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JOSEF MOTINGA MAKE SURE your copy of today's THE Police yes terday stormed the Final Control Room lit t he Nile in Windhoek The Namibian contains West and arrested three technical operator ~ who hijacked the radio service and brought its FREE Weekender edition. broadcasts to a halt. The three locked !.rem­ "bOut \, hat ..:h:uge\ selves into the key op­ would be 1;lId. WhIl e In Dierks prepared eration room and held Olher pan!'> of tht' world the NBC hostage. refus­ Ihis kind (I f ofeen.,:e 1\ ing 10 budge until their regarded :lS sabot: l g~·. to lay charges demands for a pay hike Namitaan b w 110\\ no pto­ OWEN LlSTER After attemptS to reach vision ror such a charge. a solution failed. the There is speculation TO the annoyance of many Namibians, the of· police were caIJed in and that they could face fensiveswastika -symbol of the Nazi era· is still the three arrested. charges unck=r the Intimi­ on sale in this country in various forms. At the time of going dation Act. Onc polit i­ Onc person in particular. who is even prepared 10 10 press, the identity of cal analyst noted th:\I lay charges in te rms of the Racial Discrimination Ihe men could not be unde rthe 'old laws'. the Prohibition Ac t 26 of 199 1, is deputy Transport disclosed as they h:ld nOI thrcecould have f:lced a minister, Klaus Dierks. yet bee n ch:lrged. maximUIH scntcrll:e of On n recent visit 10 Swakopmund, Dierks was LOl le r yeste rday the the death pc lwh y or .. angered to sec the Na7j symbol displayed 011 a beer three wcre repo rt edly minimum .~e men ce of mug in 3 local pub. released on the ir own nve years in jail. A brief investi gation reve al ed that sticke rs de­ cognisance. They afC Yesterday polLce pub­ picting the swastika emblem are on sale at a expected 10 appear in lic relati ons o ffi cer. number o r outlets throughout Namibia, panicu­ coun today. Inspector Scan Geyser. larly gift shops and book sbops. and one shop COPS CRASH CORPORA nON ... NBC staff members look on as the . There was some con­ described the incident as police prepare 10 move in and afrt:st the three staff members who fusion during the coursc Continued on page 2 yesterday held the corporation to ransom. of yesterday afternoon To paJ::e.2 I Namsea closing gap DTA sacks stalwarts

rnnge ments had been made for Ihe workcn> con­ NAMSEA ChaJlenger, ERICH BOOIS Namibia's first inte ma­ cerned to be Ir:lns ferred 10 other jobs elsewhere. tional racing yacht , was Asked whether Ihey would be Ir:Hls fcrred to IN TH ..: aftermath of las. year' s local and re­ ycstenL'lY closing the g:lp Olth:lve r and List, M:ltj il:l replied Wllh an em­ on the rront-runner in gional elections, the DTA has sacked some of its ph:ll ic: "Yes" the presti gious Cape-to­ party stili wa rts, nU egedJy without pension bene­ When info nned by Ihis re porte r Ihat II,e ITappll ­ fits. Rio mee. AI lu nCh time calions to Olthaver and Lisl had bcen tunlec! down. Amid rumours and allegations th:llthe pan }' has - yestcrday, cheerful skip- he vowed: "They arc de finite ly goi ng to he t'1ll­ pe r Padda Kutlcl re­ :l lso fired its o rganiscT!'> , had to rcpos!'>ess ve hicles ployed somewhere e lse." poned on the rudi o Ihat rrom lie Id worke rs 10 sell :lIld has closed down Maljil:l s:lid the DTA still had 10 decide \\ lI al he and anothe r boat had vari OIlS of ils Windhoek offices. Ihe re is specula. pe ns ion benc fi t!'> had :lccnled 10 its offi ce workers tion that this is all :I prelude to the evelllual closed lhe gap 0 11 the a ~ the party ha !'> no pe nsion scheme. leading Y:lcht from 180 dep:lnure from pOlitics of DTA mastemlind Dirk There have also been rcpon!'> th;lIthc !,:'In )' pl;!OS sea miles to onl y 100 Mudge. At le:lst five office workers, some o f to move ils sccrctari;1I from KenY;I HOllse. whIch sea miles ( 185 kilom­ whom have clocked up more than 10 years service during colonial limes hc l()fIge<..ito the p:lny.to an wil h parly. have bee n told to pack their bags and etres). as yet unknown deslination. In re\.'('11I )'l';lrS Ilk' Yesterday lunchtime leave by February I Ihis year. pany has renled onc noor in Ihe huild/ne the three leading boats They include Esther Slamel ( 13 ye:lTS of serv ­ Some sources wilhinth(, DTA have d ainll'd 111:11 were re.'\diog toward<; tre ice). EngeJ:l Motonane (lOyrs) and Niklaas lhe p:lny int ended to movc the rcmairKll'r of 11 .\ Mokomelo. :l driver. who has reponedly worked I i!'> laOO Hha da Trinidade sec re tariat 10 Ihe John M c iT1 e r lsf[k m {~r:tli\.' ~-k ­ ready ro r the final run of ror the p:u-ty since 197 8. AJlthese workers h:lve di:l Holding complex in S Hi t-.c1 Sl reet ..... hr: rl· tll\.· 782 nautical miles ( I 448 bee n told that lhe DTA pays no pension. group's newsp:l pcrs are housed. Appro:lched fo r commelll on Ihis and Olhe r is­ kilometres) 10 Rio de However. Ihis was appartnlJy shoo down Ix' , Janeiro. The leading sues yesterd:ly. lhc OTA 's AOOrcw M:llji la said of C:luse oflhe acute ly neg31i vc implic:llions it "Hulll yacht is Broomstick Ihe pension is,sue: "This is news to me." hold for the DTA-linked nc wsp;lpcrs. S}\fLING UP ASTORM ... Namibia's Rio hOI>e, Afte r apP:lrentl y checking whal was h:lppcning Now Ihe party is said IQ he interested in a h OW"l' iht, NlIIll .~ bl .. wilh party adminislTaIOrS, Maljila Imc r said ar- To '2 III Pasteur Slrec l. WimU10c k W C.~ L " It ..'t"\I,', 2 Friday January 22 1993

Swastika rage The'''''''fi, Nazi "" en '00" under ,ohm", Adolf Namsea UpS challenge Hit ler was notorious for illl From p age 1 hatred of Jews and blacks. I I Kultel said he hoped 10 do bener Ihan th enl. On PQlice deny Dierks recounted chll F .-o m p age 1 round the island eady this Wednesday the wind W!\S ftppro~chet! informed a re· when he visi ted morning and to reach the guslingto 30 knots. Kunel porter he had none in stock Swakopmund recently, he wh.ich was set to round thc fmish line en Monday or told repoJ1ers on the guard. Nolte charge as the swastikas had been was furious 10 sce lhe ~ w u- islaml ycsterday afternoon, 1'llcsday next week. Btoom- ship on the radio: "We've 'sold out'. tik adispl aycd on a beer mug followed by Parker Pcn !!lick and possibly the other got 25 knots at the mo­ '11e authOfll of the Racial in the Adtnirars Pu b in Ihal skippered by Bruce Ted- twoleadersaresellobreak ment. It 's like our own THElnvestlgatJngoffieerlnwhBthas heenmeknown Discrimination Prohibition town. The pub i~ the prop- der. Close behind that and the 1976 record of 17 days private breeze and we're us the Swakopmund bungalow murder, ye!lIerd:IY Act, obviously had the erly of the Municipality of battling for second place is nnd five hours. The three running square with the denied allegations by the accused, Sehnlk Nolle, that ~ wastika and other such rae· Swakoprnund . ~ nd Dierks Namibia', boat. N~msea front-runners have a good ~pinnaker. TIle winds were the police had III-trealed him during his detention. i,t symbol5 in mind whcn hu wtinen 10 the new Challenger, owned and lend on the rest although 11 lot lighter in previous Nolle Is ac.c.used of hSlvlng silot and killed his they drew up clause II of by fiShing mag- tlte fourth-placed boat, South Atlantic races but girlfriend, Beatrlx Hendrlna SWart, en Aprll191ast the Act, which reads as fol· ~~~e:~ tlt~:'d~;I~;n~;o;~: ~ lcip pered •• swaslika and requeu i1$ nate Kuttel. Morning Glory. is favourite this is fantastic." year, aner an argument In the munh:lpal hungalows · lows: "(1) No person .hall publicly l.I$e any language removal. Dierk s added Ihal Sailing conditions from for the main trophy which He addcd: '"It's been a at Swakopmund. Nolte has pleaded not guUty and j or publish or distribute any if required, he was prepared loday were a mystery for iuwarded after handicaps real gentleman's race" but has clolmed that there have been many Irregularities • wrillen maner or display to 11)1 ch.rges personally if the three leading boats, as are taken into accouJII. would not comment on the In his case. He claimed that some of his documents re­ the offensive item WIIS not by lur-chtime ye~erdny they .On Wednesday Namsea fmish: ''1'11 let you know questing a lawyer had been torn up by the Investlgat_ j any article or do any act or • thing wilh intent to: • (I> removed. had still not succeeded in Olallenger had the fa stest wben we get there." Ing oI1ker, Warrant Offteer tlaMbroek. NoIte. through • threaten. ridicule or insult In Ge rmany, thc display gettingtheweatherreports day of sailing of all the Some observers arc tip- hlscounsel,Gerhard Burger,yesterday madeallega. • any person or group of pe r· of the Iymbol of the Hitler broadcut by Brazil. The. race am managed 268 miles ping Nanlsea Challenger Uons that Haasbr oek was biased during his Invostl­ so ns on the ground that such era is expressly forbidden. South AfricRll weather (496 kilometres) at an ay· for a strong.run in the last gatlon a nd did not appear to believe anything he person belongs or such per· Provisions of Ihe Gennan coverage ran out at the erage speed bf 11;l knots leg of the race. Kultel is (Nolle) said. For this reason and because Haasbroek sons beloeg to • panicular Penal ' Code provide for island. (oearly 21 kiIomclre~). meoflm W(X\d'scopmcing had madeaUegatlons to HannesSmlth of The Wlnd­ ucial gTOUp: or (b) cause. helvy finet Ind j_iltenns of Kutte! said yesterday he $he is a little smaller than yachtapeople and hi.s crew hoek Advertl.!ier In an tntervlew, Nolte had aUegedly j encou rage or incite dishar­ up 10 three yelrs for trlns- did rot know why they were tb:: leading two boats, \\Ihich are the most experienced refused to g:lve a statement ~o Haasbroek. • mony or feelings of hOllti l­ gressions. closing the gap on Broom- makes it slower in strong in the race. Yaehls bad also Haasbroek derrl ed all the allegutlons and told the ity, hatred or ill-will be­ Neo-Nlll.i and right-wing stick: "Either something's winds. reported showers of mete- court that the paper he had torn up was a stalement tween different racial groups in Genn_ny today, happened to them or they've However, it has large sails orites in the South Allan- which Nolle r efu sed 10 sip. Haasbr oek also denied groups or persona belong­ Iware of the stiff penllties got much worse condi- including Iho spinnaktr 5aiI tic, 50tnc falling alarmingly he had had II n Interview with SmUh. ing to different racial for disphy of Ihe ,wulib, tiolU." and in lighler winds ~ I d clole to their boata. The case Is continuing this morrong. g,reups: (c) dineminlte st.ned making use of • ,ideas base,d on ucial superi­ symbol which was similar. f------''------L------~------''------ority. (2) Por the purposes of although not the same lIS the they could not meet the Another source said subsection (I) "article" original swastika. But this 'Hostage' drama at the NBC men's wage demands. managemeru had promised shall include Iny nag. insig. 100 h.. been nOled by the At one stage. The Na­ wage increar.es in Decem­ • nia or emblem" . authorities who are now When the deadline not possible todothe same mibian managed to t;ill; to ber last year but to date From page 1 · In lenns of the lbove, il clamping down on $wutika passed, the men cut nor­ with the various language one of the three men by this had not materialised. weuld Ippear IS if Ihe n le 'Iookalikes' as well. the first of its kind in mal transmissions and put services. telephone. 1be man, who No official. stalemenl was Th e origin of the swastika er display of Ihe swastik a. Namibia. out only music on all the After IN three men were declined to give his name, received from the NBC, mosl frequent of whic h is dltes baek to Incient Indian Radio final control is the stations. arrested at around 13hOO, said they wlUlled a pay and aU aUcRlpts tn rcnch Ihe bumper Slicker, is illegal mythology. but there is little most sensitive stage of An NBC employee told all radio services resumed ir!crease of around R700 Dir«tor-Geneml Nahum in Namibia. However, to doubt that display of this broadcasting. ItS it is from The Namibian tlull. after It normal transmission. over and above their regu­ Gorelick for comment date. there have been no sym bol in contemporary here that ilemSllle benmed very brief shutdown oflhe Inr wage. proved in vain. cases before coun on thi s times denotes a right-wing An NBC spokesperson He sllid they were over­ At the time of going to mllter. affiliation. Aggrieved mem ­ out on the air. national service. the cor­ said that tnlks that indus­ worked and Wlderpaid. press it wa~ al~o not pos­ Deputy minister Dierk s bers of the public would The thll.'e efli:octively took poratioll managed to by­ trial ReilltiOllS Officer Jeny has taken strong e;o;ception probably succeed in an ac­ over the Final Control pass the block-oul by re­ Shikesho held earlier with Asked why they were sible to cstablish whether demanding an increase the three are members of to the displlY Ind/or nle of tion were they to lay I Room at 08hOO yesterday. routing transmission via a the men through a bole in this $ym bol, which he de­ charge: IbQJU the dilpay of They then repon edl y Post Office line. the glass failed. Shibaho ami.d repon s of possible the newly-fomled branch scribes u a "symbol (or Ihi. symbol. in I 'shop w1n"­ gave management up until Thi s ensured normal had then communic81ed the reLrenchments, he said they ofNllpwu II I IheNBC, and raci.l hatred and genocide dow. or 11 a bumper sticker llhOO to respond to their transmi9sjon {or the na­ trio 'sdeffilUld to NBC HQ, were only concerned about what if any action the un­ as well IS superiority of a or in any public pllce. pay hike proposals. tional service" but it WitS ....ne~ managemenr decided their plight. ion could take. International procurement... ,. d ... the easy way. • 'i Entrust your international procurement to the experts- Extram Europe - they've lESTA1'ES 1°,,1". been in the business for nearly a hundred years! 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LUSAKA: ".amhia· ~ mnin lahour 0fl!lanl/.:.II"U ),. ,10;1'­ for Government housing loans day criticit.cd a govcrnOl~JII order lur 6fl 11I~lIry ("'''~ lut mini~tcr s lIud top official" rad ~\~1 Sh i ll leIHI .. . h~~d or the old agreement was members ofthc institute the Zalllbia Congre'.' of Trade Un ion,. de" rrt",d Ihe THE moratorium on Government housing Mbatjlul Ngavlrue importation of 60 Mereedes Be,w.c ftr~ f WIII (""rttl~ny a .~ that it was open to dif­ welcomed this move by loans is set to end fo llowing a meeting be­ in abuse ohtale funds by one of Africa', mo~1 in, lebted ferent interpretations. the CBA and the Gov­ tween the Clearing Bankers' Association antees would be re-writ­ nations. The government was a l ,~ o in breach nf clectinn partly as a result of some ernment. and the Government on Wednesday at which ten. p ro m isc~ that it would 1101 squander re~OUf(; c.' 011 lu~u­ of the legal temlinology Accordi ng to Joseph ries. Shamenda told reporters in Lusaka. " 11 is unhcliev­ the two reached agreement on new Govern­ At a previous meeting the Ministry of Finance used. there was a considerable able ... it is ud that peopl e in leadef! ve hicles used by min isters. Sha Olcllda succeeded Chi_ servants under the Gov- ers' Association (eRA) own amendmeOlS. institutiOns could.c1 aim not to grant any further luba IS head of Ihe laborcongrCJi~ whcn Chiluha in 1991 became th e (irst democratically elected presidel1! a(l"r ernment housing ~>n a new contract CQV- Once the agreement when house-buyers de­ loans. nearly three decades of OtiC party ru le in 7..amb ia. Zam­ was signed, Mosehu us faulled on their loans. Prior to this there had scheme. ering Government guar- bia , wi th 8 million people. owe ~ more tlll.n Dlr" 6,5 "For example. ncr one always been a constant TIle financial institu- - antees for housing loans. said. housing loans 10 billion to international crcdito r,~. giving it one of Ihe tions said they. would Secretary of the CBA public servants under thC was e ver clear on fl ow of Government highest per capita debu is the world . grant no further loans Wilbelm Mcisehuus said Government housing whetrer it should include employees buying until the Got'erbmen{ a greement had been scheme would be able interest costs, or the houses, so the' morato­ Namibia b8comes PTA member started meeting its obli- reached on all DutStaDd­ to resume almost imme­ v~uation costs," he said rium on loans had obvi­ gations as guarantor of ing issues, and that the diately. President of the insti­ ously affected estate LUSAKA: Namibia yesterday became the 19th member of the Preferential Trade Area by signing an agreement the loans. old contract covering Acconting the Mose­ tute of Estate Agents agents adversely. Bennie Joseph said 811 of accession to the PTA treaty. Zi mbabwe' ~ Ziana Following Wednes- Government loan guar- huus, the problem with national news agency reported . Nami bia n President Sam Nujoma, who signed the agreement at thc Illh summit of the PTA in the Zambian capital " l usaka.; pledged 10 work fully for.the upirltions-ofihe regional economic grouping. "My government is ready to be­ come a full member of th e organiution by ~ig l1illg th is lreaty loday." Nujoma nid. He appealed to member state~ to marshal1 enough courage t(> ,_I)Ccdlly mnve towards. conti nental economic eomlllllllll)'. , •

~ 11 AUC ION.. 1l0USl' THE HOME OF AUCTIONS " "LUCKY DRAW" At Auction H6use we give away free' cooldrink and beer to our .... aluable customers. ~ , - Specials this Friday: Several antiques and furniture NUNW lays' into Several fridge s and lounge suites Building equipment Big concrete miJter Please note that everything is offered without resentl prices. ABSALOM SHIGWEDHA AT GIBEON Rtlmtlmber we buy and sellfurniture etc, offhand Govt on job cuts Viewing: A BOYS' hostel was this week badly damaged During the wcek from 08hOO unlill 17h30 by fire, probably because of a short-circuit in JOSEF MOTINGA Cabinet would then take a [mal Take aways are a.... ailable at the auction decision. the electricity. Beds, furniture, clothes and elec­ THE National Union of Namibian Yesterday Esau said if there were tronic equipment were all destroyed in the blaze DON'T MISS THIS AUCTION! Phone the professional auctioneers at Workers (NUNW) yester day lashed retrenchments "foreigners must be at Stellmeyer Pr imary School at G ibeon on out at the Government over its plans the first to go". Wednesday mor ning. 061-531750r53 176 • to streamline the civil service, charg­ Apan from mass retrenchments at According to reports, the fire started while the or after hours at 061 - 42523 or 43692 • ing that the move would add to the CDM, Otjiwa, African Granite, Kar­ children were attending classes. Despite desperate Old Sawi. Populier Street Suiderhofbase. unemployment crisis. ibib Mining and Oamites, the union· efforts to save the goods, a strong wind meant the Addressing a press conference in isl said 3 000 fann labourers had been fire was too strong and beat back those trying to Kalulura, NUNW Secretary General dismissed since the beginning of the fight it. Bemard Esau generally deplored mass year. Salomon Boois, a hostel superintendent, said' at dismissals, retrenchments and unfair Further, the Seaflower fishing Ihe time oLthe fire there was no one at the switch­ labour practices. company at Uiderilz was planning to board. He said it started from a front room which Esau called on the Government and retrench workers during 1993. was nOI in use. Thrce bedrooms, a bathroom and This course IS a LO (.CjL private sector to embark on a mass job Turning to retrenchments at Gov· one store-room were burnt down. for .J2QJ-..:Qllff_ Iesponsible creation programme "instead of re­ emment level, Esau said so far 22 The flames deslroy~d beds, shirts, cupboards trenching". unqualified teachers had been dis­ and some other goods, said Boois. They also burnt for the fo rmulalloo'n~',;',:m~-~~:~~~I~ '~::~:;~1 plemematlon or IT The decision to rationalise the civil missed at Gobabis, GrOO lfontein and and destroyed his own television, two speakers, an service was taken at a special Cabinet Windhoek. amplifier and two cupboards which were in the of development projects. meeting at Swakopmund during the He urged the Ministry of Home storeroom. The target group IS middle Chrismas holidays, aspokesperson in Affairs to check on al1 foreigners Boois said Government electrjcian Mr Swan management personnel of ministries, the Prime Minister's Office, Wilma without work permits and to refuse to and 3. Mr Swa1ek from a private company in parastatals and NGOs. Deetlefs, confirmed yesterday. renew old ones. Marientai came to the school later that day. They Deetlefs saidconcreleproposa1 s for £Sau also called on the Ministry of apparently blamed th e blaze on an elecUica1 short­ After the course, participants will be able to: cutting the civil service had been re­ Labour and Manpower to act against circuit. • Plan and sequence the major activities of a ferred tothe various Minis Ui es, which companies violating the Labour Act Boois saidelecuic wires at the school are old and development project were required to repon back to the by, for example, unilaterally msmiss­ some had losl their"insulation. He asked thal lhe • Manage the decision making process involved Prime Minister before the end of ing workers. Minisby ofWotks, Transport and Communication in the design of a project document February. should look into this problem. • Perform a needs-goa(s-objeclio.es analysis for a small project GERMANY yester­ vehicles would go H • Select suitable tools/techniques to assist in the day h anded over 46 German generosity long way to alleviat­ project design process used military vehicles ing the shortace of Du£: 8 - 12 l'laAVARY to the Namibian De­ transport hampering TIME : 9:00-17:00 fence F or ce as part of ton MAN trucks and Luipaardsvallei mili· been seconded to the the NDF ~s mobility, PIIESENHR: M II PAUL Uwts (BuSl ~ ('" CoNs'M.... '1 a grant of almost R14 three recovery vehicles. tary depot. NDF for three years tQ Ambassador Ganns VENUE: IMLT T IlAINING CENTEA. W ItIOIlOU million to assist the plus spares, with a to­ , A group of four hel p m ain tain the said the German De­ C OST: R300.00 NDF, tal value ofabout R2,7 German FederaJ Army equipment and train fence Ministry would REGISTRATIO N: MIIS K U N e~. TEL . (0611 230555 Gennan Amb assa~ million, to Defence personnel, a Lieuten­ NDF members in th is bear the costs of the dor Harold Gann'! Minister Peter ant Colonel and three field. seconded personnel. ­ INS11lUlE FOR MANAGEMENT ~ ~ )resented the 43 five- Mueshihange at the Master Sergeants, has Mueshihango said !he Sapa AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING mM IL!.

~. 4 22 1993 THE

Rl~hI: ART 0.' "'ORM CITY OF WlNDHOEK _. an txddng programme called Mantis by the brll­ CITY ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT lI anl mlml' artist C hrls­ topher Goelsch wUl be TENDER CE 876/93: staged al the Warehoug from "' rlday, January 21- Trnden.~ he~by invited for Ille NEW PEDESTRIAN BARRIERS ATZWARTS ROAD, 1111 Sunday, January 24 INDEPENDENCE AVENUE AND TAJ..STREET, all in accordance with the d~win g~ and relevant documenlllupplied by the City Engineer. startl.nll &121Il00. The bar opens III19hOO llnd book­ Copies of lender documentl alt' obtainable from tile ikparlment of lhe Cily Engineer. 1>0 Ings CAn be made allele­ Box .59. Windhoelt. or Room .5 16. Munid\lll Offices. lndepcn

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INDEPENDENCE AVENUE BANNER Angolan situation RESERVATIONS FOR 1993 ~ffects electricity

BLOODY fighting and lack of rain in An­ Huambo as hcadquartcN Written applications are hereby invited from instances wttich renders a public service. such gola could help boost electricity prices for in his bid 10 lake thecoun­ as: Namibia. But Swawek managing director If)' by force. Polla Brand said price rises had not yet been 1lle war in Angola is also holding up the fin­ Olurches, shools, sport clubs. educational institutions, youth organisations and welfare settled and depended on the flow of the ishing work on a pre-fea­ organisations. who intend to display temporary advertising banners across Independence CuneRe river. sibility study on a planned giant R1.5 billion hydro­ Avenue during 1993. "The price has not been cann hydro-elecnic gen­ power station at Epupa, seuled. I did nOI say mere crating slalion on the downsrream from Rua­ Applications with full particulars regarding the organisation and function to be held must will be a tariff increase," Cunene river. The last cana. Brandt said work he said yesterday, claim- measuremcnI of the now be directed to the City Secretary, MunicipalityofWindhoek. Box Windhoek before was almosl complete on PO 59, ing his commenlS had not of the Cunene al the SIR­ 30 J;rnuary 1993. the slUdy on which Nor­ been full y reported on ti on was 55 cubic metres wegian and Swedish radio and television this a second, compared 10 240 consuitanls had worked week. cubic metres a second a The reservations and allocation of dates forthe banner will be dealt wilh as soon as possible since early last year. He said it panly de- year earlier. Security made iI diffi­ after the clOSing date and applicants will be advised accordingly. pendedonraininAngola. If it rains in the Ango­ cult 10 visil Angola for "We don't kn ow what the lan upper reaches of the mc:etings on Ihe join! Only one advertising banner is pennitted across Independence Avenue. which can be weather is going 10 do. C\wne. ilcan!alcea moruh projeCt and Ihe Angolan~ can you reil m:r' He said before it speeds up Rua­ displayed 3t least 14 days in advance of a function. had nOl answered invita­ he was studying weather cana's massive turbines. tions to come to Wind­ and "I don'l a InthemeantimeNamibia maps see hock with travel and ex­ .l,G.B, Blienallt cloud anywhere", espe- must impon expensive penses paid. TOWNCLEBK cially over Angola. electricity from South AI- Meanwhile Swawek For Namibia 10 have rican utility £SCorn and and Namibians are 10 rely cheap electricity depends expensive coal from South on expensive power from Escom, which lasl in­ at Windhoek's Van Eck AIrica 10 generale power creased its prices by 8 per ~======:::======~~o~n~"'~in~g~'~b~le~,o~U~"'~R~U~'-~ stalion. : cent rise on Jnnuary 1. In Govt dam in Angola addilion Escom has in­ DON'T BECOME A VICTIM helps maintain the flow troduced a new price struC­ 10 Ru acana lkroughout the Think of the security of your wife, your Children, your property and IUfe and charges 14 cents ycar if rains have been a unit ill ·pcak time good. Repair work on this yourself! (Swawek's \:urrcn! sell­ had begun and the dam ing price is I) cenl~ ) allll was half-fil led lasl year lower ra tcs fllr standard and Ihen emptied by WE: and off-peak limes. November in bid 10 keep • __ flltabllshe

OPINION i PERSPECTI E Is Namibia-on the way to a PERHAPS 1993 should """""-- be named the Year of Job Creation. It has become clear that Ihis one-party system under issue should certainly be one of our priorities for the inlmediate fu­ ture, With a depressed a democratic constitution? economy, increased THE results of mainly the regional council independcnce for Ihis worker lay-offs and re- elections of December 1992 warrant a thor­ THE AUTHOR, Peter Sche llschmld ~ country aholll is nflt yct trenmments, and a has been the representative of the related increase in the ough analysis in order to be able, based on exhausted. crime rate. Namibians a comparison with the 1989 elections, to German Frledrlch Ebert Foundatlo - If al all the t 99 ~ will have to direct most draw some conclusions on potential future to Nal1)lbla since August 1989. This electiort<; were a judge· of their energies towards job creation. developments of Naruibi&'s political sys- article was written In his personal ment ahout pc rfom l­ ances, Ihen it was Ihe IT is evident that the outlook on the employ- tern. capacity and does not necessarily Govemment (iocludi ng ment front is grim. Job creation has been prom- Chart I shows that the vote did' not do that reflect the opinion of the foundation the undispuled 'father oT ised by all, and yet it appears not to have been Swapo gained 67,3 per badly compared with the he represents. . the nation'. President made one of our priorities. The Development cent of the votes cast in 28,53 per cent of 1989. Nujoma) rather than Brigades, set up to aceommodate unemployed the regional elections But again, the 14 un- regional councils (cbart Swapo that was judged. former fighters, cannot in themselves be a solu- nationwide. But this contested constituencies 2): Out of the total 95 FLOATiNG - The DT A seems to tion to a problem which is rapidly approaching figure does not reflect are not accounted for. seats in the 13 regions OF VOTES have little chances to crisis proportions. the 14 constituencies And there is little rea- Swapobassofargained become THE political Everyone talks about job creatiollt and yet where no elections took son to suggest that the 70, the DT A 20 and the Even taking into con­ alternative to Swapo. Ir' .~ very li.tlle is.d!)ne "bout it. There appears to he place because no oppo- DT A would have done UDF 3. In two constitu­ sideration that it is diffi­ potential has been rc­ general agreement that the bat chance for such sition candidates were better than in many other endes by.elections are cult to compare the 1989 duced to a highly hetero­ employment generation would he in amanulac- Dominated. Taking into Oshivambo-speaking to be held in early Feb­ and 1992 elections it can genous "anti-Owambo turing sector, something which hardly exists in account the voting pat- constituencies where the ruary 1993. be said that - with a turn­ coalition" (Hereros, Namibia at present. Therefore aD eff'ortsshould tern of the 1989 elec- number of spoilt votes In 9 out of the 13 re­ out of well above 80 per Rehoboth Basters, some be channelled into building up the manufactur. lions in these areas, one in 1992 was higher than gional councils Swapo cent of the voters in all tribes in the Caprivi, ing sector in order to avoid swelling the already can safely assume that the number of votes cast secured a clear major­ elections - a massive Whites). The DTA ob­ large ranks ortheunemployed in this country to the real potential of for the DT A. ity. Since each region floating of votes must viously is perceived as unmanageable proportions. Swapo at the time of Calculations show that will be represented by have laken place. This lacking political and. Street crime and burglaries are undoubtedly""yoti.gin 1992w .... well indeed the DTA lost na· two cou.cillo-." in the becomes even more clear personal alternatives, the above 70 percent (1989: tionwide almost one- second chamber of the looking at the fact that leadership structu re still on the increase, and this can only be as a direct 57,3 per cent ). third of the vo tes com- national Parliament, it regional election results Sult being predominantly "h of unemphl.Oyme~t. It is an unp"leasant The first impression pared to 1989. is already clear that the (even more so the local white. p eno~~enon w I~h will not be rec~ led by of the DTA's perfOInl- The strength of sup- ruling party commands results) in fonner DTA - A national opposi­ mor~sUlgon the nght~ and wron~soflt! b~t by ance is (again accord- port of the two biggest the two-thirds majority strongholds show in ti on only stands a chance cre~lng.W:0rk '~r ~he J?"less.,Tbese ~11\t1:i.. . ing. to Cbart 1 " thatnthe : ,~ :panjesUs alSO l reflected '~ in the National Council panicular a much bettcr if it proves able to gain are gettmg m?re ahd mol'e' inno~a~e , and main, oppo~ iti on , party tby the number ohnan- · which'it was-denied in perfonnance of Swapo. ground amongst Ihe people are havmg to resort to restrictive seeu- with 27,09 per cent of dates they won in the 13 the 1989 elections. comparctl to 1989. In !he Ow a m bo- s pcak i n g rity measures on their homes, their cars and ~ 10""1 U.ctlon. SO·:.~U~/DK.:ot.r ~ , .. most southern region. people, representing the their persons, to avoid being targeted. It would Karas, the DTA did not majorilY of the Namih­ be naive to expect that a time will come when win a single constitu ­ ian population. TIle DT A crime is non-existent, but on the other hand, we o'o~'~":....::"O~'~..'__II-' M~.::....!_.~'~~~o-ic...::.:.-~.•~'~_ ency! At the same time seems to be denied tillS must try and prevent the situation from deterio- :"~'_d_"_'_--11-' ''~'~''+-:-:'~''~'+_. the DT A has become a opportunity, basicall y rating to the extent where people are afraid of E... onqo 674 7 17671 l ll: 112 I 21U6 marginal power in most because of Ihe 'stigma walking on the streets because of muggings and c"~'~"~'__ +~ ..c .. ~· +-'~·c"~' +--,___-;--· ~"'7-·-'+' __ I '. j pans of the Swapo of collaboration' with the other crimes. Kaus 7H~ 9 902 - I --:~s I strongholds of the NOM. fonner South African The authorities too, have to adjust themselves K"". n. ~ 9 14 ' 1$9 H o8 I ... :;.~ l U U AJthough it is diffi­ regime. and their policies to changing circumstances. As • i cult to draw conclusions Ohv_nqo 5193 22605 ." 28599 - Swapo gains in the was pointed out this week by the Director oflhe ,.. on the real support po· South could be altrib· OIM llak. 116H 7696 ." 2 0~ 8 0 Namibia Institute of Social and Economic Re·, tential in 1989 and 1992 uted to an ex.pectation Dtloocndj u po 176'7 17. U ". l Hil seanm., . ~t;J,.~R j tQ, 11l0y~ .away , f'om the.empha. because of the different to get a bette r sh;ne of OIl_lI9"

Facing the employment challenge my view, govcmment , From page 6 ciples within panies these elections were to the successful prepara­ themselves leave much "consolidme the inde­ tion :lnd conduct of lhe sociclal organisations, GETTING N; ,mJb l.. work!n!: Is Ihe hi): chull~nJ.:e fur ganisation as well as lobedesired. Thcnomi- pcndence". One might first nll-Namibian elec­ the media and all con- 1993 - a ye;.r which co uld otherwise ft:,!ur" ;. stl'/:­ cohesion Swapo is nations of candid1teS for say that the 1992 e1ec­ tions. This, in my view, ccmed should now make nanl economy, drought. de ~ l' erate poyul,l' ancl ri~­ weaker than before in- elections seemed to be tion results are more of is to a large extent due every e ffort to promote log crime "nd corruption. dependence. 1 agree with very much in the hands a national barometer 10 excellent work done the necessary informa- The problem or unemployment does not Slart with Owen Lister who wrote ofpnny leaders (in some reading than a precise by the Electoral Com­ lion and training proc· a Jack of motivation fronl Ihe unemployed them­ in The Namibian (De- cases not even demo- vote aboul the future mission and, in particu­ ess to make the new selves. ManyofWlndhoek'.~ Johll:' ss are keen enuuf,(h cember 18, 1992): "In craticallyelected), with power structure o~ bolh lar, the Directorate of dispensation work. to make a 4S mlnule 'Walk Inlo and Ihen laler onl of fact it is said, even in the little participation at tbe regiona1 and local lev­ Electi ons under the Bringing government lown In order 10 wait .. 11 day on 11 sln.-d curner ranks of Swapo, that it grass· roots level. If eis, which were corn· Prime Minister's Office. to the people must not without food In the hope of 11 RlO or R25 .Ioh. is despite that lack of trades unions, other as- pletely new concepts Under extreme time remain a slogan, it has There are no malic wands to solve a prohlenl this organisationa1leadership sociations and others are anyway for 95 per cent pressure they had to do 10 become a realily if big. To succeed, It will be Important to nnd w:lys 10 in tbe party that Swapo required by law to fol- of the population. more than their job and democracy in Namibia allow Ihe expression of people's nlllural entrRY and won a convincing ma- low democratic proce· - This view is con­ make up in the very last is to continue taking roots lnnovallon. Removing the obslacles 10 peopl e work­ jority in the electi'ops!" dures in organising them- finned by ' the voters' minute for many prob­ and .surviving. In my Ing Is' more Imporlantthan creating arlindlll johs - Nevertheless, the selves, why not politi- turn-OUI and the results lems which were beyond opinion, this is onc of Ihatln Ihe end prove uneconomic. deep inroads that Swapo cal parties who are sup- of the local authorities !heir responsibility. A job the major tasks of the The responsibility Is everyone's. Buylnl: Na mlb­ made into the fo nner posed to act forthe soci- elections which mirrored well done that earned Govemmenland people tan-made goods In Ihe shops helps make work for strongholds of opposi- ety as a whole? the voting patterns ofthc Nam ibia even more re­ of Namibia. 'Illis opin- Namlhluns and helps development. Blr.: co mpani es lion parties outside - A real election cam- regional elections (Chan spect abroad! ion is based on the con- can conllnue creating local jobs by buying serv\o.:t's Owambo - especially in paign barely took p)ace, 3). Swapo secured ab­ viction that a common and goods In Namibia . most huv work c l b tt"'-e~ Il-:jl(t' some areas of the South even less when it came solute majorities in 32 Secondly: To run denominalor for the fail- bul whal abouHelting J'p',ij ~blw1frI<:~r" 1 0* ~~kft9V as well as in Hereroland to the burning issues of out of 50 local authori ­ through propcrly-organi- ure of many political 1 · ,o, 'I" " n' lk1d ·otfit f n·e~ sll'le s ? 1'6e Government's,( - shows that Swapo's 10ca1 and regional de- ties, amongsllhem most . sed elections is onc thing, systems in the region and recent decision 10 swill'h the rules for Ih~ Tenrier support structure is velopmenl. The situation of the bigger munkipnli. the implement :l tion ofa beyond, be it right-wing Hoard 10 encourage I1 to bu .y nHlre NllInlblrln goori ~ moving away from an in which voters had to ties: Windhoe k, newdemocraticdispen- dictatorial or so-called Is another step In the rlghl direction. ethnically-based pany make up their minds was Swakopmund, Ok:l­ satlon on local and re- socialist systems, is the SmHI1 busi nesses should starl learning Ihl' ~ klll ~ towards a nationally- similar to that of 1989. hnndja, Otj iwarongo. gion:ll levels is a com- over- centralised system and putllng 10 the effort to run their hu s 'n e~s prop- accepted one. Swapo successfully took Grootfo nte in and pletely different chal- of government. erly. Only 100 oft en cuslomers with the hesl iolel1 - - Democratic prin- that that Tsumeb. The DTA lenge. Unfortunately, lions nnd I1 Impossible 10 shop with co-oper:.tins or r::::::::::::::::::::'::::::::::::::::::::::::=====:::11 corn m ands a bso I u t e due to the time and other By-elections will be small businesses, even If the price Is betler. Busl· INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP majorities in nine local factors, the chance has held in two constituen- nesses cannot get away with selUng poor qualily authorities, the UDF in becn wasted to make use cieson February I and 2 goods delivered six monlhs late. Only honesl),. hard· Clans shoot two In Somalia IwO. of the electoral P"""''' 1993: Olu kundu work and good managemenl including Ihe good MOGADISHU: Four gunman shot and seriously L.:C:::O:::N.::C:::L:::U::.:ST:.:O~N=S~~S~-' ;:jt~O~i~n~ro~nn~ill~~:a~b~O~"~t : ~j~~~~~re~g~i:o~n~)~R",Ian~d1 : I : it~,~••~; t ~ment of staff will get small bUSinesses. whelhl'r wounded a Chinese reporter, killed his Som1 ~ •. , for huslness. 11, . • . t. ,. 8 Friday January 22 1993

Bank business yet to appear. as far as I know, So far, we ha ve ATTENTION is drawn seen onl y the shun press 10 the controversy sur­ statemelll or I I Sept em­ rounding the resignation ber which dealt enlirel y of John Kirkpatrick from E- in generalities :!boUI the Boardofthe Bankof current operalions and Namibia. made no reference to paM In the first instance, 1 qualified in aiminallaw, can make up their own I compared with Chaptef month again lists one and the dam is designed for practices, let alone Ihe will disagree with Mr but it is a serious mis­ minds whether I am H of 'Past Exposure only one limit for ura­ tailings liquid to pass detailed question.s Ill.i scd Kirkpatrick that the take to have them OD the confused, have persisted which is also based on nium dust, namely 0.15 through the filter toe to by ·Pa.st Exposure' . granting of the licence Board of a bank with the with a "campaign of company record~. Why milligrammes per cubic the seepage collection Ln response to that to the City Savings Bank great responsibility of villification against did the Chi ef Environ­ metre (see Past Expo­ dam ... " That very point press statement, a group is politically motivated. shaping and fonnulating Rossing" and have mentalist state in 1982 sure page 87). isdiscussedonpage I \0 of24scientists (some of That opinion is tanta­ monetary and financial "wasted years chasing that only the external So as late as July 1985 of' Past Exposure' . But them quite eminent J mount to the thinking of policies for Namibia. shadows". Turning to dose was being consid­ Rossing was operating in the words of former doctors, environmental­ those who waDI 10 pre­ Namibia is endowed technical issues in your ered and the company outside the dose limita­ General Manager Ste ve ists and researchers sent vent black Namibians with a lot of men and letter: h;ld better start measur- tion principles of the Kesler. in 1980 "signs a list ofrclevallllechni ­ fTom partaking in any women (black for the First, hcfenedexplic- ing the lung dose from ICRPby failing to adopt of seepage bypassing the ca} que.

2 Showhouses Bach Street 44 and Grieg Street 6 Wlndhoek West I hav& a wide selection of AnENTION BUYERS OR SELLERS houses In all areas. Are you thinking ot buying or selling a property? Saturday Please teelfree to call on me for To avoid dlssapoln'men' Just ca" 23 January t993 Noeml Amuthenu right nowl 11~·rof,esslonaladvlse - any orea. From price range. TEL: 229881 (!N) OR 230804 (h) 10hOO 1111 18hOO Phone right now For further detail. HElENA contac1 Dldl 8141374 WANAHEDA NEKOME all hour. or Eisa at 3 Bedrooms 44185 aller 14hOO 2 bathrooms Tel. Garage 229BBl (W) at R117 000 to R1 39 000 52745 (H) Price: R187, 200 and R176,800 or nearest offer. Furniture by Windhoek Furnisher - Baines :i Fridax ~~~yary 22 19939 " , " I

: US w arp lane fires ;i ,I on Iraqi radar I

( r as new President shows his 'determination' WASHINGTON: A US warplane fi red on said. thal Ihe US bombard­ an Iraqi a ir defence radllr site yesterday Allied patrols of the ment of Baghdad with lIfter the Iraqi installation turned its radar northern and southern cruise missiles over­ against them, Pentagon sources said. no-fly zones have con­ :'"lCpped a Un it ed Natiorl," Christopher clared on Wednesday against Iraq.

• Unita's hostages 'safe'

LUANDA: Seventeen there was no news of been evacuated on denied accusati ons that • foreigners eaptured by two other Britons who Wednesday for scc;urity it is continuing to sup­ Unila Iroops in north- worked for an oil-sup­ reasons. ply Unila through flights ern Angola's oil town port company in the area Meanwhile, the 10 its southern base at ofSoyo are reported 10 and whO are ooaCcourted Zairean embassy in Jamba. fighting Turkish troops The Kurds as well as be wen. oil ~ Luanda has issued a Meanwhile in St ras­ figbtinC for their homeland against Saddam Hussein also claim pan of spokesm: sai':;':::' 0~ 1 onshore and some statement denying re­ bourg, France the Euro­ _T_ur_k_ey~,_Ph_o_'_o_, _A~g~en_ce_F_,_an_,_e_,_p"._s_se______-1 day. offshore oil production peated government al­ pean Parliament yester­ The spokesman for in Soyo has been par­ legations that Zairean day called for an imme­ Belgium's Fina oil a1 ysed, and the govern· troops supported Unita diate ceasc-fire in strife­ Reports of night­ company in Luanda said ment-owned Jornal de in its operations in Soyo, tom Angola to all ow the diplomnts who hnd con- Angola said yesterday which is just across the southern Afri cnn n:uion tact with Unita had been that the lost production border from Zaire. to hold a second-round assured thnnhe captivcs was worth 1,5 million The Angolan govern­ ofprcsidenti al clections. mare fighting were well taken care of dollars a day. ment, hard-pressed by The Europenn Commu­ and healthy. A spokeswoman for recent Uoita gains, has ni ty asscmbly npproved WlNDHOEK: Unconfirmed reports from peopiewho ha\'c ned southern The men, who were UN special representa­ also accused white mer­ a resol ution calling for Angola claim Unitabombed the town ofCaluquembe about 200km south cnp tu red as the Fi na live Margaret Anstee cenaries of involvement international observers ofHuambo twice on Wednesday and planned to attack Lubango. camp fell 10 Unila on said yeslerday that in the fighting and 10 monitor the next round Speaking 10 Sapa on famities at Lubango on bly area near the IOwn Monday, are 14 Ponu- "vigorouseffons"were charged South Africa of elections. request al a venue near January 3 and 4. They were bombed from anny guese, an Italian, a Briton continuing to broker a witb continuing to sup­ The Europarliamenl Wmdhoek, a missionary. were said to be buried in jets, he claimed. and an Argentine. ceasefue conference but plyUnita. resolution blanled Unila whodeclioedtobeiden- a mass grave at the In aJeuerdalcdJanu­ Unita's offe nsive on no finn progress could Envoy Manuel Au­ for breaking May 1991 tilled for fear of repri- town's cemecery. He said ary 12, urgenO y request­ Soyo, which is also a be reponed. gusto said before leav­ peace accords, "'since it sals, claimed govern- while the town was a ing medical supplies, back-up town fortheoil She said the military ing fo r Pretoria on has dL<;putcd the outcome men! forces had killed government stronghold, Lubango Health Serv­ industry in Angola's· situation around lhe Wednesday that he oftheelecliOIl S."' ECdc­ hundreds, possibly 600. its forces had brought ices co-ordinator Doe­ Cabindaenclave further country was difficult to would ask the South ve loprnent chicf Man­ Unila members and their Unita supporters of the tor Sieve Foster csti­ north, is coupled with a verify because UN ob­ African governmeI1l to uel M,lrin also accused Ovimbundu tribe from mated 10 000 people rebel hold on diamond servers had been with ­ explain its continued the rebels. " War hroke villages 10 the capital of could have died in the producing zones and drawn from most of their suppon for Un il a· which Out recallse the l ose r.~ FW's Huila province and killed clashes in Huila, Ben­ strikes at the country 's bases. Eastern region it backed du ring a 16- of the election we re them. guela, Huambo and Bie main export earnings. headquarters at Luena year civil war before unable to neccpt thcir failure A group of Unita provinces in earl y Janu­ A spokesman for the and the southern head­ peace was signed ill May dcmocraticdefe:u :\1 fhe slammed members at an assem- ary. Brilish embassy said quarters at Mavingahad 199 1. Soulh Afri ca has ballot box." JOHANNESBURG, The African National ~---You,'------key to a tup job, -" -,I Congress has slated •.. C I'I\-I Tnlinill/-: 011 : I President F W de KIerk I I I I for not responding to " caUs to make full pub­ I 1991 covered 20,000 km. bullbor. tow bar. lic disclosures on Civil " I DORADO PARK TOWNSHIP r' I I Finished In polaris with colour coded upholstery. Cooperation Bureau " ..5000 staffing. activities and DEVELOPMENT m " Mw,k. U"lI command structures. Selling out fast !;.v.. 'yo.... 1989 only 6O,CXX> km Gemini in colour. executive "This failure resulted oh " style seots·chofOal. Full house luxury ill what appears to be a for only R75 000. Units consist of: ~~~~ C"ci.,k~.. .P;::;'~:~::!':,'::'~r "r !~~:'::,;',',n' /I~::;~:'!'. '::;:; ~ ~~ I change of names from 3 Bedrooms + garage - A 145 000 ~::.,7~',', , !";;', '~; 5"~~;"'~~,?;~:'~~~.~ n.; .. :~;:.. :'~'.<>r c~"~; . ~ I 80th vehides come with 0 1 year CCB to Directorate of 3 Bedrooms only - R1 35 000 CO"""',,',, coupon n ...... ,,'" " ... ~"' '''u ''c.. '''u,,' b. "rnM/I'L ... , I unlimited mileage barlows bocked warranty Covcrt CoUection (DCC) ~:: ~.. ~~~.~.. ~.~.'.~~.!.~.~~!~~~~.~ ...... ~ 2 Bedrooms only - R115 000 [!IN.Mn" ... , ~ I NH Philllp 7891760 - with the latter appar­ C """,,, .. · ...... I Cope Town 25 1CXXl ently operating in se­ t!I Don't delay - call us today at ",~, I cret," the ANC said in a COLLEGE OF P ROFESSION AL MANAGEMENT "0 no . 30. "' .jC"'II.:~'L " "'m' ~~ '·'... ~ N'" rn~' " ,,~"' •• "''''. J statement issued yester­ 224884 Barons ' day. ------10 Friday January 221993 THE NAMIBIAN

Russian Ruble hits all time low I Economic Indicators I MOSCOW: The ruble re ncy :lueti on, the Inter- . hypcrinOalion and could point in :I week fOf the low of 450 in Navcm- Yesterday's quotations for unit trusts: skidded to a record low fax news agency said. suner 55 percent 10 GO beleaguered Russian her. buy ~t' lI yH.'ld YCSlcrday, ciosing al 493 The low point came percent inflati on t hi .~ currency. On Tuesday, The vfllll coflhc ruble 10 the US dollar at the onl y a day after Krcm - month. the ruble rcllla 474,50 has decl ined eve r sincc Gl:IH:I'al Equity Funds: ABSA 139.1<1 130.7(} '1.65 close of trading on lin officials said Russia It was the second ree- 10 the dollar alier .. slight IhcRu s.~ ian govcmmcnt BOE Growth 150,90 14() .t)X "IN) 'M~o,:sc:,o~w~'~s~fo~re~ig~n~c="~r-~~w::,:as~o~n~th~e~,.:er~g::e~Of~~~~:"I~ra~t:e_'~o~w,--~hO~I ~id~"~y-,,re~bo~",,:ndc:!'fr~o~m~'~1 Slopped seHing the ralc - lasl summer and let it Ix Community :N'.' W////.I'/////////////////////§/////////////////////////////////~ set by auction instcad. Growth Fund 108.01 I il2.0S N/A Fedgro 122,68 11 4.54 . 5.111 Invest in a house now ~ CU Growth 114,90 I fJ7 .27 4.4 3 % % I Market Guardbank Growth 2463,09 2292,S9 4,Rl) ~ IGI 130, 12 12 1.96 352 ~ I ~ MornClttum 233,5 7 2 11<.67 .1 .55 ~ round-up ~ Mc tfund 189,09 1 76 , .'i~ 4, 3~ ~ MCl li fc 11 6,1)4 ~ Here is how the major 1119.110 7.25 ~ NBS Hallmark 94 1. 15 878,92 5.20 ~ stock marlcets Ollt<;idc the United Statcs fared at Norwk h 345,27 322.42 4.l ft ~ '"~ the end of trading ycs­ Old Mutual Il1ve s to~ 2578,43 2404,07 3.72 ~ Sage 2363,44 22U5 ,&9 4. 1() ~ tcrday: ~ Sanlam 16 12,5(} 1509.20 1 .4~ WNDON " The Finan­ ~ Sanlam Indcx 1202.36 11 25.Q-I .1 .()2 ~ cial Times/SlOck Ex­ ~ San lam Divide nd 449,49 421.35 ...U 7 ~ change indcx of 100 lead­ " Southe rn Equity 205,26 192. 13 .. NHE . a housing paras tatal. is committed lo assist ~ ing shares closed 24.6 • .1 .1X '"~ Standard 1161 ,84 109 1. 29 7.12 communities to acquire affordable housing. ~ poin ts higher at 2.77:U Syfrcts Growth 4,5 1 ~ with dealers hoping that 290,73 272 ,22 ~ Syfrcts Trustee 11 9,32 11 1,76 4,45 ~ weak economic' data ~ UAL 2033,06 1909,06 5,29 , ~ NHE places great emphasis on community involve­ ~ would bring a cut in Brit­ Specialist Equity Funds: ment a nd participa Uon where you. as a member of the ish intcrest ratcs. ABSA Indust rial 131,30 122,81 '"~ FRANKFURT - Ger­ 4.30 communily. are given the opportunily lo build the type of '"~ Guardbank Resources 127,58 119,56 man shares were trapped 6,56 house you can afford. Guardbank Industrial 124.58 5,86 ~ in a narrow range, pend­ 116.69 '"~ Sagc Resources 95,34 g9,21 6,39 '" ing the outcome of a regu­ ~ Sanlam Industria) 1045,gO 978,70 A house is the biggestinvestmenl moslofus will ever lar Bundesbank meeting 3.28 ~ ~ Sanl am Mining '"~ which made no change 234.67 2 19,65 5,51 make ... for the present a nd the future generations. Southcrn Mining 11 6,62 109,24 on interest rates. The 30- 5,6' Southe rn Pure 121,41 '"~ share DAX index closed 11 3,68 N/A '"~ Standard Gold 116.87 ~ 1.21 points lower at 124,63 8.40 Standard Indusuial 110.13 ~ 1,573.67. 103,78 5,09 ~ Stand;lld IntemationalI02, 13 3,32 '" PARIS - French shares 95 ,62 _ 8 __- ~ UAL Mining and had a nervous session with '" Resources warnings of lowe r profits 325,25 304,66 4,70 ENTERPRISE ii'" UAL Selected from several key players. Opportunities 1784.35 '"~ The CAC-40 index ended 1907,39 3,82 '" Old Mutual Mining 212,67 198,00 4,76 ;rd~~~~-'-;,~////////////~ 6.64 points down at Old Mutual Industrial 358.89 1,812.18. 334.4 1 4,09 Old Mutual ZURICH · Swiss shares Gold Fund endcd just off the day's 75,87 70.66 7. 1<) Old Mutual high on selective buying Top Companies in blue chips. The broad 238,(18 22 1,95 4,68 Income/Gilt Funds: SPI index closed 26.2 Metboard Income 108.[7 points up at 2.088.9 109 ,32 12.S5 Guardbank Income TOKYO " Japanese 118.42 11 5.99 14 . .'it> Old Mutual Income 110,35 109,16 12,.53 s tock.~ ended mixed in thin, Southe rn choppy trading. The 225- Income Fund share Nikkei average was 526,7g 5 16.25 N/A Standanl Income 93, 15 up 28.50 points to 92, 18 13.4 8 Syfrels Income 108,33 16,538.68, with an esti­ 107.24 14.30 Syfrets Gil t mated 200 million shares IO g6, 56 1075,70 N/A UAL Gill traded. 1209,g l 1197,72 12,94 HONG KONG - Stocks rose before the market Gold price closed for the Lun;u New Yesterday a fte rn oon's gold fix.i ng in London was Year holiday on bargain 329.75 dollars an ounce compared with 329,85 hunting. The blue-ch ip doll ars at the moming fixing, and 329.00 dollarS:l1 Hang Seng index fmished the Wednesday afte rn oon fi xing. up 37. 37 points at 5.914.39. smashing th e Do llar/rand .. HALVES 5.900 resistance level which had previously Commercial rand proved tough. Previous opcning Yfs1erday·.( (."/osi lj ).: SYDNEY" A weaker 3,06g5/00 3.0745160 ... E. Pa/'rUa (Swakop:t'rOOdl, of our winners, 1,5e Australian dollar kept Financial r and C. Ne! (Reoobolilj, Previous opening w.CIoete (Yfl/"lllhoelq. ~. ~ dung ub overseas investors away yesterday's I:{using (!C \ISEbmor4I, A. Kake!o (Oshakabl, as the sharemarketclosed 4,8 1/4,84 4,80/4,83 F. Gaoses (Katutura). B. Shaarika (Katutura), P. Gawaxab (Windhoekj. J. fwsman lower in thin . direction­ (WaMs~ . N. Nekuta (Oshikangoj, J.!ndoogo IWIl'dIoekI. S. SIMhepo (tumeb) less trading. The All Money market H. BrandI~. I Anamas Ordinaries ended 2.7 (OIjrwarongoJ. H.lmma"uej (WIndhoekl. 90 day liqu.id BA rate points down al 1.519.1. R50 Winners: Previous opening 1't'slerd(II"s C/OS;II1: JOHANNESBURG - J. Stander iWindIIoekj, Cl. Xoagub~, and R5 Winners: 12,20 "12,20 '. ' P. !Moro ~ C. Afrilwler (RehobotI1). South African shares were s. SIwgwedha (S wako ~ I Pier.a.v (Katunra). J. van Zf. (GobatlIS), boosted by a finner dollar Oil price M. ()r (lOOeritz). B. M!.pO (Eros), J. Katunohenge (TsI.rneb). I Shaungu bullion price. The overall D. van wy,. (8achbrechtj. L Moses (lsuneb~ (WaIvis Bay), L.Jac:obtJJs (OncIangwaj, index added 20 points 10 Crudc oil fu tu res prices (dolla rs per h:trrcl) :11 A. De K ~ (!\ehobothj, A. 'o'alilenl (WitIdhoekj. D. MaIIws (Katlllu'a), t Howaseb N. Jansen (Khomasdal). K. Khoi (KaMura). (W1I'!dtIoel<). 3.380 and the industr:al 17hOO GMT yesterday: index slipped tw o points Jan 2 1 Jan 20 lcJosd and the winners keep rolling in! to 4.51 9. The gold index WE Brcnt crude $ 17.24 S16.Q7 added 26 points to 797. New York crude $ 18,76 $ 1850 Prizes may still be claimed until 14 March 1993 THE Namibian is published by thc Free Prcss of Namibia. 42 John Mcincrt Strccl, Windhock. Editor: GWCIl Li stcr. Pri nted by The BIG DRAW for R5000 will take place John Meinerl (Pty) Lim iT cd, StObel Streel. Windhock. on 15 March 1993 Telephone: (06 1) 3697011/2/3/4: Fa" (061 ) J)9RO: Telex: • 3032. Poslai Addrcss: PO Box 20783, THE NAMIBIAN Friday January 22 1993 11

PRESTIGE A. SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROPERTIES ~ IN NORTHERN NAMIBIA TO LET (;.. ,...... ,,, .... • :V"I'GKIJCAI. UnlUltAN U HJ II C'II IN ""AMIHJA I .:U · I .~ . P~EsnGE PA~K N"MIHlII. .... AllO.. ~A I . C IIAMH.lI m" c.;O ..... MUU ·.: AI':O J.... lJtISTII I' (N.'WI '," I . GROUND FLOO~ SHOP MJ II ' m~loIJ1{ NAM IHIA III'.G rONAI. (" lr AMH ~: 1I 0 .- {'O.'1M. :IICt: AM I IM lU ~" II V ( .... ' W! ·' I Ideol for otfice/Vet surgery! Spare parts/ Laundry . PRICE: 11950.00 pe< month 2. MEDICAL p~CTmONERS SU~E~Y SERVICES FOR THE BUSINESS COMMUNI7Y JANUARY-J UNE 1993 Specially designed with waiting room, dipensary, examination room BUS IN.. ;SS MANAGEMENT ("OIJ R."":" COMPUTER COl)R."":<; I A N(;UA<; ..; ( ;(HJRS":" and office PRICE: R2 SOO per month • 3. FIRST FLOO~ SHOP ·!lOW TO RUN A SMAU_ UUSlNI'_'\S" -'MlR/) PERFECf- '1,. ~r;IJSIl .011 ItIJ .. I'~..SS ~l:,(WI..t." Ideal for factory shop I 2nd hand fur­ " Il00.<<: . kill. of '""'p«nc .... ,p f.,. , Bow.< ...,11. ,. woN p ...... '" ~ • ileA'""'''' 1",.1 4f """"m,.,,,,,, .. 1,0r'A< nishers etc. 80 sq.m. PRICE: Rl 200 ...... od ...... 011 ",,-,,_ • VC""", OaJ("o'3 (0. 001.' ...... 110) ·19.J.·3.4.IY'lJ Ideal for Hairdresser / Video Shop I • l"IA2.!.I99J (," I'.oAIo"') , I.a"R"~< : F... ,I .. k' Offices etc. PRICE: R690.00 per month "Ri\SIC MANr\G F. MIiNT roR MAN U~AC1'URl:RS' ·l..()ruS '.1-J' ·r\I)VAS(".J) " S(}USI! HH. IIII~ r"F.">.'i· Contact: Miss. S. Bandlow. , r\oIvl.llCoC.1993 • llo'.: 1.·~.J_I99J ' 1)... 01''''"'0, ... , ,,,,,, ...: I~AI "" l • I ....A""., F..~ I "h~ • l.u,,,,,<: I'... , ~", ! • 0.."' •••. ~ ..... 'h...... ,

1I0W TO APPLY "'OR TRAININC; COIJRSES? Conlao::l urgenlly our Small l3u5i ncs., AdviSOn. in our Ongwcdiwa office!

SMALL BUSIN ESS CONSULTANCY

• Our Small Business Adviso rs arc avai lable fo r all your dail y qucs tions concerning any field of small business SHOW HOUSE management; ma rketing, business planning, accounting, etc ... • Do not hesitate visi ting Micbael Nesongano, Oavid Angula or Miriam Mpepo in our Ongwediwa office Follow arrows to Rabenweg 53, or invite them to visit your business. Hochland Park DATE: Saturday 23 Janaury 1993 TIME: IIhOO to 17hOO YOUR HOST: Ester Fouche Occupah"on can be arranged to suit ",. you! I _ NORTHERN NAMIBIA REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY (""[,".'<41O NsCCI)

O ll8wcdiwlI, ELCIN etnltr Privalt 8. 202.2 O Ddarq:wa It!' 06751,30168 o EUBELS MID-MONTH TEl.22~~~ KIC TF 22 SAVERS Double Door fridge -I

g , of ~ .i '\ " Pine-ware I Dou ble Hot-Plate 18" Grocery Unit R189.00 • R399.00 • Wernhil Park and Peter Muller Street · GST excluded' We also supply and fit carpets and novilon 12 Friday January 22 1993 THE NA MIBIAN ,. t .~ ! IX

A chall enging opportunity currently exists within our General Manage­ ment Services for;a Switchboard Operator/ Relief Receptionist (WINDHOEK) Utilise your excellent telephone skills in English, Afrikaans and German to act as re lief receptionist on this busy board. In addition to your normal duties, you will send telexes and taxes, record private trunk calls and collect the relevant monies. You would therefore possess basic admin/­ clerical sk ills .lnd preferably a matric. In ,lddilion to an attractive s(, lary and fringe benefits, we offer stimulating EXCHANGE working conditions and sound prospects for advancement. CONT ROL O FFICER Please apply in confidence 10: Marinda van Vuu ren, Suitably qualified a nd experienced candidates a re Inv!led la apply Namibia Breweries l imited, For further for the above position. p. 0 . 80x 206, details, contact • Windhoek, Namibia her .1 1 THE PERSON or fall (061 ) 6-3127. (061) 6-2915 ext. 201 9. To qualify for Ihis posilion, you will hold a Maine Certificate with a minimum o f six years' ellperience or a B-degree and two years experience in Exchange Control Regulations and Rulings, preler· ably wilhin a banking environment. You should also have good Namibia Breweries Limited interpersonal skills. THE POSIT ION "'" As the Exchange Control Oflicer, your tasks will include processing of exchange control applications: researching histOrical mlormalion; formulating decisions and pre.paring replies REMUN ERATION

The Bank offers an altractive remuneration package which includes a competitive salal)', medical aid, pension fund , group life assurance, ARK FISHING INDUSTRIES (PTY) LTD housing subsidy and 13th cheque RECEPTIONIST I TYPIST APPLICATIONS AppIlant should be In poaaesslon of a Matriculation certificate an d have plus minus two ~s releVanl ellperience . Namlblan passport of P.ermenent Res~noe Is a prerequl. Direc t your .cV to th e Personnel Officer, Bank of Namibia, P.C. SIte. The applicant must hsvegood command of English and must have good rapport Box 2882, Windhoek on or before 5 February 1993. For more with people. details call (061) 22-6401. DUTIES 1. Operaling the switchboard 2. Receiving visllofs to the offices 3. Typing and word processing Sending laxes and Telexes CDM (Pty) ltd operates an opencast diamond mine on the west 5.•• Filing coast of Namibia_ Our employees and their families live in Oranje­ 6. Making Photocopies mund, a modern, attractive town boasting a central shopping com­ 7. Other regular office WOfk plex, hospital, nursery school, primary school and excellent sporting Pi .... r.ply with . tull CUrriculum Vlt .. and supporting documents to: a nd recreatio nal facilities which include a riding club. yacht club and DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL AND HOUSING - MR A H HARASEB IS-hole golf course. An exciting career o pportunity now exists for P.O. BOX 23231 , WINDHOEK an: Environmental Officer This challenging position would ideally suit a B.Sc graduate with Biological Science and an honours or postgraduate equipment qualification in an Officer: Training associated field, and at least 2 years appropriate experience. Namibia Breweries limited believes in the pro-active training and In addition, a thorough understanding of the environment, and in particular development of its human resources, 10 meet the knowledge and skills the Namib desert, will enable the incumbent to successfully implement and requirements of the fu ture. co-ordinate the company's programme on environmental issues within the Sperrgebiet. To remain in the forefront of Training and Development, we require the service of an experienced training professiona l, who will be responsible The package fo r Namibians will include: • genE:rous leave . suitable married for all technical skills training, as well as supervisory training across a accommodation . subSidised board for single employees . 13th cheque equal wide range of diSciplines. to 10% of annual salary, payable in November of each year . subsidised The incumbent reports directly to the Manager: Human Resources and is primary and secondary schooling . membership of the Company's own Provi­ required to have: dent Fund and De Beers Medical Benefit Society and . assistance with reloca­ tion expenses. • a recognised degree in social science or commerce; • at least three years experience in training and development; Expatriates will be offered a similar package. • fluency in English, Afrikaans and any other vernacular language. Written applications, accompanied by a detailed CV and non· Preft;!rence will be given to applicants who believe in hands-on, results returnable certified copies of highest qualifications and ide ntity orientated training and development. documents should be forwarded to: If you are interested in the above profile, please apply in confidence to: Namibia Breweri es l imited, The Senior Perso nnel Manager, All: Marinda van Vuuren, CDM (Pty) Ltd. P.O. 8 011 206, PO Box 35. Wintlhoek, Namibia 'or iel (061)6291 5 ORANJEMUND. or fax (061) 6-3327 for further details, VI' More d etails ma y be obta ined from CDM Mr 0 Fanshawe at (06332) 21S2. Namibia Breweries Limited IProprietary] Limited Closing date: 3 February 1993. 4Z ...... ,,,... "" ... _'. "'" j./; ,.:1. ,,,,,t ' ..: ,-r ~ ~ ~"\.',~ THE NAMIBIAN Friday January 22 1993 13

PRESTIGE A PROPERTIES ~ GENERAL MANAGER SIGNWRITING GROTE JOINERV (DIV. OF PRESTIGE PROPEIITIES) PELICAN MINERALS in Walvis Bay wishes to in­ Requirements: vite applicant s for conlract signwriting in the Costing and estimating Swakopmund area Cost control Tec hnical excellence Interested candidates can contact G. Loch on Contract negotiating (0842) 2355 or at P O. Box 566, Walvis Bay Industrial relations management NAMIBtA BEVERAGES wishes 10 invite applicants Sub-Contractor co-ordination for contrad signwri ting in the Tsumeb/Grootfontein Remunerotlon: Negotiable area Please Contact: Mr K. Persendt Interested candidates can contact the Group Human Tel No. 212640 Resources Manageron (061) 621 11 or at P O. Box 1435 Wlndhoek OR H van Nlekerk on (06751) 21262 or at P.O Box 148 . Oshakali PRESTIGE A PROPERTIES ~ Junior Primary Teacher VACANCIES Due to unprecedented demond ond exponsion, it hos become necessary to TYPIST Requirements: appoint on odditional teocher at primary level. 1 Metri C or Ne l Situated in the Privat Schule building, this school is set in the most picturesque 2. Computer know!edge surroundings, conducive to the nurturing of on environmentally conscious CASHIER: education. Requirements: 1. Experience In banking +/- 3 years The incumbent will be in possession of the relevant qualificotions for Grades I 2. Background of accountancy and 11 and competence 10 teach 011 class subjects in Afrikaons, os well os DEBTORS/ CREDITORS CLERK English os 0 subject. Requirements: 1. + /- 5 years experience Please submit a comprehensive CV w ith twa wriHen references 2. Computer knowledge to: (----, The Head master Contact: Miss. S. 8andlow, Karibib Private School. Te1212640 POBox 145 Karibib,Namibia More details may be to reach him abtained at (062252) by 29 Janua.y 1993. ask for 120. VAKANTE POS :

53'" SKOOLHOOF

City Electrical Engineer Die volgende vakature bestaan tans by die Departement van On­ derwys en Opleiding. Stanclplaas: Walvisbaai. (Duinesig Senior Electrician Prim~ re Skool) (2 posts) Pos: SKOOLHOOF P11 (Posvlak 4) Minimum verelstes: Minimum requirements for these poSitions are a completed apprenticeship and 3 Kategorie C indeling met minstens agt jaar onderwyservaring wat years appropriate experience. A trade diploma will serve as definite recommen­ 'n erkende onderwyskwalifikasie insluit. dation.

Responslbilllles will include maintenance and extensions on the electrical distri­ Diensaanvaardlng: bUllon network. t April 1993.

City Engineer Sluitingsdatum van aansoeke: 29 Januarie 1993 om 12:00 Apprentice Motor Mechanic Geen laat aansoeke sal in oorweging geneem word nie.

This poSition offers the ideal opportunity to matriculants with Mathematics who Salarlsskaal: would like to work towards obtaining their trade diploma wh ile supporting arti­ R48 111 .00 tot R74 514.00 per jaar afhangencle van sans as part 01 thei r practi cal training. onderwyservaring en kwalifikasies. The competitive salary package includes: _ generous leave _ bonus leave aft er every 5 years' service (which may be laken in cash) _ 13th cheque _ housing Verskeie toelaes is betaalbaar aan brood ...... nners onder sekere assistance . voorwaardes.

The prescribed application forms are available from the City Council Build­ Skriftellke aansoeke op vorm OO/ET 262 (verkrygbaar " anaf ing, Independence Avenue, Windhoek and should be returned to: die Gebiedskantoor. T1 ende straat 151, Walvlsbaal) rnet 'n The Employment Officer, Box 59, P 0 voUedlge CV kan gerlg word aan: Windhoek. I" No application will be considered unless it is Die Gebiedsbestuurder accompanied by proper, certified copies of Walvisbaai Gebiedskantoor documents of citizenship and qualifications. Departement Onderwys en Opleiding Closing date: 19 February 1993. Privaatsak X 5006 WALVISBAAI Telephonic enquiries: 39 1-2236 9t 90

Telefoon: (0642) 540217300 Faks: (0642) 6798 - 14 Friday January 2< 1993 THE NAMIBIAN Oomeme 15 taya pula ya shunwe miilonga • JO• b S wo kutya momumvo 1984, unlimited OSWALD SHIVUTE· MOSHAKAn oya li ya lombwelw:!. k\LIyn Jl Ofaambulikn ndjokn otflyi Meme Hilia Shidinge 31 koomeme mbaka Ji ya ku tbwa po kEhltllgano Closing date for applications: 31/01/93 SECRETARIES gumwe gomongundu popile moshi potha shawo Iy edhina Karoo. na oye nl yoomeme 15 ya. tidhilwe shika nOfaambulika okukuthwa uU lhelll bu R~ply with a CV and rcferentu 10: miilonga YIIEnok "slula Ii yOnyamn mOshllknti. wuuniilongn ongn:\J1ii!ongn THE AOVEIlTlSIlR" P 0 8o~ lllio(lt, WlNDHOll1C Various posts in new year on offer payeta" kO nlllUl nokuli Ehokololo ndjob Iy a yaENOK, yo ya ku tululwc yoomvula mbali ngu hin­ pewa oshil'o shika ku meme ~hapo ku Karoo. K.uoo int and Embassies and development geyi. oshiwike shika okwa Hilia, Olali I; kulya, me­ keya nee, nOomeme mbakn MINISTRY OF EDUCA nON funds. Ii a mono oahifo shika sib! Iya tumbulwa pom­ inayn kulululwn we Iru AND CULTURE Candidates must preferably have nokuhololn kutya yo oya banda oya Ii ya lombwelwa ENOK noya knta ya Inli kn ongaalongi yongaho sigo good command of English, hala okushunwa miilonga kutyn naya ye komagumbo KHORIXAS REGION oshoktl inaa lidhwa payelL TTWtga oshoka iilonga yawo esiJru ndjoka ya kn tidhwa Typing, and if possible Yamwc yoonakulidhwa oya pwapo. rno miilmga eti 30.11 .1990. VACANCY word processing. miilonga oya longele nolwli ''Iilonga b ya Ii ya pwapo Sha hala kulya bye na Enok okudjn momumyo shili o.hoka 100 twa yi nuuthemba wolru pewa Erongosig Primary Usakos 1918. komagumbootwa ka Irun­ openz.eln. (rormerly H.D. Booysen Primary Scbool) Good salaries and benefits. Oonakutidhwa mbaka dana ku tya pomahala gelU Oonkembadhala dho· • kushunithwa miilongn Vacancy: Relief post oyo nee: Hi lin Shidinge. opwa tulwa aantu yamwe. Phone Maria or Hilary at Asteria N anghwelcle. unene OOlltle ashike, noya yawo. inadhi l..-wath.1 Shl" Grade 2: All subjects Wilhelmina Katora. Lll isc kal a tayn longo naana "OIU nn omngu mbo From 36495/33183 SlICkc:US . Hilma Namwandi. iilonga mbyoka Iwa kala naanona yetu. nga!iti ngaye t tJ' Hilaria Nghihal wa. Eslber MIU longo, yokuleibela codi na aanona 1. methimbo " 1993· 021· 01 . 1993 . 04 • 30 Shidinge. FRlderickn NMg· nokucaneln", Meme Hilia ndika I yo .~ h i\;ll kut n otatu .r '. uti, Mirjam Kautuima. ta li. "Otwa Ii twa yi hupu ngiini ogc kallJ nn Please send applications to: SALZ ·GOSSOW (PTY) LTD Haleluyn Nefungo, Mruthn kombelewa yAaniilonga iilonga, o$hokll nanae 0 1,1 The Headmaster Swakopmund Jonn, Helv; Sheya oshowo komu samane Gabes Han­ ka konge iilonsa olaku li Erongosig Primary School meme Joolokeni a zile dumba nokOmbelewa ashike owa koka, a.'U)tu oya PRIVATE SECRETARY kEtenda, meme Regina a yUuthemba wQmunlU. ihe pumbwa saSlJn djuka," Box 4 zile mOshakali nagumwe oshipotha melu osba kaln meme Hilia tll yeJitha Usakos Applications are awaited from ladies between 35 . 45 yrs of age with excellent ke mu shi manga edhina. masm hala okupondoka," oshilsa she, Tel: 280 knowledge of offi c e work, computer ya kala haya longo Meme Hilia ta t. ikile. Nonande o rsambulika yOnyama ya Shabli y~ Closing dale: 1993/01/3 1 operating (a pre-requislte), to b e the mOfaabuli ka yOnyamn Meme Hilia okwa private secretary to the Managing mOslulkali noya ku th­ gwed.ha ko nokunyenyelll ku l hw ~ ko Iru Mentco, Director. ilwemo miilonga eli m tya. Eh.'II183'lO lya ENOK meme Hilia ota indite ya MUNICIPALITY 30.10.1990. sh.u Ii pauyuJri, mOshilopolwa shOfaambu­ kutwe IUU ngashi yalcwllwo This Is a demanding pOsition since the cnkee otaya p11a ya stumwe lib yOnyama mOlhabli mboka ya kala mo noya 011 Staft Vacancy: successful applicant will be heading miilonga yawo. otali thiminikile oomeme adhika mo Iru Meatco. 'CASHIER'MONbESA,wmo ~flI~,.p~tM~ . 9ullrlll , ,,,¥,~oI and kongudhi nayi. nob! ya Ehangano lyOomeme mo stp'9ivlSlon-ot olfce person91, If Js e~,ect~ E'hqanol~mo of her to assist the Managing Director in nis Na'mibia okuzilila tidha miilongfl ngashi Iya Namibia tali indilwa li doily duties and must be able to deputise kOmbelewl yOmupre­ haI • . yambitlhidhe ngashi tll!;hi :~~~:::;,~the:abovepersons vacancy in possession are Invited 01 from a senior hard for him in his absence. sidcnde otali indilwa Men'le ffilia Ola hokolola vulika. with at least 1 year experience as a cashier. I CompetaHve fOIory otr.red. !:;~~!B~'IW:een: R15 27910 RI9 872 p.a. depen

manga inapa boloka For further details concerning the post please contact !he OSWALD SHIVUTE· MONAWA I D"P"~ Town Treasurei', telephone .()641 x 236. uupyakadhi. Aakalimo yomo- IAppllca~.. '''n lIle prescrbed torm must reach lIle Town Office AAKALIMO yome-­ okwa lombwela oshifo mikunda dbika mbali, """;,PI, :· O,,.BOX 53, Swalciel) unuer Ilw d irl'-'l i< 1I' o f Ihl' ;--i al i"" al ­ Aakulupe mboka kaye yashunwemomomusb- ng~bi aahogololwa yak­ T r{'a,,,ufl'f oa sha nande. ya tcndwa olondondo gwehawa1o, wawo taye sh.i ningi mo momusholondondo Mwenegwomukunda mlitopolwa yawo Oulil'" of [hl' o (f k~ ~,,''' Urlt a , u " ill ;udutk - Onawa tatekulu lob pethimbo ndik:a. nokuye­ • hud,!!l'L prc p, ' ra lr '~' .md r'\lUrul gwehawalo Iyiikulya • prq l ~rOkahandja, l·:\ IM..'ric" I·c. llro';1l 1 1 ~ hl 'l;!lu'lll Ihl· .. ·.~ lI ltr~ Req uirements: "Omuntu ngc ou na Momukunda Oma- pumbiwa, yO laya fu tw a A Junior (or equivalent) Certificate. 1111 "l'plil,lt".l' mU'1 b ..· ,·,11111111111 U1 IHilil1f­ omumoye ha longo. e Undo oOlu na omukulupe ngash.i laya uV3th;tn:l. ... ,d ,1\1<111·' ...... 1 I" '1111' s..'\.·ld"r~ C;,11Iral teac hing qualifications plus appro· na cgumbo lye. uunake Ai li luuso ;\ valwa Ookomili ye odhi na '\;,mill1;' Ih,l('r.. ".l'fl 110 " .(-11> \\II ... II" .. .' ~ le ya e ku sile momunlVO 192 1. e na wo okulongelak um wc priate experience will serve as a \l'plk;'li,"" .-I u ...... I 1 J

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OSWALD SHIVUTE· MOSHAKAn

Aakalimo ),okOshitopolwa ning..... po ko..hikono..lo. oNBC moVenduka shokoNooli unene lun­ os higwana "a.d,i yuhantu oyl 1; ye y~ ko - lorn hwelwe. na nge ka pu ,,~ shifo shika mOshalc al; ta y. sha ta shi iOll ge kidtow a flU . • li kut)" oye 1i ya limbililwa na~ hi popiwe WfO." ua ~ :\!ilnfO un crte omola ependulopn taya indi)..:. lyomaudhano t.1i elide ta1i Kombing. yo"~i~ol ... "Vatatu va kwatwa kopolifi" shongola noonkondo unene dhoka dh Oo.'ckulI­ moht; kunasikola. onene dere okwl dh idhilikwa tuu okutamelca omvula ya kulyl kak u na ... upal e, OVALONGI vatalu mOmbangu. ashike okudja mopoosa nora- ovo tava pula ewedelo, inava udako, Gorelick tilto. womludhlno ng a~hi sha vom....,G,.worwnbaitula okwa teelelwa va Ita dio yopasruwana oya okwa lombwela o1be okwa ifana opoLifi, vo "ShitopomatamekogOo- legelelwl. numbok. WI li ~ -,1- ! ikoll nguhi pelhimbo ko, owa tameka omawi mombcpo boloke momhangu bovela vaIj okuudika. Namibian kutya alava nokukwatwa kopolifi. naana ndilta, omuntu oho ok ... yon ...... k. na Itapu na esi- mehangano lokutuma meendeleto. ashike Nonande ongaho pula eendjabi davo di Gorelick okwa mono nlteoe mbolta ya Ital' 100himpwiy ... Iya.o;ha. Une ne omawj momhepo taN· inakushiivikaneekutya omalaka ashike amwe wedelwe neeranda 700, holokele ngaho poma· tay. unganelte omaudhlno, lr.apu na ngoh la ,andja amibia (NBC), ongbela otava ka lopotelwa shike. kwa li sha dulika a mbili- shaashi vati ohava longo tungo oradio nokwa yi itulamo shili miilonga om uk ... mo nendjangeko .. dih ·c h Ylwo nosh l Ii sha etl miiltwlm audh8no nomn­ ova tulwa moipaodeko. Otaku hokololwa palekwenoilongayopa- eevlli apu omanga mom~a nga 0 omultumo maa nYI5 h a noya mludhl no. sbalandulaeshivakufa kutya ovalumenhu ava shiwana. hava rutwa ashike meenghundafana na· ltall taya ulikile iitalenti Uupale womOondoolopa mombepooilongayora- ongula yonghela ova Ovalumenhu ava va- oimaliwavanini. vamwe vomewi- yawo mombinga onguhikw lwn. uncl"lC hok. dio aisbe okudja potundi tumine omafaneko avo tatu 'la kala 'le lipalela Kepulo umwe okwa likongudu. yomludhano gi ili nogi ili. ke Ii pom .... eelo gwQlhipangelo ~ h F.pangc 10 11 I d I t d' b ' mooduda yokukondolola nyamulrulakutya '10 ove Eshi ovatoolinghun- uncne tuu mo Atlelib. ihe ongh e a. ewe e 0 een Ja I ngu hiingeyi OpWI fa pu na sha Shuati, ka 1i ke IIJ Ovanailonga ava va- kombelewa ya kula oilcwambepo ova ka udite oudjuu, shaashi dana 'la kala omakuti emweno. Omolwashike ongwen. noi:uli. nge owa )"i tatu,ovakalavelipatela moVenduka nova ifanenwaopolifi,shaashi lava longo ndele itava pomuvelo wetungo 10- Ino"? gumwe tl pula mo uuhoho nhike woon· monduda yomakon· lombwelaewUikoogudu ovaanyafiluokudjamo futwanawa. radio, Gorelick noi ina ngllka. gombe to adh a 010 . doloto oikwambepo li va pe enyamukulo ile 'la kuodafane Ope na omapopyo tumbula sha okwa tuma Gumwe okwa pull I1 ti ; "Nge aakomeho 01a ),3 .. tono. omuSl·\IJ~~ ' ! '. '. " ~ h..I\I ,o.,l ok p;!l' Cfla lIa ak ­ okudiapobetatuyonguJa manga II inau denga. omukundu ou pambili. kulya ewilikonlZudu elakaku ~a nava' fiIYCDO ,..,.. l"4.:J\ . wuhig.:v.na otaya landu­ , Paend;ovo daNab.m - loNBA ' ol' . ";'1+ t'? n ~ta?'lfl ~-L"1-"e 'yo' -"di' o' . 'I, 1lj? Cllshl nomuuma II"\I S' nova fininika okuufa mo Eshi otundi 11 ya ~ - \... a loanexe uwx:;11! ... Uugwangl oye li peni ano? luo," gumwe 11 lombwele oradio momhepo denga Doi na va pewa Gorelick, Omuwilikind- ovanailonga ewedelo Fiyo osheshi osh· Oshifo , hik. O$hl li she os hifo $hika ngllb. ngeenge itava pewa cnyamukulo la sba, ova jai woNBC oshoyo Jerry loendjabi muDesemba inyolwatashiyikoman- ya lombwele Ituly a. aa­ "Oshilonga kehe osh . eDyamukulo la yela kufa momhepo oilooga Shikesho,omunambele. 1992" ashike fiyoopapa yanyangido. e wi- lumenlu mbu.1 kaye Ii we pumbwa om ... wiJik i. ye miilongl yomlpongololo omuwiliki ngoka na kale e kombinga yewedelo aisbe yorndio momalaka wak.watakanifi e na sha inapa ningwa sha. likongudu 10NBC inali gomaudhano. oye Ii na ombepo ye ndjango leendjabi manga otundi aeshe. ndele lava kala noikwamashina,eengh- Ovalurnenhu avakwa nyamuJcula sha k orn· kIilonga yi ill noyi ill. noyomukumo mewiliko lye onhi-ll inai denga. ashike lava danauka endabala adishe li va kufa oradio binga yoikolokosha oyo. Ngu hi late Elishi oku Ii opo $lIoka lu hi la­ Oonakukwatwa itava eengalo. d o k u k and u 1 a p 0 momhepo. okwa li va Okwa tee le lwa kOshilr.ondo shOmithigul- lakanenwa shi ad he dulu manga okutum- Lwopokati opo, omuJcundu oda ponya. pewa efunbo fiyo opo- oonakukwatwa 'la ka ulwahlo. omanga tate elh ik.ilo". lliNI e li lr.Ehangano lyed­ Onkee uklli mo olay a bulwa. shaashi inava oUoDga yopashiwana U e tundi 12 opo va xulife holoke momhangu nena hill. Medilco. Namboka indite kOshiko ndo shOo ml udhlno 5hi lombwe1c :hh~o~'o~k~a~==~~~~~~~k~a~lcw~a~t~ak~aru~'~fw~a=~~~~~~~~~=~~ o~m~uk~al~O~~o~o:. ~Es~hi~·=~il~e~m~O~m~a~andah~~~a~. ==~ ngunee lhiayaingeyi, wilike oyo om aomudhusana-o ulllllll>elewa yasho mboka mine losua Vaend wanlwa yi inekelelwa o~hi · kOshitopolwa shl Ndangwa n.k ugwanilhwa shepon-l na Paulus K.a~e n y,e, "l9Shi-r1 topolwlsha SnUatl. ~~~;\1:~~~~,'jJkUI~ Oonalr. unyenyeta otaya ti om.odhano'mobli koshig;' nee lr.utya. Aana mbelewa wana. \ : ~ mboka yi inekelelwa oshi_ Oshifo $hik a oku:,:; lila longa shik a nay a ta melr.e m05ha.kali osh . Ji sha ningi iilons. nondju ngu. opo onkemb.dlt l la opo shi mone Aapongololi unda okashona layi lika iilaienti klyi olele moml- OSWALD SHIVUTE · MOLUPANDU ::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:::=:----;;:;-::----'I lulu gaanona/unyasha, yomaudh ano mOshilo­ po klikomba. r O$hoka mok l li kaanyash. poIwa, Tale Klmenye na Okanduncla ke kokulala pethimbo ndika omu na lell Vaendwlnawa. ihe Ombelewa yuuthemba ye nee ine shi lombwela koodhopi aka kala kc li mbokl ye n. iitalenli koombelewl dhawo okwlzi womuntu mOngwediva omukulukadhi gwe. t in­ mpoka ka ekama. Oshifa yomludhano itlyi YlIlu ornalaka lasa li . oye Ii yi olayi konaakona Oship- ima ye ayihe okwa Ii a yi shika sha sha yapo osha okuhepithwl. nse 05ho ipYlkidhila lIom ap<>nl/n lolo 91ha shi na sha nenl !lombin g. yim ....e owa jlomaudhRno mO~hi l o . nayo. ihe mbyoka adha iikambo layi Ii mo polw a. Onl.:ee ok",,,nd;..-. nelidhomegumbo Iya kani lh ilh . wo cthano yomukulukadhi noyaan­ uusila moombiga. oshoka Iyo. hi longo 11I uuyuni. liwa klll y•. nlaku ka m ... nik~ mcme Fiina Mhanduleni ona omoe yi thiga moka mcme Fiina okwa adhika opu iiyirnati yomalKlhnnu meen ­ ya H ipandulwa,38, nombili. a yi komagumbo gamwc. i ho '" delelo i las lll vuhk l. gw omomukunda Pokali mpoka Omusa­ uncnc kOalal!! Olavi OIupandu mOkaiongo mane Haikali megumbo Apcingc Mundjulu ngoka I Clinton oye ta wilike Amcrika paife nuunona we 7 konima sho okwa lula mo a li c mu sHe ohenda noku omusamane gwe lale Fil­ omukwanezimo gwe a za mu edhilila manga. WASHlNGTON: 'or AS m B~h wolr.ulum a ovakw~ il3 ippus ya Lukas pehulilo kOukwanyama meme Mcme Fiina oshinima dulikl lape ke uy. oml lun ­ va ka Iw e koiloll go Iyomumvo 1991 a li a Lucia David NdiJipo shika okwe ke shi lipola d ... luko mah apu moAmrika yokondje inuhi pllmbiwa. hengana noku ka ninga noyana ndele taya kala kElenga nokOpolisi ya nOfllounyuni l ushe, l hl l.n­ Okwl tedelw. kUlya dula kenangelto lomupre_ otu hi dulika p. kl ningwe egumbo lye kOmbandja megumbo moka a yehe na Kalongo. Okuza mpoka mu Angola. . idende m... pe woshilongo "malunduluko kombinga Flina Fiina okuya mo kwa okwa yi kOmbelewa ya O$ho, Bill Clinton. yeenghllu dopakwa ila odo Nonande inashi yela meme Lucia naka ine ku Komufala kOshakati, Qinloo okwl findanene ladi ningilwa Lra(1 kova\.;­ nawa natango, oshafa shi lombwelwa noya kala nOrnbelewa ya KomufaJa. mehoololo laNovemba od­ wait a vaAm erikl mekololfO li ngeyi kutya. ehengano ashike ye li mothina moka, molwashoka oshinima ula ya dja ko es hi ~ denga laPresia. Piyo Elivdi. cfiku Iya late Filippus olye ya nokulima oondima dhomo osha nika Iikwavela omukondjifi w~ye. George la;l(Uull inwa InkupllIsda po omolu omahokololo 1991/1992. nOmavi, oyemu undulile Bush . nomawi mahaplI. kw.Bu sh. ceo..lih ,l"il:' ngoka gc mu elele EoBllgcko laClilllOIl oIt;wa d:v\m rika nomahew n .1\'(, Oshiwike sha ziko, kOmbclcwa ylikwama­ teelelwa li ka ete onla lundll _ onghcc d~ kl!b ladi klln sit,· uukOdhi. memc Fiina akwe ya hala nOmatulululo luko mahapu mounYlln i eehoma Ino Bnl!hd,d. "sh i· Pakullva talC Filippus okulombwelwa ku Hai­ rlokOmbelewa lushe. unelle tuu sha kWR­ landopRngelo ~ h nt\ m rriku sho a temruka, okwa lhiga kali kutya naze mo meg­ yUuthemba womuntu. tela 1110 onlllidopenlo O m uya ndjim III "m too" nani egwnbo e Ii lan­ umbo mob, nashi a tin­ Oshipotha shika sha Meme Mhanduleni Hipandulwa. 00 e li paife aAm erikl nloinin18 mombelewa YllSatl dam yoi longa ikwao. Pcfim bo HU ~hei ll. olllupresi(kndc dilhapo ku mushiinda gwe dile mo, Haikati nongur.du mcme Fiina nOonakurnll­ monghuwo in'onghambe shaashi a kufwa eumbo laIC DanielHaikali inashi loi kong3 yo mahoolol0. wa luq. mEtivali Okwl in· onenc oye ya nokudhikula lidha megumbo, olashi laye. Mwene eshi a hengana eumbo okwa fiya e aintoll okwa li e shl holola dill! Clint on opo ahn sh iku lc pililn kElcngn ~e nge po egumbo yo laya thigi konaakonwa paveta li landifa po monanguwi. Efano: OSWALD k""ya ye ila popile omu ­ mee nl hadi daBu sh. nol.:u kumwene gwomukunda iinima Fiina mokaJld- SHIVUTE. landu wOlllutelekeli wa ye llulife po Oill yomekololo.

, . ~ ..~ .. 16 Friday Januilry 22 1993 THE NAMIBIAN Die DTA se boks vol probleme

ONTEVREDE afged­ sig is om sy passies te en propilg anda-oorlog om tchU llfoftc koop vir Veroni c;1de Klcrk sa l ankle veldwerkers van ocfen v66r hy sy uittredc leen die bcvolking ge­ die huisvcsling van die !la bcwering saam met die DT A voel die party uil die politiek wil bck­ loods mel publikasies sckretaria:l.I. MatjiIa nil 'n kiln!oor in is in die laasle veooes· cnd maak. soos: "Die Slagler van • 'n Aanlal kanloor­ die p arl em entsgebo~uu::;~_ I _r jng 'n nekslag locgedien Hierdie locdrag van Lubango," wat daarop wcrkers is vcrledc jaar waarv andil~nJ l y CIl nou hesig om ' n sake word locgeskryf aan gemik was om vrees by kcnnis gegec van hul Iy·wef~ s aa m hede afdraande pad le loop. die vertoning van die die kieser in le bocscm. dicnsbccindigillg vanjaar yoonsil. Verskcie ongelukki ge party in die laaste verki· Sedcndien kon die en moel op I Fcbruaric Daar is nog omckcr- voorvalle het die party esings waart ydens 'n party slegs die tweedc die pad vat. heid oor die posisic van in die laaste fWee m a.~ kwyning in onder· vlocr van die gebou huur. Ten minSle vyf ledc De Waal weens slcrk getter en dit wil voorkom slcuning opgemerk isen Bronne binre die party van die sckrclariaal hel gemgte da! hy in ong­ NBe of His Master's Voice? asof Pandora se Ooos die bcursie van Suid· bcweer die DT A-sekre­ dic afdankingsbri ewe uns verv al het by die DTA-bcstuur. DlT is op die stadium nog nie duidelik of die oopgeOlaak is. Afrika wat toegelrek is. lariaa! sal in Maart sy onl v:mg. N8C vanjaar 'n voorneme gemaak hel om die Die party is uitgeja uit • Die DTA OOoog om intrek by sy kt::ICrantgroep Een van die werkcrs. ·Panyvoorsiucr Dirk tilel vi,. ' Nuusmaker van die Jaar' in le palm sy kantoor in Khomasdal, teen die ein::le van Febru­ in Stli bclstraat neem om Esther Slamel, het nou Mudgc hel oolangs gcsl! nie. lodicn dit wel 'n nuwe,iaarsvoorneme is. ",il mocs 'n aantal van sy ane sy kanlore in die so vcr moootlik op vi r denien jaar as hy het nie meer 'n goeie dil voorkom asof die korporasie reeds vr"t';! getrousle werkers son· Ke nia·gebou, W31 v66r uitgawcs te spaar en die on! vangsdame gewerk voonnan virsyplaas nie baie sterk oppad is om los hande ' n "oorsprun t.: der pensioen afd.wk, onafhanklikheid in die komak le vergemaklik. maar is nou na hewer- en moel meer persoon- op le bou. mOC I die kantore in die geheel itan die pany Nti ' 0 skynbare hero­ ing meegedeel sy mocl likeaandagaansyboer- As waamemer wil dit, soos reeds 'n paar maande Kenia·gebou onlruim, bchoort hel, le onuuim. orweging van die nega· haar werk sOnder 'n dery gce. Hierdie slelling gclede genoem, voorkom dOli die groolstt· moct die kantoor in Die party hel uit hierdie liewe gevolge wat so 'n pensioen vedaat. Engela word deu r politieke probleem by die korporasie nog slt'eds le in 'n Katutura sluit en ruDeS kompIeks mCI die hulp Slap kan inhou was die MOlonane( IOjaardiens) waamemers gesicn as onbeheersde ambisievan verskeie van soy amplt'· voertuie van sy werk.ers van Suid-Afrikaanse party in andcr verwikke· en Niklaas Mokomelo aanvoorwerk vir sy afneem en verkoop ioliglingsdeskundiges. lings Wocnsdag oak (werksaam sedert 1978) uileindelike aftrede. nare. terwyl daar sterk ge rugte tydens 'lie onafhao· besig om na 'n hui li in is ook afgedank sonder .Die DTA het in die Die geveg vir die hoogste sporte in die N8C hel beslMn klikheidsvcridesings, 'n PasteuTSl raat . Wind· penc;iocn verlede sy fi nansi e: le ret!ds sulke afmetings geneem dal niks meer . ontliien word om dif te bereik nie. sitter, ' volskaalse sieikundige hoek-wes, te gaan kyk Ve rlede jaar is daar po:si1.ie gewcldig versterk Hierdie stand van sake het reeds korl v66r die ook 'n aamal werkers uil eie bronne mOlar ook -"'-,,- vertrek van eertydse nuuskonlroleur, Yussuf afgedank onder andere u" geld w., ,,!>oIUI;CllI die hoofskakelOOample, ,,'ge wyse' u" Su,'d-Af- Haslian, sigbaar geraak en is • indien dit nie Staatsgreep by NBC Ferdimmd Tjombe, wal rika ontvang is. !.rl.Sler gebeur het nie· boesig om tOI 'n krisis le leL volgens homseJf moes Builelandse Minister As onafhanklike waarnemer Iyk dit asof alll' I D'IEp"Us;, moesgistermiddttg by dieNBC iogryp om drje werknemers loop oor' n beng waann van Suid-Afrika, Pik reels, instellings en J!ebruike wal in korpora- 'n saJarisverhogm' g aan-.dringtn uitsendings n:i llhOO ontwrig tiewe be .~ighede van toepassint! is ft.'ed li oor· hel uh 6...... hyvrese U1l gc.~'P rc ek het BOlha, hel verlcde Jaar ( die finale behetrkamer tehaBI. HuJlesal na ver W31!1ing vandag boonl gegooi is in die "eldlng um die \'lIkanlt' e die purty!S bcslg om ' n In die openbaar erken die hof n~rskyn, monopoJie In d ie dOlt Suid-Afrika in die posisie van nuuskon'roleur le \'ul. Die mans iskort voor13bOOarrestecrnadathul sed ~ rtdieog"end Om Oil Iyk SOOS: "ELk e man vi r hOlllself. God vir om .. pcrsdrukkersbcdryf le geheim geld :lan poli- hulselftoegesluiten niemand toegelaat hel om binnetegaan nie. almal," soos die veldtog ,'iT die hongste posisies verkry. Sy werk wo rd licke part ye in Namibi e: Die mans hetna bewering gisteroggend ' n versoek virsalarisverhog' in intensiteit toeneem en selfs 'n skaamll'lose nou gedOCII deur Andrew bcskikbaar gestei het vir aan die hoof1c:antoor van die NBC gestuur met die dreigement Malj ila, DT A-LP en hul poliliekc stryd teen rugstekery het orde van die dag geword. moet voor elfuur Ball hul versoek voldoen word andersins sal slcimminisler vir In - Swapo. 'n Bedrag van Huidiglik sou dit moontlik nodig wees om hier· uihendinp ontwrig. en Publisiteit. meer as RIOO.miJjoeo die posisie vir Iwee jalll' le vrie .~ sodat die Hune is meegecleel daar kon niks aan hul versoek gedoen word nie is deur Botha in die aanspraakmakers hul by die werk kan bepaal hut op die bestemde tyd alle uitsendings afg~sny en musiek nare op die openbaar erken. en die nodigevaardighede opdoen . wat hul nou hel nie het nie, l;'"•• ,,,,,", is volgens bronne lohan Die DTA word geglo 'n wernemer by die NBC is sommige stasies met d I de Waa1 , Rina Grove. was die vemaamste 'n Faktor wat beslis ook bydra is die atbetaling

~~~p~o~sJc~an~'~OOgr~V~er~b~i;n~d~o~m~no~rm~~al~I'~W~'","~~d;;~n~g,~s~o~v~.~r~m~o~'~n~tU:Oit kon alle Hasies bereik word rue, ' k~~~deN;k~o~s~ Klerkm~;':h~e:n~v. :e:,.:n:;:c~a~oge~D~'v~anld.:g:e~'~v~an ~~hi:' e:.w:"j selvan bereik werkers is waaroornie maa daarr wat du kesverer opgeen kee uitsluit·r SO OIi ~ lastigeonkruid sy kop net weer by ' n ander plek uitsleek. Dit kan nie regverdig wees om van werknemers die besle le verwag wanoeer die Swaard van Damokles "ir ma;mde lank oor hul Swastikas vryelik beskikbaar hoofde gehou word nie. Die NBC behoort. indien dit die belangt' Yltn dit, DIE Swastika, ' n teken wat sedert die dering van idees wat op winkels beskikbaar in die le leen die venoon van publiek, die werkoemer en die korpnrasie in "!! Nazi-tydperk~ 'on teken van rassehaat en rassesuperiorileit dui VO ntl van veral modder- die swastika. neem so vroeg moontJik uitsluilsel te gee oor ma~~.asl a .g ti dgs geword het, is in ver­ me. " skermplakkenjies. In ecn In Dui tsland word die presies wltl die lot van die werknemer is. skei~ winkels in Windhoek beskikbaar. $eksie 2 ~ dal die van die winkeltjies was venoon van dieembleem Betaal af, of los. Die moontlikheid bestaan dat persone woord ' artikel' vir die die voorraad gister verbieden is 'n oortred· In die lussentyd is daar ook in die wandelgange doeleindes van Seksie 1 uit vcrkoop. ing swaar strafbaar. onweerspreekbarebewyse vanstaatsinmengin~ vervolg kan word daarvoor maar geen emge vlag, leken o f Dierks sa die klub op Neo Nazi en cegse· in die werksaamhede en nuusdekking van die klagte is nog in die landshowe geie nie. embleem insluit. Swakopmund waarin hy bewegings in Duitsland korporasie, Die meriete "an so 'n slap sal in die Daar was nog geen die bierb:!ker mel die maak nou gebruik van mecste ge"alle deur diegene wal dit ondersteun Adjunk-minister van rals Pub ' gcslen hel. klagle dusver gell! nie swas!i.ka- - cmbieme wal ietwal rcgvel"dig \\"i l word maar media wat "oorJ!e s ~ Wertce, Verv ocr en Kom- Die Wet op die Ve r- mOlar re gsbronne IS oor- embleem opgeOlerk het. verskil van die swastika. PHlct word, kan niks anders as: " Hi .~ Master's murukasie, Klaus Dierk.'I hod van Rassedislcrimi· luig die wet is ook van behoort ilan die munisi· Die Duitse regering is Voicp(HMV)" wees nie. is not! bcreid om '0 klag nasie 26 van 1991, At· locpassing op persone paliteit en hy het die oou besig met wet gc- Iodien daar 'n gevoel bestalto sekere gelee n. leen die vertoni ng daar· tikel 11, Seksie I lees, wat hierdie t.ipe embleme nuwe burgemeesler ver- wing om ook hierdie thede wont nie geooeg dekking gegeenie is daar van te la, m\ hy op 'n vry omskryf: "Geen in hu l winkels vcrkoop. sock om aan te dring 6p embleme en enige wat ander kan:lle om kapsie daarleen re mauk. onl angse besock aan persoon sal in die pub· ' n Vinnigeondersock die verwydering daar- die swastika.veTSi n- Daar is "ele radio· en televisieprogranllne lI'al Swakopmund 'n bier- liek enige artikel ver- van winkels in Wind· van. nebceld onwetlig le voorsiening maak vi r di e mening van die pub­ beker met die swastika· toon of versprei wat hock het getoon die Hy s@ indien nodig is verk..Iaar. liek, Die tydelike skorsing "an Sltcke), :e~m~bi'ee~m~;n~d~;e~'~A~d~m~'~'-:::!g~e~m~il<~;~S~~getrt'e is.

Di, sal nie nwollllik wet's UIll die lwlall)! van di t • News For Now funksie. Maandag, by Staalshuis aft!, .~kr~' r nil'. Alh oc:w el dit egtCl' hoe belangrik kon weell bl'­ Here hourl die uileindelike beslis!>illg nor !II' dit by!!£,­ The paper of the woon mot'l word of nie by die vcrsi;ll!gt'wer le. people's company \ nders II wet ' n Irs np gcsu~1 w.>rd van al die (li.nrre u :)1 ~o belanl!rik io; ttat rti l nil'" deur 1t'1 ! o.: \"IM(' m'-"t!cioop nll}{'1 Wllrn me. Oil. 'Il 'tit' ~Wf.~nfT1 'f'rlt'enul \ ('.'~ 'HI I1,I:lt' \ t'I'r 'IIIr"Kr,flehkh('ld tt'l'l\t,,,!,"..tu '" •., '.1 ...... '--- T+tEHAMIBIAN- Friday danuary 22 199317

Tel. 36970 • Classified • Fax. S3980

- W"nlt-d to Rt.·nt Prupt' rty fur sale Legal !\,otiees Legal N'oticcs Legal Notice!>

-'" " ., ,' " .' h ~. area in the piioo range of IN THE HIGH COURT HOME NURSING IN THE HIGH COURT OF IN THE HIGH COURT OF OF NAM IBIA Study our wond erfUl .ill RSOO per month. Phone NAM IBIA NAMIBIA month Diploma Coune Mna at Tel 36970 office In the matl.er between: In the matter between: In the matter between: And pin knowledge that hours. SOUTH WEST AFRICAN SOUTH WEST AFRICAN KERRY McNAMARA will be u""fUl to you all BUILDING SOCIETY BUILDING SOCIETY ARCHITECTS the day. oryour life. Plaintiff and HERMAN Plaintirr and CECIL VAN PLAlNTI'FF AND MR JC Apply: Contact Harry, EICHAB Derendant ZVL Dercndant ADRIAANS The Princlpal Magrllthor FOR SALE DEFENDAN'J' The Good Sam-.ritan PLOT and PLAN Notiee of Sale in Notiee of Sale i.I1 Correqondence SonyalnOut Khon1Qdal E:.:ecutiOD. E:.:ecution NOTICE OF SALE IN .coUe,e of Bome Advel1llllng Various erven with plans EXECUTION. NW'8lnK availabh: extension 10,12 A SALE IN EXECUTION We wish to extend a word P.O. Sol: 3117. Pursuant.ID a Judgmenl of the Pursuant to a Judgmentof Depal1mentand and 13 will be held by public ofthankll and apprecia~ion Dlmamp... k above HonoullIble Court the I/.oove Honou rable t.c all our friends and 20111 reach the sranled on 12th day of June Court granted on 6th day aution on SATURDAY tho relatives, wholltood by and nation through Phone HIUlD." 1992. the following or November 1992, the 30TH of J ANUARY 1993, LEARN Groenewald nowli supported us during the immovable pmpeny will bel followi ng i mmovable at 10h OO in the forenoon at DRESSMAKING the Namlbla"1 Tel 211474 from 08hOO • illness and departure of sold with out reserve and property will be !lold No 14 OUT EN IQUA in 1993 20hOO STREET, WINDH OEK ou r beloved son aJld Phone 224161 Vj$ canhelji VDCtl tOOlS by the Deputy without ruerve and brother, Mic:hael Sheriff of the Di strict of Yoctatoots by tbe Deputy during which there will be Elna Piekfyn you with 1\!1ru sold in executioD as a Ve'lemburukll. Zeraeva your % vnNDHOEK 00 Fri~ y . the Sheriff of the District of who was born 14.08.1954 29th ~y of JANUARY 1993 REHOBOTH on Friday, result of an attachment For Salt· made on tbe 30th of and pused away OD advel1l8ing at 09hOO in lhe forenoon at erf the 29th day of JANUARY 5.01.1993. Special thanks no 2410. Wanaheda 1993 at 10h15 in the November 1992 under a requirements! ' Writ of Execution hUlUed goes to Or Katjitae and Transport problems to and Towruhip. (Extension Ne 4). forenoon in front of the staff of the intensive care Omongo Street. Windhock. Magistrates Office at on the 20th of November from School? 1992 by the abovenamcd unit of Katutura State Make use of this bargain. CERTAIN: Rehoboth ...... R125 000 KERRY MeNAMARA Hospital for their Bicycle as good as new for :; ~~ Erf No 2470. Wan"'eda P.O. i!.oo:!0783 8 Bedrooms ARcmTECTS (Plaintim relentless efforts. From R400.00 onlyl Township, (fu,tcnJion No 4) CERTAIN: fo/AUlBIA . WllolOHOEK 1 Bathroom against MR JC Chief Christian Zeraeva Phone Brigitte at tel36970 T11.(061):I69111 Fe (0611 :l39al SITUATE: ErfNo REHOBOTH 400 D To view phone ADRIAANS (Defendant). and bereaved family. during office hours. In the Municipatily of SITUATE: Drie. Shanjenka Wi ndhock In REHOBOTH SECONDS SALE ----- Tel229218 0triee Entl'rlaiORlI'nl Pr<'IJl-rty r~ 1I' s.llt· REGISTRA n ON The "Conditions of Sale-in· ONE HI· Ft SET Ladie8 Panta I Top, 227633 after hotml. DIVISION "K" EXe<:Utio n" will lie for ONE TELEVISION SET Skirts I Top, Dresses, The "Conditioru of Sale·in- ins pection a t tbe office of Skirts a nd shor ts. E ~ec uti on · will lie for the Depu ty Sberiff at TERM S: "VOETS'I'OOTS" Jewellery and Wal.ches Te Koop:.·n Erfin Golgota inspection at the offiee of the REHOBOTH and at the CASH TO THE at COLORS • Katutura (Erf nO 1775).·n Head Office of Plaintiff at mGHEST BIDDER Level 1 , Wernhil Park, Nuwe uitbreiding. Gaan Deputy Sheriff al Windhock and Plaintiff's DATED at WINDHOEK Phone 32314 besigtlg &elf. Wl NDHOEK and at the Hud Office ofPlaintitf at Windhock Attorneys, Fisher, on this 8TH day of Photostat Machine for 8ale Legal Not ic(>s and Plainti ffs AllomeYI. Quarmby & Pfeifer, at the DECEMBER 1992 . in good condition. Pbooe Fisher. Quannby & Pfeifer. a1 undennentioned address. PF KOEP & COMPANY 213107 the ulldennellliolled Iddren. Dated at WlNDHOEK this . ~~~iJ~J..~,"",,~.J' .L61 .1, Jaguar XJ6 Executive· 78. PROPERTY ,S GO TlI!i=. ~~ ~~r. ... lD*~ .at WlNDHOEJ' tIli\ 14th day ofDecember 1992 n I'I :EW& 1" R R4 SOU as il. Pie" AND EVERYTHING 1937 1.511i day of De'cem ber 1992 PLAJN1'IFF OlDtaoct 061·219217. WE TOUCH roRNS TO NOTICE OF FISHER, QUARMBY & FIRST FLOOR INTENTION OF 1970 Fiat 128 Bakkie with SOLDI FISHER. QUARMBY & PFElFER ACME CORNER CHANGE OF KASINO STREET eanopy, spare gearbox. 2 PFEIF>:R Attorneys for Plaintiff WINDHOEK spare wheels and extra TownhoU8e Er08park SURNAME Atlomeys for Plai nliff lOB SWABS Building R210000 108 SWABS Building Post Street PFKllkI12302 rim. Neetls a bit of work. I. Tulikefo Mutota Hambeleni 3 Bedrooms Post Street W1NDHOEK Price R6.000o.n.c.o. ~ s idin g at Wanaheda. Erf 131 IN THE mGH COURT Contact Ola! at 34660. 2 Bathrooms Windh oek, currently W1NDHOEK (Ref : EP/mM4S1 OF NAMIBIA Lock up garage unemployed intend applying (Ref : EP/mM348) In tbe matter between: Windsurfers for sale, 2 Surrounded by walls for to the Mini ster of Home INTHE HlGH COURTQF CVMO'l' (PTY) LIMITED Boards, sail, mast, boom privacy Affairs for authority under NAMIBIA PLAINTIFF AND MR Adlllt and extras. For 2000 section 9 of the Aliens Act . In the matter between: JACOBS Va ELRON 2. Prime BWl in_ o.n.c.o. Contact Olaf: 1931, 10 IIsume the·lumame IN THE mGH COURT OF SOUTH WEST AFRICAN MOTORS DEFENDANT 34660 ""'perty Comcliu$ for the ~l5on s that NAMIBIA BUI LDING SOCIETY Passion House Fantasy Okuryanrava: H.rnbeleni it uneofmy names In the matter between: PlaintiIT and JAMES NOTICE OF SALE IN R376000 1 p~vious l y bore the names catalogues Stokn SOUTH WEST AFRICAN ALEXANDER LUCAS EXECUTION:. Tu liltefo Mutata Hambelen i. BUILDING SOCIETY Defendant A SALE IN EXECUTION nu. f&llta.Uc Any person who objects to my For the lates! C81aIogtJe 01 sexy A brown Plaintiff and HERMAN will be held by public ruckuck prop<»iUon au umpt ion of the uid und. (lingerie}, I58laid and &dun EICHAB Defendant Notice of Sale i.I1 aution on SATURDAY the eontaining several This property includes a surname of Comelius should mOYi86 jus1 arriv9d from US A. E:i:eeutiOD important letters, IS soon 11 may be lodge hi s 30TH of JANUARY 1993, Send R2·00 po&laj or(jQ( 10: huge building, consisting documenh (ino purple objection, in writing. with a Notiee of Sale in at 10hOO in the foren()(,n at Passion HOOS8 , of a fully equiped Butchery bag) and two black and statement of hi s reasons E:.:ecution Pursuant to aJudgmentof No 14 OUTENl UA P.O. 80x9296. plus delivery bakkic, and a brown addres~ books was therefore. with the ~gi s t f"$l e the above Honourable STREET, WINDH! EK Wlndhoek big open space for another stolen. If anyone has ~een of Windhock. I'UrsUafll 10 I Judgment of th e Court granted on 30th day during whicb there W\' ] be or phone 061- 225111 bus iness, e .g. a it contact Bridget at 36970 above Honourabl e Court of Oetober 1992, t he sold in execution I 11 Supermarket. Contact us for Iuflhef intoona1 ion. sranted on 6th da y of following immovable result of ao attachr 'e nt (w) 43688 (h) for further details during Trade lI!"Iqulties welcome THE ALIENS ACT, November 1992. the following property will be IOld made on the 30tT of office hours at22548213 1937 immoVlble property wil! bel without re~erve and November 1992 und r a To Afterhoun: ut NOTICE OF sold without reserve and voctstoots by tho Deputy Writ of Execution is lied Michelle Bamm. 92592 • INTENTION OF YOcutOOlI by tlK: Deputy Sberiff of the District of on the 27th of Novel ber Chrlnie Schroeder­ CHANGE OF Sheriff of the Di strict of REHOBOTH on Friday, 1992 by the abovena led Meinert 226998 SURNAME REHO BOTH on Fri~y. the tbe 29th day of JANUARY CYMOT (PTY) L1MJ' ED Gun.o.ie Duvenhale· 29th day of JAN UARY 1993 1993 at lObOO in the (Plaintiff) against MI A 52397 t, Andreu Sartiel I'!:siding al al 1C»!30 in the forenoon in forenoon in front of the JACOBS Va E LRuN 026/4.5 Fanlo Street Soweto front of the Magist,.tcs Office Magistrates Offiee at MOTORS (Defendant employed 11 a biker. intend a1 Rehobolh. Rehoboth. To let in various sizes apply ing to the Minisler of ONE COMPRES:'O R and areas. 1l000e Affain for authority CERTAIN: CERTAIN: HEAD Contact under section 9 of the Aliens Erf No REHOBOTH 446 G ErfNo REHOBOTH 768 B , Act. 19)1. to auume the MANFRED BLOCH SITUATE: SITUATE: surname Neh. le for the Tel229881 (0) or In REHOBOTII In REHOBOTH TERMS: ·VOETS'I'OO'I'S" TO LET reasons that Sartiel is my 224049 (H) Th e "Conditions of Sale-in- The "Conditions ofSale.in· CASH TO 'TH E EROSIDLLS father's name. J previously R3 OOOp.m. Ex ecutioo" will li e fo r Execution" will lie fo r HIGHEST BIDDE R 3 Bedroom flat with b.Lc. bore the names A.Sartie1. Any 4 Bedroomed house, lovely in ' pection at the office of the inspection at the office of DATED at WINDHOEK scperal.e toilet, bath and person who objects to my area. Immediate Deputy Sheriff 11 the Deputy She riff a t ori this 11TH day of kiU:hen. Living room fully assumpt ion of the said occupation. REHOBOTI-I and at lhe HCld REHOBOTH and at the DECEMBER 1992. carpeted. Call 227740 after surname of Nehale should as LUDWlGSDORF OfficcefPlaintiff at Windhock Head Office of Plaintilf at PF KOEP & COMPAA'Y working houT9 . soon ill may be lodge his Re 600p.m. objection. in writing. with a and Plaintifrs Atlorncys, Windhoek &.Dd Plaintiff' PER: PF KOEP 4 Bedroomed house, fully statement of hi s reasons Fisher, Quannby & Pfcifer, 11 Attorneys, Fisher, ATTORNEYS FOR We a re i nl.ere rsted in furnished. Immediate therefore. with the Magistrate th e undermentioned address. Quarmby & Pfcifer, at the PLAINTI FF lellosing for Dur use occupation . To view, of Windhoek. Dat ed lit WINDHOEK thi s undennentioned address. FIRST FLOOR Industrial premises of please co ntaet Judy at 14th da y of December 1992 Dated at WINDHOEK this ACME CORNER approx. 200 sq mt for 43253 (All hou rs) 14thdlloyofDecembcr 1992 KASINO STREET manufacturing I FISHER, QUARMBY & FISHER, QUARMBY &. WINDHOEK distribution of chemicals. +1. :mo !Iq.m. Workshop PFEIFER PFElFER PFKllkIl2302 Occupation 1st March and offi ce fo r sale i n Atwrneys for Plaintiff Atw rneys for Plaintiff 1993. 3 Phllse po we r Lafrcnz areas. (NBWTEK 108 SWABS Building lOB SWABS Building Be WisEi~ required. Please contact BUILDING) R370 000. Post Street Post. Street WINDHOEK Sam I,aUf or P Mouton at Plea.~c I'hone Johan WINDHOEK Advertis~ C06I)ilfi5:!4(w; Stcenkamp· Tel:!281S2 (Iter: EP/mM450) (Ref; EP/mh!I439) ,~~ 18 Friday January 22 1993 THE NAMIBIAN

I.(>~.d :\0'1<'" - SPORT SHORTS ...SPORT IN THE HIGH COURT OFNAMIBJA M -NET SPORT UP-DATE In t!:ae metter between: Birds meeting HEAVY PARTS SATURDAY: T RIAN • Highlights play-off game. Road, Leeds. ':: ENTR E(P'I'Y) LIMITED lNTERATLANTIC Bloc Waters Sports Club rc­ PLAINTWF AND 0 & H 15hOO • 19hOO S U • SATURDAY: 16h50: SOCCER of the Olympia inter­ minds all thcirplayers, members and sopporters tf) . \NTERPRISES PE RSPO RT WILL national Showjumping Li ve from Stamford UEFENDAN'I' attend tomorrow's Annual General Meeting at the INCLUDE: Championships held 15hOO -19hOO S U • Bridge. The English Kuisebmond Commonity Hall in Walvis Bay ':11 NO neE OF SALE IN C RIC KET • High· last month at the Olym­ PE RSPORT WILL Premier League game 14hoo. EXECUTION OF lights of both the Ben­ pia ExhibilionCentre, INCLUDE: between Chelsea and This was announced by Lohmeier Angola, the MOVEABLE PROPERTY son & Hedges World Earls Court, London. DARTS - Highlights Sheffield Wednesday. c1ob 's Public Relations Officer, who said prospe <:­ and 10 IN EXECUTION of • Series fi nals. oflhe Embassy World tive members players were also wekomc Judgement or the above 16h30: SOCCER - TUESDAY: Profesional Champi­ SUNDAY: attend, Honourable Court in teh Live from Prenton onships recently held abovementioDed suit, a Park, Bwtonhead. The 2IhOO: SOCCER : allhe Lake,ide Coun· OlhOO T lale will be held on F 0 0 Soft ball opener SATURDAY the 30TH of fourth round of the T H E RbAD TO nyClub.Surrey, Eng- BALL: Live fro m the JANUARY 1998, at IOhOO Engli'h Fe Cup match WEMBLEY: land Pasedena. California. TIIE Namibia National Softball and B3.<;cwll Lc;tgm: in the fore noon at No 14 Tranmere Rovers and 16hOo : R VG BY will start tomorrow a l the Ramblers SpOTt Fi('lds in OUTENlQUA STREET, Highlights and goals The HFL Supcrbowl Pioncerspark al 13hOO with lhe Rambler.> A lie EROS, WINDHOEK Oof Ipswich. of last week's games. H ighlighst of the finaL Half time will against DTS/Warrior.; as the- main aUraclion. the undermentioned FOOTBALL: High- Rugby Le.lgue Regal feature Michael In the women's division the Ramblers v. West- moveable property SUNDAY: lights of an NFL Final T rophy played Jackson li veauhesla· em Suburbs encounter was set to be a real hU II I- 1. GAS BOTTLES WITH L~2;;2h;;;;15;;:;;;;;;E ;Q;' ;iJ;;;;S;;;;;;;;;A;m;e;r;ic;a;n;;;F;o;;o;;'b;a;!!;;;la;;,;, ;;;w;c;e;k;;a;' ;;;E;;lla;n~d~.::d::i um~.::==-~~=-~ dinger, according to NN ~ .BA Pro Elizc Pctersen, METER 21(ONE) MOBIJACK Pass the Estate Agents Board Krabbe BA supporters' TERMS: "VOETSTOOTS" confident WALTER Gawab, spokesperson oflhc BlackAf- HIG~~ B I ;~ER THE Examination rica Supporters Club. announced that their sup- DATED at WINDHOEK A course presented by GERMAN sprinter porters should be at the Ramblers Stadium tomor- on this 8TH day or Katrin Kr abbe, who row 10 support their team. DECEMBER 1992 . "We are faci ng a 1lI0st diffi cult and very emb:l- W&.'I banned for four PF KOEP & COMPANY rassing period in the team's h.i slory, having \0 pl"y PER: PF KOEP years last September in the promoti on games and need evcryonc's sup. ATTORNEYS FOR after r.. a ..... a do'" test. "h 'd PLAINTIFF ...... ,.~ port, e S3J . FIRST FLOOR believes she will be at ACME CO RNER the World Cha mpion. Mini Marathon KASINO STREET M T Lo U I S T a,aarI" d B '..A B J usrl LL .B (U ..,.0 F S ) ships in Stuttgart this WlNDHOEK August. PFKllki12349 M.I.E.A AsSOCiated Valuator, Appraiser THE Pepsi Mini Triathlon wiU be COntested at the Krabbe, the reigning Katuturaswimmingpool 011 Saturday, January 30, lOOm and 200m world DATE: 14 March 1993 (08h30 . 16h30j and all sc: hools are urged to lake part in the event. NOTICE TO champion, claims that The organisers has contacted all schools and ath­ CREDITORS IN COST: R500.00 (excluding reglStration Fee of she will be cleared by letes can either form school teams or can be placed DECEASED ASTATES. the German Federation All persona having iaima exam and p rescribed' study materiaV into teams on race day. Igai,nlt t,he 81tf:te on appeal ne"t month Teams will then either swim 400m. cycle IOkm specified below, are eiJle ~ause the substance or run 2,5km. upon to lodge their claims shetook. Clembuterol. with the executors ooDoorned within. period AnneUe Aerla - (rei: 221080) is nol an anabolic ster­ Gutsy swimmers of 30 daYI (or otherwise !IS oid. indicated) from the date of UNDETERRED by theirdnlbbing in Harare 011 the publication hereof. handsofSouth Africa's swimming learn two weeks Do you want ... ago. Zimbabwe is scnding asquadof 19 toGemlis­ Registered number of ton in March to compete for the first time in the estate 498192 Currie Cup. Surname: CAMBELL ·· · to know God's Word better? Ch rislian Name.: Zimbabwe will also be sending 16 boys and 14 CORNELIUS (a.k.a . .• to equip y ourself to serve God? girls to the SA Juni or Championships in 8 10- CONNlE) emfontein from February 13- 15. They will be led Date of birth 06-06- t950 ... to work in the Church? by Gregg Huntillgdon and Sanlantba Hasluck. I.D number 500606 02 01252 " !, ,I.' From page 19 of Russia took four hour .~ Last a~dre9l),' 13 Enrol at . . . to eliminate Cedri c Pin­ REG INALD W L KER dally againsl the wind," line o f Francc 2·6. 6· 7 (5· STREET Gmf said. 7l. 6-2. 7-5, ,11 -6. Pi nlim' OLYMPlA,WINDHOEK Earlicr. S:lmprlls lost :l ( breezed int" thot! third rouud •.:AS INO STREE, An lonitsch of Austrill, a 6- WINDHOEK ofthc \\,~'llIe n 's single~, I'll! 3, 6-2, 6-7 (8- 10), 6-2 Date: IH)V1993 two-tinl<: lin:llist M:lry Joe Tel: D6 1 . 224691 winner ovcr Cau.:!dinn Qui~ Femanucl. hHJ to !iglu l'or , Notice for publication in REGISTER NOW FOR 1993 Pridham. Wayne Ferreira nlmost !WO hour.<. the Govcrru ~ .e nt Gazette of South Africa. seeded 10 F nll rth ·~ ('dcd S':lIlChCI on 2210111993 Md n scmifinalisl iast year, Vicario do... .-ncd crror-prolll' We are 0 Evangelical, based on the We offer 0 Biblical , Theological & authority of God 's Word beat German Be rnd Kar­ L.1Urt\ Gildl'mc ister of Pent Pastoral training bacher 6-3, 4-6, 6-2. 7-5. o Interdenomina tio nal 6·0, 6- 1. while No. 5 Fer­ o to equip Church workers No. 12 Carlos Costa of n:Ulde1. struggled past Shi­ o situated in Windhoek o to tra in lay leade rs Spain, a cJ ay-coun special. ting Wang of T:liwan 7-6 o fu ll -time, part-time & ist making hi ~ Australian (7-1). 6-4 afler a dogged debut, beat SwedcNicklns correspondence courses ba5C line ba tik. LET TH E Kulti 6-3, 6-7 (4-7), 6-4. 6 · PIn)' on the [4 oll\silil­ o training al Ce.n ili catc, WORD OF GOD 3 in another secrmd-rollnrJ coun s stlHtcd al\(.·r:l four­ Diploma & Deg ree levels mn!ch. Mn1iV:li Washing _ hour min

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times yesterday, THREE more qualifying times for the South Afri· can Championships Open in GermiSlon. were re· corded during ttoe second day of the First National Bank National Swimming Championships yester­ day. Fifteen-year-old lurie Badcnhorst was respon­ sible fOrlhe fi rst record ofthecompelilion when he clinched a gruelling 400m individual medley in an " WELL DONE impressive 5: 1i ,80. 1Ci rge Lindemeier, using breastroke to his adv an- BRAVE WARRIORS! 1age also swept 10 gold in the same event in a personal best ume of 5: 10,99, watchi ng Jurie oul THE FIVE star performance of the NamJbla na· of the corner of his eye. tlonal soccer team alurut the more experIenced JuLia Beck and Frauke BUcking al so qualified Madagascans In their World Cup Africa Group H for the South African Open with an impressive quallners second round In Wlndhoek was really perfonnance by Julia when she smashed the old thrilling. record in the 200m breaslsb'oke race. It was trllly remarkable that the Namlblans, with­ Earlier in the evening, Frauke wo n the 200m out adequate preparation after the long festive sea­ freestyle onc of her favourite events, in a time one son lay_off', outclassed their more fancied opponents and a half seconds belo* the standard she had to at some stages In the ucltlng match. Also remember this was the same MadalDscar that gain to be inviled to March's premier event. gave us a thorouah 3-0 h1dlnlln our ftrst World Cup Meanwhile Joachim von Alvensleben tied up his appearance and went 00 to shock group favourites second gold of the championships when he clinched Zambia 2-0 to become the leaders of Group H. a hard fought l OOm butterfly race in a personal best Zambia thenftred their coach Zoom Ndlhovu, who time of 1:03,60. had nve years service, because of this unexpected • In yesterday's sports section a photograph of defeat by D total outsider. Joachi m van Alvensleben was incorrectl y pub­ Soccer 15 a tunny lame, L.n ' t It? lished under the name of large lindemeier. The And Just when there was a cry to tb-e the actlng Nanlibian apologiese forthis error and any embar­ manager and coac:hina: staff, the same Madagascar rassment it may have caused. revived our hope!! by strullllng apJnst a much Im­ proved NamJbla squad. There Is hidden talent In the team that should be nutured with professional pldance. Sampras overcomes But It 11 diU too early to sui.... that Namlbian soccer has ftnaUy arrived on the AfriCIUI Kene. DOUBLE TROUBLE.•• Aranb:a Sanchez Vicario has dropped only six Soccer Is a pmetu.U ofsurprtsHand sterlln&:per- the misfires formances trom the likes of goalie Ronrue KanaJelo, games in her opening two matches. The Spaniard was t otally dominant and mldftelders Elltas Shlvute and Rudy Pahl were against LauraGildemeiester, winninginjustS3 minutes. Vicario brt!ezed MELBOURNE: Ameri­ ier. The German No. 2 on the baU. into the tbird round with a convincing 6.0, 6·1 'Win yesterday, Photo- can Pele Sampras over- seed beat Ame ri can Special praiR tboaW .. to Joana Sblwte, who graph: Agence France-Presse. came a misfiring serve Jennife r""Santrock 6-1, probably played the match of his IHe, espedally In to down fei sty Swede 6-1 after temperatures tbesecondstanzawheDwltbhlssuperbbaUsklllsand players from a certain the national team man- MagnusLarssoninfour plummeted and rain fell From page 20 I The powerful physique he had his Madal"scan counter- eague. town. team. race agemenL govenunent sets yesterday and power in the moming. delay­ parts at slxes-and_ sevens. or City." should not have to con- into the third round of ing the start on outside And KanaleIo, Shtvute's teammate at Eleven Arrows, ate of the Sports Council The Benfica boss added cem itself with the run- the Australian Open courts. Is IS very talented goalkeeper, wbo once again after which is. in return, funded that the entire nation ning of soccer, but the tennis championships. Oraf's win took her his sta-ling zone-six uncIer-2J performance, has proved by the goverment. Hence shouk! be involved in order past record of those re- The No. 3 seed beal 68 minutes and she was that all It needs is time and more experience before I think it is not wise for 10 give the team a national sponsible and the reasons he becomes the best. the Ministry to be directly image and 10 generate stated by the SportS Min- Larsson6-3,3-6,6-3, 6- in total control despite The towerlngBcrobatlc eoaDe was responsible for involved wilh the man- national support. istet areenoughjuslifica- 4 after a tough fight by a diffirulties wilh her serve the respectable score. Like a true ftsherman trom agemenl of the nalional • Top soccer personal- tion." player who sometimes and backhand in gusl­ Walvls Bay -hetimed andhandled theshotstrom the soccerleam." ity and Bleven Arrows Samaria also fell that was able to match his ing winds. S he was suc­ rampant Madalascan forwards. Christian concluded that boss, Frans ' Killa ' with the government fa- power. cessful with only 34 The hard-runnlne Rudy Pahl wasa different story. il was a joint failure of Samaria. had the fo llow- cilities, financial security Ste ffi Graf, the three- percent ofrer fi rst serves: He did the "donkey-work"for Shivute, coUectlne Ihe organisation by the Spons ing to say: "I think il was and professional approach. time women's cham­ " It wasn't easy, espc- loose ball.s and suppllngtht:m to hb powerful mldfteld Minislty and the NFA as a good decision by the "things could improve for pion, found her palh 10 partner and his cracklnl long drive Into the Ma· the Ministry was very in- government 10 take over the tt:ams." the third round far eas- To page 18 dalascar penalty area al most earned Kosle Spring- volved with Ule national r;:'=:::::::::::::==:=::~~==:;:::::::::-:=-=-=:=::-:~=-=:=::-:::-::;:-=-=:=:-;=-=-=:=---:;:=-=-=~---., bok a goal. team. r - DETONLY CAPE The Zambian HJgb Commissioner has probably "I am prepared 10 meet I ITA!o(WIO I tIoGUS!4I1f£ !OI.Tl,RE ~ I PRlDEOF spread Ihe word 10 Lusaka and Namibia can ex pect the Sports MiniSler, who I o nE KftTVI 0 '· D~ru~.eNC I fireworks (ronl the wounded Zambians In Lusakaon is doing a wonderful job. I tUTOQ;S". o OO£IIIV D JOUTII A D~'OGI:I~~ I Saturday, January 30. bul who has not been fully I .," ~~ Zambia Is hoping to overtake Modagascar at the informed about the whole I D U~~FCII Dl,ul,II(\IIlt/€ : AFRIWNS /rIJ.$£,ISO!<'J lOp of the standing!, and their chances depend on the issue. It is really unfair 10 I ~~~ AWI,OIE I las t two outings against Namibia and Madagascar - pUI the whote blame on ~ o NilOlf'f ANC o DEI- Sill 11 -.~ I D'L~ they need some convinclnl victories. the NFA as we all know it 11 l§~~~~E~§~;= O~...., A(~OI' Zambia hnsrecalled all tbelr Internutlonal players has financial problems and I~,:':"u IIEBWIt ~Ni I 0""''''',~- Oww Includlnglnsplrntlon.'Il captaIn and mJdnelder, Kalusha all its members have other I Irl~~_"~ -.~ Dwnlya who also scored against Tam:anla last Sun- jobs to worry about," ~ __ -r_..,...... , .. e_1 0'"'''',~ A.e~OI' - 1 U __. ( ~ .. ) o QUIIft CAOt O~ I day, und wUJ be going tor goals to bulld a solid goal- Chrislian concluded. . U/E.IYUNESOJ_U . DiTM.RINOlU o S"£(1'~\IU', I 1 O ,--_~ average. Zambia's reputation as southern Africa's • Benfica m.::ntor Efrai.m . CHWCTEIUI(ETtKS SPt:K"_0l.. "w~ o I champloruMmgs on a knife edge and therewlll beno Hansen had an different I ·OI.UIIO"'OOIl:lOE1....-tRS - I'ONltlll o 0-·MM mercy from now on. In fact, both their remaining opinion: "It was a good 1_ 1 ~~ WflD"'11WItH 1 -,tn/l_ • D~ w I outings are at home aad the c1asb against Madagas- move by the government I O/WERSC.O.O. OR ...., ' fAAfI'lO ~ 1'>I! car will be the decider. 10 take over the reins of CASH;!'OSTA!. CASHC.O.O. ORDfRS 0: VOO~llo1E1 I I ORDERS UlClOSED /JUST BE D~ D~t,Pll. I Zambia has nelded a completely different team the nationalleam. At least ACCOIIPANlEOSY o JL~ NE I IIJQ.OO O£P05IT o VlJI«RVU.G I trom the one that skinned Namibia 4-0 In Wlndhoek the regions will be able to r:iTICII TIlE 80~ ~,. ""'-- D"",o~ ~-~ and everything now rests In the hands of the Namlb- have direct contact with I L...J OFTIlESTUOY AID REQUJRED D ~M)$A D:::-~ I IfTmllOIllOl' D=q~':' lan coachlng staff. As I said earlier Na mibia has the Sports Ministry I 1 NAME IlOCK, O/UIIII - nOlhJngto lose. They must attack strongly as they did through its regional rep- I WlJ.IEI/ICI( D~ o 1'WE!11 ~!I'll 1 against Madagascar and never, ever, resort to defen- resentati ves. IAOORESS 1 ::m~: D=TEAII 1 slve wctlcs - or the Zambians will bury us alive. "The regions were not 1~;;;; ::;:;;:;:;:::;;:;:~-~=.~-;:;:"::: AndlDstly,thenattonalteamneedsanapproprlate given a chance to send ~IO~I LITERATURE R2~ g'i EA ,AI JNC(UOEO training programme and 0 repetition of the Ma- their players for national 1 ~0IIKll'1.1tB mmY"':!.~'M=_=" dagascar tra1nlne-camp must be avoided. Who kllOws trials. We know that some IT.o.t"l,uUlATYOI.IIt.I.OCAI..OOKSHOP.1'U!.U1! whllt could have happened If the players had beeD of our guys could makc it l =o:..~~~"r:i?~L~ properly fit. into the squad. {OI1)t0)·"". _AlX*.e

SPDRT FIXTURES... FIXTURES NAMIBIA FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION (NFA) PROMOTION/RELEGATION PLAY-OFFS

SATURDAY: RAMBLERS STADIUM . Black. Africa v. SFC Uni ted Stars (I 1 bOO), Mukorob Tigers v. Double Action Sanlos (12h45), Eastern Jumpers v. Ch­ elSea (14h30). SFC United Stars v. Doleriel T ry Again (16hOO). INDEPENDENCE STADIUM - Mukorob Tigers v. Eastern Jum pers (19hOO),DoubleAclion SanlOs ., --_. v. Chelsea (20hOO), Bl ack Africa v. Doleriet Try ------Agrun (22hI5), .. SUNDAY: DYNAMO .. ,Elifas Shivule (lefl), Namibia's slar against Madagascar at the lndependence Stadium on Sunday, challengi ng INDE PENDENCE - Mukorob Tigers v. Chelsea a Za mbian counterpart, The Brave Warriors are expected to visit Zambia in their second-last World Cup qualifiers clash (1 OhOO), Double Action SanlOs v. Eastern Jumpers in the Group H on Saturday, January 30, (I lh45),

NAMIBIA SOFTBALL & BASEBALL ASSOCIATION SATURDAY: GRN TAKE~-OVER, RAMBLERS FlELDS: 13hOO: DTS/Warriors v. Collegians (women), Ra mblers A v. Ramblers B (men). IShI5: Ramblers A v. Western Suburbs (women). J7hOO: Redsox v, DTS/Warriors (women). A WELCOME MOVE' DTS/Wamors v. Rlitntilers A (Inert).

Superior Quality NFA must sit back and watch ... Cleaning Chemicals Made right here in Namibia ' CONRAD ANGULA by FIRECHEM rN WHAT soccer experts described as " the besl CLEANLINESS THROUGH IN-SERVICE TRAINING sporting news of the year ", Youth and Sports NA MIBIA Minister Pendukeni Ithana yesterday announced Tel.: (061) 63244 Fax: 61136 that her ministry had laken over the manage, ment or the National Football team. !thana explained Ihat Namibia Football Asso­

m 1.)_ I ~ the decision was ciati on," Ithana assert ed. I;,KODIAMUS WINDHOEK COLLEGE OF prompted by hugeprob­ These included the EDUCATION lems expcricncedby her fai lure tosecure timeo[f Ministry du rin g the last from work for nati onal Registration : WCE Part-time intcrnati ona l match te am members, a com­ • against Madagascar. munication breakdown studies - 1993 ~ "The patience of this Ihat resuited in the minisrry finall y ran oul. Mad1gascaT team spend­ New enrolments will be accepted for DE B-C and HD E1I4 students with the poor organ isa­ ing fi ve hours at the air· only . tion and many embar­ port and blunders over rassments caused by the thc singing of the na- VENUE : WCE Cafeteria

DATE : 25-28 January - 10:30 - 16:30 (all students in Windhoek and all students wr~ing supplementary examinations). MOTOR HOUSE 29 Janaury 08:00 - 17:00 (all student outside Windhoek and new SAW) Suiderhof basis enrolments. PopuHerm SuidcrllOf Tell'lO: (06 1) 53175/6 (Fu: (061) PO SOl 80406 NB FOR REGISTRATION THE FOLLOWING IS REQUIRED: Windhock 1. An i dl;mt~y document. We buy and.wll sec:ond·haoo ca~ wh lfh will fit your BUT SERJOUSLY ...sport s Minister Pendukeni po~cl with 11 g u anlnt~ and It tCl.1 ftrtincalc 2. Present category classification as evaluated by the Ministry of Ithana announced yesterday that the Sports Education and Cu~u r e (New enrolments only) Flmll1flng through your own blink Ministry was going to take u\'er the manage­ 3. Registration fee of RSOO .OO (five hundred rand) ment of the nali onal soccer team from tht' NFA 4. An accompanying letter from the HeadmasterlHeadmistress Mazda 8 2000 tDV ...... R26 000 hier ar chy. VW Beetle ...... R6 000 stating that the school; GolfQTi ...... R7 SOO 4.1 is in possession of music insturments, if you are SMW S2S E ...... R32000 tional anlhems of both "I think Ihe move l:tk ~'n interested in doing Music as a subject ; or Ope l GSE 1600 ...... R34000 teams. by the Sports Minist ry Nissan 4 x4 LDV ...... R1 3000 Socce r pundits con.. c ame at thc wTong timc. 4.2 that you are involved in the school library, bookboxl 3.0 L Kombi ...... R26000 tacted byTIlc Nam ibian The S POr1 S Counci l, ;LS reading service it you are interested in doing Media 1600 Beach Buggy ...... __ ...... R12000 Spon gave different the umbre lla body of the Centre Science as a subject. BMW 728 .. ____ . __ ..... __ ...... RI3 500 opil1iun~ on il K: issue with sporting codes in Ihi s 5. Certified copies of all academic and professional qualifications. Bustness hours some stating Ihalthe Step count ry sh(1 uld have a (New enrolments only.) MondllY 10 FMday fr om 08hOO · 18hJO was long over-due 10 mandale to lake care of Saturd ay 03 bOO· t3hOO "save Ihe image of ou r The Silu:lti(1l1. Enquiries: Registrar Come and visit us and we' ll put )'ou on wheels gamc ... " 11Le NFA is:m :Lffih- Tel: 42421 (110) * Said Pn.'rnicr u:ab'l.LC chicfHendrick QUlslian : Tu 1):lj.!l' 19