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Bringing Africa Sovth Vol.2 No.SOO Tyson KOd on rape Women ACT Inflation hits 18,1% on RAPE NAMIBIA'S inflation rate stood at 18,1 per cent in INDIANOPOLIS: Boxer Mike Tyson (left) returned to December 1991, according to figures released by the THE scandal of Na­ Central Statistics Office in Windhoek. the courthouse yesterday a convicted rapist, awaiting a mibia's ever-Increasing routine probation meeting after being found guilty of The All Items Consumer Price Index for December· 1990 was rape tide was thrashed 350,8, whUe the same index for December 1991 was 414,3 points. attacking a Miss Black America contestant he lured to out last night when more An analysis indicated there had been significant increases in his hotel room. than 80 people met at cigarettes and tobacco (53,2 per cent), clothing and footwear The conviction late on Monday was Tyson's darkest the NUNW offices ·In (41,7 per cent), furniture and equipment (39,9 per cent) and moment in a troubled history with women, and it threat­ Katutura to find ways of transport (19,9 per cent). ened to end the rags-to-riches career of the youngest fighting what has been Following a continuing monthly downward trend in the infla­ referred to as " the Na­ tion rate in 1990, there was a slight increase to 10,4 per cent in heavyweight champion ever. mlblan disease". February 1991. The downward trend continued to March and Tyson arrived at the city-county building about 12 The meeting heard hor­ April turning upward to 9,7 per cent in May 1991. hours after the verdict was delivered. He was greeted by rific statistics on rape " Since then, the upward inflationary trend has shown signifi­ the crush of reporters and photographers, as well as In Namibia. cant average monthly increases of +2,1 per cent between August TO PAGE 3 * For full report, see p3 TO PAGE 2 Union guns

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be tolerated. NAMIBIAN football is s~t CONRAD ANGULA for a brighter future thanks He urged club office-bear­ to a Government-initiated the NFA agreed to convene an ers and NFA officials to take on ·Mangetti soccer seminar which took 'ExtIaordinary Congress' as note of the Government's stand place on Monday. requested by the Premier League on football, pointing out that it and the two regional first divi­ was everyone's wish to see The Ministry of Youth and sion leagues (central and west). football take its rightful place * Privatisation OUT, says Napwu Sport, clearly irritated by the To see that this is put into as the country's national sport. ongoing "war" in the football action, a preparatory commit­ Soccer officials also received fraternity, decided to take the tee consisting of five members a tongue-lashing from the Prime * Cabinet men involved in farming bull by the horns to rescue the was appointed to help prepare Minister for not running the fading image of Namibia's for the Congress which will be affairs of the game in a more to Hanekom's Ministry; but national game. appropriate manner. MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE held from March 7-8, 1992. that the land would then be The Ministry's action is set Guest speaker Prime Minis­ " Organisers must make to provide a welcome boost to THE Namibian Public Mangetti farms that be intended given away to the first "will­ ter Hage Geingob pulled no matches big events. Every time soccer, plagued by maladmin­ I attend a match, I am appalled Workers Union (Napwu) to manage Ibis "public resomce" ing buyer" that came along as punches at the seminar,hitting soon as it became profitable istIation and neglect because by the low attendance and lack says it is totally opposed to as if it were the exclusive·do­ out at the poor management of main of the commercial farm­ and able to produce dividends of a lack of effort and commit­ football in Namibia. of excitement. It is as if spec­ Minister of Agriculture on the investment of the people ment from those at the top. tators are attending a funeral. Gert Hanekom's plans to ers. Geingob made it crystal clear Donga asked whether it was of the country. Monday'sseminar, cbaired that the Government would not There are no organised sup­ privatise the First National the intention of the Minister Donga said while increases by Sports Minister Pendukeni exCUse lack of organisation on porters' groups to encourage Development Corpora­ that commercial fanners should in profits might be needed there Ithana, brought together the the part of soccer's adminis­ the players. And then there are tions beef ranches in the take public resources and still were several larger issues on two waning factions, the NFA trators in future and that the disturbances by those specta­ Mangetti region. be subsidised to do so, while which Hanekom's ministry and the Prernier League. inefficiency and inertia which tors who don't come to watch When announcing the pl~ the Government was looking should focus. And at the end of the day had kept the country out of the sport but to get drunk," he everyone was delighted when last week, Hanekom said he for extra funds from the aver­ "We feel strongly that ev­ international sports would not TO PAGE 3 felt private enterprise could age citizen. ery Namibian citizen has rights manage the ranches better than to the resources on public land. the Government could. " The Government holds Hunt for In a letter to Hanekom, these resourc~s in trust for the Still no joy on search Napwu General Secretary Petrus public, and is responsible for lost fish Donga said the union iDter­ seeing that the greatest bene­ for Namibia's missing preted the Minister's plans as fits to the Namibian nation is inspector a " direct violation of public produced from them, " he said. trust" . According to Donga, the land THE ICRC mission to trace Namibians who went miss­ PORT authorities at The Napwu letter is certain inNamibia bad historically been ing during the war of liberation is still struggling to get Walvis Bay conftrmed last to fuel the debate about the the primary cause of social started. night that they are con­ relative merits of public ver­ injustice and exploitation of The four countries approached for assurances of co-operation tacting search and rescue sus private ownership of land. the labouring people. in the search -Angola, SouthAfrica, Botswana and Zambia -have officials after a Namibian With regard to the Mangetti, Further, it had been central still not given their approval, and Swapo HQ has failed to supply working with the Minis­ the issue will also be compli­ to the struggle for national infonnation on any of the 100 names forwarded by the ICRC. try of Fisheries and Ma­ UNDER FIRE ... Gert liberation and. freedom. According to Pennanent Secretary in the office of the Prime rine Resources was lost cated by the fact that many from a ship at sea. top-ranking Cabinet Ministers Hanekom , 'What right does your Min­ Minister Petrus Damaseb, all four countries were contacted·" at istry have to unilaterally de­ the highest level" following the ICRC's first quarterly report, Neither police nor repre­ are known to be farming on " The time has come for the sentatives of the Ministry cide to privatise state owned which described the deadlock. land in the Mangetti. Government to stop subsidis­ could be contacted for more land, without consulting the "We talked to Ambassadors ... and were assured that their According to Donga, the ing the abuse of Namibia's details and it was not pos­ Namibian people had entrusted natural resources and the theft Namibian people?" he chal­ willingness to co-operate would be indicated very soon," said sible to confinn rumours that Minister Hanekom with the re­ of our land, " Donga charged. lenged Hanekom. Damaseb. the man was a Fisheries in­ sponsiblity of managing the He also asked whether it was Donga further asked why the He said be had no idea why the process was taking so long. '.'I'm spector and was lost over­ Agriculture Ministry for the the intention that the Namib­ decisions of the historic land sure they appreciate the urgency of the request and know with board from a fishing boat public benefit. ian people should pay for the conference had not been taken what seriousness the matter is viewed in this country. ' , with his bags in the early Instead it appeared from the establishment and initial de­ He said Swapo HQ had also been contacted following the ­ hours of Tuesday morning. Minister's statements on the velopment of the land entrusted TO PAGE 3 report and had similarly promised answers' 'very soon". 2 Wednesday February 12 1992 THE NAMIBIAN Get ready for 'soap opera education ... '

THOUSANDS of NaliUbians. ers, the course can be used by are about to meet Sara Ga­ IGRAHAM HOPWOOD I anybody who wants to improve wanas, Mr Solomon, and Grace their English. Book 1 has 16 Shikongo. Who are these . find out more about their lives, units, each corresponding with people? Well they are staff of loves and hates when 'Let's a radio programme. While the the Namib School and you can Spe~ English' hits the NBC purpose of the course is seri­ radio waves in early March. ous the process of learning is Left: EAGER TO LEARN What is being billed as intended to be fun. Students "Namibia's First Soap Opera" can enter the lives of the char­ ..• The course 'Let's Speak doubles as an imaginative acters at Namib School and English' will help teach­ project aimed at improving the discuss the daily dilemmas they ers to gain a new compe­ spoken English of Namibian face and in the 'process im­ tence in English. . teachers. Weekly broadcasts prove their competence of of 'Let's Speak English' start spoken English. NOTICE on March 2. While you wait 'Let's Speak English' win you can get ready by getting help to make jibes about MINISTRY OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY hold of the book to accompany Namlish (usually from people 2 VACANCIES for the radio series. with peculiar accents anyway) The Directorate of Trade of this Ministry booked 'Let's Speak English' (Book a thing of the past and bring a Woman Development 1) was launched by the pub­ new confidalce to teachers pres­ space for the following Trade Fairs lishers New Namibia Books ently struggling with English Officers on Monday at the Mini~try of in the classroom. 1. The Rand Easter Show -3 -17 Apri11992 Education and Culture. 'Let's Speak English' is 2. Zimbabwe International Trade Fair Prompted by teachers' calls available from New Namibia Ovamboland - Based in Ondangwa for help with English, the Books, 396 Independence LanKuaKe requirements; 28 April - 3 May 1992 . Ministry of ,Education and A venue at R15 plus GST. It Culture designed the course at can,also be bought at Edumeds Ovambo and English 3. Botswana international Trade Exhibition 13-16 May 1992 a series of workshops last year on Independence Avenue and funded by the British Govern­ the Book Cellar on Peter Muller Kavango - Based in Rundu ment Overseas Development Street. Interested Namibian manufacturers, importers, ex­ Administration, Radio broadcasts start from Language Requirements; porters and interpreneurs are invited to participate in Education Minister Nahas March 2 as follows : Kavango and English these trade fairs. Angula urged those at tre Iaunch National Radio, Thesdays, to be strong advocates for the 07h30 - 08h00; Damara/N8.ll1ll, book and the radio series say­ Mondays 1000 - 19hOO; Sat­ Namibian Citizen and Matric These Trade Fairs offer ideal opportunity for the ing that when 'Let's Speak urdays 09hOO - 09h30; Herero; local business sector to strengthen trade links with English' is broadcast they Mondays, 16h30 - 17hOO; minimum should "tune their radios to Kavango, Thursdays 19h30 - Mrik.aans and Social worker and out neighbouring countries. full blast to make sure the 20hOO; Caprivi, Thursdays, neighbours canhear" . 19hh30 - 2OhOO; Owambo, Nursing Diploma recommended Kindly contact us for further details before 21 Although designed for teach- Thesdays, 16h30 - 17hOO. Salary Negotiable February 1992 Rl,28c a litre to R1,43. "The INFLATION latter apparently would have Please reply in writing with CV to; Phone FRaVlPAGE1 added to the freight cost of all . imports from South Africa," Mr. P. Shipoke and December 1991," accord­ tre release said. "But this should MrMRossouw (061) 2892118 ing to the CSO news release. have shown up as a one 'time MrE Stevens There had been a General increase in the CPI and not as Namibia Agricultural Union a continuing monthly increase (061) 289 2112 Sales Tax increase in Namibia PIB 13255 from 10 to 11 per cent in July/ of about the same percent­ or Windhoek August and a petrol price in­ age." Fax (061) x 220148 crease in November from - Sapa before 28 February 1992.

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SUBMIT YOUR C.Y, TQ: . The Administration Manager p.a. Box 38 ~ Windhoek 9000 ... \.'l ~~'. \',"I,'J '\ .'," t i '. THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday February 12 1992 3 Women agaInst rape 'Fina showdown Katutura meeting demands end to 'quiet acceptance of violence' in Onduri case THE scandal of Namibia's KATE BURLING it's nothing to be ashamed of, " ever· increasing rape tide he said. expected -today was thrashed out last night According to Hubbard, lence when it happens instead Regarding police treatment when more than 80 people Nanubian law cwrent1y focused of inventing an excuse for it or of rape victims, which has been met at the NUNW offices too much on the woman's ac- treating it as a taboo?" criticised time and time again TYAPPA NAMUTEWA in Katutura to find ways tions in a rape case, effectively Public Commissioner Bience by women's organisations and f fi hti' h .. L_ L__ P.Jltting the woman 0"_'..1. OA •• ...... uw.O .,a.I.U womc.Ll· v1.._ -1. ..f -- ';..."..t1v;tfl1~l~ ~ E;mheck~ Od· "It' o 19 ~ X- aL.U4ls~~!!n_~Jnsl'T'OOtFeeruad10nff askiIlg questions be ready to tackle the issue of true, the police aren rn'amell ~~':aYCoUrttiifs~~rriiJig"".JmJ'JJ'StlY~~uYor referred to as ''tbeN8iiiib· about what the woman was domestic violence with the to handle rape. We treat it as a and defence counsels will argue-it out in the socalled ian disease". wearing, how she acted, what highest authority in the land - criminal case and this has to be Onduri case. she said and what she 'actually the Coomtution. Thming a blind changed. " The meeting was called by meant', the law should con­ eye to the constant abuse of He suggested appointing At the centre of the storm is public bar where his fellow the Department of Women's centrate on the man's actions - human dignity made everyone specific contact persons within the oWner of Onduri Hotel at blacks7are drinking". Affairs following a spate of whether he used violence or guilty, she said. the community, who would Outjo, Burkhard Friedrichs- Friedrichsmeier and Kuhn violent rapes, which have re­ threatened the woman. "Women are beaten:up ev- work to change the attitudes meier, and his former man- pleaded not guilty and claimed ceived widespread media pub­ Hubbard's comments were cry day, but only when a woman which led to rape and gain the ager, Herman Hans Kuhn. that the private bar at which licity and increased police at­ 'supported in a series of contri­ is butchered, do we pay any confidence of women who The two men are charged Ulenga and others were refused tention. butions from the floor, which attention." became victims of the crime. with ,discriinination and the servicewasonlyforhotelresi- Comprised mainly of women, focused on domestic violence, Commissioner Siggi Eim- In the majority of cases, the selling of liquor without a dents. Anyone, irrespective of the meeting heard Women's cultural expectations, child­ beck admitted that Namibia's rapist was well known to the necessary licence. colour and race, who was not Solidarity member Diane battering and the role of the police force was ill-equipped victim, he said. It might have ThecasefoUowsanincident sleeping at the hotel was not Hub:t>ard give horrific statis­ police in rape cases. to deal with rape cases, but been her husband, her father, in July last year when Fried- allowed to use the private bar, tics on rape in Namibia. For Several women raised the also blamed society for accept- her brother, her uncle, or her richsmeier allegedly refused they claimed. the 445 rapes reported last year question of cultural condition­ ing the outrage so calmly. friend and the rape was not to serve deputy minister of According to the charge- to the police, an estimated 8 ing which led women to accept "The community ' should reported because she could not Nature Conservation Ben sheet, the alleged incidents of 455 went unreported. The violence against them as stan­ publicise the names of offend- bear to expose the guilty man. Ulenga and his driver at the discrimation took place between ~ average punishment for con­ dard practice. One speaker ers and ostracise them. Let them But a rapist was a rapist, Onduri Hotel. October 1990 and July 1991. 'victed rapists was only four to asked: "Are we ready to admit know their behaviour is unac- Eimbeckargued. There should Ulenga was allegedly dis- Both the State and the de- six years injail, with sentences to the role we've accepted for ceptable. At the moment rape be no protection for such people criminated against because of fence closed their cases yes- often being suSpended. ourselves and talk about vio- is taken fur too lightly, as though and society had to name them. his colour and was told to go to terday and the case was ad- the public bar, as Friedrichs- journed to 09hOO today for meier's hotel "was not a sh.. argument and probably judge- house". ment. Long-terlD squatters fear When Ulenga reported the Regional Magistrate Fred matter, several people came Verwyis on the bench, while forward and reported similar -Jolm Walters is acting as prose>- high price of progress alleged discrimination at the cutor. Onduri Hotel. They included Kuhn is represented by the Regional Commissioner of Hendrik Muller, while Peter KATE BURLlNG are to fall by 0,5 per cent from the Outjo district, who was Koep is appearing for Fried- eier HENTIES Bay's black ­ April -I, the building society t-;all=e=ge=dl=y=tO=I=d=t=O='='=go=to=th=e:;--:ri::-Chs_t:I1___ _. ___-:-_-:- township of Omdel was announced yesterday. 'The bond They must ensure that the rate will now be 19,5 percent, progress of Narnibian soccer abuzz with meetings yes­ SOCCER reduced from 20 per cent, and f 1 is not impeded by racism, eth- terday, when deputy Hous· would cut moothly repayments rom page nicity" tribalism, nepotism, ing minister Jerry Ekandjo on a Rl00 000 boud by about th rt b t t t drunk," he ~avoun'ti'sm or poor admini'- met with Omdel residents R4 e spo u 0 ge I. ihe news comes soon after said. stration, "he emphasized. and members of the town's Adminstrators needed to This was one fight sports advisory · committee em· First National Bank of Namibia the b' h d administrators had to win if announced a 0,25 per cent rate promote 19 mate es an broiled in a 'squatting had to be really well organised soccer was to prosper in Na- dispute'. cut to 19,75 per cent, which so that the game was infused mibia, he added, and prom- Members of the 1 200-strong reportedly puts the bank in line with excitement. ised Government support to with other large lenders. Omdel community are report­ Swabou, a Namibian institu- "The sports administrators help bring a national ethos edly anxious about Peri-Urban tionwithoutlinkstoIargeSouth needtobecommittedtodevel- to bear on the national board plans to create a 'site­ African bodies, appears to be oping a winning national team. sport. and-service'type area on ground overtaking the others, at least currently occupied by a num­ F~ASHBACK to October ... Some ofOm del 's squatters ber of' squatter families'. temporarily. THE Namibian is published by the Free Press ofNa· have been living in the township for 20 years. Several families have been According to Swabou they mibia, 42 John Meinert Street, Windhoek. told to move., and some have Though they were officially saw the regional elections (then can cut rates because it is now Editor: Gwen Lister. already complied. . squatting,-many residents had promised for April or May) as easier for them to raise money Printed by John Meinert (Pty) Limited, Stiibel Street. The community's concern been there for 20 years, said an opportunity to vote for or inNamibia and it seems likely Telephone: (061) 36970/1/2/3/4; Fax: (061) 33980; apparently stems from a mix- the NDT. against the project. that inflation and bank bor- Telex: (061) 3032. ture of financial worry and Community SCJUIt:es say plans Butnow, since the elections rowing rates will drop further resentment at not having been for the new scheme had never have been delayed, they feel this year. This is despite' 'the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! "properly consulted" . been properly discussed be- Particularly under threat. still somewhat depressed eco- Whereas in the past the yond a general promise that no Henties Bay Town Clerk nomic envin:mnmt inNamibia" squatters paid nothing; mov- one would have to move. They Chris Taljaard, who was due to and reflects feelings that infla- REPUBLIC OF ing to the nf(w site will cost expressed concern that Once meet with Ekandjo, denied there tion and interest rates are to R50 a plot, R140 transfer fees the site was finished their had been insuffiCient consul- drop in South Africa. NAMIBIA and mothly water and electric- • squatting rights' would be tation with the community. He Swabou has recently been ity. completely revoked. They also said the plans were agreed long helped by tax boosts to longer- According to the Namibia worried that the 360 new plots ago and that he could not ex- term savers at the building Development Trust which es- would not be sufficient for the plain the cause of the commu- society added to a growing TENDER BOARD tablished links with the com- Omdel community - even if nity's anxiety. desire among Namibians to munity during a recent series enough money could be raised Asked about the inability of invest their savings here. There of workshops, the costs are - and that they would be obliged many residents to pay for the is also growing interest in ways probably too high for many to build with concrete, which new plots, Taljaard said a lot of investing in Namibian Omdel residents. Employment would be an additional expense. of people in the area did have "money markets" and short- in the area is scarce and most On top of that, unemployed jobs, and that special arrange- term debt, partly helped by the people have absolutely no residents fear a commitment ments could be made to spread establishment of a money income. Many went to Henties to monthly water and electric- , the payment over a number of market company and also in- TENDER NO : J66/92 to do contract building work or ity payments. - months. . ' creased interest and expertise seasonal jobs for holiday - Though flews of Omdel's ' He hoped the confusion among bankers. makers. When the work ended, -upgrading first broke about a , would be cleared up at yester- 111===-=====:==' ==;-11 BE INFORMED THAT TENDER J66/92 most stayed in the township. year ago, residents apparently day's meetings. T~SON from page 1 ISCANCELLED.HERE~TH ' serious problems in your Mmis­ tion. The Government is there to shouted "Hang in there, Mike", MANGETTI try, " llonga claimed. ' - act in the public interest," he re- and "Don't worry about it, QUERIES CAN BE DIRECTED TO THE from page 1 Napwu, he added, was confi­ minded Hanekom. _ Mikel" He did not acknowledge SECRETARY OF THE TENDER dent that they as public servants, llonga finnly stated that the show of support. into account, adding that the could manage agricultural land Napwu demanded the implem- The 25-year-old boxer could BOARD. proposal to privatise the as well, if not better, than the entation of the resolutions of the get up to 60 years in prison when Mangetti ranches was in direct private sector given proper sup­ land conference, and the exten- sentencing takes place on March contradiction to the decisions of portive measures. sion of existing communal lands 6, but he will probably receive FAX: 36454, the land conference. "11$ Comrade Prime Minister into the Mangetti. between 7 and 11 years, said P.O. BOX 3328 "And if, as you stated, you Hage Geingob put it: if the pri­ In conclusion he categorically deputy prosecutor Barbara ' admit that private enterprise vate sector wants a market econ­ stated that Napwu opposed all Trathen. Tyson is free on $30 WI;\DHOEK. canimanage better that the Gov­ omy, then they have to learn to efforts to privatise state-owned 000 bail. - AP ernment can do it' then there are compete and accept competi- land. • See also page 12. 4 Wednesday February 12 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

sent the best work of 7 000 artists from 13 countries. 181136: Family Matters More monuments proclaimed 19hOO: Sport English League Soccer THE National Monuments delswart leader, Jakob Mar­ 20hOO: News JOSEPH MOTINGA enga, who fought the German Council (NMC) has rec­ 201135: Cosmos 1 000 graves including the colonialists in 1903. The. ruins 16h56: Opening Episode 7: Backbone of night ommended to the Cabinet by Parliament last year to pre­ 17hOO: Religious serve national monuments. victims of an influenza epi­ were discovered in 1987 by 211134: Brotherhood of the that a group of old and demic in 1918 that took 157 deputy minister of Roads, programme Rose (new) significant places and ob­ According to Freyer, the Old Location Cemetery was rec- lives in only a few months, she Transport and Telecommuni­ 17h06: Kiddies Filler An action story of international jects around the country . ommended as a national monu­ explained. It was used until cation, Klaus Dierks, who wrote 17h18: All for One (fmal) intrigue and suspense. Two be proclaimed 'national the booklet "Lost City of the I m~nt. This "only visibl~ r~: 1927, a few years after the 17h43: Educational orphans are raised ~s brothers monuments'. Gammams Cemetery came into Kalahari' , about them. --.,....,...... rrdl y s e conunan os was only provisionally pro­ use. An old boabab tree, the 'Post \ 18h09: Masters of by their surrogate father whom The Council has also drafted claimed as such in 1987, she The ruins of a pre-colonial Office T~' at Ombalantu in Animation (new) they trust implicitly. What they interim Namibian legislation said. settlement at Khauxa Nas the North was listed among the This documentary series about don't know is that their father on national monuments to The oldest cemetery in (Scbans Vlakte) near Karasburg "endangered species". The the history of animation was in is a top CIA boss and when an "overcome shortcomings of Windhoek is the one near in the south are also included world's biggest tree with a split production for 10 years. Films unorthodox mission goes existing South African legis­ Leutwein Street which came on the national monuments list. tnmk and a hollow in the middle selected garnered eight Oscars, wrong, they become renegades lation". Meanwhile permanent into use in 1892. This has also The remains include a one used to be a post office and a 21 Oscar nominations and 120 who must be eliminated. legislation is being formulated been proclaimed a national kilometer long circular stone chapel in the 1950s, Freyer international prizes and repre- 22h19: Sport with assistance from Unesco. monument. wall plus the floor of the tribal said. Vera Freyer, spokesperson Freyer explained that all Council Chamber and a chapel She explained that the pro­ of the National Monument The settlement belonged to claimed monuments would women who run an interior Windhoek inhabitants at that Council, told The Namibian time - soldiers, civilians, Ger­ the Oorlam Afrikaners who fled remain the property of their decorating business. over the Oranje River in the current owners.The Council (Premiwn time) that the NMC had held its first mans, Namas, Hereros - used meeting of the year on Febru­ to be buried there. face ofEwq:lean CDC1'03CluneIlt would only assist in maintain­ 19hOO: Lonesome ary 4, after it had been formed The cemetery has more than It was also the refuge ofBon- ing them. Dove - final M* N * * -I 21hOO: Death WISh IV: THE Mineworker's Unlon of pany Afmen. • ,Namibia (MUN) last week MUN was locked in a bitter (Premiwn time) The Crackdown 101130: Skollie 22h40: 60 Minutes: successfully concluded a Rec­ MUN, Swakop mine dispute with SWA Lithium last Hh5S: Dairybelle Health Making Merry ognition and Procedural year over negotiations concern­ Agreement with the Zinc and Club Challenge The members of an Australian ing the retrenchment of 80 Lead m1nlng company based .. -sign 'significant' workers. troup called Making Merry are . ~. .. . 121130: Transmission ends just outside Swakopmund. MUN was vehemently 0p­ (KTV starts) disabled, but Jeff McMullen discovers they're more than " ; r~~ognition pact posed to the fact that SWA 15hOO: The Smurfs able when it comes to delight­ The union has been negoti­ '; . --\ .. " ,_,c,_, __ .. ' ._ Lithium insisted on being rep­ 151130: Slimer ing an audience. ating a recognition agreement resented by the company H&E 16hOO: Scooby Doo, where with Zinc and Lead since 1987 discussions were still sched­ ing representative of its mem­ Labour Consultants at the talks. are you? 23hOO: Red Heat (2-19) and the final signing of the uled to take place on retrench­ bers in all the company's op­ MUN has made a major 161130: Tiny Toon A top policeman from the agreement is viewed by MUN ments once the company has erations. concession in this regard in the Adventures homicide division in Moscow as a significant success. put forward its final retrench­ This includes bargaining in agreement signed with Zinc (KTV ends) is sent to Chicago to extradite At the same time, however, ment proposal. all their collective and indi­ and Lead. a Russian drug dealer. Once in the company' presented MUN The company has apparently vidual respects and aspects (Open time) The agreement specifically America, a plain-clothed po­ with a preliminary proposal to cited weak world prices for related to them as employees stipulates that the unionrecog­ 17hOO: Three's Company licemanis assigned to him and retrench 40 per cent of the lead and zinc and poor ore of the company, and as a nises the company's right to 171130: Loving when they are ambushed and workforce employed at the concentratiS>Ds as the reasons community ofworkers subject representation by a fully man­ 18hOO: Get a Life an officeris killed, they decide mine. MUN represents roughly for the planned retrenchments. to the terms of the agreement. dated representative in all 181130: Designing Woman to join forces. Starring Arnold 75 of the 92 employees. In terms of the agreement Like SWA Lithium, Zinc & aspects related to the collec­ A new season of a popular Schwarzenegger, James Be­ A joint statement isSued by Zinc and Lead recognises MUN Lead is owned by the South tive bargaining relationship with comedy series about four lushi, Peter Boyle MUN and Zinc and Lead said as the sole collective bargain- African mining holding com- the union. · T~ ·1a··1IisloI7

1554 -Lady Jane Grey is executed for treason ment. in England. 1986 - AndriJa Artukovic, 86"is extradited 1577 - Don John of Austria, new Governor of from United States to Yugoslavia to stand the Netherlands, issues edict 10 settle ..civil trial in kUIing of more than 700 000 people war. during Nazi rule in World War n. 1610 - France's King Henry IV signs alliance 1989 - The Vatican issues a report, "The MINISTRY OF YOUTH AND SPORT . with German Protestant UDlon. Church and Racism", in which Apartheid is 1689 - Declaration of Rights in England, in condemned as the most evil, systematic form which Wllliam and Mary are procIaImed King of institutionalised racism. The report fol­ and Queen for life. . lows confirmation a few days previously that NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON 1715 - The Dutch East India Company issues the Pope will visit South Africa in the coming an order that the statutes of India are to be year. YOUTA:~MPLOYMENT STRATEGIES strictly followed in the Cape. 1990 - As many as 18 die in ethnic rioting in 1736 - Nadlr Shah becomes King of Persia. Dushanbe, capital of Soviet republic of 1869 - The Treaty of Allwal North signed by Taclzhikistan. This important conference in being convened by the Ministry of Youth the High Commissioner and representatives 1990 - Nelson Mandela meets the world's of the Orange Free State. It lays down the line press at the omcial residence of the Arch- and Sport. It seeks to bring together community and government repre­ between the Free State and Basutoland. The . bishop of Cape Town and says he "under­ sentatives, as well as International employment experts to share and portion of Basutoland lying to the west of the stands white fears of domination" and that Caledon is finally incorporated in the Free the" ANC is concerned to address the prob­ discuss practical initiatives for tackling youth unemployment, State. This tract of 100 miles by 30 miles lem and to find a solution which will suit both becomes known as The Conquered Territory. blacks and whites of this country". 1880 - The Porter Rhodes diamond is found 1991- The Old Mutual's chief actuary says DATES: at Kimberley. It weighs 150 carats and is AIds will stop popuiation increase in South 26 - 28 February valued at 60 000 pounds. Africa by the turn of the century. 1885 - German East Africa Company is char­ 1991 - It is announced that public service tered. pension funds face an acturial shortfall of YENUE: 1895 - Japanese forces score impressive vic­ R3O,4 billion. Windhoek Teachers College tory at Wei-hai-wei in China. 1991- Kremlin says Warsaw Pact will dis­ 1899 - Germany buys Paciftc islands of Mari­ solve its military structure by April. oas, Caroline and Pelew from Spain. Any Organisation/Group/Ministry who would like to participate in this 1912 - Manchu Dynasty abdicates in China Today's Birthdays: and provincial republic is established. Charles Darwin, EngIlsh scientist (1809-1882); Conference or for further infonnation please contact:- 1934 - Workers stage general strike in France. Abraham Uncolo, US president (1809-1865); 1953 - Britain and Egypt reach agreement on Franco Zeftlrelll, Italian dlrector (1923-); Sudan. Arsenio Hall, US actor-TV personaUty ELRICH PRETORIUS OR . 1956 - Soviet Union warns that dispatch of US (1958-). MUV ATERA NDJOZE • ~IRIRIKA or British troops to Middle East will violate United Nations charter. Thought For Today: 1970 - Israeli air raid on scrap metal plant in 'I claim not to have controlled events, but MINISTRY OF YOUTH AND SPORT Egypt kills 70 civUians. ·confess pl8inly' that events have controlled li me - Abraham Lincoln, US president (1809- TELEPHONE 1974 - Alexander Solzbenltsyn, Soviet Nobel 18(5). _ ' , Prize winner,is arrested at his Moscow apart- 061' : 220066 OR 061 : 221304 Partly cloudy and hot with isolated thundershowers except over Today's the c8privi and the south-western parts. Coast partly cloudy and cool with fog patches overnight, but fine in the ,!outh. Wind Weather . mOderate south-westerly, but fresh to strong in the south reaching • ' I " :I. ' • • gale force in places. THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday February 12 1992 5 World Bank chief slams More violence hits SA trains dirty memo JOHANNESBURG: Commuters were yesterday again the target of attacks on the Reef and Natal, where three people have been HARARE: World Bank killed and 15 injured since Monday. A further three people were president Lewis Preston killed and two injured in violence in other areas of the country. Two meetings have been organised for today in an attempt to curb yesterday slammed as the violence. AN C outlines proposals "outrageous" a confiden­ tial memo by the bank's chief economist suggesting US 'crashes' air base report that the agency encourage ~ .'. for interim government the export of "dirty" in­ PRETORIA; Report~ that a massive US air base was under dustries to the Third construction in Botswana were " fanciful" , the United States Information Service said in Pretoria yesterday. The reports were JOHANNESBURG: Nelson Mandela's African National referendum on a transitional World. based on an Africa Confidential artic;le that reportedly said a $350 Congress yesterday officially presented its proposals government. " Well, in life I think very million US air base being constructed in Botswana would enable for an interim government to oversee the birth of a new He also said that any transi­ bright people say some very the US to monitor and react to events in South Africa. South African constitution. tional government negotiated foolish things and this is an at Codesa would be subject to example of that, and as far as I The ANC proposals, which ment council continues to control by an interim govern­ am concerned the incident is Worshippers held hostage provide for a interim govern­ function in the agreed manner ment in which all population closed, " Preston said at a press ment council to oversee a tran­ until the constituent assembly groups would be represented. conference at Harare Airport ALGIERS, Algeria: Police surrounded a mosque yesterday where sitional period ofless than one has completed its work and a The five working groups, on his arrival here. Muslim extremists who backed two officers to death took refuge year, were laid on the negotiat­ new parliament is in place. Codesa's heart where the coun­ He was referring to a leaked and were holding worshippers hostage, witnesses said. It was ing table yesterday at a work­ "Or the constituent assem­ try's negotiators tackle the memo by World Bank chief unknoWn how many suspects or hostages were inside the mosque ing groups meeting of the 19 bly is vested with sovereign details ofpreparing the consti- economist Larry Summers at Bordj Menaeil, 70 kilometers (40 miles) east of Algiers. The parties taking part in the coun­ powers so that it functions both , tutional framework and creat­ which said that much of Africa policemen were killed in the mosque's prayer chamber Monday try's multi-party negotiations as a constituent asssembly and ing a climate for democracy, was "vastly under-polluted - with hachet blows and knife thrusts by Islamic fundamentalists forum. as a legislature until the new met yesterday for the third time their air quality is probably trying to prevent the arrest of a comrade, police reported. The The forum is known as the constitution has been adopted," since the inaugural plenary vastly inefficiently low com­ attacks signalled a turn to terrorism by extremist elethents of the Convention for a Democratic the proposals said. session last December 20 and pared to Los Angeles or Mex­ Islamic Salvation Front, the country's largest opposition party, South Africa (Codesa). According to the ANC's 21. ico City." , which authorities moved to ban last weekend. The ANC wants an interim proposals, the transition pe­ The groups are charged with Said Preston: "I think this government, with legislative riod should be short, "a matter exploring, among otherissues, that the comments which were and executive powers, to be of months rather than years" . the reincoIporation of the four taken out of a longer document Kashmiris surge for freedom appointed by Codesa and fore­ When President FW de Klerk nominally-independent black that Mr Summers wrote to his sees two possibilities once opened parliament on January homelands into South Africa, staff which was meant to be a GARID DOPATTA, Pakistani-controlled Kashmir: Thousands elections 'have been held for a 24 he announced that the coun­ political prisoners and transi­ provocative document but that of defiant Kashmiri nationalists yesterday surged toward!; the constituent assembly. try's disenfranchised black tional arrangements. language ... is really outrageous border with Indian-held Kashmir, brushing past barricades put up , 'Either the interim govern- majority would take part in a -AFP and not acceptable taken out­ by the security forces on mountain roads. As the marchers side the full content of the reached half-way point, police and paramilitary troops, backed memorandum.' , by army regulars in battle gear, waited with orders to stop them Saying it was unfortunate from s:weeping across the Line of Control at Chakothi. From Mandela most popular that the memo was shared with Srinagar, India, it was reported that the .first 300 marchers had people outside the bank, Preston already reached the disputed border as hundreds of people took said Summers was very upset to the streets of Srinagar chanting " We want freedom" . and had apologised "to people leader in South Africa who find his remarks offen­ sive. " IRA bomb defused in London PRETORIA: ANC President Nelson Mandela will win The HRSC said there was , 'The bank's position on the also significant differences LONDON: Army experts defused an Irish Republican Army more votes in a general election than FW de Klerk, environment is set by the (iRA) bomb found in London's central government district hours although the State President enJoysbigh credibility and between Afrikaans-speaking management and it's approved and English-speaking whites. before a summit yesterday between Prime Minister John Major respect. . by our executive directors, and and Northern Ireland Protestant and Catholic leaders, police said. President de Klerkcould count Mr Summers supports that This is the finding ~f a sur­ cent were supporters of De on the votes of about 49 per position,," he said. vey published in the latest Klerk, a percentage that was ceni of the Afrikaans. speakers, Preston is on the third leg of Rocky ride for new Irish PM Human Sciences Research ', 37 per cent in February. c09,lPared with about 22 .per a four-nation African safari Co\UlCil "Information Update" • The,. HRSC further said the cent of Afrlkaans-speaking which will take him from DuBLIN: Fianna Fail party leader Albert Reynolds was elected yesterday., _ poll represented 60 per ceilt or' whites who would support Zimbabwe to Tanzania, Zam­ Irish Prime Minister by parliament yesterday and immediately Another significant finding the population of South Africa 'rreumicht. bia and South Africa. - AFP faced opposition demands for action, over Northern Ireland. was that the survey inqicated a relative to the 1985 Census "Most oft1!e English-speak­ Reynolds, 59, replaced long-time Fiaima Fail' leader Charles decreasing number of ~ople - , 'and was carried out from Oc­ ing whites (57 percent) would Haughey, who stepped down over a wiretapping scandal. During less than 4) per cent -,antici-.: to"Qer to Novem~r 1991. support De Klerk" whereas the debate on the nomination, opposition leaders urged Reynolds pat~d that a. " new Smith_Af­ " 'The margin error is two Treumicht could count on the to take early action on terrorism-hit Northern Ireland. rica' , would meana better life. per cent.. " the publication support of only three per. cent Moreover an increasing"num­ pointed out. of this group." ber of South Africans thought The findings of the survey The publication concluded Luxury swindler gets ten years that goodwill was diminishing were in line with those of pre­ that when the findings were among the four population vious surveys done by means generalised to the whole popu­ LONDON: Peter Clowes, who milked 18 000 savers of 150 groups. of telephone interviews. lation of the RSA, Mandela million pounds to buy himself a wine chateau and luxury yacht, The publication said the The publication further said would obtain 42 per cent and was yesterday sentenced to 10 years in prison at the. Old Bailey. findings, based on 2000 per­ that 51 per cent of the white de Klerk 27 per cent of the "I do not believe any judge in this country has been called upon sonal interviews held through­ respondents currently prefer votes, while a further 17 per to sentence a worse case than yours, ' 'the judge said. Clowes, who out the country, showed that President de Klerk as leader, cent were still not sure for whom was tried on fraud and theft charges, was also barred from being black people's support for whereas only 13 per cent would they would vote. - Sapa a company director for 15 years. Mandela amounted to 65 per vote for Andries Treumicht. cent, compared with nine per "De Klerk has the most cent on whose support de Klerk support among the'whites with could rely. ' a post school qualication (61 Tel 32639 "(Inkatha's Mangosuthu) per cent); Treurnicht's has P O Box 11655 Buthelezi can currently count greatest support among whites 90 Gobabis 'Road on three per cent of black with matric or lower qualifica­ Kleln Wlndhoek support. "Of the Asians 64 per tion." Women against violence

JOHANNESBURG: Women's organisations across the OPEN DARN FOR LUNCH AND political spectrum, fed-up with the continuing violence FROM !I TO I"ATE on trains, are to hold a prote'st train journey later this month. -Meet the Lo.ve of your Life over a At a meeting in Soweto on Sunday women's organisa~ ' tions, including the ANC Women's League, PAC Women's bottle of C hampaigne. League, Azapo, Inkatha Freedom Party and Imbeleko, an intet-denominational women's group, forl1led a committee to look into the tram violence, ,Nobontq Free Pink Punch and-SnaCKs. ~ "'" ~ . . "'"' ~ - - Ngwenya of Imbeleko said. "The-South African Transport Servic,e also offered us .; two special trains that willleave-from Soweto and stop ~ :- Siirpr~ses iD be won. at allthe stations where violence has occurred." At each ' stop the women will' alighHrom the train and will hold Fully licenced.GJ'ld exciting Menu a short prayer meeting. - Sapa 6 Wednesday February 12 1992 THE NAMIBIAN

Specialist equity Funds: Rand-US Dollar Guardbank Resources 153,03 143,26 5,40 Commercial rand Sage Resources 123,13 114,92 6,96 Previous closing Yesterday'sclosing Sanlam Industrial 1002,11 935,99 3,58 2,7680/95 2.7820 Yesterday's quotations for unit trusts: Sanlam Mining 319,95 298,69 5,26 Financial rand Senbank Industrial 127,17 118,39 11,89 Previous closing Yesterday's closing General Equity Funds: Southern Mining 141,72 132,58 5,41 3.49/3.51 3.50/3.52 BOE Growth 144,52 135,04 4,67 Standard Gold 187,41 175,64 6,94 Fedgro 124,20 115,96 7,74 UAL Mining and CU Growth 118,33 110,47 5,37 Resources 393,76 368,46 4,82 Guardbilnk Growth 2386,28 2233,91 5,29 UAL Selected Money market Momentum 244,81 229,01 4,86 Opportunities 1773,75 1658,02 4,11 . 90 day liquid BA rate Met fund 191,38 178,27 3,50 Old Mutual Mining 258,95 241,17 5,25 Previous closing Yesterday's closing Metlife 120,37 112,51 nla Old Mutual Industrial 363,88 339,00 4,10 16.10 16.10 NBS Hallmark 919,66 858,97 6,66 Old Mutual Gold Fund 121,85 113,39 5,39 NorwichNBS 349,76 326,62 6,64 Old Mutual Top Old Mutual Investors 2910,78 2714,70 4,12 Companies 249,11 232,28 nla Safegro 133,72 125,09 5,25 Income/Gilt Funds: JSE actuaries Sage 2503,45 2335,88 4,46 Corbank 102,29 101,22 15,38 YESTER PREY MOVE DIV% EARN% Sanlam 1729,38 1614,49 4,50 Guardbank Income 112,01 109,71 16,84 OVERALL 3667 3660 07 3,0 7,4 Sanlam Index 1336,90 1248,60 4,24 Old Mutual Income 106,59 105,44 14,88 MINING PROD 2970 2972 02- 3,9 8,5 Sanlam Dividend 468;85 437,54 4,96 Standard Income 92,85 91,86 14,89 COAL 3893 3939 46- 3,9 10,2 Senbank General 127,95 119,13 13,87 Syfrets Income 105,77 104,77 15,13 DIAMONDS 17076 17076 00 3,1 8,9 Southern Equity 189,95 177,70 4,97 UALGilt 1130,31 1119,01 14,66 ALL GOLD 1288 1284 04 4,0 7,7 Standard 1123,71 105631 7,27 METALS&MIN 1996 2007 11- 5,3 8,9 Syfrets Growth 273,31 255,69 - 4,54 MlNlNGFIN 4078 4075 03 3,0 8,1 Syfrets Trustee 118,58 111,12 nla Gold price FIN&INDUST 5003 9870 16 2,7 6,6 UAL 2057,08 1927,36 5,04 Bullion was fixed at 356,00 dollars an ounce yesterday afternoon, FINANCIAL 2807 2786 21 3,6 6,7 Volkskas 141,19 132,09 6,95 compared to Monday's closing 355/355,40 dollars. INDUSTRIAL 4491 4481 10 2,4 6,6 . Market volume The volume of shares traded on the Johannesburg Stock Ex­ change yesterday was 8 653 440 valued at R72 039 920 c.ompared with 6 206 427 val­ ued at R48 590 740 on Mon­ day. The number of securities active was 299 (283) The five most active stocks, were: Santam, Iscor, Gencor NPL, Clinics and Rale. - Sapa Market .. round-up

Here is how major stock mar­ kets outside the United States ended yesterday: . LONDON - Stocks ended a quiet session barely changed . from previous·c losing levels. The Financial Times-Stock Exchange index of 100 lead­ ing shares was 1.3 points lower at 2,537.1. FRANKFURT - Shares fol­ lowed Wall Street's rise but fell back again in quiet tra4ing to end fractionally higher. The 30-share DAX index closed 1.42 points up at 1,683.55. PARIS - French stocks fin­ ished fractionally lower in trading dominated by action in a few major shares. The CAC- 40 index ended 1.49 points lower at 1,864.06.

ZURICH - Shares rose in an active session, buoyed by eas­ ier Swiss money market rates and a finner bond market. The all-share Swiss Performance Index was 6.7 points higher at 1,127.1 at the close. TOKYO - The Tokyo stock market was closed for a na­ tional holiday. HONG KONG - Stocks closed sharply lower on profit-tak­ ing, after opening lower. The Hang Seng index fell 59.04 points to finish at 4,674.52. SYDNEY - Australian shares regained ground lost last week when the market was stuck in the doldrums. The All Ordi­ naries index closed up 20.6 points at 1,615.5. JOHANNESBURG - Stocks firmed slightly but trading was The ~· n e w Toyota 1800 Van .off ers you And the 1800 Van offers you a load area with delivery vehicle standards. light and uncertain as inves­ something no other light delivery vehicle a carrying capacity of three quarter tonne. Theres rack and pinion steering for better tors waited for fresh clue s. The can. Five doors. Meaning that you don't have And to keep your deliveries on schedule, it manoeuvrability And a high altitude All-Gold index closed up at to load all your parcels through the tailgate. boasts a powerful 1800 cm3 engine. compensator: is fitted to the carburettor to 1,287 from Monday's 1,284, More importantly, you won't have to unload' In typical Toyota fashion, the improvements improve fuel consumption. the industrial index at 4,490 everything to reach a parcel at the front. don't stop there. The 1800 Van sets.new light Upfront you'll find a dipping rear view from 4,481, and the JSE over­ all index at 3,666 from 3,660. - Reuter THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday February 12 1992 7

the company with and would owners also get a share in these, average, the risks are also bigger. rather share profits with co­ known as a dividend, and the Your initial money could go Managing investors than paying interest amount is determined by the down in value and you could to a bank on a loan. . company's supervisors, known even lose it all . So they apply to see if the as directors. Only the very informed can company is good and well­ If the company is not doing make quick profits and even established enough to meet the well, or if the whole economy they sometimes lose spectacu­ Your conditions for listing on the looks gloomy, or just ifno-one larly, particularly if they have exchange. If it is, then they wants to buy the shares, then borrowed money with which release a certain number of their price will go down or to try their luck. Money shares for investors to buy. even collapse. So investors For ordinary people the best Any of the share-owners can could lose some or all of their strategy is to hold an invest­ Weekly articles to help you with your money, debts then sell or buy these shares in money. ment for a year or more, in Wednes$ys, only in The Namibian. future. Shares are the main thing which case short-term ups and The price of the shares is set traded on the exchange, which downs are ironed out. Only An introduction to including insurance compimies, To help Namibians under­ by how many people want to is confusingly called a stock major collapses such as a 30 the Stock Exchange pensions and other money - stand more of what the move buy them and how many people exchange. Stocks are bonds and per cent drop in most share goes outside Namibia's bor­ means, The Namibian' offers want to sell them at any time, other forms of debt, such as the prices would then wipe out all TIIE launch date for Namibia's ders. And it will be an impor­ this basic introduction: that is by market forces. This Government treasury bills the gains. Also make sure you stock exchange is only three tant step in creating more busi­ is determined by how well offered through the Bank of only invest money you can weeks away, as it is set to start ness for Namibians. High-fliers What are shares? people think the company will Namibia. These can also be afford to lose, having first trading on March after plans 2, with a head for figures can A share is basically a way an do in future. If someone is able traded. invested in your house, a sav­ were announced late last week. study and pass the stock ex­ outsider can buy a share in the to buy more than half the shares ings account and other safety The exchange could be one of change examinations to join ownership of a company. When ina company, they win control What a stock market measures. the biggest steps since inde­ Namibia's only stock broker someone sets up a company, of that company. means for Investors It will also make a differ­ pendence to raise funds for in this high-salary business, he or she and any partners own Shares, also known as equi­ Investing in shares can pro­ ence to your savings in other local companies. while banks could develop all the shares - they own the ties, grow in value as the duce much l?etter returns than places. For instance, if you are It is also big news forpeople whole fund management and whole company. At some stage company grows. If the com­ inflation and than building saving for a pension or for life who want to save and invest as merchant banking divisions. they decide they would like to pany is making good profits societies or bank deposits. But insurance, much of the funds now much of their savings - The sky's the limit. have more money to develop and has good reserves, the ~ just as the returns are better on are currently going outside Namibia to boost companies in South Africa. A local stock exchange would bring some of these investments home and would enable insurance com­ panies and others to invest in Namibian companies. Enterprising banks would be able to offer their customers a managed unit trust, which they would invest in a selection of shares and other deposits. This would spread the risk of in­ vesting in only one or two companies, but the basic risk still remains of standing a chance of losing some or all one's investment. Existing share investors who have money on the Johannesburg Exchange would be able to bring some or all of their savings home. The main problem for pri­ vate investors in a small mar­ ket like Namibia will be how quickly they can get their money. It could take weeks or even longer to find a buyer for the shares they want to sell, depending on what price they are asking. Much bigger mar­ kets also suffer problems, such as in Johannesburg where nearly all the most profitable shares are bought and sold mainly by five or six big finns, or in Mauritius where most of the poeple who buy shares do not want to sell them, making it hard for future investors to get any. At present, people do buy and sell shares in some compa­ nies, such as The Commercial Bank of Namibia and Bank Windhoek, but they can only do this by arrangement with the company secretary. Creat­ ing an exchange or ma.rlret place can only improve the system, making it quicker to get money as at present a buyer or seller may wait up to a year to find a suitable seller or buyer. • To be continued next week Matter of fact In our article last Friday we said the stock exchange idea had been developed by Wikus Hanekom of George Huysa­ mer and Partners. In fact the idea was solely worked on by The Commercial Bank of Namibia which initially worked for years without much other support. Enthusiasm is now high nirror, heater/demister, carpet kickpads and or 3 year extended·warranty and Toyota's as the exchange begins to look Imp.1e space. At the back, a rear step bumper renowned reliability and after sales service, Everything keeps going right as if it will come to fruition. md a wide, high lifting tailgate. and draw your own conclusions. More members of the Namib­ illd the 1800 Vant good looks are as appealing If you're looking for a convenient delivery ian Stock Exhcnage Associa­ IJTOYOTA tion are urgently needed to play o the eye as to the pocket. van that's reliable and cost effective, the a start-up role in this financial =ouple all of this with the optional 1, 2 Toyota 1800 Van delivers the goods. 8 o o v A N institution which will be vital in the economic development and independence ofNamibia.

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OV ALUMENHU vatatu inima sha honga. yed.ina Garanas popepi nOkaiti­ tewa mo mohotela oyo. onghela ova boloka mOmbangu Oarum okwa ti ye Ire na.9Ddjo nashopa momafiku 2411211990. TYAPPA NAMUTEWA Friedrichsmeier naKuhn, yopombada ya Windhoek oshesbi noponhele yosbidipa- Willemse ota ti ye okwe lipop­ aveshe otave lipopile kutya momalopotelo oikoya ya elokali ponokuliefiku olotali ila asbike shaasbi okwa li a MOMHANGU yopashitukulwa yaWindhoek, okwa ovanlm inava ningwa okatongo. yooloka. Umwe wavo okwa tumbulwa. ponokelwa nomamanya teelelwa nena mu ka kale eemhata da nyaa keonga, eshi ndele ohava lombwelwa asbike bandukilwanokapandi kceranda . Osbibofa otasbi twikile nena kunakufya nape be na et.ombelo. ovashiiviveta tava ka patafana kombinga yoiningwan­ va ye kombaa yaaveshe. sh­ omayovi 20 eshi a moni1m ondjo omolwomaumbangi amwe 00 Oslnbofa sbaye oCami twikile, ima yokohotela yedina Onduri kOutjo, oyo ya nyama aasbi oko haku nuwa kwaave­ melopotelo lokulandifa okawe. e na natango okupwilikinwa. komesho yomupanguli Robin kokatongotongo. she ovo ibava nangala moho­ * Theodorus · Ernst Ver- * Jacob Willemse weedula Hannah na Kobus Potgieter, ·tela oyo. meulen,37. okwa li a monika 43, naye okwe lipatana ondjo omulopoteli, omanga Willemse Burkhard Friedrichsmeier na omolwoluvala losbipa shaye Moprivate Bar ohamu nuwa ondjo ongbbla kutya okwa 1anda yedipao onghela esbi taku ta popilwa ko kuhahende Herman Hans Kuhn, ova 010 li laula. ashike vati kwaavo hava nan­ okawe kovapolifi vomoinheya popiwa kutya oye a dipaele Epbraim Kasuto. holokele vali momhangu Osbibofa osba kala nokutu- gala mohotela. mefiku lotete laJuni 1991 ~P~e:tru~s~S~w~art~b~OO~i~po~faal~ama~~~~~~~~~~~~~_1 onghela esbi tava patanekwa likwa oule wefimbo noule, Etomhelo limwe tava yandje moGrootfontein. r- kutya ova kala nokulongifa nolwopomakati opo oshe ke 01010 kutya, ovanhu vamwe, Vermeulen okwa landa OIlwe okatongotongo kopaluvala uya pouyelele kutya Ominis­ ngaasbi Sbikongo, vati okwa ve li 24 kovapolifi vatatu Andjamba ke na oondjo mohotela yedina la tumbulwa, teli Ulengahaye aeke aningwa telwe mo shaasbi okwa li ta konmdado yoR14 850. Pefimbo okudja nmKotoba wodula 1990 okatongo mohotela oyo, nopa piyaaneke ovaenda vomoho­ 010 ka li e sbii ngeenge ota dhepangelo miifuta yoofaalan1a fiyo Juli 1991. kala okatongo ka tataka indula tela te li ngwadjaula muvo ye lande novapolifi, bano okwa Otaku hokololwa kutya mohotela oyo. te lidopo nomeendaka inadi mu telwa omwiyo. Omusamane Jobannes AndJa­ nekwatathano lyokukala ovalumenlm ava vavali ova kala Omhangu oudwaali pamba. Konima eshi a monika ondjo, maba okwa 11 a lombwele noofaalama dha holomende in­ nokuanyaokuyakulaovalaule muKotoba okwa li ya pwilik­ Oslnoofa otasbi hovele nee okwabandukilwaelifutilemo osblfo sblka pangodbl adhi futwa. ile ovanhu aveshe ovo vehe fi ina omaumbangi mahapu vali ongula yonena pomugoyi no-R20 000 ile a kale mokailu omutenya gwohela kutya okwa Okwa tsikila ko ta ti kutya oilumbu mohotela omo. ovanhu vahapu ovo tava popi moRegional Cowt (Windhoek) oule weedula mbali. Kehandu 11 a haluka noonkondo sho a mOfaalama moka e li. kamu na Friedrichsmeier ota pata­ nenyerne kombinga yokakombo esbi eehahende tadi ke lidenga eli okwa wedwa natango eed­ mono edblna lye moshlfo Iya na.ana omaulithilo ge li nawa nekwa yo kutya okwa kala noludi mohotela. nomalaka omanga omupangUli ula mbali, a kale inau dikila tumbulwa sh! na sba oshowo omeya. 20nda tula mo nokulandifa omalodunonande Mwaavo va anyenwa ina yandja etokolo laye. sb.a sba nyika omalandifo okawe nOkwaafuta nenge nokukala eshina lyandje mwene. me ke na olisenisa (ombapUa) okuyakulwa monhele omo, Ornbangu oi lilwe komesho mOfaalama ndJoka taku tlwa nande ongaaka ohandi futu na­ He oingangamifi moule weed­ yokulandifa oikolwifa. omwakwatelwa yo naKomufala komupanguli Verwy, ta lopo­ lnayl futwa; ngashl paumbangl tango omwaalu gwiifendela ula nhe tadi sbikula. Friedrichsmeier, okwa kala wosbitopolwa, omushamane telwa kohahende onghulunhu mbokawa gandJelwe ku tate mbyoka tayi pulwa kEpangelo Onropanguli Theo Frank oye ha longifa ombapUa i li med­ Boois oshoyo Omulopoteli John Walters, omanga Kuhn ta a II kosbipundi, ta lopotelwa Israel Jona mOkommlssl ya yi futwe. Andjamba ta lombwele Frank osblwlke sha zlleko. kutya, Oohambo dhoka dhi li ina laKuhn, 00 a li nale folo­ wOmbangu yokOutjo. popilwa komusbiiviveta Hen- kuDanie Small. omanga Ver­ mana yohotela oyo. Okwa ·li yo kwa udika . drik Muller, ye Friedrichsmeier meulen kwil km popilwa ko Omusamane Andjamaba.ota ti kOmangetti inadhi opala nokuli kutya ye m Ofaalama moka okwa dhi ithanwe oofaalama. oshoka Ovalumenhu ava aveshe ehokololo lomushamane ta amenwa kuhahende Peter paveta kuhabende Louis Botes. li mo ashike okathimbo kon­ kadhi ' li pamuthika vavali otll-va pangulwa k\1tya Shik.ongo 00 a ifanenwa opo­ Koep . . * And.rew 0arum,21, ongbela tumba, me hela a kala mo okwa gwoofaalama nande. ova kala nokunyona oveta oyo li.fi nq,e he na etomhelo nokwa- okwe llpatana ondjo yedipao kala ha futu ngashi sha kala . Onawa Epangelo li dhi­ tai kelele okatongqtongo, esbi mombangu yopombada esbi hashi pulwa mongombe. laadhile okulanditha po nokuli . va kala hava anye.okuyakula taku popiwa kutya oye a dipa­ O-: .c .i - . dh k Shivalehy~ a kale nongunga ya omabala ngoka pll!llwe ooyene ovanhuvamwemonheleoyo ;~ :.,' Oleema · a na usa ele Johannes Nathan Karools 'Holomende kOofaalama hoka. yago taye ke ga ninga oofaalama oyo ya talika ko ongoshinima mo-14/11/91 monduda Onkee k~ uvite' ombili edhina dhokwakola. sbaaveshe. yomanwino poBerseba lye tali tumbulwa nokud­ Omusamane Andjamba ta Osbibofa shohotela ei osba mosbitukulwa shaKeetman­ hidhilikwa mOkommisssi ya .gwedha ko kutya ye ka pewa dja unene opo esbi muJuli 1991, 'Namtln'djebo otadhi ka shoop. eshi vati e mu twanosh- Frank moka shi na sha omabooli ngaashi llanafaalama omushamane Friedrichsmeier, yamwe yafa haya pewa. Ye oha a anya okuyakula Oministeli k~la longitha omahooli ge mwene. yq>edu yeameno lousliitwe, Ben dha' patamongula ihe nande ongaaka oha futu Ulenga vo nomushingi waye komwedhi kEpangelo ' ngashi mohotela oyo. naana ha li pulwa ~ongombe OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKA11 Oministeli Ulenga okwa li oosenda 50. Keshi wo nee kutya mbeyaka haya pewa omahooli va anyenwa okunwaile okulila OOSITOLA adhihe kumwe dhi vulithe pomulongo 10 sba mombaa yopaumwene ku Holomende ohaya futu dha tate nakusa Eliakim David Namundjebo ngoka a ngashi yakwawo mboka ka ya (private bar). VACANCY Efiku 010 opa li pe na manene oondjenda dhe momasiku 13 Februali 1991 pewa nenge ongiini walyewo. moshipongashoshihautopokatikOshivelonOndangwa, ADMINISTRATOR Inaku tumbulwa we nande oupyakadi, shaasbi nopolifi edhina lyandje uuna taku osho ya ka ifanwa nomusha­ sho ohauto ye moka a li ya Ii yi idhenge mololi yofulaha popiwa mboka ye ne. oondjo dha mane Ulenga okwa ka ninga ndjoka ya Ii ya tekele mondjila popepi nOkatope We are looking for a mature, self disciplined and responsible Holomende kOofaalama dha­ osbibofa netomhelo 010 kutya mOodonga, nokuthigwa komuhingi gwayo mpoka, otadhi Namibian citizen for this challenging Position at our Head Mangetti. okwa ningwa okatongo ka kala dha pata esiku alihe lyangula (13/2/92). Office in Windhoek. Omubingi gwa nakusa tate olya li shili lya lilitha oyendji, I I Namundjembopakuuvakalia noyendji otaya li li natango, The ideal Uplicant will posses§i C'II."t (U\lJI /,111 r I 'y monene ko ololl ndjoka, oshoka unene tuu sho a li a talika ko - Minimum standard 10 qualification or equivalent. okwaliopotakuluudhanokwa ongOmukondjeli gwOmbili -Ability to communicate at all levels within the languages. - Executive Secretarial Course oondjenda dhe pehala mpoka gwoshigwana unene tuu pokati - Knowledge of Transport Management. - Comprehensive Computer Course ombaadhilila, oshoka okwa li kAawiliki nOonakupangelwa. - Minimum of 2 years of accounting knowledge. - Word Processing a ehamekwa nayi rnomutse. Onkee ano Ofamili oya li ya - Adult English Improvement Nakufaalelwa gumwe ngoka indjipaleke etseyitho ndjoka lya a li kombanda na okwa li a topolelwa Oofeema adhihe dha It will be Adyantageous to: . - Qressmaking gama kombinga hoka kwa li nakusa Namundjebo kwaJi. tali - Have a Colledge of University level of training. - M~dern Design wo nakusa tate Namundjembo ti kutya momasiku 13 ga Febru­ naye okwa hulithila ali 1992 Oofeema adhihe dha Responsibilities willlncIude; City Centre Accommodation mOsbiponga moka. nakusa E.H.D.Namundjebo. - Management ' " For a free'brOchure and infOlIDation Nakusa Namundjebo okwa itadhi ka patuluka omolwed­ - Financial control li ahokololwa kutya okwa kala bimbuluko lyesiku lyeso lye, - Marketing etc. Ir - --' W,ile-- to: City.--- College, -p.a.--- BOIl< 64,7 -- .: ..I .osbipuna sha shiga ko. ndjola lya turnbulwa pombanda. Osbigwana oshindji osba Otatu nro indile amuhe osbig­ I . J~hallnesburg 2000. Tel. . (OI : I)29~1-'8 cl, ' , . ~- Competitive sbiwa tate Namundjemho on­ wana mu galikane pamwe natse, gOmulumentu ngoka 'a kala e omolu Gmuholike gwetu tate I Address::--lame: ______.~ I hole aantu yakWawo. ke na ~ ngoka a li e tU thigi po om­ Address;- Please send your application letter and your I Cooe ____ I okanona ye ke na omuku!untu • baadhilila momasiku no­ Curriculum Yitae to Tqe Manager NCH, kehe gumwe ogwe. Eso. lye mpmvula ya tu;nbulwa. P.O. Box 20919, Windhoek. Closing Date;- 21st February 1992. READ THE NAMIBIAN - THE NOW NEWSPAPER I' THE NAMiBIAN Wednesday February 12 1992 9 Twee sterf in mesmoorde

TWEE persone is met in hegtenis geneem. vandeesmaand met 'n bottel messe doodgesteek, twee Op Oshakati is Rilde Ha­ teen die nek gegooi in die vroue verkrag, twee per­ makali 'n vroulilre persoon van TseiblaaSte-woonbuurt van sone uit aanhouding onbekende ouderdom Keetmanshoop. Dis nie bek­ ontsnap, 'n man met 'n Saterdaga~d met 'n mes in end gemaak of iemand in ver­ VERSKEIE studente wat eksamen geskryf het nie en ~ in die geval van onderwysers bottel doodgegooi en 'n die bors, doodgesteek. Daar is band met die moord arresteer hut matriekeksamens moet verplig sou wees om teenrede­ wat 'n groat mates an mobil­ ander met 'n vuurwapen nie bekend gemaak of enige is nie. oorskryf weens die Die­ like onkostes terug te keer vir iteit aan die einde vM. die jaar in die been geskiet volgens persoon in verband met die 'n Vier-en-veertigjarige man tigverklaring van uitslae die eksamensiUing na lm1 vorige openbaar en waarvan baie voorvallUTesteer is nie. is op Rundu in die linkerbeen verlede jaar sal Die meer eksamensentrurn. vanjaar op ander standplase die jongste misdaadverslag Vrydag is 'n negentienjar­ Daar was die voorval van 'n van die polisie. met 'n pistool geskiet terwyl verplig wees om terug te begin werk het. ige vrou by die Benguala be­ twee prisoniers uit wettige . keer na die eksamensen- , kandidaat wat verlede jaar op Kinders sou in sulke gevalle _Katima MulilQ in die Cam-ivi .,,,':""'y.,,, ... - VU" graafplaas op Lii~ritz verlaag ~~ding ont~ het. __ -,. ,_ 3l:e;s-':r»".....,r.c-"" Lazarns -Kapanza(~A) i., terwvI rli" .... I-fAo <:!~-~~o-- - .. ~N'Wl~ m'lkmeirge8it nou werksaamis in Windhoek. derwysers te wees. Dit kan net Sondagaand omstreeks 21liOO omstreeks OlhOO met 'n ander 957 is ook in die ooreen­ het Die. 'n Reeling is in die Hy moes meer as een yak nie bekostig word nie vera! in die omgewing van Rundu vrou op Tsumeb in die stemmende tydperk as gesteel ministerie getref vir bier­ . oorskryf en die eksamendatums gesien in die lig van die moeililae met 'n mes in die maag gesteek. Nomtsoub woonbuurt gebeur aangeteken. Dit sluit in tw~e die studente om die eksa­ is so ver uitmekaar dat hy vir omstandighede waarin die Hy het aan die wond beswyk het. gesteelde voertuie op Keetman­ elke sitting moes terugreis of onderwys horn tans bevind. en een man is oor die voorval David Jonas(35) is begin shoop en een in Windhoek. men te skryf by die sen­ trums wat nou die naaste vir 'n paar weke verlof moes Manfred Dedekind, aan hulle is. neern. skakelbeampte in die Mini~­ Die ministerie was aanvan­ terie van Onderwys. het gister Kandidate wat van standplaas . klikvan mening dat die kandi­ gese hierdie probleem is aan­ NCSTU wil wig tussen verander het word versoek om date weer terug moes gaan na vanklik nie deur die ministerie 293445 te skakel en met mnr hul vorige eksamensentrums in die vooruitsig gestel nie en Erasmus te praat om die nodige om vir die tweede eksamen te die eerste opdrag was dat kan­ reellngs te tref. 'n Versoek word sit. didate by hul vorige sentrums vakbonde en regering dryf ook tot kandidate gerig om so Dit is deurverskeie studente moet oorskryf. vroeg as moontlik, en verkies- beskou as penalisering van Daar is nou reelings getref WERKERSUNIES be- sekere politieke partye in die waarop daar moontlik na die lik nog hierdie week, met die persone wat moontlik in die vir kandidate om die nodige hoort Die verbind te wees land het nie. Die vakbond word belange van werkers gekyk kan eksamendepartement in ver- eerste instansie nie bedrog veranderings te maak. aan eDige politieke party in die algemeen beskou as 'n word, het hy gese. binding te tree. tydens die nietigverklaarde Dedekindhetookverwysna Die, sodoende te verseker teenvoeter vir bestaande vak­ Uanivi se daar het met die Kandidate wat die eksamen eksamen gepleeg'het nie. persone wat die land verlaat dat die doel daarvan Die bonde in die land, onatbankHkbeid van die land by hul vorige eksamensentrum Daar het ook vrese bestaan het na Suid-Afrika of aan gekaap word deur 'n party Yerskeie politieke partye was 'n politieke en konstitusionele sal afle behoort nie te skakel dat persooe wat vir 1ang tydperlre ambassades buite die land volgens die verklaring teen­ verandering in die land gekom nie. van hul werk wegbly hu1 wetk werksaam is. Ook in lml gevalle vir eie .belange me het woordig by die seminaar en is en die DTA beklemtoon die 'n Aantal klagtes is oor die Hiskia Ndjoze-Uanivi van kon verloor. sal na die omstandighede gekyk elk 'n spreekbeurt toegeken. disaffiliasie van vakboode vanaf laaste paar weke ontvang van Die grootste vrees word en sal daar sover moont­ die DT A oor die naweek Dit is nie bekend gemaak wat­ politieke partye. persone wat nie meer by die uitgespreek oor die aanvanklike lik probeer word om hierdie by 'n arbeidseminaar te ter partye almal verteenwoor­ Die meeste groot werkersu- plek is waar hul1e aanvanklik beleid van die ministerie was studente tegemoet te korn. Rehoboth gese. dig wasnie. nies in die land het van voor t------­ Tydens sy spreekbeurt het onatbanklikbeid 'n werksver- Die seminaar was gcreel deur Pastoor Ndjoze-Uanivi die bouding met Swapo gehad. Daar die obskure Namibia Christian seminaar as van uiterste be­ word egter in sekere kringe THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERN CHURCH IN NAMIBIA Social Trade Union(NCSTU) lang vir die DTA en sy afvaar­ gevoel dat hierdie vemouding has vacncies for the following positions. die naweek by die Reho Spa diging beskryf. nou stopgesit moet word. Die departement van arbeid Konflik van belange en ontSPanningsoord te Rehoboth. 1. Education consultants/teachers (2) Die NCSTU is 'n vakbond binne die DTA is tans besig omkopery kan tot 'nminimum wat nog redelik onbekend is en met die herformulering van beperk word indien die werk­ to be based in West Bushmanland West Caprivi Ex-san soldiers daar bestaan nog twyfel of die beleid betreffende vakbonde ersunies apart staan vanaf po­ resettlement and rehabilitation projects. vakbond nie verbintenisse met om te kyk na die beste wyse litieke partye, het Uanivi gese. The ideal candidates should be in position of a degree/diploma teaching qualification plus appropriate teaching experiences, Sekuriteits\Vag sterf in excellent communication skills in languages and ability to give tuition to adults and school going children among the sans be'Weerde aanval communities. He/she will be responsible for training local facilitaters, prepare teaching materials, supervising initial pre­ deur hotelgas schools classes, suPervising and running of literacy classes. 2. Nutritionist (1) IMMANUEL Timotheus(30), die hotel toe die horn Maanda­ Timotheus en nog 'n ander 'n sekuriteitswag vir 'n pla­ goggend van agter bekruip en wag was die oggendomstreeks He/She shall be based in West Bushmanland (Mangetti Dune). asIikt: sekuriteitsfinna, het nooit met 'n stomp voorwerp agter 05hOO besig om die hoofin­ The successfull candidate will be expected to be a qualified verwag sy moordenaar is binne die kop slaan nie. gang van die Continental Ho­ nutritionalist and has practical experiences in working with tel in WmcIloek te bewaak sodat niemand kon inkom nie. people especially women and children, He/She will be Die gevaar was hierdie keer responsible for motivating, organising and conduct nutritional na bewering nie buite die hotel nie maar het van binne gekom. and health education programmes among the san communities, Timotheus het na bewering as well as collecting nutritional data including children op 'n stoel gesit in die voor­ portaal terwyl 'n ander werkne­ malnutrition. mer na bewering by die mtvang- . stoonbank was. 3 . Nurse (1) Die ander werlcnemer het soos He/She will be based in West Caprivi (Bagani) beweer 'n dowwe slag gehoor en toe hy Timotheus op sy The ideal carididate is expected to be a qualified nurse with the naamnoemgeenreaksie gekry ability to train community/village health workers. He/She will nie. Hy het na bewering bewus be responsible for training health workers, be a liasion between geword van iemand wat the communities and nearby private and government hospitals. hardloop en agter iets gaan skuil en het op sy beurt na die poli­ Working experiences among resettlement centres or rural communities siestasie gehardloop waar hy die voorval aangemeld het. is an advantage but not compulsory. Die polisie is na die toneel waar hul1e die oorledene The ex-sans soldiers resettlement and rehabilitation projects offer: aangetref het. 'nManisin verbandmet die negotiatable salary depending on experiences and qualifications voorvallUTesteer maar sy be­ medical scheme sonderhede was nog nie bek­ end gemaak nie. pension scheme Daar word beweer die man wat inhegtenis geneemis, was Applicants with Cy and references should be sent to; 'n hotelgas wat vir 'n week of E1cin Office twee in die hotel gewoon het ' P.O.Box 23129 maar nie geld' gehad het om te betaal nie_ ' WINDHOEK Timotheui se begrafnis sal Immanuel Timotheus, 'n jong sekuriteitswag wat op die vyftiende, Vrydag, by Ma::mdag na bewering deur 'n hotelgas om die lewe die Nyangana Rooms Katolieke Closing date; 06 March 1992. gebiing is deur hom 'n swaar voorwerp teen die agterkop sending in Kavango Oos pla­ te s1aan. asvind. 10 Wednesday February 12 1992 ""HE NAMIBIAN ------~~~~------TEL: 36970 · CLASSIFIED ADS · FAX: 33980

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THE 1992 cycling season gets underway on Sunday I, Josua Kahupi residing at CDM morning with the Pasta Romagna-sponsored two man employed as CDM Foreman intend ... ".,... ""..... -.. " .. ,.. _." ...... ,...... team trail, the traditional opener to the cycling season . applying to the Minister of Civic Affairs for authority under section 9 1llls event is meant for both the start on the western bypass CONTAcr MR DRIES LUBBEM the most serious racers and the on the bridge over the Daan MR JAKKALS PREl'ORWS, MR of the Aliens Act, 1937, to assume ~, DlBTER HENCKERT. the surname Shey,<\ouyuni for the Y~RY VERY URGENT fun riders. Viljoen road by 08h30. The LOCATIONS: Northem Induatrial reasons tharKahupi doesn't appear SALES!II , As in the previous years, first tearn will start at 09hOO. Area Sheffield Sheet 2 Windhoek. on my documents. I previously bore , PRICES NEGOTIABLE! . tearns are requested to get The Commercial Bank of the names ]osua Kahupi. Any per­ themselves organised before­ Namibia Cycle Tour of over MOTORCARS son who objects to my assumption '" Acade~ia hand, altho~gh every attempt 40km, tra.ditionally the most 1976 Leyland Mini I of tile said surname of Sheyaouyuni R214 000.00 (4695) would be made to pair up any popular fun ride-race of them TO PUT YOll 27S as is ...... ,• ...... ••.... RS 000 should as soon as may be lodge his '" Pioneerspark individuals arriving at the start all, will take place on March INFRONl' 1982 Nissan Laurel as objection, in writing, with a state­ R192 600.00 (4763) without partners. . COMPUTER is ...... R3 SOD 14. Two weeks prior to that, is 1987 V{Wagen Golf ment of Iiis reasons ' therefor, with '" Suiderhof According to the spokesper­ the 1st race of the 1992 Coca • SECRETARIAL ' the Magistrate of Windboek. • BOOKKEEPING GTi 16v EXT ...... 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.... ,-' -; Lynett~ COdridJe 224883 vw. KOMBI 78 2 I " Wllma. Swartz 43808 Mctalic Blue Silver: Good Gondi­ Beryl Gouws · . ' 31657 ton Rll 500, Brand new tape Anhette Roux' 221079 recorder ofte1ecall 52222 , , ',. , .. 4. • 12-Wednesday February 12 1992 • I • • ',,, ',',: THE NAMIBIAN PROFESSOR THE MAN TO WATCH , Tyson f~und guilty As Liverpool engage Pirates ... INDIANAPOLIS: Boxer Mike Tyson was found guilty Monday of raping a Miss Black America contestant who a strong believe from the Liv­ ing-around-with-the-ball' , said she was lured to his hotel room and overpowered. CONRAD ANGULA erpool camp - especially from included inhis game planning. Tyson faces a maximum 6. Tyson was allowed to re­ the team's coach Oscar Mengo The former Black Africa prison sentence of 60 years. main free and surrendered his THE focus will certainly be on former Bush Bucks ball­ - that the soft-spoken left footed playmaker is simply in a class The conviction threatens to passport. "Mr. Tyson is a ce­ wizard, Mlungisi Ngubane, when the veteran Durban­ maestro still has excellent of his own when comes to end the rags-to-riches career lebrity, " said defense attor­ born player makes his long-awaited debut for Prime football left in him. banging in crucial goals or of one of the nation's most ney Vincent Fuller. "He has Press Liverpool against Katutura glamQur boys Saru­ It will also be very interest­ creating opportunities for his prominent athletes. Tyson, at nowhere to go ... sas Orlando Pirates at the Katutura Stadium on Satur­ ing to see how the South Afri­ team-mates to score. 20, was the youngest heavy­ The jury deliberated nine day. can will combine with Na­ But now with an artiste in weight champion ever and had hours Monday after nine days mibia~s own "professor" in the form of Professor on his been planning a comeback this of testimony from 50 witnesses. Ngubane, better known as order that could hinder him scoring goals, David 'Fellah' side, it will be realy nice to see spring. "We looked at not only at a Professor for his unlimited and from displaying his fancy foot­ Snewe. the two giants play together in Tyson, 25, sat staring im­ moment in the bedroom but a entertaining antics with the ball, work with the ball this week­ Snewe is known and re­ a team mostly comprising of passively as the verdict was chain of events that evening," does not need any introduction end. spected for his direct and deadly youngsters with an average of read. He was found guilty of the jury foreman said. The jurors to Namibian fans, who will Despite being on the wrong approach to the game, with 23-years. all the charges he faced - one would not give their names _remember his tantalising art­ side of the 30s already, there is only a few moments of' 'danc- count of rape and two counts during a news conference. - istry in the mid-1980's in the of criminal deviate conduct. "It wasn't an easy verdict to Bush Bucks and Amazulu The 18-year-old victim was come to," another juror said. colours. not in court for the verdict, "But we feel we did' the best The former South African although she was there during job we could. ' , XI midfielder - once described closing arguments. Tyson, whose stormy rela­ by South African sports writ­ Asked what his most effec­ tions with women have been ers as a circus artist who is tive evidence was, prosecutor the stuff of tabloid headlines wasting his talents playing Greg Garrison said, "That for years, offered an unusual soccer - was struggling to get beautiful 18-year-old kid with . defense - that he was a crude permission from the authori­ a pure heart. She's a young womaniser whose accuser nrust ties to play for his new club person with a lot of courage." -have known he wanted sex. since early last season. Tyson and his promoter, Don He maintained that he was But now that the ban on South King, left the courthouse with­ blunt about his desires from Africa's football was lifted by out commenting. the outset, and that they had the Confederation of African Sentencing was set for MlIlCh sex with her consent. -AP Football (CAF) a few weeks ago, there appears to be no SA played Academy "kids"

ADELAIDE: South Mrica's World-Cup cricket squad had a practice outing against Australia's Academy "kids" at the Adelaide Oval yesterday. When rain stopped play the scoreboard had rusted to a halt at: South Africa 205 for 7, Academy 24 for O. The result wasn't important. By consent the ' 'kids" gave their opponents first look at the pitch. They fielded and bowled for 216 minutes and batted for 28. They didn't mind. They get their real shot at South Africa today and if the tourists bat like they did yesterday they had better watch out. GOAL ACE David Snewe (left) waiting for flick from team mate WilIy Kapukare. Hansie Cronje took up most ofthe innings (149 minutes) for his Snewewill combine with Professor Ngubane against Sarusas Orlando Pirates at the continued on page 11 Katutura Stadium Saturday.

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