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Bringing Africa South Vol.2 No.334 Thursday May 30 21 guns to fire for SA etainee at Walvis SECURITY officers at Consolidated Diamond Mines THE SAS Drakensberg is at Oranjemund this week found their hands full of presently at Walvis Bay expensive s.. t for three consecutive days. where it is loading excess A CDM employee at the diamond mining town, military equipment ac­ known only as Alfred, was stopped at the mine's cording to our correspon­ security checkpoint on Monday because the X-ray dent in the port town. machine registered that he had something in his stom­ Accompanying this logistic ach. support vessel, which is under The security officers on duty immediately detained command of Captain Fred c Alfred and took him to the hospital. Marais, is the submarine SAS At the hospital, the securities went through a lot of Johanna vander Merwe, under trouble - giving Alfred liquids to defecate the suspect command of Commander Rusty matter. The employee was even taken through the Higgs. hospital X-rays which registered nothing suspect in According to our correspon­ his system. dent, the two are conducting *__ r_ o~e ss in sight After two rounds oflaxative liquids, Alfred's stools operational training on the west were ferried to Alexander Bay laboratory for scru­ coast. tiny. This was on the second day of Alfred and his Apart from exercises between stools' hospital detention. the two ships, 21 national serv­ NA to act toda~ The laboratory test did not produce any diamonds. ice midshipmen are undergo­ ing sea training as a part of * Alfred was released from custody yesterday. ATIORNEY·GENERAL Hartmut Ruppel yesterday tance of its working proredures. continued on page 2 gave notice that he would table a motion in the National The Prime Minister is also Assembly today asking the Government to request the asked to request the ICRC to ~ ~ed'y repom referred Internati~mal Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to to in a memorandu m the ICRC take up the issue of missing former Swapo detainees. sent to the Govemment. The National Assembly it­ lock by tabling a motion rec­ Furthermore, the Prime self had earlier unsuccesfully ommending a Judicial Com­ Minister is called on to inform requested the ICRC to take up mission of Inquiry, but the the National Assembly of the the issue. motion was overwhelmingly progress being made with the The ICRC, however, said it defeated in the Assembly on investigation whenever the could not take up requests for Tuesday. ICRC submits its quarterly assistance from parliaments, If Ruppel's motion is suc­ reports. but only from Governments. cesful - which is almost cer­ He is also asked to convey Since then the whole ques­ tain - it will open the way for the Assembly's original reso­ tion of establishing the where­ some progress on the issue lution asking the ICRC to in­ abouts of any detainees that again. Ruppel's motion spe­ vestigate to any foreign Gov­ might still be missing has cifically asks the National As­ ernments approached by the remained in limbo. sembly to request the Prime ICRC during its investigation, Moses Katjiuongua of the . Minister to inform the ICRC to faciltate the work of the LAUNDRY BASKET SMOKESTONE NPF tried to break the dead- of the Government's accep- ICRC. Red, Yellow, Beige DINNER SET 22 Piece 50 DD SAVE: R6,45 SAVE: R14.99

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IN THE NEWS. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: An unidentified Israeli officer leads a group of Ethiopian Jews through the night at Addis Ababa airport last Saturday. A total of 2 CORGI JUNIOR PLUS 16500 Ethiopian Jews, known as Falashas, were evacuated from Ethiopia as part of 'Operation Solomon', the largest airlift of its kind. For the latest news on Ethiopia, 1 FREE CORGI JUNIOR see pp8 and 9. Photograph: Agence France-Presse SAVE: R4,50 IN future members of the (PPRAC) at the end of last Namibian Ponce will be armed week. CHEAP with side-arms (pistols), fol­ Pohamba stressed that the lowing a Cabinet decision. - arms were only to be used to This was annwn:ed by Home protect the lives of the public PRICES Affairs Minister Hifikepunye and of the police themselves. Pohamba when he addressed The Minister al so used the members of the Police Public NOT Relations Advisory Council continued on page 2 CHEAP TALK Tt1 EtNAMIBfA.N Cheaper rubbish for residents

at Okuryangava, SQUATTERS at the Okuryangava settlement will pay less for refuse removal services as most of them are . unemployed and cannot afford the present tariff of Rll,90. The Windhoek Municipality reduced the tariffs to R2,20 at the Windhoek City Council"s monthly meeting last night. To reduce the cost involved in removing the refuse, the municipality dccided that the residents group their drums at designated areas of 50 to 100 drums each. The success of this measure will largely depend on the co­ operation of the squatters themselves, the municipality said. To this effect an agreement had been reached with the squat­ ters, community workers and the City Health Officer, the munici- pality statement said. . POLICE • FROM PAGE 1 occasion to express apprecia­ mit recommendations on find­ tion for the commitment and ing solutions to crime-related dedication of members in join­ problems. ing the Government in the In achieving this, the Minis­ struggle against crime and ter said, the work of the differ­ building bridges between the ent Police Public Relations SUPHANBURI, Thailand: Residents of nearby villages look at the wreckage of the Lauda-Air crash on Monday public and the police. committees throughout Nam­ after the airliner crashed on Sunday. Sapa-AP reported yesterday that rescue workers had recovered the bodies The PPRAC consists of bia perfomled a vital and in­ of all 223 people killed aboard the jumbo jet that exploded in flight. However, investigators have yet to determine members of the public, repre­ dispensable role. the cause of the crash. Photograph: Agellce France-Presse ;entatives of organisations and From its side, the council members of the police. The urged the Minister to consider task of the council is to combat an independent inquiry into crime countrywide. allegations by members of the Have you seen these cars? During the meeting Pohamba public over misconduct of also asked the council to sub- certain members of the police. THE Namibian Police have asked the public to help them frod the following stolen vehicles. • Mazda pick-up, model 1990, blue, registration num­ ber, N 6370 T; a white VW Kombi, model unknown, MIKES registration number SS 4452; a beige Mazda 323, 1981 TRANSNAMIB is to introduce a guaranteed express Overnight model, registration number SW 74525; and a yellow Parcel Service (OPX) as from June 3. VW Citi Golf, 1988 model, registration number SW OPX is aimed at meeting the needs of TransNamib customers KITCHEN 73794. for a " door-to-door" service at reasonable rates. Any information concerning these vehicles can be given According to a corporation statement, a wide variety of cargo Requires Grillers, to Deputy Commissioner PJ Net at 62901 during office will be accepted, but special arrangement will have to be made for hours or at 1011 after hours. goods of unusual nature. Chefs and Cooks. OPX guarantees delivery ,it a specific hour the following day __ 21 GUNS· FROM PAGE 1· __ if handed in before the stated deadlines the previous day. Dead­ lines will differ according to destinations and full details can be Only those with their preparation as future will be fired. obtained from the TransNamib Marketing Department or at any Citizen Force naval officers. Dignitaries from the town railway station in Namibia. xperience need apply The two vessels will be at will be hosted on board and the If deadlines are met and delivery of goods does not take place Walvis Bay until June 3 when ship will be open to the public at a specified time the following day, TransNamib will refund the For appointment - they will once again depart for at specified times. full tariff paid by the customer. Simonstown in the Cape. Our correspondent reports OPX will serve the following centres from Windhoek: Otjiwar­ please phone 226596 The visit will also give the that the SAS Drakensberg will ongo, Tswneb, Grootfootein, Ondangwa, Walvis Bay, Swakopnrund, opportunity to celebrate South also be used to convey excess Gobabis, Mariental and Keetmanshoop; and from Walvis Bay, Africa's Repu.blic Day onMay military equipment from Walvis OPX will serve Otjiwarongo, Tsumeb, Grootfontein and Wind­ or 52193 31 on which a 21-gun salute Bay to South Africa. ·hoek. Guide-Dri ver Treat our tourists to an unforgettable trip!

We are looking for a people-orientated person with at least a Std 8 GHANA HIGH COMMISSION certificate and a code 11 driver's li cence, who has at least three years' driving experieT)ce. A first-aid certifica te is a prerequisite, WINDHOEK and you should have the technical skill to undertake minor repairs en route. The incumbent must be able to provide English com­ mentary on places of historical interest in Namibia. This wdl re­ INVITATION TO GIFEX EXPORT quire comprehensive knowledge of tourist attractions and routes. Duties include driving the tour bus in a safe and responsible man­ GHANA 1991 ner, controllin g and checking refreshments and luggage and all the accompanying ad ministrative functions. You must also be prepa­ ACCRA, 5TH - 15TH SEPTEMBER 1991 red to be -absent from home for long periods. The High Commission of the Republic of Ghana in the Republic of We offer an excell ent remuneration package w hich includes big Namibia has the pleasure to inform the Namibian Commercial company benefits. and Industrial community that the fourth Ghana International Furniture and Woodworking industry exhibition and Interested persons should call Mr L J Lombard at Trans­ Namib Carriers, (061) 298-2327 or send applications to him non-traditional exports exhibition will be held in Accra from at Private Bag 13342, Windhoek 9000. 5th to 15th September 1991. Closing date: 14 June 1991. As on previous occassion this expanded commercial event will attract a large section of the business sector both local and foreign as there will be numerous business opportunities to take advantage of. TransNamib Namibian companies and persons interested in this event either as exhibitors or visitors are accordingly welcome to call at the Limited Ghana High Commission on No. 5 Klein Windhoek Rood, Windhoek between 0900 hours and 1500 hours on working days The National Carrier of Namibia for further inforr.iotion and relevant application forms.

·7 Tnur~daY"t\Aay 3D '1991 '3 Nam, Congo to boost Diergaardt digs in fishing ties on inflation issue THE Republic of Namibia and the People's Republic A LOCAL computer company has denied allegations MINISTER of Finance Dr Otto Herrigel was yesterday penditure was particularly that a major computer consultancy contract for the of Congo have agreed to taken to task for showing a lack of will in deliberately welcome because it would assist facilitate trading between in combatting unempioyment Namibian Police was awarded to a South African com­ addressing the issue of inflation. This criticism was pany. the private sectors related made by Deputy Minister for Youth and Sport Reggie by creOlt:ngnew job opportuni­ to fisheries in both coun­ Diergaardt (UDF) during the second reading of the ties. Sections of the local com­ financial plan. , 'One should remember that puter industry have apparently Smit said the reasons for tries. Appropriation Bill in the National Assembly yesterday independence alone cannot fill complained that Asab Data (Ply) Asab's success in gaining the This was announced in a afternoon. joint press statement yester­ the belly of the people," he Ltd was unfairly awarded the contract, were that the com­ day by Namibian Fisheries Diergaardt said he hoped the surely right and proper that the added. contract while local compa­ pany utilised specific method­ and Marine Resources Min­ whole question of inflation rural areas should receive pri­ According to Diergaardt the nies were not even considered. ology and also possessed the Ister Helmut Angula and wouldnot become a side issue. ority. abolition of sales tax on basic The Managing Director of necessary expertise to carry Congo' s Minister of Indus­ He fervently wished that a It was best to tackle the food stuffs such as maize and Asab computers, Jan Smit, out such studies. tries, Fisheries and Artisans, deliberate strategy to tackle question of rural development Mahangu also descIVed unquali­ however yesterday denied the The company deals with the Hllaire Babassana. inflation would be formulated now, to secure long-term bene­ fied praise. allegation, saying that Asab whole scope of computerisa­ Delegations from the two once the country had its own fits, even if this meant incur­ He,however, asked whether was a 100 per cent Namibian­ tion, and not only one' aspect. countries met in Windhoek currency and was no longer ring major capital expenditure. Minister Herrigel was at pres­ owned company. TIlls includes using its con­ on Monday and discussed dependent on the fiscal whims Wi th the necessary input the ent considering the possible According to Smit, Asab sultants for consultancy work, areas of possible co-opera­ of another country. fertile north of the counIIy could abolition of GST on second­ along with several other com­ systems programming, facil­ tion in the fisheries sector. This would become possible become the breadbasket of the hand vehicles and furniture. puter firms, were approached ity management, applications " While appreciating Na­ once the Bank of Namibia country, if it was developed The reason for this was that by the Public Service Com­ software development and stra­ mibia's need to implement controlled the purse strings of and exploited. it was the poor in the commu­ mission to present a new Stra­ tegic information planning. strict conservation measures the country and could exert its Diergaardt strongly wel­ nity, especially, who could not tegic Information Plan for the Although Asab is wholly to J'ehabllltate its depleted influence over monetary pol­ comed the increase in the allo­ afford to purchase new motor N amibian' Police. llCally-owned, the company has fish stocks the Congolese icy. cation for capital projects. vehicles and furniture. Although the computer sys­ developed a partnership with delegation expressed Its inter­ Diergaardt said the upliftment He however hoped that that Finance Minister Herrigel tem has not yet been made the South African branch of est in egotiatlng an agree­ of the agricultural sector in the red tape would not stand in the could be seen vigorously shak­ public it is believed it includes the international company Q ment for fishing concessions rural, conununal areas, was of way of ensuring that these funds ing his head in the negative as specialised police functions Data Group. Q Data Group of In Namiblan waters," the joint primary concern. were employed in the manner Diewrgaardt was asking the such as finger print and ballis­ companies has a tumover of statement said. While he knew that limited intended. question, so it is unlikely the tic records. over RlOO million a year and' It added that contacts be­ funds were available, it was The increase in capital ex- proposal will get very far. Smit said various compa­ employs more than 800 skilled tween the two Governments nies were called together to data processing professionals. would appropriately be re­ put forwrd proposals on how The company further has a sumed at a later stage. to conduct a study to establish large investment in infornla­ Negotiations for fishing the data processing needs of tion technology research. concessions could resume once the Namibian police. In fact, one of the main rea- the Namibia fisheries' pol­ The study was aimed at . sons for Asab forming the icy, and legislation to admini­ compiling a long-term strate­ partnership was to take advan­ ster the newly-established gic plan for the Nanubian Police. tage of Q Data's research and Ministry of Fisheries and This included defining ar­ marketing strength. Marine Resources have been eas such as technical configu­ Asab itself is also bu sy de­ approved by the Namibian ration, manpower requirements veloping applications software Cabinet and National Assem­ for system, identifying required in Namibia which the com­ bly. systems within the police en­ -pany plans to export to various "Furthermore the two dele­ vironment and compiling a southern African countries. gations agreed to facilitate trading between the private sectors related to fisheries in both countries. PM's house an "The two delegations also agreed to exchange scientific a nd research information on the marine resources of the 'easy target ... ' southern Atlantic." It was also acknowledged that there was a need to pro­ TREASON triallst Robin Montgomery yesterday told mote regional co-operation the Windhoek High Court that words like "loyalty" in the field of control and and "treason" were unknown to him. conservation of marine re­ NTN Director Terrence Zeeman and the cast of Caucasian Chalk Circle get to grips Even though he admitted that Montgomery said he was very sources in the southern At­ he .. owed Namibia allegiance" , nervous and did not want to lantic. with the music provided by members of Rakotoka during rehearsal on Tuesday night. The Brecht production opens on Thursday, June 6, at the National Theatre, Leutwein Montgomery told the court the ask stupid questions. Montgom­ first time he heard 0 f the word ery further testified that Tietz, Street. .. staatsgreep" (coup) in ' his who hated blacks, had a map in whole life was on the plot outside his flat on which Ministers' Windhoek. houses were pinpointed. Montgomery was cross­ Not convinced by Montgom­ examined by Prosecutor John ery's replies, Walters said the Hamutenya has his day Walters about his involvement actual reason he had run off to in the alleged plot to over­ Walvis B ay was to escape ar­ throw the Namibian Govern­ rest, and not, as hehad put it, to MINISTER of Information and Broadcasting Hidipo ... on the labour code: "Those who care about Namibia and the ment, allegedly planned for ask for advice from his par­ Hamutenya was one of the few speakers who kept to the genuine democratization of this country must ensure that the August 26, last year. ents. He vehemently denied subject of the debate in the National Assembly yester­ workers receive a fair share for their labour as the main produc­ Referring to the weapons on this. day. tive fon:es of our economy. A living wage is an important the plot on the Sunday (August Justice Bryan 0 'Linn asked 26), Montgomery said it was He had already got opposition speakers to withdraw charges. democratic freedom." Montgomery why he had never not palticularly relevant to the budget, of rumour-mongering and .. he repeated Government policy on foreign employees - that the first time, apart from when asked TIetz, who, why he wanted of being the Minister of the NBe. Now he rose to try and quash jobs must be advertised locally but if an exhaustive search finds he was in the Amly , that he had to know the situation of the seen so many weapons and residences a few misconceptions himself. no Namibians to take up the job, foreigners can be approached. and about the guards On Monday, Jannie de Wet raised the spectre of 100 000 ... "Affirmative action is a constitutional injunction and the ammunition together. at the residences of the differ­ government employees. "It is not true that the Government has Government is enjoined by the constitution to implement the He said he knew people were ent Cabinet ministers. grown larger. There were 57 000 employees when we came to policy. not allowed to have automatic o 'Lion al so wanted to know power. The the "AWB Tie~ He answered some of the concerns raised by the e.conomic process of reconciliation in this country. The private sector is • 'target", as had remarlced committee of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry on the advised toadopt a spilit of give and t akeif they wish to contribute. people", whom hI:! described in passing that the Prime Min­ ... Land reform: "There's a lot of disagreement on the owner­ budget. as a type of army in SA. ister's house was an easy t_ ~r­ ship of land. To believe wc can continue without any adjustment Montgomery, who is still in get. is to court disaster and to invite social disharmony and conflicts the service of the Namibian O'Linn al'so asked him as land has been at the core of our stmggle for liberation." Govemment, also told the court whether he could not connect Full honours for Nghoshi Perhaps revenue was underestimated, he suggested, and wel­ he did not believe it was illegal the map at Tietz' flat, the comed a suggestion by Margaret Sames of the DTA that ciga­ for the A WB to bring weapons "target" story at !pe Prime relies and spirits be taxed" fo r both fiscal and health reasons". into a sovereign Namibia. Minister's house and the many DETECTIVE Warrant Officer Simeon Nghoshi, who Ha mu tenya added suggestions of taxes on houses above a Walters asked Montgomery military weapon.s on the plot, was killed in a car accident in the North last Friday, certain value and Ihat the Government should think again about why he did not bother asking without the slightest suspicion. will be buried at Oshakati tillS morning. a land tax. his good friend Herbert Tietz Montgomery answered he According to a police spokesperson, Nghoshi will He concluded by saying that the budget heralds the beginning what had happened to the only wanted to help his friend burried with honour by members of the police as he of steps aimed at cutting income disparities and matches Govern­ meeting supposed to have been as he occasionally worked at addressed by A WB people. Ministers' houses. was on duty when Ilf: was killed. ment policies of reconcil iation and economjc growth with equi­ table redistIibution of the nation', goods and services. Answering these questions, .. The case continues. 4· Thursday May 30.:1991 THF' NAMIBiAN-

EIGHT Nami\)ian parlia­ by the Friedrick Naumann as unemployment, housing of German unification. (N PF), Kepbas Conradie mentarians will visit Ger­ Stiftung. Representative to and other political matters. Seven of the Assembly (FCN) Kosie Pretorius many from June 19 to 28 to Namibia Hartmut Hohlbein The group will also be in­ members who will repre­ (ACN), Vekuii Rukoro familiarise themselves with said it was aimed at intn)­ troduced to the operations sent Namibia are: (NNF) and Katuutire Kaura the country's parliamentary ducing the parliamentari­ of the governmental system, Micbaela Heubschle (DT A). The eighth name is procedures. ans to how the German Par­ the Federal Council, the (Swapo), Gabriel Siseho expected to be released to­ The trip will be sponsored liament tackles issues such media and the expectations (UDF'), Moses Katjiuongua day. - Nampa

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Ministry of Finance Ministry of Finance MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE ~------TENDERBOARD------~ t------TENDER BOARD ------I SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDS TENABLE AT TENDER NO J1/91 TENDER NO F1/13 - 2/91 FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES I . This Ministry requests applicati ons for Scholarshlps/Fellowships Description: The supply and delivery of paints, provided by the foll owing instances in terms of co-operati on agree­ paint accessories and enamels to the Description: Supply and deliver of Electric Oil ments with Namibia: Heaters for Welwitchia Park, Swakopmund government for the period 1 August 1991 to (a) Union of Soviet Socialist Republics: Scholarships for 5 - 6 years Closing date: 11 :00 on Tuesday: 18 June 1991 31 July 1992 study in the higher educational institutions in the USSR, especially in the fields of Mining, Engineering, Fi sheries, etc. Documents are available at the offices of: (Closing date 12 June 1991) Closing date: 11 :00 on Tuesday: 25 June 1991 The Secretary: Tender Board (b) United Nations Economics Commission for Africa fellowships: Clo Voigt and Kelvin Str. Master of Arts degree in Population Studies at the University of Gh ana Documents are available at the offices of: Windhoek (Closing date 15 June 1991) The Secretary: Tender Board (c) The New Zealami government award for postgraduate studies in Clo Voigt and Kelvin Str. To obtain documents R5,OO is payable. Agricultural Science, Dairying, Forestry, Land Management, Horti­ culture, Veterinary Science, Food Technology, Geothemal Energy Windhoek and National Parts Training (closing date 31 July 1991) Tenders must be forwarded to: The Secretary: Tender Board (d) Commonwealth Foundation Fellowship in Arts and Crafts To obtain documents R5,OO is payable. Studies in London (closing date 15 August 1991). (Candidates should PO Box 3328 preferably be between 28 - 40 years and should also be estabiished in WINDHOEK Tenders must be forwarded to: their present employment, with a possibility of being promoted some­ 9000 time in the future). The Secretary: Tender Board 2. Infonnation relating to the basic requirements as well as relevant PO Box 3328, WINDHOEK 9000 or deposited in: application fonns are obtainable from: or deposited in: The Tender Box Mrs E Konjore Tel: 3979111 United House - Ground Floor The Tender Box Tender Board Bursaries and Scholarships Division T ender Board Clo Voigt and Kelvin Str. Clo Voigt and Kelvin Str. And all application forms should be send to: The MJnistry of Education and CuI~ure: The Under Secretary: Windhoek Windhoek Department of Auxiliary Services Telex: 50908-875 Fax: 221004 (Bursary and Scholarships) Private bag 13186 Wlndboek 9000 Telex: 50908-875 Fax: 221004 3. All applicants should be Namibian Citizens Secretary: Tender Board NO APPLICATIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED AFTER THE Secretary: Tender Board CLOSING DATE

NAMIBIAN REFINING CORPORATION (PTY) LTD OIL REFINERY AND HOUSING DEVELOPMENT A housing development compri sing 300 housing units, an admini­ stration complex as well as a recreational complex with sporting facilities will be undertaken as part of the total development of an oil refinery at Usakos. Suitably qualified Namibian civil and bu ilding contractors are in­ vited to submit prequalification docu mentation on their firm's capa­ bility to carry out the respective works wh ich will be required for the execution of this project. Interested contractors must bea'r in mind that the work will have to

I be completed to ~ very tight schedule. J The following is a brief summary of the work required: *300 housing units cnnCSFOOTBALLCLUB *administration complex *recreation complex and sports facilities presents *earthworks for refinery layout *concrete foundation and bases for refinery plant DISCO RAVE *township services NAMIBIA NITE The following information should be submitted: ,*proof of registration as a Namibian company Thursday, 30 'May 199,1 *names of directors and principal shareholders , *experience of firm on similar projects *financial status of firm Featuring: OZILA *proposed site agent and summary of experience Starting tiDle: *CV's of senior personnel The above information must be submitted to Nal11iblan Refining Corporation (Pty) Ltd through the offices of Windhoek 8PIll till late ...... Consulting Engineers, PO Box 2484, 44 Bismarck Street, Adlllission: R8,OO Windhoek, Fax No. 38880 Documentation must be submitted before 31 May 1991. Please note that the documentation requested will be used to prequalify SEE YOU THERE!!! suitable contractors. Failure to submit documentation will disqualify .. any prospective contractor from participation. -. THE N~M1BI:t\N Thursday·May 30 1991 5· ser ants' o 'n o a appyone'

THE announcement of a of fringe benefit tax has com­ "burgeoning" public service 29 per cent increase for pounded matters, making take­ with the utmost urgency and lower paid civil servants home pay for senior officials seriousness. was not "sufficient" and worth 60 to 70 per cent of what "Money saved on the wage "barely" covers the basic it was in January 1989." bill can be diverted into long­ The dropping of . income term development and stimu­ necessities of the group, levels was increasing the risk late the economy," instead of the Public Service Union of losing expertise in the pub­ trying to solve the unemploy­ of Namibia (PSUN) said lic service, PS UN pointed out. ment problem by expandillg . in a statement this week. The muon continued that the the civil service, PSUN em­ The last salary increase in goveminent should tackle the phasized. LEADING members of the Windhoek business community were treated to a top­ the public service was 27 months notch lunch yesterday as the problems of the street-children were discussed. ago and everyone' 'has fallen far beyond in real terms" , PSUN SMALL I NDUSTRIALlSTS~ said, adding that the lowest u* Have you been planning to start your own manu­ paid groups still fell below a facturing business? living wage. Street kids project to "* Are you intending to turn your hobby into some­ Inflation, the union added, has eroded the real incomes of thing that is income generating? highly paid civil servants by '**00 you want to up-grade your back-yard work­ 25 to 30 per cent since the last shop into something bigger? be set up at Keetmans increase. "The full phasing-in The FNOC is investigating the possibility of creating an Industrial Park with specialised facilities espe, THE feeding scheme for street-children being tun by done in co-operation with the the Kalahari Sands Hotel and the Ministry of Local Ministry of Education, said New vie~ ,ing cially aimed at helping the beginner or smali indus­ Government and Housing is to be duplicated with a Amathila. trialist. similar scheme at Keetsmanshoop. Meanwhile, her Ministry at Etosha We need to know who you are and what you intend would investigate claims of a doing. 'protection racket' being run THE western ,section of Etosha According to progranune co­ ure - only to be used until the Please contact: ordinator Clifton Sabati, the end of December. by the older street-children, National Park is to be opened' scheme will begin some time "We need a pennanent place which press-ganged the younger to tour groups for the first Bennie van Wyk Tel: (061) 306186 after June 5 with the co-opera­ where we can get the parents ones into handing over money time from June I, the Minis­ Piet Bezuidenhout Tel: (061 ) 306227 tion of a top hotel in the town. of the kids involved in cooking and even stealing. try of Wildlife, C onservation or write to At a Kalahari Sands lunch and social activities, " she said. On a more general level, and Tour ism announced yes­ Industrial Park Project yesterday, Minister of Local "Ideally we would like prem­ seminars and workshops would terday. Government and Housing Dr ises between Khomasdal and continue to raise awareness The Ministry said r egis­ First National Development Corporation Libertine Amathila paid tlib­ Karutura - somewhere closer about child survival, protec­ tered tour groups using the Private Bag 13252 ute to the success of the feed­ to the kids own communities." tion and development. Hobatere safari camp may Windhoek 9000 ing scheme in Windhoek and Commissioner Siggi Eim­ Kalahari Sands Chef Sydney enter Etosha through the to the commitment of the beck, who was present at the Bond - dubbed 'the godfather Galton Gate at Otjivasandu Kalahari Sands hotel staff re­ lunch, had apparently prom­ of the street-children' yester­ and travel through to Okau­ sponsible for running it. ised two members of the po­ day - announced the opening keujo,in the east of the park, In the 10 weeks of the lice force to help with sports of a trust fund to help with the for day visits. scheme 's operation, much training for the children. Other children's educational and The 184km route includes progress had been made, she guests ,,~ the lunch were lead­ social needs. A donation of ei ght water holes. said. After an initial period at ing members of the Windhoek R25 000 from a Windhoek This is the first phase of a the Eros Children's Vil lage, business conununity, who were woman had already got the fund project to extend the existing INFORMATION DAY!! the feeding project has now encouraged to SU ppOlt the underway. It was joined yes­ tourist routes in the reserve. On farm Andersson No. 248, Gobabis moved to the Suiderhof base ventu re. terday by a R2 000 contribu­ Only registered tour guides which provided more space to Once the Suiderhofbase had tion from the Kalahari Sands. from accredited groups will Date: 5/6/1991 develop activities with the been kitted out with chairs and Anyone wishing to make a be allowed to visit the area Time:9.30h children. benches, education sessions donation to the fund can use and no sedan vehicles or large But, Amathila stressed, the would begin, focusing pn vo­ account number 550 587 358 buses will be permitted. PRESENTATION OF INTERESTING AND base is also a temporary meas- cational skills. TIlls would be at the First National Bank. Sapa ACTUAL PAPERS, DEMONSTRATION OF STUD AND CROSSBREED CATTLE Beertent, meals, refreshmentS and children Tourism Association slams budget care available. In the evening "braai" DA RK days are lying ahead for the tourism industry, Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana, viable strategy. Rumpf denied Malawi, Swaziland, the Co­ this and said they have already warns the Federation of Namibian Tourist Assocations Entrance: R25,00 in its response to the Government's budget announce­ more s and especially Mauri­ had detailed talks with EEC tius as regional rivals are doing representatives on concrete ment. Federation secretal'y Peter Kastner said : "The Enquiries: Tel: (0688) 14440, Mr A. Kauert allocation of such negligiblp funds fo r marketing and their best to promote them­ proposals. selves. It adds that private The federation admitted that (061 ) 35930 Mr EA Rusch tourism will only enSlu-e the l'ad that Namibia will companies spend more than a joint venture is needed. Rumpf (0626) 261 Mr H Stoeck remain 'Tow'ism's best-kept secret' as it is j ust not RI,5 mi,llion in their efforts to challenged it to join with the possible to unveil a secret to the world by whispering promote Namibia. Government in spending on it. " Contacted for comment, promoting Namibia, not just The fed eration says that less previous year, compared to an Permanent Secretary in the their individual companies. He than R 1,5 mil lion has been increase of83 percent onagri- Wildlife, Conservation and doubted whether it is really allocated for Government cultu re, 21 per cent on educa- TOUlism Ministry Hanno spending R 1,5 million on the spending on marketing and tion and 11 per cent on educa- Rumpf said tlle federation's former. "The private sector promoting tourism in Namibia. tion. TIle fede ration remem- response was understandable has always made use of the This is part of a vote of R12 bers bitterly that "only two on the grounds that tourism subsidi sed stalls and so on and million to tourism affairs and weeks ago the Cabinet decided must be promoted. He said that we arc very happy to make services which is 0,4 per cent to declare tourism as a prior- the RI,5 million is considera- these available," he said· ·re­ of the Govenunent's total ity". bly more than last year as the fening to promotional trips to pla.nned spending of R3,I bil- TIle federation says that both Ministry had opened a very international tourism shows. ' lion by March 31, 1992. Namibian and southern Afri- successful office in Frankfurt For its part, the federation Spending on tourism is up can tourism has drastically and is stepping up promotion, challenged the Government, just over 0,5 per cent on the declined. It says .that South ' so far wjthout any contribu- which is the biggest tourist ------, tion from the private sector to accommo

fucilit\ st nfkd by real doc­ ((lrs und visitt'd by real pa­ tients. 2.0h07: (;abriel's Fire Needles-and-pins project. Drama series about a fOImer Chicago cop who has spent the last 20 years in prison 17hS6: Opening until he is given another l~hOO: News chance. wins 'widespread praise lRhOS: Dible Story Episode 8: "I'm nobody" 18hlO: Filler Gabriel Bird and attorney L8h17 : Russian Circus Victoria Heller come to the A CHEQUE for R8 000 whs Namibia Fund, a group with fessor Manfred Hinz praised ally in the skills of needlework (new) aid of a homeless man ac­ handed to the V-DC Tmst long-standing Namibian tics. tht: work of the Tntst, which and homecare; A leading Finnish film com­ cused of murder. yesterday by the Brem("l Presenting the cheque, Pro- trains some 300 people annu- Also at the ceremony were pany has produced a compre­ 20h55: Filler the Gcnnan Ambassador to Na­ hcnsi ve selies of films pre­ 21hOO: News mibia Harald Grumz and Taima senting the best of Russia's 21h40: Home Affairs Kapelwa of the Education circuses and featuring scores 21h50: Rescue 911 Ministry, along with centre of internationally acclaimed A gripping series that relates manager Petra Hammrul and other U-Do Trust workers. artists the true stories of people in According to Hamman, 19h02: Follow Me grave danger and the heroes whose work to establish the Language series on how to who come to their resuce. Life Trust dates back to 1972, the lea rn English and death situations depict money will be used for basic 19h17: Agriculture for All emergencies from the point materials and equipment. Fol­ 19h47: Educational of view of the rescuers as lowing a recent break-in at the Programme well as the victims. Katutura premises which robbed Group One Medical Hosted by William Shatner the Trust of virtually every­ A series about the drama of 22h39: Sport thing. Hamman decided to life as it unfolds in a medical concentrate on essentials. "Our whole project is built on needles and pins and mate­ TODAY'S WEATHER rial," she said. "We can cope '" Fine and warm but hot in the Namib.1t will become without things like training partly cloudy in the east. videos and sophisticated ma­ '" Coast: mild with overnight fog patches. chinery but without matelial * Wind: moderate south-westerly to north-westerly. we are 10 st. " The Trust runs six-month cburses for needlework and . three-month courses for home­ care. Its space is limited, however, and all its courses Today is Thursday, May 30, the 150th day of 1991. There for next year are already full y­ booked. are 215 days left in the year. Montly running costs are Highlight') in history on this date: around R25 000 and although '" 1431 - Joanof Arc is bumedat the stake at Rouen, France. the Trust operates on a 'busi­ * 1588 - Spanish Armada under Duke of Medina sails from ness-not-charity' basis, dona­ Lisbon fo r England. tions like yesterday's are es­ sential. * 1798 - The Cape Town Burgher Senate refuses to let the " It's di fficult to keep things Governor have the use of the town hall to celebrate the going on a series of small King's birthday. donations;" said Hanllllan. * 1808 - France's Napoleon Bonaparte annexes Tuscany in "Ideally we would like to Italy. branch out into something which * 18 15 - Three hundred and forty four lives are lost when could give us a guaranteed the Arniston of the East India Company is wrecked off income so that we could spread Cape Agulhas. our training programme even * 1854 - Sir Perigrine Maitiand dies in London. further. " * 1876 - Sultan of Turkey Abdul Aziz is deposed, and At the moment, women and men throu ghout Namibia are nephew is proclaimed Sultan Murad V. trained by the Tntst, with some * 1904 - Japanese forces occupy Dalmy (Darien) in Russia. . of its eight trainers going out * 1913 - Peace treaty between Turkey and Balkan States is into the regions to give needle­ signed in London. work lessons. * ) 925 - Shooting of Chinese students by municipal police "We are looking into the in Shanghai and other incidents in Canton provoke China possibility of setting up a silk boycott of British goods. production company in the * 1942 - British convoy reaches Soviet Union despite Tsumeb-Grootfontein-Otavi heavy air attacks in World War II; British Air Force stages area. It would create employ­ massive raid on Cologne, Germany. ment and would bring in llluch­ needed money," said .Ham­ 1957 - Britain relaxes its restrictions on trade with China. * TRAINEES at U·DO Trust get on with the job. man. * 1961 - Rafael Trujillo, dictator of Dominican Republic, is assassinated. * 1963 - Official death toll in wind<;torm which struck East Pakistan is put at 10000. Russian will speak on history * 1967 - Egypt's President G amal Abdel N ass er and Jordan's King Hussein sign mutual defense treaty. A TOP Russian academic is taking a break from his re­ huge archives on Namibia at Potsdam in former East * 1973 - West Germany and Czechoslovakia agree to search into the history of Germans in Namibia to give a Germany. establish normal relations, ending 32 years of hostility. public talk this evening at Windhoek's Academy. The talk, which is free, will be about • 'The evolution of * 1984 - The 45-month Gulf War heats up as Iraq reports Dr Alexander Balezin, of Lomonosov University in Soviet historiography on Africa", outlining different new attacks on naval target near Iran's Kharg Island oil Moscow is researching for a history book on Namibia approaches to recording history. port. which the university is producing. However Balezin is said to be ready to answer questions * 1987 - Mob of militant low-caste villagers massacre at He spent a month at Swakopmund learning about the on recent Soviet history as wen as on his research on least 42 members of upper-caste landlord families in In­ German community and has travelled widely including Germans here, a key part of Namibia's history. dia's impoverished eastern state of BihaL to many farms, being particularly interested in people's He is a particular expert on Soviet African studies and * 1989 - Military source says Chinese troops told to prepare memories of the Nazi era in the late 1930s. on East Mrica. for lengthy struggle in government crackdown on student According to colleague Christo Botha of the Univer­ The talk will be at 191130 in Lecture Room 207 at the protests. sity's History Department, Balezin knows in detail the Academy in Windhoek. " 1990 - Israeli soldiers kill fou r Palestinian guerrillas and captured 12 as they speed toward the coastline apparently to launch attacks coinciding with Jewish holiday of Shavuot.

Today's Birthdays:

Peter Ihe Great, Tsar of Russia (1672-1725); Hemy Ad­ clington, English statesman (1757-1844); Benny Goodman, US musici:Ul (1909-1986).

! ,'ught For Today:

'1, cannot survive if one has no chance to fight for I' honus Mann, German writer (1875-1955). ., ¥ , THE NAMIBIAN Thursday May 30 1991 7 I:I1f. i I ~ I 4-'}fl ~ ,. J 3'1.] ~ [.] I'll [,..11 Market Indicators Advert 9-isingenuous says ANC Today's quotations for unit trusts: JOHANNESBtJRG: An advertisement headlined "Answ~. · pl~as~, unprofitable enterprises. Mr Mandela" and placed in various newspapers by an organisation The advert also addressed labour General Equity Funds: oflocal businessmen, was "somewhat disingenuous" and smacked issues, such as settlement of industrial conflict, nationally determined mini­ Allegro 98,87 92,31 5,S4 of propaganda. th~ Ar-{C said on Tuesday. BOEGrowth 120,71 112,78 5,18 mum wage levels and trade union Fedgro 114,07 106,60 n/a Placed by Busine s > .~ len for Growth . men· who express concem "hout the movements. h demanded to know when Gllardbank Growth 2116,23 1982,27 5,07 and Stability, the adve.: posec 17 future of our country, and what ANC the ANC planned to suspent its call for Momentum 20S,53 195,31 6,:W questions to ANC deputy president policy and thinking is on a wide range sanctions and how it hoped to encour­ Metfund 158,54 147,67 5,32 Nelson Mandela, demanding clariity of topics, invites us to meetil1gs, COIl­ ·age foreign re-investment. NBS Hallmark 813,39 759,57 7,59 on the ANC's envisaged future eco­ sultations, briefmgs and other forums How would the ANC inlplemellt it s Norwich NBS 309,94 289,44 8,73 nomic dispensation for the country. so that we c;m put forw ard our views in affirmati ve action programme. with­ Old Mutuallnvestors 2367,63 2207,86 5,45 "Unless greater clarity is forthcom­ circumstances that encourage mean­ out banning productivity and how would Safegro 115,49 107,64 7,36 ing soon, many of us will be forced to ingful dialogue and exchange of ideas." it create national wlity to stimu late Sage · 2097,56 1958,96 5,05 seck a more hospitable economic In a previous advertisement, the economic growth, the bu sinessm<:n Sanlam 1459, 14 1364,42 5,77 environment elsewhere. Sucha devel­ bsnesen had raised questions in such a asked. Sanlam Index 1172,71 1096,69 4,92 opment would have devastating con­ way that it portrayed the ANC as a . Would farmers, forced to sell land Senbank General 106,69 100,45 n/a sequences for all South Africa 's people tenurist organisation, the ANC charged. for homeland consoli dation, be al­ Southern Equity 159,20 149,06 5,32 -- as well as for people elsewhere in Questions put forward by the 31 lowed to reclaim it, or was a socialist Standard 1013,S6 953,39 7,54 Southern Africa," the businessmen businessmen demanded clarity on the revoluti on the ANC's ultimate aim? Syfret s Growth 222 ,S2 208,74 6,27 warned. degree of nationalisation foreseen by Clarity was also requested on the UAL 1791,01 1679,26 6,31 Reacting to the advert, the ANC the ANC and on possible compensa­ ANC's envisaged protecti on of free­ Volksbs 114,42 107,03 n/a said: "While the questions posed are tion paid to owners of nationalised dom of association, assembly and Speciali st equity Funds: of concern to all South Africans, the industries. expression, as well as its plans to Gu:udbank Resources 144,2 4 135 ,10 6,88 advertisement is somehwat di singenu­ Queries concerned envisaged com­ " recivilise the lost generation of Sage Resources 1 13 ,OS 105,90 7,74 ous, and smacks of propaganda rather pany tax levels, the future of the Johan­ township youth" , who, the business­ Sanlam lndustrial 854,5 1 799,08 4,64 than a real attempt to address the seri­ nesburg Stock Exchange, future price men clai.lI (; j, had become' 'victims of Sanlam Min i.ng 308,76 28 8,52 5,75 ous issues facing our country." determination by market forces and the ' liberation before education' cli­ Sanlam Dividend 374,98 349,97 6,31 "We propose that these business- continued government subsidies of che ". - Sapa. Senbank Industrial 106,95 100,87 n/a Southem Mining 135,26 12 6,67 6,28 Standard Gold 195 ,34 183,39 7,63 lJ AL Mining and Large tract of rain forest Resources 360,07 337,33 5,66 UAL Selecte d Opportunities 1457,69 1362,34 5,14 Old Mutual Mining 259,73 242,21 6,58 sold to conservation group Old Mutual Industrial 295,28 275,09 4,42 Old Mutual Gold Fund 128,62 119,86 6,82 A Paraguayan conservation group, guayan government, the Conservancy Income/Gilt Funds: WASlllNGTON: The World the Moises Bertoni Fowldation, wijl and the United Nations. Corbank 103,40 102,31 17,95 Bank's private-sector agency said be responsible for day-to-day inan­ The US Agency for International Guardbank Income 117,27 114,87 16,71 Tuesday it will sell a choice piece agement of the land, under the super­ Development is contributing 500 000 Old Mutual Income 107,97 105,73 15,19 of Paraguay's rain forest to a vision of acouncil including represen­ dollars to a fund to cover costs of Standard Income 92,28 91,27 15 ,98 conservation group at a bargain tatives of the Ache Indians, the Para- .managing the reserve. - Sapa-AP. Syfrets Income 107,47 106,39 15,23 price so it can be saved as a UAL Gilt 1097,82 1086,84 15,64 nature reserve. .... Closing exchange rates against the rand. 'The buyer,1beNature Conservancy, has arranged funding for most of the REPUBLIC sell T.T.Buying A.M.Bu ying S.M.BuYing 2-miIlion-dollar purchase price from an energy company that wants to off­ US$ 2,8120 2,7920 2,7725 2,7550 set the carbon dioxide emissions ex­ OF NAMIBIA Sterling 4,9210 4,8605 4,8140 4,7745 pected from a new coal-fired power Austrian shilling 4,2245 4,2800 4,3075 4,3310 plant it is building in Hawaii. Australian $ 0,4650 0,4710 '0,4850 0,4895 The World Bank's International Belgian franc 12,3000 12,5000 12,6000 12,7000 Finance Corporation wound up own­ Ministry of Finance Pula 0,7125 0,7225 0,7260 0,0000 ing the 580-square-kilometre Mbara­ TENDER BOARD CanadianS 0,4060 0,4120 0,4155 0,4190 cayu forest in eastern Paraguay when Swiss fra.nc 0,5125 0,5195 0,5225 0,5255 it foreclosed on a timber operation's TENDER.NO F1/3-11/91 Deutsche Mark 0,6005 0,6090 0,6125 0,6155 mortgage in 1979. . Description: Supply and delivery of up to 7 · Danish Krone 2,3035 2,3340 2,3530 2,3695 Sir William Ryrie, IFC's executive 1300cc Sedans Pesetas 37,2500 37,8000 38,2000 38,5500 vice president, said developers had Finnish Mark 1,4350 1,4545 1,4700 1,4835 offered 5 million dollars for the prop­ Closing date: 11 :00 on Tuesday: 25 June 1991 French Franc 2,0420 2,0690 2,0825 2,0940 erty. Drachma 65,8000 66,6000 67,5500 68,3000 If sold, the land would have been TENDER NO. F1/3-12/91 Hong Kong $ 2,7420 2,7775 2,7965 2,8120 used for commercial logging and farm­ Description: Supply and delivery of up to 12 Irish punt 4,4560 4,4015 4,3755 4,3540 ing that would have destroyed what Indian ru pee 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Ryrie called "one of the last remain­ 1500cc Sedans Italian lire 446,1000 452,2000 456,8500 460,7500 ing large stands of dense humid sub­ Closing date: 11 :00 on Tuesday: 25 June 1991 .t· Yen 48,7500 49,4500 49,7000 49,9000 tropical forest in Latin America." Kenyan shilling 9,7720 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Ryrie said the corporation 's board TENDER NO. F1I3-13/91 Mauri ti.UJ rupee 5,6330 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 approved the deal on Tuesday morn­ MaJawian kwacha 0,9985 1,0115 1,0180 0,0000 ing, some four years after the Conser­ Description: Supply and delivery of up to 15 Guilder 0,6770 0,6860 0,6910 0,6955 vancy fi rst broached the idea of find­ 2000cc Sedans NOf'-\lcgian krone 2.3440 2,3740 2,4120 2,4445 ing a way to preserve the land. Closing date: 11 :00 on Tuesday: 25 June 1991 NZ$ 0,6070 0,6150 0,6215 0,6270 John Sawhill , presi dent of the Ar­ Pakistani rupec 8,2395 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 lington, Virginia-based conservation TENDER NO. F1/3-14/91 Escudos 52,3000 53 ,0000 53,9500 54,6500 group, said the Mbaracayu fo rest SeychelJe rupee 1,89l5 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 "represents a genetic lifeboat of spe­ Description: Supply and delivery of up to 44, Swedish krone 2,1550 2,l840 2,2020 2,2170 cies that could otherwise face extinc­ 4x4 L.O.V. with canopies and 13 without Singapore $ 0,6245 0,633 5 0,6365 0,6395 tion. " The tract is part of the Atlantic canopies. Zambian kwacha 20,8495 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 rain fo rest stretching across neigh­ Closing date: 11 :00 on Tuesday:25 June 1991 ZW$ 1,0725 1,0905 1,0960 0,0000 bouring Brazil, much of wJ:llch has These rates prevailed at 151130 and are subject to alterat ions. been converted in recent years fo r Documents are available at the offices of: timber and giclure. The Secretary: Tender Board " M,my of the plants and animals C/o Voigt and Kelvin Str. that once occurred in the now largely Windhoek destroyed Brazilian coastal Atlantic Zambia gets World Bank loan tropical forest stilllivc in Mbaracayu," To obtain documents R5,OO is payable. LlJSA KA: Znmbin is to receive 2() million US dollars from the World Bank next Sawhill said. They include jaguars, month for social projects. tapirs, giant river otters, king vultures Speaking in an interview, the permanent secretary of the Nationa l Commls- . and large macaws. Tenders must be forwarded to: sion for Development Planning, Mike Liswaniso, said yesterday the loan was on The forest also is vital hlUlting and The Secretary: Tender Board fa vo urable international development agency terms. The terms Include a low gathering grounds for the region's Ache PO Box 3328 WINOHOEK 9000 iuterest rate nnd grace period of 10 ye.. rs. The money Is 10 be used for social Indians, who live in villages just out­ projects su\=h as schools, clinics and hospitals. - Sapa. . side the tract being sold. or deposited in : The Tender Box · Tender Board We ap6I6giieforthe lack of tpe Joha~esbdfgStock E,,(~hang~price§ Clo Voigt and Kelvin Str. today due to Circumstances beyond our controL How ever; the Namibian Windhoek would b einterested to hear readers' views ~ both positive and negative Telex: 50908-875 Fax: 221004 on the value of cJntinuing to run the Stock Exchange prices everyday Secretary: Tender Board in the paper, Please phone Lesley after 14hOO at 06136970. -. 8 Thursday May 30 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

figures released by the coun­ INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP try's Commissioner of Police, Major-General Tengo Pinda. DARES SALAAM: FotmerTanzanian presi­ The 69-year-old Nyerere, Tanzania's fIrst dent Julius Nyerere has blamed continued ab­ president, retired in 1985 but remained party for the soaring demand in The people were killed in sence of unity in Africa to "greed for political chairman until last August when he quit active Student demo passports, he replied: • 'You rioting, which was sparked off know the answer ... by the death of a woman at the power" among leaders. politics after more than 30 years at the helm. BED1NG: In the first protest However, it appears demand hands of a trader. Addressing over 100 000 people at a parade Nyerere appealed yesterday to African lead­ of its kind in nearly a year, stems from the recent trend by on Tuesday organized by the country's only ers, who will attend this year's Organisation students at Beijing University Zimbabweans of travelling to political party - the Chama Cha Mapinduzi of Mrican Unity (OAU) summit in Nigeria unfurled banners and distlib­ South Africa to buy hi-tech Death toll (CCM-Revolutionary) party - to bid him fare­ next week, to insist on unity for their continent uted leaflets honoring the 1989 goods with their annual holi­ JOHANNESBURG: At least well, Nyerere said it was absurd Africans because" Africa will never command respect democracy movement that was day allowance of R400 a year, six people died, nine were should demand freedom to divide their coun­ until the 300 million Mricans learned to speak crushed by the military, a stu­ and returning to Zimbabwe to wounded and 53 were arrested tries while Europe, America and Asia were with one voice". dent said yesterday. sell them at inflated prices. following politically motivated moving towards unity. Nyerere, who is also chainnan of the South­ In Tuesday's incident, a unrest in South Africa on "We must stop talking about tribes because South Commission, wondered why intra-M­ banner reading "We will never Tuesday, police confirmed. nobody will want to hear that in the 21st cen­ rican trade remained so low, accounting for a forget June 4" was hung from Deadly riots tury", said Nyerere, whom Tanzanians fondly mere four per cent of the continent's overall a graduate students' dormitory call the "Father of the Nation". trade volume and appealed to developing at lunchtime and leaflets were MASERU: Thirty-four people • Reports from Sapa,-Associ­ ated Press, Agence France­ He was apparently refening to the on-going coutries to exchange expertise and technol­ flung from the building, said were killed in the recent vio­ lence in Lesotho, according to Presse secessionist civil wars in the Horn of Africa ogy available among them. the student, who spoke on nations of Somalia and Ethiopia. Sapa-AFP. condition of anonymity. On June 4, 1989, the coun­ try's Communist rulers sent troops into the capital to clear • student-led demonstrators from Tiananmen Square. The sol­ diers opened fire on unarmed civilians, killing hundreds. Tuesday's protest was the first in nearly a year on one of Beijing's campuses, which have been under tight security since the 1989 crackdown. City protest

ADDIS ABABA: Thousands of demonstrators filled the streets of Addis Ababa yester­ day protesting the rebel take­ over of the city and American involvemen: in Ethiopian af­ fairs. Rebel troops fired into the air to disperse the demonstra­ tors who continued flowing through the city in waves throughout the day. Demonstrators stoned the gates of the US Embassy and shouted slogans including: • 'We have to fight for our flag%" and "We need peace for our country from the United States.' , Residents and diplomats said the anger of the people stemmed directly from statements by the US official who mediated two days of peace talks in London between the government and the insurgents that ended on Tuesday . • 'It's the way it was done that has got people upset," said one resident, who spoke on condition he not be identi­ fied further. "They basically think the sclipt was written before the meeting." Flight out

GENEVA: More than 40 000 Ethiopians have fled to the small neighbouring state of Djibouti to escape turmoil in their homeland, the League of Red Cross and Red Crescent Socie­ ties said yesterday. No passports

HA RA RE: The Zimbabwe passpolt office has suspended i~suing new passports indefi­ nitely because it cannot cope with the demand, registrar­ general Tobaiwa Mudede con­ fimred yesterday. The passport office closed its doors to the public on May IS, and Mudede was unable to say when services would res­ ume. When asked the reason THE NAMIBIAN Thursday May 30 1991 9

ADDIS ABABA: Ethio­ entered the city in their thou­ pia's new leaders appealed sands on trucks and tanks and Eritrea to for drought aid and began Ethiopia's ilew leaders seized the capital with little consolidating their position resistance. The oniy major battle . was at the presidential palace set up own yesterday, one day after and that fighting lasted only winning control of this three hours. government. Horn of African nation appeal for drought aid The palace was defended by politically and militarily. remains of Mengistu's elite The rulers, who seized the guard, many ofwhom deserted LONDON: Eritrea will set city on Tuesday as rebels, made brokered Ethiopia's power Liberation Front, which seeks it' win most of the nation's after Mengistu fled. up its own provisional gov­ it clear that food aid for the change. greater autonomy for the Oroma nortbem tbiId. WIthin days they After securing the city's key ernment and take no ac­ nation's millions threatened Meles took over from Lieu­ tribespeople. were at the gates of the capital. government buildings and in~ tive part in a transitional with starvation, and restora­ tenant General Tesfaye Gebre­ The tm- groups have set to But the insurgents stayed stallations, the rebels sought administration for Ethio­ tion of civil order were their Kidan who served as interim work at forming a broad-based good to a pledge made to to halt widespread looting by pia agreed at US-sponsored priorities. president for one week follow­ transitional government American officials who were deserting government soldiers peace talks, Eritrean lead­ • 'We want an end to starva­ ing the surprise resignation of charged with holding free elec­ involved in arranging and and police. ers announced yesterday. tion, an end to famine and an President Mengistu Haile tions within a year. The task mediating the London talks and The rebels were mostly The Eritrean People' s Lib­ end to conflict," said Meles Mariam who tied to Zimbabwe. was agreed to during the peace kept themselves on the city's welcomed by city residents. eration Front said it will run Zenawi, head of the Ethiopian Mengistu ruled this impov­ talks and the groups must hold outskirts awaiting the outcome Several said the insurgents the independence-seeking People's Revolutionary Demo­ erished country of 51 million follow-up meetings on their of the negotiations. appeared disciplined and well­ northern province of Ethiopia cratic Front, and the nation's as a Marxist for all but one of progress on July 1. On Monday night, US Un­ behaved. separately until a United Na­ new temporary leader. his years in power and with a The Ethiopian People's der Secretary of State Herman "They're very polite, very tions-supervised referendum is " We expect Ethiopia will bloody ruthlessness that won Democratic Revolutionary Cohen, wb,o chaired the dis­ courteous," Abebe Andualem, held on independence. be a country that's involved in him widespread hatred. Front, a coalition force domi­ cussions, urged the insurgents 62, said . • 'None of them wore The announcement stopped the process of building wealth The EPRDF was joined at nated by Tigreans, fought for to enter Addis Ababa to re­ insignia, but I've seen what short of a declaration of inde­ for everybody rather than . the peace talks by the Eritrean 16 years to oust Mengistu . store civil order. apparently were senior offi­ pendence by the movement making endless wars, " Meles People's Liberation Front, However, after he fled, the On Tuesday moming, hours cers asking people to get off which fought for 30 years told a news conference in which seeks independence for EPRDF continued fighting, before the talks ended with the streets and out of harm's against rule from the Ethio­ London OIl Tuesday, hours after Ethiopia's northern most prov­ intensifying a 3-month-old them winning political control way. They do it very nicely." pian capital, Addis Ababa. the end of negotiations that ince Eritrea, and the Oromo offensive that already had seen of the nation, the insurgents - Sapa-AP. 'Wedon't wanttohijackour . independence or our right tos­ elf-determination, , , Issaias Afwerki, secretary general of the Eritrean People's Libera­ tion Front, told a Londonnews conference. I f you accept that new innova­ "What we are doing is for­ tions are inevitable, if yo u can tell a malizing the (rebel) govern­ ment and administration that fad from a stylish classic, and if you has been functioning in Erit- believe that preconceptions are rea." US sources said they were made to be shattered, you probably not surprised and that the Erit­ rean promise of cooperation drive a Corolla GLi Executive. If with Addis Ababa was "en­ you don't, slip behind the wheel. couraging." "There was a tacit agree­ Surround yourself with a four­ ment that they (the Eritreans) speaker stereo system and fully in­ would.have in effect two dis­ tinct administrations," said a tegrated air-conditioning. Inhale the US source, speaking on condi­ tion of anonymity. "It is not unmistakable fr::tg rance of leat her. tantamount to a declaration of . Turn the key and stand by for the independence. " Cohen said on Tuesday that most pleasant surprise of alL The the United States supported the Eritreans having a referendum smooth delivery of 96 kW power on independence. fro m a superbl y refin ed 16 va lve , The Eritreans comprise only about one-tenth of Ethiopia's electronicall y fuel inj ected twin cam 51 million people. But their engine. If you pride yourself on an province includes the country's entire coastline. open mind, fi nd a stretch of open Eritrea was federated with Ethiopia by British adminis­ road and open up the Co rolla GLi trators in 1952 and incorpo­ Twin Cam 16 Executive. rated as a province a decade later, prompting a long war for secession. Everything keeps going right Meles Zenawi, the head of the Tigrean-dominated Demo­ cratic Front who is Ethiopia's Preconception~ were made to be shattered. UTOYOTA new temporary leader, on c o R o L L A Tuesday pledged that his movement was now commit­ ted to allowing the Eritreans a referendum on independence. - Sapa-AP. Coroll a range: 1,3 L; 1,3 GL; 1,6 GL; 1,6 GL Auto ; 16 Va lve Sport; Sprinter GLS; Sprinter GLS Executive; 1,6 GLX Auto ; GLi Twin Cam 16; GLi Twin Cam 16 Executive. Bomb blast

VIC: A powerful explo­ sion rocked a Civil Guard barracks in this north western Spanish town yesterday, and several people including children were feared dead, reports said. ' The independent agency Europa Press, quoting police source s, said a car bomb ex­ ploded outside the barracks some 50 km north of Barce­ lona at around 1725 GMT. It was not immedi.a1ely known whether the Basque separatist organization ETA. which has carried oUt ~r altacb in the .. "'Ii~ was teIIpOI18ibk. 10 Thursday May 30 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

Oshike tashi inyenge mokuti kwaWambo?

Omasiku ga ziko, Komufala gwOshitopolwa sha Shakati okwiigandja sho mu Angola gawo. omusalllane Silvanus Vatuva nosha Ii wo sha kolekwa OSWALD SHI VUTE MOSHAKATI mwa fa tamu ya ombili. Aagandjimulombo mbaka; ku Ko mufala gwOpolisi mOshitopolwa sha Shakati Omaipulo ngaka oga holoka Oministeli yOpevi yEgameno omusamane JosefEkandjo, okwa li a gandja elondodho otaya kongo shike, otaya ti otaya ye mwene. Shoka tashi ulike mokati koshigwana sho natango OmusanUl.l1e Fillemon M alima paRadi o kaalumentu mboka taya fofotwa ye li mokuti kongo Omutondi, ihe itaya popi kutya aalumentu mbaka omo inaku monika uuyeIele nangu gwOpolisi Omusamane ye li moshitopolwa shoka. wiihwapo kutya aantu mbaka, Siggi Eimbeck, oya ti yo ye na omizalo dhopakwiita noya homata, opo yi igandje nee kutya omutondi olye. Komufala Ekandjo pamwe Okwa ti oshidhigu okuya oolye oya zi peni nelalakano shivalelwe ya mone elopotelo kOpolisi nenge ketanga Iyegameno meendelelo ngaashi nOmukonaakonikwatakanithi mona. Oshoka sho taya lan­ lyawo olya shike naana. tali popi kombinga yoshinima tashi vulika omanga inaya katukilwa onkatu. Omu samane Josef Anghuwo, dula oompadhi, ohadhi ning­ Paradio NEC, otayi ti kutya shika. PaKomufala Vatuva, eica­ Aalumenlu mbaka otaku.tiwa li momizalo dhopakwiita oya li ya lombwele oshifo shika ine ashike mu Angola. anuwa Aagandjimulombo, lemo Iyaautu mbaka olya li wo oye li momikunda dhoka dh o­ noondjembo dhawo, otaya ongula yohela kutya yo oya Kombinga yimwe ngele gwEtanga lyEgameno nOpo­ Iya lombwclwa Aapoli si kaak­ m uumbangalatu nuumban­ limbi.lilike. Anuwa ohaya uhala kala taya mono omalipotelo omuntu nguka okwa kutha mo lisi koWinduka, inaya koleka washigwana mEtiyali lya ziko galanruninginino wa Shikuku poom ban da dhoomwandi taga zi koshigwana kutya iikutu ye yopakwiita nena sha shi na sha nekalomo lyaa­ sho Aapolisi ya li ya ka ninga notaya adhika anuwa mo­ nomisati, yo oongulohi taye ya momikuncla dha twnbulwa omu oshidhigu oku mu dhimbulula. lumentu mbaka taya popiwa olukongo komikuncla hob. m i k u n .d a m omag llmbo taya kongo na aalumenyu yahomata. Unene Oshigwana osha tameka ye li koongamba dhuumban­ Otaku tiwa kutya Komufala ng a~ hi, Os rukushomunkete , iikulya. aanona sho taya yi koosikola okufafaeka kutya aanlu mbaka galantu woshiiougo. gwOpolisi omusamane Ekandjo Om a g a l a ng a, Yamwe anuwa oya li ya yi oyo haye ya mono. oyongundu yini. Aagandjimulombo mbaka oya okwa lombwela oNEC mOs­ O llluthitu gwonyama, Okando sigo oponkatu mpoka ya kale Komufala Ekandjo okwa ti Yamwe otaya ti oUNTfA li ya pulwa konima sho hakati kutya, oompaclhi dhoka oshowo komikunda dhimwe taya gogowala niigunda kutya , ye mwene nOpolisi ye yamwe otaya ti oFAPLA a Komufala gwOshitopolwa sha dha li dha landulwa mEtiyali tllioka dha lambalala ongamba yiikombo, ando nelalakano oko ya li komikunda hoka kanitha omukumo sho etulopo Stlakati omusamane Silvanus kOpolisi, otadhi holola kulya ya Namibia na Angola. lyokukutha mo oshikombo mEtiyali lya ziko. Ina mona ko lyomauta tali ka shainwa mu Vatuva yo na Komufula gwOpo­ aalumentu mbaka omo ye li Aalcwashigwana yokomahala nenge iikombo opo ya kalye. nande omunlu gwoluclhi nduka, Angola pehulilo Iyomweclhi lisi mOshitopolwa sha Shakati moshitopolwa. hoka, otaya koleke noya li pota Aalumentu mbaka pakuuva shimwe shike oombaclhi dhawo nguka. na Kaoko omusamane Josef Okwa ti kutya sigo opo mpaka nale nokuli ekalemo lyaa­ kaye na ko nomuntu, shimwe dhoka a ulikilwa kaakwashig­ Yamwe otaya ti pamwe Ekandjo, ya li ya koleke kutya inaku ningwa natango ekwato lumen tu mbaka momik..unda ashike otaya pula ashike iikulya. wana okwe dhi mona, oshowo Aakwiita yetu ya li ya thigala omainyengo gaalumentu mbaka lyasha na okwa indila koshig­ dhawo kOpolisi nokEtanga Aakwasrugwana sho taye ya ontipogonyonoshotayalondo montihenye moka. Yamwe taya taya popiwa omo ge li moshi­ wana shi lipote kOpolisi meen­ lyEgameno mOshakati. Otaya pula kutya, oya za peni, itaye nenge taya ziko komiti hoka ti pamwe oyo mba yOkufuta longo, ngaashi naana oshig­ delelo ngaashi tashi vulika, uuna ti J...-ut ya aalumenlu mbaka, ye shi popi. Sho taya pulwa kutya ya li ya londo okwe dhi mona ya kandjoinine UNIT A yahala wana tashi gandja omalipotelo sha mona aantu mbaka. Katu uvite ODlbili NglIoshi.ata -Kathindita ti "'r\f_*llmtt:,: "," Omuthaneki gwomatungo, Okwa pula natango kutya, OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKATI omusamane Kuutumbeni ngele Oministry yOmapangelo ;n~fi~an~Q'6 ' Kathindi ngoka a Ji a gandja gOpaitopolwa nOmagumbo Ehangano lyomatungo muumbangalantu wa Namibia uudltigu pehala lyEhanga.110 mokugandja Ootendera dh.ika, ETANGA lopoliti otali ka yandja efimaneko Jaxuun­ olya li Iya gandja okuuvanayi kwalyo ku na sha nomukalo ndika, okwa li a tseyitha kutya oya li tuu ya longelekumwe inwa kependafule Simeon Nghoshi, 00 taka fudikwa ngoka gwa longithwa kOlutu lyokugandja Ootendera, Ootendera-iilonga yokutunga­ nOministry y Aruliilonga nEhu­ onguJa yonena potundi 10 okudja mongerki yaShakati. ndoka III li mOshikondo shOministeli yOmapangelo oya pewa ashike Ookontraka mithokomeho lyawo. gopaitopolwa nOmagumbo, mokugandja Ooteendera clliAazaizai nosho luu dhoka Omusamane Kathincli okwa Omuyandjimlllombowopo­ Nghosru . kwaamboka ye na oku katunga omagumbo omathele dha kala muka moshilongo ti kutya Epangelo naIi tale nk'1I1ga lifi mo Wondhoek okwa shii v­ Nghoshiolcwa fiya ko hefolo gahamano 600 mOwambo. inadhi ihwapo nawa. komauwanawa gAanamibia ifa kutya Omukwafeli laye meme Lucia oshoyo Okwa ti kutya osha li shi na omanga inali tala kwaangoka wOmukonakoni-Ncljai wopo­ ounona vabetalu. okukala oshihwepo ngele gaazaiazai. lifl , Ndjai T W Thomasse , oye Opolifi okwe i longela Ootendera dh.ika odha pelwe Okwa gwedha ko ta ti kutya a tumwa kopolifi a ke i kalel­ nokuhadinlbuka oule weedula ST GEORGE'S CATHEDRAL Omahangano g Omatungo oshinima shOotendcra epo pefudiko 010. Oilyo ihapu 22 nokwa kala unene mOs­ WINDHOEK ngoka ge li nale mokati ko­ mOwanlbo otasru vulika shi yopolifi unene luu ovo va longa hakati fiyo osheshi odula ya " BAZAARm BAZAAR!!! shigwana opo ga kuthe po okwaa kale shi na enwethomo moma­ nale nanakufya, ookaume no­ dja ke a lundululilwa na iilonga mOwambo, okuyelu­ h ogololo gopahitopol wa vakwanedimo ova teelelwa va ko Windhoek. Pefimbo lefyo :...... ' 1 JUNE 199f:: tha po Emona Iyoshilongo nEp

' n VERKLARING deur die P'ublic Service Union of Namibia (PSUN) se die onlangse verhoging van salarisse van onderwysers, verpleegsters en ander staatsamptenare behool't met 'n knippie sout geneem te word. Dil behoort volgeos die persent aan alle staatsampte­ belasting op byvoorde!e maak verklaring nie beskou le word nare toegeken ongeag die dat die waarde van die sa.!arisse a.s '0 verhoging nie maar eer­ grootte van hul salarisse. van hierdie amptenare ongev­ der as '0 aanpa" ing vir die In die tu ssentyd het 27 eer 60 tot 70% is van dit wat laer besoldigde groepe. Maande verloop sedert hierdie hulle in 1989 ontvang het. Die PSUN se hulle het twee verhoging en alma.! het baie Die gevolge van hierdie en '0 half jaa.r gelede op 'n ver teruggeval indien inflasie verhoging is dat amptenare aan verhoging met 'n glyskaa.! in ag geneem word. 'n Nege­ die onderpunt van die skaal aaogedring. Indien die verhog' en-twintig persent velhoging nog onderbesoldig is. ing volgens die PSUN se be­ van R350 tot R450 is nog steeds Die inkolllste op die bOpUflt hoefles toegeken sou word sou nie genoeg nie en la at die van die skaal is ook besig om die persone met die hoer amptenaar nog ver benede 'n agter le raak en dit kan ' n ver­ salarisse na aan vyf persent leefbare inkomste. lies aan kundige bea.mptes tot gekry het en die met die laer Inflasie het ook 25 tot 30% gevolg he. salari.sse na aan deltig persent. weggevreet aan die salarisse Die minister van fmansies In Ianuarie 1989 het die reger­ van amptenare aan die bopunt word bedank vir die werk wat ing '0 verhoging van vyftien van die skaa.! en die algehele hy gedoen het maar daar is 'n ander euwe! waama gekyk moet Charles Snyders, die skoolhoofvan die Senior Sekondere Skool J .A. Nel op Keetman­ word. Dit is die groei binne die shoop het onlangs 'n tjek ter waarde van RI 000 namens die skool van Sias Davin van staatsdiens wat lyk asof dit buite Mediaco ontvang. Mediaco is 'n handelaar in skoolboeke.Die doel waarvoor die geld beheer geraak het. aangewend sal word is nog nie bekend gemaak nie. MISDAAD 'nPaarjaar geledeis gese45 000 staatsdiensamptenare is te veel vir 'n land wat so klein is en die onnodige duplisering en ····1\1kfi.· ••• · §~ ······.···. · ····· POLISIEMANNE lomp administrasie van die OORLAND etniese regerings is gekritiseer. .·. ni6tiid ··.·.· ~h .···· · Noudat die etniese adminis­ ONSKULDIG VOLGENS die misdaadverslag van die poilisie is goe­ trasies weg is wi! dit voorkom asof daar meer as 60 000 DRIEpollslemannewattydellkont ~laanlslnafwagtlngopdl e de re ter waarde van R174 145 gesteel ofbeskadig. In ········· J~gllltc ·········· uitslag van 'n aanranding en dronk bestuursaak Is gister In die staatsdiensamptenare is indien DlE saak van Gert Maasdorp Windhoek is vyfhuisbrake, agt voorvalle van diefstal en die wat uniform dra uitgesluit Grootfonteinse maglstraatshof onskuldill bevlnd en ontslaan. (37) waarinhy onskuldig gepleit een van kwaadwillige beskadiging van eiendom aange­ word. het op die klag van moord is Die drie. sersant Gerhard kennis gestel is hy sou toeg­ meld en goedere ter waarde van R71 402 het in die slag Volgens die PSUN sit die gister na die Windhoekse Kashamba en konstabe!s Reu­ esluit word tot die volgende gebly. regering met 'n groot probleem streekshof verwys in reaksie ter en Jantjies het op 16 Junie dag. Die saak sou daama ver­ Die goedere sluit in kledingstukke, 'n pistool, radio-bandspe­ in hierdie verband. Werkver­ op die versoek van die verlede jaar' 'n 54-jarige An­ der ondersoek word. lers, videomasjiene, 'n motor en 'n motorf'iets. Een geva.! van skaffmg deur 'n groeiende prokureur-generaal. Die saak golese burger, Simon Shihepo, Die man het blykbaar geweier verkragting is aangemeld waar 'n 19-ja.rige vrou op Groot-Aub in staatsdiens is 'n maklike wyse sal op 30 Julie voortgesit word. in die nywerheidsgebied van . om toe te gee waarna hy na die belrokke was. om werkloosheid le verlig maar Volgens die saak van die Grootfontein genader. huis van sy werkgewer, Louis Op Marienta.! is twee diefsta.!le met 'n gesamentlike waarde die ideaal sou wees indien staal het die beskuldlgde op 9 Hulle het hom van 'n mis­ van Rensburg, geneem is. van RI 065 aangemeld. Gereedskap en klere is gesteel. besparings gemaak kon word Februarie vanjaar Lina daad verdink. Shihepo se hy is by di e huis Keelmanshoop het drie diefsta.!le gehad. Een hiervan was 'n op rlie uitgawes van die staatsdi­ Maasdorp vermoor deur haar V olgens Shihepo het die ook verder aangerand. motor ter waarde van R23 084. ens. Die besparings wat so met' n mes te steek. Dit het op polisie horn geskop en geslaan Sylvester Mainga het die Op Swakopmund is goedere ter waarde van RI 900 uit 'n gemaa!c word kan gebruik word die plaas Okopondje, naby en met geweld in die vangwa getuienis van die staat verwar- . voertllig gesteel terwyl op Gobabis twee skape verdwynhet. 'n om die ekonomie te stimuleer Windhoek, plaasgevind. gelaai. In die proses het hy rend en onbetroubaar gevind Geval van a,mranding is ook op Gobabis aangemeld. en daardeur kan beter In sy verklaring se Maasdorp beserings aan sy neus opgedoen. en gese hy het geen ander keuse Tsu llIeb het drie huisbrake en agt voorvalle van diefsta.! ervaar. werksgeleenthede geskep word. hy was besig om met 'n ander Hy is na die plaaslike poli­ as om die mans onskuldig te man te baklei toe die oorle­ siestasie geneem waar hy in bcvind nie. dene onverwags tussenbeide getree het om die bakleiery Polisie word bewapen stop te sit. Volgens horn het die oorledene ingemeng terwyl hy besig was om homself te WESTERN DIE Kabinel hel besluit om Die minister het die polisie Pohambahet die Raad gevra verdedig. voortaan polisiemannc te bedank vir hul toegewydheid om voorstelle le maak om Hy pleit onskuldig omdat hy bewapell. Hierdie wapens sal en die wyse waarop hulle die oplossings te bring vir die nus­ volgens sy verklaring nie be­ egter net gcbruik word om die regering bystaan in die stryd daadprobleem. doel het om die oorledene se SUBURBS lewcns van die polisie en van teen m.i.sdaad. Lede van die PPRAC het die dood te veroorsaak nie. Hy is die publiek te beveilig. Hy het ook aan die raad die minister gevra om ' n onafhan­ op borgtog van R400. Hierdie :lankondiging is deur verso'ek gerig om betrokke te klike komitee aan te stc! om Nautemba Ngavirue het VOLLEYBALL die Minister van Binneland se raak en te help om die polisie die kyk na ' klagtes van die aangekla en Magdonald Gant­ Sake, Hifikepunye Pohamba, meer effektief te maak. Die publiek teenoor die polisie. sho het waargeneem. op 23 Mei gemaak tydens 'n polisie moet die mannekrag ont moeting met die Police wat beskikbaar is behoorlik Presents Public Relations Advisory beheer en gebruik. Council (PPRAC), waarvan H y het die polisie geprys vir Siggi Eimbeck die voorsitter die spoed waarmee hulle is. Dic doel van die ontmoet­ verdagtes in onlangse moorde ing was om polisiesake te be­ op 'n boervan Otjiwarongo'en spreek en dit was die twecde 'n poiisiemap van Okahandja CASINO DAY ontmoeti.l1g van hierdie soort. opgespoor het. Date: Saturday,

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JOHANNESBURG: South years' imprisonment sus­ m'lll that should hI' sent to once. Afier an appeal against African soccer star Patrick pended. prison," Justice Vermooten the decision of the referee, it "Ace" Ntsoelengoe was Ntsoelenoe told the court said. The court heard Ntsoe­ was found the referee had fonnd guilty of culpable he fIred a shot and mortally lengoe, a first offender,. erred. Justice Vermooten homicide by a R..'lnd Supreme wounded Aaron Maznla last conched township yo uths in fined the accused R750 or COllrt judge on Monday. year as he attempted to scare tenn is, soccer and ndball for nine p!onths' jail for Illegal Justice D 0 Vermooten off the victim who hlld llt­ no pay and also sponsored a possession of a firearm and fIlled Ntsoelellgoe, who has tacked him. netball team. In his 20-year 1<2.50 or three months' im­ played in America and The killing took place In career as a professional soc­ prisOi.ment for unauthorised Camlda, R5 000 or one year Bekkersdal to\mship, west of cer player he had only been possession of ammunition. - (sport Shorts... Sport ShortsJ jail term, with a further three Johnnnesburg. "This isnota sent off the field for fOlll play Sapa. Motor race back on track

SA TURDAY is race day again at the Tony Rust Track, meaning that motor racing fans can gear themselves for another action packed afternoon, especially since four powerful V8' s will be RUGBY UNION TO there to put up a sizzling performance. Fifteen vehicles and 19 motor bikes have entered so far for the event that is generously sponsored by Cohen Cars. The company has also vowed to increase its involvement by actively contribut­ ing towards the future growth and progress of motorsport in CLEAN ITS HOUSE Namibia. The 50cc motor bike section, with 10 bikes in contention, will open the day's events followed by the 100cc bikes, who will tackle their usual eight laps. CONRAD ANGULA In the motor car section, the modified A vehicles will consist of the four V8's which will be driver. by some of the country's top drivers. Some of the guys tackling the modified B section will be well THE decision taken by the Namibia Rugby Union (NR U) his human dignity is affronted, of everyone to make reconcili­ known drivers. Also in this section is a newcomer to the track, to " strictly enforce the Laws of the Game of Rugby this mu st be treated as miscon­ ation work. Lenuna Kruger who will be driving a M azda RX. Football," has been welcomed by the many rugby fans duct which is prejudical to the "Should it be necessary, who were contacted by this newspaper yesterday. spirit of good sportsmanship. however, the Union will not 2. Such a player must be sent hesitate to act strictly regard­ Heriksen off to Zimbabwe It is very upsetting to hear ment issued to this newspaper to the "coolbox" for the first less of who the culprits may spectators, mostly whites, yesterday, indicated that it was transgression and a second be." NAMIBIAN junior squash star, Carl Hendriksen, will be leaving shouting vulgar and abusive going to enforce the rules transgression at anytinle there­ In conclusion, Stoffel Ro­ for Harare, Zimbabwe, to participate in the Zimbabwe Junior words at black rugby fans en­ • 'particularly the stipulations after will lead to a hearing cher stated that his union fully Open Squash Championships from 21-23 June. tering the rugby stadium. of Rule 26 (3) ( I)," Stoffel before a Disciplinary Commit- supported the Government's The date for his departure is still to be decided. Even black sport reporters Rocher, manager of the NRU tee. policy of reconciliation and that Elzabe Rodriques, chairperson of Junior Squash, said Hen­ have to put up with filthy said. Referees are also requested it had followed a policy for the riksen was the only.one out of three nominees who was able to get rema.rks and just pretend that This rule pertains to any to enforce this rule very strictly. past years which stated that sponsorship. nothing has happened in order misconduct which is prejudi­ Sub-Unions are requested to merit must be the only criteria Rodriques told Nampa that the othet two Marco van Zyl and to get a picture or two of rugby cal to the spirit of good sports­ view such transgressions in a for officia.!s and players. Miquel Rodriques had been unable to get sponsorship to enable action. manship. very serious light and to act Said Rocher: "It sometimes them to take part in the Zllnbabwean Open Championships. It must be said however that The Union has decided that: accordingly. happens, however, that play­ Hendriksen's sponsorship was coming from R3 000 sponsor­ it is usually ignorant and 1. Where remarks are made The statement further stressed ers, officia.!s or members of ship from Sentra Stores for the annual Nanubia Junior Squash drunken fans, especially from during a match with reference that the Rugby Union hoped it the public pass remarks that Championships to be held in Windhoek from June 20-22. the side stands that indulge in to the race or colour of a per­ would not be necessary to take are not conducive to reconcil­ Approximately 80 to 100 players are expected to palticipate in such bad behaviour. son, or reference is made to hi s steps against any person in this liation or the spirit of good this championships. - Nampa. It is good to hear that the origin in such a manner that matter because it was the duty sportsmanship.' , Rugby Union has at last lis­ tened to the outcry from the Faustball tourney in Windhoek rugby-loving public and will NAMPA reports that the Cohen Faustball Club (CFC) will be take strict measures to wipe such bad elements from the hosting a club tournament at the DTS soccer field in Windhoek sport. this Saturday to celebrate its 25th anniversary. CFC chairperson, Riegner Iben, said that about 20 teams from However, rugby is not the only sport where such inci­ Swakopmund, Tsumeb, Gobabis, Rietfontein, ' Otjiwarongo, dents occur for there are simi­ Omaruru and Windhoek will be taking part in the tournament. lar displays of bad behaviour The tournament will be played in four different league catego­ at soccer stadiums when so­ ries namely seniors, first, second and third league. called "white teams" are play­ Prizes of a cup with CFC logo will be awarded to winners of the ing against "black teams." different categories. Each contestant in the tournament will receive a prize of a The white players have to endure the abusive cheering of bottle opener also with a CFC logo. the black spectators, who are always in the najority at soc­ Handball couching workshop cer matches. The black players in' 'white THE German sports expert;'Hans-Peter Thumm, will be present­ teams" are called "sell-outs" ing a three day workshop on handball from Friday 14th until which is probably motivated Sunday 16th at the DOSW this weekend. by envy at players who are The German coach was sent by the German government te trying to break down racial ev~ Inate sport in Nanlibia and has the highest Physical Educatior. barrier. qualifications. There's no place for these The handball coaching workshop comes at an oFP9rtune time remarks in our country any for the Namibia National Handball Federation as handball is more and the other SPOlts bodies continually growing in Nanul:ia. should follow in th,; footsteps More and more school ~ are now participating in the sport and of the Rugby Union. PATRON of the Namibia Rugby Union, Prime Minister Hage Geingob, meeting the the nead for coaches is ever increasing on a.!llevels of handball Tbe Rugby Union, ina state- national team before an international friendly match earlier. from school to senior league. Coaching techniques in depth, including physiology and psychology, as well as looking at handball mlcs :md re feeling, a.re just some of the points that will be covered. The national handball team will p:uticipate in a IT'S COMRADES AGAIN demonstration to conclude the workshop. National cycling championships DURBAN: Cool, unsea­ only fonner gold medallist Char! All around the centre, funds Half the fund goes to the souat weathel' hit Durban Mattheus of Spectrum Athletic were being raised to assist the winner, the other half to Tsh­ THE Namibia Cycling Federation, will stage its N ationa.! Cham­ on Tuesday, but 1991 Club had registered by early 33-year-old Tslmbalala 's recov­ abalala. pionships this Saturday. Registration opens at 12h30 and the race Comrades Marathon fe­ Tuesday evening. ery. Other Comrades memorabilia will start at 13hOO. ' ver is hotting up. Tragically, the mood was On registering, each runner lhis year includes attractive T­ The distances are as follows: seniors - 140km; veterans - 91 km, made that much more sombre had the opportunity to sign a shirts, sweaters, tracksuits, beer juniors - 91km; masters - 60km; ladies - 60knl and juveniles also More than 2 000 athletes by the fact that Mattheus' pledge book to help the fund. mugs, commemorative wines 60km. The race will start and finish at Coca-Cola in the Lafrenz registered in Durban on Tues­ Spectrum leammate Sam T sh­ Nearby, the "SA Runner" made specially by Avontuur Industrial Area, and the prize-giving will also bt' held there. day for this year's 89 km clas­ abalala, the last winner of the magazine was promoting a Estate near Somerset West, In addition, the ever-popular fun-tour will abo start at Cymot sic from Pietermaritzburg to "down" run in 1989, is still jackpot in TshabaJala 's honour. tJavel bags, towels ... even teddy on Sunday moming at 09hOO. Durban. confined to a hospital bed in For just R2, one can name bears. - Sapa. The event will be spon~ored by Caltex and lots of prizes can be Of the big-name athletes to Pretolia after a minibus acci­ the top three runners in the won. The tour will fini~h at the Tintenpalast and everyone is enter at the sp«ctacular display dent near Pietersburg earlier order of them finishing Fri­ welcome. Pat rick de Goede can be reached at tel. 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