'-" 'hT0DAY.. COPS SWOOP ON'DRUG DEALERS~: BLAZE AT ' BAiNE~:fC·OMPl.:Ei("sU·PER SPORT * ," H'. ,./ ... "
D-day for child killer
Stepmother who brutally tortured five-year-old to be sentenced •
court heard how the child was starved • TYAPPA NAMUTEWA or received food in a small tin which had been mixed with the urine of her A WOMAN who was found step-mother and two other children. guilty of systematically Witnesses told how Auguste was 1 torturing and then killing her bealen daily and how ]eremia had forted boiling water into the child's LITILEST MARCHERS ... This diminutive trio, who took a serious view of the proceed ings, were fi ve~y ear~old step.da ughter anus and mouth. She was also force- in the forefront of the children's mardt down Independence Avenue to the Town HaD on Saturday will be sentenced in the fed with hot porridge. morning 10 commemorate the Day of the African Child. Photograph: Lestey Paton Windhoek High Court this TIle child was burnt on her back and f-=::::'::::':!::::"::::::::::=::::'=-=::':2-=-=::"::::'::=::":=::::'::"::':::~~:::::=::::-==:::::----- llI orning. between her legs with hot coals and :v1e ri am Jeremia, 28, was convicted burning wood. of murdering Auguste Muta1eni on Jeremia was sent to a hospital in November4 1991 in or-e oCme worst Bloemfontein for mental tests ~ pre ..: ases of child abuse ever beard in a siding Judge Pio Teek said the bru tal Namibian court. way in wbichsbe bad killed berdaugh ter migbt indicate that there was some Teachers dig According to e vidence presented in court, the young child was tortured lhiog wrong with her. aoo starved between Marcb and No A medical report will be presemed vember 1991. in court today and sentence will be In a shocking list of abuses, the passed. In• over pay
OSWALD SHIVUTE AT OSHAKATt,
MGr:~ emerges NON·FORMAL teache r s a t Secondary Schools in the North a re set to stop Hfternoon classes as they say they have not b.een paid in on ostrich ban terms of an agreement reached with the Ministry of Education last year. be off and OSTRICH eggs ab(lutto senf other The teachers come from schools li ke Gabrie l ostrich deals tbat c.»old be lost through delay Taapopi, Oshakati, Iipumbu, Ombalantu. Ponhofi , may be exempted from a ban on all ostrich .. Uuk"ule. Onangolo, Eenhana and others. Most teach imports and expOrh. normal morning classes and then involve !.hem Agricultu~e, Water and Rural Develop selves in non-form al education afterwards. ment Minister Anton voo 'Wietersbeim 00 The teachers complain that they haven't been Friday gave more details ofa temporary ban continued on page 2 SUPER SNlFFER .. . 'Cash', the dog that discove.-ed a huge amount of eft'edhefrom Juoe 9. Mandrax tablets (see report below), keeps watch over the loot at the Police Von Wietenheim explained: ''This tempo- Headquarters in Windhoek. Spelt out, using the Mandrax tables, was MX continued on page 1 Throw Away. L!:======~=",=",======d.111 JOB HlJN'I'6R8 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY The dynamic team of Job Hunters Is looking for qualified : Cops SWOOp on drug dealers • K INOERGARTEN T EACH ER · 3 C OOE E LEV EN CATTlE TRUCK ORIVERS · 4 ExCLUsiVE S ECR ETARI ES THE Namibian Police The dru gs we re con Mulilo for iU egaly deal valued at R80 970. try. Geyser said the pol icc • 2 R EFRIGERATION M ECH"NICS have arrested a South fi scated by the police ing in 3 660kgs o f Can On Friday Chief In was intensifying the fi gh t African woman, 51, d uring an acti on on June nabis. spcctorSean Geyscrsaid the police had I;l un ched against crime and drugs who w as found in 10. On June 7, lhe pol ice All applicants must be qualified with in-serv ice Ir;l ini ng on and added that 10 dogs recognised trade diplomas & experience. possession of 2 182 In a separate police arresled a man, 30, ;\1 had been trained in trac Mandrax tablets and act ion on May 3 1, a 26- Swa k o pmu n d ' s dru g-rel:lIed crimes for Top benefits offered ing Oagga , twO in llagga weighing 1 year-Old Namibian man Mondesa single-quar o ffi cials al Namibian Please contact Job Hunters at ; Mandrax and six in ex 470kg with a combined wa... arrested at the Lewis ters, forillegally dealing border posts in the north 223903 or 224719 Fax: 230206 plosives. street \·:alueofR 69 870. Compo und in Kat ima in 26 990kg of Cannabis and tht.: southo f, llC COUll· .•' 2 Monday June 14 1993 THE NAMIBIAN .1 '. ,•. Not enou,gh bid for Government stock I
million was on offer 10 able tale. The internal investors ' money. If there is regulartrad. rejected because they TOM MINNEY investors but it was un registered stock is a way TIle internal stock in ing iD loan stock, usu were not properly com der-subscribed , said the for the Government to theory could be bought ally the price of the stock pleted , The lower sub· NOT ENOUGH money was put forward for central Bank of Namibia. borrow money fTom in and sold between inves· rise.s lIS bank and other scription may be partly 'I the latest issue of Government stock, and TIle weighted ave rage vestors, whether indi tors on the Namibian interest rates fa ll , and becauselhcGovcrnmcnt l' only R89 miliion was allocated to investors. price of the stock allo viduals, banks, insurnncc Stock Exchange, but this falls again when they had sold R6Q million of The tender was for three:.year 'stOck, which cated was R95,093 per companies orotl}crs.lpe h~ flot yc t happened. risc. lnvestors who want tre a~ u ry bills to inves is dated June 15 as todJlY is the ofrl(ial date RlOO,OO of stock, giv in ~e slors_ buy ttte stock One drawback is that 10 deal short-term take a tors on June I , another 11 al the price they agree it is issued in very large form of borrowing. The of issue and it will be bought back in three ing a weighted average 8fllnble 0" w.hich way y.ield to redemption with the Government, amounts, making i.t hard they think: the, rates will yield on the bills, which years' time. ., equivalent 1014,061 per the Government pays in. to trade and another is move . wcre to be redeemed af ,. It is the fifth issue in· offered interest of 12 per cent per year. This is tax terest on it and then buys that the rate ofinteresl is The Bank,ofNamibia ter 182 days (six temal registered govern cenl a 'year ,on the f:,.re free to individuals in it back again in ~ quite rugh,' making~ few says some tenders forthe months), was equivalcnt ,. mentstock andthis stock value. A total of RlOO Namibia - a very favour- years' time refillxling the people willing to sell . latest issue of stock were to 12,28JX:rceRt pcr year. ·1 Furore over school flag
scene of the demonstration, pupils were, more than JOSEF MOTINGA anything e lse, annoyed that "parems are disturbing our studies", Others were, at best, mocki ng towards MEMBERS of the Soweto branch of Swapo In the demonstrJ.tion. A Shipena wa~ not the only school Katutura on Friday hoisted the Namibian nag at without a flag, they argued. A Shipena Secondar y School, after angrily They watched as the demonstrators prepared forthe de monstrating against its absence since the hoisting of the flag, but before the process was COIll beginning of the year. pletc~lthc bell rang to signal that break was over. Toy-toying, placard~wav ing demonstrators, sing With aloud, taunting 'boo', the pupil. flocked baek ing freedom songs marched to the school. Some said to their classcs, leaving the demonstratOrs to carry on they were parents of pupils thcre. with the ceremony alone. Spokesperson, MariaAmutenya,told The Namibian The parents, angered and disappointed, threatcne(l that they wanted all the pupils to gather around the that just as they had brought the colonial govcnunen! flagpole and hoist the flag, sing the national anthcm down. they would do the same to A Shipcna. They and say a prayer. "We want our children to learn how claimed that the teachers had chased the pupils intothc to hoist the flag for which we shed our blood," the classrooms instead of encouraging them to hoist the Secretary of the Soweto branch of the Swapo Elders' flag. Council, William Titus, announced over a loudspeakcr. Deputy Principal. Chaietle Da Silva, repeated to An initial agreement between school staff and the The Namibian, what she said had been hcr response to demonstrators to bring 30 pupils out of the classes to a delegation on June 8, th at the rope had becn broken hoist the flag was torpedoed by some of the demonstra and that the school was acquiring a ncw one. tors who demanded that all the pupils come out. It was She said thc issue could have been discussed with then agreed that all the pupils would come for the parents but only around 60 out of about 900 responded ceremony during break. Whcn they arrived at the to invitations to meetings with the sc hool staff. - ANC's terms of endearment
THE ANC would contribute more than 13 MK recruits would be integrated into th e SAD F 000 trained personnel to a future South only if they met cen ain standards, saying a new Africandefenceforce, thechiefofstatrofits anllY would be a joint venture between various armed wing, Umkhonto we Sizwe, said in forceswithjoint!yestablishedstandanis."TheSADF UP, UP AND A WAY, .. Members of Swapo Branch in Soweto hoisting the Windhoek yesterday. must overcome their notion that !hey have a mo- national nag at A Stupena on Friday after they had demonstrated against nopoly on standards, We want people in a future its absence since the begi~ng of the year. Siphiwe Nyanda rejected the SADF view that army who can defend democracy. We cannot rely :::,::=::::,::::::":::::-=~:::::::'~:':::::':':':::":~ ______-L--=:!:::::'':'''-'==--=''-''''--==-:::'=-=----'-'-, on elements who have defended apartheid in the past." Nyanda arrived in Windhoek yesterday to More details on ostrich ban anend a regional de fence and security meeting at1cnded by delegates from Zimbabwe, Zambia, triches an: made possible. over the ostrich industry he could give immediate triches to satisfy world Tanzania, Mozambique, Namibia, Botswana and FROM PAGE 1 This ban will be lifted as orfacebeingbanned from exemptions in special demand for the healthy Angola. He was accompanied by Calvin Khan. an soon as the corrective the key US market. cases. and cholesterol-free meal aide to MK army commander Joe Modise .• Sap:! rary suspension is neces- steps have been imple- It couldtakefourweeks Written motivationJ and the high-quality silated by. firstly the fact mented." or longer to pass legal must goto aa Registrarof leather. thaL earlier agreements Under questioning he amendments through Par- Animal Production in the Some say th e ostrich, and regulations on exports revealed there were ques- liament. Breeders say fer- minist ry for Von which lays IS eggs a year, Happy Birthday, were not adhcred to by tions about the way ex- tilized eggs are in peak Wietersheim. will become an alterna- some exponers, and sec- port pennits had been is- condition for only lOday, Ostrich breeding has • tive fannallimal to cattle. Queen-Elizabeth ondly to amend thc exist- sued. and the US, 'the mainmar- boomed, with the.l1Uo;Iber The breeding birdf ' boom is set to last any ~ ing Livc Stock lmprove- It is vital for Namibia to ket,does not importcilicks ofbreedcrs up from·three THE tribes otBritOlUl and their many friends ' thing up to eight or evcn ment. Act so that orderly gain full control- includ- olderthanaboutlOw.teks. al independence to i20. in Namibia gathered on Friday to celebrate IS years. imports.andexponsofos- ing veterinary checks _ Van Wi e tc rs he~ said Exponsofbreeding birds, the birthday ofQoeen Elizabeth D of England chicks and fert ilized'Cggs Von Widefliheim says ::::.:.:::::::::::::::::::::::::.-:::'O"-::::.:::.:::.=--:::.:::.=------==--'----'--;-l and head of SIte Co'nunonwealth, It was also could raise up to RSO mil we must' make s u~ !'la: tbe 40tb anniversary cif.be c.oronAtion oftbe Teachers' pay lion-R 70 million this year. mibia has enough birds after R22,S millio n last for the second phase of Queen, who won many admiMi!rs here wben the world market, to al· she visited in 1991. High Commissioner Governemnt in power and "The problem is Ihe year. FROM PAGE 1 low viable meat and Hehry Hogger and his wife Piona invited the were hated by the colo paymcnt proccdures," Von Wietershcim said leather production. crowd to the rolling garden of his house in nial Government , but Amutcnya added. He said one regulat ion ignored is He hopes the day will Klein Windhoek with mountains rising there are again certain el teachers usuall y had fill that exportcrs do not ex paid si nce January this come when when Na behind. The Police Band pla yed both ements to theGovem.ment in claim fo rms for the po rt more than 7S percent year. mibia has a permanent Nllmibian and British national anthems and who are trying to make hours thcy worked. of their stock in order to " It was also the ~ niche for high-quality os other musk.. Permanent secretary for Foreign things difficul! for us so The Namibian learnt build the !'Iamibian indus last y~ar, and we only got ,,.,.. trich products and breed AJ'faU:s Andreas Guibeb stood in for his our last year's payment at that we blame our re from other sources that the He added some famls ing birds as southern Af minister who was delayed by long.running the start of this year." spected Government," Public Service Commis had permit s 10 exporl rican conditions are ideal budget discussions in Parliament. Guibeb leachefli said, blaming the some charged. sion was not in favour of marc than they were reg for the birds: "The Gov said one of Namibia's first acts after Regional Office for not In responsc. the Inspec changing the claim fOml istered as having. crnmcnt is committed to scnding their claim foons to r fo r Adult and Non system. independen~e was to JOIO the Brecders s;,y the hoom. develop the ostrich indus to Windhoek to enablc Formal Education. "The ca.~e wi ll be put Commonwealth: " We are part of this great with prices of R ;\O (XX) try with Iheoptimallong their payments. Ambrosius Amutenya right soon and the teach· family," he said and called on everyone to per adult hird :lI"Id R2 SilO tenll hcnefits for inves· "We did a lot during the told The Na mibian they efli are askcd to be paticllt raise a toast to the Queen's health fin her per ch ick. wil1 .l.:ontinuc tors :1I"Id local farmcrs in st ruggle to get independ wcre aware of the prob· for a while," Amutenya birthday, unt ilthcre l.re enough os· mind." cnce and to put the present lcrn. said. THE NAMIBIAN Monday June 14 1993 3
Namibia's San go internation~l Baines burns out SIX businesses in the Baincs shopping complex ill THREE members of Namibia's San commu~ In the coming weeks they £UNre trips should i.ncl udc this month's IIICeting were Pionierspark suffered incalcuablc damage, running nily repr esented their country at a n interna will tl)' to feed their im· at least one of the party to chosen from a short·list of inlo hundreds of th ou s and~ of rand,>. when a fire tional confer ence, where they s poke about pressions back mto their hlUldle the FrlUlkfun con· six, on the basis of whose corrununitiel, though thcy nec tion! Wl\s raged through the complex on Friday. their land rights and development work as pa uport proceased are the fintto admit it is a De¥pite some ·difficul first.lnthe meantime, other 1bebla7.estartcdat around05h30,allegcdly in the . indige~ous p eople of Africa. daunting talk. tie$ of under»llUlding and people'. pn.~por t ' hAve Texas Steak Ranch, which also incurred the most The conference was at the beginning of this 1'wo ofthcir nlOlI vivid dige~ting the mnny issues arrived, milking them the extensive damage. People arriving for work fnund hosted by the International month. impfessioruhad little todo deal1 with ot the confer· first Namibinn San in his· the complex in flames, wilh thick smoke hillowing Works Group for Indig· They spoke in English with thc conference. For ence. they appreciated the tory to have international heavenwards. The fire brigade had \0 battle h,mJ to enous People in Copenha. on traditional land .rights. all three, the number of charn.:e to meclthe-people travel documents. . bring the infernon under control. gen, and for all three Na· the useofitaturaJre80urces people squashed into Co !'Iesponsible for orglUlising "We consider their par· Other businesses affected \verc: Pi onicrspark mibians it was their first andconservation,andwere penhagcn (roughly thc donor money (from which ticipation in these confer Pharmacy, Manty's Bonkshop, Sandra's H:lir Stu· opportunity io travel out· able to ex~rience first· same as the entire popula Namibia', San communi ences highly necessary, side Namibia. hand the other part of the tion of Namibia ) was a ties have bencfitted co.n both from an individual dio, Jet-Cleaners-Launderers, the premises of ,I Manager of the Nyae donor aid equation. sourcc of constant amaze sideralM in recent years). point of view and for the dentist, Or Riaan M Burger, and a shop which had Nyae Fanners Co.opera- RetUrning to Namibia ment. Secondly, they were According to Ax!=1 good of the community," recently been vacated. live, Moses Kxao, srudenl last wc;ek, they described proud of their ability 10 Thoma of the Nyae Nyae he said. ·'This time. None o f the owners were able to e.<;Umalc the leacher IOma N/aqu from their trip as invaluable. cope, unaided, with a flight Development Foundatio.n, younger members of the damage as they were busy cleaning up the mess. EastemDushmanland, and They heard from other in· chanae aJ Frankfurt airport. more members of thee om communitywen%toEurope, However, lheowncr ofSandra 's HairSludio, ViClOr KibbiGeorge,aleaderfrom digenous people about Though they dealt system rmlOity will attend a fol perhaps nex t time, it will Da MOla,said his losses could amounl to over R I 00 the Caprivi, travelled to problems across the Afri· atically with the business low-up conference in Am be the elden ... as long as 000. "Four years of hard work wen! up in fl ames in Denmark to! C ARING FOR OUR PRESTIGE CHILDREN ... TheCCN Children's Desk and the DEVELOPERS Working Committee on & "The Day Of The Afrl· can Child" on Friday re BUDGET HOMES ceived a cheque from RJ 9"our '1{p.tiorwi 'Developers 500 from Norsk Hydro as aconlributlontowards theevent. Themoneywas used tobuy materials and DOES BUYING A refreshments for a crea tive workshop held on Saturday. In the photo HOME MEAN graph the choir person of the pre-school sub-com mittee, Leah No moloh "BOXED FOR (left), Is pictured recelv. Ing the cheque kom the F1nanclaJ and Admlnis LI FE" trativeManagerofNorsk Hydro, Ferdlnand For an International lifestyle Hagerup, contact our agents today and make sure you won't "live in a box" .Law on casinos coming, but ••• FOR SPACE AND FREEDOM the municipality's deci fanned them of the laws International owns the JOSEF MOTINGA sion WOuld nOI carry any against gambling. Kalahari Sands Hotel in Call 212640 / 224656 weight without new Gov However, the Manag Windhoek. ALTHOUGH A law to legalise gambling in ernment legislation, ing Director of the Infer Asked about Street gam Namibia is being drafted, the actual imple The issue was also on Sun Division of Sun In bling, Kavaria said this Projects in: mentation m ight still take quite a while as the the agenda of some par terMtionai, Ganh Collins, practice was not allowed as it led to pedestrian Gobabis, Otjiwarongo, draft must first go through Cabin et, legal ties and groups during last told The Namibian from year's regional and local Johannesburgthat Sun In ' trafffic jams', stabbings writers and then be approved by parliament. KhomasdaL Dorado elections. ternational remained in· and noise pollution in pub This emerged in an in or not to allow casinos Municipality Public terested in casino devel lic places. Park, Nau-Aib, terview with the Assist resurfacedafterLhe Wind Relations spokesper:son, opments i., Namibia. He added that from time ant Director for Tourism hoek Municipality de WilHe Kavaria, told The Collins said the com to time the municipality VeddersdaL Okahal')dja in the Mini.stry of Wild· cided last month that it Namibian last w~k that pany was closely watch acted against gamblers. life, Conservation and would no !ongerobject to several foreign companies ing developments on the However. he added, be· Tourism, Wikkie Van casinos being set up in the had applied to set up casi· law, and was looking at causeofashonageofman Soon in Ongwediwa, Oshakafi Rooyen, who is in charge town centre. nos, but had not come the possible options OJX!n power they were unable and Ondangwa of drafting the law. However, Van Rooyen back on the issue when \0 it in tcnnsofbuilding a to act on a daily basis. The debate on whether told The Namibian that the muniCipality had in- casino in Namibia. Sun WINDHOEK INTERNAnONAL • Congratulations SCHOOL to GRADE r TEACHER A position os grade 1 teacher is open trom Job's July 1,1993 Protect Windhoek International School is a multi your home cultural. co-educational school catering and unlimited to both the local and international com munities. loved-ones on their by taking the Send cv, work history and copies (which 11th will not be returned)of relevant degrees. neccessary Anniversary Only teachers qualified to teach grade 1 , from ., (including mother tongue proficiency in English) need apply, TfL 228152 TEMPEST FAX 225408 -----~A.!...~HIII--- E DEADLINE for application: June 22.1993 ::--=-...::::;~ ---' ..tJwuJ.UA Send application to: '_,,; ''- Free quote on AutomatiC Garage :: 'loW< 6eIfi.r "lJC The Director, Windhoek International -.. ~;..;,~- ~-">~'; Doors and Gates ;", School, P.O. Box 9611 , Wlndhoek. ",.". 4~~ ~;+::y'.t""""'~'f, 1· i> . ',' " ',' ~~'(. ,< ~ , ., -" - • > 4 Monday June 14 1993 THE NAMIBIAN lOhOO:· News 2Oh3S : Lou Grant 21h25: FawltyTowers (new) Breast cancer on the increase A new series of British 16h56: Opening comedyslarringtheout_ 17hOO: Spiff and rageo,usly funny John Are women at risk from their environment? Hercule Cleese as an arrogam. Firefighting Follies & rude and incompetent IN WHAT has now been described us a Such factors must be expert after expert testi Madam in the Kitchen owner of a small seaside their breast tissue lhon , , "breast cancer epide mic", experts a r e scan looked into inasituation tied 10 the possibility of 17h2S: Teenage hotel who offends his wome n with h!!a lt hy ning the everyday surroundings of women's which is becoming in environmcmal links. Mutant Hero guests and abuses his breasts. in a n etTort tp find answers. creaSingly difficult 10 "There was a 30 per Turtles staff. Cleese is backed lives Another srud y found explain. cent drop in breast can that areas of the cou ntry 1lte heroes or' the sewer by Prunella Scales as his " Ifone ineight women before? They've had " Improved delection cers when three carcino do b:utle to overcome poisonous wife Sybii, with waslcsilcS were 6.5 (in the United Slales) kids, the);: are not alco by mammography can't genic pesticides were times more likelytohave evil lurking under every Andrew 'Sachs playing now get breast cancer holics ... we can 'I ex account for it," said phased out in Isreal," e levated breast cancer drain cover. the hapless Spanish when it was one in 20 plain it by known risk Davis. "Breast cancer reported Dr Samuel rates than areas which 17h45: Storybreak wailer Manuel and the just three decades ago, I factors," she said. deaths have increased by Epstien. " Yet none ofthe didn't. An added prob TIle Garnmage Cup cool and collected wail- would call that an epi One possibility is that onepercent inlhe United cancer establishment's lem was that such si tes 18hlO: Rambo ress POlly (Connie " demic," said Or Devra women have been ex Stales every year before US$l 00 million in stud were most likely 10 be Cartoons Booth) in this side-split- Lee Davis, currently en posed to new industrial and since ies has focused on pesti situated in the poor, (new) ting series. im · gaged in breast cancer materials. new house mammography." cides." He cited a study migrant areas, pulling the The everlasting fight Beverly Hills 21h58: research. hold chemicals and new At a recent enqui ry of Connecticut women women who were least between good andevil in Murders - The "Why are women in pestcides in the P«rriod into the causes of breast witb breast cancer who likely to seck medical this new exciting ani- Billionaire theirsixtiesgeltingmore since the Second World cancer - the most com bad 50 to 60 per cent care to detect problems mated series Boys Club breast cancer than ever War, mon cancer in women· higher l eveL~ of DDT in at the grealest ri sk. Episode 1: The First Judd Nelson stars as the ~======r==::;::;::;i:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;::=:;;::;;;:;;:;;:;;-r;:-;-;-:-::;-;:-:::- Slrike charismatic Joe HUD! I J 'I d ~ 18hJO, FamilySped als who 'eads privileged New AppOintment al e tor Run Don't Walk sons of Los Angeles' I Il,I 19L 'On · Dou.ne elite into a worl d of de- 15 years •..", . How~~r MD ceit and murder. Right ... Fernando Vahekeni (pictured fight) has bee,n appointed Customer --=====:::::,---o.;:::--l/ Odyssey · NDA ru Kambo, who A series about the jour- Se.rvicesMaJiagerforAfroxinNamibia. killed another man be- ney unde rtaken by Born and bred in Namibia, cause be suspected the Kingsley HOlgate andhis man's wife of poisoning M · N .!! T family who retraced it his relative. was last Livingstone's trip University of Natal an is a wee k sentenced to an through the waterways member of the Engineering Council of effective 15 years' im- (K7VToddlu) of Africa. N.amibia. prisonment after he was tObOO: We All Have 21hOO: Bad Attitudes found guilty o f murder. Tales (A) Be also spent six years working as a Kambo admitted he (K7V ends) To avoid being sent to a Section Engineer for CDM at bad killed MaUheus 10h30: Egoli (repeat) StriCI summer camp, a Oranjemun~ Johannes at Ogongo on UhOO: Black groupofyoungstersmow ' JiUlu ary 13 199 1. Rainbow (16) away on a billionaire's His responsibUities for Afrox.include Kambo,accompiUlicu IShOO: Widget who sneak aboard to -trol and went to Johannes' cue:!. (KlVtSh30 starts): Scooby Doo jet.kidnaplhebilli A pair of onairehijackers,try ~ •• by Shavuka Shanycnga, lu~~;~~~~[~~~~~:i:~bto'customers. :;:::~~:::bjl~~~~~~~\~~ shop and ordered him to Where Are to take the children bos- accompany them 10 the You? lage. headman's houscsothlll. 16hOO: Barbar Then a battle of wits en- • ~ he could be ulterrogated 16h;l0: g:~';n2 ::s~~w:.:; th;t=~ Man gets nine years .or rape about Hilen; Er."tuswho (Open time) Etban Randall, J ack was allegedly poisoned 17hOO: Th ree's Ev"o,R,"h'"dGilliland...... A MAN who started his criminal activities at cJaimed,hehadoothadsexwl'th the woman andha d by Johannes' wife . 23hOO ', Gon'Uas ,'n 'he ' ed th ' the Johanncs initially rc- C ompany 'he age of 11 Vf'ars was last week sentenced to left. Willemse also cJaun at It was woman r " 's' (A) ,- h fused. but a ter he was 171130: Loving IYU an eNe",,'ve ,n;ne yea"'" impriso nment after who had suggested that they ave sex. thre h h OlhOO', U' ' oksCou1d 11'" ." . db d J h :\Icnedt alt ccue" 18hOO: Egoli LAJ he was convicted of housebreaking with in- His allegations were re]ecte y Ju ge 0 an h dbe" , 18hJO: Major Dad Kill Strydom who said the woman had been a fair s op woul set a Ig 11 , (Premium lime) 03hOO: Queen of lent to r a pe a nd rape. witness who had made a good impression 0 0 him. he went along. 19hOO: [ron Eagle D Hearts (A) Sederich Willemse, 28, was fou nd guilty of having Further, the woman's acCount of what had hap- KambopJeadedguilty (A) 04h45: Transmission sexual imercoursc with a woman at Tsumeb, with- pened had been supported by three other witnesses. and told Ihe court that he 2O h50: African Ends out her consent, on June 21 last year. WilIemse was then found guilty of rape. and Shavuka had as- ==:::::======11 Willemse broke inlO the woman's house while Before sentence was passed. WilIemse admitted saulted Johannes, be3t- r she was sleeping and raped her after threatening her 16 previous convictions, ranging from assaull, rob- ing him wilh sticks ail Weather Forecast with a knife. He also assaulted her by beating herin bery and theft to housebreaking and attempted over,inciudinghishead the face with his fists. escape from custody. His criminal activities started He also admitted lhat he THE Weather Bureau's detailed forecllSt sum· Earlier that night WilIemse, the woman, her_ when he was ooly It-years-old. had stabbed Jonanoes mary ror Namibia ror today: husband and their daughter had visited two clubs Before passing sentence, Judge Strydom warned several times afterhe had F'ineand warm but partly cloudy and (looin-in togetber. Atmidnightthewoman'shusbanddropped WilIemse that he was heading in adangerousdirec- fallen to lbc ground. the South with Isolated showers in the extreme· her at home and he and his daughter went off tion as his criminal activities were getting progres- Judge Neal Hannah South later. elsewhere. sively more serious. foundhim guiltyandsen- Coast: Partly cloudy and mild withrogpalebes Willemse denied all the allegations in court and ''The fact that the woman was not even safe in her te nced Kambo to 18 overnight. claimed the woman had agreed 10 have sex wi th own house aggravates the case. She was not only years' imprisonment of WlJ)d:Moderatesouth·~ytonortb·west· him.However,healleged,afterhehadarrivcdather raped, but was also assaulted," Judge Strydom which three were home he had become afraid. fearing that he r hus- added before he sentenced WilIemse to an effective erly. - Sapa band could return unexpectedly. As a result , he nine years' imprisonment. orden freezing o f German and Italian assets in 1988 - SADF chiefGen l annie Geldenhuys says ing in internal affairs. United Stales. a cilizen forcecatl-up has begun as Cuban forces 1990 - 10 000 Romruliall miners pour illto 1949 - Vielnllm slate is eSlablished at Saigon move as close as t2km from Ihe NamibiM bor BuchareSl. learing down camps sel up by ~ Today Is Monday, June 14. under Bao Dai. der. denl prOleslers and ransacking newspaper ~ nd Highfigfrts in history on this dau: 1959 - United Slales agrees to providc Greece 1988 - Ango1:t teUs the UN that South Africa has • opposilion party offices. 1497 _ Duke of Gandia is murdered, allegedly with nuclear information and supply baUislic used "chemical ganes" in the war. The SADF 1992 - A century after an uprising ag~in s t Ihc by C~sare Borgia, who acquires dominanl posi rockeu. denies it Otlom.m Turlc:s. 2.,1 million people in the Yugo lion in papal politiC$;. 1962 _ European Space Research Organiz,'ltion is 1989 - Soulb Afric/l's official anthem. Die Stem. slav republic of Macedonia give independenc" 1645 - Forces under Oliver Cromwell ddeal eSlablished at Paris. France. is bmnded idolatrous and an embarrassmenl at Mother try. Royalists at Naseby in England. 1964 - High winds and floods in West Pnkislan !he provincial synod ofthe Anglican Church. It is 1860 - PLUar Icller boxes fuSI used in Cape de'toy hundreds of homes and lake more than decided 10 replace Die Stem with Nkosi Sikelele Today's Birthdays: Tow~ 2.50 live,. i Afrika. Jeny Kosinski. Potish-bom wrilcr( I ~33- 19q I ); 1898 - Anglo·Frencn Convention defines 1967 - US Marlnerspacecrnft i~ launched loward 1989 - Stale President P W Boma says !he gov Boy George. English pop singer ( [961-), boundaries in Nigeria and Gold Coast. Venu., trying 10 disl'over if thal plallel can sup emmenl will nol hesilate 10 se nd !he SAP and Ihe 4 1939· Japanese blockade .Brilish concession at port life. SADF into Namibia if the ANC and the SACI' Thought For Today: Ticntsin. 1975 - Soviet Union l aunchc ~ its sa:ond space appear 10 be launching opeulions against South lnilintive is doing Ihe righllhing withOUTbeing 1940 - German force~ occupy Paris in World craft in six days toward Vellus for OI:lObcr ren Aflica. told _ Viclor Hugo. French writer ( 1802-1885). WarD. dezvous designed 10 land one or two capsules on 1989 - Olina arresls more activists. expels jour 1941 _ US President Franklin D. Rooseve/l plMet. nalists and warns Uniled St " Quiet week as stock exchange moves office 1 LAST Friday at the Namibian Stock Exchange: first share was listed. Last week it was al Africa, is still climbing steadily. Last week 97,10. the, NSE moved offices. as the number of .. 1bese figures are tentative : either the stockbroking companies in Namibia dou Company L"", Current Buyers Sellers Index· reporter's own calculations or because of bled. Price Price some unclarity in the NSE repon. AgiantcompanyofthelohannesburgStock R R R R % Exchange, Simpson McKie Inc, opened an :1 Comment: offi ce in Windhoek's Kaiserkrone Centre Slanbic is still the only mover on the NSJ;., and hired the onl y practising stockbroker NictU'l 0, 2~ 0,25 78 showing that -no share investors seem ready Wikus Hanekom. With Hanekom went the Namibian Fishing ,I to foresee m any positivcdevclopments corn· exchange but it should be just as accessible to Industries 5,50· 5,50/3,50* 102 ing in Namibia. The share price of Stanbic, curious people or wo uld-be inve... tors in its Namibia Sea owner of Standard Bank Namibia, Standard new office. 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Bessemer Street i 6 Monday June 14 1993 THE NAMIBIAN Bank to act IE conomic Indicators I Friday's quotations for unit tru st funds: FUND NAME Uuy Sell Yield % SADC AUSA: on rates GE: t49,22 IW,57 5.17 Industri al t31,25 122.76 4.12 HARARE: Zimbabwe's central Reserve Income 102,31 1(X),93 na SENIOR ECONOMIST BOE: Bank said on Friday it would acl 10 keep (HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPME NT) Growlh t65,86 154,95 2.711 down spiralling interest rales which business Community Growth leaders say threaten companies with col F~d 113,119 t07.57 nn Applications are ilwited !rom suitably qualified cHizens 01 NAMIBIA lor the position 01 lapse. Senior Economist (Human Resources OevelopmenQ 10 be basad al SADe Secretariat, n COMMERCIAL UNION: Growth 128,38 Gaborone, Botswana. . In a statemelll after its The central bank said 119.M 3.46 FEDUFE: sccoodmeetingin aweek the lack of cash was BACKGROUNO with heads of Zimba GE 137.42 12U3 4,47 "temporary and -'iea GUARDBANK : The Human Resources Development Sector, Assisted as appropriate by the SADe bwe 's financial institu sonal" aod largely be Growth 2750,38 Secretarial. is in the processol Developing ils long-term strategy and clarifying itspolides. tions, the bank said it 2559.48 4.38 In keeping with $ADe Policy towards al 01 SADe Sectors, the SADe Secretariat provides cause companies had just Resources 168,24 156,3t 5,02 would "assist in moder ovaraR policy and Cfoss'seGlOral coorcination 10 the regional training council, particularly paidthcirincomet3X and Industrial 135,41 t26.7l! 5,W on macroeconomic. Management and 'inancial issues. ating the upward march because oflarge govern Income 118 ,33 117 ,09 I.UO ofinterest rales" but gave ment funding require IGI Lire: JOB DE SCRIPTION no details. ments. GE t36.41 127.61 3.18 In suppOf1 01 the Human Resources Developi'n9fll SectOl', the incumbsn! will play a key role Analystssaid the bank Business leaders say METBOARD: in evoMng and shaping the SADe's Human Resources Development Policiesand provide was likely to pumpmore some compani es may Metfund GE 208,14 193.47 3.68 Strategic support 10 the regionaltrar,ing council in the implementalion of its programme cash into the cash· collapse because of the Income 108,7 1 1(J} ,57 12.82 ac~vifies and irl building analytical capacity. The olficerwill work close(y with the regional strapped money market, higb cost of money to METROPOLITAN: trairlirlg council in managirlg SADC's institutional strengtheniflg anB in· service training where interest rates have service their debts or fi Metlife GE 122,70 114.65 6.1 1 programme and wor!( on labour market issues. I stayed at about 45 per nance any expansion MOMENTI]M: GE 267,71 251.13 3,96 cent in the past few NDS: SPECIACALLY, THE SENIOR HUMAN RESOURCES ECONOMIST WILL BE RE· projects at a time when SPONSIBLE FOR: weeks. Because of lack annual inflation remains Hallmark 984.25 919.07 4.31 a) Assisting SADC to improve Human Resources Development, including training and of cash, business in lhe at 30-35 per cent after NORWICH; capacity·Building in member states, particularly sector coordinatin g units and the market has virtuall y peaking at a record 50 GE 388,76 363 .0 1 .'.34 SADC Secretariat itseU , ground to a halt. per cent last year. OLD MUTUAL: Investors 2794.68 2603.63 3.70 b} Coordinatirlg and managing. on behaH 01 the SADC Secretariat, its policies and Growlh 242,70 226,21 programmes in sopport 01 the Human Resources Development Sector by providing Top Companies 260,04 242 ,:W "'4.29 leadership In tile articulation 01 issues relevant to the region's Human Resources Market round-up Industrial 364,39 3]8,92 3.61 through sectoral and slib-sectorial strategies, Focus wil l be on: Mining 294,71 • 274,49 3,44 ~ ~propr j ate and affordable education and training; Gold 158,55 147,75 3.44 ii) Enhancing the capacity of regional institutions fo r management and training; Here is how major stock markets outside the Income 111 ,87 110.66 12.62 ia} Addressing issues related to the creation of an enabling environment for Un it~d States ended on Friday: SAGE: individuals and institutions to apply their skills to the fullest extent and LONDON - Shares ended a quiet day mixed to GE 2542,65 2372,49 3,53 iv) AddreSSing future ai6as for cooperation wilhin Ihe context of SADC's programme firmer, with stronger FfSE futu res and gains on Resources 121 ,35 113,30 4,41 of actiorl. SANLAM: Wall Street providing some support, dealers said GE 1688, 10 1580,63 3,30 cl Advising the Human Resources Development sector and the organisation as a \Yhole, The FfSE 100 index ended 1. 8 points higher at Index 1329.07 1244,47 3.64 as appropriate, on re!evant sector planning, financing and maclo-economic issuesan, 'n T E GNIESE komitee o m Sekretaris van lustisie, Dr Albcn ondersoek in te stel na waar die Kawana met Or Lazarus Hangula. 'n grens tussen Bots w a n a e n geskiedkundigeenGuntherReuler. die SKADE van mi.ljoene rande is Vrydag in die Baines"in.koopseotrum in Pionierspark aaJl8erigtoe ' n Namibie le is verlede week op die Landmeler·Generaal. brand in een van die winkels ontstaan het. Die oorsaak van die brand kon nog nit: bepaal word rue been gebring met die ratifikasie Die span moet binne dertig dae mel maar het vermoedelik sy oorsprong gehad deur 'n elektrine kortsluiting in die Texas Steak Randt, van 'n ooreenkoms wat Presi. hul werlcsaarn hede begin en bchoor1 eenvandieondememinas indieaebou. dent Sam Nujoma met die bul werksaam hede blnncdriemaandc Die brand is omstreeJu 051100 deur die o-al'" cm poIisie en die brandweer rapnnrteer en hune nadie aanvang van die olldeTSock afle -" r - staatshoof van Botswana kon daarin Ilaal om die vuur in toom te hou en ' n troot aed"Ue van dte kompleka, insluitende '0 handel. groot super-mark van die vlamme le spaar. UOlecuo heL Die reikwydle van die ondersoek. !:.:.::.:=!:.::..:::=.::...:.::::.=:...:.:::::::::..::"::Oc::::.:.______--1 Die komilee moot alle bestaande bebels coder andere dal die tegniese ooreenkOfflSle oor die grens, kaarte kom itee di e AngI~DuitseOo ree nkom s van die gebied en voorJ eggings van vanI 890eodie Angl~Duits.Po rtu gese Verdediging in Windhoek bespreek die pubUeke besludeer eft .met ' n Verdrag van 1892watdiegrellS lussen voorstelkom wal bindend virdie twee Botswana eo Namibie rondom die ' 0 STREEKSBYEEN. Windboek en Namibie, Botswana en verwag word van 'n laode sal wees. eilandbepaal moetbestudeerenbepaal KOMS OOT verdediging afgevaardigdesvanZim A ngola het oor di e weermag wat apartheid Die eiland het sedert presies waardie pens lusscn die Iwee indiesuhlconti nentneem babwe, Zamb ii!. naweek in die land in die verlede moes onafhanklikheid ' n dispuul tussen lande rondom dieeiland [email protected] mag vandag ' 0 aanvang in Tam:.anie. Mosambiek, aangekom.Dieplekwaar beskenn ru e. Namibie en Botswana veroorsaak ook eruge re levante kaanc cn andcr die byeenkoms gehou Hy s! hy kan homscIf n:1dat Botswana di l as deel van sy male ri aal rondom diegrens bestudee r. p ••••• ••• ••••••••• word is nie bekend ' 0 gedepolitiseerde groodgebiedopgciHsensy vlagdaarop Ve rder kan hulle mondeli nge gemaak rue maar dit sal weennagvoorstel waarin gebys hel. 'n Plofbare situasie is getuierus neem van bevoegde pcrsonc I ~ JI vandagbeginenbehoort lede van Umkhonto en hanteermet'nbyeenkomstussenPrcsi- indietweelandewathullekanhelpom 1 ~~. III virctievolgendevierdae die SAW saam kandien dent Nujoma, President Ketumile met 'n besluil oor die gren.~geskil le te duur. maar dit sal eers kan Masire van Botswana en President kom. ( ~~ Een van die gebeurnademokratiese RobertMugabevanZimbabweop24 HuUewordverderook.instaatgestel : afgevaardigdes na die verkiesings in die land Mei 1992 by Kasane. om wetenskaplike inligting in le win • ( 6 Months 1 Year ) II byeenkoms Siphiwe gehou is, Die Nasionale Vergadering bet deurkuodiges te huurwanneer nodig. Nyaoda, slafhoof van Hy het die eenparig besluit om ratifikasie le Hiemabehoonhulle'overslagoplc • • UmkhonleweSizwe,s(! moontlikbeid van verleenaandieooreenk:oms'waltusscn stel wat voorge1e moel word aan die • NAM IBI A • die African National retaliasie teen regse die slaatsboofde aangegaan is om tweestaatSboofdeenookaanPresidem • Weekly R7. 'R l30 • Congress sal meer as 13 elementeuitgesluitmaar eerder die dispuut op 'n vreedsame Mugabe van Zimbabwe wat 3S • OaUy R270 R525 • 000 opgeleidepcrsoneel bygevoegdat dit die reg wyse te hanteer deur 'n tegniese beslegterrydensdieeerstevergadering • I bydra tOI 'n nuwe van individue is om k.omitee op die been te bring wat die opgetree het. SOUTH AFRICA • I verenigde weermag in hu lselflehesk.erm indien saak sal ondersoek. Die Iwee Die bevindings van die Weekly R75 R140 • • Suid-Afrika. nodig. staatsboofde bet ook. ondemcem om ondersoekspan oor die grens s:\l Dally R300 R650 • • Nyanda sa dil is Lede van Umkhonto niks le doen wat die vriendskaplike bindeod wees vir die Iwee lande. • BOTSWANA, LESOTHO, • onaanvaarbaar vir die in Suid-Ahika is tans verhoudings tusscn die twee lande Die ratifikasie van die ooreenkoms • MALAWI , ZIMBABWE I Suid- Afr ikaanse besig mel politiekewerk. skadeliksal rei'nvloedrue. is moontlik gemaak na hewige I Weekly R200 R390 • Weerm ag om te glo dat enisverantwoordelikvir Volgens die memorandum mOO l ' n debatvoering in die Nasionale I Daily ROOD R1550 I ledevanUmkhontoeers die verdediging in tegniese komitee bestaande uit scs Ve rgadering waar die meeste lede • • aanhul standaardemOCI geweldgeleislerde lede tussen die twee lande opgeslel Botswana as die aggressor bestempcl • ZAMBIA, ZAIRE I voldoon alvorens hullOI woonbuurte vandieland word om die kwessie le ondersoek. bet maarberus hel bydie besluit om dil • Weekly R235 R400 I die nuwe weermag lerwyl baie van hulle Die Namibiese span staan onder op 'n vriendskaplike wyse op te los. Daily R920 R1S20 • I loegelaat word. Daar buile die land is vir ~a~a~n~v~0~e~'i~n~g~v:'n~d~i:e..:p:"~m~'~n~e:n~1e:..~!!!!"";,::~i:::::..:"'''': ___ • FRANCE, GERMANY, • word mense benodig in opleidingom Umkbomo • EUROPE, BRITAIN • 'nloek.omstigeweermag le verander van 'n • Weekly R500 R900 • walinstaatsalwcesom guerillamag na 'n • • die demokrasie le konvension"ele Rl-miljoen borg vir Oaify R1200 R2500 • I verdedig en dit kan nie weennag. NORTH AMERICA I Weekly R325 R600 I~~~~~~~~~ I Dally R1 500 R2700 I ROGATE PRIMARY SCHOOL diamantsmokkel ha the followtna vaaancies: I - AU STR ALIA, NEW ZEALAND - I I • Weekly R32S R630 I) Grflgtlilphy GlOIdes:4.6&7 DIE twee mans wat olllangs mag verbat sonder die tocslcmming I Ollly R1500 R2700 I Blbllaal Education Grades:4&5 arresteer is met met 1 013 dia van die polisie rue. I I Physical Training (Boys) Grades:4&5 mante ter w aarde van R6.4- Prusa, wie 'n diamantkonsessie hou I I 2) Jo: ngHsh Grade:5 in Banghi, Sentraal·Afrika, en Nassar POST TO, The rIIJ./Iub,ln. PO ROI 207113. miljoen is borgtog toegestann van I I Uiblicallnstructkms Grade:6 van Antwerp in BeJgi~, wal 'u W",d<",k. Namlb,a Rl- m i lj oen en RI OO 000 I I diamantkoper van beroep is, is urrcstcer 3) English Grade:4 ondeukeide lik. Hulle was I Name: I Physical Training (G irls) Grades:4&6 in 'n lokval mel twee polisiemanne. ------Vrydag nog in aa nhouding. I Address: I 4) Class Teacher Grade:3 Diamantelerwaardc van R6492 784.38 I ------I Fadi Anton Nassar(32) van Leba met 'n karaal van 3 043 ,7 1 was by die I Postal Code: I non en Mario Prusa van Wi n< U1 OC k is transaksie betrokkc. ------vroeer anesteer in 'n polisielokvaJ I I cm:lose a c hequc/pu~ta l order to the amoun t I ajAI'f'I", ...... ro",,7J!101'ZOIlm 1jOl'2/S44 Die Iwee mans he t na bcwering It) 11 ..1th ~Itt ro"" 727 wat bestempcl is asdie groolste nogin I o[ [0' wccb ~uhscriplion I Iydens die lobla! R4 278 825 plu .~ 52 ~) Prnuf fir N..... illiln CiU/.cn. Valombola popepipcpi kombinga yuuninginino okwa lombwcla oshifo oya Ii ya paakingwa s ho CCN OSWALD SHIVu1E lela nomweelo mpoka okanano ashike okahupi shika kutya ye pethimbo oomcta 20 Iwaampoka· m O m anga ndjina hapu kala Oosek.urily okuza mpo k. a pu na ndjokaokwaadhikaalca okuza pokandunda gOkutopola iikulya Ohauto yoLand Cruiser yOmbaki ndjoka dhOsikola ndjoka. Oosekurity. taya lele lalaatala, ngashi ShiIO, kOosekurity . mOshak ali nas ho osha hayi longithwa kOmunambelewa U usiku mboka ondhalate-nenge oya menilyOsikolashokashi Oo s e kur i l y yakwa po Omukuluntu gwOndoolopa ya Shakati Oombotsotso odha li dhe adhika ye yi teta nale li mo, omanga laic mOshitopolwa oladhi k Oomb Ol s o t s o . meme Auguste Taanyanda mokulonga ya po, dba adha po ngaa walyewo, tayapititha po Mw:ili la a IhigaJ a po. um ana sho dha tul wa O manga s hi mwe nokulongitha iipambele yOmbelewa iihauto oyindji nodha yi ohaulO nokuhinga ya Kepulo tate Mwalila pomahala gomatonatelo shElongo nasho sha 1i ndjika oya pits ya ya kwa po okupendukila pohaulo ndjoka lamba oleya ndjoka ya okwa ti ye okwa kal ae li dhi 1i iikaha yowala sha kUlh w;1 O lyomakaya ga ziko. nokudhenga mo pilamondoolopayokuya meni Iyokangul u kawo mokati kOombotsotso pO m ba :l l1 ga okakende, taye yi undula kOshakali nenge pelhimbo ndjoka na il1ll. ya homatanokomaycgo. mO$hakali manga okushuna kas hona kOndangwa. mona s ha nande. Omasikugazikookwa Omulal eli ngob a li Eyakopo lyOhaulo n 0 0 n k w a w 0 monima, taye yi unduWe O mu samanc Bcn Ohaluka a.. hike konima hokololwa kutya nasho a ya ndj ika ekumilhi dhEpangelo dba tbi.ka komeho ooku yi sitata Nantinda, mboka ya ij ye lhimboyadhimbulula Oombotsotso odha .ya m·Onlbaanga. Shi ka n 0 0 n k 0 n d 0 pune Iwaampoka. mem pam uka lo ngob ya miilonga YC lonalelo pu ku ryaohautoyimwe kayi niihauto oyindj i osha monika kOpolisi molwashoka obayi lwolugumbo IwOsikola longitha, laya yi Valombola yo na lete po . Ohauto ndjok a, mOshilopolwa sha nanakuyaka ok\va p aak i n~ w a, pamwe yU ungom ba ya podhalate yolugumbo SamwelMwalila,kepulo omuntu ngc ita fundju, Shakati. oshokanashoka kwatwa nal e. 'Elelepeko lyootundi IwMeriam ota pewa ehaRdu laye nena tali nyenyetwa kaalongi i !i'" , keenyala nopokali Ambrosius Amutenya iim aliwa YOk ukala TYAPPA NAMUTEWA komaulu. OSWALD SHIVUTE MOSHAKATI ngoka e li Omutaleli noyokweenditha ndele Meri am okwa monika gwOshikondoshElongo oyendji yomuyo kaya OMUKUI,.UKADI 00 a dipaele okaana nale ondj o yedipao. O sb inima shelelepeko Iyootundi dhiilonga lyAakuluntu nOotundi pewa sha. nonande ya kanyamunghwao,eshi e ka xupila nomeva a asbike eshi omupanguJi yaalongisikola onkee ngaa tashi nyenyetwa dhika dhokomatango uvithile oofoolom a (uluka, ota pewa ehandu layeongula yODena a didilika kUl ya pamwe kAa longisikola yokoNooli notaY8 indite okwa ti kutya dhoO ai ms. mOmhangu yOpombada yaVenduka. otashidulikaebe li nawa Oshikondo shElongo shi talulule oshinima etumpakano ndika olye Aalongi yamwe mouluvi, she Iikwalelela uoene koupwidi waye. shika. ya po sho kwa etwa mboka ye li mOosikola Omukulukadi ou, omafiku mahapu inaka edhilaadhilo epe dbomom akuli otaya Meriam Jeremia.28, Iya, nongeenge ka mono okwa li a tu mwa mans :! Elombwelo Iyokutya pobetatu yonguJ a ndjoka lyokufutaaaJongi mbaka indile nayo wo ya pewe okwa monika nale oodjo efilonghenda loikulya keengang, daSouth Af· ·lalongisikola oye oa pOosikola dhawo. p a m u k a I 0 omautbemba ge na sha melopoto lokutya okwa oha ke I pewa ya rica koBloemfoolein ukulonga ngasbi naana Aalongitaya gwedhako gwalongekidhwa nawa nokukala negumbo dipaa okanonalcadona pilulilwa mumwe k os hip a n ge l o aanambelewa yakwawo nokunyenyeta nalango gwokomwedhi, ngashi ngashi "gaa mboka ye li kedina Auguste nomaxu ai na novana. shovayananghwengu nallongi yi Hi k Ul ya oyendj i omafutilo m ak. wawo kiitopolwa yilwe fil o Mutalenikeedula nhano Oka kala yo opo ku talike ngcenge mEpangelo olya li Iya yomaalongisikola ye li baga ningwa inapa Namibia nenge mboka momafiku 4 aNovcmber nokuxupil wa nomeva a okuli tuu nawa. tseyithwa omwed.hi gwa pooperesenda 75% uvitbwa we oofooloma yomoondoolopa. 1991. fuluka taka xupilwa Oid j e m o ziko okuzilila oomeme moka mokati kooyimwe nooyimwe "OshinimaoshaCa latu Okaana aka oka kal a nomokanya omanga yomakonakono otai ka kOmbelew a yElongo kayo munambokaye na ngasbi bas hi ningwa Iulumikwaowinaopo tu nokuhepe.kwapamukalo omafim bo am we baka udika oogula yonena, nOm i tbigulul w ak. alo uubanona, noshi li ire shito. tonde Epangelo Iyelu , wop aupwidi oule xwikwa noikuni noponee Meriam OIaka kOndangwa. ya ngeyi kutya ngele nani "O m a l o ng e k id h o osboka os hi shiwike weemwedi omugoyi. yomindil o kombuda, pewa ehandukilo \aye. shangelwa ombapila oye na okuzimbuka ngaka oge li metifa lela nawa pandjokonona ya Paumbangi ou wa I ndj oka tayi ti kutya kontano nena pokati kombelewa yo Namibia irutya aalongi yandjelwe momhangu. okuzaesilcu lyotangolya komagumbo otaya kala persooe l/Aaniilon ga yokoNooli oyo naana Augustc okwa dalwa Oshigongi oshinene Juni omvul a ndj ika baya thild ko pohetatu mEpangelo nOshikondo a a·y a m bid bi d h i ashike komushamane aalongisikola otaya kal a yokongulohi taya adha shIimaliwa, onkee yOngundu tayaipangele. waMeriam, ashike haya longo ootu ndi aanonayalilanoyamona aalongi naya longe onkee oshafa taku Meri am haye ina. Okwa shAalongi pOnesi betatu dhuudha esiku iihuna. ashikenombilioshinima kongwa omau tho kala nee mooxe pamwe kehe moshiwike, ano O shinima shimwe otashi w apalekwa gokuge yeke aalongi nounona vaMeriam. Oshigo n gi oshinene s h o k o mu m vo okuza Omaandaha sigo pOosikola dhomokuti moompadhi oontalala". yokoshi topolwa huka Okaana aka oka kala shAalongisikola ayehe yom Oshikandjo!onga Etitano. Taya tamcke po kapu na omeyaniikulya. Amutenya ta lombwele. owina opo ya tonde nokuhepekwa ok udja 10 otas lt i ka ningilwa pOseko ya Nesi ett het:llu yongula naanona Uundjugo wokuholama Pokati rn poka oshifo anuwa ngeno Epangelo MaalitsafiyoNovembcr 26.06. 1993 m oka tarn\! ka kund at hw anwlO" sigo opoyimwe iihuna nee. shikaoshamonanatango lyawo".Aalongi yamwe 1991 omo ka ka xulifa. iini m a oyindji yE lo n go ya pam b a yomute nya , yo sho " m 0 s h i t 0 p 0 I w a omanyenyeto laga zi ya lombwele oshifo Moule weemwedi O shiknndj olongo sh ika, aanona t")la yi ngashi shoka kaalongisi1cola mboka s hi ka ngaaka 000, oka kala nokuliwa Nonandc illashi yela natango nawa. ot l'EL _\6910 Classified Advertisements Cycle win All Blacks snatch victory FAX. J _1980 HOCKENHEIM: Australian Dary. C HRISTCHURCIf: New Clarke's six pcnaltit!., for Ihe All Buttie, ridiog a Zeal:md's All Blacks s na tched:1 Blacks. Special Services C ars Fo r Sa le To let Hondl, won Ih~ 20·18 fi rst t est victory in th{'I:lst In S3lurday 's O\ ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE NAMIBIAN VACANCY In Older la Improve our sorvico If) II)(IrlofS o:"ld oavorhsng clienTs of Tne N(JfTlIhlnn. pease Pros"ge Real Estl,e Experienced nolo Elt 13 - lole Agents Plot and Plan . Aaverlasets In 11'10 clCJ$Sjliod columns ¥\ould 3 Bedfooms·m OSWALD SHIVUTE AT OSHAKATI THE Northern Namibia Tennis Association has GET YOUR COPY OF received a generous sponsorship ofR2 000 from Independence Caterers Namibia for t heir HEARTS AND MINES forthcoming open tournament. Thecompetition will take pl ace tbis weekend FROM: at the Ongwediva Tennis Courts. Competitors ACTING chairperson of the Northern Namibia Tennis Association, will battle for honours in a men's as well as a Sackey ' Lamola' Ekandjo (third from left) receives the sponsorship ladies division. ,~V, cheque from Andrew N Jyambo, spokesperson of Independence , ALL LEADING .. Interested competitors who wish to take Caterers Namibia (second from left). Also pictured are (f.I. ); Fiina BOOKSTORES part in the competition can contact Sacky Ndilula, ' yambo, Ekandjo, PiU5 Ndeunyems, Andr<; Koegelenberg Ek:mdjo at tel.(067S1)·300S0. and Mannetjies Kambonde. , THE NAMIBIAN OFFICES 'MAIL ORDER French fighters r------·-----.--, Pirates test I I would like to I bruised by WP order ...... copies of : Hearts and Mines : CAPE TOWN: T he true character of the at R27,50 per copy. I Italian stars French rugby touring side will be tested in the· next few days after their bruising 12-6 (GST included) I victor y over Western Province at Newlands I JOHANNESBURG: South gear in the opening half, but it was a on Saturday. Name:...... I African footba ll went on show in great leamingexperience for our guys. I Europe at the weekend. And Italy "We need this short of opposition to A French rugby cap effort in which flyhatf I ...... I and Spain couldn't fail to be help us improve. Milan impressed me tain is more than just the Pierre Montlaur kicked with their class and ball control, and it leader on the field. He four penalties, but also I Postal Address: ...... I impressed by Orlando Pirates, was a good lesson for Pirates and South represents the spirit of showed up his limita who battled hard to restrict AC I I African soccer players in generaJ.'· the team and when he is ti ons as a link with his I ...... I Milan to a 3-2 victor y in the Capello,AC's Manager, stunned by injured, the whole teams three-quarters. I ...... I inaugural Nashua Chall enge at the huge crowd that turned up to watch huns. With the injury to Western Province, al· Johannesburg's E llis Par k on his expensive line-up of superstars, Jeff Tordo, an inspired, tbough they lost the I ...... ,...... , ...... I Saturday. was impressed by Pirates' commit uncompromising leader match, in facI have more Underd ogs Pirates rose to lhe occa ment. France has suffered a reason to feel pleased I I SiOn and came away with an "honour "1bey have a lot of talent in their setback. than ever before in what Enclosed Is a cheque/postal I able draw" ag.ainsl the 13-time Italian, tea.m and they have .good technical The severity of this has been a very lean sea order payable to Free Press of I champions in a pulsating encounter skills," he said, "but theY'uccd to play. setback will only be de son for them . watched by a near-capacity 60 000 more direct. Most of the lime ttiey termined in the next Locks Louis Blom and Namibia. I crowd. The match wa.<;: beam'ed (i ve we nt sideways and b·ackwaros·instead game against South Af especia!J y the fi ery Nico I via sa t ~ llit e to Ital y and Spain. of"forwards." ri ca B in East London on Wegner outplayed, out OR I "We marketed South Afri cah-soc . "The players wearing' the nUf\lbcr , TlJesday. thought and out jumped I cer in the best way possible." cn eight, 10 and 13 jerseys - I cannot The French· showed inte rnational renowned Debit my credit card, I thused Pirates' managingdirectoT lrvin pronounce their names - really im true character on Satur Oli vier Roumat and Visa/Master/Other Khoza after a tense battle. "This game pressed me," he said, referring to the day. 1bey lost their cap Olivier Merle. I was a great advertisment fo r football never-say· die efforts ofTeboho Moloi, tain after only 11 min Province pinned Number: ...... I in this country." French international Zairean Djento Kambala and Albcrt ules and were being out France on the advantage Signed: ...... I Jean Pierre Papin was the difference Mahlangu. played in their own de line, minimised their I between the sides on a chilly winter's Papin found the net wi th pinpoint panment of strength , opponents possession, afternoon. His pair of vo Ueyed first volleys in the 12th and 42nd minutes, Iheir line-outs.Oli vie r but unfortunately for Date: ...... I hal f goals proved enough to seal the with veternn winger Robcno Donadoni Roumat (lock) took over them did not control their I Buccaneers' fate. • . brought on for young MuuroTassottJ the captaincy and had to own ball good enough, Please return this form to I 1'We were hap py when Papin wa,<; at halftime - grabbing Milan's thi.rd changc tactics. while unforced errors He rts n Mln I substituted at the start of the second goal with some brcath t akin g.~k il[ after lllcyccnai nl y battled also cost them dearly, The am b an, PO Box 20783, I hal f," KhoZl.1 said. "He was in a di ffer 57 minutes, and Hailed 0-3 at the The French on the em class and was givingourdefenders Pirates replied with Malllangu 's54\h break. but in the end their other hand handled the L Wlndhoek, ______Namibia. J I nightmares." mi nute penalty and a great ~trike by excellent defe n~ive pal· wet ball better and never Onlooker Jomo Sono, one of this Argentinian Osvaldo Nartallo, whose tCOlS gave them victory. cra cked under the pres country 's lcgendary players, hit the· powerful dose-range header was hi s There we re few stars sure and in the end JUSt nail on the head when he stated after first touch of the ball after replacing in the French victory. It deserved to stay un wards: "Milan didn'l move out of first a minute earlier. wa~ a deternlined team beaten. ... , . ," " " , THe-'NAMIBIl(N. ., .•, , ., . , , " Results Results NFA Premier League Sport shorts ... Sport shorts Ca stle Classic Cup Stich victorious FIRST - ROUN D: MlCHAEL Stich showed just how du ll winning on Saturday: grass courts can be yesterday, as he captured the Khomasdal - (B) Queen's Club Grass Court Championship with a 6-3, Young O nes 0, 6-4 victory over Wayne Ferreira. The Gennan served Prime Press up seven aces and eventually found a backhand return Liver pool 0; (A) a ga~s t the South African 10 win the 86 000 dollars top Auto C ent r e prize in the tournament that often serves 85 a barometer Nampol 0, TCL for Wimbledon. Chief Santos 4. Kuisebmond - (D) EasternJumpenO. Swallows beaten Namib Woestyn 1; (D) Robber SPORTING Lisbon ended their two-match Soulh Af C ha n ties 1, rican sO(:cer lour with a convincing 3-0 win over a HERO TURNED VILLlAN. .. Namsea Orlando Pirates star striker Ewald 'The Terrible' Hieseb lnteratlantic 81 ue brave but outplayed Moroka Swallows at Ellis Park in (extr~me right) heads the ball past Kraatz Welding EI~ven Arrows goalie Immanuel 'Sparks' W aters 2, JohaJUlcsburg on Sunday. Sporting, playing without Gottheb during yesterday's Castle Classic Cup fint round Group C outing. Hieseb, Pirates hat Independence -(8) seven of their Portuguese intern ationals who play trick star against Doleriet Try Again on Sa turday night, spoiled a fine display against Arrows Civics 0, Desert Malta in a World Cup qualifier this week, defeated yesterday when he received a red card ror sta mping on an Arrows player as h~ lay on the ground. Rollers 0; (A) HeHe nic 5-0 in Cape Town on Satu rday. United S ta r s S. Ra mble rs 2: (C) K r aah : Weld ing Rampant Bulls Eleven Arrows 0, FOR the second lime in a week a rampant Northern M ukorob Pelagic Transvaal rugby leamran in nine tries against acentral T iger s 0; (C) union when they whipped Nonhern Free State 61-23 Doleriet Try Again in a Cross-Section match at Loftus Versveld on Friday 2, Namsea Orlando night. The brilliant Light Bulls scored nine tries and United Stars Pirates 3. led 26- 14 at halftime-. Sunday: Independence- (A) United S tars 0, Celtic draw TCL Chief Santos 2; (B) Young Ones BLOEMFONTEIN, playi ng wit hout their coach Shepperd Murape, struggled to a goalless draw, against I, Desert Ro UersO; Welkom EagJes in a NSL Cutle League match in (C) Doleriet Try Bloemfontein yesterday. The failure to secure both k Again I, Mukor ob Pelagi<" Tigers 3; goals can be contri buted to the fact that their regular (C) Kraatz coach Shepperd Murape has returned to Zimbabwe - ii>'Santossecure"'second-round berth ... W eld ing Ele ve n reponedly to resolve fami ly matten. Arrows 2, Namsea streak by taking both em Jumpers 1-0. Orlando Pirates 2; Lewis v. Bruno . CONRAD ANGULA their outings at the week ... In Windhoek, Civ (A) Ramblers 2, end to become the onl y ies and Desert Rollers Auto C entr e WORLD Boxing Council heavyweight champion ERONGO F irst D ivision outfit U n ited Stars side to gain a definite drew 0-0 with Young Na mpol L Lennox Lewis will probably fight Frank Bruno in humiliated Premier League c ha mpions place in the second Ones also forci ng Prime Kuisebmond - (D) Britain's richest fight bout in Cardiff on September25, R a mblers 5-2 and TCL C h iefSantos booked round. Press Liverpool to a Interatlantk Blue their representatives said last Friday. Bnmo's pro Waters 0, Eastern their place in the secon d round of the Castle A couple of goals each goalless draw at Inde moter Mickey Duff said he was "hopeful" the title Jumper s 0; (D) C lassic C up with a 2-0 victory over the s a me by leading Pre mier pendence Stadium. showdown would be finalised around Ju ne 25-26 after Namib Woestyn 2, United a t t h e I n de p e n dence Stadium League strike r Gerros Mukorob Tigers and talks with Le wis's American promoter Oan Ouva. 'The Bomber' Witbeen Kraatz Welding Eleven Robber Chanties 1. yesterday. (80th and 88th) and his Arrows also played to a • T he remaining The first round of the never looked like the sensational strikingpart goalless stalemate wi!b first round Lightning Frankie trouble-tom Castle Clas same side that repre ner Steven 'Teenage ' Namsea Orlando Pirates m a tches will be sic Cup, which was sus sented Namibia in lhe Augume b (50th and fini shing the day's pro cOn:' ple ted I his FRANKJE Frederi cks showed his me tt le in atrocious weekend. conditions in Paris last Friday for a 100 metre, triumph pended by the Namibia presllglOus Afri ca 85th) did the trick for gramme with a narrow which left him wondering which event 10 run in the Football Association, Champions Cup. Santos against bard-run 3-2 victory over Doleriet Worl d Championships. Fredericks, runner-up in both was played in three dif Stars prolific scorer ning police outfit Try Again at the Inde NSL Castle sprints in last year's Olympics, ran 10,5 1 seconds into ferent venues in Wind arxt 1992 Western Soc Nampol on Saturday. pendence Stadium on the wind and ram. Bnmy Surin was second in 10.53. hock and Walvis Bay. cer League Top Scorer The Premier League Saturday night. League pacesetters were back in Stars striker and na Sunday 8 ada of Nigeria won the 400m in 46.oosec. The NFA, on Friday of the Year, Reinholdt issued a press statement ' Habassan ' Gurirab en business yesterday when tional team candidate RESULTS of NSL stating that due to the joyed a fie ld day against a 36th minute goal by Ewald Hieseb scored a Castle League Chiefs win discri minatory manner the lacklustre Ram mies Gerson 'Bullow' first half bat-trick for First Division in which !be candidates defence and clinched a Taunareb paved the way Pi rates with the socce r m atches played yesterday A SOLI TARY goal by striker Timothy Leseyanenfter for thecompetiti on were deserved hat·trick. for a welcome victory Frederick cous ins, (home t(' allls listed seven minutes was enough to give Kaizer Chiefs selected, it would not Gurirab's goals came over United Stars. Stephanus andlsak,each first): victory over Dynamos in an NS L Castle League ma tch sanction !be competiti on in the 20th, 47 th and The sharps hooting pulling a goal back for Iwis a Kaizer at the Rand Stadium yesterday. Chiefs staned bri skly as il was "unconstitu 72nd minutcs wi!b his Witbeen made it 2-0 for the Canyon National Chiers 1, Dynamos but failed to capitalise on the many scoring opportuni tional and illegal". teammates mid fielders the copper town lads League side. ties that came their way, due to poor shooting and Ramblers, who looked Thomas Shitale ni and with a well-placed 77th ... In matches played 0; Witbank Aces O. Chat s wor th wayward headers. The main cu lp rits were Donald like the team to watch Rudolph Kambanda net effort to re cord his third yesterday Ti gers Range r s I : Khuse and Neil Tovey. this season with their ting in the 62nd and 83rd goal of the weekend Slonlled home 3-1 win Bloe m fon l e in superb display against minutes respecti vely. which places him among ne rs over Try Again Celtic 0, Welkom the likes of NS L Ca~ t l e David Maj iedt re plied the leadingscorcrs ofthe thanks 10 a double strike Eagles 0: Vaal German comeback League out fit for Ramblers in the 48th champion'>hips. from Teenage Iyarn bo P r oressiona ls I , Lightbody's Sanl os, minute with Lucky Rkh • In othe r matches and a third by Stanley GERMANY played a terrible flfst half in which it Umtala Bucks 2; lacked cohe.<;ion and con le r adding the second played earlier on Satur Shikwambi with Nom trailed by three goals for the first lime in seven years, Fairways SUrs 2, fi dence. wi th a 77th minute strike. da y at Walvis Bay No reseb scoring Try thenstonned backtotie Brazil 3-3 last Thursday in US J 0 ll1 0 Cosmos 0: They were easily out · ... Meanwhile. IntemtlanticBlue Waters Again's only goal. Cup ' 93. In a tournament that scrves as a warm-up for Pretoria C ity l. classed , ou trun and Nomtsoub giants TCL defeat ed Robber Chant Young Ones seized Ihc 1994 World Cup in the Uni ted States, the Brazil Cape Town Spurs. ians received a goal from Careca and Luisinho and an outscorcd by the inexpc-' Chi efSanlOs maint:! ined ies 2- 1 with Namib Desert Rollers 1-0. own-goal from German defender Thomas Helmer. rienced coastal side and their .superb wi nning Wocstyn ousting East-