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SIMPLY THE BEST ... Lovely Miss Namibia, 19- year-old Michelle McLean, took the beauty world by GOING PUBLIC ... The pleasant and cheerful Christo storm on Saturday morn· bo.mbshell Greyling, who stunned his congregation yesterday by ing when she won the cov­ telling them he had contracted AIDS through a blood eted Miss Universe com· transfusion, with his supportive wife, LieseL petition. See report, p 3. Brave ORe churc'hman tells Murder after wedd.ing cel.ebration ··

A YOUNG man was shot and killed in the early hours of. congregation: 'I have AIDS' Saturday morning after attending a wedding celebra· . tion in Katutura's 'Damara section'. GWEN LISTER gregation and that there had One report of the shooting incident said the deceased, been no negative reaction Oswald 'Jesriel' Auseb, and his brother had gone to the so far. the aid of a friend who was being harassed by a group of DUTCH Reformed Church Dominee, Christo F1anked by his young wife, men. One man then shot Auseb in the knee and after the Greyling, yesterday stunned his congregation Liesel, he later addressed a victim fell to the ground he was shot in the head a by telling them he was a. carrier of the HIV press conference at his home, further three times from point blank range. virus which causes AIDS. emphasising that he was a Auseb died on Saturday at 16hOO in the intensive care Christian who believed there unit of Katutura hospital. The 28-year-old Greyling, Greyling, the former pro­ was hope in suffering. A man has apparently been arrested by the police in BRUTALLY MUR. who is a haemophiliac, told ducer of religious program­ In his sermon, Greyling Contiuned on page 2 - DERED .. , Oswald Auseb. the packed Windboek West mes at the NBC, later or- gave the background OIl how cbmch that be had contracted . dained in the Windboek he contracted the AIDS virus. the disease through a blood West Dutch Reformed con­ He is a haemophiliac (some­ transfusion and was diag­ gregation, said he had cho­ one who bleeds over a long nosedHIV-positive in 1987. sen to announce his condi­ period from even a slight The Moderator of the tion publicly as he hoped to injury due to the failure of Dutch Reformed Church in assist people to gain a better the blood to clot) who re­ CHAlAffElA R Namibia, Ds Kobus de Kletk, understanding of the disease quires constant blood trans­ said afterwards that the news and to support efforts to fight fusions. On average, over a SERVICES had come as an "unpleasant ignoranceaboutJlD)S, and period ofa year, he received surprise". in so doing, combat the the blood of between 432 to De Klerk acknowledged spread of the disease. 500 people, and it was in Experience the luxury of a that Ds Greyling's case was After the moming serv­ this way that he had con­ the "first" among pastors in ice andbis shock announce­ tracted JlD)S. professional chauffeur the Dutch Reformed Church ment, Greyling said that the As a Christian who be- in southern Africa, and he news had been received in a hoped it would be the last, positive spirit by his con- To page 2 FOR THE FIRST TIME IN NAMIBIA

* You Rent the car and we drive or we use our own Hard drug fears transport , . . * We will drive you from North to South, from East to Cops stem tide but deluge on way West * By road or by air THE flow of hard drugs into pendent status to "try out" a KATE BURLING For businessman and women, companies, tourists, this country is still described new market. * as "manageable", but fears previous years. According "They know things are in soccer clubs, music groups and for you!! are mounting that Namibia, to Police liason officer in­ a state of flux in Namibia at * First class drivers along with neighbouring spector Koos Diedricks, in the moment and that every­ * EffiCient and reliable southern African states, may charge of · the soon-to-be thing is not yet completely Ad hoc drivers and pilots soon face a serious drugs formed Drug Enforcement sorted out, so they are trying * problem. Bureau, hard drugs are us out," he said.. * It is unique and your security is guaranteed The combined haul of "definitely on the increase" Both Diedricks and Po­ * If you are interested call 31710 orFax31710, we have cocaine and heroine in 1991 in Namibia. He said drug lice Liaison Officer Inspec­ was 1,46ki1ograms- arela­ . traffickers, always on the tor Sean Geyser said Na­ a 24 hour answering service!! tively small amount com­ lookout for 'safe routes', mibia was being ~gly pared to many other coun­ were taking advllQtage of WE DRIVE ALL!! tries - but far bigger than in Namibia's reCently inde- To page 2 2 Monday May 11 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

riage, she is still diagnosed a's There was silence in the mv-positive. His initial reac­ to SteUenbosch in mid-July, DOMINEE negative. church as the pleasant and tion was "why me?" . He had the young pastor will be linked Child rape from page 1 Afraid of public reaction they c::hcerful Greyling gave his news. not slept around or used drugs. with the Afrikaans Christian had shared news of his condi­ A few women wiped their eyes He later realised that there was Student Association, and will A six-year-old child wa" lieved sex before marriage was tiro mly with a few cloae friends as he told the congregation that hope in suffering and he could help with AIDS counselling as raped at Epukiro near Goba­ taboo, he had been diagnosed and family, but he had been he was not afraid of death but use it positively to help others. well, trying to break down • j bis last Wednesday accord­ mv-positive before he and his told by doctors last year that saw it instead as a bridge to­ When Greyling returned to negative attitudes about RN, wife Liesel were married. She .the virus had become active. wards something "even more the commune in which he was and telling people there was ing to the Namibian Police's had married him despite him Matters were complicated by fantastic than life". living with other students, he hope in suffering. most recent crime report. A carrying the mv virus and in the combination of haemophilia In an' earlier interview, had asked them what the best The Church, he emphasised, 20-year old N amibian ma1e the knowledge that they would and AIDS, and so he and his Greyling told The Namibian AIDS jokes were that they had did not pressure him to leave. has been arrested. never be able to have a normal wife have therefore decided to that he was a sixth year theol­ ever heard. Greyling finally This was later borne outby Os The crime report also gives sexual relationship or children move back to Stellenbosch to ogy student at Stellenbosch told them he was RN-posi­ de Klerk who said the church details of a spate of vio­ 'They had both exercised care, be closer to a big hospital for University when he had re­ tive, and after initial shock, were aware of the manner in lence in Wmdhoek last week. and after four years of mar- future treatment. ceived the news that he was there had been a positive reac­ which Greyling had conlracted A man was knifed to death tion, he said. the disease. in Windboek West last Asked whether he had en­ The church, he added, was Wednesday at lunchtime. countered any negative reac­ mt against the disease, but nruch 011 NOWI---I tions, he said that a certain would depend on the manner Thursday at Olh30 a man dentist in Stellenbosch had in which the person had con­ was shot with a fireann ill -- refused to do dental work on tracted it. Katutura, while on the sam e EXTRA MONEY AS A GENOVESE DISTRIBUTOR him as he was afraid of con­ As a church minister, day another m an was threal­ tracting the disease. At a later Greyling was critical of the ened with a gun and robbed stage, while in Groote Schuur national. AIDS campaign in of only. R8 in Soweto. An exclusive range 01 imported Linen articles from all over the world , includi ng Bedspreads, Bedsheets, hospital, IDJI'SCS had put a poster Namibia, which he descnbed The police a1so state that Blankets, Eiderdowns , Pillow Cases , Rugs, Carpets , Wan Panels, Table Cloths, Bath Towels , above hi. bed with the words as "dualistic". He felt that body an inquest will be held after Ornaments, Comforters , Dwet Sets, Qulns, Mattress cOvers, Curtains, Dinner Sets, Cutlery Sets, Tea 'This patient is RN -positive. and spirit cou Id not be divided, an unidentified skeleton wac; Wear masks and gloves'. His and that sexuality was not only & Col1ee Sets, Picture Frames, Wall Clocks - really lovely Hems at a price that your buyers can afford found about 20km from but still leaving a good prolH lor youl brother Jakes, also a haemo­ a bodily function. The solution philiac, had come to visit him did not lie in using a condom to Keetrnanc;hoop on Thuisday. and ripped the poster off the prevent AIDS, but in one-to­ wall, Greyling said. one relationships with no ex­ He admitted that religion had ceptions. Bribery at played a positive role in the He felt that his case may be way he had reconciled himself positive for the Dutch Refonned Ministry ... to h aving AIDS. As a haemo­ Church in the sense that it had philiac, he had in any case to said little about AIDS to date. adapt himself from an early Apart from preaching forgive­ ACCORDING to the most Namibia - German Foundation age to not playing sport like ness, he said, the church should recent crime report from the other young boys, but doing start hospices and AIDS coun­ Namibian Police a civil ser­ choral singing for instance. selling which they did not do at vant with the Ministry of HOIlL: for Cultural Co-operation Finally, as a 16-year-old, he present. Affairs has been arrested af­ Talk by Dr. Heribert Weiland had come to terms with the A church fund has been ter receiving cheques and cash fact that he had other talents started for congregations to totalling Ri 465 in return fOl (Amold - Bergstraesser Institut / Freibburg im Breisgan) which could build his self es­ assist Christo Greyling and his undertaking certain unspeci­ teem. wife and outsiders are wel­ fied actions in the Ministry in "DIE EINSTELLUNG DER DEUTSCHSPRACHIGEN: When he and Liesel return come to contribute. early March. DIE ERGEBNISSE EMPIRISCHER ERHEBUNGEN IN the mandrax haul was 427 tab­ its ' hard drugs career' as a DRUGS lets compared to a figure of 2 transit point but had soon dt:­ NAMIBIA" from page 1 205 for the first four months of veloped its own thriving mar­ 1992. ket. Venue: Lecture Room 207 - Academy used as a transit point, or Geyser said the mandrax was Inspector Diedricks agreed: Time: 14 May (Thursday) 20hOO (8 p.m.) 'corridor', by drug dealers. Both thought to be manufactured in '''The moment drugs get into a hard B?d 'softer' .drugs, such Bombay and, most CODlD)only, country in any quantity, it 's

''; O' ;t: as mandrax and caruiabls brought into Namibia ' from only a matter of time before .. ~ .' (dagga) , are goittg through Lusaka. . "Alternatively, it gets that country becomes a con­ Namibia on their way to other into the country via Boputhat­ sumer in its own right." countries. swana or Lesotho and is then Diedricks recently attended Some 425 364 mandrax ferried up through Namibia and a month-long drugs combat­ tablets were picked up on a out at the northern borders." ing course in Cairo, courtesy 'controlled delivery' recently, Cannabis usually came into of the Egyptian and German when the Namibian Police were Namibia through South Africa, governments, along with fel ­ able to inform another country Geyser went on. "In these cases low policeman, Warrant Offi­ PRESTIGE PROPERTIES of the exact movements of the \Ve canworkinclose co-opera­ cer Hl\IlI1es Mackay. CITY OFFICE 224656 consignment until it was de­ tion with the South African He described the course as KHOMASDAL OFFICE 212640 livered over the border. police, especially where syn­ "extremely useful" and wished ... A glance at annual mandrax dicates are involved." more members of the Namib­ and cannabis hauls over the Many people fear that ianPolicecouldhave the bene­ past six years shows the dra­ Namibia is inevitably heading fit of it. Since being back ill We hereby take all the needed initiative to inform you that Prestige Properties transfered matic increase in drug traf­ for bigger problems with hard Namibia Diedricks has been ficking in Namibia and sug­ drugs in keeping with other conducting on-the-job training two of ~s top agents, Gert Bezuidenhout and Monica Coetzee to our state office premises gests that worse is probably on southem African countries, such with colleagues in the soon-to­ currendy at Von Mo1tke street (opposite the office of the Receiver of Revenue) This is to theway. as Zambia. "Once a country be established Drug Enforce­ provide better sevice to ou'r much appreciated clients. In 1986, only 158,24 kilo­ becomes a corridor for drug ment Bureau (formerly tile grams of cannabis were seized dealers, it is on the slippery Narcotics Branch). compared to a staggering 938 slope," said one observer. He Asked whether there .were New'te'leph6ne nunibe-rs are 224153/224656 kilograms between last Sep­ quoted Zambia as an example enough police officers allocated of a country which had started to the Bureau in order for effi­ POLICE tember and now. Six D ST~TION cient crime prevention to take BAHNHOF STREET place, Diedricks said, '''There FOR SALE are never enough ... but we are e~arging the unit and will soon TtmWlEO have 10 sniffer dogs trained / / I for duty at the International Airport, Eros Airport . N 25 Ha Plot in the Otavi TransNamib and the Post Of­ D fice." E M Vicinity. P PRESTIGE 0 Usual improvements. Deep fertile soil. E PROPERTIES L Property somewhat neglected but has lots of MURDER T D N REC from page 1 D K potential. Worth every cent of the asking [!] OF E E connection with the fatal sho\'i - REV price of N ing. C S Auseb, who Was studyi.ng E T Monica R75000. car mechanics at Rossing Foun­ dation in Kbomasdal, was also R Compare this with the prices of new cars a popular figure at Club Thiller. E A AUAS D and decide .for yourself which is the better He was well-known for his V DELTA E dancing skills and recently won E T investment. Other properties also available the lambada and disco dancing JOHN MEINERT STREET soon, as owner is retiring later this year. competitions held by the Ka111 - Phone Tsumeb 0671- 2133 tura club. KUDU Auseb who was 23-years­ Mrs Moolman after 5.00 p.m. old is survived by his two­ year-old son, three brothers. • " , " f' . r~ · .H ' . . , - • ",f I '.:(;i):~ _ ..... _. ___ __ ~:JI:t-'}~ ~ ... _ ~(i~ . J.:(.. ". .. . ' .. ~( _-:c ... _-.. _ ~ .. '·r ~ _ ~ _ ..!._~-..~ .. _ _ ~ .. ______'______. .., ______' ··,.twb Slstel. - S t " an~ J.lris mothOr~ ~ THE 'NAMIBIAN . Mo~ay May 11 1992 3 PSUN criticises pay hike

THE Public Service Union of Namibia that they were not consulted about the has criticised the timing of the Cabinet's salary increases and question how the announcement of pay rises for civil ser­ percentage was formulated and if it was vants. based on availability of funds. A statement signed by PSUN General The release also notes that the Labour Secretary Sammy Lawrence suggests that Bill will only be implemented "at a date the Government timed the pay hike now determined by the President by notice in as ~ attempt to silence workers' pro­ the Gazette". tests about the purchase of a a multi­ PSUN go on to suggest that the fact that million rand jet for President Sam Nujoma the bill has not been gazetted is one rea· which was confirmed on Thursday. son why the Government "is still busy While welcoming the increases in gen­ with unilateral actions" instead of ac­ eral, the PSUN release states that a 40 tively enhancing true tripartite relations per cent increase for lower income groups between unions, employers and the Gov­ would have been more realistic than the ernment. 16,01 per cent they received. PSUN advises its members not to ex­ According to the statement a 16,01 per pect results from the increase, which it cent increase for a labourer or cleaner also charges is long overdue, at the end of will mean R54 extra per month. The this month, but instead to give personnel release questions the value of such an offices a chance to finish the necessary TRADE FAIR VISIT ... Nigerian President Ibrahim Babangida greets Agriculture increase as it says the Receiver of Reve­ paperwork. Minister Anton von Wietersheim (dark glasses and wearing a Nigerian suit) at the nue will then take a cut of RS4. Namibian International Trade Fair on Friday. Looking on are show organiser, Uli PSUN, which the statement says repre­ Pach, and Namibian President Sam Nujoma. sents one-third of civil servants, charge Babangida's Rl,4m farewell

NIGERIA is giving US$O,s be part of a drive to win "COOL, calm and loves people. She's a wonderful TOMMINNEY million (R1,43 million) as more African trade. The ambassadress" is how South African modelling a "solidarity gift" to those manufacturing and fishing. and detennined to become Nigerians had previously agent Mary Reynolds summed up her Namibian areas in Namibia worst hit Among the visits were a strong and self-reliant visited South Africa and pupil Michelle McLean, who ~on the Miss Uni­ by drought, said President Rossing uranium mine, nation. We do hope that after established many links, al­ verse title early Saturday morning. Ibrahim Badamasi Swakopmund salt factory, the signing of the African though Babangida repeated MicheUe, a professional model for the past five Babangida in farewell. Meatco's factory in Wind­ Economic Community on Friday that no diplomatic years, decided on the spur of the moment to enter TIie news came on Fri­ hoek and the Ruacana hy­ treaty the question of domi­ links would be opened with the Miss Namibia contest in 1991. day, as he prepared to leave dro-electric plant. Salt and nation does not come up. Pretoria until the OAU The local contest eventually led to the tall, grace­ in a 32-car motorcade after some fish are already being "We want to achieve in­ conditions are met. ful19-year-old walking off with the sought-after a four-day visit marked by exported to West Africa and tegration. We want to make The two heads of state also beauty title in Bangkok, Thailand, this weekend. warm and friendly wel­ high quality beef could also sure that whatever we do is discussed many political is­ Miss Colombia, Paola Turbay, was the first run­ sues, according to the final comes. be traded Nigerians also for the benefit of the entire ner-up, and Miss India, Madhu Sapre,. was second communique. continent" . runner-up in the glittenng pagaent. More than 70 Outing the VISit, expressed interest in leam­ They agreed that all anti­ Babangida and -W.s entou­ ing new mining and ranch­ President Nujoma has long contestants from all over the world took part. apartheid movements in South After the winners were announced by Master of rage, including two state ing skills from Namibia. been a keen supporter of the Africa should join into one governors, the Minister of Babangida is one of the African economic-commu­ Ceremonies Dick Clark, Michelle took a victory Patriotic Front of South Af­ Foreign Affairs and the key figures in African poli­ nity, a response to the trade stroll around the Queen Sirikit National Conven­ rica and called for the people Governor of the Central tics as he is chair of the threat posed by the fonna­ tion Centre, where the contest was held, holding a "irrespective of colour or Bank of Nigeria, visited Organisation of African tion of other trading blocks bouquet of flowers and wearing a jewelled crown. creed" to support the peace­ Eu­ Smiling radiantly, Michelle, in a red evening several key economic sites. Unity and leader of Africa's including the massive ful talks in the Codesa frame­ He was accompanied by most populous and second ropean union. The first dress with silvery paillettes, acknowledged the work. applause of the audience as she was crowned Miss many private busi­ richest country. Many fore­ meetingofajointNamibia­ The two leaders said they nesspeople, and establish­ casters say economic power Nigeria commission was Universe. were "dismayed" at fighting Still overwhelmed by the news, Michelle's mother, ing more trade links seemed in Africa will centre on South held during the visit and in Western Sahara; contested a key part of the mission. Africa and Nigeria, perhaps Foreign Ministers 1beo-Ben Annemarie McLean, said on Saturday: "1bere have between Morocco and the in­ been hundreds of calls from people thrilled for In a joint communique with Kenya and Egypt serv­ Gurirab and Major-General habitants of the region. They issued on Friday, the two ing as other central points. Ika Nwachukwu signed the MicheUe and for Namibia especially." also asked waning factions Michelle's first coach Connie Maritz (of Wind· presidents said private busi­ The Nigerian, however, minutes on Friday. to lay down their arms in hoek) said: ''I am very excited and so very proud." nesses had discussed links said Namtbians need not fear The Namibian visit, Liberia, Somalia, Rwanda, in banking, insurance, fi­ domination. Desaitmg what Babangida's first since he Sudan and other African coun­ - Sapa and AFP nance, oil and gas, trade he had found here, he said: attended independence cele­ tries where civil war is de­ between the two countries, "I saw a people very strong brations in 1990, seems to stroying development NPF slams R80m Nantu disappointed by hike 11)11t':l:~mm:rl THE Namibian Police on Fri­ THE Namibia National the income gap instead of ers in the public service like day reported that the grand to ~ Teacher's Union noted with narrowing it". the car-scheme he abolished tal for items stolen at the end Presidential jet disappointment that the What they described as a to uplift the standard of liv­ of last week amowlIs to R364 salary increases of up to 16 "gross inequality ofincome ing of the lowly paid public 872 with Windhoek register­ THE National Patriotic Front of Namibia has slammed the percent are below the intla- distribution", Nantu stated, servants". losses worth R257 174. purchase of Falcon 900B executive Presidential jet plane. tion rate. This meant that could only be rectified by a It added the bill could rise to between R90 to RlOO million public servants were get- programme of action. once highly-trained pilots, flight engineer, technical staff and ting "poorer by the day". The union added it had spare parts are considered. In a press release yester- been disappointed to learn The NPF called on President Sam Nujoma to think again in day, N antu said while it about the increase through the light of unemployment problems and a drought disaster. welcomed the salary in- the media without prior Thefront's secretary general BenjaminMabuku pointed out creases for the public serv- consultation. that only on May 1 at Ondangua, President Nujoma was ice as an "attempt" to nar- Nantu finally reaffinned reported as calling on workers to "remain vigilant and tighten row, the income gap, they its 1991 congress resolution therr belts" in the face of problems caused by drought. The NPF still felt an increase ofseven that "the salaries of public feels the Government should only spend on projects that are per cent for highly -paid servants be reviewed and really necessary. instead of "luxuries the country can hardly public servants "widened perks for high income earn­ afford". Mabuku also hit at reports that France had spent develop­ Right: LET'S HEAR IT FOR THE WOMEN ... Presi­ ment aid on the project with an eye on "binding" the Namibian dent Sam Nujoma on Saturday opened the Women's Governmentto a commitment to buy French planes for a future Centre in Katutura. The President called on women to air force. Jet fighters may cost twice as much, he said: ''This do everything in their power to uplift themselves and on package of development aid leaves us speechless." The NPF men to play a more constructive and supportive role. asked the French Government to put development funds into Here the President and First Lady Kovambo Nujoma projects that help the "masses of this country". watch productions staged by the women. Photograph: "Let the plane wait," is the impassioned advice. Tyappa Namutewa 4 Monday May 11 1992 TJ:tE NAMIBIAN

18hOO: NBC Sport 181131: Santa Barbara Swiss help 18hSS: The Old Fox Jb' ~­ 20hOO: News with centre .n !1 d rl?~ 20h3S: Documentary programme Speleology: "Megadolines" for Rundu 16h56: Opening The members of a caving 17hOO: Take One club visit to Papua New THE first human resources 17h06: Kiddies Filler Guinea. centre of the Ministry of 17h19: Kids 21h20: Crime Story IT Labour and Manpower De­ Incorporated 22h08: Benny Hill Show velopment was opened at 17h44: Educational A new series with well­ Rundu on Friday by Labour Programme known comedian Benny Hill and Manpower Minister Muzzy in Gondaland playing a variety of roles in Hendrik Witbooi. Health for your child his inimitable style. The centre, which is the result of co-operation bel ween the Ministry and the govern­ BIG SOUND ••. Windhoekers were given a treat on Saturday morning when the ment of the Swiss canton of United States Navy Show Band played at the amphitheatre in Zoo Park. "Brilliant" Appenzell-Ausserrhoden, has was how one Namibian music lover described it. The band has been on a three-day been in the pipeline since last visit to Namibia, and also played at the International Trade Fair at the Windhoe year, when the canton decided Showgrounds. The 12'piece band performs before more than 200 000 people in South to support aNamibian educa­ American and African countries every year. tional project as part of its contribution to Switzerland's 700th birthday celebrations . . The project followed on -CoDlDlunity shop crippled plans already discussed in 1988 by various NOOs, the Agricultural Union of Namibia by farDler, claint locals and the Private Sector Foun­ dation. This coincided with a SOME members of the contacted Steenkamp, the JOSEF MOTlNGA visit to the Kavango of a southern community of farmer said people had asked prominent Appenzell­ Blouwes are up in IP"IIlS tive, Davids said, adding that him to take them to his shop Ausserrhoden citizen and his over the action of farmer people bought from long before (be Blouwes wife: and that of a well-known Giel Steenkamp and what Steenkamp in a state of shop was built. He denied Grootfontein farmer, Hans they consider to be unfair drunkenness. giving them free liquor but Ems!. Onretuminghome, th~ trading practices. Blouwes Primary School said soup was' provided Swiss couple, who were in­ Steenkamp is accused of principal Isaak Dirkse con­ because "people came from volved with the planning picking up pensioners on firmed that people are taken afar and can't stay hungry committee for the forthcom­ pay day, taking them to his to Steenkamp's farm, known all day". ing celebrations, convinced fann and giving them as 'Nuwe More'. But ac­ People preferred to buy at their fellow committee mem­ free bers to adopt the Kavango soup and liquor - as long as cording to him, this bad been his shop because his goods project. they buy from his shop. going on long before the were cheaper, he said. For Pinthile Davids of the existence of the community example, one kilogram of Namibia Community Co­ shop. "People spend their sugar cost R2,30 plus tax Madonna's operative Alliance quoted pensions at both shops, but while 125 g ofJoko Tea cost Blouwes resident, Sacheus they may be spending more R3,50, he said. No com­ unmentionables Thomas, as saying the at 'Nuwe More'," he said parative information could CRIME FIGHTERS ••• on NBC this evening at 21h20 in go missing community shop supplies all People seemed to disre­ be obtained on prices of· the second series of the popular series Crime Story. basic needs but was losing gard the amount of money products at the community they spent because they got , .... 17h30: Loving LOS ANOELES: An LA frrm outbecauseof~~nkamp's shop. Steenkamp said there action. Pensioners who used free soup, Dirkse said He were several shareholders 18hOO: Three's Company last week offered a 1 {)()() US to buy at the Blouwes shop added that before of the Blouwes shop who 181130: America's dollar reward for the return, bad reen given special credit Steenkamp, another fanner held accounts at his shop. Funniest People no questions asked, of Ma­ facilities, guaranteed by their at Khabus used to do the Some of these people were (Premium time) donna's purple undies stolen pension money. same thing. up to six months behind with 19hOO: Mask (2·16) from its lingerie museum M·N·I:·i But now, Stee,*amp had People allegedly got so payments, and had been 21hOO: The Shootist during last week's riots. Madonna wore the unmen­ 'stolen' all its customers, deeply that they couldn't notified in writing. It was (Premium time) A poignant final perform­ tionables, replete with golden who returned without pay their bills and received likely that complaints had 06h00: Supersport ance by John Wayne as an tassles, in her 'Open Your money. The practice was . lawyers' letters. come from those people, he Yachting: Highlights of the ageing gunfighter who is Heart' video. - Sapa ruining community initia- When The Namibian said America's Cup , dying of cancer. His only 101130: Egoli (repeat) wish is to die in peace, but 1987 - Indian prime ~ster Rajiv Gandhi's government im­ llhOO: Cat's Eye (2.16) his reputation dogs his ev­ poses direct federal control on Punjab state due to continued 121130: Video Fashion ery move. The film con­ violence by Sikh separatists. 13hOO: Transmission tains footage from Wayne' s 1988 - A report by the US Department of Mines claims that a ban ends earlier films as a tribute to on imports of South African minerals will cost the US the (KTV starts) the old Wild West. Star­ equivalent of R4 billion a year. The report comes as legislation 15hOO: Smurfs ring: Lauren Bacall, James WHAT'S 0"------= containing new trade curbs is being considered by US congress. 1988 - Anti-apartheid activists cut pump lines and contaminate.: 151130: Flying House Stewart, Ron Howard, Rich­ oil tanks at four Shell petrol stations in the Netherlands. About 60 16hOO: Mickeymouse ardBoone Shell stations in the Netherlands have now been vandalised. Club 22h45: 60 Minutes - CoIin Today is Monday, May 11, the 132nd day of 1992. There are 234 days left in the year. 1988 -Pick and Pay chainnanRaymondAckerman says action by 161130: Talespin PoweD anti-apartheid trade unions in Australia has forced the company (Open time) 23hOO: Back to the Highlights in history on this date: to abandon its venture into the Australian market. 17hOO: Egoli Future 1507 - France annexes Genoa in Italy. 1989 - Britain's new Official Secrets Act gets royal approval. 1745 -French under Marshal Saxe defeat English at Fontenoy and despite criticism that it marks government assaults on public 's conquer Austrian Netherlands. right to know. Thday's weather. 1812 - Britain's tory premier Spencer Perceval is assasinated in 1990 - In France, vandals desecrate a Jewish cemetary and mutilate a corpse. Fine and warm but hot in the north. Coast partly House of Commons. 1824 - British forces take Rangoon in Bunna. 1991 - Two fanners are wounded as police fire on 1 000 heavily cloudy and cool but f"me in the south. Fog patches are 1878 - Radicals attempt to assasinate Gennany's emperor Wil­ armed right-wingers after they attacked two black settlements on expected overnight. Wind moderate south-westerly Ham I. the farm Goedgevonden, near Ventersdsorp, and injured several to north-westerly but fresh in the south. 1909 - The South Africa Act is signed. of the residents. The farmers were attempting to evict the settlers 1943 - US forces land at Attu in Aleutian islands in World War who had recently reoccupied the farm from which they were" ll. It is first American territory regained from Japan. forcibly removed in 1978. 1949 - Israel is admitted to United Nations. 1991 - President Gomachev says his country is on the verge of Condom 'success' bursts 1949 - Saim changes name to 1bailand. . chaos and warns that US conservatives would push the two countries into a new cold war. VANCOUVER: When Zambian villagers with a particularly high 1964 - The second part of the Press Conunission's Report is AIDS infection rate appeared to grasp the importance of using tabled in the House of Assembly in South Africa. condoms. the international team that had been educating them on 1971 - Temples at Angor Wat are damaged by artillery fire in Today's birthdays the subject prematurely chalked up another success. It was dis­ fighting between Cambodian government and communist forces. covered the villagers were indeed using condoms assiduously - 1973 - Lower House of West Gennan legislature ratifies treaty Irving Berlin, US songwriter (1888-1989); Paul Nash, Engli.;h but only after cutting off the tips. The tearn learned later that the establishing fonnal relations between the two halves of divided artist (1889-1946); Martha Graham, US dancer-chereographcr conjugal union of a man and woman was treated as a highly spiri­ Gennany. (1894-1991); Salvador Dali, Spanish-born artist (1904-1989); tual event requiring the mingling of body fluids. Using the 1975 - Loas premier Souvanna Phouma virtually concedes Rupert Murdich, Australian media magnate (1931-) incident to illustrate how ethnoculturaI beliefs can contribute to conununist victory in his country the spread of AIDS, Or Sharon Wills said the Zambian villagers 1987 - Former Transkeian President Kaiser Matanzima is served Thoug h~ for today with a bannmg order by his brother George, the prime minister. were merely given a fal~e sense of security. believing the mutli- 1987 - The Anti-Apartheid Movemel,1t in London ends its 17-year Beware of despairing about yourself - Saint Augustine (354-430 .. ated condoms would prote~ !qem against the . dis~asei - ~ap'a boycott of Barclays Bank for its. ~ou~; African ties. -'AP ~ ; f' , . .. '" _ .. I i I. ~ THE NAMIBI~ Monday May 11 1992 5

Fears over INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP Malawi leader

JOHANNESBURG: A lawyer Bosnia urges UN intervention acting for detained Malawi SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina: Bosnia's president opposition leader Chakufwa Cbihana said yesterday be feared appealed for United Nations intervention yesterday, as for the safety of his client after fierce explosions and mortar fire shook the capital of the police for the third time re­ strife-tom state. . neged on a promise to grant The overnight fighting throughout Sarajevo left many Pltilippines poll today him access. buildings in flames. There were reports of dead and wounded, Mike Mhango told AFP by "but they cannot be reached or given help" because of the telephone from the southern heavy shelling, Sarajevo radio reported. MANll..A: The Philippine Fernando Marcos "bought voters were expected to cast Malawi city of Blantyre that presidency goes up for grabs the election fair and square." ballots after a three-month he had waited all Saturday for today in the country's larg­ At least 66 people have campaign conducted in the police to make arrangements New round of Middle East talks est national elections, seen died in election-related usual hectic Philippene style, for him to see Chihana, de­ as crucial to consolidating violence, still only a third with more mutual mudsling­ tained on April 6 on his return WASHINGTON: Twenty-one delegations gather today in the democracy restored by of the tolls in the 1986presi­ ing than debate on issues. to Malawi from exile in neigh­ Washington to discuss security and arms control in the a popular uprising six years . dential and 19 88 local polls. The results under the best bouring Zambia. "I am begin­ Middle East, opening the multilateral phase of the regional ago. Police were put on alert for of conditions were not ex­ ning to despair that we '11 ever peace conference. The talks follow five rounds of bilateral see him alive again," Mhango The race was considered the voting, with all leave pected to be known for about peace negotiations between Isreal and its Arab neighbours said of Chihana. a toss-up, but the latest poll . cancelled, and liquor banned a week, but persistent power On Thursday around 3 ()()() as part of the US-Russian sponsored Middle East peace on Friday gave a slight edge to calm pasSions. outages and a wildcat strike people gathered outside the high conference, which began in October in Madrid. to ex-defence chief Fidel The commission on elec­ by telephone company court in the captal Lilongwe Syria, one of the main players in the Arab-Israeli conflict Ramos over anti-Graft cru­ tions has mobilised some workers threatened to dis- _, where Chihana was due to and a key participant in the region's fast-paced arms race, sader Miriam Santiago and 800 000 civilians, soldiers rupt counting further. appear to face charges of sedi­ will not attend the Washington talks or planned meetings in tycoon Eduardo Cojuangco. and police to keep the bal­ Seven candidates are tion. When the state failed to other cities on four other regional issues. Damascus says House speaker Ramon Mi­ loting as honest as possible. vying for a six-year term to produce the jailed member, who the multilateral phase should be postponed until real prog­ tra also had an outside Both the military, instiga­ replace Aquino, who ousted is chair ofthe outlawed Demo­ ress is made in the bilateral negotiations. chance. tor of seven coup attempts Marcos in the People's cratic Alliance in Malawi (DAM), the enraged crowd The congress and more against president Corazon Power revolt of 1986 but wm on the rampage and began Germans protest Nazi extremism than 17 000 local posts are Aquino, and communist has come in for mounting looting stores of the People's also at stake in the polls, guerillas have pledged to criticism for her failure to Trading Company (PTC) in BERLIN: About 4000 people took to the streets here on 1jl1ed as the freest since 1969 respect the vote. stem corruption and push which self-proclaimed presi­ Saturday in a quiet protest against far-right extremists, 47 when, as one cynical wag More than 80 percent of through needed reforms. - dent for life Kamuza Hastings years to the day after unconditional surrender of Nazi­ put it, the late president . the 32 million registered AFP Banda has shares. Germany, police said Police earlier banned a rally by far­ The riots coincided with a right extremists outside the Museum of Capitulation in wave of civil unrest in Blan­ eastern Berlin where controversial British historian David tyre, which began as an indus­ Key council set up trial strike and quickly turned Irving had been expected to make a speech. into a pro-democracy demon­ stration. At least 38 people died Renamo accused of savage killings LIS~ON, Portugal: The A:ngolan government has set up in the Blantyre rioting, many a. nab,onal electo~ councIl t.o monitor this southern Af- of them shot dead when police MAPUTO: Renamo rebels killed eight people on Thursday ALlCE: ANC president ncan s first mulbparty elections due to be held Septem- opened fire on the crowd. and hideously mutilated the bodies in apparent revenge for Nelson Mandela said on ber 29-30. Meanwhile,inwhatwestern the death in combat of a Renamo commander, the Mozam­ Saturday if an interim gov- . Aogolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos said at the diplo~ats in. Mal~~ hav~ bique news agency AIM reported on Saturday. emment was delayed, those m~~gural ceremony on Saturday the government's pri- descnbed as a 'ver. slgnificant AIM correspondents who reported seeing the bodies in responsible for the block- ontles were the "consolidation of peace" and ensuring move, the MalaWI News, re- the southern province of Gaza said they had been cut into age must "feel the people's the elections went ahead, Portugal's news agency Lusa gardthped .as the govemme?t's .d D S aled £ . mou lece, for the first tune pieces and strewn along one-and-a-halfkilometres of a dirt anger". SaIli '. ~s ant~s a~pe or collaboration between all described Chihana as ('Malawi road near tHe towo'ofManjacaze. ''': "!~at way, the price of ~o tic orgamsa~ons to gu~tee work for the elec- opposition leader". In a front reslsbng freedom will be twos be.done on time, Lusa SaId. page article on Saturday the higher than granting it," he The director-general of the elections, Onofre Martins newspaper also said it had been Imelda expands shoe collection said Mandela was the guest dos Santos, was nominated on Friday to chair the coun- "surprised" that Chihana had MANILA, Philippines: Presidential candidate Imelda Marcos speaker at the 69th gradu- cil, ,,:hich co~ists of ~embers from the seven recently- not been brought be~ore. the did a little election eve shopping yesterday and bought - ation ceremony of Fort Hare legalised polit:tcal parties, the news agency said. ~ourt on ~ursday - mdicat- University, where he re- Representatives of the United Nations, the United mg, acc~rdmg to the .di?lo- what else? - a pair of shoes. ceived an honorary doctor- States and Russia were also present at the ceremony held ma~s, a rift between mmtster riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_ ate in law. in the Aogolan capital of Luanda. _ AP of ~tate John Tembo and the _ . . police force. - AFP .. The ANC preSIdent SaId NAMIBIAN PRIMARY there was no reason for delaying an interim govern­ . TEACHERS PROGRAMME ment and elections. How­ The Kalahari Sands Hotel, Namibia's highest ever, the vresent government graded hotel and an equal opportunity employer, wanted to retain power. ENGLISH CO-ORDINATOR has an opening for a professional to complement The ANC president went for in-service training of primary school teachers on to criticise the majority its management team in the following position of whites for their lack of REQUIREMENTS concern over the slaughter ASSISTANT FRONT OFFICE of black South Africans. MANAGER Qualification and experience in teaching "As far as whites are Experience in teaching adults or an adult concerned, this violence education certificate could be taking place in We are looking for a dynamic person with at least 1 Timbuctoo - not in South or 2 years experience in Front Office On-Job experi­ Must speak English fluently Africa. The life of the black . ence, the new member of our team should be computer Drivers licence man in this country is cheap," literate and be a Hotel School graduate with a sound said Mandela. proof of theoretical knowledge. WE OFFER But he was positive about the progress that had been The incumbent will be a member of the Hotel's Manage­ Pension and Medical Aid Scheme made. - Sapa ment Team with responsibilities for the Hotel Reception, 13th cheque Switchboard, Porters Desk and the Reservations Office Housing subsidy . and report to the Front Office Manager. Demo shakes Please send your application including your We offer an attractive remuneration package negotiable de­ curriculum vitae to: Tajikistan pending on qualifications and experience. Namibian Primary Teachers Programme MOSCOW: Demonstra­ For further infonnation please contact : The Rooms Division P.O. Box 61453 tors trying to force their Manager, Kalahari ~ands Hotel, Mr Michael way into Tajikistan's in­ Katutura ternal security headquar­ ....-... Windhoek 9000 ters in Dushanbe traded - fire with troops yesterday, Tel No. (061) 223611 leaving several people dead Kalahari~ Sands and others wounded, In· Closing date 22nd May 1992 terfax news agency said', ~~~~~..:::::=Sun International Hotel 6 Ma,111992 NAMIBIAN

drtited back from an intra­ . bility of further industrial Thursday the CAC-40 in­ Market day high of2,734.8 as Wall action in the private sector. . dexfinished up 16.25 points Street declined. The 30-share DAX index at a 1992 high of 2,063.40, , round-up The index ended up 23.8 slid 2.63 points to 1,748.18, a gain of 32.26 points from " , points at 2,725.7, up 65.9 but was still up 14. 15 points last Thursday. Friday's quotations for unit trusts: Her~js how major stock points on the week. from last Thursday, the last ZURICH - Swiss shares General Equity Funds: markets outside the United H~ trading day of the 'week ended an active session FRANKFURT - for ABSA 134,07 125,46 4,57 States ended on Friday: an upturn in share prices ahead of a public holiday higher as foreign buying in BOE Growth 142,43 133,07 4,50 LONDON - The FfSE- were deflated when Ger­ on Friday. . industrial blue chips was Fedgro 126,94 118,54 7,58 100 index finished at a rec­ many awoke with a hang­ PARIS - The French followed by domestic in­ CU Growth 115,27 107,62 5,05 ord closing high for the third over from a punishing pub­ market was closed for an vestors buying into banks. Guardbank Growth 2398,53 2245,97 5,26 consecutive day after it lic sector strike to the possi- Annistice Day holiday. On The all-share SPI index IGI 131,50 122,92 4,25 added nine points to end at Momentum 234,52 219,48 5,07 a new year-high of 1,207.3, Metfund 188,64 174,37 3,93 REPUBLIC OF up 37.8 points from last Metlife 118,72 110,99 n/a Thursday. NBS Hallmark 912,55 852,08 5,90 NAMIBIA The SMI index ofleading Norwich 341,43 318,80 4,54 shares firmed 12.3 to Old Mutual Investors 2862,88 2669,16 3,62 DEPARTMENT OF WATER AFFAIRS 1,949.1, up 69 points on the Sage . 2270,49 2433,63 4,32 week. Sanlam 1670,86 1561 ,47 3,77 TOKYO - Stocks closed SanlamIndex 1301 ,91 ' 1217,54 4,34 TENDER SanlamDividend 446,66 4.-7,10 4,53 Tenders are invited from suitable qualitled suppliers for: slightly lower after aban­ doning an attempt to push Senbank General 125,35 116,92 . Thnder no Fl/18/2-6/92 their winning streak to a Southern Equity 191,47 179,19 4,93 third day. Arbitrage selling Standard 1146,60 1077,89 7,13 Tender for the supply and delivery or pump sets, swikbboard, valves, water meter, chlorinators and Syfrets Growth 273,48 256,21 4,54 and profit-taking took a toll accessories for tbe Matuta SWS to the Department of Water Affairs, Wlndboek. Syfrets Trustee 119,06 111,53 on prices ahead ofthe week­ UAL 2071 ,05 1941 ,18 4,68 ENQUIRIES: end, but underlying senti­ SpeCialist equity Funds: ment remains firm. (A) Technical GUardbank Resources 147,18 137,96 5,60 The 225-sbare Nikkei Officer : Mr G R Brettschnelder Guardbank Industrial 110,55 103,70 Telephone Number : (061) 396-3132 average fell 34.93 points or Sage Resources 116,60 108,91 6,15 (8) Tender Documents 0.19 per cent to 18,375.95. Sanlam Industrial 997,33 933,86 3,59 Officer : Mr B Dlergaardt It was up 1,072.56 points on Sanlam Mining 303,41 283,38 5,54 Telephone Number : (061) 63141 ext 2201 the week. Senbank Industrial 128,44 .-19,92 HONG KONG - Stocks Tender documents may be obtained at the Metje Behnsen Building, Independence Ave, (Room Southern Mining 136,99 127,83 5,61 closed lower in moderate 209) from the Deputy Permanent Secretary for Water Affairs, Private Bag 13193, Windboek, Standard Gold 165,19 154,81 7,87 9000. trading as the market con­ UAL Mining and solidated after its recent Resources 38357 358,88 4,70 The amount ofR30,OO (not refundable) must be paid to the cashier (Room 209) between the strong gains. UAL Selected hours 7:30 until 13:00 and 14:00 until 16:30 before the tender documents can be obtained. The blue chip Hang Seng Opportunities 1686,97 1577 ,63 4,38 ren~er documents shaU not be forwarded on telephonic request. Index ended 21.39 points Old Mutual Mining 251,08 233,80 5,41 lower at 5,60&19, still up Old MutualIndustrial 362,12 337,30 4,31 Offers furnished on the official tender documents with the relevant tender number endorsed 123.98 points on the week. Old Mutual Gold Fund 101,83 94,73 6,45 there on, should be submitted to The Secretary: Tender Board, P.O. Box 3329, Windboek, SYDNEY - Shares drifted Old Mutual 9000 before 11:00 on Tuesday, 26 May 1992 at the latest. to a slightly lower close, Top Companies 253,74 236,66 n/a with with attention centred Incom~/Gilt Funds: Facsimile or telex tenders will only be considered if backed up properly complete mailed Metboard Income 102,51 101,43 16,30 tender document which must be mailed before oron the closing date and hour (Proof there'must on the successful debut of new group John Fairfax Guardbank Income 117,24 114,84 16,08 be submitted). The mailed tender document must reach the Tender Board not later than 7 days Old Mutual Income 107,44 106,29 14,14 after the closing date Holdings. The media group's shares closed at A$1.38 Standard Income 92,90 91 ,92 14,67 DEPUTY PERMANENT SECRETARY FOR WA TER AFFAIRS ($1.03), an 18 cent premium Syfrets Income 105,92 104,86 15,11 Syfrets Gilt 1028,49 1018,20 to their issue price. UAL Gilt 1105,63 lQ94,58 14,52 The·All Ordinaries index COM (Proprietary) Limited drifted 2.3 points lower to W1ndhoek Head Office end at 1,663.6, a fall of 1.6 Gold price points on the week. Gold was fixed in London Friday afternoon at US dollars JOHANNESBURG 336.90 US dollars an ounce, against 334.85 dollars Friday Administrative Assistant / Gold shares staged a late morning and 336.05 dollars on Thursday afternoon. rally to close finner, boosted Private Secretary 'by the improvement in the 011 prices gold price and the weaker Latest oil futures prices (dollars per barrel) at 1700 GMT We are seeking a top quality person to provide full secretarial services to financial rand foreign in­ vestment unit. MAY8 MAY7 the Group Financial Manager and the Group Secretary. In addition the Lifted by the gains in (close) IPE BRENT (JUN) $19.62 $19.56 successful applicant will be required to help administer the Public leading index shares the NEW YORK WfI-TYPE (JUN) $ 20.77 $20.71 . Relations department and to assist the Group Secretary in the overall index closed 16 performance of his duties which include the provision of legal, points higher at 3,603, up Rand-US dollars company secretarial, administrative and personnel 150 points from last Thurs­ day. The The iIdJsbial index Commercial rand services to Group companies. was up 21 points at 4,482, Previous closing v Friday's closing up 171 points on the week, 2.8605/20 2.8700/15 The ideal candidate will be proficient in Work Perfect, have and the gold share index Financial ralld an excellent command of English, at least five years as gained three points to end at Previous closing Friday's closing a senior secretary and wide experience of 1,075, up 58 points on the 3.40/3.42 3.41/3.43 general office practice. week. - Sapa Money market In return we offer an excellent salary and THE Namibian is 90 days liquid BA rate benefits which compete with the top end published by the Previous closing Friday' s closing 15.40 of the market, and a congenial Free Press of Na- 15.30 office environment. mibia, 42 John Namlblan stocks Applications In writing with a Meinert Street, etailed CV should be made to, CloSing prices on Friday on the Johannesburg stock ex· Windhoek. Editor: 'change of the following: The Manpower Manager Gwen Lister. BUY SELLERS SALES P.O. Box 8141 DeBeers 9175 9200 9175 Bachbrecht Printed by John Ang10Am 12150 n/a 12150 Meinert (Pty) Lim­ GFNarnib 250 n/a n/a' GFSA 6800 n/a 6800 ited, Stiibel Street, AB SA 950 955 955 Windhoek. BanKorp 277 n/a 277 Tel: (061) 36970; FirstBank 6300 n/a 6300 NedCor 1825 1850 1825 Fax: (061) 33980; # SBic 6600 n/a 6650 Telex: (061) 3032. Metje&Z n/a n/a n/a CDM PO Box 20783, NamFlSh 300 n/a n/a (Proprietary) Limited NamSea n/a 315 n/a I Windhoek. - Sapa I j

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Omufita a kwatwa komukifi omudipai

OMUFITA wongeleka yeembulu (NG·kerk), Christo ngeno i mu e tele omukifi koshipangelo shokoKapa "ou omunaudu woAids". omomukalo ulipi a mooa Greyling, onghela okwa li ' a halukifa eongalo lavo 00, n

OMUPRFSIDENDE waN· okuyambukapo ngeenge tava amibia, Sam Shatiishuna · ulike voovene kutya ova hala Nujoma, komatango 010· okushininga. makaya okwa li a yeulula Manga nee ina yeulula ondjuwo yoomeme pambelewa onhele oyo, mOkurjangava shaKatu· 010 paye la hovela nale Nujoola okwa shiivifa kutya Omupresidende natango nokukondjela oufemba wavo Nujoma okwa dimbulukifa tura. moomemem ovo va kala ope na omadiladilo e li okwa tala kutya osha puka ndele te va udanekele kutya oomeme kutya etanga paife pondje. moilonga okulundulula omi­ opo ootate ovo ashike va kale epangelo otali ka ninga keshe oll II momake avo onghee ovo Moshipopiwa shaye Ediladilo loomeme navo va kalo di kulu neenghulunghedi hava tokola kutya okwa hala shimwe tali dulu mokuva ve na okutaIa kutya otave li Omupresidende okwa li a kale va yambukapo, ola hov­ odo tadi tongola ovakainhu. okudala ounona vangapi xumifa komesho. danauka ngahelipi. denga omuf"mdo opo kutya ela eshi oomeme va mona Omalunduluko oku na okun­ nonaini, nonande haye he va Nonande ongaho, Nujoma Omafano noinima ihapu oomeme nave li kufe ko kutya navo otava dulu ingwa shaashi Efmamhango humbata. Ta pandula oomeme okwa dimbulukifa oomeme kombinga yonhele yoomeme, voovene opo va kandulepo okulonga oilonga ihapu oyo laNamibia otali kwashili- eshi ve likufa ko voovene kutya otava dulu ashike tala moifo tai landula. odino oyo ya kala po nale. hai longwa kootate. Nujoma okwa indila yo opo Musialela okwa shiivifa onhele yoomeme iha ningwe natango kutya opa kala ngaho 2~;~~~ ·h .. ".... ''' t oshilongifwa shopapolotika, kwa li omaupyakadi mahapu IIf7H .. ndele i kale ya yeulukila 00 kwa II la e va imbi okutunga Omupresldende ta ton- . NAMmIA CAREER + omukainhu keshe, kutya nee onhele yavo. Onhele ei oya gomona natango kutya ~ MANPOWER CONSULTANTS owoluvala lilipi, oludi ile kutya tungwa nokapandi ka konda epangelo laye ola hovela nale . ~ Telephone 228346 / 225467 owongudu yopolotika ilipipo. eeranda omayovi omafele nokukufa po eeveta dokatongo Ongulu yoomeme ei ya ahetatu. pokati komulumenhu yeululwa mOlomakaya, oya Moshipopiwa shaye nomukainhu unene tuu eshi tungwa po meyambidido Omupresiclende Nujoma okwa mepangelo tamu kutwa ova­ laNorway naSweden notai ka ti omwaka 00 wa kala pokati nailonga ovakainhu meendodo * :keYboard and·Basic Typing Courses kala nokuetapo eeprojeka di kovalumenhu novakainhu dopombada. Nujoma ota ti, * .Advanced ;Typing' and Speed Development Courses lili naku lili. otau ka kandulwapo diva. okulundulula eeveta hako 11< ElectroItic ryping Speed Testing Meeprojeka edi omwa kwa­ Okwa popya eudwonya laye akuke ku na oshilonga, ndele telwa ngaashi efiloshisho kombinga yovalumewnhu ovo osha pumbiwa yo opo ovanhu * Personnel Placements lounona, okulonga ovanhu hava hepeke nai ovakainhu va lundulule omaitavelo avo outekuliumbo, okushiivifa vavo nokwa londwela kutya opaukwashiwana/omifjuulul- oomeme oiponga yomikifi oinima aishe ei oi na okulun­ wakalo. dopaife, okulonga okulesha duluka. Nujoma ta pangula nokushanga, okuhondja Okwa ti oomeme ova kala nonyanya ovanyeumbo ovo Please take note noshoyo okumbapeka oikutu. nove li tava hepekwa koveta have litade kutya ovo oofimba Hamushanga woomeme nokomifyuululwakalo, sh­ in'ongosdi noitava longifa that we have moved to our new offices. moSwapo, HellenMusialela, aashi tiyo okeluwa eli ohava omaliko ovakainhu vavo We are now situated in the Southern Life Tower 00 a li omukwatelikomesho futwa eendjabi dinini no inava papuko. woshoongalele, okwa shiiv­ valulwa, nonande ovo ve dule Vamwe tava nu nokukolwa (Post Street Mall 39) M2 Floor. (Next to Edgars.) ifa pauxupi ondjokonona etata lovakalimo aveshe nomoukolwe wavo tava denge yevava loomeme moSwapo, moshilongo. ovakulukadi nounona. 8 Monday May 11 1992 "i~ E ~A '~I~;AN

Kandi uditeko inadhi kwatakanitbwa koow­ ill dbokuyalula omeva. nawa EEMBILIVE ... EEMBILIVE ... EEMBILIVE ... EEMBILIVE . Omuntu oto nyengwa nee kutya uutekenika mbuno ONDA bala okupewa ouye­ efiku lomadipao 00. moiti ngaasbi bo sbi lesha kOngbumbi osho ngabo shi ti: woopomba dba bolekwa lele kombinga yongbundana Eembangi adishe obadi moifo. li kEvale, hano mongula Tse otu uvite uudbigu muuhwa womalugumbo ya holokele moThe N amib­ sbiivifilwa pamukalo weem­ Hano omadipao aa aesbe oove to bangika keembudi noonk:ondo, sbo oshinima gawo owa ningwa kulyelyc'! ian yomafiku 10 April ko­ bapila hadi yandjwa mo­ ohaa pangulwa nokuban­ odo, manga to yolo sbioo sboofuto dba nkundi­ Ngelenani uupombaou li sbi yosbipalanyole "Onghela make ado omo tadi shiivi ~ dukil wa pamikalo da mukweni. pala oshilengitha po uubupi nongele owa mombangu yoshitopolwa filwa di holoke komhangu yooloka. Ombudi kesbe nai noonkondo. holekwa muuhwa nena Opll m Ondan gw a" . meftku lonbumba ile lon­ Obatu pandulakombilive katukilwe ongbatu kovanbu Aaantu otse tu li ngeno . na uumbudbi washa. Monghundana ei omwa gadi. yoye osbeshi oye tu kwafa aveshe,kutyanee oya hang­ kotopa, ndele katu na shi Ehepeko lyomeva kaantu popiwa ovalumenhu vavali Omukainhu ngeenge okwa tu yandje ouyelele kovak­ ika tai vake lyelye. hatu mono nande. Ondjambi mbaka osbmima sbakebe Shikua Haukongo na Innrigi kwatwa keengbono, ta lopota wasbiwana vabapu ovo ve Ngeenge owe litu omunhu yetu ootsona unene yakwetu. esiku. Ohaa sasa omapall­ Anguwo ovo va dipaa kopolifi, osba pumbiwale]a be udite ko eeveta dopasbi­ ta tondoka modoolopa, Natu kwatbwe tu daanda popepi nomagumbo ovanbu vavali, Kakelekere a boloke mombangu a nanena. shaashi onhapo yelunga kai gwedbwe tu kale ngaashi gawo, anuwa kaapuze onn. naJulio modula 1989, ndele lombwele omupanguli (HAMUSHANGA). nyenga, omunbu a tya ngabo aaniilooga yakwetu. ohaa sasa omagumbo gaw(1 vati inava monika ondjo. ngbee sha enda. Eshi osba na yandje ouyelele we Wuu-wuu!, otatu mono anuwa omu na uupyu, oh:t :1 Mefiku 010 tuu omwa pumbiwa sbaashi oomeme Oudjuu wekongo lixwapo kutya ota tondokele iihuna noonkondo twa fa eilia omeva taga eode uusiku pangulwa natango omu-' vamwe obaku ti ashike eshi shike, shaashi vabapu ovo ihatu longe]e megumbo aguhe anumwa otaya tekele lumenhu wedina Tjiendaoo ina pewa sba kumukwao ye lofikola bava kala tava tondokola lyOmupresidende gwetu. nosbotuu. adipaaKatunuokoMbinge, . okwa finda kopolifi. ovo naana eembudi 000 da Nke ngaa tatu gamene Uungangala umwe ya esbi e mu denga noikulumb­ Omupanguli omanga ina OFYE ovanafikola ovo vakula eendjato dovanbu. Omupresidende gwosbi­ ninga po 00 mboka kutya wati mo tamu pangulwa vali yandja oodjo komupangulwa inatu mona ofikola odula Natu kaleni bano on­ longo shetu sha manguluka, omeva ngo haga longithwu Mwasbindange a kwata oba pwilikine nee nawa 1992 ndele otu na oudjuu gomunbu umwe moshinima ndeleoondjambidbetuodhi momagumbo gawo ihaga omukainhu keenghono. omabokololo nokupula onene molwaasbi omunhu sbekondjifo loulunga. vulike nokwaamboka ya li yalulwa. Pangbundana yoThe Namib­ omapulo a pu~biwa fiyo ta umwe owa ninga nee odula .Ominyerka dihapu ohadi haya longo muukoloni . Ondi shishii kutya aantu ian, oibofa aishe oyo oya mono kutya nakupangulwa ile eedula mbali lwaapo. ningilwa unene ovapa­ Aantu tatu meneke omin­ ya tya ngeyi, otaya vulu ye ekelwashi. oku na ondjo ile ahowe. Ngeenge nee wa i pofikola sbiyoni vetu ovo bave uya gula ominene dbomausiku ku lombwele dbaNakalindi Ob, vakwetu omupanguli Didilika hano kutya opo wa li nale, obo okutalelapo Namibia. iheku nashi to mono. Tu na kutya osbo ye ga adba, 00 okwa pangula ngaho ngeenge wa ka lopota lombwelwa ashike kutya Ovapasbiyoni ava vahapu oomeme nootate naanooa iifundja iitokele. mosbili? omunbu, itasbi ti omhangu kape na onhele. U ye nee ohave uya nelalakano yetu ye II komagumbo 1XIe1e Omuntu oto nyengwa Mangestrata oi na okumu mona ondjo keefikola dimwe, obaku tiwa okutala apa tava tungu ku na shi ho tumu ko, omuntu ngele oonlrulungu ndbika woshitukulwa, Fred Verwey, noku mu lwidukila. Owa asbike sbuna oku wa fikolele eefabulika, eengeshefa owa fa ashike iho longo. inadbi ninga uunlrulungu omunhu ngeenge a dipaa pmnbwa olruyandjanatango nale ove to pulwa nee nokuli noilooga ikwao yomapen­ Oshili yakwetu iviiko, wasba pomalusbeno gawo. okwa dipaa ashike, ongbee ebokololo loye komupan­ naashi she ku kufa ko. dulepo mosbilongo. Ovapa­ unene tuu ne mbo Aye,! ngele itashi na pewe ebandu laye sb­ guli. Kombioga imwe sha wa shiyoni ovo tava ka ndu­ yomoKambioete, tu uveni konakonwa sho sbi hulithwc aashi okwa kufa omunbu N geenge ino holoka yi kofikola imwe otaku ti lapo omukundu wokuhena sho tatu lilile koomwenyo. po, nena aapiya yepangelo omwenyo. komhangu, oshibofa otashi ope na ombapila opo to oilongamoshilongo, ashike Osbilisbili otatu mono yam we otatu . futa ngaa Oomangestrata panguleni ekelwashi, shaashi kape na hoolola ofikola oyo wa hala. ngeense otava kala nokung­ iihuna. nothina nenge itatu futu we. pauyUki, 'ngaashi naana oumbangi. wadjaulwa ngaba Twa fa batse tu na Vamwe otwa hoololele nee SIANGULA oshilonga eshi mwe sbi pewa Oshiwana nasbi kale hano eefikola ndele fiyo opapa nokunyekwa keembudi, omwenyo gwOmupre- kuKalunga omuyandji Osbakati alusbe sbe lilongekida inatu mona enyamukulo otava ka mona kutya mboli sidende. waaisbe. okuyandja oumbangi mee­ nofiyoonenaongbeengabo moshilojngo sbetu kamu na Oshinima osbilengitba Nye ovadipai dimbu­ bofa opo oonakunyona va twa teelela. eameno lomaliko avo, no­ ngele tatu ka zapo pomupre­ Olyelye a lukweni kutya omunbu okuli pewe ebandu lavo. Lubapu Obatu iodile Mr Nahas tava fi ounye wokutuvikila sidende omolwondjala mona Shivute osbifefa sbaKalunga. okubabala kweni okuyandja Angula a ninge po sba oimaliwa yavo omu. noluhepo. Ngeenge owa dipaa omunbu oumbangi oko baku eta kombinga yetu ava tuli Vakwetu tu limangeni Opolifi yaNamibia otai pula liyandja ove u itavele kutya Yadja ovanhu va efiwe. momaumbo natango, unene oukuni kumwe tu koodjifeni ovakwasbiwana opo ve i beeno oove we mu dipaa. :. ,Mona1e._ovanhu vamwe tuu fye- ava twa ama koN­ oilulu ei yeengangala opo Kugumwe gwomaaniilonga kwafele mokukonga omu­ Inashi pumbiwa .u Iande 'ova kala bava tila okuyandja orth, sbaasbi eefikola oku tu mangululeni . Namibia poSTATEHOUSE lumenhu wedina Paulus obabende ngeenge ou sb­ oumbangi sbaashi a tila otadi. ningilwa asbike keem­ moupika outivall woumbudi. Lucas Shivute 00 a kana isbii shili kutya ou na etimba okudipawa mongbone, ndele buda. Weni Ombilive yomon­ momafiku 27 Januali 1992. paife ope na omukalo Vakwetu keembuda na ku Paulus Shivute okwali ha Omunyoli: M. Nghiuditeko wokuyandja oumbangi {ye, atushe otwa bala elongo. Paulus Pukulukeni taneho kuVatuva longo koWork Brigade Otjiwarongo monanguwi ongheekape na WINDHOEK UUMINISTELI womalelo poNova Base moKatima omunhu ta dulu okutila. Ndaloloka yaNdaningwanai gokuushayi nomagumbo Mulilo. *Enyamukulo. Kakeleneekaasho,omanga NORTHERN NAMIBIA Oixuna otautegeuudhilataukotha. Ye mwene okwa fiilepo Nonande ibatu nyamukula ino pitikwa u yandje oum­ Tu kwatha u upendule, uya okamba yavo yoilonga naana ombapilakesbe, ondi bangi monanguwi, ou na tete Oumbud poState House yakeleko kutya aakalimo momafiku 27 Januali nokwa wete osba pumbiwa okukwasbilipaleka omupan­ yomoValombola yamwe lekela kutya ota i keumbo AME oumwe womovalongi okunyamukuIa Nghiudifuko, gulikutyaomolwashikeino nau xule otaya li epangelo nokati lavo kOniimwandil ile ovo tava mono oixuna oufiku sbaashi okwabala ouyelele. hala okuyandja oumbangi kombioga yomeva noma- Onaimwali mOwambo. Tete nadi yelife manga moipafi. ONDA hala okuninga ein­ nomutenya, nondabala lusbeno. Okwa tya ngabo, keumbo kombinga yomulandu wee­ Ngeenge hatu tongo dilo la manamo kukesbe osbiwana novalongi Omanga aantu moond- ina fika, ye koilonga iT'la vakwetu mu tu popileko mbangu dakasbitilyane eembangi otwa diladila omukwasbiwana boolopa dbimwe taya futu alukilakovalifiyookeluwa kutya wo owa yooloka lela ovanhu ovo va mona Omunamibia opo a katuke koMinistry yoDefence. Ame oumwe waavo hava nomolunyala omeya noma- ell. fil u kwaao wetu wo­ nomesho, sbaasbi onghatu kesbe ya pumbiwa lusheno gawo, Aavalombola Ou nee wa mona omu- longo eevili 48 ndele oshili Shiwambo. Osbeshi mo­ momhangu yopasbinanena mokuxulifa po oukal­ yamwe ohaya longitha l~enhu a tya ngaba ile u obatu mono oixuna moState Sbiwamboomunhusbamba ihamu longifwa oshitya vati yamupombo moshilongo ookilolietela dhoomiliyona shii.ku~a ota dumwa peni, House. Vakwetu vamwe ashike a kufa omunhu ile aaye ounyuni ausbe osbo shetu. dbomev'a ihayc dhi futu. oto l.~~wa nefimaneko opo omwenyo obasbi lukwa tau tongo. Osha pumbiwa Oumbudi mosbilongo otava mono R1800-00 Okuza ngaa muuyuni u shiiVlfe Inspector Hennie komwedi, omanga vamwe edipao, nonande okukale to lolomona osbo wa mona, sbetu owa nyaa keonga wooVorster sigo onena Blaauw konomola yongodi kwa li ta niogi lipopila tolika ndele basbesbi wa uda. neengbono, ongbee ootate, batu pewa R400-00 ile ndjika aaiholiyoyene mbaka (06732) 145 ile u shiivifile ile ina dipaela owina. Ngaashi nda popya nale, oomeme ovamati noukadona vamwe nokuli R250-00 oye na oopomba dbomeva opolifi kesbe oyo i li po.pepi komwedi. Eembangu dokoboofa/ omadipao pamhangu yoshi­ Ovanamibia, tu kufeni ko dhi li momalugbumbo gawo naave. Please, vamwe paife otwa courts obadi pwilikine nanena okwa tukulwa meeD­ eenghaku nokulwifa , !<- .. .. M_nEaE komabokololo aaveshe ava gudu dihapu: Nbatu domudo omutondi mupe woshiwana kula ngaho nee, otwa bala va 11 po efiku oshinima sha ongaashi: okukufa omunbu sbetu ou (oumbudi). okubombola, ndele nepeni niogwa Esbi obashi ningwa om wenyo ino shi teelela, Ondahala okushikoleka 010 ngabo u be kwete. shaashi okushiivike kutya ngaashi otuwa ya kandoma kutya shiwana atusbeni Epangelo nall tale po ngoo ope na ovanhu ve linena ile we mu lyata netuwa, eenghaku nadidjeko kee­ nawa opo, shaashi ofye eendubo notava dulu okudipaa owina ile okudi­ mbadi opo tu kondjife shili vamwe ovo keshe ngabo apa okulopotafana moinima paa momukalo wa lipopila o u P yak a d i Omupresidende ta yi nafye yoipupulu, ongbee ombangi to lika. woukaluyamupombo mosbi­ ngoo, IXIele ngeenge she uya keshe hai pulwa i yandje Omunhu a dipaa longo shetu. poimaliwa oto mono ashike ehokololo layo momhangu. momukalo wa lipopila Natu moneni elonge­ R416.95. N geenge nee kape na tolika, natu tye nee owa lokumwe mosbinima eshi Alikana tu kwafeleni, otu eem bangi da sha, ye fitikininwa kosbikololo opo tu kandulepo omukundu na oluhepo linene, nonande nakulopotwa ota ti ke na kovanbu vavali ile ve dule whonauvaya ou tau ningilwa hatu longo oilonga idjuu oodjo, nena oshibofa oshi po ile komunhu a homata ovakwasbiwana vetu oufiku yokuamena omwenyo Eehamba neehamba..•• Omupresidende waNigeria, Ndjai na ashike okuekelwashi. ndele to dipaa po umwe, nomutenya keengangala/ wOmupresidende. Ibrahim Babangida (kolumosho lela) okwa li a talelapo Ngaashi nee moibofa wa otashi dulika uha monike omavakulandjato. Namibia moshivike sha dja ko. Manga ina shuna, okwa Weni tumbula oyo ya ekelwashi, ondjo yedipao sbaashi owe Ohandi mono ovanhu Ii a taleJapo oumbangalanbu wosbilongo (Owambo). eembangi oda kala alushe lipopila. vamwe hava kala asbike tava Taleninawa Shilengifa Mefano eH, Ndjai Babangida ota minikwa kohamba nokuifanwa kohoofa ndele Ope na nee edipao loov­ yolo ngeenge ovatilyane tava WINDHOEK yaUkualuudhl, tatekulu Josia Shikongo Taapopi omangn ibacti holoka, do odo nee di eoo 010 losbiningilewina 010 nyekwa oinima yavo, vo va Komufala waNdangwa, Drian Simataa, ta tale ko. 8hu eshi sba ningilwe po bali pewa ehandu la kwata dimbwa k utya shi li • Ombapila ikwao otai Omafano aes)le: OSAW ALD SHIVUTE. o. THE N ·AMIBIA~ Monday May 11 1992 9 • ~~ Dominee vertel openlik hy's 'n vigslyer

"DA:AR is hoop in Iyd­ hy se hy het geen ne gatiewe dit nie vir lief neem indien ing," het dominee reaksie sover ontvang nie. dienaars vigs sou opdoen Cbristo Greyling gister Die moderateur van die 'deur buite-egtelike verhoud­ gese in 'n diens waarin Nederduits Gereformeerde ings nie. by die gemeente mee­ Kerk Ds. Kobus de Klerlc se Ds. Greyliog bet voor sy die aankondiging deur Ds. buwelik reeds geweet hy is gedeel bet hy Iy aan vigs Greyliog het as 'n skok vir 'n vigsdraer maar sy vrou, en die siekte bet begin die kerk gekom. Hy se in Liesel, het met hom getrou oorgaan in die aktiewe hierdie geval is dit bekend in die volle wete bulle sal stadium. Greyling het 'n waarvaodaan die siekte kom nie in staat wees om kinders volgepakte gemeente en die omstandighede is nie te be of in 'n norm ale meegedeel hy kan nie verdaag nie. seksuele vemouding be­ Vekuii Rukoro(staande) Saterdag tydens die opening van die konferensie oor eenheid meer die dienswerk Op 'n vraag oor hoe trokke te raak nie. Na vier tussen die Mbanderu en die Herero wat skipbreuk gelei het weens die afwesigheid van voortsit nie weens die verdagte omstandighede jaar in die huwelik is sy nog 'n betekenisvolle aantal verteenwoordigers wat nie die konferensie bygewoon bet nie. siekte. hanteer sal word se De Klerlc steeds negatief aan die siekte Hy gaan nou liewer nader dit is beslis in 'n ander geval. weens die sorg wat hul aan beweeg aan 'n hospitaal in Die kerk is nie teen die die dag gele het. die Kaap waar hy behande­ siekte as sulks nie maar sal Riruako .kelder ling daarvoor kan ontvang. Greyling het gister in 'n kerlcdiens ep 'n perskonfer­ ensie waarin sy vrou baie na aan bom W;lS gese by bet eenheidskonferensie die siekte opgedoen weens 'n behandeliog wat by 'n KONFERENSIE om eenheid tussen die Herero gevra om as voorsitter daar­ ontvang bet vir en die Mbanderu te bewerkstellig het hierdie naweek tydens op te tree. bemofilie(bloeisiekte) . Hy moes 'n middel vir skipbreuk gelei weens die afwesigheid van' n faksie Voor die aanvang van die die siekte ontvang wat oit gelei deur die huidige hoofman van die Hereros, konferensie, se hy, het daar die bloed van ongeveer Kuaima Riruako. probleme opgeduik waar- van hy Rukoro ingelig het. veertig bloedskenkers Riruako het gister gese woordiging na die vergad- Daar is geen ag geslaan gekonsentreer is. On­ hy ondervind geen probel­ ering te kom maar dit was op wat by gese het nie, se ,gelukkig bet by die een of erne met so 'n konferensie nie die geval nie, se hy. hy. ander tyd medisyne ontvang nie maar die wyse waarop 'nAnderredewaaromhy Met die aanvang van die wat met die virus besmet die huidige een gelei is, is nie dit bygewoon bet Die, se konferensie S aterdag bet dit was. nie aanvaarbaar vir hom nie. Riruako, is die optrede deur onmiddelik geblyk daar is Dominee Greyliog se ~y Ds. Christo Greyling en sy wou Liesel gister op die Hy het dit vera! teen die die voorsitter van die kon- probleme. sal ?o~ voortg~ met d!-e perskonferensie na die perskonferensie waarin by die . hoeveelhede wat toegelaat ferensie, Vekuii Rukoro, om Ben faksie het met 84 ~emngmaar~tgaanme gemeente meegedeel het hy Iy aan vigso i~vir verteenwoordiging op sommige hoofmanne as verteenwoordigers opgedaag dieselfde wees me. . die konferensie. kapteins te bestempel terwyl terwyl dit neergestip is Hy se die rede waarom by Iogeligte bronne waarmee dit nie die geval is nie. elkeen mag net twintig lede openlik verklaar het by Iy gister in verbioding getree Riruako het gister die totdiekonferensie benoem. aan die siekte is om 'onder­ Do an Environmental is se Riruako het doelbewus belang van 'n konferensie Verlede Saterdag was dit steuning te verleen aan die konferensie la at om die eenheid van die duidelik daar is probleme pogings om dit te beveg Audit, you'll skipbreuk lei vanwee vrese Herero en die Mbanderu te met die konferensie toe dit sowel as om persone op 'n aan sy kant dat so 'n konfer­ bewerkstellig beklemtoon. aan die lig kom dat sekere betekenisvolle wyse by te ensie die teenstrydighede Hy se hy gee volle steun lede wat daarvoor gekom staan om 'n groter bewussyn feel better rondom sy aanstelling as aan 'n soortgelyke konfer- het nie toegelaat is om die te verlay van die weddikbeid opperhoofman na die op­ ensie maar beklemtoon dat saal binne te gaan nie. daarvan. pervlak sal bring. geen poJitieke party M reger- Ongeveer vyftig het in 'n Gemeentelede bet in die Riruako se ·hy en sy on­ ing daarby betrokke moet oop vlakte oorlcant die saal algemeen die boodskap van dersteuning het geweier om wees nie. gestaan lank nadat die kon- Dominee Greyliog in 'n die konferensie by te woon Hy het inderdaad planne ferensie reeds begin het. positiewe lig aangeneem en orndat Hoofmanne Kam­ om 'n soortgelyke konfer- Rukoro het in die verlede bazembi, Munjuku en ensie te. hou waarby alle 'n reputasie opgebou as Verava tregelaat is om met hoofmanne van die Hereros suksesvolle onderhandelaar twintig verteenwoordigers byeengeroep sal word om tussen ontevrede groepe. THE RoSSING FOUNDATION elk na die konferensie te eenheid te bespreek. Veral die gedeeltelike RECEPTIONIST / SECRETARY kom terwyl dit in die geval Riruako bet gister beves- oplossing van die Reboboth- van ander hoofmanne an­ tig dat die konferensie deur kwessie tel grootliks tot sy ders was. verskeie leiers van die Her- krediet. The Rtissing Foundation has a vacancy for a receptionist/secretary at its Adult Education Daar was hoofmanne wat ero, insluitende homself, Alle pogings, gister, om Centre in Khomasdal. The successful candidate will report to the Assistant Director: Education. ook toegelaat moes word aangevra is. Hy het ook met Rukoro in verbinding om met dieselfde verteen- bevestig hulle het Rukoro te tree het egter misluk. The ideal candidate should: It '. Jh{l. _.. t.~ Aa k - should be conversant in English and Afrikaans; - have a Standard 10 certificate; - have word processing experience (J{ ord Perfect); - be able to operate a P ABX switchboard; - have at least 2 years experience in reception and secretarial duties.

The Rtissing Foundation offers a competitive remuneration package which includes pension, medical aid and bonus.

Applications should be addressed to: The Assistant Director: Education POBox 20746 WINDHOEK OR r Telephone: Ms C.G. Bohitile or MrsMJansen Tel: (061) 211721 . ~

CLOSING DATE: 15 MAY 1992 >~ 10 Monday May 11 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

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WlUlams 212315 (w) 42081 (h) be staged from May 8 to 10, Burglarhars, Gates, Security Call Th/' ,\'amihill/I would now be held from Doors, and e.t.c. .... M. Coetzee 34353 at 1'1'1: (061) 361J70 or October 8 to 9. These new Tel: 061 ·62600 or 62543 (w) G.Bezuidenhout 211248 Fax (IMf) 331J80 and ask Tel: 061 - 51980 Afterhours A. Goeieman 213758 dates were, however, stil l ~IA.D,XERTISE.I~ for ollr Ilth'f'rl;\'i,,!.: ,.'lIln subject to confinnation. THE NAMlBIAN Monday May 11 1992 11 , ~ ------" ~i!ili:I I!11111~:~~I:!I~li~: ri: r AE'suLj§::::!!,::, Mighty MerseY·siders :!!':":; ~~~!:~~!~. ~~§i~l!: ~~:~~~: ~~t;,: ~ : ULTS :'::::: NAMIBIA FOOTBALL caputer the lfA cup ASSOCIATION(NFA) PREMIER LEAGUE WEMBLEY, England: derland defence but his shot to Thomas, whQ had run (teak goal. Norman raced Second half goals by Mi­ was smothered by Norman into a ooge space in the penalt out of his area to clear and FRIDAY NIGHT: chael Thomas and Ian Rush diving at full stretch. area. The midfielder hit the the Irish midfielder tried a SKW FIELD - Nampol FC 2 African Stars 4. 'captured English soccer's And a minute later, Jones ball tlWe times and, although looping shot from 45 yards. Football Association Cup for rounded a Sunderland de­ Norman managed to get his Norman raced back and was SATURDAY: Liverpool on Saturday as fender and crossed to Steve fingertips to the ball, he could glad to see the ball bounce KUISEMBOND STADIUM, WALVIS BAY: Kraatz the mighty Merseyside club McManaman who headed not stop it sailing into the over the bar. Welding Eleven Arrows 0 Robber Chanties I, Interatlantic overpowered second divi­ just too high. net. . Lineups: Blue Waters 3 Black Africa O. sion Sunderland 2--0. Two minutes before the Norman palmed a w.yard Liverpool - Bruce Grob­ NAU·Am STADIUM, OKAHANDJA: Prime Press Liv­ Thomas struck: with the break it was Liverpool's turn shot from Moelby over the belaar; Rob Jones, Steve erpool 0 Mukorob Tigers O. second half only 70 seconds to claim a penalty when top and Nicol shaved the Nicol, Mad:: Wright, David KATUTURA STADIUM, WINDHOEK: Challengers 1 old and Welshman Rush McManaman was upended post with another long-range Burrows; Michael Thomas, TCL Chief Santos 1. added the second in the 67th by Brarewell inside the area. effort. With Liverpool now Jan Molby, Ray Houghton, RAMBLERS FIELD, WINDHOEK: Ramblers 2 Civics minute as Liverpool col­ Again, referee Philip Don on top, Saunders headed Steve McManaman; Ian FC2. lected the trophy for the fifth turned the appeal down. Nicol's center against the Rush, Dean Saunders. time. Thomas, whose last min­ crossbar and then his team Sunderland - Tony Nor­ SUNDAY: Sunderland, which just ute goal for Arsenal against went further ahead man, Gary Owers, Gary SKW FIELD, WlNDHOEK: African Stars 0 TCL Chief avoided relegation to divi­ Liverpool three seasons ago Saunders went on a run Bennett, Anton Rogan, Santos O. sion three, had early chances once deprived the Mersey­ through the middle, found Kevin Ball; David Rush KAruTURASTADIUM, WINDHOEK: Sarusas Orlando to score thanks to mistakes side team of the league title, Thomas inside the area with (substitute Paul Hardyman Pirates 1 Pupkewitz Toyota Young Ones 3. by the Liverpool defence. made the vital breakthrough a short pass and Rush ar­ 68 mins), Brian Atkinson, But Liverpool, with man­ 70 seconds into the second rived to collect the ball and Paul Bracewell, Gordon ager Graeme Souness watch­ half, side-foot it home from 15 Armstrong (sub: Gordon ITALIAN FIRST DIVISION ing from the bench only a McManaman weaved yards. Armstrong 77 mins), Peter AC MILAN clinched their 12th Italian First Division day after leaving hospital through a trio of defenders Four minutes later Davenport, John Bym. championships yesterday but only ~ough a nail-biting 1- after a heart bypass opera­ before lofting a pass through Houghton almost scored a Referee: Pbilip Don - Sapa 1 draw against N apoli after Dutch striker Marco van Basten tion, controlled play in the missed a penalty for the first time of the season, second half. Dean Saunders, Liver­ pool's other Welsh striker, ITALIAN TENNIS OPEN headed against the crossbar GAB,RIELLA Sabatini ralied from a 5-2 first-set deficit, and Sunderland goalie Tony saved three set points and beat Monica Seles f9r the second Noiman, another Welsbman, straight year to win the Italian Open, 7-5, 6-4 yesterday, made fingertip saves from Saunders and Danish midfielder Jan Moelby. NSL CASTLE LEAGUE Thomas should have fired IWISA Kaizer' Chiefs maintained their unbeaten Castle Liverpool ahead with only League record and went back to the. top 'Of the'table, one 2 minutes 40 seconds of the point above Wits University ' yesterday when they beat first balf on the clock. Ray Cf\lsaders United 2-0 at King's Park: soccer stadium, in :' Houghton threaded a pass Durban. ' . ,, " " , . through the Sunderland ' defence but Thomas lifted his shot over the bar with GERMAN TENNIS OPEN only goalie Norman to beat. Liverpool's passing in the TOP-SEEDED Stefan Edberg struggled past· unseeded early stages was slick and Carlos Costa 7-5, 7.:6 (9-7) yesterday, advancing to the confident but its · defense final of the weather-plagued German Open and having the handed Sunderland three SpaniaI$ only his thirli loss on clay tbis season. BLAC~Y Kiimba cleares for TCL Chief S,antos from a storming Jomo Auseb, chances. -Challengers equalising goal scorer in Saturday'S Premier League encognter at the Rob Jones and Steve Nicol Katutura Stadium. I were guilty of giving the REPUBLIC·'9F ball away in dangerous positions and Sunderland's NAMIBIA Anton Rogan had a shot finger-tipped for a corner in Zimbaowe-,; hear the 13th minute by Liver­ MINISTRY OF E'nUCATI()~' ~ND pool's Zimbabwean goalie " ,CULTURE '.' Bruce Grobbelaar, who " - needed treatment after col­ liding with the p·ost. · N~1.hibi• '.. :~.aIi. ~# ·-~bl~es ·Principal' ,.S2· From the corner, Kevin' " , :. ~, Ball's beaderputJohn Byme Suiderlig High SchooLKeetmanshoop \VINPHOEK: Namibia on. defence, Although the visitors wele" ..... '01 ' f.: clear but the Irish striker .. ,~ ·:·:--t Satu~day ' ~on their ;first Both teams tried to ru'n ~ outplayed on Saturday, the­ , shot wide with only Grob­ Salary: rugby inteqiaponal of the the ball at every opportu­ second international' next belaar to beat. R42189 x 1956 - 47992 - 51987 x 1995 - 57972 1992 season'in convincing nity in 'an entertaining, open Saturday could be a differ~ From another J-.iverpool Minimum Requirements: . .\ fashion 'at the South 'West , 'game, but the home back­ ent story. The Zimbabwe­ defensive blunder, Sunder­ Degree + Teaching Diploma plus at least 7 y,ears '< Stadium in Windhoek, 'line was just too strong for ans are very young and must land midfielder John experience trouqcing Zimbabwe by 55 the Zimbabweans: have learned a lot on Satur­ Bracewell had a close range Commence Duty: points to 23. Namibia led The backs scored eight 0 f day from their more experi­ shot deflected for a corner 14-0 at half-time. Namibia's- nine tries, with enced opponents. 1 July 1992 by Mark Wright. The home side were on wing Eden Meyer top of the Scorers: Narmbia: tries by Accommodation available Sunderland claimed a top from the start, and al­ list with a hat-trick, Eden Meyer (3), Gerhard Enquiries: Mr J R Hall penalty when Peter Daven­ most got through for a try in The Namibian pack also Mans (2), Michael Marais, Tel: 0631 - 2811 port appeared to be barged the first minute. It was, had the best of things, and Henning Snyman, Tiaan over by Jones and, in the however, only in the 23rd were able to win a lot of Steenkamp, Andre van Appicants must complete application form (form 27tluninute, Byme slipped minute that the first score cleaq possession for their Rooyen. Flyhalf Jaco Coet­ Z83 or ZO/1229 (1) obtainable at all Government between two Liverpool came when Namibian cap-, backs. The lineouts were zee landed three cOllversions, defenders but shot tamely Offices) and submit it to: tain Gerhard Mans scored a very untidy, with Northern while Steenkamp contrib­ wide. brilliant try after running Transvaal referee Albert uted two conversions. The Director Liverpool's star-studden through 100 entire Zimbabwe AdatDs giving a total of 20 Zimbabwe: tries by lock strike force failed to worry Ministry of Education and Culture defence to score under the penalties for lineout infringe­ Adrian Garvey, wing Bruce the Sunderland defence for Private Bag 2160 posts. ments. Scrum Anlrew 20 minutes . until shortly Lirxlsay. half KEETMANSHOOP In the second half Mans The Zimbabweans before half ,time. Ferreirakicked three penal­ 9000 scored 'another gerp, again struggled with the new rules, ties and two conversions., - From a 50-yard clearance bamboozling the: vi~itors' particularly in the lineouts. , Sapa by J ones, Welsh striker Dean " SaundeDS esaaped the . . .) , 12 Monday May 11 1992" . \. 'tHE NAMIBIAN

TCL CHIEF Santos midfielder Clemence Wimmerth sandwitched by his Challengers counterparts during Saturday's Premier League tie at the Katutura Stadium. Th~ two side's drew 1·all.

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ABEDI Ayew Pele (right), the current African Foot· Tigers sink Liverpool baller of the Year, won the 1991 African Sports Star of the Year by being voted in by listeners to the BBC African Service. Here the Ghanaian midfield genuis and captain receives his award from fellow Ghanaian Ben Dotsei Malor, presenter of BBC's lively weekly [!E~~:~::G,~~]i!lllllllilltr81J{a~~~iriCaJ sports programme, Fast Track. The prolific Pele, who is currently playing for French A GOAL apiece from prodigal son Sam Emvula and position, which can only help Eleven Arrows went down champions Olympique Marseille, pipped other top African stylish midfielder Linekela Amwenye steered a resur· clear up Tigers' defense 1-0 to Robber Chanties. sports stars like Namibian sprinter Frankie Fredericks; gent Mukorob Pelagic Tigers to an upset 2·0 victory problems, left by the depar­ It was Arrows second Zambian world champion hurdler Samuel Matete; and over Prime Press Liverpool at the Nau-Aib Stadium at ture of Bricks Hangula. defeat in three league Liberian soccer star George Oppong Weah. Okahandja on Saturday. matches having only drawn BA SWEPT ASIDE one against Blue Waters. Emvula, appearing in his However, Arrows chair­ first match for Tigers this In another devastating person Killa Samaria said it ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT season after a short stint with weekend victory, NFA Cup certainly does not mean the Oshakati outfit Teenagers, finalists Interatlantic Blue end of the 'Young Gladi­ Windhoek Factory beat the Liverpool defence Waters were responsible for ators'. to blast home the opener Black Africa's fourth straight "We might be still suffer­ Meatco Namibia is a progressive organisation involved in the production, process­ giving his side a 1-0 halftime league defeat of the season ing from fatigue after our ing, upgrading and marketing of red meat and associated by-products. lead when they cut down the many pre-season friendlies Amwenye, one of the the visitors 3-0 at the in preparation for our Afri­ Our Windhoek based factory has a opportunity for an Assistant Accountant. The new players to join Tigers Kuisebmond Stadium, can Champions Cup tie ideal person in mind must have a B.Comm degree or be in possession of a National this season, certainly won Walvis Bay. against Arsenal but we will the hearts of the lQgwen- The Beautiful Birds led Diploma in Accounting with a minimum of 5 years hands-on experience in a overcome this. Our fans can yama fans when he put 1-0 at changeover thanks to manufacturing or factOry environment. rest assured that we will matters beyond doubt with a goal by striker Patrick certainly hit wiiming form a stunning kick from the Isaacs. soon," Samaria said The successful candidate will report to the Accountant and assist him in the spot which sent the Liver- A double substitution in In other Premier League execution of his duties. He will be mainly responsible for the following: Bank pool goalkeeper the wrong the second half proved to be outings played in Windhoek reconciliations, petty cash, creditors, wages, stock control, sales, budgets, month way. very fruitful for the Birds as on Saturday, TCL Chief end reports & journals, general ledger, reconciliations and asset register. The tall midfielder, cousin both mercurial midfielder Santos fumbled after a 1-0 of Tigers , legendary striker Koko Muatunga and Al­ first halflead through pivot This position offers a highly competitive salary package, including housing Brown Amwenye, was play- phons Hengara further Gerros Witbeen and allowed assistance, a pension and medical scheme and a 13th cheque. ing in only his second out- stretched their lead to 3-0 Challengers to pull back an ing for Tigers since leaving with one goal each. equaliser through stocky The prescribed application forms are available from the Meatco Head Office, 7 Jan Tsumeb giants Benfica at The defeat must have Jomo Auseb in the second Marais Street, Windhoek and should be returned to the : the start of the new season. come as a disappointment half. At the Ramblers field, The win not only boosted for the Lively Lions who Senior Personnel Officer hosts Ramblers also spoiled Tigers' chances of gaining seemed to have regained a 2-0 first half lead to allow P.O. Box 3881, WINDHOEK a second round berth in the their winning form espe­ the highly improved Civics forthcoming Castle Chal- cially after their excellent to level matters in the sec­ Detailed CV's could also be forwarded to the above address or faxed to the lenge Cup tournament but Easter Tournament display ond stanza. following number 061 - 21 7045 also lifted the Shandum- which steered them to the The prolific J oseptl bala Boys from the bottom final, which they lost to Maxtlli.m and Brian Chatbum Closing date: 15 May 1992 of the log, now occupied by Eleven Arrows a fortnight were on target for the ram­ hometown oeighbows Black ago. pant Rammies with Pele No application will be considered unless it is accompanied by proper, certified Africa. In the first match played Isaacs and Bazil English What makes the win so at the Kuisebmond Stadium, equalising for the Kho­ remarkable is that the .... ~c::ham=p~i~o::ns:::Kr=aa=tz:.W.:.:.:.e=ldin=·::.!g::..--..:::.:..:....:.... masdal-based ______Civics. _ co~of~u~amiiiljjiclI Inwgenyama played with- out their regular defense stalwarts Bricks Haogula and CHANGE IS THE PRICE the no-nonsence Donbaldt 1ta1ldJia Shipanga. OF SURVIVAL. ADVERTISE According to sources, Issascar Kamukuyu, Tigers' IN THE NAMIBIAN FOR other new signing, played a THE BEST RESULTS. humdinger in the sweeper