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GRAHAM HOPWOOD -:: SWA WEK Manag­ vt acts on drought boreholes ing Director Polla Brand said yester­ day tbat talks witb STAFF REPORTER SA power company Eskom about tbe A TOP-LEVEL probe has been Paratus power sta­ tion in Walvis Bay launched into charges that drought were "deadlocked". aid boreholes have been wrongly Swawek and allocated to Ministers and senior Eskom areat logger­ heads over a N$23 Government officials. This follows widely-publicised reports thatboreholes million price tag were drilled on request from deputy minister of Home wanted by the SA Affairs Nangolo Ithete for a private ost,rich farm run by parastatal for the him and Justice Minister Ngarikutuke Tjiriange. power facilities. The Office of the Prime Minister, which includes Brand denied tbat the Cabinet secretariat, announced yesterday it would tbe issue bad been launch a thorough investigation. "Those found gUilty resolved as a senior of these unpatriotic activities of illegal enrichment Foreign Affairs of­ will be severely dealt with in accordance with the laws ficial told :n,e Ns­ of the land." .D" . '."d 1,&1 I nstead he said be "doubted very It is alleged statr of TJiriange and ' there's Etas... Domesticated Ostriches (EDO) farm bought ostriches much" that the ar­ IN THE NEWS ••• A borehole, drilled from emergency drought relief tonds, on the edge of land caught without permits which Ithete allegedly told gument over the farmed by Justice Minister Ngarikutuke Tjiriange and Home Affairs deputy minister Nangolo villagers to catch for the farm. Eight villagers face trial power station would Ithete. A storm of controversy has erupted over boreholes drilled for the Etosba Domesticated for illegally catching and selling the birds. be sorted out before Ostriches farm. Pipes are reportedly being built to connect this borehole to the house being built in Cont. on page 2 February 28. the trees (pictured, at the back of the photor), the kraaJs and other parts of the farm. Brand said be be­ lieved tbat Eskom •. I1 may drop its price Emil's fate from N$23m but Key talks on tbat tbe Namibian in balance Government bad p made it clear it Walvis today THE FATE ofEmD Appollus' NO would not pay for any asset. 'b' M" f T M fundraislngworkfor THE , N am~ lan mIster 0, , ran~~ort, arco the University of He said he be­ foIausiku, w~ll meet ~outh A,fr~ca s MInister of Pub- , Namibia will be de. : The house of your dreams are within your lieved tbat Swawek hc Enterpnse DaDl~ de VJlhers today to ~y and " clded tonight at i / "did not belong in resolve the thorny Issue of assets at Walvls Bay board meetlng ofthe " reach, and what is more it is at a price that you tbe figbt" over tbe harbour. University Founda- can afford! power station and A Namibian delegation which includes the Min- tlon. ' that the matter ister and Transport pennanent secretary Frieda Theboardwilldls- should be dealt with Williams left for Pretoria yesterday. cuss the appoint- - You can pick and choose a plot and plan in by the two govern­ It is understood that the main issue on the agenda ment of AppoIlusin ments. will be the impasse over the enclave's port facilities. the Ughtof a l'eport areas such as Dorado Park, Khomasdal and However, he Portnet, the SA state company controlling the har- in The Namibian Nau-Aib. added that Eskom bour, has been unflinching in its demand for N$64,4 whkh revealed that was insisting that the million for the port's fixed liabilities and assets. 'tbeb,.sinessmanaDd SA government Another issue bound to come up this morning is a sometlme poIitld.p. To this deal'we pay your should not negotiate demand from Telkom in South Africa that Telecom ' spentCbrlstmasina the issue despite the Namibia take on debt of N$11,5 million when it Swilkopmund police ~ TRANSFER'COSTS fact that the SA re­ takes over the telecommunication in the town. Ap- ' ceU after beIng a.. : gime sold the power parently SA Telkom have refused even to discuss ;' l.'t'$ted for not"pay .. So reach for the sky and contact: station to Eskom for the issue with their Namibian counterparts so far. king debts totallin' l RI (one Rand) in Namibia has been equally trenchant in saying that ~ N$10 000. .; ~ Antoinette 33~30 (a/h) 1986. it will pay no compensation to South Africa for ,The Board of " John 239120 (a/h) Brand said assets in Walvis Bay. There are indications that TrusteesfortheUnl- , problem issues such as payment for the port facili- versity ,Foul,!datloD Inge 240404 (a/h) Swawek will be dis­ e ,.,. cussing the issue ties will be put off until after the February 28 ~ (UF), tii- ·· main or office hours at 229927 with the WalvisBay handover. fundraisln~ ageney muncipality on * Matter of Fact: Yesterday The Namibian re- forUnam,lSchaired b Y Tbursday this week ported that the South African Government valued D pVitce-cKhant/:eiu~r . f . th W I . B r e er a "af v,. Our motto is ..... but that no new th e transport ID rastructure. . m e a VIS ay en- Ka tJavlVl•. person- meeting was sched­ clave at N$60 mIllion. The figure should have read 2 1I ~ . ~. E' 11 uled witb Eskom. N$16 mHlion. ConI. on pag. I nflc 'lie! • . ~J ... l

L.. .. -- -~ L ... --.L~.,i..:...... :...... A...... "'-- .... _- - ~ Gem case Case dockets end HERMANUS Kleinbooi appeared in the' High Court yesterday on charges related to the up in wrong hands theft of 66 rough dia­ monds valued at N$89 As the Lower Court receives a mas­ 658. FRANNA KA VARI sive volume of police dockets and According to the with many cases being prosecuted in charge-sheet, Kleinbooi A PROBE has been launched to in­ the different courts it became difficult was found with the gems vestigate claims that police dockets to know when and where the dockets at Oranjemund on Sep- ' are being sold to suspects ahead of were being stolen. tember 9 1992. court cases. Onc:e in the· hands of the illegal The case is cont,inuing Rumours of allegedeorruption sur­ .buyer valuable evidence.could be de­ before Judge Theo Frank. faced after a member of. the 'public stroyed, usually the motive for buying L du ~isani is prosec,ut- lPleged he had been offered a docket the docket. . . -.;.------11 before the case reached Windhoek ~ s . . Approached for comment, Nampol Lower Court. . . '. . public relations officer Edwill The Namibian is . Yesterday a seruor pubhc prosecu- . Kanguatjivi said heavY'frnes, -like the published by the tor, FP Van Wyk, could not confann one meted out to Engelbrecht. were Free Press of allegations that the practice was wide- meant to deter others from doing the Namibia. 42 John spread but added that someone had same thing. Memert Street. already appeared in court on similar However, he added,ifthe fines were Editor Gwen Lister. charges. not sufficient to nip the practice in the Tel. (061) 36970. Van Wyk told The Namibian that bud stricter measures could be taken. Fax (061)33980. PO last month a Constable Engelbrecht, A daily newspaper reported yester­ Box 20783, who was formerly attached to the day that Prosecutor-General Hans Windhoek. Printed Windhoek Magistrates Court, was Heyman had appealed to the public to by John Meinert fined N$6 ()()() by the Windhoek Mag- immediately inform the authorities (Pty) Limited, istrates Court after selling a docket to when someone attempted to sell them Stubel Street. a member of the public. a docket or police dossier. Unamissue THE NAMIBIA NATURE FOUNDATION HAS A VACANCY FOR A FINANCIAL MANAGER [From on page 1 I 1. STARTING DATE: 1 March 1994 (or as soon as possible ' thereafter ally recommended Appollus for a 2. MINIMUM QUAUFlCATIONS: fundraising role with the LABOURING ON ••• One of two boreholes at Uutsathima village near the - B.Com with accounts and auditing UF and the decision to Minister and deputy minister's fann. Villagers say neither oftheir boreholes - Five years experience - Namibian citizenship use him was presented as has been equipped and water can only be obtained by laborious hand 3. SCOPE OF WORK a'fait a accompli' to UF pumping, as shown. Chief Executive - Financial administration of project accounts Donovan Weimers after - Development of a financial system for field staff, and relevant Govt probes boreholes training he took up his position ., last October. - Financial advice and support on project budgeting gainfully employed and bor~holes costing some Appollus was con­ From on page 1 - Financial advice and support for new project proposals r who could afford to pay N$80 000 each with tracted under the name - Financial administration and management of the Namibia Nature On the boreholes, yes­ for the facilities they drought relief funds. l11e Foundation of an unregistered com­ terday'S statement from needed for their private drilling followed a writ­ 4. APPUCATIONS pany Heritage Promo­ the office of acting secre­ business concerns." ten request from Ithete All applications are to be addressed to : tions to approach pro­ tary to the Cabinet, Eddie At a recent press con­ which made it clear the The Director spective funders for Amkongo, says: "Drought ference, under-secretary boreholes were for the Namlblan Nature Foundation Unam. The board will assistance was allocated for Water Affairs Richard EOO farm. Fry admitted PO Box 245 reportedly also discuss for needy rural communi­ Fry confmned his depart­ that the Uutsathima com­ WINDHOEK the launching of the UF ties and not for individual ment, which was running munity - 20 kilometres S. CLOSING DATE FOR APPUCATIONS: Monday 21 February 1994 and its staffing among Ministers and senior Gov­ drought emergency drill­ away - had not asked for other matters. emment officials who are ing, had drilled two the boreholes, as was ear­ lier claimed. Both villagers and EOO PAUL BDB1VD8 A88OCIA.TBS BABTSCB ABCBrl"ECTS staff confirmed that the community is not allowed POBOX11831 PO BOX 830S8 to use at least one EOO TBL.: 081-31438/ PAX 081- 831013 DL.: 081-37403 / PAX 061 - 83130B borehole, which is very near the house and farm WDNDBOBK/~lA WDrDBOJIK/1UMJBlA enclosures, but on the edge of land allocated to Ithete and Tjiriange. WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING VACANCY WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING VACANCY There have also. been allegations that deputy minister of Finance Rick OR SITB CI.BBK 01' WOBKS POB A BlEW OR SI'l'B CI,BBK 01' WOBKS POB A lVJ!JW Kukuri is occupying land TEACBBBSEDUCA~ORCOLLEGEAT TEACBBBSEDUCA~ORCOLLEGEAT intended for emergency drought grazing, and BUIlDU/lUMIBlA KATIIIA KULILO /lUlVIIBlA fenced off a drought borehole . COIlTBAC'J' PBBJOD COIll'l'BACT PmlIOD • 1. Fry 'S ~id there were more than 1()() cases in APRIL 1994 TO NOVEMBER 199B APRIL 1994 TO NOVEMBER 199B northern and eastern re­ -gions' where boreholes PLEASE APPLY IN WRITING TO THE ABOVE PLEASE APPLY IN WRITING TO THE ABOVE drilled for needy commu­ nities in the drought had ADDRESS ADDRESS since been fenced by pri­ vate businesses or large­ APPLICATIONS MUST REACH OUR OFFICE APPLICATIONS MUST REACH OUR OFFICE scale fanners using com­ munal land for private ON OR BEFORE 1 MARCH 1994 ON OR BEFORE 1 MARCH 1994 benefit. In other cases, farmers have agreed to pay WlTA PAB'.rIC1JLAll BDM.BBCB TO: commercial rates for wr.nl PABTlC1JLAllIlJlJlJllUlBCB TO: boreholes on their farm­ *RELEVANT EXPERIENCE (7 YEARS MINIMUM) *RELEVANT EXPERIENCE (7 YEARS MINIMUM) ing businesses on com­ *NAMIBIAN CITIZENSHIP/WORK PERMIT *NAMIBIAN CITIZENSHIP/WORK PERMIT munal land. Amkorigo's *RELEVANT QUALIFICATIONS *RELEVANT QUALIFICATIONS statementasked for an end to "trial by media and *ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY *ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY witch-hunting" but did not *EXPECTED REMUNERATION *EXPECTED REMUNERATION give any timetable for the Office of the Prime Min­ ister's investigatiop,- <11'\ 1bl.dHi4 r'I ~h l' :rHE-NAMISJ.AN .. •••• _...... w.__ .... .: ~~...... n~.~ . ,W~~~~~t~~%~1~§Xi ~~

." .~ ~~~- ~ - --~-~--~ Discuss the region's future

Another urgent initiative is to set up a regional body TOMMINNEY to sort out conflicts, spurred by the recent crisis in IllS • • Lesotho, the devastating civil war in Angola and the . THE future of th~ regIon IS to grow closer possibility of one party not accepting South Afri­ together, and regIonal body the Southern ca's election result. African Development Community (SADC) Other plans are free trade and investment - under wants your view. This morning is the start of a two-way agreement between Namibia and Zim­ ABANDONED ••• The owner or Eyes or Eartb Private Investigators and a three-day seminar on the future of the babwe there are vast.markets for Namibian exports Security Force, Vic:ky J~kJ

Sarel Kampher, a council and the DTA .Naholo. JOSEF MOTINGA Swapo member, had a!­ three. . Swapo members had legedly voted fortheDTA Liebenberg said he called him a traitor during FIREWORKS are expected tomorrow when the which resulted in theelec­ would not pre-empt his demonstrations at the holi­ IONAl Henties Bay Town Council will debate a vote of tion of the new Mayor motivation of the motion, day town during Novem­ no confidence, elect a new vice chairman of the Joan Dames,aDTA mem­ but would argue that the ber and December last WHOLESALE management committee and swear in Elfriede ber. management committee year, Liebenberg said. The Nelumbu as councillor. Asked by The was not serving the inter­ pressure had forced Namibian why he had in­ ests of the people. Kampher to resign, he Town Clerk Chris when Liebenberg handed troduced the motion of no Asked why Kampher added. Taljaard told The in the motion on January confidence, Liebenberg had resigned, Liebenberg Contacted for com­ will be closed on: Namibian that the motion 3, he asked for a said it was aimed at re­ said Kampher had disre­ ment, Naholo said Swapo Saturday 19th February 1994 for was tabled by Swapo posponement till the new versing the take-over of garded Swapo strategies councillors were free to councillor AlfLiebenberg councillor was sworn in. the council and the man­ aimed at providing funds vote for members of the STOCKTAKING who had called for elec­ Liebenberg had been agementcommittee by the for community projects. opposition if they thought purposes tions to the Town Council Mayor and chairman of DT A as a result of Kampher had been told to they would serve the com­ and its executive arm, the the management commit­ Kampher voting for that toe the line by Attorney­ munity bet~er. He cited management committee. tee during 1993, but had party. General Hartmut Ruppel Windhoek and Khorixas We regret any inconvenience Henties Bay Mayor been ousted in elections Initially Swapo had and Swapo deputy secre­ as examples where this Joan Dames said that in December. seven members on the tary general Festus had actually happened. caused to our customers. 4 ~ 'l~~W

innovations. 19h03: Local Sport 20hOO: News 20h32: Homefront 21h20: After Nine 1994 brings a new se ries of this popular 16hS6: Opening programme with radio 17hOO: Shining Time and television personal­ Station ity Robin Tyson present­ Whistle While You ing a live show.' Work 22h20: Under African 17h29: Classic Specials Skies 17hS2: Wide World of Ethiopia Kids Popular music emerges IShlS: Beyond 2000 from the African society A weekly series featur­ least exposed to western ing the world's latestsci­ culture - marvellous entific breakthroughs sounds born in the midst and ingenious technical of national tragedy.

A report back on Red Nose Day '93 wh ich tells which child welfare projects benefited from this fund-raising effort. 21hOO: The End of (K7V starts) Innocence (IS) 10hOO: The Elephant A young girl grows up Show with unloving parents 10h30: Egoli (repeat) who are constantly IlhOO: American Me shouting at each other (1S) and at her. Later in life (K7V starts) she has a serie~ of u~-I ELEPHANTS EYED ••• The Ministry of Wildlife, Conser.vat!on and Tourism is k~eping a close eye on Namibia's elephant IShOO: Chip 'n Dale happy love affaIrs, untIl population. See report below. Photo: Dirk Heinrich .' ~. ~ Rescue she has a nervous break- Rangers down and ends up in hos­ ISh30: Scooby and pital where she is treated by a psychiatrist. Star­ Nani elephants go 'walk about' Scrappy Doo 16hOO: The Flintstones ring: DyanCannon,John Heard, George Coe 16h30: Garfield and THE Ministry of Wildlife, Conservation na 's Okavango Delta. A Namibia anti in northern interest in the project as 22h4S: Friends Nigh ( ~oves and Tourism fitted nine elephants with sat­ sevemh elephant entered Botswana. These are far they have th e most at A repeat of some of the (K7V ends) ellite tracking collars last year as part of a Zambia but has returned greater than elsewhere in stake. (Open time) highlights from the first to Namibia. Africa. The Mini stry has itlen- season of this exciting project to understand the movements and 17hOO: Th~ Jackie Monitoring is con­ The permanent sec re- ti fi etl the creation of com­ show presented by Dali distribution of the animals. Thomas Show ducted by researchers at a tary in the Ministry , munity basetl conserva· 17h30: Loving Tambo. Information will also be Caprivi during December re'tlote se!1sing laboratory Hanno"Ru,ll1p.r, , ~aird, 1}1S;.n: ~., V.Q.t}, Rli iI,. JJHUSJr~:W.i 9.rii ii ;; used to address problems last year, one of the nine at the Etosha Ecological were an estimatetl 5 000 - anti' t1cis~s taricc'f t1i g;"'prot: ~ ti 18hOO: Egoli 23h45: Darkman ( I~) caused by conflicts be­ elephants has moved into Institute, situated within elephants in the Caprivi essofreinstatingcommu­ 18h30: Step by Step 01h20: Bugsy (IS) tween elephants and peo­ Angola while five are cur­ Etosha National Park. In­ region which we re de- nity participation in us­ (Premium time) 03h30: Die Prince van ple in the Caprivi region. rently in Botswana. formation collected there pendent on lantl outsitle ing. protecting anti man­ 19hOO: Jack the Pretoria (A) The project found that One of these animals so far has revealed that protected areas and even aging wiltllife. _ Ripper-PartII OShOS: Moon Over Namibia's elephants jour­ has moved a distance of the scale of movemem is outside Namibia as the I t be l ieves that e l- 20h4S: Red Nose: Parador (A) ney further afield than about 150km from the comparable to elephant conservation areas in the ephams in the Caprivi re­ Where Does Your 06h4S: Transmission most African elephants. Kwando River to a posr- movements previously region were too small to gion have the potential to Money Go ends Since the rains started in tion north-eastofBotswa- recorded in north-western contain viable elephant become a significant re· source for rural commu­ ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiaiimiiiiiiiibiiiiiaiiBiiiiiriioiiaiidiiciiiiiaiisiitiiiniigiiiiiCiiiiioiiirpiiiiioiiiiira-tiiiioiiinll nities. Similar efforts have ~r.;;;,;,~;(';;}:-~-:,:~", ~:. ~~.::;. ~-t-;}J;I~;;;;~II~' ::::;;:;~e~:i"~~; ~f proven successful in Zim­ • 7 7 -I ephant populatlons tn Af- babwe. TIle NBC in Windhoek has an attractive vacancy for an • rica and animals ' spill MISS REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA Options include sport over' into the Caprivi. It hunting, live capture anti BEAUTY PAGEANT ADMINISTRA TIVE OFFICER (Previously Miss Independence) was in the interests of el­ sale of animals and manu­ ephant conservation that facture of elephant prod­ Paricipants must be unmarried, without children The successful candidate will be mainly responsible for typing, filing these large-scale regional ucts. and between the ages of 17 and 25 years of age. and general administrative duties. movements were main­ These activities could NAME: tained. ADDRE~S~S-: ------yieltl considerable rev­ Information received enue in addition to a'steady A good command of English and the ability to type accurately and TEL(W): (H): concerning the move­ supply of meat. DATE OF BIRTH: ---- neatly at a speed of at least 35 wpm are prerequisites. ments of these collared The research projects in CIT1ZEN OF NAMIBIA SINCE: ______TIle successful applicant must be able to maintain good interpersonal elephants will be used in a the Caprivi are jointly HAIR COLOUR: ______relations. complementary research sponsored by the Euro­ EYES: CHES~T~M~EA~S"U~RE~M~E~NT~: ------project which focuseS on pean Union, the Ministry WAIST: HIPS: ______CLOSING DATE: 18 February ~994 the interaction between bfWildlife, Conservation WIEGHT: people and elephants and and Tourism with support . , OCCUPAT='O~N-: ~------' the extent of damage . frqm Jhe,Namibia Nature HOBBIES: ______The Corporation ofl'ers.the fello'.rincbehefits: • # I . . .. • • ' ,.,. .. caused. Crop damage by Foundation, Integrated c ,.., ~.. ~ • .. '" elephants affects many Rural Development' and PREVIOUS PARTICIPATION IN BEAUTY Competitive Salary COMPETlTlONS: ______people every year, often 13th Oteque Nature Conservation leaving households desti­ (lRDNC) and the Natural PHOTOGRAPHER: ______Pension Fund tute until the next harvest Resources Institute, UK. Medical Aid a year later. Field research in the I hereby endoH 2 dear pho4D's 1(one) head and Group Life Insurance Variolls methods of re­ Caprivi region is being shoulder and 1(one) tuN length in swimsuit. I understand the rules of the compeli1ion and obey Generous leave, sick leave and long service benefits ducing conflicts are .be­ conducted by biologists them. I declare that the above mentioned ing tested as part of this Caitlin O'Coimell and infonoQ!tion is correct. APPLICA TIONS TO: project and with the par­ Timothy Rodwell in con­ Appications must be accompanied with N$10.00 ticipation of particular junction with the Minis- . in aid of Senior Citizens. Namibian Broadcasting Corporation Head Personnel 'farmers and villages. try and IRDNCstaffbased Women are the main food in the Caprivi, with sup­ SENOTO: POBox321 MISS REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA producers in the region port from the Etosha Eco­ PO Box 21109 WINDHOEK 9000 WINDHOEK and have shown the most logical Institute. TEL: 36970 Closing det.: 9th M.ch 1"4 Telephone enquiries: 061-215811 x 2144 Comrades do it with condoms THE t!I;4N1fl!lM'tf HT ...... c ... :. .-.'? .. ~.. ._~ ... "8J'/11f~"""!""-J..~~~ .. ~"~~. ' t ..~~4Q~~~~'t!!bJY~ftj21 ~~~~~.! - Bank workers get own union

two additional members, JOSEF MOTINGA President of the Namibia Wholesale and Retail THE FIRST union representing bank workers, Workers' Union (NWRWU). Aloysius Yon was elected the Bank Workers' Union of Namibia (Bawon), as secretary general to assist the inexperienced union. which was established on February 3, is to meet Asked why the union chose Bank Windhoek for the negotiations, Yon said workers there were the best the management of Bank Windhoek to discuss organised, with over 60 per'cent already members of various issues related to working conditions. Bawon. They were the workers who had initiated the " Bank Windhoek managing director Danie de Lange union, he added. confirmed that th~ meeting would take place on Feb­ The union has mote. than, 155 members all ruary '15, but said there was nothing formal at this countrywide mo~tly belongipg to Bank Windhoek. stage. First National Bank and Standard Bank and iscontinu­ The meeting follows the formation of Bawon by ing to organise bank workers. about 55 bank workers at the TransNamib Hall in He said the union was particularly concemed about Windhoek's Pionierspark to elect a temporary execu­ what he called a high number of (\xpatriates working tive committee and shopstewards. in banks while Namibian matriculants railed to find The committee consists of eight office bearers and jobs. BACK ON THE BENCHES ... The National Council resumed for its first session of 1994 yesterday morning. Seen greeting each other for the new year are Swapo stalwarts and National Council members Lazarus Kairabeb from the Karas region (left) and Erasmus Hendjala from the Hakahana constituency. The Council sits at the Tunballe building. Photo: ChrlslofMaleUky --' .

The search , for .' StanIey. g~~s on c: :o MP E TIT .1··, 0 N. Soon 'you and your Valentine could be sipping champagne in . FRANNA KAVARI the world's most romantic city - Paris! Simply visit your nearest Callex Five-Star service station between 7 &14 THE SEARCH for a 16-year-01d pupil from Katutura's Auas Primary School is con­ F.luul"lrv 1994, get your FREE Valentine's Day gift and tinuinl· in a Caltax Lovers' Valentine-ta-Paris Stanley Geingob has now been missing for more competition entry form. Who than a week after an apparent misunderstanding at knows, 7 glorious days his school. While Stanley's report showed that he . had passed, a teacher reportedly told him he had . Paris could soon failed. Stan l~y hasn't been seen sjnce. . Hi s'lUatblU. ~1 HlJJil!ve 6~ ,x,as sc~reo ' tq come home _ .t:.,,., ' I,~tf, 1;:i)1':.1_ ""'I : ~' F 1";1'1 ."", because of me Contusion. Despite pleas in the media last week urging Stanley to "come home", there has been no word from or about him. His parents, worried about his safety, have also reported the matter to the police. A search of the mortuaries and hospitals has turned up nothing. Earlier Stanley had apparently told the headmas­ ter at Auas that he wanted a transfer to a school 1at Mariental, saying he would stay with an aunt the!1e. However, his parents say they have no relatives-1at Mariental. Stanley was wearing a reddish T-shirt and blue pants when he vanished. If anyone has seen him or has any information on his whereabouts, they should please phon~ his mother, Anna Dlamini, at 223356.

Raj\;1 :, ( :~J' n.,.,' cloudsJ ' • mass• .. MOST of Namibia received well above normal rainfall during January, except for the ' western Owambo and eastern Caprivi regions. And with the cloud mal's still situated over south- I ' " ern Angola the next few

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THE TAX year is to end on February 28, and all registered ~c»..... taxpayers will have ~c».. ~y to give in tax returns ""•• ltl., er ••• ' •••• h •• p y ... Mf •• h v ... r ...... y ...... 4 •••• by the ~nd of May. ""...... " ...... 1", ... Th. N ...... '- .... . But to take full ad­ on an income of N$65 tered taxpayers is already Some people just en­ vantage of the tax 000 (N$70 000 less N$5 rising fast from last close their employcrs concessions offered (00). In this way, al­ year's figure of only 70 PA YE certificate on and for individuals, you though it may not be im­ 000, partly because at leave the return un­ only have a few weeks mediate and will wait least 20 000 working touched. but you are sup­ to get everything in until the tax officers re­ wives are now registered posed to fi 11 in every sec­ order. The deadline fund what you are due, and taxed separately un­ ti on you can. The more for all such moves is you will be effectively der last year's changes you fill in properly and February 28. paying some 30 per cent to end discrimination in attach proper documen­ less on your contribu­ the tax system. If you are tation. the more quickly Some of the main con­ tions to the savings plan. paying tax you should your application can be .00.00. cessions are that up to In general it is worth also register. which re­ processed. 0.0.0.0 N$15 000 a year can be looking at your invest­ quires filling in a par­ Please attach the 00 ••• 00 deducted from your tax­ ments with a view to sav­ ticular form so the tax PA YE certificate from able income to pay for ing tax. There are con­ officials enter you on you employers securely •00•• ••••••• 00 pensions, provident cessions available in their computers. You (some people slip it into 0.0.0.0 funds, annuities and this Namibia, especially for will then get a tax the envelope and then it .00.00. year for educational en­ the bigger savers who number and fill in an­ gets detached) and make dowments for the first can benefit from invest­ nual tax returns. sure it is completed with The British Council time. The total is only ing in treasury bills or At the Receiver of all your taxable benefits 4 N$15 000 between all investing on the Na­ Revenue HJ Kruger says (car, house, et.:;). You in Namibia the funds, but it is an mibian Stock Exchange. the office will be getting will also need to include importantconcessiones­ If you leave your money up to strength (there are certificates from insur­ present pecially if you are pay­ on deposit at the bank or about 40 per cent of posts ance companiesJor any ing high rates of tax on building society, you unfilled) once the ration­ annu ities orendowments your income. will have to pay income alisation is approved in as well as certificates for two different If you have spare cash tax on your total interest the next few weeks. The any bank accounts inter­ at the moment which you received over N$500 a plan is to start getting est if your combined to­ Violin and Piano Recitals would like to put away year. tough on incorrect and tal is over N$500. I for the long term, talk to It is important for as late forms, after years of Often it is in your in­ By an insurance company or many people as possible leniency. terest to fi 11 in a tax re­ Madeleine Mitchell & Antony Peebles broker to make sure that to fill in tax return forms. Kruger says you turn, as your employer you have put away as Anyone who pays tax should sit down with wiH tend towartls-deduct­ Saturday 12 February at the NTN at 20hOO much as you can. should make an effort your tax return, and any­ ing too mudl,. too Tickets available at the NTN Booking Office The way it works is and contact the nearest one should be able to fill little tax from your pay. this: If your income is tax office (in Windhoek, it in as completely as There may be a few hun­ Sunday 13 February at the Warehouse Theatre at 19h30 N$70 000 and you can Oshakati and Walvis possible. Staff at the dred dollars owing to Tickets available in advance from the British Council afford to put away N$5 Bay) to get the form so Oshakati office, where you, a welcome surprise 000 for your child's edu­ they join the 120 000 there are many new tax­ when they come, and if Remaining tickets will be sold at the door. cation or your own re­ people registered as tax­ payers, are trained in you don't claim using a tirement annuity, then payers. helping people register tax return, they will you will only be taxed The number of regis- and fill in tax forms. never be paid to you.

Namibia Broadcasting Corporation Namibia Broadcasting Corporation Vessel's 'The NBC in Windhoek has an attractive vacancy for a The NBC in Windhoek has an attractive vacancy for a last call COMPUTER TECHNICIAN PRODUCER: EDUCA nONAL PROGRAMMES CAPE TOWN: The The successful candidate must have a sound knowledge of desktop The successful candidate wiU be responsible for producing children's pro­ Cape Nature Conser­ computing equipment. Atleastone years' experience in the repair and grammes. This involves the writing of plays and stories, and the presentation of vatio~ patrol vessel, maintenance of computer hardware and peripherals. together with a published stories on Radio. He/she will also be expected to produce and present CustoS, ~ .~ ~ Oft}) English lessons on national Radio. .Islands ,along the Na­ good knowledge of DOS, are essential. mibian coaSt. and the WaIvis Bay nature re­ A working knowledge in the UNIX envirorunent would be a Duties include the presentation of programmes on career guidance, simple recipes and the national School Quiz on National Radio. serve for the last time recommendation. before they ar4: ,om­ ciaUy handed over to The candidate must be self-motivated and be able to maj.ntain good This position requires .English proficiency, self~discipline an

LISBON: Government bombs artillery shelling to dislodge a govern­ rocked Unita headquarters in ment garrison protecting the airport. central Angola and the move­ The government is thought to have ment's positions in a fiercely regained more than half the city in contested neighbouring city on fighting over the weekend. But be­ Monday, straining touch-and­ cause of the lack of independent wit­ nesses, it is impossible to verify gov­ go talks for a negotiated peace. ernment or Unita battle reports. Government planes unleashed Unita promised a unilateral cease­ heavy bombing on Huambo, once fire yesterday after three days of fierce Angola's second-largest city and since fighting with government troops. its capture the stronghold for Jonas Unita said in order to salvage the " Savimbi's Unita movement, said a talks it would halt arti\1ery bombard- 1 Western diplomat based in Luanda. ment of government troops in Kuito, Unita positions were also hit in the according to a statement from Unita city and the hills around neigh boring command received by The Associated NEWS BREAK .,. An Indonesian Moslem takes a break during a childrens festival to read a Kuito, a provincial capital 670 Press in Lisbon. newspaper in Jakarta on Monday with a headline about a mortar attack on a Sarajevo market in kilometers southeast of Luanda, the Radio contact had broken down to the former Yugoslavia. The children's festival is to mark the approach of.the Moslem fasting month diplomat said. the Kuito battle front, making it im- of Ramadan. Indonesia is home to the world's biggest Moslem population. Photo: Reuter via The attacks struck while govern­ possible to verify if the cease-fire had Nampa. ment and Unita negotiators at UN­ gone inroe~c~ ahum a~tarian ~d ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ sponsored peace talks in Lusaka, Zam­ worker in Luanda said. bia, tried to hammer out a political Angolan National Radio described 'Jealous' editor restrained power-sharing agreement, seen as the Kuito as an inferno, with more than 5 toughest obstacle to peace for the war­ 000 rebel arti\1ery shells crashing down HARARE: Trevor Ncube, the editor of the Fi­ to live with the respondent (Mr Ncube) under one ravaged southern African nation. on the city of 60000 civilians. At least nancial Gazette - one of Zimbabwe's most re­ roof," said Ms Mazuva in an affadavit. "1 can But government army spokesman 175 people were killed, the state radio spected independent newspapers - has been or­ hardly talk to Ncube without inviting for myself Brigadier Jose Manuel said last week said. There was no way to confirm the dered by a Harare court to stop assaulting and abuse, threats or assaults." that the government was "losing pa­ radio reports, which, like many rebel insulting his wife. She said he would go into a rage and "violently tience with the slow progress of talks" claims, have proven inaccurate in the and brutally assault me with lists or kick me with and would not rule out a return to all­ past. Documents handed in at the Harare Customary booted fee t. . out war. Government and Unita negotiators Law Court said Ncube had ~verely assaulted his He would tear my clothes. including those I would Kuito has been the scene of Ango­ had made what diplomatic observers wife, Eva Mazuva, threatened to kill her and wreck be wearing, regardless of the placc". la's fiercest recent combat. More than called remarkable progress toward her property; accused her falsely of having affairs; Ms Mazuva, who is an assistant registrar at the 15000 people - most ofthem civilians peace and were scheduled to debate stopped her from meeting friends and relatives; University of Zimbabwe, said Ncube would call her - are believed to have been killed power-sharing when the government and, used foul language against her in public and in a "stupid Zezuru" (a branch of thc Shona-speaking since U nita trOOps surrounded the city air raids threatened to disrupt the talks. private. people of Zimbabwe), and wished he had marricd almost a year ago and began heavy - Sapa-AP "It has now become extremely dangerous for me "someone from his own tribe". - Sapa

-J:JUUJu (l.D iL W .. )) ull .J i I ex)1 Cll)r§'etac1ei n US backs Sarajevo rINTERN~TION~~i..= WRAP:UPJ British MP in 'sex negotiations on the adjustment of the air strikes South African border with Swaziland death' were "already under way". Togo vote ' WASHINGTON: President Bill Clinton backed a UN call for Nato to authorize air strikes in Bosnia LONDON: The death of a Conservative Castro closer to Israel LOME: A key Togo opposition leader urged oppo­ while US officials indicated they could go beyond legislator in what police call "suspi­ sition factions to unite as unofficial estimates from cious circumstances" adds to the trou­ the secretary general's limited threat of retaliation. JERUSALEM: Israel's chief rabbi Israel first round of voting showed supporters and oppo­ bles -of Prime Minister John Major, Lau described Fidel Castro as "a great Clinton on Monday welcomed Secretary General nents of long-term President Gnassinbe Eyadema whose "back to basics" campaign has friend of the Jewish people" yesterday neck-and-neck: Boutros Boutros-Ghali 's proposal for bombing ar­ been plagued by scandals. after meeting the Cuban communist leader The focus of the poll, coming after months of tillery positions around Sarajevo, where a mortar The Daily Mail reported yesterday in Havana. political violence, was now on the critical second shell killed 68 people and wounded some 200 at a that 45-year-old bachelor Stephen "President Castro is a great friend of the round scheduled for February 20 when, if yester­ marketplace Saturday. Milligan was found dead at his west Jewish people who is deeply disgusted by day's estimates are confirmed, the majority could "The secretary general has now asked that author­ London home Monday night wearing anti-semitism and knows the Bible very go either way. ' ity be given to our commanders there on the ground women's stockings and garter belt, well," rabbi Lau told Israel radio in an trussed with flex and with a plastic bag to take appropriate action," Clinton said in Hou­ interview from Cuba. Yao A~boYlbo, a leader of the moderate Action over his head. It said police have two ... Commi&e ror"'Renewal (CAR), one of two main ston, Texas. "I have hoped that that would be the theories - he was murdered or he died Foreigners looting , - opPoSit Ib'n' ~idu'ps contesting the vote along with case for some time." during a transvestite sex session. the Togolese Union for Democracy (UTD) ofEdem Clinton said it was now up to the UN mission in Mozambique KOdjo, called for the opposition to unite - some­ Bosnia to determine who was responsible for the thing they have up to now not managed - to secure Chinese enforce MAPUTO: Armed foreigners are smug­ attack and that he had directed US representatives in gling gemstones from Mozambique in a victory on the second round. Nato to back the use of warplanes to end the 22- rhino ban '''We must first fight. Afterwards, we can discuss helicopters flown by whites. the Noticias 'month-oid siege of Sarajevo. , cabinet posts. BEIJING: Chinese officials on Monday daily reported yesterday. Secretary of State Warren Christopher said OS It is'premature to share them now, the important torched about 230 kilograms of rhinoc­ The paper said the centre of the opera­ tion •.Malilongue in Tete province.nearthe thing is to win," Agboyibo said. officials would discuss the matter when the North eros horn as part of a campaign to pro­ tect the endangered animal. Zambian border, was guarded by foreign Though as yet unconfirmed, separate estimates Atlantic Council meets today but added that options could go beyond the UN secretary general's re­ The horns were burned in the smugglers armed with automatic weap­ show that" the Togolese People's Rally (RPT), led ons. They were said to include Malawians, quest. boomtown ofZhanjiang in the southern by General Eyadema who has ruled Togo since province of Guangdong, the state-run Tanzanians, Ugandans, Zaireans, Zam­ France's proposal to deliver an ultimatum to the 1967, took 35 of the 81 seats in the national assem­ Xinhua News Agency reported. Among bians and Zimbabweans. bly and is stm in the runni.ng for seven voting Bosnian Serbs was rejected by the European Com­ the several hundred onlookers was a districts to be decided on the second round later this munity foreign ministers in a statement Monday delegation from the Convention on In­ 'Volk resistance' nearer month. that urged lifting the siege ofSarajevo by "using all ternational Trade of Endangered Spe­ The RPT must win at lea~Csix of these to take an the means necessary, incl uding the use of air power. .. cies. JOHANNESBURG: It appeared negotia­ absolute majority of 41 seats. The UN proposal specifies that the air strikes be tions with the government and African National Congress on a volkstaat hap failed The opposition, also according to unofficial esti­ carried out in retailiation against those clearly proven Call for'Greater and the Afrikaner Volksfront would have mates. took 10 seats - seven for Agboyibo's CAR to be responsible for the assaults on civilians. and three for Kodjo's UTD. The opposition can also Swaziland' . to consider a phase of resistance to achieve Christopher did not suggest how the US might go count on 29 other districts where the two CAR and a homeland, AVF co-leader Gen Tienie beyond the UN call, saying only that there was MBABANE: Swazi chiefs and UTD candidates will battle to find which one wins in Groenewald said yesterday. KaNgwane headmen have appealed to Gen Groenewald told the SABC's Jo­ the second round, according to the estimates. strong indication that the Bosnian Serbs were be­ hind a whole series of attacks on civilians. Swaziland's King Mswati to hannesburg news staff the initial form of This would give it a total 39 seats - only two away reincorporate the homeland into Clinton has repeatedly warned that no actions passive resistance would be organised from an absolute majority. Swaziland before South Africa's April around conservative local authorities, would be ruled out if Bosnian Serbs continued to Under the Togolese constitution, the head of state election. where the Volksfronl's power lay. must choose the prime minister from the side hold­ blockade Sarajevo and to shilnoe city. King Mswati at a meeting over the It would include mass demonstrations, ~ the parliamentary ffiJi!.iority. - Sapa-AFP - Sapa-AfP weekend urged them to be patient as strikes, stay-a ways and civil disobedience. ~ n~ s(f~ ' Fe6 ruarY ? ~r ~ 9~4 tkE lIJXMtisBtf1 ~

De Beers stock for Economic Indicators Yesterday'S quotations for unit trust funds: London exchange FUND NAME BUY SELL YIELDV'c ABSA: GE: 175.62 164.27 3.67 JOHANNESBURG: De Beers said and unconditionally" gauranteed by Industrial 153.26 143.35 3.54 yesterday Hambros Bank would place De Beers Centenary AG, the Swiss­ Income • • 103.48 102.26 n,l 150-million pounds sterling guaran­ based parent of the De Beers Cente­ BOE: teed unsecured loan stock 2009 for De nary Group. The stock being placed Growth 20 1.00 187.81 2.29 Beers Centenary Finance PLC on the would be priced in London this after­ People's Income 104.07 102.97 na London Stock Exchange. A De Beers noon so as to yield a margin of 165 COMMUNITY: spokesman in Johannesburg said the basis points over the gross redemption Growth Fund 133.84 125.35 7.07 offering of the long-dated paper was yield of the nine per cent Treasury not aimed at raising money to acquire Stock 2008. COMMERCIAL UNION: reported stockpiles of gems by Rus­ "The issue yield, issue price, inter­ 155.57 145.25 2.59 sian producers. Instead, he said, it was est rate and first coupon payment will aimed at restructuring the group's debt. also be fixed at that time and will be 11 3.75 108.29 na Further detai Is would be released later. announced shortly afterwards," De The stock would be "irrevocably Beers said in a statement. - Sapa 159.85 149.24 3.85

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....llIAB. Hallmark GE 1158.56 1031.86 :1,04 8&1'ABI HO....TiiL .... - Hallmark Irk'onlC 100,57 99,56 nu NORWICH: GE 501.03 467.88 2.57 OLD MUTUAL: Investors 3502.87 3262,02 2.73 1·-11 JlBBBUABY 1994 Growth 273.41 254.87 nu BUlAW AYO : Zimbabwe has for the first time Top Companies 309.37 288,04 3.32 started exporting benzene following the commis­ sioning of a multi-million dollar chemical refinery, Industrial 460.83 428,96 2.56 BVU.nIlfG which is expected to earn over Zd30-million in Mining 367,15 342,00 2,70 CO '.rID!I foreign currency, Ziana news agency repons. Gold I 88.{)6 175.30 2,90 lVDVIUlfI'l'Y Zimchem Refineries located near the Zimbabwe Income 111 .40 110,19 12,88 Iron and Steel Company (Zisco) in Redcliff proc­ SAGE: YOUR CO lVIII'U'lQlcJJ!!LDING: MUMITY esses crude benzol and tar into a higher range of Gen Equity 3011 .85 2806.57 2,92 chemical products which were being imponed among Resources 159.25 148,59 3,30 them xyeJene, napthals, road tars, toluene and ben­ Financial 544.4H 507.94,j na d' Tr If' n . zene. Income 219,9) 2 f7 ,75 na "11'1 The Zd21 O-million refinery has been developed SANLAM: GE 1931 ,21 1806,98 3.26 by five equity investors led by Ziscosteel with 47 per Index 1530,58 143 1,90 3,37 cent shareholding, while Wankie Colliery and the Prime Growth 549,84 5 14,79 4,27 !'or more information, contact Industrial Development Corporation (lDC) each Industrial 1201,35 11 24, 17 3,50 with 13 per cent, the CDC 15 per cent, and the Mining 3 14, 16 294,03 4,12 The IIiDi.stry of Trade andlD4uatry. Zimbabwe Development Bank 12 per cent. Income 107,66 106,00 na Zimbabwe becomes the first country in southern SOUTHERN: Africa apart from South Africa to produce tar and Telephone: 229933 GE 252,07 235,65 - ~ ,02 benzol products. - Mining 174,29 163,56 3,16 The benzene-toluene-xylene plant was expected Pure 135,95 127,22 2,99 Namibia Broadcasting Corporation to use about 94 000 tons of crude benzol from the steel and the colliery companies. Income 582,71 571 ,06 10,41 The NBC in Windhoek has an attractive vacancy for a "We recently procured some crude benzol from STANDARD BANK: Triangle Limited and th is will keep us going," Smith GE 143 4,00 1346,87 4,63 SALES REPRESENTATIVE said. - Sapa Income 94,30 93,33 10,98 Gold 235,55 22 1,85 4,66 The incumbent will be required to sell advertising time on Radio and Industrial 124,75 117,43 5,62 Television. The position requires the ability to liaise with clients at all International 130,32 12 1,S7 2,45 levels of management, to advise advertisers on market trends and to SYFRETS: initiate publicity campaigns. The successful candidate will also be .. Growth 374,88 350,19 3,27 required to analyse and present research data to clients and to advise Trustee 150,1 5 140,32 2,88 prospective advert isers on services as well as Radio and Television Income 113,02 111 ,89 11 ,87 programme content. Gilt 1176,57 1164,8 1 11,02 Applicants must be independent and reliable achievers with excellent UA L: GE -2621,03 2459,33 4,12 communication skills. Creativity', comp~ t er literacy, a'nd a client _ Mining 457,43 427,70 2,81 oriented approach are required. Previous experience in sales or related Selected 2383,63 2230,24 3,01 fields will be a recommendation. . Gi lt 1292,32 1279,41 11,80 Managed 1270,71 1194,66 4,.\5 CLOSING DATE: '18 February 1994 Max Income' .063,56 1052,93 4,68' , '... f l . .. 'The .co[poration offers the following benefits: Gold price Competitive Salary Yesterday afternoon gold fixi ng: 380,?5 US dQll ars per ounce as ' cmpared with 380,45 at morning 13th Cheque fixi ng, 383,50 at Monday afternoon fixi ng. Pension Fund • . ,t Medical Aid Nam dollarlUS dollar H . • .., ~ Group Life Insurance Yesterday 's opening Yesterday'&clo siqg Generous leave, sick leave and long service benefits ~~ 3,4315/30 3,4325/40 APPLICATIONS TO: Financial rand Namibian Broadcasting Corporation Yesterday's opening Yesterday's closing Head Personnel 4.44/4,45 4,47/4,48 POBox321 -News 'ornow WINDHOEK Money market 1he paper of die people COIDpIIIY 90 day liquid BA rate Telepbone enquiries: 061·215811 x 2144 Yesterday's opening Yester.day's closing l!i't 10,25 - 10,2-5- Kalambi a popitha \. Aanehale.mOnayena

hamwaanduka mefuta yakweni yasila mo" . Kalambi Oswald Shlvute ta pandula nokuuvaneka ta ti kutya;"Shampa ngaa mwa dhengele ndje Ograde 12 nuumvo ngashi mwa Kansola gwoshikandjo sha Nayena omusamane dhengele Grade 11 omumvo gwa ziko, otandi ke mu V ilho Kalambi omasiku ga ziko, pethimbo ningila EPITO Iyeni pamwe naalongi yehi, ana Iyclangeko lyOmukuluntusikola omupe pOnehale kanona u ndula embo. tate Elifas Imene, okwa li a popitha Aalongisikola "Aaholike Oosekonde noominute ohadhi ya tadhi nAanona yopOseko ya Nehale mOndonga mwa kapita, oshowo oowili nomasiku, iiwike noomwedhi kwatelwa wo naakwashigwana yomOshitopolwa otadhifadhukapotadhiendelele,I9930gwakalikola Ongudu yomupembe okwa Ii ya fuula ovakwashivilo mEtine pefimbo shoka. oombeke, nuumbotsotso nuukolokoshi nomaso leyeululo loprojeka younamapya pEundo oyo ya nuninwa oilema. Mefano Tate Imene ngokaa kalaomukuluntusikola kOseko gaakulupe nogaagundjuka tayi imangeleke, ondjala, eliovamati vOvangandjeraotava monika nghee tava i pombad.oshiwambo. yUukule okwa langekwa ongOmukuluntusikola enota oshowo uuwanawa wago owa pita po, 1994 Omafano: OSWALD SHIVUTE. pOseko ya Nehale petameko, omanga tate R.Angula ogwambunyukakonuuwanawa nogw' elago.Onkee ~------ngoka a kala Omukuluntusikola pu Nehale a nee aanona, shigwana shokomongula, mune omo langckwa pongOmukuluntusikola pu Nayena S.P. mu na Presidende, Ookansela, aalongisikola , "Tate Imene, Nehale oye ngoka, oku li miikaha Oondohotola, aapangi, aashiiwiveta naasitagongalo Oshigongi pOutapi yoye nokomapepe goye ngashi we mu pewa ku tate nosho tuu". Omusamane Kalambi ta tsu aanona kalunga". Tate Kalambi ta tsu tate Imene omukumo omukumo nokutsikila ko ta indile nokulombwela nokutsikil a ko ta pandula aalongisikola omolwiilonga kOmuodohotola kutya momumvo nguka 1994 itaku ka pitikwa nande Oswald Shlvute ii wanawa yc yi longo omumvo gwayi 1993 nokwe mOosikola mu kale oombotsotso, mu kale mboka gwomOshipangelo sha Kamhaku ya i,ndila yi it\llc. mo natango miilonga nomomumvo Matheu Nojekwu notasbi ka kala ~ taya hindi aantu, taya tuku yakwawo nenge Oshlgongl sha simana rooka tamu nguka ,1994: Okwa halele wo tate Angula ompolo aalongisikola, taya yonagula omatungo gosikola, mewiliko Iya Ngoloneya gwa ka kala Aawilikl ylikondo yi ill o mb ~ anaw ~ iniilonga ye ongOmukuluntusikola taya yaka po omaliko gosikola nenge ga mukwawo Musati tate naogolo Mukwiilongo. omupe pOnaycna SP. noyi Hi yEpangelo mosbitopolwa, oshowo ngoka gEpangelo muukwaalukehe, ana sha Otasbi ka kundathana nee "Tate Angula, tse yomoshitopolwa shoye sha Aanangesbefa nAawiliki kwatela mo naalongi mOmihandjo dhOosikola. komblnga yekwatathaoo miilonga Naycna otatu ku halele oonkondo oompe esiku kehe yOmabangono ngoka gaashi pokati klikondo yl ill noyl iIi meliala Iyoye epe, tsikila nuudhiginini nonuuladhi "An'? kehe ngoka to ka taaguluka ayihe mbika, gOpapangelo baga longo mOmbalantu, Ehumithokomeho ngashi tu ku shi shito". Tate kalambi ta lombwele. oko kaAdha dhi li moshigunda niilya yi li poshini, mOshitopolwa sha Mbalantu, lyOpashigwana, Okomitiye Okwa indila nee kAakuluntusikola mbaka yaali osikola ehala Iyaamboka taa lalakanene elongo otashi gongala ongula yoneoa ya kalc nokulelaaanona pahalo Iya Kalunga, nonando nonakuyiwa yawo ombwanawa noyi na elago, ihe yOmagumbo, IInlma yi ill oyl ill mOsala yomosbipangelo sha yc na omaitaalo gi ili nogi ili, oshowo omaukwatya ehala Iyoombotsotso okalimosho nondholongo". muukwaalukehe, ehogololo Kambaku pOutapi mOmbalaotu ga yooloka nuushitwe wa yoolokathana. Kalambi la li nokutseyitha kutya Aanamibia kaye na lyAanambelewa notashl vulika opo shl kundathane IInlma yl ill Nande ongaaka, Kalambi ta lombwele, uuna wu ande esiku limwe taya ka etha nokwiidhidhimikila aanashlgongl pehulilo ya ka noyi ill ya pamba ookalo wctc cu mokati kiilya yoye,li vudha mo, inotya kali omuntu ta yono nota piyaganekeombili ya Namibia. eodithwe nokutaleJapo yekwatathano lyiikoodo yi ili noyi na shotali ningi olyoalike,oshili oyi li ashike mpoka .•Aanonadhiginineni elongo, unene tuu omwaalu, osbipangelo, Oshitopolwa kutya, ongombe ayihe ohayi vulu okwoolekwa kedhi uunongononi, uunamapya nuuniimuna, oshoka ili noyeyakulo lyosbigwana. shUunamapya, Oontelefona limwc alike. oshigwana inashi longwa oshafa omuntu ta ende Osbigongl shika sba tumbulwa oompe, Oombelewa dha "Tseotwa tokelaoku mu gongela noku mu siikilila momilema, moshiheke shaan' ondjila, wafa ongala pombanda osha hiywa Maogestrata, Osikola nOpolisi. ngasq.-\, ooW. 4t\~a ~~9bJ , siikilile uuyuhwena yokelundu ndjoka hayi ganyashampaashike omvula momawawa-pdho. nQ\wMiaala kutya nomomumvo ya sheka. onakuyiwa yoye nehumokomeho Iyoye 1-1------­ 1994 otamu ka ninga po sha shomupondo oyafa ohauto yaa na oshipatululo nokugulu". Tate "Inandi hala okukala inandi pandula Ograde 11 , Kalambi ta lombwele aanona noku indila aanona aamati naakadhona mu shi kushi ngongosheka, aavuliki ya kale aluhe meitaalo Iyawo. Aapangiya kumagidwa ya longe

Mwcnc gwOshipangclo sha Shakati Oswald Shivute mOshakati Omundohotola Naftali Hamataokwa li a eta pooshipopiwaoshiwanawa tashi popi liyakulitho yopaunamiti, ngashi kombinga yaaihomboli mboka hcla ya lipangelo Omiti nosho tuu opo yi li hombolclc itaya mono uunona. nonande inayi gwana ponawa thiluthilu, "Shoshenc pashiAfrika oshi li aluhc ihe eyakulo Iyaavu mlipangelo ngeyi kutya ngclc moondjokana omwa nnmUukilinika umwe inali wapala kala itamu monika okanona, ncna aluhc nawanande.Ndhikaodha li dha popiwa ondjo ohayi pcwa omukulukadhi kutya ku Amushanga ta Kalelele oye ke na oluvalo". Ndohotola Hamata mUuministeli wuuhaku nlilonga ta lombwele nokutsikila ko ta ye1itha yuundjolowele Omundohotola Solly kutya shoka hasho nande, oshi li eitaalo Amadhila pethimbo la egulula Iya puka, oshokaomulumentu oye naana pambelewa Osemina ontintano tashi vulika e na uupyakadhi yuunamiti moshipangelo shEpangelo wokumonitha okanona."Omakonaakono mOshakati omasiku ga ziko. oga eta puuyelele kutya mokati Omundohotala Amadhila, ngoka a li a kaihomboli mboka ye na uupyakdhi zi ko Windukaowinawinaopoaegulule mokumona uunona, epuko unenc oli li Osemina ndjika, okwa indila kAapangi kootate, ihe ohali wapalekwa ngele noOondohotola adhihe ya kale taya aaihomboli mbaka taya kala nokuya yakula oshigwana nawa, nondjungu okukonaakonwa ku Ndohotola gwawo". nonesi maneko. Om undohotol a Omupresldeode Sam N~joma mEtine okwa Ii.a yeuluJa oprojeka yedina EI~o Selfhelp Pr~ject Amadhila ta tseyitha kutrya eindilo Dr I-{amata ta lombwele nokugandja pEunda mUukolonkadhl. Mefano eU OMupresldende ota tete okangodi edidihko kutya OproJeka nelombwelo ndika ole li ningi sho omayele. MOkukundathana oshipopiwa oyo oshoyo omaumbo 10 oilema ei hai longo moprojeka oyo okwa pautuluka pambelewa. Uuministeli we wa kundana kutya shika, omwa ka za uuyelele tau ti kutya, Oalukoholo nosho tuu iingangamithi . moshilongo omu na le la yamwe yilwe oyi li oshiponga shokukala oluvaJo Onkalo pOnanona ya shuna kuuwa yomaay~k .~li yaavu mlipan~elo moshipala. nomUukhntka taya longo nokunlOga Osemina ndjika oya li wo ya lombwele shoka ya hala nota indiJe nee tagu pu OmuwlJlld ,wEloDIO nOmlthlluhdwakalo iDa1idllwa po poIIikoIa mpob. o..uwUDd pEJoqo nokuyelithila oonakulongekidha aavu mo kutya, oonakuyakula mbaka ya ethe mOshUopolwa sba NdaBp. omusmane John pOndaap. omu..... e Kaadombo mokuuva opo ya ye kiitandelo nkene ye na okuninga po omikalo dhika noya . yakule KlUlClombokepulookwalombwelaosb.ifolbikaobela elayea,o ly.aDo•• Iy.tya Dleyl, okwa DiDl1 po. Omikithi dhilwe ngashi ndhoka kutya un8sikola yOpODaDooa ya shuDa ilbewe ekoDaakoDo Dokwa moDO Inltya a ..ODa otay. oshigwana ngashi eithano Iyawo tali ti. dhomandjandja, Omayego, omasipa mootuodJ oshiwike sbika koDilD. Ibo ya U y. IlinJl bonplthwa kaaIongl yamwe yumpoU. Okwa yf ko Osemina ndjika ya Ii ombwanawa gaanona noongolo, liligalale ekanka taya ti kutya omuloqislkola Lisias Shiwte DokukufatuJulila nawa aaIoaal aauoaa c.1IIaDDdu noya simana yuudha eindungiko li nOokaangela nadho odha li dha ogoke • tidbBwe posIkola mpoke moIwllSboka a pF.JoaaomokwiimolllthaoadJo ...... fObpndJa Iyokolela noli na omwenyo, oya li ya kundathanwa, nkene hadhi holoka po, gandja epunda komuaasikola, • shuDwe mo npao omapunda kwaaIoqI k.nslkola. kalwa owinawina kOmundohotola hadhi kondjithwa nokupangwa. anuwa nataDlo. Shlvute okwa tldhilwe posikola AaIoDai, Da uaeae "'0", oy. uw ko Dawa gwOspesiale gwomasipa a yambuka Osemina yimwe yi na sha nUuhaku . mpoke momwedhl p. ako sho Oslkola ya tameke omulandu npka Doya shuaa .ootuDdI apsbI sbito. koSoomi gwedhina H. Peltola ngoka a wOpetameko hau .ithanwa 0 Primary konima sbo kw. dbimbululwa a gandJa ela OmuJoDCi Sbiwte okw. ya kegumbo DOpebaIa lye li a fatululile oshigongi shika shAapangi health care PHC, oya tamekede!natango komunasikola pOposikola mpoka. Aalongi yamwe opwa laDgekwa Dale Dokuli omuloal' lumwe nOondohotola nkene uuvu nale ongula yohela mOshipangelo yoposikola mpoke oya U yatsu aaDona omaminimini gwedbina George Asbipala DeIoDgO otaU eade DaW8 womomasipa hau adha aakuluntu na shEpangelo mOshakati notayi kala sigo ya ninge oshipotba ook:wilodila anuwa Shivute a kale posikola ya NaDona. nange hau pangwa nokukondjithwa. omEtitano. t t M~~!',' 9 r5 ·j i~~ ' ~r.:tj e96~~W j~A lfjI MA~ :u·n TtfE.,..AMfBtA-N--- · _'''h Os .. _ ...._ . · -1~-WednesdaTF-ebroary~--1'99'4 '" .~~- _...... - ~-~---

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Katutura Value for money Knotty lounge Farming post required by kaanasikola nosha kala lelasha limbilikaoonakuvala. Contact today: TeI:62616 pine Ced•• Graduate 220012 Diningroom aanasikola. aalongi yakwawo nOkomitiye yosikola 1 Bathroom 1 ye. experience yaampoka molwashoka momumvo 1991. okwa pa Single male, 23 years old Property 1 Garage yaali (2) omapunda. momumvo 1992 gum we (I) 1 Carport Phone Greggor omanga nee momumYO gwayi a pele mo yalatu (3) QUINTAONICS 1 Bedroom lIat 012-4736n ' Expert TV, video and Boundary walls with omala. Omulongi nguka. Kandombo ta hokolola. Audio repairs - also GROUP OF Interlocks Stable Manager wanted sho a mono ombapila yokuza miilonga okwa li e ya aerial and MoNet EST A TE AGENTS Price: N$149 800-00 for private riding stable in anuwa koombelewadhElongo la lili ahalaokusilwa Installations Oranjemund, with 40 ohenda a shunwe mo anuwa ngeno. Free delivery & ...... horses. Single quarters WAHANEQA­ ltJ!ltlIQttCEIS: WES "Moshinima shika shaalongisikola laya mitike po collection . accommodation, medical watllD.61EZ~ - 2 Bedlooms wIIh BIC uunona waantu wuunasikola kamu na nande Don't delay - Phone KATUJUBA- OlNer, pension allow­ OKUBYANGAVA IS:ttCwaSD.6L -1 Bathroom ance. Salary negotiable esilohenda Iyasha". Kandombo ta lombwele Dave today - all hours, 1l8II:I fg[ Ibl g[jgt - Open plan kItchenI Do you have your own hol&. according to experience nokutsikila ko ta kumagidha nokulondodha kutya 7 days at 42939 gLgoa pantry .J plot? Let us build your with horses. Phone Vrv - Lounge kehe omulongi ngoka te kiimonithaondjomoshinima dream house for you!!! Ward at 06332-3421 Loungeldiningroom -Dlnlngroom or shokumitika aanasikola nenge omulongi ta pewa Prices from N$80 000 write to The Riding Club, Lounge - Garage epunda komunasikola na kale ashike i idhengela - Plan of your own Box166, Oranjemund. choice 2 Kitchens - 1 Kitchen - Servanrs quarters okatenda, molwashoka otaya kengelele einekelo -Burglar bars with BIC - Big er! Iyaavali melongo. 6 Bedrooms N$160 500-00 POSInONFOB Be independant in 2 Bathrooms ADMINISTRAnVE 1994... own your own Guest toilet ltJ!ltlIPttC!;1S: CEtlI1RAL MANAGER Oshinima shEeboola house!!! Seperate shower - Newly built Your agent: Burglar bars 1 Bedroom Are you a retired business dhOshikukuta osho shoka PRESENTS: Melanie van Dyk Price: N$171 200-00 -Full bathroom executive who wants to Tel: 222771 -Loungeldiningroom apply your experience and Ombelewa ya Prime Minister ndjoka wo yili ya Ladies Nite on Wednes­ &&&&&&&&&&&&& - Open plan kitchen well-developed skills to an kwatelamo oKabinete ohela oya Ii ya tscyitha kutya days. KHOMAsPAL -Built-In stove and hob environmental NGO? ota yi kakala ya konga nokumona oshinimashelopotwo Disco's on Fridays and PLOT & PLAN MAtlIPA1!; Z!l!l~ - Big balcony We're looking for someone Iyomapopyo gwOoboola dhoka dha dhaningilwa in group of SO years Saturdays. 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Tjiriange nomu peha Conservation nosho wo Ministeri Nangolo Ithete uuMinisteri wUunamapya, 1ItE1t7 (tb'JItP~E'X Makk nou u beste Price: N$85 000-00 Would you like to spend pofaalama yawo yOompo omeya nosho wo 'ItfJ7II 'nt 7S"InItEB belegging vir 1994!!1 ndjoka yena mOnool i. Skakel Melanie van Dyk Contact: Shahid Dickson Jobs Wanted about a third of your. time ehumokomeho ayehe oyali living in an interesting "Mboka yen a ondjo . T8I:21709 (0671) Tel: 222771 229881 (w); 215459(h) taya konaakona WOMENS HELP location in the Namib miinimambikayoku i ninga omalopotelo gamwe. Ota TOGETHER Desert? 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Any per­ eshi yelitli~mo kutya, ' slLKsCREENING Tel2204SO,leave your ' MOYETOPORADOPARK son who objects to my as­ ekwathelo Iyopa endelelo name and telephone A few beautiful gesigned houses still available For Sole sumption of the said sumame Iyoshikukuta olya li Iya ningi of Shiimi should as soon as Oobooladhilimbalidhalidha number. in one of Windhoek's most prestigeous may be lodge hislher objec­ kosho oondola dhi thiken Suburbs. Taxi permit for sale Kamer te huur lion, in writing, with a state­ N$80 000 kehe yimwe Verkieslik Mans persoon N$5S00-00 PRICES FROM N$16900-00 ment of his/her reasons niimaliwa mbyoka yali la yi Kontak Anna by Phone 272038 all hours theretor, with the Magistrate Call Gerald Now at 224884 or 211589 (a/h) longithwa momakwathelo 36970 (w) of 219175 (h) or. 229967 after hours of Windhoek. .( gwoshikukuta. THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday February 9 1994 11 .Lewis to fight 4th contender Sport Shorts ... Sport Shorts Tigers meeting NEW YORK: Lennox Lewis is scheduled to fight McCall by May 8. lantic City, NJ. Ish boxer to be recog- defend the WBC heavyweight title against MerrettSteirheim,ap- lackson,ofMiami,has nized as a heavyweight ALL Mukorob Pelagic Sports Club members are No 4 contender PhiI Jackson instead of No 1 pointed by the Ameri- won his last five fights champion in this century, requested to attend the AGM of the club which will can Arbitration Associa- and has a 30-1 record, has a 24-0 record, with take place on Thursday at the Namutoni Primary Oliver McCall sometime in May because of School at l8hOO. a fight won by promoter Dan Duva. tion, ruled late Friday with 27 knockouts. His 20 knockouts. night in Miami that loss came when he was He has made two Intensive deliberations. aimed at mapping out an effective strategy for the new season will occupy Anarbitratorhasruled WBC refused to sanc- Lewis could fight knocked out in the fifth defenses. in favor of a Lewis- tion it," Duva said in a lackson first and that the round by Donovan "Ra- The Holyfield-Moorer the first part of the'meeting and a new executive committee will be elected. Therefore, all membcis, lackson fight, Duva said telephone interview. match must be sanc- zor" Ruddo<;k on June fight was made after the supporters, players ll!ld new corners aremvited to . Monday. Lewis' 12-month pe- tioned by the WBC, ac- 26J 1992. !BF, and WBA, which attend this important me~ting. \ J "After a Lewis- riod to fight the No I cording to Duva. McCall, of WiRs~on rank Moorer No I, ~- Evander Holyfield contender ends May 8. "The' winner of the SaJem, N.C., has a 23-5 fusedtp,col1siderhaving. match fell .out because Duva ~intained un- fight May 6 or May 7 at record, with 16 knock- him stepping aside. He Rugby' cancelled the IBF and WBA ruled der, WBC rules that a site to be. determ~d outs, and has won four already had stepped , _ Holyfield must defend meant Lewis' first will then fight M~all;" straightfights.since 108- aside for' ·Holyfi~ld to TIlE two matches ,to be played in England by the their titles against defense after May 8 had Duva said. . ing a 12-round decision regaintheIBFandWBA South Africa A Rugby Union side in March have Michael Moorer (April to be a mandatory against Two possible sites for to Tony Tucker on June titles from Riddick Bowe beeb cancelled because of a clash of fixtures by the 22), we wanted Lewis to McCall, but the WBC the Lewis-lackson bout 26, 1992. Nov 6. tourists. The South Africans were due to play Eng- fight lackson, but the said that Lewis must are Reno, Nev., and At- , Lewis, the only Brit- land's 'emerging players' and an England 'A' XV but Canada' A' will also be visiting England and Wales on a five-match trip next month and they are also playing the teams. Goals galore in ". Scottish League

SCOTLAND may copy other European leagues Mrican soccer and introduce a mid-winter soccer break next sea­ son. One of the benefits of introducing such a break would be that the national side's chances of quali­ JOHANNESBURG: The African club Academica do Sal and qualifying 2-0. fying for the European Championship finals would cups produced a goal glut in weekend And Tempete Mocaf from the Cen­ be enhanced. A break between December 3 and 24 preliminary matches, with Sierra tral African Republic celabrated their will be discussed. Leone taking the individual and team first overall success by following up honours. an away victory over Postel of Chad Unknown Bill Swarray scored four with a 2-0 win in Bangui. Jonty recovers as Diamond Stars overwhelmed Reunion's Saint-Denis, sitting pretty Boavistade Praia from Cape Verde 4- with home advantage and a one-goal SOUTII African cricket hero, lonty Rhodes. is I to squeeze into the next round of the lead over Linare of Lesotho, added a expected to recover in time from all his il ' jury CAP Cup 5-4 on aggregate. Swarray goal in each half without reply from setbacks to continue his battle with the Aus ri!Jians joins Mark Williams from South Af- outclassed opponents. when the tourists meet SA in a series of c 'll!-day rican club Hellenic as the only players Champions' Cup internationals later this month. Rhodes will not be to hit four in a CAP Cup match since Preliminary round, second leg in action for his province in a four-day Castle Cup the competition started two years' ago. Mbabane Swallows (Swaziland) 2, match against Boland in Stellenbosch this week- Chief Santos of Namibia and LCS Saint-Pierre (Reunion) 2 end. • Gunners of Botswana shared six goals Saint-Pierre qualify 6-2 on aggregate in a remarkable Champions' Cup ChiefSantos (Namibia) 3, LCS Gun­ Rugby challenge match at Tsumeb, north ofWindhoek. ners (Botswana) 3 THE STAR ... world number one Stem Graf Trailing2-0aftertheflfStleg,Santos Gunners qualify 5-3 on aggregate AUSTRALIAN Rugby League champions the Bris­ powers a backhand return during ber 6-2, 6-2 scored twice within six minutes of the Kiyovu Sports (Rwanda) 2, Electric bane Broncos will face the 1993-94 English cham­ win over defending cbampion Martina kick-off to level the tie on aggregate, (Ethiopia) 2 pions to decide the World Club Challenge on June Navratilova in the tinal oftbe US dollars 750 000 then conceded three goals before half- Electric qualify 5-4 on aggregate I. Brisbane became the first Australian club to win Pan Paciftc Open women's tennis tournament in time. Academica do Sal (Cape Verde) 0, the Challenge when they defeated Wigan in Eng­ ...... Tokyo on Sunday. Grafreceived US dollars 150 lohannes Basson equalised for Sonader (Mauritania) 0 land in 1992. Bradford Northern, Warrington and 000 for the win with Navratiliva earning 47 500 Santos early in the second half, but Sonader qualify 2-0 on aggregate Wigan are the three leading contenders for the dollars. (pboto: Reuters via Nampa). Namibia are still seeking their first Tempete Mocaf (Central African Re- 1993-94 English championship. . victory after three appearances in the public) 2, Postel2000 (Cha) 0 · f I premier Pan-African cup. Tempete qualify 3-0 on aggregate Boxing fines Z1 a ays Swaziland spectato~ were also Semassi Sokode (Togo) bye, Mighty treated to a goal feast With Mbabane BaroUe (Liberia) withdrew Swallows and Saint-Pierre from Re- Cup-winners' Cup HEA VYWEIGHTboxers Michael Bentt and Herbie d o 'W'D the I a'W' union sharing four within 20 minutes Preliminary round, second leg Hide were each fined US dollars 14000 on Monday . during the second half. Township Rollers (Botswana) v for trading punches at a pre-fight news conference . . . Saint-Pierre, a former club of Eleven Men in Flight (Swaziland _ last month. 'The fines equal the largest ever handed HA~RE:The~ameofth~gamelDfamllyplanDlng, Cameroon World Cup hero Roger P t d F b 13 down by the British Boxing Board of Control. The or birth control IS prevention . os pone to e ruary BBBC said they were the penalty the fighters had to Th e ZIm· bb'a we Foot ball A'ssoclatlon .. entered ,u&, 11 y MIlIa, had won 4-0 ..at home. and now Bantu (Lesotho) bye ' Black Africa into the spirit of this concept when they tried to stop the face tougher oppo~ltlon ID Costa do (Nambia) withdrew pay for damage done to the sport's image. consummation of the R85 000 "Family Planning" Sol from Mozambique. Stade. Tamponnaise (Reuni~n) bye, tournament between four of the country's top clubs. . Th~re was plenty of goalm~uth ac- AS Clmelta (Madagascar) Withdrew Zifa claimed the organisers, the National Premier tlO~ ID .Rwanda wh~re ~lectnc from CAP Cup . Soccer League, is not only illegitimate itself but it is Eth~opladrew2-2wlthKlYOVUS~rts Preliminiary round, second leg also trying to run this tournament under the blankets. to~um~h5-40nagsn:gateandclmch Saint-Denis (Reunion) 2, Linare N ~ O 'They also claimed the original deal between the two a tie aga.lOst Gor Mahla of Kenya. (Lesotho 0 consenting parties, when the NPSL was born last year, Electnc seemed safe when they led Saint-Denis qualify 3-0 on aggregate NORCHE was that they would run only the Premier League and 2-0 after 86 minutes in Kigali, but the Diamond Stars (Sierra Leone) 4, not sully their reputation with other dangerous liai- Rwandans scored twice to end arun of Boavista de Praia (Cape Verde) I MOTeRS sons. Zifa therefore tried to force the NPSL to with- five consecutive cup defeats. Dianomd Stars qualify 5-4 on aggre- Aeg. No. Cl< li2l22iii2i23 draw, telling the four clubs they would not be allowed In other Champions' Cup matches, gate to darken Zifa's doors if they went ahead. Mauritanian visitors Sonader com- First-round matches in the three cups VoIksw.lJtln Spec'."sts And in a further action, pregnant with menace, Zifa pleted a miserable weekend for Cape will be played on February 18 19 20 UNIT 11, MONTIGO PARK, MARCONI told referees that if they didn't take the precaution of Verde by forcing a goalless draw with and March 4 5 6. ' , ROAD,MONTAGUEGARDENS refusing to officiate, they might have to bear the ' , .551-513415 Fax: 551 5133 burden of future rejection. CON T FRO M P AGE 12 ing from his qualified coach wife, But now Zifahasdecided to be adultabout the affair Rosalie at the Independence Stadium BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY and has decided on a reconciliation. It is now going to clothing company Saucony, while the in the afternoons. Saturdays he takes allow the Family Planning tournament to reach a Sport Centre in Windhoek currently off while Sundays he works on his Do you have your own workshop. We at natural conclusion. acts as his agent for further endorse- stamina with 10 to 15 km runs. Norche Motors are looking for a work­ They have now consented to a Bulawayo semi-final ments. Willie's immediate aim is to pre- shop who specialize on all Volkswagens between league champions Highlanders and Zimba- His achievements have not come pare for the South African Handi­ which we can supply Volkswagen units bwe Saints, bearing fru it today - with Dynamos and easily as WilIie maintains a rigorous capped Championships which take to at competitive prices Caps United to come together in the other semi-final training schedule throughout the week. place in April, while his main ambi­ in Harare tomorrow, The final act of the rubber will Every morning before work he com- tion for the year is to compete in the Contact: (Kurt Wackor) take place in more amorous circumstances next month, pletes four to eight kilometres of road World Handicapped Championships after a suitable cooling off period, work while he receives specialist train- in Berlin in July, 021 -551 5134/5 .... }.". ..•. .~ 12 Wednesday February 91994 THE NAMIBIAN

Zambian team" pip Frankie in poll

Namibia's world champion sprinter Frankie Fredericks :·Willie bums was narrowly beaten in a competition to find the BBC's Afri­ can Sports Person­ up the track ality of the Year for the second year in a row. After winning the HELGE SCHUTZ title in I 992,Frankie was again one of the Namibia's top disabled athlete, Willie finalists for this Greyling has started the new year where he year's award, which left off last year - with a number of excellent is determined by lis­ teners to the BBC's performances. RUGBY ACTION ••• Scotland's Armstrong comes within centimetres of scoring as Gavin Hastings Fast Track service. in the 200m was 32,4 tries to help. The Five Nations match was played at Murrayfield on Saturday. England won in the Towards the end oflast This year's award year Willie completed seconds, with the qual i- last minute 15-14. (photo: Reuters via Nampa). was won by the Zam­ three gruelling mara­ fying time being 41 sec­ bian football team thons in the space of six onds, while he won the which showed great weeks - the Dolphin 400m in 74 seconds, courage and deter­ Marathon, the Hyper to which was 18 seconds mination after most Hyper Marathon and the within the qualifying of its members were Soweto Peace Marathon. time. He won the 800m kiJled in an airplane In the second of these he in 2 minutes 55 seconds, crash off Gabon in ran his best time of 4 a full 44 seconds within August last year. hours and 19 minutes the qualifying time, and After the tragedy over the 42,2km course the I 500m in 6 minutes they had to field vir­ to qualify for the Com­ and 10 seconds, nearly tually a second team rades marathon. two and a half minutes for their remaining These performances within the qualifying world cup qualify­ we -e ,", owever but a fore­ time. ing matches and taste (If whathe achieved What makes his t, were eventually at the Northern Trans­ ach ievements so remark­ record, all teams which pipped by a solitary vaal Disabled Champi­ able is the fact that they clusively for national CONRAD ANGULA have occupied the last goal against Mo­ onships on January 29. are all senior records, first division sides this two positions on the log rocco to miss a berth He competed in five while WilIie being 52- year. WITH the dramatic Africa Club Champions since the formation of in the 24-nation fi­ events from tOe lOOm years of age, competes NFA vice-chairper­ encounter between local champions Ace son, Elifas Shipanga, the Premier ~~g~~ h~y~ o~J~ 1'tY~j£h l j l.\i\Is~ sprint through to the 1 in the masters category. Maize Chief Santos and LCS Gunners of place i}l \ thel.uRit~Et For his efforts he was however, refuted these been demoted to their 500m in a matter of three Botswana now something of the past, the States this year. The and a half hours, win­ one of a handful of ath­ aJlegations and said the respective lower divi­ focus turns to Karibib were three of the NFA wanted to make sions," Shipanga Zambian captain, ning all of the events in letes who were awarded Kalusha Bwalya, new record times. golden statues at the end country's leading first division sides will be sure that teams from the stressed, adding that it lower divisions stood a was high time that some who plays for PSV He won the lOOm in .of the championships. bidding for a berth in the prestigious Premier Eindhoven accepted 15,6 seconds, which was Shortly before the League. chance of being pro­ people grew up and faced moted to the Premier defeat like true sports­ the award on behalf weJl within the qualify­ Peace Marathon in De­ of his team in Brus­ ing time of 19 seconds cember last year WilIie Auto Centre Nampol Team officials pro­ League. men. FC, Benfica and Namib tested that the NFA had "The NFA, as the con­ The playoffs will be sels on Monday for the S A Champion­ obtained a sponsorship night. ships. His winning time from the American sport Woestyn, respective deliberately caJled off troJling body offootbaJl held at the Karibib Sports winners of the three na­ the first scheduled play­ in this country, has set Complex this weekend. Fredericks, who continued on page 11 tional first leagues (Can­ offs which were to take itself certain goals in or­ The event will be com­ established himself yon, Etosha and place at tht; end of last der to promote and de­ peted on a round-robin as the world's top Erongo), will take part year after relegated velop the local. game. It basis and the top two 200m sprinter at the in the national promo­ Kraatz Welding Eleven is our main objective to sides will gain promo­ World Athletics tion-relegation playoffs. Arrows threatened to see that first division tion to the Premier Championships last The moment of truth take them to court, ac­ teams have an opportu­ League. year, won the sec­ has finaJly arrived for the cording to newspaper nity to gain promotion to * Meanwhile, the NFA ond most votes, fol­ three teams after weeks reports. the top and we will never consultative meeting lowed by Nigeria's of uncertainty during Apparently, Arrows stand in their way. will take place as sched­ international soccer which club officials even officials suggested to the "As for Arrows, they uled at the VIP Lounge player Rashidi accused the Namibia NFA that they, and Rob­ know that it is not the of the Namibia Brewer­ Yekini and Mozam­ FootbaJl Association'of berChanties, should also first time that Premier ies at the Windhoek bique's world 800m following a hidden be included in the League teams have been Show grounds on Satur­ record holder Maria agenda. playoffs which are ex- relegated. And for the day at IOhOO. Mutola. BODlbos'ch beats all

Barely eighteen hours after coming second lowed by Rudiger Registration starts at tition should be tough, in the Eros Pharmacy Cycling Kermesse on Gretschel and Neil 12hOO under the Cafe especially between Saturday, Tokkie Bombosch went one step Dyson. Anton area, while the Bombosch and Tawse, further to win the final leg of the Pepsi Mini­ 'The Only Ones' con­ race starts at 14h30 with while Mordegai triathlon in Windhoek on Sunday. sisting of Armin a I ,6km swim at the jetty. Rossouw will also be in Gretschel, Christiaan The second leg, a with a fighting chance. Although the defend­ minutes and 17 seconds Vaatz and Rene Grubert 40km cycle takes place The national champi­ ing Namibian triathlon behind, while Dudley won the team category on the road to Walvis onships last year was ~ champion, Haydn Tawse Veck came third. in 28 minutes and 2 sec­ Bay while the final 1Okm won by De Goede in a was out of the water first, The women's cat­ onds. run also takes place on time of 2 hours 2 min­ ·" .HYPER TO Bombosch soon passed egory was won by Zoe The highlight of the this road. utes and 4 seconds, fol ­ H~ him on the cycling leg. Mitchell with GilIian triathlon season takes Unfortunately the de­ lowed by Bombosch 18 . He went on to win the Brewer coming second place this coming Satur­ fending champion, Brian seconds behind and SETTING THE PACE ... Willic Greyling in 400mswim,IOkmcycle and Sybille Redecker day when the Windhoek de Goede will not be Tawse a further 3 min­ action in the Hyper to Hyper marathon in and 2,5km run in 26 min­ third. Light National Triathlon among the starters due utes behind. November last year where he set his best time utes and 22 seconds, with Mathias Marais won Championships 'will be to a knee injury. over 42,2km of 4 hours and 19 minutes. Tawse coming second 2 th~ 1unior section fol- held in Swakopmund. However the compe-