forms In a memoratile expreSSion of resistance, they told the o.ti~ scenes as people lashed the 14 new issues to be listed for '~A" shares in the two­ late yesterday afternoon at then Prime Mitrister, JG Strijdom: "Strijdom, you have out at each other with some Huang Jianchai, ~O, from and-a-half-year-old stock one distribution centre at struck a rock. You have tampered with the 'women." tiylng to push into the queue a village near Xiamen city market, whose index has , the precious metals exchange Yesterday, the ANC Women's League and its alliance . using fIsts and feet while in neighbouring Fujian prov­ soared since the beginning in the city's fInancial dis­ partners observed South Africa Women's Day to mark the PQlice tried to restore order ince, tra-velled with 10 oth- of the year. trict. - AFP largest march by 'Women ever wi~essed in South Africa. Three die Looking at legal PLO meeting's JERUSAIEM: Legislators ofPrirne Minister Yitzhak Rabin's in clashes Labour party are taking steps to legalise meetings with representatives of the Palestine Liberation Organization, a in Angola minister '~aid yesterday. Labour plans to introduce a bill to nullify part of a 1986_amendment barring contacts with MALANJE, Angola: An "terrorist" groups" which is how Israel defines the PLO .. uneasy calm returned Sat-' government officials said However, Israel still would bar urday to this northern town the PLO into peace falks, they added after violent clashes between government and rebel sup­ porters left three dead and Kenyan strongman dies , 15 injured, official reports said, NAIROBI: Hezekiab Oyugi,. the former powerful Kenyan The attacks broke out bead of internal security died in a London hospital on Saturday, local newspapers reported yesterday quoting Friday night when some family members. Oyugi, 55, was sacked in October last ' Malanje inhabitants resisted attempts by Angola's oppo­ year after a British detective named him, along with former sition group Unita to install energy ministe'r Nicholas Biwott, as prime suspects in the murder of foreign minister Robert Ouko in 1990. Oyugi arms and troops in three of died of a brain ailment, the report said. , , WHO'S KIDDING WHO? .•. London - Pop star Michael Jackson (left) holds hands the town's districts, Angola's With Mickey Mouse as ,he arrived to visit Hackney"s Queen Elizabeth Hospital last news agency Angop said , week. Photograph: A~ence France-Presse " The population of this West Bank settler clashes ______~------~~------~ ro&ric~them~orityofwmcl1 support the government, JERUSALEM: Soldiers clashed with settlers on the West opposedUnita setting up a Bank yesterday after they began building houses overnight Portug~l to train Moz army delegation there, Portuguese in defIance of a government ban, Israeli state-run radio news agency Lusa claimed , reported Several of the dozens of settlers involved were ' ROME: Portugal has been and Dhlakama.' Many of the military de­ Police officials said 'the arrested near Qirya:t Arba, where some 5 000 Jews live on asked to help train a new Lisbon, the former colo­ tails will be worked on in violence led to the destruc­ the edge of Hebron, when troops moved in during the M9zambican army, which nial ruler of Mozambique, the next few days when tion of Unita's post in the morning. Will integrate veteran reb­ was expected to accept the . negotiators from both sides city's district ofCarreira de els frool the 15-year-old civil task. What to do about the continue to meet in Rome Tiro, the same I site where war, mediators and diplo­ rebels after the war ends after the expected departure ' last month vicious conflicts Angolan registration extended mats saidSaturday. has been a sticky issue in of Chissano and Dhlakama. between the two forces HARARE: TI1e Angolan ambassador to Zimbabwe said in The request was made a the t~s, which have been The composition of the erupted, claiming fIve lives Harare on Samrday that voters' registration for the forth­ day aftCr Mozambique Presi­ mediated by Italy, a Rome­ national police was also and leaving several coming Angolan elections had been moved forward, the dent Joaquim Chissano and based Catholic charity and expected to be discussed wounded. national news agency Ziana reported rebel leatler ' Afonso the Mozambique Catholic In Friday's accord, the July's two-day clash was Aristides van Donem said the registration of voters for Dhlakama signed an agree­ church. warring sides pledged to do considered one of the most the forthcoming Angolan elections had been extended ment pledging to sign a , Renamo claims' to have all in their power "to end violent incidents sice peace from July 31 to today. Van Dunem said the extension was ~eftre by October 1. 23 000 fighters while the the catastrophe resulting r accords signed May 1991 due to logistical problems. The agreement 'crowned government boasts an aimy from the combined effects between President Jose two years of talks in Rome of 50 000, although media- ' of the war and drought in Eduardo dos Santos and involving the right-wing tors believe both sides have our country". Unita leader J onas Savimbi Never mind the sex Renamo rebels and the for­ far fewer troops. At least 600 000 people ended a 16-year civil war. ' mer MaJ?dst Maputo gov­ Under the proposed agree­ have died in the · warfare, Further,iilformation on the LONDON: A London magistrate fined a couple for having ernment~ ment, the national army and about two million fighting was not made avail­ sex and smoking in a non-smoking compartment on a train. PortugueSe diplomatic would nUmber 25 000 troops, people, many of them fac- ' able, but police said the sitU­ "It was only 0Ifl their action in lighting up the cigarettes observers to the talks met . half of them coming from ing starvation, have been ation was back to normal in that the witneSSes actually came liP to them and com­ SatUrday both with Orissano , the Reriam-o ranks. displaced - AFP this town some 350 kilom­ plained about their behaviour," prosecutor N azir Afzal told etres east of Angola's capi­ the court on thursday. John Henderson, 29, and Zoe tal Luaoda. D'Arcy, 19, were e~ch aSsessed 75 pounds in fines and -AFP costs for violating the smoking regulations and committing an indeCent act in the'May 25 incident; . --.- ~-

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Omukalimo gwomomukunda gwa Hangwella okwa mana Enghudi mOukwanyama oondjenda dhe mOshipangelo "onkugo nOoR1850 mEekulu Justina Mukwahepo shEpangelo mOshakati Etitatu wa Haindongo gwoomvula Iya ziko konima sho a li a lyala AALONGI komina yaCDM, OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKATI naKALONDOnandjO'kaya ethele nasha okwe tu thigapo omboma , momudhingoloko mboka ya tseyika nawa SHAKATI naMAKANGO Osoondaha yaZi ko sho a gwomukunda gwawo. O'ngaahO'limbili nA.atO'ndO'k- William Nafuka, lunga, OtshikO'IO'ngO'ndjO', nO'yaNAANDA. Omikanka 'manene oondjenda dhe meg­ Okanona kcdhina Kauna­ . inkugO' O'ye shi kO'leka M.KuyO'lwa Immanuel, Ekuwa, OtshitO'wa, dhO'mininO' dhO'ka O'minene umbo lye mOJilukuJ;lda gwawo pawa Rosalia ya Iohanncs O'masiku ga ziko shO' ya LeO'nard iiputa, Elifas UukwiyuwO'ngwe, Ot- O'tadhi thew a kOmam­ Engbudi mOIilUdhingoloko gwa komomukunda Oshipurnbusho­ tu mine O'mukuluntu K.MutO'ta, lO'hannes shihenge, OnendO'ngO' bakumbaku O'manga Ngenga. Meelrulu Mukwahepo mugongo okamana oondjenda oye kwali nakuvala omupangeli dhako ombaadhilila sho ka li gwEpongO'IO'IO' lyOshikukuta Shigwedha, F.Shitenda, nOkawu ~a thinda uutayimuninO' mOOka wa uka gwiitukutulru mOngalashe ya ka pile megumbo eti :. mOshitO'PO'lwa . shU­ Fanuel ShivO'IO', kOlukO'nda. Uutayi mbuka mO'mikunda wu na O'kuthewa tate ShaH mOshakati tate Haf­ 03.08.1992. : "ukw arobi , O'musamane L.K.IidhO'gela; TeO'dO'r itau thewakembakumbaku, kaakwashigwana yO'yene eni ya Sema. EIMANGELEKO; Oshifo i · ~u~enya Ndaafa; ' O'kan­ L.Kambiodjina Stefanus ihe O'kaakwashigWana taya nO'ye na ihe O'kwiikwathela Meekulu Justina Mukwabepo shetu osha kundana wo natango , dUiribit kOO'randa eyO'vi Mhidhi. taambakathana. Aakwashig­ paikulya nO'kunwa. PetO'­ okwa thigako oyana, aatekulu kutya meme Selma Nantinda liiriwe nO'mathele gahet~tau MO' Mittag HO'stel O'mwa wana mbaka shO' taya IO'ngO' to'PO' lyOO'prO'jeke dhika ruiatekulululwa oyendji. 34 ngoka a kala ta pangwa nO'milongO' ntanO' R1850 yi gandjwa ku hailwa Festus O'ya pumbwa ihe O'kulya Omupresidende O'kwali wO' Efumbiko lye otali ningwa mOnandjokwe, okwiimangel­ IO'ngithwe IJlO'~~la aathi .Kamulunga nayakwawO' nO'kunwa na O'PO' ihe pwa zi . a patulula:,· · IIKETHA ngula mOlyoJilakaya ekele omasiku ga ziko. ShOD yUumukanka, mboka tau zi yaali O'manga mO'Uubvley Aanarange yamwe ya umbe YOMAKWATHELO mO'ka pomukunda gwawo okuzilila she mu imangelekitha inashi mOprO'jeke yedhina "OS­ HO'stel mwi iyambwa ku O'ngalO' yO'paimaliwa OPO' yi ye ONGOMUKWASHIG­ mOngelelca ya Ngenga. tseyika natango. , Oshifo shetu osha kundana Oshifo shetu otashi gandja HAKATI OMAPALE hailwa Hipunduka David landele aakwashigwana, WANA NAMBA WANUf natango kutya ineJile N dateya omahekeleko kOonakuthig­ PROmer" wa uka mo­ nayakwawO' yatatu. mboka taya IO'ngO' O'minioO' CITIZEN NUMBER ONE ya Josef a zile moIilUdhingoloko wapo atuheni. mikunda ' dhO'mO'mudhin­ OprO'jeke ndjika O'yi na , PO'mahala ga tumbulwa, a li a umbileiriO' O'ngalO' tangO', golO'k O' mO'ka, iikulya sha nOmuninO' O'munene iikulya nO'kunwa ya mO'ne OO'randa eiliele nO'shO' tuu nokunwa.· ngO'ka tagu-thewa ku Katif 0' O'nkO'ndO' dhokuundula O'ngepatuluIO'" lyOshiketha Omusamane Amutenya kembakumbaku lyEpangelO' O'O'mbike niihupulO' yi nenge iiketha mbika paitO'­ Gotlieb a dipaela okwa hO'IO'lela O'shifO' shika O'kuza mOshakati gwa pita imO' nene O'meya gawO' polwa/Projeke. Aakwashig­ ongula yO'hela kutya O'kwa O'mikunda ngashi, Omeege, niimuna yawO'. wana yamwe' ngashi Aak­ 1i a tuminwa O'kandumba Omppndja, Qn!ale, Omatale· 9shitO'PO'lwa sha tum ~ waniij.v.:.~ ~ Omalenga, Aan­ kOoR18S0~ ~tisnanga OkUPltita m Olhauie ':: a buIwa O'sha' k ala shi li angeshefa nO'sho tuu O'ya li muIDw ,aina· oifima gwOkomitiye yOmak­ Pooono NUupeke gwa thinda mO'luhepO' O'lunene IwO'm­ WO' ya umbile mO' shO'ka ya wathelO' gOshikukuta mOmapale, tamu zi gumwe eya nOmupresidende"'gwa li ye na pO'. OMULUMENHu weedula 51, xwikile po xe mumwaina waxe, Gotlieb Hofeni. mEti:tre la dja shaashi kwa li ta diladila kutya okuzilila mO'CDM O'musa­ gwa thinda kUuvudhiya Namibia Omusamane Sam Omusamane Amutenya ko okwa pewa ehandukilo oye a Iya po xe. mane' IidhO'gela Kelatus nO'kUuthilindindi. NujO"ma O'kwa li a gandja O'kwa hO'IO'lela O'shifO' shika lokukala iil'oliolongo oule OIilUshamane Mafwila, okwa . nO'mukwathi 'gwe Fanuel MO'mukanka nguka O'mun­ ethanekO' ndjO'ka kutya mOshakati O'kuuvO'mbili kwe weedula nbano, eshi a monika li va kala meumbo limw~ alike ShivO'l9 O'PO' yi kwathele .ene gwa Shakati na Matale PO'mahala gamwe, Aak­ shi na sha naashO'ka sha ondjo meloporelQ ledipao. naxe yaMukasa. mO'kulandela iikulya O'mO' ihe tamu zi uutayi wa washigwana yiikwatelekO' ningwa pO' kAanarange Gotlieb otaku hokololwa Xe yaMukasa okwa hovel a nol..."UIlwa mboka taya the thinda kO'mikunda, ngashi yO'yene mO'kuyambidhidha mO'kutO'ndokaonkugO' ndjika kutya okwa dipaele mutnwaina okuvela, ashike Mafwila ine uutayiroukanka . O'kuza kOtshandumbala, Otsh­ EpangelO' mEgandjO' lyOm­ mO'lwashO'ka aathi womukainltU 'We'd.ina Maria mu twala nande koshipangelo.

mO'muninO' O'munene gwa inyadhila, Omusimboti, Ot­ eya. yuutayimukanka t O'kuuka Hofeni, mcmtafiilcl.J 11 aMaal­ Mukasa okwa kala a itavela itsa 1991 momukundaOniipa, kutya xe okwa liwa po ku­ Shakati n~ ,Mapale. c $hip'umbutshO'mugO'ngO', Kakele kOprO'jeke yOm- . kO'mikunda dha tumbulwa mOwambo. mumwaina 00 Mafwila. AanaraNI€ ' rhl)'olCa ya Ondelekema, E\lafO', ana" eya ya tumbulwa, Omupre­ oya .pumbwa lela shili Pahokol yo okAti keenyala ngaashi tashi ngeenge otava plh.kilwa 0l!l1- O'munene gwO'meya gwa" udikilasba mQule weedulanliatu Pahokololo laMukasa, nande omunhu taka landulwa lanqula. Ouyelele keshe tau ·kandadokukalanOlfufutaoyo. ·, G . Kah ' ' uk . tadi landula. .~ "': c' Mafwila 'okwa, li ondudu, na omolwondIc;bo' 0y,'I':} )'~dja '-:; ~J1!a kekWllt"ol!?ildjebo yafuIa {Ashike naili4udike konawa . O'ng?na. aO" gwa a . ,.. Natango ~'niul~eDhu MuhsaokWa:itaY~lakutyaoye kop~lifi, kashi na nee·iftbudi -'~" yopaautomatikil, omunhu otaka ~: kutya(~taht k yandjwa'ashike', . kOn~da';.. , O'~.a. pwa nale , umwe _ha .PQpj. oshi,c,Gap"rivi __ a lya/po : xe': ~)bpo e limonene , lrutYa o~ ! mw~ I¥>mu~o .... pe'Y~-R~,~!coo.ye­ ;::,eendjebo kwaayo ve Ili,pumbwa O'kuthika ~Ona,~da nOm-,. wedina Bratlson Muka;sa,20, omitl"diiyeciop~upulile. . u lipipo. MQ~tw~.P R200~OO: .' iI:,' ": , ' Qvakwashiwana nava yandje Owa KahaO' na Amwaanda melbpoto ledipaq JJ10~U , a kale modolongo oule weed- OsbtkQD.do shOikwameniosha.. , ,Opolifi otai ud.~eke kutya :;. ee~djebo edi novehe rot oum- oshO' wO' gwa'. KahaO' ." na yop'ombada., yaWin~hoek :, ula hamano('oko kwa kufwa udaneka okufuta' :.et:p.dja9i - ; ~{;uru k;aJ1laku~animde kutya ~,. bada wa sha,.shaashi ~pe ml' • Pkalcindo nil-gO' WO' otagu '·mEtine. . '" ", . ' nhatu a kale'~ ina udikila sha donhuma, she likwatelela koludi __ ~ olyelye ayandja ouyele1e 00. ., ou taka landulwa mem loma- . humu komehO' nawa. Mukasa o~a pewa .0ndJo .. mouleweedul1lnhatu tadilan- londjebo ei wa eta. . ,. ':.:.;. Ovakwashiwana otava , fiku 00 a tumbulwa. , , N k ' 'Sh k t ' oyo., kutya on.' a dlpaele dula. . 3; 'Ee Otaku ka yandjwtl R500-00 - ' kumaldwa opo va twale ~ n dJe' b 0 ota.d' 1 dU' lu ' yo OmgO' ".'a gwa · aal mumwaJOa. waxe, we d'lna kukeshe ondjebo Yl1- kula hai eev,djebo adishe odo dihe na . okuyandjwa kobvette vo- n. akangO' nagO' WO' O'tagu Mafwj,hiMuka!la,momalikU 8 umbu nakemutwaalele (auto-" eembapila kopolifi manga mikunda, ovahongifikola ile yt nawa kO'mehO' nogwa te- ' aMaalitsa 1992 mOJilukund3. , • malic), R400-00 kondjebo keslie omafiku 15 Desemba maakoya, omulineekelwa keshe 00 u shii ,gelelwa gu kale gwa pwa Ngweze moKatima Mulilo. ya kula hai umbu sha landu- shaashi ou to ' ka hangika kutya ota dulu oku i twala mu Septernba omvula Ehokololo otali ti, Mukasa . 1afana, hano ihai lapwa,omanga nondjebo ihe na ·ombapila kopolifi. ndjika. momafiku 21 aFebluali okwa· THE NAMIBIAN· . , Monday August 10 1992 • .,

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~ '...... Barcelona '92 Personal Special Services Entertainment Premises to Let Employment required' - . - - , - African JAMES DECK MOTORS Ek is dringend opsoek naenige _W •••Le • Herstel motorS tiepe naaldwerk. Ek is 'n [I • Maak motors padwaardig ondervindruke (10 jaar) dame harnlony ...... •••••• (PTYl LTD. * Doen algemene herstelwerlc: en het ook nodige diplomas. Skakel my assebliefby 32921. We have moved VIR PUIK DlENS SKAKEL Susana Karamata. . praised to 45 Stiibel Street. TEL: 64208 SHOPS (Opposite John Meinert Na lire 41178 '"' 1. 2 Shops in prestige Vacancy . '.""!k~ Printers) Previously building in Independence .~fI.k.: ELANA Meyer's silver Target signs. Tel: 33366; Garage Sale. Furniture, wood Avenue. medal in the women's 10 Fax: 222379 Windhoek carvings. Ex Indonesia, 1/2 Price. 2. 2 Shops with mezzanin ''Earn plus/minus R100 per day 000 metres at the Olympic 14 Anna St. Ludwigsdolf.· Tel: can be let singly. . working from home. Free ingo. 222483 (h) or 52912(w) Filling stamped envelopes. Games on Friday night re­ Benetlitus Moollleng (Frekkey) OFFICES This is no gimmick. Send SASE ceived wide media cover- . ------to DV enterprises, Dept A, Box Cars 1. 6 - 8 Offices in small age in British newspapers . complex - Eros area - 301, Germisk.n 1400" on Saturday morning. 7-31108 lIo.llses f()r Sale Omurambaweg-parking etc. The Times featured a front 2. 3 small offices together in ALIENS ACT 1937 page picture of Meyer and city centre comples. NOTICE OF INTENTION . winner Derartu Tulu of 3. Whole floor in prestige OF CHANGE OF . building in C.B~P. Ethiopia under the headline: ~UR.lSAME "Olympic 10000 Symbolises For sale: SOUTHERN . Nissan 65 seater bus. R30 000 I, Uirab Samuel, residing at new A frican harmony"~' INDUSTRIAL AREA Writer John Goodbody, or to swap for bakkie or sedan LeutweinhofD3, and employed of same value. Tel:220759 (w) VVe require any . si ~e by the Department of Works as warehousing in this area for wro.te that victory by the· . a General Assistant, intend Waarde vir Geld waithing clients with good Africans "demonstrated to 10-08-1927 - 05-08-1992 .. applying to the Minister of the world the international We hereby anounce the Te Koop: Mazda 323 1.5 1978 rentals. . • 3 Slaapkamers Home Affairs. to . authority acCeptance of South Africa's death of our father and Model Enjin. VoorWieltrek. 2 under section 9 of the Aliens * 2 Badkamers NORTHERN grandfather. He left us on Weper . Kaperyder. Nuut Act, 1937, to assume the ~tnrn to the Games after 32 • Kombuis INDUSTRIAL AREA Wednesday after a very long oorgedoen. RI 500. Skakel . ·surname Hu.mlnel for ' t!he' year's absence". * SitiEetkamer 1. Newly erected sick bed. His guidance as Henry 36973. reasons that Uirab is my . The Daily Telegraph's warehouses +- 410 sq.m . our father will never be guardians surname. I BaieRuim 2. Lafrenz 350 sq.m with Michael Calvin paid tribute · forgotten. Rest in peace. Te koop: Mazda 323 2 ratkaste. previously bore the name's to both Tulu and Meyer and 1 Outomatiese - 1981 = R250 offices Samuel Uirab. Any person yvho Vir alle eiendomme in 3. Various offices with wrote that the success Special S('rvic('s 1 Handrat - 1983 = R300 objects to my assumption ofthti Katutura kontak storage totalling 700 sq.m. "Ur1derlined the wealth of said surname of Uirab, should Skakel Henry - 36970. Helena Nekome - 34177 athletic talent in Africa", . as 'soon as may be lodge · his CB WELDING Contact MANFRED objection, in writing, with a ~ continued by saying that BLQCH a t 34177 (W) or For general welding, steelworlc:, 1985 - Golf GTS. N~w MJ statement of his reasons Meyer's "lap of honour with· Burglar bars, Gates, Security Wheels, Rff. Metalic Grey; 224043 (H). therefore, with the Magistrate Cbe· little Ethiopian was a Doors, e.t.c.... . recon engine; Good condition . . of Windhoek. symbolic act, black and Tel: 061- 62600 or 62543 (w) Price: Negotiable. Tel: 38678. white together in the name Tel: 061 - 51980 After hours lO,14,17,19ilJ8 • Vacancy of Africa". - Sapa Do you have any problems with the following licences Wanted to rt'nt Kom Kyklll Sien is glo NANNY FOR ITALY: To start • Taxi . December 1992 for one year • Liquor • 4 Slaapkamers plus. To look after 15 month old • Business Flat or 2-Bedroomed house • 2 Badkamers baby and help with housework. Gold for' needed. Preferably in • Oopplan Kombuis . ' . • Hawkers Must be able to speak English Phone 62136 - 63(}99 Windhoek-West or North, • Sit kamer and be 24 years old or more. National Legal Expenses Aid Khomasdal or Eros. Call Sara • Eetkamer Airfare to Italy included. Capriati 36970 (w) • TVKamer Applications to reach us no • Dubbel Garage later than 14 August 1992. I am looking for a one-bedroom • Buite GeboU Please state your contact HER. Olympic gold medal flat in Windhoek Central or • Braai phone number when applying. .victory over Steffi Graf, a rival Windhoek West. Please contact • Nog veel meer Apply in writing to The Nanny on the pro tour, may be a Sonya at tel: 36970 P.O. Box 6850, Windhoek. turI1.1ng point in Iennifer Wanted to buy Skake1 Apprentice trained and Capriati's young career. Helena Nekome - 34177 trade tested fitter and "This is a big step for me - POOR ENGUSH? machinist looking for a job. proving to myself I can beat NO JOB? Person also qualified as all of them." Capria~ 16, said· LOW PAY? mechanical technician and Advertising Department Friday after downing Graf, 3- has a diploma in mechanical P.O. Box 20783 6,6-3,6-4. .' engineering and h as NAMIBIA, WINDHOEK "It was definitely one of experience. Tel. (061) 36970 itlY greatest matches in terms Contact Keymarshal at KELLER &NEUHAUS . of fighting for . everything, 64311 Windhoek . Fax (061) 33890 running down balls and re­ We urgently need houses in ally grinding it out," she said. Wanaheda and Khomasdal The decisive shot came in for interested clients. To all advertisers .residing in the next-to-last game - a crack­ Phone Dorris Kiitting, Tel. ling Capriati forehand win­ Enrol now at our 226081 (0) or tel. 43883 (H) net down the line. It happened . Swakopmund and newCampuB on break point and gave Flat to r('nt Capriati a 5-4 lead ~ the fmal Walvis' Bay: opposite ROXY set. Itl the last game, the third~ cor. Independence and seeded Capriati held serve at Fully furnished Bachelor flat 15. After Graf hit a forehand Uhland,. Street with kitchen, bath and balcony into the net on the final point, Te134438 in Lalapanzi, Klein Windhoek SOUTHERN Capriati grinned; blew akiss for a single person at R950.00 INDUSTRIAL AREA to her parents and held her per month excl. electricity. Small plots with newly Available immediately. Tel: arms aloft in celebration. erected or revamped Trans-Ocean·Express 223175 and leave your name buildings . . Graftook consolation from and telephone number. ~iving her silver medal. Ltd. Namibia 10,11,12,13,14108 NORTHERN ''It's definitely a bit of a Available now!! For direct INDUSTRIAL AREA disappointment," she said. imports o( all types of Fully furnished, 2 bedroomed, 2000 sq.m Empty plots at "But there are times I felt Japanese Auto spares, used self-contained flat, in nice quiet . givE!o'away pri<:tlS of R75/ much worse after a match. I engines. Contact Trans­ neighbourhood, close to sq.m. still felt good standing up Ocean Express Ltd. Namibia shopping centre; has small there." · . Tel: 224313 (061) garden with fruit trees and has LAFRENZ Tel. 5835 garage with telephone. Large erf at R32.00/sq.m. It was Capriati's first vic­ Ek spesialiseer in bome snoei, Available soonest. Rent R1500 . 40 Kaiser Wilhelm Street tory over Graf in five tries. installering van pr month, excluding water & Contact MANFRED Ranked sixth, she now has besproeiingstelsels en wegry electricity . . Phone Ida: H: All Langu~ges Welcome van takke. Vir puik diens, BLOCH at · 34177 (W) or beaten each player ranked in 227096, VV:2862218. 224043 (H). the top five. ,-. skakel tel. 224572 na 16hOO. 10.14.17108 ~ ,,~ , . # . ., 1 ' " " , •• ~ 10 MondafAugust 10 .1992,. THE NAMIBIAN .

. -' Soccer .' .).- . . Lew-isrise.s to' , triumph

.-.. .. ALBFRT Ferrer chipped a loose the occasion. • • • ball over Polish goalkeeper Aleksander Klak: in the final NO'T surprisingly, Mike Powell would rather swap his world · minute to give Spain a 3-2 long jump record for the Olympic gold medal. victory and its first OlY3Dpic "Right now, I'd have to say 9,14-metre barrier, Powell soccer gold medal. The goal yeah, quickly," Powell said would rather have had the gold, sent the crowd of 95 000 at FC Friday, the day after he lost to . The gold seemed to be right Barcelona's Nou Camp Sta­ Carl Lewis in perhaps the most there and he just had to grab it .. diuminto a flag-waving, song­ long-awaited duel at !he Olym­ Lewis controlled the event singi)lg,_drum-banging frenzy. pic track and field competi­ from the start, his first jump of David Villabona set up the tion. 8,67 meters being the eventual goal by blasting a shot from ''This hurts because I didn't winner, the top of the penalty area that rise to the occasion," added But Powell had the last jump. was blocked in a crowd of Powell, who al~o was a silver "I was confident that I was players; medalist in the 1988 Olym­ going to come back and win," The rebound came to the pics. "I'm happy with the sil­ he said. "It was a situation that right side of the area. Ferrer ver, but I'd never get over it. . I've pictured many times be­ netted it from about nine metres THE REAL MCKOY ••. Canada's Mark McKoy clears a hurdle during the 1l0m It's very hard right now." fore, being in the Olympic final, out. In the bronze medal game Wodd records never come having the last jump and beat­ . , Friday, Ghana defeated Aus- hurdles final to'win gold at the '92 Olympic Games. McKoy clocked 13,12 seconds • tralia, 1-0. . - ' easy, especially-not in the long ing Carl Lewis to win the gold" Photograph: Agence France-Presse jump. It stood for 23 years Powell also likes to come before Powell finally broke it from behind. On his final at­ last year. But for a man who '11 tempt Thursday, he' made an confident that the world rec­ aggressive run but was just ... Relay records for the US ord soon will go beyond the short of Lewis, earning an 8,64.

' CARL Lewis ancbored one to a world record in the men's at the world championships Mohamed Suiaiman. world record and a US four­ 400-metre relay. last September 1. Boulmerka, who has drawn some broke track and field's But the men's 1 600-metre Nigeria, . some six metres the ire of Islamic fundamen­ oldest mark in another race as relay squad ran unchallenged behind at the fInish, took the talists at home for exposing American runners blazed to to crown the evening. break­ silver in 37,98. Cuba got her legs and shoulders while · tliree relay gold medals Sat­ ing the world record of2:56,16 bronze. running, pumped her fists in urday at the Olympics. minutes originally set by the Evelyn Ashford, a 35-year­ the air and bellowed "Algerie" Germany got a pair of gold United States in Mexico City old four-time Olympian, - French for Algeria - after Jredals from track athletes Di- in 1968. - captured her fol111h gold medal winning her race in 3 min­ · eter Baumann and Heike . Thesquad, including 400- as the United States won the utes. 55,30 seconds. Henkel, three from its canoe metre Olympic champion women's 400 relay. Baumann, the 1988 silver and kayak paddlers and one Quincy Watts, finished in Owen Torrence overtook medallist, kicked powerfully from its men's handball team. 2:55,74, nearJy four seconds Irina Privalova on the final with the finish line in sight to '. The US basketball "Dream faster than runner-up Cuba. stretch, leaving the Unified edge Kenya's Paul Bitok for Team" ·completed its romp An~horing the record was Team with the silver. the gold medal in the men's 5 through the Olympics with a Steve Lewis, the only remain-. It was the reverse in the 000 .metres. 117-85 victory over Croatia ing member of the US squad women's l ' 600, where for­ Henkel, the women's high in the gold medal game. ~. that tied the old mark in win- ' trer Olympic 400-tretre'cham­ • jwnp world champion, got her , Algeria's, Hassiba ning the gold medal at the pion ,Olga Bryi'gina passed first Olympic gold by clear­ Boulmerka added Olympic ' 1988 SeouIOlympics., American Rochelle Stevens ing 2,02 metres. ,old to her world title in the Inthe400relay,200-metre on the final · straight to win Jan Zelemy of Czechoslo­ women's f 500 metres. Olympic champion Mike gold for the Unified Team. vakia won a battle of the In termis, hard-serving Marc Marsh, LefE~y Burrell, Den- Cacho, flfth at last year's world's javelin elite and his Rosset of Switzerland won nis Mitchell and Carl Lewis world championships, ran a first gold medal at a major the singles final in a five-set fInished in 37,40 seconds. slow 3 minutes, 40,12 sec­ international meet. Zelezny, battle against Spaniard Jordi AIinost the same team - Andre onds in the men's 1 500.­ 26, triumphed with an Olym­ Arrese. ;Lewis won his eighth Cason ran instead of Marsh - Rachid EI-Basir of Morocco pic record throw of 89,66 Olympic gold, blazing h~me set the previous mark of 37,40 took the silver ahead of Qatar' s mettes.

VACANCY Position offered in the Republic of Namibia Sun shines on Spain " Under the Oxfam UK & I/ODA project of support and assistance for Primary Health.Care, MANTIS is inviting applications for the post of Production Assistant from 'candidates with the necessary but Bubka feels pain qualifications to be assigned to the health authorities in order to enable the principal in execution the project of support and assistance. . .SPAIN padded its best perform~ce ever ''Most of us had problems with the atth~ Games, winning the women's field swirling winds in the run up and I was POST DESCRIPTION AND DUTIES hockey title with 2-1 victory over Ger­ definiteiy one ofthem," he said. ''Maybe many to hike its gold medal haul to 11. I took too long to prepare for each jump• . Setting up an office administrative system for the smooth running of the Training Unit. In a shocking turn of events, Sergei But ,of course, it could have been my Supporting the National Development Advisor and the Head of the Training Unit in terms Bubka was eIiminat~ from the final round nerves playing me up." of secretarial·duties: typing, answering telephones. filing. making appointments, etc. of competition after twice missing at 5,70 With Bubka out of the way, Maxim The production of reports. training modules and manuals on computer. .* metres and another at 5,75 - heights he Tarasov of the Unified Team won the When necessary, attending training workshops run by the Unit to act as the workshop. usually clears easily. event, clearing 5,80 metres. Tarasov's .s ecretary I administrator. He was the overwhelming favourite. teammate Igor Trandenkov cleared the Assisting the other members of the Training Unit in secretarial work. It was not to be. After a false start, the same height, but had more misses and Ukrainian went under the bar. On his took the silver. Javier Garcia of Spain Probation: Three months probation is required before a contract is signed, to ensure that both the . second attempt, he knocked the bar off won the bronze. producti9n manager and the Head of the Training Unit are happy with the work required and work with .his thighs. Germany's Heike Dreschler finally over­ done. Bubka passed a third attempt at 5,70 came her Americannemisis in the long and tried 5,75, knowing it was his last jump, beating defending champion and Requirements: chance. Again, he knocked. the bar off. , world champion Jacki Joyner-Kersee for ~ Secretarial course certificate , the gold medal. At least 5 years' experience in office administration and secretarial duties. THE Namibian is published by the Drechsler jumped 7,14 metres for the Competent in typing with minimum of 45 words per minute . victory, 2 centimetres ahead of Inessa Competent in the use of word processing, using programmes such as Multimate, Word Free Press of Namibia; 42 John Mem­ Kravets of the Unified Team, who took Perfect. . ert Street, Windhoek. Editor: Gwen the silver. Joyner-Kersee, who defended . Capable of self-learning the following programmes: Windows. Lotus and Harvard her Olympic heptathlon title earlier in Graphics. . Lister. Printed by John Meinert (Ply) the week, won the bronze with.a leap of Limited. Sttibel Street, Windhoek. 7,07• .Closing date for applications is 28th August, 1992. Telephone: (061) 36970/1/2/3/4; Fax: Kenyans swept the men's 3.000 steeple­ chase, with Mathew Brir leading the trio Please send applications to: MANTIS, (Attention PHC posts), Aton Rupert Street, (061) 33980; Telex: {061) 3032. . Postal Address: PO Box 20783, across in 8:08,84. Patrick Sang took the Northern Industrial Area, P.O. Box 22229, Windhoek, silver medal and William Mutwol took Fax: 216168 Windhoek, Namibia. the bronze• . THE NAMIBIAN ~ Monday AjJ9ust 10 1992 11

SPORT SHORTS ••• SPORT SHORTS "SPORT SHORTS ••• SPORT SHORTS Chiefs through to Coke final SPORT SHORTSo,..SPORT SHORTS DURBAN: Kaizer Chiefs struck defender, Nathaniel ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ advanced to the final of the Mtlokoa on the hand froni. ,Coca-Cola soccer Cup close range . BEDRYFSINGEN'IEUR Namibia. ..:- steamroller... competition when they de- . Despite the protest~tions Country Districts feated a gallant Blo- ·ofthe Celtic team Sweeney KWALlFIKASIEVEREISTES , emfonmtein Celtic .2-1 at .' pointed to the spot and Ace - Toepaslike B-graad of Diploma in Bedryfsingenieurswese NAMIBIA beat ~ South African C6tintry Districts XV by the King'~ Park Rugby Sta- Khuse converted the1dclCto 63 points to 35 after leading 29-17 halftime in Windhoek on dium, Durban in their semi- bring Chiefs level 1-1. Saturday. . final yesterday. ,' Thesecond half was full PLlGTE EN VERANTWOORDELIKHEDE die suksesvolle kandidaaf sal verWag word Om areaste Namibia scored nine tries against the four of the Country Chiefs were anything but ofinddentasSweeneyused V~n Districts. ' . their usual polished selves his yellow card thfee times identifiseer waar die prqduktiwitejt van die my" verbeter kan For Namibia, AwieSteenkamp (3), Danie van der Merwe, and contributed to an inci- arid his red card twice, or- word en toepaslike metodes te ontWikkel wat produktiwiteit . Gerhard Mans, Johan Deysel, Basie Buitendag; Johan dent packed game which had --: dering off . Bwalya in the sal verhoog. Barnard and Piet du Plooy scored tries. J aco Coetzee kicked the 30 000 on their toes 60th minute and Mtlokoa in six conversions and two penalties. throughout the 90 minutes. the 87th minute. The Country Districts points came from tries by Cornel Celtic cao consider them- Chiefs wioninggoal came METALLURG Swanepoel, Kosie Venter, Mark Ruthven arid Philip Ma­ selves unlucky at least not in the 68th minute when KWALlFIKASIEVEREISTES rais. Louis Holtzbausen succeeded with three conversions to have taken the game into substitute Chippa Molatedi - Bsc-graad in Metallurgie and three penalties. extra time. But a cruel pen- crossed from the right and alty decision again~t them Shane MacGregor rose to PLlGTE EN.VERANTWOORDELlKHEDE by referee Enol Sweeney head· the ball past Celtic Van die suksesvolle kandidaat sal verwag word om die Here is ,the SA team cancelled a great opening goalkeeper Simopn Gopane, ekstraksie van metale uit ru-erts; analisering en verbetering PRETORIA: The South African rugby team to meet New goal bt Lucas Skosana in who up until then had played van konsentraat; analise en rekenaarprosesse te verbeter. Zealand in a one-off Test atEllis Park in Johannesburg next the 28th minutew when he brilliantly. Saturday: scored directly from a free But Celtic never gave up Theo van Rensburg (Tvl); Pieter Hendriks (Tvl), Pieter kick on the edge of Chiefs and although Chiefs regained '. ,MATERIAAL­ M 11 (N al) D . G be penalty area.· their composure with Doc- u er at , ante er r (WP), James Small (Tvl); , Two minutes later Chiefs tor Khumalo in particular Naas Botha (N Tvl, capt), Robert du Preez, (Natal); Hein- were awarded thel·r doubt- bioi· . Cl· h KONTROLEUR rich Rodgers (Tvl), Uli Schmidt (N Tvl), Lood Muller s ng, It was e bC w 0 KWALlFIKASIEVEREISTES (Natal), Wahl Bamnann (Natal), Adri Geldenbuys (BP), ful penalty when Albert were to be congratulated for - Toepaslike B-graad.of 3 jaar Diploma in Materiaalbestuur Adolf Malan (N Tvl), lan M~Donald (Tvl), Jannie Breedt r-B__ w .... al_y_a_'s_a_tte_m_p_t_ed_c_ro_s_s __th_e_ir_f_ig_h_ti_ng=---.;:sp~in_· t_.----I (Tvl). . PLlGTE EN VERAN1WOORDELlKHEDE Reserves: Harry Roberts (Tvl), Johan Styger (OFS), Van die suksesvolle kandidaat sal verwag word om die be­ Drikus Hattingh (N Tvl), Garth Wright (Tvl), Heinrich Kiwis arrive in Jo'burg , FtiIls (Tvl), Hennie le Roux (Tvl). stellings, ontvangste, uitreikings, herwinning, magasynhoud­ JOHANNESBURG: The Australian rugby touring side, the ing en administrasie van 'n groot magasyn te ontWikkel en first to visit South Africa since 1969 arrived safely - albeit bestuur. Leeds take Charity Shield about 90 minutes later than expected yesterday morning. (., , , At Jan Smuts Airport to meet Nick Fa,rr-Jones and his VERGOEDING WEMBLEY: French international Eric Cantona scored squad of 27 players for their four match tour were the joint thlee goals as England's league champion LeedS defeated presidents of the SA Rugby Football Union, Dr' Danie Dieaanvangsalaris sal bepaal word aan die hand van kwali­ the FA Cup holder Liverpool 4-3 Saturday in a high-scoring Craven and Mr Ebrahim Pate!. ' fikasies en toepaslike ondervinding: Clarity Shield at Wembley stadium. , r-~------"'------I Cantona'shat-trickwas the first in 40 years by a player in 1 f'" From page 12 I' ments, 4-2. , IMKOR SINK (E'DMS) BPK "~;ft'~Cbari~bi~~th~~ppeni.n&~mhfJjR.n _. ' ' :' ' , . ' '" In the o~LS~ match match expecred to raise more ~_an~ lJS$750 000 for Englisn ·'A'ftiWfslaFs'aie_ one=-'lW~~B:-" ~te~y; l'\Ven:rt "m'k-ertrshitliltaal'Van¥SK0R BEP~~skik-oer:ffNOSA charities. , ,,'., . foot into the second leg, aimedeffortfromdefepder- 5 Ster toekenning vir beroepsveilig~g en bied die v6fgende It was Leeds' firstCharity~~ieldsi!lce 1974, when it lost thanks to a: res,?unding win 'cum-midfielder , Tiger , voordele: . , to Liverpool on peniJ1ties., Li~erpool _ waS ~oping for a over defending league Cham- Goagoseb secured Civics a .,. M~edingencie salaris • Jaar,bont,J.s • Pensioen en fourth Shield vict~ry infive years.,: ' pions ~raatz Welding well-deserved 171 draw ' .mediese hulpfqnds • Behuising. teen nominale huur· Eleven Arrows at SKW on agaiDst a nimpant Sarusas ·Or1g~riefstoelaag vir broodwinners • , ~8 dae ,vakansie- en · , . , h' 'u· .' .t d>' ,'Saturday night. , Orlando 'Pirates: ' 45 dae siekverlofper jaar ·,Ontspanningklub·met verskeie S. purs crus nl e " Stars:woowerelastmonth . DefeooerRomeSBockhad "~ sportfasiliteite • Gratis verhuisi'ng onderhewig aan sekere crowned the new Castle put the Sea Robbers ahead Cape Town Spurs : def~~ted .Crusadern -lJnited 2-.0 in an NSL Classic champions, s;mk the earlier with an excellent voorwaard~s • Castle League first division soccer match at Stanger on harbour town side, who have header from a corner kick Saturday. The visitors led 1-0 at halftime. Both goals were lost five of their former in an exciting outing played scored by Paulo das Neves. .regular stars, either to new ' at the Independence Sta- c1u~s or due to job commit- dium.

Commemorate Heroes Day, this August 26 wi~h the father of the . Ab~rdeen takes'the lead struggle and hero of liberation GLASGOW: Roy Aitken scored three minutes from time to - Obtain your fuU-colour poster of Pres Sam. S. give Aberdeen a 1-0 victory against.Falkirk Saturday and the lead of the Scottish premier division after three rounds. Nujoma from the N arnibian - from an original With two '~i'ns and a tie from the three games, Aberdeen water colour by Narnibian artist Jenny Gonnan leads Rangers on goal difference at the top of the table. Aitken, a new signing to the northern club, headed a high cross from Mixu Paatelainen into the net after a tense game (Only RB.OO GST included - To 00 forwarded to'you by post) at Falkirlc. • , r------I enclose my cheque / Postal order for RB.OO / Please debit-, my 1 League champion Rangers/lost the top position with a 0- 1 VisalMaster card Acc. no. tie at Hiberriian. Rangers, which has dominated Scottish I ------1 o S· ' d soccer for the past five years; was unable to break through I 19ne ------:----1 the Hibernian defence despite J:revQr Steveo's return. I Date _____ ...:... ______1

I Name ","'" " I Upse ~ in Volyo Tennis .1 -,-,--:----:--:------1 1 Postal Address ______~ _____ I LOS ANGELES: 'Fop-seeded Aaron Krickstein broke his left foot and was forced to Tetire from his semifinal match' 1------11 ' ' ' 1 Saturday night, sending unseeded Australian Marlc Woodforde into yesteray's final of the US$260 000 Volvo Tennis-Los (Complete thi. order form and mail to The Namibian. P,O. Box 20783 I

I Windhoek or call~ at the office. of The Namibianl~ ' ' Angeles tournament against second-seeded Richard Krajicek L ______J of the ~etherlands. ' Krickstein's left foot was injured when he lanqed after Now also selling at selected shops througWout the country!! reaching for a,ball down the line .. - ' , , I , • , • ,. ! .. 12 Monday August 10 l' 992' '. ••• to J. THE NAMIBIAN J

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WINDHOEK LAGER NFA CUP SECOND ROUND· FIRST LEG: SATURDAY: ' SK~ - Pupkewitz Toyota Young Ones 4 Kraatz Welding Eleven Arrows 2, African Stars 2 United Stars 1. KUISEBMOND - Explorer XI 2 Rundu Chiefs 1. , • NOMTSOUB - TCL ChiefSantos 1 Prime Press Liverpool 1. AFRICAN Stars ace Petrus 'Tse·Tse' Nerul\lbu (extreme left) was the star when the Katutura ~ants defeated ' ' OUTJO - Pubs FC 4 African United 1. United Stars 2·1 in their WindhoekLager NFA Cup second·round first.leg tie at the SKW field on Saturday night. GOBABIS - Desert Rollers 2 Black Africa 1. NerumJ)U scored St~ssecond goal. KUISEBMOND - Interatlantic Blue Waters 1 Ramblers FC i. ' SUNDAY: INDEPENDENCE - Civics FC 1 Sarusas * Windhoek Lager NFA Cup Orlando Pirates 1.

NOVEL FORD PREMIER LEAGUE SUNDAY: KHORIXAS - Robber Chanties 2 Auto Centre NampolFC O. KATUTURA - Mukorob Pelagic Tigers 2 Pupkewitz Desert team. roll Toyota Young Ones 2. NSL CASTLE LEAGUE SOCCER results from the NSL CaStle League and Coca­ over Black Mrica Cola Cup matches played at the weekend: Coca-Cola Cup seini-finals: Explorer XI's stalwarts Milla lwisa Kaizer, Chiefs 2 Bloemfontein Celtic ~ Amazulu 2 CONRAD ANGULA Santos and Liverpool draw Fairways Stars 0 (after extra time). Gertze and Levi Festus Castle League: GOBABIS First Division lIt local football circles Interatlantic Blue Waters in secured the former Premier Orlando Pirates 1 Dangerous Darkies 0, Lightbodys Santos outfit Desert Rollers caused speculation is already a dramatic final replay last League giants a 2-1 victory _ 1 Highlands Park. 1, ~ynamo~ 2 Sl;!n~o~ f' Ratanang 1 the biggest upset in Na- mounting th~t the Premier year, had their bow-legged over the exciting Rundu Jomo Cosmos 0, Pretoria 2 Moroka Swallows O. mibian cup socCer history League is about to lose the striker Gerros Witbeen to Chiefs at the KuisebmoQd when they beat cup kings most successful soccer team thank for their draw. Stadium, Walvis Bay. Black Africa 2·1 in a sec· in the country. ' Tall stopper David Hel- Selestinus Mukuwe m- THE NATIONAL ond·round, first·leg en· Cupholders TCL Chief lao put the visitors ahead sponded for Rundu Chiefs. counter of the Windhoek Santos will also have their with a banging header, be- ' * Blue Waters and Ram- ,. HOUSING ENTERPRISE Lager NFA Cupchampi. hands full with Prime Press fore Witbeen cancelled the bIers played to a 1-1 stale- onships on Saturday. Liverpool, who held them lead from a bombing free mate in an ill-tempered What makes Rollers' vic- to a'l-all draw in the first kick. encounter at tre Kuisetmond has an attractive vacancy for a tory so sweet is the fact that leg, when they travel to Stadium.' no one gave them a chance Okahandjafortheirsecond- OTHER RESULTS The Birds were the first PERSON-NELOFFICER against Black Africa, gen- leg tie. to score through talented • erally considered the team Santos, who became the * In other NFA Cup ' midfieldkingpinSandrode , The encumbent shall assist the Personnel Manger with to beat in cup competitions. owners of the rich NFA Cup, matches played at the week- Gouveia and led 1-0 at half. Rollers, who were also after coastal end a from National striker Joseph , the recruitment and induction of new employees, compi­ responsible for tre early exit r--~-~~':":":';'~=~-':"':=--=-~=-'::'!::':":':~:'=::""'" Marthins continued his • lation of Comprehensive job descriptions and mainte­ , of Black Africa's Premier goalscoring streak when he -' nance of personnel benefit records. General personnel League -colleagues Punch- beat Blue Waters ' off-side , administrative wo~ and regular review of policies, pro- line Challengers a few weeks to blast home the equaliser cedures and conditions of empoyment will also be re­ ago, have now built up a that brought the Rammies quired. much-needed second-leg back into the contest. boost. According to Frans ' The Eastern First Divi- Samaria, the behaviour of A Diploma or Degree in Personnel Management with a sion outfit will, however, the coaches, Garry Sales minimum of two years relevant experience are required. have to pull out all the stops (Ramblers) and Uwe Bach- . Atternatively a Std 10 certificate or its equivalent and 10 when they clash with the mann (Blue Waters), did not , years relevant practical expreince, two of which in a Lively Lions away from treir leave much to be desired. , senior position, shall suffice. The encumbent should be home crowd in Windhoek "I must say that I was not at the weekend of August impressed by the attitude of , fully bilingual, have agood working knowledge of Namib­ 22-23. the two coaches at all. They ian labour legislation and be in possession of a code 8 Black Africa's I,oss is a certainly did not set an , drivers' license. clear indication that the once example for their respec- feared champions are slowly tive teams and clearly con- A competitive salary, 13th cheque and generous leave moving in the Same direc- tributed to the negative , are offered, as well as a 'pension fund, medical aid, tion as their former archri- approach of the players who vals Chelsea FC of Gro-ot- resorted. to rough tactics. I housing allowance an free personal accident insurance fontein and Tsumeb's Ben- have mentioned their bad .where applicable. fica; caracter in my match report Chelsea lost to Black and I hope the league will Application forms are obtainable from our offices in Africa in two consecutive take a serious look into it," Omuramba Road, Eros or by phning (061) 37224 and Mainstay Cup finals wi$ Samaria said. inustbe returned to the Personnel Manger, PO Box Benfica beating the Lively * At Ou~o, Pubs Fe Strik- Lions in the 1987 Metro- ers had a field day against 20192, WINDHOEK. Only Namibian citizens and per­ politan Champion of Cham- visiting African United, sons with permanent resident status will be considered. pions Cup final. SUNDOWNS scoring dynamo Bennett Masinga (with beating the Oshakati outfit Both Chelsea and Ben- ball), pictured with teammate and South African squad 4-1 to virtually book them- The closing date for applications is 18 August 1992. fica have since been rele- colleague Sam Khambule, will miss his country's first selves a place in the second gated to the Far Northern international against Zimbabwe on Augsut 16 through leg. First Division. a bad ankle injury. 1'0 page 11