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Bringing Africa South Vol.2 No.412 SOc (GST Inc.) Wednesday September 18 Rossing cuts siamme,d Miners bitter over discriminatory treatmeQt

THE Mineworkers' Union of Namibia yester­ TOM MINNEY day reacted angrily to this week's news of cuts at Rossing Uranium, saying the true figure was accusing it of discriminating against the lower grade work­ 882 not 750 sacked workers. ers who are predominantly The union also said that "a tons a year on September 26, black. reliable source' , had told them and would slash its workforce The company will only tell Rossing is not facing any fi­ on September 27. workers in grades 1 to 10 that nancial trouble but is simply It blamed low world prices they are to be retrenched on the trying to monitor what will and said that the low level of days of payoff, -namely Sep­ happen to markets. production matches what it sells tember 26 and 27. Senior staff, "If this is indeed what the on long-term contracts. in grades 11 and upwards, were Rossing and RTZ (a London­ However, the company.. .. told at the beginning of August based mining trnnsnationaI giant admitted that the restructuring about phased retrenchments that controls Rossing) bosses was also aimed at cutting_the among their number in Sep­ are doing, then they are play­ cost of producing each ton of tember, December and next ing a dirty and horrifying busi­ uranium oxide, and said that March. They were also given ness game affecting hundreds wages had been one of the five days of paid leave to look ofNarnibianminers'livesand biggest costs. for new jobs, while MUN thousands of miners' families, " Nangolo had earlier predicted members were not. said Andrew Nangolo, the that the mine would move from The mine had al so prornise

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"...... * Greenhouses ·····RO·SSI·NO ····.···.···· * Growing of roses, cut FROMPAQE1 · all, there is no strategy and flowers but especially nothing is convincing. What Rossing has done is completely miniature roses unfair. unjustifiable, highly undemocratic and deplorably * Irrigation Systems unilateral.' , The union says it had earlier * Fertilizers been in dispute with Rossing over the first cuts in February, * Pest and Insect Control when the mine had proposed no forced redundancies, but Contact Tel. 212640 then started to move miners to WILD desert horses which roam free between Liideritz and Aus. Photo: Kate Burling lower paid positions or to make their work conditions worse, Government to release all the On the question of the pow­ under threat of sacking if they facts related to the resignation .•..• /uC>i:J.,.uG).·······>· ers of the Regional Commis­ refused to go. of the Outjo officials at Outjo sioner, Shoombe confinned that After no response f!"Om the Town Council. he had the power to enforce H ~aQMPAGE ·· 1 I Government to a request for . Am wanted to know whether police action i.n situations of conciliation, the MUN said it Shoombe said the officials the use of Afrilcaans had sparlced danger and to withdraw the had agreed to waive that dis­ had been requested to with­ the problem, and whether the action when the threat of dan­ pute in order to talk to Rassing VACANCY Regional Commissioner had ger was removed. draw their resignations until abut the latest retrenchments. the Ministry of Local Govern­ the power to prevent police According to Shoombe the The MUN also wants to apply act.ion even when human· life problem had been caused by ment and Housing had made the principle ofLIFO - "last in was in drulger. the unlawful occupation of a alternative arrangements. first out" meaning that those SHORE SKIPPER Reacting to this, Shoombe council house by some old fu terms of the draft Local most recently appointed should said his Ministry was not in a residents of Outjo. He explained Government Act the resigna­ be sacked first - but Rossing FOR TUNA BOATS that whcn the counci.l heard of tion of council officials first position to release any infor­ drew up its own list according mation on the matter. He added the incidenct, the police police had to be approved by the to its own criteria. that it was the responsibility of had been inst mcted toevict the Ministry, he explained. 111e MUN yesterday said it the Outjo Town Council and occupiUlts and detain thcm. Further, the posts of Town was not impressed by talk of to be based in Luderitz. that the council was more As ,i result Outjo rcsi dents Clerk and Mayor could not be ,. gelll'n>lIs retrenchment pack­ tlualified to comment on the had demonstrated at lhc coun­ vacated without ample prior ages" or Rossing's cost-cut­ matter. cil chambers. notice because of administra­ tillg through ending backing Shoombe explained that Accortiulg to Shoombc the tive requirements. As a result for a <'(llll1try club ,md sub­ Contact Tel. 212640 dUI; ng yesterday's meeting, the demonst rat iOIl was peaceful. the resignations had left a lell ing palt of their city centre Ou l jo officials had denied that He said they felt the matter considerable gap in the COllIl ­ offices. "Eight hundred and the issue of the use ofthe Afri­ should have he'CII solved hy the cil's administrative machinery. twenty-two mineworkers arc bans language had anything council officials without re­ ·Yesterday Action Christirul faccd with the worst cruclty of tn do with the problem. sorting to police action. Nation" I (ACN) urged lhl' mankind ever," said Nangolo's ~~. . ---- statcmcnt. THE NAMII31AN Wednesday September-1-8 -1991 3 Who cares about Liideritz?

HEARING Ida Jimmy list the problems of Liideritz, llenguela and Nautilus and seeing the minimal progress KATEBURLlNG made so far was like watching a raging inferno being sprinkled with a cupful of water. wc played." Jimmy, one of the heroines "TIle girls don't have money . Lack of interest ofNamibiu's liberation struggle. and they often don't have family Swapo representative for Liider­ support. They were being Jimmy herself was operat- ill. and stand-in Regional bought with money and sweets, ing

who work together, in a bid to smali bodies such as credit TOM MINNEY encourage people to save regu- unions. Nolan says eventually larly even if the amount is only credit unions may be able to Seal solution AN unusually public row is set to trouble the world of R2 or so a month. set up their own self-regula- finance after the Central Bank of Namibia yesterday They are vitally needed in tory body such as the national announced that credit unions may be illegal. ' Nanubia where few people have league. savings habits and instead face The credit unions feel they Under existing rules, only a Last night the Registrar of debts and financial crisis. are financial co-operatives. on the table few clearly defined bodies are Banks and Building Societies They are well-known Clifford Katuuo of the credit allowed to take deposits from at the central bank, Edward throughout the world, and union league was upset there people and these do not in­ Nolan, was quick to try and Namibia's league has been had been no talks on the latest THE Namibian Government is willing to stop seal clude the co-operative savings defuse the situation, saying the receiving support from the press release. Existing co- culling if the International Fund for Animal Welfare bodies called credit unions. It problem was more with exist- World Credit Union Council, operative law is only appropri- signs an agreement to bring a certain number of tourists certainly does not include any ing laws than with reputable the African Confederation of ate to big commerciill bodies to the tountry to compensate for lost revenue. of a number of recent cases of credit unions. "The Bank of Co-operative Savings and Credit such as Agra, but at least the individuals claiming to have Namibia supports the credit Associations and particularly Ministry of Agriculture, Wa- Fisheries and Marine 'Re- prove that seals did not ad- pemlission to set up a bank. unions and the credit union ,South African Credit Unions, ·ter and Rural Development has sources Minister Helmut An- versely affect commercial fish- The news may come as a movement. They fill a void in all reputable. started a stormy process of gula made the statement after ing. shock to the patron of the the prese~t structure and meet In , for instance, some talking to NGOs ready fornew a meeting in Windhoek on In a statement on Monday, Namibia Credit Union League the needs of smaller individual credit unions have deposits of laws. Monday with IFA W director Thorp expressed outrage that who launched a national body saver," he said. millions of shillings as they Under the banks act, said John Thorp and Foreign Af- the killing of 23 000 seals in overseeing the new credit un­ Nolan advised'. people who encourage government employ- Nolan, only Bank Windhoek, fairs Minister Theo-Ben Namibia had started despite ions on June 22. He is Trade are with credit unions to go on ees in a ministry to save direct Standard Bank, Namibian Gurirab. ongoing negotiations to end and Industry Minister Ben saving, but to make sure, they" from their payroll andbuild up Banking Corporation, First Thorp, who is London-based, the practice. . Amathila. are confident of the people capital for bigger needs. National Bank, Commercial said the IFA W was still will- "I am shocked and disap- It could also cause ripples running their local union as The problem in Namibia Bank of Namibia, Swabou, ing to advance proposals to pointed," he said. "While I among Namibian grassroots or­ there is no protection under seems to be that existing laws Namib Building Society, the develop tourism around Na- was putting concrete propos- gallisatioru; as credit unions are existing bank regulation. He cannot be changed quickly Post Office bank and one or mibia's seals even though the als on the table, seals were a leading member of the also praised Amathiln for his enough for community and two paxastatals can take de- Government had allowed their oo'ing clubbed and shot to death Nanlibian Non-Governmental involvement and support of the grass-roots bodies"previously posits. He ad,vised anyone else , continued culling. so that their genitals can be Organisations Forum (Nangot) bodies. ,almost outlawed unde ~South thinking oEsetting ~ything up, He would present the Gov- used in worthless aphrodisiac and linked to many other co­ Credit unions are small so- African occupation. , to consult with him b~for.e ad- . ernment with th~ resul~s of the potions.,_ operatives including Saamstaan cieties, usually formed among , ..The Banks AC~ , is. appr.opri- , vertising or going public ·with latest scientific research berng-' - "Only at' the end of the and others. neighbours, friends or, pJop'le . l.lt,e to conunerci~banks, ~ot their rians. - - conducted in Cape Town t? :- ni~ting ~id · the Nanubian ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~::::::::::::::::::~T177T7777j7577iTITiiJt2S7~J777iTII77777~~J7iTI~Il ' MinisterbfFisheriestell me that killing had already begutl. He offered no explanation for Canine carnival" a 'success ,:' . the action," : Discus;ions Were scheduled to continue yesterday. - Sapa THE Hochland Dog Club called last Africa. Jamie was awarded the 'llest of THE final paragraph ,in a Nanso article published in Saturday'S Dog Show "an enormous Show' award. The Namibian· yesterday gave a false inipression of a success"; Also present was a group of six TCL statement issued by Nanso's Western'Cape-brailch. The canine carnival brought judges security dogs from Tsumeb. Their dis· The paragraph should have read: "All students and from as far as Cape Town and Johan­ play included obedience work, hurdles, members 'of·the community committed to peaceful nesburg to watch dogs such as Jemas a tug-of-war, muzzle attack, agility and democratic culture should work against such divisionis Yachtsman ('Jamie') of Trevena, the retrieving. politics which seek to entrencb powers ,of individqaIs only Large Muensterlander in southern as opposed to collective political interests." ------~

4 Wednesday September 18 1991 THE NAMIBIAN Maltahohe's communal farDlers seek share in resettlement cake

COMMUNAL Farmers of sioner Ben Boois, he said. JOSEPH MOTINGA the Black Forest Farmers' Pastor Petrus Boois told The Association from Uibes in N amibian that certain commu­ the Maltahohe area say tially people had misunderstood nal famlers qualified for reset­ they also need a resettle· the progranune. - - tlement. As· a result the unemployed However, Regional Conums­ ment scheme for the lan· in the town had scrambled for sioner BenBoois saidcommu­ dless in their area. the questiormaire forms. na1 famlers did not qualify for The fainlcrs pointed out that Those targetted to benefit resettlement as they were al­ the commtmalland was over­ include landless ex-soldiers. ready settled, whether or not crowded and over-grazed. retumees, pensioners and ex­ they encountered difficulties. Thcy also complained that farm labourers with a few li ve­ In his opinion, Boois argued, HI·TEeH meets ghost town ruins: one of the camera teams gets ready for action. resettlement questionnaires stock who have been pushed the first priority shoold be people issued by the Government for off farms. Pieters said. evicted from famlS they had residents of the area had not The school head said. how­ been working on. reached them. ever. that those who most needed The second most important The chairperson of the Black resettlement in the area were group should be people who Forest Famlers. Reverend NG about 20 ex-farm labourer had been farming in the border Simon. told The Nanubian families now living as squat­ areas between Rehoboth and during a visit to Mariental that ters in the town. Maltahohe. conununal famlers lived on Further, conununal farmers When their livestock had over-grazed land. As a result, in adjacent Nan1aland were not in::reased, the owners had asked the number and quality oflive­ accommodated in the pro­ them to pay dues and evicted stock could not improve. granune, he. added. While the them when they had failed to The farmers had learned that problems of communal farm­ do so, Boois said. the Governnlent had bOUght ers had been taken up by the An 'advance team' of 20 three famls in the area for re­ Land Conference, the latest such people had already been settling.the landless, and had progranmle was not connected resettled at the farm, Marca, he been to lo<;>k at them, Simon to resettlement stemming from added. Presently the Govern­ said. The farms are Halifax. the Land Conference, he said. ment had seven famlS in the Tulpvlei. and Marca. Pieters said that Maltahohe area for resettlement. Boois A conununity leader at had been proclallned as an Ulban said the Ministry of Land, Maltahohe. the Principal of area. After the questionnaires Resettlement and Rehabilita­ Daweb Prinlary School, Josef had been completed they would tion was still working out a Rafael Pieters. said that ini- be sent to Regional Commis- concrete resettlement scheme. TAKING five: members of the film crew find time for a little baseball.

NAMIBIAN Foreign Affairs Minister Theo-Ben Gurirab said yes­ According to the Ministry of Foreign Mfairs, the Namibian Gov­ terday that he had not said the "Namibian Government recognised the ernment recognised the reality that those countries. fonnerly parts of independence of the three Baltic States of &tonia, Latvia and Lithu- the USSR, had declared their independence and that the USSR itself tl ania • recognised them as independent States. Gurirab was responding to a Namibian Press Association (Nampa) Gurirab further commented that upon addressing the United Na­ story. reprinted in The Namibian yesterday. stating that the "Theo­ tions General Assembly next month he will, like all other states, Ben Gurirab said that his Government recognises the independence of "weicome the three Baltic States. alongside the two Koreas and the three Baltic States ... •• . others, to the membership of the United Nations".

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RECENT VISITORS to Kolmanskop ghost town just go lip in a few seconds of 'Dust Devils', which is outside Liideritz will have sh'ange tales to tell of a ghost KATE BURLlNG AT LOOERITZ Icchllicolour blood and gore. due for release at the begin­ town reinhabited by killers, monsters and 'beautiful Therc were only two heads ning of next year, ~as been ~ baseball practice was in full available, so while other filmed in several locations people'. swing - one more strange That day everyone was scenes could be shot and in Namibia, including The usual round of sand- things had changed in post­ si ght in the norm ally sleepy particularly interested in the rcshot until the last detail Swakopfllllnd and the des­ .. 1illed houses, abandoned ice independent Namibia. For desert town. fate of the exploding heads. factories and tributes to Ger­ yet another group, with time wa~ perfect, this time the ert moo[1<;cape of Goanikon­ Hours of painstaking spe­ pressure was really on. tis. man grit has been spiced up to kill between the action, a Losing your head cial effects work was due to by a glimpse into the glam­ It seems Namibian scen­ orous world of movie-mak­ ery has become hot prop­ ing. erty in the fIlm world since Last Thursday, the 85- South Africa's departure strong team working on made it acceptable for 'Dust Devils' - a horror story movie-makers to come. of death and a battling The Palace Pictures pro­ damsel - was shooting the duction arrived complete film's final scene. But the with a team of mainly Brit­ 'cliffhanger' was only a ish and American artists with small part of the operation. a rumoured budget of around All over the ghost lown R15 million. Some Namibi­ people who looked as though ans have benefited from the they had just walked out of film, getting work as ex­ a London or New York night tras, carpenters and general club were hard at work. helpers, while Liideritz Next to Kolmanskop's hotels and private rooms­ most famous ruins a second to-let have been booked out. camera team was setting up According to one resident, shop; in the concert room of Liideritz has done,well out the Old Casino technicians of the various film compa­ were checking on a care­ nies lured by its dramatic fully built bedroom set; in dunes, f0ugh seas and odd another room the wierd and architecture. wonderful world of special Some ofthe people work­ effects was being perfected; ing on this particular film at the far end of the town had been less fortunate, with villainous characters in black a few getting lost in the desert robes were preparing for the and launching their own in­ kill. dividual dramas complete Support teams of kitchen with air rescue scenes. staff were busy making food Things should be safer at for the troops, while others Swakopmund when the crew sitting by huge transporter MICHELLE Clapton of the 'Dust Devils' special effects returns to base this week. vans from Jo 'burg were more unit puts some finishing touches to a headless film star KOLMANSKOP'S old casino is transformed into a interested in finding out how due to make an appearance later that day. modern bedsit. Photographs: Kate Burling

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On the way 19h55: Filler 17hOO: Religious Nanso support Swapo of Namibia in particular. come and check our records and to Daan Viljoen is the motor race programmes 20hOO: News I would also like to remind Mr feel free to bring Mr Pandeni course and the only black to fre­ Likoro seriously that while we 17h05: Kiddles Filler 21h45: Trooping the Colours WE, the Nanso members in the along on such an occasion. We quent it is Lukas Hipondoka - 17h20: Educational A programme about the an­ Western region with its entire attained our political independ­ need not do this because union one of the few who managed to Programmes nual parade in celebration of membership, wholeheartedly ence, this does not necessarily membership is a private matter force his way through. mean that we achieved our eco­ Cedric the Crow: Reflections, the birthday of her Majesty, and firmly support Nanso's 1st .and Mr Pandeni cannot give us The old order is changing too Trees Queen Elizabeth IT on June 15. extraordinary congress resolu­ nomic independence and social recognition, but since Mr Pan­ slowly, but surely. Thedemarca­ liberation. Of course the serious 17h48: Raider of the 22h20: Moonlighting n tion on disaffiliation from deni did not get the invitation tions between the sports activi­ commitment of Nanso (in line South Seas Episode 20: "Sleep Talking­ Swapo. extended through the good of­ ties are still visible. Head Therefore, we do not see the with that of Swapo of Namibia) Action series about a small Guy" fice of Mr Joseph Motinga who straight to the cricket grounds need to undennine democratic is to achieve the goal of eco­ town's wartime encounter with Maddie is swprised when David whom we have supplied the near Olympia. For the ultimate decisions, taken by a two-thirds nomic and social liberation. a mysterious' 'Raider" whose has more cases than he can opportunity to verify the infor­ cricket nirvana , pi ck a hot day majority of conference partici­ Therefore if Likoro says that arri val in a sinister-looking handle. mation, we gladly give you the when a gentle breeze is blowing pants, for the sake of certain in­ members of Nanso in the north chance to do so. galleon intensifies fears of Starring: CybiU Shepherd, as Wanderers and United fight it dividuals. are influenced by Swapo, then I out. If your purist sensibilities enemy invasion. Bruce Willis It must be clear that decisions have to ask the following ques- . LFREEMAN 18bl3: Search for the World's 23h07: Sport SECRETARY: NWRWU can stand it, return for an after­ taken at the highest structure of tion: who is he influenced by? noon-cvening game for a vision the organ which is the National He also says that the affiliation of the good life, white Namibian of Nanso to Swapo will prevent Students Congress cannot be Fields of paSSion life. Imagine a crowd of 2 000 - - TODAY'S WEATHER -- students of other groups from overruled by a simple minority. Alan Lamb lookalikes with their joining Nanso. I then have a .. Fine and hot but partly'cloudy in the north-east and This must be clear and no com­ THE recent controversy about girlfriends, spraying tins of la­ in the Caprivi. It will become cooler in the south promise about it. We are calling second question: are you one of the All African Games in Cairo ger and perfuming the night air upon our fellow comrades of the those who propagate that Swapo later today. has revealed the reality of sports with barbequeued boerewors. north, who are still demanding is an Owambo-dominated party? in Namibia. The selection was For rugby, you can choose the .. Coast: partly cloudy and cool with fog overnight. that Nanso ofthe north be affili­ Lastly I call on Nanso pro­ not on merit but biased towards .. Wind: moderate south-westerly to north-westerly magnificent Windhoek stadium , ated to Swapo, that there is only gressive elements to be more certain groups. Some sportsmen but those on a real cultural mis­ becoming fresh southerly in the south. one Nanso of Namibia and its determined and fight back. and women are eager to become sion would travel as far as from majority decision taken at PAUL KASHEENDWA Namibian citizens, not out of a Outjo. While the government is NENSC must be respected. genuine love for the country, but ONDANGUA preaching national reconcili­ Our position must be under­ out of the quest to go to Cairo. ation, the majority of rugby stood like this, that we only dis­ Yesterday they fought against players would probably prefer affiliate structurally, but our Reply to Iyambo mixed sport; today they want their rugby to remain white for working relationship will re­ one Namibian te'am for Cairo Todayis Wednesday,September 18, the 261st day of199 1. There the forseeable future. main the same, as we were not ALLOW me, in the interest of constituting separate white and are 104 days' left in the year. worker education, to respond Finally, the power of N amib­ affiliated to Swapo when Nanso black teams. _Mudge (DTA ian football can best be felt at the Highlights in history on this date: . . was established. to the letter of Alfa Iyambo in leader) launched a sports fund to .. 1544 - Sweden's King Gustavus I fonus alliance w~th third class Katutura soccer sta­ There was a need to affi liate to TIle Narnibian of the 11th in­ sponsor sportsmen and women France to cowlter Denmark's alliance with Holy Roman dium especially if Sarusa Swapo when Nanso took the stant and the earlier challenge to attend world events. Contri­ Empire . Orlando and Black Africa are on decision to do so. If one looks at of John Pandeni on the repre­ butions will come from the busi­ .. 1662 - Jan van Riebeeck is appointed Commander and display. It is by and large a safe the current political change in sentation of the Namibia ness sector which has always President of Malacca. way of tasting what 'the new our society there is a need once Wholesale and Retail Workers sponsored white sports. A few .. 1739 - Peace of Belgrade between Holy Roman Emperor Namibia' looks like - black more for disaffiliation so that Union (NWRWU) at Model have recently sponsored foot­ and Turkey, whereby Austria cedes Orsova, Belgrade and dominated, noisy and passion­ Nanso can stand as an autono­ WemhiI. ball. A brief overview of sports . Serbia to Turkey. ate. The teams, tournaments may mous body in an independent It is an accepted practice facilities in Namibia will pro­ .. 1759 - French surrender Quebec, Canada, to British. be heavily sponsored by white Namibia • worldwide that a union with a 50 vide a better understanding of .. 1860 - Italian troops under Count CamiIIo Cavour defeat business, but there are still the We would like to advise the per cent plus 1 membership on the deeper problems. Papal forces at Castelfidardo. township matrons selling snacks comrades, if they want to debate an y shop floor has the right to Just as it will take decades to .. 1860 - Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, opens the Sout4 outside the ground while.the Red . the issue again, to wait until the claim recognition and therefore heal the social and political scars African Library at Cape Town. Eye gangs play cowboys and congress next year. charge for a recognition agree­ of colonialism and apartheid, so .. 1913 - Bulgaria and Turkey sign treaty settling their crooks. ment with that particular com­ it will be many years before frontiers in 1brace. LUCAS KAPEMBE With these kinds of situations pany. Namibians of different races .. 1916 - Greek army surrenders to Germarls at KavaIIa, CHAIRPERSON still perpetuating thems'!lves, The Union must prove its play and watch the same sports Greece, in World War I; Russian offensive under Alexei NANSO WESTERN the reaction of government claim to representativity by the with shared passion. In first of Brusilov is checked by Germarls. seems to be justifiable. Those REGION presentation of stop orders loves, sport is still racially strati­ ... 1931 - Japan begins siege of Mukden using bomber who were up in arms should at WALVISBAY signed by the workers of that fied. For the whites it is all the seaplanes and occupies other strategic points in Manchuria. least be sensitive to the feelings company. The company now has games one may imagine from .. 1945 - New Sturrock graving dock (largest in southern of those who are still alienated Fighting back to verify those stop orders and which Africans were excluded . hemisphere) officially opened in Table Bay harbour. . from the various sports activities after verification, acknowledge For the true Afrikaner there is .. 1948 - Indonesian Communists set up Soviet-style govern­ as a result of lack of money, dis­ I WOULD like to air my views or reject the claim to representa­ only rugby; for the blacks there ment in Java but are forced to withdraw. tance and lack of transport. The on what Vincent Likoro, the tion . will always be soccer, the sport .. 1 961 - UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold, 56, is attitude of many remains nega­ present leader of Nanso, has The company in such circum­ of the masses, and recently for a killed in air crash in northern Rhodesia. tive - a friendly squirrel in a team said about Swapo influencing stances, has no right to refuse few, a ticket out of the grime and .. 1963 - UN Special Committee on Apartheid calls for pro­ of newly-tamed hounds would Nanso members in northern such verified recognition to any poverty of the townships. hibition of arms and petroleum traffic with South Africa. not be comfortable. The instinct Namibia. un ion. The Union and the Com­ The country's landscape is .. 1967 - United States announces it will build anti-missile of objection and rejection from First, I want to bring to the pany thereafter start to discuss littered with reminders and network to counter any attack by China; explosives planted by the hOWlds might still be strong, attention of Mr Likoro that one the intricacies and conditions of momentos of a system that not Conununist terrorists destroy Nationalist China's embassy in although suppressed. Time is of tile main objectives of Nanso such a 'recognition' in detail and on l ~ stopped the races living and Saigon. needed for the hounds to under­ was to bring about freedom and the document which is drafted is 10000 ing together, but for so long .. 1971 - Egypt and Israel exchange rocket fire across Suez stand the fe elings and aspira­ national independence to our called the procedural and recog­ also prohibited them from play­ Canal for fIrst time since cease-fire 13 months earlier. tions of the squirrel. The hounds motherland, Namibia. In doing . nition agreement. in g together. Drive through .. 1973'- East Gennany, West Germany and the Ballamas are need to shake off their superior­ this, Nanso was supposed to Regarding the issue of proof Katutura, and the only sport fa­ admitted to United Nations. ity complex. work with other progressive of representation which Alfa cility available is football. .. 1978 - Egypt's Foreign Minister lbrahim Kamel and Am­ forces and sections of our soci­ Iyambo expects from Mr Yon, Cruise through the city of Wind­ ALIAS CAMPELLA bassador to United States Ashraf Ghorbal resign in protest of ety in general, and indeed with we invite Iyambo personally to hoek and you will unveil a pano- WINDHOEK Egypt's Camp David (US) agreement with Israel. . .. 1979 - Radio Pakistan reports that former Afgharnstan _ _ 0 ______---_ . _ President Nur Mohammed Taraki, overthrown iI,J. coup, died'of ,------Warebouse Theatre gunshot wound apparently suffered in palace shootout. Alte Brauerai .. 1988 - Burma's military commander San Maung over­ Garten Street throws Burma's civilian President Maung Maung in coup. Comedian Solly Philander presents his one man show "Take .. 1989 - South Africa's new Minister of Constitutional De­ Two" in which he brings to Windhoek the humour of the Cape velopment, Dr Gerrit Viljoen, tells British TV viewers that the Flats. Directed by Andrew Buckland, the show is in two parts release of Nelson Mandela is " high on the agenda". starring SoUy as Rosie September and also dramatising sketches .. 1989 - A South African, Stephen Hendrik du Plessis, 38, from Elaine Durbach's "With Mixed Feelings". The show will accused of spying, tells a Zambian court that he supplied the run from September 18-28, 1991 at 21hOO. The bar opens at ANC with information on strategic targets ill SA. 20hOO and bookings can be made at telephone 37966 in the * 1990 - The Attorney-General of the Witwatersrand, Klaus morning only. von Lieres SC, announces in Johannesburg that Nornzamo Wuuue Mandela will stand trial in the Rand Supreme Court John Meinert Street with seven others on fOUl' counts of kidnapping, and four An exhibition of stone and bronze sculptures by Dortc Berner and counts of assault with intent to commit grievous hann. Kine 300 paintings and graphics by Trudi Dicks will run till September 27, * 1990 - Answering US call for more severe sanctions, Eu­ Eros Shopping Centre 1991. ropean nations agree to expand embargo against Iraq to air Mon{Thurs: 14hOO, 16hOO, 18hOO, 20hOO .The Loft Gallery include con'idors. The Toy Soldier, starring Sean Austin 'Buro Odendaal Architects Today's Birthdays: Windhoek Drive-In 59 Bahnhof Street 19hOO: Out for Justice, (2-19) starring Steven Seagal Samuel Johnson, English poet-critic (1709-1784); Greta Garbo, An exhibition of photography by Lothar Steiner opened on Tues­ plus QuickChange, st arring Bill Murray Swedish-born actress (1905-90); Kwame Nkrumah, Ghanian day, September 17, and willmn tP I September 21, 1991. statesman (1909-1972). Theatre Indian Trade Fair Swakopmund SKW Hall, Tal Street, Thought Fer Today: Wed/Sun: ZOhOO The fair is open till September ;' l, 1991 and from 09hOO-12hOO The trouble with progress is that it goes forward, not backward - Havana, starring Robelt Redford and Lena Olin is for business visitors while fr • afternoons (I6hOO-19hOO) are Oscar Wilde, Irish-born playwright (1854-1900). Sat matinee: 14hOO free for the public. THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday September 18 1991 7

Unita INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP returns to Ceasefire for Yugoslavia commISSIon IGALO, Yugoslavia: Yugoslavia's warring leaders agreed yes­ terday on cease-fire, declaring that their country was days away LUANDA: Unita rebels from "irretrievable civil war." "We pledge ... that everyone have agreed to end their wIthin our control and under our political and military influence week-long boycott of the should cease fighting inlmediately," said a statement read by the EC negotiator, Lord Carrington, after talks in the southern SA township residents commisson monitoring the Yugoslav resort. It was noiimmediately clear whether this agree­ truce in their 16-year civil ment would meet with any more success than previous accords. war with the Angolan government. work on peace issues Rebel spokesman Abel Hunt for remains of prisoners Chivukuvuku said Monday evening his movement reached RIO DE JANEIRO: Brazil reopened one of the darkest chapters Nelson Mandela to thrash out THOKOZ:-\.: Black township residents have begun work an agreement with the govern­ of its history on Monday when workers began to pull bones out details of the accord. to implement a South African peace accord at local ment removing obstacles to of a shallow unmarked trench where human rights acti vist s say 13 The agreement, brokered by level, hoping to end a daily cycle of violence and death, Unita's return to the commis­ murdered political prisoners are buried. As relatives of the 13 church and business leaders, the African National Congress said yesterday. sion. looked on, undertakers wearing black plastic aprons and face was the first to bring together The rebels withdrew from masks broke through a thin layer of concrete covering the burial Black and while South Afri­ Police said yesterday that the ANC, Inkatha and the the monitoririg group Septem­ pit in a far corner of a rundown city cemetery and began to sift cans said they were concerned seven people were hacked and government. ber 9. They claimed the gov­ through the ea.rtlL The 13 missing activists were anl0ng hundreds about the wave of political clubbed to death in townships " I fully expect that the work ernment was delaying the of militants who were rounded up, tortured and shot between killings that has claimed 16 during the worst night of vio­ and enthusiasm that went into implementation of peace ac­ 1970 and 1973, when Brazil ' s military dictatorship went through lives since the accord was signed lence since the accord w as the weekend ,accord will be cords signed in May. its most brutal phase. on Saturday. signed, but a spokesman said matched by efforts to imple­ The commission is due to An ANC spokesman said its the peace plan appeared st-ill to ment it," clergyman Lou Al­ meet Friday to discuss dates township branches began to be intact. berts, convenor of Saturday's for first democratic elections, Benin govt workers on strik~ set up local peace committees In Phola Park, a shantytown peace convention, said in a radio the integration of Unita offi­ on Sunday following the ac­ east of Johannesburg, where interview. COTONOU: Civil servants in Benin began a five-day strike on cials into the police force and cord signed by President FW two men were killed early Despite disagreenu'nt over Monday but the government said the country had no spare cash the extension of government de Klerk and 23 oganisations yesterday in a gun battle with somejssues, most leaders were to meet their pay demands. The Collective of Civil Service administrationoverrebel-held including the ANC and its main .. police, residents met police and optirriistic that the government, Unions representing around 15000 workers, is demanding better territory. black rival, the Inkatha Free-, a white member of parlianlent the ANC and Inkatha would salaries and work conditions in de,fiance of a government warning US, Soviet and Portuguese dom Party. afterwards to defuse tension soon iron out their differences. that pay would be docked for non-attendance at work. observers join teanlS from both Spokesman Saki Macozoma and find out how the clash Talks have failed so far to Angolan factions on the said ANC officials were trying erupted. secure a binding agreement on ceasefire commission. to contact Inkatha members to Waving a copy of the peace the control of the sticks, spears, Morocco hindering UN peace The warring parties'are due establish grassroots peace plan, local leader Prince ' clubs and battle axes that Zulu to hold talks with emerging MADRID: The Polisario Front accused Morocco yesterday of committees in each township. Mhlambi said the meeting could tnbesmen claim it is their birth­ political forces to fix exact dates implementing " measures typical of a state of siege" in the He said local bodies would be "the first shot of the peace right to bear. for legislative and presidential Western Sahara to prevent its desert people from talking to pass their findings and reCom- , accord," De Klerkhas said details of votes and decide on the elec­ United Nations officials and to j"trnalists. The UN is bringing 2 mendations to a national com­ South African government a ban on dangerous weapons toral system.- Sapa-AP. 800 troops, police and civilians to the territory to supervise a mission on violence and in­ officials have said a multiparty would be thrashed out' 'in the ceasefire that put an, end to a-15-year guerrilla war for control of timidation and other groups national peaee committee pro­ next week or two. " the former Spanish colony. But Polisario's Madrid office said being, set up under the peace posed under the accord will The issue of so-called tradi­ Morocco was hindering the deployment of UN observers and plan to monitor the police and meet within days to map out tional weapons has scutt1ed New move on installing thousands of undercover paranlllitary gendarmes to political parties. the way forward. several previous attempts at retain a military presence after forces are withdrawn in line with' "We have to set up struc­ But in Pretoria a spokesman stopping the violence. Moz peace the UN peace plan. tures without delay, otherwise said De Klerk had yet to start More than 3 000 people have the whole exercise of it peace the fo1low-up meetings with been 'killed in townsliip vio­ LISBON: Italian media­ accord' will be futile, " Ma­ Inkatha leader Mangosuthu lence in the past year. - Sapa­ tors have requested sepa­ Indian millionaires kidnapp'cd cozoma said. Buthelezi and ANC president Reuter. rate talks in Rome with Mozambican President NEW DELHI: Five millionaire diamond dealc;:rs from Bombay Joaquim Chissano and have been kidnapped in the 'latest in a series of high-stakes Bush chides Dos Santos rebel leader Afonso abdu'ctions for ransom around the capital, police announced Dhlakama before conven­ yesterday. The businessmen were kidnapped during the weekend ing a new round of peace after coming to New Delhi at the invitation of a shadowy talks, the rebel movement businessman, who identified himself as R Chaudhary and said he over delay in elections represented a European concern interested in buying Indian Renamo said yesterday. diamonds, Police Chief Arun Bhagat'said. The victims include " We are waiting for these Santos. two of the wealthiest dianlond dealers in Bombay, the Indian WASIDNGTON: Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos contacts to take place at any He said they di s c u~sed the Express newspaper said. At least seven other businessmen h ave Santos said he was warmly received on Monday by US moment so that each of the possibility of opening diplo­ been kidnapped from the capital in the last two months. One w as President Bush, but the chief White House spokesman warring parties has the oppor­ matic relations. rescued and two returned after ransom was paid. The where­ said Bush expressed concern over the country's "slow tunity to express its points of Both sides in the Angolan abouts of the other four are unknown. pace" on setting up elections. view," Renamo saidina state­ conflict have accused each other ment issued in Lisbon., After an unusual meeting held next September, Fitzwa­ of cease-fire violations. " Renamo reaffirms its will­ between the US president and ter said. It is highly unusual for a Kenyan probe into corruption ingness to continue the peace the leader of a government "We were warmly wel­ president to meet with the leader negotiations (which are) the NAIROBI: Kenya's President Daniel arap Moi has ordered an which the United States does comed," Dos Santos said, af­ of a country that the United only alternative to achieve true investigation into allegations of corruption after Denmark ini­ not recognize, White House ter emerging from th~ White States does not recognize. But democracy in Mozambique," posed a freeze on aid to the impoverished East African country press secretary MarlinFitzwa­ House meeting. officials said Bush felt a show it added. last week, the state-run Kenya News Agency (KNA) reported. ter said there would be no for­ He said he told Bush about of support for Dos Santos was Italian diplomats and mem­ K1"ilA quoted Moi late on Monday as saying his government mal ties until Angola holds steps his government is taking appropriate not only because bers of a Roman Catholic reli­ would "thoroughly investigate" an accusation by the Danish free elections. to implement the cease-fire, he agreed to end the war but gious community in Rome have International Development Agency that funds had been stolen Fitzwater said Bush prod­ adopt democratic refonns "and also because of his stated hosted seven rounds of peace from the rural development projects it assisted. ded Dos Santos to move quickly also to take the country toward commitment to democracy and talks between Mozambique 's to resolve problems that have a market economy. " ' a market economy. Frelimo government and Re­ cropped up in a cea~efire 'with "I told him what the gov­ While Bush and Dos Santos namo rebels over the past year, Makeba launches aid project Unita rebels, including disputes ernment of Angola has been met, a few dozen pro-Unita but there has been little prog­ over where the rival forces can doing in order to create condi­ demonstrators staged a clam­ ress. The latest round ended in LAGOS: South African singer Miriam Makeba joined Nigerian assemble. tions that will lead to elections orous protest in Lafayette Park. August. officials and businessmen on Monday to launch a project to help Bush reiterated the US pref­ between September and No­ across the street from the White Renamo. which for years was African children suffering hunger and disease. Businessman erence that the balloting be vember of 1992," said Dos House. - Sapa-AP. actively supported by South Onwuka Kalu, organiser of the "Children of Africa" project, A flica, has waged a guerrilla said about one million of Africa' s estimated 250 million children war against the government died each year from preventable diseases. "Africans should be US co:m.proDlises on Israel since shortly after Mozam­ seen to be doing something about their problems before turning bique ' s independence from elsewhere for help," he said: Kalu said fund-raising concerts, CA mo: The US admInIstra­ with Israeli leaders. loan guarantees within fuur Portugal in 1975. likely to involve African singers such as Makeba, Fela An­ tion has promised It will not He said the Israelis were st1l1 months. The rebel movement has been ikolapo-Kuti and Yvonne Chaka Chaka, would be held in Lagos ask Congress for a second de­ looking at the US compromise Israel wants to borrow 10 widely accused of massacring in late November after a two-day seminar to discuss the problems lay on Isracl's request fo r loan proposal and he hoped to settle billion dollars to resettle hun­ and mutilating civilians and of children. guarantees and will reimburse the Issue amicably. dreds of thousands of Jewish exercising a reign of terror in the Jewish st.'lIe for thc extra "Even though we haven't immigrants. The US loan guar­ the areas under ils control. costs of any borrowing at resolvcd this absorption aid antees will win it preferential The authorities in Maputo New volcano eruption higber in terest rates. ' question, I hope and bellevc in terest rates. say Renamo continues to re­ Arab statcs oppose the guar­ CAGA Y AN DE ORO, Philippines: At least 12 000 villagers fled A scnior US official, trav­ wc'lI find a way to resolve it ceive covert support from the elling with Secretary of State short of a big fight," hc ad ded. antees, saying they will en­ their homes in the southern Philippines a fter a volcano beg:U1 Snth African army, although Jmlles Baker between Tel Aviv President George Bush courage Jewish settlement in spewing out grey ash, police said yesterday. MotU1t Malindang, Pretoria denies this. and Cairo ycsterday, s~id the sparked a row with Israel last occupied territories and un­ in Misamis Occidental province on the island of Mindanao, Sapa-Reuter. promises were part of a six­ week when he threatened to dermine a Middle East peace began emitting smoke on Monday evcning and by dawn yester­ point compromise Baker veto any attempt by Congress conference planned for Octo- day people living nearby felt :i series of tremors. reached in two days of talks to consider Israel's request for ber. - Reuters * Reports from Associated Press, Reuters, AFP and Sapa 8 Wednesday September 18 1991 THE NAMIBIAN UN plan to reduce Today's quotations for unit trust General Equity Funds: BOEGrowlh 134,88 126,05 4,63 Fedgro 118,51 110,65 11,06 Mrica's debt crisis CU Growth 110,75 103,39 5,21 Guardbank Growth 2264,41 2121,33 5,61 Momentum 228,86 214,16 5,89 UNITED NATIONS: Industrialized nations and Afri­ specific reconunendations, but "made clear that it will not Metfund 180,33 167,98 4,67 can states, which had been deadlocked over debt for­ cited various ideas, including deal seriously with the prob- NBS Hallmark 891,37 832,66 6,85 giveness and other problems, issued a compromise report those of the secretary-general. lem of debt and (falling) com- NorwichNBS 335,86 313,72 7,95 on African economic recovery which steers clear of UN diplomats involved in modity prices." Old Mutual Investors 2731,41 2547,59 4,72 monetary commitments. 11 days of diffIcult llcgotia- The United States, she said, Safegro 126,81 118,66 6,67 tions said the traditional ten- has been willing to cancel debts Sage 2346,71 2191,13 4,51 . '1llere are no new nunleri­ crippling debt is estimated at sions emerged between the for political reasons, includ- Sanlan! 1618,98 1512,72 5,20 cal c omm i tm~nts, but lhis is more Ihan 270 billion dollars. North and the South and be- ing 50 percent for Poland, 7 Sanlan! Index 1266,20 1182,86 4,93 an important political docu­ The report also calls for tween industrialized nations and billion dollars for Egypt's Sanlam Dividend 436,07 407,08 5,43 me nt to hc adoFt~d by the provision of increased resource developing countries. nlilitary debt and 42 nullion Senbank General 119,15 110,99 n/a Gent'ral Asscmbly." Norwe­ flows, a conunitment by the African nations sought debt dollars for Senegal. Southern Equity 174,11 163,04 5,45 gian Ambassauor Mart inHus­ illternaitonal conmlUnity to forgiveness and major rcsched- Egypt was rewarded for its Standard 1099,08 1032,77 7,52 lid told a news "l'nfc r~nc e on correct problems in the com­ uling, but Westem donor na- helpinlheGulfWarandSene- Syfrets Growth 251,83 235,52 5,59 Monday. He was chaimlan of modity market and a proposal tions refused to make a com- gal was hclped because of its UAL 1938,97 18 16,19 5,99 a General Assembly commi.t ­ on establislullent of an African nlitment. US diplomat s said Gulf war suppoIt and its send- Volkskas 132,70 124,17 n/a tee which issued its report over Diversitication Fund. Ihat bilateral negotiations were ing of troops into Liberia. Specialist equity Funds: the weekend. Secretary-General Javier required, not an inlposed UN "When there are strategic Guardbank Resources 144,57 135,46 6,50 The voluminous report COIl­ Perez de Cuellar, conunenting solution. and political reasons," she said, Sage Resources 117,62 109,98 7,46 tains general reconmlendations on the African economy from Privately, African delegates "countries cancel debt, but Sanlam Industrial 953,57 891,70 4,30 on how Africa can help itself 1986-1990, said earlier: "1bere expressed disappointment that not whcn it relates to economic Sanlam Mining 304,63 284,32 5,91 and how industrializednations was scarcely any change for the final report was not stronger development. " - Sapa-AP, Senbank Industrial 119,32 111,36 n/a and did not contain specific can help halt Africa's slide into the better in Ihe structure of ....------1 Southern Mining 133,26 124,69 6,17 an economic abyss. African economies. " reconmlendations for debt Standard Gold 180,32 169,01 7,79 " The situation calls for He recommended cancella­ forgiveness and reschedulling. Africa's UAL Mining and innovative and bold measures tion of official bilateral debt, Carol Capps, spokeswoman Resources 372,12 348,31 5,72 to solve Africa's debt prob­ as well as semi-official export for Church World Services of UAL Selected lems .. . and evolving a debt credit debts. He also urged Carlada, said last week that Opportunities ' 1717,25 1604,08 4,37 strategy on the part of all con­ substantial reduction in debt to nongovemmental organizations dilemma Old Mutual Mining 257,90 240,25 6,08 cerned," said the report en­ multilateral institution$. , 'are very disappointed at the Old Mutual Industrial 346,71 323,03 3,77 titled, " The United Nations Pri vate debt, he said, should attitude of northern govern­ Old Mutual Gold Fund 113,98 106,17 6,35 New Agenda For Development be written down and the re­ ments and their indifference to is its high Income/Gilt Funds: of Africa in the 1990s." maining debt reduced Ihrough Africa. Corbank 101,27 100,21 17,41 " The international conUl1U­ donor-supported initiatives such "They are turning their at­ Guardbank Income 112,92 110,60 17,20 nity, in support of Africa's as equity and environment tention elsewhere, to Eastern birth rate Old Mutual Income 107,41 106,26 16,70 economic reform effOlts, un­ swaps. Europe and Ihe Soviet Union." Standard Income 94,42 93,38 15,35 deltakes to seek to fInd du­ However, in its final report, The United States sent only WASmNGTON: Produc­ Syfrets Income 106,54 105,46 15,19 rable solutions to the African the conmuttee on African medium-level delegates, she UAL Gilt 1126,42 1115,16 15,25 debt crisis," it sai d. Africa's economic recovery made no told a news conference, and tion is rising in parts of Africa but high birth rates Closing exchange rates against the rand are keeping incomes down, PUBLI the World Bank's top man curr selling T.T.Buying AM.Buying S.M.Buying COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO THE PROCEDURES AND PRACTICES on the continent said US dollar 2,8300 2,8100 2,7940 2,7785 APPLmD IN THE ALLOCATION AND UTILISATION OF EXISTING FISInNG Monday. RIGHTS Sterling 4,9535 4,8930 4,8550 4,g21O Edward Jaycox, vice presi­ Austrian dent for Africa, cited Ghana, shilling 4,1315 4,1860 4,2180 4,2475 It is hereby notified for general information that his excellency the Tanzania, Guinea, Togo and Australian $ 0,4390 0,4445 0,4485 0,4525 Presidcnt-of Ihe Republic of Namibia has appointed Ihe abo,ementioned even Madagascar - despite Belgian franc 12,0500 12,2500 12,3500 12,4500 commission in terms of Proclamation No. 18 of 1991, and Government recent political trouble there - Botswarla Notice No. 103 of 1991. as success stories. pula 0,711 5 0,7215 0,7275 0,0000 Of 47 countries, he said 30 Canadian $ 0,3995 0,4055 0,4085 0,4110 have started programmes that Interested persons or bodies wishing to make representation to and/or Swiss franc 0,5125 0,5195 0,5235 0,5265 are increasing production by give evidence before the commission must submit memoranda to the Deutsche an average of 3,8 percent a 0,6000 conunission. mark 0,5870 0,5955 0,6040 year. But he pointed out that Danish krone 2,2680 2,2980 2,3210 2,3420 population in Africa is grow­ Pesetas 36,8500 37,4000 38,0000 38,5500 Any such person or body intending to give evidence at an oral hearing ing at about 3,4 percent a year. Finnish mark 1,4345 1,4540 1,4670 1,4795 of the conUlussion must subnut a fair summary in writing of such . In a country like Ghana, where French franc 2,0015 2,0280 2,0420 2,0550 evidence to the commission before hand. the United Nations says the Greek average citizen eams about 970 'drachma 65,3000 66,1000 67,7000 69,1000 A.ny memoranda and summali es must be sent by post or delivered by hand dollars a year, that means an Hong Kong $ 2,7300 2,7650 2,7830 2,7995 to the Secretary of the Commission as soon as possible but they must increase for each Ghanaian of Irish punt 4,5450 4,4900 4,4585 4,4295 less than 5 dollars annually. rea<.:h him not later than Friday 27 September 1991 at 16h00 at the Italian lire 443,8000 449,8500 453,5500 456,950 "In the other countries, following address: Japanese yen 47,0500 47,7000 47,9500 48,2000 incomes are decreasing," Kenyan Jaycox said. shilling 10,0915 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 The Secretary He pleaded against lumping Mauritian TIle Commission of Inquiry into the Fishing Industry together all African countries, rupee 5,6005 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Private Bag 13369 . mentioning Ethiopia, Sudan and Malawi Tumhalle Building Zambia as among those which kwacha 0,9815 0,9940 1,0000 0,0000 Bahnhof Street have not been doing well .. Dutch gilder 0,6635 0,6725 0,6775 0,6825 Windhoek9000 He urged debt reduction aloog Norwegian the line proposed by British krone 2,3075 2,3370 2,3610 2,3825 Prime Minister John Major at (Telephone: 228638) New Zealand $0,5995 0,6070 0,6125 0,6170 a conference in Trinidad last Pakistani year, which would cancel about rupee 8,5120 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 However, any person or body intending to subnlit memoranda or 2 out of every 3· dollars owed sununaries to the Commission after 27 September should make a formal Escudos 50,3500 51,0500 51,6000 52,0500 by African countries. Seychelle request to the Secretary. The United States and Japan rupee 1,8550 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 have not endorsed the British Swedish Hearing of thc Commission will be held at the Tumhalle Building on plan, though they are forgiv­ krone 2,1440 2,1720 2,1895 2,2050 each worki ng day during the period of 7 - 18 Octobcr, 1991, beginning ing some debt owed to Ihem. Suigapore $ 0,5955 0,6045 0,6095 0,6140 at IOhOO on those days. Inycox said ~frican coun­ Zambia trics will need: new loans as kwacha 25,0810 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 A person giving evidencc may rcquest the Chairperson to take well as debt r~d~ction. In a Zimbabwe $ 1,3480 1,3735 1,3870 0,0000 speech earlier this monlh to '. necessary stcps to kcep his or her identity secret. the United Nations, he said the These ratcs prevailed at 151130 and are subject to alteration. ~ now of official aid had in­ Attention is also drawn to the provi s io ~ of Proclrupation No. 18 ~ f crcased from an average 7,8 1991 and Govcrnmcnt Notice No. 103 of 1991. hill ion dollars a year between THE Namibi.3n'isp~bli §ri~~ bYt.beFt~e 'f~ss of 1982 and 1985 to an average of Namibia, 42 John M.eillert Str e~t , Windl1ook;; Dr Collins Parker 12,4 billion dollars in the years :Editor: Gwen Lister ~Pri n ted ··· b;j9.hnM~~rt Secretary of the Commission 19R6 to 1989. - Sapa-AP. ( Pty) Limited, Stiibel Stteet, .. 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THE NAMIBIAN Wedne'sday September 18 1991 9 Woman can't stop still she gets enough...

MIAMI: The case of an accused prostitute who says she roster of alleged clients. Her husband and alleged pimp, Jeffrey, is a tall, handsome just can't control her sex drive and her police officer Lawyers for about 50 "J"hl1 Does" - the US tenn for legally moustached member of Broward County's notoriously tough husband charged with being her pimp has turned into a unknown - went to a state appeals court on Friday in an 3ttempt sherriff's department. huge legal tangle that Florida can't stop laughing about. to keep the client lists out of the public's clutches. He is accused of hiding in the bedroom closet and watching Florida has its choice of sex se.Uldals, what with childrens' through the slits in the white louvre doors,living off the 25 000 Florida's favourite floosie signed autographs at a University of television host Pee-wee Herman's indecent exposure charge and dollars investigators say his wife earned in the past six months. Mianu' 5 football game last week. She seemed undisturbed by her William Kennedy Smith's rape case. not to mention the Tampa , He denies taking money, but admits the part about watching coming trial or the blossoming investigation into reports of secret couple filmed having sex in their own bathroom. through the closet doors. Willets says he loves his wife dearly, but sex tapes for sale. But KatJ:y Willets takes the cake. just couldn't satisfy her. . Kathy Willetsplans to plead innocent to prostitution by reason Willets, a voluptuous blond partial to pink lipstick, large hair -"It was wearing me out," said Willets, adding that he didn't of nympyhomania. She says an antidepressant prescription drug bows and little else, is accused of servicing up to eight paying even have time to get out of bed and get a glass of water before made her sex-crazed. Her husband wasn't a pimp, the couple customers a day in the king sized four-poster bed in the couple's she wanted him back in the saddle. says. He was just worn out. upper-middle class suburban home. The case was nearly settled last week but a plea bargain deal The FOIt Lauderdale woman gave new meaning to the tenn She says she is not a prostitute. She says she is a typical collapsed at the last minute. "sex drive" when she told a national television show that just houswife except that she needs constant sex. That's good n~ws for a lot of folks in Florida. motoring on Florida's high-speed freeways gives her orgasms. "It's (sex) my number one priority," she said on a gossipy, As Miami Herald columnist Carl Hiassen wrote when the plea Meanwhile, local entrepreneurs are selling bawdy T-shirts, and nationally-syndicated television progranune. "I wake up and my bargain seemed imminent, "We want atrial. We want justice. We bu ttons that sa y "I'm not on the list, " a reference to her notorious appetite is there and that's how I start my day off." want more laughs." - Reuters

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Ehandu otashi ka dulika li nwefwamo nai kukaume kaye TYAPPA NAMUTEWA yandjwe nena He mongula Herbert Tietz, 00 oye a li omu- ongula kovalumenhu vatatu Iongekidi omukulunhu wedako kutya ngeenge ehandu womhangela yokuumba ovo tava tamanekelwa ongh­ tali ka yandjwa naku dimbu­ epangelo koshipundi. endabala yokuumba epangelo Iukiwe kutya epangeIo inali Okwa hololela omhangu koshlpundi, oumbudi, okut­ umbwa ko koshipundi po vali kutya Montgomery pakonakono eya oshoyo okukala noilwifo inapa tika ohonde po vali inapa landokotola oye umwe waavo ve sW he Ii paveta. nyonaunwa omaliko oshilongo. na eendunge di Ii pedu Josef Kleynhans, Robin Okwa eheIa yo opo mounyuni aushe. Okwa dimbu­ Montgomery na Uwe Tietz ova Kleynhans a ha pewe ehandu tali lukifa yo omhangu kutya monika nale ondjo momafiku 21 mu teya po, shaashi osho Montgomery okwa dja kOm­ aAuguste momaIopoteIo oshikando shotete te lipumu baye owina opo e uye a pwilik­ okukengelela epangeIo, mumwe noveta ngaho. ye vali ine epangulo laye, onghee oit'l- · okuvaka, okuteya, okukala noil­ vati ke na naana eendunge di li ima aishe oyo nai talike nawa wifo shi he Ii paveta oshoyo pombnda. pefimboleyandjolehandu. okutandavelifa ile okuyandja Lotsis Botes, 00 e lilepo Oshibofa osha dimbuka fiyo oilwifo. Montgomery na Tietz, naye opotundi 10 yongula yonena Robin Montgomery ota monika kolumosho mefano eli omanga Uwe Tietz ta holeke Onghela ovakalelipo okwa enduluIa osho sha tongwa eshi hahende wepimgelo John omutwe waye,. Efano ola fanekwa onghela momgbangu yopombada yaWindboek vopaveta voonakutamanekwa kuOosthuizen kutya ondungedi­ WaIters, naye taka yandja omo kwa teelelwa va ka pewe ebandu lavo nena He mongula omolwongbendabala ladilo yeumbeko lepangelo oya omatomhelo epangelo kutya okwa Ii olllutenya aushe va yokuumako epangelo. Efano: TVAPPA NAMUTEWA. kendabala okuyandjn omap­ ponya. on ghee ovanhu nava omolwashike sha pumbiwa ova­ opyo e na sha nepupaleko filwe ngaho onghenda va pewe tamanekwa ava va handukilwa lehandu. ehandu la yeleka. shonyanya. Herman Oosthuizen, 00 e li­ Botes okwa wedako kutya Omupanguli Bryan O 'Linn, lepo Kleynhans. okwa dimbu­ Montgomery yemwene ke ·shi okwa teelelwa aka yandje ehan­ lukifa omhangu kutya oshibofa omulongi woikulumuna okudja dukilo komatango onene ile shi Hilma Tsilongo a eshi osha kuJa shili, ashike okwa kedalo. ashike okwa li ashike a ka ningwe monguIa. fumbikwa muElim

ayehe mboka ya li ye mu yam­ Engathithi enene lyaalilasa OSWALD SHIVUTE olya li lya gongala ongula bidhidha monkalo yawo manga MUELlM yOlyomakaya ga ziko mu · meme Hilma a li e na omwenyo nokonima sho a mana oondjenda Elim, lya li lye ya okuthin­ eifupipiko nedhiginino dhe. Okwa pandllIa eyam­ ~anakusamemeHilma lyUukriste. bidhidho ndjoka ya li ya mono Shilongo Pauly, ngoka a Nakusa Hilma okwa kala mpeyaka nampeyaka kOmupre­ manene oondjenda dbe omulongi omwaanawa mEtumo sidende gwOshilongo Tatekuiu mOshipangelo shEpangclo Iya Kalunga nokwa li a kalelepo Sam Shafiishuna nUujoma mOsbakati momasiku ga­ Ongeleka mIigongi iinene nokEpangelo lye alihe. mUuyuni. shoh sha 1i she mu Komufala gwaShakati, hetatu gomwedhi nguka. ningitha a kale "Omushiwikile Silvanus Vatuva naye wo okwa Oshituthi shoos a osha li sha .gwOpaigwana'· International Ii a gandja omatumwalaka ge­ .,.':' -~ kalwa kaantu omayovi ya za figure. hekeleko koonakuthigwa po ya -~" ~i j koombinga noombinga adhihe Omumbiishofi okwa li a nakusa meme Hilma na Tate Mefano ell otamu monika vamwe vomovaenda ovaflmanekwa ovo kwa li va kala peyeululo dhoshilongo mwa kwatelwa wo halele Tate Peter Pauly Gideon. aakwapata nookuume kaak­ nakuthigwa po kOmuholike Oshifo osha Ii wo sha kundana losekundoflkola Haimbili Hauftku, oyo ya yeululwa papangelo mEtitano pEenhana. . waPauly mboka haya popi Osh­ gwe. oonkondo dhaangoka kutya hailwa Tshilongo indowishi. gwopombandambanda na oye a Tsheelia-Oskar Haipitlge ngoka Euvitho ndjoka Iya 1i 1i na thete po omah9

THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday September 18 1991 11 Rekenaars teen diefstal

'n PROJEK met die uiteindelike doer om diefstal in die land te vermioder en dit makliker te maak om gesteelde goedere terug te vind word beplan en die Voorsitter van die Verbruikersraad, Bob Ziekenoppasser, het 'n beroep op die regering, polisie en die privaatsektor gedoen om hul by te staan daarmee. Die projek behels dat 'n sentrale rekenaar gebruik sal word om alle inligting oor waardevolle artikels te stoor sodat die polisie onmiddelik daarvan kan gebruik maak iodien buIle gesteelde goedere vind. Die diens kan verdere ook die diens onderhandel en die is siek en sat om heeldag hul rOe uitgebrei word om dienste reaksie van hierdie maatskappye af te werk en wanneer hul tuis soortgelyk aan die wat gelewer het hy oor die algemeen as gun­ kom te sien hul besittings het . word in die televisieprogram stig bestempel. verdwyn." "Rescue 9!1." Indien gesteelde goedere Hy se hy ontvang telkens Vireers sal 'n diens verskaf terugbesorg word aan die opeoepe van inwoners wat se word waar inwoners al hul eienaar beteken dit die verseker­ hulle kan dit nie meer in die land waardevol1e artikels kan regis­ ingsmaatskappye betaal minder uithou nie en baie het gedreig treer. Die polisie kan dan vier­ uit en dit kan moontlik ook die om inbrekers op sig te sldet. en-twintig uur van die dag van versekeringspremies verlaag. Daar moet beslis iets aan die die rekenaar gebruik maak om - Indien goedefe nooit terug­ hoe misdaadsyfer gedoen word uit te vind aan wie die artikels gevind word nie, se hy, moetdie en hy se hy sou graag stywer behoort. maatskappye hul premies ver­ strawwe in die geregshowe wou Ziekenoppasser se die meeste hoog en dit beteken 'n verlies vir sien op inbrekers wat luukse ar­ van die goedere wat deur die die verbruiker. tike!s. polisie teruggevind word , word Gebruikers van die diens sal Hy het meer begrip vir'n per­ Bob Ziekenoppasser, Voorsitter van die Verbruikersraad, wat 'n beroep gedoen bet nie opgeeis nie aangesien die 'n nominale bed rag daarvoor soon wat uit 'n behoefte brood of op instansies vir die instelling van 'n sentrale rekenaarsisteem waarmee verlor;e 9f eienaars nie die goed kan identi­ moet betaal en verteenwoor­ kos sou steel maar die meeste gesteelde goedere gouer geidentifiseer kan word. fisecr nie of die versekering op digers van die diens sal rondges­ inbrekers steelluukse artikels. die goedere uitbetaal word. In­ tuur word om by huise om te Ziekenoppasser het ook dien die goedere by hierdie gaan en alle waardevolle besit­ verwys na die onlangse versoek diens geregistreee is kan die tings te registreee. deur die Staatspresident, Sam eienaar baie maklik opgespoor Ziekenoppasser het horn ook Nujoma, waarin hy inwoners word. sterk teen diefstal in die land gevra het om nie gestee1de goe­ TRANSNAMffi het 'n opdrag ontvang om die spoorlyn tussen Liideritz en Kcctmanshoop op te knap en die Hy het ook met verskillende uitgespreek. dere te koop en daardeur mis­ regering sal fondse vir die doel aan Transnamib beskikbaar ste\. Richard Kapelwa, Minister van Werke. versekeringsmaatskappye oor Hy se "Die meeste inwoners daad te bevorder nie. Vervoer en Kommunikasie, het hierdie verwikkeling verlede week bevestig en bygevoeg dat die roete van be­ sondere ekonomiese belang vir die land is. Fondse sal weens 'n tekortkoming wat Transnamib ondervind deur die regering beskikbaar gestel word. Die toestand van die spoorlyn het oor die laaste tyd sodanig verswak dat Transnamib sedert 5 April vanjaar nie meer passasiers langs die roete vervoer nie. Daar word sedertdien van 'n busdiens op die roete gebruik "Kaffer" skep weer probleme gemaak. Kapelwa het ook bekend gemaak dat vordering gemaak word met die teer van die pad tussen Au! en Goageb. Die voltooiing van die projek wordegter gekniehalterdeur 'n tekort aan water. Daar bestaan planne om 'n :VOORVAL waarin leer­ kaffers.'· Die saak is onmiddelik is trots as ek genoem word ek is 'n bron van genoegsame water langs die pad te voorsien. . ~ linge van 'n skool op Usakos as aan die skoolhoof gerapporteer 'n boer want my voorouers was Kapelwa het oak sy teleursteIling te kenne gegee met die onlangse vlag van korrupsie in verskillende depar­ kaffers bestempel is het gister en hy se hy het die leerling in­ boere. Waarom kan julle nie ook temente van sy ministerie. Hy se die departemente van sy ministerie in

SOUTHERN Estates sal vanaf van die bouvereniging oorplaas. oomblik besig met rekenaarkur­ I Oktober begin om 'n diens aan Sy se hierdie tipe samewerk­ susse. NB. die voltooiing van hul sy kliente vanaf die Gustav ing tussen bouverenigings en kursusse sal sommige van die Voigts en die Wernhil-tak van . eiendomsagente kom baie alge­ personeel van die bouverenig­ die Suidwes-Afrika Bouveren­ meen in Suid-Afrika voor en ing met hierdie personeel ver­ iging verskaf. alhoewel baie eiendomsagente vang word. Bouverenigingper­ Die besluit is deur Bets pessimisties oor die eiendoms­ sonee! wat vervang word sal na Oel ofse , 'n Direkteur van die mark is, glo Southern Estates in ander departemente oorgeplaas ciendomsagenskap. aan Nampa die mark en wil uitbrei tot die word. 'n Ooreenkoms is ook met bekcnd gemaak. Die doel van voordeel van sy klient~. die bouvereniging waarvolgens die diens is om besigheid vir Oelofse het ook te kenne Southern Estates van die bou­ Starting on kliente makliker te maak en om gegee dat haar maatskappy- tot vereniging se rekenaars sal ge­ ook die afhandeling van tran­ agtduisend transaksies per bruik maak en aUe geldelike saksies te bespoedig. Dit sal maand hanteer en dat dit die transaksies sal uitvoer. Swabou Sep.24th Grootfontein: Umbalunga Hall beteken dat transaksies nie meer nodigheid veroorsaak het om sal ook op 'n maandelikse basis oor en weer gestuur word nie en nader aan die bouvereniging te kommissie betaal aan die eien­ 25th Otjiwarongo: Orwetoweni eiendomsagente kan onmiddelik wees. 'n Paar werknemers van domsagentskap vir alle tran­ besonderhede na die rekenaars Southern Estates is ook op die saksies wat uitgevoer word. Hall 26th Arandis: Arandis Town Hall 27th Walvis Bay: Naraville H .S. 28th Windhoek: Independence Arena

Admission: R20,00 Adults R1 0,00 Children Personeel van Southern Estates het alreeds hul intrek geneem by die Wemhil-tak van Swabou in afwagting viI die samewerking6ooreenkoms tussen die twee besighede wat op 1 Oktober 'n aanvang sal neem. Mark Volgraaffvan Southern Estates(links) gesels hier met 'n klient. In die boonste hoek verlcyn die embleem van Swabou. 12 Wednesday Septe mber '18 1991 THE NAMIBIAN TEL: 36970 CLASSIFIED ADS FAX 33980 I SHOPS

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GST) clothing for and planting Arc stili avall:lble at Golf GLS Rl17 500.00 done Phone Danny Tltus \'i'oodway Car Sales, 10 Automatic, the student Tel: 35541 (w) Tal street (next to Apollo recond. engine, NOW, Radlopage 52222 . Restullrant. 'We have not Remember' moved come and see us spotlights, before its to late KHOMASDAL • '!":.; \' now fol' the best prices demobilizer, all students We take Newly completed house mSCOUNTON I very 3 Bedrooms personal care of DIGGER QUANTITIES! I good condition, 10% discount' 2 bathrooms Fandlfa Yomatalyeia 1 your Lounge towbar, Dlnlngroom Opo A DI KomBad~ ! CHROMA FANIE GARDENING Kithen yomaruta radio-tape · ELECTRONICS for sale. For sale for SUPERMARKET Built In cupboards. (Omakulu, Ashlke-OkuU Poor TV reception? and R126 000.00 - MODghalo IWa) keshe R6500.00. TV Antenna KATUTURA LANDSCAPING Umwe R75 \awwpo Contact Mr. Bock at r KHOMASDAL I InstallatiollPhone : TEL: '215453 needs 3 Bedrooms Tel:309-1824 (w) or 225749 GENERAL Contact us now at Lounge 35316 (h). Special - ' Kitchen -"I ~. .; WOOD~y CAR "' SALES. ,.,~".." .' ~;r ,FA.< 061.zz&264 DEALER Tel: 37663 Bathroom _ ~:"'U' ~·IIN!)HQ&~ offer, first come, fir?t ALARI\'IS FOR HOME Flats serve. AND MOTOR CAJtS All your groceries i 10 Tal Street (next to WITH lty{MOllIUSERS Brick fencing I at lower price Phone Danny Tltus Appo!o .~staura.nt) I })HONE SECURITY l Bernd A. Bock Tal: 35541 (w) SYSTEMS NAMInIA Radlopage 52222 I nr!~~~:t~~~i~~16 ! PO Box 9006 TEL: 225749 L. ______~-_l J.J.J. WE BUY, SELL PAWN YOU!.: AND SWOP I Yes, you!.. ~~!!AL'ARMS!! SECONDHAND ~ fo r the nESTand FlJRNITURE, can most EFFECTIVE -\~~~:d~ -l' I~. ~~Ee~~ga ELECTRICAL achieve Cute and Classy AND CHEAPEST APPLIANCES AND new skills "'51\ in Town AND Architectural statement. HOME & OFFICE BUILDING in ... 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SPORT SHORTS... SPORT SHORTS Frankie leading SPORT SHORTS .•. SPORT SHORTS point scorer in SPORT SHORTS .•• SPORT SHORTS Calling all NFA sub-regions ALL regions and sub-regions affiliated to the Namibia Football Mobil Prix Association are asked to forward their current log standings before September 25. Announcing this request to the Namibian Sport was the asso­ HARARE: While Zimbabwean athletes have failed to ciation's vice-president and chief organiser, Hendrick •Mr Smile' impress in the few international competitions that bave Christiaan, in a telephone interview yesterday, come their way this year, four men from other African Christiaao, ).Yho is currently manning the NFA's office since countries are leading points scorerS in their respective the depature of General Secretary Sebastian Kamungu, said that ~vents on the Mobil Grand Prix championships. the logs will help with the structuring of promotion/relegation play-offs. With only two meetings Eondieki of Kenya clocked Said Christiaan: "The regions tend to drag out the announce­ remaining before the , Mobil 7:34.74 in the shorter 3 000- ment of the teams which qualifies for the national promotion/ Grand Prix Final in , metre race. relegation play-offs and we want to speed things up. " Spain, on September 20, Frankie Although Ondikj's time in The regions should also submit the names of the qualifiers for F,redericks from the newly­ the 3 OOO-metre event was the the Metropolitan Champ of Champs cup (before October 11), independent Namibia, led' the s.econd fastest this year, the including the colours of the teanlS plus the official classification 4oo-metre standings with 39 Kenyan was still beaten by of the regional competition which has led to the qualification of points, while Algeria's Noured­ Germany 's Dieter Baumann the clubs. dine Morceli, who won the 1 who clocked a world-leading 5OO-me tre race at the World' 7:33.91. Championships in re­ The 1991 IAAF Mobil Grand Korea make Netherlands sweat cently, headed the pack in that Prix Circuit, the main interna­ event with 45 points. tional athletics chanlpionships ',,< SOUTH Korea, who sent out their second team, made the Morceli was also in a five­ held at various venues through­ Netherlands work hard for a 3-1 victory in the women's champi­ way tie for second place over­ out the world, includes the 200, GET SET! Frankie Fredericks will be out to put Na- ons trophy here Sunday. all. 400, 1500, 5000 metre races, mibia's name on the elite list of sporting countries when The Korean first team is taking part in an Olympic qualifying from MoLOcco 1lO-metre hurdles, 3000m he joins the Namibian team at the Cairo Games in tournament in Auckland next month but the second-strings won was ahead in the 5 OOO-metre steeplechase, pole vault, long Egypt. Fredericks has just bettered the Africa record in the admiration of spectators with their fine running. However, event with 40 points, while jump, discus and javelin for the lOOm dash. much good approach work was ruined by erratic 3hooting. Kenya's William Mutwol was men, while womentookpart in But they surprised a somewhat slack Dutch defence when Koo top ill the 3 OOO-metre steeple­ the 100,800, mile, 3 000 metre Mun-Young burst through a gap to score a well-taken goal in the chase with 35 points. races, as well as the 400-metre fifth minute. " Many of Africa's stars, tired hurdles, high jump and . shot Following is th~ Cast~e The Dutch launched a counter-offensive but it was not until the from the Tokyo World Chanl­ put events. 17th minute that Ingrid Wolff equalised. pionships, here put up out~tand­ An athlet,e may ,<;:ompete in Leaguesoccev log as at She struck again in the 28th minute but the world champions illg I?erformances and where as many Grand Prii events as were under pressure for much of the second hald and their goal Zimbabvye's Thabani Gonye he' or she chooses - the. main September 16: had several lucky escapes. ., , ~. -.:- ~ . '- arid Gailey Dube failed to make objective ~ to ~.te as ~y ., However, when they forced a short·corner in the 63rd minute it beyond the first round heats, points as possible and so qwu­ Danielle Koeman made the match safe with a superb shot. were nowhere near their best ffy fo; the handsome priZes on P W .,D .. 1 GF GA Pts , at the sixtee~th : Jntrnatio~1 offer. There are two award cate­ IwisaKaizer Chiefs 24 20 3 1 . 64 11 43 Amateur Athletic.s Federation gories; namely: the "individ­ Double Action England struggle without Bryan (IAAF) Mobil Grand Prix ual event grandpri;Jl." and "over­ Sundowns 24 16 6 2 42 12 38 meeting held in Cologne, Ger­ all grand prix." Moroka Swallows 24 12 8 4 39 20 32 ENGLAND are finding life tough without BryanRobson, dubbed many, on September 8. For tile individual event, the . jomo Midas Cosmos 24 13 5 6 42 24 31 Captain Marvel for his heroic exploits for his country. Holder of five world rec­ athlete's five best scores plus Umtata Bucks 24 12 7 5 36 20 31 So much that he could be pulled off the international scrapheep ords, Said Aouita of Morocco, points scored in the Grand Prix Fairways Stars 24 11 8 5 29 21 30 to add some steel to England's midfield in the Europeanchampi­ was the only winner from Africa [mal are counted for the over­ onship qualifier against Turkey next month and Poland .in No­ Orlando Pirates 24 12 6 6 26 20 30 vember. at the Cologne meeting, grab­ all award, the athlete's highest Hellenic 24 12 5 7 39 33 29 bing the 1 5OO-metre race title score at each meeting, up to a 0 Calls for 34-year-old Robson to be recalled to the national side in 3:35.98. maximum of five, plus points Sharp Blackpool 24 10 9 5 25 20 29 have been gathering pace since the 1-0 defeat by world chanlpi­ World ch..'U11pionships 5 000- scored im the filial are total- Dynamos 24 9 9 6 36 19 27 ons Germany last Wednesday. metre gold medallist, Yobes . led. - Sapa-Reuter: Lightbodys Santos 24 8 8 8 32 27 24 England were carried out for inspiration and tactical awareness Total Aces 24 10 4 10 29 27 24 against th~ Gernllllls - the very ingredients Robson brought to the Pretoria City 24 7 10 7 23 28 24 teanl during his lengthy reigns captain. Club Tuje Pamodzi Wits University 24 7 9 8 39 30 23 Lawrie McMenemy, assistant to England manager Graham Bloemfontein Celtic 24 6 10 9 37 32 22 Taylor, took pains to praise Robson after that defeat and hinted Presents Crusaders 24 7 8 9 28 37 22 that there may be further international mileage in him. · Vaal Reefs Stars 24 6 9 9 19 27 21 Wed. 18-9-91.Special Disco. Ladies Amazulu 24 5 S 11 26 30 18 Nigeria strict on drugs free from 20hOO-21 hOO~ Admission: African Wanderers 24 3 10 11 22 41 16 R6,00 Dangerous Darkies 24 5 6 13 19 ' 41 16 NIGERIA has warned its athletes heading for the All-African Bosnionl Chelsea 24 5 ,- 4 15 19 48 14 Ganl;S in Cairo that drug abuse will not be tolerated. Thur. 19.9.91.Normal Disco with PE Blackpool 24 4 5- 15 19 49 13 • 'Nigeria will not forgive any individual athlete who causes the Manning Rangers 24 15 14 41 12 nation disgrace because of involevement with drugs," Nigerian Specials. Come and enjoy the nite. 3 6 Olympic Committee (NOC) President Raheem Adejumo told the Real Taj 24 2 3 ' 19 19 64 7 Admission: R6,00. From 20hOO till teanl during a lecture by drug law enforcement officers. The teanl of about 300 athletes, competing in 16 events, and late. some 100 coaches and' officials is the largest ever sent to the Friday 20.9.91 Variey of action. Games by Nigeria. Brazil to maintain Nigerian newspapers said military President Thrahinl Babangida, Come and meet new friends, 20hOO current chairperson of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), till late. Admission: R8,00 would open the games in Ciaro late next week. World Cup record Nigeria is sensitive to the bad name given to the country, a Sat. 21.9.91.Matinee fro.rn 14hQO till major trans-shipment area for illicit cocaine and heroin, follow­ BRIZILIANS are confident they can maintain their ing an increased number of arrests ofN igerians, including at least 18hOO. Admission: R2,50. From record as the only country to have playe.d in every one sportsman, on trafficking and related charges. 20hOO till late, normal disco. World Cup final series, following the dra~ fo!" the South American qualifying groups for the 1994 competition. Admission R8,OO The draw, made in Asuncion at th.e we.ek~nd, placed,Brazil in . AC Milan earn Y~luable point Sunday 22,9 ..91 ,.Strictly jazz, ~ver}ing " Group A with Colombia, Peru, Paraguay aod ,Venezuela. It is , A ,last-minute own goal by Juventus defender Massimo Carrera : .' 'considere the Qceania' grQup chainpions and the .CONCACAF,group-run- · rio Albertini. ners-up. , , 'B.ut just when it seemed Juventus had done enpugh to move For further infortnatidn 'call tel. > Argentina face Bolivi a, Ecuador and' l\Ich-ri,vals Uru~ay . clear at the top, Carrera headed' a lobbed cross from Milan's Chile were banned from the 1994 c.ompetiti0n by t.Qe Inte.rpa- international defender Paolo Maldini .into his own net when 61675 office hours tional football Federation (Fifa) after walking off the p~\ch goalkeeper Stefano Tacconi had appeared to. have it covered. 63289 home. during a World Cup qualifying match in Brazil in 1989. Milan's city rivals International~ edged into top spot with a 2- ohome win over Verona which put them in front of Juventus and Milan on goal difference, All three have five points from three Ask for Maggie. matches. (j!~~~~:~~~t;.~~~~r;i~~~~\! · David Plait scored his second Italian league goal, netting in the Tel: (061) 36970 or Fax: (06l339fJO : 76th minute to give Bari a 1-1 home liraw against defending .. .. - ".--' .. chanlpions Sampdoria. THE NAMIBIAN W~dnesday September: j8. 1991, ,15 Armed clashes at Brazil soccer game

RIO DE JANEIRO: Four people were shot and wounded and 47 suffered other injuries in clashes between rival Brazilian soccer supporters armed with guns, home­ made bombs, sticks, stones and knives, police said on­ Monday. The·trouble began three hours Flamengo were sent off for before the start of Sunday's fighting in the first half while Rio de Janeiro championship five other players were booked. match between Flamengo and Gaucho of Flamengo and Vasco da Gama, watched by Geovani of Vasco also came to 70000 supporters at the Mara­ blows but the referee took no cana stadium. action. Organised gangs of support­ Striker Bebeto made up for ers clashed in front of the main his lacklustre performance gate and had to be separated by during Brazil's friendly inter­ police using tear gas. national defeat by Wales last Four people were shot dur­ week by opening the scoring UP AND OVER! One of Namibia's hopes for a gold medal at the Cairo Games bighjumper Anneriede Klerk sailing ing the fight - three in the stom­ for Vasco in the fourth minute. over the bar dtp"ing a ~ocal athletics meeting at the Independence Stadium. ach and one in the leg - and After a foul-ridden first hiM were taken to a nearby hospital Gaucho equalised for Flamengo where they were under obser­ in the 51st from a controver­ vation, police said. - sial penalty awarded for an Fighting continued inside the alleged handball against Mac­ Italians hope for good stadium as fans threw home­ ula. Nelio scored the winner in made bombs and stones at each - the 70th minute. other. Vasco left the field com­ One fan was taken to hospi­ plaining about the referee and tal after a bomb landed on his Flarnengo about the Vasco showing in·W orld Cup foot. Out~ide the stadium, tackling. another bomb narrowly missed Controversial striker Renato, a passing bus. left out oflas! week's interna­ Rome in March. tennined to ensure he does not ROME: Italy are not expecting to go far in rugby Police said seven people were tional, provided the perfect Although Italy subsequently make a nightmare debut like union's second World Cup next month. One look at the arrested, one carrying a revolver. re~onse by scoring four goals - like Ireland - lost both their fellow-Argentine Rodolfo fixture list shows why. Better teams than the Azzurri There was also violence on and setting up another as Bo­ tests in Namibia in June, they Ambrosio, abruptly dropped as (Blues) would be overwhelmed by the prospect oft'acing the pitch as Flamengo canle tafogo thrashed bottom-of-the are no longer a pushover for fly-half after that crushing defeat holders New Zealand and co-hosts England in the space of six from behind to win 2-1. Franca . table V olta Redonda 6-1. - Sapa anyone. by the All Blacks four years days. of Vasco and Charles of Reuter. Scoring four tries to Na­ ago. - Sapa-Reuter. But the Italians aim to stay the United States as opponents mibia' s' three in the second test on the upward curve which for their opening game in pool in Windhoek on June 22, Italy began towards the end of the one on October 5. confirmed their strength in the inaugural tournament in 1987. Another big early defeat backs where they can prodt1ce TIu­ istic. mibia's fly half Jaco Coetzee, Ladies Nite with the New Weekend Band ment. "Weplayedso-soontourin whose 21 points included five "We've had a good season Namibia, losing the two most penalties which exposed a Ladies free from 9-9.30. Admission RIO,OO at international level. We're important (test) matches," certain lack of discipline in the going upwards," Italy's French ' Dominguez, me of Italy 's p!acl>­ Italian forwards, often caught coach Bertrand Fourcade said. kickers, said. offside. "We hope to make a good "We've been correcting Fourcade picked_,lO veter­ impression and it's always mistakes since. We'll have to ans of the 1987 W 6fld Cup in possible to win all matches. see. No match is lost before his squad of26. Seven of them We're prepared," said Four­ it's played." saw action although Fabio cade, who gathered his squad Italy made their intentions Gaetaniello, once his country's together for World Cup train­ clem' two years ago when they best centre, was the only Ital­ ing 11 days ago. took on the experienced Four­ ian to play in all three matches "We'11 be looking for stu­ cade. He has supervised a string in New Zealand. { pendous results against Eng­ of good results, including a Fullback Luigi Troiani, a t t land and New Zealand." . 21-19 win against Romania in clarinet teacher by profession ~ {~ J 1 i""'~. ,~. ~-~."":'. ~, ....--r-r.. · ·'....-·....---T..-H-E-.-N-A-M"...,..,..IB-I--Ac--...... ,". .-r - 19 N

J SPORT' NOTICE BOARD Windhoek Lager NFA Cup competition THE winner of the 6 cases of Windhoek Lager beer in the Windhoek Lager NFA Cup competition to predict the four teams that will proceed to the semi-final is out. JosephM. Sabata from Windhoek, rightly predicted that Black Africa, Blue Waters, Chief S,antos and Young Ones would go through, Sabata should contact Neavera Olivier at telephone 62915. Only one correct entry was received. Watch this space - you could be the next winner! DOLERIET Try Again players, supporters and officials in ajubilant mood after their heroes seized Blue Waters Blue Waters v. Black Africa 2-1 at their Kronlein Stadium in Keetmanshoop last year. A Try Again official yesterday accused officials of the Keetmanshoop Soccer Committee of conspiring against them. The Windh~k Lager NFA Cup semi-final first round outing clash between Interatlantic Blue Waters and defending champi­ ons Nashua Black Africa will be played at Walvis Bay. 'Ibis was announced by the Namibia Football Association in a press statement yesterday. The match, scheduled for 16hOO, will be contested at the Kuisebmond Stadium. What went wrong TCL ChiefSantos and Toyota Young Ones have already played their fInt r.Q..und tie at Tsumeb on Saturday. ANWNA Uno motor car draw • SECRETARY of the All Namibia Women 's Netball Association ID Keetmanshoop? (ANWNA), Elize Petersen, yesterday announced that the draw for the Uno motor car will be made this Saturday, September 21. The lucky winner will be announced at the Wemhill Park at lOhOO sharp. The ANWNA secretary also took the opportunity to thank the people that took part in the competition for their support and patience. CONRAD ANGULA " The date for the draw had to be postponed due to circum­ stances beyond our control, .. she said. SOCCER infighting has reared its head at Keetman­ shoop as Doleriet Try Again, the enterprising Keetman­ Junior tournament for juniors 'shoop first division outfit, claim they were robbed of two league points against Everton. THE Tennis Development Corr.nUttee (TDC) will be presenting a Junior Open Tennis Tournament at the Police Tennis Club This accusations came -in the Football Association try to wake of widespread allegations smuggle in their favourite clubs COUltS in Olympia from October 7 to October 8. that officials from the various for the national promotion! CONTINUED ON PAGE 15 sub-regions of the Namibia relegation play-offs at the expense of the legitimate con­ tenders. According to a TI'J Again offIcial, who prefers to remain anonymous, people are out to NF A Secretary Gen'eral Sebastian Kamungu avoided a block hiS-team from taking part fight before this year's national promotion/relegation in the Metropolitan toumament. play-bffs at the Ramblers Stadium when Pubs and BMC "1 cannot understand why Everton should be allowed to took to the field at the same time against Benfica. take points while the appointed points to everyone," the for­ the then NFA General Secre­ match (commissioner) secretary mer Try Again player con­ tary Sebastian Kamungu (the and referee agreed 'on an ex­ cluded. man who cleans up what other tension of time," stated the The Namibian Sport has offIcials have messerl up) pre­ clearly distressed official. received numerous phone calls vented players w officials The official continued that from team officials country­ from both teams fighting it of the team's players were ~ost wide enquiring about the nec­ out. in Windhoekforthe Coca Cola essary requirements for regional To avoid a repetition of this, Schools' tournament and that first -division clubs to take part the NFA vice-president and they could not field a suitable in the Metropolitan champi­ current office bearer, Hendrick side. onships. Christian, issued a statement "AUwe asked waS an hour's We can also reveal that some yesterday in which the regions extension as the players were regional officials are notori­ and sub-regions were requested on their way back from Wind­ ous for their favouritism to­ to submit the names of the hoek. Tne match · secretary wards certain teams. teams that qualified for the (conumssioner) agreed but for This has led to ridiculous Metropolitan competition. unknown reasons someone Went situations in the past where Attempts to reach the Keet­ behind.our backs and persuaded , official~ have just told some manshoop Soccer Committee the referee to award Everton clubs to participate in certain chairperson Baby Helu for the points," the official fumed. competitions. The most recent comment were in vain at the "Our foes on the Keetman­ problem being Pubs FC and , time of going to press. shoop Soccer Conunittee know BMC FC, from the Northern * Meanwhile BUllet Hansen that we were definitely going (qtjiwarongo) sub-region, both . ofthe Far Northern sub-region to qualify for the Champ of taking the field against Ben­ told the Namibian Sport yes­ Champs competition and that's fica, from the Far Northern terday that his region will stage why they want to stop us. sub-region (Tsumeb), during a tournament which will deter­ They can takll our points away the national promotiOn/relega- mine the qualifier forJhtl, above­ but we will follow the right tion playoffs. . mentioned competition. procedures by appealing to the ' The Namibia Football As­ ,Hansen also confirmed that mother controlling body. We sociation was caught off-guard his region will complete its . are sorry for Everton but ev­ as both BMC and Pubs wen~ league commitments before the eryone must work hard for his told by officials of their asso­ October 11 deadline to meet own success, we are not a'charity ciation to come to Windhoek. the NFA's call to all the first organisation to hand over free Only swift intervention from division in the country.