THE STRIKE IS OVER IN THE FAR NORTH, PROBLEMS AREN'T - INSIDE
Cohen claims US acting to ensure police abuses stop but he did not support calls for a Koevoet removal
THE US government was taking the UN Secretary-General's leased and he expressed the US gov complaints about the excessive use offorce and abuses by the police ernment's concern about this. forces in Namibia very seriously. "Until such time that they (the detainees) are all accounted for we This was the view expressed by the "The only thing that can be done continue to hope that Swapo will newly appointed US Assistant Sec about the situation in the north is for continue to cooperate with the ICRC retary of State for African Affairs, the police forces to regain discipline and the UNHCR to ensure that they Mr Herman Cohen, at a press confer are all accounted for." ence at Windhoek airport yesterday. He urged Swapo to repatriate for Mr Cohen spoke prior to his depar mer PLAN combatants to Namibia ture from Namibia following a short IMBILI as soon as possible so that they could visit to Windhoek as part of a tour of come and vote rather than remain in African countries that included stops Angola as 'sequestered fighters'. in Abidjan, Brazzaville, Luanda and JOINS .. 1 think that would also eliminate South Africa. many ambiguities about future infil The man in charge of American tration," he added. policy on Africa said that the US SWAPO The Assistant Secretary of State government had conducted a very for African Affaiis expressed confi active diplomacy during the past three IT HAS been announced by the dence in the implementation of UN weeks during which they had pres Swapo branch in Oshakati that Security Cooncil Resolution 435 which sured the South African government Mr Tara Imbili, formerly a leader he said had reached an 'irreversible to ensure that abuses by the police in the Democratic Turnhalle threshold', were stopped. Alliance., who later went on to He said that he believed the inde ~On the ·basis..of-my-.discllssiQns . form his own poUtlcal party, has pendence plan would be irnyl
BY MBATJIUA NGAVIRUE
THE strike action taken by workers in the north to protest the continued deployment of Koevoet towards the end of last week may be followed by further strikes according to sources in the CRISIS? north. . This is the could be the result of the stringent conditions laid down by and Pienaar claims not aliSwapo detainees are back some employers for allowing workers to return to work. Both the local administration and Enok have demanded that employees tive, Mr Nicolas Bwakira. apply for unpaid leave and submit written statements explaining why they THE Administrator-General, Mr Louis Pienaar, yesterday met were absent from work before being allowed back to work. with tbe Geneva based United Nations High Commissioner for Mr Pienaar and Mr Hocke had also discussed the identification of de Workers at both these employers refused to comply with these demands Refugees, Mr Jean Pierre Hocke. tainees supposedly being held by and by late yesterday afternoon they had still not returned to work. A spokesman for the AG said that ary reception centres. Employees of the administration were allegedly told that an urgent telex Swapo, with .!J1e High Commissioner. during the course of the meeting Mr The spokesman said that Mr Pi The AG·liad expressed his concern would be sent to the Administrator-General in Windhoek requesting him to Pienaar had expressed concern about enaar had told Mr Hacke that during over that fact that it appeared as drop the conditions that have been laid down. A reply from the Administra difficulties being experienced with a visit to the Caprivi he had found thQugh only a relatively small num tor-General was only expectedtoday . the repatriation of Namibian exiles. that the local population was being ber appeared to have been identified. To complicate the issue it was also learned that the Administration em Mr Pienaar had particularly re denied access to a CCN run hostel in Mr Pienaar had also told Mr Hocke ployees had also sent a letter to the administration demanding the resigna ferred to the situation at the Dobra the area. He had asked for this matter tion of the Senior Personnel Officer, a Mr Kruger. that they would very soon have to camp which he said was full to ca to be investigated further because the resolve the quesWpn of whether PLAN Spokesman for the Administrator-General, Mr Gerhard Roux, yesterday pacity and to the fact that the stage denial of access was not in accor announced that all the teachers who participated in the stayaway had combatants would be returning as had been reached where it had been dance with an agreement reached returned to work. refugees. or return to the country necessary to open secondary or terti - with Mr Hocke's local representa- under Untag supervision. 2 Tuesday July 11 1989 THE NAMIBIAN
FIRSTLYl. TAKE AWAY ... THENR E.MOVE THE THE U~ltORM AND 6UNS AND CASSPIRS. WHAT Do 'lOlA &~r? ". WE TERROR MASK ... (nus ONES MAlL; EJOlN6 10
MYSTERY JOINT Chief Munjuku II at first Swapo meeting in Aminuis COMMISSION BURY THE MEETING THE first-ever Swapo rally to A communique issued by the Joint Commission of South Africa, be held in Aminuis was opened Angola and Cuba in Luanda at the weekend failed to provide any on Sunday by ChiefMunjuku II insight into what was discussed at the meeting. who called on people to bury It was the fourth meeting of the Commission, which was established to deal the past and' 'march in unity to with any problems arising from the UN settlement plan. people's power under the guid The meeting was attended by delegations from Pretoria, Havana and ance of Swapo". PAST Luanda, and representatives of the US and Soviet Union were present in an Hundreds of people attended the forces of evil who hid themselves and freedom and independence on observer capacity. rally where the keynote address was behind the mask of democracy." the other. UN Special Representative, Mr Martti Ahtisaari, and a representative from given by Dan Tjongarero, member of He added: "That time is over and "The latter is represented by Swapo the Administrator-General's office, also attended the meeting as invited the Swapo Central Committee. Speak Swapo is here. The decisive moment of Namibia, which all of us must guests. ers included Elia Kaakunga and Dr 'has dawned. " choose because a wrong choice will According to the communique: "The delegations reviewed the state of Mbuende, both of the Swapo elec Mr Tjongarero urged the people tumble Namibia into hell." implementation ofUNSC Resolution 435 as well as the situation in Namibia." tion directorate. not to be blindfolded by the "lies and Elia Kaakunga pointed out that It added: "The Commission took note .of the report on the state of Chief Munjuku said: "The fact propaganda of the enemy" which coming home after 15 years in exile compliance to the time schedule for the withdrawal of Cuban troops from that Swapo is holding its first-ever suggested that when Swapo came to "will certainly disappoint those who Angola, in terms of the Bilateral Agreement." meeting here in Aminuis, and that power it would close down all the were going around with lies that 1 All the communique says on the situation in Namibia is that the parties you have turned out en masse, marks chuiches, take away people's prop was killed by Swapo". ., conducted a comprehensive review and expressed their views". a significant change not only in the erty and establish a communist state. "This in itself manifests the des The delegations attending the meeting were received separately by Angolan hi story of Aminuis, but of Namibia He added: "The forthcoming elec perate and foolish lies of the en President Jose Eduardo dos Santos. as a whole. . tions offer Namibia a historic chance emy," he said. The Joint Commission will meet again in Havana, Cuba, during September. "In the past, Swapocouldnothold that must not bemissed.ltis a chance Referring to a press conference its meetings in this area. Anyone where the Namibian people can choose held in Khomasdal last week by his identified as Swapo was beaten .. . between the status quo, that is, slav brother, Othniel Kaakunga. Elia and his property burned down by the ery and exploitation on the one hand, Kaakunga dismissed,as " stupid lies" r HOME FOR SALE -- GORDONS BAY""" " the claim by Othniel that the reason why Swapo apprehended and iso * * Prime position near school and the beach 'NP GIVEN SWAPO CREDIBILITY' lated them was because they were "intellectuals " . **3 Double bedrooms with IUCS and main suite bathroom NATIONAL Party leader, Mr Kosie Pretorlus, had never paid a cour This, he said, was foolish in the **Large lounge with fire place/Seperate diningroom tesy visit to either the Herstigte Naslonale Party (HNP), the Republican extreme because Swapo had been **Study and large kitchen Party or the old United Party, said Mr Sarel Becker of the HNP In a press doing its best to educate as many **Guest bathroom, toilet and shower released reacting to Mr Pretorlus' me~ting with the Swapo leadership. Namibians as possible. **Maids quarters with en suit bathroom Saying that Mr Pretorlus had visited the Swapo headquarters on the "I, for myself, was educated by ** Laundry pretext of fetching a 'manifesto', the HNP added that since the press was Swapo. 1served as aSwapodiplomat **Double garage with remote control door and security gates and present this Indicated that Mr Pretorlus wanted to gain a maximum politi and am now serving as an economic . floodlights . cal advantage from the occasion. adviser to the Director of Swapo's **Owner transferring Parties In this country were divided roughly Into two camps, Mr Becker election campaign. continued, saying that these were the parties which used peaceful means; **What offers????? "Why was 1 and other intellectu and those, such as Swapo, which used 'violence' to achieve their political als here like Dr Mbuende not appre Telephone (W) 024 512080 or (H) 024 561221 ends. . hended - or is Othniel claiming to be Mr Pretorlus' visit, he continued, had given ~wapo credibility which It more intellectual?" asked Elia did not deserve. Mr Pretorlus had not done this on behalf of the 'white Kaakunga. eROssing man' the HNP concluded. (NAMPA) SIR MARK TURNER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS 1990
Applications are invited for the Sir Mark Turner Memorial Scholarships which form part of the contribution by Rossing Uranium Limited to education in our country. The scholars hips for first-degree courses at Southern African Universities are available to bright Namibians in fields of study which will be of practical value to this country. A small number of scholarships are available for 1990. Candid ates should have been born in Namibia or should be permanent residents. They should be pupils who are at present doing well in their matric year or persons who have already obtained a matric exemption with good subject symboJs. Undergraduates studying at university may also be considered. The scholarships offer comprehensive financial aid for the whole period of study and include accommodation and tu ition fees, book costs, travelling and incidental expenses. After completion of lheir studies, scholars must return to Namibia to utilise their knowledge to the beneiit of the country and its people. The closing date fo r appl ications is 31 August 1989. Prospeciive students are advised to make provisional arrangements with the university of their choice as soon as possible and not to wait for the outcome of their Turner Scholarship application. Application forms and further Information on Turner Scholarships are available from: The Education Officer, Rossing Uranium limited, P.O. Box 22391 , Windhoek 9000. Telephonic enquiries may be made to June Horwitz (061 ) 36760. Rossing - we care about education. WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH ... Bus stop scene in Katutura By Sean Brown Li ntas 89/621 THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday July 11 1989 3
. - . 'NEW GENERAL STUDENT COUNCIL
IT WAS only through active participation inthe various structures of Namibia National Students Organisation (NAN SO) that the "democratisation" process in the organisation and in the society generally could be realised, said the newly elected president of NANSO, Mr Ignatius Shihwameni in his inaugural address to congress delegates. The new president assured and pledged to the congress that he and his team, the National Executive Committee and the General Student Council would work hard and ensure that N ANSO "remains an invincible established and highly respected organisation" in the society. He however pointed out that the task entrusted to them was heavy and would only be facilitated through "collecti'!e work. It only means that all of us will have to work hard and participate in the activities of our organisation at all1evels," he said. The General Student Council was a new structure introduced in the constitution of NANSO by the con Caprivi Swapo 'letter' reveals in-fighting gress. The structure would be the highest authority in the student movement and consists of 25 mem AS the election campaign takes orr and starts heating up, under searched the house of Swapo mem-. bers. hand tactics and other dirty tricks are becoming evident. ber David Mwilima at Masokotwane Mr Shihwameni emphasised the in his absence. of leadership of the revolut,ionary need and importance of the democra One example is a letter now circu His wife who was at home at the branch in eastern Capri vi" . tisation of NANSO structures. lating in the Caprivi area purportedly time, was harrassed and threatened "On the matter of support, we are "We must at all times, as a matter written by Swapo branch chainnan by the men who said they were loook Mr Ignatius Shiwameni making progress even though the DTA of principle ensure that this process in the area, Paddy Mwazi, to his or ing for Swapo t-shirts and member ganisation's High Commissariat in has much support" the letter contin is carried through at all our struc in newspapers, said Mr Shihwameni, ship cards. ues. tures. Let me also emphasise that we it could be said that they were pro Windhoek. Swapo Politiburo member and head The letter is dated June 29, 1989 It ends by saying "we can't vote should at all times be guided by moting division and tribalism. of the election campaign in Caprivi for Swapo because the leadership is democratic centralism," the new "Therefore I urge the congress par and a dubious organisation calling Mr Richard Kapelwa said in reaction itself the Concerned Parents Asso insecure". . president asserted. ticipants to wage a relentless struggle to the letter that this was testimony of ciation claims to have found a copy Mr Mwazi yesterday denied writ He further urged the student dele against these divisionist, tribalist and 'activities of people who are getting ing such a letter to Swapo. He also gates to exercise patience and perse political opportunists," he conceded. pointed out that the claim that Rich verance and refrain from emotional He labelled the released Swapo ard Kapelwa was threatening his ism. detainees as "war criminals" held leadership was completely false and He slammed at what he call organ by the organisation for espionage without foundation. isation who were involved in "ultra activities. Besides being Swapo branch chair leftist politics and phrase monger He told the congress thai the growth man, Mr Mwazi is an administrator ing." of the organisation depended on the in the Regional Swapo Directorate Such organisations, he said, did "full cooperation" of its members. for Elections in the area. not have any vision for the future of In conclusion, Mr Shihwameni He did not understand how anyone Namibia. urged the delegates to register and to could say Kapelwa was·a threat to his From their manifestos as presented vote for Swapo. position in leadership when they were performing different functions but acting as a team. He further stated that the money POLICE WON'T question was bizzare and unfounded as his organisation was fighting for genuine freedom and not for finan SAY WHETHER cial gains. He said it was also false to claim Mr Richard Kapelwa that the DTA enjoys any significant Mr Paddy Mwazi support in the Caprivi and that this KOEVOET WERE of the letter shoved under the door of frustrated' . its office. explained why they were 'all out' to He said that since the arrival of his In the letter, Mr Mwazi is suppos interfere with Swapo campaigns in gr~up in the area, some of these edly complaining that the Swapo the area. parties have started developing cold RE-TRAINED branch in the area is not getting enough Mr Mwazi disclosed that on Satur feet. support from the population and also day, a group of DTA supporters He further dismissed the story that that the recently returned Richard positioned themselves close to a venue BY RAJAH MUNAMAVA Chief Moraliswani and his people Kapelwa is usurping Mwazi's lead where there was a Swapo seminar at Linyanti and continued to disturb the had not welcomed the Swapo leaders ership. POLICE spokesman ChiefInspector Kierie Du Rand would not say seminar by theirnoises and shouting. saying in fact his party has been well whether elements of the notorious counter insurgency unit, Koevoet, The letter says that for the benefit received by the chief at a colourful of the people in the Caprivi, the In another incident, a group of 11 now incorporated into the South West Africa Police (Swapol) have men sporting DTA t-shirts illegally ceremony. Concerned Parents Association is undergone a change of attitude in their perception ofSwapo as 'the making the matter public. enemy'. Such a change would be essential if they were to perform It starts off by saying 'revolution an impartial role in maintaining law and order during the transition ary greetings to you Comrades in to independence. arms ' adding' accept my salutations in the name of the vanguard Swapo'. PROGRESS ON The issue of Koevoet elements now "All I can say is that we the police It goes on to say that the aim of forming part of the police force charged are totally impartial but I· can't say writing the letter is not to convey a with law and order, is currently a which political party an individual good message. burning one, and local and foreign policeman supports or comment on In the letter Mr Mwazi purport groups monitoring the run-up to the their attitude". edly states that though he has been REGISTRATION elections have called for the with He disclosed that the number of working hard, the support from the drawal of the former Koevoet mem former Koevoets incoporated into population was not forthcoming, the bers from SwapoL Swapol could be about 1 500 most of reason being that despite the 'many A TOTAL of 88 318 of Namibia's estimated 650000 plus eligible Koevoet members have in the past whom are deployed in the north. many meetings, the comrades who voters registered in the first five days of the registration campaign testified in courts and are on record These men now incoporated into must talk to the people are lazy'. It as saying their basic training had Swapol had received in service train states 'they want eVen more money'. that began last Monday, a spokesman for the Administrator General's entailed 'tracking down and exter ing of normal police duties accord "The tribal head of the Masubia, office, Mr Gerhard Roux, said in Windhoek yesterday. minating Swapo' whom they saw as ing to Chief Inspector Du Rand. Moraliswani says he can only sup The process was reported to be going smoothly in consultation with an enemy. Chief Inspector Du Rand Asked if- there were any of the port us if we can give him more UN monitors, he told a media briefing. would neither disclose whether the former Koevoet members deployed money otherwise he will support Registration of voters is to continue until mid-September but the former Koevoet members have under elsewhere as police officers other Canu" the letter goes on. process may be prolonged by the Administrator General will the gone some orientation to help them than in the Owambo region, Inspec "I am also troubled about the deli approach of the Un Special Representative, Mr Martti Ahtisaari. re-adjust to the new circumstances tor Du Rand simply said' 'not that I cate matter of my brother Richard Mr Roux urged prospective voters to present the correct documents and better understand their role. know of" . . Kapelwa. Although my heart is filled at registration points. Inspector Du Rand said he wouid He said thft there have always with joy to see my brother back, I am not comment on the individual atti been a shortage personnel in the police a little bit worried about the question tude of policemen. force and that there always would be . 4 Tuesday July 11 1989
MEER as 1 000 men~e,bet die Swapo-vergadering Saterdag op Rehoboth bygewoon. Heelwat gemeenskapsleiers van die boofdorp is by die vergadering gesien.
"STOP Res. 435 onmiddellik. Untag is besig om bier 'n tweede Katanga te skep ten gunste van Swapo. Die bloed van ons kinders salop u gewete rus en in die geskiedenis onuitwisbaar ingebrand word as u toelaat dat Untag en Swapo voortgaan met hul duiwelse planne." Dis nou AK-47's S61ui 'n c!ringende noodroep van sowat op die meeste 30 voertuie wat regse wittes wat vervat is in 'n tele aan die protes deelgeneem het. gram wat verlede week aan die 'n Brief aan witmense in Namibie Administrateur-generaal, adv. Louis deur AK-435, wat op 28 Junie 1989 Pienaar, en senior Suid-Afrikaanse op Mariental gepos is, waarsku wit ministers gestuur is. tes dat hulJe in groot gevaar is weens Hulle is rnnre. Pik Botha, minister die impelementering van Res. 435. vir stemme van buitelandse sake, P.W. Botha, "Geagte volksgenoot, u lewe en huidige staatspresident, p,w. de Klerk, die van u dierbares sowel as die van DEUR PIUS DUNAISKI aangewese staatspresident, en Mag u nageslag sal ingrypend geraak word nus Malan, minister van verdedig deurdie implementering van besluit DEUR die ondertekening van 'n skietstakingsooreenkoms met Ie roep, is tolaa! vergesog, iets soortge ing. 435 in SWA . Besluit435 is uitgedink Suid-Afrika bet Swapo besluit om die hoofstuk van oorlog en Iyk aan die Bantoestans van Suid Oit is tweede skrywe van die regse om blanke politieke gesag in SW A vernietiging te sluit en die gewere te verruil vir stemme. Afrika, soos Transkei, ensovoorts. AksieKontra435 (AK-435), watdie en SA te vemietig en met 'n Kom Mnr. Gurirab het met fyn humor laermentaliteit van konserwatiewe munisties-beheerde swart regering te Oaarom moet aktiviste van Swapo van Rehoboth en of Swapo 'n laatvaldat "onsalmalnog 'nmanier wittes weerspieel, wat aan die SA vervang.pie VVO is verbind tot die gedurende die verkiesingstyd nie meer "Wambo-organisasie" is? moet soek om oompie Oiergaardt staatshoof gerig word. Op 26 Mei instelling van 'n Swapo-bewind in . AK47-gewere en "bazookas" Hy het gese as mede-Namibier is van hierdie gedagte te laat afsien en vanjaar is 'n brief by die SP-kantoor SW A," lui die brief. ophemel nie, het mm. Theo-Ben hy ten volle bewus van die geskie dat hy by ons almal moet aansluit." in Pretoria oorhandig waarop mnr. Die brief gaan voort om te 5e dat Gurirab, Swapo se Sekretaris van denis van die mense van Rehoboth en Hy het Basters beloof dat die kwessie P.W. Botha nog nie geantwoord het politieke partye wat meen dat hulJe Buitelandse Sake en Skakeldienste, dat dit in ag geneem sal word wan van Rehoboth behoorlik in die Grond nie, aldus die regses in Narnibie. 'n kans teen Swapo staan, "in 'n Saterdag gese. neer daar na 'n grondwet gekyk word. wetgewende Vergadering nil. Novem Oie telegram gaan voort om aan wereld wat nie bestaan nie," leef. Hy het 'n vergadering op Reho Mnr. Gurirab het gese 'n onafhan berbesin word waarin verteenwoor die SA kabinet die volgende waar Daarvolgens is die deeJname van both toegespreek en gese die mense klike Namibie beteken 'n onafhan digers van die Gebiet ook sal wees. skuwing te gee: "Onthou, ook u sal die wittes aan die 435-proses niks van Namibie moet hom nie verke~rd klike Rehoboth en dat 'n boer in die Oor die bangmaakstorie dat Swapo eendag voor God en die geskiedenis anders om die proses 'n "beeJd van verstaan dat hy hulJe keer om aan hul Gebiet vryheid sal he om op enige 'n "Wambo-organisasie" is, het mnr. moet rekenskap gee vir u dade." fatsoenlikheid te gee en hulle word geskiedenis te dink nie. Maar die plek grond te besit en homself op te Gurirab gese in die eerste plek wil hy Oie telegram is gister met ander dus deur andere misbruik en vir die wereld moet getoon word dat Swapo werk. weet wat is verkeerd met Owambo protesskrywes aan die media beskik gek gehou. ems meen dat die hoofstuk van oor Oit is Swapo se beleid dat niks van sprekendes en ofhullenieook mense baar gestel. "Vir die blankes in SWA is daar log vir altyd gesluit is. enige individu of gemeenskap is wat geensins van ander N amibiers 'n Onlangse poging deur AK-435 net een eerbare manier om op hierdie Mnr. Gurirab het aan die mense weggeneem sal word nie en dat grond verskil nie? in Namibie om witmense georgani aantasting van hul selfrespek te rea van Rehoboth verte! dat die direk besit beskerm sal word ingevolge Hy het die mense van Namibie seerd te kry om in 'n motoroptog geer en dit is deur hulle diepste afkeur toraat van Swapo besluit het om met toepaslike wette. Oor die kwessie gewaarsku dat die bangmaakstorie protes in SA te gaan opskop om Res. daarvan te toon, hulle daarvan te die gemeenskap in gesprek te tree van privaatbesit het mm. Gurirab van Suid-Afrika kom en dat dit met 435 gekeer te kry, het ook misluk. · distansieer en daarteen te verset. sodat die aspirasies en begeenes van ook die vrese van Basters gestil en 'n spesifieke doer gedoen word om Volgens ooggetuies was daar maar Oieselfde geld vir blankes in SA." die mense van Rehoboth bekend kan hulle verte! dat 'n Swapo-regering mense verder te verdeel. "Oit is nie wees. nie belang stel in private eiendom nie ons probleem nie. Dit is hul1e (SA) 1'1 GA.&&IIA ... A~ V.&&G.& W ....&&UIIGGA VI' Volgens mnr. Gurirab het hy reeds en dat uitstaande boere nog aanmoed idee," het hy bygevoeg. verskeie areas gei'dentifiseer wat vir iging van die staat sal kry. Mm. Gurirab het vervolgens aan pad na vryheid. Registreer en die mense van Rehoboth belangrik Oor die spesiale status van Reho die gehoof'uitgewys dat alle bevolk is, naamlik, die kwessie van grond both het hy gese kaptein Hans Oier ingsgroepe in Namibie posisies in stem en verseker ware vryheid! besit, privaatbesit, die spesiaJe status gaardt se droom om 'n Republiek uit Swapo se leierskap het. THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday July 11 1989 5 OAU ITE NUVOMA LI NEEKELE MOCAIRO OMUPRESIDENTEwoSwapoyaNamibia metalelepolayemoCairo okwa ninga eshifivo kutya ngeenge Swapo okwa wina omahoololo S 0 U T H A F R ICA muNovember neudo nena omahangano oilongo yopondje ota ka tambulwa ko moNamibia, osho omupresidente a popila onghela EEMINISTELI doilongo 22 yopondje yAfrica ova Ii meenghundafana moNamibia.'· Omuanashipundi woAOU omusha moCairo. doule womafiku 3 000 ta popi kombingan yomaupyakadi 00 natango •• Efunbo lopaife ka Ii shi efunbo loku kundafana kombinga yoinima yoludi ta ningilwa ovanambibia kepangelo laSouth Africa. mane Mbita okwa wedako ta ti on- ingwanima oyo ta i ningwa moSouth eli, osho oshomupresidente Nuyoma a shivifa moCairo pefimbo letalele po "South Africa oku Ii ta twikile politika odina oku mangululwa, ashike Africa oikumwifa, mwa kwatelwa laye lomafiku atatu. nomakateko aye oku kateka em an South Africa ine shi ninga natango. eshakeno lomupresidente waSouth Okwa shivifa moshiongalele sheenghundafana ta ti ongudu yoSwapo guluko laNamibia, molwaashi na Ovakalelipo vehangano 10Africa Africa omushamane P.W. Botha moNamibia muNamibia la manguluka ota i ka tambuluka ko omahango tango ina w ani fa po omaudaneko aye Unity ova ti ehoololo olina asIDke metalelepo laye lomuwiliki wongudu oilongo yopondje ngeenge okwa ningwa etwokumwe nomahangano 00.• 'Ohatu ngaashi a udaneka," osho ongudu oku wmwa koSwapO yaNamibia, oyo yopapolotika yoANC omushamane ka shiivifila omahangano oilongo yopondje opo e tu kwafele kombinga yeliko yoAOU ya ti. Etomenho lotete ole Ii ya kala nokukond jifa omutondi South Nelson Mandela. moNamibia, osho omushamane Nuyoma a ti. kutya South Africa okwa udaneka Africa oule womido 22. Okwa wedako ta ti eshakeno eli Omahangano oilongo yopondje meni laNamibia okwa kala ha longo mewi kutya ota ka mangulula eenghwatwe Ashike Swapo okwa ulika kutya ota shi dulika Ii kale lopaupropa liko lel"angelo laSouth Africa shi hefi paveta na opena oku ningwa om at adishe dopapolotika ashike ine shi ye kena efiku elineekela epangelo ganda. wokurnwe nomaudafano mape, osho Nuyoma a wedako. ninga natango. laSouth Africa pefunbo lehoololo. Oshiongalele eshi sheeministeli Omushamane Nuyoma okwa twa omufindo ta ti mOnamibia la manguluka MuDecember wodula yaya South "Ohatu tu kumwe nediladilo eli, osho okwa Ii sha kalelwa po kovanam ota mu ka kala oukurnwe nelongelo kurnwe lovanamibia aveshe, mwa kwa AFrica okwa shain a etwokurnwe 010 oministeli woinima yopondje moZam belewa veengudu ta di landula: ANC, telwa yo ovo va kala hava longele omutondi South Africa aveshe ota va ka la Ii pokati kAngola, Cuba naSouth bia omushamane Luke Mwananshiku Swapo yaNamibia, PLO okwa shiv tambulwako nombili. Africa opo Ovacuba vadjemo moAn a popya pefunbo loshiongalele eshi. ifwa yo kutya oshiongalele eshi ota • 'Ovo va kala nokupukifwa kovapukifi vetu, ohatu va tambulako nombili. gola no sha ningwa, pakatokolifo Ovakalelipo vokoNigeria ova shi ka twikila natango momwedi ou Ohatu ka longekida oukwaita wa aveshe mwa kwatelwa omunamibia keshe koiwanahangano opa ningwa yo wedako ta va ti:" Ka pena nande luli. moshilongo, ina mu kwatelwa nande osho a kala ha longo efunbo la pita. Otwa etwokumwe kutya eenghwatwe dopa- efiku tu ke lineekelele South Africa hala oku hovela nodjokonona ipe," osho omushamane Nuyoma a ti. Omushamane Nuyoma 00 eli metalelepo laye moEgypt okudja moLibya, Botha naMandela ~~~~-:;~m~~';.~;.Y;.
ONGUDU yopapolotika yoAfrican National Congress moSouth Omupopi ou okwa wedako natango Africa oya shivifa ongbela kutya omupresidente wEpangelo laSouth ta tu Ii neekela nande kutya epangelo Africa omushamane P.W. Botha ova shakena nomuwiliki woANC laSouth Africa 010 ta Ii popi1e oka tongotongo, ota Ii ka ninga omat 189 VA FIKA omushamane Nelson Mandela mOOolongo, eenghund·afana edi oda wokurnwe noANC ile npvawiliki kwatela mo exulifepo lokatongotongomosouth Africa. vovalaule omanga ehoololo la Sep OMUPOPI ndjovo woiwana hangano omushamane Fred Eckhard tember ina Ii fika. Omupresidente Botha opamwe etwokurnwe ta Ii ningwa pokati okwa shivifa onghela moshiongalele saheenghundafana kutya nomunamido 70 omushamane Man kovalaule vaSouth AfricanEpangelo Okwa ti okwa kumwa lela mokuuda dela eenghundafana davo oda kala 10National Party,"osho a wedako eshivifo 010 ladja komuwiliki wovaZ ovaaluki vefike lunga 17189 ovaalukila koNamibia. oule wominute 45, oda ningilwa ngaho. ulu omushamane Mangosuthu Buthe Pamushangwa woiwana hangano okwa shivifwa kutya ovaaluki moCape Town metitatu loshivike OANC ina i mona eshivifo kom lezi 00 a ti eengudu dovalaule dili 4 vefike funga 41000 ove Ii shangifa okwaalukila keum bo mewiliko shaya. bing a yetalele pe loludi eli, osho mwa kwatelwa ongudu yoANC ota loiwana hangano opo ve uye vaye mehoololo. ' "Epangelo ota Ii longekida oin omupopi woANC a wedako. Ashike shi dulika eenghundafana edi di ka Omushamane Eckard okwa Iombwela ovatoolinghundana onghela ima yoludi eli ongo oukwatya womaye oANC ina i ekelashi eenghundafana kwatela mo exulifepo lokatongotongo. ta ti omukundu 00 wa kala meenhele domafikilo owa kandulwa lifilo, osho omupopi ndjovo woANC , edi nande osho omukalelipo woANC Omupopindjovo woANC okwa po, molwaashi ovaaluki vahapu ova shuna kovakwadimo vavo. ashivifa moLusaka onghela. a ti, molwaashi ongudu yeeGuerilla xulifa ta ti ongudu yoANC oye Ii Ovaaluki ova shivifa kuyele kutya ova kala vena oumbada • 'Osha puka lela ngeenge keshe doANC okwa Ii ishi eshakeno eli oli longekida okuya meenghundafana na wokushuna komaumbo, molwaashi va tila omakakunya moNooli urnwe okwa itavele kutya eenghun na sha nemangululo lomuwiliki keshel ede ngeenge oya mono eshiivo. yoshilongo. dafana edi ota di ulike kutya eli woANC omushamane Mandela.
SWAPO het Saterdag op Rehoboth 'n geslaagde vergadering gehou waartydens die vrese van die mense van die Gebiet aangespreek is. Op die foto, van op die verhoog verskyn twee lede van die Politburo, mnre. Johny ya Otto en Theo-Ben Gurirab, en mnr. Siegfried Wohler, voorsitter van die Rehoboth-tak terwyl die Ndilimani-orke~ die nasionale lied van Swapo sing. ' ' 6 Tuesday July 11 1989 THE NAMIBIAN NO WHITE WOLVES SAY POLICE THERE was no evidence to prove that the group made notorious by mass murderer Barend Hendrik Strydom, the so-called White "POWER to the people" was ZAMBiA'Sdi~trict councilsareunderfire'for'not doing their Wolves, existed, police said in Johannesburg yesterday. the popular slogan in Zambia a job properlY,and for failing to help tackle black marketeering, ' A police statement said the media reports attributing crimes to the White decade ago when the central vandalism and smuggling>The criticisms are soseverethaf Wolves were all thoroughly investigated, but no evidence had been found to government let district coun the 1o-year-olddecentra lisationexperiment," designed to prove that such groups existed. ' cils off the leash. give power to the people, i~widelyseel'1 ; asaJlop~Gemini .•, A police witness said during the trial of Strydom, who killed seven black The councils, said Lusaka, could News Service reports. , ,', ", ' ", " ' people and injured IS others in a shooting spree in Pretoria on November 15 run their own affairs without much last year, that the White Wolves organisation was a product of the mass killer's support and interference from the councils for making the life of the such companies have no hope of imagination. . state. But the result tOday is a night people difficult "by failing to solve receiving foreign exchange to im During his trial, Strydom said he was the leader of a three-member cell of mare. More than half the 55 district the ticklish problems of smuggling, port the parts?" the White Wolves and claimed other cells were in operation. councils are broke and cannot func vandalism and black marketeering". Mufulira Governor Benson Ilunga Prior to the mass murder incident, anonymous telephone callers claimed tion without state grants. Kaunda asked the party faithful in complained recently: ., As we are responsibility for a number of violent crimes. In a string of attacks recently, Livingstone: "Do you want me to talking now, there is a businessman r The Namibian newspaper was the victim of an arson attack last year, for President Kenneth Kaunda, his Pre come to every district to solve these who is suing the state for damages which the White Wolves claimed responsibility. It is understood that police mier and the chief of the ruling United problems for you, ten years after because the police could not find a have never taken the trouble to question Strydom about the fire-bombing of National Independence Party (Zam decentralisation was introduced?" charge for him after his vehicle was The Namibian, in spite of their claim that he was the 'sole member'. bia's only political party) lambasted Council failures include inability found in the no-man' s land offload to regulate prices of foodstuffs, to ing mielie-meal for sale to Zaireans. 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A456 Swui Piau TEL: (061) 228795 (W) / (061) 62289 (H) TEL. 225 629 all day Mbabane S",alil",d Tel 4SS61 10hOO-23hOO YOU NAME IT - WE MAKE ITI 8 Tuesday July 11 1989 THE NAMIBIAN PARTNERS IN CRIME CANADIAN track star Ben Johnson and Bulgarian weightlifters have one thing in common. When you have been sent home from the Olympics in disgrace, no one will let you forget it. "They felt so bad, it was as if they had lost a relative," Ivan Abadjiev, the NNSL FIRST DIVISION OUTFIT EASTERN JUMPERS FC -Windhoek outfit Eastern Jumpers, who Bulgarian head coach, said in an interview at the national team 's hideway beat Mamelodi Sundowns 1-0 in their qualifying match during the First Division play-offs on Sunday. training camp near Varna recently. The Eastern Boys will meet a struggling Eleven Arrows in the first round of the Metropolitan Cup on Shortly before Johnson was found to have taken steroids, resulting in Saturday. forefeiture of his l00-metre Olympic gold medal, medal winners Milko Grublev and Angel Genchev tested positive for illegal drugs at Seoul. As a result, the Bulgarian sports ministry sent the entire weightlifting team home. GOLDEN BOY DROPPED THE NORTHER Transvaal rugby selectors overlooked Springbok flyhalf Naas Botha when they announced their team yesterday to meet Western Province in a Currie Cup match at Loftus Versveld, on Saturday. Botha will, however, captain a Northern Transvaal XV to meet a SA Technicon side in the main curtainraiser. In choosing their side to play Province, the Northems "Wise Men" included Johan Heunis at flyhalf ahead of Botha. This was in spite of a reported request from Heunis to return to the fullback position he prefers. JOHNSTON JOINS RANGERS SCOTLAND International Maurice Johnston, who pulled out of a move to former club Glasgow Celtic, signed for city rivals Rangers for 1,5 -million pounds sterling yesterday. He will become the first big-name Catholic to play for Scottish champions Rangers who have been widely criticised in the past for their policy of signing SWAKOPMUND outfit United Stars, who are drawn against an only Protestants. CONRAD ANGULA Johnston's move from French club Nantes follows a bizarre tug-of-war out-of-touch SE Sorento Bucks, are one of the NNSL First Division reports from the draw between the player and Celtic which eventually led to the intervention ofFIFA, teams who could cause a few surprises during the early rounds or for the Metropolitan Cup soccer's world governing body. the lucrative Metropolitan Champ of Champs Cup. Johnston, whose goals have taken Scotland to the brink of qualification for This season, United Stars have tournament where they were beaten "United are playing gOOd football at t the World Cup fmals, was described yesterday by Rangers manager Graeme shown they are in a class of their by the hosts. the moment and any team picked ; Souness as "one of the most talented strikers in the game". own, reaching the final of the annual Said Arrows mentor and NNSL against the coastal side are really in Souness added: ''I've played. with him so I know his game well. He will be Eleven Arrows pre-season warm-up deputy orgainser, Mr Frans Samaria: for a shock." a tremendous asset to us." The league spokesman said that Johnston said he was thrilled to be joining "possibly the biggest club in with the quality players United have Europe". at their disposal- such as their long time stalwart Marthin 'Castro' r - BERTHOLD SIGNS FOR ROMA Gowaseb, the speedy centre-forward Habasen Gurirab (who also had a short stint with B&S Tigers) and WEST German International soccer defender Thomas Berthold has signed Roadblock Maletzky in the defence - for Italian First Division Roma in a 2,2-billion lire (l,6-million dollar) deal the coastal outfit could shine brightly with his present club Verona. this weekend. A spokesman for Verona yesterday said Berthold would join Roma for two Another NNSL First Division side years, teaming up with West German striker Rudi Voeller. to look out for this weekend are for Berthold, 24, moved to Italy from Eintracht Frankfurt in 1987 and still had mer NNSL champions Chelsea, who one year of his three-year contract with Verona to run. face their hoodoo team anq tradi tional rivals Black Africa - who have NSL CASTLE LEAGUE FIXTURES been boosted by the return of their , match-maker Stephen Hochobeb (who 1- TONIGHT: Grinaker Rangers v Giant Blackpool, Rand Stadium (20hOO). studied in America) and who could TOMORROW (THURSDAY) : also be fielding the flying Frankie NAMIB Cape Town Spurs v Bloemfontein Fredericks. MIRROR Celtic, Hartleyvale (20hOO), Arcadia Chelsea are currently dominating f v Grinaker Rangers, Berea Park · the FNFA First Division. At the head ,r TEL: (061) 52495 (20hOO). of the FNF A log, Chelsea have shown :Jor Printing On: FRIDA Y: Fairway Stars v Vaal on many occasions this season that ~ they have not lost their cup-hungry , 'MiTTIJTS Reefs Time Stars, Phuthaditjhaba approach, winning every tournament 'StickJrs (15hOO), Leeds United v Wits Uni ''[Shins versity, Rumelin (15hOO). they have been in so far this season. 'Caps Jomo Midas Cosmos v Double With good and experienced play ''Bluigt.S Action Sundowns, Vosloorus (15hOO). ers like former Pepsi African Stars' 'Paruumts top scorer Boeta 'Top ~core' Mun 'Logos 'fl~.Mt1!#I" ""'*Vr;fWfuBk J!t, gunda, Richo Francis, the hard-work ing George 'Amakue' Nawatiseb, Eastern Jumpers' winger, Striker Mokgane (left), on his way to score the Doctor Hidinua and Bizzah Damaseb, goal that belped his side go through to the next round of the Metropolitan mixed with young and talented play Cup Series FLAT FOR SALE -- STRAND ers like Samora Khubas, Lesley Newman, Bakasi Francis and Ander ** Beach front flat in prestigious well managed block for sale MARADONA'S NEW DOUBLE ACT son Gariseb, Chelsea are capable of ** Panoramic view of the sea ARGENTINE soccer star Diego Maradona is forming a new double act after taking on and beating any side in the a quiet start in the South American Soccer Championship. Super League. ** Lounge/Diningroom and kitchen He guided Argentina into the final round of the Copa America on Saturday, This weekend will see NNSL First ** 3 Bedrooms with BICS main en suite bathroom laying on the pass from which nippy striker Claudio Canniggia scored the Division sides participating with Super ** Guest bathroom and toilet winning goal against holders Uruguay. League teams for the first time this Maradona also had a hand in Canniggia 's goal in Argentina's opening group season and surprises and upsets can r- **Balcony and a lock up garage two victory over Chile last Sunday. not be ru1led out. ** Owner transferred The pair, the dark-haired Maradona and the blond Cannigga of Italy's First Division teams from Keel ** What offers????? Verona, could form a double act of consideration influence in Aregentina's mansh~ , Oshakati, Rundu, Otavi, defence of the World Cup in Italy next year. Gobabis, Arandis and Rehoboth will Maradona and Ganniggia are favourires for th e Best Player award ·in a be in action during the Metropolitan Telephone (W) 024 512080 (H) 024 561221 tournament thaI has yet really to come to life. Cup series this weekend.