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Bringing Africa South Vol No 564 N$1 .50 (GST ,Inc.) Tuesday December 20 1994 Plane crashes near Sesfontein

• LU CIENNE FI LD THE two crew members of a small Cana­ 'd .··NNamibia while conducting a geological Grellmann said ·two were found dead. Their belong to Westair survey on Sunday are dead. planes and one helicop- bodies will be flown to Aviation and that A Westair Aviation ling at Sesfontein on ter left Windhoek early Windhoek before being maintenance on the spokesperson, Karin Sunday as scheduled, yesterday morning to flown home to Canada. plane was done using Grellmann, said the The Canadian plane search for the plane and It is thought that the Westair facilities. As plane, a Cessna 402 with two Canadian crew crew members after no planemusthavecrashed a result the company Titan, was reported members on board had news was received, into a mountain and had been asked tohelp missing after it failed bee~ conducting,a geo- Yesterdaythe,charred burst into, flames. w~e~ the plane went ;:,-:; Tb~fe. ,. are . clirrently . l :.· 9.:57 . ~~d~ntsJ~)1ng : Jlf t to turn up for refuel- logIcal survey m Na- wreck of the Il l-fated Grellmann SaId only the mlss1Og. t,h~ . ~OtP,9~ ,'Pe.r c~Dt .gf, ,\!~QQ(~r~ · fJ;Qm A~g~J~. j

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" ~?":4D{~' ;t'p ' ] ,. 'liiw.fu~ , ' "," . • , ," ,,@ ",< " w.,x~ ,,'. gency squad of UN peace monitors has been dispatched to Angola to stop Vnita and the government from inching closer to a return to war, the UN envoy said yes­ terday. "The United Nations sees the danger facing Angola and is prepared to prevent it," said Alouine Blondin Beye after arriving in Luanda from a meeting in New York with the UN Secu­ rity Council. ButBeyerefused to say when the first armed UN WALKABOUT ... The Managing Director of Diversity Management, troops -which both Unita Peter Mancer, (left) and former Miss Universe and Miss Namibia and the government have titleholder, Michelle McLean (right), inspecting the venue for the Miss urgently requested - Universe 1995 pageant at the Windhoek Country Club Resort on Sunday. would arrive to back up The resort is still under construction, but construction company Stocks the weaponless monitors and Stocks is confident it will be completed in time to host the Miss Universe pageant in May next year. contil!ued on page 2 31 pirate taxis impounded

THIRTY -ONE pirate taxis have been pulled off ofthe owners had paid N$300 to have their cars the roads since the Namibian Police declared returned to them. war on illegal vehicles, Nampol spokesperson Over the weekend, 16 pirate taxis were im­ Chris Louw told The Namibian yesterday. pou nded and Louw believes the figure will in­ The arrests were part of a campaign which crease. swung into action last Thursday night as part of _(,f' The campaign was targetting all areas of . '\ ,l \\ " , . a bid to step up traffic law enforcement in Windhoek and would continue until the police •,,\\\}' " 'If Windhoek. were satisfied , he said. ~ ! . .... \ ' By Friday morning, 15 vehicles, mainly Toyota "f'\' Cressidas. had been pulled offthe road and some continued on page 2 ' ... "

2 Tuesday December 20 1994 THE NAMIBIAN

THE "festive sea son' ~ is here again, but the DO NOT throw any your vehicle as it influ- 100 km/hour, however, police and emergency services would prob­ litter out of your vehicle. ences your steering and drive at a speed within ably refer to it as the " bloody season". Keep it until you can breaking abi lity. the limitthat is comfort- dispose of it properly. DO NOT STOP at the able and safe. Every year countless Inspect your vehi cJ e AL WAYS maintain scene of an accident Do not use stimulants warnings, are issued to before embarking on a the properfollowingdis­ where the emergency to stay awake. tance, it may save your serv ice has taken con­ Where a motorist ,'H:"H::'.:;;:.;:::';;';:.:;:' ";,:::;;::::;;:.:;:::: H HH H' H'H' "HH ' :;" ,., I ~~:~e::e~~~~;,Pb~~I~~~~ {~~ie~~~:~~eNs~~ life and that of youdam­ trol. passes you without hav­ after year these warn- EQUIPMENT is in ily. Inquisitive ' people ing judged and planned ings are not heeded. working order and in Utilize your SAFETY have been killed by cars the overtaking correctl y,

L As a result, nume,rOl.,ls . place. BELT and ensure that approaching the scene reduce your speed to give lives are lost on Setan example tooth­ small children do not sit too quickly ~ him/her the opportunity Namibian roads every ers while driving by act­ on someone's lap in the If you are forced to to pull in in front of you. festive season. ing courteously and front seat. stop, park your vehicle Some motorists struggle But the police are not obeying traffic signs and Use indicators well in as far away from the to judge di stances at giving up on Namibian instructions . advance in order to let driving surface as possi­ night. . 1 Y_r motorists and have once Beware of animals on fe llow motorists know ble. When to wing cara­ again issued driving the road. what your intentions are. Where obstacles are vans try not to impede hints fo r the public. When required, use Early morning and spotted in the road, re­ the flow of traffic . Also J NAWmA I W.. kly R70 "A13O This is what every your head li ghts. Park ­ late afternoon sun may du ce speed so that you ensure that the appro­ Dally R270 R525 motori st should know ing li ghts should only be contribute topoorvision, can anticipate and take priate rear view mirrors and app ly when using used when a vehicle is so increase your follow­ action in time. are fitted in order to en­ I SOUTH AFRICA I: the road: stationery. ing distance in order to Always beon the look­ sure rear vision. W.. kly R75 R140 PLAN your journey Check your lights be- give yourself more reac­ out for pedestrians. Do No passengers are al­ Dally R300 R650 timeously and properl y fore startin g a journey tion time. not antic ipate their ac­ lowed to occupy the cara­ so that you are relaxed and remember that when Be aware of cross tions as they are unpre­ van while in t r a n si~. I BOTSWANA, LESOJHO, I MALAWI, ZIMBABWE and rested. the vehi cle ' s boot is winds. Look at trees and dictable. HAV EA SAFE JOUR­ W.. kly R,200 R390 Don't become impa- loaded it affects the tra­ grass to determine the Drive wi th in the speed NEY AND DRIVE Daily R800 R1550 tient when delays are jectory of your head wind direction. restri ction. On gravel CAREFULLY. encountered. lights. Do not OVERLOAD roads the speed limit is t---- ZAMBIA, ZAIRE----t Weekly R235 R400 Taxis Daily R920 R1820 1'. FROM PAGE1-] ~ __ FRANCE, GERMANY' __-t President sets up NPC EUROPE, BRITAIN Earlier last week Louw Weekly R500 A980 expressed concern over PRESIDENT Sam Nujoma officiated at the The Presiden t said it was hi s earnest hope that th e Daily R1200 R2500 I the. incr.ease. of pirate in?uguration of the National Planning Com­ next five years would see the implementation of th e I NORTH AMERICA --...... : taxls whlchdldnothave nnttee (NCP) last week. First National Development Plan. W.. kly R325 R600 a road transport permit In hi s speech, the Presiden t pointed out th at the The role of the Commission during that period ~r~road-worthinesscer- National Planning Commission was provided fo r would be to give adv ice on major policy matters tlflcat~. . by the Namibian constitution., ''This is a testimony pertaining to the plan. Besides' 1' puttmg. d pas- to the Importan. ce attached to It. s ro Ie. " , .I wou Id urge you to ta k"e an acti ve part In sengers IveS In anger, Th f f . C ... . I h h PI h d pirate taxis were violat- e terms 0 re. erence of th~ ommls.slon 10- ensuring ~oton y t at t e . an. answers to t . e n e~ s ing the road transport c l~ de the fo m1Ulat lOn of economIc and social plans of the nation, but al so that ItS Implementati on give act,Louwsaid.Headded as well as the incorporation of regional plans into the right results, Nujomaconcluded before inaugu- that such taxis had also the national planning system. rating the Commissioners. Name: become a danger to the The Commission is also responsible for organis- They are: Address: ______public. ing and executing social and economic studies and DrZed Ngavirue, Chairman of the Commission- Members of the pub- designing statistical and information systems. . ers The Ex Officio Commissioners are; Nangolo Postal Cdde: lic ha~ compl~ined t~ The Presiderit noted that the government was Mbumba, MinisterofWater& Rural Development, I enclose a cheque/postal order 10 the amount th~ police thatplfate taxI only a few months away from the finalisation of thy Gcrt Hanekom, Minister of Finance, Hidipo of for ___ weeks subscriplion dnver.s had at.t~m.Pte~ t.o first National Development Plan and that the new Iy Hamu ten ya, M inister of Trade & Industry, Marco ': 10 the Namibian. (Please ensure the exact ~a~~ young glr Sin t elr created Commission would make valuable contri- Hausiku, Min·istry of Works & Transport, Dr Lib- . I amount in Rands or equivalent currency.) a~~~hOUOh only four butions' to the plan. ertine Amathila, Ministry of Regional, Local Please debit my Visa/Ma~tercardlolherCredit Card such case~ had been re- "Your central role will be to take an overall Govememnt & Housing and :rIleo-Ben Gurirab, No. ______ported to 'Louw during natio~al overview of the way in which the govern- Minister of Foreign Affairs. the past two weeks,. he ment mobilises and distributes resources." • Commissioners are; Eliakim Prince Shiimi, Dr believed the figure could In addition, the Commission .will take an active • Kalumbi Shangula, Ms Clara Bohitile, Benhard be higher. part · in regular reviews of the plan as well as Esau, Dr Kuiri Tjipangandjara, Jan Engelbrecht, Louw charged that pi- updating, elaborating and monitoring prQgress. Dr Mary Seely and Twahafifwa Engombe. rate taxis were also used r------:------. . to transport stolen goods during housebreakings. Angola faces fullscale fighting

FROM PAGE 1 broke out between roving deny that they will be government and Vnita South Afrieaf.l ," Malan and disarm the opposing patrols. told The Associated Press armies. South Africa has report­ in Johannesburg. "We Despite signing a peace edl y been asked to lead a 7 haven't even come to a treaty on November 20, OOO -strong UN peace­ decision on that matter the government and Unila keepin g operation, sup­ yet." have kept thei r combined ported by troops from On Monday, Unita ra­ 200000 troops armed and neighboring nations Zim­ dio accused the govern­ GENERAL NOTICE battle-ready throughout babwe and Zambia. mentofbuildinguptroops WINDHOEK AMENDMENT SCHEME NO. 25 the vast southern African ' But without a security and munitions in northern nation. guarantee from Unita Angola for an imminent Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 23 of the Town Planning Ordinance Suspicion and hostility leader Jonas Savimbi, assauhon Unita lines near 1954, (Ordinance 18 of 1954), as amended, that the Windhoek Amendment is still at' fever pitch, and who is reportedly in hid­ the city ofUige. The Unita fighting has broken out ing, nations are reluctant Scheme No. 25 has been submitted to the Mini~ter for approval. broadcast also said gov ­ ...... almost daily. Both sides to donate troops for the ernment patrols were pen­ Copies of the Windhoek Amendment Scheme No. 25 and ' of the maps, plans, have warned that the skir­ ri sky job of separating etrating the Unita-held mi shes coul d soon esca­ aggressive forces in the southeastern corner of the documents and other relevant matters are Iyin~for inspection during office late into war. mine-strewn nati on. country and radioing co­ hours at the Windhoek Municipality and also at the Namibia Planning Advisory And wi th few mil itary Jacques Malan, spokes­ ordin ates for bombing Board, City Centre Building, 8th Floor, Room 805, Windhoek. . observers currentl y in the man for the South African mi ssions. field, the UN has been Foreign Ministry , said hi s More than 500 000 Any person who wishes to object to the approvai of the Amendment Scheme helpless to stop treaty vio­ country had still not com­ Angolans have been killed should lodge objections in writing to the Secretary, Namibia Planning Advisory lations. Last week , two mitted to the operation. since fig hting broke out Board (NAMPAB), Private Bag 13289, Windhoek on or before 30 January UN observers were "I haven"t heard of UN on the eve of Angola's trapped under mortar fire troops being sent today independen<;:e from Por­ 5. for hours when a battle but I can catego ri cally tugal in 1975. - Sapa-AP THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday December 20 1994 3 Maize 1riangle waits for rain • JOSEF MOTINGA 1993. He had then sent her to fetch unnamed goods for him for a fee of RIO 000. At the time she thought JUDGE Louis Muller has postpon~d judgement in GRAHAM HOPWOOD 30 000 tonnes of maize. Darlington wanted to circumvent customs duty. In Namibia's biggest drug bust case till January 20 1995 In -the drought amicted 199112 Brazil she had asked Philip what was in the bag. He CROP PLANTING in and bail was withdrawn from Karen Wendy Hendricks season the crop failed dismally with had showed her baby clothes and a few of the shoes. Namibia's 'breadbasket' - the and Titus Sibanyoni. Earlier the third accused siivhi over 20 000 hectares planted but The first time she had seen all the shoes was when they Maize Triangle has Ngwenye was found not guilty and ~as acquitted. only just over 5 000 tonnes of maize ,h'ad been displayed by immigrationm officials at the She had been accused with Sibanyoni and Hendricks temporarily stopped due to it Sao Paolo airport. She had not examined the shoes. ,produced, according to Government of smuggling 3,595 kilograms ofc ocaine hidden in the lack of rain. • Inspector Diedericks had corraborated her story figures. heels of 26 pairs of shoes into Namibia from Brazil on About 20 per cent of the triangle The Ministry of Agriculture is November 17 1993. when he had said she had been shocked and nervous between Tsumeb, Grootfontein and forecasting an import requirement Presenting his final argument, Sagrys Grobler, de­ when she had discovered that cocaine had been hidden Otavi had been planted up , to a of 47. 000 tonnes of maize for 19941 fen ce counsel for Hendricks argued that the law on in the shoes. Sibanyoni 's evidence that he had been a week ago, but sowing has now 1995. So far 3 600 tonnes have been drugs applied in Namibia was South African. The law hawker who had been in Windhoek by coincidence ceased, according to top maize imported by the commercial mills. sets out that anyone caught in possession of an illegal when Hendricks had arrived and that he had been farmer Jan Engelbrecht. As yet no food aid is forecast to be drug above a certain amount would be presumed to be asked by Stephens to fetch her from the airport was Farmers in the region are now imported for next year. dealing in it unless the suspects provided proof to the unacceptable. waiting for rain to plant the rest of Namibia is not the only country contrary. That conflic ted with the Namibian legal Richard MetcaIfe, defence counsel for Sibanyni, said his cl ient should be di scharged on the charge of the crop. However, yesterday affected by a lack of rain and ,fears provision that the accused was presumed innocent till escape from lawful custody as it had not been proved Engelbrecht likened the weather in of a regional drought are growing. proven guilty. According to Grobler, the case against that he had been arrested at that time. the area to "desert conditions", According to the Southern African Hendricks could not be con sidered on a par with that State Prosecutor Louis du Pisani said the court was adding there was no sign of rain on Development Community (SADC) - of Sibanyoni. The State had not proved beyond rea­ faced with conflicting evidence by the two accused. tpe way. sonable doubt that Hendricks had intended bringing Namibia, South Africa, Botswana, Both were lying and should be convicted of posses­ "The good news is that the cocaine into the country or that she had known she was Lesotho, Swaziland, and souther n sion of cocaine. weather in Namibia can change very transporting cocaine. Both the accused could only be Mozambique are still awaiting their The charge of dealing in cocaine also referred to quickly," Engelbrecht, who farms usual seasonal rains. Early ra ins in found gui lty of possession of cocaine, and not of dealing in it as the consignment had been intended for importation and transfer from one person or place to at Hoba near Grootfontein, added. Zimbabwe and central Mozambique South Africa. He noted that should there be any doubt I another as had happened at the Windhoek Interna­ He said farmers in the area were which induced some planting have on the application in Namibia of the South African law tional airport. not yet unduly worried by the lack now dried up. on drugs, the accused should be given the lowest Hendricks's evidence could not be believed. Al­ of rain. In Namibia the northern commu­ possible sentence as the South African law had terri­ though she had been suspicious, she had accepted the "The 10th of January is the cut­ nal areas of Owambo, Okavango toriallimitations to that country. pay ment of RI O 000 for the importation 'of a bag of - off date for planting. After that the and Caprivi had received only 50 Hendric ks had also given a fu ll account of her tri p cheap shoes. There was di rect ev idence against value of the crop depreciates by per cent of their normal rainfall up to the police immediately after her arrest. The onl y Sibanyoni as he had been in possession of the tel­ about two per cent each day that to December 10. Only some small evidence was that she had been in fi nancial problems ephone number of J oe, who had delivered the goods to planting is delayed," he explained. stock farming areas in the south­ and had asked Luis Stephens for hel p. Hendricks. I n a good year some 20 000 hec­ east of Namibia have so far received Stephens had put her in contact with 'Darlington' State and defence coun sels said they would submit tares are planted producing over normal or above normal rainfall. whom she had met for the first time in September written argument on the territorial and legal issues. Police WOlllan found with elephant tusk

THERESIA Josephine Jatamuna, 31 , appeared in the Windhoek Magistrates Court on Thursday last week on a charge of dealing in protected game products. The State charged that on December 12, in Flor­ ence Nightingale Street in Khomasdal, Jatamuna, a police woman, and Namono Mupapedu, 35, were found in possession of one elephant tusk. They were both granted bail of N$l 500. J atamuna on Friday re"appeared to apply for the reduction of bai l to which the State agreed. It was fixed at N$l 000. . The case was postponed to Janu ary 31 1995 for plea. Jatamuna said that she did not want a lawyer and woul d conduct her own defence. ON SITE .•• The producers of Miss Universe 1995 addressed a press conference at the construction site of the Windhoek Country Club Resort on Sunday shortly after completing a four-day technical survey of the country. From the left are: Peter Mancer, the Managing Director of Diversity Wecke & Voigts DRINKS BONANZA! Management; Joe Pier, the H ead of Location Shoot: Miss Unirt:rse .fnc.; Kieran , Mac~a rt hy, Production Co-ordinator : Miss Universe Inc.; Nahum Gorelick, NBC Director-General; Bruno Corte, Man aging Director of Stocks Hotels and Resorts Namibia; Edd Griles, Head of Production: LOOK AT THESE PRICES!! Miss Universe Inc.; Michelle McLean, former Miss Universe and Miss Namibia; and Bob Rapaport, Scenic Designer: Miss Universe Inc. Photo: Lucienne Fild SUPER White Horse Whisky only NS 33.99 A grave special Johnny Walker Whisky only NS 33.99 Petrol attendant killed J&B Whisky only NS 33.99 offence BUY Richelieu Brandy o"ly N$18.99 • FRANNA KAVA RI un known, was kicked and hit with fists BERLIN: A 28-year­ Seven Seas Cane· only NS16.99 ANOTHER PETROL attendan t at Kapps fa rm near Windhoek. The old right-wing ex­ NOW has been shot dead at a filling incidenttook place at 20hOO on Decem­ tremist stabbed to ber 12. SUPER \ Count Pushkin Wodka only N$18.99 station. death by ajea\ous girl­ Twenty-four cases of housebreaking Nampol spokesperson Inspector friend was buried near spe~! i ~ I" L Amarula Cr~am only N$20.99 were reported countrywide involving Chris Louw told The Namibian yester­ Berlin by sympathi s ~ •. goods with a combined value ofN$188 day that the man, whose identity is not ers bearing a picture while sto ~~ JasH\ . ". .. ALSO NOW 'ON SPECIAL FOR CHRISTMAS: 797. Three people have been arrested at le&~ • known, was shot in the head with a of Hitler and playing Windhoek and at Mariental in connec­ • PAPILLON BRUT AND DEMI SEC N$10.99 9mm gun at 23h30 on Friday. Nazi music, pol ice tion with some of the cases. He was apparently shot by five sus­ here said. • VANL OV6RENS AUVIGNON BLANC N$9.99 I BLANC DE BLANC Thirty-two theft ca~es involving pects who were seen approaching him. Twenty right-wing N$8.99 • ROBERTSON CABER NET SAUVIGNON N$9.99 I goods worth about N$1 51 036 were Nampol is investigating the matter ex~emi s ts were ar­ reported countrywide. The police have BOUQUEnRAUBE nur N$9.99 and inspector Louw appealed to the rested by pol ice, who made two arrests - at Mariental and public to contact the police with any also seized baseball Keetmanshoop. i ,';' infonnation which may lead to the bats and a sword as Gii: ~L~o~ arrest of the suspects. At Oshakati a Namibian man was well as the Hitler pic­ from " ' " In Windhoek the police are investi­ arrested on charges of illegal posses­ ture and audio cas­ gating a case of murder after a man, age sion of a fi rearm valued at N$7 020. settes. - Sapa-AFP ,~ &ee~an/!7~ ./ 4 Tuesday December 20 ' 1994 THE' NA';'iBIA~{ ' .- Latest bonds granted

Mortgagor Mortgagee Description of Property Amount Rate

Dorothea Swartbooi Namib Building Soc Erf 7986 Katutura N ~ 1 5 900 16% Ingenesia Tjipita Namib Building Soc Erf I 881 Katutura N$50 000 18% Dirk de Koker Namib Building Soc Erf 419 Wanaheda N$57200 16% Brimah Sulaiman Salloh StanBank Erf7336 Whk N$154425 17% Pearl Ellen Engela Winkler SWA Building Soc Erf 612 Dorado Park N$102777 17% Frederick Gawaseb SWA Building Soc Erf 1203 Khomasdal N$122508 17 9:'0 Eduard Viktor Eck StanBank Erf 713 Olympia N428500 17% David Imbili SWA Building Soc Erf 206 Dorado Park N$188 670 17% Christina Hendrina Claasen SWA Building Soc Erf 738 Khomasdal N$96733 17% Alban Ignatius Kloppers StanBank Erf 1525 pioneersPark N$149605 16%

10hannes Nicolaas J van' Staden Bank Whk Erf901 HochlPark N$400000 Else Helena 10hanna van Niekerk Bank Whk Erf6830 Whk N $ I 30 000 Gregor Urikhob StanBank Erf 1235 Khomasdal N$90 000 17% Alexandrine Xaapatjena Uatanaua Municipality Whk Erf 2 107 Katutura N$4980 Dionisius Mwahi NHE Erf 8257 Katutura N$28600 16% Alucia van Wyk Nam Building Soc Erf 8200 Katutura N$25 000 17% Cavin Mwinga Mwinga SWA Building Soc Erf 1213 Okuryangava N$90 777 17% Elizabeth lanetta lanuarie FNBank Erf 5 130 Khomasdal N$74 000 17% Oiovana Plaatjes FNBank Erf 3151 Khomasdal N$84 000 17% Alama Greda Goliath SWA Building Soc Erf 40 Rocky Crest N$105589 15% laime Paulus Hayes de Jager FNBank Erf 1524 PioneersPark N$222 000 16% Andre Michael Nederlof FNbank Erf 1025 Klein Whk ' N$188000 16% Elizabeth Susanna Farmer SWA Building Soc Erf 3758 Khomasdal N$57555 17% Selam Severeni Hendricks ' Comm Bank of Namibia Erf I 162 HochlPark N$90 000 Keith Anthony Gelderbloem SWA Building Soc Erf 427 Dorado Park N$127346 16% LEARNING YOUNG ..• Playing Safe with Lewis the Lion, a locally ~arl Ernst Mewes SWA building Soc Erf 445 DOI'ado Park N$149203 165 produced programme, aimed at providing all Namibian children access Waldo Bampton SWA Building Soc Erf 446 Dorado Park N$118840 17% to traffic safety training, is being screened on NBC. The series consists of Namibia Livestock 10 episodes of 10 minutes each and is based on the manual, Child In Autioneers (Pty) Ltd Lydia Jacoba Hanekom Consolidated farm Hardao Nedersetting N0607 Traffic. The manual was adapted to feature the unforgettable character, N$iOO 000 Lewis the Lion. Pictured with Lewis are, from left, the four children who Daniel Cbarles..Muller -ENBank ..Erf..93..Koes N$9.5DOO J.6% ". ¥.pearjn1he.serie~etrus Shilumh.u, Gilbert Basson,.p..et.r..ina..Sw..artb1)Oi, -"Zelma-'Coetzee "StarlBarik ""Erf79'S"Xeetmansnoop mT55"OOO 16-;75-0;0 and-EIsabe'Skeffers. Christo Pretorius StanBank Erf 317 Keetmanshoop N$160000 17% Albert Thomas Mckay SWA Building Soc Erf 1544 Keetmanshoop N$31389 175 17hOO: Education: Touch Hugo WaIter Blaaw , SWA Building Soc Erf 1508 Keetmanshoop N$62295 15 % Earth File 21h25: Global Report: Erika Lynn Christa 17h28: Education: In India Moksha Louwrens C0Jfim Bank of Namibia Erf 2086 Swakopmund N$90 000 ~~~ side Story The people who ap­ lan Adriaan de Klerk SWA Building Soc Erf 755 Otjiwarongo N$155655 17% 18hOO: Tots TV peared in moving sto­ Rudolf Katjire FNBank Erf 1598 Orwetoveni N$140 000 06h30-07hOO: World 18h17: Home and ries during the 80s now ::- Elieser George Seibeb SWA Building Soc Err 1273 Hochl.Park I'{$45632 18% News Away return to tell their tales. Alfeus Munango sikwaya SWA Building Soc Erf 1250 Hochl.Park N$50 166 18% ' Holiday Specials 18h42: Magazine Tales of land reform in Gottlob Geiseb Bank Whk Erf 1062 Kuisebmund N$10 000 09hOO: Barney Programme: Honduras, crack addicts Jan Hendrik Joubert StanBank Erf 494 Erospark N$90 000 16% 09h24: Diplodos Zoom in Harlem, Sudanese Pieter Zacharias 09h48: King Arthtir 19h14: Music refugees now ret~rning Janse van Vuuren StanBank Erf 561 Okahandja N$120 000 16,50/£ 10h12: Circus Lights 19h34: 'Perfect home, India post Ghanoi Carl Matthew de Beer StanBank Erf 1266 pioneers park N$35 000 11h05: End of Strangers and Afghanistan after Christiaan Transmission Year VI the Red Army left. An , Hendrik Oberhoster StanBank Erf 250 Otjiwarongo N$40 000 17% 13hOO-14hOO: World alternative global ', Norman Duncan Cloete FNBank Erf 471 2 Khomasdal N$230 000 16% Climb Every Billboard vie~ Stephanus Philippus News and 20hOO:News from the other side of van Rooyen FN~an k ' ',' 'Eit' 1148Pioneer.sParlt- ' " N$280 000 World Report 20h34: Tropical Heat the poverty gap. 16h56: Opening - Man With the Midas 22h04: Sport Wilhelm Street Properties I " I Swakopmund (Pty) Ltd Comm Ban'k of Nam Erf 2746 $wakQp.mund .. .N$1 000000 (Premium time) Simon Cloete A ·Building Sac sw Erf 5260 Katutufl N$101095 165 , 19hOO: California Andreas BOPTV \ Man (A) Gerhardus du Toit StanBank Erf 612 PioneersPark N$200 000 15,5% When two high school 06hOO: Music TV Hendrik Olivier FNBank Erf255 WBay N$180 000 15 ,75% nerds _dig up a frozen M -* N * 15 * ~ T 091J00: Edutel cav.eman, they defrost 12hOO: Music TV 10hOO: Egoli (repeat) him, t'idy him up and 14h30: Beach Quest 10h30: Tank (A) take him to school. The 15h30: Moonmings unusual 'exchange stu­ (KTV starts) 16hOO: Flash Gordon Holiday Festival dent' is a barrel of fun 16h30: Rupert 12h30: Thunderbirds and the nerds soon find 17hOO: Huckleberry 13hOO: Steel Riders themselves riding a 14h30:BananasIn wave of popularity. But Finn & Friends GENERAL NOTICE Pyjamas then the caveman de­ 17h30: Haydaze WINDHOEK AMENDMENT SCHEME NO. 28 15hOO: The Flintstones cides he rather fancies a , 18hOO: Eastern 15h30: Conan The certain girl. Starring: Europe: Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 23 of the Town Planning Ordinance Adventurer Sean Astin, Brendan Breaking the 1954, (Ordinance 18 of 19~4)" as amended, that the Windhoek Amendment 16hOO: Bugs Bunny & Fraser, Pauly Shore Past Scheme No. 28 has been S'obmitted to the -Minister for approval. Friends 21hOO: Always (A) 19hOO: Santa Barbara 23hOO: Casualtiles of Bugs Bunny teams up 19h45: News/Sportl Copies of the Windhoek Amendment Scheme ~6. 28 and of the m,aps, plans, with the Looney Tunes Love: The Long Weather documents and other relevant matters are Iyirig (or inspection during office gang, with hi1arious re­ Island Lolita 20hOO: Brooklyn sults. Story (13) , hours at the Windhoek Municipality and also at the-Namibia Pla"h.ng Advisory Bridge (KTVends) OOh30: Entertainment Board, City Centre Building, 8th Floor, Room 805, Windhoek. [;~.: (Open Time) Now 20h30: Secrets 21h30: Goodbye Super Any person who wishes to object to the approval of the ' Amendment Scheme 17hOO: The Mommies O~hOO: Sleeping With 17h30: Loving The Enemy (18) Mom should lodge objections in writing to the Secretary, Namibia Planning Advisory 18hOO: Egoli 03hOO: Supersport ' 23hOO: Sport Board (NAMPAB), Private Bag 13289, Windhoek on or before 30 January 18h30: Married With 07hOO: Transmission Music TV 1995. Children Ends THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday December 20 1994 5

Official 1 600 tie the knot TEHRAN: Eight hundred cash-strapped couples hoisted. got married on Saturday in a mass wedding organ; ised by an Iranian charity in seven townsincluding on flag Tehran. The Ayato l1ah Khomeini Aid Committee, a char­ matter ity set up after Iran's 1979 revolution to nelp poor families, organises several hundred weddings a I I CHIWESHE: The year on religious holidays. i Zanu (PF) 1 In November the association organised the jpint .~ Mashonaland Cen­ wedding of 2 500 couples in the same day. tral Provincial ex­ Joint marriages are cheaper than traditional cer­ ecutive has fired its emonies and have been held regularly in Iran since education secretary, the revolution, Mark Gorejana, for A traditional ceremony costs at least fi ve mill ion supporting a white rials (2 000 US doll ars), th ree to four times the Bindura commer­ average annual salary of a labourer or a low­ cial farmer who re­ ranki ng official. Dowries are an extra 10 million fused to raise the rials. - Sapa-AFP Zimbabwean flag at a school on his farm. Provincial chair­ No heavenly hijacking man Border Gezi confirmed Gorejana NORFOLK: ANew York man was arrested after he A FIRST FOR PEPSI ••. The first ever Pepsi Town Delivery Truck hit the road recently. To reach had been forced to declared he was God and tried to open the door of maximum visibility for Pepsi, Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL) commissioned its printing house "relinquish" his po­ an American airlines plane while it was on its way Omni Graphics to make use of a new printing technique. Omni Graphics uses the most advanced sition and was now from New York city to Puerto Rico. computer-driven technology for high quality large format digital printing. This faster and flexible an ordinary mem­ Jose Antonio Torres, a resident alien from the method of printing uses images that are scanned into the computer and generates single colour or ber of the party. Dominican Republic, was arrested last Thursday by full colour prints with an option for varnish. Previously this new method has only been used for a Zanu (PF) youths FBI agents shortly ·after the plane made an emer­ town delivery truck but the same process will be used eventually for all NBL short and long distance in October forcibly genGY landing at Norfolk International airport. trucks. The new process has c.reated maximum visual impact for Pepsi and has drawn attention to erected the national Torres was charged with interfering with flight the product. With its appetising appeal, NBL plans on providing Pepsi for Africa this summer! flag at Thrums Farm personnel, a federal offense with a maximum ~en - . i owned by Noel tence of 20 years in prison and a US$250 000 fine. Crawford and also According to the FBI, Torres, claiming he was lined the road lead­ God, attacked another passenger and attempted to ing to the farm with open an ex it door while the plane was in flight.. He­ Fractional rise flag bands. was calmed down by flj ght attend ants and passen­ IIIII The flat bands gers. - Sapa-AP : ii~~ ::: t~q~~~i~d :: &~;~ · ••• symbolised the " lib­ Qf4.ll.~ ; Ptw . tel ~pho ne ::: eration of the farm THE LEGAL a nd were to remain ··: :~s~~4~:OJ~r.lt!:~ ::::; in cost of living there temporarily", ASSISTANCE CENTRE : bas j; b.~~ n :: add~d : i n " said Gezi. A public interest law firm wishes to invite .... : bf\;th :~e~i~ting : However, barely a 26,9 per cent, potatoes by 13 ,9 per . :.. the .. THE cost of living index for No­ day after the bands suitable candidates to apply for the posts of vember was 0,1 per cent higher cent, onions by 30,3 per cent and , had been put up, than the October index of 120,7, lettuce by 15,5 per cent, "resulting in Gorejena went to the PARALEGAL the Central Statistics Office re­ an overall decrease of 19,2 per cent in farm and removed ported at the end of November. the index for fresh vegetables". them. at our various offices This decrease was offset by the sub­ Gorejena said he "This monthly increase is the small­ stantial increase of 14 per cent in had removed the to be responsible for general paralegal work bands beCause he felt est since the beginning of the year and coffee, tea and cocoa and relatively with specific reference to gender issues eg .: the hoisting of the is attributable to the continuation of large increases four per cent in tish pf nag was enough Assist with cases particularly involving women the down turn in monthly increases and fish products and 2,4 per cent in warning to the reported last month for major items in sugar and' sugar products. farmer and there Assist with legal education programmes, espe­ cially Involving women and children the food group," ~id a statement from The year-on inflation rates for the was no need to line the Central Statistics Office (CSO). major components of the Interim Con­ the road with flag ASsist with research being undertaken by the The food index for November was sumer Price Index were: food 19,7 per bands. LAC 126,4 which shows a decrease of 0,7 cent, housing 14,9percent, household "I admit I made a mistake in that I did Acting as a general backup to the office coordi­ per cent compared to the October goods 3,9 per cent and transport and not consult my col­ nator index of 127,3. communication 4,2 per cent. leagues. But I believe "Average prices ofcertain fresh veg­ Corresponding rates for the minor The applicants will be based at our offices in their decision to fire Windhoek, Keetmanshoop, Walvis Bay and etables have taken a tumble after the items were miscellaneous goods and me is a harsh one Rundu and should preferably: large increases of August and Sep- services 12,3 per cent, recreation and and I an going to tember." . entertainment 13,4 percent and cloth­ launch an appeal be a Namibian citizen Compared to October the average ing and footwear 6,2 per cent. with higher author­ ity," he said. - Sapa be proficient in English and one local price (per kg) for tomatoes fell by language spoken in the respective regions. An ability to speak more Namibian languages would be a :\ (>'4;. FROM THE HOUSE OF ~. recommendation. ~ ~e "'"0. have obtained a Senior Certificate or a ~\" "'~ comparable qualification (and ~k preferably further post-matric training in ~e<' J~lACO~St ~~ social sciences). Any experience in com .. (\tlI ~. munity-based human rights work would ~ be a recommendation. ~(>" ~~ ..j.~ 1( 0(1, PLEASE INDICATE WHICH OFFICE YOU GY,.f. .,.- ,.~ ARE APPLYING FOR Applications, together with a CV and academic NITECLUB certificates should be forwarded to Jacqueline Daniels at the Legal Assistance Centre. P 0 Box 604, Windhoek, or Fax No. 234953, You cannot feel good this X-mas SPECIAL FOR X~ MAS NIGHT WINDHOEK.

unless you are at: ~ree Champangne & Sna~ks THE CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS IS * The place to be - CLUB LA COASTAL ADMISSION: N$IS.OO 16 JANUARY 1995. Cool atmosphere in an around the place * "Let you" , ~ody move!" ·WOMEN ARE PARTICULARLY * Open-air Beer Garden for "chilling off' ENCOURAGED TO APPLY. * Latest of African music, pop music, live bands Contact: Nande at Tel: (0642) 7887 I 7305 and more! Fax: (0642) 7888 ~6 Tuesday Oed~mb~( 2·d 1 994 U ; . ; . ; ;i. ~ .:. ~ t;I;;;t;.t'.;';(.'t·( (':.: TWE' NA'Mi ' Bl~N I~ "': ~ ~ '; "" , ~. , .' ~ '''' ~: ' l" ''' ( / { / ~ , ;, .. A. J oburg stock exchange JOHANNESBURG: Jo- 'Share prices were counters after slipping cent) to RI03,00 and - hannesburg Stock Ex­ well bid and traded to US dollars 379 dur­ Genbel rose I Qc (1,08 change shares held onto higher today". He ex­ ing the day, the dealer per cent) to 940c. On the their early morning pected the market to con­ noted. gold board, Vaal Reefs gains to end .stroQger tinue moving higherdur­ Bellwether stock De slipped 200c toR341 ,00, amid positive underly- ing the week. Beers - the highest value while Elands and Kloof • • ing sentiment, firmer . Shortly after the close, share traded during the both picked up 25c to worm bourses and a re­ the overall index had day -gained 75c to close end at R26,26 and - bound on last week's notched up 30,1 points . atR93,25 after some 122 R55,00 respectively. futures~close-out, a to 5 697,5, the all gold 160 .shares worth Among industrials, dealer said. ~ index collected 30,5 R 11 ,43-million traded in AECI rose 50c (1 ,75 per "J\. lot of guys came points or 1,6 per cent to . 50 deals, while cent) to R29,00, Barlows back into th~gold mar- 1 863,7 and the indus­ 'stablemate Anglos edged up 25c to R35,25 - kel.{lfter the gold board trial index rose . 27,4 notched up lOOc to end and SA Breweries col­ was hammered by the points to 6 857,5. The at R226,00. In the min­ lected 300c (3,21 per futu~es clQse-out on bullion price had failed ing house sector, JCI cent) to R96,50. - Sapa­ Thursday," he said. to dampen related clinched 200c ( 1,98 per I-Net

LiIDERITZ TOWN COUNCIL TREASURER B'ond achieves debt deal REQUIREMENTS First Entry Rank SYDNEY: Bankrupt Australian company Dallhold of­ Preference will be given to applicants with an appropriate B-Degree or similar businessman Alan Bond is poised to pull off fered less than half an qualifications and at least 10 years experience in accountancy. A thorough practical one of the most astonishing deals of his life Australian cent in the dollar, which was ac­ knowledge of the theory and practice of Municipal (Local Authority) bookkeeping this week after persuading his corporate creditors to write off millions of pounds in cepted. and administration will be a strong recommendation. debt. "Suffice to say there was a lot of behind the SALARY: The London~born million pounds at the scenes negotiation," he N$S3 1 42 x 1 713 - N$63 420 former signw.riter stroke of a pen. admitted afterwards. I . emerged from a meet- Bond was reluctant to A beaming Bond BENEFITS: ing in Sydney yesterday give details of the settle- added: "I think it is im- . • Annual Bonus to reveal that his credi- ment but authoritative portantfor Australia that • Ample vacation and sick leave tors had wiped out 250 sources said his family we stop looking back- ·Pension Fund and Medical Aid Scheme t'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _____======:-" wards and let's see if we can't go out and create -Housing Loan and subsidising of repayment (subject to certain conditions) Economic Indicators some jobs for people." -Assistance with furniture removal expenses (subject to certain conditions) The rejuvenated entre­ (Please note: unit trust prices were not received preneur's next sJop is Applicants must be Namibian Citizens. yesterday) Melbourne where he The Service conditions will be similar to that of the Government Service of Namibia. Gold price hopes to convince his Yesterday afternoon gold fixing: 379,20 US dollars personal creditors to ac­ Applications accompanied by a Curriculum Vitae, certified copies of qualifications per ounce as compared with 379,00 at morning cept a simUar offer on and medical report must be submitted to - fixing , 380,35 at Friday afternoon fixing. Wednesday. They are owed 300 The Town Clerk Tel No. (06331) 2041/2/3/4 Nam dollarlUS dollar million pounds, but it Yesterday's opening Yesterday's closing Attention: Mr. P de Villiers Fax No. (06331) 2971 remains to be seen 3,5730/45 3,5565/80 whether the likes of the POBox 19 Arab Bank, which is Financial rand LiiDERITZ owed about 75 million Yesterday 's opening Yesterday 's closing pounds, and the Hong 4,03/4,05 4,02 /4,04 CLOSING DATE: 31 JANUARY 1995 Kong Bank, which has a Money market loan of nearly 135 mil­ 90 day BA rate lion pounds outstanding Yesterday 's opening Yesterday 'S closing against him, are also in LUDERITZ TOWN COUNCIL 12,50 12,50 settlement mood. - Sapa PRIVATE SECRETARY Appointment requirements ' . ~ Korea shoots Senior (or equivalent) Certificate with typing as fully passed subject on Senior ,. Certificate level plus fi ye years typing and/or appropriate experience. Duties down US chopper

The successful candidate will be responsible for the typing of manuscripts, the WASHINGTON: The White The president said the administra­ screening and channelling of telephone calls and viSitors; personnel clerk duties and House promised yesterday to tion was pressing for the prompt return perform other duties allocated from time to time. "press very hard" for the release of H ilemon' s body and the release of. of an aviator downed in North the second pilot, Chief Warrant Of­ SALARY: Korea but said the incident does ficer Bobby Ha]] of Brooksville, Fla. -- N$19 209 x 738 - 19 947 x 1 014 - 26 031 not n~ed to unsettle fragile He avoided any public criticism of diplomatic relations with the North Korea'.s handling ?fthe matter. BENEFITS: . "We're gomg to contmue to press *Annual Bonus commumst state. very hard for the return of Chief War- ·Ample vacation and sick leave North Korean officials, communi- rant Officer David Hilemon's body eating through a US congressman vis- and Chief Warrant Officer Bobby ·Pension Fund and Medical Aid Scheme iting Pyongyang, say one pilot of a Hall ," press secretary Dee Dee Myers *Housing Loan and subsidising or repayment (su bject to certain conditions) US Army hel icopter was ki lled and said yesterday. *Assistance with furniture removal expenses (subject to certain conditions) the other captured when the craft "We're hopeful thi s will be resolved strayed into North Korean territory quickly and it will not have an effect App lican ts must be Namibia n Citizen s. Saturday. on the nuclear agreement," she said. The death of Chief Warrant Officer CIA Director James Woolsey, speak- The service conditions will be similar to that of the Government Serv.ice of Namibia. David Hilemon of Clarksville, Tenn, ing on CNN, said there was "no indi­ was the most serious US-North Ko- cation at this point" that the North Application accompanied by a Curriculum Vitae, cer:tified copies of qualifications and rean military incident since the I 970s, Korean military had responded to the medical report must be submitted to - and came at a time of tentative steps incident by going on alert or starting toward normalization of relations and troop movements. The Tow n Clerk ( 06331) Xel No. 2041i2/3/4 negotiations over North Korea's nu- Rep Bill Richardson, who happened Attention: Mr. P de Villiers Fax No. (06331) 297 1 clear program. . to be visiting Pyongyang when the POBox 19 "This trag ic loss of life was unnec- helicopter went down, has become the I LiiDERITZ CLOSING DATE· 31 JANUARY 1994 11 essary," President Clinton said in a main contact between the two sides, - • I statement. Sapa-AP THE NAMIB IA N .~. • ...,' , •• lit Tuesday December 20 1994 7 ~ Russians attack Grozny

Heavy Jighting as tanks advance

GROZNY: Russianjets blasted the Chechen villages on the eastern capital with. rockets early yesterday and outskirts ofGrozny early troops approaching the city battled yesterday. separatist forces in heavy fighting, a news Moscow has sent 10 agency reported. 000 to 40 000 troops into the southern republic to . In Moscow, President into the Caucasus Moun­ reassert its authority . Boris Yeltsin faced in­ tain republic on Dec 11, Chechnya declared in­ creasing opposition to were encountering dependence in 1991. his decision to send sol­ heavy resistance as they The Russian govern­ diers into the breakaway approached the Chcchen ment, promising to use PEACE MISSION ... Former US president Jimmy Carter (left is wecomed by Head of Civil Affairs southern republic. His capital, Grozny, early force "humanely," urged Victor Andreev upon his arrival at the Sarajevo airport on Saturday. Ca~ter arrived in Sa~ajevo fonner prime minister yesterday, ITAR-Tass women, children and on a personal mission to try to end more than 32 months of fighting in Bosnia. Photo: Reuter via Nampa. . urged the Russian peo­ said. non-combatants to leave ple to take to the streets The troops had been Grozny. An estimated in protest. And annored dug in outside the 67 000 to 100 000 refu­ personnel carriers as­ Chechen capital, gees have fled to PAC s Makwetu hangs on sumed positions on the Grozny, while Moscow neigh boring Ingushetia. outskirts of Moscow to gave Chechen President Russian annored ve­ MMABATHO: Pan Africanist Congress leader Dr Pheko was the only official nominee to contest protect the Russian capi­ Dzhokhar Dudayev un ­ hicles also fired Satur­ Clarence Makwetu on Sunday beat off a strong the presidency after the rast-minute withdrawal of tal against any terrorist til midnight Saturday to day on a convoy ofrefu­ challenge to his leadership to retain the presidency PAC economic affairs secretary Prof Sipho attacks. disann his forces. He gees' cars heading to­ by nine votes. Tshabalala. Tshabalala, who was widely expected Russia's parliament refused, demanding that ward Ingushetia, killing Makwetu defeated challenger Dr Motsuku Pheko to replace Makwetu, failed to arrive at the congress met to discuss the crisis, the troops pull out. at least nine people near by 112 votes to 103 at the PAC' s national congress on Saturday. However, in a letter faxed to congress and Prime Minister At about 2 am yester­ the village of in Mmabatho in the North-West province. Tshabalala pledged his support for Pheko and said Viktor Chernomyrdin day, there were missile Nesterovskaya. Investi­ Pheko, a former P AC representative at the United Makwetu "can only lead the PAC to disaster". chaired an unusual joint strikes on the city itself, gators said some were Nations, was elected deputy president in place of Outgoing party secretary general !Khoisan X session of Yeltsin's the ITAR-Tass news chased down and shot as 10hnson Mlambo. General secretary !Khoisan X, said delegates had elected an experienced leader­ hawkish Security Coun­ agency said. The blasts they tried to run away. who announced that he would not seek re-election, ship with a track record of political involvement. cil, the Cabinet of Min­ were heard in the center "How can we save was replaced by former national organiser Max we 11 He said recent surveys showed the P AC was gain­ isters and Yeltsin's ad­ and broke windows of ourselves?" one woman Nemadzivhanani. ing support while all other parties had lost support. ministration. The ses­ apartment buildings, it told Associated Press sion was devoted to de­ said. Television near a demol­ velopments in The Interfax news ished car. "If our legs Chechnya, ITAR-Tass agency cited Chechen can take us out of here, said. officials aS 'saying heli­ we go. If not, they crush Russian troops, sent copter gunships.attacked us. " - Sapa-AP Cubans blame US for economic crisis MIAMI: Most Cubans say the communist number in a country that revolution's successes have outweighed its official1y repressed reli­ failures, and many blame the US embargo gious practice until for their economic woes, a new poll shows. 1985. 38 percent chose free- The poll, designed by bans and in 75 percent dom as the most impor- The Miami Herald and of the country. tant value for society. CID-Gallup, also found The government for- 48 percent described that only 3 percent of bade CID-Gallup, the themselves as revolu­ Cubans say politics is Costa Rican affiliate of tionaries. t~ecountry's main prob- the Gallup polling or- 58 percent said the lem and 50 percent favor ganization of Princeton, revolution's successes - equality over freedom. NJ, to ask about Presi- such as education and -( The survey was the dent Fidel Castro and all health care - outweighed first independent, scien- public figures. the fai lures, while 31 tific survey in Cuba in Among the key find- percent said there were more than three decades. ings: more failures than suc- H was conducted in No- One in five questioned cesses. vember by 14 Central had been to church dur- More than half of American pollsters, who ing the past month, a those polled said they questioned 1 002 Cu- surprisingly high would like to start their lawn businesses. Private enterprise has been Pilot killed in crash largely illegal in Cuba for more than 30 years. JOHANNESBURG: The pilot of a four-seater plane Asked to identify cu­ which went missing in KwazululNatal on Sunday died ba's biggest problem, when the plane went down near the Loskop Ridge the highest number Of about 35km north of Pietermaritzburg. respondents - 31 percent His name has not yet been released. Co-pilot Roger Langman, 24, of Johannesburg was airlifted to the - picked the US em­ Grey's Hospital in Pietermaritzburg. Police spokes­ bargo. That responSe man Maj Henry Budhram said Mr Langman was in a was closely followed by stable condition. No further details were immediately lack of food. Follow-up a vailable. The wreckage of the Pi per Arrow was found responses repeatedly cited the embargo as a y'estetday after an extensive air search co-ordinated by ~ the Aeronautical Rescue Co-ordination Centre and major culprit in the is­ "C involving the ATNS company, the South African Air land's economic trou­ ~ Force and the South African Police was launched. bles. - Saoa-AP *" . 8Tuesday December 20 1994 ...;['HE ·NAMIBI,AN

the south coast of England, police said yesterday. WORLD BRIEFS Customs officials and drug squad police believe the 12 kilogrammes ofthe drug, contained in 12 packages Nigerian villagers 'Witches? stoned to death in a canvas bag, are 'part of a larger haul. Last week, a package of the drug was found on, a PRETORIA: Two women were stoned to death and beach at Alderney in the Channel Islands and on set alight by a group of youths in Bochum in the former Friday, another was washed up on the Isle of Wight. Lebowa homeland on Sunday, SABC radio reported "I think what probably happened is that during the battle oil barons yesterday. Their deaths bring to 38 the number of course ofthe transfer at sea from one vessel to another, victims of murders related to witchcraft in the Seshego a number of packages fell into the sea," said Customs police district this year. spokesman Robin Atkins. "I think we certainly have OGBOINBIRI: Around the bend of the people living in the oil Police identified the latest victims as 54-year-old not found the lot," he added, predicting that further placid creek, the village men chat under a regions. Mrs Mamolebane Nkgweng and 38-year-old Mrs packages could turn up along the south coast. mango tree while children swim in the shade Officials of the mili­ Mmaapholo Matlabo, both from Inverane village. of wooden huts on stilts. Women paddle tary government blame They were murdered by a group of about 350 youths Transsexual singer is kosha canoes toward shore, bringing in the day's the companies for oil after being sentenced to death in a kangaroo court. catch as the sun sinks beyond the palm and spi]) problems, even The two women were accused of being responsible JERUSALEM: One of Israel 's chief rabbi s has au­ though the regime owns for the deaths of two people who died of natural causes mahogany trees. thorised ultra-orthodox Jews to listen to hits by a majority stakes in all the about six years ago. The women were dragged from transsexual singer. Rabbi Eliahu Bakshi Doron said The contented scene, velopment and frequent foreign-run operations their homes into the veld , where they were stoned repeated over the centu­ oil spills that damage the in Nigeria and has lax before being set alight. . that before hav ing the sex-change operation the singer, Dana International, was a man and it was therefore ries, is shattered by environment. rules for oil field opera­ Police appealed to the public to abstain from any permitted to listen to Dana's songs "provided you tions. retaliatory action that would take the nation back to the shouts. "Lobster traps - "This is the second know about her previous state." According to strict Last year, Shell-Ni­ dark ages and delay development in the area. all empty! And look (oil) spill this year. We orthodox tradition, Jews are not allowed to listen to a what I've got. Six lousy thought the oil was go­ geria was driven off its woman 's voice, because it is deemed to be too sensual. fish! Nothing's the same ing to bri ng clean water, oil concession in the Bride foils car theft Rabbi Doron said problems would arise if the singer since the oilmen came," electricity, a road. Look Ogoni region when peo­ was found to have been originally a hermaphrodite. Rhoda Akpu ye1\s from at us," said the vil1age ple sabotaged US dol­ TEMECULA: A bride saved her Jaguar - and her Dana International, who is ofYemeni origin. topped her canoe. Under the leader in Ogboinbiri ," lars 30 mil1ion worth of honeymoon - when she dived into the passenger's seat the Israeli pop charts.with the hit song Saida Sultana. tree, the men sigh. It is a Prince Alabo Degema equipment to protest to foil ·a pair ,of car thieves. The newlyweds, who's She sings it in a mixture of Arabic, Hebrew and scene they have wit­ Azazi, gesturing toward damage to rivers and names weren't released, stopped at a convenience English. The singer is also popular in Turl

TOWN COUNCIL OF LOOERITZ More bullets found SENIOR WORKS INSPECTOR (CML) at White House REQUIREMENTS: First Entry Rank: WASHINGTON: The Secret Service has above where the plane found the bullets - but not the person who' crashed "and just fell An appropriate National Diploma for Technicians (or equivalent qualification). shot them - in the latest shooting at the nearthe window -plop," OR White HouSe. the official said. An appropriate N3 (or equivalent qualification) plus a completed apprenticeship or Investigators did not Someone fired at Ic.ast rity procedures after a the passing of a trade test plus 4 years appropriate experience. find the bullet at first four shots from behind small plane crashed on because the hole was OR the White House early the south grounds in hidden behind a Christ­ An appropriate NI (or.equivalent qualification) plus a completed apprenticeship or Saturday morning, leav­ September and a gun­ mas wreath. the passing of a trade test plus 6 years appropriate experience. ing bullets in the State man sprayed the front of Another bullet was Dining Room, bene-ath the White House less found beneath a Christ­ DUI1ES: a Christmas tree outside than two months ago. mas tree just outside the The successful candidate will be responsible for the operation and maintenance of the president's back In the previous shoot­ Diplomatic Entrance. It the civil reticulations of Luderitz and this includes the supervisory, training and door, on the rcar drive­ ing, one bu lIet broke left a skid mark on the practical functions. way and on a landing off through a window of the ground before coming the balcony. press room in the West to rest hannlessly on the He will report 'to the Town Clerk. President Clinton and Wing. ground. his family were asleep On the first business A third bullet was SALARY: one tloorabove the State day at the White House found on the driveway N$S3 142 x 1 713 - N$63 420 Dining Room level. since the shooting, presi­ nearby. A fourth came They were never in dan­ dential spokeswoman to rest on a landing just BENEFITS: ger, the Secret Service Dee Dee Myers said yes­ off the balcony. *Annual Bonus said. terday that there was no Investigators sard the *Ample vacation and sick leave Investigators said evidence to suggest Sat­ bullets were in good con­ *Pension Fund and Medical Aid Scheme there were few clues in urday's shooting and the dition, indicating that the case and no descrip­ one in October were re­ they were fired from a *Housing Loan and subsidising of repayment (subject to certain conditions) tion of a suspect. lated. great distance and had ·Assistance with furniture removal expenses (subject to certain conditions) "If somebody out "I think it's random run the ir course by the Applicants must be NatDiblan Citizens there starts bragging, incidents. I think it's no time they reached the maybe we'll get some­ different than being on White House. The service conditions will be similar to that of the Government Service of Namibia. body," said onc law cn­ any street corner in A preliminary ballis­ Applications accompanied by a Curriculum Vitae, certified cop!es of qualifications fQlcement offic i·al , America," Myers said. tics examination found . and medical report must be submitted to - speaking on condition of Saturday's shooting that all the bullets came anonym ity. "Right now, left a bullet in the execu­ from the same weapon, The Town Clerk TeL No. (06331),1041/1/3/4 we have nothing to go tive mansion, where the according to a Secret Attentlon:~.PdeVlllle~ Fax No. (06331) 2971 on." president lives. Service statement. - POBox 19 . The Secret Service is It pierced the dining Sapa-AP still reviewing its secu- room window a few feet LUnERITZ CLOSING DATE: 31 JANUARY 1995 ~1g~~~~!!19~i~~pp; :: Q~Y l ~~!t~~!!4!!lf~! : ~~ t ';'~~.','/j '~' tuesday D~2e'~'bet2~d ' 1 ' 99~ 9 Efimbo loilonga laGuibeb la lepekwa

HAMUSHANGA Omukulunhu vonhumba mokulanda eehauto odo. mOuministeli wOikwapondje, 00 Omukonakoni woimbuluma ta popilwa oinima ihapu ya nyika yovakwanepangelo, Jariretundu oulingilingi, Alldreas Guibeb, okwa Kozonduizi oye a monamo oulingilingi pewa natango ohafela kOkabinete ou, nomombapila oyo a shangela opo a twikile ongahamushanga Oministeli yOikwapondje, Theo-Ben omukulunh u mOuministeli Gurirab, okwa indila opo Guibeb a kufwe wOikwapondje moule weedula moilongaongahamushangaomukulunhu nhano tadi landula. shaa·shu eenghatu daye oda nyama kokudengela odi peisho. Eshuno moilonga laGuibeb ola eta Guibeb oye tuu natango a etele omalipu'Jo manene moshiwana, shaashi ehangano vati lomapungulilo ope na natango omapopyo tae mu moNamibia ledina Pidico, 010 Iwanima ningilwa, nope na natango sha ka dimbulukiwa kutya mboli omakonakono elihumbatonai e mu ondjokonona yalo inai yelanandenande. yukilila. Kakele kokweeta Pidico moNamibia, Elepeko lefimbo laGuibeb lokukala 00 paife rha udika vali kutya okwa Hamushanga Omukulunhu, ola kolekwa ningina peni, Guibeb okwa nyolele oshivike sha dja ko kuhamushanga natango omukanda omo ta a lombwela Ehangano laBonmilk oshivike sha dja ko ola yandjele eedjapo kovanailonga vahetatu ovo va mana wOkabinete, Eddy Amkongo. omupresidende wopedu wombaanga eetundi davo domalixumifokomesho moilonga odo va kala tava kwandjangele nado oule wodula Guibeb efimbo laye okwa li li na yaBalkan moBulgaria ta ti, Pidico aishe ei. Eetundim edi, odo da kwatelamo unene okulihonga elaka loshiingilisha noikwanambelewa okukala la pwa ko muMaalitsa wodula ehangano liwa neenghono, 010 ye e li imwe, oda totwa po kehangano 010 opo Ii kwafe ovanailonga valo notadi twikile vali moudwaali. twa finda. shiiva nawa okudja momudo 1991. Mefano eli, Mario Bonadei (pokati), omukulunhu womangeshefelo waBonmilk, ota yandje odjapo Etokolo IOkabinete ole uya pefimbo Pohaulwaye vati okwa mwene omhito kuumwe womovanailonga. Efano: TYAPPA NAMUTEWA. opo taku konakonwa oi~o(a itatu yokutaielapo eeprojeka dehangano 010 yelihumbatonai moilonga yaGuibeb. moSouth Africa, Egypt Guibeb ota tamanekelwa etauluko nomoMozambique. loveta yeetendera oshoyo okulonga Mwene wehangano 010 10Pidico, nouhasha noinima yelando Mohamed Hassan, okul i paife ta kongwa Omahooiolo aeshe leemhumbwe depangelo. kopolifi yopaiwana shi na Eshi osha dja opo eshi a landa eetuwa noukengeleledi nomaudaneko aeshe domashete a pitila mehangano ledina omapendulepo 00 kwa li a ningila Namtro, omo kwa li hamu longo epangelo laNamibia okwa fila meemha. omukulukadi waye nosha fa tashi ulike Oibofa yaGuibeb okwa teelelwa i ka okwa enda pauyuki kutya okwa li a nwefwamo kovanhu hovele okupwilikinwa modula tai ya. Elangeko ly Aagandjimayele 'Ekonakono ol~ ulika kutya inapa ningwa oinheya' yomapen.ELlllep.o '. TYAPPA NAMUTEWA moshituku lwahoololo opaupresidende, oya kala Oshikango ndele taka moule womafiku a dja ko OVA YAMBIDIDI voSwapo otava dulu okukofa • ABSALOM SHIGWEDHA h 0 0 I 0 I e I a nokupopya kutya nosho wo okunkondopaleka epangelo tava mbonyoka, shaashi omakonakono aeshe 00 mwaambik,a. Eilongekidho ndika koshitukulwahoololo omahoololo kaa li PRESIDENDE Sam Nujoma a ningwa po shi nasha noidjemo yomahoololo Engela, shaashi a tala pauyuki noya hala Iyomayambulepo gopashigwana, otali opaupresidende nOshoongalele shOpashiwana oshiwike sha ziko okwa Ii a egulula ningilwa oomvula ntano ndhoka twa kutya oitukulwa ei aishe okupatanifa oidjemo ei etulo miilonga Iyaamboka ya okwa ulika kutya efindano lanakupwe 010 la ivali oi li moregion momhangulilo. thinda. monika kuSwapo ola enda lela pauyuki, no kape hogololwa onga aagandjimayele . Ookomufala mbaka oye li nee ya yaHangwena. Evilikilo lokomisi melongekidho Iyeyambulepo na nande eendunge doulingilingi da endwa po. Hano kombinga yomahoololokutyainapa topolwa moongundu mba\.i, nonando lyopashigwana gokakomisi yomawi mahapu 00 taku ningwa oulingilingi wa ayehe otaya ka longa iilonga ya faathana. koNational Planing Commission Nondande moitopolwa pitifa paife omwa tongwa tongwa a koyelela ovanhu sha pefimbo lokuhoolola, Ope na nee ookumufala mboka wo ye li (okakomisi komathanekoyam­ i!1e . YOko nooli mwa kutya ekonakono alishe ovo ve lishangifa, osha ola kufa po omalimbililo Eeministeli ye liyatano, naambakaotaya bulepo gopashigwana). didilikwa kutya omwa ola ulika' kutya inapa monikamo ashike kutya . aeshe 00 a li movanhu, ithanwa Ex Officio Commissioners. hoololaovanhuvahapuve longifwa nande omwaalu owa hapupala unene tuu moilyo Ta popi petulo miilonga mEtitano Okakomi si oke li kohi yomunashipundi dule ovo ve Iishangifa, 0 u I i n g i I i n g i ashikekovahoololiovove yoSwapo oyo kwa li ya Presidende Nujoma okwa ti ye okuna Dr Zed Ngavirue. oshadidilikwa kutyaeshi momahoololo a dja ko. uya okuhoololela limbililwa kutya pamwe einekelo kutya aahogololwa mbaka Mboka ye li ooEx Officio oye nee; inashi etwa ngeno Sha hala okutya, ongudu peenhele opo inave efindano longudu yavo otayaka kala yagandjaomadhilaadhilo Omusamanc Nangolo Mbumba, kokulbnga noinheya, oyo ya findana oya lishangifa. otali ka ekelwashi. omawanawa nkene oshilongo shi na oministeli yuunamapya nomayambulepo ridele osha ningwa findanapauyuki,naavova 4. Otashi ulike kutya Oidje mo aishe oya okuyambulwapo.,Okw a,ti ei>lorTgekidho ' gomahala goktiushayi, Gert Hanekom, om 0 I 'w 0 m a tom h e I 0 kanena mondalaye ova ovanhu voitukulwa ya ulikakutyaSwapookuna l.yelandul.athanoyambulepo ndika oJyi oministeli yEliko, Hidipo Hamutenya, onhumba noongadi e shii kana yo pauyuki. tumbulwa vahapu ;; efindano leepelesenda 73 li oshinima' sha simana, molwashoka oministeli yIipindi, Marco Hausiku. okutambulwa ko. Ekonakono 010 .la vomuvo 'kave udi teko ,- Iwaapo nokwa likola mpaka opo epangelo hali tala kdtya oministeli yIiyenditho na Or Libertine . Om una s I) i pun d i ningwapoolau,likakutya: · 'naanaa filufilu nova tula. oipundi 53 ethimbo Iya pitipo ·olya longo ngiini Amathila, oministeli yomagumbo nosho wokakomisr ke nasha I. Keshe omuhoololi nee eem bapi la davo n: 0 s h 0 0 n g a I e I e nosho wo shoka li na okuningapo wo omalelo gopaitopolwa. nom a h 0 0 I 0 I 0, okwa Ii e p.a okuyandja domahoololo' moukefa shOpas hiwana. Swapo isnewe. .' Mboka ye li ashike ookumufala oyo: omupangulipresidende tete okamutwe il e ovo kwa li ashike va okwahapupalekaoipundi Aahogololwa nenge ookomufala Eli akim Prince Shiimi, Dr Kalumbi Johan Strydom, ombapila imwe · Ahuninwa ovanhu ava ve yaye mom utumba mbaka otaya kala nokukwatha Shangula, Ms Clara Bohitile, Benhard mom~1)ku 12 aDesemba yelihololo oshoyo lishangifila ponhele oyo, wOpashiwana noipundi okakomisi ka tumbulwa paku gandja Esau, Dr Kuiri Tjipangandjara, Jan ' okwa, pitifile okakalata komalinyolifo do eembapila edi odo nee 12, omanga DTAa kanifa omayele nke ne omayambulcpo Engelbrecht, Mary Seely na Twahafifwa omushangwa omo a omahoololo, omanga ina daka ningifa omwaalu oipundi ihamano, shaashi moshinima shontumba ge na okuningwa Engombe. popya okuhaudanawa pewa ohafela muhapu, shaashi okwa li nale okwa li e na oipundi kwaye omolwoidjemo yokuhoolola. di naokutulwamomakutu 21 ndele paife okuna NDF ya m~no omadhagadhaga yokoitukulwahoololo 2. Fiyo opapa inaku nokuumbilwa mokakefa ashike oipundi 15. n'gaashi: Engela,Ogongo, lopotwa nande kutya opa komahoololo aavo va Eengududimweodode • ABSALOM SHIGWEDHA nguka okwa ti omadhagadhaga ngaka Okatjali nOshikango oko li pe na ovanhu vamwe va hoololela ponhele ihe shi shi pondola okumona oga li ga pumbiwa moluetotepo Iyetanga vati kwa hoolola ovanhu kendabala okuhoolola oyo ve lishangifila. oipundi ongaashi oUDF OMAPOPYO kutya Epangelo olya Iyaakwiita yomombepo. vahapu ve dule ava ve oikando dulife 5. Eshi osho nee sha ka oyo i na oipundi ivali, landa omadhagadhaga osho ga ningi Nando ongawo omugandjimulombo lishahgifa. pushimwe. eta opoomwaalu womawi omanga eengudu dimwe goshili konima sho omadhagadhaga gwUuministeli wEgamenookwa li akala Evilikilo lomupanguli 3. Ekonakono ola eta moitukulwa imwe u kale ngaashi DCN noMonitor gane gedhina Alouette, ina hala okukoleka elando Strydom ola tukulula poluhaela kutya ,V;~ ya ~~ml ~~'?~ s~i , dul ~fe; t. Act~on ~rou'p da likola ehuliloshiwike Iya ziko ga Ii ga thiki Iyomadhagadhaga ngaka. ongudu yoDT A opo i oonakuhoo'16la 'va'mwe ~ oO'fi.a kuhs n a nglfa:" ,I ; . i. oshlpundl shlmwe keshe pokapale kopaigwana moVenduka. Malim a okwa ti omadhagadhga ngaka tonge kutya oya hala ova kala ashike.va talako <',* Lwopb~att (opo i'miku : imwe. Yimwe Y0rl?0odhila dhooJeta oonene otaga ka longithwa mokukwathela okuya komhangu i pewe eeregina' ongoitukulwa · 'sh'iivlkanatangongeenge : Omupresidende Sam muuyuni yokoRussia yoIlyushin, oyo aakwashigwana uuna ye li muudhigu ohafela iyadi yoku- yavo yokuhoololela, 'ongudu yoDTA otai Nujoma naye okwa ya li ya eta omadhagadhaga ngaka wiinimayopauntshitwengaashi,efundja. konakona oulingilingi ndele inava shiiva kutya twHcile komesho findana efindano moVenduka okuza koIndia. Omadhagadhga ngaka goAlouette otashi aushe 00 wa ningwa po okwa li ve , na noku pataneka 1'oidjemo lanaku,pwe eshi a kangela Omadhagadhaga ngaka oga longwa vulika wo anuwa aaNamibia ye ga shi pefimbo lomahoololo 0 k u h 0 0 1 0 I e I a yomahoololomomhangu omukondjifi waye moFrance noga tulwa kumwe moIndia. nawa, m,olwashoka anuwa ga li baga moitukulwa aishe. m 0 Con s tit u e n c y yOpombada ile Mishake Muyongo Epangelo lyaNamibia olya longitha longitbwa kaakwiita yetanga lyaSouth Okomisi yomahoololo (oshitukulwahoololo) ongahelipi. woDTA. iimaliwa inayi konda poomiliyuna Africa pethimbo ya li taa kolonyeke oya udanekele kutya otai omo ve Iinyolifa. Ongudu yoDTA, oyo Nujoma oku na omawi omilongo mbali (N$20 million), melando moNamibia. Olundji omatanga gaSouth ka. konakona moule Oshiholelwa... ongaashi ya dengwa nai moma- ouhapu weepelesenda 76 Iyomadhagadhaga ngaka. Africa oga kala nokulongitha oshinimashoidjemooyo, ngeno omunhu e hoololo Oshoongalele omanga Muyongo e na Oministeli yopevi yEgamemo, omadhagadbaga mokukondjitha aakwiita nomomushangwa 00 ya' I i n y 0 I i f i I a shOpashiwana naao ashike eepelesenda 23. FiIlemon Malima, kuyele omwedhi yoPlan, etanga Iya homata lyoSwapo. 10 Tuesday December 20 1994 THE·NAMIBIAN

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LICENCE eefooloma odo otadi *New location, new three thing N$20 900 KOOP EEN VAN ONS monika pombelewa 233183 bedrooms house for rent 1982 ISUZU KBO 2X4 GLIDER TRAILER$ MET PREMISES IN yaNonabta polpumbu WE ARE ALWAYS OLD KATUTURA N$14 000 -AS-IS SY UNIEKE at RESPECT OF WHICH Restaurant. LOOKING FOR: Richard Kamahinka Str. 1990 ISUZU 160 MET SPESIFIEKASIES. Otjimuise, THE LICENCE IS eAccountants-Junior and Near schools & churches Oovene veetaxi CANPY N$36 000 GEEN DEPOSITa. Winhdoek. REQUIRED: senior 4 Beds olava shiivifilwa 1984 TOYOTA STOUT Available immediately for 392 INDEPENDENCE e Bookkeepers N$95 000 (neg) kulya ngeenge to MET COOLUNIT (-50C) occupation. AVENUE WINDHOEK eCreditors and Debtors ' WANAHEDA lundulula opelemeta N$31900 Contact Carol Garoes ERF 7259 staff $ 2 Beds 1989 TOYOTA STALLION Tel: 249051 (CONSOLIDATED) oyo okuikufa medina e Electrical and Electron­ 2 Baths MET CANOPY (PASSEN­ lehangano to i tula ics people Opel Kadett GTE 1985 N$89 915 Inclusive GER T/PORT) N$26 900 N$13 000 as is. Property PRIVILEGES APPLIED medina loye, okwa eGeneral Office Worker Transfer & Comm . 1992 NISSAN 2.50 SWB- Mechanically 100%. Needs FOR: teelelwa oovene with typing For Sale WANAHEDA EXT 4 SOOS NUUT N$43 000 D veetaxi ovo ve shi windcreen for Auto Clinic e Management, retail and Brand new home 1989 MAZOA DRIFTER Car Sales Tel: 215425 ALL PRIVILEGES other 3 Bedroomed house in 3 Beds ninge, ha no 4X4 MAGS, BREE WIELE REFERRED TO IN e Mechanical Petrol and TITAN'S BODY Khomasdal in mint 2 Baths eembapila edi itadi N$38 000 SECTION 69(1) (A) OF Diesel REPAIRS condition. Huge erf 1000 sq metres yadekwa 1991 NISSAN 1 TaNNER THE LIQUOR ORDI­ e Receptionists N$155 000.00 N$ 159422 keendalaiva, ndele V6 4X4, AlC, PIS, RfT, TEL: 261764 NANCE 2 OF 1969 (1) eSales Reps Other also available in Transfer, Comm Included okoovene veetaxi MAGS, CANOPY, T/BAR, (A) e Secretaries , various top 1986 Scania 142H + all suburbs. CONTACT TSUKHOE AT vovene. PLUS ...... N$59 000 paying jobs 213133 OR RADIO 1984 NISSAN 1400 N$16 Double Axle plus a Phone Henry: NOTES: Olaku londwe Iwa eTechnical people PAGE 37596 000 triple axle, double deck 213368 * Delete whichever is not yo ovo va ninga eTypists, for legal, insur­ 1986 TOYOTA HILUX trailer. For more applicable eepelemeta eekopi, ance co's etc 1600 N$26 000 information. contact This form relates only to hano ha longifa eTechnicon leavers, in all 1992 TOYOTA HILUX Bertie. Offers from applications in terms of ombapila ihe fi yaye, skills 1800 LWB MET CANOPY Section 29 or 77 of the kutya oshi li pondje FIND OUT WHAT N$169 000.00 for both N$43300 ordinance . yoveta, nehangano 01 i ELSE WE MAY will be considered. a 1990 NISSAN 2.501 Phone me at 223218 na oufemba HAVE FOR YOU TaNNER MET Column 1: Indicate the (w) . ~1fel~om e okukulopota kopolifi. Our jobs change COOLUNtT,(-15 C) N$54' name of the district in Ovanautaxi amushe dally 900 249630(h) NH. wh ich the licence is endeleleni hano mu NO CHARGE TO 1989 TOYOTA HILUX ': . required. FOR SALE ~ lundulule eepelemeta , arrhlv ,'!,,,, , .SRX2.2 N"$38000 a . ·. SUEANSTEY KHOMASDAL . . ,·REAL ESTATE' Colum 2: Indicate doutaxi veni di ye KALAHARI TAILOR . 4X4 Diahatsu Charade 1989IS~~~:~0~300 EXT15 surname of applicant momadina eni. In good condition MADE TOURS 1955 CHEV BAKKIE N$25 3 Bedrooms 2 BIC first, then christian name NAMIBIA 000 - U MOET OIT SI EN ,-,. 1and a half Bathrooms and full residential and Price: N$4500.00 Car Port and more business address. Add TEL' 228017 OM TE GLO - SOOS Tel : 211123 We wish all our friends and . NUUT. Price :N$128400-00 in brackets in same 214845 clients FAX:229710 SEOANS A MERRY sequence particulars m Memoriam We are looking for a 1988 NISSAN SENTRA CHRISTMAS AND A KHOMASDAL asked for about the qualified 1.3 N$22 100 .. - - HAPPY AND EXT13 principal, starting Tour-guide. 1991 VIWAGEN JETTA applicant's relationship to IMMANU EL NGHI . . PROSPEROUS NEW Existing houses + Must be fluent in French, CLX, FULL HOUSE N$39 ~ him. Business or NAFUKA YEAR! Plot & Plan Spanish and Italian, 900 Duplex Townhouse Price from : N$139 residential address only written and spoken. 1987 NISSAN 1.5SX - of the principal need be for- sale WE ARE NOT CLOSINGl 000-00 to Computer literacy would PULSAR N$12 900 stated. be an advantage. 1989 VIWAGEN CITI OR For all your property needs N$145 000-00 GOLF 1600 SPORT N$25 rental over the Christmas Good quality houses Column 3: In this 900 (N$2 000 per month) Season, call connection see Section 6 1992 UNO PANELVAN 3 Bedrooms, TSUKHOElI GOWASES WANAHEDA­ of the Ordinance. Quote N$29 000 2 Bathrooms, LUXURY HILL the appropriate licence 1989 HONDA 150 1 guest toilet, TeltJphone: 213133 2 Bedroomes one BIC required. If the applica­ Radlopage: 252222 1 Fridge, AUTOMATIES N$28500 e~ra room built on, [])lnlPlgroom ~ l nil' i! tion is also for a Diningroom Table 1988 TOYOTA CON­ enclosed garage Louhge.- ., . Irq '; conditional authority, BORN: 12/12/42 QUEST RSI N$25 900 Av~ilable 01/01/95 Big Eft .. , 1- • I state in brackets with 6 chairs, Side DIED: 18/1~/93 1981 TOYOTA COROLLA Contact Patricia at Price: N$lQ5 000-00 I( "conditional authority". Table, Dressing 1.3GL N$34 900 215505 (mornings) Column 4: Give a full ~ (Neg) .1' It ;s now exacly a year Table, 1 ET 2300 1985 TOYOTA and description of the since you left us Olivetti CRESSIDA GLl6 N$14 : 221221 Those who want to sell situation of the premises unexpecedly. 000 - AS-IS (afternoons & evenings) or buy In other areeas by reference to erf and Typeewriter. Con­ Your place Is emy in our 1991 TOYOTA you can also contact me. street number, farm house, your voice is tact Zak at 252222 CRESSIDA GLl6 and name and number etc. qule. lis difficult to 1 Dlnlngroom Table N$44000 See different adverts in Column 5: Give a full accep, but we will never 1987 TOYOTA the Republlke/n description of the + 6 Chairs for Sale, forget you. May your CRESS lOA 2.4 GLE, Newspaper privilege applied for soul rest In peace. N$400-OO or nearest AUTOMATIES N$245OO Contact He/ena yyour quote the relevant cash offer. 1988 TOYOTA agent. section of the Ordinance. Your lovely wife, sons Tel: 213054 CRESSIOA 2.4 GLE . Tel: 220698 all hours. and daug hter. ·.- .....-;.

THE NAMIBIAN Tuesday December 20 1994 11

Africa Champions Fixtures

Cup draw Tomorrow: Torino v AC Milan (representative countries) Spanish First Division 1st Round (between Feb 3-1 9) Match I. Swaziland v Bostwana Tomorrow: Match 2. Bostwana v Swaziland Deportivo la Coruna v. Celta; Barcelona v. Betis; Match 3. Gambia v Cape Verde . Valladolid v. Real Madrid; Oviedo v. Logrones; Match 4. Cape Verde v Gambia Real Sociedad v. Alabacete; Tenerife v. Athletic 2nd Round (home and away between March 10-26) Bilbao; Valencia v. Sporting Gijon; Atletico Ma­ Burundi'v Egypt . drid v. Racing Santander; Zaragoza rv . Espan'o); Lesotho v La Reunion , '. Sevilla v. Compostela. . Djibouti v Uganda Congo v Cameroon Portuguese First Division Zimbabwe v Sudan Benin v Algeria Saturday, December 31 : Burkino Faso v Tunisia Beira Mar v. Uni ~lO ; Braga v. Setubal; Tirense v. Mauritius v Mozambique Leiria; Salguciros v. Benfica; Boavista v. FC Porto; Togo v Nigeria Sporting v. Gil Vicente; Amadora v. Chaves; Winner of match 1/2 v South Africa Belenenses v. Guimaraes; Maritimo v. Farense. Winner of match 3/4 v Morocco Gabon v Zaire Angola v Ivory Coast Zambia v Tanzania necti on" stems from the' early morning weigh-in Liberi a v Ghana where Ugandan light- welterweight RobertMusasizi Mali v Guinea weighed in 200 grams over the 63,5 kg' limit for his fight against South African Stefanu s Carr. Cup Winners Cup Portugal on a roll (1st Round, ] st leg March 10-] 2, RULED OUT... Ramblers midfield stalwart Norman Ramakhutla (in . . . 2nd leg March 24-26 front) trying to penetrate the Liverpool defense but found 19natius Dommgos . OI~~e lra d ~ n ce d ove.r the rair-slick pitch Kuahee and teammates hard to beat in the Castle Classic final which and the dispirited Llchtenstem defense for two Vaal Professionals (SA) v Young Africans (Tan) Liverpool won 4-3. Liverpool, Blue Waters amt African Stars have all goals an? two assists on Sunday as Portugal ran up Matlama (Lesotho) v Cadets Club (Mau) been disqualified from the African club matclles after the Namibia an. 8-0 victory in a European Championship quali- Balkpool (Zim) v US Sainte Andreenne (La Reun- Football Association failed to pay the registration fees in time. Photo: fymg soccer match. ion) Christof Maletsky. ' Sunday's rout made it four straight points for Township Rollers (Bots) v Kabwe Warriors (Zam) . Portugal in European group six qualify,ing matches . . Swaziland reps v Maxaquene (Moz) "G ' t- t " • The Portuguese have so far scored 14 goals against W~lidan FC (Gambia) v KACM (Morrocco) " rea" .ennlS three .allowed in .victories over Northern Ireland, Gumea reps v ASM (Tun) Austna and Latvla. Zumunta (Niger) v Stade D ' Abidjan (I. Coast) Stricter drug penalties AS Nianan (Mali) v Togo reps t S k d Independante Sports Club (Ang) v Olympic de a wa . opmun Mvolye (Cam) Top track officials say they have no plans to back Club EPB (Con) v Ghana reps ' off a move toward swifter, stronger punishment of Manga Sport (Gabon) v Burundi reps THE annual Windhoek Light Senior Coastal face a tough match with athletes caught using performance:enhancing drugs, (Byes for representatives from Zaire, Algeria, Su­ Open Tennis championships got under way Zambia's champion despite critici.sm from the Olympic'sh..nti-doping Leader. - - ,- dan and Nigeria) yesterday in Swakopmund with the Stella Musamba. (D isqualified of Federation 's non-payment of fees: "Actually there are no Prince Alexander de Merode, Chairman of the organisors predicting some great matches IOC's Medical Commission, said Friday that re­ Elect Sport (Chad), MugerCement (Ethiopia), AFC in the three-day tournament. weak players in the en­ Leopards (Ken) and BLUE WATERS (NAMIBIA) tire tournament. We are cently adopted changes by the InternationaJ Ama­ and representative from Mauritania. Riva da Silva and Swaziland'snumberone going to sec some cx­ teur Athletics Federation may violate the human Elizma Nortje, two of in both the junior and plosive tennis from the rights of athletes. the top stars in the coun-' senior ,divisions, 46menandeight'women CAFe'up, try - will be playing, Herman Gele, and· in the tournament," Sourtess in fraud claim ··(J.st round, 1st leg-March 1'0-12, which win be a great Webster Munyeyembi Elliot said. The women treat for fans. from Zambia. will play on a .round- While Arsenal manager George Graham awaits the e~d leg March,24,26) DaSilvaisranked508 "Munyeyembi is not ,robin basis while the outcome of a premier League inquiry into allega- on the world's singles seeded becaus,e we did m~n ' s division started tionsthatheimproperlyreceivedaUS$456000gift Burundi rep's v Asante Kotoko (Ghana) ranking while Elizma not. know their standard yesterday morning. from an agent, there were claims that former Glas­ Cape Tpwn ,Spurs (SA) v Ar~enal (Les) Nortje is also among the though he is number five No upsets were re- gow Rangers and Liverpool coach Graeme Souness Malindi (Tan) v Swaziland reps top in the womens',.dou- in his own country. corded by midday. Prize collected US$48 000 in a similiar way. Kampala City (Ugan) v H.Portsudan (Sudan) bles and both have won However, he coulCl pro- money of N$800 is up The tabloid Mail on Sunday, which made the USST (La Reunion) v Zambia reps . the Coastal Open sev- vide an upset," Elliot for grabs in the men's allegations against Graham last weekend, alleged Botswana reps v Ferroviaro (Moz) eral times already. said. In the women's sec- section while N$600 that Souness, then manager of Rangers, sent his JS Bordj Meniael (Alg) v USFA (B.Faso) Though seeded tion, Nortje is the out- goes to the winner in the wife on a 1 200 kilometre round trip to collect Sport Club A CC. Verde) v ESS (Tun) number one, da Silva right favourite butcould women's section. US$48 000 in casn from an Israeli soccer agent. Guinea reps v Africa Sports (I.Coast) will face some very Djoliba (Mali) v Sanga Balende (Zaire) tough competition from Cotonsport FC2 (Cam) v Mogas 90 (Benin) at least three South Afri­ Five-a-side beach volleyball AS Inter-club (Con) v Petro Sport (Gabon) cans, two Namibians (B yes: Ber.del Insurance (Nigeria), Primerio de and one Zambian. maio (Ang), Agaza (Togo) and Shooting Stars The Swakopmund Fussball Club's volleyball section office of the Namibian Volleyball Federation or Andre de Beer, seeded will once again host the Christmas five-a-side beach Swakop Sports. Entry fees are N$50 per team and (Nigeria). number two, is the best volleyball tournament which will take place on Mon­ include a free pack ofTafel Lager. The entries close on (Disqualified for Federation's non-paymentoffees: player in the northern day, December 26. the morning of the tournament, although early regis- Gazelle (~had) " Ba~ers Club (Ethiopia), Gormahia Transvaal while Nico The first matches in the ninth consecutive tourna­ tration iSl'advisable as only 30 teams can be accommo- (Ken), LIVERPOOL (NA~HBIA) ~nd representa­ van der Wait is seeded ment will start at 09hOO at the be'ach, north'(jfthe Mole dated. For further inquiries please contact ErnstGriebel tives from Madagascar and Mauritania. number one at the Uni­ where the skateboard ramps are located. at telephone 0641 -592206 (w) or 61790 (h). versity ofPotchefstroom The tournament will be played by international l ;j;:~::!:!I::l:l~i~::~I ' I!l::;.l: ~£§'~ :I!~; ,~ !.,~I;~,=!:: :!i~:I !::~·! :i·!:I:;·i: , , :·:!! , !i ';,,·l·;i ':P!; 1 and number two in west­ volleyball association rules, with teams restricted to Scottish Premier Division Log ' ern Transvaal. five players per team (compared to the usual six . Sunee (Mau) bt S Buhlalu (SA) players). Carolla Ell iot from Team P WD L GF GAPTS 54 kg: S Naraina (Mau) b.t S Seguya (Ugan), A Teams Can enter in one of the following categories, Swakop Tennis Club Rangers 17 11 3 31 13 36 Boulahia (Al g) bt B Mwangata (Tan ) based on the number of registered or regular players. 3 yesterday said Na­ Motherwell 17 7 8 2 31 23 29 57 kg: M Chibuye (Zam) bt M Onyango (Ugan), N Category A: open category with an unrestricted number mibia' s top two men Hibernian 17 5 11 1 23 14 26 Medjehoud (Alg) bt Y Srour (Mor) of regular/registeFed players , Horst-Theo Jauss (4) Falkirk 17 5 8 4 25 26 23 63,5 kg: S Carr (SA) bt R Musasazi (Ugan), J Category B: teams are restricted to a maxi mum of two and Harry Hanstein (5) regular/register players, Celtic 16 4 9 3 17 16 21 Legras (Seychelles) bt T Sedoud (Alg) and Danie Visser from Category C: for social, strictly amateur players and Dundee United 16 5 4 7 19 26 19 -71 kg: V Kunene (SA) bt A Kwangwari (Zim), R Western Province were Category D: for mixed men/ladies teams (with a Hearts 16 5 3 8 ' 19 25 18 Cadeau (Seychelles) bt A van Niekerk (SA) also no pushovers. maximum of one registered person and always at least Kilmarnock 17 4 6 7 16 22 18 91 kg: J Oberholzer (SA) bt E Ndlovu (Zim), A She al so warned three ladi es per team). Aberdeen 17 3 6 8 19 23 15 Omar (Kenya) bt M Placktor (Togo). against underestimati ng *' Entry forms are available from the organisers, the Patrick 16 3 4 9 14 26 13 ; .

Results

English Premier League

Chelsea 0, Liverpool 0; Italian First Sport Shorts Division

Germany victorious Sunday: Bari 1, AC Parma 2; Cremonese 3, Germany scored twice in the first 17 minutes and Torino 0; Fiorentina 1, then hung on to beat lowly Albania 1-2 on Sunday Foggia 1; Inter Milan 0, in a European Championship qualifying match that Lazio 2; Juventus 1, liklely will renew crticism of German coach Berti Genoa 1; Reggiana 3, Yogts. Pad ova 0; AS Roma 0, Germany jumped out to a 2-0 lead on goals by AC Milan 0; Sampdoria Lothar Matthaeus and Jurgen Klinsmann but then 5, Cagliari 0; struggled against a team which had lost all three previous qualifying games by a combined score of FIGHTING AGAINST ODDS ... Namibian professional boxer Harry Simon (left) is thinking of US$2,7 million 5-1. SC Freiburg's striker, Altin Raklli, scored renouncing his citizenship due to a lack of sponsors. He will be in action in Durban tomorrow night Albania's goal by launching a shot into the left World Golf before returning to Namibia on Thursday. He is seen here with co-professional Nestor Tobias corner in the 58th minute. (right) and The Namibian's Sports Editor, Conrad Angula. Championships

Durban paddlers rule waves Final Round (USA un­ less noted) Durban paddlers cOIl1pleted a clean sweep of the 268 - Ernie EIs (SA) gold medals in the four-day Hardy's Surfski Chal­ Harry desperate 274 - Nick Faldo (Eng), lenge between Port Elizabeth and East London, Mark McCumber which ended at Orient Beach on Sunday. 275 - Brad Faxon, Paul The singles event was won by four times previous Azinger, Ian Woosnam champion OscarChalupsky in 17 hours, 37 minutes (Wales) and 38 seconds. Paul Marais of Fish Hoek was for sponsorship 276 - David Gilford second in 18:07,04 with Murray Smith of Durban (Eng), Jeff Maggert, third in 18: 15,13. Bernhard Langer (Ger) • CHRISTOF MALETSKY Bridges had to pay all him but he will have to 277 - Robert Allenby Australia keep winning squad their expenses including wait for the right oppor­ (Aus), CoHn Harry Simon, one of Namibia's best food and accommoda- tunity." Bridges said. Montgomerie (Scot) professioal boxers based in South Africa, is tion and it was very dif- Simon has knocked 278 - Nick Price (Zim), The Australian selectors yesterday named an un­ considering giving up his Namibian ficult for him. out all his other four Tom Lehman changed squad of 12 players for the second Ashes citizenship because he cannot obtain He appealed to opponents and is ex­ 283 - David Frost (SA), Test against England, which starts on Saturday at sponsorship. Namibian companies to pected to do better than Seve Ballesteros (Spain) the Melbourne Cricket Ground. assist him to put Na- his last fight when he Mark Taylor's team won the first test in Brisbane Simon, who is set to any sponsorship. mibia on the world box- apparently underesti- IAAF Cross by 184 runs and the selectors retained the same make his fifth appear- "They favour the ing map. mated his opponent. players, despite concerns over the fitness of Bats­ ance as a professional in South African boxers Tomorrow night He won his last bout Country man Steve Waugh and spin bowler Tim May. Durban tomorrow night, even though they are Simon is booked for a with a knockout in ,the Challenge The Australian squad is: Mark Taylor (New South said the lack of a weaker than I am. I am six-round fightagainsta fourth round. Wales, captain), Michael Slater (New South Wales). Namibian sponsor had considering giving up certain Paul Hlumaye "I intend to win all my Men's 10,5 kilometres David Boon (Tasmania), Mark Waugh (New South hindered his profes- mycitizenshipifIcan't from Giovanni firsttenboutsandlknow Fita Bayessa (Ethiopia) Wales), Michael Bevan (New South Wales), Steve sional career. get any-sponsors back Pretorius' stable. I can achieve that with 31 min 25 sec Waugh (New South Wales), Ian Haley (Queens­ He told The Namibian home," Simon said. Bridges said Simon just a bit of assistance," Paulo Guerra (Portugal) land, vice-captain), Shane Warne (Victoria), Craig major South African His remarks came in was well prepared and says Simon 31:27 McDermott (Queensland), Tim May (South Aus­ sponsors were very re- the wake of an appeal by eager to win his fifth According to Bridges, Haile Gebresilasie tralia), Damien Fleming (Yitoria) and Glenn ]uctant to assist him, his manager, Pierre professional victory. Hlumaye is a tough op- (Ethiopia) 31 :28 McGrath (New South Wales). though they knew he was Bridges, who said big "He is very, very well ponent. the best in the junior Namibian companies prepared. We have He has won three and Standings middleweight division, should jump at the changed his training pro- drawn two from his first Witherspoon a knock-out James Kariuki (Kenya) because he was chance of sponsoring gramme a bit since ,his five fights. 38 points Namibian. Simon. last fight but he has Simon has watched Former two-time world heavyweight champion Joao Junqueira (Portu­ "They know I am the ''The companies here adapted we]] and I know Hlumaye' s last fight on Tim Witherspoon recorded a sixth-round technical gal) 31 best but they want me to are reluctant to sponsor Harry will do it again:' video tape and found knockout over Nathaniel Fitch. Urn berto Pus terla (Ital y) give up my citizenship Harry because he is a Bridges said. him very sharp. Witherspoon, 37, landed a left uppercut, fol­ 27 lowed by a solid right hand to send his fellow and be a South African Namibian. It would be He was a bit cagey Nevertheless, Simon before they sponsor me. nice to have a decent over whether Simon was adamant that he American to the canvas for the first of three times in Women's 5,9 kilomtres When I box I wear the sponsorship from a would goforaknqckout would be the winnerto­ the round. Fitch, 36, rose at the count of nine all Derartu Tulu (Ethiopia) Namibian flag on my Namibian company. He early in the fight. morrow night. "I will do three times, but referee Eddie Cotton stopped the 19:52 trunks and that bothers is very good," Bridges "Knockouts are always my best for Namibia," scheduled 10-round bout because of the three­ Rose Cheruyot (Kenya) them," Simon said. said. good on aboxer's record he concluded. knockdown rule. 19:53 He said promoters Simon, who along but to achieve them you He will be back in Catherina McKiernan found it difficult to or- with Nestor Tobias must be organised. Namibia on Thursday (Ireland) 20:00 Italian matches delayed ganise' bouts for him turned profess ional two That is what we have and will be actively , . ... . because he did not have years ago, said he and basically planned with looking for sponsors. S d' Italian first dlvlSlon soccer games began 45 0110- tan mgs utes late on Sunday as players protested what they Catherina McKiernan say is the need for moneyu to help out-of-work TH~ ST AR (Ireland) 41 points players and coaches. N~h~nal U/23 Fernanda Ribeiro (Por- The Player) A~sociation s~ged the c!elayed star::L mldflelder Mabos tugal), Derartu Tulu to persuade the National Soccer Federation to a11o- O~tman walked away (Ethiopia), Joyce Koech cate more than nine billion Lire (US$5,6 million) With the Player of the (Kenya) 25 for the unemployed. Last year a similar protest Year and the Top Stef Statkuviene tactic delayed the start of Sunday's games by 30 Goalsc~r~r awar~s (Lithuania) 23, minutes. when CIVICS held ItS . end-of-the-year Semi -Finals of function on Friday A weighty matter night. He is seen Prolab All­ receiving one of the African Boxing South African team management are crying fo ul trophies from Daisy after alleged manipulation of the African Boxing Mannetti while club Championships Association ru les during the Prolab All-African President Alois Amateur Championships, currently in their semifi­ Mannetti looks on. 51 kg: M Mbwana (Tan) nal stages in Johannesburg. Photo: Christof bt I Modise (SA), R The latest allegations against the "French Con- Maletsky. continued on oal!e 11 continued on oal!e 11