MEET"ON tESOTHO *.

Wite ve leaked sea report. .

• GRAHAM HOPWOOD tion that receivpd the leaked report then handed it to the Ministry in a bid THE Ministry of Fisher­ to reveal the source of the leak. ies has instituted a crimi­ Acting permanent secretary in Fish­ eries, Dr Jan Jurgens, alleged yester­ nal charge after a contro­ day that the report had been leaked to versial internal report on the media "with the wilful intention to damage and belittle people" in the this year's seal harvest Ministry. came into the possession The report, written by the Minis­ of the media . . try's seal expert at Luderitz supported no seal harvest this year. The Minis­ Yesterday the Ministry laid a charge try's senior staff ignored this recom­ ADROP IN THE OCEAN ... Guantanamo Bay, of theft with the Swakopmund Police. mendation and went on to announce Cuba - Senior US airman Marvin Lewis of The Police were called in to investi­ the largest harvest ever of 55 000 Panama City, Florida, gives a drink of water to gate the leak at the end oflast week by seals. Roberto Santorez (left) and Javier Gonzalez, Minister of Fisheries Helmut Angula. The Police investigation has focused two young Cuban refugees at the Guantanamo In a breach of the journalist's com­ on members of the Wildlife Society at Bay Naval Station yesterday. The two boys, both mitment to protect his or her sources, Swakopmund. aged 5, were part of an expected 2 630 refugees a basic principle of the free press Wildlife Society chairman, Rob which Joint Task Force 140 were providing with accepted the world over, it appears temporary housing. Photo: Reuters via Nampa that somebody in a media organisa- Continued on page 2 .Nyae Nyae group struggles for a future

• TOMMINNEY Nyae Farmers' Cooperative, now reforming into a - • TYAPPA NAMUTEWA AND JOSEF MOTINGA of Koevoet have spent Residents' Council. . more than two weeks at LEADING non-governmental organisation The NNDFN has become a big operation, 'bring­ TWENTY -NINE former members of Nakop in South Africa, the Nyae Nyae Development Foundation of ing together education, water, gardening and fann­ Koevoet and their families returned to Na­ 15km from the Namibia (NNDFN) is struggling to rescue ing projects and building schools, drilling weIls mibia yesterday afternoon'and were expected Namibian border. They itself from a split which saw three board and doing considerable training. to arrive at Marinetal either very late last were returned to Nakop members including its top staff resign. Part of the conflict is a wildlife management night or early this morning. · . after the group crossed scheme, with varying views on ho,w far the people into Namibia at This came after discontent among the beneficiar­ should rely on farming and how far on wildlife in This followed an out­ pear before court on Ariamsvleion August I ies, the JuJ'hoansi people of Tsumkwe region, a project backed by their main US donors. However of-court agreement be­ August 23 to show cause without following the reac d boiling point. 'several JuJ'hoansi seem unhappy about the effects tween lawyers represent­ why a final order was proper procedures. Th was a key board meeting yesterday and . lion and other wild animals have on their cattle and ing the Government and not to be granted order­ The group, consisting another is scheduled for tonight, according to act­ personal safety. the ex -Koevoets that the ing Governmept to al­ of more than 90 people, ing chair ofthe NNDFN board John Ford. Two new In a press statement on Monday, theformer chair final order from the low the Koevoets to re­ arrived at the Ariamsv lei board members, Clement Daniels of the Legal Beatrice Sandelowsky, who is also directorofTucsin1 Windhoek High Court turn, despite the fact that border post at about Assistance Centre and Bernard / Aice, have been put the blame for the split on "repeated interfer­ for their return be post­ Government had lodged 15hl5 yesterday. They appointed and more are to join. ence" by founder NNDFN member John Marshall. poned until today. an appeal against the left the border post at The NNDFN has, over the years, channelled She, co-ordinator Axel Thoma and manager Mark On August 19theHigh interim order on August about 18hOO. millions of dollars from donors to help JuJ'hoansi Spoelstra - a recent recruit - all resigned a week ago Court had ruled that 18. adapt to new circumstances, including losing most Continued on page 2 Government must ap- The former members Continued on page 2 of their hunting grounds. It works with, th,e Nyae . I. THE NAMIBIAN .~ ? Wednesd~y August ?4 1994 1 r. . • - .••:;- .... ,e '\"-

.: -.. :::::- ..;~... c~ ---.._ ~;"""' ~~"""" ~""" v - -:"''''''''''' ;_''''''' '''_ ..!II!'_ .. _~~~~~Jt;. • __~,,j~~,,,~ ... r~iinem_. Seal scanoal NNDFN changes gear Koevoet project including chang­ .Conl. from page 1 I· The Police began their ControllerNitura Kav1ui ~' " Government~ ~ttorney Coni. from page 1 ~ Coni. from page 1 I" . investigations last Friday an internal investigation Chris Brand would only I I ing locks and signatories I Braby, has been singled after they were given a had established that the say that he was looking today. on bank accounts and tak­ Their vehicles Wil~1 out for the attention of the copy ofafax of the leaked leaked report was not into what statutory provi­ Marshall and Ford said ing stock of vehicles. He returned and they will ',police along with a report which· indicated it passed back to the Minis- sionscoul-d be used unhappiness with the way added there is some in­ allowed to proceed to .' _" numberofotherofficials . . was distributed to the try by anNBCstaffmem- againsttheperSonrespon­ the project was run has vestigation after informa~ homes all over Namibi been simmering among 'The Police even want to media from an office at "ber. Until the theft charge sible for the leak. He ad­ tion mys!eri.ously went. , According'to immig! the people for up to three from computers, Thoma' s inspect ofWild-· Swakopmund. was laid yesterday after- mitted t-hat any case tion officers at the bor~ , ~utes years. Up to six interna­ offer to resign at the end of ~e ex-Koevoet niem~ life Society meetings. The copy in the Minis- noon it was not clear on mounted as aresliltofthe tional development staff the year was rejected. had expressed joy at ~ However, contrary to' -try'spossessionisappar- what legal grounds the Police investigation could have resigned during the Sandelowsky admitted prospectofbeing re-uni, an NBC report on Mon- . ently marked for the at-Ministry could act against be challenged in tenns of period, apparently after that Thoma was not a day's TV news, no one tention of NBC reporter anyone accused of being the Constitution's com­ "failing to appreciate" popular manager :but said with their families. ~ has yet been arrested in Linette Smit. However, involved in leaking .the mitment to the freedom. Thoma's. management .good managers could not · On Augl!st 18, Jud . " connectionwith itie leak: "according to NBC News report-to ,the-media. of the press. . s.tyle, as I:Qrd pqt it. please everyone. She said . President Strydom Judge Th~o Frank ru -;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; __;;_;;;;; __ ~ Marshall said the im- s9mem~m1:ler&ofthecoJll- , III " . ." . " petus came from' a mass munity may not have sup­ that the Governmentrn~ /~~.:.. ..··-·,·~·;~8th · ' ~.A""O· ."NAl "·- STUDENT' S': m~eqng ,which .c.ontimied pOrted the ultimatum. She a1l9w the ex-soldiers . -(t,{W.?)~ 1 " ,. I~ I I .'__ for more than a day. The . sai,d she left as the project their families to return was showing "regression" the country and ti OF despite her time and en­ screened -for Namibit '~~~~~ ~ CONGRESS NANSO~~~~:ti~~~~:~=~tried and Thoma and ergy. citizenship in accordan; Spoelstra had to go. The The Swedish and US with the law. ~ VENUE: OKAHANDJA SECONDARY SCHOOL meeting discussed and 'donors are keen for the It ordered that they voted against disbanding row to be sorted out or brought to Mariental DATES: 26 AUGUST 1994 to the 30 AUGUST 1994 theNNDFN. they may stop funding the where they were Ford said the board was NNDFN's development to South Africa on Registration at 16hOO on 26/08/94 taking over control of the work. gust 4. I PARTICIPANTS Pidico problems eEight delegates from each Secondary School Branch troduced Hassan to the He said it was no eAII Regional Executive Committees . Coni. from page 1 I I Ministry of Trade and In­ for a would-be foreign' eAII National-Leadership Structures scheme. He added Pidico dustry, pennanent secre­ vestor to approach ~ e20 delegates from UNAM has recently' finished an tary: Foreign Affairs Ministry of Trade and ~ e15 delegates from other Tertiary institution branches Egyptian Government Andreas Guibeb, said he dustry through Forei .eDelegates from other students unions outside the country contract to build its em­ had also asked Elsadr for Affairs. bassy in Pretoria. infonnation on Hassan' s Guibeb added he The man who first in- status. also double-checking NB.: All the names of official delegates should be send to the Head Offices before L-.______--, contract under whi 20th August 1994. . Pidico supplied fumi to Namibia's High Co Associate members wishing to attend should notify the Head Office in writing mission.in Harare. He before the 20/08/94. 'BRAND NEW cancelled a contract w' a Windhoek suppJi All enquiries at Tel: 213091/1 Gellah Makushe S.G. which he said he was FORWARD TO THE HISTORIC 101h ANNIVERSARY CONGRESS \ COMPUTERS happy with and the c tract had then gone I ~o-r sale, at very . Pidico. , Each embassy has l

~~. J ;.' .'" . ~ . ',JeastHia,bl~.. : pric~s - own budget fot purchaSt and can supervise Contact: Carlos at . itself, and Guibeb high commissioner 220398 not complained about service.

__ . latin America, North/Central Africa, Kwassa Kwassa, Ramba, lambada L Your Host- DJ Ze Cabral

JazzlSade, Blues Your Host- DJ Harry Entrance: N$l 0,-

'P~: Jackson Kaujeua ',: & ,' -' 'Mukorob

. '

For further information please contact your nearest Postmaster or Saturday Night Special Mr Abraham Kukuri (Manager), Mrs Louisa Tromp or .... _ ... tn Mrs Catherine de Klerk at Tel (061) 201-3080/1 First 30 MEN FREE Entrance. NAM~ We are iust a Post Office away!

&5~fA:f~~~~~M(Q~"Q~tl)gt;,~~,qlY.j]g.-!3~)fq,,~lly"c4onmctJ: TeIt ; 2'6669 , or 216684 1 .9i f!' 'j,J': ,"'c' ; _'1(...' l(j11l' ;;;,yl>; .. ,,0 tJa<; 'I!) (l t!':)Jr'6.1 ___ ... ~ ___ .. __/- __, _ _.'~~,L_~~~ !.~::!_~~:~~~~~~.~}_~~ ___ :.:~~~~:~~: t~b~~~~:~ ~f'~~~~~~~~ '/~ j.' t

") ..: -.'< e ~'~~' ~- " ' ''j "''' 0,_.,-·,.,,,,.",,,, ~C)~,. <~ '!!:!'~ -~"~~!~~~~C "t t --~"-' -" " 'V '~~ "~ "'''~'~V~t''~'' 't -... ti'~-' .. <",,;.~~9~,~~~~ .<~~9~sS3~~, t~94., 3 ,<>",c Embassy workers sign Meatco' strike "deadlocked lip with Napwu ~nion

• CHRIS NDIVANGA talks had broken down terofferbyacceptingthe spokesperson Edwin NAMIBIAN WORKERS at embassies and diplo­ "afteritwasestabHshed 11 percentincreaseret- Kanguatjivisaidyester- matic missions in Windhoek have formed their REPRESENTATIVES ofthe Namibia Food that members of the pub- rospectively for the day the pistols were H- own workers' representative committee under the and Allied Workers' Union (Nafau) and lic, employees and vehi- months between March censed but had been re- umbrella of the Public Workers', Union of Namibia Meatco were yesterday locked in talks to end cles were not allowed to and the end ofJuly. How- moved by the police for ' (Napwu). a strike by approximately 1 000 wOJ;kers at enter and leave the ever, he added, the un- safekeeping because of According to -a' letter from the Office of the premises as agreed with ion had also demanded theathmosphereprevail- ' two ofthe company's plants. ·on". . f 12 . th 1 Labour Commissioner, NapwiJ is a registered un- the unt an mcrease 0 per 109 at e p ant. At the ri"1e of going to move could be made to- Pienaaar said further cent from August 1 this Nafau Organiser ion and has the right to negotiate conditions of press The Namibian was day. that the' company had year. Cuana Angula told The employment and other labourrelated issues affect- unable t'o get informa­ Inastatementreleased offered an 11 per ,cent Reacting to queries on Namibian on Monday ing its members. tion about ye'sterday's late on Monday evening, actoss-the-board in- two pistols found on evening that the arms The lett~r was released to the media by David negotiations. However, Windhoek Plant man- crease. The union had Meatco's premises on belonged' to two non-' Kurtz, chairperson of the 1 I-member Steering a source indicated a ager An~ePienaarsaid responded with a coun- Monday, Nampol striking workers. Committee of the Workers' Representative Com­ =:::::::::::::::======-----....::....=------!:...--.:..:.:..::.:..::~-=.:..:.:..:.:.:.~----j mittee. Kurtz also announced that representatives of diplomatic workers would hold an 'historic' meet­ ing on Saturday, August 27, at the National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW) headquarters in Katutura. Gem case apology

IN ITS edition of Tuesday, August 23, in an article entitled 'Gem of a case', The Namibian erroneously stated that "warrants of arrest were issued for Elma and Derrick Jasson and Roger ' Herman When they failed to appear in the Windhoek Regional Court yesterday on charges ofdealing in fake diamonds, dealing in real gems and robbery with aggravating circumstances". In fact, the three had been acquitted on these charges and had been present at the hearing on August 22. The mistake resulted from a misread­ ing of writing on the court records. We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused to those persons mentioned. ON TOUR .•• A group of 118 Standard seven pupils from the Ben Thema Primary in Gaberone, Botswana toured Na,mtOta f------­ recently. One of the seven teachers who accompanied the children, Gabriel William, said the tour was aimed at visiting interesting places "like Swakopmund, the Walvis Bay harbour, the desert and the sea". Every year the Standard 7 pupils of the Ben Thema school are taken on tour in the country or to neighbouring countries. Here the pupils are pictured at the CCN head office where they were accommodated. Photo: Chris Ndivanga Elmbeck shock We have a vacancy for: Second man acquitted SALES REPRESENTATIVE • CHRISTOF MALETSKY tp be filled immediately NAMPOL deputy Inspector General, Martin Pool, on ostrich charges yesterday declined to make any statement over the THE SALES REPRESENTATIVE WILL: reportedretrenchmentofComrnissioner Siggi Eimbeck. report to the Sales Manger • JOSEF MOTINGA N$3 000 for looking after the birds for 14 Contacted for comment Pool said it was up to be responsible for sales activities days. Eimbeck to comment on the confidential communique within Windhoek and surrounding OSTRICH farmer Riaan De Klerk Dreyer conceded that he had not seen he had received from the office of Inspector-General areas yesterday became thesecoild person any export or import permits. Raonga Andima on Friday. Eimbeck was not avail­ be responsible for customer to be acquitted by the Windhoek The first consignment consisted of 19 able for comment yesterday. service ostriches of which five arnved dead and News about Eimbeck's letter broke shortly after recruit new customers High Court on all remaining charges be responsible for the promotion relating to the illegal importation of the second consignment was 20 birds, another top officer, General Gerrit 'Foffie' Badenhorst' s services were ended. Both are apparently victims of the and merc,handising of Hartliefs ostriches from South Africa during flown in by ViJjoen's assistant. products While the plane was being re-fuelled, rationalisation process taking place in the Police force. April 1993. be in pos~ession of a valid drivers a small Namibian plane arrived and cir­ In a statement yesterday the Windhoek Chamber of licence The first accused, Jacobus Barend cled over the strip. After the South Afri­ Commerce and Industries, through its Action Against Lofty-Eaton, was acquitted on August can plane took offin a hurry , the Namibian Crime Committee, expressed shock over Eimbeck's THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE WILL: 18. plane landed and Nature Conservation retrenchment. They described him as a dedicated and be well versed in the English The third accused, Nicolaas Dreyer, officials and police officers alighted and hard-working, reliable and efficient police officer who language was also acquitted on charges relatmg to questioned him about the plane. had left no stone untumed in promoting the concept of preferably, have held a similar aiding and abetting aliens to enter and State prosecutor Danie Small ques­ community policing. , position previously stay in Namibia illegally, and the illegal tioned Dreyer on why he had ordered his Last week Eimbeck was at the centre of a storm of be energetic and career m inded import of game and wild animals. foreman AbTaham Johannes to drive away controversy over crime figures he was accused of However, he must still face charges in the double-cab bakkie before the allegedly providing to the WCCI. "This retrenchment The Company offers: under the Stock Theft Act. It is alleged Namibian plane landed, and why he had has, 'however, serious implications 'especially when A remuneration package in that he either bought or received os­ told , the Nature Conservation officials his incident is viewed in terms of the feedback from the line with this appointment triches without obtaining documents and the police that it was his neighbour crime survey conducted in the Windhoek CBD," the Generous fringe benefits, including from the supplier on the origin of the driving the bakkie. statement said. The AAC said they would not involve canteen facilities birds. Dreyer said he had not -inentioned themselves with the retrenchment of individuals. "The A career in a Company which is in He admitted that ostriches were 10hannes'because he had not wanted to underlying principles that have been touched on are, the forefront of the meat industry. offloaded on his farm on April 24 and 28 involve him in the story. When ques­ however, of such magnitude that they must be ad­ Please address your written CV in in 1992. tioned by the officials, he had not known dressed." White police officers had become"victims c onfidence t o: He said that a certain ostrich dealer in what was wrong and had told them a lot of some individuals' vindictive policy of racist perse­ South Africa, Christopher Viljoen, had of lies as he had been cOlifused by their cution". P 0 Box 428 - WINDHOEK asked him to keep the birds for him for arrival. "The recent Lubowski trial has clearly given support o r phone Mr. J. Deelie for further' information Tel: 061-61211 14 days while the fencing of his plot in Dreyer could not explain why his de­ to this view. Was it not for the highly respected Namibia was being completed. fence counsel Gerhard Maritz had not Namibian Supreme Court, certain police officers would Dreyer said Viljoen had also informed put it to State witnesses that he had been have fallen prey to false racial accusations," the AAC him that he would arrange the necessary in possession of documents on the origin said. "The question which now arises is whether the permits for the transportation. He said of the birds. Eimbeck saga also falls into this category? The manner hart/iet that on both occasions when the birds Dreyer is also charged with obstruct­ in which Eimbeck was retrenched unfortunately leaves arrived, Viljoen had given him letters ing an investigating officer of the De­ room for too much speculation and unless something stating his name, his ID-number, the partment of Nature Conservation when is done about this by the Police, the racial issue will name of his farm, from whom the birds he was looking for De Klerk on July 22 only become more serious. This issue is definitely not had been brought and for what purpose. 1993. Dreyer denied the charge. conducive to effectively fighting crime in ourcountry," Viljoen had also undertaken to pay him , The case continues today. the statement concluded. ~ - r .. T~~ ~ ., !> t ." "'.. "J . 4 Weanesday August 24 1994 ' • . THE NAMIBIAN . ,...... • ~ ,.. c-. l ' - - -'. - ~ ;. J ~- .. ' Newcomers in fishing industry 'first' FISHING company, Namibia Mackerel General and Fishing Year great credit to the member Group (Pty) Ltd (Namack), lasCweek an­ 2000 (Pty) Ltd. companies of Namack, nounced it will start its own catching opera­ Auala thanked the Min­ and their shareholders that tions this month.· . ister of Fisheries and Ma­ they had the necessary vi­ rine Resources, HeJmuth sion and courage to take Namack will 'use two own horse mackerel. but Ang;I1a. for providing the up the Minister's chal­ trawlers which it chartered probably the only com~ company with the inspi­ lenge, and make it a real­ : The Namibian is pUblished by the Free Press of Namibia, 42 John recently. pany in Namibia to do so ration that had l~d to the ity. , Meinert Street, ~indhoek."Editor: Gwen Lister. Tel: (061) 36970/1/ At a function on Satur- on the basisofafully paid birth of Namack. He Namck is launching its , 213/4, Fax (061) 33980. Postal Address: PO Box 20783, Windhoek. day, company chairperson charter. pointed out that it was catching operations to­ Printed by John Meinert (pty) Ltd', Stubel Street, Windhoek. James Auala said he could Namack was estab- Minister Angula who had gether with its UK-based ~======~ notover-empasise the sig- lished at the beginning of first made an urgent ap­ joint venture partner Ot­ nificance "ofthisachieve- this year as a consortium peal to "newcomers" in ter Trading Ltd. The joint ment". of four newcomer compa­ the fishing industry to venture company will op­ Auala said not only will nies: Cormorant Fisher­ come together and join erate under the name Namack become the first ies, Okombahe Fishing forces. Namack Internati onal "newcomer" to catch its . Enterprises, Fishing & Auala added it was a (Pty) Ltd.

16h56: Opening Lab 17hOO: Smurfs 18h35: Aquaventure REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA 17h23:King Kong 19hOO:Sport Tom of Thumb 20hOO:News MINISTRY OF WORKS, TRANSPORT AND obc 17h45: Kiddies 20h34:Roots Il COMMUNICATION Entertainment 21h28:After Nine 06h30-07hOO: World · 18hOO:Camera On Join Robin Tyson for - ApPLICATION THAT A ROAD BE DECLARED A News The Move another edition of this PROCLAIMED FARM ROAD: DISTRICT OF 13hOO-14hOO: World Death Route to interesting magazine ANTON Calitz, who News and McMurdo Sound programme. proved so popular when SWAKOPMUND World Report 18h29:Sami'sScience 22h29:Night Music he fronted for Shawn In terms of section 16(3) of thl3 Roads Ordinance, 1972 (Ordinance 1---'------'-----1 PhiIlips last week, is giv­ 17 of 1972), it is hereby made known that application has been made ing one more show at The Adventures of 'is a painter who can no to the Chairman of the Roads Board of Swakopmund that the road Warehouse tonight. Grady longer paint and who described in the Schedule-and shown on sketch-map P1538 by the This versatile singer fears commitment to a and musician examines symbols A-B; be declared a farm road (number 1946) . . Greenspace 15hOO:The woman. Despondent, he the contradictions within society and pokes fun in a Flintstones steals his girlfriend's car A copy of this notice and the said sketch-map, being a sketch-map satirical manner in his of the area concerned on which the road to which the application 15h30: Dog City and drives to his home show called Dead Slugs refers and other proclaimed, minor and private r.oads in that area are (KTV starts) . (Open Time) town to confront the And Su·awberries. shown, shall .for the full period of thirty days mentioned below lie -o9hOO: The Elephant . 16hOO:Boy Meets ghosts of his past. Star­ "An ton Calitz's music has depth and guts and open to inspection at the offices ofthe Permanent Secretary: Works, Show World ring: William Petersen, Lolita Davidovich, Jack his satiricial, cyhicallyr­ Transport

NAMIBIA CO-OPERATIVE CREDIT UNION LEAGUE ZimTrade the National Trade Promotion Organisation in "ZIMBABWE invites Applications are awaited from suitable qualified persons to fill the the Nam.ibian business community i.e. Traders, Importers, Wholesalers, Retailers, Distributors and Manufacturers to establish following vacancy: SECRETARY: HAlf DAY contacts with Zimbabwean companies. Ten companies from Zimbabwe Minimum quarrfications: will be promoting the following products: . Standard 10 plus 2 years experience. A sound knowledge of Word Frozen asparagus/broccoli/mange tout/ runner beans/ french Perfect 5.1. Basic understanding or Accounting and Bookkeeping, * beans/ peppers . Typing speed of between 35 - 40 words per minute. * Specialised food flexible packaging, paper cement and tea sacks . Fluen'cy in written and spoken English, Afrikaans or any other * Com.m.ercial and domestic stationery Domestic plastic ware language will be a recommendation. * * Paper packa~ Responsible person who can work on her oWn. * Blankets and rugs, t owels, b aby napkins, kitchen towels, dressing She will be directly accountable to the General Manager goWns * Tobacco twines , packaging twjnes, crochet yarns , bag sewing Fringe Benefits: twines, polypropyle n e strapping -On-the -job training * Polyurethane foam/ blocks/ sheets/ pads, foam mattresses, foam. carpet underlay -13th cheque Lounge/ dining/ kitchen/ bedroom furnit\.ii d -3 months paid maternity leave after completion of one year * * Black hair cosmetics, hand & body lotions, nail poli ': ', ~ & removers -Transport provided * Ploughs and spares, cultivators, planters, forged hand tools -Annual salary increase of 15% * Railway wagons/ coaches, fuel talikers, .trailers, steel sections (Depenping on the rate of inflation) Closing Date: 19 September 1994. DATES: 29 AUGUST - 2 SEPTEMBER 1994 Application, copies of the applicanfs Namibian identity document VENUE FOR BUYER/SELLER MEETING: SAFABI HOTEL, and other educational achievements must be attached to the WINDHOEK application: For further information please contact lVIBS. VUYISWA lVIAFU (from The-General Manager:, ~ ~I, P 0 Bo~ 7537, Katutura ZimTrade) at the Safari Hotel, Tel: 38560 Fax: 35652 or ' TeI: 2175771217858, 'Fax: 215699 Zimbabw e'HighC.ommission, Tel: 227738 or 228134 ~ Top geology .conference coming GOT A GRUSH TOP GEOLOGISTS from around the world experience, was picked argon, helium oxygen ON YOU ••• This are travelling around Namibia this week on to supply some of the mixture, nitrogen and little machine, field trips to look at rocks with a view to laboratory equipment in argon oxygen mixture, 'supplied by Afrox, finding new mines. a full installation, as well all certified to be instru­ compresses the air as to supply gases into ment grade ultra-pure. which is then fed They are in prepara- base multi-million dol- the future. The gas in­ , In the other labs, into the brg tion for a world-class lar' investment moves. stallation alone cost over known as "noisy labs" cylinders in the conference which will This will help Namibia N$200000. For the fine where rocks are cut, background. This is start next week and has compare its rocks with work, Afrox is supply­ ground and crushed for used to crush rocks attracted some of the best similar rock formations ing what are known as analysis and other pur­ in the search for international · speakers in other parts of the "quiet labs". The com­ poses, Afrox has put in a new mines and and a large number of world, including coun- panymustmanageacon­ big compressor plant, inore mineral­ participants. tries such as Australia siderable management with two 1 000 litre stor­ wealth in Namibia. It will discuss the which are rich in min- and safety task to supply age tanks and a liquid rocks of Namibia and ing. A local company, specialised gases such as petroleum gas installa­ other rocks of similar Afrox, with decades of oxygen, nitrous oxide, tion for fuel. formation - and the ....------=--=--..:...-----..:...------chances of finding min- erals in them. It is part of the Ministry of Mines and Energy's drive to keep Namibia on the mapfortheworld~smin­ ingfmns, who came here in large numbers for the last mining investment conference, and most left impressed. The confer­ ence will be based around the new Geological Sur­ vey 6uilding which is to be opened soon. Behind the brand-new facades of the centre are 25labo­ ratories which can pro­ duce data and scientific findings as good as other researcn institutions around the world. The four-day _confer­ ence starting on August 29 will concentrate on proterozoic crystal In the name of Allah metallurgic evolution. This means looking at how rocks were formed in a period some 260 IRANIAN TRADE EXHIBITION million - 600 million years ago, and how min­ erals such as copper and 29AUGUST-5SEPTEMBER1994 others got trapped in the WINDHOEK SHOW GROUND process. This will give important clues on how '. The Iranian Giant Company (Behzis~ Bonyad Co.) is to find and mine them. According to a spokes­ organising a Solo Trade Exhib.ition for showing and

~rson for the Ministry, IJ some 160 geologists are selliri9 lots of Iranian Products including ' Carpets; coming from as far as Africa, Scandinavia, In­ Giliril Carpets; Handicraft; Aluminium, Melamine and dia, Australia and North America. One "objective I Teflon Dishes; Washing Machines; Garments for men is to make the geology of Namibia more widely and women; Bags; Furniture; Chandelier etc. known to international geologists", said the .' This Trade exhibition wi·1I be opened for Public .at spokesperson. There are 10 main speakers and 1OhOO, after the official opening by some high-ranking some 76 top-quality re­ search papers have been officials of the N_amibi8.n Government on 29 August contributed. 1994. GAS FOR This is indeed a good opportunity for buying good "' GEOLOGY quaHty of Iranian products. Extreme accuracy, cleanliness and reliabil­ ity are needed when you are looking for gold and Ph 229974/5 For ..more...... '...... " 'OJinformation' I ...... ,...... , "' '''''...., _ . _ contact:_ _ _ _ other minerals in the Geological Survey's 25 laboratories - gold re­ quires accuracy of find­ BEHZIST BONYAD CC). ing a few parts in many ~~k ~~* .~ billions that time of ma­ / , ,", terial while most miner­ I] 1J..c,., als require accuracy of a two or three parts per million. The Geological Sur­ vey is busy preparing maps of the geology and rocks of Namibia, which can be sold to .mining companies on which to 6 Wednesday August 24 1994 THE NAMIBIAN .. ; ("

BUKAvu: Fearing new scenes of chaos and Rwanda for six hours other diseases. confusion, Zaire limited the number ofRwandan Monday after the flood of At one point, British . refugees crossing its border yesterday to only refugees overwhelmed UN troops arrived from . those who could be hauled to camps in UN UN efforts to move them Kigali, R wanda' s capital, , trucks. farther inside Zaire. and offered truck rides The refugee flow was back to R wanda. But the 5 W{th up to 50 000 available trucks could halted after 3 000 people 000 people waiting on the frightened Rwandans transportonlyabout3ooo crossed the border bridge Rwandan side of the bOr­ ·trekking toward the bor- refugees a day to a new, from Rwanda in the morn­ der had walked for days der and only 20 trucks hastily built camp outside ing.FindingnoUNtrucks to reach Zaire, and none available to receive them, Buka\1u designed to house to transport them, they . volunteered to go home. a UN spokesman said re- up to 100 000 people. dropped their bundles by Relief officials had settlirig the refugees could " Recent rains have the roadside, built camp­ feared up to I million take nearly a month. turned the camp into a sea fires and settled in to wait. Rwandans could bolt for "This will be a slow . of mud and relief officials Bukavu has been inun- the border after French process unless the rules have acknowledged that . dated by as many as 100 troops withdrew from the are changed, which I itmay be difficultto move 000 Rwandan refugees, "security zone" they set RECOVERING BODIES ••• Rescuers tow in a dead body as the search doubt," said Ray food, water and other and Zairian officials want up in southwestern continues for more than 300 people feared drowned after a crowded ferry Wilkinson,spokesmanfor emergency supplies to the them to leave their fetid Rwanda. The French capsized in one of Bangladesh's worst ferry disasters near Chandpur, 100 the UN High Commis- site. squatter camps for UN pulled out Sunday, one km fromDhaka. Police said 12 bodies had been found so far. Photo: Reuter sioner for Refugees. Zairian paratroopers camps to prevent out- day before their scheduled via Nampa. WjJkinson said the 20 closed the border with breaks of cholera and departure. - Sapa-AP the New World, however. Spanish-born African slaves, called Ladinos, had sailed with Christopher Col urn bus almost 130 African leaders meet on Lesotho years earlier, in 1492. Some 5000, mostly Diplomats leave black townsfolk took part in the GABORONE: President Nelson Mandela and in the kingdom, the size. Streeter said. Jamestown festival, local officials said. the leaders of Zimbabwe and Bot~wana held of Belgium, and protestors Mandela and the lead- PHNOM PENhl: Western diplomats emergency talks here yesterday to consider the appeared to be heeding the ersofZimbabweandBot- yesterday left southern Cambodia, Cuban exodus grows crisis in Lesotho which has been paralysed by a call by organisers for a swana will meet on Thurs- where three westerners are being held programme of passive re- day in Pretoria with hostage by the Khmer Rouge, follow­ royal coup and a two-day protest' strike. sistance rather than angry Lesotho' s King Letsie III ing a government ban on journalists and MIAMI: The US Coast Guard said early In mounting pressure on Minister Ntsu Mokhehle, confrontation. and deposed Prime diplomats in the area, a witness said. yesterday it had picked up a record 2 548 K,ing Letsie Ill, who whose Basutholand Con- A Foreign Affairs Minster Ntsu Mokhehle Representatives from the Australian, Cuban refugees at sea Monday, the largo threw out Lesotho' s gress Party (BCP) won 74 spokesman in Cape Town, in a bid to resolve the cri- British and French embassies left their est daily number in a growing flood of elected government a percent of the votes cast Chris Streeter, told AFP sis in the southern Afri- hotel in the town of Kampot in a con­ Cuban boatpeople trying to reach the week ago, Maridela, Bot- in the country's first that Mandela, Masire and can kingdom. voy, guarded by a security detail oftwo United States. swana's Quett Masire and democratic election in two Mugabe and their foreign In a statement issued trucks of soldiers, television producer "It was a very busy day," Petty Officer Zimbabwean President decades in March last ministers would thrash out here yesterday after the Jason Bleibtreu said. Kent Holmes told AFP in a telephone Rbbert Mugabe began year. a "collective approach to emergency talks in the Bleibtreu said journalists_nad re- interview. Holmes said there was no sign meeting in

It's always comforting {::"

to know that under the ,surface you have financial muscle. -

A Home Loan from the Commercial

Bank of Namibia.

Your home c.ou,ld well be the biggest single asset you'H ever own, And a home --' loan from the Commercial Bank of Namibia could be your first step , ~on the road to achieving this bbjective,

Thgether with our other personal banking options, such as electronic banking facilities, credit cards, personalised checking accounts and our wide range of investment plans, your

home loan provides the perfect foundation

for 'your personal finances, affording you

enormous flexibility and freedom, not to

mention savings.

With it you can generate 'considerable

equity and have the benefit of a re-advance

when you need it. Moreover, if.you request a

pre-approved ho'me loan, you enter the market

place on no-one's terms but your own. Ask

about our home loan and find out why we are

the International Bank with Local Insight.

COMMERCIAL BANK OF NAMIBIA 8 Wednesday August 241994 - >'>', ~ . . • 1:::.1.. ~ •• '.;'

Regional inv~stment urged Joburg stock exchange JOHANNESBURG: points higher at 5 858 af- Yesterday's quotations for unit trust funds: HARARE: International securities firm markets set up in · line Gold shares inched lower ter the industrial index FUND NAME BUY SELL YIEW% Credit Lyoimais is urging international in­ with general capital in busy Johannesburg collected 24 points to 6 ABSA: vestors to invest in the Southern African sub­ market reform were Stock Exchange trade yes­ 617, but the all gold index GE: 208,88 195,40 2,67 likely to benefit from the terday amid uncertainty was one point lower at 2 Balanced 106,25 99,73 na region, Ziana News Agency reported yester­ Industrial 184,32 172,42 2,14 privatisation wave hit­ over the bullion price'sdi­ 245 afierrecovering some day. rection, but London-based of the day's losses in late Income 100,47 99,29 11.07 ting most African states. BOE: "We believe that a of regional prospertity "We believe that brave demand saw industrials trade. Growth 248,77 232,44 2,05 much faster rate of developing over the rest investors should con­ fmish the day fmner, a Market leader De Beers People's Income 103,46 102,36 10,54 growth in South Africa of the decade. sider the attractions of dealer said. ended marginally lower at COMMUNITY: "There appears little RlO9,80 from Monday's than has been seen for ' .The writers of the re­ investing in african se­ Growth Fund 162,26 151 ,59 4,47 many years will stimu- , view, Michael Coulson chance that the financial RllO,OO but associate COMMERCIAL UNION: curities," the review said, rand will be scrapped in Anglos was 50e weaker Growth 178,22 166,39 2,03 late economic activity and WilliamDawes, said adding that the best ap­ the short-term and this has at R26l,50, while on the COMPOSITE: throughout the region," structural adjustment proach would be to build reassured overseas inves­ gold board, Vaal Reefs All Share Index: 136,83 127,86 na the London-based com- programmes being im­ African portfolios. tors," he said. He was re­ lost lOOe to R414,OO and FEDLIFE: Fedgro Growth 190,62 117,98 3,38 pany said in a review of plemented in many South Africa and Zim­ ferring to statements made Dries was 50c off at investment prospects in african countries - in­ Income 101,08 99,05 na babwe could make up by Reserve Bank Gover­ R69,OO. GUARDBANK: sub-saharan Africa. eluding Zimbabwe -' the major component of nor Chris Stals in his ad­ Kloof managed a 50- Growth 3644,20 3389,74 2,81 The review entitled were laying the basis for a number of African dress at the bank's AGM cent rise to R66,OO. Income 118,33 117,09 11 ,77 "Africa - the final fron- greater private sector emerging market funds earlier in the day. Among leading indus- Industrial 199,64 185,66 2,59 tier" said it expected to participation. operating from the At the official close, the trial counters, Barlows Resources . 248,61 231,12 3,09 see more general signs Furthermore, stock United States. - Sapa . all share index was II was 15c softer at R31,35, Prosperity 111 ,05 104,17 na but Times Media gained Stability 109,39 102,84 na METBOARD: 150e or 4,48 per cent to Metfund 333,96 312,32 2,17 R35,OO and Richemont Gilt 122,09 120,81 11,26 ARE YOU READY FOR A DYNAMIC CAREER rose 25c to R40,OO. Managed 130,42 122,42 na Elsewhere on the board, High Income 100,66 99,60 na IN INSURANCE? direct sales company METROPOLITAN: Housewares surged 15c MetlifeGE 147,54 137,88 5,44 / or 5,66 per,cent to 280e MOMENTUM: Are you between 25 - 35 after relisting on the ex- GE 364,13 341,57 3,20 NBS: In possession of a Matric Certificate or higher change at 200c on Mon- HallmarkGE 1393,73 1301,46 2,33 Own Transport day, while M&R Hold- Hallmark Income 100,49 99,49 na Valid drivers licence ings was unchanged at NORWICH: R89,50 on turnover of GE 696,12 650,10 2,38 If you meet the above criteria we will offer you the following: Rl9,55-million, the day's OLD MUTUAL: highest. - Sapa-I-Net Investors 4230,51 3944,17 2,13 1. Competitive Salary on commission basis Sentinel 242,96 226,65 na 2. Annual bonus Growth 345,28 321 ,80 3,27 Zimbabwe Top Companies 379,25 353,49 2,61 3. In service training • Industrial 557,91 519,93 1,88 4. Motor finance COmpanIeS Mining 544,51 507,59 1,95 Gold 219,04 204,24 2,97 5.. ,Medical Aid Scheme turn to GSP Income 110,53 109,34 11,05 6. Pension Fund SAGE: Gen Equity 3492,60 3255,12 2,42 7. Group Life Cover BULAWAYO: More Resources 220,77 205,96 2,62 8. Pleasant Working conditions Zimbabwean companies Financial 645,66 602,09 3,21 are adopting the gener- Income 216,16 214,00 11,50 Contact the following Sales Managers in the regions: alised system of prefer- SANLAM: ences (GSP) offered by GE ?200,84 2057,20 2,91 MR. E. XOAGU B TEL: 239140 X 258 (WINDHOEK) Index 1762,00 1646,77 2,79 MR. A. ILOVU TEL: 239140 X 259 (WINDHOEK) developed countries to Prime Growth 654,38 612,18 3,19 boost export earnings, MR. P.P. KANVEMBATEL: 0651-3277 (OTJIWARONGO) Industrial 1360,24 1270,42 2,74 Ziana news agency re- Mining 399,48 373;21 3,08 MR. L. KGOSIMANG TEL: 067372-593 (RUNDU) ported yesterday. Income 92,13 90,71 12,46 MR. L. KGOSIMANG TEL: 067352-205 (KATltJlA MULlLO) The Zimbabwean Na- SOUTHERN: GE 303,09 283,42 2,26 tional Export Promotion Mining 229,29 214,34 2,81 or the Branch Office Mr. VAN WYK TEL: 239140. Organisation (Zimtrade) Pure 184,53 172,49 1,90 Market adviser Stanley Income 600,63 588,62 10,03 tupiri said companies STANDARD BANK: were using the prefer- GE 1562,69 1466,16 4,30 11,05 ence systems after a se- Income 91,15 90,20 Gold 259,64 243,94 5,80 ries ofeducational work- Industrial 139,46 131,37 ~,73 shops conducted in col- International 150,34 140,67 2,23 laboration with united SYFRETS: nations agencies in the Growth 440,25 411,17 2,23 last two years. Trustee 173,42 162,27 1,97 Income 110,62 109,51 11 ,44 "From follow-up vis- Gilt 1133,58 1122,24 11,16 its we did, Icansay there Balanced 110,95 104,57 na NAMCO is now greater aware- Prime Select 123,23 115,12 na ness of the schemes UAL: The Nevv Force in Marine Diamonds among several compa- GE 2927,09 2743,49 3,50 Mining 611 ,22 571,83 1,90 nies although I do not Selected 3123,14 2921,93 2,29 Namco is listing on the Namibian Stock Exchange have figures," tupiri Gilt 1209,10 1197,02 12,31 said. Managed 1365,14 1283,38 7,46 Public offer of 1 million shares at N$9,25 per share Companies were also Max Income 1044,78 1034,34 11,21 turning to GSP schemes NAMIBIAN TRUSTS: to restore theIr export OLD MUTUAL: Growth 224,63 209,65 na ~he opportunity to participate 1in one of Nami~ia's competitiveness which Income 102,36 101,12 na fastest growing industries .- Marine Diamond Mining was eroded after the SANLAM: f' scrapping of the export Growth 110,94 104,39 na Income 101,40 99,83 na Namco's marine concessions exceed 1 000 sq kms. The results of the incentive scheme by the first stages of Namco's exploration have been very encouraging vvith Zimbabwe government early this year. Gold price independent marine geologists calculating the diamond resource Yesterday afternoon gold fixing: 381,35 US dollars per ou potential to be in excess of 70 million carats. The proceeds from the GSP, preferential tar- as compared with 381,25 at morning fixing, 382,60 at Mondal public offer of 1 000 000 shares and from the private placing of iff system extended by afternoon fixing, 2 250 000 shares vvill .be used for the bulk sampling programme. developed countries to , Obtain your prospectus today at: eligible products im- Nam doUar/US dollar ported from developing Yesterday's opening Yesterday's closing • STANDARD BANK NAMIBIA branches countries, provided for 3,5765/80 3,5775/90 • Namibian Stock Exchange, 11 Kaiserkrone Centre, Post Street Mall, Windhoek reduced most favoured • Lorentz & Bone, Standard Bank Chambers, Independence Avenue, Windhoek nation tariffs (mfn) or Financial rand Yesterday's opening Yesterday's closing • Namco, c/o Deloitte & Touche, CDM Centre, 10 Bulow Street, Windhoek. duty-free treatment on 4,5150/5350 eligible products ex- 4,5400/5600 ported by preference re- Money market ceiving countries to mar- SHARE IN NAMIBIA'S DIAMOND WEALTH 90 day BA rate kets of preference giv- Yesterday's opening Yesterday's closing ~ Penrose Financi;1 23597 ing countries. - Sapa 10,90 10,85 THE' NAMIBIAN Wednesday August 24 1994 9 ~~1j------~~~--~------~----~~--~--~~------~----__ ------~ ______~ ______~~ __ ~ ______, _! ~.. t ~' "Omumatia kanene a alukila keumbo" !%

TYAPPA NAMUTEWA oye uya peengaba tai dirninwa. osho. ekelashi oukwashiwana yoKoevoet noSW A TF IlLYO i kulu yoKoevoet pamwe indile i uye. Orflhangu oya Epangelo ola tokola waSA. oyo natango ~ ' li koSA Dvakwanedimo vavo, ovo kwa li va umbwa Eshi va kala efirnbo yandjele nokuli nale kutya ovanhu Oilyoei ya li koNakop, ' nayookwa teelelwa i kale inava pewea epitikilo elornbwelo opoepangelo aveshe ovo Ovanarnibia ~ moshilongo eshi ye uyile moshilongo shihe oko taku popiwa kutya ya alukila koshilongo lokuuya rnoshilongo, li yandje oihauto oyo tai paveta mefIku lotete laAuguste oya alukila shili otava dulu oya kala ko tai xupu shainaashikeeernbapila ova waya keenghono ke va tala ko, li li fute okualuka, sharna ashike shokadila, oya fikile dayo dornalweendo da , ...... 'A ongbela komatango. ' nokuuya rnoNarnibia, natango oirnaliwa ve na eernbapila peengaba nova teelelwa yela, vo va ekelashi 29 yernanguluko. ashike ova kelelelwa yeehahende ado da doufernba poMariental nena. oukwashiwana waSouth Konirna yornahoololo poMariental longifwa rnoshibofa Oilyo ikwilO ' Africa. otete ' oiwana aishe nokutwalwakoKaiti oko varnwe rnoSouth Africa, oilonga va holoka rnornhangu li va teelelwa va yavo oya xuIifwa po ornolwokuuya rnoMariental neenhele opo hava kala rnoshilongo shihe li kouftku ou wadja ovalornbwelwa ve di fiye pavetaoshoyookunyona po. oveta yovauyi Konirna yepangelo rnoshiIongo. 10ANC eshi la ya Okwa li nee va shunwa koshipundi ova hovel a koSA ndele tava okuning'a ornaindilo ndwangulwa poNakop kutya ova hala rnanga oihauto yavo okualuldlakeurnbo noipurnbiwa aishe ya ava ongornurnati a kanene'. fyaala poMariental. novaneurnbo Manga eernbapila Lwopokati opo okwa ova fadukilepo Na­ davo de liyakidilwa nado li va ninga eindilo tava i koSouth koshikondo lorneendelelo opo va kornesho shOikwarnerii, ongudu alukile koshilongo, ' ; yovanhu efele lwaapo neindilo lavo ola

anya di kwaavo lava omadina aavo wa kutya ova dengela odi peisho fekelwa natango .Ovakulukadi ava vOvahimba ovo vamwe kwa Ii va holoka vahapu pefimbo lepwilikino leindilo ~OklJIOIlgi lra pomunghulo oimaliwa ye(!mboola moshinima shelongifo loilyo yoKoevoet okualukila koNamibia. Osho ngoo naanaa va Ii momhangulilo ngaho nomidjalo ya Ii-ya nhuninwa ovakwashiwana, onghee loimaliwa yoshikukuta davo dopashiwana. taa fiki mOmbelewayOministeli Onghulunhu, momimayopaumwene. ~----~~------oshidjemo shekonakono eli okwa teelelwa Ekonakono lombelewa shi ka yaniIjwe momwedi twa finda •. yOmuprima ola landula eenghundana da holokele Aangwediva ya gong ala yeembola otau ka tulwa moikundaneki kutya nee koshitafula u Oministeli yOpedu • OSWALD SHIVUTE MONGWEDIVA yOndoolopa nenge oku lu gandja ku mukweni gulwe, natango kundafanwe kOkabinete yOikwameni, Nangolo molwashoka ohashi etitha ekanitho lyolusheno in , a omanga inau yandja Itheete nOministeli AakaIimo yomOngwediva, kOmatango mondoolopa ayishe okathimbo nokathimbo. Uuketha Ivak:wru~epang:elov ahapu koikundaneki. yOuyuki Ngarikutuke womalusheno nau gamenwe nawa waa d,hanenwe nenge gOsoondaha ya ziko, oya Ii ya ulike tumbulwa Ekonakono li nasha Tjiriange, ova mboolifa wu tewe omakumba. Omalusheno naga futwe, ngele jlelolngiton,ai eli, ashike noimaliwa yeemboolaola eemboola pofaalama yavo elongelokumwe nEwiliko lyOndoolopa yawo ya hasho nena otaga tetwa ko. Ngwediva sho ya Ii ya yamukula kehiyo IImrw't',w>t yOmuprima totelwe pambelewa mOwambo pakwafelo Omagumbo naga silwe oshimpwiyu nawa. Mboka Geingob, inai hala konima yeemwedi nhe 'yoimaliwa oyo kwa li ya Iyoshigongi. shawo noya holokele nawa lela mwa landa ko Qmagumbo geni, kaleni mu shi shi kutya okutya ko sha paife, lwanima eshi kwa nhuninwa okukwafela nokukundathana iinima ya pamba Ondoolopa ngele omwa yonuuka sha ndele to pula shi pangelwe kundanwa kutya ope na ovakalimo moshikukuta. ndjoka. kOmbelewa, nena ongoye mwene to futu ewapaleko ovanambelewa vavali Otaku hokololwa kutya Oshigongi shoka sha li sha kalwa kwaamboka ya zi ndjoka. ovakulunhu mepangelo eeministeli edi mbali oda mOndoolopa yoyene ya Ngwediva oshowo ooyene OMAHALA; Mbokamwaningileomaehelo gomahala ovova mboolifaeemboola mboolifa eemboola mbali naakalimo yomomikunda ndhoka dha kundukidha ndele sigo oompaka inamu tunga po sha nopwa pita nee pofaalama yavo pofaalama yavo Ondoolopa nodhi li wo nokuli dha ninga iitopolwa ethimbo ele okuza esiku we li pewa:; otashi vulika wu li yOndoolopa ya Ngwediva pamathaneko omape, osha li kuthwe ngele ita tungu po sha. noimaliwa yepangelo oyo mounmginino wOwambo sha egululwil negalikano ku Mwene gwa Ngwediva Aakalimo ya Ngwediva taya indilwa ya kale ya kwa li ya nhuninwa nekwafelo loimaliwa Omusita Ferdinand Nashidengo nosha tameke manguluka okuka pula omauyelele nokufala wo oshikukuta. yokapandi keedola okupopithwa kOmunashipundi gwOkangundu omauyelele kOmbelewa yawo yOndoolopa miinima ya Kombmga yepulo kutya omayovi 80 odo kwa li de Okaunganeki mElelo lyOndoolopa ndjoka omusamane , pamba ondoolopa yawo. omolwashike Omuprima likalekelwa mokukwafela Raimo Haimbili ngoka a yelitha petameko kutya Iinima ya pamba omashingitho gopakathimbo, Geingob a fiya po ovakalimoovo vadengwa Elelondoolopa olya hiyi. oshigongi molwashoka kwa omaindilo naga falwe kOmbelewa yOndoolopa g!l oshilongo koshikukuta. ' dhidhilikwa ompumbwe yokuninga oshigongi shika. konaakonwe naamboka nee taya ka pewa omaziminino noinakuvilikilwa Otaku popiwa kutye Omusamane Haimbili okwa indila kAakalimo ya kale nya akale hayi utha komalandulathano ngoka ga tulwa etalelepo laye ngaashi eemboola edi oda tuwa po haya fendele nawa nonomaiyuvo ge li nawa opo Elelo li po. shito, Deetlefs okwa ti opa paindilo lowina 010 la kale pondondo yokugandja iilongayakulo kaakalimo Ngele opena omukalimo ngoka a hala okuninga li omaupyakadi amwe ningwakOministeli Ithete ngashi tashi vulika, ngashi okugandja omeya ga yele, OBAZt\ARA-BIER TENT. nena na ninge eindilo lye opatekenika kombinga noda tuwa nee pofaalama nokukutha mo omeya gonyata, okugandja oondoloma kOmbelewa yOndoolopa, omanga ku na iiwike iyali yelandulafano lolweendo yavo naTjiriange' opo ha dhiiyagaya, ewapaleko lyOmapandaanda, egandjo nofuto nee oyo N$lO,OO taku gwedhwa N$20.00 010. . tekulwa eemho. Iyolusheno, omagumbo, omavi gopaumwene, eapaleko dhokuwapaleka ehala. Lwahugunina ' Omusamane t::::,:::;:;:;:;:;:~:;:;:;:;;:;;:;:;::;::;::;::;:;:;;:;:;;:;::;:;:;;:;;~;;;;;;~;;;;;~;;;;;1lomaendo. Omusamane haimbili ta inndile kaakalinio ya Haimbili okwa pandula ayehe mboka ya futa iifuta yawo kwate nawa omeya nokufuta pethimbo. shaashi ngele nawanota indile kwaambok!iinaye shi ninga, nayo woya hasho nena nElelo otali ka nyengwa okuga futa landule oshiholelwa shika oshiwanawa. ' kOshikondo shOmeya. Ngele opwa ka kala mboka itaya futu omeya gawo. nena otashi vulika ga tetwe ko ashike. fiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiii Aakalimo otaya indilwa yaa thitike ominino niinima mbyoka inayi pumbwa okutulwa kuundjugo nenge komiftino dhomeya ngoka ga longithwa nale. Muundama womeya gondowa inamu kupulwa we omalapi nomamanya. Kombinga yOondoloma dhiiyagaya, omusamaile Haimbili okwa ti kutya, omuntu oto vulu oku yi imoilena kOmbelewa kondando yi li nawa le la. Ota indile wo kaakalimo kutya mOondoloma dhiiyagaya ndhika namu kale hamu tulwa iiyagaya ndele haikulya mbyoka tayi tilahitha oondoloma kiimuna nokunyateka ngaaka omudhingoloko. Kehe mepandaanda namu kale ehala limwe mpoka tapu ekelwahi iiyagaya. Omahala gaayehe naga longithwe nawa go nga gwoKlub yasimana mOshakati, Club Fantasy, Mvula M'nyango,omwedhi wapalekwe konima yelongitho. Otaku kaningwa okwa li a gandja osaala moClub ye mu ningilwe ondaanisa, ndjoka yali yi omathigathano po momawapaleko goondoolopa. nokugongelela okanona Baby Sinvula iimaliwa, oku ka kwathela mepango naadnjoka tayi ka za mo dhingi, otayi ka pewa olupandu lomoll'l!Uuldhigu womutima. Methano ndika otamu monika tate Mvula (kolulyo Iwasha, nkee nee shi na sha nomalongekidho ndaka opu komeho) opamwe naakadhona aalongi yomo Standard Bank pOshakati, mboka na yamwe taya ka tumwa ko Zimbambwe noku ka oyo.yali ya Jongekidha 'oshinima shika. Uynona owindji ngaashi tawu monika kalelapo ondoolopa ya Ngwediva. Haimbili ta yelitha. methano ndika owo wa li wa kala noku umbila okanona nkakwawo oshimalfwa OMALUSHENO, Haimbili okwa indila kaakalimo esiku ndyoKa:"Ethano: OSW'ALD SmVUTE yaa ikuthileomalusheno kaye naomapitikilo gombelewa . . 0 ",, ""~., ;" "".- , .,.w.e.2n~~~u,g~~t~. ~~~"-~'''''''·"f~~b '''''''''' ti.)':~-''",';' ' ~''~ - ""' ''''''''''''''''''~ ''' ~''-'~ Y'''!~.§"b~~..;.~l2}t,!1 _; ~'!= 'itr ':;:''-r 'Zi'- -" "" - e ( -'n '~ ' "" ''-.:' ~f'iBi e 'epq 's'/' " ~ " T" "dt"rn',": "''Y£ :;-'g '·~'>W " ' Rz ~ 's:r' \! ~

FAX: 36982

TEL: 36970

liE~ Special Property Property Property 1:iI~1 , Services D For Sale D For Sale D For Sale CASH URGENT GARDEN FLAT TO LET For your HiFis & TVs A gentleman seeks house Brand new two bedroom with 3 bedrooms, lounge, flat with two full bathreooms CASH dining-room, swimming on ground floor overlooking Foryour Fridges and gardens and pool. With pool (if possible), area: ~ _ ,. eu "4-t M Freezers (any condition) Ludwigsdort built-in braai on front Eros verandah. KHOMASDAL EXT 5 CASH Luxury Hill Full security with electronic Mandate 8178 Klein Windhoek gates & guard,.Satelite dish 3 Bedrooms For your Lounge suite, Hochlandpark area for international reception Garage dining room suites, and (Family to join him soon) wired to flat Long lease. Carport kitchen furniture Contact Mirella at Tel: No agents please. Dining Tel: 220012 221507 Phone 36354 for appoint­ Kitchen with eye-level ove ment to view. 2 Bathrooms and more TV • Audio Expert Property N$160 000- TV • Video· HI·FI Service To Let Phone3nOO D KHOMASDAL EXT 5 Mandate 8177 3 Bedrooms HOUSEWIVES 2 Bathrooms STUDENTS Dining HAWKERS 71e _ ~ eu "4-t M Lounge Start your own OLD HOCHLAND PARK N$139OOO- busi",ess today GROENEWALD BRAND NEW HOUSE I"l'orted ' PROPERT.ES 3 Bedrooms BIC !eater KATUTURA • SOWETO handbags, TO RENT Separate toilet CLOSE TO ELAGO travel bags 3 Bedrooms'- BIC . Bath, shower & toilet BOTTLE STORE GOLDEN BOY ••• Asutralia's Kiren Perkins holds up his gold medal fr om purses, Double garage jackets at ' 2 Bathrooms Mandate 8203 the men 's200 metre freestyle during the Commonwealth Games swimming wholesale Lounge Knottypine ceiling Price: N$642 000- prices . Built-in _bar in Victria on Saturday. (photo: Reuters via Nampa). LEATHER Kitchen - BIC 2 Bedrooms BAGS Lock-up garage Lounge 205 N$1600-00 Dining and more Kitchen Booysens I Cont; from page 11 I rd , Only for N$267 000- Carport Selby Phone Hamles No ceiling, no warm ,water courage the team." Phone (tJ1 1l 493,6167 (or Groenewald OLD HOCHLANDPARK Gunnell, who went on free catalogue Tel: 211474 from Mandate 8088 For further information and from Auckland to win a 08hOO • 20hOO 4 Bedrooms BIC an appointment contact silver in the World Cham­ Borehole Submersible Double garage Helena Nekoma pionships in 1991 before Pumps TO LET Carport , Tel: 229881 (w) 2x Super D 220V, 1,5kW 2 Fully furnished bedroom Pool 220698 (h) claiming every major 0,5 cum/hour @220m flat in a nice neighbourhood 2 Bathrooms gold on offer following OR with it's own small garden TV room I-----NAMIBIA-----t the Barcelona Olympics, 2,0 cUmlhour@1oom available, Rent: N$1300 Dining Weekly R70 'R130 picked out Jamaican Going price +- N$4ooo including water and Only for N$321 000- Daily R270 R525 Deon Hemmings as the My price: N$2ooo electricity . major danger here. Tel: 061 - 43215 - Du Toit Available 1 September HOCHLANDRAND .....---SOUTH AFRICA----t:· "I've raced her three or 1994 , Mandate 8122 W.. kly R75 RUO four times this season and NAMISEB Tel: 239692 . URGENT BRING OFFERS Dally R300 R650 she's running well. She'll ELECTRONICS ------OWNER LEAVING! TO LET EROS Price: N$230ooO- defmitely be there - and We repair radios, TVs 2 Bedrooms ..-~BOTSWANA, LESOTHO,_---t 1 Bedroom flat N$850-oo Garage MALAWI, ZIMBABWE the Canadians, like videos, Hi-Fis & discos, per month 3 Bedroom BIC From N$92 025-00 Weekly R.200 R390 Donlada Duprey and We provide best service Water and electricity 1Y2 Bathrooms Rosey Edeh, will bring included. Deposit N$850- Dining 3 Bedrooms Daily R800 R1550 at a compatitve price, Available 31 August 1994 From N$118241 something special out at Tel: 229165 or 240571 • ZAMBIA, ZAIRE •• home." Gunnell said it Call 225570 all hours For further Information Prices include ALL COSTS Weekly R23S R400 from 08hoo to 18hOO. and appointment contac was an honour to be made GROUP OF . Daily R920 R1820 Opposite Wernhil Park, Helena Nekome overall team-captain,jok­ For more information ESTATE AGENT Tel: 229881 (w) ing: "For once I have got Tal Street contact Michael t-_ _ FRANCE, GERMANY' __-I 220698 (h) EUROPE, BRITAIN ahead · of Linford. The NAMIBIA PROFES· DORADOPARK Tel: 229881 (w) . Christie." SIONAL TRAINING PLOT & PLAN .227192 (h) , Weekly RSOO R980 CENTRE 3 Bedroom houses Daily R1200 R2500 presents 1 Bathroom , Legal BASIC COMPUTER Kitchen and Lounge ...---NORTHAMERICA ----I Notice I~~ Special' TRAINING Transfer fees included ~ W.. k ly R325 . R600 1iI~1 Services 29 -'31 August 1994 N$110 000- 71e_~eu~ ,M m Dally R1500 R2700 18hoo - 21hoo WANAHEDA N$2oo-oo (GST incl) KHOMASDAL· Plot + . Mandaat 8159 AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND THE AUENS ACT, 1937 Plan 3 Bedroom house on large Weekly - . R325 R630 WORDPERFECT 5.1 2 Bedroom houses ert. Price: N$64 200- NOTICE OF INTENTION R1500 R2700 BEGINNERS 1 Bathroom OF CHANGE OF 5 - 7 September 1994 Sitting room Mandate 8154 SURNAME The Namibian, P.O. Box 20783, ~TEL: 211474 18hOO - 21 hoo Kitchen 2 Bedroom house Monika Aapopya Jonas N$270-oo (GST inlc) Transfer fees included Price: N$77 000- W indoek, Namibia . FAX: 211 802 residing at Dornfeld, FOR NUMBER PLATES Contact us at Tel: 248097 N$75 000- Name: ___ ~ __ ~ ______• Fax: 248098 . 3 Bedroom houses Mandate 7946 Gobabis, employed as a SIGNWRITING AND SILKSCREENING Register at ' TRansfer' fees included 3 Bedroom house worker intend applying to Address: ______~ __ Kasch Str, Pl'O;tea Court 9 , ., 3 j$10.2 000- Diningroom the Minister of Hom~ Affairs Second floor . Garage Postal Code: ______for authority under section 9 . LEARN MORE ... KATUTURA Urgent sale I enclose a cheque/postal order to the amount EARN MORE ••. ~ " For ' Plot + Pla n~i ,.' ' . Reduced to N$135 000- of the Aliens ,Act, 1937, to of for weeks subscri ption . GOLGOTA assume the surname of WITH A DIPLOMA E.:a Sale to the Namibian. (Please ensure the exact FROM .... ~ ~ ~ 4 Plots available . OKURYANGAVA Hainduwa, for the reasons amount in Rands or equivalent currency.) 2 Bedroom houses -Mandate .7613 ACADEMY#• ~ . 1980 Audi SE automaticJor that Hainduwa is my father's • Please debit my Visa/Mastcrcard/other Credit .. ,; , sale. G'ood conoitlon · ;. " N$75 000- 3 Bedroom house Immediate oCcupation surname, I previously bore LFAANINGr;,..J , : Phone Tel: (061) 34865 (h) 3 Bedroom houses • Q~ I . N$85 000- . . Price is negotiable the name(s)M. A. Jonas. Any I No ______:1 * Touch typing " 2913112 (v.;y: • ,I * hltro to micro person who objectS to my computers p~ ~ase 6dn~ct your ag~nt Call Naemi Amuthenu • Signed: ______. _____ I ...' . .., assumption of the said * WordPerfect 5.1 etc. Johan Bean at Tel: 221282 Tel: 229881 (w) Study full time or part time ..• - - . 215057 (h) surname of Hainduwa, • Date• : ___ -" ____ ~ ,-•-- - • Courses commencing IIfi should as soon as may, be daily ------======~ Open 08hOO - 19h30 Present employer of lodge his! her objection, in ~ ---.--.~ -~ ~ For all your advertising needs, ...... Windhoek San lam reliable, trustworthy nanny please contact Kurt, Sonia, Leonard, Magreth writing, with a statement of Centre and Swakopmund se.eks new employment for his! her reasons thereof, with her. Contact: Mr. Milton or Linda at the Namibian, Tel: 36970. the Magistrate of Windhoek. Louw at Tel: 249395 THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday August 24 1994 11

. -:-', -..-'. ~~.... ~ . . -.' -- ... ,~.- ~.'., .<: .... ~-. - .• ~ ....~-. SPORT SHORTS... Biltongboere clash A change of mind . . - -. ' cLOTHAR Matthaeus has postponed his international retirement fer two years in a bid to. win the European Hong Kong tonight Championship in England in 1996; ,. , PRETORIA: The Northern Transvaal rugby Matthaeus, 33, earned his I 17th cap in Germany's . selectors were forced to make two changes on' • CONRAD ANGULA will start the tie from the bench. 2-1 defeat by Bulgaria in the Werld Cup quarter-finals Monday, because of injuries to centre FA Outjo's impressive Dirkie Potgieter in New YQrk. . Meiring and lock Ferdi Venter, for Satur­ PESCANOVA Namibia, still also retains his place after regular Matthaeus captained 'Germany to. the 1990 WQrld day's Currie Cup match against Eastern reeling from their Bankfin Cup eighth man Pieter von Wieligh is still Cup but was injured when Denmar!c dashed Germa­ Province in Port Elizabeth. Section A defeat at the hands of suffering from the Injury which kept ny's ~ropean Championship hQpes in 1992. Meiring has it" neck beenplaying very well. B(}rderonSaturd~y',getachance him out against Border on Saturday. injury and Venter ap­ Bakkes is bigger and to redeem themselves,against vis- . Pal,lrBrand will officiate in the en­ Brilliant Boris ' parently badly injured a stronger and the selec­ iting Hong Kong at the National.' counter with Johann Meuwesen and • . "1 • NUMBER three seed.Beris Becker, (;)fl tQP efhis game finger ligament against tors feel he will be an Rugby Stadium in Windhoek to- Wir.npie Coetzer as the two. linesmen. night. • .,.'" . The two sides: all week',:cQmpleted his , s~eep tbreugh,..fue Velve Western Province last asset against the big EP Internatienal by beating seventh-seeded Marc Resset Saturday. Meiring is re­ pack. . i , NaniiQia: HongKongshowedsomeexcellent " Jac'o Coetzee, Gerhard Mans, 6-3, 7-5 in the final. Bec"ker gidn't Qrop a'set 'in the placed by 10han Schutte The team is: Clive tournament on his way to. his 4~ st caryer-ptle and third moves during their 36-25 triumph " Henning Snyman, Mkhael ~ Marais, and Krynauw Otto Terre 'Blanche; Andre thisyear. He also. wen at Milan in Pfbtuary and at the over a local President selection on Eden Meyer, Migiel Booysen, Riaan meves from the Snyman, lannie Los Angeles Open earlier this menth. tighthead flank to lock Claassens, Johan Monday evening, and their forwards Jantjies,CasperDerks,StephanSmith, in Venter's place, with Schutte, Deon were very impressive. Abie van Wyk, Dirk Kotze, Bernard Betha Rossouw coming Oosthuysen; Lance All now depends on the form of Malgas, Jasper Engelbrecht, Piet du On the take Walvis Bay -based prop Casper Derks Plooy, Dirkie Potgieter. Reserves: Piet in at the side of the SherreH, Joost van der THE executive ceuncil Qf the FQQtball Asseciatien ef scrum. Westhuizen; Heinrich and his pack who appeared very slug- Smith, Quinn Hough, Louis van gish against their counterparts from Coller, Hakkies Husselman, Nic du Malaysia (FAM) has decided to. seek the advice ef the In the only genuine Rodgers (capt), Henry werld seccer body on hQw . to. curb player's bribe­ Border last .weekend. Plessis, Attie Samuel son. Henry change to the side, Tromp, Marius Hurter, taking. Namibia lost a chance.to reclaim Potgieter (coach), Wim Lotter (ass/ Luther Bak~es, recently Ruben Kruger, ,Drikus FAM deputy president Tengku Abdullah Sultan dropped, comes back at Hattingh, ' Krynauw their Currie Cup status when they coach),HenningJ Snyman (manager), Ahmad said this week the associatien weuld wait fQr number eight in place of Otto, Botha Rossouw, went down 20-26 against the hard- Lambert Fick (physio). guidance from the Federatien efInternatiQnal Football running Border at the same venue. Hong Kong: Jannie Brook~, who has Luther Bakkes. AssociatiQn befQre taking actiQn. The Biltongboere are keen for a JustinWeston,lsiTu'lvai,Vaughan good showing against the visitors af- Going, Rodney McIntosch, Ashley ter so much criticism from the media Billington, Robin Bradbury, Stephen Big purse for Tyson and their home fans. Kidd,AshleyJones,AndyFields,Dave WPhockey MIKE Tysen will be offered a I OO-milliQn US dellars A few chances have been made to Lewis, Grant Jamieson, Roger purse by the Qrganisers of Mohammed Ali's 'Rumble the side that lost against Border on Patterson, Tony Hunt, Rick in the Jungle' to. stage his frrst fight in Hong Keng after disappointment Saturday with the most noteworthy Shuttleworth, StuartKrohn (captain). leaving prison. Hill Debbins, head of Hem dale Special being the return from injury cifflyhalf Reserves: Jamie McKee, Paul Reed, Events which is presenting Herbie Hide's werld heavy­ Migiel Booysen of United in his fa- Will Wild, Jeff Piper, Toby Bland, weight title defence in Heng Kong on Sunday, October PORT ELIZABETH: Defending women's mous number 10 jersey. ChrisNorth. GeorgeSimpkin (coach), 23, said this week. inter-provincial hoc;key champions Western Police star Jaco Coetzee, who stood Peter Burbidge-King (manager), Joy Province suffered a minor setback in their in for Booysen, will now return to his Waiter (physio), Steve Quirke (ass! bid to retain the Nedbank Rose Bowl when fullback position replacing young manager) and Alvin Sallay (journal­ They're in the army now they were held to a goalless draw by Natal r-A_tt_ie_s_am_u_el_s_on_o_f_w_an_d_e_re_r_s_w_h_o__ is_t-)·------1 CAMEROON'S natiQnal football squad will be sent Midlan~s at the Technikon-UPE Astroturfin B ... t hI fQr military training in a bid to. instil seme discipline in' . rort :I}~I.?~t": ~~ . MQnday. , ,_~ __ ,~ ; ;~ ~ ~ , __aggtQ , ~n rOll e , ~~~~;~~ Minis~r JQseph-Marie Bipoun Mbede WP squandered their Robin Grey scored the I' C f 121 the-field blow for the the first World Cup title The team, who flopped in this year's Werld Cup chances, and must be first two goals, {lne from 0, ot. rom page Finals after sparkling in 1990, will ~ under the direct . . striker who netted five game to go to shootouts vy concerned by the fact that a sl!ort corner variation, something else. He of- goals in the threegames _ that Baggio sent his control of the Defence Ministry. The training will they failed to score from and then Caren Bentley fered more as a team to carry Italy to the World attempt from the spot focus on 'physical fitness, fighting 'spirit, a sense ef ' any ~ftheir 21 penalty also netted twice, the player." Cup final on July 17. high, handing the tro- disciplineandnatienalheneur.' corners. second goal a penalty It was the latest off- It was in that match - phy to Brazil. Midlands, after beat- stroke. . A blow for Fanie ing Natal on the first Transvaal beat Wits 7- day, are now well placed 0 in a fieocely contested IT TAKES a let to. wipe the smile QffFanie de Villiers' to qualify for the semifi- game, with captain Ros face. Laughter has always lurked in his eyes. Until nals from Pool Al. Howell giving a good Sunday. Being fined 25 per cent Qfhis third test match Eastern Province performance. fee by tournament referee Peter Burge fQr alleged crushed Free State 5-0 EP play Transvaal on 'dissent' has really hurt the affable Pretorian. in the other pool, scor- Tuesday in what prom­ The me~ey matters naught ... pride nQt pocket has ing four times in the first ises to be one of the best been dented. De Villiers' sportsmanship has been half. games of the week. queried and he has no way Qf clearing the air.

The NAMIBIA PROFESSIONAL Mixed feelings TRAINING CENTRE presents a over Games' SALES TRAINING COURSE COURSE CONTENT: VICTORIA: English team .skipper Sally - What is selling Gunneli pledged her support for the Common­ wealth Games here yesterday - despite' fearing - Your attitude towards selling the event would be a total let-down. - Learning about your client - The selling steps Gunnell, holder of a tIe here, revealed the grand slam ofmajortitIes event had a special place - Features and benefits and fresh from her Euro- in her heart. - tIaridling difficult clients pean 400m hurdles tri- "The Commonwealths - Telephone tecbrtiques umph, admitted: "I four years ago were my , theught I was going to starting peint - that win . WHAT YOU WILL BENEFIT: have real problems here. gave me a chance to. be- "Ithoughtitmighthave lieve in myself and the - A more confiden~ approach , felt lik{a little meeting at next year things began to - Better your sales resUlts ' heme or a small Grand happen." - - Understanding your client' , Prix meeting. And she added: "They "It's no way as big as really are the friendly D~ TE: 1 & 2 September 1994 (08:00 - 1'7:00) the Olympics, Worlds or games. I certainly won't COURSE FEES: N$600.00 Europeans but I place it be around for another one REGISTRATION: feurth in the league and in four years' time so I'm the stomach butterflies are going to enjoy it. I'll beat SUPER COLE ... Andy Cole of Newcastle United (right) challenges Kasch Street, starting now." the track every day to en- Leicester City's Colin Hill in their opening English Premier League Protea Court 9, Second Floor The 28-year-old, a big fixture at Filbert Street on Sunday. Newcastle won the match 3-1. (Photo: Tel: 248097 :. ., , Fax: 24809~ - faveurite to retain her ti ; ~~~~hti~!i~d oii,pageJeo_ '~eut«:rsV!a N~1t!pa).r'~! ~.' :-;'~'P'" "" t" ' · j i.J;"il..-" ,9"'"t-.I, ,,}\~.'. I.... ·'· t ~;:~ Br)!!n ~b,;'J ,Cl I ' I ./1 ('IC1iil\.' lM .. ::;.S1r' {) ~ ler; ~'-."" ... -...., ... -...... " . ~ ... ~ - -. - .. ------~ ~e€p. ·"s ,,~ T 's WUO J < . , . 12 wednesday August 24 1994 '

SPORT Undefeated Santos SHORTS Chiefs SPORT will test the Tigers unha,PPY LAST season's run­ ners-up Kaizer Chiefs are far from happy about playing their As leag'ue action res_urnes.... Bob Save Superbowl • CONRAD ANGULA the Independence Stadium on Saturday," asserted first round clash Asser. against struggling DEFENDING champions Ace Maize 'Chief The Tigers official warned Santos that his play­ Pretoria City at Berea Santos will face two tough outings in ers were out to avenge their earlier 0-1 defeat. Park on Saturday. NAMIBIAN world ,champion Frankie "We have no prob­ Fredericks clocked 10,04 in the semi-finals Windh~k this weekend after the Namibia "They are going to face a different Ingweinyama Football Association announced the pro­ this time. We are slowly but surely finding our lem with the pitch, it's of th~ 100 metres under chilly conditions gramme for the HoIsten National League composure and the players are all highly motivated. the size of the stadium on the fifth day of the COll1D\onwealth as regards capacity yesterday. "We have beaten them three times already this Games in Victoria, Caruida on M(>D