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* TODAY:, BUTHELEZI WANTS ZULU KINGDOM _.~ IYAMBO ACTS ON PENSION THEFTS * YOUR MONEY * Katjavivi denies probe "The whole thing is a FRANNA KAVARI total mystery," said THE V ice-Chancellor of Katjavivi who denied Unam, Peter Katjavivi that the matter of a com­ yesterday slammed press mission of inquiry was reports over the week­ on the agenda of the end which alleged the meeting. Unam council had re­ He said the matter was solved to launch a probe only raised during the into allegations of cor­ meeting in response to ruption levelled at the queries in a Nantu com­ university during their munication. recent meeting. Dr Peter Katjavivi To page 2 orthun er w·ater Efundja floods set-to reach Etosha Pan each other to drink OSWALD SHIVUTE AT OSHAKATI maroela beer but, for the LIFE HAS been brought to a stand­ moment anyhow, this is not possible. still in many parts of Owambo with The Efundja floods the onset of the Efundja which has have come from oshanas (water pans) in Angola's flooded into northern Namibia from OndjivalKunene Prov­ areas in southern Angola. ince via a dam, Nguma, Particularly hard- hit moment," an official told near Ondjiva. It crossed are the Ohangwena and The Namibian. the border near Engela Oshana regions. The daily fabric oflife and linked up to oshanas Since the weekend has been disrupted. Chil­ at Onanghul o and many villages have been dren in efundja areas Endola, rushing down to cut off and some main can't get to school and Oshakati and travelling connecting roads have people are unable to at­ on to the southern parts been washed away, while tend church services. ofOwambo. people living around Travelling by vehicle It is expected to reach Oshakati have been has also become diffi­ the Etosha Pan soon. forced to evacuate their cult and people are hav­ The gravel road be­ homes, which are under ing to use bicyles or tween Oshakati ~nd water. travel on foot. but even Endola which connects The floods could also in these cases only where Oshakati .with main vi l­ hit pension pay-outs. "If it is possible. lages like Endola, BRIG HTEST AND BEST ... Two of Namibia 's brightest and best young people, Miss Namibia 1993 the pensions for the eld­ Tradition has also Ongenga, Ohaingu and Barbara Kahatjipara and world sprint champion FrankieFredericks,joined thousandsofNamibians erly come it will be very taken a dive. At th is time others has been washed at Walvis Bay for the re-integration festivities. The Namibian' s Conrad Angula managed to difficult to take them to of the year famil ies and away by the fl oods which photograph them together during a break from their official activities. the pay points at the friends traditionally visit To page 2 JOB<- .:~ ~~HUN!_ JOSEF MOTINGA Ttlr= ()"'~AMI£ Tr=AM DTA President To employ and to serve our clients. Mishake Muyongo Is your company looking for has denied reports professional recruitment? Are you a that he boycotted the reintegration celebra­ new organisation which is facing tions at Walvis Bay on strongly denied tbat recruitment policy problems? Monday in protest at his absence repre­ Job Hunters at there for you the 'politicisation' of whether accommoda­ sented a boycott and the event. a DTA meeting at tionhad~narranged added tbat DTA mem­ Post Street_Mall Reporters from The Gobabis over the week- and was answered in bers such as Andrew Namlbian had noted IGI Building - end. the negative,Muyongo Matjila had been that the DT A Presi- added. He said he did there. 3rd Floor 2 Thursday March 3 1994 THE NAMIBIAN Katjavivi denies corruption probe From page 1 "It was revealed that Katjavivi said as a pro- among staff inherited visional measure it had "No formal resolution from the former Acad- been decided to award was adopted," Katjavivi emy, there were those on an interim salary increase added. full university salaries to all Unam staff, pend- Katjavivi ruled out the who continue to derive ing the submission of the possibility ofany inquiry, additional income from fi nal report. saying "there is nothing outside consultancies." He said Unam was a improper in the way There was also a cat- new university and was Unam is conducting its egory of staff who were subject to transition and operations". paid a basic university ajustrnents and it was not Katjavivi blamed the salary which was supple- fair that some people report on people who, he mented by external agen- were making unfounded claimed, were trying to cies. Other staff mem- accusations against it. destroy Unam. bers had negotiated pack- Approached for com-' "Please note that it is ages which were com- ment, a Nantu member, the perogative of coun- petitive, but which were Alfred Kamupingene, cil to release statements outside the existing said he had read the story relating to its delibera- Unam scales. in the press but did not tions. In this case, to our The council has re- know whether it was true best knowledge, council. quested management to or not. has released no such regularise salary scales He said such decisions statement," Katjavivi to remove discrepancies were usually confiden- said. which existed within the tial and added thatNantu He said salary struc- current personnel struc- had not heard anything tures had been discussed. ture. from the Council yet. --------"T"'""--------------~-~I BOOST FOR MANUFACTURING ... Namibia Uniforms last week commissioned new garmeJlt manufacturing machines acquired at a cost of over N$200 000. The machinery will bring the Efundja company's total investment in the business to over N$2,7 million, managing director Danie Strauss From page 1 March For Women said. The machines are the most modern technology available for manufacturing work gear and uniforms. They will also increase production of certain garment components from approximately washed Oshakati N Ibl has abolished the death penalty 200 per eight hours to almost 1 200 per eight hours. The company employs more than 80 workers. along the in~ogiant Okatana am a is and Cuvelai rivers. - even for serial killers. Pictured above one ofthe workers demonstrating how a machine works. Photo: ChristofMaletsky The floods are a mixed But Innocent women are stili condemned blessing. There are now to a death sentence with backstreet abor­ plenty of fish to catch but tions. there are also dangerous The silent majority who believe that women Call for help on project anima~s,... called and not man-made laws should decide 'OoluhtndJI ', tn the water h d Ith th . b dl Invited which bite people. what t ey 0 w. elr 0 e~ are THE Ministry of Lands, Ressetlement and Reha- * carry out a comprehensive survey of literature Although good rains to join a Pro ChOIce march thIS Saturday, bilitation has asked the private sector and the relevant to disability and rehabilitation; havefallenintheOmusati March 5, at 08hOO. Namibian community to donate funds for the * compile a profile of disability and rehabilitation Region in the we~t of They should meet outside the Dutch Re- "Disability and Rehabilitation in Namibia" in Namibia; Owam.bo, the efundJa has formed Church, opposite State House. project which was officially launched in January * draft an appropriate policy and provide a legal arrtved there yet. Ldast d ' this year. framework for addressing the needs and concerns of n~lyear the area was un er A verUsemenl Th . t ' t. ~water.~~ ______.r=============::::===~!:~:e=p:ro:J:ec=a:lm=s:o:.======::::::~;l the disabled includmg vocational tratntng, rehabllt- tation and affirmative action; * sensitise the Namibian population to the needs FACTORY SHOP - and productive role of the disabled in Namibia; * empower people with disabilities in Namibia. Cheques can be paid into the account, "Commit­ NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC tee on Disability and Rehabilitation, at the Namibia AT Post Office Savings Bank. The account number is NAMIBIA UNIFORMS (PTY) LTD 800 848 857. For more information contact the Secretary of the ALL GOODS AT Committee on Disability and Rehabilitation study FACTORY PRICES project, Sadike Nepela, on telephone number 223306. Immm . :: : " :" .. um ,.. ,.... '.... .., _.'..• ~. .-- ..... ~.. ~.< ---..: .: - . .. ,.... I Comn~f;S do:i' ~i~ condoms. * Blue Jeans - Adults .......•.... N$30.00 * Sweaters & Cardigans - Various s!yles Conti 2 piece overalls: & Colours - For children and adults * Blue .... .................. N$44.50 prices start at ......................... N$12.00 Green .................... N$49.95 Red ....................... N$47.95 * One Piece Boiler-Suits The Embassy of Venezuela · - Blue ...................................... N$33.50 all N."iaan students Grades 10 to 12, * Dust Coats ......... N$29.47 Invites Green .................................... N$37.95 to the ESSA Y COMPETlT1ON Red ....................................... N$38.95 ALL PRICES INCLUSIVE ON . - . SIJION BOLIVAR, THE SOUTH AMERI- * Security Guards' Shirts ... _... N$34.25 OFGST CAN UBERA TOR, ifS UFE AND LEGACY Security Guards' Trousers ...... N$68.50 Contributions should be no longer than three /»IJIIS. in English and preferaliy type-writfen. and should readJ the Embassy no later than. April 15th, 1994. Best six essays will be an- MANY MORE ITEMS AT FACTORY nounced in the Namiaan newspapers on April 29th, 1994. For further infonnation and frtle abliography, contact: PRICES Embassy of Venezuela NAMIBIA UNIFORMS (PTY) LIMITED Southem Life Tower, 3rd floor 39 Post Street Mall, Windhoek OKAHANDJA ROAD, NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL AREA, WINDHOEK Private Bag 13353, Windhoek TELEPHONE (061) 62155 • FACSIMILE: (061) 63059 Tel: 227905 THE NAMIBIAN Thursday March 3 1994 3 Disorganisation hijacks Savuka IJustice agreem~nt . I SOUTH Africa and Namibia on Friday This was also confinned by Joan signed an agreement to facilitate the easier CHRISTOF MALETSKY Guriras from Lintas who paid for their administration of justice between the two trip to Na~ibia and also for their ac- countries, and expressed hopes for increas- JOHNNY Cleggand Savuka, the commodatIOn.'d th th ffi ' I 109.

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