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WINDHOEK: US vice-president Dan Quayle jetted The' vice-president did not make any 'conunents upon his vice-president's visit. into Windhoek last night for the start of a two-day visit arrival. . Namibia is the fourth country on Quayle' s five-nation African to Namibia. Quayle, on his first visit to Namibia, is the most senior US trip, part of a tour marked by calls for deomcmtic and economic He was met at the International Airport by US Ambassador official to visit southern Africa. reforms. to Namibia Genta Hawkins Holmes, acting Namibian Prime Tomorrow, he is to hold talks with President SamNujoma on The US vice-president, who has been preaching capitalism on Minister Hifikepunye Pohomba, acting Foreign Affairs Minis­ US aid progranunes to Namibia. Afterwards, he will address the his trip, has already visited Cape Verde, Nigeria and Malawi, ter Hidipo Hamutenya and Chief of Protocol Martin Andj amba. media at State House, visit a Katutura School, and in the after­ where he spoke of the :'democmtic revolution spreading all Quayle is being accompanied by his wife, Marilyn, and a noon, head north to visit the Etosha National Park. around" the world and Africa. delegationheaded by US Health and Human Sciences Secretary Also among the welcoming party was President Bush's grand­ On Friday Quayle is scheduled to leave for the Ivory Coast. - Dr Louis Sullivan. . son, J onathan, who was part ofthe advance team to prepare for the Sapa, Associated Press Tale of torture Arandis

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THE three workers who claim they were tortured by police­ fights men at Arandis yesterday spoke out about their night­ marish experience. All three were arrested by the police in connection with the theft of three drums of for life.. uranium oxide stolen from the Rassing Uranium mine in early August. Rassing employees Ewer­ JOSEPH MOTINGA hardt Mokatu, Brutus Bogisi THE death toll in South African townships yesterday rose to almost 100. Above: and Lawrence Debele all claim ARANDIS residents have started drawing up a survival : they were tortured in the po- . THOKOZA: Supporters of Chief Buthelezi's Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) march plan to counter the imminent retrenchment of hun­ lice cells at Arandis. through Thokoza township last Sunday after unidentified gunmen killed 18 !FP dreds of workers at the Rossing Mine. The torture allegedly in­ supporters heading to a meeting. The incident sparked off the latest spiral ofviolence Meanwhile the Cabinet has Swakopmund, a move it is volved being repeatedly suffo­ which spread to other townships. See full report, page 7. Photograph: Waiter decided to join forces with thought the mine is planning. cated with a water-filled plas­ Dhl~dhla, Agence France-Presse . Rassing in a bid to keep the * Residents who chose to tic bag over protracted peri­ desert town economically vi­ remain in Amndis after ret:reJ:x:h­ ods, sometimes lasting for able in the wake of the planned ment should be allowed to do almost an hour. retrenchments. so as long as they honoured An additional torture which NUNW urges Government to A meeting of Arandis resi­ requirements by the future Ewerhardt Mokatu says he dents, called by the Arandis administrative body of Aran­ suffered was that of being Residential Committee, re­ dis. suspended on his bent knees ACT NOW on Labour Code solved that retrenched work­ * The Ministry of Trade and on a broomstick placed be­ ers would do their utmost to Industry should promote new tween two desks. hold on to their houses in the conunercial enterprises in This form oftorture was also Blames employer organisations for delay town once they had been made Arandis, and to this effect, it carried out for lengthy periods redundant. was suggested that the viabil- . - allegedly until the circula­ THE National Union of Namibian Workers yesterday member unions oftheNUNW, A member of the Residen­ ity of business in the town be tion of blood in Mokatu' s feet called on the Government to ensure a speedy tabling of the NUNW however strongly tial Committee, Hanns Lessing, investigated and the siting of at one point stowed completely. felt that the Labour Code should told The Namibian yesterday new businesses be approved. Another Rassing employee, the proposed Labour Code in parliament and to ensure its speedy implementation. be tabledinits present form, as that a draft resolution prepared Added to which, the clothing Gregor Simana, was allegedly prepared by the Ministry of by the committee and discussed factory planned for the town beaten by policemen inside the The call was made by the forum in April this year by Labour and Manpower. at the mass meeting stated that: should give employment pref­ Rassing mine. - NUNW at press conference workers, the Government and The code as it stood had * The majority of workers erence to Arandis residents. In at least one incident; four yesterday, which the union employers. been prepared by the Ministry not to be retrenched would like * Schools should be kept policemen, including two white federation held specifically to As far as the NUNW was to remain in Arandis rather officers were allegedly pres­ express its frustmtion at the concerned, they regarded this Continued on page 2 than be transferred to Continued on page 2 ent while one of the victims delay in adopting the code. as the last forum of open par- r------1..------­ was being tortured. NUNW General Secretary ticipation by the "social part- One of the victims identi­ Bernard Esau said the absence . ners", Esau said. fied the white officers as a of a labour code was giving a However, the union had now Sergeant Louw and another free hand to unfair labour prac­ decided to bring the issue out officer named Opperman. tises by employers in the coun­ into the open because they felt The actual torture was how-. try .. they had exhausted·all existing WATER consumption in Windhoek has increase in consumption, work on extending ever allegedly carried out by As the "sole and authentic" channels. rocketed this year, and the Municipal­ the Von Bach Purification plant woula be two mysterious black men, one representative and mouthpiece According to Esau, the brought forward. However, this work will not of whom they identified only ity is predicting water shortages during of exploited Namibian work­ NUNW had held talks with the Summer unless people use this pre­ be completed until the end of 1994. as Petrus, and another who they ers, the NUNW wanted to various Governmentrepresen­ cious resource more sparingly. . In the meantime, the Municipality has called believe was named Shimuaf­ express its deepest concern tatives, including the Ministry on Windhoek residents to conserve and s.ave The average monthly water consumption in em. about the present labour situ­ of Labour, Minister of Finance water over the next three years and report any the capital between May 'and July was 27,5 per It is still not clear whether ation, and the delay in imple­ Ouo Herrigel and Minister of leakages to the city authority (Tel 391 2402 or cent higher than for the same period last year, the two men who inflicted the menting the Labour Code. Tmde and Industry Ben Arnath­ 391 2408 during office hours, and 61251 after and Municipal officials warn that should this tOlture are members oftbe police According to Esau, the ila. hours). Failure to do this will undoubtedly lead "excessive" use of water continue into the force - or whether they were NUNW had followed all the Esau said that during the to water shortages. Sunmler, demand will exceed supply by as just recruited to carry out the correct channels to obtain the various discussions they had The biggest increases in water consumption much as six per cent. torture. necessary infonnation about the been presented with a variety were in Katutura and Windhoek West where Current water supplies for Windhoekwere According to one of the delay of the Labour Code. of reasons for the delay in 41 and 50 per cent more water was used re- TIle Labour Code issue had implementing the code. Supposed to meet the capital's demand until Continued on page 2 been discussed at a tri-partite After consultations with the 1996, but in light of this year's staggering Continued on page 2 THENAMIBIAN A Tale of torture

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victims, a ~hite police "officer' at one point said one of the two alleged torturers was a former Koevoct member while the other TWO student midwives came into The Namibian office man was a former Plan fighter. yesterday desperate for a delivery - of stolen textbooks On the other hand, another and notes they urgently need to pass exams in five victim said he knew Petrus, weeks' time. Midwives Riana Hamilton ofSwakopmund " and that Petrus was in fact a and Elfreda Xoagus of Windhoek are both students detective with the Swakopmund approaching the end of a lO-month course at the Acad­ police. emy in Windhoek. All threel'however, agreed 'Jky say they need the books, store at about 13hOO yester­ that the torture had been car­ their handwritten notes and the day. When the midwives asked ried out with the full knowl­ registers which show how many nearby newspaper vendors if edge of ·senior police officers, deliveries each has done in the they could help, they were including Inspector Blaauw of past year as part of the exami­ threatened with a knife. "I have the Swakopmund police. nation preparations. An upset searched in all the dustbins in Furthermore, they also al­ Hamilton yesterday appealed the area, and I've cried, but leged that senior security offi­ to anyone who finds the books, nothing helps," said Hamilton cers in Rossing's Protection to drop them at The Namibian a few hours afterwards. Department also knew that they offices "no. questions asked". The textbooks include titles were going to be tortured - and THESE Rossing employees may not have any physical scars, but the mental scars they "The books, re~er and notes such as "Midwifery for Mid­ in fact colluded inhaving them suffered as a result of treatment by members of the police force at Arandis will are of no value to anyone, except wives", "Professional Practice tortured. probably remain with them for a long time. The are, from left, Ewerhardt Mokatu, a student midwife, and we need and Ward Administration" and At the same time, it also Lawrence Debele, Brutus Bogosi and Gregor Simana, who was allegedly beaten, but them desperately or we will "The New-born Baby" as well became known yesterday that not tortured, by police inside the Rossing mine complex. not pass the exams," she said. as the "Yearly Register" of at least two men are being held She asked people if they see their baby deliveries. The stu­ by the police in connection nium was stolen. out that the uranium had been strip down to his underpants, them in wastepaper bins or dents names are on the books. with the theft of the uranium The police apparently cal­ stolen. and his hands were handcuffed elsewhere to hand them in as Also lost is a set of five keys on oxide drums. culate that the uranium- was During the questioning he behind his back. soon as possible. "I'm not a bottle-opener key holder. According to local Arandis s"tolen during the aftemoon shift was introduced first to Shimuaf- Bogosi claims that while worried about the bags, but Anyone who sees the books sources, Johannes Joseph and - based on the fact that the eni and later to Petrus, and Petrus tortured him by holding please bring the books." or has any information should J 'Shudeni have been held in bakkie used by the thieves was asked whether he knew them - the water filled plastic bag over The books were in two bags, contact reception at The Na­ police custody for the past four seen refilling at Usakos roughly which he did not. his mouth and nose, Opper- a light-blue and a dark-blue mibian as soon as possible as weeks. one hour after leaving the mine. When he was unable to an- man allegedly assisted by hold- one, stolen from the back of a the two must start revising for The two men made a brief Debele feels that part of the swer their questions, Opper- ing down his feet while Volkswagen Beetle car in the their exams as soon"as pos­ court appearance on August suspicion against him was based man allegedly started making Shimuafeni held down his head. carpark at the back of Shoprite sible. 20 but will remain in custody on the fact that he was respon­ threats. He said that when the torture until their next court appear­ sible for locking all the gates He allegedly said, while became absolutely unbearable ance on September 17. during the shift. pointing towards Petrus and he started screaming. The most striking aspect Another factor which counted Sbimuafeni "these two are going When he started screaming spectively during the past year. problem at hand, and they about the arrests, and the one against him was the fact that to work you over, and by the Opperman allegedly started "The Department of Water depend on the co-operation of case of assault, is that they he could not account for all the time they finish with you you shouting to Petrus that Petrus Affairs and the City Council of everybody to use water judi­ appear to have been based on kilometres he had travelled in won't have any marks on you should pour the water in the Windhoek trust that all con­ ciously," said a Municipal highly circumstantial evidence. a company vehicle on that but we will have the informa- bag down his throat so he would sumers will appreciate the spokesperson. Ewerhardt Mokatu claims he particular day. tionwewant". shut up. was arrested only because the Bogosi himself was first Bogosi claimed that not long According to Bogosi, the police found out that Brutus arrested in connection with the after that Rossing security torture only stopped when he Bogosi had asked him to give uranium theft on August 7. officer Nasilowski asked Petrus started challenging the police with the assistance of the In­ the presence of the labour the message that Bogosi had On the first occasion, he was "do you want him now " . about the manner in which the movement, and had influenced . been questioned by the police not subjected to any torture but Petrus allegedly responded investigation into the missing ternational Labour Organisa­ tion, as well as local experts. the delay in the implementa­ to one of Bogosi's friends. was forced to spend a night in by telling Bogosi "you better uranium was being carried out. The aim during the drafting tion of the Labour Code. Gregor Simana also claims the police cells. talk now before I lose my The fact that a light near the that he was assaulted on the He was re-arrested by Ser­ humour", in a very threatening warehouse where the uranium had been to make the code The union federation further conform to ILO labour stan­ rejected the excuses being used basis of extremely flimsy evi­ geant Louw at his Swakopmund manner. was stored had been sabotaged, danis - an organisation of which by the employer organisations dence supposedly linking him home on August 13 and taken Furthermore, before they took and that a gate had been found Nanubia was a member country. to delay the Labour Code. to the theft. to the police station for him to Arandis, Honniball at open, had apparently been Esau said the NUNW would Esau said the NUNW found According to Simana, po­ interrogation. During the inter­ one point allegedly said "Stop! reported to a white security. like to express its ' strongest the Public Service Commis­ lice apprehended him because rogation, Inspector Blaauw, Maybe he wants to talk. Maybe The security officer how- dissatisfaction and .rejection of sion's notion to exclude work­ he happened to be sitting at the Sergeant Louw and Opperman he doesn't want to go with ever allegedly failed to enter the factors contributing to the ers in the public sector from back of the bakkie Mokatu was were allegedly all present. Petrus after all. " this into the log book. delay. The further con­ the code unacceptable. driving when Mokatu passed According to Bogosi, Rossing Bogosi said that when Petrus According to Bogosi, it was NUNW demned the "unco-ordinated, Lastly, the NUNW rejected on Bogosi's message on to security officers, Honiball and took him to the Arandis police only when he challenged the non-mandatory back-door the argument that the code another friend. Nasilowski, were also present station the duty officer initially police, by asking them why would have a heavy economic The police apparently wanted " throughout the interrogation. refused to allow Petrus to take they had not questioned this lobbying" by employer organ­ isations. impact on the NamibiaIi econ­ to know what Mokatu said to The only explanation he was him into the cells without his security officer, that they This lobbying had been al­ omy, and be too complicated the friend, ,but Simana kept given for his arrest was that name being entered in the stopped torturing him. lowed to take place without for practical implementation. telling the police he did not someone else who had been register. Petrus however in- .-!!!!~!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~::! know because they were speak­ arrested had broken down during sisted he was only taking Bogosi ing Otjiherero - which he does interrogation and given the into the cells to have a little not understand. police his name. talk with him, and then later Lawrence Debele thinks he The main questions he had allegedly just grabbed the keys was arrested simply because been asked was whether he from the duty officer and led he happened to be on the after­ knew about the stolen uranium, him to an empty cell. noon shift on the day the ura- and when exactly he had found In the cell he was ordered to

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CNR. TV MOORElJOHN MEINERT STREETS TEL: (061) 228346/225467 YESTERDAY'S NUNW press conference at which the union accused eJilployer of using underhand 10I>bying tactics in an effort to sabotage the implementation of the Labour TYPING COURSES * TYPING COURSES Code. The General Secretaries of several industrial unions were pr~sent at the press conference chaired by NUNW General Secretary Bernard Esau. Above are, from left, Willie Matsi (Natau), Ptrus Donga (Napwu), Bernard 'Esau, Andrew Nangolo (MUN) and Sarah are now offered for beginners by means of practical competency Nambahu (Nadawu). based training. Enrol now for: number of state nurses had the siting of new businesses in already been moved to other the town which would in turn *KEYBOARD TRAINING *BASIC TYPING SKILLS investigate, together with the create jobs for retrenched mining company, ways of workers, the spokesperson said. DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND NOW OPEN UNTIL 20HOO! keeping Arandis alive economi­ The spokesperson added that alive and hostels established. cally. clothing, detergents, dry fish Training for Namibians by Namibians * Hospitals should be kept The possibility of granting and granite factories were open and the number of nurses Arandis municipal status was among those being considered increased. Lessing said a 'to be investigated, along with for location in Arandis. OUD ty fl~bOW$~i ' tti't)utei heya ¥ ... ..p • , ... o ui ~L' ~ • " , After two years, still no of murder 0 army man answers on Anton's death MESSAGES were received only from Namibia Peace Plan . A PROl\1lNENT business­ In his judgement, Acting and the parents of the late Anton Lubowskl on the second man from the North, TYAPPA NAMUTEWA Justice Hann.')h found that anniversary of the assassination of the Swapo leader. Salmon Sheya, 40, was Hamwele had been causing Lul}.owski, prominent Swapo leader and trade unionist, was gunned down outside his Windhoek home by assassins yesterday found not guilty 'ignored him. . Willem and Victoria Ipinge, trouble at Sheya's store judg­ Sheya pleaded not guilty and who worked in the bottle store ing from the two witnesses. It on September 12, 1989~ shortly before UN-supervised elec­ in the Windhoek High tions were held in Namibia. Court of murdering a told the court that he had not that night, supported Sheya' s was also true that Sheya and intended killing Hamwele. In evidence, while another wit­ his workers had been sworn at Two years have passed since his death, and as yet no-one senior Namibian Defence the explanation of his plea, ness, Abraham Nhinda, who and threatened and that, on has been charged for the murder, although it is generally Force officer. read to the court by his coun­ admitted to being a good friend several occasions, Hamwele had believed .. that elements of the SADF's Civil Cooperation Sheya was acquitted because ' sel, JJ Swanepoel, Sheyasaid of Hamwele, gave contradic­ refused to leave the premises. Bureau (CCB) were responsible. the court failed to prove be­ he had only wanted to shoot tory evidence. Justice Hannah also rejected The parents of the late Anton, WUfrled and Molly yond reasonable doubt that he over Hamwele' s head to frighten . Nhinda' s evidence was .re­ the allegations of Abraham Lubowski, have sent the following message on the anniver­ had acted wrongfully, unlaw­ himoffas Hamwelewas alleg- - jected by Acting Justice Robin Nhinda, who told the court that sary of his death: fully or negligently, when he edly provoking people and Hannah, who described it as he could hear and see every­ "Government of Namibia and all Swapo comrades - do fired the shot which caused the causing trouble at his shop. reconstruction rather then re­ thing in the darkness at a dis- you still remember some of the words of President Sam death of the anny man. Sheya said he had asked one ality. tance of 100 metres. . Nujoma at the funeral service of Anton Lubowski on 30 He was accused of having of the deceased's friends to Danie Smal, who appeared According to Justice Han­ September 1989? shot and killed Job Kandiba convince Hamwele to leave, for the state, argued that Sheya nab, Sheya had not acted un­ "'The public wants to know the truth, so do we in Swapo, (Hamwele) at Cash and Ca.rry but he had refused. had acted negligently when he lawfully when he had taken the and in particular-, th~ family whose pain and loss is so Bottle Store, Oluno, on Febru­ Hamwele had allegedly fired the shot. He submitted rifle, as he (Sheya) had re­ overwhelming. To Comrade Anton's parents, family and ary 16 this year. The bottle threatened people, . including that Sheya must be found guilty garded it as the only threaten- . close friends, I, on behalf of the entire Swapo leadership, store belongs to Sheya. Sheya himself, swearing at him of culpable homicide or negli­ ing object which he could use wish to assure them that in our midst, his name and According to the charge­ and chasing him around. gent handling of a fireann. . to frighten off Hamwele. achievements will forever be inscribed In the golden pages sheet, Sheya shot Hamwele Sheya aslo told the court.that Sheya ',s defence counsel, JJ "If the accused wanted to of our national history'. through the head with an R-4 when Hamwele had chased Swanepoel, submitted that the kill the deceased, then he could "Now two years after the assassination of this brave semi-automatic rifle after an them, he had been anned with evidence of Sheya was true, as have done it with the pistol, young 'freedom fighter' for Namibia, nobody has been argument. a 9mm Browning. "If I had it had been supported by two which he possessed already even brought to justice. Not only that, but those who tapped his The argument allegedly wanted to kill him, I would witnesses. He argued that the at the time when he was telephone for many years and on the night he was mur­ erupted after HanlWp.le banged have done it with the pistol," court had failed to prove that chased, " the judge said. dered, are still In your midst, Including those who switched his hands on the counter. Sh­ Sheya said. his client was guilty of mur­ Sheya was found not guilty off the street lights to assist the assassins. eya ordered him to stop, but he Two eyewitnesses, ' Rauna der. and discharged. "Here in Cape Town, hundreds of people marched in protest many times during the two years, demanding action and speaking out against Magnus Malan and Adriaan 'Murder victim Vlok. They also contributed to the formation of the Harms Commission. was member "Namlblans, what is your contribution or even tribute to Anton Lubowski?", his parents asked. of Red Eyes' Namibia Peace Plan (NPP) placed an advert in this edition to commemorate Lubowski's death. A 27-year-old man, who The Namlbianjoins the ~bove in paying tribute to Anton for his tireless work in campaigning for Swapo and the im­ accused his victim ofbeing plementation of Resolution 435. a member of a criminal gang, known as the 'Red Eye' gang, was yesterday sent to jail for six years, Hereroland water after the Windhoek High Court found him guilty of problem mopped up: murder. Jacobus Eiseb was accused THE Depart~ent of Water ing valve. The Department said of having beaten to death Affairs yesterday reported there the problem had taken a long Coenrad Esau in Windhoek on had been a problem with the . time to locate because the November 16. water supply to Western Here­ damage was ., obscure. ' , It was alleged that Esau roland but said it had now been On Monday, the DTA con­ (deceased) was lying llIlder a flxed. The problem was re­ demned the Government's slow tree on that night at around ported on Friday afternoon, Sep­ response to the problem. 20h45. Eiseb and his girlfriend, tember 6, and an investigation The Government issued no DIPLOMATIC representatives of Tanzania and Belguim yesterday presented their Lien Cloete, who jumped bail team sent out the same day. response. It did ap'peal to ev­ and was never seen again, al­ However, it took the tearn eryone living in the area to credentials to Namibian President Sam Nujoma at State House. Pictured from left legedly assaulted Esau. Eiseb are, Elly Elineema Elikunda Mtango, Tanzania's High Commissioner designate to two days to locate the source treat the water supply network allegedly repeatedly kicked of the problem. Eventually they "with care and appreciation." Namibia; Bernard Pierre, Belgian AmbaSsador designate; Eddy Amkongo, Perma­ Esau on his head, while Cloete found that "one of the valves It further advised anyone with nent Secretary in the Office of the President; and President Nujoma. Photograph: hit him over the head with a on the main pipeline into Here­ information on suspect actions Joseph Nekaya, Nampa rock several times. roland had been obscurely and or tampering to report this to Eiseb also stabbed the de­ maliciously damaged". the Water Affairs Regional ceased with a screwdriver. After Vandals apparently broke an Office in Otjiwarongo, tele­ the incident, they left Esau and air valve and closed an isolat- phone: 0651-3114. he later died. Eiseb pleaded @mallmines, big hope~ not guilty to the charge and told the court that Esau had ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF HIS been a member of a criminal SMALL mines employ three Kirsti Lintonen. marketing are also needed. gang known as 'Red Eye'. Ac­ ASSASSINATION WE REMEMBER times as many people as larger It recommended that the new Fmnida and other agencies may cording to Eiseb, Esau and other ones per tonne produced, are small-scale mining unit at the provide help to establish these. members of the gang had at­ easier to set up in remote areas Ministry of Mines and Energy Currently, out of 15 000 tacked him prior to the mur­ and can profitably work re­ should be strengthened through people employed in mining, der. They had allegedly told ANTON LUBOWSKI serves which large mines have training programmes and by most work in three large and him that they would kill him. passed over. setting up a testing laboratory. seven medium mines while 1 On the day of the murder, he AND ALL THOSE WHO DI E[' .... j -·-tE T,hey are also particularly Advantages of small mines 000 work on some 30 organi­ and his girlfriend, Cloete, had ' CAUSE OF NA .,.. 1I BIAN LlBERAT ·1~". suitable to help develop Na­ ~clude their potential for cre­ sed small mines. Some 750 to met Esau in Windhoek and a mibia's 'mining sector to the atmg jobs e'specially in areas 2 000 people get work from fight had started between the WE DECRY THe: FACT THAT T 11...-· ,s E benefit of our people, accor~­ where there is little work, such time to time, although the clo­ two men. Evidence was given RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS ing to a study given yesterday as Gibeon, Rehoboth, Dam­ sure of Uis tin mine has af- . in the court how Eiseb and to Mines and Energy Minister araland and Kaokoland. They fected many small miners in Esau had been seen together at AND OTHER POLITICAL MURDERS Andin1ba Toivo ya Toivo. do not take long to get going or that region. a certain shop. Esau had alleg­ HAVE STILL NOT BE EN Tens of thousands of people require large amounts of capi­ Toivo ya Toivo said he had edly been drunk. live off small-scale mines in tal and can return to sites left just returned from a tour, largely A man also testified that he BROUGHT TO JUSTI Zimbabwe and Ghana, and the dormant or abandoned by big­ featuring southern Namibia. had seen Eiseb and his girl­ same could be repeated in ger operations. . " Many black people have friend attacking Esau as he lay Namibia was the verdict at the To establish them, Namibia claims allowing them to ex­ helplessly under a tree. presentation ceremony. The needs more information and plore;" he said, "butthey do not Eiseb, who was regarded as . study was prepared with the maps on what minerals we have know what to do about it". a first offender after denying M NAMIBIA NAMIBIA) help of geologist YIjo Pekkala, and where, testing facilities and Much more help could be given four previous convictions, was I>eACI! PLAN to help people set up and run ( funded by Finland's official equipment to explore, mine and sentenced to nine years' im­ PEACE PLAN their own mines and sell the aid agency Finnida, and pre­ process the minerals. Techni­ prisonment of which three years produce to support their fami­ sented by Finnish ambassador cal and business skills such as were suspended for three years. ~ lies. 4 Thursday September ·12 1991 1

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Pets, Comforting your fussy all. guerrilla coastal base near south Lebanon's port of Sidon. baby 21h27: Naked under * 1987 - The 10th anniversary of the death in detention of Steve Since its fonnation in March, workers, including permanent 17h56: Agriculture for All Capricorn (new) Biko is commemorated in services country wide. the disabled people's organ­ secretaries, are aware of the disabled's needs and rights. 18h26: Upstage A drama series based on the * 1988 - Medical teams work round the clock to prevent epi- isation has been establishing its national structures and pre­ According to Strong, the aid 18h59: The Darling Buds novel by Olaf Ruhen. . demics in wake of floods that devastated Bangladesh. paring its membership system. is especially welcome as it of May Starring: Nigel Havers, John 1988 - State President PW Botha and Minister of Defence * The cheque was handed over comes from an independent Episode 2: When Olarley sees J arratt, Penny Cook Magnus Malan meet Mozambican President Joaquim Chissano on Tuesday by Adrian Strong organisation in Japan. Their the radiant Mariette Larkin 22h12: Sport at Cahora Bassa. Talks centre on the revitalisation of Nkomati of Mantis, who is a local con­ campaign started some years accord between the two countries. tact for a Japanese group, ago and the organisation cam­ TODAY'S WEATHER * 1990 - Nineteen miners die and 22 are injured in an under­ Campaign for Independent paigned along with the anti­ ground explosion at the vaal Reefs gold mine in the western Namibia. It was received by apartheid movement in Japan ... Fine and hot. Transvaal. Sadike Nepela for the disabled to make sure that Japan stopped ... Coast: fine and cool with fog patches overnight. * 1990 - Four unidentifled blacks driving a minibus unleash a . organisation . supporting the occupation of ... Wind: moderate southerly to south-westerly. wave of terror in central Johannesburg, randomly flring on People, including develop­ Namibia.·It was partly respon­ commuters and pedestrians, killing three and wounding eight ment workers, are being cho­ sible for helping cut the ura­ others. sen for the leadership pro- ' nium contracts before independ­ * 1990 - Four powers sign s!)-called "two-plus-four" agree­ granmle which will be offered ence. ment providing for Gennan unity on October 3, 1990. in Windhoek by the Southern The solidarity body is based *. 1990 - Forty-nine blacks and one white policeman' die African Federation of the Dis­ in many Japanese towns and is Today is Thursday, September 12, the 255th day of 1991. overnight in factional flghting in South Africa. abled. The national executive eager to do what it can to pro­ There are 110 days left in the year. is preparing future plans for mote Namibia. Strong says that Highlights in history on this date: the organisation as well as official Japanese interest seems Today's Birthdays: much too little, and that Na­ * 1571 - France's King CharlesIX and Huguenot leader printing membership cards. It has held two meetings in Wind­ mibia is only handled by a Admiral Cologny are reconciled. Turkish fleet attacks ship­ France's King Francis 1 (1494-1547), HerbertHenry Asquith, hock ~ Oshakati, with a third senior official in the Harare ' ping in Adriatic sea, and John of Austria assembles fleet to English statesman (1852-1928), Maurice Olevalier, French actor-entertainer (1888- 1971). meeting scheduled for later this embassy. "We have gotto get oppose them. month at Mariental. the Japanese to do more. They ... 1683 - John ill of Poland and Charles of Lorraine raise 1he movement is also spread- have the largest aid budget in Turkish siege of Vienna. Thought for Today: , ing to new areas. Disabled the world," he added. ... 1711 - French force enters bay of Rio de Janeiro. Books are good enough in their own way, but they are a mighty groups are organising them­ As well as funding, Namibia * 1772 - Russia takes Baku and Derbent on Caspian Sea from serves and preparing budgets has a lot to learn from Japan's bloodless substitute for life - Robert Louis Stevenson, English Persia. at Rundu, Aranos and Goba­ unparalleled example of build­ author (1820-1894). * 1801 - Alexander I of Russia announces annexation of bis. In addition, the Govern­ ing a world-beating economy Georgia in Russia. ment is helping ensure that its in a short time; Riruako stands accused

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Edgars Ad. Dept S 1/91 ars 6 Thursday September 12 1991 THE'NAMIBIAN Hope amid Africa's -Today's quotations for unit trusts: General Equity Funds: BOEGrowth 134,19 125,40 4,66 Fedgro 118,33 110,48 11,08 economic disaster CUGrowth 110,99 103,62 5,20 Guardbank Growth . 2262,09 2119,28 5,61 Momentum 225,99 211,47 5,96 ency;, , he said. "This was never country should end and rich Tough economic plans drawn PARIS: Former World Metfund 179,52 167,21 4,69 . discussed during the 13 years I countries should not turn a blind up by the futernatiOIml Mone­ Bank president Robert NBS Hallmark 890,40 831 ,73 6,86 was at the Bank. ' , eye to bribes paid by compa­ tary Fund to turn round Afri­ McNamara said on Tues­ NorwichNBS 335,92 313,76 7,95 Without attaching formal nies to win contracts in the can economies had been the day that Africa was an Old Mutual fuvestors 2658,02 2479,07 4,85 conditions to their aid, donors Third Wodd. scapegoat of struggling Afri­ economic disaster zone but Safegro 126,58 118,45 6,69 have in ~ent years tried to The GCA was set up last cans for a decade. Sage 2342,46 2187,89 4,52 there was hope of prog­ impress on recipients the need year to act as a co-ordinator for But McNamara said: "I Sanlam 1627,73 1520,47 5,17 ress because democracy for more open government. African development policies. didn't hear any complaints Sanlam fudex 1271,00 1187,29 4,91 was growing there. McNamara said the rich world "The concern is not to create against structural adjustment SanIam Dividend 437,81 408,69 5,41 At a news conference fol­ did not want to impose any yet another structure, but a place today. It's seen as anecessary Senbank General 117,89 109,82 n/a model for democracy, but donors for supple reflection," said . step for human advance. ' , lowing a two-day meeting of 172,33 161,37 5,50 did want to see governments French Development Minister There was similar consen­ Southern Equity the Global Coalition for Af­ Standard 1090,86 1025,03 7,58 rica (GCA), McNamara reeled become more answerable to their Edwige A vic. sus among the dozen sub­ Syfrets Growth 250,82 234,58 5,61 off a list of economic statis­ people. Other topics discussed at this Saharan African states repre­ UAL 1943,27 1820,09 5,98 tics to highlight the plight of A report by the co-chairmen week's meeting were the in­ sented on a need to cut expen­ Volkskas 131,18 122,74 n/a Africa. of the conference - McNamara, terlinked problems of demo­ diture on defence, which Specialist equity Funds: But there were some posi­ Botswrum's President Quett graphic growth and low agri­ McNamara put at 200 billion Guardbank Resources 144,49 . 135,40 6,51 tive signs, he said, in particu­ Masire and Dutch Development cultural output, and various dollars per year, or four per Sage Resources ' 118,15 110,48 7,42 lar the acceptance of what aid Minister Jan Pronk - diplomati­ aspects of the African econ­ cent of Africa's Gross Domes­ SanIam fudustrial ' 946,88 885,42 4,33 donors term "governance". cally noted that " good govern­ omy. tic Product. Sanlam Mining 313,31 292,53 5,82 "We spent four hours yes­ ance' , was needed in the devel­ McNanmra said he was "That's roogbly equal to their Senbank Industrial 118,61 110,79 n/a terday talking about govern­ oped world, too. pleased that "Structural Ad­ expenditure on health and Southern Mining 133,46 124,87 6,16 Officials said that meant the justment Progranune" had education. That's a disgrace. It ance - corruption, if you will, Standard Gold 179,56 168,20 7,82 accountability, pluralism, pub­ practice of tying aid to the ceased to be a dirty term in has to stop," he said. - Sapa- UAL Mining and purchase of goods from the donor Africa. . Reuter. lic participation, transpar- Resources 371,10 347,36 . 5,73 UAL Selected Opportunities 1684,05 1572,98 4,46 IMF and World Bank stop' Zambian aid OldMutual~ 257,96 240,29 6,08 Old Mutual Mdustrial 345,72 322,10 3,78 LUSAKA, Zambia: The and this impoverished south­ , 'For all intents and purposes, ment riots that left at least 27 Old Mutual Gold Fund 112,96 105,10 6,41 International Monetary ern African nation's failure to the structural adjustment pro- - people deadin police and army Income/Gilt Funds: Corbank 100,75 99,69 17,50 Fund and the World Bank honour terms an economic re­ granune is dead. It.has been gunfire. Zambia, once a pros- ' form progranune approved by abandoned for political rea­ perous world copper exporter, Guardbank fucome 112,56 110,25 17,25 gave notice on Tuesday Old Mutual Income 107,06 105,91 16,76 they will tomorrow offi­ the IMF, the spokesman told sons," the spokesman said. has been plagued by economic Zambia is holding its first woes since the mid-1970s. Standard fucome 93,78 92,75 15,45 cially suspend aid to The Associated Press. He said donor nations sup­ multiparty elections for nearly In the mid-1980s the gov­ Syfrets Income 106,25 105,17 15,23 Zambia worth US 200 ported the action and agreed to two decades on October 31. ernment abandoned an IMF­ UALGil 1122,56 1111,34 15,30 million dollars, freeze their own aid to Zambia, Western nations charge that sponsored reform program Western donor nations inl­ also from tomorrow. Presi~ent Kenneth Kaunda' s because of its unpopularity. Closing exchange rates against the rand mediately said they will fol­ The spokesman, speaking on ' ruling United National Inde­ Homespun reforms then Curr Sell T T Buying A M Buying S M Buying low suit but gave no indica­ condition he not be identified, pendence Party refused to raise plunged the economy deeper tion of the amount of their aid said aid flows will stop from food prices before polling into.crisis until the new IMF US dollar 2,8600 2,8400 2,8235 2,8085 that will be frozen. September 13 when the gov­ because they fear a backlash program was adopted in 1989. Sterling 4,9600 4,8595 4,8615 4,8270 A spokesman for donor na­ ernment's arrears to the World from voters. Diplomats say the freezing Austrian tions said IMF and World Bank Bank exceed a 46-day limit. Kaunda's popularity has of Western aid and loans will shilling 4,1535 4,2080 4,2400 4,2695 officials informed Western He said Zambia failed to plummeted in urban areas as pose vast problems for any Australian $ 0,4415 0,4475 0,4520 0,4555 diplomats of the two institu­ abolish state subsidies on corn living standards declined in government voted into power Belgian franc 12,1000 12,3000 12,4000 12,5000 tions' decision at a meeting in meal, the staple food, and did recent years. in October. Botswana Lusaka not end price controls as re­ Last June, when the price of Foreign exchange can be pula 0,7090 0,7185 0,7245 0,0000 Reasons given included criti­ quired under Westem-sponsored corn meal was doubled over­ expected to dry up, halting Crumdian$ 0,3970 0,4025 0,4055 0,4080 cal lUTears in Zambia's debt reforms approved by the IMF night, most urban centers imports of fuel and essential Swiss franc 0,5160 0,5225 0,5265 0,5295 repayments to the World Bank and World Bank in July 1989. erupted in bloody anti -govern- goods. - Sapa-AP. Deutsche mark 0,5900 0,5980 0,6025 0,6065 Danish krone 2,2800 2,3095 2,3325 2,3535 Pesetas 36,9500 37,5000 . 38,1000 38,6500 REPUBLIC OF REPUBLIC Finnish mark 1,4395 1,4590 1,4725 1,4845 NAMIBIA French franc 2,0090 2,0350 2,0490 2,0620 ".. OF NAMIBIA Greek . drachma 65,4500 66,2500 67,8500 69,3000 Hong Kong $ 2,7015 2,7360 2,7535 2,7705 DEPARTMENT OF WATER AFFAIRS MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, WATER Irish punt 4,5220 4,4670 4,4355 4,4070 TENDER BOARD AND RURAL DEVELOP:MENT Italian lire 441,1000 447,0500 450,7500 454,1000 Japanese yen 46,9500 47,600 47,8500 48,100 TENDERS ARE INVITED FROM SUITABLE Kenyan QUALIFIED SUPPLIERS FOR: DEPARTMENT OF WATER AFFAIRS shilling 10,0065 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 'tENDER NO, F1/18/2-30/91 Mauritian Description: THE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF ONE INVITATION TO NAMIBIAN rupee 5,5870 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 CHISEL MORTISER, ONE V ALVB REFACER AND ONE Malawi ELECfRIC ARC WELDER. CONSULTING ENGINEERS kwacha 0,9770 0,9900 0,9990 0,0000 Closing date: 01 October 1991 Amount: RlO.OO Dutch gilder 0,6655 0,6740 0,6790 0,6840 TENDER NO. F1/18/2132191 Experienced flrms of Namibian Consulting Norwegian krone 2,3115 2,3405 2,3645 2,3865 Description: SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF ONE ONLY Engineers are invited to submit technical and FOUR WHEEL MOTOR CYCLE. New Zealand $ 0,5985 0,6060 0,6115 0,6160 Closing date: 01 October 1991 Amount: R5.00 flnancial proposals for services required by Pakistani TENDER NO, F1/18/2-33/91 the Department of Water Affairs for the de­ rupee 8,4335 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Description: SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF TWO ELEC­ sign and project supervision of the envisaged Escudos 50,6500 51 ,3500 51,9000 52,3500 TRIC SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS Oshakati-Omakango water supply project. Seychelle Closing date: 01 October 1991 Amount: RlO.OO Bona flde Namibian Consulting Engineers rupee 1,8565 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 can obtain the terms of reference for the Swedish krone 2,1 475 2,1755 2,1930 2,2085 ENQUIRIES: Singapore $ 0,5925 0,6015 0,6065 0,6110 (A) TECHNICAL: (8) TENDER DOCUMENTS project at room 210 of the Metje Behnsen. Zambian Officer: Mr A Genis Officer: Mr B Diergaardt Building, Independence Avenue. kwacha 24,4160 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Telephone: 061-63141-2170 Telephone: 061-63141 -2201 Offers for the project should be submitted to Zimbabwe $ 1,3240 1,3490 ' 1,3620 0,0000 Tender documents may be obtained at the Metje Behnsen Building, the Permanent Secretary, Department of These rates prevailed at 15h30 and are subject to alterartion Kaiserstreet, (Room 209) or from the Pennancnt Secretary: Wa~ r Affairs, Priv a~ Bag 13193, Windnoek, 9000. Water Affairs, Room 309, Metje Behnsen Build­ The amount (not refundable) must be paid to the cashier (Room 209) ing, Independence Avenue before 11:00 on 8 between the hours 07:30 until 13:00 and 14:00 until 16:00 before the October 1991. tender documents can be obtained. Tender documents shall not be forwarded on telephonic req uest~. Offers furnished on the offical ~nder document with the relevant tender ENQUIRIES CAN BE DffiE CTED TO: numberendorscd thereon, should be submitted to the Secretary: Tender Mr R A Alexander Board, PO Box 3329, Windhock, 9000 before 11:00 at the la~st. Tel: 061 3969111 . Permanent Secretary: Water Affairs 1 , t l!l:r"l'f j", ~]'-'1--;- " THE NAMIBIAN Thursday September 12 1991 7

Unita pulls INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP out of ceasefire Hurd urges democracy to Moi commission NAIROBI: British Foreign Secretary DQuglas Hurd saId yester­ day he would like to see Kenyan leaders adopt multi-party LISBON: The Angolan rebel democracy. movement Unita said yester- . Hurd, who met President Daniel arap Moi shortly after arrival day it had withdrawn from the in the morning, said he believed multi-party democracy was commission supervising its desirable in the East African nation, a fonner British colony. peace accord with the govern-' Hurd told a news conference that Moi agreed Kenya will . ment in protest at Luanda' s al­ eventually adopt multi-party politics once the Kenyan society SA unrest death leged failure fully to imple­ became more cohesive. ment the agreement. The Kenyan leader has cracked cown hard on proponents of But Unita made clear that multi-party politics. He says political pluralism will lead to this was merely a protest ges­ conflict among Kenya's 4O-odd tribes. ture and' it did not foresee l1- International human rights groups have accusedMoi' s govern­ breakdown of the Portuguese­ ment of human rights violations in suppressing discent and local toll reaches 94 brokered peace agreement that critics have charged rampant corruption and lack of accountabil­ ended 16 years of civil war. ity in the public sector. "There will not be war in JOHANNESBURG: The situation on the strife-torn East Rand was quiet yesterday Angola, there is no longer any afternoon after a fresh spate of killings earlier pushed the Witwatersrand death toll reason for arms to exist.' , Soviet troops to leave Cuba? close to 100, only days before a national peace summit. Marcial Dachala" the rebel movement's interim represen­ MOSCOW: PresidentMikhail Gorbachev said yesterday that he The official police death toll the talks in Pretoria said prog­ travelling in a car in Sebokeng, tative in Portugal, told a news was ready to pull out 11000 Soviet soldiers from Cuba, the hard­ since Sunday now stands at 94 ress was made and "further near Vereeniging, killing one conference. line Communist holdout in the Western Hemisphere. with 98 injured. discussion would take place in of them, police said. 'But we want to show the It was not clear if the number of soldiers represented all of A heavy police and anny due course". They also found the body of world that things are not going Moscow's remaining forces in Cuba, but the 11 000 figure given presence continued in the area There were renewed fears a man with gunshot wounds in well and that we want to return by Gorbachev was higher~ Soviet troop estimates by Western yesterday, and would remain yesterday that Saturday's Na­ KwaThema, near Springs, on to working with the MPLA military analysts. ( there " until the situation is tional Peace Convention, where the East Rand. (ruling party) in a spirit of His announcement was the most emphatic sign that more than cleared up", police spokesman a Peace Accord is due to be Violence erupted in Thokoza honesty and sincerity, ' , he three decades of close Soviet-Cuban ties were coming more Captain Eugene Oppennan said. signed by, amongst others, the about 06hOO when gunmen added. Unita spokesman distant. It came in a joint news conference with US Secretary of Early morning violence in ANC, government andlnkatha opened fire at a railway station Norberto de Castro listed seven State James Baker, who cautiously welcomed the news. Thokoza yesterday left at least Freedom Party, could be jeopar­ and a handgrenade was hurled conditions to be fulfilled by five people dead and 36 in­ dised by the continuing kill­ into a commuter bus at a nearby the government before Unita jured, according to police and ings. hostel. would send its delegates back Three fasters face charges hospital sources. Significantly, though, the Soweto was also quiet yes­ to the Joint Political and Mili­ Roadblocks were set up in maj or political players warned terday afternoon after four tary Commission (JPMC) which PRETORIA: The Deputy Attorney-General of the Transvaal up to five nearby areas,includ­ this week that Sunday's bloody people were killed in two sepa­ is overseeing the peace agree­ yesterday insisted the three fonner rightwing hunger-strikers still ing Katlehong, where sporadic massacre of 23 !FP members rate incidents on Tuesday night, ment, signedinLisbon onMay faced 25 charges relating to two explosions, but conceded some violence had broken out. and supporters in Thokoza was pushing that township's death 31. These included speeding of these could be withdrawn when the men appeared in court. African National Congress aimed at derailing the week­ toll sin,ce Sunday to 30, police up the confinement of MPLA The charges relate to two explosions last year. leader Nelson Mandela met end peace convention. said. troops at designated assembly On August 11 a bomb exploded at a Bloed Street taxi rank and President FW de Klerk on Yesterday's violence on the Police spokesman Colonel points, ending government on October 2 a parcel bomb exploded in Durban, killing a Tuesday night to discuss the Reefbeganjust after midnight Frans Malherbe pointed out the harassment of Unita sympa­ computer consultant. ongoing killings. when hit-and-run gunmen police unrest figures could rise. thisers and fixing a timetable The other five charges - one of murder, two of attempted A bland statement issued after opened fire on three women - Sapa. leading to multi-party elections murder and two of malicious damage to property - relate specifi­ in September 1992. cally to the Bloed Street blast and the Durban parcel bomb blast. Castro said JPMC and United Nations inspectors had con­ finned that more than 25 000 Anny releases 51 hostages Unita fighters had already KF AR TIENIT, Lebanon: The Israeli-controlled south Lebanon gathered at assembly points anny yesterday released 51 prisoners from a prison near here in . around the country. But he said a move that could herald a breakthrough in the Middle East the ruling MPLA had not yet hostage crisis. confined any of its own troops to separate designated assem­ bly points. Soviets sponsor peace talks Diplomatic sources close to the peace process in Angola CAIRO: The Soviet Union, despite the tumultuous changes of disputed this allegation, say­ recent weeks, intends to join the United States in co-sponsoring ing about 20 000 government a Middle East peace'conference, Soviet envoy Yevgeny Pri­ soldiers had so far been regis­ makOV said yesterday. tered by JPM C and UN inspec­ . tors at the assembly points. The Luanda government said AN C officials escape hitmen on Tuesday night that more than 54 000 troops, represent­ JOHANNESBURG: The African National Congress (ANC) said ing nearly half its army, were armed men tried to kill two of its senior officials during wide­ spread violence which has claimed almost 100 lives in four days. PRETORIA, South Africa: General Magnus Malan inspects a guard of honour already confined in such centres. during a farewell parade as minister of defence on September 6. Malan relinquished The sources said Unita' s list his position after SA State President FW de Klerk's cabinet reshuft1ein July following of demands reflected long­ Quayle visits refugee camp the Inkathagate scandal. Photograph: Walter Dhladhla, Agence France-Presse standing concerns that had been debated in the JPCM. BLANTYRE, Malawi: US Vice-President Dan Quayle yesterday They also recognised that visited a big refugee camp for Mozambicans in southern Malawi Croat crisis the demobilisation of MPLA after meeting Malawian cabinet members in the capital, Lilongwe. and Unita forces prior to the BELGRADE: Yugoslav formation anew national army President Stipe Mesic ordered was well behind schedule. Spain to import Nigerian gas federal army units in Croatia The sources said Unit a had to return to barracks within probably chosen the present MADRID: Spanish state gas company Enagas yesterday an­ 48 hours as ethnic violence moment to harden its stance on nounced it had reached agreement with 'the Nigerian National raged in a dozen towns and outstanding grievances in or­ Petroleum Company (NNPC) on a 22-yearcontract to import one villages in the rebel republic der to embarrass Angolan billion cubic metres of natural gas a year from 1997. yesterday. President Jose Eduardo dos . A mortar barrage by Ser­ Santos on the eve ofhis visit to DURBAN: Two Durban rightwing hunger-strikers, facing bian guerrillas forced Washington next week for talks Floods bring plague of snakes murder charges, ended their 24-day fast yesterday afternoon in with President George Bush. Croatian commanders to close BANGKOK: Poisonous snakes flushed from their nests by floods Westville prison hospital shortly after a Supreme Court judge "This is just to try to put Dos a bridge at Maslinica which in Cambodia have reportedly killed many people and cattle, a ordered them to appear in court today to continue their trial. was central Croatia's last Santos wrong-footed when he Orde Boerevolk members, David Petrus" 'Piet" Botha, 46, and arrives in Washington," one senior Thai official said after a relief mission to Phnom Penn. remainJng direct link with a Thai Deputy ForeignMinister Wichian Wattanakun said onhis Adriaan "Arrie" Smuts face charges of seven counts of murder long tract of its Adriatic diplomat said. and 27 counts of attempted murder for their alleged role in a The United States does not reutrn on Tuesday that he had been told that rice fields were coastline. infested with snakes and many people had died from bites. K waMashu bus massacre last year. .In recognise Dos Santos's left­ Zagreb, Croatian For­ "Hundreds of cattle were drowned or killed by poisonous They had previously vowed to starve themselves to death wing government, which was eign Minister Zvonimlr Sepa­ snakes," the official SPKnews agency, monitored in Bangkok, unless they were indemnified as political prisoners. rovlc said European Com­ heavily backed by Cuba and Their decision to resume eating followed a ruling by Mr Justice the Soviet Union during the said yesterday. munity peace talks due to Cambodia's worst floods in nearly 40 years have killed 100 Squires in the Supreme Court earlier yesterday that they should civil war. For several years the resume in The Hague today people, according to official figures which do not specify how the stand, trial in court today, despite a medical report advising United States has openly sup­ were pointless until a -real victims died. More than 300 000 people have been made home­ otherwise. pOlted Unita. But the United ceasefire was declared be­ less and 150000 hectares of crops destroyed as floods swamped A close friend of the two, Das van Wyk, said a visit to the men tween warring Serbs and States agreed that Dos Santos seven provinces. on Tuesday by OB Chief of Staff Leonard Veenendal, who Croats. "People are being should visit Washington when advised them to end their fast, probably influenced their decision. killed, people suffer," he told he signed the peace agreement * Reports from Reuters, Associated Press, Agence France­ - Sapa. reporters. three months ago. - Sapa-AP Presse and Sapa ~ Thursday September 12 1991

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.• OMUNANGESHEFA a shiivika nawa muNamibia, unene okwe mu yasha nale pefimbo denge neenghono koshitaafula TVAPPA NAMUTEWA tuu kOumbangalanhu, tate Salmon Sheya, komatango linya a kala te mu tuku noku ye ina hala okumwena ile onghela okwamonika e he na ondjo melopoto ledipao, mu taataa, shaashi efimbo al­ okufiyapo onhele. kala ta tukwa, okwa li e na Mokuuya nondjebo, Ham­ ishe 010 Sheya okwa li nom­ Nakufya okwa ponokela yo nokwa manguIulwa mombangu yOpomba yaWindhoek. ondjebo yaye yoludi 10-9mm wele okwe mu totela, nedila­ bistoli yaye yoludi 10-9mm Sheya novalandifi vaye oikando Sheya okwa kala ta un­ Sheya okwa hokolola nghee Browning, ashike ine i longifa dilo ngeno loku mu nyeka Browning. Kutya Sheya okwa ihapu. Omupanguli okwa mona gaungwa naye koveta okudja a kendabala moikando i lili na nande. Eshi nee a mona vati ondjebo, ashike Sheya okwa li nondjebo elimbo alishe shili, kutya Sheya mokukufa ondjebo, tuu momafiku 16 Febululai ku lili okumweneka nakufya kutya oshinima mboli osha fa shuna shanimanima, ta kulula osha kolekwa kuAbraham ina katuka nande onghatu imwe neudo, eshi mefiku 010 a yasha noku mu lombwela a fiye po ngaho nee tashi yi kokule, ko ondjebo yaye kepepe opo e Nhinda, umwe womembangi, i li kondje yoveta, shaashi oyo okufya "pamupya" omu­ onduda yaye ngeenge ina hala konima yeenghendabala dilili he i nyekulwe, naashi nee a 00 e li yo kaume kanakufya. ashike onghatu (Sheya) kwa li lumenhu wedina Job Kandiba -okungungumana. na ku lili, okqmweneka Ham­ m0Il!l kutya nakufya natango Omupanguli Robin Hannah, a tala tai dulu okumweneka Hamwele, 00 kwa li a holola Omhangu oya lombwelwa wele noku mu pula a fiye po ote mu landula, okwa umba 00 kwa li ta pwilikine oshibofa "omweeti wepiyaano" 00. edundakano pofitola yaye yed­ nghee Sheya-novalongeli vaye, onhele, ndele ina hala, Sheya oshikuti shimwe nelalakano eshi, okwa mona kutya Sheya Omatukano, omataatao no­ ina Cash and Carry pOluno. mwa kwatelwa omukulupe okwa ya kombelewa yaye, ta ngeno oku mu tilifa, ashike ke na ondjo moshinima osho, matilifo , kwa li taa ningilwa Sheya onghela okwa weedula da konda 60 va kala kufa ko ondjebo ya lCula yoludi nrupya ~ne oholo oya kWata shaashi okwa li a piy'aanekwa Sheya, ngaashi okupopya kutya hokololela omhangu kutya tava Jukwa nooina onguloshi 10R~4. Elalakano laye okwa li Hamwele momutwe nokufya. nai kunakufya. "ohandi ku dipaa nena, ame ~ nakufya okwe uya pongeshefa oyo kunakufya. ashike nakufya a mone ondjebo Sheya okwa hokololela Omupanguli okwa ekelashi ondi na ondjebo ya kula i dule '" yaye nokuhovela ta ningi Sheya okwa lombwela oyo, ye pamwe ta tila ngaho omhangu kutya ye ka li e na yo ehokololo laAbraham okambistoli koye oko, oinima ouxwapindi, sha dji opo eshi a omhangungheeakala ta tewa­ .• ~ ye a fiyepo ongeshefa yaye, ediladilo lokudipaa Hamwele, Nhinda, 00 a hokolola sha aishe ei oya twala mepiyaano, lombwelwa a ha konghole vali -·te:wa, ta tilifwa nokutukaelwa. shaaShl okwa li ta piyaaneke ashike okwa li ashike a hala a yooloka komahokololo eem­ osho omupanguli a popya. koshitaafahi shomalandifilo. PefimbQ alisl1e 010 Sheya a neeR~ono. ; • umbe pombada yonrutwe ~ye, bangi dikwao mbali, oshoyo Omupanguli Hannah okwa ye a tile nokuJadukapo ngeno. kehokololo laSheya mwene. koleka yo eendjovo daSheya 'Okwa 'lombwela omhangu . Omupanguli okwa mona kutyll, ngeno okwa li Sheya a Oonakukutha ombinii ya thigap9()wanibo.: kutya ondjebo yaye oi na om­ , kutya,O\llllbangi waNbinda·kau hala okudipaa Hamwele, ngeno .....1. . bapjIa, yo,vali· kai shi'edi da li na naana ousJ»li. okwe mu yasha ashike nale Manga omupanguli ina man­ Ehimgano lyqkukuthao~- Kep'ulo, Omundohotola hao kutya,'-,!seno okwa li nediladilo ile nehalo' ta piyaanekwa shili efiku 010, eyaokwamonikaehenaondjo linav.:a nO~lonawa mOshi­ omalongekidhO 'gomatalelopo li wo a gandja e1iahiko lye mosh­ shaashi nakufya okwa kala ta topolwa shaWll!llbo sho lya li .pail onga yawo ngaaShi kOsikola inima shokupata -6Kaklinika . lokudipaa Hamwele, ngeno yokudipaano~a mangululwa. lya tseyitha ombaadhilila kutya yOpevi k Engela oshowo -lyo otali ka hulitha po iilonga Onathinge na Uukule Secon- polwa na okwa li a lombwele yaly~ ... yokukutha ombinZi · dary Scho~l. - , , .,._ kokukuthaoshifo shika ombinzi kutya, mOshito-oshinima rllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~llll~ , mokati kaakalimo nokushuna Meme Imbondi ota ti kutya ashihe- osha gandjwiunomake koWinduka. . ye ina)taala ~a kutya, ehu- ga Amushanga ta Kalelele Omulongipan~ omulculuntu . litho po lyiilonga mbika olya gwOministry yUuhaku nlilonga mOshitopolwa shoka sho­ etwa shili kOmpumbwe yUUkalirrawa na okWa te.gc,­ kukutha ombinzi meme Salmi yiimaliwa, shapo opu na sha lelw;l. eyamukulo moshinima Magano Imbondi, okwa li a shimwe shi ili, oshoka pa Hefolo shika:Okwa tingelenani, osha Oshitayi sboNanso sho­ OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKA Tt lombwele oshifo shika mOs­ Wiegers, Ehangano olya li wo shuna kuukulu, ' okutegelela kUumbangalantu hakati kutya, ye oshowo aalongi lya gandja etompelo limwe aluhe ombinzi yi,kuzile ko Win­ wokokule mo Namibia, okutalika ko kutya, osha halika noSwapo, okomitiye tayi ti. pamwe naye mOshitopolwa kutya, oya li ya indile ya pewe duka ngaasru sha kala nale, pakana kiilyo iipe yOng­ nenge inashi halika. Okomitiye ndjika oya li ya shoka ngaashi Sr Ester Emvula, ehala mOshipangelo nena otashi ka kala oshidhigu Oya tsikile ko taya ti kutya, ningi eindilo lya man a mo kuiya Peyavali K.1lipi, Aletta Matheus shEp3ngelo mOshakati ya tunge okumona ombinzi meendelelo, undumpitithi konima sbo ngaashi ngaa ya popile kutya, yo naya ethiwe manga nombili na Johannes Booysen, oya li po ondjugo yawo yIilonga uuna ya ' pumbiwa moNanso mwa li mwe ya Okongresa ndjiyaka kaya li ya sigo taya mana omakonaakono ya haluthwa ketokolo ndjoka yokukutha ombinzi noku yi mOshipangelo, unene tuu sho etopoko shi na sha nedhi­ longelcidhwa nawa, noshowo gawo ngoka yiipyakidhila nago lye ya adha ombaadhilila longa ngaashi shi na okukala moshitopolwa mwa nika laadhilo Iya li lya etwa edhilaadhilo alihe kalya li lya manga, opo konirna iilonga noonkondo kutya iilonga yawo tashi ningwanayo, yo ya ze mo iiponga hayi ya ombaadhilila . moKongresa yebangano yelithilwa aailongi ayehe nawa, otayi yi mo ihe nawa, mpoka yokukutha ombinzi moshito­ mOlabora yomOshipangelo sha oyindji pethimbo limwe, ndyoka mujuli, kutya, opo ye li mpoka natango nOtaya omapu taga kaza mumwe noon­ polwa sha Wambo oya hulithwa Shakati moka ya kala haya ngaashi unene mbyoka yiihauto, pula hailwa Likoro e ye koNooli gongo. po. Okwa ti kutya etokolo ndika longele shito ihe Oministry omaidhengo nomaitso Nanso yi ze ko kumwe opo a tale kutya aailongi oyendji "Kutya tse aanamadhi­ oye li etelwa kAanambelewa yUuhaku nUundjolowele oya noomwele. noSwapo, osha li sha kun­ ya Namibia oya gama peni laadhilo giili" Dissidents- hasho yomEhangano lyawo haya li itayi yamukula kompumbwe Otashi vulika ombinzi yi ka d~neke kutya, yo oye li ya moshinirna shika. Ha koshito­ nande, oshoka tse otwa kala 10ngo ko Winduka yomadhina yawo ndjika mbala. pumbe, unene tuu nge toya thikama mEtokolo Iyawo polwa shaWambo ashike, ihe moNanso yi likumwe noSwapo Renate Wiegers na S.Gouws Kombinga yaaniilonga yawo poombinzi dhongundu- group­ Iyokukala kumwe nokoKaprivi. Okavango hela ngaa ya kala na osho twa otaya ti kutya oya tumwa oya thigwa ashike mpoka yimwe. noSWAPO ngaashi Iya li nOkaoko ye ta kwateleko na­ haIa shi kale natango, k Omuwiliki omukuluntu ~undohotola Shivute okwa anuwa, kakele ashike ka Sr lya tokolelwe mOshigongi tango iitopolwa yirnwe oyindji omolwaasho tatu kondjitha gwEhangano ndika Omundoho­ Imbondi ngoka a thigilwa gandja einekelo lye kutya, ya Namibia, atale kutya yangapi ezemo moSwapo ...Aanamadhi ­ tola K.G.Seidel, ngoka a ti kutya ehogololo kutya, ngele okwa Oonkundathana pokati kOm­ shawo sboka ya li ya ningile taya yambidhidha edhilaadhilo laadhilo gi ili, oyo mba ya haIa iilonga mbika nayi pate hala okutsikila niilonga mbika inistry nEhangano ndika otashi mo Gabriel Taapopi okuza lye. Ihe nashi ningwe naana Nanso yi lunduluke, ana yi ze kOwambo omolwIimaliwa ota vulu okuya ko Winduka vulika ngaa·dhi ka ende nawa omasiku 23 sigo 25 Au­ pauyuki wolela. kumwe noSwapo, yo yi kale yaa anuwa kayi po nawa. oshoka oku na ehala lye nomukundu gwatyangaaka gu guste nuumvo. Oshinima shokutya cikwa li ngaashi ya kala nale. Sr Imbondi okwa hokolola lyiilonga (post). ka kandulwepo. , popile nOoseko dhimwe O~olwaashi tatu indile oshili yi Abraham Ndumbu ngoka oye ngaashi, Mweshipandeka holoke puuyeIele nokupulwe e li Omunashipundi gwOkomi­ nooGabriel Taapopi' kutya aalongwa yangapi taya /Q tiye Ompitithi ompe yoNanso nOngwediva Seminari popile ezokumwe noSwapo na kUumbangalantu, payam­ naalongwa yaahoka anuwa yangapi itaye 1i popile. i,..-=:- -=- bidhidho lyiilyo yOkomitiye otaya popile etopoko noSwapo, Oshifo shika ongula yohela ndjoka, oya li ya kolekulula na­ kashi shi shoshili. Tse oko twall osha li sha kundana kutya, tango etokoio lyaw'o kutya, yo naalongwa yaahoka otaya pop­ aailongi yokOkaoko oya li ya otaya kala ye li kumwe ile ekaIokumwe noSwapo. Ye ningi oshigongi ehuliloshiwike Tjokkerla~~ Kleuterskooi noSwapo. Oya ekelehi kokule mwene oko a li huka na okwa Iya ziko Da oya li ya tokola omathiminikotilitho g6paveta · mona kutya omadhilaadhila no,kukolekulula ekalokumwe KHOMASDAL ngoka ya 'li ya ningilwa gaailongi moshinirna shika oga lyoNanso noSwapo. kepulo. kOfnupresid'ende gwoNanso, gama peni, Ndumbu ta ti. Ndumbu okwa ti kutya, Vincent Likof(> konima yet­ Mo'shigongi shokomumvo Ombelewa yawo ndjoka ya patu­ Ins~rywings . vir:-~ . 9~2 vind pla~~ van~lf , 1~ -alelopo 'lye· koshitopolwa sho­ .shoSCM- shAailongi Aakriste lukile pambelewa eti 25 Au­ kUumbangalantu. sho a 1i a ti IIlOngwediva pehulilo Iya Au­ guste, oyi li nale miilongayakulo September 199.1 inskrywings¥orms by· kutya otashi vulika a ka katuke guste, aailongi mboka ya li ya za nokwa tegelelwa yi kalonge ya skoolbeski kba~r. ~ .~, oonkatu dhopaveta, ngele nani koombinga noombinga adhihe mana mo konima . . aalongwa yokUumbangalantu dha Namibia. oya li ya koleke yomakonaakono . n-ga yiipya­ otaya tsikile nokulongitha ed­ natango kutya yo otaya popile lcidhila nago, ngele ga pu. ONS BlED: hina lyoNanso opo ya adhe ekalokumwe noSwapo. Tse itatu ka shuna monima omalalakano gawo yene. Ekondjo moshinima shika oli nande mekondjo Iyetii na otatu * Die laagste tariewe in Windhoek Ongundumpitithi yokUum­ na as hike okutsikila okukala indiJe as hike kutya aailongi bangalantu otayi ti kutya, nashi kumwe noSwapo pamatompelo ayehe yamonike nawashi nasha * Goeie fasiliteite kale sha yelelela kehe gum we ngaashi twa kala tatu ga gandja noshinima shika, yo ya gandje kutya, Nanso moka ye Ii sigo nale momathirnbo ga tetekela. omadhilaadhilo gawo ya man­ * Toegewyde leerkragte okonena ndjika oyi 1i ngaashi ya Kutya opu na nee omatilitho guluka pwaa na omathim­ kala, ana yi li koSwapo. N gu ta ti gontumba gongandi tatu ga inikotilitho nande, ngaashi ng­ Navrae: Mej. Annie Husselman by nayi re ko koSwapo, oye a eta po ningilwa nenge tatu ke ga oka, twa halika tu ningilwe oshinirna oshipe, noshinima ningilwa, tse otwa tokola twa kwaam boka ya hala N anso yi ze Tel: 211101 gedurende kantoorure shoka oshipe osho shi na mana okugama kumwe kumwe noSwapo. • THE NAMIBIAN Thursday September 12 1991 9 .Su idelike samewerking

DIE gemiddelde waterverbruik van Windboek bet in dat hierdie -uitbreidings teen die maande tussen Mei en Julie vanjaar ongeveer met 'n die einde van 1994 voltooi kan noodsa"aklik derde toegeneem en die Munisipaliteit sowel as die word. Departement van Waterwese het bul kommer uitgespreek Tot die voltooiing hiervan sal Windhoek watertekorte oor wat gaan gebeur indien dieselfde neiging gedurende ondervind gedurende die som­ DIE voltooiing van die Trans­ Felix Mosha, Direkteur van mark. die somermaande sou voortduur. ermaande, tensy die inwoners Caprivi en Trans-Kalahari ALF, het in sy bydrae gese Ontwikkelingstrategiee moet Indien dieselfde patroon persent ervaar indien daar nie hul verbruik verminder. snelwee sal help om die afban· Suid-Afrika het die voorkeur­ dus volgens Mosha, voorsien­ gedurende die maande waarin spaarsamiger met die water Behalwe vir hoerliggende klikheidsindroom in die handelsarea net so nodig 5005 ing maak vir die impak wat 'n wat lidlande Suid-Afrika nodig post-Apartheid Suid-Afrika op die waterverbruik die hoogste gewerk word nie. areas soos in Luxury Hill, Eros, handel en die vervoer te ver­ het. diemadde sal he. Die Voorlceur­ is sal voortduur voorspel die Onder normale omstan­ Erospark, Klein Windhoek en minder onder sommige lede twee departemente probleme dighede en as daar na die Hy het bygevoeg dat die handelsarea is op 1 Desember Olympia waar die waterdruk . van die voorkeurhandelsarea, met die voorsiening van water. gemiddelde styging oor die voorkeurhandelsarea hom 1981 om samewerking in die tradisioneel laag is kan daar se Herbald Green, 'n Profes­ 'n Beroep word op inwoners laaste ses jaar gekyk word sou • ook 'n lae waterdruk in Katu­ daarvoor beywer om tar­ ekonomie veral te opsigte van sor verbonde aan die Insd­ gedoen om water meer oor­ watervoorsiening aan Wind­ tura en Windhoek-Wes on­ iefgrense te verwyder sociat die handel. vervoer, kommunikasie, deelkundig te gebruik en die hoek tot 1996 met gemak han­ dervind word vanwee die tuut vir ontwtkkelingstudies gladde vloei van produkte in landbou, natuurlike hulpbronne veltroue word uitgespreek dat teer kon word. styging van 41 % en 50% on­ aan die Universiteit van die streek aangemoedig word. en monetere beleid aan te daar op almal staatgemaakkan Indien die abnormale styging derskeidelik in die twee gebiede. Sussex. Green was een van Alhoewel die saak van tar­ moedig met die oog op die word in die verband. oor die laaste ses maande egter Teenhierdie agtergrmd word die deelnemers aan die Af­ iefgrense aandag geniet in die opheffing van lewenstandaarde Gedurende November 1990 sou voortduur sal watertekorte Windhoekers versoek om wat rica Leadership Forum kon­ voorkeumandelsarea word dit in die substreek. gereguleer deur die tekort aan Die Voorsitter van ALF en was die waterverbruik van binnekort ondervind word. Die spaarsaam te gebruik oor die ferensie wat gister in die mededingende kommoditeite voormalige President van Windhoek op sy hoogste met styging wat in die laaste ses volgende drie jaar en om hul hoofstad ten einde geloop het. ongeveer 1,8-miljoen kubieke maande voorgekom het is ge­ voor te neem om ten minste en dienste waarvan Suid-Af­ Nigerie, Olusegun Obasanjo, Green het aan Nampa vertel rika genoeg het. Suid-Afrika . het tydens die afsluiting van meter. Indien die styging wat lykstaande aan die styging wat vyf persent op hul normale dat die twee snelwee Botswana, tans ondervind word voortduur normaaIweg oor 'n tydperk van gebruik gedurende die tydperk kan dit dus sien as 'n geleen­ die konferensiegese alle ekon­ sal die geraamde behoefte styg vyf jaar verwag word. Oktober to Januarie te gebruik. Zimbabwe en Zambie in staat theid vir markindringing. het omiese ooreenkomste op die tot 'n buitensporige 2,2-miljoen Weens die buitensporige Daar word ook 'n beroep sal stel om hul steenkool en MoshA bygevoeg. subkont:inIDt moet relrening hou kubieke meter. styging in die waterverbruik gedoen.op almal om water­ ander artikels goedkoper te Hy het ook genoem dat Sui

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HOO F MAN Kuaima versoek om die grafte te be­ die fees het-hy gese die Her­ are here to frick you out. Riruako het die versoek wat sook. Hy het geantwoord deur ems is eenkulturele groep maar Sole Doctor Elo.and hy tydens die Herero te se hy sal meer tyd nodig het hang verskillende politieke Gedenkfees aan Sam Nujoma, om met ander leiers te onder­ partye aan en het ook die reg Cat Master D. handel oor die wyse waarop om van mekaar te verkil. die Staatspresident, oor die hulle hom sou ontvang. On­ Riruako het ook 'n beroep rapatriasie van Hereros In Admission: RIO.OO gelukkig. volgens Riruako, het gedoen op die HerefO-'sprekende Botswana gerig het as met sekere mense agter sy rug-te boere wat sondertoestemming eeerbled gedoen. bestempeL werk gegaan en die President in die omgewing van Tsumkwe RinIako het reageer op 'n geneem voor hy nog sy belofte woon om dadelik die gebied te Sunday: verklaring eergister deur 'n kon uitvoer. Rirauko het ver-· verlaat. Hy se hy het met groep Hererosprekende inwon­ der die regering beskuldig van Geelbooi Kashe onderhandel Whanie Jansen Family Affair ers wat hulself die groep van 'n v~rtragingstak1iek mndom oor die gebied en die kraal by Belanghebbende Hereros be­ die repatriasie van die Botswana Ondobe sal slegs gebruik word . Golden Oldies Galory stempel. Die groep se Riruako Hereros en het 'n versoek tot as 'n ontvangpunt vir die Admission: R2.00 het die tradisionele fees van die regering gerig om 'n repa­ Botswana Herems. dieHererosveranderin 'nDTA­ triasiedatum bekend te maak. Oor aantygings dat hy geld PS! Langarm Festival Bookings fees. Die aantyging word ook Hy het ook die ' regering van Suid-Afrika vir die repa­ gemaak dat Riruako sonder beskuldig van verpolitisering tiiasie ontvang het se hy die for September 21 1991 eerbied vir die Staatspresident van die aangeleentheid en on­ Suid-Afrikaanse geld en die opgetree het toe hy gese het derduimse taktieke. Hy het ook van die Europese Ekonomiese laasgenoemde het sonder 'n sy teleurstelling uitgespreek oor Gemeenskapslande(EEG) is Remember the finals of Miss Ellerines 199" die regering nog nie in 'n gesprek met die voIle medewete van uitnodigmg by die grafie van Beauty Constest Friday an~ Saturda ! voormalige Herero-leiers met hul betrokke geraak het die regering ontvang en sal opgedaag. Riruako se die Presi­ oor die saak nie. gebruik word vir die repatria­ Tel: 62304 After Hours: 212271/212677 dent het hon genad r met "1 Oor partybetrokkenheid by sie van die Botswana Hereros. 10 Thursday september 12' 1991 'tHE 'NAMIBIAN EL: 36970 C SSIF EDADS 1\X 33980

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Santos and Young Ones fight it out~ .. -Titanic clash looms

Tsumeb boys should have bok, Ones have enough weap­ * SPORT SHORTS * KAVIIVEZEMBURUKA nothing to fear in this clash. ons to stand on their own and unless. they throw it away. the best motivated and fittest SOCCER enthusiasts are in for a great match at the Young Ones, who are play­ team on the day will win this WP strengthen team for clash TCL Stadium in Tsumeb this weekend when local side ing some of the best soccer in game. The Namibian Sports TCL Chiefs Santos engage SWA Toyota Young Ones in the country, tend to be unpre­ Desk wishes both sides good CAPE TOWN: Western Province have strengthened their side for the fll'st-Ieg semi-fmal of the r;.w A Cup. dictable but can still give San­ luck fm their live-or-die clash. their Currie Cup clash against Northern Transvaal atNewlands on tos the game of their lives. * The N ashua Black Africa! Saturday. Kobus Burger (utility back) and Freddie Ferreira It is very difficult to tell how Jobnson upfront and hard-nut In Harold Olivier. Lance Ramblers encounter has been (scrumhalf), who missed last Saturday's outing against Northern things are going to turn out defender Pule Subeb, the Willemse and Kosie Spring- postponed to next weekend. Free State because of injury, return to the side where Burger because both teams are so well replaces Louis Boje at centre while Ferreira takes over the No 9 balanced. Both teams, who boast spot from StefNel who is relegated to the bench where he replaces equally dynamic and talented Michael Kirsten. players, are in top form and the match promises to be a fire­ and-brimstone affair and could Schutte back in Tvl team turn out to be the highlight of a busy weekend. PRETORIA: The big Northern Transvaal loc" forward Philip Still suffering from their 2- Schutte, who missed last week's Currie Cup match against 1 beating by Pepsi AfricanStars Eastern Province, is fit for Saturday'S crucial game against in a Rossing Premier League Western Province at Newlands. Schutte was brought back to the tie last Sunday, all indications side on Monday morning and at Monday afternoon's practice he are that Santos will give Young showed no signs of the hip injury that kept him out of the side. Ones a good run for their mccey. The Northern Transvaal forwards concentrated on the scrums The Khomasdal based outfit and lineouts at Monday'S practice. They had the Correctional will have to work up a sweat Services pack to work against in.a tough scrummaging session before they can stop Chiefs in indicating Northerns have a healthy respect for the strong West­ their tracks. ern Province forwards. Afterwards attention was givenrectifying Young Ones, who were mistakes in the lineouts. Schutte had no difficulty combining suprised by SKW last Friday, with Uli Schmidt. It looks as thoughNortherns want to take on the want to take this one home to Cape Town boys in the lineouts. regain their winning form. A headache for Young Ones will be striker Geros Witbeen. Ivorian team gets to-Kenya He looks fit and dangerous every time he is in possession of the ABIDJAN (Ivory Coast): Two days after Ivorian tennis officials ball as can be seen from his THAT MAN ... TCL Chiefs Santos gifted all-rounder Justen Xamiseb in possession of announced the country's Davis Cup team would have to forfeit past matches. the ball against lA Blue Waters' midfield ace, Gryff Kudulu. Santos will face SWA this week's round against Kenya, the government said money had With re-born striker Engel Toyota Young Ones in the NFA semi·fmal tie at Tsumeb over the weekend. been found to get the squad to Nairobi. The secretary general of the Ivory Coast Tennis Federation, Kouadjo Kouame, announced the team had run out of funds and was stuck in France, where its players had been training. The official daily Fraternite-Matin reported on Tuesday that Jean-Claude Delafosse, director of the Ivorian federation's na­ tional committee and a former minister of tourism, had arranged BRUSSELS: While athletes push their physical limits "It did not even include " Cologne alsQ said the to get the players to Kenya to avoid damaging Ivory Coast's ever further, some track stars are discovering the finan­ Lewis, so we had to say: sorry. demands were excessive for a image. The match begins tomorrow. ciallimits of meet organizers. It would be a 115,000 dollars group without Lewis," he said. joke," Meert said in an inter­ But lacking other crowd pullers, "Some have just become too Meert now face a shield of view. one of the main sponsors said Cricket at Wembley for change greedy," said Wilfried Meert, calculating agents trying to After Lewis called off, "not "we are not paying so much the organizer of tomorrow's make the most out of an ath­ a soul was asking for the other money if none of the stars shows LONDON: Cricket comes to Wembley stadium for the first time Ivo Van Darnme Memorial, lete's short career. Santa Monica members," he up," according to Meert. on September 28 when a European XI,led by David Gower, meets after dismissing the demands For the 15th edition of the said. " So they came back on their a 'Rest-of-the-World' side captained by Australia's Allan Border. of the Santa Manica Track Club, Memorial, both sides came up After the snub, Douglas told decision." The match is part of Crickathon '91, a charity fund raising which includes injured Carl empty-handed. officials at a meeting in Italy's The first Memorial, 15 years programme which has the backing of cricket-loving Prime Minister . Lewis and Leroy Burrell. Meert said Santa Monica "that he would never come ago. was staged for 115,000 John Major. Also expected to play in the day-night 50 overs per In a gradual shift from ami­ manager Joe Douglas asked. back to Brussels and that he dollars, or the asking price of side game are Graham Gooch and several other members of the able handshake deals with for more than 100 000 dollars would make sure Lewis did the appearance of a depleted current England side. athletes eager to make an extra for seven of his athletes, travel likewise, " said Meert. Santa Momca club. buck 15 years ago, people like and hotel costs excluded. ' Standing their ground does Friday's Memorial - one of Veteran tennis star dies not come easily for track meet the year's best-attended meets organizers who compete with - costs more than one million . SYDNEY: Australian Jack Crawford, who won three grand slam one another for the best start­ dollars which pales compares tennis tournaments in one year, died on Tuesday, aged 83. N all1utoni turn the ing list in the short summer to the most prestigious event Crawford, who won Wimbledon, the French and Australian season. This has sent prices in Europe, Zurich's Weltklasse, Opens in 1933 and lost the US Open final to BritonFredPerry in through the roof. which has a budget of some the same year, died in a nursing home after a long illness. In 1988, organizers from 2,35 million dollars. He won an epic Winlbledon singles title against American tables in g~eat win Brussels, Zurich and Cologne But there is no dearth of Ellsworth Vines in 1933 and was runner-up to Perry the following joined forces to resist the ' talent following the world year. Crawford won four Australian titles and was a member of demands' of hurdler Edwin championships in Tokyo. Australia's 1939 Davis Cup-winning team. KAVII VEZEMBURUKA Moses and sprinter Florence . Mike Powell, who set a new Griffith-Joiner, who asked 30 record in the long jump, is the PRIMARY SCHOOL Namutoni Under-14 Soccer side 000 and 25 000 dollars respec­ man of the moment. Almost Justin Hobday banned for year gave a stern warning to other schools following their un­ tively. overnight his price soared from expected 3-2 win over Goreagab High School on Tues­ Meert thought he had a deal four digits to more than 25 000 JOHANNESBURG: Pro golfer Justin Hobday has been banned day at the Katutura Stadium. going again with Cologne this dollars. "As far as my appear­ for a year from playing for S outh Africa in any team competitions year nQt to cede to Douglas' ance fee is concerned, it's going because he played on the European Tour this year as a Briton. Namutoni trailling 0-2 at the attended by die-hard soccer demands, but market principles up," Powell 'said yesterday. - Hobday is the first victim of a decision by the PGA's manage­ change-over, came back with fanatic Pele Kahatjipara and got in the way. Sapa-AP. ment committee to impose a ban on players competing under a fire in the second stanza to turn manager of Premier League foreign flag. Committee chairman Bernard Kgantsi said the ban the table in their favour. outfit BS Tigers, who is as would be effective for the length of period a player competed Their unexpected victory keen as V ries to stage another under a foreign flag, up to a maximum of five years. makes Namutoni a force to be tournament in the ·future. Powell hamstrung Kgantsi said players could have dual citize!lship and travel on reckoned with and snatching . Namutoni pocket R400with a foreign passport. "All we are concerned about is under what victory from Goreagab who the Mabos floating trophy, while BRUSSELS: Mike PoweD, who broke Bob Beamon's 23-year­ flag a player compete~ . Many players endured the period of have some skillfull y players in Goreagab receive R125 for their old longjump world record last month, said yesterday he had a isolation with no alternative, and we feel that they need some their side was an unbelievable place in the final. 50-50 chance of competing at the Brussels grand prlx meeting recognition.' , achievement. Third-placed J an Jonker get tomorrow. Powell hurt his right hamstring at the Berlin grand Hobday is the only player affected. " In fact, as soon as the The tournament was organi­ R75 for their effort. Eliphas prlx on Tuesday when he won with a leap of 8,10 metres, well moratorium was lifted he switched to being a 'South African' and sed by well-known soccer Heita, a diminutive striker from below the the record of 8,95 he set at the world championsh ips came to us and explained his position," said PGA tour director personality and former goal­ Namutoni was voted as " Player In Tokyo. "It's more of a cramp than anything else. At first I Mauritz Leen. keeper with the "people's of the Match" . thought it was a strain but I think it's just from the travelling I "He was a separate case. Hugh Baiocchi, for instance, travels team" Sarusas Orlando Pirates' The nippy striker turned the did after I left Tokyo ... not getting a proper rest," Powell told a on an Italian passport but always plays as a South African, while Mabos V ries and sponsored by game into a nightmare for news conference. "Right now I say the chances are 50.50 that Tony Johnstone, Mark McNulty and Nick Price are all Zimbab­ Make A Turn Restaurant. Goreagab after he came onto I'll bejumplng on Friday, but I'm optimistic." . Sapa-Reuter. weans and say so. " - Sapa. The toum~m'!nt was also the field as a substitute.