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Bringing Africa South Vol.2 No.351 Well done Frankie! Finnish first for Fredericks NAMIBIAN sprinting sensation Frankie 'Tornado' Fl'edericks has done it again. The former national soccer star clinched the lOOm sprint event during an international athletics meet­ ing in Lapinlahti, Finland, yesterday. The Namibian Sport congratulates Frankie on his world class per­ formance. Frankie broke the tape in 10,12 seconds followed by James Trappe of the USA and Devlon Dunn of the Dominican Republic. He will be in action again in the lOOm dash this Thursday. EC, fishing for an agreem\' ~nt?

THE European Commis­ sion last week acknowl­ STAFF REPORTER· :>< • ';ed "that Namibia, like mission was referring to the BLOWING UP A STORM OF WELCOME. The big brass sound greeted President Sam Nujoma when he travelled all sovereign states, is fully 200 mile Exclusive Economic to Groot Aub on Saturday to spend the day with the community there. See report, page 3. Photograph: Stanley entitled to fix its own fish­ Zone (EEZ) rather than only Katzao ing policy in its territorial the 12 mile wide Namibian waters and shares Na­ territorial waters. mibia's view on the im­ The Commission also ex­ portance of implementing pressed the hope that the nego­ a strict policy of protec­ tiations will continue in a tion for its fishing re­ "confident and harmonious atmosphere" and that "a fish­ Stealing could close sources". This was set out in a press eries agreement between the EEC and Namibia will be release distributed by the Dele­ concluded soon". gation of the European Com­ munities late on Friday after­ It further expressed its deep regret over! 'the confusion and noon, It is assumed that the Com- continued on page 2 CDM warns minister

DIAMOND stealing 'could lead to the Closure of Consolidated Diamond Mines mines at Oranjemund• . TOM MINNEV at Oranjemund This warning came from Home Affairs Minister at Oranjemund on Friday and themselves Melcedes Benz and Hifikepunye Pohamba as he launched joint action met with management and union other luxury motoxcars are by the company, the Mineworkers' Union of Namibia officials including MUN presi­ starting to leave them in Port and the Government to try and stop fast-increasing dent John Shaetonhodi. Meet­ N olloth in South Africa, rather ings continued until 02h00 with than drive them ostentatiously theft ;md dealing. the Government and another around Oranjemund. "Dia­ Theft could amount to R80 start. hour with the union. mond stealing is becoming less to R150 million worth of di'a­ Apparently illegal diamond In drizzling rain on Satur­ of the Robin Hood crime, " he monds a year compared to 'f6tal trade makes up three-quarters . day morning Pohamba flew added. sales of under RI 000 million, of the diamond business in round the prohibited area in "If these allegations about say company sources. In 1989 Sierra Leone and has made CDM's Aerospatiale twin theft are true," Pohamba told CDM, part of the De Beers mines unprofitable. engine helicopter, accompanied the solemn workfoxce, "what Centenary diamond cartel, Powerful Lebanese families, by Shaetonhodi and mine gen­ has been stolen cannot benefit ' produced nearly a third of the ruthless and brutal, have eral manaSEr Keith Whitelock. the country. If the theft is al­ country's exports and is the "bought" police, officials and He spoke to workers at four lowed to continue it will lead biggest employer outside the politicians. different sites in the high-se­ to the closure of CDM. TIle Government. More than 60 per Now many of the familiar curity mine area and at a rally sufferers will be the people of cent of diamond sales value faces are appearing in Wind­ in the centre of Oranjemund. this country. ' , goes directly to the Govern­ hoek. Namibian diamonds are The move was part of a drive Pohamba unveiled the Gov­ ment in tax. among the best in the world to show that stealing diamonds ernment's plan to approach Pohamba said the clamp­ and are increasingly in demand. no longer just hurts the com- . Namibia's main industries down will include a joint Pohamba was leading a top­ pany or is a blow against South through a partnership of un­ committee on ways the Gov­ level Government team includ­ African occupation but is now ions (seven out of 10 CDM ernment can get more involved ing deputy minister of Labour a crime against independent workers are MUN member5), in supporting diamond secu­ and Manpower Development Namibia. Government and management. rity. Hadino Hishongwa; Dr Leake Already attitudes are begin­ After the ~eet.ing. the workers The threat of illegal diamond Hangala, Ndali Kamati and ning to change, according to cheered to the unusual shout of business is wider than taking Tsudao Gurirab the permanent one official, and artisans and "Viva management", among revenue from the Government. ' secretaries of Mines and En­ labourers who have bought others. THE Land Reform Conference kicks off today, with One expert on global illicit ergy and Home Affairs and registration starting at 08hOO and a reception hosted by diamond trade, who asked not Trade and Industry respectively; President Sam Nujoma this evening. TomorroW' the to be named, said syndicates Otto Nangombe for the regional have corrupted countries such commissioner Mina Shanjen­ important summit, which brings together more than as Sierra Leone and Zaire and gange; and Andrew N dishishi, 500 delegates from across the country, will get down to are coming to newly-independ- director of Manpower Devel- business. The Namibian will report fully on the pro- ent Namibia in search of offi­ opment. ceedings throughout the week. cials to blibe and rackets to They reached CDM' s town ------~----.

just prior to the Conunission' s FISHING - FROM PAGE 1 unilateral suspension of the ne­ gotiations. Although not mis­ misunderstandings that have again repeated a misrepresen­ quoting the Prime Minister on persisted so far with respect to tation of a remark made by this occasion, the statement fisheries relations between Prime Minister Hage Geingob neveI1heless misconstrues what Namibia and the EEC". at the AAWEPA Conference he said by suggesting his sup­ However, the Commission in Windhoek on April 8 1991 port for the suspension' of the negotiations, despite having given the Namibian Govern­ REPUBLIC ment an undertaking that it would cease to do so. OF NAMIBIA The thrust of the Conunis­ sion's statement presents the picture that the Conunission suspended the negotiations , Ministry of Finance purely to send a signal to the Spanish Government and fish­ r-----~TENDERBOARD------, ing industry that it should halt TENDER NO: F1/3·16191 illegiu , fishing in Namibian Description: The supply and delivery of up to 32 waters. At the time this expla­ nation was greeted with wide­ 2 x 4 D. V. 4 Cylinder vehicles with Canopies l. spread scepticism as the sus­ Closing date: 11 :00 on Tuesday: 9 July 1991 pension was announced the day following the sentencing of the Above, from the left: Reverend Bartholemew Karuaera, newly-elected NECA Dep­ five Spanish captains for ille­ uty Chairperson; Wilhelmina Hanson from Morina Kindergarten; and Reverend Documents are available at the offices of: gally fishing in Namibian waters. Erwin Tjirimuje of the AME kindergarten iD: Katutura. The Secretary: Tender Board The Conunission's explana­ Clo Voigt and Kelvin Str. tion also did not tally with WincRlOek what the Namibian Govern­ ment was told at the time of the Pre-school groups to To obtain documents R5,00 is payable. suspension, a position then confinned to the press inBrus­ sels and in a document circu­ Tenders must be forwarded to: lated to members of the Euro­ The Secretary: Tender Board pean Parliament 's Fisheries push for better deal PO Box 3328 WINDHOEK 9000 Sub-Conunittee on April 25 1991. The latter was quoted by Ms KA TE BURLlNG or deposited in: Janey Buchan MEP inherlet­ The Tender Box ter (reported Friday in The THE NAMIBIA Educare Tender Board N amibian, June 14) to Manuel Marin, the Conunissioner re­ Association - an umbrella Clo Voigt and Kelvin Str. body for all pre-primary Windhoek sponsible for Fisheries in the EC, and offered anotherexpla­ groups in the country - was nation for the Conunission's officially launched at a Telex: 50908-875 Fax: 221004 decision: • 'to enable Namibia meeting in Windhoek yes­ to reconsiderits offer concern­ terday. Secretary: Tender Board ing not only the level of the Representatives from about TAC for hake but also and 65 nationwide organisations above all the percentage set for came together at the Children's the Community". World Creche Development REPUBLIC Nevel.tlY!less in Friday's press Centre over the weekend to ~ release, the Conunission ex­ ratify a draft constitution drawn presses its "profound convic­ up after a preliminary meeting OF NAMmIA tion that the Namibian authori­ of the groups last November. ties will appreciate the 'suspen­ A community social worker sion ofnegotiatio ns as proof of from South Africa, Daniel Min=i stry of Finance its solidarity and friendship with Plaatjies, with experience of a Namibia". similar umbrella group in his TENDER BOARD In the meantime, the Minis­ country, was also on hand to try of Foreign Affairs appar­ offer advice. He pointed out TENDER NO J143/91 ently responded on Friday to that "the struggle for unity in Description: Tenders are being awaited for the fomlal proposal of the the education and care of pre­ the supply of concentrate, incerne,fodder Conunission of May 14 that schoolers cannot be separated pellets and dairy concentrate to the govern­ negotiations for a fisheries from the broader struggle for agreement be resumed. unity, freedom and equality". ment during the period 1 August 1991 to 31 The Ministry thanked the Another delegate, Reverend July 1992 Commission for its readiness Bartholemew Karuaera, from Closing date: 11 :00 on Tuesday: to resume negotiations and the African Methodist Episco­ welcomed the opportunity to palian Church kindergarten in 16 July 1991 resolve the issue standing in Katutura, agreed that the edua­ JUSTINE Kamali with baby Freda Iyambo: parents the way of a fisheries agree­ tion ofpre-schoolers deserved ' and children wiU benfit from an improved network of TENDER NO J64/91 ment between the European special attention in the new pre-primary groups in Namibia. Description: The supply of ra:inwater goods Community and Namibia. Namibia. "'This age group is It is believed that the Minis­ receiving very little help from accepting children who have chairperson - Reverend to the state for the period 1 August 1991 to try expressed the view that it Goveniment at the moment, not received some measure of Bartholemew Karuaera; gen­ 31 July 1992 would be desirable to further but it is of vital importance for pre-primary schooling. eral secretary - Ottili6 Abl'a­ Closing date: 11 :00 on Tuesday: hannonise the positions' of the the development of our coun­ Over 100 people involved in hams; deputy general secre­ European Conunissionand the try. " the world ofpre-school educa­ tary - Magdalena Claasen; treas- 16 July 1991. Namibian Government prior The · AME kindergarten, tion attended the two-day . urer -Marlene Peterson; dep­ to the next formal round of . which is based at the Kahll ura conference, working through uty treasurer - Ethel Cokile; Documents are available at the offices of: negotiations and requested the Community Centre, currently the constitutuion and theelec­ publicity officer - Rilda Solo­ The Secretary: Tender Board detailed considered response caters for some 200 children, tion of office-bearers for the mons. Clo Voigt and Kelvin Str. . of the Conunission to the draft he said., and the demand for . new organisation. Last weekNECA received a Windhoek agreement submitted in March places is constant. Karuaera The outcome of the elec­ donation of R 10 000 from the by the Ministry of Fisheries added that primary schools are tions was as follows: chairper­ Norwegian Agency for Inter­ To obtain documents R5,00 is payable. and Marine Resources. even becoming choosy about son - Ida Roffmann; deputy national Development (Norad). The Ministry hoped that sufficient progress would be Tenders must be forwarded to: made to facilitate agreement The Secretary : Tender Board on a mutually acceptable date SADCC ministers meet in city PO Box 3328 for the next formal negotiating WINDHOEK session. THE FlFI'H meeting of the the Windhoek meeting will be ects sponsored by government 9000 The Ministry also conveyed SADCC Industry and Trade chaired by Tanzania's Trade and donors, with a view to its appreciation for the expressed Ministers committee, to review and Industry Minister CD bolstering intra-regional trade. or deposited in: conunitment made both by the the progress of trade and in­ Msuya. He is expected to out­ Further, . they will decide on The Tender Box Association of Shipowners and dustry programmes in the sub­ line a framework for acceler­ recommendations for advan­ Tender Board by,the Spanish Government to region, begins today in Wind­ ated industrializtion and trade tageous trade agreements laid Clo Voigt and Kervin Str. stop the illegal fishing in hoek. expansion for the region with down by the General Systems Namibia's EEZ. In addition, the ministers will special focus on economic of Preferences (GSP) offered Windhoek It has, however, also sought prepare a report for the SAOCC integration and support serv­ by 'first world' countries to further information regarding Heads of State meeting to be ices. promote export markets in Telex: 50908-875 Fax: 221004 the " strict measures" said to held later this year. The meeting will also con­ developing nations. have been adopted by Spain to Tanzania is responsible for sider reco~ndations for Small scale industrial proj­ Secretary: Tender Board discourage illegal fishing in co-ordinating SADCC trade increasing the participation of ects will also receive atten­ Namibia's EEZ. development progranunes, and SADCC businessmen in proj- tion. Words of warnii!g <9yer communal land fencing President visits Groot Aub community

PRESIDENT Sam Nujoma next 10 years we will elimi­ STANLEY KATZAO on Saturday expressed nate poverty from our nation, " dismay over the fencing he said. ofT of commWlal areas and DT A Member of Parliament, TIris would not be easy and warned those responsible Jeremias Jagger and the dep­ would call for hard work, uty Mayorofthe City of Wind­ Nujoma said. fo r it. hoek, !sak Gowaseb. Nujoma also stated that the Addressing the community Refening to the struggle for struggle for independence had of Groot Aub, a communal area economic emancipation, not been aimed at individual 50 kilometers south of Wind­ Nujoma said it would be much whites, but against the system hoek, Nujoma said nobody had more difficult than the struggle of colonialism, apartheid and the right to fence off areas for political independence. repres si on. belonging ' to all ofus'. "This struggle first of-all "Therefore, "he said, "less PRESENTS FOR THE PRESIDENT. President Sam Nujoma was given gifts from Emphasising the importance needs patience, tolerance, re­ than 24 hours after independ: the Groot Aub community, which included a tanned hide, a framed prayer and a calf. of land, he said "we went to spect and brotheIhood, .. he said ence I called upon all civil According to tradition, livestock presented cannot be claimed by the owner unless he war because of the land", and and added that elders should servants to stay". or she has touched it. Nujoma had to walk down to the kraal where he touched the added that h'beration was meant tighten their belts so that the Responding to problems rather angry looking calf. Photograph: Stanley Katzao for everyone. younger generation could ~at which the Groot Aub commu­ However, he appealed to properly. nity experienced with the po­ people not to take the law into In this regard, the President lice, Nujoma said the police their own hands as the country infonned the community about were their servants. When called Green light for ICRC probe needed peace and stability. a self-reliance scheme which upon, they must act as quickly Nujoma arrived at the small the govemment had adopted. as possible, he said. THE QUEST for a solution to the issue of inform the ICRC that it accepted the working community just before IlhOO In terms of this scheme, Nujoma On . education and health, Namibians who went missing during the libera­ procedures set out by the international organisa­ on Saturday to jubilant cheer­ said. govemment would pro­ Nujoma said the largest budget tion struggle has taken another step forward. tion in response to the initial request. ing. It appeared as if the entire vide the necessary equipment allocations went to these Min­ In a letter to the Intemational Committee of In his letter Geingob says "it is the Namibian community was out in force to and expertise, while members istries as these were Namibia's the Red Cross last week, Prime Mirtister Hage Govemment's understanding that the ICRC see the Nanubian Head of State. of that particular community top priorities. Geingob assured the ICRC of the Govemment's remains ready and willing to take action on the Although it was a blustery would provide free labour. This was done so that all full suppOrt and of its co-operation in dealing motion ... ofNovember91990,provided that its day, the Presidential visit was " This will be for their own and Namibian children could go to with other govemments which may become working procedures are accepted' '. coloured with the magical sound their community's benefit", school and so that no Namib­ involved. . Consequently, he asks that the ICRC "under­ ofNd.ili.mani, a brass band from Nujoma added. ian child would be without When asked by the National Assembly at the take the mission" and to submit quarterly prog­ Windhoek and drum major­ "We do that because we do adequate medical care. end of last year to investigate the whereabouts ress reports to the Assembly. He further prom­ ettes. not have money. ' , he said, but Anenonnousallocationhad of missing p~rsons, the ICRC expressed its ises that "the Govemment of Namibia shall Nujoma was accompanied optimistically expressed the been granted to the Ministry of inability to act on requests other than those ·convey the resolutions reflected inthe motion of by Swapo chief cc;>-ordinator hope that the government would Housing in order to make sure made by 'executive agencies' . November 91990 and the present motion to any Moses Garoeb, Swapo parlia­ mobilize its people to recon­ that every Namibian would have This led to a May 31 amendment of the foreign government to be appoached by the mentary whip Joshua Hoebeb, struct the economy. "In the a roof over his or her heads. original NA motion, asking the Government to ICRC ... upon request by the ICRC to do so ". Diamond stealing - an inside story

BMW cars and tattered New technology includes unsuccessfully that he was a later security checks including briefcases with R700 000 thermal inlilging cameras which heavy sleeper and had no idea South African Police on the in notes are reportedly can use body heat to make a how they got there. Couriers road. Most illegal diamond owned by -Consolidated video image at several kilom- often carry a big packet di- trading is at Port Nolloth or Diamond Mines labourers etres, as well asradarwitha20 vided into packets coded for Windhoek. paid as little as R764 a kilometre range and !IlObile different ~yndicates and rates Some of the key syndicates units. Most effective seems to of pay are one-seventh of the in Namibia are run by Portu­ month. These are some of be strips of soft sand, which value of the diamonds or the guese with links to illegal dia­ the blatant trademarks of show footprints and a crossing same in stones. mond trading in Angola. New an illegal diamonds busi­ is detected within 10 or 15 Security officials are key syndicates have been arriving ness which may total as minutes, according to Kevin targets of the trade. CDM gives since independence. much as RlSO million a Sudbury, senior security su- its staff one salary. Syndicates The syndicate nonnally pays year, compared to last perintendent - Crime and In- can offer monthly pay of R20 even huge bail sums or fines year's legitimate sales of telligence. There have appar- 000 plus bonuses just to turn a within at most two days and some R750 million. ently been few successful cross- blind eye to a bag in the x-rays look after the family of a cou­ Diamonds are said to-be the -_ ings recently. once every three months. To rier who is jailed and refu ses to fInance for .most organised Most stolen diamonds pass . -caEch them, CDM' secWity have inform on others. clime in Namibia, including through the entrance system, installed video cameras moni- Once sold. the diamonds aIe Katutura gangs. carried in shoes· or carefully toring the s-ecurities and offer moved to major-diamond deal­ There is still not enough hidden in bookS, other equip- one-third of the value of dia- ing -centres such as Antwerp political will to try the most men! or even in cmdoms pushed monds for information lead- and Tel Aviv for buyers, in­ effective step - seizure of un­ up the backside - one person ing to a " bust". _ cluding the De Beers cartel, explained wealth until tax found with three packets of Once out of the mine only a which buys to keep tabs on the accounts are filed - against a diamonds hidden there claimed few diamonds are picked up at market. seemingly unbreakable chain of illegal diamond business. First the diamonds are sto­ len in the high security area. Allegedly this could include among bedrock sweepers who are paid a tenth of the value of any diamon!is they find and hand over. In 1979, 50 000 carats were handed in, but since 1988 only two diamonds have been given to the company. Other possible places to steal the diamonds include during the concentration and treatment processes. The next step is to get the dianl0nds out of the high-se­ curity mining area, which is 120 kilometres long and varies from three kilometres to 150 metres wide. Recently RIO,5m was spent on new razor ribbon fences. The whole area is pa­ trolled 24pours a day by secu­ " VIVA President Nujoma, viva management" waS' the enthusiastic shout of diamond rity teams with vicious dogs miners and workers at the end of Home Affairs Minister Hifikepunye Pohamba's talk between the fences. at Uubvley in the high-security mining area on Saturday. , , fied architect. The exhibition will run till June WHAT'S ON .•• WHAT'S ON 27, 1991 in the upper gallery, '

Arts AssoCiation . Kunstkabinett Leutwein/John Meinert Streets 16 Lazarett Street l;lours: Mon-Fri O9h00-12h30 and IShOO-I8hOO. Hours: Mon-Fri 14b30-18h30, Sat lOhOO-I2hOO Saturdiy 09hOO-12hOO. An exhibition of paintings and sculpture by The Standard Bank Namibia Biennale 1991 ' Lepi' is on show. exhibition runs till July 14, 1991. The Warehouse The Namibia Institute of Architects is hosting Alte Brauerai, Tal/Garten Streets BOOKKEEPER an exhibition of " Architects' ,Art" which will The Leprechauns from Ireland play popular folk The enaunbent will be required to check bank reconciliations; prepare work-in-progress • be opened on Monday, June 24, 1991 at 19hOO songs, pops, rock 'n roll, country, in fact some­ ledgers, completion journals and reports; check allocalions in subsidiary books of IICCOUlIt; by the Minister of Wildlife, Conservation and thing for everyone. prepare ledger reconciliations and check reconciliations prepared by accoumng section Tourism Nico Bessinger, who is himself a quali- June 24-29 at 21hOO, Tickets R18 at the door, staff. The ideal candidate will preferably be studying towards a B-degree in Accountancy and have about five years' bookkeeping experience preferably with some auditing background, Computer literacy would be an advantage but is not a requirement. For more information, rontact the Accountant, Mr F Heyman at tel. (061) 37224. KOLIN FOUNDATION SCHOOL

RECEPTIONIST SCHOOL PRINCIPAL The encumbent will be required to opeIlI1e aBTS switchboard; receive clients and members The Arandis Schools Control Board in conjunction with Rossing Uranium of the public and direct them to the appropriate members of staff; receive mail and goods limited wish to appoint a School Principal at the Kolin Foundation School delivered by hand; co-ordinate the use of pool vehicles by members of SIaff and prepare in Arandis, monthly telephone and kilomelreage summaries. Arandis town houses the majority of the employees of the Rossing Mine and The ideal candidate will preferablybe in possession of a Std. 10 certificate, be fully bilingual is situated 65km inland from Swakopmund. and have at least two years' office experience preferably as receptionistl\elephonist of a medium-sized company. The successful candidate will be required to live in Arandis in housing sup- ' For more information, contact the Administrative Manager: Mr F de KIerk at te1. (061) plied rent free by the company. 37224. The successful candidate must have the following qualifications and charac­ teristics. CASHIER (Xl) - B Comm or B. A. with English 11 & HED TheencumbenlswillberequiredtolDlmpay-poinlsinKaluturawheeNBIChouIe~ - Fluency in English CIlI pay their monthly bond instalmenls. Cuhiers are supported by a c:oqJUter system - Preferably Namibian citizen or appropriate documents which provides up-to-date loan IkXXUIl infOJ1Dllion for hmdling enquirles, processing - Dynamic, energetic and with proven leadership skills paymenlI md issuing receipts. , The ideal candidates will be in possession of at leut a Std. 8 certificate md prefmlbly have - Ability to interact with other institutions ' two or IIIOIe years' experience as cashierAeDer at e,g. a bank, building~ or municipal­ - Outstanding managerial and interpersonal relationship skills. ity. Computer training will be provided in-muse. The Schools Board wishes to see appointed a person who is capable of For more information rontact the Katutura Office Adminilllrlllor, Mr T Josepb at teL (061) setting very high standards of education for the children of Arandis. The task 61288. confronting the successful applicant is recognised by the Board as being challenging. The post is currently vacant and the appointment will be made In return we offer a negotiable salary, pension fimd, subsidised medical aid, thirteenth at the ear1iest possible date. cheque, housing allowance and generous leave. Letters of application accompanied by a CV, cer­ tificates and testimonials should be sent to: Application fOl'llls are obtainable from our ofIIces lit: Mr D A Godfrey, 7 Omuramba Road, Eros or P A de Wet Street, Katutura. Director Completed application forms should be returned to the above mentioned oftkes or The RCSsslng Foundation may be posted to: PO Box 20746 The Personnel Manager. PO Box 20192, Wlndboek, 9000 Only Namlblan cltJzens or persons In possession 01 a permanent'reslcIeocy permit, Wlndhoek Namibia neecI apply. Tel: (061) 211721 (0) The dosing date for applications Is 26 June 1991. (061) 226564 (h) Closing date: 29 June 1991

The Rossing Foundation , ", ', - / • -- I" '.~{ .~... : - ~ Republic Of Namibia Ministry of Trade and Industry Notice of application for a new licence/conditional authority- To be made to the board for consideration at Its meeting/special meetlng* to be held on the 14th day of August 1991. 1. 2. - 3. 4. Full Names and addresses of Class of Licence Premises in respect of 5. District in which Privileges aPplied for licence is required applicant and his principals applied for which the licene is required (if any) All privileges to sell such Tsumeb Oliver Rosten Brown Special Liquor Hostel Tsumeb Corp House No. 76 licence Kombat articles as contemplated in Section 69 (1) (a) Kombat Kombat Sin~e Quarters Clu

ADMINISTRATION OF SOUTH WEST AFRICA LIQUOR ORDINANCE, 1969 Notice of application for a new licence/conditional authority* To be made to the board for consideration at Its meeting/special meetlng* to be held on the 14th day of August 1991. 1. 2. 3. 4. Full Names and addresses of Class of Licence Premises in respect of 5. District in which Privileges applied for licence is required applic,ant and his principals applied for which the licene is required (if any) Privileged to sell all such Luderltz. Andre Llebenberg Club Liquor Dabaras Recreation Club 33-1st Avenue OranJemund licence CDM Limited articles as are designated Principal: Oranjemund in Section 69 of the Liquor Oabaras Rereation Club, Ordinance 1969 CDM Limited, Oranjemund

, REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA MINISTRY OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY Notice of application for a new licence/conditional authority" To be made to the board for cot:1slderatlon at Its meeting/special meetlng* to be held on.the 14th day of August 1991. ' , 1. 2. 3. 4. Full Names and addresses of Class of Licence Premises in respect of 5. District in which Privilege,S applied for licence is required applicant and his principals applied for which the licene is required (if any) Section 69 (a) Arandis Werner Gau-Goab Restaurant Liquor Erf 185 PO Box 39 Arandis licence Otjimbingwe Arandis House no: 2127 . Arandis ... , THIS is thefi/th in a series by John Marshall on the/ltture o/communal lands in fVamibia. This section deals with representation based on resi­ dence, i~te~ration by the market a!,-d developing the m'~ed economy.

IN the communal lands, new farming, to manage and de- market place to serve the ends local governments will have to velop communal resoUIC~S and of national integration requires be created as the engines of to protect the environment. 'The some assumptions: that most development. The elected gov- suggestion simply reflects the people want to imp,rove their ernments should be based on general principle that the people economic and social condition residence, not on ethniCity. A who live in a place, and on if they can; that being able to NEPRU consultant Carol Martin (left) and Dr McLean of the Academy. majority of residents might feel whom the impact of change buy and sell goods and serv- that absentee 'cattle barons' and development falls hardest, , ices raises the national econ- living in Windhoek should not have the most incentive to omy; and that a government be able to run vast herds on maintain and improve , their cannot usefully control every Life Sciences and the communal land, treating the condition. Residents should detail and opportunity of eco- water and resources like a cost- have.the most say about what nomic life. fr~~ private farm and exhaust- happens to their land and their The assumpti?ns are worth irigthe gn!Zing~, ~ly ~ause , live~: , mention beca\lse they are th~y are members of an ethnic opposite to tho~e held by the grqj.(p. A local government INTEGRATION BY colonial administrators;.l\JOut mf.&itt require all cattle to be THE,MARKET the majority of N~bians. b~ an4 regi~ered, andl'ass _ When a government has as"t'imch A SEMINAR based on 'Con­ , Katj;lVivi notec!- " legr~1ation limiting the num- I:Iistory has,repeatedly;shown , power over people as th-e-cen- sultation on Life Sciences BEATA KJ\S.AL~ : ~"'" "Whilewehavereliedheav~' be~ f cattle l ~ individual,can ' .that thee bell! and most lasting _. ·tral Gove~entnow his:over Research in the Context of the ------...;.~-"'-.;. " -' ')' Hy on .So~ Afric'an, inp~t 'i!i o~ Such rules could impel way to integrate people and . the lives . QJ the people in Future University of Namibia ' sity of Namibia. Consultaiionl ~~ fie~d ! of ,research,amo'.lg. o~~rs of large herds to ac-' , ,ethnic-groups into largel',soci- , " communal lands, beliefs ,and was held in Windhoek last week. is the cornerstone of democ- : 'Ofuerthings, there: '}V~re .. rea-'; q"t~~ co.t;nmeryial,Jarms , ~4 .. ~, .~ty is in the marlcet'plac;e. Inte:- '","assumptions , take ougreat , Twenty-s~ven , participaDts racy and the democracy ?,e are '. sons for this. . , ' nf~ge their private land re- gration from above by ideol'- '. ,d mportance . ." from 11 leading institutions establishing in our young, re- "First'~d mostly, we Were sponsibly. ., ,_ ogy and force reguJa,rly' fails; , In countries like Namibia met to expl6r~ how they could public will be replicate~ mthe riot a free People to be able to Thousands of people who integration from below through ' that are rapidly-developing, it effectively share their reSOUICes, University;" Dr Katjavivi told :decide for ourselves, add'things were classified as 'Bushmen' local development and the must also be assumed that personnel, facilities, equipment, participants. were done for us," he explained. and. who are still a despised purchase and sale of goods and people who produce a subsis- libraries and finance. ., All matters of substance will, " Now we are anew, inde- minority, live in communal services continues,.and slowly teI1Ce are not considered eco- The objective, according to as a matter of policy, involve pendent republic and we must lands where they have no right succeeds. The enduring value nomic all y worthless because vice chancellor-designate of the all those who are most inti- begin to think and plannation-' to reside, drink water, plant a of the market as a force and they do not provide cheap future University ofNanubia, mately concerned with, and ally. By this, Idonotmeanthat garden or keep a goat. Under forum for integration may be labour, or generate immediate Dr Peter Katjavivi, was to knowledgeable about, the topic we should not rely. on others local governments based on one of the only lessons people revenue,. By supporting them- acilleve better research possi­ under consideration. The stu- because no nation can live in residence, many desperate have learned after one of the selves and helping their fami- bilities and thereby bring more dents, the academic staff, the isolation." people called 'Bushmen' in most miserable centuries, lies, they are supporting their • 'profound benefits to Namib­ adnUnistration and the techni- The close liaison of the Life various lapguages would hive worldwide, since the 14th and country. By developing their ian society" . cians will all be decision-makers Science1l researchers and the the same rights to farm and the Black Death. local economies, they are pro- A working committe, willch in the future university." future University of Namibia support themselveR as other InNamibui, the suppression moting the national economy. residents. Local or national of local economies and the met on Friday, was elected to Katjavivi emphasized that was deemed to yield three major DEVELOPING THE "the closer we work together, benefits: intellectual, material courts could assert their rights national market under South work on the consultation on MIXED ECONOMY Life Sciences Research. They the more we can benefit from and working together for the ifnecessary. All the residents, African administration is most are: Dr OBJ Heubschle, Direc­ each other's experiences and benefit of the country. whatever their ethnicity, who obvious in the 'Red Line'. The Namibian constitutiQn tor, Central Veteririary Labo­ work. .. a cross-fertilization of must depend on the grazing Instead of investing in agricul- gives the govenunent enoffilOUS ratory; Dr Mary Seely, Execu­ ideas will surely ignite new and water should be able to tural education and a profi- control over people in com­ tive Director, Desert Ecologi­ interests and challenges" . control the exploitation of their cient veteran service to im- munal lands, but little power cal Research Unit (Deru); Dr Participants were advised that communal resources through prove livestock management to regulate the private and Chris Brown, Director, Wild­ in the context of the future their elected representatives, and control disease, the Ad- conunercial sectors of the life Conservation Research University of Namibia, oppor­ and prevent their lands from ministration spent millions on economy. The acquisition of Unit; Dr John Mendelsohn, tunities would be created for becoming dust bowls. a fence that cut off two-thirds private land for co-operative Director, State Museum; Dr them to impart their knowl­ 1h: localgovemments should of the Namibian population use will be difficult and expen­ McLean, lecturer, the Acad­ edge to students. be empowered to allocate from the market. sive. Idle and abandoned fanns, emy; Dr Kwesi Prah, Nepru In addition, if they co-oper­ communal land and water for Encouraging, or allowing, the and land held by absentee consultant. ated more closely with each owners, will be most easily The seminar looked at ad­ other, they would obtain mate­ purchased by the government vantages to'be gained from the rial benefits in the sense that Toivo to ANC congress to redress the imbalance be­ life sciences researchers work­ resources and equipment would tween commercial and com­ ing closely together in the es­ become more accessible to THE African National Congress has invited Swapo to attend its munalland. Developing local tablishment of the future Uni­ them. congress to be held in DuIban, South Africa, early next month. economies in communal lands, versity of Namibia. "We are all supportive of Swapo clUef co-ordinator Moses Garoeb told the Namibian and creating co-operatives on The institutions that took part pure research. But we are also Press Agency that the party's central committee had delegated land in commercial districts, were: the Department of Agri­ supportive of the effective the Minister of Mines and Energy and Swapo Secretary-General, will facilitate the mixed econ- cultural Research; Central transfer of research results into DR Mary Seely, Director Andimba Toivo ya Toivo, to be its representative. omy. Verinary Laboratory; Desert practical application in the of the 'Desert Ecological Garoeb said Ya Toivo had been chosen as he is a senior Swapo * Next: (final) Mixed econ-. Ecological Research Unit; community. Research Unit. leader and a personal friend of Nelson Mandela. omy continues Fisheries Research; Herbarium; , 'We must interact on a day­ Water and Rural Development; to-day basis with the .Namib- Wildlife Conservation ReseaICh ian people in order to secure Unit; Forestry Department; for them, through education State Museum; and the Acad­ and research, a better quality WINDHOEK DENTAL emy. of life, a better future. Then, •'Tills matter of consultation and thenonly,canourresearch is a key element in the estab­ findings have relevance and PRACTICE lishment of the future Univer- meaning to our community, ' , The follo'wing vacancy needs to be J A Group Holdings (Pty) Ltd reqllire the filled urgently services of a bilingual, preferably, English 1st language, Receptionist. Portugese a recommen­ BOOKKEEPER dation. Good appearance, pleasant personality with typing skills and necessary' exp.eri~nce a (FEMALE) pre-requisite. 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VICE Chancellor-designate of the future University of Engles at Tel: 33661 Namibia, Dr Peter Katjavivi (left) and Richard J acobs, cOIlSultant, Namibian Economic Policy Research Unit (morning only) (Nepru) 6- Mpnday

21h40: The Strauss ence and I still cherish it and Family support our Govelnment. Episode 4: The fall of Johann But I want to bring to the Strauss comes when the attention of the Minister of revolution breaks out in Education the implications of the education' system and bur­ Vienna. His son J ospeb joins . sari<;s. I repeat that the admini­ the rebels, taking with him strations took care of the needs 171r56: Opening a 'comi?psition written py of students:- But now, only 18hOO ~ "News young: J obann which be- students whose parents can 18h05:. Take On~; ":comeskllow' as "The Revo­ afford travel and book expenses, 18h10: Sesame Street lutionary Marcb". To off­ can go to such institutions. An educational programme "­ set the association of his Constructive Idea as I know, no "legislation has more appalling. They are situ­ Those of us from working class for pre-schoolers. sons with the rebels, Strauss reversed the banning order. ated in Usab township and are backgrounds cannot afford 19h10: The fresh Prince agrees to provide music to I AM writing to advise the Therefore the reappearance of poorly designed, built with the these. TIlls puts us under severe Bel Air be played by the Imperial Ministry of Defence not to these machines is illegal. cheapest material and too small of These machines are found forwards. A double bed would pressure and we are faced with 19h34: Namibia Inter Army, whicb makes him misuse this time of peace. in many bars in Oshakati. One not fit in the main bedroom problems of not being able to Sport hated by fans who previ­ Too much of a good thing is monotonous. Soldiers in bases finds people, including elill­ arid people have to share the buy books, and at the same 20h08: Life goes On ously idolised him. dren and law enforcers, gam­ houses. B-band houses are not time have to pass our courses 20h55: Filler around the country have no 22h32: Night Music work to do, except continuous bling. I am appealing to the as bad, but in comparison with without access to study mate­ 21hOO: News manoeuvres and this brings Government to look into this C-band (white) houses, are rials. boredom. matter urgently and remove vastly inferior. After independence I was TODAY'S WEATHER On many occasions soldiers the gambling machines from There are no whites staying informed that the 'system had are told to attend classes but the region without delay. The in B-band houses, and the lo­ changed. There would b~ no Warm in the north, otherwise mild but cold in the book fees or travel allowance [* due to boredom they go absent . negative effects of uncontrolled cation of C-band houses is in south. Frost can be expected in places over the south­ without leave. gambling cannot be overem­ an exclusively white area. They and only a fixed amount ofR8 ern and central parts. My suggestion is that the phasised. are beautiful and spacious and 200 would be allocated to each .* Coast: cool with fog patches. Ministry should take advan­ roads around the houses are student, irrespective of family CONCERNED PARENT tarred. They have garages and background. * Wind: fresh south-westerly to southerly. tage of this, and utilise the OSHAKATI soldiers in bases in these times burglar proofing and the occu­ Now how can we pay our of peace. pahts get free soil and manure tuition, residence and food fees, It would be better. if the 180 for Mozart to upgrade their gardens (and if we are only given R8 200? Ministry could provide build­ now they want to have a beau­ TIlls amount does not cover ers to show soldiers how to WHAT a shame that during tiful garden competition). elIerything. My costs for the year are R8 '758, excluding Today is Monday, June 24, the 175tb day of 1991. There construct their own barracks two evenings, the Windhoek We would like answers from Conservatoire saw only about the Mine Manager to our ques­ books. are 190 days left in the year. and provide them with bull­ dozers and tractors to take part 180 people listening to the tions. When we first got our bur­ excellent interpretation of saries, the Administration for Highlights in history on this date: in agricultural projects. EAGLE WATCH . * 1529 - First Peace of Kappel ends civil war in Switzer­ Ifwe keep our soldiers busy Mozart's clarinet concerto by KARmm Ovambos said they would pay land. with productive tasks as well Jenny Truter. She is undoubt­ everything. This promise was fulfUled in 1989 and 1990, and * 1535 .: Holy Roman Emperor Charles V leads expedition as constructive ones, this will edly one of the finest musi­ give us a good reputation with cians in Windhoek and cer­ Study dilemma Mr du Plessis promised us that to conquer Tunis from Barbarossa, restores the Bey and tainly deserves more attention, things would stay unchanged, completes conquest of North African coast. . the nation. Soldiers need to be taught not only from a bigger audi­ NAMIBIAN students studying even after independence, until * 1595 - Earl of Tyrone is proclaimed traitor for his ence, but also from a well­ outside Namibia, either in SA our contracts had expired. rebellion in Ireland. . skills so that they could join workers' brigades with better informed press. The Conser­ or abroad, have been seriously Now there are deviations from * 1712 - Death of Simon van der Stet qualifications whenever they vatoire's way of advertising disadvantaged by the changes our contracts which were sup­ * 1793 - First republican constitution in France is adopted. leave their posts. can only be improved. that have taken place. Firstly, posed to take four years. I feel * 1812 - Napoleon Bonaparte's forces cross Niemen River The more they produce, the I suggest that Jenny Truter before independence students this is an undemocratic deci­ and enter Russian territory. more they will reserve; the more appears again on stage in Sep­ were able to study where they sion which should be reviewed. * 1839 - Ibrahim, son of Mohammed Ali of Egypt, routs they construct, the more they tember on the occasion of the wanted to. The authorities should chujfy these issues and especially Turkish forces at Nezib. will protect; the harder they Mozart concert at the National This was possible with the work, the more they will be Theatre - but then with the assistance of various admini­ information about changes * 1860 - Prince Alfred the Duke of Edinburgh arrives in affecting students, if possible disciplined; the more they are . Windhoek Symphony Orches­ strations, i.e. Kavango or Cape Town for a tour of South Africa. tra! Ovambo, which took full re­ through the media. 1894 - France's Presiden MP Sadi-Camot is assassinated taught, the more professional * they will be. . sponsibility for the welfare of by Italian anarchist at Lyon. HBEINHAUER the students. As a Namibian UWCSTUDENT * 1895 - FY St Leger, editor of the Cape Times retires and MACOMACOS WINDHOEK ' student, I advocatedindepend- _ BELLvn...LE CAPE is succeeded by Edmund Garret. OTAVI * 1901 - Battle of Griquastad. Navachab woes * 1917 - Russia's Black Sea fleet mutinies at Sevastopol in Mining jobs the Crimea. PLEASE allow me to inform 1920 - Greeks launch offensive in Asia Minor against ALLOW me to express my the nation about the situation ... JOHANNESBURG: World famous anti-apartheid cleric, * here at Navachab Gold Mine. Turkish nationalists. feelings to the Ministry of Mines Atchbishop Trevor Huddleston,jetted into South Africa yes­ and Energy about employment. It appears to me that manage­ terday moroing to a full welcome from senior ANC national 1922 - Germany's Foreign Minister Walter Rathenau is * I lKlreby request ywr good office ment want to transform the executive committee members, Including Nelson Mandela, slain by Nationalists. to do something about unem­ mine and town of Karibib into Waiter Sisulu and Alfred Nzo. * 1931 - Soviet Union and Afghanistan sign neutrality ployment. a white kingdom, where top Huddleston first came to South Africa in 1943 and headed treaty. Many ofus have certificates jobs are exclusively reserved the Angllcan Church's Sophlatown and Orlando parishes. * 1948 - Soviet Union begins Berlin blockade, halting road as miners and geologists but for whites, whereas other races After numerous run-ins with the authorities, he was r ecalled and rail traffic between Berlin and West Germany, leading we cannot be employed by are given simple work. to Britain in 1956. to start of Berlin airlift. mines in our country. Why not? According to the socalled * 1960 - Greece, Yugoslavia and Turkey dissolve Balkan Ifwe apply to the Ministry, we Patterson Grading System, the ... OSLO: King Harald V, the first Norwegian-born monarch Alliance of 1954. are told that there are no jobs. whites are in the socalled C­ to assume the throne in 621 years, was blessed yesterday In a bands and upwards. They are formal church service similar to a coronation. Norway's * 1976 - Angola's application for membership of the It seems that our certificates called the skilled worlwrs. Non­ monarchs are 00 longer crowned. United Nations vetoed by the United States. are worth nothing. We request our Mines and whites are from B-band down­ Harald, 54, became the third king of modern Norway on * 1978 - Yemen's President AbIDed Hussein Ghasharni is Energy Minister to help us solve wards and are called the semi­ January 17 on the death of his father King Olav V, a British­ asassinated in Yemen by bomb planted in an envoy's this problem. skilled and unskilled workers. born Dane. briefcase. In the semi and unskilled cate­ * 1987 - Moslem kidnappers release son of Lebanon's S SHANDUNGE gory, you may be surprisetl to ... PARIS: French Defence Minister Pierre J oxe said yesterday defense minister and his driver. OKAHANDJA find many with matriculation that the expulsion of M or occan refugee writer Abdelmoumen * 1988 -Rescue workers dig through mud and rocks in hope or senior certificates, but due Diouri to Gabon was "perfectly legal" . of reaching survivors of landslide that buried about 100 Gambling shock to their skin colour, they are Joxe denied accusations that Diouri's expulsion from France people in Turkish mountain village of Catak. not good enough to be skilled last week had been ordered for reasons of poUtical expedi­ ALLOW me a space in your workers. ency. He said it was "linked to problems of international * 1989 - China's Communist Party replaces Zbao Ziyang renowned newspaper to regis­ More surprising, in the socal­ poUtical relations, but refused to comment on the nature of party chief, accusing him of serious errors by supporting ter my disappointment in the led skilled band, there are some .the problems. democratic demands. appearance of the ugly face of whites with only Std 6 or 7 as Diouri, the author of several bo()ks on Moroccan politics, * 1990 - Protestors disrupt address by US Secretary of gambling machires in Owambo. their highest qualification. was under virtual h~use. arrest in a GaJ:>onese hotel on Satur­ Health and Human Services Louis Sullivan at International These monsters have been With regard to housing, j t is . day as human rights groups in Paris raised a storm of protest AIDS Conference in San Francisco. banned in Namibia, and as far even worse. A-band houses are over the expulsion. - Sapa-AFP-AP

Today's Birthdays: B~CAU56" OF ID~~"(ICAL.. MARKINGS) ARE YOtJ OH, Y~Al-t .. 11"5 VERY D/F(ICLJL..1 fo "(~L..I... .QUESrkJ/tIING MY 1'HIS MORNING'S Horatio Lord Kitchener, English soldier (1850-1916); HQ~ MAl..';: AND (6fV1AL.G: W R ~N5 APARi. BIG 5URPRI5~ .. . Namgyal, exiled Maharani of Sikkim (1940--). . ~MSCutlN/ry?" Thought For Today: To his dog, every man is Napoleon; hence the popularity of dogs - Aldous Huxley, English author (1894-1963). MPLAyoung INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP reformist gets top Mozambican plotters arrested MAPUTO; Several ru'my officers and civiJiru1s have been ar­ party post rested in an alleged plot to overthrow the Mozambican govern­ ment, the security minister said on Saturday. LUANDA: Angola's ruling The statement did not say how many people were arrested or . party, the MPLA, on Fri­ when. They included active officers as well as retired officers and SA summit'discusses day elected the country's civilians, Security Minister Mariano Matsinhe said. sports minister as its Secre­ Mozambique's Aim news agency described the country as tary General, a new post calm on Saturday. "There have been no signs of any unusual that effectively makes him troop movements, nor of any additional security measures." the MPLA's number two. key peace proposals Marcelino Moco, re­ garded as one of the MPLA's No settling of old scores JOHANNESBURG: A Preparatory Committee to work decided who would represent young _ reformists, is a JOHANNESBURG: African National Congress leader Nelson for an end to South Africa's violence was formed at Sat­ the various parties on the new member of the southern Mandela said on Saturday a future government would not seek to urday's high-profile peace summit in Sandton. committee. African nation's largest settle scores for crimes committed under apartheid rule. Saturday's meeting gathered tribe, the Umbundu, which . Answering a reporter's question at a news conference at his A statement released after development and reconstruc­ together all the major political makes up some 35 five per Soweto home, Mandela said: "We have no intention of settling the marathon meeting said the tion; and enforcement mecha­ players in South Africa, ex­ cent of the population. scores. The new government will take over in the spirit of new committee was made up nisms such as a "statutory cepting those from the The Umbundu come from reconciliation. ' , of the present facilitating standing commission and peace rightwing. the central Angolan heart­ In addition, he said he would not press President FW de Klerk committee and nine other sectretariats at national, regional In addition to the political lands of the Unita. to publicly declare his apology for apartheid, under which the members, three each from the and community levels". figures, several trade unions Moco, 38, rose to promi. black majority have been oppressed for over 40 years. Government, the ANC and the "Finally, the Preparatory attended and senior church nence last year as the party "It's quite sufficient that De Klerk is trying to redress the Inkalha Freedom Party. Committee will consult with leaders, including Anglican dropped Marxism and grievances of the people," Mandela said. "The task of this Prepara­ other relevant parties and or­ Archbishop Desmond Tutu agreed to hold free elections tory Committee will be to ganisations not represented at were also at the conference. in 1992. consider and draft proposals in today's meeting, with a view The voice of business was put Hunger strikers in hospital He is expected to play a working groups on issues iden­ to convening an inclusive fo­ forward by Raymond Parsons tified as being necessary to rum at which binding agree­ of the South African Chamber leading role in the MPLA's JOHANNESBURG: Two of the 65 Bophuthatswana political campaign for end violence and bring peace," ments would result, as soon as of Business. those elections. prisoners on an eight-day-old hunger strike at the Rooigrond the statement said. practically possible." Saturday's initiative was in The post of Secretary Gen· prison were transferred to the Bophelong Hospital over the week­ The key issues identified at The statement added that the stark contrast to the May peace eral was created to relieve end, Mafikeng Anti-Repression Forum spokeswoman Laura Taylor Saturday's summit, held at the new committee will report on summit convened by the gov­ MPLA and state President told Sapa yesterday. headquarters of the Barlow Rand its progress' 'by the first week ernment. That summit was Jose Eduardo dos Santos of group, include the establish­ of August to the relevant par­ boycotted by the ANC, PAC, party administration work ment of codes of conduct for ties". Facilitating committee Azapo and the SACP, how­ during Angola's transition Zim opposition split political organisations and the spokesman V al Pauquet told ever, various rightwing group­ to democracy, MPLA offi· HARARE: A major split emerged over the weekend within the security forces; socio-economic Sapa that it had not yet been ings did attend. - Sapa. cials said .• Sapa-AP. ranks of Zimbabwe's main opposition party, the Zimbabwe Unity Movement, with a dissident group announcing it had" expelled" founding leader Edgar Tekere and appointed its own acting­ ANC holds high president. The division was seen as a serious blow to the party, which, although it won just over 20 per cent of all votes cast in general ground, Mandela elections in March last year, qualified for only two seats in the 150-seat parliament. JOHANNESBURG: The ANC was still holding the "moral and strategic high ground" in South Africa's Warning against -Neo-Nazis politicall?rocess, the organisation's deputy president, Nelson Mandela, said yesterday. BERLIN: Chancellor Helmut Kohl referring to rising right-wing violence, warned Germans yesterday to be wary of "the old Speaking at a rally of about Mandela, were the "victory" demons". 2 000 people in the East Rand of ANC leaders who leftjail on In a speech to Roman Catholic church leaders, Kohl expressed township of Thokoza, Man­ their own terms, the release of outrage over the ., shameless appearance" of neo-Nazis in the dela played down reports of political prisoners and the forc­ troubled eastern side of the country. He told Germans not to shut divisions in the ANC. ing of the government to the their eyes to the danger "that in a number of places the old "Whatever problems the negotiating table. demons - nationalism, hostility to strangers or anti-Semitism - ANC has it maintains the stra­ He said the government had have awakened with new life". tegic high ground in South been "forced to swallow all Africa - and we have no inten­ their propaganda and their tion of surrendering it," he pride" in accepting negotia­ Progress on Cambodian peace said. tions with the ANC. Turning to the ANC confer­ Another victory the ANC PA'IT AY A, Thailand: Cambodian prime minister Hun Sen said ence to be held in Durban next anticipated was the total ban­ here yesterday that he agreed to "99 per cent" of resistance mopth, Mandela said some ning of cultural weapons at leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk's peace plan for Cambodia. positions in the ANC's execu­ political functions. Mandela The head ofPhnom Penh' s pro-Vietnamese government made tive were likely to be "hotly accused the government of the comment on arriving here for a crucial meeting of Cambo­ contested". However, he said, • 'providing weapons to a cer­ dia' s interim authority, the Supreme National Council (SNC). this did not mean that the or­ tain organisation in order to "Peace tomorrow. Cease-fire tomorrow," Hun Sen told re­ ganisation was divided. give them the capacity to porters in reference to a call by the Prince, the nominal leader of Outlining why he thought murder". He said the arming a Kluner Rouge-dominated guerrilla coalition, for an unlimited the ANC had the advantage of the government's "black cease-fire starting today when the SNC opens. over the government, Mandela allies" was a ploy to under­ pointed to the success of the mine the h'beration movements. ANC's campaign to isolate Mandela, on a more concili­ Israel frees Palestinians South Africa. atory note, said more must be MANILA, Philippines: Mount Pinaturo spewed ash MEGIDDO, Israel: Israel freed nearly 90 Palestinians from He said this had been so done to allay white, Indian and and debris from 10 new eruptions yesterday, and the prisons in northern Israel and the southern Negev Desert yester­ successful that the govemment coloured fears. government warned that six towns .near the volcano day, the first of at least 300 prisoners expected to be released for was battling to change its "Some of the things we have risked being buried under mudslides. Above: A giant the Muslim feast of Eid AI-Adha. negative image. They were done have been serious mis­ As of last week, the army held 9 492 Arab security prisoners. failing "because of one simple takes, ' , he said, pointing to the mushroom of volcanic cloud is seen from US Clark Air Of these 4 746 had been convicted and 634 were held under thing - not giving blacks the all African executive elected Base's main gate during the powerful eruption last emergency regulations allowing up to a year's imprisonment vote" . by the ANC Womens' League week which triggered the evacuation of remaining US without charge or trial. The others were awaiting charges or trial. Other reasons the ANC held at their recent conference in military personnel and Philippine Air force security. the high crowd, according to Kimberley. - Sapa. Photograph: Agence France-Presse • Reports from Agence France-Presse, Sapa, Associated Press LUANDA: Angola's Unita from Umbundu-speaking ar­ movement held its first po­ eas. litical rally yesterday since The. organizers also intro­ returning to the capital it Unita holds first Luanda rally duced rebel members who they abandoned 16 years ago said wo~ked illegally in Luanda during the 16-year civil war. to fight the government. Angolan police and Unita Salupeta Pena represents the MPLA. But he said previous Salupeta Pena delivered his Unita supporters joined in About 10000 people attended members jointly enforced se­ rebels in the Joint Political and peace moves by Unita had been speech partly in Kimbundu, . songs played over the loud­ the meeting in Luanda' s down­ curity around the stage mounted Military Commission, or rejected. He urged Angolans the dominant dialect in Luanda, speakers and in chants includ­ town Kinaxixi Square, the for speeches by rebel .,repre­ CCPM. The CCPM will-over­ not to be intimidated in the and partly in Umbundu, which ing "long live Africa, long capital's lru·gest. They included sentatives. "Peace is irrevers­ see the period between the cease­ run-up to elections. is spoken in central areas of live Angola, long live Unita, some 5 000 active participants ible, and nobody can under­ fire and elections scheduled He said all Angolans, white, Angola mainly s~pathetic to long live Savimbi. " carrying Unita flags and pic­ mine it," Unita official Elias for 1992. mestizo ·and black, should have Unita. Savimbi says he plans to tures of rebel leader Jonas Salupeta Pena told the crowd Salupeta Pena made no di­ the same opportunities and At least half of the active return to Luanda at the begin­ Savimbi. in a moderate speech. rect criticism of the ruling rights in the country. supporters had come to Luanda ning of July. - Sapa-AP. ___ k:...

8 Monday JI,me 2~ 1991 ) J .' THE N~MIBIAN Tarring of Rundu road begins soon

Work to surface nearly 50 kilometres of the key trans-Caprivi highway, linking Namibia with central and southern African countries such as Zambia, could start in August. Nine companies have submitted bids, but the contract for --Today's quotations for unit trusts: at least R32 miUion will probably only be signed in late July and work will take more than two years to complete. General Equity Funds: In the National Assembly sive methods of road building Botswana has undertaken to possibly building a bridge IICross Allegro 104,11 97,21 5,54 this week, Deputy Minister of to create more jobs. The bids build some 600 kilometres of the Zambezi. BOEGrowth 130,29 121,73 4,80 Works, Transport and Com­ ranged from R32,7 million to highway in the same tinle. This , In the budget for the year to Fedgro 119,92 112,09 n/a munications Klaus Dierks R48,4million. These methods road linking Windhoek and • March 1992 which is under Guardbank Growth 2263,48 2119,69 4,75 revealed that the lowest bid by are being used increasingly on Johannesburg is a key factor in debate this week in the Na­ Momentum 228,21 213,47 5,85 aNamibiancompanywasR10 pilot schemes, especially in Citroen's proposal to set up a tional Assembly, RlO,6 mil­ Metfund ' 169,79 158,27 4,96 million more than the lowest Ovamboland. car factory in an old Swavleis lion has been set aside fur phase NBS Hallmark 869,45 811,98 7,13 foreign bid. " It would be diffi­ Dierks told the Assembly factory at Gobabis. - two and R6oo000 for the plan­ NorwichNBS 330,82 308,95 8,19 cult for the Government to that they had done the first Phase one of the trans-Ca­ ning and design of a stretch Old Mutual Investors 2547,56 2375,82 5,06 accept the Namibian tender socio-economic survey of the privi road began some .two years from Divundu and Ngoma. For Safegro 121,11 113,25 6;99 although everyone in this effect of the road on the Ca­ ago and is now complete as the phase three, R6,6 million is to Sage 2204,72 2058,75 4,80 ministry would love to do so". privi and Kavango regions. main road passing Rundu to be spent this year. D9nors of Sanlam 1568,06 1464,95 5,37 The work is to surface 47 According to Klaus Deter­ the south. Phase two is the the Southern African Devel­ Sanlam Index 1258,89 1177,08 4,59 kilometres of road between ing, joint head of maintenance current work, and phase three opment Coordination Confer­ Senbank General 111,15 - 104,22 n/a Takwasa, where the existing at the Department of Trans­ has not yet been finalised but erx:e (SADCC) have been askl:d Southern Equity 168,15 157,31 5,04 tarred road ends, and Nyan­ port, the ministry nClrmally could be the final link to Bagaoi to fund the roads, costing Rl46 Standard 1071,87 1007,65 7,13 gana on a route five or six awarded the contracts to the at the bridge over the Kavango million for the Caprivi road, of Syfrets Growth 239,10 223,94 5,84 kilometres south ofthe present lowest bidder although the river, about halfway along the which Namibia will contribute UAL 1887,23 1766,73 5,99 , company's experience and road, and to surface eight kil­ strip. The third phase could be R15 million, and R36 million Volkskas 124,07 116,06 n/a ometres of the Rundu to capability was also considered. opened for tenders in October, for the Gobabis road. Specialist equity Funds: Nkurenkuru road. Tenders range Work has also started on so work could start late this Copper from Zambia and Guardbank Resowces 153,64 143,95 6,46 between R32,8 million and anotherregionalhighway. The year. Namibia does not yet Zaire for export via Wal vis Sage Resources 119,31 111,65 7,34 R47,2million. The lowest bids Department of Transport has advertise ten,ders internation­ Bay is transported along the Sanlam Industrial 908,76 849,74 4,37 come from Stocks & Stocks, begun building a workers camp ally although foreign compa­ north eastern road, which also Sanlam Mining 329,82 307,96 5,39 followed by Desert Consttuc­ on the road to link Gobabis nies are welcome to apply. carries imports to the interior. Sanlam Dividend 413,53 385,59 5,73 tion, while the most N amibian with Botswana's border. It is Engineers VKE Namibia The Department of Transport Senbank Industrial 109,81 103,28 n/a of the large construction com­ erecting some 220 prefab houses prepared the tenders and is maintains it by scraping off Southern Mining 143,84 134,62 5,91 panies, Herma Brothers, bid for workers. helping evaluate bids. Feasi­ the good-quality top layer and Standard Gold 208,71 195,76 7,15 R42,7 million. The work on a 100 kilom­ bility studies are being pre­ repounding the undersurface UAL Mining and The companies were also etres link to the border will be pared on tarring the road from to make it compact before re­ Resowces 380,41 356,44 5,36 asked to propose labour inten- completed in 1994 and Bagani to Kongola bridge and turning the top coat. UAL Selected Opportunities 1563,31 1461,22 4,80 Old Mutual Mining 273,49 254,81 6,26 Royal honour for Bates Old Mutual Industrial 316,06 294,45 4,13 FORMER Managing Director of Rossing Uranium Limited in Old Mutual Gold Fund 141,22 131,60 6,22 Namibia, Mike Bates, has been awarded the Commander of the Income/Gilt Funds: British Empire (CBE) by Queen Elizabeth n. Corbank 103,36 102,27 17,95 A statement by Rossing Uranium last week said Bate's name Guardbank Income 118,44 116,01 16,54 appeared on the Foreign List of Honour on June 15 this year. Old Mutual Income 108,71 106,44 15,09 " This honour bestowed to Dr Bates is for his services to the Standard Income 93,37 92,35 15,79 business community of Namibia, " the statement said. Syfrets Income 107,88 106,80 15,17 Dr Bates joined Rossing as a Metallurgical Manager in 1981, UALGilt 1101,17 1090,17 15,60 was promoted to Assistant General Manager in 1983, General Closing exchange rates against the rand Manager in 1986 and Managing Director in 1989, a position held until the end of April this yeal:. He also served a term as President sell T.T.Buying A.M.Buying S.M.Buying ~ftheNarnibian Chamber of Mines. Bates left Narnibia to take up the position of vice president of Kennecott Corporation in the US dollar 2,9040 2,8840 2,8635 2,8460 USA, as from 1 May 1991. Rossing Foundation director David Sterling 4,7370 4,6780 4,6335 4,5955 Godfrey received similar honour in August last year whenh~ was Austrian made an Officer ofthe British Empire (OBE) by Queen Elizabeth shilling 4,3540 4,4090 4,4375 4,4615 for his services to welfare in Namibia. Australian $ 0,4485 0,4540 0,4675 0,4720 Right:FORMER Managing Director of Rossing Ura­ Belgian franc 12,7000 12,9000 13,0000 13,1000 nium and the recipient of the Commander of the British Pula 0,7120 0,7220 0,7255 0,0000 Empire award last week, Dr Mike Bates. He is now a Canadian $ 0,3915 0,3970 0,4005 0,4035 Swiss franc 0,5300 0,5370 0,5405 0,5430 vice president of Kennecott Corporation in the USA. Deutsche mark 0,6190 0,6270 0,6310 0,6340 Danish krone 2,3860 2,4160 2,4355 2,4525 Pesetas 38,8500 39,4000 39,8000 40,1500 REPUBLIC REPUBLIC Finnish mark 1,4705 1,4900 1,5060 1,5200 ~ French franc 2,1050 2,1315 2,1455 2,1570 OF NAMIBIA OF NAMIBIA Greek drachma 67,6000 68,4000 69,3500 70,1500 Hong Kong $ 2,6505 2,6845 2,7025 2,7180 =Ministry of Works, Irish punt 4,3200 4,2665 4,2415 4,2205 Ministry of Finance Italian lire 459,7000 465,7000 470,4500 474,500 Yen 47,5500 48,2000 48,4500 48,6500 Trans.port and ~------TENDERBOARD------~ Kenyan Communication TENDER NO: F1/11-4/91 shilling 9,7965 , 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Description: The supply and delivery of one ride- Maurtitian ~------TENDERBOARD------~ on Lawnmower - rupee 5,7470 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 Closing date: 1 t:OO on Tuesday: 9 July 1991 Malawi TENDER NO F1/10/3-23/91 kwacha 0,9985 1,0115 1,0180 0,0000 Guilder 0,6970 0,7060 0,7110 0,7155 Description: Multichannel call registra­ Norwegian tion and analysing unit. Documents are available at the offices of: krone 2,4190 2,4490 2,4885 2,5220 The Secretary: 'Tender Board New ZeaIing $ 0,5960 0,6040 0,6105 0,6160 Clo Voigt and Kelvin Str. Pakistani Closing date: 11 :00 on Tuesday: Windhoek rupee 8,1610 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 23 July 1991 Escudos 54,2000 54,8500 55,8000 _ 56,5500 Seychell rupee 1,8800 0,0000 0,0000 O,()()()() To obtain documents R5,OO is payable. Swedish krone 2,2400 2,2680 2,2865 2,3025 Place:The Secretary, Namibia Tender Singapor $ 0,6100 0,6185 0,6215' 0,6240 Board, PO Box 3328, Windhoek. Tenders must be forwarded to: Zambian The Secretary: Tender Board kwacha 21,0845 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 PO Box 3328 WINDHOEK 9000 Zimbabwe $ 1,0890 1,1075 1,1130 O,()()()() Tender documents are obtainable from the Stores Manager, Post Office Stores or deposited in: These rates prevailed at 1530 and are subject~d to alteration. Depot, Voigt Street (P 0 Box 2186) The Tender Box Windhoek. @ R5,00/set. Tender Board C/o Voigt and Kelvin Str. Telephone (061) 2012376 Windhoek Telegraphic Address: "Poststores" Telex No. 50908-431 Telex: 50908-875 Fax: 221004 Fax: (061) 224334 Secretary: Tender Board 3-._

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THE Zambian High Commissioner, Windsor Kapalakondje (left), last week paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister Hage Geingob to " introduce myselfto the elders". Deputy minister of Wild- I----'--===::.======:!....l----::..::~.:...... ::=_=~=::...:.:==::..:=~:::~~..:::~~~~~~~~~~~~ life, Conservation and Tourism, Ben Ulenga congratulating young Hanno necker on Friday night at the presentation of the prizes of the "Water is Life" Shell Art competi­ tion. Hanno was one of the prize winners in the Pre­ Primary section. Photo­ graph Lesley Paton.

IN BRIEF 'I _ vernight Cops go free THE seven police officers charged with assault with in­ tent to cause grievous bodily harm were last week found not guIlty and were acquit­ ted In the Wlndhoek Magis­ trates Court. Sergeant Joshua Platt, Con­ stable Alfred Titus, Constable Hans Booys, Sergeant Sydney Philander, Constable Jean Beukes, Constable Andrew Mowes and Constable Mo­ ranzel Strauss were accused of assaulting Maxwell press Rhawuu on December 29 1989. They allegedly punched him, kicked him in the mouth and body, broke his two left fingers and dragged him along the ground. Rhawuu alleg­ edly also lost some toes and front teeth dwing the assault. The court found there was insufficient evidence for con­ viction. A New Service from TransNamib OPX is the first of our new !:'arcel Express (PX) services distribution of goods to a variety of destinations at rea­ Rapist jailed to be introduced. The PX services are all aimed at satis­ son able cost.The OPX service is tail or-made for those A SUSPECTED rapist, Ger­ fyi ng the requ irements of the market for the tra nsporta­ customers who are in the business of urgent del iveri es hard Karupa Nekongo, 23, tion of small consignments and the effective and speedy and offers you : of the farm Dismine at Groot­ fontein was last week jailed for four years after being con­ AN OVERNIGHT SERVICE to all the main centres in Namibia A DOOR-TO-DOOR SERVICE which includes victed on rape charges. collection and delivery A "MONEY BACK".GUARANTEE for deliveries by specified deadlines He was accused of having raped a 19-year-old girl on CONVENIENT CUT-OFF TIMES for last minute consignment FULL CONTROL through an effective tracking system February 16 at VooTpos farm A QUICK AND SIMPLE CLAIMS PROCEDURE in the unlikely event of shortages and damaged consignments. In the Grootfontein area. According to evidence pre­ OPX is available for collection Mondays to Fridays and for deliveries at the destinations Tuesdays through to Saturdays. sented in court, Nekongo found the victim, known to DESTINATIONS: him, and two friends on their From Windhoek .to: Otjiwarongo, Tsumeb, Grootfontein, Ondangwa, Walvis Bay, Swakopmund, Gobabis, Mariental and Keetmanshoop. way home. He took the girl From Walvis Bay to: Otjiwarongo, Tsumeb, Grootfontein, and Windhoek. by the arm and told the oth­ Gobabis (0681) 2416 Grootfontein (06731)327 Keetmanshoop (0631) 29-224Mariental (0661 ) 2-9220 Ondangwa (06762) 28Otjiwarongo ers to proceed as it was none (0651) 5200 Swakopmund (0641) 328 Tsumeb (0671) 2131 Walvis Bay (0642) 8545/8517 Windtioek (061 ) 227948/2982266 of their business what he intended doing with the vic­ tim. Nekongo allegedly forced her into the bushes, threw her on her back and had sexual intercourse with he. After­ wards he gave her RIO. Asked why he had com­ mitted the crime, Nekongo said he knew that he could be TransNamib punished but added that had been .at the farm for three Limited year s without getting a woman. FOR MORE INFORMATIO N DIAL (06 1 ) 29 82 3 0 1 1 2 98 23 02 1 2 982463 I 2982282 I

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nenge kAapolisi mboka taya OSWALD SHIVUTE konaakona oshipotba shoka. Petbimbo oshinyolwa shika Aanasikola yaali aakadhona yomOseko ya Gabriel Taap· tashi yi moshifo, opolisi kaya opi, Monika Shikanibe,17, na Lavinia Kapala,16, mbono li ya monika opo yi gandje ya Ii ya lipotwa koshifo shika sheti 5 June kutya oya yiwa okomenda kombinga yoshin­ nayo ongulohi yo 3 Juni kaantu yaa shiiwike, oya uvika ima shika. kutya oye li koKapa mo South Africa. Gumwe gwomoonakutekula kamwe komaanona mbaka, Shino osha hololwa sho gwokoKapa ke shi shi. okwa li a lomhwele oshifo shika mwene gwegumbo moka ye li Omunambelewa gumwe ohela, sho onkundana ndjika mOCape Town tate Lukas gwomOradio ngoka a li a ya thiki kutya, otaya fala on1am­ Omupangi a shiivika nawa moWindhoek, meme Sara Iitenge, 00 a xulifUe om­ Kayala Hifikwa a li a dhengele dhengele ko ongodhi nokwa li dana ndjika kOpolisi opo yi baadilila mOmaandaha a dja ko moshiponga shoshihauto muKatutura, okwa Ii a ongodhi ongula yobela koNBC apopi na tate Hifikwa, hoka ku konaakone oshinima shika fudikwa mOlomakaya. Mefano eli otamu monika ovapangi vakwao ovo kwa Ii va m0shakati noku lombwela na aanona mbaka, ota ti kutya muule nomeendelelo. findikila nakulonga pamwe navo konhele yaye yetulumuko laxuuninwa. ngoka a yakula ongodhikutya, okwa li a popi nagumwengoka Aanona mboka taku tiwa oya ta ti oye Lavinia Ndapunikwa yiwa nayo okuzilila mOseko ya Simon Kapala, L'winia okwe ya Gabdel Taapopi oko ye li mu lombwele kutya yo oko Simion Ndaoya a hulitha mOshakati kegumbo lye koKapa. ngaa ye li hoka na mukwawo Omusamane nguka okwa li Esther Monika Shikambe. wo a gandja onomola yongodhi Lavinia anuwa okwe mu Omumati a tseyika nawa Oshifo osha kundana wo hoka ku na okudhengelwa lombwele ta ti kutya, yo, mOshitopolwa sha Wambo OSWALD SHIVUTE kutya, omumwayinakadhona nonOlflola yegumbo lye oshowo mOseko ya Gabriel Taapopi gwedhina Simion Ndaoya a gwa nakusa Rauha Ndaoya edhina lyostrata mpoka pu na oya za mo nOolefa nokuya valelwa mEenhana ontintatu. Nonando oshifo shika inashi okwa adhika ta ningi ohango egumbo lye. kOtjiwarongo ku Paulus opo mOukwanyama na okwa Petameko lyomvula ndjika, monathana natango nagumwe mEtihamano tali ya. Inaku Pahokololo ndjoka lya pewa Paulus e keya fala koKapa, sho ongundu yawo yokugandja gwaakuluntu miilonga ya tseyikanee kutya ohango otayi oshifo shika ongula yohela po hoka ya uva ku na oosikola kala haJongo mOshitopolwa shOopenzela mOminiStry openzela ya li ya ponokelwa nakusa Simion, oshi li sha yela tsikile nenge ongiini. NBC konima sho onkundana dhoka ya hala. koombotsotso popepi nEunda kutya , Oshitopolwa shika osha Nakusa Simion okwa thiga yeholoko lyaanona mbaka lya Sho e ya pula kutya mo yUukalinawa nOnkalonawa mOwambo okwa hulithila mUukolonkadhi, nelalakano kanitha omumati a li ha longo ko tate gwe na meme naam­ li nokuli lya tumwa nale Gabriel Taapopi oya za mo lyoku ya kutha iimaliwa, oye a nawa. Oshoka mboka ya kala wayina oyendji. mombepo, otali ti kutya Hifik:wa nalye, kaya li ya hala oku mu mOshipangelo sha Shakati onguiohi yEtitano Iya za ko li omukuluntu gwongundu haya longo naye osho ya Efummbiko lye ina li tseyika okwa lombwela ngoka e mu popya. ndjoka. hokolola ngaaka. natango. dhengele kutya, aanona mbaka Uunona mbuka owa tsikile konima sho a li a hakukilwa pegumbo lye oya etwa po ko tau ti kutya, wo otau ka kuuvu womela nokwa komulumentu gwedhina Paulus galuka ashike ngele inau mona tameke ta kungu. ihe keshi ofani ye, shimwe Oosikola nenge oolefa dhoku Pahokololo ndjoka lya pewa Oshiponga shohauto ashike Omukwambi ha shon­ ya galula ko. oshifo shika ku yakwawo ya gona no hahingi Otraka- ololi Sho tau popi owa kala anuwa nakusa Simion otali ti kutya, yokufala oongombe koKapa wa manguluka nawa tau yolo Simion, ngoka a kala mOluno, okuzilila mOtjiwarongo oongandja. mEtitatu lya za ko okwa tameke sha dhipaga okanona moNamibia. Oshinima shezemo lyuunona ta e hama nota kungu. Oye mu Hifikwa, ota hokolola anuwa mbuka mOseko ya tumbulwa, fala kOshipangelo moka ka li ya kandoma Sbikongo. Mbaka oyo aakuluntu kutya, opo omulumentu nguka osha li sha ta1ika ko kOmukulun­ kOnandjokwe hoka a lun­ OSWALD SHIVUTE nokugalangata ko pokati kEn­ ya yakwawo noya kala na meme Paulus a shiwe kutya koKapa tusikola, _ unene sho taku dululilwa kOshipangelo dola nOshakati pomukunda Elizabeth Mboti megumbo oku na Lukas Kayala Hifikwa, hokololwa kutya owa li wa londo shEpangelo kOshakati sho a Okanona okankelo koonakusa Ohailulu omanga ya li taya zi lyawo mOshakati hoka oko kwa omolwashi mOtjiwarongo mohauto yondambulukapi monika kutya ota ehama un­ Tate Shikongo na meme Rosalia komukunda Oikoto popepi , adhika ta kuya yakwawo ke­ hamu longo omumwayina gwa popepi nOkaklinika, on­ ene. Esiku ndjoka a etwa kO­ Mukwaluwala Shikongo, nOngenga mOukwanyama. fudho sho ya mono oshiponga. Hifikwa gwedhina Andreas geyakepo lyaanona, unene tuu shipangelo olyo ngaa esiku a mboka ya manene oondjenda Mohauto ndjika okanona haka Oshipotha otashi Hifikwa na otashi vulika yi sho wu li kohi yoomvula hulitha. dhawo eti 28.12.1988 oka li mo naamwayina yatatu. konaakonwa kOpolisi ishi na Paulus ngoka. onrulongo nabetatu-18, na okwa Nakusa Simion, mOshito­ moshiponga shondjembo, Pahokololondjoka lya pewa Ehuliloshiwike ndika Kutya nee Paulus nguka oye li wo e shi lipota kOpolisi polwa shOpenzela okwa kala kedhina Gabriel Hamakali oshifo shika kOmuhingi mOwambo hanga olya enda a zile naanona mbaka pOseko nelipotelo lya tya ngaaka. ha longo unene ongomukuluntu Shikongo, oka hulitha gwohauto ndjika omumati nawa, shimwe ashike olya ya Gabliel Taapopi, nenge okwe EIipotelo lyatya ngaaka olyo gwOngundu yawo yokutopola oondjenda dhako omhaadhilila Simon Mboti gwoomvula tsak:anekwa kiiponga ill noyi ya pew a kulye, Hifrkwa ngaa natango li li kOmupolisi openzela, unene mongundu komatango gohela sho ohauto yi dhopokati, otali ti kutya okwa ili yoludhi nduka. adhika ta eta uunona mbuka Oshifo slJika, mOshakati osha - 1909- kefudho kOshakati, hoka kwa kundana wo kutya momukunda kala egumbo lyawo nale manga Epoko mOmbalantu, omwa Ii aakuluntu ya li ko. mwa dhipagwa Ombotsotso Mohauto omwa li Omuhingi konima sho ya li ya gwayele Simon Mboti, Yoolokeni Ha­ mOsitola yomuntu gumwe mukwaya 24, Ercan Handobe uusiku oshiwike shayi, nani y Que", 7(:­ ~ TO 25, mrumwayina yanakusa Gab­ mwene nenge omutakamithi LlBE[1ME riel, Paulus Shikongo 14, gwositola ndjoka omo e li. Shikongo H. Shikongo 13, na Pakuuva oya yahwa Helena Shikongo 4. nomushasho nokusa. Oonakuhupamo ayehe mbaka Petbimbo oshinyolwa shika oye li taya mono uuhaku shi na shanOmbotsotso, tashi moshipangelo shEpangwelo yi moshifo Opolisi kaya li ya mOshakati. mOlnka manga opo yi gandje VACANCY Aamwayina mboka inaya uuyelele wiihwap'o kombinga An experienced Typist is required ill our adhifa mo mohauto oyo, Jam­ yOmbots?tso ndjika. Union-Offices to start immediately. beko Shikongo, na Ndahafa . . Requirements: Qualification equivalent to Std .. THE Namibian is published by the Free Press 10 and fluency in English. A competitive of Namibia, 42 John Meinert Street, Wind­ hoek. Editor: Gwen Lister. Printed by John salary will be negotiable. Meinert (pty) Limited, Stiibel Street, Wind­ hoek. Telephone: (061) 36970/1/2/3/4; Fax: (061) Enquiries: NANTU Head Office 33980; Telex: (061) 3032. Postal Address: PO Tel: (061) 62247 INSTITUTE FOR MANAGEMENT Box 20183, Windhoek, Namibia. 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THE'NAMIBIANI"··· Mpnday June 24 1991 11 - g ' . \, OND-ERSOEK NA WANPRAKTYKE' '. ~:.; MQET· KQM- .;. " . . ~~_ ...... -... ,.w,...... SEKERE Persone ·op Keetrilhnl!hoop wil graag weet wat geword het , , van 'n ondersoek oor beweerpe wanpraktyke waarin die die'iegsfrrma Lentin, Botmaen Van den Ileeverbetrokke is, Die saak is"'in die hand~ ' van die kantoor van die Prokureur­ Generaal. Frans Basson; Swapo-koordineerder van die suidelike streek, het aan Nampa 'n brief van 13 Maart vanjaar gewys. In die brief word verwys na samesprekiogs wat op die vorige dag met die Staatspresident gehou is. In die brief word griewe OOT die werkswyse van die firma gelig. Volgens Basson het die staatspresident belowe dat die saak na die Prokureur-Generaal verwys sou word om 'n onafhanklike ondersoek in die saak te loods. In die brief word die aantyging gemaak dat die firma verantwoor­ delik is vir die opsluiting van pensioentrekkers indien hulle nie dauin slaag om betyds betalings te maak nie. Die besittings van persone word ook afgeneem en verkoop om hul skulde te delg sonder dat die saak ordentlik ondersoeken bespreek is. Werklose persone word deuT die firma aangekla en moet tronk toe gaan. Hulle word ook verplig om na hul uit die tronk gekom het verder te betaal aan hulle skulde. Dit word deur die gemeenskap beskou as verontagsaming van die waar­ digheid van die mens. Die firm a word ook daarvan beskuldig dat hulle . skulde wat alreeds afbetaal is van die mense eis en teen hoer ren­ tekoerse. Die brief noem name van persone waar dit gebeur het. Dit word gevra dat die ondersoekspan totaal onafhanklik moet wees. In reaksie op die bewerings het van den Heever gese dat sy firma al die Johan.Taljaard, die eiendomsagent wat die toer met die kankerpasient Jan Hofmeyr meegemaak het. Tussen hulle leers beskikbaar het en nie 'n ondersoek vrees nie. Die firma het nie staan die burgemeester van Windhoek, Petra Hammann. Hofmeyr verskyn regs op die foto. Kankerpasient ry land plat

'n KANKERPASleNT het gevreesde siekte ly nie. reaksie wat hulle van eiendom­ hoekhet dusver op die versoek verlede Vrydag in Windhoek Hy was vergesel deur Johan sagente en maatskappye in reageer rue. aangekom nadat hy vanaf Taljaard, 'n eiendomsagent in hierdie rand gekryhet. Die erugste reaksie wat hul Kaapstad met 'n fiets gery het. die Kaap. Taljaardisverbonde . Voor die ritis briewe aandie verkry het, het uit Okahandja Jan Hofmeyr se hy het die aan Seeff-properties wat ook meeste groot eiendomsagente gekom waar twee eiendom­ uitdaging aanvuar omdat hy die borge vir die fietstoerwas. in die land gestuur om vir sagente donasies aandie kank­ geld vir die kankervereniging Hulle het die toer geborg dcinasies vir die kankerveren­ ervereniniging gemaak het. Hy wou insamel en ook terselfder­ met die 'doel om geld vir die iging te vra, hoop dat ander eiendomsagente tyd aan mense wou wys dut dit Kankervereniging in te samel Hy se hy is jammer om dit te ook sal reageer en donasies rue nodig is om te gaan le maar Taljaard . se hy is noem maar geeneen van die stuurwat aan die kankerveren­ indien hulle aan hierdie teleurgesteld oor die swak eiendomsagentskappe in Wind- iging gegee sal word.

&4 Die gemeenskap van Groot-Aub het die Staatspresident vergas op tradisionele Namastap tydens sy besoek aan die dorpie. Die president het Saterdag 'n massavergad- ering op die dorp toegespreek. .

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" as one of NBC's on-site ana­ tournament because of an undisclosed injury. _ She goes with the favo,urites lysts. It will be the first Wim­ in the men's toumanient, Stefan bledon without Evert in a long By pulling put, Seles lost­ rival, Mirtina Nayratilova EdbCrg and Boris Becker, but time. her chance for a Grand Slam. "Martina has the premier 'adds another veteran as a long­ Evert went to Wimbledon in She had won the first two legs game on grass and there is no shot. 1972 as a 17-year-old and made at the Australian and French indication of her slowing " Edberg seems most focused the semifinals. She won in 1974, Opens. Wimbledon and the US down, " Evert said. for it ... But I think John 1976 and 1981 md made the Open ~ the other two Grand Evert' feels there is little McEnroe could do very well, " final seven other times before SJam events. chance, that Navratilova will she said. going out in style in 1989, She " I am just very shocked be pothered by the the la'Ysuit Evert, who is expecting her lost in the semifinals, but re­ (about it) after the way she brought against het: by fonner firsf child in October, will skip ceived a standing ovation from played the French, "Evert said companion, Judy NelsQn. . the trip to Wimbledon this year, those at center court as she from her home in Boca Raton, • 'Martina always plays bet­ but will provide commentary responded with a wave as she Florida. "~ gu~ss something ter incontroversy. She relishes on the tournament for NBC left. - Sapa AP. - happened ip. the: in,terim iliat caused the injury and think every one would be very curi­ ous what it is. ,', Wimbledon wide open this year WimbledOn officials referred questions on Seles' injury to LONDON: Stefan Edberg's title, Jimmy Connors' stam­ Martina Navratilova and No 1 her agents, the International ina and Andre Agassi's colours all are thrown into the seed Steffi Graf do not play Management Group, 4t Cleve­ until tomorrow. Three-time :<=. spotlight today on the, opening day of the Wimbledon land, Ohio. But IMG officials grass court tennis championship. men's champion Boris Becker said they had no details either. also plays tomorrow. "When I found out I actu­ Another big name, John vak's first match. Graf replaced Monica Seles ally called her agent," Evert McEnroe, begins his search for - The first women's seed on as top seed after the 17-year­ said. "The official reason is it a fourth title on an outside­ Centre Court is No 9 lennifer old Yugoslav Withdrew on was caused by a minor acci­ court. While defending men's Capriati, the rising 15-year­ Friday through injury. dent and she wouldn't go any champion Stefan Edberg plays old American, who faces coun­ JohnMcEnroe, a three-time further than that. ' , the opening centre Court match trywoman Shaun Stafford. men's singles winner, starts , 'I think Monica is going to - against big~serving Swiss Marc Two time men's titlist Con­ today on one of the outside have to come up with, not a Rosset - tournament organiz­ nors 'plays Finland's Veli Pa­ courts. Seeded No 16, McEn­ MIGHTYMARTINA. MartinaNavratiIova beat young better reason, but a specific ers have put Agassi on as the loheimo as the third match on roe faces Jaime Oncins of Brazil Spanish star Arantxa Sanchez Vicario to take the grass­ explanation because Wimble­ main cowt's second match, the adjoining No 1 court. on court 14. don just happens to be the against Canadian Grant Con­ He follows No 3 seed Lend! Fourth seeded Jim Courier, court title at Eastbourne on Saturday in the run-up to biggest tournament in the nell. against New Zealander Kelly who beat countryman Agassi Wimbledon. With current world No 1 Monica Seles out world." At the Queens Club grass Evemden and Australia's 1987 in the French Open final two of the running, many tennis pundits feel NavratiIovahas Without Seles, Evert feels court championships two weeks Wunbledon titlist Pat Cash weeks ago, plays Frenchman a good chance of winning a record 10th Wimbledon the favow'ite 's role belongs to ago, Connell ousted world No against American JeffTarango. Rodolphe Gilbert on the No 2 singles title. Photograph: Agence France-Presse her good friend and longtime 3 Ivan Lend! in the Czecboslo- Women's nine-time titlist court. - Sapa-AP. A blast from Jimbo

LONDON: Jimmy Connors, who returns for his 19th that John has always been a ment." Wimbledon campaign today as both a player and television winner and a champion. He Referring to Lend!, Connors commentator, launched a blistering attack on the his com­ never needed fancy coloured said he should "lighten up and patriot Andre Agassi on the eve of the championships. clothes." Connors, deploring have a little more fun. If he the lack of ' ,'great characters" could relax maybe he has a Writing in the Sunday Mir­ the p~oduct of sponsors' hype. " in the game, was just as critical chance to win Wimbledon for ror newspaper, the 38-year-old Agassi, who recently reached abouttop players Boris Becker the first time. " .Connors accused Agassi of his third major tournament final and Ivan Lend!. Connors, recently given a being "all hype. ' " in Paris, has never won a 'Grand He accused Bec'ker of being standing ovation in Paris ,after "They've tried to cre;rte this Slam' tournament. He was "bOririg" and said Lend! needed retiiing at _two-sets all in a tebellious imilge .for him and 'beaten at' this year's French to' "brighten himself up." thrilling third-.round clash : : make him-look like a: big-.time ' Open by -fonner' stable-n'iate "I thought Boris had it in against the , 1989 _champion ' , " winner.,~' ,says the-,American ' Jim Couner, lostin the United him to ooi:ome --a character. Michael Chang, was given a who has woo:.Wiriibledon.twice States ' Open final to , ,Pete When he first arrived he used wild-cArd for Wimbledon. and collected.l09 tournaI'rient :Sampras, and was' beaten in t(rpunchtbe_*. thluw himself __ He slumped to 324th ID the titles in a' legendary, career the -1990 French Open final by around and win the most amaz­ ,i'ankings after a long lay-off spanning over two decades. -Andres Gomez. ing points. ~ow he's become ' , for injury last year and at the IRON MAN Ivan Lendl after the-title that has consis­ • 'But it , doesn~t ' mean very " They have tried so hard to drab. He's no longer thrilled start of this season when he tendy eluded him. Former cfianipion Jimmy Connors' much unless he wins tourna­ give birri the bad boy appeal of by winriing and he's lost that had his wrist rebuilt. advice to him is to 'lighten up, relax and have a little ments. He's nothing more than lohnMcEnroe, but they forget passion and sense of excite- Sapa-AFP. more fun'. Photograph: Agence France-Presse

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However, their work to Cousins, who shot over the Navratilova, the queen of grass­ Smith leads court tennis, continued to lay ended Nairobi's 20-year spOrts ·him no harm. was made easy with the poor bar. Cousins had several op­ boycott, caught South African finishing of the strikers on·both portunities to score, but his claim to her throne on Satur­ fight back day by rallying from an early anti-apartheid officials by sur­ sides. Swallows adapted bet­ finishing was poor. prise with Sam Ramsamy, Eubank retains ter to the heavier furf thin the Swallows were farthe better deficit to defeat Arantxa San­ LONDON: Robin Smith, the chez Vicario. Navratilova won muscular South African-bom chainnan of the Interim Na­ home side. side in the first half. tional Olympic Committee of WBO title fu the sixth minute, Swal­ Hellenic improved in the 6-4,6-4 for her 10th champi­ batsman, inspired a gritty onship at the 350 OOO-dollar fightback by his adopted coun­ South Africa, describing it as LONDON: Britain's ehris lows striker Noel Cousins broke second half and mounted at­ , 'inappropriate' '. through, but Mark Byrne tack­ tack after attack. In the 53rd Eastbourne tournament and the try on the third day of the sec­ Eubank stayed unbeaten and 156th singles title of her ca­ ond test at Lord's here on Sat­ Sarra said that in consulta­ hung on to his W orId Boxing led from behind, cleared the minute, Das Neves broke tion with Inocsa, it had been ball and was fortunate not to through but shot weakly when reer, leaving her one behind urday. Organization middleweight title Chris Evert's record. The case for a West Indies decided to decline the invita­ on Saturday with a points deci­ have given away a penalty. in a good position. Then John tion. Two minutes later, a ball Sissons' shot was also saved victory seemed beyond reason­ sionovercountrymanMichael lobbed upfield by the Swal­ by De Sa. Transvaal, ten - able doubt when England re­ Watson. lows midfield beat the Hel­ Swallows were unlucky in sumed needing to double their Ivanisevic lenic defence, but Gregor Wille the 57th minute when Rape­ in a row overnight 110 for five even to France down kicked high over·the bar with lego's first time shot was headed avoid the follow-on. blasts Sampras the goal at his mercy. off the line by Mark Reingold. WELKOM: A rather subdued But Smith's thrilling counter­ Romania Calvin Petersen broke In the 78th mi.l'1ute, Bruce Transvaal made heavy weather attack - aided by valuable MANCHES1ER: Goran Ivani­ through and sent in a powerful Ray's header was blilliantly of beating Northern Free State contributions from Jack Russell, sevic served a chillirig eve-of­ BUCHAREST: France scored shot which had Wasmuth at saved by De Sa, while at the 28-12 after trailing 3-12 at Derek Pringle and Phi! Defre­ Wimbledon warning to poten­ a significant psychlogical point full stretch as he dived to his ·other end Les Grobler, a late halftime in a Bankfin cross­ itas - meant that England tial opponents when he blasted over Romania before the two right. substitute for Cousins, saw his section rugby match at We!kQm . managed to total 354 in their United States Open champion meet· in rugby union's World Then it was Hellenic's tum shot saved by Wasmuth. on Saturday. first innings, only 65 runs adrift. Pete Sampra ~ off court in 44 Cup later this year with an to break, but Carlos das Neves' Sapa. · ' Transvaal can feel slightly minutes .here on saturday. · efficient 33-21 victory in their flattered by the victory mar­ , -SA declines .. The big-serving 19-year-old European Championship inter­ gin. Though they scored four Yugoslav won the Manchester national here on Saturday ~ Dynamos cruise tries to nil, it was only 15 minutes Kenyan invite Open with an inlpressive 6-4, The two play each other in _to before the final whistle when 6-4 yictory, urlleashing ten the world cup in Beziers, FranCe, they first took the lead. JOHANNESBURG: The South scorching aces to demolish the on October 4. victo~y over Stars This win gives Transvaal a African Road Running Asso­ run of ten straight victories, ciation has turned down an ~. FOR SALE ORKNEY: Dynamos continued their good run, after a CASIO DIGITAL DIARY DATABANK poor start to the season, when they scored a convincing 3-1 victory over Vaal Reef Stars at the Oppenheimer CALCULATOR. Your daily partner for .stadiuEl near Orkney on Saturday. Namibia w·ns beHer TIme Management and quick The visitors had a 2-0 lead at Johnson cross. Reference available at Birdy's the interyal. EIic Ganda intel1::epted a Peter Tel: 33377 Bulow Street Stars did not have a good Gallagher cross in the 70th dirty match game and their misery started minute and steered the ball past GET YOUR CASIO DIGITAL DIARY TODAY early in the encunter, when an advancing Stars keeper WINDHOEK: Namibia on Saturday won the second ~ . .------defender PetlUs Mogase scored Thomas Biko to make it 3-0 an own goal, and continued for Dynamos. and final rugby Test against Italy in Windhoek by 33-19 right through to the final whistle. Ganda was replaced in the after leading 18·7 at halftime. The match was marred by rou gh play and referee Colin High of LARGE HALL FOR HIRE Dynamos first goal came in 85th minute by former Ma­ THE INTERNATIONAL at the the 18th minute, when Stars melodi Sundowns striker Eric England was forced to stop the fiery-tempered match three times. HA.LL defender Petrus Mogase scored September, who made his deoot Foul play by Italy midway through the second half ofthe match Windhoek Showgrounds is available fur hire an own goal - whilst attempt­ for Dynamos. Two minutes later cost them a try. Left wing Paulo Vaccari went over for a try, but during July 1991. ing to clear a cross from Owen a tired looking Marks Mapo­ it was disallowed by the referee who instead awarded Namibia a The area of the hall is 1500 square meters and da Gama. nyane made way for Philimon penalty because flyhalfJaco Coetzee had been thumped by Italian the hall is provided with toilets and showers. Marks Maponyane, who Molala. prop Franco Properzi. Interested parties are invited to contact: played a dominant role through­ Stars solitary goal was scored Captain Gerhard Mans scored two tries for Namibia, with The Secretary, Windhoek Show Society, out his stay on the pitch, in­ from a penalty kick, taken by· hooker Willem Alberts also going over. Jaco Coetzee landed PO Box 1733 Windhoek creased his team's lead to 2-0 John Serathi, after a Dynamos three conversions and five penalties. Italy scored tries through centre Stefano Barba, left wing Paulo Tel: 224746 '---. in the 36th minute, when he defender handled in the pen­ Fax: 227707 bli~liantl y headed in a Steward alty area. - Sapa. Vaccari, prop Franco Properzi and lock Giambattista Croci. Full back Luigi Trolani kicked one penalty. - Sapa. ·.

RESULTS ... RESULTS

NAMIBIA FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION (NFA) RoSSING· PREMIER LEAGUE FRIDAY: SKW • Toyota Young Ones 2 Pepsi African Stars 3. RUDOPLH 'Ruka' Isaacs orBS Tigers tries to dribble past his Sarusas Orlando Pirates counterpart Lesley 'BMX' SATURDAY: Goagoseb during yesterday's ill·fated Rossing Premier League match played at the Katutura Stadium with referee' NAMPOL· Sorento Bucs 2 Liverpool O. Shakes Kandenge looking on. The sides drew 0·0. . RAMBLERS· Ramblers 3 Robber Chanties 1. NAMPOL • Nampol2 Golden Bees 2. KUISEBMOND • Blue Waters 0 Chief Santos 2. Two players break their legs ... KHOMASDAL • Civics 2 Sarusas Orlando Pirates 2. SUNDAY: INDEPENDENCE· Pepsi African Stars v. Liverpool (match called off because of crowd disturbance after Liverpool scored). REFEREE SPOILS RAMBLERS· Ramblers 3 Golden Bees 1. , KUISEBMOND • Eleven Arrows 1 Chief Santos 1. SKW • Toyota Young Ones 0 Civies 2. NAMPOL· Nampol1 Robber Chanties 1. KA TUTURA . BS Tigers 0 Sarusas Orlando Pirates O. CLASSY MATCH SKW . SKW FC 1 Sorento Bues 1. NORTH-WEST Another referee attacked by fans ...

FOOTBALL LEAGUE should really do something The incident happened after CONRAD ANGULA drastic about our refereeing , Liverpool scored a goal and a COCA COLA CUP standards. How on earth can a mob, alleged to be Stars sup­ THE standard of refereeing in this country came under player break his opponent's leg porters, stonned onto the field YOUNG Chiefs won the Coca Cola soccer tournament siege and once ag~ provided a big question mark as and not be given a yellow card and attacked the referee say­ by defeating Everton in an exciting ('mal played at the the Katutura Stadium witnessed yet another fiasco at least?" ing the Liverpool player was Oshakati stadium yesterday. during the drawn match between BS Tigers and Saru· The matter did not end on in an off-side position when he Young Chiefs, a young team that is fielding 'rejected' sas Orlando Pirates. the field as a fight nearly broke received the ball. players from other teams, earned R500 and a set of out between players and offi­ Our football has enough track·suits. The two sides failed to score. substitute, to hospital also with cials from both sides but credit problems as it is, and crowd Everton received R300 for their trouble with Oluno Referee Shakes Kandenge, a broken leg. must go the swift intervention violence is the last thing we Santos and Teenagers netting R100 one each for reach­ who officiated at the match But Kandenge did not book . of the Namibian police who need right now. ing the semi·finals. after the appointed referee Ben the Tigers' star for the offence were present at the match. Hopefully the NFA Disci­ Uanivi did not tum. up, was and this led to the Pirates offi­ Yesterday another referee plinary Committee will take incapable of handling such a cials walking onto the field in was attacked by supporters stern measures against the 'big'match. protest. during a match between Liver­ culprits and a solution will be SOUTHERN The match started in a very As the Bucs coach remarked: pool and Pepsi African Stars at found to this problem. good spirit and 'expectations "'This is ridiculous. The NFA the Independence stadium. SUB-FEDERATION ran high that the fans were going to witness ll'real hum­ RoSSING CANYON CUP dinger in the first half. It was not long into the sec­ ATLANTA Bues netted their biggest win yesterday ond balfbefore Pirates defwder when they walked away with Rossing Canyon Cup by Stimela Ndjao executed an over beating Tornado 3·2 in the final at the Tseiblaagte robust tackle on Tigers left­ stadium in Keetmanshoop. back Gabriel Christoph. Bues received ,R4 000 and gold medal~ and, of course, The Tigers defender went the trophy whilst Tornado were consoled with R2 000. sprawling on the pitch and no one realised that he had broken his leg until he tried to stand­ NATIONAL SOCCER up. The injuriy could sideline the youngster for the rest of the season. LEAGUE .(NSL) The offence was clear and NSL CASTLE LEAGUE deliberate and the referee, in­ stead of giving Ndjao a red SATURDAY: card, issued the yellow which RAND· Iwisa Kaizer Chiefs 3 Sharp Blackpool O. led much booing in protest from HRA TLEYV ALE· HeUenic 0 Moroka Swallows O. the crowd. TIlen as players from both OPPENHEIMER· Vaal Reefs Stars 2 Dynamos O. 'sides realised they could get SUNDAY; way with murder, the whole UNION· Bosmont Chelsea 2 Witbank Aces 4. match turned into a fiasco. GELVANDALE· PE Blackpool 3 Wits University 3. It was not long before an­ INDEPENDENCE. Umtata Bucks 0 Pretoria City 1. other player Charles Dausab of Pirates followed the sanle JAN SMUTS . Real Taj 1 Orlando Pirates 1. path as Christoph. . STANGER . Crusaders 1 Double Action SWldowns 1. It only needed another fierce ' WHILST his Chief Santos teammates were busy routing Blue Waters 2·0 at the SEISA ·RAMABOD U . Bloemfontein Celtic 2 Amazulu tackle from Tigers illustrious Kuisebmond stadium midfielder Gabriel 'Planr' Kambanda took the weekend off to 2. midfielderTeenage Iyambo to marry lovely A}(~tta. The wedding was celebrated with a function at the Khomasdal GLEBE· African Wanderers 1 Fairways Stars 1. send Charles, a second-half Community HaU on Saturday.