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POLICE are investigating charges of kidnapping and illegal detention on the part of soldiers of the Namibian Defence Force after they swooped on a prominent northern businessman this week. Apparently between 40 and 70 soldiers were upset that Salomon Sbeya had been released on bail on Monday after being charged with murdering an army captain.
Sheya says he is now in fear to r SeM Geyser.aid: "It is not ofms life after ~ army scaJCbcd the firsllime but it is !he most his shopl and grabbed him and serious. You can pouibly an unknown quantity of weap overlook it the first lime or ons on Thesday morning. the even the second." day after a court had rele:lsed According to the office of him. He says he wil1nol ask for fue PfOseculor General, \cid police protection as "the army napping is 11 serious offence doe, not re spect police" . and canearT)' up 10 lOyean in Police ~bief Inspector Gen prison depending OD the deci enllPiel Fcuch~ ,al though sick sion of the Attomey GencruJ. with malaria, was yesterday Ondangwa poli<:c, under Dis THE Namibiao Defence Force yesterday went through its paces with live firing eIercises at Oscna base. Above: set to ask the Minislerof Home trict Commissioner Chief in Chief of the Namibian Defence Force, Lieutenant General Dimo Hamaambo. shows be is no slouch when it comes Affairs to speak 10 his counter spector Chivikwa. bave stlUted 10 handling weapons and can teach most of men a thing or two. Here he gets to grips witb a PKM heavy part III Defence. tW Police !lpokesperson Inspec- TO PAGE 2 machine gun. See story and more pies, pS, Photograph: Mbatjiua Ngavirue Spanish saga, round 2 AFTER two weeks oftougb legal battle which tested Na Worker$,$wavl~is mibia's authority to prosecute Spanish skippers ac cused ofiUtgally fishing In Nam.ibia's territorial waters, the case against one oflhecaptains bas been postponed ,agree Or:l WClge hike until March 7 for sentence. %, The tria.\ of Jo s~ Martinez Namibia', watera without a Cwrnz., Fnmcisco BIian:;a Rail, valid permil. He pleaded guilty THE NAMIBIA Food and ins with !be maoagemenl ~ Manuei Magda.leno Martinez., 10 the charge. DA'OUD VRIES !hey could expren their posi Carlos Pen'z Rawndo and Rail's heariag starts in the Allied Workers" Union lion on wages and a range of Manuel Mendez Pineiro fol Windhoek·Higb COUl1 loday. (Nafau) has reached a other issues. lows a daring high seas opera s.nor advocate Etic:one du Too, substantial wage increase a 35 percent across· the-board On February 18. the work lion rcrulting in their arresl 0.11 who appeared for CWlllZ, last agreement with Swavleis. . wage hike, which the company ers caUed for a work stoppa8e November 24 after they were nighllold TheNamibianfrom Nafau GencaI Sccrttaty lelm ~garded as unreasonable. demanding a general meeting found fishing in Namibian Johannesburg Iba! the case was Pandeni said yesterday the Pandeni said IlCgotiatiODJ with the management. watenc. not ell:pe<:led 10 be IS lengthy increase was • result of pro reached a c rucial point wbea The following day tbe two Jos6 Martinet: CUmu: Wall • as the finl one. tracted negotiatioos betweea SwavJei, declared ils willing coruendingpaI1ies agnocd on a conviCled of contravening , "The legal a..rgumerus will his union and Swavleis. Nego ness 10 offer 15 per ceru in 12 to 2 1 per cenl increase Cor section 22(A) of the Sea fish mostly be the same," he cx tiations started w ay back in creases. different wage categ o rie ~. eries act, which prohibits any plained. Oclober last year. Worken refused the offer today? foreign vessel from fishing in The mice ~ally demanded and demanded a general meet- TO PAGE2
STAY AT WINDHOEK'S MOST CONVENIENT AND AFFORDABLE CITY CENTRE HOTEL. OUR TARIFFS ARE THE CHEAPEST FOR VALUE IN TOWN H **TYYY CONTINENTAL HOTEL TEL: 37293 2 Friday February 22 1991 ,THE HAMIBIAN
SWAVLEIS • FROM PAGE 1
Pandeni aaid lbe a.greement wouldcovcr all 648 employees al Swavlcis meal depots and (actorics countrywidc. The un..misl described the spirit of the oegotialioru lIS e~cm pJiIy and silid Nafau was illlp~ssed by the "commitment both parties showed in reaching a mutually acceptable agreemcru". He also IUU'lOWlced that Nafau '$ annual congress was sched uled for Man:: h 22 10 24. The congress, he said, wu crucial in the sense that it wou ld be the first post-independence congress oflhc THE SWAPO Veterans union. TIle gathering i. expected Income up with resolutions on, Trust (SVT) is inviting aU among others, a ,honer worlring week, paid public holidays and members of the public to reco~lion a.greem.:nl5 wilb companies in the food and calerillg auend their braai at the mdumy. Also 10 be discussed are "the post-independence eco Katutura Community nomic realitles and the way forward", Centre on March I and Nnfnu, Pandcni said, would IIho remind the run ian of the MRrch 2. I',hakali m"~. ere of Februar)' 19, 1988. HI' added that it .hauld Ndilimani will pro\'idethe serve U:I reminderofthc hnrdshlps Namibiaru bad 10 golbroug,h enfertainnlent and the en In "earch of tlieH freedom. trantc fee is R2 for adults aud RI for dilldren. The braai will start at 17bOOon March 1 and wiU ACTION AT OSONA, Contrary to reports tbat most of th e Namibian Defence end at 24hOO ; and it will Forces' equipment is obsolete many of its weapons, such as this SGM heavy machine commence again on Man;:h NANSO gun, shown at an exercise I'll Osona yesterday, are highly effective and can still give 2 from 06hOO to 24hOO. many more years ofva1uable service. See also pS. The Swapo Veterans Trust was announced by the President, Sam Nujoma, at Ongulumbashe on 26 FAR NORTHERN Stuttafords under fire August last year. TIle President is also patron of REGIONAL THE Namibia Trnnspol1 and Ihal workers should be informed Panderapo, received a similar Allied Workers' Union (Narua) beforehand. waming and was given a aeven Ihe Trust. yesterday accused Stuttaford lust yesterday, seven em day n Olice dismiual. The braai is for a good CONFERENCE Van Lines of fOK:ing workers ployees at StuUafords were Allcompany workers met at cause, so organiser Fre to do over-time without nego given wrillen wami..ngs for their workplace yesterday and drick Matongo calls on the tiating the matter. refusing 10 take inltructiom decided lbw the workers' public to attend. VENUE: Ongwediva Nat:lu maintained that over after l7hOO. conuninee should take up the time had to be oegotiated and An eighth worker, JOlCpluU maner with the management
Training College IlUCk Ilfrived a, the Oluno Cuh Sector Ten army prison iD 0. and Carry to rellSte.t Sbeya. ha1r.lti for I few hOlm, before (Ongediva) They brought a lICuch warrant being released in liIe Iflernoon. illued by Ondangwa O1 I, is He wu not belten, but pushed DATE: Friday, 22/02 /91 taking statements from wit The latest ItOry begaa late Intcs and two police to seuch around. and his Witch and R150 Delle' includinB soldiers and last Saturday night in one of the ,hops, although witneQCs in cuh were taken &lid Ilter re Sunday, 24102/91 Shcya. However, the matter Sheya'. lix bu.inesses, the ..id the police ,toed by and were turned in full. could be toned out between Oluno Cub and Carry in even abullCd by the loldien. During the diY, police con- the Minilters and with clearer Ovambo. $beya Jbot dead army Eventually they seized Sbeyl IIcled headquarters for I dvice, TIME: 17hOO and all the weapon. fou nd . '" which il when Pouch!! told liIem guidelines laid down to '01- captain Job Amwele after an do DOt remember how mllly 10 in.titute I case I,Un.1 the diers onthelimitM to theirrole. argument which, according to Ihere are". Slid Sheya ye.ter Namibi&ll Defence Force. Once Sheya alto uy. be will bring .erne reportl, began when the All N anso members in day. investipdoel are COII'I'Plete,. charges agaimt the IOldiel"l. captain b aagcd chmp on the They took him to police It evidence will golOthe Allomey Earlier doubtful uresll by couD1er, aod escalated 10 the Ondlllgwa. Police told !hem liIe General to decide how to pr0- the region are welcome soldiers included people ar point when Shey. shot him in court prace.. had begun and that ceed. rested in December on explo the bead with anR4 automatic th e we apons lhey hid seized hid SheYI uy. he is the chair of sives charges and for wearing rifle which be happened to bave already been checked I nd were liIe Ovambo Chlmber of Corn· Enquiries: Elias at unifollIlli of the fODner rumy nearby. Sbeya told The Na found to be licenced. Soklie1"l merce 100 I SWlpomember. and of occupation, SWA TF, accord mibian last night: "Y want 10 refullCd 10 release him and even hIS no mililary involvement al. Tel. 118 Ondangwa ing to Geyter. These aM now apologise 10 !.be whole nation. sei7..Cd liIe gun with wh ich though he wu I ttlffie police· apparently proccedi.ng through It happened acddenraUy". Amwele had been shot from the man fortwoyeanuntill97j. On the couru. He wu am:l ted later th al police '!ltion, according 10 Sh Wednesday night , soldier night by poUce nnd held until the eYI. whom he sU
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THE Windhoek High Court '" pe rson with an in f" ri orinlci ye sterday heard Ilrgumerus frorll The battle rages on lecl, but stmng pcnonnlilY, the Sll1le that the findings of a could easily inOu c'llce some· MIXED clinical psychologist who one wilh a higher intellcctu>
1HB ANNUAL world·wide day of women', prayer will take pl ace on Priday Much I IlId the committee organiling the event · Some new faces in Namibia hope. more women thin ever will be involved. The idea of the day ~ that wom en throughout the world .:an feel united in prayer· while gov~rnment women in eutem counlries will in NAMmIA ESTATES I begin theirprayen or! Thursday, TEL:222471 olben will continue the chain III the earth moves round th e ' 1I1l". THE Government this week announced the creation of two new Ministries ThiJI yeu the theme for the SOLE MANDATE!! day iI "A journey together". as wen as the appointment ofa number of new deputy ministers. Below is a INVESTORS DREAM!! selected by thc Kenyan commit. brief rundown on some of the new appointees. tee for the event. In Windhoelc: activities begin Kalahari farm with tJ"emendous potential. at 19hOO at the Dutch Reformed • Barmlnus Rlkurura (ruck) tions in southern African coun AnIon Lubowski. He was also 5085 hectares situated in Southeast of Namibia Chll~h 00 Leutwtin Street Kukurl, new deputy minis· lries. In the 1970s he worked involved with building Na· Massive underground water resources unleashed acrou from the State House. ter of Finance. for Standard Bank and Stan· ntibia', game industry. Before by simply opening a 6·inch gate valve Prom there the women will form Curreruly the President of dard Chanered Bank. He is independence he accompanied a procession clIT)' ing blllners the Namibia National Cham· ma.rried with four children. Minister Ben Amathila to Plus minus 10 hectares under irrigation. and pennanls from the various ber of Commerce and Indus· Brussels to start trade and aid 12 Fenched camps ~ 2 with bareholes churches involved. Singing try, and head of the Treasury • Jesaya Nyamu,new deputy negoti ations which were suc· Pastures in excellent condition choin and pl"lyers will also be Department of the Commer· mlnJster of Mines and En· cessfuUy concluded bUI De· plus minus 250 Springbok, 35 ostriches. organised and the main speech cial Bank ofN:unibia. Born in cember when a Lome IV treaty will be given by Maria Klkuv. "., Comfortable 3-bedroom house with seperate Wiodhock 48 years a80, he Born in Oshigambo, north- was signed. He says he is very from Kaokolaoo. was educated in South Africa ern Namibia, 48·year·old much loolring forward to work· fiaitet. Many outbuildings Chairperson of the commiltee before further studies in Brit Nyamu studied in Nanubia and ing with Trade and Industry Cloclctte Boy. me.sed the inler· All sheep stocks or portion thereof available at ain in banking, international the United States where he Minister Ben Amathila. denominational upect of the reasonable prices finance and nlanagement of graduated in economic. from event. '''Ibe orsanuingcommit financial institutions. He was the University of California. Owner prepared to manage farm tee hu about 2S memben from • Pendukeni Ithana, fhe a study fellow al the Univer He iaIer weot 10 Mo.cow wbefe Price: R16S,OO per hectare all chu~hes in Namibia. When new Minister of Youth and Contact: Derek at iel: 222471 we LI\k. about reconcililtion we sity of Sussex and entered to be obtained a diploma in tech· Sports reaUy mean it and intend to turn do a doctorate shonly before nology in economic planning. BorninnorthernNamibiain it mto deeds." she Slid. returning to N:unibia in 1989. He has been a chief represen· 1952, lthana was schooled al Anyone requiring fwthet in· He has also done studies on tative for Swapo in several 0mbaI.an!u aod Osbivambo. She PUBLIC AUCTION formation about the Women'. Nann'bia's 6narQaI instirutiOD.'l African countries, iocluding to entered politics at school, and Day of Prayer can coot.(:t for the UN Institute for Na· the Orgaru5!ltion of African held posts intheSwapo Youth on behalf of Oodelte on 222303 or Mlurecn mibia including work visilS 10 Unity (he is currently attend League. At the age of 22 abe DEPARTMENT OF WORKS, TRANSPORT Prinz: al the CCN on 217621 . many ministries and institu· ing an OAU meeting inAnuM), left Namibia for e;ll:iie, walk AND COMMUNICATION and a member of Swapo's ing into Angola and !ben reach KEETMANSHOOP r------~ Centtal. Committoc sio::e 1975. ing Lunka by bus and on foo l. FRIDAY: I MlIrch 9nm. Before returning 10 Namibia She was amoog the first women The following will be aold: 9am Government Slores he was assistant to Minister 10 fight in the People ' 5 Libera Water & Diesel Tanks, Shareblades, tools, larpaulins, tents, Andimba Toivo ja Toivo who tion Army of Namibia (Plan). Ongwe Safaris was then Swapo'. Secretary hydrolic jacks, balteriel, tyres, chairs, furniture and more. She studied Public Administrn (PTY) LTD General. He is married with tion and Managemenl al the 11 am Government Garage: 2 ;11: M.A.N. 7 ton diesel. 3;11: three daughters. UN Institute for Namibia in Toyota Hilu;ll., 2;11. Toyota Stout, 2;11. Ford Sierra, 2lt Datsun is looking for permanent and Lusaka and did law by corre· • Anton von Wlestersbelm, Stanz.a., D:usun Laurel, VW Bcatl.e, Cressida, Maz.da 82(xx), spondence at London Unive r part-time guides and staff new deputy minister for Trad ~ buzu Bakkie, '2 Nissan Bakkies, Landrover. Ford F350. silY. Sbe waseleClcd secretary and Induslry of the Swapo Women's Coun Chev LUV from July 1991- Bornin Windhock, 39-year cil in.1980 and after her return Viewing: Day before auction . • old Von Wietenheim wu 10 Namibia in 1989 became Terms: Cash or bank gaunnteed cheques only Requirements: educated at the Gennan school Deputy Head of Legal Serv· For funher information phone the Auctioneers • Fluency in French and English here and graduated inagricul· ices in the Swapo Election Tel: (061) 53175/53176 twa1 administration in South Directorate. Last March she • Namibian Citizenship Africa. He put this into prac· was appointeddeputy minister • Good knowledge of Namibia tice, taking over his parents' of Wildlife, Conservation and fann near KalkraDd which he Tourism. • Experience in tourism tumed intoagame and tourism • Notions of mechanics appreciated fann with the help of hili wife • Helmut Aapla, tbi new ~ Erika andhil fivecbildren. He minister of FIsheries and .. helped found Namibia Peace Marlne Resources AUC T ION HOUS~ Send CV and references to Plan 435 in 1995 and first met He wal born and attended ' Swapo when invited 10 Stock· THE HOME OF AUCTIONS ONGWE SAFARIS (PTY) LTD his first scbools in northern holm in 1988, since wbett be Namibia, befo:e coming to . ~ ______d kePI dOle liaiiJOD with Swapo TEL: 061 53175 or 53176 PO Box 6088 WINDHOEK W~k to c~ his members, including the lale education. He became active in politics including Swapo's first publication and evenru· ally left the country for r ------jRANSK'El- - -A~;~~S -BOP- - --- Bouwanain 1966, aged21. He BASS STANOARD9 bEl&BOP I STANDARD9 studied further al Kabwe in Zambia and gradualed as a rn DEl&BOP D"OIIIEO 0,'5'"",..... O : 'g,~~IR. STANDARD 10 DSKAKEJljMG HOW STANDARD 10 U"UET(II) n """" Master of Science in Biology ISTlANGU.GE D~~t~E O~~llON O~~~:f. :~~~~:~~S O M ~IE~ from Vronezh University in MY NUlE 0 ~,'.',','" 0 ~,. ', ',.',VE 0 Sf;; .... ERI>IG TRANSKEI the Soviel Union. O l~~rw~ D~IIEOS4 ~O .., $1010 STANDARD 9 Returning to Zambia. he 0 D -.umc. DEl 0 KIHOEJlSV ..... O ~I TRANSKEI st!OIfI STORIES STANDARD 8 DIE Mf!llE D f~SETTI Laug11 at the Swapo £ann sclxloI., le l'l) becoming its vice.principal. In D:W: STANDARD 10 0 SOHlIURST TRANSKEI 0 Jl ~(M AN IIn," STANDARD 10 1976 he joined Swapo's Cen· 0 ..... DET tral Committee and was ap o PQEffiY QUESI D"fj~' OOWN SECOfiO '0' f OFlWODER/I STANDARD 8 o I ~U ROTHt o STANDARD 9 SECl)NOAIIY 'M_ poinled di.rcctor of Nyango ~~, ~ o I'1IIME" EIR M1 NllII: .. ~, DVOfnlG Health and Education Centre. o OTHEU.O U P\.Ofi IMGS i>lJ,YSF ROIoI o He then became Swapo repre· O NEAR I f.oJl DET D~l~~= '0'STANDARD 8 $entative in several countries. D~~~T STANDARD 9 DEl & BOP eventually becoming the rep· STANDARD'0' 8 CiI.ocI.-. coYeI$....., 10\;>1'" STANDARD 10 DEl o .A.UUSC.ESAII resenlative al the United Na ..,.,to" .ylar.. •. also S'-~d. ~ & ~ 2tlO llNGUAGE STANDARD 9 D$I'lr.1°U S1",,"n,,'OIlO ' lINE·8V-llNE $lJMMARI€S tions in 1996, where he re· • OET"'lEO NOTES THE .... NO mained until he returned home • CItAl'lACTE~ SKETCHES O U!lI.WM D :~~~~ G • OUESTIONS ANO MOOEl in 1989. He also has a diploma ANSWERS QUESTIONS. ANSWERS ENGLISH UNIVERSAL R18,95 + GST in intert\ftiona.J rel:lliom and R12,95 + GST D::H~' D r lCTORISAllON has recently published anove I. STP6-IOQNE800K O:=~!E~ COIIT.INJOIIL' AFR1KAANS Since last March he has been 01UG111AL SllfW D~, CAEA1NtWRInN(l. ST06-1~ON£BO()1<. ~""E~ING o deputy minisler of Mine~ and . TYPUOIIMU D lUTEA. PRECIS ESSAl WRlII11G ouunOMS D~~~~HE o Energy'. S AIIS.US D~~~"" ,,- SIO '0 NON-UTERATURE R18,99 EA + GST 510100 THE NAMIBIA" - REACHING ..efIC ..... I .. El~W MORE AND . ( I ::~~"''''-l '"'::-"'jj~lIC"'"~'~0\m STORIES= MORE PEOPLE ______I ______SIO ' O SIO 100 J 11 COUNTRYWIDE ~------EVERY DAY. THE NAMIBlAN Friday February' 22 1991 ·5 . Nigerian teachers to help
MINIS'lBR.QfEducatiooNaha!I Namibia is currently experi country had been able 10 send "The rea] Namibia is oUlSide ADguJa yesterday welcomed 31 encing a .severe shortage of such a strong contingent of Windhoek. Thats where the Nigerian volumeer teachers 10 teachers. leacheTS. challenges are and I am SUIl: th at Namibia 81 the "tan of their Most of them arc highly Namibia bad a. "historical if we pul our heads together we two year stay in the country. experienced teachers with many deficit" in the fie ld of educa can help Namibia rind its feet \ The tcachers have come fo years of service behind them. lion and the COW1ttry faced the educationally:' Angula said. Namibia as part of the Nige . By volunteering to come and challenge of adreuing such The Minisler was highly criti rian Technical Aid Corp pro help Namibia they have had to issues as providing equitable cal of complaints that the Nigeri ans might be laking jobs away gramme which was created to break: e.tablisbed careeu, and education, as well 11 improv from Namibian teachers. providclecbnical assislenceto many of them have made the ing the quality of education. "11lese people always COOI African, Caribbean Md Pacific sacrifice ofleaving their fami He said that he was sure that plain when other Africlnscome. countries. lies behind. with the determination, expe but they never complain about The tenchers that arrived When welcoming the group rience and enthusiasm of the all the South Africans in tile yesterday are all either Sci MiniSTer Angula said the gov Nigerian leachers Namibia country," he said. ence, Mathematics or English ernment of Namibia was grate would be able to meet those Anguli pointed OUI th al the teachers - fields in which ful that Nigeria as a sister challenges. Nigeril n telchers had only been invited because they poss.esed special sk.ill s which could not be fou nd in the country. Furthcrmore. they would all be working in rural ann where Namibian tcachers often did not RENE Abolivicr (Namibia general manager) and Marie wlnt to go unless they were paid special temtorilllll1owances. Dominique Girard (public relations officer) say: "Fly The salariel of Ihe NigerilUl us to Paris." teachers will all be paid by the Nigerian government, lIS wellu their relurn air tickets from Ni Marvellou s French geria 10 Namibia. As the hOst Namibia will only be expected to .provide the teachers with ac and their commodation, transportation within the country and medical care. The leader of the Nigerian group. Buha Shab Ml dugu flying machines... f Gure, said most of them had . 'TWO NIGlITS in Paris for Gobabis, and a site has been volunteered because they hid only R4 9" ny. the brochure, chosen for a French cultural shared what hid been happening painting menial pictures of centre which will introduce an in Namibil during the struggle pavement cafes, romantic walks ists and other links. Por the con for independence with grelt by the river Seine and $tteelS noisseUf$. the wine on first clan ieel;ng. crowde d with arti$I$ , Fre nch air is a pleasantly dry Le Meuneult He said Nigeria had alw.YI line UTA is offering this enlice de Ropiteau 19S5 and a sweet MINISTER of Education Nahas Angula and Nigeria's Acting High Commissioner been wi.llin g to assist Namibia ment 10 anyone flying with them Chateau de Bouade from Sau_ and Ihe best way in which they and Air [-ranee to London or tcrnel lO wash down any pate de Hamzat Ibrahim together with some of the Nigerian volunteer leachers that arrived could uS;SI wU by giving their New York.. foie gras. Vive la France. in the country on Wednesday. technical e..:pertil e. UTA is the first European air line to flydired to Windhoek., by utending a week.ly flight which currently goes u far IS Luanda. BMW APPROVED CARS The first fli ght will be a cham pagne speC Ia l on Ind epende nce day , Mareh 21 and from the n on 1986 BMW 635 CSI Auto Exec Silver the pl anes will leave Paris on Rl09000 Tuesday night, arriving in Na ON SHOW!! mibia the next moming, and fly 1983 BMW 635CSI Auto Exec Blue biCk. in the eve ning, arriving in THE RIGHI' AREA!! Pllris before 06hOO on Friday. R 79 500 French cook.ing and wines THE RIGHI' HOUSE!! 1991 BMW 325i (S) All extras will be on offer from the moment of boarding l!I planes escape THE RIGHI' PRlCE!! Red demo R 99 500 heavy South African customs 1990 BMW 525i Mex Red 30 OOOkm du ties which prevent more A lovely spacious family home with a sparkling pool! Fre nch wine arriving here. UTA Mags R 98 900 IS the budget $istcrof Air France, We welcome you to our show house and its cheapest return fare is R3 1991 BMW 525i Me (multivalue 3 14 to PlIIis. bUI nellly half as at 104 Jan Jonker Road. Engine) Grey Demo R125 000 much again if you come from Paris to Windhock an d bad; as Your Hostesses: Annetjie & Melanie 1990 BMW 535 Aex White 25 OOOkm South Africa hold s down prices 211211991 Thursday 16hOO · 19hOO R145 000 to th is region. lITA '5 single fares are more expensive, rang 221211991 Friday 16hOO· 19hOO 1989 BMW 525E Champagne ing from R3 483 10 R7 4 18 first 231211991 Saturday 10hOO - 12hOO class. R 48 000 The DC-IO and BociJ1g 7475 Telephone after hours: 221800 Annetjie 1 31713 Melanie 1988 BMW 325i(S) Grey All extras nyin~ the route will also be able or Telecall: 52222 to carry cargo. and gelleral man and mags R 49 500 ager for Namibia Rene Abolivicr ~ays he has already been ap 1987 BMW 3251 Mex Red R 49 500 pro:u;hed to carry meat and mel ~, ...... •...... •.••.•...... •.•..... ~ ons. • Wind hoek United Congregational C hurch UTA hopc~ Ihat up to S 000 , GOOD USED CARS people a yen will come from • Clos ind date: Date Drawn: 2 November 1991 France to N3mibia once the • 26 October 1991 1985 BMW 535i Mex Ruby R 33 800 country becomes more known _ • in France u in Britain mmy • CHURCH BUILDING FUND 1985 BMW 728i Mex Green R 34 800 people are confused about what ,• 1985 BMW 323i Mex Cream R 29 800 Namibia is, and some think it is Mercedes Benz 200 Automatic FOR R2? near Cambodia. 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Ti ckets-----Cash .. . , Luanda . s well as passengers. , From Paris it CRn link to de$ tina Private Bag 19003 Windhoek 9000 , lions all over the world. ~ ...... ~ France is set 10 become better known here. lbere are plans for a large French CBr faclory It 6 Friday February 221991 THE NAMIBIAN ITICAL Use your loaf! Tsandi bakers ONE has 10 hand it to the Prime Minister! He has set KATE BURLlNG little easier. ntittee compri!ing repre$Cnta projeel. a fine example as far as Encoun'lged by Unicef and livell of Uukwaluudhi'l IQ Bricks from the local pro accountability is concuned. the CCN·s Inregrared Area diatriers meers on a regular duclion learn were used 10 He has travelled the length 'MAN CANNOT live by bread Based p rogramme in basis to discuss ideas. Along construCI a small oven nexr ro and breadth of Namibia alone' but a group of people ar Uukwaluudhi. lhe community with small-scale candle pro a disused Fmish mission hos being briefed and briefmg Tsandi hope the profils from has been looking at ways 10 duction and a lO-srrong brick piralatTsandi and the group of in turn. He then hosted a their brand new bakery projecr m:1lc:e money in a region where maJcing leam. the bakety bnlin seven bakers- four womenand Consulative Conference on will bring money enough to the average ye arly income is wave has clllugbllhe imagina Ihree men - wcnt into acrion al make life in the remOle wesr less than R I 000. lion of people keen 10 gel in the beginning of lhis wcek. Nationm Issues, and exposed cm part of Ovambo at least III An income generation eom- volved in the Uukwaludhi Thebakery ·, eadydayswill the various Ministries 10 be largely lrial and error u the some very probing questions group works oul lbe produc from various interest groups. tioo methods and wbal. lhe p.ihtic One hope! that his example wants. With the presenl oven will be foUowed by others. rhey can produce up to 200 loaves a day, and another can AT the conference, the Prime Minister set out bis aims be buiil if rhe projecr is a suc and objectives with regard to both the countrywide" cess. Transport and fuel costs were srill being Curiously visits as well as the Consultative Conference. The three worked out in lime for Mon economic challenges for the Government, he said, were day. lhough collecting wood to reactivate the economy; narrow income disparities from the SWTOunding III'ClU and and reduce public expenditure. roping in local people with As far as reactivating the economy is concerned, we baklcies looked ro be on the have seen the Government extend the hand of friend cards. ship and cooperation to foreign investors by making Since people have to travel things as easy as possible for them. An Investors Confer· two hours to Oshakati to buy ence was abo geared to encouraging foreign invest· bread or make it themselves, ment, and tbus ultimately, promoting job a eation for the idea of small·scal e produc Namibians. Regarding the second economic chaDenge tion has srirred plenty of inter- of the Government, namely, narrowing income dispari. '" 1he bake~ hope it will prove ties, there hasnot been much progress. The gap between as succenful as the brickmak rich and poor does not seem to be getting any less, and ing, which in irs one month the Government isn' t itself presently contributing to a hislory has managed to sell change in the status quo as far as this is concerned. On PRIVATE Sect(lr Foundation trainer Heleoa Martin and Unicef consultant Pierre· everything ir made. Privale the third challenge. r eduction of public expenditure. a Louis le Mercier check through bakery costing figures during a meeting of the income Seclor Foundation·s Helena lot has yet 10 be d one. While one has a large measure of gernation committee at Tsandi. Martin. who trained the nine understanding for some aspects of tbe recent Cabinet women and one man in the 'reshuffie', in general terms it is not contributing to a brickmaJciog team. said all !heir reduction in Government spending. 1bese are higb demonsrration brjcu had been mapped up and that they were posts with healthy remuneratioD packaees attached. . inundated withordeJ'3 formall And while there is still a long way to go as far as the over the region. aims and objectives of the Government in the economic ' ·In [Wo weeks we made 4 sphere is concerned, one has to give credit where it is 000 bricks. due and acknowledge that the Prime Minister hasshowD At the moment if I a case of that he believes in participatory democracy and is IJyiog to keep ~ wilb. deJrwn.. ' prepared to go to the people. she said. SelmaNangulaofthe No·one can deny that the Government has the man· Women', Briekmaking com date of the people, but too many tend to take it for pany had come up to help with granted. In a countr y where economic bardship and un· the lraining and the new firm had been publicised on local employment is rife though, it is heartening to see Hage rndio. Geingob demonstrate accountability. Apart from providing the On television, radiQ, and in the pages of Namibian bakery wilh bricks. new loilers newspapers, the people of this country can form opin. in the area were'being built, as ions about what is happening in Namibia, but they stiD well as individuals who needed have many questions which are not necessarily an· building marerials for houses swered by the media, It is therefore pleasing to Se\: and shops. All that remained certain that certain leaders make themselves accessible in the brickyard was a pile of for this purpose. H all followed this example, there large demonstralion blocks - would be far fewer problems, more solutions and less .... and by the cnd of the day BRICKS from the Tsandi brickmaking proj e~ t when to build the oven for the bakery someone had asked 10 buy them fr~tration and disillusionment. which began operqtions this week. as well! If Swapo decided to hold its congress in the near future, thereby demonstrating its accountability to its supporters, it could solve the still-bothersome detainee issue in a matter of hours. It could also explain to its members, some of whom are still confused, about its Killer toilets a hit in the bush present fmancial problems. If the Minister of Defence initiated some sort of grievance committee, it would IF you were asked to tryout a VIP toilet, y(lu would be forgiven for expecting a state·of·the·art creation in white soon establish that many soldiers are unhappy about porcelain and gold flush handles. But if the invitation was made in the middle of the bush with not a drainage pipe their pay packages and don't understand thediscrepan, in sight, suspicions may be aroused. des in remuneration within the ranks. Hthe Minister of Information undertook some form of survey to meASure TIle Venl.il.aloo Improved Pit side of the loilet building and Tsandi, local residents have a the community to build the public opinion regarding the millions to be spent on the (VIP) latrine is catching on inlo the pit belleath. When the range of VIP toilets to choose loilers. rural flies which have buzzed their from if they would Iikt make envisaged Government newspaper, it would soon estab· fut among eonununilies ro OAPP rcpresc:nrative AF"e ~ and fo r it. ingeWoul llimplic way down into the pit see the . purchase. Communitywork Dahne arrived in Namibia in lish whether it could be a financiaJly (and even politi· ily it canceJtainly lay claim to ray of light ler in by the pipe, en have built four different January afterwork:ing for one cally) viable undertaking, or whether people feel that represent the state-of-the-art. they follow it. But instead of kinds in a range of prices as and-a-halfyears in Angola. In there are more pressing priorities. The idea is straightforward: being able 10 escape, they are dcmonstrations - the square lhal rime her project helped There would be a lot more understanding for the pit latrines are the easiest and lrapped at theexitby a pieceof cement corrugated iron roof some 700 families to build VIPs problems the Government faces if all the Ministers most affordablc toilets avail nelting. Nor being possessed version is proving to be rhe - once the idea caughI on, really took accountability seriously. The people are sup· able for people without much of much intclligcnce, they currenl favourite. everybody wanted one. She portive, they want to help, and the best way they can do money. but they can al so be continue 10 bUll at the nelting Apart from the VIP, in shows a photograph of one of it is with direct access to their elected representatives. It come smeUy fly·rraps which unlil finaUy tJley drop down Tsandi. a Scandanavian agen::y the firsr VIP's builr in Angola, is also the best way in whi ch the Government can dew no one is keen on using. How dead back inlo the refuse pit. called Development Aid People ried a.Ilaround IWithred ribbon. with frustrations. problems, grievances and misunder· to gel rid of the flie l must have The pipe al so help lake smells to People(OAPP) isbelpingto The eommWlity had a grand puzzled counl less thinkers out of the lalrine making a build them in Omunikila and opening ceremony whcn 11 standings among its people. I would like to say 'hats off during idle houu in. the dark of necessary visit far less offput. Naklyale. Five VIPs have been govemmcnl dignitary arrived to Hage' and hope that li aison between Government the latrinc - but onc oflhem. :l1 ting. set up in each village at the 10 officiate. and Namibia's very accessible population in terms of least, came up with III answer. Arlhe Uoice r/CCN commu homes ofhea.llh workers who numbers will go from sh'ength to strenbrfh. A long pipe runs down the nilY delvclopment projcct at will now be helping others in TO NEXT PAGE THE NAMIBIAN Friday February 22 1991 7
DTA makes new claims on arrests T H E DTA of NamibiA has lie cu.sed the govern ment of vIo. A commendable initiative latlng fundamental human rlghh guaranteed by the T HE Inltiatly. or the Prime Miruster, Hage Gelngob. in ar· ConstltulJoo In Ihe treatment ranglog 11 Consul tative Conference on National Issues, Is of cerlaln people currenlly 10 certainly a step iDth e right dlrtctioD. ThIs. combined with IU s detention at Wlndhoek Cen- countrywlde tour, is 11 . trong sign or a commitment to I'IC- ttal prison. countabillty, and must be given the praise that I1 deserves. In .. press stltement yes ter- In n country populated by about one and a halt' mUlion day, the DTA'I 'Hum .n RighlJ people, then Is no reason why the Government should not be sub-commiuec ' de ta ils prclimi- consistently accountable to those who elected them. T he u ry findings on investig.tionJ President and the Prime MInister have been In the for efront following reporu thlt people have been iIl eglll y arresled. of those w ho solici t the opinion of the people, and who take the held I rK! deported by the Namib. trouble to visit even the most far.nung areas of the countr y. jan Hom e Affaifll Ministry. Af. This Is to their credit. ter the initi al allegations urHer Gelngob, In this lnstance, has ramillarlsed himself with the this week. Home Affairs Perma. feeUngs oh broad spectrum orthe Namlblan people. Hechose nenl Secretary Nd l l; Klmati to do so In his own capacity, without relying on reports In the denied thlll anyooe auempting to press, etther n~ atlve or otherwise. And he showed that this leq l.lire Namibiln cit izenship could be done. had been arbitrarily anested or There are those Ministers who are utremely sensItIve to detlined wilhout trial. adverse criticism, whether warranted or not, In the press, but But in yes terday'S statement In the nnal analysis they could do what the PrllDe MInister Ihe DTA IislS a number of lndi· himself has done . make personal contact with the people. vidllll clSes it claims 10 have They have noneed of Government ' mouthpieces' 10 do thejob investiglted. II say, the sub· for Ihem In a country such as Namibia. There is simply no eommiuee has "establi shed Ihlt uason why they can't do 11 themselves. al least 20 people ." are bei ng Gelngob said In hisopenlngspeech to hlsCOR$ultatlveCon. held in the Windhoek CentTlI ference that 'Namlbla's participatory democracy r eqUires prison in the maximum S«"UOI), that Government pollclfS should be based on political Input section" .nd th.t ".n unknow n number of these pnJoners are frow tbe popular b:lSe'. seek-ing politic.llSylllm". His countrywlde visits, he added, were gellTed 10 putting to Tt fUflher alleges some of the work partlclp~lory government; giving people the chance to detain~s have been held fOI ask questions; to expound on Ibe policy of national reconcll1· periods of longer thpn nine allon; to dispel myths and clear up misinterpretations of months for ,uppolCdly being in government policy; and to mnke people appreciate the bal· the c",un try without vmlid doclI. anclng act that the government had to attempt in the tulnn· ments or for allegedly hiving a ment of needs. Apart frow meeting the people on hls famU· crimind reconJ. After giving larlsation lour, Ius ConllUltllUve Conference gave the cb80ce particulars of four cues. Ihe 10 various Interest groups In Namibia to put tough questlons reporlend, by e1liming tohave a toGovernment MInisters and bove discussions on matters af· list ot people held under .uch feeling our nation. The Government can only benent from cileum.tanees. but that "ar\.er this sort of exercise. Other MInis ters could take thei r cue e~rul consideration decided from tbe President and Prime MInister and themselves trav.
"~"'~'~'~~~I~'~"~'~""~~"'~~~'~" :' =l~iiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjijiiiiiiiiiiiijjiijiiiiiiiijjiiiii!iiifi ersethethem, nthercountryto thanco ham&nfllHwtthtbep to rely oneople, expensiveasweU DlOutbplec.sastolnform i which shnply don't do the Job as well. FROM PAGE 6 Wefed lhatthePrimeMlnlster 'sWbltePaper, to be tabJed at the nut session of the National Assembly, wUl the parttcl. With the project in Namibia, democracy which he has In to practice. the biggest problem wu the eosl, Agnelta upllined. AI prcsc:nl the materials alone cost up 10 R200. "Sometimes a few people can get together to afford the TODAY;. Friday, Febru ll)' 22, the 53rd day of 1991. 1here are toilet, but for others it'. (00 312 day. left in the year. muchofa luxuJy. Wea.n:}q1ins to get the price down by using Hi ghlighl. in history on thi. date: clay briclc.! instead of cement • 1495· French forces under KiDg Carles vm enler Na:-oles in and grass roofs instead of cor· Italy. rugated iron, but of COl.lI3C there • 1747 · A day offasling and prayer for the removal of the locust will still be so me oUllay in· plague from Table valley in South Africa. . volved .• , } • 1759 • French abandon liege of Mldras, India, on arrival of According to one proud VIP British flee!. owner, if you can afford il a • 1828· Peace of Turkma.nchai by which Pe rs ia cedes part of toilet was weU worth it. Apart Armenia, including Erivan, 10 RU llia. from improving bygiene, it • 1848 · Revolt erupu in Pari, due 10 failure ofLouia Philippe', simply made life 11. lot more reign. comfortable. "When I came • 18.57 - M W Prctoriu s appeanal Bloemfontein and threatens to to live out here I wanled a annex the Free Slate 10 the Trnnsv:tal. toilet before I lud a house. • 1900 - Genef1l1 Buller ndvI.PCCI and takes enobler's Kloof with There aren't many bushes the Outbin Fusiliers. around and thal means hang. • 1942 - 11 is a.nnounced that lribe. men in the Philippines have ing on unlil night time if you wiped oul :t Japanese regimeol. during World Wnr n. want to go to the loilel!" the • 194.5 - US Third Anny crolles Sur Ri ver south of Saatburg, said. Germany. in World War n. Agneua said conuuunity • 1964 · GlwuI become. one-party Sociali,t ,late. reponse 10 theprojcct had been • 1966· Uganda', Prime Mini, ler Milton Obote orders five very positive 10 far with 1011 of cabinet memben lUre.ted and assume. full power. people interested in the health • 197.5 - Military government of Ethiopia announces that 2 300 messages accompanying the guerri llas have been killed in fighting in Eritrel!. toilet·building. • 1986· Philippines de£ense minister and the general who was 10 "nu! area has suffered a become aOlled forces chief break wilh government of President grenl deal from its recent his· Ferdina.nd Mareos. tory. It has been left incredibly • 1989 · US President George Bush says he i. undeRalcing lrip 10 under developed and people China, Japan and South Korea to .Iengthen key relationship. wi th wanllO help tbelMClvea change I '· J lUl "friends and partners." all that. ,. • 1990 · Last Stalin Itntue topple. in Mongolian capital of Ulan But developnlC:lU projects had Dalor. 10 be real.istic too. she warned. "We have to change our ideas Today's Birthdays: . " to fi l in with people's actual ~ I ~.' George washington. first pre.ideol. (1732-1799): Arthur needs. us t Sc:bopenbauer, GettrWl philoeopher (1788-1860): Frcderic:k 010pin. ll's no good expecting people . - PoliabcompofC r ( 1810-1849); EdnaSt. Vincent MWay, US poet to get a\l excited about build· (1892· 19.50): Edward M KellDedy, US politician (1932-·). ing loilets at this lime of year .,-~ .,. when they are busy working in , ; ' .'. :. Thought For Today: thei r fields. " ~ '.! . After March, though, we'll LOIDE Hango, a member ofTsandi's bakery project, in front of one of the Ventilated Aninvls;onofanniesclJl be rctitted. bul not an idea whose time really get going." Improved Pit (VIP) latrines wbich are proving popular in UukwaJuudhi. MS come.' Victor Hu go, Frencb wriler( 1802·1885)...... Ii ' Friday Febl1Ja,y 22 i 991 THE NAMIBIAN
" NDF shows its pac~'~~ " ., "I'
THE Namibian Defence FoR:e exercise. took place functions ing well together and that after The training the Namibian put its skills on display yes as the mllin training ground of MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE having been !Ere for six months army has received from terday when it held a live fir the Defence Force where all he was "delighted" wilh the BMA1T has obviously been ing exercise at the Osooa basic training is ww conducted. way they were perfOrming. very valuable, which makes Military Base just outside Here the soldiera oflheNDF heavy machine gun. BMATT' officcrs Osona base The ~onnai s ~ units had many people wonder whelher Okah,andj
SOMETIMES there is no other way - so units of the THE fearsome BM 10 recoilless gun is a potent anti-tank weapon. Wben fired its sends out a large flame and a Namibian Defence Force are taught tbis technique for cloud of dust to the rear, as well as making an incredibly large bang. ' crossing rivers and creeks,
THE BM 10 recoiUess gun being fired. The ear-splitting rapport of the gun nearly ONE of the skiDs Assault Pioneer tmits oflhe Namibian Defence Force have to learn threw reporters to the ground when fired by members of the Namibian army at the is building and constructing craft for crossing rivers. Here an Assawt Pioneer unit Oserekari training ground yesterday. Photographs: Mbatjiua Ngavirue is seen crossing the Von Bach dam on raft. THE NAMIBIAN Friday February 22 1991 9 NO surrender vows Saddam
NlCOS lA: A defiant President cast. They ,truck again mo his speech suggelts no hint of care for il now and talk about lars 10 364,1.5 doUlIC!I anouoce. terday nigh; !IIld 6ew !O Moscow Saddnm HUSlcin vowed yes ments after be finilhed. compromise whauOCIver," new things," he said. Kuwait's ambassador to the after talks with Iran 's Foreign terday there would be no Iraqi Another US official in Prime Minister Jobn Major said. " By !he word 'withdrawal' United NatiOl1l Mobammad Minister Ali Akbar Velayati. ~ITCndef in the Gulf W&f. Wuhinglon said Saddam', "There is no glirnmerofhope. they meant ruipping Iraq of all Abulhaun said Saddun wu Allied leaden. whose forces A defence official in Wash speech meant coalition forces no glimmer of compromise." power ... tbey want from \IS many "inviting the ground offensive 1nl primed for 11 massive land ington laid Saddamhad issued apparemly would now have to Shortly before Saddam be new cooce.JiOld.·· to take place... .. offensive 10 push the Iraqis oot "a suicide note". The White win on the battlefield, where gan speaking Iraq fired rwo Heended with a r:lllyina call A senior US military officer of KlIw.Jt, have .aid the So House e,;preased disappoint more than a million men are Scud miUilCl lt aSludi desert to Iraq's 17 million people, .aid in the Saudi capital Ri viet plan leavel loopholes, ment and said Saddam ..... now poised for the biggest laud garrison town. US Patriot many now sufferins the ef y.dh that Saddam', docisioo. wbicll Pmidcnl Bum tw asked !howing his "dcIermination 10 banJo since World War Two. miu iles intercepted the Scucb fecls of five weeks of Allied to keep fighting was a seriou, Moscow to close. mainrain the agpmoo. againsl "It', asbame. Hc eou1d have and debris fell hannJeuly in aerial bombardmem, declaring miscalculation and that he was French Prime Ministe r Kuwait," ended this. But the coalition the desert. Saddam laid: "'Tbe A1laI:n:I.ubar - God is greater. dearly OUI of touch with his Michel Rocard said these in In a 3S-fIlinute address to forcel can end it," the US mother of battles will be our The Iraqi leader's addreu army and peoplc. cluded leaving behind chemi the nation Saddam offered no official said. blttle of victory Ind bad an immediate effecl OIl the Iraq has said 20 000 of its cal-adapted artillery and ideo· IlCwconccuions 10 the US-led A White House statement mart),rdom ... Thcy WIJ1l UI 10 world's Iin.oncial market•. citaelU. civilian and military. ti.fyiog all minefields. The New allies who went 10 war on !aid the coalition forces re w.rrcnder but of courte they CfUdo oil aDd gold pricel have been tilled and 60 000 York Time. laid W.shington January 17 to drive his force. mained on a steadfut course. will be diaappointed." advanced in Europe and the wounded .ince war began. on aI.o wanted an immediale OUI of Kuwait. "'Tbe liberation of Kuwait He clung to his Februuy 1.5 dollar eased half a feanig and Januuy 17. Saddam's speech handover of prilOnen of WIlT. He said "the mother of continues." initialivo in which for the fint half a yen. European shares ~ to cui hi ground from Britisbfon:e. _re reported banJc," would cnd in victory Britain, thc most hanlline lime Iraq Mid it would con fell from higher levels. UDder a peace plan by Moscow. to be involved in a major ground over the Allies. Western ally of the United rider withdrawal from Kuwait North Sea Brent Blend, the where Iraqi Foreign Minister ensagemeal with heavy artil Correspondents in Baghdad States, said Saddam's addless bul linUd it with conditions international oil benchmark, Tareq Aziz. was duo to arrive lery firing at positions in Iraq said Allied planes bombed the give no hint of hope thlt I rejected by tho alliCl. rose nearly a doUarto the day'. laler yesterday carrying 19 ormore lcilometJll' beyond city just before Saddam began ground battle might be avoided. " 1bey wanted !he word high of 17,6.5 dollars a barrel Baghdad's reply. the Saudi border. - Sapa-Reu his eagerty-awailed JlIdio broad- " Any Jlla90nable readiDgof 'withdrawal· ... but !hey don'l while gold climbed 1,60 dol- Aziz arrived in Tehran yes- ler.
, Magnus Malan's last stand? AROUND THE WORLD CAPE TOWN: The Minister tabledinparliamcmearl.iertbia 1bese public uttermces now it. Liberian m inister of Defence, General Magnu. week. appear to have compromi.ed even.ympatheticobservers Malan, backed himself inJo a nu. report, and further evi- not only General Malan, but commCD!ed despondedly over comer yesterday when be ac- dcnoeby tbeCltiefoftbe SADP. alsotheStatePresidealandhil General Malan'l chances of sh ot by rebels eepted full political te.ponsi- still had to be dealt with by tho entire cabinet in wtw may well surviving an a.. aul t that de- MONROVlA: Major-general Gray Allison, Liberia', fonner bility for the activities of the Joint Commillee of Public prove 10 be unforgiveable po- lector CCB Captain Dirk Cott- Defense Ministerconvicted inAugusl 19S9 of ritual murder, was Civil Co-operation Bureau amid ACCOunIS on which Walsh utical blundering. zee initiated while in exile with shot dead by rebels of Charles Taylor's National Patriotic Front a ,torm of protest demanding served. The Auditor General', re- revelationl published by the (NPA.), a witness said. his resignalion. He asserted his critics had port has disclosed that even Afrikaans newspaper Vrye The wilDess, who asked not to be identified. told joumalistslatc Although he distanced him- broken with parliamentuy after these asmrances, and the Wcekblad. Tuesday that General Allison wu &hot by firing squad al the self from certain acts "on the convention by pre-judging a JCPA bad aI80 given the SADF 'The allcgaticm ofCCB aimi- maximum inland prison camp Belle Yella wheJll be was being ground ,. by members of the maller slillto be dealt with by an "unequivocal parliamcnlary naI activities remain shrouded held ,waiting. ponible reprieve on his death sentence. CCH. hi. acceptance of politi. the JC PA. directive 10 afford me lbso- in my"ery after 6nt the Hamu Gen. Allison, hi. wife Angeline Watta and IICvera! accom cal responsibility came while Gencral Malan', ac- IUlelyunimpeded access 10 all Conuni.sion could make no plices, had beenconYicted for carrying out the March 31 murder the final verdiclooapprovalof kDowlodgellXdyettcrdaymay, relCVUll an:bivcl," obItcJel ~ nos finding on them. of poliee privato Melvin PyI» which the general thought would project. totating millions of observeu believe, signal the were repeatedly put in the way but were then found probable empower him to lopple the government of the late president rands aftcr the eve nt, has still end of hi$ political career be- of his staff. enough by a Supreme Court Samuel Doe . • SlIpa-AFP 10 be delivered by acommillee cause the Auditor General', \Vhile this obstruction w u Judge to dismiss a libel action consisting of all political par- report has posed crucial quel' being commilled. I further R9 by the SAP Surgeon General, ties in parliament tioru of re.sponsibility which millioo in cub wu paid over Or l..othar Neethliog, against Albania tense after demos Clearly on the defensive after remllin unanswered. 10 the CCB (between April 1 the Vrye Weekblad. the left-wing Democratic Party Furthennore,hei.onrecord and July 23) out of which a A peoding appeal is expected VIENNA: Tankspulled oul of the Albaniancapital ofTirana and and right-wing Conservative in parliament 00. February 26 project oodenamcd "Samoeu" to give a final decision on the police kept an WlCUY peace yesterday after demonstraton toppled Party called forhilIesignation last year as having usured the wu financed to pay CCB exillCQCe of the CCB "death SIa1inill monument. and foreed concessiOOll from the Commu for financial mismanagement country that "allactivitiel of memben "rc8Ctl.lement costs". squ.d. ... nist leadenbip. involvingtheCCB, buaid:"I tbea:."BbavebecnIlUspen1cd" General Malan flew at hi, While the mini,ter may . President Ramiz Alia bowed to the prellure late Wednesday accept fuU responsibility for Hit assurances led the State critics yesterday laying nei- emerge blameleu for any crimi- and announced be WII taking control of the government and the events in the department President, FW de Klerk, to tell ther bc, nor the Chief of the naI activitiu of the CCB, a creating' new presidential council. He met with leaden of all (of Defence)." parliament three days laler tba1 SADF, were prepared to ac- growing school of political thJee opposition parties. He caunter-anacked his crit- a full investigation had been cepl respollSlbility for polllble opinion in an around parlia- ics, particularly DP MP for ordeled in November 1989, and offences committed by indi- meat this wee.k muted ques- Pinelands Jasper Walsh, for that its purpose bad been " to viduals in the CCB. He did not tioning: the likelihood of hi. Hindu's beef about beef having condemned the CJ.ief ensure and e)tereilt not only intend commenting on the IUrviving the administr.tive NEW DELHI: A fundamentalist Hindu group angered by.tbe sale of the Defence Force and his financial control, but also Audilor GenenU', report or the bunglin8, which h:ls now be- of "beef' in a five-starholelcalled offits protelt yesterday after financial advisors on the basil cabinel control oyer suchproj- financial aspect. of the CCB comeaserious embanassment f A d· r'_ _I' eel •. " befo ....-JCPAL~ ....:" ..... "d ...... _ ... _. <;1 .. _ a hotel executive said only buffalo meat was being served. o;;;:,":;;:~U~'~IO~'~~:n~':'::::~'~R:::PO::::"_-;;:::==;::::;::;:;;:;:;:=:::;:;::::.=~==~~;:::;w~-::.::;;--:"':;-:~;:::~:~:'~,.,:.w:n:·:'~''''-=·:-'-:_1 About 200 memben of the Bajrang Dal picketcd Le Meridien ; Hotel,fler advertisementl for, Britiab Food Festival billed beef :::;:~,:r~~~~:: Sad ai~in' ~cool ~rr1 ' ::r.!~~~;,~~ ~~~~=EE~!.~=~:~::?::~:: a display of coolneu under ::;_ once sentenced to deaih in up g2 percent ofthepopuJationof880million. Buffaloe. arenot fire. "i: absentia for taking part in an considcred ncred. His radio speeeh yesterday '" fa ce~' ," o.f sto·rm " '<:::: aasasaination .ttempt. Saddam, A$ked aboul the advertisement, a hotel executive said: "Uwe shawedthe!lelVClofsteelwhich , .53, ha! survived IIt leut 10 calledilabuffalofilet,doyouthinkanyonewouldhayeeatenil1" are one of his most famous ',:/:;' $&:' Y'~ coupattemptllincehebccame Sapa-AP personal traits and a key to his president in 1979. He led the holdoversubordinateundthe tones and beautiful, classical "1beze is no other course. country into and through an Iraqi people. Arabic.. We will protect it willl our eigbl-year war wilh Iran in SA visit to Gabon Iraq has endured more than " ~y want u. to IIlrrCDder IOuls, fund. and heart., .. Sad- wbichmore than 100 000 died five weeks of bomb inS by the but of course they'll be diup- dam .aid. on each side. - Sap:l-Reuler PREJ'ORlA: The Minister of Mineral, Energy Affairs and Public United Slates, the world', pointed," he told 17 million Only a rowaceount. of Sad- EnterprUel. Dr D de Villien, s.nd a senior Foreign Affain official greatest military power. and Iraqi.. dam'uppearanceandmanner were expected in Gabon and Ca.merooa between yeslerday and it5 allies. Iraqi forces in and Shortly before hia apecch have emerged from Baghdad READ THE Sunday. The two were invited personaJ.ly by President Omar near Kuwait could 500n face Allied bombs feU near Baghdad. ~ the United Slato, and il, NAMIBIAN FOR Bongo of Gabon and Pre,ideDI Pau.I Biya of Camerooo. massive anack on the ground. As he ended 3.5 minutes later alliel launched their war on " The object of the visit is to exploJll and develop co-operation If Iraq loses the battle Sld- with the tn.diI:iooal ra1lyiDa call Januuy 17 to force Iraq from THE BEST INTER· berween South Africa and the IWO countrie, in the fields oftrado, economics and Icclmology," said the statement, released by the dam might So on trial I! a war of Allahu Akbar (God is Kuwait. NATIONAL NEWS criminal. Greater), air raid sireQl wailed He il reported to have lost Department of Foreign Affairs. -Sapa But his unyielding speech - again. weight _ 15 kg by a Soviet delivered on radio because "There is no otbcr course visilor'seltimate - andalways Baghdad televi.ion has long than !lie one we have chosen, we..,.. a .idcarm. sinco been blAlled off the air - except the COUlK of bumili- But bo give. no sign of war gave no hint of the heat. alion IIlld darknen, after which jitterl and shows not the . light- 1he world hung OD hi, words there would be no bright .ign est doubt ofhimsclforthe path as his foreign minister, Tareq in the sky or brilliant light on he has chosen. Aziz. l!ayellcd to Moscow with earth. Arab politicians say his force a reply to Soviet peace propos- "1bc lraqiI ... continuc 10 ask of personality is one of the a1s. and work for what will make secret, of his le3dership. Saddam spoke as he alway. them more brilliaol, faithful Few visiton meet him with· doe, - in measured, droning and lofty. out being amazed by hi. aUTlI THE NAMIBIAN 22199111
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Ate t~ y merely cre because most of lhe positions lbe black workers III cbe po4 ated 10 be filled by those who ~ offered 10 people belong office 3rc regarded by the have beel]. working for a long ing to one group, namely the abovemenliooed groups as time for the post office, orhow Subi.a. uncivilised and savage•. The do the officials ellpec\ merits To mention a fewhigbposlS colonial bnngovcr still tagu from non post office worker. occupied by this group: Tele and they do notwanllochlll18c who apply for the posts? communications, Health, Ag the rirualion. We would like to see more lion 10 campaign and receive with tbciJ" fOlll1Cl" eoenues. How riculture and Iustice. There ia If for one have endured blacb in top positions in lhe Aid for victims millions of Rand. for it. war CIIJl !.bey defend our counIry now a rumour that Education enough of this sort of inloler post office, such as in person· victims in t~ form of disabil properly if tbey are still 6gbl is 10 be vested in the nme able behaviour. The pbolO> nel mlUlll.gement, rather than WE would like TIle Namibian ity compensations. ing one another? group. g:rapbs of the President are Illkl:n 10 have a situation where the to publim this without fear or It is obvious !ha! many Swapo Remember tha! those who There are r"pons that tay down lUl.d the eyes are taken post office il dominated by favour. leaders, such as Or Libenine foughl one another io. Zim, that all 9000 ballot papers in Dui by some of these cicmenls. minority whites and certain WethankGod thaltbe wari. Amathila, Or Nickey Iyambo babwe, Je<:Oflciled and ~ now Swapo's favour received dur Apartheid in the Windhoek mdi vidual colou red collabom over and !hat we have been re Md !he President, SamNujoma, wuted as a single defence force. ing the national eleclions were post office stretches from !he lors. united with our friends and himiClf, who still have the The OJutra's in Nicarague all from Subias and that DOne . taff clUlteen to the workplace. The Minislry sbould gi ve families whom we have been welfare and the fate of the war also united; what aboutu! with of tbose ballot .. were from Those al the lop in the po.1 serious attenlion 10 the situ sepamfed from by war for 10 viclims al hean, are seriou.. ly such a small population in MaCwes. office ate also trying 10 pre . tion in the polt office, and a mo.ny years. However, supreme busy with Government activi Namibia? It is a shame, and the BU l my queslioni.thallam vent blacks from gelling high code of conduct should be in sncrifices made by our fellow lies and diplomatic anange soldier. must realise that our a MafwI:: and I VO(ed for Swapo, pO.IS. I am made to believe troduced here. brotb:rs and sisters remain fresh menls. We arenol layingolher future and lafety rests in their so where did my ballot gello? this because most of the job There are many blacks who in our memories. Minislers who are not men· hands. I do not believe these stories. opportunities advertised in the are qualified and who have Back 10 the issue - our wor tioned do nol have ou r welfare I plead with the Ministry of I waru to caution people to newspapers throughout the applied fo r high posts. ries and concems are when the at heart but that the oo.et we Defence 10 mm very strict stop spreading such diJinfor country last month cannot be party (Swapo) and the Gov melllioned are the ones we rule! for all the loldiers so thal maT ion. obt&ined by anyone without P RJAKAMBURA ernment of the day are going 10 always saw in exile when those diacri.minati.n agaiM one merits, according 10 post of- WINDHOEK talk about monetary compen confronted with .striOUII prob another, be disciplined. PCHINGO sation 10 PLAN war victims lems like the one webavejusl We are so far very proud of KATIMA MULll.O who are today also victims of mentiooed. you Namibian loldien. Keep unemploymenl, hunger, borne In !hill conooction we re it up. Long live the peoples' ·ATI'ENTION ••. ATI'ENTION lessness and social isolation quest an urgeD.!: and comtnJc ~y. PO racism leading 10 alieoation in a.U waIk.s live response: from our party, READERSe-·· ''''-. - of life. Swapo, fot whom wc. lac ri CONRAD XOAGUB ALLOW me 10 air my view. If we may rle<:aU for exan-ple, fi ced parts of OIlr bodies. KATIITURA on behalf of some of my col &~Iuie that 'all letters war victims in Zimbabwe after leagues. I have been working independence were given WAR VICl1MS in the posl office for about 10 Edi!or'are si!~ed and monetary oompens:atioo in caab . KATIITURA Mafwe months now, bul what I have 10 that they could look after experienced. in this depattrnent, their own affain. and Subia particularly in Windboek, i. We are coovio;::ed tha! Swapo, Not reconciled that racism is still alive and as as the ruling parry and .up 1 FrnD it ~ ..ary to air- my intact as ever before. ported by nearly all countries AILOW me to expreSl my opinion onthe Capri vi admini The' whitel and colOllred of the globe, inIem&tiooal view co our Nanu"bian soldiers. stration and how it operatCl at collaboralOr. are in the forc orga.nisatioru, peace loving 11 has become clear that pre fCot. front against the fe w blacb countries and iDd ividoal. the certain element. in our De-- We people of the region of who arc employed in ttW de world over, il in a better pod- feDCe Force refuse to reconcile eutem Caprivi are two groups, partmem. I am not saying that • PIt,(IS ~TCH PRESS FOR THE EST PRICED BARGAINS o VARIETY OF FOOD, BAKERY, FRESH MEAT, .:.: : :-: ~.:::: . >\:\ VEGETABLES, FRUIT, TOYS, HARDWARE, KITCHEN AND GLASSWARE, /T: \. \\'lCOTTONWARE FOOTWARE, BABY CLOTHES AND MUCH MORE. f~~t. ,Y: . ~ " THE NAMIBIAN , Friday Februal)l 22 1991 13 1MglDJll~ \Jhue qualiW~, cmne.s from r MaalJ~ ~ o BA YGON YELLOW g ERON OIL BAYGON GREEN 150 9 :0;- 750 rnl 150 9 .. R3,29 R2,59 R3,79 CROSSE & BLACK WELL INSTANT COFFEE MOSQUITO COILS MAYONNAISE ! r---~ 750 9 125 9 750 9 RI,29 R7,59 R4,59 CROSSE & BLACKWELL CROSSE & BLACK WELL WOOLWORTHS c: TRIM SALAD CREAM TOILET ROLLS ::l 790 9 790 9 2 ply .0- .. , 4's R4,59 R4,59 ;'_". 0'~ '~p R4,79 ~ --+-...::::,==:-....::....---, -----!:. TEEPOL DI SHWASHING '"er OROS III WOOLWORTHS LIQUID III ROLLER TOWELS 2 I 2 I - .. J's 1:1 R4,59 - R3,79 R4,49 ~ ------~~------'--t-:;~~;;~~~R~O~Y~A:;:==LlNS~T::A:N:;:Tt-=;::=:- JOKO TAGLESS PUDDINGS TEABAGS 90 9 Mint. Gel. Reg lOO's 100 rnl 79c .. ,09 C' ---==--- - '"- c:'" STATU S BODY MIST SIXTH SENSE - All fragrances All fragrances All fragrances '"- 100g 100g 80 9 -.. R4,,49 R4,49 WEETBIX RAMA BRICK 500 9 500 9 All va ri ents ,~ ~~~. ~. ~~~~ ___0 _9J-~~~~ __R _2_,_2_9-l~~ ~~~ __R ~~~00~8_9___ ~ PASTA ROMAGNA SKIN MIST COFFEE-MATE SPAGHETT I / MACA~ul'" . ~;~~~~ BATH SOAP COFFEE CREAMER \i > __ ~ ;;r 500 9 125 9 1 kg 65c RI,29 R5,39 BAKPRO CAKE BAKPRO WHITE BAKPRO WHITE 5.. FLOUR BREAD FLOUR BREAD FLOUR :r R6,49 D,ETTOL DISPRIN REGULAR HUSKY DOG FOOD z50 rnl 24's Assorted fla vours 425 9 .. R3,19 R2,19 RI,15 Maall~ \Jhue quaLitg.,., ~cmne.s from r MlalDJlll;I ~ • GST EXCLUDED • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES • WHILST STOCKS LAST 0.. I 21 ~ 14 Friday February 221991 THE NAMIBIAN THE JACKSON KAUJEUA STORY AS usual Granny was the first to light the fire. Breakfast pots oftea and porridgewere duce, mstribute and export this ventured to leave the village to Okavikaoza people shared rich boiling and roaring fiercely as if roreteRing something. The steam from the pots Namibian phenomena. major towns or other adjacent neSS 'or poverty: 11 is custom mingled with the early winter morning fog as it drifted away in the atmosphere. Thai afternoon. slightly 10wruIiU. Tses. If Granny wm.t ary, especially in Namibian before IWlSCt, after we had away J would be left at home villages. "Kukwa-z.c vango, Uncle Kalamunua who wu I st.retcbed my 'ombuku' (loin , ucked on her pipe. Afler attended to our domestic ani with another aged gnanny who kujaruke vllngO", givina ill mo~ spending his vacalion w jth us cloth) a piece of softened goat break:fast had been served we ' mah, mother :md father and was inunobile. lban receiving, Granny would in Okavikaoza drew his wooden skin worn by boy¥ around the would all go to the corral to some hilchhikers arrived from Afterwe bad al19CttIcd down al ways say. chair close to the fire, joining waist with a small piQCe of an prepare the animab. Uncle Keetmanshoop for the week and Granny and the guests had Thai evening the moonlighl Grnnny wbo was slirring the apron in nont. would then chase them into the end. r was almost six·and·a· exchanged greetings I IUddenly was as bright as the day. We porridge. While cleaning his I proceeded to the fire place veld andhe would follow them half though I can't recall the beald achild crying on mother's were gathered around the fire pipe, they discussed the day 's that served as the kitchen and later for herding. model or colour of the vehicle lap. "What is that?" I inquinld. in that biling southern winter. routine work. I was still fasl joined Gunny and Uncle. Granny would milk the cows in which they travelled. But I " 11 is your small brother," The adults were consuming asleep when I was violently Granny was now puffing on and would drive them to the guess il was a ·Pargo'. father responded. 'tombo' which was poured OUI awakened by aeall froffiuoclc. her long pipe which she once water reservoir where they Barking dogs were running "Front where?" I askr:d again of big plastic jlU'l. And soon .. Muningandu" lold me, was given to her by would drink: from the trough wildly alongside thecaras if to ignorantly. the singina started. People were "Uoo" I responded jump her Xhou. friend from Kabul after I had filled it with water. bite it', wheels off. Other ani "We bought it in Kcelman always singing churcb hyllUU ing up quicldy in lotal confu tata (Cap Town) whom she 1 would then return borne find· mals ~ally the goals caused sboop for you" he pulled my which they were taught by the sion. "Wh&t kind of a boy are had befriended in Lilderitz ing Granny Iiliaking ber 'on a commotioo ..moog the peace leg. early Gennan miuionarie•. you who sleeps IlIlI.i I lbe sun many, many moons ago. dukwa' , the butter calabash, in ful sheep and cattle. Neverthe Grtl.OD.yinvited the 'omuari' Bven though some could nOI bums YOUI buttocks ... hee7" "Come here" she com order 10 prepllR: the ' oogoo less all din and mobility came and her infant into the house read or write, they knew the I promptly folded my manded. divi', the fat derived frommilk: to a haIl as the car stopped complaining lbat it was eve IOIlgl by heart. 'ongullva'- a kind oh blanket I felt one of her thumbs to make butter or the 'omaze under the big 'orrnmguindi' tree ning and not advisable for a Apart from (be Sundlly cbut:b tailored from either sheep. goat m~g~o~ co~nofmy uozoosombe', fat from the lbat stoo .,;; "" o , lets vir almal in The Nami .... uu . , 0 Katjiuongua val aan Mudge reageer VERSKILLENDE per· Mudge se bonger na leierskap vergadering in Katutura net hulpch)().? Die amptelike opposisie veroordeel die inboud van 'n sooe, partye en instansies volgens Katjiongua. godun:nde die naweek waarop Hy het dit ook teen die beng op 18 Februarie in lUerdie koerant ",sarin die het gisler onder skool DieNPFenaOOer~was hy beweer het die portuge.e oola.nglC uilbreiding van die Minislerie van Binnelandse Sake die DTA aanval vir gekom op 'n perskonfer- volgensbomgcwilligomdeel gemeenskap is bcsig om die kabinet. DieNPPwilwcetwal van '0 nuwc en groter party le Jand.tekooomic le sabocecr deur VIUl die vcrkieringsbeloftes wat die ministerie beskryfas ongevraagde inmenging in eosie van die NPF wat deur word maarhul voorwaarde was OQwettigchandel. '0 Verskon- gcword bel. SWAPO het be. dieno~pligtevandieregering.DieDTAisbesigom O die p"'y-Ieier, M05es omnieby'oanderpartyaanle ing mocl un die gemeenskap looC om die aant.aI sla.atsampCe- k anI qre I e open en b I~. , aan om persone waI proble me Katjiongua, toegespreek is. duil nie. Die ander partye bet gebied word en Ekandjo word nare te vennindcr voor die met die verkryging van burgerskap le help. Die DT A dug by uil om voigens horn met die voorstel gevlll om meerveramwoorde- vemc.iog. Die vemeanasboof Die standpunt van die ministerie bly nog steeds om nie born le vertel wallerSl.rislieke gekomdat aJ die deelnemende Iikte wee.wanoeerby vergad- van Swapo, [IOU die Bcme met eDige politieke party saam le werk in dieuitvoering oor delimit.tie volgcnil hew- partyebu!.eICmoc. ontbind en erings tocspreeJc. Minitter, bet belooC om die van sy normale pligte nie. EDige persoon wie aansoek ering deur die NPP geslCCl, gesamemI.ik 'OllUWC party moe8 DieAngolelC bomaanval op Itaatnmp!enare te venninder wil doen vir burgerskap mod op sy ofhaar eie aansoek geskaak of vervrcem ia. Hy i. nig. Mudge wu nie bereidom Bagmi i. oak nie uit gelaal maar nou raak die stu",diens doen volgens die verduidelikiog van die ministerie. Die ook nie bang om in die kem- die DT A te onlbind nie. Hy nie. Hy wil weet waarom die alhoe groteren 'oal hoe gtoler , ende srreeksved:iesings alleen wou be die ander partye moel ~gerina; 10 audig optroe tccnoor las vir die bclastingbeta1cr. aansoeke moet direk un die ministene gedoen word en deel te necm nie. AI is sy part}' by die DTA aansluit en ru- die AngoI.cse. Dte ~gering IIXlCI Onafbanklikhcid moet vir nie deur ' 0 groep of politieke party nie. op die oomblik maar k1ein is ervoor was bulle nie le vindc [IOU ook 'n laaste verskoning almal iets bctekcn en nie DCI Die opening deur die DTA van kantore in sommige hyniebereidombomdieslcrik nie. Hybctniegenocm waarom van Angola ei. en dit mocl nie vir die leiert nie. delevandieland met diedoelomdieMinisterievanBio- op die lyC te laal jaag deur wal die DT A nie woo ontbind en weerhcrbaal wordnie.Angol. Die NPP vocr UII die twin- nelandse Sake te belp met die registrasie van persone hy noem bangmaak:ilories ea gesameatlik met die ander moet leer om die landsgrense lig minilteries, inlluitende die om burgerskap le bekom is afgemaak as ' n daad van fortuinvenellers nie. prutye die nuwe party 'NW begin te respeldeer in be1a.ng van Pretident en die Premier, 5C verwarringen ' 0 doelbewuste pogingom anargie onder Die srullesp~kings tu,~ die nie. vreedsame buurskap. werk kan met nel soveel gc- die publiek te skep. Die ministerie vuwelkom raad en kleinerpartye om 'n front teen Die adjunk-minisler van Hy wit ook weel waar die rn.aak deur tien minisleries positiewe kritiek maar sal nie iomengiog in sy werk toe- Swapo te vonn bet nie weem Plaaslike Regering en weermag was tydens die &an- gedoen word. Die besparing. laat nie. Mudge reageer hierop deW" te se hy beskou ~it die anderpartye iIC onwilligbcid Behuising, Jerry Ekandjo, is val. Was hulle onwetend, laal kan dan vir werkloscs en misluknie maar as gevolg van ook aangeval oor 'n politieke hulle dit toe ofwasbulle maa.r bawelosc. aangewend word. as normale praktyk vir kleiner partye om bul onder- ______-=-_=- ____..::. ___....:. ______:- ______....::.... ____, steuners in verskeie probleme te help. Hy noem die registrasie van kiesers en die verkryging van burger· skap as voorbeelde. Hy beweer die bulp is nie vir die regering nie maar vir die per.sone selr. Veral persone wat nie oor vervoer beskik nie is afhanldik van ooder andere die politieke partye om buUe hiermee te help. Hy noem probleme wat t&lll onderviDd word. Vorms is nie altyd belkikbaar nie, Kiesers is Die aeker waiter dokumente huUe moet saamneenl nie en sommige weet nie hulle moet voor 20 Maart hul aansoekeinhandig nie, Persone weet ook nie wie hulle moet kontak. indien huUe nie 'n antwoord op huJ aansoeke kry nie: Die DTA verklaar horn bereidwillig om nog steeds persone te help wat probleme ondervihcf. ·Protes word ook aangeteken teen die iiWoud van die verklanng en die aantygings wat feen die DTA gemaak word. Die DTAse daar steek geeD waarheid in die dinge waarvan dit beskuldig wOI'd Die. THE ROSSING FOUNDATION . \ EXTENSION OFFICER ,. , The Rassing Foundalion has a vacancy for an Extension Officer al its Agricultural Training Centre, Brakwater. This person w ill report di rectly to the Farm Manager. .Leerlinge van die A.I. Steenkamp Primere Skool in Katutura en ' n onderwyseres is hier hard besigoJ1!. voor te berei Toqualify for this position the applicant must: vir huJ atletiekbyeenkoms wat more gaan plaasvind. Foto: Erich Boois *be in possession of a Diploma in Agriculture *have 3 years relevant experience THE NAMIBIAN IS *be able to communicate at grassroots level Mynwerkersunie vergader PUBUSHED BY THE *be prepared to travel FREE PRESS OF DIE vergadering van die Ntinda gese. Die vergader ook die projekte wat .have a good knowledge of the north western NAMIBIA (PTY) uitvoereode komitee van die iog gaao die beleid vao die aangepak sal word en die and southern regions Suiderafrikaanse Mynwerk mynwerkersuoies to Sulde· voorbereidiogs vir bul LIMITED, WITH EDI· *have a Code 08 drivers licence. ersunie (SA MS) sal Uke·Afrlka bespl'tek -veral kongres, later vanjaar, be TORIAL OFACES AT gedurende die naweek op met betrekkiog tot die poll spreek. A(gevaardtgdes 42 JOHN MEINERT The R6ssing Foundation offers a competitive re Gross B~rmen naby Oka tieke veranderingewat lans vanaC Suld.A(rika, STREET, WIND muneration package, which includes pension, haodJa plaasviod het die io die subkontioent ervaar Botswana, Zimbabwe en HOEK. IT IS EDITED medical aid, bonus and free housing. tesourier van die uole Etno word. Die vergaderlog sal SwazUaod word ver-wag. BY GWEN lISTER Applications should be addressed to: AND PRINTED BY JOHN MEINERT The Assistanl Duector (PlY) LIMITED OF Finance & Administration On~~ttig~ ~:Ilp,ns STOBEL STREET, PO Box 20746 ;'~"!/''''-'-;-.-. WINDHOEK. THE Windhoek 9000 NAMlBIAN'S or telephone: DIE polisie ondersoek twee hulle glo die waperu wat in 'n gewond is dew ' n bcsigheids POSTAL ADDRESS Mr N Louis (061) 211721 skie(voorvalle ocr die naweek skietvoorval waarin beweerde man op Oluno. se Geyser, het IS P 0 BOX 20783, in Windhock en Oluno cudcr Rooioog Lcde bclrokkc was, is hullc geen onwertige wapens Mr M Goagoseb (061) 64366 WlNDHOEK, skeidelik, wanrin geglo word gestee!. Ecn persoon i. inbier opge~poor nie. A1 die wapens Closing date: 1 March 1991 gesteelde wapens gebruik is, die skietvoorval dood en drie op die bcsigbcidsman 9C pencd NAMIBIA, FAX (061) vo!gens 'n berig deur N&mpa. is gewOlld. was gelisensieerd. Hy kon rue 33980, TELEPHONE InspekIcur $baun Geyser van In die voorval waarin 'n SI! hoeveel wapens op hierdie 3697011 /213/4, die polis.ie het-un Nllffipa vcrtel weennagkaplein noodlonig pencel opgespoor is nie. The Rossing Foundation 16 Friday February 22 1991 .. THE- NAMIBIAN Waskownie kDm vrylrUlak het nie. die eer kom die presidenlloc. deur my Dallf word ook nie swak getuigskrifie aan die werkcrs uitgewerk gegee nie. Ek het bewyse daarvan. Die persoon 91/11 in Op 2 Febroarie 1991 hel ek, die lande in die kamp rond Lubs Nghitinaupo, in die .Iuip moct ophou. Windhoek Advertiser gelees Die werms het ~ekcre bet besluit om vir Waskew in Gross Barmen Februarie 1991. Et weet hoc HierislekeremelllC WIt die wu.r die ruskamp, GrOIS Bill' nle! W wow geptul maar dil le lig dat bulle nie meee met die optct in die restaurant wcrk wel in eie bande wij neem. men. bespreek: word met al . y ton hom nio van rJ optrede born wil ,.amwcrk nie. Die werker praat en aa1 dus nie moedlwillig 'n Hulle wit die reilu ven.Dder problemc. lanlaf.ienWe. Voardiewerk worken bel bcwu. gomak dal tekort veroorsaak nie. Gross om bullc le pas. Oit dra nie by Ekenmy vrou senaam ver en bealuil hel Wukou moet hullo kan wcier indien hullo nie die waar Barmen het nie 'n tafee nie, lot nasiebou nie. skyn daar en ons word beskou die lwnP verlanl bet dur nog nie met 'n penoon kAn sum net ' n restaurant, winkcl en as die sondebolli. Et wil baie ander dinge gebeur. werknie. held kiosk. IluW, daarop reagcer waDI die leuens. Op 'n dag hel PetenOD en HuUehet voorbeennie daar Die sicrywcr van die brief.sa Triple M Et word verantwoordel.i.k ge Groe.cbel na die swan van gcweethet nie maar Peter- EX wil grus III beampte kom "0111" is bewusvan die groal bou vir die weggaan van R. woonbuwt gegun co die welt 101'1 hcl hulle ingelig. metau lewer op die brief van tekort in die win.ltel. Enige Wwow. en bymekau geroep. Peter Hmoo Rump£' PcnnaDlC:Dle 'n "Gro.. Barmen werla:ir" wUlkclier aa1 oers met Nbr Naskrif. Bt het in Januarie 1990 by .on Vll toe die wemr. bulle Sekretari. van Tocritme, bet wat iD. die Namibian van IS bcid b.n le dur is 'n lekort Gron Barmen begin werk. moelbomhelp om virWukou die aaakop Oro.. Bannen kom Februarie 1991 venkyn het. nadat daar 'n VOOlflldopnamc Dur is nog vier briewe oor die Die werkers in dio tamp hel uil le werk. Hy sS loe cial die ondeuoclc. Et hoop om daardeur woor gehou i. - en dan mocl steel iD. Grou Bumcn kwenie in die 'n werBrUnmilee pg weew wit penoneel oak. besluit hel Die dagloe Rumpfhierwu toeriste na Gro.. Barmen 10 Ig geneem word nook die bent van die koeranl. Twee . die orn.standigbede in die~. dat Wulrow m~.JUD en die wou die werkers be Waskou lok. 1(lkryf van bederfb,-"= pro van hulle kom van gewODC Laler i. ek genes a.s voorlitler lUlder werken moet hulle net mac! saam mel horn die tamp Daar it al venkcic kere am dukte. werken en maak nog verdere van die komilU. help daannee. Hierdie gebewe verla.t, 10 macg was hulle vir verUilleode bcrunplcl op Groa Hierdie Ikrywer wil du, bcskuldiging. terwyl twoe van Ek is deur die werken gek hel born afg«peel torwyl horn. Rump! het tCruWgUD Bmnen dew die vooniner van iluinueer dat ons bcamptes die bea.mp:es !mm co We beskuldig ies vir die wcrken mur nie Wutou met vedofwu. sander dat enige be.luit beRU:: die vatboDd gcnoem dat Pe wiD.bl besteel en die pryse log. in 'n brief iD. die vorige deur die werkgewer vir die Toe Wukow lerogitur het is, temln en GroeICbeI nio vel verbooglOdat werkcrs en Iocr uilgawe onlkcn. wedccrI nie. dio "werken in April verlede . Maande en weke hel VCf antwoordelik wu vir dio weg ilte ten duurste moct belul. A1 die beIkuldigingl gcmuk Nie lank: daama hel die jaar vir horn gevfl om '0 vcr 'bygegaao en Wukow se beleid gain van Waskow nio. Die Hy wee! nie kop of liCIt van teen Andr6 Cl .y vriendin word werkers met bul probleme na g~ring mel horn le hou. Hy het DOg .teeds voortgegaan. vakbond wat mel die problemo wal in die winkeJ aangunnio. onIkcn en die inboud van die die lromilee gekom. Die,ergsle bel 'n pur minuto in die ver- . Die werken wu sicken AI vir van die werkers le doen bel en In di~ lltaaUdepartemcot kan brief op IS FebIUarie word probleme WII hullo gebld hel gadering gerit on da.ama ge die man le optrede. diewerken.elrbcr.op28en29 gocnecn van 0lIl prysc ver ontkeo. Oil i. baie jammerom was mel Waskou. Die wcrbn loop met die venkoning dat sy Op '1'1 scure d.g bet W. AuguslU. gestaall; . met 'n hoog of vertug om om le pas bul nie le kon plaaa nie maar hel die komitee gevra om met Idnden alleen by die buis i •. skow un 'n werker wat by plakk.a.at Wit duidelik gel! bet nie, aangelien onl volgens 'n die spasie is ongelukkig bep horn le praal. Oit was nie die (aute nie. gebruu:: as spioen gcta hy moot Waskow moel weggaan al vugestelde pcJICntasie wins "k. Ons komilee mocs sy pllg Onderbandelin8c het nog steeds my .Iun en by sal die man VoreDl hune met hul werk sal werk. F.nige bobbejaan WII iets Hierdie i. die laute briewe doen en onderhandelinge bet voortgeduur vir die verander "'loa!. voortgaan. Hoe tan bulle nou van die koop en verJcoop van w.al oor die Gross' Barmen bcginmet Waskoo. Hyhet soms ing van. die man se be1eid IOC1CQ" Oil bel nie gebeur me. Die au koeic uit die sloot 8ft8Il gra_ gocdere a£ weet, lal weet dat kweuie geplaas word. Ois nie by die verglldering. die \verkelll. man het self na my gckom en en ander bcamptu die . lculd die skrywer nie baie kc.nnil januncr om dil le nocm mur opgeda.ag as onl mel hom wou Dur kon geen opla..ing my daarvan vencL gee, 11.1 hulle dan erkcn bet oar die handebbed.zyfhel nie. die vooruelting van bierdie praal nie. gekry word nie en die werkers DiJ bet die vlamindiewcrk bune i. vetanlWoordelik vir Dic werbr en die Ikrywer moddergooiery kan net meer ------~---~~_i en aangesteek. Waskow se weggaan1 van die brief macl bieljie 1cwaad u gocd aanrig. r------. Op 26 Augustu. 1990 bet Volgem my inligtingbel die dwun dinIc hoc ~ droakpar Werters op Grou Barmen __ DAMES!Il __ die~nbesluitomNanubie belrolli pcnooo wat RI 400 tytjies in die lobsie gehou is, moet hul versJcille vergeet en dag le vier. Our I1lOC5 plakkate 'lit oartyd iD. Desember geeis wur OIlS dan eenuur in die DIg probeer om in die bclang van opgesit word. Ons betloe [Wee hel, wel daarvoor gc_rk. opgeldop was om meswonde die land le dink. Dil is nie reg Sal jy daal"Va n hou om meer aeld te verdien? plakkate opgerit. Ek. hel nie daarvoor gevll en myplekkc le dober of met om in eie belang die IOCris Wasmw bet my gedwiDg om nie, maar is aangewy. u aflos emstige gevalle"na die hospi mebedry£ soveel .kade aan le die plakkalc afle haaI maarek beample in die reslauranl dcur Ilal dcurtejaag. Oitlyk virmy doen nie. Almal moelleer dal he: geweice. Wa.kowennou deur Wellels, ss melll gocd probeer wee. en sleg. werk, en bardc wcrk, ; Hy het toe die plakkate self omdal ek die mee.le Vl.ll die mense probecr help word jy bierdie bedryf kan red en met VERKOOP 8~dhuI. wedt bG. Ek bn ITIIII eaiikIJI!Iid aleg gcmaak en dillommer in IDICU CIIDI na buI taJg, tcrug.ber DiD Vo'CIbn bd bicrop beduir .a dat ek IIOg noml famllio of die koennt. As '0 VlOQ on nio YOOI'tduI'mll cor die deur middeJ van aanll'ekli.Ite Wukou moct maar Iiewer gun vriCDde, nadat die telncn weg gemolestoerwubehoort sy 'n skoue:r van die ander le: Iocr maandelibe tatalogusse@ R12 elk enhulle sal nie werk .olank by i.hWstoc, vanenigekosuil die Idag by die polirie te gelS hel. nie. Oie:uilwerkcry kannie vir Smur R36 vir jou eersle 3 kataJogusse en ontvang nog in die kamp is nie. Wa IrombuiJ bedienbet nie. Et bet Daar is nng a1tyd ge-meneer ewig voortduur nie en meet ens benodigdhede CD pltIOonboek GRATIS. IIOW is dUi nio deur Lukas en wel al 'n plar aandc nadal ek en ge-mevrou bier. Ois net ouer stopgesjl word. Hierdie toer EEN GRATIS patroon van jou eie k:euse met eerste sy vrou uitgewerk nie mur diekelDenenkombuilperson PCI"lOnC wat sS bune is ge ani verwelkom nog steeds bestelling. deur dio werkers. eel buistoe gevat bet, allecn woond om miesies en baas le briewc van lelers en beskou Stuur eeld un: Mailta N7 leIUggegaaD en alleen ample- · se en nie op bul ouciag die dit., 'n ple.ieromdit le plaas. Posbus 782, New Germany 3610 RSA Werker op Gro .. Bannen like werk gedoen, 800S gewoonle kan afloer nie. o( 11 HenwOQdwe&, PiDelO_. 3600 Luku Ngbitaunapo byvootbeeld Donderdag, 14 Di! it nie Luku wal huUe Erich Bood ~------~ NAMIBIA DEVELOPMENT·TRUST IN THE NAME OF ALLAH Namibia Development Trust is a non-governmental organisation which assist development orgarusation CLUB inside Namibia to: EMBASSY OF THE 1. Plandevelopment programmes to I15sist the most vulnerable sectors oftbe community, ISLAMIC REPUBLIC PAMODZI 2 Prepareproject proposals to raise funds through international grant making bodies, OF IRAN We DOW iDvite applications for the post or PROGRAMME OFF1CER: invites participants to send in AGRICULTURE. WATER AND LAND The IUCc.essfuJ applicaDt must: Mackets, Sketches to an interna *be a Namibian tional competition to be held in *be bilingual ·bave. agricultural diploma/degree Tehran, Iran in memory of the With DJ's Extacy and ·have fieldwork experience city of Halabjah. This city was at *be sensitive to community issues Guest DJ K V City Tebs ·must bave a national perspective tacked with chemical bombs. Applications, containing a CV, qualifications etc. Friday and Saturday must be posted to! TIle Development Trust Closing date: 15 August 1991 PO Bolt 8226. Bachbrecbt Admission: R10,OO wiDdboet 9000 Please send your ideas to: Republic of Namibia NB! Wednesday Pasteurstr. 57 Embassy of the Islamic Republic Windhoek-west of Iran Ladies Night or telephone (061) 3800213 or 36021 for further in formation PO Box 24790 (Ladies free from Contact Persons: Mr Daniel Mahua Ms Miller U1Dlona Windhoek 8pm to 10pm) Closing date for ap'plications! 1st Marcb 1991 to 9000 ream us not later than l7bOO. or telephone 229974/5 Admission: R6,OO NB: Only .bortlisted candidates will be invited for - ' THE NAIiII1BiAN Friday February 22199117 Ongeleka oya kanifa Ovashingi shingeni nawa ependa Dumeni ta ti Ombelewa yetu mOw ambo nat31lgo oya mon3 omanyenyeto ena sha noiponga yomatuwa. Na otave shi popi ngaa~hi la shi hmdula kulya oshafa shayela kutya EENGELEKA dongongahano doCCN otwa dengwa twa Iila, kefyo lombadilila mokati kovashingi voubesa omuna ovo lava dini omaindilo nomakumaido oshiwana. lomumwameme mu Jesus Christus Namundjebo. etumwalaka eH okwa li la yandjwa la i lib omolwa'okushingwa komubishofi waElcin. . Pamwe osheshi vamwe Ovanhu on.va iulike osho sba vomuvo veli ounana Icokudalwa kwavo 1cwapiiyaana, noJru Iwa ufwa. Oshiwana na shi Ii mange Omubishofi okwa yandja ovakanifilemo okaana kavo. oinima yaye nawa, esbi a1i ile omolw'omalodu mbela? emhala domafiyafano ou kuni kumwe opo ovash.ingi etumwalaka elj eshi kwa li a ka Omubishofi okwa halela. aruma Ufllwe womounona vaye Otava ·ti Irulya oiponga yoov meendjila da1rula daaveshe. voubesa ava ina va hala okuud.l popifa omufiyckadi. eeefiwa, meme Theresia noludalo laye, pondjc opo veke Iilonge oin me iba i bolob. ngahe:nya ashike Oshiwana ola shi indile ko etumwalaka eu nena nalru ovalcwapata nookaume shaashi eenghono, omukumo, elididi ima ya pamba ounangeshcfa omolwaomalihumbaloovash kepangelo li rungepo ovenla rungwe e1c.1J1gha. lea kwali a mona omhito miko nelilo Kalunga nova rule vovakadute okuka1elapo tefl8C ingi anyata. ya nyaa kccoga. opo ku kceleJwe Kombinga yovashingi ovo yokuk.a.la pepako lanalrufya. elineekelo lavo muye. Eliko shefa daye efiku chcpo. Ovasbingi lava enJe lava nlD.J oku shinga kwaava veedula hava shingi onlatuwa mape, D.lIneni okwa ti kuryl edjcpo laNamundjebo nali kwatwe Omungesbefa Shall Nyungu omalodu (oikolwi(a) moipafi dopokali. VahaulTlbalenande lava shingi va manano Olava iaN!IIlludjebo 010 ebnifu Iaku1a ~WL okwa pandula ovangc!lhcfa yovahumbatwa ib.wa boleke omunhu moyeendifo yavo londwe1wa kutya okushinga ka koshiwana ashisbe. Onge1cka Meme Julia Nepembe olews vakwao ovo kwali va kwafela nande. Oba shi kala lasbi omanga inava wanifa eedula kuna nda shinga nale. Ka kuoa aishe oya kanifa ependa li apopifa ponhele yOngeleka oinima oyo ina sba nepako kllkwnifa omushibgi wabbesa 21. ndi shishii, ohlllbi pula ashike omukwafe li yaKatoolika bRooma. lanakufya. la eode la Dbu omalodu lave li Oshinima shokululika elihwnbalO, nomadiladilo a nomuhWlg1mwenyo,oukwatya Ovangesbefa ava vali vap Omushamane Nambili okwa tambakanifa novahumbalwa. omilwalo cia pililila, nasho oha ngungumana., kwa.asho 10 ningi ushi okufimanekwaoo wakala opifa ovalinghali okwa li va pandula B.A Canlsroction oyo Na oshinyanyalua oku lala shi eta omakandomo oihaulo, pefimbo 010. munakufya, oyo 00 kutya ye kunghiWa opo kutya eliko la ya loogekida elambo lanalwfya. omushingi wokabesa la ende nEpangelo olina oku tala osh Hano ovashingi oat\! li okwa kala omukwatakaniii Namudjebo 010 a 10lapo Omalelo oilango Oukwan la kofa, pamwe okuna epofi wma sbatya ngaho. kwaleni nawa. wovanhu woapendodo dilili noshimwi Ihomosbipala shaye yama nOndonga nao okwa li ~ oku na epofi omoIw nokuJili na unene eengeleka. nali kwatwe nawa. popya kutya ova kanifa ashike ena 010.1 pitikwa oku Shaashi okwakala ta yakula Esbi osha indilwa unene omuyandjimayele muwa. abinga olheendifo. Omukulukadi eli mangeleka eengeleka neengudu dilili komungeshefa omutulunbu Omukulunhu woSwapo Oshinima oabitivali osbili noku1ili dopangeleka. omushamane Prans Aupa lin omushamane Mosel Garocb movanbu voovene voubeta, OMUKULUKADI wonUdo 38, Doro pala ashike kuna efiku limwe Ina mu tu ek alike ove owe ixwameb nghcc elashi ndele tu 0800 weitula pefele nomilongo banumo ilo komafe1e avali (200) kwafeni opo uka bange oilonga. Poo opo nee hatu kandomene opo, OFYEE ounon.a ovanal'ikola efimbo vakwetu ve lilekulil. mOwambo, ot\!Ji hat\! mono tendjila davo. Hako ngaho oixuna moku konga oifkola. Ohat\! indile nef'ima.Deko wotete ilo eli koitihcyali, ndele popi oshinima la sbi Dinga okalongolongo oko. Ohat\! indile ncfimaneko linene linene kwaava lantU ketu lam leya.oIru li lambulifa nOdjapo Okaton sha.a.shi. oo'ghee ngoo tava Paife opena I~ ovaNamibia. opo ominisleli yoshikondo buIila meenhele odo tadi yaye yopuJune osha pub gotongo twikile nokutuninga okaton vadja kOwambo veuya va kCllge shelongo nomaudano itale longekidwa opo mu het\!ule mbela? gotongo shili. Fyee ava twa oilong!l ndcLc ovo ngaho ila koNooli kulya otu li vali omalw rnli, ngauhi twa no ngo ali 'mohetalu? Tu moCDM kala hatuloogo moCDM onghIlc vakl!lw:\, liloilonga ' ovo. moupyakadi nomoluhodi linene kala hatwaa kupulwa kovalOngi kwafeni mutu pukulule osh 0800 tu Ii ponghatu oyo twa otakukulwaashike o"a SO\lth esbi inatu mona eefikola. nolcovakuJ.unhufikola kcefikola eshi omu mOwambo ohatu li CDM omina yaNamibia nele tameb oayo efimbo oilumbu Africa vo ovo IIgaho "dimo Ondi nomapulo, olWla. oku odo Iwa Dinga omafiku twa hntu pi kovalongi, omanga ita hale oku shiitavcla shaasbi ynlanduJulwa hmliC-4 i1e nokuli vahllpu, \'ehclI.o. l\Ce oilong.:r. runga ngahelipi? Notu na oku kalela ccfib. ovana vovanamibia tava Iam eta yiwilikwa Ioovanailongo. lu-S pailonga oyo alameka y:ofjm:m~ mominl!l, osho omit uda peni kutyn O!wa monenwa Udeni om~indi1o etu, osh bulwa asbike vdleoa naOOe owo Oshapumbiwa ngaho shili! halongo. shi yukilil:l shosh.ili kut ya eefikola? Omadina ovanafikola eshi oshiwaru\ oshihapu unene oufemba W:J. sha, hnpa kunda Apa pena omunailongo la longo Po nhee pangharu opo ngaho o"aWambo ina V3 ·h3lika aa anyolwa koval..-ulunhufikola shili momaumbo. Oku lukana fanwa asbike kokanya ndee oshilonga ila shidulika pakuwedelwa oimaliwa sho momina ei. ove atwala t\!u shili aeshe nokuula nai ovakongifikola opuwo. Ame ou dina odjapo komunamibia. Oshcshi uhike 05ho naana onghatu yokupcwa Ominsleli.yelu muda ngaho ko mbelewa yoshikondo it:lshi ku tungusha shapo yopuJune hai lewa, tewa ndi hnva hapu tava longo oilonga eumbo opo oblemo ovakw:l apa p~pub pukulula po klOndllllgwa? Kombinga yaava oshiwa.n.a ashike 10 le yapo. Pa yo, yanyenga ovaNam ibia Shllpo dimo vaye opoehe Ji pyakidile ngabo,oshcshi oshiwana shoye vaxupako inava nyolwa nava obaca omito kalombulilwe Ngeenge ncna atusheni okulilada :lshike 1I0ku linom nokulalclapo ovakwadimo osh.:r. hala oilonga osha b la mngc ngahclipi? Omolwa shikc moflJcola nande okali !adopa ovaNamibia okalong~ongo en.a ovaNamibia kulya nalango vayc. efimbo Iile moluhepo ondi ovalongi oge lava lambula ilo kalewa mo molwa opoli nakafye, ndele hatu tungeni ovo ngaho lava kwafele Ofimbo (ye ovalaule fiyo shishi ova kala nasho molillEpo. oVll.ll aflkola hava lale kulya, lika. oshiwana shiye komesho ovaNamibia komesllo shaashi onena hatu walakala. noilatuo ou omona wangadi ilo okwa Spulo lalluninwa oleli; ovafyoona novakengeli. voo ovakonima yefiya kedako opo ukalalelepo ovaJcwadimo G.H. HAll..EKA dja poukengeli? Okatongotongo Omunafikola ngeenge okwa MARIASIMON vati osho havati ava veli yoye hopewa ashikc oshivike LOCAL HOSTEL ngo mufyeni ovalaule ola kafi. dopa ostanda onhimulongo, OSHlKANGO moCDM. ove 010 alukako. Omafiku iho ORANJEMUND mo naw hano? ndele pWWlC okwa1i a pita nawa 9000,. 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Swakopmund For more Por , 1I.teel <:OI1l1n";:llon woo-k ..... during offi ce hours and building of .u:cl.hcda· <:11Ik: Buslnass and GUT AV VOIGTS CENTRE, INtiEPENDEHC AVENUE information 1f.ll<:r bodica, ~Ili . woo-I., S"I<:I, Financial Consultants PO BOX ~ W1NDHOEJ( If .ikn and gcnerll w<:ldins work Tel: 644 Oshakati YOU NAME FT - WE MAKE m MIRACLE POLISHING CLOTH The wonder CLOTH that cleans every thing for only RI2,OO plus RO,45 per cloth for postage and handling. Send Postal orders to Omurruse, PO Box 30662, Windhoek 9000 31114 THE NAMIBIAN Friday February 22199119 . ' TEa.. 36970 CLASSIFIED ADS FAX 33980, " Ispeclal services I I Houses required 1'1Special services I I Houses for sale I IHouses for sale I IHouses for sale I We require houses in the price range of up to RlOO 000 in ~__~TATES~ ~~ Khomasdal for Tcl (061) 3_6159 Khomasdal OLYMPIA TYRE BARGAINS desperate buyers Telecall 5·2222 R147 000 R265 000 Just arrived from TeI: 224884 F:u. (061 ) 3-1068 · 3 bedrooms URGENT! URGENT! overseas (second hand FOR ALL YOUR • 2 bathrooms URGENT! and In good condition) A house that was built RENOVATION " Modern kitchtm . ,. R75 each (axel aST) Car for sale wit.h space in mind REQUIREMENTS ... diningroom, lounge, DISCOUNT ON BIGGER TV room 3 Bedrooms QUANTITIESI 1984 DATSUN C ALL US! ... 2 garages 2 Bathrooms Lounge FandJfa Yomstalyeta PULSAR 14CC • ROOto' SEALING • laundry Uiningroom Opa A 01 KomBada *4-door • HOUSE (2607) ItENO VA nONS Large kitchen yomafutn Suiderhof *Good condition · ,WUGLA R PIONEERSPARK Walled-in wilh an (Omakulu, Ashlke-Okull R127200 R5900 PR OOFING R240 000 im·iting and very Monghal0 IWe) keshe ... 2 bedroo ms, bath lImwe R75 lawwpo '1',1: 221455(0) • INTERLOCKING You'll always be glad privale swi mmingpool ·T1UNG room, kitchen, lounge, .' you looked at this one. Contact: Marietjie dining I·oom • "LUMDING Big en with Ackerman Special services • carport no" 5609 surrounding walls T,I: 37387(0) 136079 W1NDHOEK Windhoek NorthIWest ·4 Bedrooms R200 000 · Lounge • Spacious house with ·Diningroom NAMIB NURSERY 10 Tal Street (next to Apollo pool, alarm system, ·Kitchen with pantry PO BOX 23900 ro slllutanl) air conditioner, ·2 bathrooms WINDHOEK KLEIN WJNDHOEK Tal 33196n seperate Hat PLUS BrDkwaier 6'1516 TEl64275 Owner Transferred FOR All YOUR • Eros 1 Bedroom Hat GARDENING NEEDS Swimmingpool E"ceUent Address. R200 000 Telefriend Is FROM GARDEN LAYOUT Well established A house to be proud of 3·bedroomed house TO eAROEN garden What more your friend In MAINTENANCE with view, large plot, Contact: Heleen do you want? WE Aiso SELL wooden stairs need and crisis. Garden 8011@ R4 ,OO por bag 34177(0) 1 221252(h) On show Saturday Help Is as close Potting Soil @ R4 ,50 per bag Contact Rene Ljjtter 52222 Radiopage 23/211991 Flme Ma nu ro @ R4 ,OO p&l Tel: 37387 or 223600 For more details as a telephone. b'g contact Indoor and outdoor plants at Phone us Lourens Du Plessis pllcas that will slut anybody's House for sale between pockets Tel: 37470(0) 32401(h) & COME AND SEE US AT EX 10hOO and HOME KHOMASDAL EROSPARK FERREtRA'S DEPOT, R201000 23hOO every day OFFICE BRAKWATER EXTIO New listing - you have F'Jf_4'l, __ _ at (061) 6-3026. *3 Bedrooms with CLEANERS built-in cupboards first chance ' _~_ R!ITATIiS !:!!.~· 21·2553 Vacancy ·3 Bedrooms ·llh barhrooms A BARGAIN FOR MONEY WHY SPOIL ·Lounge TV Room PROBLEMS? Diningroom THE WEEK IN YOUR Senior SekoDdere *Diningroom KATUTURA ·Open-plan kitchen Lounge We can help. Start your Skool Kr60lein This is an ideal CARPETS with built-in cupboards ·2 bathrooms own home-based Keetmanshop house for a family. Why pay for wrong and built-in eyelevel ·2 Garages business from home or methods or c1eanlng • Benodig ' 0 ~n ·Kitchen with pantry It is next to the 'Ichool, general dealer shop. oven and stove never let tiny carpet derwyser vir Nice garden shopping centre, post We supply any kind of Wall-ta-wall carpeting c1 etlner wash or steam Gesldedenis Contact Heleen: office and a bank. stock. We also help Contact: Mrs Olivier clean your carpet before - Graad 8 34177(0) 1 2212S2(h) The House has: with licenses, 108ns It was vacuumed - we '1',1: 3072220 (w) Afrikaans - Graad 8 52222 Radiopage ·S Bedrooms etc. Computer specialise in cleaning 211775 (h) ·Study opportunities and mall Vanaf 1 Maan 1991 carpets, upholstery & ·Diningroom order services. Stuff matres.ses _ and Skakel Skoolhoof by ·Lounge envelopes and earn removing soU (0631) 2556 ICAR~ FOR SALE I ·Big kitchen R2 .00 per envelope. For peace of mind nU (0631) 3370 na ure Oltferant types of 21_2555 any lime A very neat home Ford Escort 1600 Sport admlnstraUvs" An Ilrgent caU for and fully carpefed. Very good condition. opporKmltles available. Contact your frieodly Cars for sale RS 900 0.0.0. erven in Katutura Send your name and Tel: 223480 after 6pm and KhomasdaI agent for more details. address to : TOYOTA Any person who Anne Gebhardt C HUMAN CRESSIDA GLI6 owns an erf in either Tel: 34177(0) PO Box 134 IWANTED TO RENT I 227338(h) BETHANIE 1983 Auto pillS o/drlve Katutura or 52222 TelecaJl and please Include Power .steerlng Speedo Khomasdal and 4 x lac stamps cruise Belgian develop would like to sell it RadlofTupe, Power win· MARK III ment~aid workers Car for sale dows and OI erl;ll, central for RIO 000 Entertainment (No 20 Krupp door un tl window locking al·e looking for or less please contact Str(>e l} :lirco n, elc. a house or flat · your friendly agent: 1990 Toyola Hilux Pri~tJle sale: R16 000 to rent. Anne Gebhardt Double Cab 4,,4 CLUB PUT G ood 1"eI: 374lOx232 ·Canopy Tol: 62726(0) MORE FIRE secondhand URGENTLY!! *Air Conditioner THE HOTTEST Iyre- s . imponed, 1982 Ford Grananda 211712(h) We need crven to ·Tape recorder GHIA ENTERTAINMENT excellent ·Long r ange tank 3.00L (Idea' for taxi) provide accommoda COMPLEX IN condition Young family of four Engine ls In superb tion to most of our ·Roll bar For all cars & seeks :t small house ONGWEDIVA condition clients that qualify ·Bull Bar bakkies or cottage rent NON-STOP!!! General service hus to in ·20000km Willdhoek from I for housing loans of Open Wednesday, Fri been done Owner repatriated Contact April or sooner. plus mious R60 000 day and Saturday In DKember i990 R48000 221637 Phone: Richard, '1',1: 34171(0) Matinee 14hOO - 16hOO R 14 000 negotiable 1',1: 228434 on Satw-day 31257 (a/h) 1'1'1: 228659 (0) Hirgit or K;liros 227338(h) (evenings only) Tel; 1032 Oshakati 41780(h) (after S.30pm) H' 31600 Telecall: 52222 , 20'Friday 'February 22 1991 l'HE NAMIBIAN I Special services 1 1Houses for sale I' ISpecial services I !S'MALLS! WEGERLE NOT THE Qur.AN SPEAKSI WINDHOEK . Vol. IX -No7 MANUFACTURESi THE GOD·CONSCIOUS FOR SALE . DISTRIBUTORS I Special services 1 Behold those who are near ~ unto thy Lord are never 100 LUDWIGSDORF (PTY) LTD LONDON: Quee n ~ Park R8J1gers on Wednesday denied British proud 10 worship Him; and R371 000 Tel: (061) 217439 or Industrial Godown newspaper reports thtlt they are planning a five million pounds summer sal e involving SOUlh Afri can·born ~ tri ke r Roy Wegerle they cxtol His limitleS$ glory. Tasteful! Neat! 224723, PO Box 50014, and before Him (alone) pros· in the Northern in and three other players. trate tbemselvc l in adora Quality! Split-level! Bachbrecht Windhoek dU'itrial AreaJ Clive Be rlin, maD.Il.ging director of the English First Division tion. Holy Qurnn 7:206 * 4 Bedrooms, many · *lndependence 200-300 square club, reacled angrily eo the reports that Wegerie, England de· fender Paul Parker. Northern Ireland defende r AIan McDonaJd The hi gher we are in spiri cupboards, quality T·shirts metres tual attainment, the more is carpets and England B winger Andy Sinton would be allowed to leave. "Car stickers With 3~ph:tse power our desire. and our opportu • 2 Bathrooms, " lhese reports are absolute rubbish." he said. " There is no nity 10 serve and w orship ·*Ready Stock For immedi'lte occu premidatated clear out planned at QPR." modem tiles Wegerle was sidel.ioed by a knee injury at the beginning of the ou r Lord and Cherisher and We are doing pation the Lord and the O lcri sher * Guest toilet screen-printing on year and onl y recently returned 10 fu ll fime ll. Contact: Latif at of all the worlds; Md the * Spacious IQunge T-shirts, badges, Befo re his injury WegerJe had 1C0red 14 of QPR's League 33441/35094/33140 goals this sea.ron. underlining his importance to the London club. greater is our pride in that with view stickers, service nnd the worship; e.g. ... Seperate diniogroom after hours early in January he wu the top goal seorerin the First Division. • 'And He (Jesus) Wen! a little caps and protective - Sapa. * Study fu n he r. and fe ll on his face, clothing * Modern kitchen, md prayed" ... (Matthew Manufactures of To let 26;39) built-in oven and cl othing, uniforms, etc. All Correspondence An stove, open-plan Lendl hard pushed swered. Namibia National * TV-Room with Flags Specialists Write for a free copy of Christ sliding doors in Islam by stubborn Ferreira Namibia Islamic Informa * Big scullery and a tion Service pantry as a bonus MEMPIDS, Tennessee: Top seed Ivan Lend! held off Cnr. Effill a & Dekapolis 51. • Servants quarters stubborn underdog Wayne Ferreira of South Africa Soweta can be converted Wednesday night to take a 6-3, 3-6, 7-5 victory at the PO Box 22421 , Volvo Tennis Indoor tournament. Wlndhock 9000 Numlbln. into bachelor nat * Double garage Lend!, ranked third in the world by the ATP tour, struggled ~190l<1101w1uol.'''''' through a second set and broke Ferreira's f1lllll serve in the third • Swimming pool p.o ao.~ W_9000 ' ...... :126705 10 take the second round victory. For sale and braai an!a Indira has grown in 11 was Lend! 's first appearance al thc 750000-dollar Indoorthat • Walled-in, ends Sunday with, ~ singles winner earning 99 000 dollars. size and style ... "Defy Stove R1400 established garden " I just didn't hit the ball"s well and as hard as 1 would like to, We now stock ··Kelvinator Fridge • Interlocking bricks IHouses for sale I but you can't do it every day." Lend! said. " I thought he did a lot stylish outfits of good se rves. Even though they were nOI necessarily hard. they R1700 and drive-way for the elegant lady were placed very well." ... what more could "Defy Semi We also stock trendy Asked about the second set. Lendl's only response was, " Well, one wish for? I 10S I it." Automatic Washing clothing for the Machine R900 Please phone Ferreira. 19, is ranked I3ist by the ATP. He played three student. singles qu alifying round. and two dou bles rounds 10 make the "'2x Single beds without delay YOU CAN MOVE Remember all students TOMORROW! tournament. He also seored a 6-7 (7-5), 7-6 (7-3), 6-3 victory in R650 each Anneljie 0 ' Emiljo the firSI regular session of singles play to race Lend!. 10% discount! *PIONEERSPARK· *Queen size bed Tel,37387(0) This property is in a R I400 221800(h) Cars for sale perfect condition I P~LAC~ VS ARSENAL - F:ROM PAGE 23 I "'Weylandts Dining ·3 Bedrooms Road. Lulonis dO'WD.near the foot of the standings without a win Room Table & 8 ~ ·Bathrooms GOLFGT 1600 in six games, bul a victory over the champions will boost morale. Chairs (new) R3500 ·Diningroom 1984 MODEL Fourth-place Leeds and fifth·place Manchester United clasb " Wardrobe R4S0 ·Family Room on Sunday in a League ClIp semifinal with a place at Wembley at ALL ITEMS 4 R10 '100 O.n.O. slake. The Manc hester si de won the first leg 2-1 al ils Old SUPER *Lounge wi th fireplace MONTHS OLD. Tel: 52940(h) *Laundry Trafford stadium 8J1d braces itse! f for a Leeds comeback at Elland ACCOMMODATION Road. Owner being repatr i- 3032017(0) ·Domestic quarters AT A REASONABLE The firslleg of lhe other semifinal between Cbel sea and second a ted unexpectdely PRIZE *Garage division Sheffield Wednesday also i. on Sunday. Tel: 228434 In other leaglle games sc he duled Satllrday. Sunderland goes 10 R192 000 For sale *Swimmmg pool (evenings onJ y) for only R233 000 U;JvCltry, bottom club Derby receives Norwich, improving Everton Six·bedroomed ho!!s lowly Sheffield United. Aslon Villa goes to Nottingluun To view make an home with study W. SH()PPING Foresl, Queens Park Rangcn rcccivu Sou.thanlptO.llUld Tonen· Mountain Bike Three bathrooms CENTRE OSHAKA TI appointment with ham goes to Wimbledon. 2t ·speed Montanu Woolen carpets (ONESIDLA) Ro!and Jordan In the fourth round of the Scottish cup, league champion Mountain Bike Rangers expects a comfortable home game against Cowdenbcalh In very good condition VERY GOOD AREA Te!: 37270(0) Chrome paris - from division IW O. • Swimmingpool ·Market 38635(h) excellent conditi on Phone now!! *Bottle Store Colour: Bl ack & 8argains do not · Storeroom FIXTURES - FROM PAGE 23 Wh ite I:lsf fOn!ver!! · Kitchen IGHlAND With back carrier Hrjtat~j NAU AID STADION . OKAHANOJA: Young Stars Contace Mercia: ·3 Sleeping rooms R1400 ono (Okahandja) v. Qullengers (14h30), Battle Boys v. Arsenal 222748(0) at the back HOCHLANDRAND Tel, 36970(0) (16hOO). ·Toilet & Bathroom 3 Bedr ooms witb bie 33322(h) *Big yard for extensions 1 ~ bmhrooms NSL CASTLE LEAGUE ~I ==v=a=c=a=nc=y=~ Tcl: 61899 LowlgelDiningroom House for sale (ask for Punda) Kitchen with bic BP TOP E1GHT, ~======:::;I. A renown 2032595/228322 Single garage FNB STADlUM· JOHANNESBURG: I cosmetic company is (ask for Eunicc) Outside room with THIRD & FOUTH PLACE: Fairways Stars v. Moroka looking for dynamic toilet Swallows (13hOO). Established garden FINAL: lwisa Kai2:er01iefs v. Jomo Mid."\S Cosmos (15hOO). Sales Ladies Houses wanted R139 000 (negotiable) Fluency in English Tel: 224884 KHOMASDAL 0 1' Afrikaans Telefriend is your 3 B edrooms P:l rt.time or full-time with bic IGHlAND friend in need and Tel: 221478 Hrjtat~j 2 Balhrooms Windhoek-Wesll crisis. Help is as B ig lo unge Wanted to rent North KHOMASDAL Diningr oom 3 Bed rooms with bic close as a telephone. Houses urge ntly 2 Bathrooms ACCOMMODATION Kitchen with bic r equired for buyers LoungeJDiningroom WANTED Phone us between Double ga r a ge in the price range Kitchen with bie Dcsparalely looking Braai area R100000 Hr aai area 10hOO and 23hOO O ne bed room !lat fo r a house or fla t Lovely house Preferably 10 R300 000. everyday R136 000 for only two bedroomed Contact Renc L/jltcr R1I 2 ooo Tel: 224884 TcI: 221478 Tel: 37387 or 223600. Tel : 224884 at (061) 6-3028. THE-N~MIB tlOr ·Fridi.". FebFUary".22 1991' 21 " SOCCER S'AFARI • NAMIBIAN SOCCER CAN IMPROVE but reduce the Premier League ... THE return leg of the Africa Club Champions' Cup • between Nasbua Black Africa and their Angolan DIDI 'Ace' Khuse will be the man to restore Iwisa Kaizer African cup champs when tbe Amakhosi counterparts, Primiero de Agosto, proved tbat face Jomo Midas Cosmos in the BP Top Eight tinal at tbe FNB Stadium tomorrow. Namibian soccer can develop in time. Black Africa, despite bowing out 1-9 on aggregate against their more experienced opponents, did Na mibian soccer proud by holding their own against the more experienced Aogolans. Everyone that was present at Sunday's exciting match at the Independence Stadium will agree that Black Africa gave a brilliant performance. Even people that saw the C9nfederation of African Football (Cal) international tie on television phoned Namibian Sport to congratulate our local champions for their "excellent display." It is not the first time that a local team has proved their mettle against a visiting team. A cou pie of years ago Sarusas Orlando Pirates also held their own against the much heralded Pedro Atletico de Angola, tbe 1989 Angolan champions. Pirates battled it out agalnst the Angolans in a goal. less stalemate at the Katutura Stadium before they rwaUy went down '·1 againstPedro Adetico in Luanda. Ironically these two local champions have dominated. the soccer scene in the past two seasons dividing the major cup tournaments among themselves. This clearly indicates that Black Africa and Orlando Pirates have learned from their clashes with the An RAMBLERS ace striker Juku Jazuko in Cull Right alaiost Liverpool'. central defender Alberth Tjihero at the golan teams. Katutura Stadium. Both Ramblers and Liverpool will visit ChieCSantos For their RossingPremier Leaguematches The Namibia Football Association (NFA) must ask at the Nomtsoub Stadium tbis weekend. the African football controlling body 10 secure some trained and experienced coaches to work with our teams. Border a wildcard Our soccer organisation needs restructuring and the SPES BONA MOTOR8 current set*up of 16 Premier League teams should be A K..1 ..r'Str. reduced to 12. in Band H line-up 'ft!324421224571 WINDHOEK - a 2O!f74 For a country with a small population, we have too many teams in one town. The really good players are EAST LONDON: Border's stunning defeat of Natal on Wednesday evening at Buffalo Park in East London has SELECTED USED CARS therefore spread too thinly among too maoy clubs. changed the predicted line up for the semi linallegs of 1987 VW Microbus Airconditioned This is one of the reasons for our poor soccer stan the Senson and Hedges series. ~ard . Radioffape...... R35900 Natal now end fourth on the third on the log on March 20. 1989 Ford Sapphire 2,0 GI I strongly believe that our clubs could do better in the log and will play Transvaal at The second leg will be at St southern African football competitions if we could Kingsmead in Durban in the Georges, Port Elizabeth, on Radioffape 22000KM ...... R28900 implement some of these ideas in the next few years. first leg of the semi final on March 22 and Eastern Prov 1987 Toyota Cressida GLI-6 The level ofNamibian football is clearly not that bad. March 13 wilb \he second leg ince have the advantage ot a 'Full House" ...... R28250 at the Wanderers in Johan possible leg on their home 1988 Opel Monza 1.8 GLi AlC, Rff...... R27900 IrBlack Africa can contain Primiero de Agosto -con neSburg onMlUCh 1.5. This gives ground. sisting of six Angolan national players - I do not see Transvaal the advantage of a 'Ibis line up for the, semis 1989 Nissan Sen'," 1.6 GLA/C, RfL. ... R24900 why our local standard cannot improve. possible third leg at home. leads one to believe that East· 1987 VWKombi 1900 watercooled ...... R27500 But make no mistake, I am not saying that our na Natal', defeat has also mean/: cm Province have a good cbanoe . 1987 Toyota Corolla 1,6 GLS Sprinter that Eastern Province are now of retaining their B and H in airconditioner mdiorrape...... R22500 tional team can take on their Angolan counterparts in a most favourable position the final. our neighbours are far too experienced for us. in their semi Jinal match against 1he veIUlC for the: final sbJuId 1988 Isuzu KED 28 The NFA should start grooming our national team Western Province. Eastern Province win against LWB Diesel, P/up ...... R25900 with more international clashes to gain experience. Eastern Province, who now Western Province will in all 1987 Toyota Hi·Lux 4x4 ...... R33900 finish second on the log, will probaliry be at the Wanderers, 1989 Ford Sierra 3000LXRadioffape.... R27500 And last but not least - do not forget our young play the first leg of their semi having played the Nissan Shield players. They are the future of our soccer ambitions. final against Western Province. fUlAl in Port El.izabcth.· Sapa. 1989 Toyota Corolla 1.31...... R20900 1987 Toyota Hi-Lux Diesel LWB ...... R23900 mr. Spain: Danish rider Per from Allea in five hours. 59 leg On Thesday, was fourth, 1990 Citi GoIf250001an ...... RI975 0 Pedersen Pedersen was the hero and m.inutes and 16 teConds. behind Stumpf and Adria van 1987 VW Iena CL)( . winner of the second leg Pedersen crossed the ftnish der Pocl of The Netherlands. Wednesday in the 49th Tourof line 5S seconcb ahead ofRemig The leg was harJ, with the Aircon R(r' spotless" ...... R25200 wins leg Valencia cycling race after he Slumpf ofGennany, leading a riders encounlering (our moun 1990 Opel Club 1400 200001an ...... R20900 staged a solo ride of 197 km. group of riders including lain passes and caM and rainy 1987 Ford Husky 1.8 dropside P/up ...... R 19500 Pedenc:n broke away ,ix km RobeI1o Pagnin of Italy, who weather. not yellow from the starting point atAltea kept the yellow jersey of over· Yesterday', les was to cover Ferdi Holloway, Jaco Venter and mllllllged to build a lead or a1llcader in the six-day. 933- 189 km from Ibi to Puerto de Tel: (061) 225479/32442 up 10 20 minUles over the main km race. Sagunto. • jersey pack. He won the 203-km leg Pagnin, winner of the first Sapa-AP. After hours: (061) 42970/41267 BROWN FALLS FOULOFIBF NEW YORK:TheInternational BoxingFederation said yesterday that Simon Brown would forfeit his welter weight tide Wlless its designated contender was assured of fighting the winner of Brown's bout against WorJd Boxing Council cha mpion Mauriee Blocker. Brown and Blcx:~r are sched sen!, but Blocker has yct to uled to 6gb! on MI1n:h 18 in agree. 10 the condition, Lee told La. Vegas 00 the same card aa Reuters in a telephone inter the heavyweight bout between iew TO his Newark, New Jer Mike Tyson and Razor sey. office. Ruddock. " Uhe (SimonBrown) steps mF conunissioner Robert inlo the ring in din:cl oppori Lee said Brown was supposed tion 10 mF rules be effectively to make a mandatory defence forfeils his title." said Lee. of hil title again,t Glenwood who added lhattop conrcnders Brown last month but signed Glenwood Brown and Buddy imtead to fight Blocker. McGirt would fight 10 fill the Lee .aid he told Brown the vacanl title. only way he would approve " There must be a meuure the Blocker bout would be if of protection for a contender NFA Rossing Premier League 1991 Rookies - Nampol Fe bOlh boxers agreed that lhc who fights hl ~ way to the top. winner would fight Glenwood He should not be sidestepped," THE Namibian Sport welcomes Nampol FC to theelite Rossing Premier League. Thepolice outfit's struggle to gain Brown within 120 days. Lee said. promotion to the ' big league' linaUy paid of'fwben they ousted former Premier League giants Explorer XI and Brown has given his con- SapaJReuter soulhern region toughies Doleriet Try Again from tbe national promotion/relegation play·offs more than a fortnight ago. The peacemakers, spearheaded by the Zimabwean-born coach, Josepb Phiri, will have their first experienC1:! in the prestige league against pre-season favourites Nashua Black Africa tomorrow. Nampol is standing WHS to stage Independence meet (f.l.t.r.) • Joseph Phiri (coach), Jackie Seraun, Zebbo Afrikaner, Carl Eiseb, Timo Xoaseb, Capes Nawaseb, Aiel[ Ganaseb, Orlando Haraseb (captain). Kneeling . Kicks Ganaseb, AJ ex van Wyk, Tenna OUo, Diego Hawen, Ewald THE Prestige Athletics meeting to be hosted by the Windhoek High Sehool was boosted by a RlO 000 sponsorship cheque H NDILIMANI BAND AT CINEMA GYM HALL Friday and Saturday (22/02/1991 & 23/02/1991) • But..... elr. = .~ .... ',...,.,.....~ ~ Time: 20hOO - 24HOO ::- UndbOf.k I-Ioinkoal •.= Admission: R10,OO E=;- JI~n-D ui.iffid.{;m.OOO-::on lan • ) 1 M 1 1 /" .. REFRESHMENTS mSPLA YJNG the RI0000sponsorship cheque for tbe WHS Prestiee Athletics Meeting are, from left; BertusGous - headmaster of the Windhoek High School; Hannes von Holb· president of the Namibia Amateur Athletics Union; ON SALE Mike Dentry - branch manager of Aegis Insurance Company (sponsors); Kerneels JBlta - Deputy Director of Schools Sports and Artbur Schlieber - managing director of Wehvitschia lnsur8rt(e Brokers (sponsors). See story elsewhere. . "'HE -NAMIBIAN Friday February 22 1991 23 FIXTURES ... FIXTURES NFA - RoSSING PRIMIER LEAGUE TONIGHT (FRIDAY), SKW FIELD - SKW Fe v. Civics (19hOO) SATURDAY, • OUTJO STADIUM - Golden Bees v. SWA Toyota Young Ones (17hOO). KATUTURA STADIUM - Nashua Black Africa v. Nampol (17hOO). SARUSAS Orlando Pirates sharpshooting striker Steven 'Madigage' Damaseb -wins the ball against ChiefSantosIt'.' KUISEBMOND STADIUM - Eleven Arrows v. BS Chacklas Xamiseb with Samora Appolus and Epson Dausab rwhing up. Pirates will face Goldeo Bees at Ouljo on Tigers (lSbOO), Blue Waters v. Pepsi African Stars Sunday with Sanlos entertaining Liverpool and Ramblers at the Nomtsoub Stadium on Saturday and Sunday. (l7hOO). NOMTSOUB STADIUM - Chief Santos v. Liverpool RoSSING PREMIER LEAGUE: (l7hOO). SUNDAY, NAMPOL FlELD - Nampol v. Civics (llhOO). OUTJO STADIUM -Golden Bees v. Sarusas OrIando As Nampol engage Lively Lions ... P ..." (09hOO). NOMTSOUB STADIUM - ChiefSantos v. Ramblers (lIhOO). KUISEBMOND STADIUM - Blue Waters v. BS Ti gers (09hOO), Eleven Arrows v. Pepsi African Stars (lIhOO). Peacekeepers set WEDNESDAY NIGHT, SKWFIELD - SKW FC v. Liverpool (20hOO). CENTRAL for a baptism of fire FIRST DIVISION SATURDAY, ACADEMY FlELD - KHOMASDAL: Jibad Boys v. pion's plans tomorrow. According to the NFA Sec Eastern Jumpers (1lh30), Jwisa v. M B Truck. Spares CONRAD ANGUl.A NFA Cup clwnpionshave a retary General Sebastian Fuestone (lJhOO), Afrox Challengers v. Hungry lions psychological advantage over Kamungu, the leoguo rule. NAMPOL can expect rU'eworks from Nashua Black Nampol who are unlucky to clearly stipulato that a club (14b30). Academy v. Spurs (16h00), African Sliz· Africa when they meet the champions at the Independ meet Black Africa when they must wait leven day, after zards v. Kingston United (17h30). ence Stadium in their Rossing Premier League debutoD are hyped up from their 5ler registration before it can taG REHOBOTH STADIUM· REHOBOTH: F1amin· Saturday. ling performance against the part in any league octivities. gos v. Young Stars (Whk - 13hOO), flames v. XI Angolan champions. But Robb« Cllanties, aocord Vampires (14h30), Brave Rangers v . Rio City (16b00). The police outfit, who raised thorough hanunering from The Liow will also walk ing to Kamungu, only regis Crusaders v, Arsenal (17h30). eyebrows during the national Primiero de Agosto in Angola. 0010 the pitch wi!h two points tered their playen on Tuesday promotion-relegatioo play.offs, But last Sualay's retumdasb and a five goal bonus wh;·h and Sormlo Bucks on Wedne& NAU AID STADIUM -OKAHANDJA: Obeco Battle are not pushlvers as they proved against Primiero was a clear was granted by the NFA after day. "nu. excludes them from Boys v. Radio Page Lans (14h30), Young Stars (Oka in the final clash of the Eastern indication of what the champi Sotento Bucks, woo missed the the weekend's activities," handja) v. SWA AUlobaus Golden Rivers (~ 6hOO). Townament IllS! year when they ons are capable of on their registntion deadline, were Kamungu said. lost by an odd goal to Black homeground, where Nampol su,pended by !he league. The NFA is taking a tough SUNDAY: Africa. will meet the Lively Lions this Ramblers were also granted $(ance it seenu, but the move ACADEMY FlELD - KHOMASDAL: Spurs v. XI But the Black Africa squad weekend. points for the match they were was welcomed by many ob Vampires (I1hOQ). Kin8stoo Urnted v. FIrestOne (IWO). they are being this time are Nampol, on the other band, supposed toplay tooight agairut serveu who bope !he teams YoungStaIS(Whk) v, Golden Rivers (14hOO),Easlem clearly not the same team. 'Their are tireless especially against Sorento Bucks for the same will be better organi.ed in the Jumpers v. Lans (1Sh30), Hungry Lions v. Academy coach promised earlier this the bigger clubs like Black reasolL Nture, - (I7hOO). season his boys would be out Africa, Orlando PiratCII , TIgers Another Premier League The Namibian Sport hopes for blood! and African Slars and Satur outfit Robber Chanties, who 'that all clubs in th e Premier REHOBOTH STADIUM - REHOBOTH: Brave /3lnek Africa's record so far day's match coul d be a real were supposed to bost Sarusas League will be dealt with in Rangers v. Jihad Boys (12h30), Crusaders v. Rio City this season is impltlsrive. They lest for them. Orlando Pirate, and SWA the same way as 'Sorento and (14hOO), Flames v. Iwisa (Whk - lSh30), Flamingoes have not lost a !ingle friendly 1bc Umbabwea.rl-born coach Toyou Yrungat Khorixas,have Robbers without favouratism. v. African Blizzards (17hOO) . match agairut a local team. Joscph Phiri could alsoprovea alm lost points to the two teanu • See full league fixfUICS However, they did receive a thorn in the flesh for thecham· for the same reason. elsewhere. CONTINUED ON PACE 20 LONDON: Liverpool and Seaman and Chris Woods and Arsenal both are gunning mid fielders Andy Gray and for English soccer's pres Geoff 1bomas are dose 10 inter tigious league and cup David and Goliath match national callups. double, But while the two CoppeU, a former England inlernational winger who was powerhouses plough their forced toquit playing at age 28 way through cup replays bec:ause of serious injury, i~ a in search of a trip to as Palace meet Arsenal highly-respected manager. Still Wembley, a comparative only 35, he is rated 0 po~ s ible mDlowcrud !P!akupon the England manager of the fu- rails and catch them in the But a victory over Arsenal ton, the game finishing 4-4 in knocked out in the third round, Arsenal can be bealen at home Iu~ . league. in league action on Saturday overtime with another replay can take advlUage in the blgue. and Palace has the firepower His Palace te am does nOI Crystal Pulaceh311 never won will put SIeve CoppeU's team to come next Wednesday. Coppell taku bii learn al:roas to do il. play with frills. It hunies IIp the league or the FQolball llbove the north London side in Anenal needed four cup London to meet an Arsenal Striker lan Wrigh' collected ponefllS into m~$ I\nu nc~"Cr Associ ation Cup, although it the Slandings behind only games to shake off a. deter side which has been beaten his first international cap for 3110w, thelll lime le> uwdJ on gol 10 the (mallas! season only champions Liverpool. mined cbaJlenge from Leeds only ooce in league acti on this England agllinst Cameroon two the bal l. His pbycrs arc 'Jukk, 10 lose 10 Manchester United The slandings leader hopes and has a tricky fifth-round season. Arsenal has the mean weelu: ago on the stn:ngth of energetic IUHi ..lifilcu!t h I play after a replay. to strctch iT! three-point lead game at third division est dcfease in Ibe first division sparkling club performances. against. Its trophy cupboard is bnre but docs not relish Slltunby'S Shlewsbury the same night - only 12 goals conceded in 24 He and strike partner Mark Liverpool rarely pieb up n compared with Liverpool's Ig trip to Luton because it means Livcrpool and Evef10n meet games - yet has scol\:d 43 goals, Bright have scored 25 league good result 3t Luton allll. (our league ti tl es and four Euro· pl:"lying on m artificial surface again. second onl y to Liverpool's 46, and cup goal s between them seasons ago, 80t thu mped 4-1 pean Ch.1rTJpions' Cup triumphs. it dislikes. So, ifLivcrpool and Arsenal But Manchester United, this season. on the plastic: fieW al Kenil worth and Arsenal's nine league and And the team has just played are sidetracked by the cu p which won 6-2 at Highbury in Ni gel Martyn is England'l continued on page 20 five EA. Cup successes, a gruelling cup tie with 8ver- compcLit ion, Pai:lce, which was 11 Leag\lc O IP g:une. n."IS shown third choice go.-ilio: behind David 24 Friday February 22~1~9~9~1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~===~~~~~~iiiili•• • lliiii• • " •••••••~ TODAY'S PIES Pepper Steak OR HAKE LOINS FRESH ·I Beef FOU RSOME Chicken OR HADDOCK 7B STEAKS I kg 750 9 II ~~ ·~...... per pack ~------T AGLESSTEABAGSPLAINWRAP ---. r~~WA 4 ~ l00's GRENRYCK PILCHARDS Chilli & Tomato POT O'GOLD TOMATO SAUCE 425 9 II 750 rnl &1 &9 ,.., ORANGE SQUASH PLA INWR AP 2 I RICE 2 kg JUNGLE OATS 89 I kg 49 - PL A1 NWRAP SHIELD ROLL· ON PEANUT BUTIER A NTI PERSPI RANT Smoolh (Men & women) 4 \0 9 99 19 99 PLA1NWRAP - WASHING POWDER I kg WI\SI'OElER! CO·UNTR Y FLOWERS 51 BEAUTY SOAP 125 9 SHAMPOO 350 rn l . All fragrances MENTADENTP TOOTHPASTE Original 49 I 100 ml ~ GST EXC LUDED-. 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Initials abound from the the English language is a Warspeak sweeps Allied front grim HRP (Human Re major casualty - warspeak mains Pouch, orbodybag) is sweeping the Allied front. to the SLUD effect of a British and US forces speak Mi.litary briefings employ Death and destruction in can General "Stormin' their own shorthand. chemical attack (Salivate, English • but you need a a sanitised language of civilian areas are euphem Norman" Schwarzkopf Schwarzkopf himself cer· Lac hry ma ~e, Urinate and special war dictionary to battle that at times makes istically referred 10 as and British Lieutenant· tairuy is nol immune to Defecate). understand what they ace the war sound like a com coll ateral damage_ General "Pongo Pete" de Ihe()Cca.~ional word game, The troops' much ma· talking about. puter game. The troops under Ameri- la Billiere have developed dryly referring to one press ligned rations are known as M RE (Meals Ready to Eat) or as some soldiers have dubbed them· Meals Reje<'ted by Ethiopians. Allied soldiers are there to evict Iraqi troops from the KTO - Kuwaiti The atre of Operations. The Pentagon high-tee al phabet of war ranges from Men (Multiple entering Bomblets) to the TOW . tube-launched, optically tracked, wire·gu;ded anti tank missile. Knocking out an enemy's aircraft is known in Pen tagonese as de-airing and the Iraqi attack on Khafji was described as heDacious. Cockney rhyming slang abounds to confuse the enemy with a RudolfHess meaning a mess and Yanks being called Septic Tanks. The good soldier is a /iwitched-OD cookie, a de pressed soldier is an un happy teddy. The American's Cable News Network that has brought the war live into living rooms worldwide is referred to by troops as "Scud-a-Vision." Reporters working through tbe J oint Inf'or· mation Bureau are Jib Rats. Journalists who crowd hotel roofs to observe Scud aHacks on Saudi cities are caUed " canaries" by Brit ish offi cers who don their full chemical protection suits and take to the air raid shelters. Canaries were taken down coal mines in the 19tb Century to warn humans of the presence of gas. If they keeled over, miners . knew to protect tbemselws. British sailors eat chicken Chemobyl (a very hot curry), use motion lotion (petrol). write home to the nagging machine (wife) and C ON TRARY TO RUMOR , BAR TH O LOM EW DIAl WAS NOT BEARING A CROSS FOR ensure they are never with HIS GIR LF RIEND IN LI SBON , BUT IN TH E GOOD H OP E OF A GREAT HOLIDAY out a for get-me-not (con. 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Whilst on the World by international superstar 1004: AJvin and the he is away working. Kalerina 19h41: Growing Pains Natalie Cole. It features Na Chipmunks has to defend herself from the Episode 20: "Second Omnce" lalie and a top name celebrity 16hS2: Tao Tao (final) advances of the bailiff Sever Carol is shaltered when her on eacb s.how. N.B. The pro TELEVISION yow. drink gramme Group Onc Medical 16h5S: The voyage boyfriend i. killed after ing and drinving. Sadly, &be moves 10 Thursdays.. or the Mimi --, The adventures of four young MONDAY ID was sure he was all righl and PQOCQAMME people who accompany tw o would therefore get a second chance. scienusu and a crusty sea 17hS8: Programme 20hOS: A Guilty 22 - 28 FEBRUARY captain on a summer rescaJ"Cb Schedule 17hS8: Programme voyage to monitor the behavi Thing Surprised Schedule 18hOO: News Episode 2 of another Ruth Platypus I1!ld hi, friends. our of humpback whales off 18hOS: Take One 18hOO: News ISh23: Camp WiJderness the the coa~t of Maine. Rendell mystery in which Ouef 18hl0: Sesame Street 18hOS: Children's Bible Hills 17h24: Animals of Mrica Inspector Reg Wexford and his 18h49: End An educational programme for 18hl0: Filler 17h58: Programme Episode 12: "Competition for assistant inspector Burdcn are 19h13: Sport pre-schoolers. schedule drinking timc" trying to find the murderer of 18h20: TheSecrel Life of 19h43: Doogie 19h10: Namibia Elizabeth Nlghlingale. Starring: T K Dearing 18hOO: News HowserMD In the wooded savannah:ls of 181105: Take One Africa, watering holes are a Inter Sport George Baker and Christopher Theresa "T K " Dearing !UC A funny and touching story 19h45: The new Leave Ravens<:roft, cessfull y conceals her me m ]8h10: Filler about growing up with more cent re of activity for many it 10 Beaver 20hS5: Filler bership in the clandestine, all 18h22: The Cart! thM the usual responsibilities different species. Because so 20bOS: Life goes On 21hOO: News boy Buccaneer Club until her Bears Family and demands. many animals are forced into using the same watering hole, Episode 2: "The bnbysiller" 2lh30: Elvis and Me Grandpa Kindermann moves An animated children's series. 201106: Beauty and tIle Beast each day brings both predator After laking the place of hi s The real-life slory of the King in and uncovers her secret life. A modem day rendering of the 18h44: Educational and prey together in their quesl siste r Becca as a babysiuer for of Rock & RoU and the girl T K's position is jeopardized programme classic fairy tale, revolving when her young+at-hean grand around a beautiful crime-6ghl for Wluer. a rambunctious six-year-old, who become his queen. A bit MrWizard's Corky to use all his re fa!her joins the Buccaneers and ing investigator and a power 17h47: The Flying has tersweet and passionate reflec World Doctors (new) sourcefulness when an emer tion of the loss of innocence, befriends their arch enemy, ful manJbeast whose fearlOme neighbourhood recluse Patato 19h10: Sport IIppeua.nce bclieshis IlUperior Drama series aboutlhe legen gency forces them out of the the loss of love and the loss of 20hl0: Murder dary Royal ' Aymg Docton house. a living legend. To~ intelligence and noble spirit. 19h04: Educational She Wrote Setvice which fiy in any weather 20hSS: Filler 22h04:Spol1 Starring: Linda Hamilton and Programme Episode 3: "Showdown in Ran Pearhrian. on their mercy missions to the ' 21hOO: News Group One Medical Saskatchewan" 20h5S: Filler homesteads, stock: stalians and 21h30: Virtuoso (fanal) WEDNESDAY El A series about the drama of While keeping an eye on her 21bOO: News mining camps of the Outback. The second part of the troe niece Jill who is uavelling the life as it unfolds in a medical 21h30: Feature film: in Australia. Coopers Cross story of one of today 's greatest rodeo circuit, Jessica becomes ing is the isolated base (or lhis pianists and his battle for sur 17hS8: Programme facility staffed by real doctors " The Ordeal of embroiled in a murderinvesti service and the IOwn is popu vival on the razor's edge be Schedule and visited by real patients. gation which affects the per Doctor Mudd" lated with the colourful char· tween genius and madnets. 18hOO: News 19h32: Panorama The true story of Or Samuel fonnance of the riders under acters wmse Joyalities IR tested 22h24: Return Journey 18hOS: Take One 20h02: Skyways (new) suspicion. Mudd, the physician who was at every rum as the Flying 18hlO: Filler An action packed drama series given a life sentence after set "Calgary" Stanin&: Angela Landsbur}' and Doctors go about their work of 18h20: Dr Seuss (final) about Paci6e International tingJohn Wilkes Booth's bro Kirsly McNiehol. healing. An animated series about the Aitpol1, the five million pas 20h5S: Filler ken leg following the aUlLSsi 18h34: Namibia TUESDAY 11 sengers who pa.u Ihrougb every nation of PR; rident Abraham audacious cat in the stovepipe 2lbOO: News Inter Sport la•. year and the 8 (XX) people who Lincoln. 21h30: Feature r Um: 19h04: Family Matters 17h58: Programme work there ... the city of the air. 22hS3: Midnight 18h4S: Transworld Sport " Cloud Waltzer" Episode 10: " Basketball Schedule 2Oh5S: Filler ' Caller (fwal) 19h38: To be annOUDced The passionate SIOry of a love Blues" 18hOO: News 2Oh05: Neon Rider 2!hOO: News affair which develops between Episode 12: "Wait until Mid Cui pushes Eddie to the break: 18bOS: Children'S Bible 21b40: Gentleman night" Episode 12: "UoderPressure" young American joumalisl ing poinI in his obsession for 18hl0: Filler One of Michael', S\lcceri sto and Players (JI) Meredith Tolliver and the Starring: Gary Cole, Wendy his son lo be theba.ketballstar 18h13: Casper ries Skate, a reformed gang The continuing story of the glamourous French mullion Kilboume, Billy Po Carl himself could never be. and Friends member, is arrested when a rivalry between Mike Savage aire wine baron she seeks to 19h28: Feature film Animated series for children warehouse where he works is and Bo Beaufort. In a game interview. SUNDAY III " Myoid man" 18h30: Kids robbtid.'b ~omes ' at .l?a..d time where there arc DO rules, they 23h04: Night Music 2Oh55: Filler Incorporated u Miehael i, tryins to ' fWd can play it straight or play it 07h30 - l1hOO: Good 21hOO: NewS/Spotlight Episode 25: " Moon Walk" jobs for the other kids. dirty, whatever the pri7.e, mone)', po)Ve r or people. SATURDAY El Morning Namibia 2lh30: Our Finite World "Space Woek" at the P-Iace 20hSS: Filler 22h30: •Coming 10h15: Another Lif'e Episode 7: Sri Lanka has everyone excited about 21hOO: News 17hS8: Programme 16h00; The Protectors 21h21: The Bolshoi at the interplanetary travel, except 21h30: Crime Story of Age (flnal) Episode 14: "Daddy's girl" schedule Episode 7: "Balance of Ter- Bolsboi Gloria who prefers to remain Episode 10: Mike Torello ar Ginny Hale looks forward to 18hOO: Children's Bible ror" " 1be Stone Flower" Act I in £amiliar surroundings. re.ts Frank: Holman, but Hol her father's visit and inviting 18hOS: FiUer The ProtectOTJ are called in by This ballet is based on a fairy 18b51: Educational man tell. the US Attorney thal him to live with them until he 18hlO: Ovid and Russia ... to save London from tale from the Ural,. It is the Programme ToreUo i. corrupt and involved announces he is getting mar tbe Gang the horrors of germ warfare. story of Danila. in love with Or Sweet Tooth with Luca. ried again. Animated children's series Staffing: Robert Vaughn and Karerina, who has to overcome Day and Night 22h14: Big Break (new) about Ovid the Duckbilled NYJt:e Dawn Porter the power of the Mistress of 19h16: Window A musical programme hosle4 22b52: Sport -." ., is your FEBRUARY SALE friend in LUCKY DRAW need and crisis. Help NAME: is as close ADDHESS as a tele • phone. QUESTION: Phone.us between The ...... OK·Sale . t 10hOO and STARTS ON TUESDAY, 19 FEBRUARY 1991 23hOO Place your entry form every day in the box on the at (061) Second Floor at OK 6-3028. 28 Friday February 22 1991 THE NAMIBIAN This Saturday we're giving Mr Thomas Nterere of Windhoek R5000 cash! Why all the excitement? Well, Thomas is a big winner in this month's fabulous Edgars Challenge compelition, so at 11 hOO this Saturday, 23rd February, Edgars Windhoek, Th omas will collecl his cheque and walk away R5 000 richer. Tax-free!!The only thing he had to do to win, was to correctly answer the Edgars Challenge question. And that's not all- Mr J W Briers of Elarduspark won R50000 and Miss M Lamont of Kimberley won R10 000 and 50 Club members countrywide won R1 000 each! That's right! Every month there is R115 000 ~ to be won in our Edgars Challenge Competition. And we feel so great about all this, that we want ~ry~ to share in the excitement, so ... ... we have something for you too! We're turning this Saturday into a day of Fun and celebration for fJ!/JlIYS1DJJ. at Edgars, Windhoek. There will be fantastic discounts! Special offers! Free gifts! Everything could be FREE! Yes , simply come to Edgars Windhoek, this Saturday, and we'll be handing out Mystery Discount Vouchers. You could save at least 10%. But it could be 30% ... 40% ... 50% '" in fact, anything up to 100% on regular·priced merchandise of your choice - it all depends how lucky you are. You could also be the lucky winner of: • Free Edgars Gift Vouchers • Free r·Shirts • Free Caps 7'.S. ~ '!et 4 etJ. ~! Then join the Club - Tomorrow! Five minutes after you join the Edgars Club your name will be in the draw for NEXT MONTH'S R115 000 CASH PRIZES. You could win the 1st prize of RSa OOO! Or the 2nd prize of Rl0 OOO! Or our RS 000 third prize. PLUS there are 50 more cash prizes of R1 given away each and every month. So come in ... join the Club; YQY could be our next big winner. inners Day tJ4 Saturday, 23rd February, and rut4 at Edgars Windhoek. EOQiI1!I Ad Deal Fe &'91