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TODA Y will tell whether -j KATE BURLlNG I Nl!1l1ibians go to the polls a week on Monday to vote in political campaigns are .; the country's first local and underway, an urgent appli­ health cation in the High Court ki regional elections. While the registration of this morning may stop the voters officially closed last ~ clock on the elections. month, lists of candidates The application has been ~ Malnutrition· levels rise have been compiled, and brought by UDF leader Justus Garoeb and NPF leader Moses Katjioungul'- , STAFF REPORTER who argue that Presidei1t SIGNS THAT the drought is now adversely Sam Nujoma acted outsirie his powers (, ultra vires') affecting the health of small children are re­ when he set the same dates ported in the Ministry of Agriculture's latest for the loc\ll and regional Food Security Update. elections. According to the Namib­ Figures for the North-East tics. Six per cent of babies ian Constitution, the regional Health Region (covering between 6-11 months fall elections should be held on Kavango and Caprivi) for into the same category, while a date AFTER the local cb.i1dren under three-years­ four per cent of babies elections, not at the same old show a steady increase younger than six months are time. in cases of severe and mod­ also listed as suffering from Sources involved with the erate malnutrition reported severe malnutrition. planning and timetabling of between June and Septem­ The same survey reveals elections say regional and ber this year. that 18 per cent of children local voting had been done Five per cent of children aged between one and three hand-in-hand to save money between one- and three­ are said to show moderate and time. TIle cost of mount­ years-old are suffering from . malnutrition, with 14 per ing two separate voting severe malnutrition accord­ ing to the September statis- CONT. ON PAGE 2

NAMI8IAN-A REGIONAL NEWS __,,",, __ Spaniards' arguments areSUNK

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I THE High KATE BURLING ! Court yesterday dismissed a claim by three Spanish THE PRINCIPAL ofOkahandja Secondary School was ! fishers that does yesterday found guilty of stealing examination papers, not have a 'legal' north­ in a strange twist to this year's 'exam seam'. ern sea zone border with Gawie Bruwer, 53, was sentenced to three months' Angola. imprisonment, with two months suspended for three years, Judge Theo Frank said for his part in stealing biology papers from his own school. that in terms of interna­ His accomplice in the theft, a 17-year-old student who tionallaw it was possible apparently lives with the bachelor teacher, received the to determine the northern same sentence and is cl;lrrently imprisoned in the Oka­ border. handja police cells. Spaniards Augustine Bruwer, however, walked away from court on R200 bail Diaz Curracelas, the cap­ pending an appeal against his sentence. He appealed on the tain of the Xeitozino, his grounds of his age and his position as principal of the first officer Manuel Verte school. . Curras and engineer Fran­ Meanwhile, Education and Culture Minister Nahas Angula cisco Perez Perez argued said yesterday that his Ministry was still awaiting a police in court last week that they report on further investigations into examination malprac­ could not be prosecuted tices, said to focus on a few invigilators in the Windhoek for illegally f"lShing in area. Namibian waters as there "We are eager to know what they have found. Obviously

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PEOPLE Spaniards lose bid PSUN defends subject ~dvisors BB overdoses Cont. from page 1 gality of Namibian lawmak- I I THE Public' Service Union of Namibia Ministry of Education investigate a case ST TROPEZ, France: For- ers. was uncertainty about Frank said that in cases has expressed concern about allegations of misconduct and inefficiency against mer movie star Brigitte them.' Bardot was hospitalised Namibia's sea border. where there was a dispute aimed at subject advisors in the Ministry briefly to have her stom- . Defence counsel for the between two countries over of Education. PSUN added that despite the allega­ ach pumped after taking three men argued that the the boundaries of their EEZs Reacting to a report in The Namibian tions and 'harassment', the subject advi­ an overdose of tranquilis- northern border had been such disputes should be quoting the permanent secretary of sors had acted professionally through ers, medical officials said authorised by the Namibian settled between the two Education as referring to the advisors the right channels by requesting infor­ on Sunday. Bardot, 58; Cabinet. It was. contended countries through agree- being 'holed up' in the Marie Neefbuild­ mation and dialogue, but that nothing overdosed on the pills on that only the National As- ments. ing, the PS UN said this could be inter­ had been said apart from what appeared Saturday evening at her semblycoulddeterminethe Insofar as Namibia preted as harassment. in the press. Mediteranean villa where border. claimed an EEZ that did not The report in The Namibian, among "The Public Service Union of Namibia she was with her husband, Bertrand O'Ormale, and Judge Frank said that the cutintoAngola'sEEZthere others, stated that most of the advisors humbly requests the Ministry of Educa- . friends.lt was not clear if United Nations Convention could be no disputed over were 'disgruntled', that there were 'good' tion to publicly or professionally inform the subject advisors of what their future it was a suicide attempt. QD tOO Laws of tOO Sea (1982) where the zone ended and and 'bad' subject advisors, and that 'The health of Brigitte Bar- did not apply when Na- began. 'redundancy packages' were being pre­ in education is. Nuances and newspaper dotisnotacauseforwony," mibia'sExclusiveEconomic This made it clear that pared for them. clippings could be interpreted as one the Oasis Clinic said. It Zone became law (in 1990) Namibia not only had an . PSUN said if the subject advisors were wishes," the statement by Sammy Law­ said her stomach had been as Namibia had not signed EEZ, but that it was also "shiftless spongers and living offtaxpay­ rence, Secretary General of PSUN, con­ pumped and that she re- the convention. The con- possible to determine its ers' money" then it recommended the cluded. turned home on Sunday. vention could therefore not border. O'Onnale told reporters ~ be used to disprove the le- The case continues today. cently thatBardot was under ..;- ______.....:~ Exam scam 'not widespread' stress because of her work small area, the Minister said down by untrustworthy of­ as France's leading animal Elections go to court I Cont. from page 1 I rights activist. "There may be a need for ficals. They blame poor commu- I am worried that unless this some students to rewrite if '''Ire questions were hand­ 1 Borg and coke I Cont. from page I nications, insufftcient infor- situation is handled prop- we find the problem has been written onto papers, arxl trere rnation and lack of transport erly, it will discredit the serious in one particular may have been some attempt STOCKHOLM, Sweden: exercises would have been for the registration failure. Ministry ," said Angula. school. In any case, cases of to sell them." Tennis player Bjom Borg prohibitive, they say; oppo­ said he tried cocaine, "but nents argue that the dual They also cite long queues of He was keen to allay fears cheating will show in the The whole matter would I'm not a cocaine user". elections are guaranteed to unregistered voters. being that the investigations could examination results." hopefully be dealt with "I'm not doing drugs and cause confusion. turned away from registra- result in a massive rewrite Angula added that whereas quickly, with no question I'm not a drug dealer," he The bid to stop the elec­ tion points on the [mal day of of examinations as happened last year's exam scam had of it stretching into 1993. said in an hour-long inter­ tions - currently due to take the extension as proof of last year, disrupting the study involved the widespread "We will weigh our actions view for Swedisb.1V broad­ place from November 30 to people's continued desire to plans of thousands of Na- leaking and selling of printed very carefully to minimize cart on Saturday night. The December 3 - is also an at­ be counted in the elections. mibian students. papers, this year's seemed the effect on innoCent stu­ interview made the front The application has been Current investigations to be more a matter of memo- depts," he said. pages of Swedishnewspa­ tempt to re-open the regis­ pers on Saturday. In 1990, tration period, which, claim lodged against President Sam I ~w~e:re~co~nfine~~d~to~a~re~l~atI~·v~e:ly~~ri~re~d~q~u~e:s~ti~o~n~s _s~c:n~'b~b~le=d~~~~~~~~~~~ Borg won a law suit against Katjiuongua and Garoeb, Nujoma, Swanu, Swapo, the t­ the Swedish magazine 'Z', was unreasonably short. DTA, the WRP, and four in­ Kids suffering which published allegations Even 'with the two-day dependent candidates stand­ by Jannike Bjorling, his ing in the elections extension, they say, poten­ Cont. from page 1 Okakarara and Khorixas and Tsumeb districts have former girlfriend, that Borg tial voters - particularly in (Peter Kalangula, Elifas I I districts. No statistics exist been particularly affected used cocaine numerous the rural areas - did riot have Kanime, Victor Samuel and cent for the 6-11 months to compare these levels with while there has also been an .:, times after they met in 1984. the opportunity to register. Luppa Mbeha). age range and 11 per cent previous years. outbreak of dysentery at for babies under six months Another sign of the health Otjinene, according to the - .. :!'_"'.&' •. "..a. ~ . 40.~ • listed as moderate. 1be levelS impact of the drought is the bulletin. of malnutrition are up by rapid rise in reports of diaor­ Investigations into food between three and four per rheal diseases. In the Cen­ security in the North revealed • cent since June. tral Health Region reported that in September some vil­ The bulletin also reports cases of diarrhoea have lages in Owambo only had fluctuating levels of severe increased by 77 per cent one week of grain supplies malnutrition in the Central and of dysentery by 32 per left. In Kavango and Ca­ Health Region, which in­ cent between February and privi the situation was even CITY OF WINDHOEK cludes the Opuwo, August this year. Khorixas worse, with many people CITY ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT with no reserves - becom­ ing entirely dependent on TENDER CE 869/92 OTJIVVARONGO the market, gifts from rela­ INVITATION TO TENDER tives, and food aid. In Ca­ privi the bulletin reports that CONTRACT TITLE: THE SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF AQUA BOOKKEEPING FOR THE PRIVIES IN GOREANGAB EXTENSION 2 AND 3 some households are resort­ SMALL BUSINESSMAN ing to wild foods such as TENDER DOCUMENTS: Tenders are hereby invited from suitably experi­ water lilies. enced contractors for the supply and installation of Of some 190 households AQUA PRIVIES IN GOREANGAB EXTENSIONS 2 This course is aimed at the businessperson surveyed in September in and 3 as more fully detailed in the official tender who wants to implement a bookkeeping documents and drawings. Caprivi, Kavango and system but is not interested in the complete Damaraland a significiant DOCUMENT PURCHASE PRICE: Tenderdocuments will be available from the Depart­ double entry system. number of people said they ment of the City Engin~er, P.O. Box 59, Windhoek. According to this system, all transactions had had nQ meal on the day DEPOSIT: Payment of R50,00 per set of documents, which are recorded in one book. prior to being interviewed. amount is not refundable. Alternatively, documents The total was highest in m~y be collected from Room 516, Municipal offices, DATE: 21 - 27 NOVEMBER Kavango(16percent), with Wmdhoek on the production of a receipt in the sum T IME: 18:00 - 21 :00 Caprivi on 13 per cent and of R50 paid to the Municpal Cashier on the ground PRESENTER: HR ROBERT HUPURI fl oor. Damaraland on four per cent VENUE: HOTEL HAMBURGER HOF SITE INSPECTION: The City engineer and/or representative will conduct COST: FREE OF CHARGE prospective tenderers on a site inspection departing REGISTRATION: HRS KUNERT. TEL. (~61) 230555 from Room 504, Municipal Offices, Independence Avenue, at 09hOO on Friday, 20 Novemeber 1992. i -' . I INSTlTlJTE FOR I\IANGEMENT CLOSING TIME, DATE AND "UiF Tenders in sealed envelopes marked "TENDER CE 1 AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING PLACE: 869/92 - THE SUPPLY AND INSTALtATION OF I tlfIl!iIIIiiiiiiiiI AQUA PRIVIES IN GOREANGAB EXTENSIONS 2 " -"i""-."-""""'" .. T· .....~--· -, "" r ._ · r~.... ~ - - AN D 3" must reach the undersigned on or before 12:00 on Friday, 4 December 1992 or be placed in the -tender box, Municipal Offices, Independence "". NAMIBIA INSTiTtJTEFOR DEMOCRACY .....•..:..•...... :'..., •.,.,: ....•.. ,• .•,:~ ,.. ...:.\ .111. ..· .·.·.. : .....•..•.• ).<~.,> ••••••••.• •Tek(061)U911718 ', ····i· . . Fax (061) 229119 Avenue. Tenders will be opened in public ., immediately thereafter in the Committee Room ··"< ,i .> ··"".·· .• ,.. ,. 688isnt!lr"Stre~t,P~O. Bo);'40161, WindhQek, NAMIJJJA mezzanine floor between second and third floor' Municipal Offices. ' WHicjq6ocuDE,trSAFJEREQtJiRED;ROM~E WHEN I VOTE ON CONTACT PERSON: MrG Dainat Tel (061) 391 - 2346 r~~:~;~~~~r~~~n~(.) . .. VVHIBBERT .•• 2 ; . X9~m4~ti~entifyyollrselfbyprodocing any official document containing CITY ENGINEER ·. '.recehtp~Qtograph of yourself such asadriver's licence,a passport or (Notice No 140/92 - Dated 1992 -11 -10) ·. snidenf document. ' . THE NAMIBIAN • Tuesday_November 17 19923 ,

. AL' .... , ,_. , .... ,'.,... -: UPDATE LOC······.. •.·. ·.·.· Curb crawlers GRONINGEN, Neth­ erlands: Drivers seen t·.l.·.. '''.'.\.<4.'. l.·.· . "N;'r • ,X;~. ~';I( ... 1'· '...... 11." . dawdling on streets Where prostitutes work will get warning letters from city hall. The Ii~ cence plates of curb­ crawling cars will be jotted down by police and other municipal workers, under a pol­ icy designed to clear sidewalks of street pros­ titution. As in many Dutch cities, prostitutes COMMUNITY CANDIDATES ... Some of the LCA's candidates for the Local Authority elections. From left: Andreas Herrle, Ottilie Abrahams, are tolerated in Gron­ Poppie Steyn (not a candidate), Jakes Jacobs, Marie Harlech-Jones, and HenDing Snyman, first on the LCA list. ingen as long as they solicit clients from 'indoors in so-called 'Toleration Zones'. LeA vows to put Streetwalking is 'pro­ hibited. community FI ST Crime rises , KATE BURLING HARARE: Crime re­ ported to police in Zim­ Lt THE Joint Administrative be referred back to our Foreign THE Local Community JOSEF MOTlNGA only to the residents, who Authority (JAA) ofWalvis Bay, Ministers and to our respec- Association (LCA) yester­ themselves "must have a babwe surged ahead in the first three-quarters in which Namibia-and South tive Governments," he said. day announced its mani­ ics, creches, recreation fa­ say" in the type of projects Africa share control of the port, Arbitration mechanisms festo for the upcoming local cilities (for example, at they wanted. of 1992, with armed robbery increasing could start work at the end of might be worked into the ad- elections, saying its r.... st Goreangab dam), the up­ She noted that associa­ this month ... if its offices are ministrative structure of the faster than any otheF priority would be to meet grading of cemeteries, li­ tions like the LCA were well finished in time. JAA, depending on how well crime, according ,to the basic needs of the braries, shelters for battered developed in Europe but According to Namibia's the system functioned. official figures pub­ community. wifes, community policing, were still a novelty in M­ Chief Executive Officer for the Mbumba' s comments came lished in Harare yes­ There was no point in low-cost housing, the reha­ rica. The LCA was a non­ JAA, Nangolo Mbumba, lack in the wake of an important terday. Official police of office space is the only three-day meetfug with South buildingroads,forinstance, bilitation of street children, party political organisation statistics said the obstacle to the practical im- .African counterpart Carl Von when people's basic needs sports facilities, the scrap­ open to all Windhoek resi­ plementation of joint admini- Hirschberg. were not being met, LCA ping of discriminatory laws, dents, irrespective of whicp number of crime re­ strati on. Mbumba said a team The two men returned from chairperson Henning and the revision of munici­ party trey belonged to, Abra­ ports to police jumped of experts from the Works De- a visit to the still-disputed ter- Snyman said. pal regulations. hams emphasized 143 625 in the year up partments of both Governments ritory on Thursday. Described Outlining the LCA mani­ Asked about raising She added that the asso­ to September, up 33,S would leave for Walvis this as "a familiarizatiOli exercise", festo, Snyman listed an money for the wide range ciation would abstain from per cent on the same week to check on an official the visit focused mainly ' on period last year. The building recently identified as "infrastructural possibilities". upbeat string ofprojects the of projects LCA wanted to engaging in prestige proj­ shary~sJ i~crease '!'as. LCA would set out to pro- tackle,. Snyman said there ects-and said that the COffi- . "suitable". 1he Executive Officers reported in armed robbery, up The two Executive Officers a warm reception from may- , mote if elected. would be enough money munity would be involved 51 per cent from last would be acconunodated in the ors, town clerks, Members of Among others these in­ once priorities were well in the activities of the inu­ year to same building, but would have Parliament and the general clude: old-age homesj·clin- arranged, and the admini­ nicipality. 414 cases so far. autonomous staff systems and' public. . stration was free of corrup­ The LCA announced its The increase was at­ communications networks. Mbumba said both he and tion. candidates for the Local tributed to economic Nevertheless, all deci~ions Von Hirschberg were eager to Labour Bill Another LCA member, Authority elections as: hardship caused by the would be checked and counter- start work and had discussed Ottilie Abrahams, said the Henning Snyman, Ottilie worst drought in the check~d by both Officers, said ways of ensuring the "smooth municipal council should Abrahams, Pastor Izak country's recorded Mb\lmba. and speedy implementation of lets Govt history and the impov­ 1heNamibianrepresentative the Joint Administrative Au- consist of competent, knowl­ Fredericks, Jakes Jacobs, edgeable and dedicated Jacobus Arnath, Andreas erishing effects of the was reluctant to discuss "sub- thority". He expected their next government's eco­ $tantive issues" until the JAA meeting to take place around doze longer people who had the inter­ Herrle, Ella Vries, Lydia was up and running. Asked November 23 and 24. ests of Windhoek residents Rooi, Maria Olivier, Henri­ nomic austerity pro- CIVIL servants will have about possible areas of con- Mbumba also confirmed that at heart. ette Sasman, Luisa Jahs-en, . ,. gram'."e. flict, Mbumba said he did not "nothing concrete" had yet been had an extra half-hour Abrahams said council­ Susanne Coetzee andMarie • Reports: AFP, Sapa,.AP-. ': wish to "pre-empt problems", decided by either the South in bed from the start of Jors should be accountable Harlech-J ones. but said ifbasic disagreements African or N amibian Govern- this week following a arose, neither Officer would ments regarding the time frame Cabinet ruling on work forge ahead with unilateral in whichJAA would be carried actions. "Such matters would out. time passed last week. Taking its cue from the Labour Code, which forbids any employer to Chief Clerk ask for more than five Windhoek hours uninterrupted Th is position with Marketing : Tour Package Development would ideally work, the Cabinet de­ suit a graduate with Transport Economics and/or Marketing. A flair for cided to move clocking- ' fi gures, good people and communication skills and a willingness to travel on time at Government often and extensively would make you a favourable candidate. offices from 07h30 to Your challenging and varied day would include the development of a OShOO. variety of tour packages, liaison with tour operators, hotels and all travel Previously the pre­ institutions, the preparation of publicity material and research with regard lunch period for civil to tourism products. servants was five-and­ We offer an excellent remuneration package which in cludes housing a-half hours, with an benefits and assisted relocation. hour-long break before Interested candidates in possession of Namibian citizenship/perma­ a 14hOO to 1000 after­ nent residency should contact Miss T Taljaard at (061) 298-2.228 for noon shift. details. 7aihl;1~~~;:ii:;; Malaysian Prime Minister Dr Ma­ The new hours, Completed applications should be sent to the Assistant Manager : Il arrived in Namibia yesterday at the stretching from OShOO Manpower, TransNamib, Private Bag 13204, Windhoek. - start of a four-day official visit. Accompanied by his wife Dr to 17hOO with an hour Closing date: 30 November 1992. Siti Hasmah Bt HJ. Modh AU, he landed in Windhoek after a for lunch make the brief stop-over in . After being welcomed by Prime Minister Hage Geingob and other top Namibian offi­ Government a more ac­ cials t the airport, the Malaysian Prime Minister met Presi­ ceptable employer in dent Sam Nujoma at State House. The Malaysian leader is terms of the Labour accompanied by a delegation that includes senior government Code, which demands a officials and businessmen connected with mining, agricul­ meal break of at least ir Namibia ture, trade, banking and shipping. Omcial talks are sched­ one hour after five hours uled for this afternoon. Above, from right: President Nujoma, ~------~------S~3713 the Malaysian Prime Minister and the Malaysian First Lady. in the office. , 1 " , ... ~ •• ~ ("T< ,,~!I: ~ \"~.J' - "1'''~ ':\ ' :~'' '~" .-l.,? -.' 4 Tuesday November 17 1992 . • ,.. THE NAMIBIAN

A weekly 'magazine pro­ REPUBLIC OF gramme. 191130: Neighbours NAMIBIA 19h55: Filler & Schedule Highlights in history on this date: 20hOO: News 1511 -England and Spain fonn defensive alliance against French. libol 1558 - Elizabeth I becomes Queen of England on death of Mary 16h56: Opening 201135: Fly By Night MINISTRY OF FINANCE I. 17hOO: Sesame Street 21h19: Talking Point 1604 - Sir Walter Raleigh is tried for treason and is imprisoned TENDERS ARE AWAITED FOR 18h05: Earth Srar A live discussion pro­ in England. Voyager (new) gramme. 1831 - Venezuela, Ecuador and New Grenada dissolve Union of 1.TENDER NO. F1 /1 9-22192 - SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF (6) 19hOO: Window On The 22h04: Sport: Colombia; New Grenada becomes independent state. SIX MOTOR CYCLES FOR THE MINISTRY OF FISHERIES World Superbouts 1857 - Macomo, a chief, is sentenced to 20 years' imprisonment AND MARINE RESOUCES. on . • Part I 2.TEND!:R NO.F1/19-23/92 '- SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF 1869 - Suez Canal opens in Egypt. A young girl in an Austra­ 1903 - A fonner President of Sou'th Africa, Dr N Diederichs. is (1) FIELD FLUOROMETER FOR THE MINISTRY OF lian village falls in love with FISHERIES AND MARINE REOSURCES. born at Ladybrand in the Free State. a young German violinist 1903 - Dahomey becomes French protectorate. 3.TENDER NO. , F1/19-24/92 - SUPPLY AND DELIVERY who is held as an intern in a 1913 - First vessels pass through Panama Canal. OF (1) ONE QUANTUM METER FOR THE MEAS,UREMENT OF nearby jail during the First 1937 - Lord Halifax visits Adolf Hitler attempting peaceful set­ PHOTOSYNTHETICALL Y ACTIVE RADIOATION , 400-700 NM M *- N * I: * i World War. The animosity tlement of Sudeten issue, marking start of Britain's policy of ap­ FOR THE MINISTRY OF FISHERIES AND MARINE (Premium Time) peasement. RESOURCES (SWAKOPMUND) of a war fought thousands 101130: Egoli of miles away fi nds its way 1954 - General Gamal Abdel Nasserbecomes head of state in llhOO: Presumed into their otherwise peace­ Egypt. 4.TENDER NO.F1/19 - 25/92· SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF AN Innocent (2.18) 1963 - Anny in Iraq revolts and sets up new revolutionary gov­ 800 MF MICHROFICHE READER PRINTER WITH 48 X LENS ful community and the con­ (KTV starts) ernment headed by Abdel Salam Ari£. FOR THE MINISTRY OF FISHERIES AND MARINE sequences are far-reaching. 1964 - Britain says it will ban arms exports to South Africa. RESOURCES (SWAKOPMUND) 15hOO: Casper and Starring: Tushka ' Bergen, 1971 - Vemij Thanon Kittikachorn seizes power in lbailand, Friends 5.TENDER NO. F1/19/1-26/92·SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF (1) lochen Horst, Lisa Harrow abolishes Parliament, dismisses cabinet and suspe'nds nation's ONE IN -SITU FLUORIMETER TURBIDIMETER FOR THE 151130: This Smurfs 20h40: Bon Voyage constitution. . ESTIMATION OF BIOMASS FOR THE MINISTRY OF 16hOO: Dinosaucers 21hOO: Supersport 1972 - Fonner Argentine dictator Juan D. Pcron returns to his FISHERIES AND MARINE RESOURCES (SWAKOPMUND) 161130: Widget Soccer: ~nglish soccer f~a­ . homeland 'after 17 years of.exile. (KTV ends) tures highlights of the past 1976 - China sets off its largest nuclear explosion in atmosphere. Q oslng date: (1+2) 11 :00 on Tuesday: 8 December 1992 (Open time) week's 'English Premier 1977 - Egypt's President Anwar Sadat fonnally ac cepts invita­ tion to visit Israel, ignoring uproar among Arab nations and his (3-5) 11 :00 on Tuesday : 15 December 1992 17hOO: Egoli (repeat) Division action. own government. 171130: Loving AmeriCan football: NFL ac­ Tender documents are obtainable from the offices of the: 1987 - Iran says Iraqi warplanes attacked unfi ni shed. nuclear 18hOO: The Commish . tion The Secretary: Tender Board, 10 John Melnert Street power plant. A series about a street-smart 23hOO: The Postman Ground Floor West·Wlng, P.O, Box 3328, Wlndhoak 1987 - Angola's chief-of-staffLt-Gen Franca dos Santos says the police commissioner with a Always Rings Tenders must be forwarded to: Angolan Army is preparing for heavy battles with the SADF in . flair for dealing with people. Twice (2.18) coming weeks. The'SecretarY: Tender Board, PO Box 3328, Wlndhoek, 9000 He knows that most prob­ Or depc;.iied Ii\' ,- . . 01hOO: Welcome Home 1987 - The Anti- Movement urges Britain, the UN and lems are solved by brains Roxy Carmichael the European Community to press South Africa to release all The Tender Box, rather that guns. 021135: Transmission children in.detention before Christmas. Tender Board, (Premium time) ends 1987 - The SADF announces that an Impala pilot is mi~s ing and 10 John Melnert Street, 19h02: Always Afternoon two more soldiers have died in Angola_ The two fatalities bring Ground Floor West·Wlng, the official death toll in Angola during recent weeks to 21. Wlndhoek . 1988 - A South African woman, .olivia Forsyth. who has been Fax: 36454 Weather Forecast holed up in the British Embassy in Luanda sincc May, arrives in London after being granted an exit visa by the Angolan authori­ SECRETARY: TENDER BOARD : The Weather Bureau's detailed forecast NB: R51evy applicable payable In advance to: (Unpaid tender ties. Fo,-:syth sought refuge in the embassy. claim.ing she escaped summary for Namibia for today: from an ANC camp in,Angola. documents will be preJudiced. Cash .pr Bank guar~nteed Fine and hot but cool in the south. It will be partly 1988 - Benazir Bhutto's Pakistan People's Party scores solid cheques only. cloudy in the extreme north·east with isolated thunder· victory in parliamentary elections. showers. Coast: Partly cloudy and cool With fog patches 1989 - The Afrikaans weekly, Vrye Weekblad, reports that a but rme in tile South. Wind: Moderate to fresh south· fonner security policeman, Capt Dirk Coetzee, claims that police westerly but strong to gale force southerly in the South. "death squads" carried out killings and terror attacks in South .' • Sapa Africa and abroad. Coetzee claimed he was head of a murder REPUBLIC OF squad which murdered human rights activist Griffiths Mxenge. NAMIBIA and that he had heard from other security policemen that SA was responsible for the death of in Mozambique 'as well as the murder of ANC activist Patrick Makau. . MINISTRY OF FINANCE 1990 - Two people die and several are injured when police use live ammunition, rubber bullets and teargas on a crowd of about 1000 people who had gathered in central Johannesburg for amarch by TENDERS ARE AWAITED FOR the Civic Associations of Southern (Cast). 1991 - As disputes between Czech lands and Slovakia continue, 1.TENDER NO. F1 /18/1-31/92 • SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF President Vaclav Havel announces he might seek new powers ONE 16 SEATER MINI BUS WITH ONE TON PAYLOAD. A including the ability to rule by decree. DEPOSIT OF RSIS PAYABLE REPUBLIC OF 2.TENDER NO. F1/18/1·32192- SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF ' NAMIBIA Today's Birthdays: ONE ATOMIZER AT MANNHEIM RESEARCH STATION. A J oost van den V ondel, Dutch poet -dramatist (1 587-1679); Rock DEPOSIT FO RS. IS PAYABLE Hudson, US actor (1925-1985); Peter Cook, English comedian MINISTRY OF FINANCE (1937- ); Martin Scorcese, US film director (1942- ): Lauren 3.TENDER NO. F1/18/1·33/92 • SUPPLY AND DELIVERY Hutton, US actress/model (1943- ). OF ONE MOTORCYCLE FOR THE DIRECTORATE OF FOR­ ESTRY AT ONDANGWA OFFICE. A DEPOSIT OF R5 1S PAYABLE TENDERS ARE AWAITED FOR Thought For Today: 1.TENDER NO. F1/10/1-165/92 TEACHERS TRAINING When a stupid man is doing something he is :lshamed of, he 4.TENDER NO. F1/18/2-40/92· SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF COL LEG E RENOVATIONS. A DEPOSIT OF R35. IS PAYABLE VALVE CAGES, VARIOUS ITEMS FOR STOCK DRINKING always declares that it is his duty - George Bernard Shaw,lrish­ born playwright (1856-1950). , INSTALLATIONS, AND PIPELINE ACCESSORIES. A DEPOSIT 2.TENDER NO.F1/10/1-166/92 JUNIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL O F ~IS PAYABL E RENOVATIONS. A OEPOSIT OF R3SIS PAYABLE 3.TENDER NO. F1/10/1·167/92- DIBASIN: JUNIOR WANTED Closing date: (1-3)1 1:00 on Tuesday: 1 I;>ecember 1992 SECONDARY SCHOOL RENOVATIONS. A DEPOSIT OF R35 IS (4) 11:00 on Tuesday: 8 December 1992 PAYABLE MALE I FEMALE, To obtain documents R5.00 Is payable Closing date: 11 :00 on Tuesday : 15 December 1992 QUALIFIED COOK I HOUSEKEEPER Tender documents are obtainable from: / The Secretary : Tender Board Tender documents are obtainable from: Must have the followin'g: 10 John Melnert Street The Secretary: Tender Board Ground Floor West·Wlng 10 John Melnert Street ,- Mature and stable char~cter preferably 35 years or over - Reliable, honest and trustworthy P.O.Box 3328 Ground FI~or West-Wing Wlndhoe,k. P.O.Box 3328 - Speak English fluently Tenders "lust be forwarded to: Wlndhoek. - Minimum of 3 years experience in the same job The Secretary : Tender Board Tenders must be forwarded to: - Willing to live in - -. . P.O. Box 3328 The-Secretary: Tender Board - Two or more references from former employers Wlndhoak , P.O. Box 3328 Or deposited in Wlndhoek Job offe rs' attrac ~i .ve salary and good benefits. 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THE N AMI B I~N TuesdaY. .November 17 1992 .5 . l > • ... . ~ ~ii~: .own ~••• i~i0.S !10~ · talks Secret files reveal Barnard LISBON: The AngoIan Ndalatando in Kwanza SuI defeated Unita in general government yesterday said province to the south of the elections. it will renew talks with capital. Those troops were "These are the sine qua J onas Savimbi's Unita in barracks when the inter- - non conditions for the re­ involve on anti-ANC plots opposition if it pulls its nationally supervised elec- sumption of dialogue,:' the troops out of two provin. tions were held in Septem- minister declared. JOHANNESBURG: Mili­ In addition, the SA De­ sentenced to 20 years' im- cial capitals and recognises ber, Da Conceicao said. The minister also said that tary Intelligence (MI) had fence Force had denied the prisonment in 1984 follow- the r esults of September Unita should also "clearly Dos Santos wa'> likely to used former CCB member former CCB operative was ing two convictions on elections. declare that the outcome of meet in Luanda on Thurs­ and convicted murderer in its employ as late as murder charges; one for Deputy Information Min- the elections is valid," he day with leaders of the new Ferdi Barnard to compro­ December 19, 1991, while attempted murder and one ister Aldomiro da Conceicao added. political parties to analyse mise the African National it "was known in high quar­ for theft, but he was released told Portugal's TSF radio President Jose Eduardo the situation. "The gove rrr~ Congress - almost 18 months ters that such denial was in 1988 on parole, Justice _ that Unita must withdraw dos Santos beat Savimbi in ment will abide by deci­ after the organisation was untrue", Justice Goldstone Goldstone said its soldiers from Caxito in the vote, but not by enough sions taken at that meeh unbanned, the Goldstone told a news conference in The Government swiftly Bengo province, some 50 to avoid a run-off round, ing," he added, but gave no Commission said yesterday. Johannesburg. responded to Justice Gold- kilometres from Luanda, and while the ruling MPLA ~till s. K Following a raid last The files showed Barnard stone's announcement with 1------'------=,­ Wednesday on an MI op­ was employed by MI on the Acting State President Pile erations unit by the Com­ recommendation of the Botha saying the Govern­ mission, during which five Olief of Staff of Intelligence, ment was giving urgent at­ De Klerk's high hope~ files were confiscated, Jus­ Lt-Gen Rudolph "Witkop" tention to the report. tice Richard Goldstone said Badenhorst, in May 1991, * Meanwhile a former LONDON: Visiting South In· an interview with the was in control of the secu- he believed the files "did but he was sacked on De­ CCB Operative told the Rand African President FW de BBC, De Klerk refused to rity forces. The mission o tir not add up to evidence of a cember 31 last year by MIs Supreme Court yesterday . Klerk said yesterday that discuss a controversy over the two agents was appar- \', ~ third force operating in South "Director of Covert Collec­ that the name of murdered constitutional negotiations two South African agents ~ ently to try to establish ~ < Africa". tion" on the orders of the Wits University academic with and sent to London this year by link between the ANC and The confiscated files then Minister of Defence, Dr David Webster was other black leaders, stalled the defence chief to spy on the outlawed Irish Republ i ,~ ~ showed that MI approved a Roelf Meyer. marked with an arrow on a · since June, may resume next the ANC. can Army., , " , ,-It,. ; plan submitted by Barnard Justice G6ldstone said the· , CCB list only after death. month. his But de Klerk insisted that ~ .;. ~ . ISJe r~v ~~t;Um~~~8~~"T ~ to subvert the ANC's mili­ Commission believed "the justice M Stegmann ruled In a television interview, apart from, perhaps, a few last mghtnighti).f.t~ ri\Jb n;~- .,\ ~ tary wing, Umkhonto We evidence was of such na­ that the evidence of CCB de Klerk also predicted that mavericks, his government . day private visit to the UK;r Sizwe (MK), by linking it ture that the Rublic n~ to Bureau information officer within two years ANC presi- to criininal ac~ . and crime know '~ . At least one senior Derrick Louw (an alias) be dent Mandela, Chie fMan ~ THE Namibian is published by the Free Press of Na- f syndicates by using a net­ member of M1 was prepared heard in camera to protect gosuthu Buthelezi of the- mibia, 42 John Meinert Street, Windhoek. Editor: Gwen , wolk of prostitutes, homo­ to recommend the illegal his identity. The applica- Z!du-based Inki tha move- Lister. Printed by John Meinert (Ply) Limited, Stiibel r sexuals and drug dealers. arming of Barnard, who was tion to hear his ev idenc~ in . ment -and himself will sit Street, Windhoek. • <­ camera was itself heard togetherin a government of Telephone: (061) 36970/1/2/3/4; Fax: (061) 33980; Telex: behind·cl osed doors. national unity. (061) 3032. PO Box 20783, Windhoek, Namibia. ::J Louw said in a statement r.==~=S:::::::;:::;:::;:::;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ to the court, also presented . Shot in cold blood to the Harms Commission

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~ ...... Sf .. 6 Tuesday November 17 1992 THE NAMIBIAN les terday ' ~ quotations for unit trusts: Old Mutual Income 111,64 110,43 13,00 Standard Income 94,07 93,09- 14,07 (Please note: Momentum prices were not received yester- Syfrets Income 111,17 110,06 14,40 day) . Syfrets Gilt 1117,12 1105 .95 n/a Buy Specialist Equity Funds: Sell Yield % UAL Gilt 1197.62 111<5.64 · 13.07 General Equity Funds: ABSA Industrial 12i,46 113,60 · 4,65 ABSA 127,60 119,34 6,19 Guardbank Resources 120,25 112,31 6,67 Gold price BOEGrowth 132,68 123,95 4,09 Guardbank Industrial 113,64 106,60 6,25 Community Growth Fund 111,11 105,33 n/a Sage Resources 89,11 83,20 6,85 Gold was fixed at 335,40 dollars an ollnce yesterday Fedgro 116,92 109,19 5;28 Sanlam Industrial 963,29 902,04 3,30 afternoon in London compared with 336,00 dollars in the CUGrowth 102,63 95,81 4,96 Sanlam Mining 230,52 215,82 6,35 morning and 334,40 dollars on Friday afternoon. Guardbank Growth 2273,29 2118,45 5,03 Southern Mining 105,28 98,58 6,29 IGI 121,22 113,55 3,78 Southern Pure 107,77 100,95 n/a Dollar/rand Momentum , , , Standard Gold 127,32 119,40 9,87 Metfund 168,22 156,40 4,89 Standard Irldustrial 107,71 101,60 n/a Commercial rand Metlife 107,09 100,06 7,90 Standard International 94,41 88,49 n/a Previous closing yesterday's closing NBS Hailmark: 854,28 797,70 5,73 UAL Mining and 2,9820/35 2,9970/85 Norwich 309,21 288,72 4,64 Resources 301,58 282,47 5,28 J<'inancial rand Old'Mutual Investors 2399,31 2236,67 4,00 UAL Selected Previous closing yesterday's closing Sage 2174,59 2030,47 4,46 Opportunities 1634,25 1528,92 4,45 4,69/4,72 4.67/4,70 Sanlam 1489,24 1394,15 3,72 Old Mutual Mining 194,42 181,10 6,12 Sanlam Index 1140,36 1067,51 4,31 Old Mutual Industrial 322,42 300,32 .4,56 Money market Sanlam Dividend 410,57 385,11 5,22 Old Mutual Gold Fund 78,96 73,58 7,61 90 day liquid BA rates Southern Equity 182,24 170,60 4,71 Old Mutual Previous closing yesterday's closing Standard 1105,29 1089,06 7,71 Top Companies 219,66 204,77 4,44 12,50 12,50 Syfrets Growth 260,14 243,60 4,91 Income/Gilt Funds: Syfrets Trustee 108,58 101,71 4,99 Metboard Income 111 ,30 110,13 13,68 Oil price UAL 1858,26 1745,59 5,53 Guardbank Income 125,21 122,65 14,76 Crude oil futures prices (dollars per barrel) at 17h15 GMT yesterday: Nov 16 Nov 13(close) IPE Brent crude (J an) $19,22 $18,98 New York Light crude (Dec) $20,30 S20,08 ~ , Market round-up -.~>.::

Here is ho,w major stock markets outside the United Ill! States ended yesterday: LONDON - Shares ended the fIrst session of a new account with losses as earnings downgrades and dividend payment worries provided investors with an opportunity to take profIts after recent sharp gains, dealers said. The FfSE 100 index closed 17.9 points off at 2,679.6. FRANKFURT - Shares ended virtually unchanged and near the middle of a wide range after amidsession turnaround wiped out most early losses. The 3D-share DAX index was 1.57 points down on the day at 1,546.95. . PARIS - Dimming hopes of French interest rate cuts, a spate of disappointing company turnover reports and a weak per­ formance on Wall Street pulled French shares lower in moder­ ., ate trading. TheCAC-40 share index fell 24.07 points, or 1.34 \". percent, to 1,772.73. ZURICH - The bourse ended a quiet, thin session lower after weekend polls showed that the Swiss electorate was likely to reject mem.bership of the European Economic Area at a refer­ endum in December. The SMI index ofleading shares fell 15.9 points to 1,913.4 and the broader SPI index 7.9 to 1,147.4. TOKYO - Stocks closed weaker although above their lows i,n thin, featureless trading. Futures-linked selling depressed prices, while most investors, worried by political uncertainty and poor earnings, continued to shun the market. The 225- share Nikkei average was down 167.80 points or 1.03 per cent to 16,1 62.99. HONG KONG - Shares fmished sharply lower as a worsen­ ing Sino-British row over Hong Kong triggered profit taking. largely by local investors. But a flurry of late buying regained some early losses. The blue-chip Hang Seng Index retreated by 71.73 points, or 1.13 per cent, to 6.294.83. SYDNEY - The Australian share market fell for a seventh With our flexible deposit straight day to end at a 21-month low. The All Ordinaries index closed 14.5 points down at 1,357.2. investments, you can fix any JOHANNESBURG - Stocks reversed morning gains in sluggish trading as lower than expected results from industrial date you want. holdings group Barlow Rand hit sentiment. The all-share index fmished unchanged at 3,041 after touching 3,050 in the morn­ Now Standard Bank's deposit yearly, annually or on maturity. ing and the gold index shed two to 77 5 after an earlier 787 high. The industrial index dropped to 4.069 from the morning's investments are not only rock solid, So why tie yourself down 4,077 and Friday's 4,071. they're absolutely flexible. unnecessarily when Standard Bank's You can set the exact date that Deposit Investments provide the THE you would like your deposit invest­ security you need, as well as the flex­ ALGERIAN ments to mature. From 33 days to 5 ibility you want. EMBASSY years. With a guaranteed payout of Deposit lnvestments recruits immediately: interest. Monthly, quarterly, half- Two secretaries English and French speaking One cook ~ Standard Bank Long experience required

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Ku utwa ze kamumkana mu kwalule fel'a kwa sebelezo ya mina ya NBC la bulalu Ombinga yimwe yengathithi Iyaantu mboka ya Ii p oshigongi shaSwapo muKatutura ni la bulalu ku ba katengo kaka'zamaisa mOsoondaha. Ethano: Oswald Shivute. liketiso ze libelezwi mwa naha 'Swapo a uli~a~ahogol()IWa ye ~ ~ .' . MBOKA taa ka kala ookandidate W ANAHENDA; Kap~washa Martin dhoSwapo moshitopolwa shaKhomas oya ; ' Hendjala, Erastus Ii ya ulikilwa engathithi Iy AakwaSwapo CENTRAL; Gowases mboka ya Ii poshigongi shoSwapo muKatu­ Tsukhoe ' tura,mOsoondaha. : Ithete Gabriel Pethimbo Iyosbigongi shoka, okwa ulikwa , ; Pandeni John Alphons Ookandidate mboka taya ka thikama NORTH; Persendt Karl momahogololo gOpaitopolwa naarigoka WINDHOEK WEST; Kenna Mburumba gOomuni mOshitopoiwa sha Khomasl WINDHOEKEAST; Pottas Maria An- moWinduka nomudhingoloko. toinette ' Lu zibise Sicaba Ookandidate dhoka dhOpashitopolwa ; Nangolo Abner ~ odhi Ii ngaashi tasbi landula: Jappy S. ' q \<-1 '1 ...... , _ l ""': ~. - .,. _··r' .,-,. . .'") TH'E' NAMiBIAN . Tuesday November 17 1992 '9 Spanjaardekan vervolg word . . REGTER Frank het gister eksklusiewe ekonomiese sone' Namibiese gebiedswatersnie die verweer deur drie Spaanse beskik en dat dit moontlik is aangesien die Kabinet in plaas . vissermanne dat Narnibie nie om te bepaal waar die grense van die Nasionale Vergader­ oor 'n noordelike seegrens daarvan le. ing j:>esluit het Qor waar dit sal beskik nie van die hand gewys Die suidelike, oostelike en le. en ge ~ dit is moontlik om te westelike grense daarvan is Hulle verweer het geslaag bepaal waar dit is. Die Spaanse reeds bepaal en die noorde­ toe Regter Frank tocgegee het offisiere het verlede week in like grens kan bepaal word die Kabinet he.! geen juris­ die hof aangevoer hulle kan deur die gedeeltes uit te sluit diksie gehad om die bcsluit nie vervolg word nie vanwee waarop Angola aanspraak _ -oor ciie gr~s te neem nie. die onsekerheid wat bestaaan maak. Die staat is die geleentheid oor die N arnibiese seegrense. Aangesien daar nog nie gegun om die eerstc klag aan Regter Frank het gister in getuienis gelewer is oor waar te pas en het hierop met agt sy uitspraak gese die Veren­ presies hierdie grens le nie altematiewe gren<>e gekom wat igde Volke Konvensie oor die kan hy nie besluit oor watter vir skuldigbevinJling gebruik Wette van die See(1982) was van die agt altemat:iewe grense kan word. nie van toepassing gewees toe wat deur die staat aangevoer Verlede Dondcrdag het hul Narnibiese wetgewing oor die is moet as die grens beskou reg sverte en w 0 ordige r Oud·leerling van Dobra Willem Hans en sy gade was van die eregaste by die inwyding Eksklusiewe Ekonomiese wordnie. aangevoer dat hu l nie skuldig van die Rooms Katolieke Kerk in Wanaheda oor die naweek. Sone in Narnibie van krdg Die twee eerste grense wat kan wees mdien daar geen geraak het nie aangesien aangevoer is wat aanspraak duidelikheid bestaan oorpre- ' Narnibie nie 'n ondertekenaar maak op Angolese gebiedswa­ sies waar die Narnibiese ... daarvan was nie. Die kon­ ters k::an alreeds uitgeskakel gebiedsgrense is nie. Moord ondersoe-k n 'a vensie kan dus nie gebruik word, se hy: Dit kan ook Blignault het ook Woensdag .; w.ord om die geldigheid van moontlik we~s om 'n derde in die hof aangevocr dit is on- '_ Naniibiese wetgewing teen te en vierde altematiewe grens regverdig vir die staat om aan staan nie. uit te skakel maar hy kan op te voer daar is ongeveer agt dood van veedief Frank se indien daar dis­ die oomblik nog nie .uits~uit­ alternatiewe grense waarop pute tussen twee lande bestaan sel gee oor die ander grense staatgemaak kan word. Indien 'n SAAK van moord word die polisie ingeroep wat saam en die polisie het een gev­ oor die grense van hul nie, dit die geval is maak dit, dit ondersoek na 'n vemteende methom by die bees wagge­ olg terwyl Ruscb die ander eksklusiewe seesones moet Die Spanjaarde hetverlede ontsettend moeilik vir andere veedief Saterdagoggend bou het in afwagting op die een gevolg bet. die dispuut deur middel van week inhul aanvanklike ver­ om te weet presies waar le die I deur, G. Rusch, die eienaar veediewe. Teen ongeveer Die oorledene bet na ooreenkomste tussen die.twee weer aangevoer dat daar geen gebiedsgrense van N~ ?~e, 1 ! van die plaas Heigemas, ten 01h30 het hul 'n vuurtjie bewering gaan staaii en lande uitgeklaar word. In sekerheid bestaan oor. die het hy aangev ~r. . _ ~ "/' • ' • .0: J ••• (. _ l..h ...... suide van Aris, doodgeskiet ongeveer seshonderd meter probeer om Ruscb met 'n soverre Narnibie aanspraak noordelike grens van die is. Rusch en 'n aantal poli­ van waar hul ge18 het ge­ voorwerp te kap waarop by maakop 'neksklusiewe ekon- ~------­ siemanne het in die nag waar. Die polisie tesame met horn in die kop geskiet bet. omiese sone wat nie die gewag op . veediewe wat die -eienaar bet daarheen .Hyj s laleddentifiseer as Angolese ekslusiewe sone Man in hof oor kindermishandel VTooer die dag 'n val vir gegaan om ondersoek in te Emmanuel Nekindi(38) van skend nie kan daar geen dis­ Klaus Bosch(28) het gister in die Windhoek- magistraatshof beeste gel8 het. stel. Hulle bet twee mans Rebohoth. ~ puut tussen die twee lande verskyn op klagtes van poging tot moord en kindermishandeling, Volgens die polisieverslag op die toneel gevind met ' n 'n Saak van moord is bestaan o?r ~aru: dit eindig Bosch word daarvan beskuldig 4at hy 'n driejarige seun wou het Ruscb Vrydag een van bees wat op dieselfde wyse geopen na die voorval. nie. vermoor deur horn te slaan en te skop. Daar word ook hy het die sy beeste in 'n val gevind in 'n val gevang is. Die mans Die ander man is deur die Daarom is dit duidelik dat seun se kop teen 'n muur gehamer. Die saak is uitgestel tot Maart waar dit dood was. Hy het . het by hul aankoms gevlug polisie in hegteDis geneem . Namibie wel oor 'n volgende jaar en Bosch is borg van R500 toegestaan Skoolhoof skuldig oor vraestel , DIE skoolhoof van die is. Die skoolhoof, Gawie opgeskort is vir drie jaar en Okahandja Sekondere Skool Bruwer, bet skuldig_gepleit is in aanhouding op die dorp. Who will you be is gister op horgtog vryge­ _ op diefstal van 'n vraestel Bruwer het gister in sy laat in afwagting van die vir 'n seun wat by bom aansoek om appel aangevoer uitslag van sy app61 nadat gewoon bet. byisreedsbejaardengewys by drie ml\aDde gevangen­ Die - seun waarmee by op die skadelike gevolge wat isstraf waarvan twee betrokke was is gevonnis sy gevangesetting kan in­ opgeskort is vir drie jaar in totdrie maande gevangen­ bou vir die skool. voting for? die magistraatshof opge18 isstraf waarvan - twee Mans in hof vir diam.antroof Benedictus Kazombingwe, en roof. Volgens die ldag­ Andrew Basson en Silvester Switch-on to NBC' 29, Elma Jasson 40, Der­ staat bet die beskuldigdes Maritjane is horg van R250 rick Jasson 38, Roger Her­ twee lede van die diamanttak: elk toegestaan terwyl Ka­ llian 30, Andrew Basson 28, in September v anj aar zombingwe R2000en Silvester Maritjane 28 en bewusteloos geslaan en Swartz RIO 000 moes opdok. Radio's Election File Charlie Swartz 34 het gister beroof van R50 000 se dia­ Die beskuldigdes is Die in die Wmdhoek magistraat­ mante. gevra om te pleit nie en die shof verskyn op klagte van Elma Jasson, Derrick saak is uitgestel. onwettige besit van diamante Jasson, Roger Herman, and find out \ UNHCR NOTICE * National Service * 07:30 All recognized refugees in Namibia I * Thursday Novemoer 19 ,November are advised to report either at Osire I : Refugee ,Camp or to . Mr Ismael I Goagoseb, Room 10 First floor, Min.

I Home. Affairs as soon as -possible to receive a ' Government refugee identity card .. -U~HCR Windhoek Informing.the Nation ; am~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~.~.ma~~am~~~ ____ ~ __ =-______~ . 1CJ:Tu esday November 17 1992 THE NAMIBJAN

Tel. 36970 . · Classified . . Fax. 33980 Right: CONCENTRA­ TION'S THE NAME OF THE GAME ... Former '.' ,, ~' Special, Ser\iice~ ',', SA Oudemeester cham­ ~ .... , .' . " . pion Helmut Leicher . -----~---""""--- ~ - -- - (right) faces ofT against Travellers. Accomodation to rent in Otjiwarongo. Clean, serviCed an opponent in last week­ rooms with bathrooms at R60.00 end's elilJ1ination round per night (Single) 'GS11.mcluded. for the chess finals. Le­ 24· Hours security. Reservations: icher is regarded as one Rent-A-Room Bahnhof Street of the favourites to take (Owosite Old Brumme Hotel) Tel: 2517. Otjiwarongo. the title when the finals of the chess champion­ Three beautiful houses ships are played in the consisting J.)f 3 bedrooms, last week of January next Ford F250 L WB 2WD R!f railings lounge, kitchen, Pantry, year. Photograph: Jean outside buildings and and bull bar - excellent condition. Sutherland . RI6 500. Te1223998 or to swop for garage. Come and make 4x4. - your choicell For sale:- Opel Monza L8 GLX To view phone Dries SbanJenka at tel 223218 Automatic, air conditioned, (w) 227633 (h) ,central' locking, very good cqndition year 1987, 67 OOOKM 16 000 Rand. Tel 225674 or at e Ofnti ds 225672 Office hours.

~, '- wise there had been great '-r:S~ ~~4'l';.o.::,."" J ~ ,,",",>!~n • STAFF REPORTER THE best 32 chess players in Namibia battled it out ;.:~..x:. gl,~y~~t,~.i l~}:r~el~t '-· :~i~ strides in the standard of ",,~'f~ ... :t, .. ~ ~. - ''''''" in the VIP Lounge of the Windhoek Showgrounds over the weekend for a place in the final, to be held chess in Nanlibia. next year. "Our youngsters are Classified coming up very nicely," he KHOMASDAL It was a battle of the fit­ strength, based on the yearly added, mentioning, among RI60500 test and sharpest minds, rating system. "As expected, 3 Bedrooms others, junior champion , , V~cancy except in Group 4, the top Lounge played in deadly silence. Pascal Bilang, who is still The players ranged in age players came through," Kitclien , . at school; and Wem'er 2 Bathrooms from 13 years to 88 years, Leicher noted. I Tjipueja (the pride of The Dining room jobs and included a former SA In Group 4 Russian Al­ . Namibian), the youngest R314000 - . Oude Meester champion, exei Muraviev and young­ player to make it into the 4 Bedrooms . unlimited two Russians, and a Yugo: ster Wemer Tjipueja caused­ Lounge final eight. ~. JI slavian as well as the coun­ something of" an upset to Dining room On behalf of- our client, a "If they,(the-youngsterS) Study major international aid try's best juniors. move through to theiinal~, ~eep up the pace they will 2 Batrnooms organization, we require the Players qualified for the ousting players ranked ahead take over in the very near Openplan kitchen services of a Senipr 32-strong elimination round of them. ' future," Leicher said. Flat plus double garage Secretary. according to their ranking - At stake is a frrst prize of . Results (Games won out To view phone Dries Requirements: . there are close to 255 play­ RI 600, second prize.- R800, Shanjenka. of seven): Group One - Formal Secretarial training ers from across Namibia on third and fourth - R400, and Helmut Leicher, 717; A Tel: 223218 (w) or 5 years related experience , House for sale the current ranking list. fifth to eighth - R200, with - 227633 (h) Knowledge of a Dos micro- Hiister, 51/2; Group Two­ ' computer environment - The three-day weekend the prize money being spon­ Dr H Richter, 717, R For Sale: Brand new 3 Word processipg skills event was played in four sored by Hiister Machines. Laggner, 6/7; Group Three Bedroom house corner plot erf Fluency in at least one sections, with the two top Leicher, a fonner SA Oude - HJ Schiifer, 6/7, JJ Le­ 293. Corner of Kornalyn and Namibian language players in each section going Meester champion, told TIle icher, 7n; Group Four: WV Oniks Street, extention' five Fluency in written and through to the finals. (See N~ibhin at the end of the Tjipueja, 6/7, Alexei Mu­ KhomasdaL Very close to _ spoken English results at the bottom) elimination rounds that while raviev, 6/7. ' shopping centre school. 2 Good inferpersonal and bathrooms (one ensuite), comn111trication skills One of the moving forces chess was "not exactly a * The finals of the chess .. URGENT!! URGENT!! Lounge, Kitchen, Garage~ wall For further information on the local chess scene, spectator sport", it's popu­ cJiamps will be played in Large Company is looking for Helmut Leicher, said the four larity was growing fast. around the house. Mirror homes to buy in Erospark, please contact Maria at the last week of January next 'glazed windows. Burglar bars, Ludwigsdorf, Kl ein-Windhoek, 33183/36495 sections were of even He noted that strength- year. ceramic tiles. Carpets of your Olympia, Luxury Hill. choice etc. A must to view. Price range Phone 32986 (h) 61764 or R2000 000,00 • R300 000.00 '215425 Mrs D Handl Urgently looking for houses in REPUBLIC OF REPUBLIC OF Katutura & KhomasdaJ from R40000 • R120 000 NAMIBIA NAMIBIA tor Cash buyers PHO NE THURSTAN SALT MINISTRY OF FINANCE' MINISTRY OFFINANCE ESTATES AT 37697/8 AlH DIANE 41900 CLAUDE 62415 TENDERS ARE I~VITED FOR TENDERS ARE AWAITED FOR DAPHNE 36056 ASTRID 33744 1.TENOER NO. Fl/10/1-168/92 1.TENDER NO:Fl/3-21/92- SUPPLY AND DEUVERY OF ADRIAN 41207 ADDITIONS TO EXISTING SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL BINDERS AND PRINTING REQUIREMENTS FOR STANDING .•••••••• •• •• •• •••• ••• ••• ~~fiDl~$ . ·• ••• ·•••••• •• ••• •••• '. AT OPUWO. A DEPOSIT OF R20 IS PAYABLE ORDERS TO THE NAMIBIAN POUICE. 2.TENDER NO.Fl/3-22192 - SUPPLY At-ID DELIVERY OF 2.TENDER NO. Fl/11-24/92 ~ To all advertisers residing in THE LEASE OF CONCESSION AREA FOR BALLOONING TWO LAWNMOWERS TO THE NAMIBIAN PRISONS: SAFARIS. NB! A DEPOSIT OF R51S PAYABLE. WINDHOEK.

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THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday November 17 1992' 11

two cup competitions, awards DISCIPLINE were preserued te sev.:ral other FAST TRACK GOES ·TO PARIS players. C()dt. frofu page 12 Midfielder Ridlard Kam- AFRICAN soccer stars are he is news not just in Paris but With the European soccer soccer balls signed by star . beripa and defender Herman setting European football in his native Africa as well. season well underway how players, as well as 'Fast Track' brotherhood to strive towards Muharakua shared the award alight with their goalscoring It's the same story with are soccer fans in Africa get­ T-shirts. To enter listeners have excellence and to ensure the for the 'Most Disciplined ability. Paris St Gennain is Ghana's Anthony Yebboah ting news of their idols' suc­ to answer three simple soccer support of the widest possible Player'; rightback Phillip one of France's top scoring in Gennany and Nigerian cesses? The answer lies with questions which will be broad­ cross-section of the commu­ Gariseb, who also toured with sides and Liberia's George Ricky Owubokiri in Portu­ the BBC 'Fast Track' pro­ cast in 'Fast Track' on two nity. national u/19 side tn Hehinki, "This requires that we main­ gramme broadcast each Mondays, November 23 and was named the 'Most Tmproved Weah was signed to the club gal, and it's not unusual to tain discipline, strive for ex­ 30, and the Paris special on Player'. for a 5-million pound fee. see six or seven African play­ Monday on the African Serv­ cellence, build up clubs with .. Captain and defenc·e stalwart Every time he scores a goal ers in any match in Belgium. ice bringing listeners across December 7. which Namibians, not South Nico Hindjou went hnme with the continent regular news of Answers should be sent to Africans, or the British, or the all the top African stars play­ Fast Track, BBC African Brazilians, can identify. These the ' Best Defender' ·award. ing soccer in Europe. Service, Bush House, PO Box are the responsibilities of all of In a very moving scene, team In a special programme on 76, London WC2B 4PH to us, the administrators, the play­ mascot Robbie was pres.:nted Monday, December 7, 'Fast arrive no later than Decem­ ers and the supporters," the with the 'Be~1 Supporter' shield Track' will be broadcasting ber 31. Prime Minister said. and a R100, "for his loyal live from Paris and giving Fast Track is broadcast every ,.. In an outstanding season support of the team through­ listeners the chance to win Monday at 1930 GMT. in which African Stars won out the past seasons."

DECLARATION FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS' DAY

November 17 is the anniversary of a typical act of Nazi savagery - the closing of PragLie University in 1939 and the killing and arrest of hundreds of Czechoslovak students. This day has bec;ome for students all over the world a symbol of what fascism means to education - extermination of a peoples culture, perversion of science, Martyrdom of those who uphold freedom of thought. November 17 is known as International Students'Day. .

On this day the Namibian National Students Organisation (Nanso) would like to declare utter hatred for the barbarious cruelty shown to students in Guatemala, Venezuela, African Students studying in Eastem European Capitals, Zimbabwe, South Africa, teachers and professors in Palestine (Where schools and Colleges have been closed down, such acts of inhumanitarythreaten the livesof many students and indicates the kind of peace the Israeli government is seeking) - to educationist in every part of the world where Human rights are violated and solidarity with the children, students and people of the war torn former territory of Yugoslavia, Somalia, Angola and Mozambique.

On International Students day we send our greetings to students in schools, colleges and Universities, to the youth all over the world. We are your allies and comrades; together we shall study, serve and struggle; together we shall win; BBC Fast Track team, from le't (clockwise) Neil Curry, together we shall build a world where ever/ one can grow up fearless, strong and . Martin Davies, Helen Gent, Jenny Horrocks, Nick Porter happy . and Ben Dotsei Malor. Wil u graag meer 'ftba, ma //ae-tl weet van matite n~ / /hfiidi die komende !na a //hfii!kaes verkiesings? teina? Luister na NBC Radio om vas te stel Damara/Nama gowab !oabas NBCs disa Donderdagtees 19

* Afrikaanse Radiodiens !Ho=gaeb dis ei, !khare Ilkhaisa * 18:05 (19:30) !gare. * Woensdag18 November ,. '.

Lig die inwoners in Informing the Nation 12 Tuesday November .17 1992 THE NAMIBIAN GEINGOB CALLS SPORT' FOR DISCIPLINE~

"NOVEL FORD PREMIER LEAGUE Wagga Go~goseb 'Player of the Year' ...... ~~-s

Team P W D L GF GA PTS PRIME Minister Hage Ge­ CONRAD ANGULA ingob, patron of the Namibia Ramblers FC 25 14 7 4 52 27 49 Football Association (NFA) to strive for excellence. our of their supporters. ~~. lLCfiOiCC:O~ Liverpool 24 14 6 4 45 21 48 and guest speaker at Afri­ "Discipline requires that Hence, the clubs should not African Stars' 26 13 9 4 53 25 48 can Stars 40th Anniversary we come to the stadium to be surprised if they are . ian soccer teams, such as Young Ones 25 14 5 6 46 32 47 reception held at the Wind­ enjoy the sport, and support penalized for the misdeeds Liverpool, Orlando Pirates, Blue Waters 23 10 8 5 47 42 38 hoek Sbowgrounds Hall on our team, not disrupt the of their supporters," he as­ Arsenal, Manchester and Chief Santos 22 7 13 2 30 20 34 Saturday night, urged . to game," the Premier said. serted Leeds do not do any credit soccer fans to show disci­ Geingob stressed to the On a lighter note, Gein­ to the image of Namibia or Eleven Arrows 23 10 4 9 36 34 34 pline. jam-packed hall that the gob praised African Stars Africa. Such names only Civics FC 25 9 7 9 37 41 34 Midfielder Reinholdt behaviour of supporters was for keeping the same name suggest that we continue to }(obber Chanties 24 8 8 8 29 35 32 'Wagga-Wagga' Goagoseb of vital importance, and for the past 40 years, espe­ be colonized. Such names Orlando Pirates 24 6 7 11 33 38 25 was crowned as the club's added that their behaviour cially as the name reflected don't help build a N amib­ Tigers FC 24 6 6 12 24 43 24 'Player of the Season', at determined how N amibians the club and the team. ian identity," Geingob said. this gala occasion, a rather In NampolFC 24 6 5 13 24 45 23 were seen as sportsmen and I " conclusion Geingob surprising choice as most Black Africa 24 5 6 13 30 40 21 women. ~. ~~~~~:~:i=~ 'Urged the Namibian soccer people had expected Petrus "The clubs must be held ~ Challengers 25 0 3 22 27 69 3 'Tse-Tse' Nerumbu to take responsible for the behavi- Continued On Page 11 the coveted prize. Geingob, a former full­ back with Etosha lions, from which the present Chief Santos .was formed, spoke of his concern at the in­ creasing violence at soccer stadiums. "I talk of discipline amongstthe players, as well as di.;;dpline amongst the administrators and support­ ers. Discipline amongst the players is essential if we are Want to know

THANKS ... Team mascot Robbie (right) in a very proud moment when he received more about the: the 'Supporter of the Year' award. Looking is a beaming Fanuel Tjingaete, who was the master of ceremonies at the African Stars 40th anniversary reception on Satur­ elections? day. 'VSO Voluntary Service Overseas is an independent British charity committed to assisting communi­ Then switch-on to' ties in realising their development aims. It does this by providing volunteers - qualified men and women willing to live and share their skills with local communities for a minimum period of two years. NBC Radio VSONAMIBIA seeks to employ a PROGRAMME DEVELOPMENT * Afrikaans Service OFFICER/FIELD OFFICER

* 18:05 to maintain and contribute to the development of VSO's in-country programme. Presently VSO has volunteers working in the health, education and rural qevelopment (technical support to rural * Wednesday18 November water supplies) sectors. The successful candidate will have: - good administration. communication and interpersonal skills. - fluency in written and spoken English - fluency in one or more local languages an advantage - an understanding of development issues and the role of government and NGOs - initiative and an ability to work well under pressure - relevant working experience - education to basic degree level

The post is based in Windhoek with extensive travel within Namibia.

Applicants should submit a full CV and two references to VSO, P.O.Box 11339, Windhoek, no later than 12 December 1992. Shortlisted candidates will be notified and interviewed in the New Year. . Informing. the Nation VSO is striving to be an equal opportunities employer