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THE Hotel Association meets today in Windhoek and will discuss the incident reported on the front page of The Namibian yesterday, in which deputy minister of deny wrongdoing Wildljfe, Nature Conservation and Tourism, Ben Ulenga, was booted out of the Hotel Onduri at Outjo. After the proprietor of the Onduri Hotel refused to allow Ulenga and his driver to eat at the hotel last week, deputy minister ofWorks, TrllIlSport and Teleconununications, Klaus Tax returns spark unhappiness Dierks and his party of 13 vacated the hotel where they had been staying in protest at the racism. There is widespread outrage about the incident. Approached for conunent, Tom Mutavdzic, chairperson of MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE the Hotel Association, confirmed that the matter had been brought to his attention and that a meeting would take place THE MINISTRY of Finance yesterday strenu­ today and that a press release would be issued this afternoon. It is also reported that the Cabinet have already discussed the ously rejected claims that three of its officials were matter and are considering appropriate steps. involved in irregularities with regard to the issuing * Meanwhile, a printer's gremlin (',rept into our front page of P AYE 5 certificates. report yesterday, where it was 'incorrectly stated in one para­ graph that the Hotel Onduri was at Otavi. Hotel Onduri is in in The ministry made the de':" In a statement issued on the fact at Outjo, as was indicated elsewhere in the article. nial in response to allegationS instructions of Minister of against three senior officials Finance Otto Herrigel, Gaoseb in the Receiver of Revenue's said the allegations against the office. three were factually incorrect The officials are the Direc­ and totally misplaced. Treason trial tor of State Revenue, Hannes - Gaoseb explained that a~­ Lubbe, his deputy Harry Kruger cording to the Income Tax Act and the head of general sales (Second Schedule, par, 13(2» , tax collection Koos Viljoen. , each and every employee was spotlight on Sources in the ministry al-' , entitled to his PAYE certifi­ leged that these three officials cate within 14 days after the had designed their own hand­ end of the tax year. drawn PAYE 5 forms so that Aftei that date an employee Montgomery they, could submit income tax could insist that a PAYE 5 returns as quickly as possible. certificate be issued to him. According to these soutces, : According to Gaoseb, in , ROBIN MONTGOMERY, one of only three of the this allowed the three to claim terins of this provision quite a original nine accused left in the sensational treason large income tax rebates much number of Government offi­ trial, was yesterday described by it psychologist as quicker than otherpublic ser­ cials had, in fact, requested having low intellectual ability which placed him in the vants. their pAYE 5 certificates this " lowest five per cent of the population". There has reportedly been a year. great deal of unhappiness within The relevant ministries had The trial resumed in the and the devastating phosphor the ministry about the fact that responded positively to these Windhoek High Court yester­ grenade attack on the offices some officials were apparently requests and issued handwrit­ day after it was postponed last of The Namibian. favoured over others. ten c(}rtificates. month. During previous hearings Permanent Secretary for "The allegation that the'three Montgomery shares the dock extensive evidence was heard RISING STARS. CLAUDIA, one of the 'street chil· FInance Godfrey Gaoseb has, officials mentioned have de­ withJosefKleynhans and Uwe of plans to overthrow the dren' who will be appearing in the NTN's forthcoming however, strongly denied the signed their own handwritten Tietz, after Gunar Dreves, TO PAGE 2 production. See story below. allegations. TO PAGE 2 ThoIilas Henke, Tobias De Klerk, Holm Nebe, Alexander Schreiner and Abraham De Klerk jumped bail earlier this year and fled the country. Street kids reach for the stars They face charges ranging from housebreaking with the THE STREET kids were in full swing yesterday, the' kes and Willie Mbuende. and 15, one group of children The , production is being intent to steal, theft, unlawful first day of rehearsals for an NTN production scheduled The original idea was to was put through its paces yes­ organised inco-operation with possession of weapons and for the end of next month. include about 15 children in terday by Bricks cultural worker the Ministry of Local Govern­ anununition to high treason. the production, but when audi­ Simon Nuariseb. ment and Housing. The chil­ The cas~ follows a major Some' 30 children will be ationofthe street kids, devised tions were held on Monday, ' Only five minutes into the dren are part of the feeding arms bust last year, the uncov­ involved in a 'musical spec­ 'and directed by Windhoek­ the directors decided to take warm-up, the courtyard of the ering of an alleged 'coup plot' tacular' focusing on the situ- based performers Leon Beu- all the kids. Aged between seven NTN was alive with talent. TO PAGE 2 NOW Every Monday to Friday and Sunday lunch time in

"The Pink Room" " 12hOO· 14hOO Tel: 37293 **TYYV CONTINENTAL HOT E L " ••• .... • '. l' .... , ... 1..... _ ..... ~ .. \-,."..""'\,'.1 · 2 Wednesday July-17 1991 ;::ii!...... IIIB!m '.: ... ;;:-: ... '. :"':-:'.':':'.':.: Suspected thief shot ':;:::::::::::;:::::;:::;:::::::::::::::;:;::':··:···:···· · ·.·. :.· f1R~N1~:::;:;:;:::::::::::;:::::::::::::;:;:::::;:;::. · .••.•....•••••••...... ! •••• . i:: ~~p;g~~;~ i·:: and killed at Tsumeb scheme and social progranune being run every day at Suider­ FIVE people are reported fatally injured on Saturday when Windhoek Magistrates court hof and were accompanied to have 'died unnaturally the police vehicle in which she soon following the death ofhis yesterday by two of their 'street over the past weekend, was trave lling left the road and stepson. educators'. overtUrned on the Okahandja/ According to the police, the "We're operating on a shoe- while goods worth more than R300 000 were stolen Windhoek road. Naroseb was man allegedly severely beat string budget, keeping props a witness in a criminal case. nine-month-old E Gariseb with · and technical effects to a mini­ countrywide. * Katan Ujala, 18, was shot a flat object on Friday. The 'mwn," said Beukes. "We hope * A thief was shot and killed and killed at the Central Stores child died on Sunday as a re­ to draw largely on the energy on Sunday evening when he in Katutura on Saturday night sult of the injuries suffered. and vibrancy oftJa.e kids them­ and three <>!her suspected thieves after an argument. Ujala was A case of murder and one of selves. " tried to steal cattle from the hit in the neck and died in the child abuse is being investi­ "We'll be using Their songs farm Heidelberg in the Tsumeb Katutura hospital. gated against the stepfather. and dances, building the music district. A case of murder was regis­ Two case of attempted mur­ around that," added Mbuende. According to the police, tered' and it is expected that the der were also reported to the 1he production will also carry .' employers at the farm noticed suspect will be arrested soon. police over the weekend. s.erious social comment, how­ the intruders while they were * A member of the Namib­ * Desmond van Wyk ofErf ever. "We will try to examine chasing the cattle. Three wam­ ian Defence Force, Stephanus 321F Rehoboth and Donovan the relationship between home­ ingshotswerefiredandonehit Shikwaya, 30, was found dead Kastoor were shot at on Friday less children and the rest of Kawaya Nekonya, 24. Nekonya at Liideritz on Saturday night. night. Van Wyk was wounded society, looking particularly at died on the way to hospital. It is believed that Shikwaya in the cheek, while Kastoor the consumer society which His three friends were ap­ shot himself with his service was hit in the thigh. the kids depend on," said prehended and will appear in rifle, an AK-47. Another incidei1t of attempted Beukes. . court soon on a charge of at­ . No reason for the suicide murder is being investigated at tempted stock the.ft; was apparent. 1he only strange SW3kopmund after Constable · RIGHT: SERIOUS busi­ * A case of culpable homi­ happening was that Shikwaya April of the Namibian Police ness: this young performer cide is being investigated at had been to see a witch doctor was overpowered and threat­ concentrates on his warm­ Okahandja following the death the previous day. ened with a knife as he tried to up exercises. of Emily Naroseb, who was * A man will appear in the arrest a suspect.

concluded. knowledge, ' , V orster said. He Despite the Permanent Sec­ added that Montgomery was 3 kids killed retary's denials there still Furthermore, certain second •• emotionally unstable", appears to be several curious tier administrations had been trusted people easily and was . as hut goes aspects about the manner in forced to print certificates for animp!llsive type of person. up in flames certificates is devoid of all truth which the whole question of the 1989/1990 tax year twice, When Vorster said he could and is viewed in a very serious PAYE 5 certificates was because difficulties were ex- Namibian Government. not reveal some of Montgom- THREE brothers are reported light," Gaoseb said. handled. perienced with the first print- When called to the testimony ery' s personality characteris- to have died on Monday when The fact that the thIee could Only last week Deputy Di­ ing. The end result was a short- box by Montgomery's defence tics in public, Justice Bryan the hut in which they were apply ,like any other taxpayer, rector of State Revenue Harry age of tax certificates for the counsel yesterday, Dr Charles 0 'Lino ordered the press and sleeping burnt down in the to receive their certificates Kruger issued a statement in 1991 tax year. Vorster, Head of the Psychol- the public to leave the court. Okafitu keyonde village near without delay was within the which he more or less apolo­ Notwithstanding all these ogy Department at the Univer- The case, which is down on Mahenene in north-west terms of the Act. Gaoseb added gised to public servants for the problems it appears that Kruger sity of Namibia, testified that the court roll for the rest of the Namibia. According to our that their request was there­ delay in issuing their certifi- himself, and other senior offi- he had conducted a Wechsler's month, continues today. sources, the children placed a fore completely regular and in . cates. cials managed to get their PAYE intelligence test for adults, a Montgomery is represented can of petrol in the hut. It is acc'ordance with normal prac­ According to Kruger, the state 5 certificates almost two months STPF~ test and had also had a by Louis Botes, while Herman believed that they made a fire tice. The actual issuing of the had experienced certain diffi­ before the majority of the public clinical interview with Oosthuizen is appearing pro in the room as it was very cold. certificates had taken place on culties with the printing and service, if Gaoseb is to be be- Montgomery. "The results deo for Josef Kleynhans and It is believed that the heat of April 30 - four weeks after the prompt issuing of P AYE 5 lieved. showed me that the accused Uwe Tietz. John Walters is the flIe probably caused the date on which they should have certificates to Government While the there may not have does not have wide general prosecuting. petrol can to explode. The fire been issJled in terms of the employees. been any legal wrongdoing, r.======:::;~ started at the entrance of the Act. He explained that the dis­ some civil servants could le- IF YOU HAVE ANY NEWS TIPS OR hut and the three children could "10 conclusion, I tend to continuance of second tier gitimately argue that senior not escape the flames. think that the source of your administrations, and several officials may not necessarily VIEWS, CONTACT THE NAMIBIAN - 1he deceased are seven-year­ information was ill-infornied other structural changes in the have acted in a spirit of fair­ Tel: (061) 36970, Fax: (061) 33980 old Moongela, Katumbu, 6, and and acted in bad faith, " Gaoseb Government Service, had cre- ness. Shamukweni Nakale, 5.

THE WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME The Food Aid Organisatio"n of the United Nations Wishes to appoint a PROGRAMME / ADMINIS­ TRATIVE . ASSISTANT to handle day-to-day­ office management, aIld to assist the project offi­ cials in data collection and processing. NOW OPEN TSUMEB! The ideal applicant will have 3 - 7 years experience in office management, basic bookkeeping, com­ puter skills (word processing and spreadsheet Main Street next to BP Service Station programmes), and will also have developed com­ municative skills. WE OFFER: If you have a high school certificate (~r higher di­ ploma/degree), write and speak English with ease, Complete Grapnel exhaust systems as well as another Namibian language: if you are (free Installation, 12-nlonths Guarantee) assertive and would like a challenging career sub­ • Shock absorbers mit your C.V. to the offices of the World Food Programme: 2nd Floor, Sanlam Centre, 154 Inde- ' • Trailer hitches (Towbars) Tel:' 3540/1/2 pendence Avenue, Windhoek;as soon as possible. • Tyres (all sizes, popular brands) Contact Eben Maasdorp, at 229-220, for further Box: 379 infonnation. Tsumeb • Foreguards (bush breakers) • Rollbars Applications will be accepted from Namibian na­ 9000 tionals, or anyone in possession of pennanent residence/a work pennit. The WFP offers competi­ "if we haven't got it, we'll make it!" tive salaries and benefits. THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday Jl,Ily17. 1991 3 Municipality run dry over water cuts in Katutura

THE Windhoek Municipality was yesterday unable to offer any satisfactory reason for sudden unexplained water cuts in the Maroela section of Katutura. Irate residents of the section activities. say they were left without water Kauaria said that according from approximately 15hOO on 'to one foreman people.in the Monday until late yesterday new department were not yet . afternoon. completely familiar with the What particulary annoyed one water reticulation system in resident is that the municipal­ Katutura. . ity gave no prior notice of the The foreman said repairmen interruptions, nor could it of­ from the department had en­ fer any eJq>lanation for the delay countered difficulties in lOcat­ in restoring the water supply. ing the burst pipe in the Maro- When approached for com­ ela section. . ment, City Council PRO Willy What he did not explain is Kauaria could also not get a where the municipal water PROSPECTIVE farmers from Groot Aub. Pictured from left are: Friedrich · ~!lOr." ..In. clear explanation from the workers previously employed Kawa, backed by Sandi Sijake of the National Job Creation Service. Water Reticulation department , ill Katutura are now employed. The only explanation offered Public Relations Officer by the water departrilent was Kauaria seemed to agree that that the consolidation of the the excuse offered by the wa: Khomasdal, Katutura and ter department was very lame Land delay hits gardeners Windhoek water sections had and promised to investigate disrupted the department's further.

A COMMUNTIY group, faced see them working on the gar­ with common problems, such TOM MINNEV dens and we as children used as no jobs or work prospects, • to help take out weeds and NatnibBeton gives little food, growing depression employed in Groot Aub. in that communal area, but is water". However, this died out and drunkenness has turned to A team from the project's still working on other cases. with the older people as the gardening. But at Groot Aub a committee visited The Namib­ This will be good news to younger generation turned out 'goodbye' pay-out new co-operative now finds ian yesterday to say that the committee members Friedrich lazy or found jobs elsewhere, itself in limbo as until laws are community is keen to start but Gariseb, Alexander Cloete and he said. passed on communal land they have been waiting since March Elias Kawa. They came .to They developed the garden­ JOSEPH MOTINGA cannot even ·start planting as for a reply to a letter to the Windhoek recently to try and ing idea through the National they cannot be assured of any Ministry of Lands, Resettle­ speed up their application amd Job Creation Service, which NAMIBBETON has decided to give its workers a ~age land. ment and Rehabilitation. They yesterday say they met direc­ they met after the then regional The Groot Aub Gardening say they are worried because tor oflands Wolfgang Werner. commissioner Willie Metzler pay-out for the remaining two weeks of the month plus Project was formed in March the rainy season is coming and They say some R60 000 to buy introduced them to the Nanubia another R280 as compensation for loss of job as it to start a small vegetable gar­ because rich farmers in the area food rations, tools and seeds to Development Trust. Members prepares to close down following problems with mar­ den near the town and to run it are busy fencing off the best start the project is set to come are to grow potatoes, carrots, keting quartz in Europe. co-operatively. The group has land. from funding agencies as soon onions, pumpkins, cabbages, Manwu official Joseph Banse told The Namibian that the an initial 28 members (about Contacted for comment last as they have the assurance that beetroot, maize, tomatoes, water union had met with the management of NamibBeton on half are men), enough to run a night, Minister Marco Hausiku they will be able to use the land melon and lucerne. They re­ Monday. small 400 metres square plot. said the project representatives for five years or more. Appar­ cently sent five people to a Hanse said the management had promised that the workers Once a vegetable garden is were welcome to come to his ently Groot Aub people ask project at Snyfontein where they would be compensated for losd of job. established they hope they will office. them nearly every day when joined in training in garden­ The union official added that the company's management be able to expand to take more He said he had spoken to they can start gardening. ing, project management and had confirmed that both the mine at Seeis and the quartz­ members from the 5 000 or many people from Groot Aub, According to unemployed bookkeeping. sorting operations in the Northern Industrial area would be more people in the region. including at a recent land con­ cabinet-maker Cloete, who is "We saw there was no way closed down. Future projects could use the ference, and had personally chair of the project, gardening out for us as Namibia is over­ Hanse said management had also told the union that the skills of trained carpenters, visited the area already. at Groot Aub used to be prac­ crowded with people struggling workers would be re-employed once the company reopened as cabinet-makers, mechanics, Hausiku said he has already tised in allotments all along for work," explained Qoete. they were experienced. plumbers, panel beaters and sorted out some problems where the riverbed by older genera­ "We saw we must do some­ The manager, DC Badenhorst, could not be reached for others who are currently un- people illegally fenced offland tions. "It was very pleasant to thing for ourselves" . comment lit the time of going to press. Ex-Plan men .Bank wins international award. • up l~ arms THE Namibian Banking Cor­ "We at the NamibianBank- the bank was being checked poration is one of 24 banking ing Corporation are proud to for the award. However, he GROOTFONTEIN: At least 100 bodies picked as winners of an be honoured with a symbol of said, he was travelling in Eu- 'unruly' former Plan fighters international financial award. international distinction of trust rope anyway and decided to go gathered at the Regional Com­ The award is presented by a and reliability, " said Westraat. to Geneva where the bank paid missioner's office at Grootfon­ group of African trade maga­ The award is given by quite a sum of money for the tein yesterday morning to pro­ zines based in Spain to compa­ Madrid-based organisations hotels and sumptuous meal ,test against what they called an • denial of their · money nies in developing 'countries caJ,led the Trade Leaders' Club which accompanied the cere- ~ un{air prompted by negligence on the which distinguish themselves and Editorial Ofice which mony. part of the Government". ' for the " quality, prestige and publish journals Mercado The bank yesterday showed- Serious problems , jm~rged image of their financial serv- Mundial, African Trade Re- press its Namatic automatic after pay-outs to ex-co~iibatants ices" . view, and The East Trade and teller machine which provides started on Monday wh~n: c~n­ Other winners of the award this is the third year in which it cash when the bank is closed. flicting,. :elirticulars we-re Rre­ who were repres-ented at -- the has been given. According to. There is one machine in Wind- sei\¥.4f::af.~ ~lidard :;Bi!flk ~ at ceremony in Geneva on June Westraat there were some150 hoek and one at Swakopmund Gt>ot{on~iD :and benificiailes ...... : ,}. .t~... " ... ..~ ~.. , 24 included Senegalese trade people mainly from develop~ . and they were formerly known ' . were.:!~!-~(kback to tlieCQJll- insurance company Asace, 'the ing countries, especially from as Nedmatic. '" Tiss~r .s, 6ffice to put the s~u- National Bank of Bosnia and Eastern Europe, Nigeria and The NBC is a subsidiary of -alion rigHf'> ',' Herzegovina, the Slovak State other places. . -. '. Nedbank which is p.art ~f.~9, 7 , ,f Until late yesterday, a large Savings Bank and a company The ceremony gave each ::: billionNl(dcor Limited, ap.dha~ . crowd of angry and frustrated called Seguros de Mexico. company a chance to present 259 offices in South Africa ~x-fighters were still at the Com­ NBC's chair Johan We~t, itself to the rest of the world, , and offices in London, Hong missioner's office. Insults flew who is also deputy managing and 1991 is the third y~arit ha~ < Kong, the Caymanlslands and . thick and fast as they blamed {he director of its South African been awarded. Jersey. Nedbank came to office of negligentl y having f~st parent Nedbank, accepted the He added that until a few Namibia in 1955 and changed their neces,sary documents. " award in Geneva on June 24 weeks.before the ceremony he its name last year at the same Accon:l.ing to the manager of Standard Bank at Grootfontein, and yesterday presented it to had never heard of either the time developing an innovative Gerhard van Rooyen, the bank had Lambie Brink, the area man­ Trade Leaders' Club or Edito- new logo and design scheme received 200 names from Wind­ ager in Namibia. for its branches. hock and 154 claims had already been settled. Van Rooyen said there had been quite a lot of cases JOHAN Westraat shows off the international award the involving conflicting particulars Namibian Banking Corporation won recently in Ge­ and where possible they were neva. Photograph: Tom Minney. trying to sort them out. - Nampa 4 Wednesd~y July 17 1991 THE NAMIBIAN Health visit to north-east Concern over population, MINISTER of Health and Social Services Dr Nicky Iyambo, deputy minister Dr Iyambo Indongo and top officials from the Health and Justice Ministries will visit the north-east ofNamibia, the Kavango and Caprivi, for four days, starting today. One of the highlights will be the offiCial opening of the Nankudu Hospital, which can accommodate 100 patients. lbe delegation will also visit other hospitals and clinics in the region and will deforestation in Owambo meet with health officials and community leaders. The visit is part of a general programm~ of' 'facilitation with the health needs and problems in Namibia", a statement by the Ministry of Health and Social Services said. WORLD Population Day specifically on how to control was marked with an-im­ OSWALDSHIVUTEATOSHAKATI the growth of their families. pressive occasion at Os­ * The status of women must HAPPY HEARTS PLAY SCHOOL be recognized as in many coun­ hakati State hospital. that World Population Day was in Africa, Asia and Latin ERF 3970 HANAKAM STREET An opening address by hos­ being celebrated throughout the America live in absolute pov­ tries womt;n were unofficially KHONMASDAL (behind AGS Church) pital Superintendent, Dr Naf­ world and was aimed at stem­ erty," he said. "The 1990s or officially discriminated against. _ OPEN SINCE 1st July 1991 tali Hamata, was followed by ming growth in the world will show a larger increase in songs and dramatic perfonn­ population. . the population growth of de­ Dr Hamata impressed the MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION: ances by the nurses and mem­ He outlined the problems veloping countries and there­ gathering by saying that a Unicef ENGLISH bers of the Oshakati and surrounding population growth, fore slower and more balanced study showed that in some areas in Namibia 74 per cent of AGE GROUPS: Ongwediwa communities. including poverty and hunger: population growth must be TODDLERS 3 - 4 YEARS Hamata told the audience .. A total of 1,2 billion people planned. " . household heads were women. PRE-SCHOOL: 5 - 6 YEARS He told the audience that Further, in rural areas, greater poverty and population growth responsibility for food produc­ FOR APPLICATIONS PLEASE PHONE: 222616 tion and· care of the families resulted in environmental degradation and wamed people rested on the shoulders of about deforestation in Nannbia. women. ( Tel. 011 - 7081231 ) He pointed out that those He said that studies had shown who had been in exile for many that when you educated women years had been shocked at the _infant mortality ~opped ~d * T-Shirts extent of deforestation of ' acceptance of family planmng Sweatshirts Namibia when they returned. was made easier. * Another problem was over- Dr Hamata spelled out ~s * Caps grazing leading to soil erosion. great concern about popula- Hamata emphasized that - tion growth in Namibia, say- * Stickers there must be development, but ing tltatthe birthrat~ was 3~,44 Banners not at the expense of the envi_ per 1 000 popula~on agamst * ronment. 27,1 per thousand m the world; * Brochures He said, among othe!s: the .death ra~e 12,2 per 1 000 Posters * that people must develop agamst 9,9 ID the rest of the * better health and hygienic world. * Signs conditions in their surround- Wealth for all by the· year ings, in towns an

Houses ~n all price classes from 2 - 7 p.m. & Areas for cash buyers. Sat. the 10th August J.991 Please contact: Office: ·224223 After Hours: Jan Oberholzer : 43922 Tickets Only A vailable at the Adri ·Rabie :,222893 Wernhill Park Centre. Chris Smith : 41666 GATE FEE R30.00 LET THE GROOVE MOVE YOUR SHOES. Chris Serfontein : 227726 THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday July' 17' 1991 5

THE R12m pay-out to former Plan fighters got under­ way this week. The Namibian asked some of the ex­ com~atants how they felt about receiving the money at last ~ ~ach person who qualifies gets R1 400.

VICTOR Timotheus (21): "I've got lots of problem LYSIAS Shikonyei (31): "Better because I don't have ajob. SACKY Moses (28): "I'm feeling quite OK because I with money. Although the money will not be enough, I can only eat one meal a day. I actually don't want this don't have money. I will set up a small business so that I I'll buy cattle with it and stay on the farm." Photo­ money. I want a job. But now that I have it, I will buy soap can work to make more. I have four children to look graphs: StanIey Katzao · and food with it. It may be just enough for two months." after, so, I musfdo the best! can with this small amount" UDF urges open cards on land

THE United Democratic Front yesterday proposed that the relevant committees are open to challenge, .. Gonteb said. decisions of the Technical Committee provided for in the He argued that legally the decisions taken by such a committee Consensus Paper of the recent Land Conference should be appointed by the National Assembly could not be challenged. At open to be challenged by the public. the same time decisions could be based on " irrelevantconsidera­ The. Consensus Paper, adopted at the end of the Land Confer­ tions, malice, bad faith and unreasonableness", Gonteb said. ence, states, among others, that a Technical Committee will , 'Disregard for the mentioned aspects will shift more power to evaluate facts on underutilised land, absentee ownership, mul­ those in a position to empower the land committee and the -R100m to flow into projects tiple ownership, etcetera. A UDF official. Erastus Gonteb, said in committee so empowered. .. could have the effect ofleaving those c a statement yesterday that the legal authority of such a technical who the committee should serve choiceless", the statement said. committee would not automatically lead to justice. "To warrant Unless handled carefully, the committee may' 'contradict the THE fIrSt of a number of new water supply projects in justice, the Technical Committee must have clearly spelled out fair· and just intentions of the land conference and national northern Namibia, which are being supervised by the procedures and rules of practice so that decisions taken by the reconciliation' " Gonteb concluded. French company Southern Pipeline Contractors, was started at the end of last month. One of the projects, which because the R12 million will will run between Omakango only be used for designing (the and Omafo, is being financed project)," Maritz explained. by the French government to The design would take up to the tune of about R7 million nine months to draw up and all Tel. (061) 227239 - Fax 223146 - PO Box 23047 and is expected to be finished applications would have to be 1 Diesel Street - Windhoek 9000 by the end of February 1992. handed in by the end ofAugust Deputy pennanent secretary when the successful company for the Department of Water will be awarded the tender. SPECIAL OFFER VACANCIES••. VACANCIES Affairs Pedro Maritz said this The deputy permanent sec­ CASH & CARRY NEW STEEL week that over the past years retary said another pipeline, to the northern region had been be built between Oshakati and BELTED TYRES DTP OPERATOR largely ignored in terms of water Omakango, ana costing around ~'-======-==~=====-=-.~=====-- ==~ The successful applicant must be a Namibian, who has an supply. R15m would be designed in interest and aptitude for computers and desk-top publish­ Maritz added that major areas the next few days. STEEL RADIAL TYRES ing in particular. It would be to the advantage of the of Owambo were being sup­ Further, around R70m will applicant ifhelshe is conversant in English, Afrikaans and plied with water from the be spent on upgrading the canal o 145 X 10. . R90 Oshiwambo. The applicant must be prepared to work night­ Kunene River through pipe­ between Ogongo and Oshakati o 155x12. .R115 shifts. Salary negotiable. Benefits include medical ald, pension, lines, which were inadequate as well as a new water purifi­ insurance and an annual 13th cheque. to supply sufficient water. cation scheme. o 155x13. .R126 Further, there were many Maritz said a consultant for o 175170 HR 13. . R155 ADVERTISING MANAGER places whioh were not sup­ the project would be appointed o 175x 14 ...... R150 plied with water. by the end of August and that The successful applicant must be a Namibian, who has good Maritz noted that one of the the Government was negotiat­ o 185170 HR 14. . R175 managerial skills, with knowledge of advertising and mar­ major projects which will start ing financial assistance with o 195170 HR 14. .R240 keting and credit control. The applicant should have organ­ this year will be the Ogongo­ the German government. 205170 HR 14 . isational abilities and also be able to get on with people and Okalango water supply proj­ The drawing up of the proj­ o . R250 deal with clients on a day-to-day basis. An advertising ect, estimated to cost about ects between Ogongo and o 185 SR 14 ... . R160 background is _important. R12m. Omakango and Omak:ango and He said his department had Oshakati would take about 12 . BUSINESS MANAGER met' with several consulting en­ months, while the completion COMMERCIAL STEEL RADIALS The successful applicant must preferably be a Namibian gineering companies to design of all the projects, estimated at o 1 55 X 1 2 8 Ply. .R140 this project and to appoint the about Rl00 million, would take who is dynamic, go-ahead and should have a' financial and most appropriate firm to do about two to four years. o 185x148Ply. .R205 or business background. The applicant must also be pre­ the work. Maritz said at the moment it o 195x148Ply. .R240 pared to travel and to oversee distribution and advertising. After the Ogongo - Okal­ was "very difficult" to say Knowledge of Namibian languages would be an asset. ango project has been drawn how many jobs the projects o 205 X 14 8 Ply . .R260 • APPLICATIONS for any of the above posts must be up, funds would be made avail­ would create. NEW INDUSTRIAL for warded in writing, with curriculum vitae, to: able to set it in motion. "We The Manager, The Namibian, P 0 Box 20783, Windhoek. hope we will get the money for FORKLIFT TYRES AVAILABLE Applicants will be contacted for interviews. the construction next year 6 Wednesday July 17 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

20hOO: News fannworkers should 'be ad­ 20h4S: Beyond 2000 , dressed with care. Since 50 per An entertaining science and cent of Namibia's wo.rkforce technology documentary is employed on commercial fanus, most f~ers have more 21h31: Moonlighting employees with their families Episode 11: "Knowing than they actually need. her" Radical pressure on com­ 16hS6: Opening David's married ex-girl­ mercial fanners to increase 17hOO: Religious friend seeks help in locat­ salaries along with other de­ programme ing some missing jewell­ mands could result in gross 17hOS: Kiddies Filler ery, but a series of mishaps , redundancies as most farmers 17h21: Educational leads David and Maddie to Nanso split mature, and irresponsible de­ lnflux or congestion of chil­ are struggling to make ends programme believe that her estranged cision. The vicw that one can­ dren from remote areas will meet anyhow. In that case this Cedric the Crow mate may be trying to kill AT the time when the Swapo not oppose Swapo from within reach great heights. Children country will not have ~O per is absolutely erroneous. Sec­ may even inherit the tendency cent unemployed, but some­ Insects her. Government is experiencing an unemployment crisis, Nanso ondly, it is absurd for Nanso to not to go to school because of , where around 50 per cent. 17hSO: Punky Brewster Starring: Cybill Shepherd it. . decided to split. 1bis is a slap divorce itself from Swapo for These are the realities - if Children's series and Bruce Willis the sole reason ofbeing able to Free food will only contrib­ the unions want to hold the 22h21: Cheers in the face for Swapo and for 18h16: Panorama students as a whole. have the privilege of 'oppos­ ute to increasing the numbers future of Nanubia in their hands, A local programme, about Cheers is a bar in Boston The matter is not a question ing' it. That option has always of the street children from the I hope they realise what is

'Kill Mandela' INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP jest by cop irresponsible G7 upholds Iraqi sanctions JOHANNESBURG: The "kill LONDON: The Group of Seven, major industrialised countries Mandela" remark should not yesterday reaffirmed its support for reform in the Soviet Union . . . have been said by a respon­ but pledged to continue sanctions against Iraq, in a political sible policeman although it was declaratioIL The G7 also backed a major separate declaration on made in jest, the journalist who international arms control to block arepetition of excessive arms Zam govt accused of filmed the incident, Alfred Brian build-ups as was the case of Iraq before·the Gulf war, and on Green, said in Soweto' s Protea creating a UN register of arms sales. Magistrate's Court yesterday. Green said: "I always be­ lieved the statement was said Saddam hid 25kg of uranium abusing labour laws in jest. I found it unbecoming in the sense that it was irre­ NEW YORK, United Nations: Iraq has violated an international nuclear treaty which it signed by hiding about 25 kg of enriched LUSAKA: The Zambia Con­ bia is enacting legislations Employers. sponsible for a policeman. ' , uranium aimed at building an atomic bomb, !AEA director­ gress of Trade Unions is mo­ which are dictatorial in nature' , , Meanwhile, a visiting Green, of Worldwide Tele­ * general Hans Blix said late- Monday. About 90 per cent of the bilising international support he said: German parliamentary delega­ vision News, was giving evi­ uranium, or 22 kg, Was capable of being used to manufacture to condenm alleged Zambian The ZCTU tabled its case at tion has accused the Zambian dence in the case against nuclear weapons, Blix said at a news conference following a . Government violations of the recent African conference government of repression for Warrent Officer Gideon Cor­ briefing of the UN Security Council on UN and !AEA inspections . labour laws in the country. on democracy and development denying opposition parties fair nelius Lubbe, 36, ofRandfon­ in Iraq. The State-owned Times of held in Gaborone inBotswana. access to public funding , and tein, who pleaded not guilty to Zambia newspaper yesterday At the conference Zimba government controlled media. conducting himself in a man­ quoted zcru general secre­ pointed out: "The whole of Delegation leader Anneliese ner unbefitting a policeman or Police probe into ANC deaths tary, Newstead Zimba, as say­ Africa knows what is happen­ Augustin told President Ken­ alternatively doing or saying ing the Zambian labour move­ fig in Zambia while the Inter­ neth Kaunda on Monday night something which undermined DURBAN: A top-level police investigation into the killing of fi·ve ment wanted the international national Labour Organisation the ruling party had done noth­ the control or discipline of the Richmond ANC members was launched yesterday amid wide­ commwiity to condenm the is reserving its judgement on ing to promote the free opera­ SAP. spread allegations of security force involvement in the attack on . government for introducing the matter" . tion of other political parties. The charges arise from an a house in Magoda in the greater Ndaleni township, in the Natal draconian labour laws. Zimba charged the ruling "Public service and paras­ incident outside the Dobson­ midlands, on Sunday night. ville hostel on May 1 this year Zimba said zcru wanted United National Independence tatal workers have been threat­ The township has been the ~ene of ongoing Inkatha/ANC intemationallabour movements Party had done much to de­ ened with dismissal if they when Lubbe allegedly told clashes over the past several months, with at least 16 people killed to shift their attention from stroy the trade unions during voiced support for the opposi­ Inkatha supporters while being in a spate of attacks there three weeks ago. South Africa to Zambia in 17 years of one party rule. tion, " she said. tiJrned: "If you want to kill In those attacks, residents claimed they saw uniformed men, condemning violation of in­ He added that ZCTU and President Kaunda denied that (ANC president Nelson) Man­ many with balaclavas, driving trucks that allegedly offloaded ternationally accepted labour UNIP were now divorced be­ any public service workers had dela, take till tonight." Inkatha attackers. Police have denied any security force involve­ laws. cause the government had been fired. The court viewed the video ment. " South Africa is now drift­ arbitrarily enacted labour laws He assured the German par­ footage which showed a man ing away from oppressive labour without consulting the relevant liamentarians that assistance who had been seriously injured laws to those which are uni­ participants, trade unions and would be given to opposition and groups ofInkatha and ANC ANC exiles fly in from Angola versally accepted while Zam- the Zambia Federation of . parties. - Sapa. supporters. . The video showed Lubbe in JOHANNESBURG: Some 250 exiled AfricanNational Congress a police van with a group of members arrived in South AfIjca from Angola yesterday on a men in red headbands standing chartered Angolanaircaft. The latest group is the largest to arrive next to it.· from exile since the process:started a few months ago and it is the Farmer accused of Lubbe told them everything first since May. was now in order and made the Mandela remark, then patted an Inkatha supporter on the Inquiry into trial fiasco boy ann and the group started langh- setting alight LUSAKA: A LusakaHigh Court judge, Justice Claver Musumali, ing. It was then that the men saw has summoned Director of Public Prosecution Gregory Phiri to LOUIS 1RICHARDT: A po­ the teenager's jacket, said him. He then asked some ofhis Green filming and he was asked give evidence under oath to establish how Kambarage Kaunda' s lice chemical specialist yes­ something else, apart from the labourers to hold the youth while in Zulu what he wanted. docket went missing. KambMage Kaunda, 27, the fourth son of terday told the Louis Trichardt jacket and a spark from the he went to a shed. He came On the day in question, Green, President Kenneth Kaunda, 'is facing a murder charge for alleg­ Regional Court that a jacket welding machine, would have back with a cattle prodder, who had worked for WTN for edly killing 20-year-old Tabetha Mwanza in September 1989 in belOllging to a 15-year-old black caused the boy to burn so ex­ chained the boy's feet and two years as a sound recordist, Lusaka's Kamanga shanty township. Justice Musumaliruled that boy could only have caught tensively. shocked him with the prodder. went into Soweto to cover the both Phiri and State Prosecutor Kingsley Kaunda should give alight ifhe had been doused in He said he found evidence He said the farmer then put a trouble as there was no cam­ evidence in court on how the docket went missing. petrol first. of petrol on the jacket. piece of metal around his wrist eraman available. Lieutenant Mark V roneman 1he court was shown a video and welded him to an iron table, He said the atmosphere in Four killed 'in strike call was giving evidence in the which showed a spark from the then doused him with petrol Soweto on that day was" elec- , attempted murder trial of a welding machine could only and set him alight. tric" and he filmed various YAOUNDE: Four people have been killed and several dozen northern Transvaal funner, Jom cause the jacket to bum if it As he struggled to free him­ scenes before the Mandela wounded in political clashes -at Meiganga in north-east Cameroon, van der Westhuizen. The 30- there was petrol on it. self of his l:)Uming jacket with incident. He told the court he informed sources reported here yesterday. year-old white farmer is ac­ On Monday, the 15-year-old, his free hand, one of the labour­ did not know what transpired Violence broke out on Monday in the town 500 km from the cused of welding the youth's who cannot be named because ers came to his rescue by pour­ between the police and Inkatha capital when opposition party followers tried to organise a wrist to an iron table, pouring he is under age, said he was on ing water over him. supporters for the 10 to 15 general strike and were thwarted by pro-government supporters. petrol over him and setting him his way to see his mother in His injuries were so exten­ minutes before he arrived. Provincial governor Bemard Minelli Elomo called in an army alight. Tshipise, near Venda, when sive, he was hospitalised for 4- The case continues today. - battalion to restore order, the sources,said. Defence counsel does not van der Westhuizen pulled up 1(2 months. On Monday he Sapa. dispute van der Westhuizen in a bakkie and asked him to showed the court bum scars on 1------1 secured the boy's wrist to an help with a chore. They drove his body. He said he had no Mali govt survives coup iron table, but is denying the to a workshop on the farm idea why van der Westhuiien accusation that he poured pet­ Hayoma. The youth said that assaulted him. BAMAKO: Mali's military government said yesterday it had rol him. when they got to their destina­ The case was postponed to quashed a coup mounted by a dissident minister and arrested all Vroneman, who examined tion, the farmer started hittmg September 23. - Sapa. the leaders of the plot. LUANDA: The Angolangov­ ernment granted a general amnesty to prisoners held for Somalia disunity warning Winnie can appeal sentence crimes against state security, ' including members of the rebel DJIBOUTI: A conference to bring peace to Somalia's warring political movements and clans opened here with a warning from JOHANNESBURG: Winnie in the hands of the courts, I given." group Unita. host President Hassan Gouled Aptidon of Djibouti that the Mandela was yesterday granted won't comment for that rea­ Despite his ruling he re­ The amnesty, announced on country had to be saved from breaking up. leave to appeal against her con­ son," Nelson Mandela told re­ mained convinced he had been Monday evening, is in addi­ viction on lddnap and assault porters. right to fmd Mandela guilty. tion to the exchange of prison­ charges and the six year jail Justice Stegmann in May Bail conditions were ex­ ers of war between the govern­ Call for Liberian disarming sentence imposed on her. found Mandela and her co-ac­ tended to all three accused pend­ ment and Unita who signed cused Xoliswa Falati and John Justice MS Stegmann, grant­ ing the appeal, which could take peace accords in May to ep.d ACCRA: Liberia's interim president Amos Sawyer said yester­ ing Mandela leave to appeal, Morgan guilty on charges aris­ between six months and a year to their 16-year civil war. day a political solution to last year's bloody civil war would said it was reasonable another ing from the kidnap and sjambok be heard in the Appellate Divi­ A POW exchange under the remain a "mirage" unless all factions agreed to disarm. court could come to a different assault of four Soweto youths. sion in Bloemfontein, South · terms of the accords is due to conclusion with regard the Yesterday he said there was a Africa's highest court, be completed next month. In­ guilty verdict and sentence he reasonable prospect another Justice Stegmann also granted ternational Red Cross repre­ passed in May. . court could draw different infer­ Mandela and Falati, both of who Massive Vietnam ~orruption sentatives monitoring the ex­ Mandela and her African Na­ ences from the weak and circum­ were given six year jail sen­ change began Saturday to visit BANGKOK: Vietnam has fired hundreds of government and tional Congress president hus­ stantial evidence presented by tences, leave to appeal "against band Nelson Mandela were the State's two key witnesses, the severity of the sentence". prisoners held by both sides. Communist Party officials in a recent drive against corruption, seated together in the court's Kenneth Kgase and Thabiso Morgan, who was found Govenunent officials said the the Vietnamese state television reported. The report said 16561 public gallery and smiled Mono. guilty only on charges oflddnap, amnesty was to mark the peace people were" subject to administrative disciplinary measures" broadly when the judge read his "The reasoning that brought was sentenced to one year im­ accords and to help national for corruption. ruling. certainty to my own mind is prisonment suspended for five reconciliatioIL News media Vietnamese authorities have cracked down on corruption since a The couple refused to com­ open to substantial criticism," years and was subsequently reports said about 800 prison­ reform-minded leadership took over in late 1986. ment when they emerged from Justice Stegmann said. "Leave granted leave to appeal against ers will be released, including * Reports from Agence France-Presse, Associated Press, Sapa the court house. "The matter is to appeal must certainly be the guilty verdict only. - Sapa. .some 550 members ofUnita. and Reuters 8 Wednesday July 17 1991 \ .. THE NAMIBIAN Uganda attempts to woo Today's quotations for unit trusts: General Equity Funds: back Asian entrepreneurs Allegro 108,84 101,62 5,30 BOEGrowth 134,01 125,22 4,66 Fedgro 115,05 107,42 11,39 KAMPALA: Mumtaz Kassam was a 16-year-old school­ parents and uncles. The bu­ efficient and quick modalities Guardbank Growth 2230,96 2088,67 5,70 girl when dictator Idi Amin nationalised her father's reaucracy is mind-boggling. of returning the properties. We Momentum 229,61 214,57 5,88 prosperous farm and supermarket and expelled the It has taken her more than would like to get this issue out Metfund 175,45 163,49 4,80 family from Uganda. five months to win back her of our way and behind us as NBS Hallmark 885,29 826,84 6,90 uncle's sock factory in the soon as possible," said one NorWichNBS 340,75 318,24 7,84 Nearly 20 years later - and his personal friends. eastern town of Iinja. official. Old Mutual Investors 2650,02 2471,48 4,87 12 years since Amin was de­ Amin's policies helped de­ , 'It is very slow and expen­ In another gesture of good­ Safegro 124,03 116,06 6,82 posed - she and other Asians stroy one of black Africa's most sive for me as it costs a lot of will, Museveni is hosting a Sage 2270,31 2119,86 4,67 he expelled are' starting to trickle vibrant economies. Ravaged by money to stay in Kampala. The visit this week by the Aga Khan, Sanlam 1598,73 1493,52 5,27 back home inhopes ofbenefit­ years of war, Uganda is still red tape is frustrating," she head of the world's Ismaili Sanlam Index 1252,73 1170,08 4,98 ting from President Yoweri trying to recover. said. community and of a huge net­ Senbank General 116,02 108,80 n/a Museveni's efforts to return Museveni's government At the time of the expul­ work of charity projects. Their Southern Equity 173,02 161,81 4,90 their confiscated property. knows that by handing back sions, Asian property was put talks are expected to focus on Standard 1053,85 990,33 7,85 "I have come back because property to returning Asians, under the control of the De­ the return of property includ­ Syfrets Growth 240,63 225,38 5,84 this is my home and because I Uganda can win the confidence parted Asians Custodian Board, ing religious buildipgs, schools, UAL 1876,27 1758,41 6,19 believe Museveni is sincere of foreign investors and please an inept and bankrupt govern­ medical, industrial and com­ Volkskas 128,16 119,90 n/a about allowing us back to help western donors who provide ment £inn which allowed the .mercial buildings. Specialist equity Funds: rebuild our country,' , said up to 800 million dollars worth ruination of the properties. But on the issue of Asian Guardbank Resources 151,52 141,82 6,21 Kassam. of aid a year. The board has been slow to properties in general, Museveni Sage Resources 122,89 114,98 7,13 "For some of us this is home. "Our ability to attract new process the return of Asian faces a delicate balancing trick. Sanlam Industrial 893;21 834,09 4,59 I was born here and there is no investment from abroad de­ property and at times comes He has to satisfy interna­ Sanlam Mining 328,16 306,28 5,49 other couritry I can claim to be pends on how we handle the under pressure from top civil tional economic backers and Sanlam Dividend 436,61 407,49 5,42 home apart from Uganda." return of Asian property," servants and politicians occu­ Asian owners but also address Senbank Industrial 114,38 107,47 n/a A London-trained lawyer, Museveni said recently. pying some properties. his local political constituency, Southern Mining 148,06 138,46 5,74 Kassam is one of 40 000 Asians Western diplomats agree, Some Asians like the Mehta which is quick to accuse him Standard Gold 204,93 192,11 6,85 expelled from Uganda in 1972 cautioning that delays in re­ and Madhvani families, who of selling out the country. UAL Mining and by Amin, who was seeking to solving the issue could hold. control the country's sugar . "The government has to giv~ Resources 387,25 362,83 5,49 , , Africanise " the economy. back disbursement of huge sums industry and other industrial us the properties back but on Selected . In common with neighbour­ of aid earmarked for Uganda. empires, are back to stay. the other hand I feel sorry for Opportunities 1637,74 1530,58 4,58 ing KeI.1ya. and Tanzania, much Critics say Museveni is re­ But other Asians are reluc­ the local tenants, " Kassam said. Old Mutual Mining 275,30 256,42 5,69 of the country's business wealth paying a political debt to west­ tant to commit themselves. "Where do they go next? Old Mutual Industrial 324,42 302,24 4,03 was in the hands of Indians and ern nations who have supported .. A lot of our people are This is a difficult issUe for the Old Mutual Gold Fund 140,43 130,85 5,15 Pakistanis who came to East him since he took power in very bitter. A lot more are President." .- Sapa-Reuter. Income/Gilt Funds: Africa around the turn of the 1986 after a five-year bush war. refusing to come back. But my Corbank 100,44 97,38 17,56 century. Museveni himself admitted attitude is why should we Guardbank Income' 110,17 107,92 17,62 Years of looting, theft and recently: condemn the whole country Old Mutual Income 106,16 103,95 17,08 neglect have left Kassam's cnce "The Asians have a power­ because of one man's (Amin) Standard Income 91,17 90,9 15,89 beautiful home uninhabitable. fullobby abroad, especially in activities," Kassam said. Syfrets Income 104,99 103,94 15,41 The family's dairy farm, 20 Britain (where many expelled The Asi!lllS are aware they UALGilt 1113,40 1102,27 15,43 km,outside Kampala, produced Asians settled). Each time I go face hostility from worried black fresh milk, cheese, turkeys, out to seek fresh aid for Uganda Ugandans who took their place Closing exchange rates against the rand chicken and eggs. Today it is the question asked is 'What as the country's entrepreneurs. just an evil-smelling shack. are you doing about the Asian But some Ugandans say the curr sell T.T.Buying A.M.Buying S.MBuying "It is very sad to see the properties?'" country needs an injection of amount of ruin done, it is un­ But the Asians' return is being Asian know-how and foreign US dollar 2,8990 2,8790 2,8615 2,8470 believable," said Kassam. frustrated by red tape and cor­ capital. Sterling 4,7905 4,7315 4,6920 4,6590 Arnin, who seized power from ruptionon the part of govern­ To show his seriousness and Austrian president Milton Ol~ote ' in ment officials who routinely commitment to the issue of shilling 4,3425 4,3975 4,4300 4,4570 January 1971 and was deposed demand bribes before issuing returning Asian property, Australian $ 0,4430 0,4490 0,4535 0,4670 in 1979, nationalised about 3 owners with repossession cer­ Museveni appointed a parlia­ Belgian franc 12,6500 12,8500 12,9500 13,0500 500 businesses worth an esti­ tificates . . mentary committee last month Botswana pula 0,7175 0,7275 0,7335 0,0000 mated 500 million dollars. He Kassam is back to claim 45 to study the matter. Canadian $ 0,3935 0,3990 0,4020 0,4040 turned many of them over to properties belonging to her "The idea is to work out Swiss franc 0,5350 0,5420 0,5460 0,5490 Deutsche mark 0,6175 0,6255 0,6300 0,6340 Danish krone 2,3870 2,4175 2,4400 2,4595 SAM Kuvare of the Old Pesetas 38,6500 39,2000 39,6500 40,0000 Mutual Group Scheme Finnish mark 1,4845 1,5040 1,5305 1,5530 French franc 2,0960 2,1220 2,1370 ' 2,1500 was· incorporated as a Greek member of the prestig­ NNBC drachma 67,2500 68,0500 69,0000 69,8000 ious Club 51 at a func­ Hong Kong $ 2,6690 2,7030 2,7235 2,7415 tion in the Swawek Hall Irish punt 4,3270 4,2735 4,2345 4,2015 on Saturday. Kuvare re­ Italian liie 458,8500 464,8500 468,8000 472,200 NAMIBIAN NATIONAL BEVERAGE COMPANY (PTV) LTD ceived this honour for Japanese yen 47,0500 47,7000 48,0000 48,2500 being the best in the in­ Kenyan Distributors of:Lion Lager, Castle lager, Carling Black Label, Amstellager, Ohlsson's Lager & Castle Milk Stout. surance field during his shilling 9,8755 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 first year on the job. Mauritian rupee 5,7330 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 SALES REPRESENTATIVES - NAMIBIA Malawi kwacha 0,9990 1,0120 1,0215 0,0000 Dutch gilder 0,6960 0,7045 0,7100 0,7145 Opportunities exist in our new sales and marketing environment for ambitious and en­ Norwegian ergetic sales people. krone 2,4080 2,4380 2,4665 2,4910 . New Zealand $0,6095 0,6175 0,6245 0,6300 We are looking for individuals aged between 25 and 35, who have matriculated and Pakistani have rupee 8,2955 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Escudos 52,7500 53,4500 54,0500 54,5000 2' - 3 years siUes/marketing experience in the retail liquor industry. Independent Seychelle operators, with assertive yet diplom:ltic approach and excellent communication! rupee 1,8765 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 interpersonal skills to h:LOdle all types of people and situations. The applicant must be Swedish krone 2,2350 2,2630 2,2815 2,2975 a Namibian citizen and have a good knowledge of the country. Singapore $ 0,6020 0,6110 0,6140 0,6170 Zambia kwacha 22,3455 · 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 You will be responsible for maintaining established contacts and ensuring new Zimbabwe $ 1,1110 1,1300 1,1400 0,0000 avenues of These rates revailed at 15h30 and are subject to alteration. business in both the on and off-premise markets in Namibia.

Remuneration include a basic salary, a sales incentive scheme, company car and full range of customary large company benefits with scope for advancement. DANIEL Kundvandu, the area manager of the A detailed C.V. should be forwarded to Mr. J. van der Westhuizen, Namibian Na­ Old Mutual Group tional Beverage Compal\y, P.O.Box 23055, Windhoek 9000 Scheme for the central region. Pb~tographs: Jonas Sofika «

ABOVE: ISN'T IT NICE. These chicks were caught analysing the brilliant Afro Jazz vibes oftht;> 'Steam Engine', as Stimela is also known. RIGHT: THE GIRLS. A show will never be complete without them. Dance they can and they surely know how to look great.

ABOVE: JUST LISTENING. Big buddies Gerson and Amony sandwiching a concert-goer while they listen attentively to the vibes of Stimela. LEFT: SQUEEZE IT YOUNG MAN. Gerson, Freddy and Dennis sharing the spoils during the Stimela concert.

, -PHOTOGRAPHS BY CONRAD ANGULA - - . 10.Wednesday JUly 17 1991 . THE NAMIBIAN

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Aakwiita naakwashigwana inaa hindathana we - Malima

Onrinisteli yOpevi yOshikondo ye li notaya ningi iinima kayi shEgameno, omusamane OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKAll namutse nandungu. Inamu Fillemon Malima ngoka a kala hongaitha aakwiita nande, kashi uule womasiku gaali moshito­ osha pumbiwa pu ningwe nokuli omutoloki. li mondjila nade, Omuntu polwa sha Sbakati"llll Ndangwa Etanga limwe epe. Mokati keni y amw~ otaya ti kutya otaya omuntu, takamitheni. The nokwa li a popitha iilyo yEt- omu na mboka kaye shi noku­ yi ko Ombudsman, Ombuds­ kombinga yaakwiita moshin­ . anga lyEgameno moRuacana lesha nenge okupopya elaka mananoolyenaana. Talenitse ima shika onda hala oku mu Opolotika yohela hayo we tayi longo. Tse ngashingeyi Osoondaha ya·zi ko, oshowo ndjoka lyopapangelo. Pehala itatu ka etha nande aantu mboka kumagidha kutya, ngele omuntu otu li methimbo epe moka twa tegelela kehe shimwe shi ote ku hindi, inda ondapo. Jtashi mbyoka yomOshakati nOn­ lyokulongitha ethimbo kaa yeli nawa ya tsikile niilonga kale oshipe, nonande tu shi shi ngaa kutya itashi vulu dangwa ongula nomutenya lyokwiilonganande elaka omu yawo yuudhudhu. ti sho toyi ondapo ou sindike, li . gwOmaandaha newi li kuundingosho ne nge kwa Epangelo oli na po edhi­ ou gamene owala onkalo okuningwa muusiku wumwe. Oshi oshinakugwani· lyoshikwiita lela, okwa li a toko tamu kiipuma mumwe laadhilo lyokugandja yuukwiita woye. nesimano thwa shetu ongAanamibia, ongOshigwana oshipe tu kumagidha tagu pu mo iilyo naakwashigwana. . Etheni elombwelo, opo mu kalehamu lyawo. tameke notu wilike oshigwana shetu ngaashi twa hala yEtanga lyEgameno montaneho uunona wosikola wiilonge, ka kwathela miilonga yimwe Aakwashigwana yamwe shi kale. nokuyi popya e yuukilila lela inamu kondowala we yEpendulepo lyoshilongo, ohaya hongaitha aakwiita, Shika osha 1i sba popiwa kuKomufala gwoshitopolwa shaShakati, ta ti kutya, inayi kala we tayi naakulukadhi yaantu ya oshoka ngashingeyi ka mu na unene ngele tashi ya kOpolotika. Sylvanus Vatuva, ongula yOmaandaha, sho a 1i a egulula pam­ tilitha aakwashigwana, oku ya hokanwa,· otamu shekitha sho tamu longo. koRundu kOkavango, belewa oshigongi shaalongi yoshikandjo oshiti-6 shono sha hulu .yashanoku ya dhipagangaashi Etanga lyEgameno. Otarnu ka pewa iilonga. omukwiita gumwe okwa li a ohela moseko yaMweshipandeka. sha· ningilwe ko Rehoboth, KaUeni mu shi shi kutya ngele Oministeli oya ingi wo ein­ dhengwa ndele hanga ta si OmuShamane Vatuva okwa ti, oshi li ngashingeyi oshinakugwani­ Gobabis nokoWindhoek itamu ihumitha komeho, aan­ dilo lya kwata · miiti koshig­ molwasho a li a yi koRally. thwa okugandja omayele nomalombwelothaneko kOonakut­ omasiku ga zile ko. ona yakweni mboka taya ka wana kurya: inamu hinda we Otandi indile aantu yaa ninge upangela, kutya otwa hala iinima yeende ngiini. Ethimbo tu 1i mo "Inamu kala we komahala pita Oostanda oontihetatu aakwiita noku ya hongaitha, iinima mbyoka, oshoka ng­ ka 1i shi we ethimbo lyokuuvitha nokupopya Opolotika, ihe gokunwina sigo omausiku. Om­ nomilongo, oyo taya ka kutwa kutya oku na nee ondjembo wiyaka naye omuntu. ethimbo lyokulonga. · Ethimbo lyokudhilaadhila nethimbo pango yomukwiita mo mEtanga lyEgameno. nenge keyi na. Omukwiita oha Otandi ningi eindilo lyak­ lyokuulikila uuyuni kutya tse ongAanamibia otatu vulu okugandja Omunamibia otayi ti kutya, kehe Oshoka omwa pumbiwa vulu okukudhenga noku ku wata miiti kutya, aakwiita inanru oshiholelwa oshiwanawa ku yakwetu muuyuni. omukwiita na kale iilipota aagundjuka. lemaneka nande ke na yaha, inamu dhenga we nokud­ Omusamane Vatuva okwa li a lombwele oshigongi kutya oshi mokamba komukuluntu gwawo lloogeni elaka lyOpapangelo. ondjembo, oshoka okwa hipaga aakwashigwana, nane li omukalo omwaanawa okugongala nokukundathana iinima sho ngaa oheyali yokomatango Inandi hala we ngele otandi dheulwa miinima yokulwa. aakwashigwana inamu hinda nomaudhigu ngoka tu na mIikandjo yetu yi ili noyi ill, unene shi­ tayidhenge, 19HOO". Omuna popinane tamu tolokelwa. Sho Mokati kaakwashigwana namo ne inamu hongaitha we iilyo na sha nOosikola, ngashi tu na omaudhigu gomatungo goosikola okukala mu shi shi kutya hane tandi keya itapu ka kala we omunambokakaye shimpoka yEtanga lyEgameno. ngoka gaa po opo tu longele mo aanona yetu. Aalongi yetu Opolisi. Inamu longa po iilonga oyendji inaya pita nenge inaya pita nawa ngaashisha tegelelwa. yOpolilsi nande esiku limwe. Katu na iilongithomwa yomoosikola, omanga aalongi yamwe Opu . na mboka inaya hala mboka ya pita, yaana iilonga sigo okonenandjika. Ayihe mbika okupangelwa -Control- nangu Ekwato lyiimaliwa otayi eta opo aailongi ya kale ita yiilongo nawa moosikola nota ~o hala okupangelwa, inda yiimbi ehumokomeho lyElongo mOshitopolwa. Elongo oli na kaayeni, za mo mEtanga okukalekwa nawa moshilongo . ashihe, oshoka olyo esipa lyEgameno," Oministeli tayi lyomugongo moshigwana. ti. "Ondiinekela kutya amuhe otamu tsu kumwe nangaye, sho te loamu longitha· oonkondo pOndangwa nali ti Epangelo lyetu epe, itali vulu okupewa ondjo sho pu na dheni papuko nande omaudhigu goludhi nduka oshoka ole ga thigulula kwaandiyaka nokuhepeka oshigwana. Etanga ekulu lyUukoloni. Epangelo ndjoka lya li ta li imbi opo aanona lyEgameno lya Namibia nali yetu ya longwe nawa pankatu yopaigwana. Pwa li pu na omulan­ kale li na ondilo mokukala po wapalekwe shapo dulongo ngoka gwa li gwa kankekwa kokakombonoludhi," osho kwalyo, ihe hashinima shon­ Vatuva a lombwele oshigongi. gaho shokutilltha aakwashig­ Okwa ·lombwele Aanashikondo shElongo ayehe kutya, ehu­ wana. Kehe ngoka a li a ende ongula yOmaandaha ga ziko lwaampoka, ihe ngele oto tala mokomeho lyoshilongo oli li momake gawo, oshoka oyo ye na Omusamane Malima okwa pondjila onene yoteya pokati kOndangwa nOkapale ka mboka ya li po oye vulithe po­ oshinakugwanithwa shokuyelutha po aanona. "Osho nee otandi ti kutya mEtanga lyEgameno Ndangwa okwa kala a kumwa ko noonkondo komush· mayovi omulongo. Oomeme mu indile, mwaa sindike komaudhigu ngoka ge 1i mElongo, ihe omu na uudhigu uunene kom­ olondondo ngoka gwa li omule ookilometa mbali nasha oye na uunona uushona, one mu ga sinde. Oshoka ngele omwa etha ge mu sinde, nena binga yevuliko (dissipline). nayamwe pakuuva oya lala omutondi osho naana a hala nota kapanda sho itamu vulu okukari­ lwaampoka, gwiilyo iikulu yoPlana mbyoka ya li ya pokapale . muutalala wuthike Okwa pula ta ti kutya ne, omu ithanwa 6po yi ka taambe iimaliwa yawo ngaashi ya li ya dula po omaudhigu mElongo" . Komufala ta kumagidha. li tuu shili ongaakwiita yopa­ mpaka, omanga ongulohi Okwa tsikile ko ta ti kutya, inaku toka natango okukandula po shigwana? Okwa ti mOtigundu uvanekwa omasiku ga ziko. yomaandaha ga ziko ya kala taya omaudhigu ngoka ge 1i po, na itashi laitya sha ngele nani itatu yAakwiita omu na ombepo N onande omukweyo ka gwa li nande na otashi vulika iimaliwa elaela kaye wete mpoka taya kongeni omukalo gwoku ga fundula mo ga ze mo momukalo yokuhashiwa sho to ningi. Kandi ngaa omwiinayi, oshinima osha ya yamwe yi kane lela noshi ka lala, oshoka inaya kwata na­ gwetu gwElongo. Otandi mu indile amuhe mElongo mu kale mu tango, yo itaya vulu okushuna, shiwo nee kutya olye naana e kala ka shi uvitithe ete okwauvite ombili mokati na engungumano nontalanteni, oshoka Epangelo olyiilongekidha oonakukwata iimaliwa, oshoka koonakununinwa iimaliwa komagumbo okokule niimaliwa na ondjo moshinima shika, okukonga omukalo omwaanawa gwElongo. Itaaliindje kutya oyendji oya ka shunithwa, mbika. kayi po yoolefa. Osho yamwe ya kushi kutya Okomanda nenge epitonawa lyiinima oli li momake getu. Natu kembadhaleni oshoka nande u na okakalata Okwa li a ningi ·epulo kutya kala taya nyenyeta ngaaka. omukwiita gowala. Otamu · nakehe shoka tashi eta po uuwanawa opo tu yambidhidheni koye, otashi vulika edhina lyoye omolwashike mbela '" " Omukalo gwokukwata dhenge nokudhipaga aak­ ka li mo membo. Gumwe ou na oonakuiongikidha ya li inaya nagu lundululwe, gu pupalek­ Epangelo lyetu. Ethimbo tu li mo olyokulonga ha ku ninga was,higwana, ngaashi mboka oombap"ila dhoye dhiigwana po longikidha aantu ya kwatele elwe oonakupewa iimaliwa omauvitho nOpolotika, ngaasbi nde sbi popya petameko. Omukumo yoko Rehoboth, Gobabis noku ihe ino shangwa kutya oto kwa­ iimaliwa kiilongo/kiitopolwa mbika. Unene tuu nakudhi­ gwetu gwokuyakomehoinagu tewanande okulye, ihe tu kale twa ehameka aantu mo Windhoek. tele peni, ana inamu shangwa ya"wo?, sho ye ya ya thindakane laadhilwe aantu ya pelwe kola shi vulithe. Oshike ano sha puka mu ne Oshakati m oka mu na Ostandard kOndangwa nokupya omitenya iimaliwa kiitopolwa yawo. Komufala okwa ti kutya okwa hala okupandula kehe gumwe moka? Ministeli ta pula. Bank ndjoka omo tamu pitile nokweenda oondjila oondeen­ Oonakutopola Iimaliwa naya ye ngoka a kala noku li iipyakidhila opo oompumbwe dhoka dhi 1i Kaleni mu shi shi kutya iimaliwa. deka. Taya futu oolefa kaantu, ngaashi hashi ningwa po, dhi kandulwe po, opo elongo 1i ye komeho, unene tuu iimaliwa mbyoka tamu kwata Omumati gum we okwa ·niimaliwa mbyoka ya ehela mOopenzela dhaakulupe," moshitopolwa shika. aakwashigwana taye mu futu, lom bwele oshifo shika kutya, ye nenge ya lya oondjo, opo ye ye osho gumwe a ningi eindilo Noohapu. dhika Komufala Vatuva, okwa li ihe a patulula iikulya omizalo, iikumbatha oku na ngeno oombapila dhe ngeno ye yi fute nge ya kwata. ngaaka. oshigongi shika pambelewa. nosho tuu, aakWashigwana taye dhiihwapo, ihe sho ngaa a yi Ye ye pekwato, anuwa kaye mo '" '.'Omukalo ngu gu li Oshigongi shika osha simana noonkondo oshoka osha li sha mu futu mboka tarnu ningile pomakwatelo okwa lombwelwa ishewe momambo. pokapale ka Ndangwa, otagu popithwa wo komitse ominene mEpangelo, ngaashi kOministeli omatilitho. kutya okambapila ke ha ka Mokati kaamboka taya kwata shekitha Epangelo," Osho yOpevi mOministry yOmayelithilo nlikwakutlimwa mombepo, Epangelo lyoRepublika ya . shangwa Ministry of Home af­ omwakwatelwa wo naakulupe _ yamwe ya popi ya ukilila omusamane Dan Tjongarero, ngoka a li a popi sha koshipopiwa Namibia kumwe nOmupre­ fairs, ka kepo. yamwe, naantu sho ya kala·ta ngaaka. Aaniihauto oyendji, shoka a li a pewa, shi na sha nOmulandu gwEpangelo kombinga mboka ye li nawa naamboka sidende gwalyo Hailwa Sam Oshigwana oshindji na osha li yiithiminike, oya undulilwa yEdhiminathanepo, kutya otashi ti naana ngiini? (Oshipopiwa sha gongala noonkondo moondhalate dhomakegwa -kaye li nawa, omo ya hala okun­ Nujoma, olya gandja she tala miifo tayi landula) pokapale kaNdangwa. Iihauto nokutsuwa. Oshitopolwa ingila ongeshefa yawo moka elombwelompango kutya ngele Manga aayenda ya simana inaya popya, Omutaleli gwOshikandjo mbyoka ye yeeta nayo oyindji na shokupanga shoka sha zile ko­ noonakukwata iimaliwa oye na olya mono nenge olya uvu osha li sha fa ongoshigongi osh­ shipangelo kasha li tashi mono okutakamitha yaa longithe shoka omusamane Moses Hamutumwa okwa li a gandja omushang­ onrukwiita a ulika orrrukwashig­ inene. Omusamane Onesimus ompito yokuya popepi naarn­ iihauto ya shaangoka. wahokololo gu na sha nolweendo lwOsikola muukwaalukehe wana ondjembo nenge ombele, Nekondo Omuunganeki boka ya li ya tsuwa koodhalate Otaku hokololwa kutya, mOshikandjo she, shoka sha li sha yela nawa koshigongi ashihe. ino mu yaha nenge ino Iriutsa gwOkomitiye yUuyuki nOmbili oshoka kashi na mpoka tashi oonakufuta, Omaandaha gayi Okangundu kIilonga yEpangelo okali ka popi sha kombinga nokuli, oto tidhwa mo mEt­ moshitopolwa sha Wambo, piti. oya li owala ya futu aantu ye li yonkalo ylilonga yAalongisikola nOmusamane Omuk:uluntu anga lyEgameno inapu on­ okwa li a gandja uusama Okwa kala taku tengenekwa lwopomilongo ndatu lwaam­ .- mOkangundu hoka, Tate Ithana, ngoka a li e shi enditha nawa gaongwa nande. Otamu thim­ kaalongekidhi yekwato ndika, kutya mboka ye Iia okupewa poka, maantu ye vulithe pomay- lela, okwa li a fatulula iilonga yoComissiona ndjoka, omanga inikile aantu momadhilaadhilo oshoka, ngaashi ye mwene te shi iimaliwa mbika oye li lwopo­ , ovi omulongo, ngoka ga li ga Hefolo Cupido a li a fatulula mo onkalo yiilonga niitegelel­ gokudhilaadhila kutya, pamwe ti, inali longekidhwa nawa mayovi gahamano nasha gongala mpoka. wagwanitho y Aalongi. THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday July 171991 11 Meisi-e doodgeskok' in Hakhaseb

ERICH BOOIS,

ROSALIA Namises 'n dogtertjie van 14-jaar is verlede Vrydag omstreeks 12hOO in die Hakhaseb-woonbuurt op Usakos doodgeskok deurdat sy aan een van die metaaldose wat teen 'n huis aangebring is en waarin die munisipale meters is, geraak het terwyl sy oor 'n omhein­ ingsdraad spring. 'n Ooggetuie op die toneel se sy was besig om oor die draad te klim en het met die klimmery aan die meterdoos gerallk waar sy die skok opgedoen het. Sy is met haar aankoms by die hospitaal as dood verklaar. Die woonbuurt het ongeveer 'scwe m~de gelede "n nuwe rioolstelsel ontvang en een van die afieidings wat deur inwoners gemaak word is dat 'n kragdraad met die uitgrawings oopgelaat is en aan die omheining of die meterdoos geraak het. Die lykskouing op diemeisie is du sver nog nie gedoennie want die dokter op die dorp is met verlof. Dit sal eers gehou word· wanneer die dokter terugkeer. Die krag in die woonbUurt is {mmiddelikna die aanmelding van die voorval afgesny en amptenare van die munisipaliteit, inslu­ itende die stadsklerk Pieter Loots, en polisiebeamptes het onder­ soek op die toneel gaan instel. Inwoners op die dorp het volgens Pastoor James Tjibeba van die Lutherse Kerk: hul bekornmernis uitgespreek oor die aangeleen­ Deelnemers aan die paneelbespreking wat by die Akademie aangebied is oor veilige seks en die seksualiteit van die theid en hy wou veral weet hoe veilig die elektriese diens aan die vrou. Hierdie week is deur die Ministerie van Gesondheid en Welsyn verklaar tot "Nasionale Veilige Seks Week" woonbuurt is. en verskillende programme is geloods om die bevolking se aandag te vestig op die gevare van vigs en ander Hy se die meeste van die meterdose in 'die 'woonbuurt is van , geslagsiektes indien persone nie voors~rg d'aarteen tref nie. yster en dit kan baie gevaarlik wees indien daai ander drade is wat oop magle. Pieter Loots, die Stadsklerk van Vsakos, wou horn nie veel uitlaat oor die voorval nie weens die polisie-ondersoek wat nog nie afgehandel is nie. Die oorsaak van die doodis nog nie aanhom bekend nie en hy kon ook nie bevestig of 'n nadoodse ondersoek Onwettige immigrante . uitgevoer is of nie. Hy se die krag van die woonbuurt is onmid­ dellik na die voorval afgeskakel. Die kabel wat die krag vanaf 'n paal na die huis bring is ook verwyder en na die polisiestasie geneem vir verdere ondersoeke. Die uitslag van die polisie-ondersoekwas tot gister nie aanhom bekendnie. moetvasgevatword Hy het ook te kenne gegee dat hy geen nalatigheid aan die kant van die munisipaliteit in die VO?rval vermoed of van bewus is nie. SHADRACK MwiIima, Hoofimmigrasiebeampte van homself te vergewis van die die Noordoostelike streek, het vir samewerking tossen omstandighede aldaar. die pollsie, die munisipaliteite, streekskommissarisse en Hy beskou die grensposte inwoners gevra om die toename in die toestroming van tussen Zambie en Namibie as NAMIBIA NITE onwettige buitelanders tot die land te beveg. die berugste want die gren­ samptenare kry daar die meeste Mwilima is gestasioneer op die land binnekom op soek na probleme met buitelanders. Grootfontein en is in beheer werk. Hierdie poste saJ. in die toekoms PRESENTS van die Rundu, Mahembo, Die meeste van die reger­ spesiale aandag geniet. Wenela en Ngoma grensposte. ingsinstellings funksioneer nog Die Kantoor van Immigra­ LADIES NITE IF YOU FEEL ALRIGHT WITH THE Hy het aan Nampa vertel dat nie reg nie aangesien die land siebeampte is verlede week op baie onwettige immigrante nog baie jonk is en dit is nog Grootfontein geopen en vol­ INCREDIBLE LOADING ZONE IN CONCERT daarin slaag om na die land te maklik vir hulle om werk in gens Mwilima sal nog meer kom sonder om aangekeer te die land te; kry ofhulle besig te amptenare hulle by horn voeg. Admission RIO.OO word. hou met kriminele bedry­ Hy het verder 'n versoek op Hulle vestig hulself in die wighede. al die inwoners van die land Ladies free from 9~00 - 9.30. sentrale gedeelte van die land Mwilima het ook sy voor­ gedoen om sy ministerie by te en soek ten koste van landsin­ neme om volgende week al die staan met die opsporing van Thursday woners werk in die land. grensposte onder sy beheer te onwettige immigrante en het Hy het bygevoeg dat die besoek, bekend gemaak. Die ook be!l;)of dat stappe teen Let the rythm move you meeste van hierdie immigrante besoek is met die doel om oortreders geneem sal word. Ekandjo in Suide

JERRY Ekandjo, Adjunk­ deur hul st~mme in die kom­ beskerm om 'n voorbeeld aan Minister van Plaaslike Reger­ ende streeks en munisipale ander lande te stel. Namibie ing en Behuising, kon gister, verkiesings le weerhou nie. word beskou as een van die volgens onbevestigde berigte Hy het te kenne gegee dat lande met die beste konstittisie oor 'n vertraging onderweg na die verkiesings vroeg in vol­ in die wereld, maar het hy Keetmanshoop, nie daarin slaag gende jaar gehou sal word en bygevoeg, dit is net papier en om al sy afsprake op die dorp het 'n beroep op kiesers om is niks werd sonder die sa­ na te kom nie en 'n vergader­ personewatinstaatisomop 'n mewerking en bydraes van al ing is vir vanoggend met die verantwoordelike wyse dorpe die inwoners nie. stadsraad' bele. kan bes~ur en die huidige As voorbeelde van die nuwe Fri & Sat. Ekandjo het gistermiddag die omstandighede kan verbeter. geleenthede wat deur regering geineenskap, veral die inwon­ Hy het verwys na die vrese geskep is het hy die Lome The weekend rave with lackson Cassidy ers van Noordhoek en wat Namibiers·vir die nuwe konvensie en die land se . and Loading Zone Westdene, in die Munisipale­ politieke dispensasie gehad het . deelname aan internaslonale saal op die dorp toegespreek en bygevoeg dat hierdie vrese sport voorgehou. Dit sal egter Adm.R12.00 en sou gisteraand 'n ailder iets van die verlede is. Verdere geen nut dien om goeie ver­ vergadering in die Gemeenskap­ veranderings sal ook in die beste houdinge met die bu~teland te SUN: -'-1" saal in Tseiblaagte toespreek belang van die inwoners van bevorder indien di~ inwoJ?ers 'J WHANIE ]ANSEN IN ' CONCERT WITH LOADING ZONE., AND vir inwoners van Kroniein en die land wees, van die land nog verdeeld is Tseiblaagte self. Daar is ook nie 'n swart en nie. Ekandjo salna verwagting jACKSON CASSIDY. TRY OUT YOUR TALENT EVERY SUNDAY Hy het verduidelik dat sy 'n wit regering in die land nie ook Koes en Aroab vandag Adm. R2.00 . besoek geensins verb and hou en die huidige regering is daar besoek. More sal hy Noor­ .. -" met die demonstrasie Vrydag om al die inwoners van die doewer, WannbadenKarasburg Don't/oriet Mango Groove Live on the' 10th . van die inwoners van' teen landte dien ongeag van hul besoeken VrydagnaAriamsvlei August 1991 - Sat. 2 - 7 p.m. at the Independ- , munispale dienste nie. politieke sienswyses, kleur of en Griinau gaan voor hy na V olgens N amp a het hy die rasseoorsprong, Windhoek terugkeer. ence Arena (old Amphitheatre) . gehoor in die Munisipale-saal Hy het die gehoor Hy word deur Karl Gowaseb, Tickets only Available at Wernhil Park Centre. versoek om nie 'n traak-my­ aangemoedig om die jong Direkteur van Behuising, Adm. R20.00 nie-agtige h~>uding in te neem demokrasie van die land. te vergesel. ....

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ESTABLISHED monika po No. 7 Bell BACK GARDEN. BURGLAR ALARMS FOR HOME CLUB PUT MORE FIRE GUARANTEE WE Street Popepi no SWA 10 Tal Street (next to GUARDS, WALLED IN. AND MOTOR CARS THE HOTTEST WILL PAY YOU Chemicals Goss Motors. Appolo restaurant) WITH IMMOBILISERS PRICE R168,OOO.OO ENTERTAINMENT THE DIFFERENCE IF Tel: 33655/33579 Tel: 33196/7 PHONE SECURITY COMPLEX IN YOU CAN FIND Windhoek Brakwater 64516 RENT R2500.00 PIM SYSTEMS NAMIBIA ANY ITEM CHEAPER!! ONGWEDIVA AVAILABLE 1/8/91 TEL: 225749 NON-STOP!! TYRE BARGAINS (NEGOTIABLE) Open: Wednesday, CREDIT CARDS WELCOME + USED SPARES CONTACT: Friday and Saturday ZOLA 271255 ALARMS!!ALARMS!! 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AVAILABLE 1/8/91 AFRICAN DRESSES Phone Brian Tel: FOR LADIES AND Why pay for wrong VARIOUS (Negotiable) CONTACT: 227709 or 31491 methods of c1eaning­ ZOLA 271255 ALL HOURS GENTS (CHETENGE) R120,00 never let any carpet Visit: do UhIand Street cleaner wash or steam Sony Handycam and Independence Ave. MARK m clean your Carpet NOTICE Tel: 225312/224197 Video Camera Re­ beforeitwas (No 20 Krupp Street) vacuumed • KENAM corder, Model CCD we Good secondhand specialise in cleaning ...•...... ' ...... F330 E. THE DEADLINE FOR wi th power adaptor; tyres, imported carpets, upholstery & THE ~~~llmll!lt ~~~tl charger, 12/24 V car excellent condition . matresses • and ADVERTISEMENTS Battery adaptor, For ail Cars removing soil. IN THE PAPER, AS THE MATRIX and Bakkies cordless Video light, For peace of mind FROM THE Business Computers bag, spare batteries, Contact: 221637 BEGINING OF JULY, Educational ect. for R4500.00 31257(after hours) call 37460 any time 1991, WILL BE TWO Computers Personal Computers Phone Brian Tel: DAYS PRIOR TO 227709 or 31491 THE · ADVERrS The latest Computers & Printers PUBLICATION. Sole Agents for EPSON ICL elf Computer, Computers with Seikosha Matric 31994 printer SP-180 AI : .anything sp~dal, in the beauty line plus stand. Gustav Voigts Centre to advertise R2500.00 or nearest contact our advertising Independence Avenue offer! department no", for very PO Box 6364 Phone Brian AT Windhoek :special rates: Tel: 36970 Tel227709 or 31491 THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday July 17 1991 13

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Big 4 Bedroom house (HOB and Fan included) with alrcondltlonlng In Imported TV's, Tyres, Don't hesitate..• etc. Johan Diergaardt two rooms, Study, Big BONAPPETIT Tel: 211095 (h) PHONE RIANA 0 Prestige Real Estate (function) area at BAKERY Tel: 212640 WET Swimming pool, We SELL and PAWN Come to Us for the Tel: 224656 City Office 37470(W} 42002 (H) . Tel: 212640 Khomasdal Double Garage and anything!! cheapest and the best Contact: Helena at Many extras wedding and birthday DRINGEND r 1 - - . Ask for Rlka cakes in town· order DRINGEND 11 PHONE 42782 or 5-2972 now GESOEK NNl1eraPP We have daily . fresh KUNENE COURT ALARMS!!ALARMS!! 2 en 3 Slaapkamer Huise ir Tel 34368 NB! Cash brotchens, pies and . Perfect for One' ! ! ! for the BESTand most prices Khomasdal en Katutura R75,OOO.00 KHOMASDAL cakes EFFECTIVE AND Money!! Money!! Are you single and look­ R127,OOO.00 CHEAPEST in Town PRYSKLAS: If you need any cash Tel: 34835. ing for the perfect place? SPACE AND COMFORT!! Contact Tommy at money coine and see us! R65,OOO.00 • Don't you need location, Bahnhof Street convinience, lovely sur­ 212478 from 7:30· R170,000.OO This house Is situated In . roundings and a prestige a lovely area 5pm for your home MONEY FOR YOU KOIltak: Na Ure: alarm now!! Are your payments too FOR A GOOD AND John Diergaardt 212095 LOOK NO FURTHER I I . 3 Sunny Bedrooms, 2 NB we also do the high or in arrears? RELIABLE SERVICE Willi Schmidt 33352 Bathrooms, Inviting slt­ installations Let your HP/Iease be TO YOUR MOTOR This lovely becholar flat tlngroom with beautiful taken over by ap­ offers you: fully fitted Kitchen _!-~-=ol"~~_.~ AI '-1 VEIDCLE A Large balcony for your NAMIB NUnSERV! proved buyers on .. CONTACT: your car, bakkie, GiiNTHER (famous WITHIN YOUR . outside entertaining, Contact Mlchael at PO BOX. 2S90oi Lounge/Bedroom, Com­ Tel: 229979 (w) WINDW>EKi truck, caravan, boat, rally mechanic) REACH etc. If your vehicle is. pact Kitchen, Spacious Tel: 213208 (h) lEt 64275\ at Tel: 221154 EXCELLENT VALU E bathroom ••••••••••••• . FOR ALL YOUR not in arrears, you can von Braun Street R114,000.OO IRRISTABLE CHARM GMWEI·lING NE EDS I get out to R2000,OO ~orthern Industrial Please Phone DORIS to FROM GARDEN Lt'. YOU'!' VARIETY OF Area KHOMASDAL· WANAHEDA TO GARDEN STOCK; NO next to Transworld MAINTENANCE CHANCERS Cargo Bright and sunny Lounge R85,OOO.OO - NEG. WE AIi<.30 SELL Well fitted Kitchen, Bed Gardon Soli @ R4,OO POt bag Phone Andre at Free quotations LOVELY VIEW rooms that make ~leep easy Potting Soli @ R4,50 per bag 061·35458 available with built-in Cupboards. COMP14CT KITCHEN, SPA­ Flmu Mam.iro @ R,l,OO pdl CIOUS BEDROOMS, • . bag . Bathroom Sparkles. Single Garage EXQUISITE TILING, Indoor and outdoor plants pi LARGE PLOT FOR FUR­ prices thol will slut lInybody's THER .DEVELOPMENT . pockots Hurry! ! Bargains Don' I last Forever (VENCED IN) [COME AIlD SEE US~HX' For further details Phone FERREIRA'S DEPOT, Phone Tilly now BurtNow BAAI\WATER Tel: 229976 (w) _ .... ___ .'-==-__-1 Tel: 229954(w) 36446(h) 14 Wednesday July 17 1991 THE NAMIBIAN

I: ~!...... 1...... ;1~.. ~ "-' •..;..;~~ .. .:.:.:.:.;.:.:-:-1.. :.;.:.:~9 :.:.:.:.:.:.:1!.:.:."-:.-. .1 '~--'- l .';'J COMPUTER 19t16 TOYOTA / 'I' TE KOOP , ~ ' ~~iHi:-" , TRAINING/ COM­ CRESSIDA ~ ESTllIES _,. , MUSIEK PUTER PERSON GLI 6 EXECUTIVE MANDATE NO. 1433 Cricket practise squad WlNKEL PREFERABLE DEGREED Excellent condition, THE Namibia Cricket Board has released a list of25 players who WIB COMM OR STUDIES 98,000km, accident free, EROSPARK PRYS ONDE:a,HAN­ TOWARDS B. COMM. have been selected for a practice squad in preparation of the Zone Full House plus immo­ PRICE DRASTICALLY COMPUTER LITERACY 6 tournament and Oxford University tour secheduled for early DELBAAR bilizer & Alann system. September this year. REDUCED WITH AND ADVANTAGE BUT NOT A PRIORITY, TO Lea$er, Upholstery, One The players are: R200,OOO.OO Baie goed gele~ TRAIN ACCOUNTANCY/ owner. Full Service Rec­ Danie Keulder, Andy Fallis, Ettiene Britz, Jeff Luck, Ian' 5,BEDROOMS, 2 BATH­ in Middelstad BOOK KEEPING PACK­ ords and Roofrack + Tow­ Stevenson, Lennie Louw, Stephen Jones, Andre Smith, Trevor ROOMS, GUEST TOILET, AGES ON COMPUTER. bar. Britten, Wynand Louw, Luke Pennefather, Deon Kotze (all KITCHEN, DINNIN­ Beste Uitsoek Instrumente Wanderers). G~OOM, LOUNGE, TV- PHONE ROSA R20,500.00 Wemer Uys, Lambert Fick, Mark Bamard, Zoelie, Kotze (all ROOM, 2 GARAGES, Kontak ,Rita by OR HI!-ARY , excl. GST TransNamib) . SPARKLING POOL , AT o,n.c.o. Melt van 'Schoor, Ben Cronje, Ian van Schoor (all Police), A MUST TO' VIEW: TeI: 42782 TEL:. 33183' _ Martin Martins, Skille Nel (both United), Glenn Griffiths (Western PHONE (061) 227212 S" ; Jrbs), Lionel Benjamin (Walvis Bay), Martin van Rensburg ~ , PHONE DEDRE Any time (O':'.uJ.jemund) and Attie Estabeth (Mariental). ~TRAU~S , 1 CA~WANTED Practices will be held on Wednesdays (17h00 - 19hOO) and TEL: 37470 (W) 62302 (H), WOONST:EL 'IMMEDIATELY FOR S'ALE ' Saturday mornings starting at 09hOO to 12hOO at the Wanderers Club, Is u-'n allenloper of , - , VW COMBI1.900 . African soek u 'n goeie bel- : Want to buy.Car Pri- WATERCOOLED ...... " 'vately , c egging? > ENGINE- Rottcher wins boards ailing Ek het die ideale ' CRESSIDA GL-I-6 "or para.clise similar Car In top con­ R17,000.00 FOURTEENboardsailors tookpart in the third leg of the Namib­ - plekkie vir U. ian Boardsailing Association (NBA) slalom event held at the dition, Cash BARGAIN 1 Slaapkamer, Lagoon in Walvis Bay on Saturday. Tel: 227812 OF THE YEAR. Sitkamer, met According to a spokesperson of the association, Jeff Marting, 8:00 -15:00 HONDA 550 FOUR badkamer, Kombui­ the wind velocity was between 20 and 25 knots. Only RI06,OOO.OO can Tel: 51158 19n Mathias Rottcher, who is currently leading the Namibian own piece of nature. sie & balkon After 17:00 boardsailing ranking list with 2 905 points, finished in position R4,000.00 26.7 ha of pristine bush Tel: 42782 or 529~2 one with 1,4 points. with unp,aralleled view. CALL ROBERT AT The positions of the other participants are as follows (with their Within 20 minutes - respective results for the day's event indicated ip brackets): TEL: 3n28 (W) , Ramon Ruiz (4), Hannut Dichtl (6), Gerald Rottcher (8), Jeff central Windhoek you PLAN FORA TEL: 33858 (H) can listen to Jackal f%Mfr§PP Marting (11), Owen Kitchen (15), Steven van Lingen (15), Sean van der Walt (17), Nikolai Allers (18), Gunther Hein (21), Chris calling wa tching ~hilst WEALTHIER HOUSE TO RENT FOR SALE Neethling (21), Gavin Donald (24), Gregory Chase (26), and unforgetable sunsets. FUTURE Terence Lorton (28). Existing developments PRYS ONDERHANDEL­ Mercedes Benz 1976 Sunday's event, however, had to be cancelled for safety include bacholar flat, BAAR reasons due to a 30-knot east-wind which stirred up sand and dust Interested in earning ex­ 230 - 4 shed, servants' quarters, in Good Condition particles and cut down visibility significantly. - Nampa. borehole with solar tra money in your spare FULLY FURNISHED time? Many different OCCUPATION R7,200.00 pump and sweet water. pr ojects to choose from. 1 AUGUST 1991 Referees called to meeting PREFERABLY CASH No door to door sales, V. W. Buya Bug work'strictly administra- SENIOR referee Alex Kapenaina has called upon all the local BUYERS. 3 Bedrooms, Batluoom Very Good Condition referees to attend a meeting which is organised by the Referees' tive. Earn money with TEL: 33374 en-suite, 1 Kitchen, Association at the Hansa Hotel at 18hOO tonight. OR 3072434 your typewriter or com­ 1 Lounge R5,700.00 , 'We want to work out a programme for this weekend's Castle put er, R2.00 for each en­ Classic first round matches to be played this weekend, The 1 .§P'~~i~!~!~~9~11 velop you fill. For more VW Beatle Chasis referee i~sue has been a headache recently and we'want to clear information send 4x25c and Motoring in up any misunderstanding," Kapenaina -said. \ stamps with you_r name Good Condition. The fonner BS Tigers star striker said it was essential that the PLAAS Namibia Football Association officials should also attend, TE KOOP and address to: Top Damaged , 'There are many things that we want to discuss with the league GARLlA R1,150;00 officials concerning the competition including the number of OUTJO BOX 3115, VINETA games that will be played, " he said. SWAKOPMUND Kapenaina stressed that all local referees should make every effort to attend. Uitstekende NAMIBIA belegging NNOC fund-raising nets R65000 WANTED 10000 HEKTAAR THE Namibia National Olympic Conunittee (NNOC) collected TO BUY 'about R65 000 at its fund-raising campaign over the weekend. TOYOTA COROLLA Thumeb, Namibia 'The campaign was aimed at collecting money to enable Namibian 2 Plase afsonderlik Value :t R5 000.00 teams to take part in the All Africa Games that will be held in of tesame, 15 km cash in good condi­ In memory Tel: 2504 Cairo, Egypt, at the end of September. Opening the campaign, the patro':l ofNNOC and the President tion. Toyota Cressida Moo1 Woonhuis op 'n Erf vanaf Outjo op die of Namibia, Sam Nujoma said Namibia was accepted by the Engine 18R 2 Outjo - Okokoyo of my son groot 1290 m te koop International Olympic Committee a few weeks agt> and that TEL: 220241 aangesien eienaar om ges­ Namibians have oniy now been exposed to African competitions. teerpad. ondheids redesna die kus Ext.691 Dear son Anto "Namibians are making their mark on the international sport­ 62 Kampe, 12 moet gaan. ing scene." He cited the matches 'played by the national rugby today you are 9 team against Zimbabwe,and Italy as examples, adding netball, Waters, 15 I' FOR SALE tennis juniors, games for the disabled and Namibia's 100 and 200 '" Stokproef Kampe, years away Hoofgebou: sprinter, Frankie Fredericks to the list. r AMSTRAD Sporstmen deserve moral and ma-terial support when they " 1 Wildkamp (±) WORDPROCESSOR from us. It's· represent Namibia in the forthcoming Olympic Games in Barce- '.1 600 hektaar, ) CPMPUTER PLUS lona, Spain, Nujoma said. ." .' , ::; PRINTER FOR SALE difficult for us "I am sure that Namibians w¥l brin...s 1!QIl!.e medals from .. Uitstekende ':~~~d- I':' - .... "'" - -" t t · ... .- ,Jlarcelona, " he said. - Nampa. :. ~ - ~S NE"" ...' .' , ~ .~ to forget you ' ~ iog, Lieflike"Mod- • • ••a.. . .. erne 4 , (not ~BM CQrnpiltable) because you. ; : c> g~(!rs for ~toumey ~ FANTASTIC BARGAIN 'Table tennis .. , Slaapkamerhuis , _ONLY R1,50Q.00 meant a lot t9, , ' NAMIBIAN table tennis playerS- will have the opportunity to > ' - " TEL: 33322" ;.: met pragtige us. " compete against each other when they meet 'af "the National ; tuinkoel kamer~ " Venstet~ ,tbiunpit.iiships scheduled for 25 to 27 July, at the Swawek Hall " HAMMOND . , 7,;. in Windhoek. ' " "" Vleiskamets '& ;" '. . > ORGAN And according to the president ofthe -Namibia Table Tennis ... .1 \' ·' Love Waskamers, , 0'1 ; Association(NITA),SigiGobelthechampionshipwillbeplayed 'FOR SALE in the following categories: men's singles, ladies' singles, men's Swawek Krag & 5 1 Karuer, roil~t, Garage, Ideal for home or Your Kar afdaak, 2 m hoe doubles, ladies' doubles and mixed doubles. • ModerneWerkers muur om die Erf, 1 The junior section will include boys' singles, girls' singles and Church. With Free 'Daddy, boys' double matches. huise standing, External Swembad. According to Gobel all the matches will be played on a Leslie speaker, In Mummy knockout basis and every player losing her or his first game will Kontak Rita By: good condition. PRYS: R120,000.00 go on to "plate rounding", where they will play for the loser's sec~ion trophy, CONTACT: SANDI AT: and your sister Verhandelbaar TeL: 42782 Floating trophies and medals will be awarded to the winners in Contact Tel: 0671 - 2459 TEL: 51332 Ndeshi each category. •

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Heads to roll in Zim soccer fiasco '::;: ;:;:::; :::;::::: ;:::::;:; :;:::;::::::: ::;:::;:;:::::;:; ::: :;::;::;:. ;:;:::; :;:;:;:;:;:: :~::::;:;: -::::: ::: ;:;:;: ::::::;::: :::: ::;:;:: :;:;:::;:;:: :;:; :::;:;:: :::; :::::::::::::;:; ::::;:;: ::: :::::.:; ::::."; :;:;::::::::.:.:. ' .... TEAM P W D L GF GA PTS HARARE: Demands for the sacking of Zimbabwe's and' team strategy cost Zim­ Cup eliminator. Kaizer Chiefs 16 16 50 4 national soccer coaches burst into the open today when babwe the game, pure and " How many more before 32 Sundowns ", 15 11 2 2 29 8 24 the country's major newspaper, The Herald, called for simple. " Allowing Congo to somebody sees the light?" get an equalising goal that asked Omar. " Zimbabwe is Sharp Blackpool 16 9 5 2 16 9 23 heads to roll. . Hellenic 23 destroyed Zimbabwe in extra dispirited and dejected, look­ 16 10 2 . 4 29 22 Fairways Stars 17 20 They follow Zimbabwe's 2- ment after pre-match ballyhoo. time was " unforgivable." ing into their beer for solace. " 8 6 3 17 22 2 draw at home to ,The Congo TIle sense of failure was even Omar said the game was When Zimbabwe achieved Unitata Bucks 17 8 5 4 22 13 21 Dynamos 16 7 6 3 29 12 20 before 40 000 downcast fans more acute after Zimbabwe's thrown away when the man­ independence in 1980, hopes on Sunday, which allowed th(: 4-0 win over Malawi last month, agement allowed Zimbabwe to were high that before long the Orlando Pirates 15 8 4 3 16 11 20 ' 5 visitors through to the African which had given fans a sense continue open attacking when country would become one of Moroka Swallows 14 7 2 28 14 19 JomoCosmos 17 1 4 6 26 Cup of Nations tournament on of euphoria and expectation. leading 2-1 with 17 minutes the giants of African soccer. 20 18 , 4 goal aggregate. It was yet Top of the " Axe must fall" left. Instead they " should have Now they can only grate their Total Aces 17 7 6 24 18 18 Wits University 16 -6 5 5 26 20 another setback to soccer in list is director of coaching Ben thrown players back in defence, teeth as the Cameroon, Egypt 17 Pretoria City 16 6 5 5 20 Zimbabwe, already in the dol­ Koufie and his head coach, marked more tightly and re­ and others steal the interna­ 17 17 Bloem Celtic 5 23 drums after ten years of just Armando Ferreira. sorted to time-wasting tactics. " tional limelight. 17 6 6 29 16 Crusaders 23 this kind of performance. Wrote Herald sports editor Under Koufie, Zimbabwe has Zimbabwe players have the 17 5 6 6 30 16 Vaal Stars 17 5 -:,, 4 8 14 22 14 So many of Zimbabwe's Jahoor Omar today in a back­ now made two e~ly exits from talent. But moulding it together Amazulu 17 3 .6 8 17 international matches in recent 'page lead story seething with the Africa Cup of Nations has so far proved impossible.. 19 12 years have ended in disappoint- indignation: "Their selection qualifying rounds and a World Temperament and individual Ught Santos 15 3 5 7 20 22 11 flair has always cut acioss Bosmont Chelsea 17 4 3 10 16 36 11 Danger Darkies )0 17 tactical discipline. There llas 3 3 ' n 12 34 9 been a succession of coaches Aft Wanderers 13 1 .6 6 12 21 8 over the years, but most have PE Blackpool 16 2 4 10 12 31 8 2 ' Irish to be tested tonight not even been confirmed in the Real Taj 17 2 13 15 46 6 post. before departing. - Sapa. Mann Rangers 17 1 ;2 14 9 38 4 THE strength of the touring Irish na­ Moolman Olivier, Japie Vennaak, Rooies Mostert, tional rugby will be put to test when it Stefan Smith, James Thmer, Henry Brink, Khaki engages the Namibia B team at the South Goosen, Bernard Malgas, Alex Skinner and West Stadium in Windhoek tonight. Andre van Rooyen. Reserves: The Irish team is busy with their final prepa­ BeyersTheron, JannieAugustyn, JohanDier­ rations for the forthcoming World Cup where gaardt, Leon Stoop, Nico Horn and Jaco Kotze. they are expected to face Japan, Scotland and The team will be managed by Deon Kotze and Zimbabwe in their group. coached by Henry Pretorius. The visitors will play two test matches against our national team with the first on Saturday and Ireland: the second also in Windhoek on July 27. Ken MUlphy, Keith Crossan, Jack Clarke, Both the Namibia B and the Irish team have Bre:ndan Mullin, Richard Wallace, Vincent Con­ released the names of their players in tonight's ningham, Fergus Aherne, Nick Popplewell, match. The Namibian side will be captained by Stephen Smith, Des Fitzgerald, Phillip Mat­ WimLatter. thews (skipper), Mick Galwey, Neil Francis, The match will be proceeded by a curtain- Pat O'Hara and BrianRobinson. raiser between the Academy I and Wanderers II. Reserves: The teams are: Dave Curtis, Nick Barry, Rob Saunders, Noel Namibia B: . Mannion, Gary Halpin and Terry Kingston. Tiaan Steenkamp, Andre Greeff, Gielie Ver­ The team will be managed and coached by meulen, Wim Latter (captain), Wimpie Wentzel, Ken Reid and C Fitzgerald, respectively.

IT'S all smiles during last year's sponsorship reception when Namibia National Beverage Company (NNBC) sponsored the Castle Classic Cup championship. The tournament was presented with sponsorship worth R20 000 during a function on Monday. Pictured from left are, Tangeni Hailonga - NNBC, sale!lperson; Lucas Hipondoka· Olympic Committee member; Jacko van Westhuizen -representative of the NNBC in Namibillr ond ~~ No" eh, N~A PA.€.£loE,,,j.

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, ·~ . ·• CL ' • ·• '.• • • • • ~PAMODZI • FLASHBACK. Inter-Mine Soccer Tournament action taken during last year's • competition hosted by CDM at Oranjemund. The tournament, won for a record, ' eighth time by Rossing last year, could run into trouble from the NFA who insist that ·• it must be held on ,another date. The Premier League will also be stagmg the Castle • WEDNESDAY 17th July 1991 , Classic Cup tournament this weekend. Comment from the Chamber of Mines, organisers of the tournament, can be expected soon. LADIES Night: from 8:00 to 8:30 free for first Ladies improvement unless they up­ graded the current poor refe­ Admission: R6.00 reeing standards. tical examination. " The refereeing standard in lHURSDAY 18 July 1991 Peters ~ also conduct daily Namibia is a serious weakness • one-hour theoretical courses that needs attention," he added. • which also includes a practical Nevertheless Peters said Normal Disco • refereeing type of examination. Namibia, zambia and Zim- • Describing the Namibian babwe were definitely the three Admission: R6.00 • game, Peters who ,played vol- countries to watch during the • leyball before his injury, said forthcoming Zone 6 champi- • that the South African influ- onships. FRIDAY and SATURDAY ence, had certainly raised the Giving his own prediction, standards of the local game. . Peters said that he would tip 19th & 20th July 1991 "I was very impressed with the Zambians to clinch the event. the standards of some of the " The Zambians are techni- players during the zone cham- cally more advanced and their NORMAL DISCO pionships. There are quite a standards are slightly ahead of PRESIDENT of the Zim- few players that ,?ould benefit the level of Namibia and Zim- WITH MANY ' EXTRAS from more international com- babwe," he said. babwe Volleyball Associa- petition," he said. * Meanwhile Namibia has tion, Terence Peters, will The'Zimbabwean,however, played two internation als be conducting volleyball COME AND HAVE FUN re-emphasised that local play- against Zimbabwe, winning one courses at the Swawek Hall ~ _~_c_oul_d_fu_r_F_t_a_b_oo_t_an_y_~_'_d__ an_d_l_m_in_g_th_e_o _th_~_. _____~__ ill_S_a_~_d_a _y_.____ ~~ •••••• ~ •••••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••• ~ " ' f , f '." f I THE NAMIBIAN .

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FIREWORKS can be expected this weekend when all sixteen ,Premier League teams will clash in the first round of the coveted Castle Classic Cup competition this weekend.

The competitiQn.. to be Good n~s also'is that the completed over 3 weeks. will Premier League Committee will commence with all first round designate one of its members outings being played at the to officiate as Match Commis­ Kuisebmond Stadium this sioner at each match and refe­ weekend. rees are also requested to sub­ Reigning champions Toyota mit their reports to the Match Young Ones are facing tough Commissioner before leaving 'opponents when they start their the ground of play, after title-defence against the feared matches. Sarusas Orlando Pirates_ The full fixtures are as fol­ But the Khomasdal outfit will lows: • OUR EXQUISITE SHOWROOMS HAVE THE BIGGEST RANGE OF TILES, TOILETS, be feeling more confident af­ Saturday: Ramblers v. Civ­ BATHS, SHOWERS, TAPS AND ACCESSORIES ON DISPLAY IN ROOM SETTINGS ter their 1-0 victory over the ics, Toyota Young Ones v . • INCREDIBLE VARIETY AND RANGE . IMPORTED AND LOCAL PRODUCTS & EXCLUSIVE RANGES . EVERYTHING AVAILABLE UNDER ONE ROOF . ADVICE Sea Robbers in a Premier Sarusas Orlando Pirates, BS FROM KNOWLEDGEABLE & FRIENDLY SALES STAFF . GREAT PERSONAL SERVICE League outiIig at the Katutura Tigers v. Pepsi African Stars, • QUOTATIONS . PRICES TO SUIT EVERYONE'S POCKET Stadium last weekend. Blue Waters v. Sorento Bucs. The second round will be Sunday: Robber Chanties v. VANITY DROP-IN BASIN played in Windhoek on the Nampol, onef Santos v. Golden CLOSE-COUPLE TOI weekend of July 27-28 with Bees, SKW v. Nashua Black the final also taking place in Africa, Eleven Arrows v. Liv­ OV BATH the city on August 10 at the erpool. Katutura Stadium. The winner will eam a cool And according to a state­ R7 000 plus a floating trophy ment issued by the Premier with the runners-up pocketing League executive the compe­ R3500. BATH, TOILET tition is compulsory for all The tWo semi-finalists will TOILET SEAT Premier League teams and each each walk away with RI 000 club is expected to pay a RI50 with the teams reaching the AND BASIN registration fee_ finals also receiving medals_ NOW ONLY ZIM VOLLEYBALL , COACH IN NAMIBIA

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PRESIDENT of the Zimbabwean Volleyball Associa· tion, Terence Peters, is currently staging a six·day volleyball course at the Swawek Hall in Windhoek. Explaining his presence in added that be would bring local the country to the Namibian officials up to date on the cur­ SANITARY CllY Sport. Peters said that h'e was rent volleyball developments. here to give Namibianreferees "Volleyball is a fast-grow­ Can you really d~cide until you've been into The City. Zone 6 ratings_ ing sport in southern Africa Said Peters: "There is cer­ and it is essential that local The Choice is yours. tainly lots of potential in officials are aware of develop­ , ' , JOHANNESBURG: New Doornfontein. 31-33 Sivewright Ave. Tel: (011) 402-3900/ 8 Namibian volleyball and from ments on the technical field, •• FAIRVIEW, 434 ~omm l s slo ner Street. Tel: (011) 618-1370 BOKSBURG: Boksburg North. 136 North Road West. Tel: (011)826-6216 PRETORIA 486 Vermeulen Street. Tel: (012) 326-2620 DURBAN: 62 Umgeni Road. Tel: (031) 309-3901 what we have seen during the he said. ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE CITY Zone Six Championships ear­ The Zimbabwean started lierthis year, refereeing seems training on Monday and will to be the main obstacle. ' , continue through to Saturday Peters, who is also the chair­ finishing with a five-bour prac- person of the Zone 6 Volley­ ball Referees Commission, TO PAGE 15

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