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THE first group of trainees for Namibia's diplomatic corps will commence with a five to six-week training course on Monday. Out of 150 selected applicants, the first group of 45 will be chosen today to commence the course starting Monday, but a second intake will go into training around September. Permanent Secretary.in the Foreign the week. sought. Affairs Ministry, Andreas Guibeb, The first group of 45 will form the The training, by various career dip­ said the course would be opened by core of the new diplomatic staff who lomats and academics from various Namibian President, Sam Nujoma, will be posted to Namibian missions countries, will be divided into three and a high-ranking Conunonwealth in Africa and abroad once the foreign principal areas. official; whose name still has to be service goes into operation. These include: management and confinned. It is believed that in August this year, administration of diplomatic missions; The venpe is the Windhoek Teachers Namibia will start opening its em­ training in diplomatic skills, such as Training College. bassies in Africa and abroad. negotiations, protocol and drafting; The Ministry of Foreign Affairs re­ Guibeb emphasised that while the and training in constitutional knowl­ cently advertised for candidates for first group start training on Monday, edge as well as 8ocio-economic con- three grades in the foreign service, recruitment is still on the go for the . ditions of Namibian society so that which included diplomats, adminis­ second intake which will conunence the future diplomats can adequately trative and secretarial personnel. training in September. He said secre­ represent the interests of their coun­ Successful applicants for the· first taries with good skills in stenogra­ try, people and gove!Dffient, Guibeb intake will be informed by the end of phy and shorthand were still being said. Rundu ,prisoners complain . . about long detentions

PRISONERS awaiting trial at "I don't know if these people do Rundu this week smuggled out RAJAH MUNAMAVA not knowcourt~ orwbelber a letter from the Rundu prison they do not understand the serious­ in which they complain about . rape, in which case their files were ness of the charges against them," long detention periods without BIst sent to Windhoek for a decision Adams said. trial . . by the Prosecutor-Genenil. Adams He stated that the KavlUl80 was on said. the border With Angola and that it The letter, of which copies are in HUNDREDS of Liideritz residents turned out to see President The public prosecutor said another was sometimes difficult fur the p0- the hands of the Legal Assistance Sam Nujoma open the new Rossing Foundation Education Centre lice to trace suspects. Centre's office in the town as well as reason for the long detentions was in the town on Monday. "It's good for Liideritz when the that when some of the priso.aers Adams identified two categories with th~ public prosecutor for the President comes," said 12-year-old Nazeem Steuard about the awaiting trial were warned to appear of prisoners awaiting trial. They were Kavango, pleads for help and asks those whose cases were awaiting President's visit. that the contents be conununicated to before court on a given date, they vanish and have to be hunted down decisions from the ProllCCUtor-Gen­ the appropriate Cabinet minister or his deputy. . by the police. eral ' s office, and those who had been wamed to appear before court sev­ The prisoners charge that some of In some cases, the prisoners were wamed on more than one occasion eral times in the past but failed to do RUMOURS ABOUT them have been in prison since 1989 but did not appe~ ·-before court as and have not been brought before told. continued on page 4 ; court yet. WALVIS DENIED According to the letter, many of. the prisoners awaiting trial have been BOTH the South African Interest Office and the Ministry of in jail for up to six months and some Foreign Affairs have denied that a South African hand-over of for up to 10 months. They complain that they have Walvis Bay to Namibia is imminent. families to take care of and that they The denials follow widespread de Klerlc's earlier statement that South cannot afford to rem.a!n in prison 88 Sierra 31 X R27500 speculation that South Africa plarmed Africa was quite prepared to discuss without being tried. 88 Sierra 21 GL R2A500 . When the prisoners approach the to renounce its claims to the harbour Namibian use of Walvis Bay with 88 Ford Laser I R21950 authorities with complaints about enclave in Jl.Ule as a gesture of goodwill. Namibia's new government. . 86 Ford Bantam 1.3 R13750 Rumour had it that the big announce­ Sunde said as far as he knew there certain matters, they are told to ask 88 Sierra XR6 R30 500 ment would be made in the full glare were currently no negotiations tak­ President Sam Nujoma for help, the 89 Ford Sapphire 3GLX (Demo) of the foreign media during the inter­ ing place on the final transfer of letterwrit.ers say. R38 500 national donors conference for Walvis Bay to Namibia. Prison wardens do not attend to 88 Ford Courier 3LP R24250 Namibia whiCh is to take place in Deputy Minister of Foreign Af­ their problems, the prisoners say. 89 Ford 2,2 Diesel R242S0 New York. fairs Netumbo Nd;ritwah also said They add that they receive insuffi­ 88 VW {:I ta CSL R24950 The head of the South African she had not heard about a possible cient medical care and that, in some 86 Ford Escourt XR31 . R16900 Interest Office, John Sunde, how­ June hand-over of Walvis Bay. cases, they are not taken to hospital 86 Ford Sierra S/W R19250 ever, denied this and added he was She further said that so far, she was to see a doctor. 89 VW City Golf R17750 •• quite sure" there were no such not aware of any negotiations with The wardens also sometimes boast 89 Toyota Corrola 1,31 R21500 plans. . ':'outh Africa over the disputed en­ that the new govemment and the 89 Opel Monza 1,3 R22500 He reiterated State President F W clave. Cabinet are powerless and will not help them, the letter says. Contact: Daan, • ~,,<~ The puhli<;. prosecutor for the Mossie or t rix The Namibian will not appear on Ascension Kavango; a Mr Adams, told The Tel. (061) 3702044:4" Na1Tlib~ yesterday that not all pris­ .' aay or Africa Day, and we will be on the oners were in jail for minor cases . Kaiser Strpet , .~ .. ~~ ~treets again on Monday, 28 May. ·, _ Most of those being held faced serious charges, such as murder or <2 -Wednesday May 231990 -THE-NAMIBIAN

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BERNE - South African President F.W. De Klerk arrived in Switzer­ land yesterday hoping to persuade Swiss bankers to provide fresh loans as his country abandons apartheid. Switzerland is the seventh stop on Aussie-Chinese puzzle De Klerk' s nine-country European tour that aims to garner political and SYDNEY· Australia is faced with either endangering one billion financial support for his vision of a dollars in trade with China or dealing with a public relations democracy with guaranteed rights disaster by deporting Chinese students who supported last year's for the white minority. He flew in from Bonn, where he pro"democrac~ demonstration. said he believed West Gemumy would start investing more in his country. Snow in the Cape Swiss bankers say they are not ready to make such promises. CAPE TOWN· The cold front which hit the Western Cape at the "Banks are holding back," a weekend left light snowfalls on the peaks of the Matroosberge at De spokeswoman for the Swiss Bankers Association said. Doorns. "They want to see how the situ­ Although more snow was expected on Monday night on the south· ation develqJs economiCally and above estern and southern mountain ranges, the weather was expected to all politically." get warmer should get warmer on Tuesday, the Weather Bureau De Klerk will meet Swiss Presi­ said. dent Arnold Koller, Foreign Minis­ ter Rene Felber and Economics Minister Jean-Pascal Delamuraz on Election sabotage Tuesday. He is expected to hold private BOGOTA· Colombian politicians denounced a suspected plan to meetings with financiers and indus­ sabotage Sunday's presidential elections after a senator allied with trialistS on Wednesday, when he is frontrunner Cesar Gaviria was murdered and members of President due to address the Swiss-South Afri­ IF it's Wednesday this must be Switzerland. South African State Virgilio Barco's family narrowly escaped a bomb. can Association in Zurich. President F.W. de Klerk checks his watch with Greek Premier He leaves tomorrow for Spain and Konstantine Mitsotakis last week before continuing his European High-speed arms chase Italy. tour north.

LONDON· Police and anti·terrorist detectives seized an arms cache from a car in north London yesterday after a high. speed Kashmir death toll - anger mounts chase. Police detained two men after finding two AK·47 rifles, loaded and ready for use, police at the scene said, adding they had SRINAGAR, India· Thousands of people gathered in the Kashmir city of Srinagar yesterday and been "freshly dug up" from where they had been hidden. Indian officials braced for more trouble after at least 47 people were killed when security forces opened fire on a crowd of mourners. W.W.II claims 7 more The mourners were escorting the quarters of Farooq' s political organ­ demanded the Withdrawal of Indian body of a murdered Moslem cleric, isation. troops. A spokesman for the state TUNIS· Seven people working for a West German company were Moulvi Mohammed Farooq, through Officials said they were prepared government said paramilitary troops killed yesterday by W orld-W ar Two land mines in the Libyan desert the city on Monday when the shoot­ for more trouble at Farooq's funeral were forced to retum fire when mili­ near Tobruk. Since the end of the war in 1945 several 'thousand ing occurred. Some 300 people were later in the day. Farooq was the lead­ tants among the· mourners started people and animals have been killed by land mines exploding in the injured. The city was extremely tense ing Moslem cleric in the Kashmir shooting at them. But people in the yesterday and soldiers patrolled the Valley. He had preached independ­ crowd escorting Farooq's body said desert in the streets as thousands of people gath­ ence for Jammu and Kashmir, In­ they had heard no shots until the state and 12 Generals executed ered in the old ciyt outside the head- dia's only Moslem-majority paramilitary troops opened fire.

ADDIS ABABA· Twelve generals have been executed in Ethiopia for their part in last year's abortive coup. They included some of Ethiopia's most distinguished military leaders. Their executions were carried out on Monday evening· when or how is not known. BRUSSELS· Zairean police killed about 50 students during unrest at Lubumbashi University in the south of the country, the Belgian daily'newspaper Le Soir reported yesterday. Demo greets De Klerk The report, citing unnamed wit­ Mobutu Sese Seko and attacks OIl stu­ dent who was not named. A Belgian nesses, said the students.' throats were dents alleged to be police informers. foreign .ministry spokeaman laid he BERNE • Swiss riot police fired teargas cannisters in running cut by members of the elite presidimtial The Times of Zambia newspaper could not confirm the report of the reported on Saturday that 150 students deatha, but he said Belgium 'a ambassa­ skirmishes with masked protesters waving ANC Rags in central guard who entered the campus on the night of May 11. The report said there were killed. The newspaper quoted a dor to Zaire went to Lubumbuhi on - Berne yesterday shortly before President F W de Klerk was due to was unrest at the university between Lubumbashi medical student who fled Monday. Belgian Foreign Minister arrive at a hotel for a press conference. May 10 and May 12 involving demon­ to the:. ~opperbelt town of Ndola saying Mark Byakena on Saturday exprelsed strations against :lairean president guardsmen stormed the campus early concern over the way local authorities Friday. "Screams of death" filled the were handling student prote... and­ campus when the guardsmen "went 00 called on the Zairean govenimeot to an orgy of bayonetting," said the stu- pay special atteotiOll to human riP'" BLOOM COUNT....y _____ -, .... ____b...;y~Berke 8reathed ABC-TV NEWS

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B special weekly edition. \ T M A Date: Today and every Wednesday N Time: 17h15· • A N D Place: Room207 Lecture Block, The Academy: _,~' R (Enter via Storch or Brahms o Streets) '.' B Free Entry - All welCOMe.' ' .,. ,: I " . N THE NAMIBIAN 'Wednesday May 23 1990 3 Wider powers for Ombudsman THE OMBUDSMAN would have much wider powers than his predecessor, said Minister of Justice Ernest Tjiriange in Parliament yesterday at the first reading of a bill dealing with those powers. In terms of the bill the Ombuds­ ceedings. man is required to investigate any The Ombudsman should be "ac­ alleged violations of "fundamental tive" and not only react to com­ rights and freedoms, abuse of power plaints made to his office. and unfair, harsh, insensitive or dis­ "He should take own initiative to courteous treatment of an inhabitant find things out and not wait for com­ of Namibia by an official in the employ plaints, " Moses Katjiuongua said. of any organ of government". The office ofthe Ombudsman should Complaints regarding practices and be an independent institution, he told actions of business enterprises and the house. other private institutions will also be Making his budget part of the closely monitored by the Ombuds­ Ministry of Justice's budget would man - especially where violations of only hamper the proper execution of fundamental human rights are in­ his duties, he said, advocating a THE press were given a rare opportunity to meet members of the Mrica group of the diplomatic corps volved. separate budget. at a reception last Thursday. The function hosted by Angolan ambassador Alberto Ribeiro-Kabulu was Powers of the Ombudsman in the Katjiuongua said the bill did not aimed at fostering better understanding between the press and representatives of Mricau countries. previous administration, Tjiriange make provision for the swearing of Guest of honour, Information and Broadcasting Minister Hidipo Hamutenya, spoke briefly about the said, were limited to state institu­ an oath by the Ombudsman, his deputy tions. In terms of the new bill the and the acting Ombudsman. manner in which the press had handled African issues in the past. office would be given much broader As people handling confidential The Minister said Namibia had to open its doors to the rest of Africa and absorb what was good in the powers of investigation. matters they should be required to African experience as well as lea. from the mistakes that had been made. The Ombudsman would also be take oath when appointed to office, Pictured above are, amongst others, Hrunutenya, Riberio-Kabulu, the High Commisioners of Bot'lwana, empowered to institute court pro- he concluded. Nigeria and Ghana and the Ambassador of the Organisation of African Unity. (Picture M. Ngavirue). egi -nal re s spark Accused alleges Par iamentary row police torture

THE APPOINTMENT of regional Since regional elections are to be representatives provided for in the DA'OUD VRIES held in two years the representatives A MAN who is being accused of murder, robbery with aggravating Special Advisers and Regional Rep- would be temporary and hence there circumstances and housebreaking with the intention to commit a resentatives Appointment Bill was how the Minister can determine re- was a "definite time frame" involved. crime, yesterday told the Windhoek High Court he was maltreated the focal point yesterday's Parlia- gions, " Kaura said. "I can't see how the cabinet could by members of the police at Oshakati. mentary debate, and the House, ad- He accused the ruling party, Swap<>, frustrate the letter and spirit of the joumed leaving the official opposi- of creating work for its "pals". constitution, " he said. The represen­ Johannes Andreas, 29, is accused as Titus and 0 'Long, threw cold water tion and ruling parties at odds. The ruling party only wanted to tatives once appointed would be of having stabbed to death Salomina over him and gave him electric shocks. The bill was tabled by the Minister establish a political presence in those "confronted" by decisions of a quasi­ van der Merwe at Omamru between Justice Bryan O'Linn asked An­ of Local Government ani Housing, areas where it had failed to gain a political nature. It would be unfair to June 2 and 4 last year. According to dreas to demonstrate how he was Dr Libertine Amathlla. During its majority, he said. expect civil servants to make deci­ the charge-sheet, Andreas broke into shocked. He told the court how one first reading it was emphatically At this point Kaura moved for sion of that nature, Rukoro stressed. the deceased's home. electric wire was put in his ear, while opposed by the DTA and the NPF's adjourrunent and was seconded by Dr Ernest Tjiriange (Swapo) said He stabbed Vander Merwe with a the other was put close to his sexual one-man delegation Moses Mudge. The reason given for ad- "confusion" prevailed in most re­ sharp object in the throat and chest organs. Katjiuongua. journment was to allow sufficient gions about who representatives were, . until she died. Her body had several "'!be next moment I only felt weak In her introductory remlUks on the time to prepare counter arguments to what power they yielded and who wounds. and got pain all over my body," he controversial bill Amathila said the the bill. they were answerable to. After the murder Andreas alleg­ told the court. appointment of regional represent a- 1be nlling party, however, objected Peter Katjavivi also a member of edly escaped with se.veral items of While he was shocked, Titus and tives would be a "temporary arrange- to the adjournment and the speaker the ruling party said during visits to clothing and blankets. o 'Long were holding both his arms. ment until elected regional councils put the two motions to the vote. The severru areas he had observed "lack Yesterday Andreas told the court Andreas also alleged Ngbo:w threat­ are in place' '. vote was in favour of those wanting of government authority". "There how he was arrested by a policeman ened to take him • 'into the field", if She explained there was a need to to continue the debate. is no doubt that there is Ii political at Otjiwarongo who took him to the he did not want to tell the trUth. fill the vacuum left by the abolition Kaura went on to explain that the vacuum. There is hesitation, fear and Oshakati police station. Here he was Nghoshi allegedly told him "this of AG 8. DTA was opposing the billbecause it lack of cooperation, ,. he continued. interrogated by Warrant Officer is Oshakati and we will show you The Bill spelled out that the condi- did not want to see the new admini- The bill, Katjavivi said, attempted Simeon Nghoshi. today". tions of employment would be deter- stration "go down to the level of to answer this challenge. Warrant Officer Nghoshi allegedly Warrant Officer Nghoshi denied mined by the President. Katjiuongua pure nepotism' '. The bill was not meant to employ told him to tell the truth and when all the allegations against him and argued that since these people would The ruling party needed DTA the "boys",nor to postpone the re­ Andreas denied any knowledge of told the court the accused gave his be paid from the public treasury, support on every bill tabled in the gional elections, Katjavivi assured the crime, Nghoshi allegedly blind­ co-operation when interrogated. their salaries and other conditions of house, Andrew Matjila (DTA) said. the house. folded him with a wet cloth. The hearing, befoRl Justice 0 'Linn employment must be determined by "Why the hurry?" Matjila asked The debate was adjourned until Nghoshi and two other police and two assessors, continues. the proposed Public Service Com- referring to the appointment of re- today. constables, known to Andreas only The state prosecutor is Kato Stroh. mission. gional representatives. . "To close the door on corruption It had been agreed that a Delimita- and possible abuse," Katjiuongua tion Commission would divide the said, the salaries must be determined country into regions, so it was sur- by the Commission. prising that the bill has been tabled The regional representatives were "while we 'lle waiting for the ap- not democratically elected and hence pointment of the commission", should be regarded as civil servants. Matjila told the house. Dirk Mudge (DTA) wanted clarity "The abolition of AG 8 necessi- A small, long established and successful civil, structural and from Amathila on whether the repre- tated this bill, " Vekuii Rukoro (NNF) engineering practice specialising In hydraulic engineering, sentatives would be merely "politi- said in support of it. cal animals" . There was a need to appoint re- seeks the services of a hydraulic engineer with experience In Katuutire Kaura (DTA) asked the gional representatives to supervise Minister whether regions had already government activity on the ground, ttle fields of dam deSign, purification plants, reservoirs and been decided upon. Demarcating he said. water supply schemes. Applicants should be registered regions, he said, was the work of the The representatives, said Rukoro, Delimitation Commission, which is would be a link between the residents professional engineers or eligible for registration In terms of provided for in the constitution un- of the regions and would serve as der Article 104. channels through which complaints the Engineers Professions Act.

"In the absenr - of the Commis- could be lodged with the cabinet, he sion's report, we "0 not understand explained.

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Bursaries available · Friendship with Egypt sealed . for metal technologists NAMIBIA has signed a friendship and cooperation treaty with Egypt. The government still has to ratify the agreement, signed by Foreign Minister Theo-Ben Gurirab on a recent trip to Cairo to attend a meeting of the OAU's monitoring committee on South Africa. The Minister returned to Windhoek on Monday. THE Vocational Training Centre man (lasting three months), a theo­ He also attended a meeting of Commonwealth foreign ministers in Abuja, Nigeria, and a summit between Namibia (VTCN) has been requested retical and practical upgrading course foreign ministers of the Frontline and Nordic states in Oslo, Norway. by the Carl Duisberg Gesellschaft in in various fields of metal technology Gurirab said the OAU meeting had agreed that serious negotiations in South Africa could not start before the Federal Republic of Gennany to specifically geared to Namibian needs political prisoners were released, the state ofemergency lifted and security forces withdrawn from townships. assist in identifying possible candi­ (18 months), and a scholarship cov­ dates for a two-year upgrading course ering all expenses of the scholarShip­ It. also agreed that sanctions against South Africa should be maintained for Namibian instructors in metal holder during ~ stay in the Federal He said the international community should not be meeting South Africa, lest it be interpreted as South Africa technology in Solingen. Republic of Gennany, including the having met preconditions for negotiation. Applicants must have: airticket. . • A fair command of the Gennan N amibians who Meet the above­ language; mentioned requirements and are inter­ • must be skilled workers in metal ested in the upgrading course should CCB had plans technology (i.e., nrust have completed contact Mr Kazapua or Ms Schmid at Committee a craftspersonship or have appropri­ the VTCN and persoilally complete ate experience from industry or have . an application fonn before 8 June at least an N2 qualification plus a 1990. 1k following documents sbwld will work to buy island trade test); also be supplied with the completed • should preferably have experi­ application fonn: ence as technical instructors; • A complete curriculum vitae; to combat • must be available to take en­ • the applicant's highest school off Mozambique trance tests in Windhoek towards the certificate plus all technical qualifi­ end of June 1990 and be available to cations he/she has obtained; Aids leave for Gennany in early Septem­ • testimonials from previous and ber 1990. current employers (if available); WINDHOEK - A steering com­ coast - Botes The Carl Duisberg Gesellschaft • one passport photograph; and mittee has been fonned to estab­ offe~s the successful applicants an • a correspondence address and lish a southem African network THERE had been a plan for the Civil Cooperation Bureau (CCB) intensive upgrading course in Ger- telephone number. for the prevention and control of to buy an island oft' Mozambique, the Harms Commission of Aids. Inquiry heard ye!i,terday afternoon. The Namibian delegate who at­ I CRIME UPDATE ... CRIME UPDATE... I tended a conJerence on Aids in The revelation came to light dur­ aging director Joe Vers{er's instruc­ Harare earlier, Dr Carl Wicht, said ing the cross-examination of fonner tions. AT least five people have died unnatural deaths in Namibia the past in Windhoek the network would CCB Region 2 manager Pieter Botes It was not revealed what the island coordinate the efforts of all non­ when outlining a R2 million claim was to be used for. four days, while goods worth more than Rl million were stolen at against the organisation for alleged Botes had refused to retum R40 several places. govemmental organisations and institutions involved in combat­ non-payment of operatives. 000 of the· CCB 's money which he • 28-year-old Mael Kooper from Windhoek died on Tuesday when ting the disease in the region. Detailing his claim against the • had in his safe as it was used as part he was stabbed during a quarrel over money. The conference, sponsored by CCB, Botes said he was supposed to payment of the money owed to him • An unknown man was beaten to death at Katima Mulilo on the World Health Organisation pay a deposit of R40 000 for weap­ by the organisation. He said he had Saturday. and Oxfam, had focused on Aids ons pwchased for the CCB and as receipts for the amount • The police at Rehoboth are investigating a case of murder after te ~: ting, counselling and the ef­ this had not been done the arms had A claim for five years' salary after the death of Pieter Louw, 19, who was stabbed and killed on fects of he disease on women and not been delivered and " were most he left the CCB was because he had Sunday. children. probably still in Mozambique". never had any problem with the or­ • In another murder case in which a knife was used, Emmanuel Wicht said Namibia was fortu­ Botes said one of the allegedly ganisation apart from a falling out, of nate to have the govennent' s full . outstanding amounts was to an 0p­ a personal nature, with Venter and Kambinda, from the farm Goabeb near Usakos died after he was erative who "looked at the possibil­ had behaved in an exemplary manner. stabbed. support in the Aids prevention campaign. ity of buying and island off the It was not an unreasonable request, • A man is held by the Mariental police after the death last Saturday Mozambique coast" on eCB man- Botes told the commission. of an unidentified man who sustained injuries when he was attacked with stones on May S. Aids kills • Thieves and burglars have got away with items valued at more than Rl million. faster than NEW ROLE FOR The items included several motor vehicles, cheque fraud, cows and goats, clothing, groceries and many others. The m~ority of goods war - Protect were stolen in Windhoek. • The police are also investigating several cases of rape, attempted yourself! ENOKBOSS murder, assaults and illegal poaching. FORMER Executive Chairman of First National Development Corporation (FNDC) Bob Meiring confirmed yesterday he ....d relinquished the position in order to ad as chairperson "of the parastatal in future. His new position would only in­ pany that wishes to operate in Na- volve policy formation ofthe corpo­ mibiL . ration and he would no longerbe part But be declined to name the com­ THE CENTRE FOR RESOURCE AND TRANSFORMATION of the day-to-day running ofFNDC, pany and in what specific spheres of Meiring said. economic activity be would be The position of executive chair­ involved. • 'The company is looking LEGAL PROJECT man had been a temporary a.rrange­ at all investment and businesl oppor­ ment by the colonial administrator tunities in Namibia," be said. THE CERET/LEGAL PROJECT UNDERTAKES RESEARCH FOR to facilitate the smooth running of Meiring further said that the com­ APPLICATION IN LEGAL FORM. ITS ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: things during the transitional period, pany would make a formal annouoce­ he told The.Namibian. ment soon. "That task is now over and I have The position of executive chair­ - PREPARATION OF LEGAL OPINIONS ON A VARIETY OF to relinquish the position, " be said. manship in the FNDC would not be He infonned this newspaper be filled in the near future. "We do not IMPORTANT ISSUES; had been offered the resident direc­ CODIempiate my odler c:bqea witbin - FORMULATING OF IDEAS AND APPROACHES TO ASSIST torship of a major intematicmal com- theFNDC." GOVERNMENT BODIES IN ADDRESSING QUESTIONS OF· LAW. RUNDU PRISONERS CERET IS A NON-PROFIT MAKING INSTITUTION AND AN UMBRELLA ORGANISATION FOR SEVERAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN I CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 I NAMIBIA. so. General's .office in Windhoek, P J "lnsuchcaseswe~leftwitb.no Miller, uid yesterday iftbO a11ep- A VACANCY EXISTS FOR A LAWYER HOLDING A B PROC OR LLB altemative but to keep them in jail. tions were true, itwu "molt diatuIb- That ilnot our fault, " Adamlltated. ing". DEGREE. Adams said his office had in the Miller' said hi. office coaductecl a past received complaints that pris- survey more than two weob"8O OIl . oners awaiting trial were beaten by prisoners .awaitingtrial tbroupom APPLICANTS SHOULD SEND A CURRICULUM VITAE WITH CONTACT the wardens but that such charges tbecountrybutDo~laintloftbia ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER TO CERET AT THE ABOVE had been denied by the police station nature had *n ~ . ADDRESS. commander. UnlOIlS the ~ of thct priIoorn He said, however, his office was were giv~ and tb me_ of ad!. planning a visit to the Rundu prison case awdied, th6re VJas littk he could this month to investigate the situ- Gay. Miller rmilL · anon. HI:) would not gi.ve s~atisti.cs on Ho ,et, lwempi'l!lrii~lisaa~ ~. the prisoners aw!liting trial. wast:crW.nl.yood<;laymtU~ ;;'~~~';"'JI 1m O1ffi~icl frOm the Pro~tar- hlg C?f ~e:tz: b~:, :'l~S b!~;.-. ""' L-~_ ..._~ ____~~. __~~_ THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday May 23 1990 5 > Lonrho's proposed project in the north Doubts raised about sugar plantation

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A GREAT deal of mystery still surrounds the proposed massive US$150 million sugar plantation pianned for Namibia by the British company Lonrho. The project was announced at a highly publicised ceremony during the independence celebrations by Lonrho managing director Tiny Rowlands and Minister of Agriculture Gert Hanekom. No firm details about the venture Although Tiny Rowlands may not and several important conditions had have been announced and it is not be popular with everyone he is, how­ to be met before this decision could even known in what part of the coun­ ever, recognized as an astute busi­ be made. try the plantation will be situated. ness person who would not invest in He said a whole range of sites were As far as is known Lomho has not Namibia if he did not think there being studied and that the final choice even opened an office in Windhoek were profits to be made. of would depend on factors such as a and the foray into Namibia is being Commodity brokers are apparently suitably warm frost-free climate and directed by Lomho Sugar Corpora­ predicting a sharp rise in world sugar readily available and affordable water. tion in Swaziland. prices over the next few years, partly In addition both the government Though the government has wel­ attributed to unfavourable growing and Lonrho were sensitive to the comed the Lomho investment there conditions in Brazil. need for the project to be situated are many who are apprehensive about The most direct benefit to the local where it would have the maximum a significant Lomho involvement in economy, of course, is that Namibia social impact in terms of job crea­ Namibia. will no longer have to import its tion. The multinational was one of the annual consumption of 50 000 ton­ Meiring further stressed that no A FARMER at a ,First National Development Corporation few companies that decided to con­ nes of sugaI: from elsewhere. decision would be made on where to establishment project in the north of Namibia inspects hishealthy tinue operating on a large scale in At least one official of the Na­ locate the plantation without wide­ maize crop. A spokesperson for the National Union of Namibian post-indepencIen:e Africa in the 1960s. tional Union of Namibian Workers ranging environmental and social Workers says he objects to the proposed Lonrho sugar plantation The company has extensive inter­ has already expressed outright oppo­ impact studies. because it will mean that the demands for food self-sufficiency in ests in several southern African sition to the sugar venture and ques­ Experts from Lomho are expected countries including Zambia, Zim­ tioned the usefulness of the project. in the country to carry out these Namibia will never be met. Sugar, unlike maize, is not a staple food babwe, Malawi, South Africa and The question most people have studies, grade the various sites, and for Namibians. Botswana. been asking is where exactly the only when the environmental and The centre of the project will be a were wrong. Lomho sugar plantation will be situ­ social criteria were met would a site large sugar mill which surrounding "Sugar is not a staple food and this UNSAVOURV ated, and most of the speculation be selected. subsistence farmers ill have access project will mean thatthe prospect of REPUTATlON seems to centre on either the Kavango LOCAL CONSENT to. developing food self-sufficiency will or Caprivi regions: This will encourage them to sup­ never be met," he said. Over the years, however, Lomho He further emphasised that a ma­ plement their subsistence farming by He argued that in exchange for in­ has acquired an unsavoury reputa­ FNDC LINKS jor consideration would be the con­ earning income from a high value significant amounts of foreign ex­ tion for using unorthodox methods in sent of the local population in the cash crop such as sugar. change from sugar exports the coun­ its business dealings. The First National Development area and that nothing would be done This, however, is exactly the main try would become pennanently tied The company has, for example, Corporation (FNDC) has so far acted without them agreeing to it. fear of the head of the media unit of to expensive food imports. been accused of cultivating unhealthy as Lonrho's closest collaborator in He said the company would have the National Union of Namibian Namibia would be repeating the close personal relationships with heads the preliminary discussions on the to negotiate with the people to gain Workers, Sandi Sijake. same mistake as Latin America and of state and politicians in the coun­ sugar venture. their support and also reach agree­ Contrary to the claims made by many other African countries where tries in which it operates. FNDC chairperson Bob Meiring ment with the government so that Meiring, Sijake said he had been foreign corporations established large The fact that former British Prime could only give very general infor­ they could work with the people reliably infonned that the sugar plan­ plantations which did not serve the Minister Edward Heath once described mation about the project·and he said through the government. tation would be established along the needs of the local population. the controversial Lonrho managing it was Lonrho's prerogative to pro­ Another advantage of the sugar banks of the Kavango. Altbrugh the sugar pIamation would director as' 'the unacceptable face of vide more specific details. project mentioocd by the fNDC chair­ He said the Kavango area was the provide a limited number of jobs, it capitalism" is not something that According to Meiring no site had person is that it would provide tech­ ooI.y area wilh a penDlial water supply, would do more!wm in the long run should be ignored. yet been chosen for the plantation nology transfer to local subsistence and the whole project showed that by preventing agricultural devel~ farmers. the country's agricultural priorities ment. New fence for wild ones A NEW fence for the Etosha National Park will be high on the list of projects Namibia wUl present at an International donors conference In New York next ASSISTANT TO THE REGIONAL COORDINATOR: month. The Minister of Agrkulture, FIsheries, Water and Rural Development, Gert Banekom, told the Namutonl farmers' day meetlng.near Etosha at the . To share the duties/workload of the Regional weekend a new fence would hopefully solve the problem of predatory anlloals straying onto private farms and killing livestock. The day was organised to Coordinator in the following areas: Improve cooperation on conservation between Etosha and neighbouring farmers. The Namutool Farmers' Association donated R500 to the Nature 1 Supervision of work in the region . Foundation's rhino fund. The Permanent Secretary for Wildlife, Conservatloo and Tourism, Hanno Rumpf, urged the private sector to practise and support 2 Effecient administration of the regional office; maning the office during the absence of the conservation In Namibia, as It was not only the backbone of tourism, but also a . Regional Coordinator (ie, when he/she is on leave or visiting centres in the region). basis for the prosperity of future generations. - Sapa 3 Dissiminination of information about the classes and the ELU programme in generaL 4 Testing of material and giving feed-back to !he Coordinator for"Training. S Planning and conducting regional week-end Courses p------.I 6 Giving qaurterlyreports (including comprehensive statistical data). I 7. Submission of recommendation to Head-Office on employment of new teachen ancllor AUTO CLINIC I opening of new Centres. Bahnof street· Tsumeb· Tel: (0671) 2242 I 8 Facilitating establishment of student committees I 9 Constantly reminding teachers to live up to their rights and obligations and to enforce I punitive measures (whenever necessary) as prescribed under "no.5" of the ELU TEACHERS . KENNISGEWING I RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS. . I Indien eienaars van onderstaande voertuie versuim om QUALIFICATIONS: uitstaande skulde voor 28 Junie 1990 te vereffen asook te S/He must; verwyder van Auto Clinic Bahnof Straat 385 Tsumeb 1 have at least Matriculation Certificate; perseel, sal voertuie op 30 J unie 1990 per openbare veiling 2 have teaching experience; verkoop word. Die verkope sal onkostes ten opsigte van 3 experience and/or qualification in TEFL; stoorkostes, onkostes vir dienste gelewer, en onderdelek­ 4 have administrative skills; ostes .!~k. S be able to work with people; 6 have a valid drivers licence. 1 x Audi lOOSE reg No. SS 3198 engin no. We 012600 chassis no. 177099/7175/0043. Pleace apply in writing to: Director i 1 x Toyota Hi Ace Reg no. &3 6965. English Language Unit B 1 x Peugeot diesel bakkie reg no. ST 4131 CCN ~ 1 x Toyota Hino reg no.SBA 6262 P.O. Box 41 I 1 x Cbev Custom 20 4x4 reg no. SeA 1497 Windhoek 9000 L~ __ =~~==~~~=~ __ ~~_~~~~ 6 .Wednesday May 23 1990 THE NAMIBIAN ~------~------~------~------LITICJ\L · . CRISIS PERSPECTMby GYJen Lister Ba~y lWO ofNlunibia's most pressing post­ independence problems, in my view, are the issue of unemployment on the one hand and that of the rapidly­ burgeoning Civil service on the other. developing This may seem like a contradiction in terms, but one of my major worries is how the state can truly bring returnees AS Namibia prepares to meet the challenges of independence in the 21st century, the fear of many economic, back into the fold and accommodate health and social experts is that the country will fall victim to a population explosion. their aspirations; and at the same time If Namibia follows the example of to the government's family planning curtail the swelling ranks of the civil Kenya, Nigeria and other African clinic. She was persuaded by a friend to service - stiD dominated by members countries whose poplulation growth make the visit and when she spoke to rates have soared in recent years, it runs Although other continents have be­ her Catholic priest about the idea, he of the colonial old-guard -which needs gun to get their acts together in terms of to accommodate those who' still feel the risk of seeing developmental efforts also encouraged her. come to naught as the government population control, Africa is creating Euphemia was fortunate to have all like outsiders in the country of their scrambles to care for an overgrown much concern. Today Africa accounts the barriers to family planning fall birth. population. for 12 per cent of the world popUlation; down before her. A short while ago her According to the United Nations by the end of the century it will account decision would not have been accept­ MOST Namibian leaders have expressed understanding for the Population Fund (UNFPA), the 1990s for 23 per cent. able. For a start, she only has one son in grievances expressed by many returnees, including former will be a critical decade for the whole It has long been an integral part of a culture which prizes boys above girls. combatants, concerning their unemployed status. Plans have been world, deciding whether its population many African cultures to favour large Secondly, she has just three children in families and some people think the idea formulated for 'development brigades' which could perhaps trebles or merely doubles before it fi­ a country which remembers that at nally stops growing. "The next ten cannot be altered. But with research independence in 1960 a third of all accommodate the majority of former fighters. But while this does years will decide the shape of the 21st proving definite lin1ls between popula­ under~fives died. An4 thirdly, as a go some way tow.ards addressing the unemployment problem, it century and tile future of the earth as a tion growth and poverty, hunger and woman of the Igbo lnbe she would certainly doesn't solve it altogether. habitation for human beings," says a illiteracy, there seems to be a growing traditionally be expected to bear 10-12 recent report. realisation that traditional ideas on children. There are an estimated 40 000 returnees, and less than one quarter family size and family planning cannot are former combatants. What about the rest? Now standing at S,3 billion, the But Nigerians are changing - and the world's population is increasing by survive in the 21st century. changes are occurring throughout their It will undoubtedly be problematic for the state to try and guarantee three people every second - a quarter of One woman who challenged cultural vast and culturally diverse nation, all these people employment in the public sector. This simply will a million every day. dictates and took control of her own partly thanks to government policy. fertility is· Euphemia Okokwo, a 2S­ not happen. On the other hand, the m~ority of the private sector Between 90 and,} 00 million people - roughly equivalent to the population of year-old orange-seller from south~ast­ has demonstrated an antipathy towards the returnees, and an, em Nigeria. Encouraged by her hus­ unwillingness to employ them. _ Eastern Europe or Central America - will be added every year during the band,.parents-m-law and a neighbour, I do feel that in the light of reconciliation, th~ government should 1990s. Euphemia recently made her first visit Immunizatioo programmes have prevail upon the business community to try and accommodate a certain quota of returnees. The1rend has already been established that degreed returnees, with substantially higher qualifications than many in the private sector in Namibia, are applying fo~ fairly menial 'p'Osts, si~ply fo ,earn soritt form of income.' The business community, which has also been described as the 'partner' of the government in building a new Namibia, owes it to the general ' public to consider employing returnees, and relinquishing the tendency to look for 'whites'. . On the matter of the civil service, which is certainly related to the above, the President has already warned of a massive wage bill, necessitated by the policy of peace and reconciliation. Simply put, the government wiD not rare civil servants, yet at the same time black Namibians, and in particular former exiles, need to be catered for. As Mr Nuj~ma put it in his opening address to the new Parliament,: "Peace and reconciliation have a high price tag; and in keeping with Article 141 of our constitution, the majority of civil servants who served iQ. the 11 ethnic administrations have to be retained .••• (and) _. Namibians who were hitherto excluded from the goyemment process have to be brought in". It's all a bit of a vicious circle: returnees cannot simply be stuck into cooperatives iSnd collectives established with development aid, and creating a dependency syndrome. They need jobs in the true sense of the word. Factories give jobs, but foreign investors won't be interested unless there is stability and therefore minimal unemployment in this country. The one won't happen without the other ..• been boosted from five per cent cover­ 'Unwanteds' in the civil service and parastatals is another problem. age in 1984 to 60 per cent in 1989. It is Nobody will query the employment of a white who has a genuine now no longer necessary for mothers to commitment to Namibia, but unfortunately it's not as simple as have so many children U a form of 'insurance'. 1bey know their chiklml that. Many have a nice pension nest-egg waiting for them in South have a fair chance of survival. Africa and are prepared to bide their time, even take salary cuts, But u a result, the populatioo is and be obstructionist in the new' dispensation. booming. Nigeria, home to ODe in fhe Perhaps the one option is for the government to ask for a chunk of Africans, will by the year 2030 contain 300 million people, according to the money from some generous nation to pay otT the real 'unwanteds' 1990 State of World Populwoo report, in the civil service and parastatals. But obviously this is an expensive making it the world's third mOlt popu­ proposition, and the money could most definitely be better spe~t in lous country. other areas. ' This will aeate majot problema, Another option is that the government look at husband-and-wife says the Nigerian Health Minister. " If . left unchecked the ,populatioo of the working teams in the civil service - and operate for the time being African continent could double ill 11 on the assumption that there should be one breadwinner per yeara time with an attendmt incIeuecl family. ' demand for food, housing. health 1erV-. 1\ "'.Jody wants a mass exodus from the civil service, for this could ices, 8chooll and employmellt with be disastrous for the government of this newly-independent country. which most AfriCID govemmentl would find it ahDOit impouible to On the other hand, of course, a minor exodus of 'unwanteds' would cope," he sayil. be nice, if only they would take the initiative to go so themselves. The traditional an:h~ne1ny of Mae­ What the country is reall) looking for is a happy medium: those rian family plannen bu been the Nip­ whose loyalties and allegiance do not lie with the new Namibia rian man. But today many men lie tak­ should make way for some of the many thousands who have ing the family plaiurin. ,iDitiaIm. thought4»ften on behalf of·tbeir wive.. returned to their country after years in exile looking for a place in The reuolls are usually ec:cIIlOIIlic. the sun. Average incomes ire relatively low. THE NAMIBIAN'

...... - 2000 to crumble After the holiday, back to work

NAMIBIANS did not have much warning for the public holiday - Africa Day - which was promulgated only three days before May 25, and which slots in between Ascension Day and the weekend. Certainly we have no problem with celebrating Africa pay. It is high countries time that Namibians realise that they are part and parcel of Africa, a realisation that is slow to dawn on some. In Namibia's Independence inflation is running at 50 per cent, and ever unfounded - about government But in the past year, their attitudes have Year, it is also fitting that this day marks Namibia's entry into the hardship has persuaded many men to health programmes can spread easily. changed because of the huge amount of Organisation of African Unity and other organisations on our continent. change their attitudes. Even in the rural For example, the 1988 immunization government propaganda - we even had And while it does make a nice change for Namibians to celebrate areas - which is where 70 percent of the programme was nearly boycotted in a radio soap opera dealing with the 'Africa Day' rather than the South African public holidays of the not­ population lives - men are beginnmg to one Nigerian state when rumour spread issue here. "But there reniains the prob­ too-distant past, the belated announcement was preceded by confusion change. that the tetanus vaccination for preg­ lem of reaching women independently and uncertainty in most parts of the community, the business sector in One notable example is a resident of nant women was an injectable contra­ of their husbands - so they can make particular. The Government will have to carefully look at planned a small farming village of 4 500 people, ceptive. The rumour was started by their own decisions. public holidays in the future or face ad-hoc decisions which will please who married six wives and fathered 50 Muslim fundamentalists and it took the And of course there is the problem of no-one and contribute only to a continued state of confusion. At this children, 15 of whom died. "!inherited entire Islamic hierarchy and all the tra­ having enough government resources time there is also much speculation among the Namibian public about about five hectares of land - enough to ditional rulers to quench it. Traditional to get contraception out to the willing grow rice, yams and cassava for sale rulers have to be co-opted as adv!)Cates villagers. the public holidays in the future. It is a foregone conclusion that and to feed ourselves. I didn't think for the government welfare program­ But if such substantial inroads with religious holidays such as Christmas Day,Boxing Day, New Year's about family planning because there mes. "When we enter a village, we family planning can be made in a coun­ Day, Ascension Day will remain on our calendar, but over and above was always enough land to support us. greet the husbands through the chief. try with as many population-growth· these there is no clarity as yet. But now I see there will not be enough We present them with kola nuts and problems as Nigeria. there is hope for Almost inevitably Independence Day (March 21) will become a public to support my children in the same way. explain our mission," says a family all other African countries. holiday in the future and other historical landmarks in Namibia will Nowadays I advise my grandchildren planning officer working in the coun­ Namibia stands at the beginning of a also be considered. May Day (May 1) has already been accepted as not to have many babies." try. "We have to go through the men, promising new life - a population ex­ International Workers Day. otherwise there would be an uproar. plosion could so easily wreck it. Namibia does need its own set of holidays, but in this matter we wge some caution and restraint. Too many public holidays interfere with the task of reconstructing the country and developing Namibia into a But for women in small villages, self-sufficient nation with stabUity and economic prosperity. where large families are still the nonn, Let us ensure that we are selective in our choice of public holidays, and the pressure to conform remains pow­ that if possible, that the announcement of these are made timeously. erful. If popular opinion condemns family planning, most women will toe the line. And negative rumours - how-

cHAAT2 " What price health?

Percentage of fertile women using contraceptives \ where tobacco companies are concerned , §1960 .1983 78% UNITED States tobacco sold over­ the population increase, Koop said. seas is often targeted at the health of "1here is no sense in planning for ~2000 people in developing countries, ac­ the long-term economic health of a cording to former Surgeon-General foreign society and providing that C. Everett Koop. society with foreign aid on the one "Export of tobacco products is a hand, if the physical health of the

1 . ; " moral outrage," Koop said at the people of that society is fundamen­ World Conference on Lung Health tally endangered during that same meeting this week. long-term," Koop said. While smoking in the United States Koop's comments were bolstered dropped five per cemlast year, Ameri­ by those of the health officials from can tobacco exports rose 20 per cent, developing countries. Koop said. About 100 billion (';ga­ Dr Iudith MacKay, director of the rettes were exported last y~, he Asian Coosu1tancy 00 T~ CooIral said. inHoog Kmg. said, "Felopina natiODI in healtliCiue, insur8ncc and lost wages were not available. Dr Carlos Alyarez Herrera, pIai­ dent of the Latin America Coordinat­ ing Committee on Smoking Ccmtrol in Argentina, said tobacco. compa­ nies were entrenched inUtinAmei­ ica. Tobacco advertiling "is evel)'­ whe~, at all time., theatres, oJfera houses, many spo.,rting events, popu­ lar concerts", Jterrera said. "We CHINA is one of the success stories in recent atempts to bring down population growtb rates. Having fewer children has given this woman cannot compete with their pub~ time to contribute to the economy of her country as weD as improving her own income level. opinion. ". . 8 Wednesday May 23 1990 THE NAMIBIAN

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17hS8: Programme Schedule committee's focus centres around traffic jams, smog, crime ... Strug­ , "Studiemetodes: 18hOO: Children's Bible Mary Ashley, a motheiof two and a gling to cope with inflation and the Toetse en Eksamens" 18hOS: . Laurel and Hardy bright and beautiful political science dA::mands of their two adolescent' 'punk "Arty Facts: Art Part professor in Kansas. She has pub­ rocker" children, they decide to fol­ Animated cartoon series about the ill" 17hS8: Programme Schedule lished proposals on how to open up low the example of their fonner neigh­ hilarious routines of Stan Laurel and "Bioscope" 18hOO: Weet Jy Nie the East Bloc countries. These pro­ bours, Charlie and Rita, to pack it in Oliver Hardy. 17hOO: - .-Programme Schedule 18h08: Animated Classics posals have come to the attention of and move out to Oregon where they 18h17: Educational Superbly animated features based on the President of the United States, encounter one adventure after an­ 17h02: Kodak Specials/ classic literary works which have Programmes who then decides he wants her to be other . Discover the World delighted and thrilled families for . "What's a Natural" the ambassador to Romania. 22hOO: NewslWeather Report "China" years. "Effective Writing 21h14: Der Ochsenkrieg 22h20: Sport From the grasslands ofinner Mongo­ 18h32: Educational Skills: Sentence Sense" In episode three, Lampert meets Jula 23h20: On the Beam lia to the centre of government at Progr.ammes 18h42: World of Guinness again, who assures him of her love OOh07: Dagsluiting Beijing and the cosmopolitan savvy "Cedric the Crow: Records and convinces Malimmes to help of Canton, this immense country Triangles" The biggest, the wildest, the most Lampert escape. Malimmes reluc­ emerges from centuries of mystery. incredible people, facts and feats, tantly agrees, for he too is in love Meet China's people, discover the "Inside Out: In my delicate beauty of China's land and memory" based on the Guinness Book of World with Jula, and would like nothing Records. better than to have his rival out of the architecture, glide down the Grand 19hOO: Transworld Sport 17hS8: Programme Schedule Canal, and stalk the Great Wall. 19h12: T and T way. 18hOO: Children's Bible 2OhOO: NewslWeather Report 22h09: NuuslWeerberig 17h30: VVonderboek "Substitute Teacher" 18hOS: Ovid and the Gang 2Oh2S: Dear John 22h29: Sport Oorgeklankte TS gets involved in another adven­ 18h18: Wild Guess "Stand by your man" ture while filling in for Amy at the 23h29: Epilogue kinderreeks 001' John befriends Tony, anew member local high school. .18h44: Sport Bybelverhale. of the One-Two-One club, and must 19h3S: Panorama 19h36: Katts and Dog 18hOO: Planet Earth deal with the fact that Tony is gay An NBC production about Namibia "Murder She Sang" " Gifts from the Earth" and romantically interested in him. and it's people. Hank, Rinty, Stevie and Alice are This episode shows how, for millen­ 20h49: Top of the Hill 20hOO: NuuslWeerberig 17hS8: Programme Schedule invited to a murder party where a real nia, manhas searched for the Earth's "Accurate, but not 2Oh2S: Windmills of the Gods 18hOO: Weet Jy Nie murder is about tohappen. natural resources, like the oil and 2OhOO: Feature Film true" (New) 18hOS: The Little Zoo metal which help build our civilisa­ Tom and his employees are shocked "Claudia" A mini-series of suspense, adventure 18h23: Mysterious Cities of tions, and the soil which nourishes This is the story of four seasons in the when Linc Winslow commits sui­ and romance. Based on Sidney Shel­ our food. Gold life of a beautiful young woman - the cide. don's bestselling novel, this is the 18h5S: Pitkos 18h47: Educational seasons of love, betray~l, hate and 21h36: Nick and Hillary story of a woman who is appointed 19h07: Mosaiek "Tour of Doo.dy" Programmes the inevitable winter of revenge. ambassador to Romania and becomes "Bellamy on Botany" 'n Godsdiensdl:e Chef Sheila Bradey falls for an ex­ involved in a chilling web of interna­ Starring in this compelling story of relationships are Deborah Raffin as joernaalprogram. tremely handsome young man, but tional intrigue. Jacklyn Smith plays 19h12: JJ Starbuck Claudia and Nicholas Ball as How­ 2OhOO: Nuusoorsig/News NlCk's misgivings about the guy proves the beautiful US ambassador, Mary "Murder by Design" ard. Claudia is married to Howard, a Review prophetic. Ashley, marked for assassination by An interior designer'dies in a home rich property developer, but as the 2Ob15: Noah's Ark 22hOO: NewslWeather Report the Patriots of Freedom. The chal­ accident, but JJ is sure it wasn't an 22h20: Pitkos vir Vandag lenge to protect her and save world accident. years go by, he spends less time with "Land Fauna of his wife and more with his business. 22h31: Educational peace falls on Robert Wagner in his 2OhOO: NewslWeatiler Report Patagonia" She remains childless, and when she with Programme role as they dynamic career diplo­ 2Oh2S: Feature Film The Patagonian wilderness, its finally confonts her husband be reacts immense stretches of open plain, its "Group One Medical" mat, Mike Slade. "Packin' it In" In episode one, a secret committee Gary and Diana Webber are disillu­ literally. She leaves home and finds poor soil and stark vegetation, and another lover. This makes Howard meets in Finland to ensure and widen sioned with Los Angeles and all the the general scarcity of water, is sur­ the gap dividing the big powers. The problems associated with city life - furious and he wants her back. A prising for the abundance of species ~ries of tragic events follow. which survive here, breaking the rIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ 21h30: That's Incredible monotony of this Argentinian semi­ 22hOO: News desert. 22h20: The Law and BaiTy 2Oh39: Murder She Wrote = MCGraw "Old habits die hard" GOSPEL SHOW "Solve it again; Harry" Jessica joins forces wilhher old mead, While Ellie tries to prove her client a Mo1ber Superior, to solve the murder innocent of murder, Harry, who has of a nun who harboured a IS-year old valuable informiltion on the case, is secret. ~ COMMUNITY SINGERS shot, causing amnesia. 21h25: Musiek 23h07: Cannes Jazz 22hOO: News = 23h57: Dagsluiting 22h20: The Fragile Planet (CAPETOWN) "PoDution fI the Seas" This docwneolary programme shows bow man-made chemicals pollute the . oceans and lead to the death of tbou- . 16hOO: Programme Schedule sand, of marine animals. DATE:· 16h02: Educational 23h10: DaIsluiting Programmes

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OVERALL winner of the day in the motorbike 'section,Fakkie Gous, takes the checkered flag triumphantly around the track for all to see. SODWEST AUTOHAUS 'rr~" 'I' 10 Wednesday May 23 1990 THE,NAMIBIAN BIKER ESCAPES DEATH THERE was a major driuna at the Tony nes Botha took over. The race was Rust track last Saturday when one of DONNA COLLINS stopped, and Red Cross ambulance on the bikers narrowly escaped death after standby shot down the track towards losing control at a hairpin bend and was his back brakes locked as he leaned into the scene. flung at high speed against the tyre the corner. Robbie's bike shot out from When Hannes fmally discovered barriers. under him at cannonball speed, hur~ Robbie he was lying flat on his back Robbie Dickson was doing quire tling through the air sideways and hit­ and conscious. His cries of agony broke well on his 1100 Suzuki until the first ting the ground with a thud in an explo­ the tense silence, but the main thing lap of the third heat. The pressure was sion of dust. Robbie was catapulted was that he was alive. It was apparent . on him from Fakkie Gous and the into the air and crash landed in the long he had broken a few bones, but it didn't competition was stiff. But that wasn't grass, some distance away from his take too long before he was carefully the problem. Prior to the race he had damaged motorbike, placed into the ambulance and taken to new brakepads fitted onto his bike, and The silence that followed was fright­ hospital. these were the source of the trouble. ening. I had been standing a few yards The Namibian wishes you a speedy As he hurtled along the straight, from the accident and froze. I imagined recovery Robbie, and we look forward changing down and braking to tackle the worst, but within seconds the mo­ to seeing you safely back on the track the sharp bend that was ahead of him, torbike behind him stopped, and Han- again.

A LOOK of anguish on the face of mll,tnl'hilc4> HELP came fast, and willing hands were ready to help IiffRobbie into the ambulance, before he was ' who was first on the spot to discover Robbie where he lay after the taken to hospital. At the time of going to press, Robbie was still in hospital, but recovering after escaping crash. Here Robbie can be seen in a lot of pain. with only a few broken bones. ' ' Introducing the

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present and attacking others for the QU{llity leadership l sake of attacking is not only irre­ FOR some time now we have been sponsible, but is bound to backfire. It bt9mbarded with this 'quality leader­ is expected of all of us to behave ship' concept ofMr Moses Katjioun­ responsibly. gua. It has become imperative to. respond to him. MICHAEL DELLI He appears to have become reck­ POBOX96 lessly intoxicated with his self-im­ RUNDU age of being a quality leader and his NPF as the only partY, with such Appeal to NuJoma leadership. May I remind him that self-praise is no recommendation and AS ·concerned parents in this com­ that he would be wiser to let the hist~ry speaks for itself. You are a - you supported the signing of a cer­ ~ you obtained only 10 693 votes out . munity we wish to express our grave Namibian people praise him, if he known person, Mr Kajiuongua, and · tificate by the South African State .. of a total of 670830 votes cast in free concern about the safety of our in­ was indeed praiseworthy, instead of you have a record which speaks for President preventing troops from being . and fair elections - your total consti­ fants who are attending the Vrolike himself big-mouthing about it. itself: charged for murder in Namibia - tuted 1.6 percent of altthe votes cast Vinkies pre-primary school in Swarts Mr Katjiuongua was a minister in the - you are on record as saying Resolu­ quality leadership? - this means the majority of Namibi­ Road, Khomasdal. Urterim govemment for a long time, tion435 'is not a holy cow' - was that - you signed a vow, when taking out ans do not see you as a quality leader The President's motorcade drives past and Namibians have not forgetten quality leadership? South African citizenship, pledging nor your NPF having quality leader­ that school twice a day, in the morn­ even if he has. - you are on photographic record, in an oath of allegiance that you ship. ings and at lunchtime. I do not have Then he had more than enough time ann in ann with Savimbi in Jamba - would act in the best interests of Finally, Mr Katjiuongua, there is a to prove his 'quality leadership' but quality leadership? South Africa - quality leadership? delicate situation in this country at CONTINUED NEXT PAGE THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday May 23 1990 13 to describe the I"QCkless driving which shares our concerns although we have nation' and they yelled 'to hell with for it. buildings and water pumps were accompanies the President's car had no objections from her paper, but o the intruders and apartheid'. They ANO'IHER COLOURED destroyed. and most people in this because most people have witnessed we are hopeful that she will publish dig for excuses to blame the whites, POBOX3260 area are SUffering. The new Republic it. Maybe the President is not aware this letter. but . some of my brown-skinned WINDHOEK should take immediate steps to fa­ that besides being a pre-primary Hopefully our pleas will be heard compatriots are arrogant and selfish cilitate and provide what is needed. school, the motorcade also passes a and our roa

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OLWEENDO 010 la ningilwe kOministeli yaNamibia yOshikondo nOnghaio yEyameno. shEameno noNdjai yOita yaAngola Omusamane Pedro Maria Oshinima shimwe tashi pulwa Tonha Pedale Osondaha ya dile ko mOwambo ola hafifa oshiwana koshiwana osho osho kutya meedool­ shokOnooli neenghono. opa nomomaIukanda okoNooli yoshi­ longo namu tuminwe omatanga Etalelopo eli la li li na sha unene oinima tai mbadapaleke rionande oita Eameno shaashi omo naana mu na nokutala onghalo yeameno eshi iIi oya hula naIe. Ovakalimo otava ti okalyamupombo omonotavahepeke kOumbangalanhu nokutalelapo tangi eshi Ovawiliki ava vavali ve oshiwana. Oilyo ikulu yo Koevoeta . ovamati vomEtanga lipe laNamibia uya o~lekaJeindilo 10Presidende no Bataliona 101 oyoyakadjoinaku ngaashi mOshakati nObataliona 101 eshi ya Ii ya lombwela oshiwana Unita ohai alukandele tai ya olwhcpeka kOluno, (Ovamati vefike lunga po pefimboletalelopo laye kOumban­ nokutilifa oshiwana momaufiku, 700) oshoyo eenhele dimwe dokeen­ galanhu oivike ya dileko eshi a tile unene ngaashi mokalukanda ka gaba ngaashi Oshikango nosho tuu, kutya Oshiwana shaNamibia nashi AmunghambyamOshakatinosho yo ola li la nyakula oshiwana eshi sha tunge oukwawo waNanghali komundingonoko waMungwelume. pulwa koshifo eshi mOshakati nap­ nOmushiinda washo Angola, shaashi. Koitukulwa aishe ei naku tuminwe eenbele dimwe moshitukulwa. Ovaka­ Angola oye naanaa.ou e tu kwafela ovamati vometanga lEyameno Ii ka limo otava ti kutya Ovawiliki ava pefimbo lekondjelomanguluko letu amene oshiwana nomaliko asho. vavali novafindikili vavo ngaashi manga twa Ii moihwa. Otashi indile sha yukilila kOminis­ OmukaleIipo wa Angola mo Namibia Ndjai Pedale okwa iodila kOshiwana teIi yOpolifi Tate Lukas Pohamba Omusamane Alberto Ribeiro Kabulu, shaNamibia lwtya shi longele kwnwe kutya OvapoIifi ava ve Ii kOumban­ Obrigadier yaKenia Omusamane nEtanga la Angola FAPLA neeng­ galanhu nava kale hava konakona Daniel Opande oshoyo EeministeIi hono ngaashi tashi dulika opo ku oipofa nawa nokweendelela po dopmEpangelo la Angola ova ninga lwfwe mo ookalyamupombo ava tava omanyenyeto moiningwanima opo oshinima osho tashi yandya omukumo nyeke nokudipaa oshiwana.Onawa oshiwana shi kale shi na elinekelo OVAPANGI omafele okwa Ii va tumwa okudja kOshakati moshiwana noshoyo movakwaita vetu. yo va Ii. eshi Ontapangelo aa avali mOpolifi yasho. okukakwafeJa kmtukulwa imwe oyo i 6 kokule needoolopa mokukelela Otashi udifa yo oshiwana kutya oshi atwa kumwe mokukondolola omal­ Oshiwana nee otashi pulwa shi Ii meameno unene tuu pefimbo eli inyengo okutaauluka eengaba da longele kumwe novalumenhu . omukifi u he sbiivike 00 tau manepo oshiwana. Mefano eli, ndokotola ookalyamupombo natango va hala Namibia na Angola oshoyo eshi pa vEameno nOpoIifi opo omandanga­ Iyambo Indongo, 00 naye e Ii umwe womovawiliki vosheendo okutilifa oshiwana nomikalo doku tulwa Okakongudu oko ka fikama lati a kufwe mo mondjila yokuhu­ shovapangi ovo ve Iihanifilwa Owambo, ota tale nonghumwe !!hi nyeka nokushi dipaa ile okuum­ movakaleIipo vEpangelo laNamibia mifa komesho oshilongo noshiwana omukulukadi nokamona ovo tava monika va nangala, shaashi ova baumba omauta omaufiku nokupopya na Angola opo va tale oinimainasha shetu. oIwa komukifi 00. Efano: OSWALD SIUVUTE.

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OMUKULUNTU gwombelewa yoSwapo mOshakati Omusamane Simon Mzee Kaukungwa okwa tseyitha kutya Okomitiye ndjoka ya thikama mIDyo yomOmaielo gIDongo mOwambo otayi gongaIa Dena mOsala yaNgwediva okuza pol0HOO opo yi kUDdathaDe kombingB yiinenenima mbyoka ya Ii ya kundathanwa mUgongi ya zile ko eti 18.4. na 2.5.1990 DB oya Ii ya undulUwa kOkakomitiye haka opo yi ka kuthwe mo nawa noyi ye yi tulwe natango komeho gOshigODgi yi kundathanwe noku Dingw~ ihe omatokolo. Miigongi muka Omwa kala tamu oli na okufuta Aanamikunda kAakwaniilwa nenge kOmalenga kundathanwa kombinga yiinenenima Nomalenga okudja R6()(). sigo RSOO oshok. anuwa yo oya manguluka na "UHURU NA KAZI"I Elaka lyOshisiwahllin, notashi ti: "Emanguluko ngaashi: Omalanditho gomikunda komwedhi kehe. inaya hala we okukolonyekwa. nIilonga", nenge "EmanguIuko nokulonga nuudhigininil Sho twa mono nomapya. lifendela. ligonda. Miigongi mbyoka ya zile ko osha fa Poshigongi shoka sha ningilwe emanguIuko lyopapolotika ngashingeyl, osha longwa sha pwa.lbe otu na Oongamba .pokati ketu naAngola. sha Ii shi Ii ngeyi kutya Omalelo agehe kOmupresidende Sam Shafrishuna nduno okulonga noookondo. Ndishi sha na kulya, osho ngaa sha nakulonga? Uufuthi oshoyo Oofuto nge wa gandja ogaIi ga taamba ko kutya Iifendela Nuujoma pOnamungundo pOmbala Oshiwanawa ihashi zi pokapala ka yelal epunda kokakadhona. yaalumentu nayi se po. ihe kombinga yOmukwaniilwa gwaNdonga ehulilo Aanamibia yamwe oya uva' ko emanguluko (Uhuru) papuko. Taya ti, Otasbi vulika wo mu ka etwe yiinima yimwe oya kala ya hakela lyoshiwike sha }'i.. Omupresidende sho Namibia a manguluka, Hpumbiwa ayibe otayl ya po kuyoyene no­ iipopiwa iipe ngaashi kutya omanga kwa kundanwa kutya Oshi­ okwa Ii e shi popi sha ukilila kutya maudhigu agehe otaga ikandula po gogene. Kehe shoka omuntu wa hala, Omushelekadhi ina tidhwa we meg­ longo shUukwambi otashi endelele aantu mOOka inaya hala okupangulwa oto shi mono. Akutul Omana taga gu keguIu? umbo ngaasbi sha kala hasbi ningwa nedhiladhilo lyokuhogolola oowene kOmukwaniilwa otaya yi pombambo Opo tu tunge nokuyambula po oshilongo shetu, otu na okwHmanga nale. Oshoka nOmupresidende sho a Ii yomikunaa nenge Omalenga oshoka oshoka Omukwaniilwa oku na omakwamo miiya! Tse otu na tango okutseya okene ekondjelomanguIuko lIletaIelopo lye mOwambo okwa popile oye wete kutya otaya thiminikwa oonkondo okupangula onakuyona Iyoshilongo shetu Iya II edhlgu. Oyendji oye II ikonda. Yamwe oya Iya lela ta ti kutya nonande Omithigululwakalo kuyamwe mboka ye Ii po. . mosbilongo she. ongaku e taa Ii thigi po. odhi na okusimanekwa. · onawa ku Nande inasbi kolekwa thiluthilu Ashihe otashi ulike kutya opu na Namibia osho okoloni (oshitembukllwalongo) ya hugunina muAfrica. talike kwaadhoka ka dhi Ii nawa dhi , otashi vulika miigongi yoludhi nduka okuningwa omalombwelo nomaye­ kuthwe po na okwa Ii' a gandja mu ka kundathanwe wo kombinga litho giihwapo opo oshigwana shi vul~ Oshilongo shoka shi lJ ugashingeyl nankelo mokumona emanguluko mon­ okushiwa kutya sho shene pethimo(' tuntu yaAfrica. oshiholelwa koshinima shokutidha. yoonkondo dhomalenga naakwaniilwa aasheIekadbi noothigwa momagumbo shi na sha noompangu dhopashigwana ndika lyemanguluko osha thikam, Mokulala po Namibia kondje yehalo Iy Aanamibia yoyene naaholiOlbili gaalulnentu yawo nenge oohe mboka oshoka mokati kaakwashigwana opu naana peni naawiliki yopamutbigull1" muuyuni, oombulu dhokatongotongo odha kala tadhi pangele nelandu­ ye ya thiga po. Oshinima shokuka omiti na mboka inaya hala we okupangulwa wakalo. lathano (oprograma) ndyoka kutya, uuna Namibia ta manguluka, Aan­ mOwambo nasho wo otashi vulikashi amibia oye na naanaa okunana nondatu. Taya tamukulula lele okuza ka kundathanwe moonkundathana ketameko okutungulula nokuyambula po Iyoshilongo shawo. Eeno, shika dholudhi nduka komeho. oshoka okwa mbuIu osho a ninga. dhimbululwa wo embugalo lyoshi­ Eshiivifo la fiDlana Muule wethimbo Iywuukolonipika woomvula 106 muNamibia, oom­ longo omolu okuka po omiti nomvula bulu odha kala tadhi shilipaleke kutya, uuna Namibia ta mono eman­ anuwa otashi vulika yi kale itayi lake guluko, itamu kala ooskola dha gwanena, itamu kala oondohotola ya nawa ngele oshilongo osha OVALESID ave she vo'Ihe Namibian otava shiivifwa apa kutya oshifo shonena osho shaxuuninwa moshivike omu omolwefudo Ii Ie 010 tali hovele gw~; itamu kala aapangi ya gwana; itamu kala aabingi yoondhila mbugapalekwa. noyomashina gokolutenda; itamu kala oomakeeninga naanongononi yoomina, Moshigongi omo tuu muka otashi mongula. Oifo otai ka holoka ashike vali mOmaandaha. yuunamapya, yoohi noshto tuu. Shika hatu shi wete ngasbingeyi. vulika mu ka kundathanwe kombinga Ompresiden4e waNamibia. hailwa Sam Nujoma. okwa vilik:ila kutya EIi­ Kakele kaashoka, oombulu odhuuvitha nodhi itaaUtha ko Aanamibia yIiyetwa po mbyoka yazi kOmalenga t800 (omafiku 25 May) otali ka kala efiku lefudo lopambelewa OloNamibia yamwe okatotongongo kuukwamuhoko. Shika oombulu' odhe shi tom­ unene tuu gOkoshilongo shaUkwan­ alishe. Eshi osha hala okutya okuhovela Olongula mEtine otaw kala efudo. Mongula efiku 1EI0ndo 010 la hangika nale bali fimanekwa ongefiku lefudo. polal Oshoka okatongotoko kuukw~uko ito ka adha ashike pokaU yama ngoka taga ti kutya nge etokolo kaaluudhe nokaatiUgane. Oto ka adha wo mokati kaaluudhe yoyene: ya otali ka kala kutya Omikunda nO­ Etitano otali lea fimanekwa ongefiku lefudo oOlolwokudimbulukwa etotepo tenda omusinda mokati kawo. Oshigwana sha tondathana mapya inaga futwa we nena Bpangelo lEbang800 lOukumwe waAfrika. 010 la totelwe momafiku 25 May 1963. molwuukwamuhoko.1 Ndishi oho uvu ngaa okene aaluudhe taya ulathana taya kutya: "ngoka ke shi gwomuhoko gwandje", "omundonga" nenge "omukwanyama", nenge "omuherero" nenge "omundamara", nosho tuu. Taya ti "kandi na ko ria sha, oshoka ke shi gwomuhoko gwandje". Osho hashi popiwa ngaaka. Aanamibia osho taya uvika taya popi ngaaka.lbe oya mana mol Opo tu tunge, tu gamene tse tu yambule po emanguluko lyoshilongo shetu, otu na okulonga nuudhiginini: "Uhuru na Kazil. Tile tu koleke emanguluko Iyetu nuukumwe: "Uhuru na Umoja". Oku shi ninga, hashinima oshipu.lbe otu na okulonga twa mana mo notwa tokola toko, opo tu dhipage ombepo yokatongotongo kuukwamuhoko mokati koshig­ wana shaNamibia. Ngele itatu longo twa mana mo, nena uukwamuhoko mbuka itawu ikutha mo wowene nande mokati keto. NOW OPEN Konima yoomvula 106 dhuukoloni moNamibia, otwa adhika netegameno enene, Iya hwama nolya londa pombanda kutya, esiku Namibia ta man­ guIuka, olyo esiku tatu "mono Hlonga, omagumbo, elongo lyI ibwapo, tse FANTASTIC tatu tutwa wa oondjambi dhoondoka" nosho tuu. SWAPO ngoka ta pangele oshilongo, ine tu uvanekela nande iinima mbika. Ashike oondjodhi dhet,. otadhi ka gwanithwa po netegameno lyetu otali ka vululukwa. Ashikel Ashike ongele tatu longo shill nuudhiginini. Otatu BOUTIQUE mono ngiini mbala Hlonga, omagumbo, oondjambi dha ondoka, ooskola, Hpangelo ya gwana nomauwana agehe konima owala yoomwedhi mbali nomasiku gaali nena, Etitatu (21 Maalitsa - 23 Mal 1990) sho Namibia a mono emanguluko? Otatu mono ngU.ni mbaIa omanwanawa agehe monkalo FOR LADIES yompumbwe yHIonga ndjoka ya etwa owina noya thigwa po oshityani koombulu? Owa hala wu tye, epangelo lyoSW APO inali adha mo om­ pumbwe yHIonga moNamibia? Otatu mono ngiini ooskola dhelongo lyiihwapo methimbo ehupi lyeman­ & GENTS guluko lyaNamija, ngele oombulu naakolonyeld ooyakwayo oya kala ya longelddha mo Dale elongo lyuukwamuhoko muule woomvula 106? Natu popyenioshilil Tse Datu idhige tango pomeho uona tatu popi sha, opo twea inildthe uugoya nuuthepathepal Natu galuklle megumbo "tu ye WE HAVE SOMETHING tu lye omahini omvula sho yatameke okuloka manga tu U kolwaanda?" osho OministeUyiinimayomegumbo, omusamane Hiftkepunye Pohamba, a kumagidha ngaaka. Ndishi otwa koneka ngaa kutya: okanona iba ka DIFFERENT FOR EVERYONE tumwa esiku ka valwal Nonguiu yegumbo ibayl Ialwa esiku ya tungwal llionga otayl ya po nge epangelo Iya mona omakwatho kookuume I nokaahoUmbiU, opo ku totwe ooprojeka dhoka tadhi eta po Hlonga. Naashika otashi ke ya nduno mpoka ngaashi omupresidende gwOrepub­ * Dresses * Shirts * Minis * Leather Uka yaNamibia, HaIlwa Sam Nujoma, a ti kutya, osbinakugwanithwa shotango shepangelo okurunga ooskola, Hpangelo, omilugu dhokweeta omeya popepi nosho Desha. Jackets * Trousers * Denim Wear * Epangelo lyoombulu ndyoka kwa U Iya ineekelelwa Namibia e mu putudhe miinima aylhe sigo a mono eipangelomwene, inali shi ninga. Windbreakers Pehala nely.ka, olya pangele Namibia nomulandupangelo gwokakombo- noludhi J' mwe nelongo lyondhino. . Aantu mbokayalongithw, noya dheuUthwakoSWAPO,loaya gwanena nande oshilongo ashihe. Oyafa owala eta Umwelyomvula meyemele. Aan­ amibia mboka taya dhiladhila muule,ohaya ikwata pomitima taya U: Pop in and see for yourself "Ando SWAPO ka U po, opo ya gwedhe Aanamibia mboka ya kala meni Iyoshilongo taya yalulwa, ando epa:.gelo Iyetu olya kala ngiini Dena? • Mboka tatu popi Ioatu idhiga pomeho kutya, epangelo lyaSWAPO inaU ninga po sha; inali tu pa Wong&, inali gwedhelitha oondjambi dhetu Dosho (061) 3-4933 16 Kaiser Street nosho, otwa fa twa hala okutuma okanona esiku ka valwal Epangelo , lyoSWAPO moNainibia otali ka sUa oshimpwty1i Aanamibia A YEllE (aa1uudhe naatiUgane) oshimpwtya kutyaDee owa U poDclJe nenge owa U (~ext to Pink Panther) " meni Iyoshilongo. Shika nashi konekwe nawal "Uhuru na Kazil" THE-N"AMIBtAN .

DIE suksesvolle verloop van reso­ beluit dat daarniks aan die bestaande lusie 435 in Nanubie, mtwikkelingsbe­ Nordiese beraad ... sanksies gedoen sal word om dit te hoeftes van, die land en die huidige laat verslap nie. InternasiOIiale druk politieke ontwikkelinge in Suid M­ ,om Suid-Afrika verderte vervreemd rika, was van die belangrikste sal inderdaad verskerp word, het aangeleenthede wat tydens die Gurirab gese. onlangse vergadering van Nordiese Hy het 'n beson(\ere dank aan die ministers van buitelandse sake enhul Nigeriese president uitgedra, wat Frontlinie eweknie in Oslo gehou is. gedurende die sitting sterk stanpunt Die Namibiese Minister van Bu,ite­ e ingeneem het teen Suid-Afrika se landse sake, Theo-Ben Gurirab, is toeeiening oor Walvisbaai. Maandag terug nadat hy N amibie by . Hy bet sy regering se ondersteuning drie verskillende sittings in die buite­ ten opsigte van Namibie se terug­ land verteenwOordig bet. van die Namibiese ekonomie vir Gurirab gese, veral in die lig dat name van Walvisbaai herhaal en 'n Vol gens mnr. Gurirab het was daar ontwikkeling aan te pak. Dit sal egter DEUR STANLEY KATZAO hulle president F.W. de Klerk se beroep ~ die Vereni.gde Volke gedoen kornmer oor die moontlikheid dat op die staduim ontydig wees om aan huidige Europese toer as '~ groot om toe te sien dat Resolusie 432 huidige veranderinge in Oos-Europa te dui watter land watter gedeelde visumsvereistes vir anti-Pretoria Suid­ diplomatieke deurbraak beskou. geiinplimenteer word. ontwikkelingshulp van die Nordiese van die ekonomie vir ontwikkeling Afrikaners, sodat hulle hierdie lande Daar is egter deur beide partye Behalwe die ontleding van die lande aan Frontlinie State sal ver­ sal aanpak, het hy gese. kan besoek. aanvaar dat aile ekonomiese -, finan­ huidige Suid-Afrikaanse situasie en skuif. "Die betrokke regeringsdeparte­ Die Afrika-groep, waarvanNamibie siele - en sport-sanksies teen Suid­ besluite wat daarmee gepaard gaan, Hierdie kommer is tydens die Oslo­ ment sal met die lande daaroor on­ 'n lid is, wou nie die idee koop nie, Afrika sal voortgaan. het Gurirab 'n samewerking- en vri­ vergadering, wat vir die derde keer derhandel." omdat hulle van mening is dat die Oor sy persoonlike sieninge van endskapsooreenkoms met die Egip­ gehou is, geopcnbaar. Die vorige twee Sanksies teen die Suid-Afrlkaanse hoofpilare van apartheid steeds ten die vergadering het Gurirab gese; tiese regering in Kai:ro aangegaan. soortgelyke vergaderings was in regering was 'n warm patat by die volle inwerking is. "Wat my betref was die vergadering Ourirab bet die ooreenkoms namens Stockholm en Arusha. vergadering. Albei die Nordiese lande Alhoewel die Nordiese lande, vol­ konstruktief, vriendelik en bevorder­ die Namibiese Regering met die Die Nordiese lande het egter en die Frondinie-groep bet die buidige gens Minister Gurirab, nie daarteen lik." Egiptiese minister van buitelandse aangedui dat bulle ontwikIrelingshulp ondeIhandelinge tussen Pretoria en beswaar aangetekenhet nie,bethulle Qie vergadering van die Komitee sake, Boutros Ghali, aangegaan. aan die nuwe Namibiese Regering die ANC verwelkom. Hierdie oorsig voorgestel dat 'n Nordiese waar­ van die Statebond se Buitelandse - By alle gevalle het Gurirab met sal voortsit soos wat hulle aan Swapo het gelei tot 'n deeglike studie van nemingsending na Suid-Afrika ges­ Ministers in Abucha, waama Namibie potensiele beleggers oor ontwikke­ gegee het tydens die bevrydingstryd. die sanksies teen SA, het hy gese. tuur word om soveel as moontlik as waamemers uitgenooi was, was ling in Namibie gepraat en daar was Hulp sal ookna SADCC-lande uitge­ Nordiese Jande bet die idee verkoop inligting oor ontwikkelinge in Suid spesitiek saamgeroep om die Suid­ baie belangstelling, het hy gese. 'n brei word. dat sekere aspekte van sanksies teen Afrika in.te samel en aan Nordiese Afrikaanse situasie onder kollig te Gees van samehorigbeid en die bereid­ Op aanvraag van die Namibiese Suid Afrika vir opheffing daarvan lande te verskaf. plaas. willigheid om met die Namibiese afvaardiging, bet die Nordiese lande oorweeg word. In die opsig het hulle " Ons bet gevoel dat dit 'n verkeerde Die huidige ondeIhandelinge is in regering saam te werk, was deur­ ondemeem om elk 'n spesifieke sektor verwys na die opheffing van seinna Suid-Afrika sal uitstuur" ,het besonder bespreek en daar is egter gaans opsigtelik, het hy bygevoeg.

Opstand by Dr. Lemmer... Onrus smeul

'n KWAAI tekort aan onderwysers by die Hoerskool EUa du Plessis bet die skool in Khomasdal in 'n onder leerlinge krisis gedompel, volgens 'n opebrief deur besorgde lede van die vakbond Nantu by EUa. Die brief is gerig tot die Ministerie gevra. 600 kinders. "Beide is staatskole," van Onderwys, Sport en Kultuur en Die brief se dat die gevolge van die se die brief. DEUR PIUS DUNAISKI is onderteken deur die Nantu-voor­ situas!e die volgende is: Die benaderde posisie by Ella bet sitter op Ella, G. lack, en die sekre­ • Onberekenbare skade is aanleer­ gemaak dat vyf onderwysers reeds DIE uitbarsting vandeesweek by die koshuis van die Hoerskool Dr• . taris, I.I.M. Walters. linge gedoen; besluit het om weg te gaan. Twee het Lemmer op Rehoboth en die berig gister in Focus het gister 'n Vol gens die brief het die person­ • "Spesiale" eksamenvraestelle reeds bedank, terwyl andere dreig grootse geskarrel tot gevolg gehad. eeltekort gemaak dat minstens 13 moet nou vir die leerlinge opgestel om te loop. Volgens broon.e het die leerlinge neer daar Sondagmiddag 'n ouerver­ klasse van standerds 6 en 7 van die word vir die Iunie-eksamens. Die In die brief word die houding van se uitbarsting, wat uitgeloop het op gadering op Rcboboth gehou sal word. begin van die jaar nie onderrig in die uitsJae is belangrik vir die jaarpunt; die gewese )Geurling-administrasie, 'n protes-optog deur die strate op Sommige leerlinge het besluit om vakke Rekeningkunde, Wetenskappe en wat nou opereer uit Khomasdal en hoevlak, 'n geskarrel veroorsaak en hul ouers oor die omstandighedein te en Bedryfseknomie gekry bet nie. • Die betrokke klasse ondervind steeds beheer oor die sake uitoefen, die hoofinspekteur van die Rebo­ lig. "Daar is onderwysers beskikbaar nou dissiplinere probleme. aangeval. both-administrasie, ene Saunders, is Intussen blyk dit dat daar 'n wat aansoek gedoen en die nodige Nog 'nklagtewatgeopperword,is Daarvolgens het senior amptenare gestuur om die situasie te probeer ornmeswaai sekom het in die hood­ kwalifikasies en ondervinding het, dat Ella sowat 1 200 leerlinge het, reeds kom verduidelik watter kanale beredder. ing van die Rehoboth-~e. maar wat nie aangestel is nie. Waarom waarvoor daarnet 46 onderwysers is. onderwysers moet gebruik om hul Gister het dit nog by die koshuise Nadat daar op die eente daS die is hulle nie aangestel nie 1" word die Dit vergelyk swak met byv~rbeeld griewe te lug, maar een van die per­ van die meisies en seuns gesmeul indruk geskep is dat die leerlinge 'n Ministerie van Minister Nahas An­ die Hoerskool Academia in die stad, soneellede by die skool het glo reeds omdat die leerlinge voel dat die kos, saakhet, het dit gisler, nadat telefone gula en sy adjunk, Buddy Wentworth, wat 42 onderwysers het vir die sowat 'n koue skouer gekry. ' wat verskaf word, nie na wense is rooi-warm geskabl il tussen boiSl, Die brief meld die belangrikheid nie. Hu1le dreig om uiterste optrede vooIBekom dat die opstand oader­ dat onderwysers bewus moet wees te h8 ingeval van 'n moontl.ikc toes­ druk sal word. van bul regte, en dat behoorlike kaDle meerdery. Jntu88eQ bet die BUD geskep moet word waardeur bulle mdemenq Leiers van die leerlinge het vertel nog Die gereageer hul griewe kan lug. me. Plaaswerkers kry dat bnlle die bantering van die situa­ 'n Vergadcring wat tuuen die "Direkte en onregstreekse dreige­ sie fyn dophou en dat verdere abie koshuilOUOrl, die diakteur van OIl­ mente wOld egter aan die mderwysers beplan word indien daar nie tot hul derwyl, Rudolph Britz. en die gemaakwat die beleid bevraagtebn. bevrediging opgetree word nie. streeksbestuurder van Esko, ADdr6 Onderwysers voel ookbulle het geen Die aamgeleenthjeid kan Sondag Maritz, IOU plauvind, bet nib van ook arbeidskode reg om eie inisiatief uit te oefen ook 'n taamlike wending lay wan- gekomDie. nie," lui die brief. DIE arbeidsbeleidskode wat tans deur die Ministerie van Arbeid, Oor salarisse se die brief dat on­ Openbare Dienste en Mannekragontwikkeling opgestel word, gaan derwysers nie hul salarisse en subsi­ 'n spesiale spesiale afdeling he oor plaaswerkers, bet die Permanente dies op tyd kry nie. "As· profes­ Sekretaris, Tuli Hiveluah, gister in Windhoek gese. sionele mense wat 'n professionele Namibie kry lyne" taak verrig, maak ons sterk kapsie · Hy het gepraat by die derdejaarlikse kongres van,die Landbou· teen die behandeling. Dit is 'n volge­ DIE mense van Namibie kan van 1 JUDie tot 93lande in die wWd werkersvereniging en gese plaaswerkers is in die verlede oor die houe tendens. " hoof gesien. regstreeks telelonies skakel, volgeas 'n aankoncliainl Per in Die brief sluit af deur die Minis­ Wmdhoek deur die waarnemende posmeelter·poeraal, Volgens Hiveluah bepJan die Ministerie wetgewing wat sal verseker Gerbard terie te nooi om die probleme met die Ruck. dat hierdie werkers, wat 'n belangrike rol speel in die ontwikkeling onderwysers op te neem sodat daar van Namibie, beter werksomstandighede kry. oor ondery.>ys in die algemeen en in Volgens die verkIaring sluit die nuwe lande state SOOI Mad"""" Alaska, Sowjet.Unie en Zaire in. Voorbeen kon Bet 78 Die Vereniging se voorsitter, Paul Smit, het gese boere het 'n ver· besonder op Ella gepraat kan word. laD. regsireeks pskakel word. , . antwoordelikheid om 'n gesonde opvoedkundige basis te verskaf "Ouers en leerlinge is ook besorg aan die plattelandse gemeenskap en daar word uitgesien na samew. oor bul toekoms." erking met die Regering oor arbeidsverhoudinge in landbou.

VRYDAG is gister deur die President, dr~ Sam Nujoma, amptelik as vakansiedag aangekondig. . Volgens 'n verldaring gisterdeurdie Miniltene vanlQJigtiDseo Uitsaai-...e is V rydag Afrika-dag en die stigtiDg van die Organisuie vir Ee.oheid inAlrib . (OEA) sal herdenk word. NamibiiS het met onafbank!ikbc.'d 'n lidland van die OEApword... hulIl met die rei van Afrika fees vier. Die OHA i. op 2S Mei 1963 JMliBeobyDaalle lande behoort aan die organisasie wat die bellnge Vln die'komiDeat op cliebut dra. " - " " Die President het die daS ingevolge artibl 1(3) van ~ Wet op 0peaIIue , Vakansiedae van 1987 as vakansiedag verldaar. ' tHE NAMIBIAN Wednesday May 23 1990 17 Uit die NV... Wette deurgevoer

GESKIEDENIS is gister gedurende die eerste amptelike sitting van die eerste Namibiese Parlement gemaak toe twee ko08epwetgewings sonder wysigings aanvaar is. ])i.e wetgewings, die Wet op die en pligte van Konunissie-personeel AIle seewater buite die gebiedswa­ 'n Rubriek deur Regeringsdienskommissie en die Wet en aangeleenthede wat daannee tervanNamibie, maarbinne 'ngrens Pius Dunaiski op die Gebiedswater en Eksklusiewe gepaard gaande is, word in die wetge- vah 200 seemyl van die laagwater­ Ekonomiese Sone van Namibie, is wing hanteer. lyn, sal die eksklusiewe ekonomiese gister in die Parlement deurgevoer. Die Wet op die Gebiedswater en sone van Namibie uitmaak. Die Wet op die Regeringsdienskom- Eksklusiewe EkonQIDiese Sone van Die wetgewing bet ook sonder enige Man van Afrika! missie, voorgestel deur die Eerste Namibie is deur die Minister van amendement deurgegaan. Minister, Hage Geingob,maakvoor- Landbou, Visserye, Water en Lande- Tweede lesings is gedoen ten op­ EN toe kry die Regering die moed wat van hom in die jare wat kom siening vir die opstel van 'n Reger- like Ontwikkeling, Gert Hanekom, sigte van die Wet op Pensioon­ ingsdienskonunissie,ooreenkomstig voorgestel. aangeleentbede van Regeringsin­ 'n groot sukses kan maak: nadat hulle 'n flou verskoning opgedis die bepalings van hoofstuk13 van HierdieWet maakvoorsieningvir stellings. die Ombudsman-wet en die het uit vrees vir kritiek van die opposisie om Cassinga-dag 'n die Namibiese Grondwet. die bepaling van Namibie se Wet op die Aanstelling van Spesiale openbare vakansiedag te maak, het hulle vandeesweek die einste Die magte, funksie en pligte van gebiedswater, wat ongeveer 2,2224 Raadgewers en Streeksverteenwoor­ artikel gebruik wat gebruik kon word en die herdenking van die Konunissie; die verwydering en kilometer van die laagste waterlyn digers. Afrika-dag op die Namibiese kalender geplaas. ontruiming van lede uit die Kom- sal wees. AIle waters wat na die Verdere debat sal oor die wetge­ Hierdie Afrika-dag kom as 'n groot vreugde vir die mense wat lief missie, die uitoefening, volvoering binneland van die seewaterlyn, sal wing gedurende vandag se sitting en delegering van magte en funksies die binnelandse waters van Namibie van die Nasionale Vergadering ge­ is vir lang naweke~ van die Konunissie, die aanstelling uitmaak. hou word. En hierdie dag val mooi in die g1eufie tussen Saterdag en Hemelvaartdag om Namibiers vandeesweek 'n uitrek~kans te gee voordat die winter aanstaande week op I Junie amptelik en in sy glorie aanbreek. Na twee maande sedert onafhanklikheid van Namibie dring dit President Nujoma besmeer stadig by ons in dat 908 land polities bevry is, en dat 008 deel van " Afrika is. Uiteindelik het ons kontak met die vasteland van Afrika, 'n SMEERBILJET teen die steunel' in die kantore van die hou word, want die biljet is op waaruit ons ons wortels het. President van Namibie, Sam gewese Wit-administrasie in een van die lessenaars van die As kinders wat gebore is in die beklemmende atmosfeer· van Nujoma, is gister deur die pos Krupp-straat gevind. personeel gevind. apartheid, waar wit oorheersing aile ontwikkeling gestrem en by die kantore van The Namibian Volge08 'n briefie wat aange­ '''0 Mens wonder hoeveel behoud van integriteitbyna onmoontlik gemaak het, is dit moeilik ontvang. heg is, word die biljet, wat hyas BSB-tede in die staatsdie08 is'!" om die werklikheid van vryheid te besef en daarvolge08 te lewe. '0 Afskrif van die biljet, wat "vuil, snedig asook beledigend" vra die briefie. Ek is egter bly dat die President die dag afgesonder het &'i vakansiMag Pres, Nujoma as std. 4.leerling beskryf, by die kantore verspret . Die inhoud van die biljet is te sodat 008 as Namibie 'n bietjie kan stilstaan en dink waar ons .voorhou, wat 'n Engelse toets Dis duidelik dat diegene wat smerig dat dit in die openbaar vandaan kom: 008 is nie deel van wit Suid-Afrika, wat 'n verskrildike doen, is deur 'n Swapo-onder- hiermee doenig is, deur dopge. herhaal kan word. wanbalans het en homself aan Europa op kultUrele, ekonomiese, maatskaplike en ander gebiede wi! opdring nie. (Hulle is so-by-so AC Milan en 8enfica ... deur hulle eie mense verwerp weens hul verkeerde en wrede apartheidsbeleid om seltbehoud, maar wat net tot a1gehele selfvernietiging gelei het.) Afrika is die kontinent, wat vandag seker die mees omstrede een is van die vyf, volgens die Aardrykskunde wat my onnie De K1erk my geleer het. Groot sokker Noudatons Vrydag Afrika-dag saam met die hele bevolking van SOKKERLIEFHEBBERS gaan va­ Benfica in Wenen lewendig ataand-nuus weer!. Afrika herdenk, moet ons dink daaraan dat Afrika op 21 Maart naand weer groot sokker op die kassie gebeeldsend sal word. Die wedstryd Mare op Hemclvaartdag sal die vanjaar, in die neentigerjare se begin, uiteindelik van die plaag van he. begin om 20h00. geWilde televisie-reeks Dear Jobnen kolonialisme bevry is toe Namibie onathanklik geword het. Die NBC bet gister aangekondig . WeeDB die wysiging sal die 20hOO­ Top oftbe Hill M die laataand-nuul Wat 'n jaar van waterskeiding vir die vasteland wat worstel met dat die Europese kampioensk8ppe­ nuusbulJetin reeds om 19b30 uitses-ai volg. sokkerfinaal tussen AC Milan en Iiederlike krisisse! Ten minste is daar van een lelike stuk kanker word. Ni die wedmyd sal .die la- van kolonialisme ontslae geraak! 'n Mens moet erken dat Afrika groot donker kolle het, wat groot kommer bring in hulle wat in hul bors 'n groot trots dra omdat hulle kinders van Afrika is. Maar ek word diep gesteur wanneer ons wit landgenote op 'n enge Verhaal-kompetisie wyse na Afrika verwys en honend, spottend en minagtend praat en wiI rIlosofies vasklou aan die gemors dat die me08e van Afrika nie kan presteer nie. Wat 'n mens die hartseerste maak is dat die mense se voorsate na Afrika gevlug het en die geskiedenis het dit dat hulle dies was wat nie die pyp kon rook in Europa nie, en dat hulle deur kolonialisme vir N amibiers hulleself vandag ekonomies in 'n paradys bevind. Hoewel Afrika by uitstek pote08ieel die rykste kontinent is in die SKRYWERS van Namibie kan word genooi om deel teneemaan '0 kortverbaal-kompetisie wat deur wereld en groot minerale- en roumateriaal-rykdom het, word die Gamsberg-MacMillan-uitgewers in samewerking met Bricks en die Departement Afrikaans Vllll Afrika geteister deur groot o08tabiliteit. die Universiteit·van Namibie. 008 kontinent het groot foute in sy mondering en die lelikste een Ten minste tien van die beste verhale sal publiseerword en skrywers kan.hul naam hierdeur verewig. wat onlangs by 'n konferensie van Afrika-Iande geidentifiseer is toe Volgens die organiseerders van die wedstryd moet aan volgeode riglyne voldoeo word: hand in eie boesem gesteekis, is dieeenparty-state, wat vemietigend • dien verhale in van tot 10000 woorde in; inwerk op aile ander gebiede in die samelewing. (Selfs Europa se • laat die verbaal tematies aansIuit by eeil 'of ander aspek van onafbaoklikbeid binne die Namibiele diktature het chaos en groot verval to gevolg gehad!) konteks; Mag, wat deur geld en gesagsposisies bekom word, het 'n vreemde • gee 'n eie oorspronklike titel; Manier om mense se integriteit te vernietig en hulle korrupte mense • rig verhaal tot 'n volwasse gehoor; na te laat, indien daar nie genoegsame veiligheidskleppe ingebou is • skryf in die taal van u keuse, mits dit in Namibie gebruik word. (Tekse sal in oorsproaklike tal nie. gepubliseer word en van brugvertalings in die ampteUke taal vooesien wees); • versorg verhaal taalkundig deeglik; Ek is trots om 'n man van Afrika te wees. • tik of gebruik leesbare drukskrif; Indien Europa met Afrika vergelyk word, dan het 008 geen rede om ·werk op A4-formaat; en minderwaardig te voel en vir die magnate en ontwikkelde Europei!rs • gebruik dubbelspasiering. terug te staan nie. Die sl;uitingsdatum van die wedstryd is op 30 Augustus vuVaar Die geilkiedenis bet dit hoe Wes-Europa, nadat dit aan .die ontwikkeIde 'n paneel van verteenwoordigende beoordelaars sal aile inskrywings anoniem heoordeel en weaDeI'I'" bes:<> wings van die Grieke en Romeine bloOtgestel is, vir honderde nog vanjaar aaJigewys word.Elke wenverbaal kry R250. jare in 'n vemietigingsklem vasgevang was. Konings bet met hul Manuskripte kan gestuur word aan: Kortverbaalkompetisie, 9amsberg-MacMillan-uiqeWen, POIbuI weermagte die werelddeel vir baie honderde jare verwoes en 22830, mekaar uitgemoor. WINDHOEK, Namibie. Skrywers moet nie vergeet om hul name, kon1akadres enloftelefoonn,...... Eers na baie jare is daar 'n (;pe volwassenheid bereik, wat vandag in te stuur. . . die stabiliteit as resultaat het. Afrika daarenteen . bet nou eers blootstelling van 'n paar - se drie honderd jaar. En 008 V3ar baie beter as Europa, vergelykenderwys. Die dag kom wanneer Afrika geleer het uit sy foute en sal opstaan uit sy vodde. En d3fl)'die dag is naby! THE ~AMIBIAN

COVERED IN FAECES AND DOING THE SHOPPING IN DOWNTOWN HAITI WITH AN EMASCULATED AIDS VICTIM WHO SLEPT WITH ELEPHANTS

I HAVB been-emasculated just as heavily-armed Nature Conservation that I would one day have to pay for hunt according.to the laws laid down surely as if someone had snuck up officials from tre Anti-Poaching Unit it by doing the groceries while by nature. on me while asleep and jammed my who don't give a stuff about everyone else was having fun. I dare not ask anyone where the nuts into a battery-operated blender. reconciliation will jmnp up and down I spend a lot of time in supermarkets. bananas are kept, because I would Now I demand to be re-initiated on your spine. And considering that The rest of the basket-cases around probably be directed to another town, into Manhood. the nearest jungle is the Caprivi, me appear to have university degrees if not another country. This means Manhood always evokes images of you will be lucky if Unita doesn't in shopping. They all know exactly I spend up to four hours at a time hunting large dangerous animals have your Manhood for breakfast. where everything is and they all inside the supermarket, watching and changing the world. But I Faced with no viable alternative, pay with little plastic cards instead as seven categories of women from increasingly find myself hunting youths have taken to heading off of pulling out fistfuls of coins and different suburbs move through for tre cheapest food at supennarkets, into Red Light districts with the crumpled notes. They have no time babbling about the new Sta-Soft and the only changing I do involves trouser snake on a very long leash. for me. They stand two abreast with and avoiding me as if I had some and my complexion is clearing up. soiled nappies. Five notches are accepted as the their trolleys at each end of the tenninal disease which can be caught I have developed an irrational desire These days, of course, Manhood minimum for Manhood. It sounds a toiletries aisle with me looking for through eye-contact alone. They to shave my armpits. My hair seems means swaggering around in a lot easier than bringing in a fresh the tinned spaghetti in the middle. I know that I know that ~y know to have anew bounce to itanql pray sleeveless T-shirt with a bottle of elephant, but it's not really. am often trapped for periods of up that I know that I am not welcome. that the two lumps appearing'on my beer in one hand while obeying In fact. this test is far more dangerous. to 20 minutes while they shriek Hunting in the food chain has a chest are malignant tumours and every whim of that venomous one­ It is almost impossible to get AIDS figures at each other like some bizarre definite pecking order. not mainmaries. eyed trouser snake. from an elephant, and there is no nightmare from the Johannesburg Cows, for example, sprinting What really worries me is that most In the good old days, before military way you will ever have to pay Stock Exchange. And when I try to gracefully through the veld, are of my fellow housewives appear to coups had ever been thought of, maintenance in the event of the squeeze through, making feeble and accepted as Man's turf, but put the be brain-dead. I have seen them young fellows were called on to creature having your child. You will plaintive excuses, they look at me bastard in a can and everything stop in their tracks and stare for a head out into the jungle for seven also never have to spend tortured with expressions ranging from changes. Because you're covered good eight minutes at one brand of weeks with only a loin cloth and a nights with your head in your hands outright disdain to pure hatred. This in muscles and testicles means that Mayonnaise . • sPear for protection. Manhood would wondering if you did The Right is because I am a threat once an animal is in a tin, you are Often the scene resembles something be conferred on trem if trey returned Thing. They know that their Men are out not expected to touch it until it is from of an out-of-town cult with the head of a lion, if not an I've admit that I have slept with there riding with the eight-ta-five steaming on your plate at7 .30 in the supermarket in Haiti. Real zombies, elephant. elephants and haven't respected them Hunt, and suddenly their territory is evening. man. To avoid this state of non­ If you try that here, a patrol of in the morning, but I never knew invaded by a Man who refuses to I must admit, though, I have had mind, I have taken to studying the one or two glances in the soup aisle ongms and manufacturing from women who seem to be techniques ofevery item from toilet s-nying: "Shame, you'll many a paper to peeled shrimps. Sometimes nice girl one day and then she will I get lonely out there and spot a do all this for you.' , woman intently studying a bottle of ELU REGIONAL The trouble is, I did but she doesn't Greek olives. I approach her, I have found myselfin a savage role cautiously at first, with the trolley reversal for reasons which even I between my body and hers, and .. don't understand. Every morning then hit her with a throwaway when I wake up at lOam, crack of opening line. Something simple like: COORDINATORS dawn for the unemployed, I shamble "Knowledge of any object is by its through to the kitchen to get a list of very nature apt to be engendered by groceries which the wife has nailed that object as its proximate cause, a) to induct and supervise new teachers to the fridge door. The nail is and this is especially true of intuitive obviously used as some twisted knowledge or vision, which might b) to provide information about English classes to local communities in biblical reminder should the shopping or might not be related to the the region not be done by 6pm when She-God metaphysical bond that Socrates had c) to tryout materials and seport back to the Training Officer returns home. with small green olives." d) to provide input at ELU Conferences Sometimes there-are other chores The woman immediately calls added to the shopping: things like security. .e) to visit local teachers or to conduct local courses, largely because of 'Remember The Babyll' As if I Outdrlng my R2,99 box of shredded logistical problems. could forget wheat, I am dragged away screaming f) to draw-up the final examination papers with the teachers concerned This means having to change nappies about dolphins being brutally which are invariably filled with murdered so that fat white children for Elementary, Intermediate and Advance Levels. everything she has ever eaten in the can have Tuna fISh sandwiches for g) to give Quarterly Reports to the Head Office (ELU) about the regional last 14 months. This is no easy lunch. activities. process, even for someone who has At the trial, my pro deo defence h) to maintain the Regional Office as the Resource and Administrative been so brutally emasculated, and I makes the fatal error of putting me . stagger from bedroom to bathroom on the stand to be cross-examined Centre for the region. stained with faeces and blind from by a psychiatrist instead of a i) to employ and/or recommend the employment of new teachers and the smell. Gagging and retching I JWlosoJi!er. In a weird tum of evenIs, opening of new centres. - - fumble for the shower and drench the shrink is jailed for life after j) to attend ELUTACommittee meetings myself before prodding the baby breaking down and confessing to into the dishwasher where she stays seven unsolved murders. I am k) to act as advisers to ELU Head and the Training Office . until the spin cycle is completed. released as a result of the mistrial I) to visit all calsses at least twice a year (should draw-up their visiting No, I lie, I don't have a dishwasher. Meanwhile, the shopping goes on. time-table) That is another ofmy pleasant tasks In the movies, romance positively - hunched over a steaming sink blossoms · between a man and a thinking irrational .thoughts while woman if their trolleys happen to QUALIFICATIONS: my hands go soft and pink and collide. wrinkled. Most of my favourite They breathlessly- exchange SIHe must; - organs are in this condition, anyway, telephone numbers and pledge mit at least nobody gets to see them. undying allegiance to one anotbcr. I havt. cd least Matriculation Certificate; I realise that Caning on my Manhood And ifthey happen to inadvertently 2 have teaching experience; to get me through is of no use. The reach f.,. the same tin at the same. 3 have an experience and/or qualification in heaviest thing I have to lift in months time, well, it's unbridled on-tho­ Teaching English as a FOi'eign Language (TEFL) is a lkg box of Bingo washing spot sex between the Cold Meats powder. No, it was my spirits. My and the Tupperware. -i have administrative abilities; muscles are beginning to atrophy The reality is tragically clifl'erent. . 5 be able to work with people; 6 have a valid drivers licence. THE NAMIBIAN Wednesday May 23 1-990,19·

.~ , STILL buzZing from its bam-stonn­ ing suc~ess at Namibia's independ­ ence coneert, way-out British rock band Crazyhead is billed to perfonn in Lithuania. Speaking to the British music magazine New Musical Express (NME), the band responsible for battered eardrums and mass pogoing on March24 says it wants to return to Namibia. Said guitarist Kev Reverb about their independence day bash: "It was a great bill and a really incredible gig (concert). "We were the only British band involved and we were very different in style to everyone else taking part. At first we were worried that we for example ~ong titlesNhamo and Seven Miles High is lilting dance wouldn't go down well, but they Kutambura Chete which apparently music from start to finish and has suita­ seemed to love us. I would like to go mean Problems and Suffering respec­ bly scatty song lyrics to match: Soccer back there again. ' , tively. A colourfully packaged product Fan is about watching the likes of Crazyhead's last trip to Namibia aimed at the Western marklit, but still Maradona, Lineker and Rush scoring was arranged by UK education and good dance music. goals at Wembley, while the' sleeve cultural organisation the . British notes give the following interpretation Council, the same body which hopes Real to Real ofOh Ye Oh Ye: "Ob ye oh ye oh ye, I to send the band to rebel Soviet re­ was unhappy on my mother's death, I Seven MOes High • Real Sounds of was unhappy on my father's death, I public Lithuania, though nothing could Africa (BIg Records· Import) was unhappy on my uncle's death, I be confirmed because of the "uncer­ Fa8t forward Viva Chinhoyi; an eye-witness recol­ was unhappy on my grandmother's tain political climate". lection of an early batde between Rho­ The Real Sounds must be TIm most death, I had no one to give me advice, I The loony rockers from Leicester Pamberll • The BhuDdu Boys (WEA • desian security fOrces md Zinibab­ cosmopolitan band in southern and had no one to give me happiness, I are making a habit of touring coun­ Import) wean freedom fighters. central Africa. ended up getting lost in the jungle of the tries not usually visited by more Chinhoyi BhunduBoysl Formed in Zambia in 1975 by mosdy lions and stepped on • snake ... Not a conventional ()utfits. Before coming TIm Bhundu ~oya are pr;ob.bly lis­ Zairean musicians, the ll-piece Real true story, I hope. , to Namibia, Crazyhead perfonned in tened to more in Europe than they are in "'blra, ~ogy Sounds moved to their current base Romania. . their n.tive Zimbabwe, but nonetheless Zimbabwe in 1978 where they . were "61e the band continues to write wonderful Bros • The Four Brotheni (Cooltlag haraased by the Rhodesian authorities songs inspired by their ;no'nthe'rland. . , Vinyl :)mpor!) " _ ... '" "- . because of the political content of some Rei' Momo Da~d Byrae (Sire ALL~REPOf\lTS Their l.test8.lbum, tided ' simply ' - ·of th~.ir soogs. · -. . - . .. Rec:or~ • Impo~t AN~REVI~W$ Pamberil (meaning forward) sees the Also from · Zimbabwe, theFoor . They were forced"to return to Zambia .. ,"BY DAVlD LUSH band furt~r experiJnent with ~d . de"~ , Bro.thers have followed in the tracks of in 1981 when their Zimbabwe work From Africa to Latin Americ. and • vel~p the tradition,t .~~a sound;,_ , the )Jhundu Boys in ~ir aa'.jilt on".~e penni.. expiled, but "w~rilate-rin~ted ' the i"test'offering:ttoRrt-Talking Heads This was crafted into the very slick European market. HenCe this 'UK rec­ " b~k after charming Zimbapw!!an gov­ supremo David B~ ~ . • Jit of their last album PUre Iit, md now ord company's re-packagingofthe' ebnnent officials with their mUsic at a Ob$essed with~ rhythms of Latin Sweet Pamberil sees the Bhundu Boys dab­ band's 1988 Zimbabwe release. sADcC coDference. ' America, Byrne went" to the continent bUng with funk and reggae moWded But unlike the Bhundu Boys, the Since then, the Real Sounds have and recorded his own self-styled Latin around distinctive, chiming; Zimbab­ Four Brothers have stuck religiously to built up a big cult following throughout tunes with lome of South America', sensation wean guitar work. the modem Mbira pop formula which is the region and have recendy joined the finest musicians. Formed by guitarist Rise Kangona guaranteed to please listeners both at Afro invasion of EUrope. The end result is a truly clusic album soon after Zimbabwean independence, home md abroad. Based on Zairean soukous, the soun!l ·and, despite having to muter an alien WITH loud African applause ringing the Bhundu Boys have spent much of Characteristically chirpy tunes carry of the Real Sounds also has Zambian musical style, Byrne demonstrates he is in their ears, a cappella group Sweet their time performing overseas, and in along lyrics of a more serious nature - and :nmbabwean flavours to it. indeed a true genius. Honey In The Rock comes to Na­ particular· Europe where their music mibia this weekend after sell-out paved the way for the current explosion perfonnances in Zimbabwe. of African music on the continent. The Zimbabwe Sunday Mail raved Although recorded in Harare, the about the group's "show not to be songs on Pamberi take an almost nos­ missed", while Zimbabwe National talgic look at Zimbabwean life. STUART + PARTNERS Arts Council director Dr Tafataona While the likes of Thomas Mapfumo Mahoso - recently in Namibia to are busy condemning modem day cor­ address a conference on culture - ruption, the Bhundu Boys still sing apparently urged sponsors the United about the quaint quirks of village life. ARCHITECTS/DRAUGHTSMEN States Information Service (USIS) to One highlight of what is, nonethe­ organise a return concert as soon as less, an excellent album is the track possible . • •At the 850-seat Seven Arts The­ atre, audience members clapped, We require urgently ._~omplete experienced ululated, and rose cheering to their HAPPENINGS... feet on several occasions," said a Thandlln town spokesperson for the USIS in Wind­ architects and/or draughtsmen for a range of hoek. JAZZ and blues singer Thandi Oaasen Since forming in 1973, the all­ opened at Windheok's Warehouse interesting projects. women quintet Sweet Honey In The Theatre on Monday where she will Rock has embraced a wide range of perform until June 2. Oaasen wowed musical styles and has become re­ Namibian audiences last year with her Successful applicants will enjoy competitive nowned overseas for, in particular, heart-rendering singing and looks set their hard-hitting protest songs, beau­ to do the same on her return. Doors at salaries,. pension scheme and medical aid tiful ballads and moving gospel the Warehouse open at 20hOO, seven numbers. nights a week. This week Sweet Honey perfonns scheme. in the Mozambican capital Maputo Lambada on screen and then Mbabane in Swaziland before Apply toMr H-E. Staby or P.B. Strack heading to Windhoek for two con­ TIm musical Lambada continues its certs; Sunday (May 27) at the fonner run at Windhoek's Kine 300 this and next week. Lambada is the tide taken Khomasdal College of Education in from a ~in American dance of the STAURT + PARTNERS Mercedes St...-et, and the· Windhoek same name - pulsating carnival Theatre in L.. .. twein Street on Mon­ rhythms and guaranteed foot-tappers. ARCHITECTS day (May 28). Meanwhile Hollywood big shots The concerts are the USIS's cul­ Michael J. Fox and Sean Pen continue 8th Floor tural contribution to Namibia's inde­ to star in the Vietnaam war epic Casual­ pendence and admission will be FREE, ....es of War at the Windhoek Drive-In, Metje Behnsen Building though seating is limited at both following the first feature, Best of the Windhoek venues, so get there early. The Kho­ Best. Both films run until Friday when masdal concert starts at 17h30 and they will be replaced with the comedy Tel. 35026 the Windhoek Theatre perfonnance Lover Boy followed by an adventure at 20h30. film called The Bear. 20 Wednesday May 23 1990 THE NAMIBIAN

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Best ~rkes In town open plan kitchen Roadworthy certificate available for euensiollB , WIW carpeting available • Curtain mate,ial. EPSON Stocks ~vallable For more infonnation please feel • 0 .... material. COMPUTERS R125 000 Price: R20 500,00 (Dey. evening) double garage rce to call Silas at: (061) 216172 3-1994 CONTACT Namlbla Enterprises r write to: P.O. Box 7647, Wind" Telephone: 22-2637 servants quarter w.. stOCk the tfigget' ,.'-Clion in GlI 5T ...... VOtG15 durRf ...... 5U 5T1H' KeDDY Moodley ,o.k. We are at Old CompoWld. p ~, lOX 6lbA. WJNOHGfk 9000 PO Box 194 WINDHOEK Business Hours ,he counlr~ : (with add. '0·4 ' ..... ______.. ,I Tel 3-6567 (8pm -IOpm) 9000 Tel 3-3337 bathroom) fully burglar- r----'---~--_ -==C=A=R====F=O==R-,--e r---~-----'------i~ r- -;;::HO~~US~E~T::-O-:A=E=NT~ ~i~!~!~ proofed . 'd'~ A house to rent with an established garden Erf910 & 909 .R lI .'" .. , . SALE option to buy In Katutura • ,'61. For all your 4-Bedroomed hoUle.l Only one owner! Extention 10 tle,.".~." 1983 MAZDA 323 property transactions BathroomlI'oDet.Kitchen I 'N TlEPIESE DUrT8E HUISTE KOOP , , Very sunny ~ c1~se Khomasdal for 'GOOD CONDITION MANUELA FRITSCH Lounge·Shower\ToUet - SECONDHAND 3 RUlli SLAAPKAIIERS to schools sale - 1140sqm R7 000 (O.N.C.O) Outslde·:::r (Store Ideal for young LISTER DIESEL (ALIIAL I.G.B) and 942.sqm PHONE Tel. (0641) 4131 BADKAMER a STORT GENERATORS Box For more lotonnatlon family. 1470 GASTE TOILET Contact Gisela PUIS DUNAISKI contact: Martha . ! R140 000 negotiable EETKAIIER at tel: 21-1671 TEL 4-2478 3-8970 (W) OR Tel (0671) 2221 (w) ! I FRITSCH + COMPANY QROOT.SITKAIIER Tel 223350 all hours (AFTER HOURS) 21-2709 (H) 3915 (h) I GROOT STOEP - STUDEERKAIIER FARM FOR SALE Club Pamodzi KOliBUIS MET SPENS 5 000 ha ; QROOTSWEIIBAD BUSINESS BUllDING IN I Its cosy! Toyota Hilux Bakkie Cattle; sheep; or game EN AS BINUS 'N ONDANGWA ON THE Its different! met radio/tape en .. farm WOONSTEL MAIN ROAD, 2KM FROM Its lovely! kappie Well-developed GROOT ONDERDAK ONDANGWA AIRPORT. Its adult!! model 1987 , good Luxury home PARKERING 1985QM- GetPamodzi opgepss. Pool and outbuUdlngs R450000 COMPLETELY FENCED atPamodzi Plenty of game Prys R26 200, 00 WITH LARGE YARD Wed, Frt, Sat I 130km form Windhoek KANTOOR 3-7270 kontak . NAURE _ PLEASE CONTACT Admission R8 - Dordabis area Call Connie: 43057 Mnr A.H Paulas R200perha ROLAND JORDAN (061) 22-6354 - ALL 3-8635 HOURS Udtbi : 215514 6-2191 (w)6-3537'(h) 3-5206

HUISTE KOOP . B&R I HOME IMPROVERS KHOI~ASDAL Three-bedroom Ho'c:tilaQdpark & DESIGNERS Prys:~150 000 house in Katutura sonder meubels AlH21A776 3 slaapkamers urgently required Improve your ~ ome for • Dubbel Garage independence . R200000 Tel: 211254 for lease to personnel metmeubels Buitekamer & toilet * Workmanship Guaranteed' Box 10205 Siersteen hondehok from ~be Roman OD an homes !!J slaapkamers •. Addition, Alterations, sltleetkitmer Wmdhoell Braaiplek Catholic Church. Repairs and Painting 2. badkamers * Plans designed, drawn and : 9000 TEL 21·1836 Submitted waskamer l!leal time to ph(>~./ KO!ltak tel. 38306 x 271 RO,SIN (:III hours) , (werl!:) 226075 (buls) r YHeHAMIBIAN

WANTED .~II'I;!I nil 1:1519 I • TO BUY . J.J.J PREMISES 10 RENT: - white, excellent Industrial erf, in Khomasdal 1 200sqm shop space condition, 41 OOOkm Windhoek 1 000 - 3-bedroomed r ODS koop en verkoep available in OV.1pia house on large erf 2de handse meubels; new RlT, alarm I SOO sqm, with. or connection, . Office space ••Iable - No. 3170 elektrieseware; in the centre of town without buUding. air-conditioned Pronkertjie Street boumateriaal Pladlia (Ply) Ltd, PRICE R20 000 Contact: Piet Nolte PO Box 112.13 . Tel 6-2915 ext TE KOOP: Tel 6-2187 (w) or 3·7470 (w) or 3·1217 . (after hours) Tel (061) 3-3986 2097 (w) Slaapkamerstaal 6-1416 (h) Sitkamerstal . Are you in need or (Rotangstelle) EMPLOYMENT CAR have problems? Eetkamerstel 4-Bedroomed OFFERED Lessenaars Datsun 1400 bakkie FOR SALE The Creator of Houses Kasregister SECRETJiU"tY WJTH . for sale in good Heaven alld Earth GOOD KNOWLEDGE 3-Bedroomed· Kombuisware condition with 1982 CreSsida cares for you. His love OF BOOKKEEPING . . Houses canopy towards man has Kombuiskaste REQUIRED. A GOOD Flats never changed. Wasmasjiene COMMAND OF R9 000 (o.n.c.o) ENGLISH Offices Stoele Phone 21·2666 or . Contact: BMXFie.tse ESSENTIAL• come to 3681) Past. J Mukoko Vissterk PHONE 6-4282 FOR Gladiola Street, Tel (061) 21.6215 (h) Sanyo computer INTERVIEW. Khomasdal Tikmasjien Video kamera To rent with option to buy ;ML!. Aircondition h,1 Eros Park! Chev C30 (warm) 4-BedroomedJIouse, 2 For Sale Bargain Diesel ("0" series ' OTJIWARONGO Bathrooms,LoungetDln. engine)' with strong i tonne natback. Boumateriaal Ing Room, Kitchen with 3 bedroom house 'Good condition COURSE 1981 Golf with "tralies" for .ale. Elektriese baas· eye-level oven and ".I.c, for sale Kat.. tura Very good me<:lWucally. -To view Chapman PERSONNEL ghitaar Double Carport and Ga. engine & gearbox To view: Chapman Street N02 rage, Swimming Pool and Floor covering Klein Windhoek MANAGEMENT Staal tafels still under Street ~02 Klein Draal area. Approx. 2 Hot water or phone Dirk Plastiese stoele guarantee Windhoek * What Is personnel Liaseerkabinette OOOsqm and large garden Tel. 217026 tel 3·2419 with great possibilities. Tel: (061) 5-1042 or phone Dirlc to13-2419 management? R11 000,00 (O.N.O) Kom besoek ons by Contact: (06271) 2179 (after hours) (office hours) R15 000,00 .. _.. _",_~n * leadership In busi­ Dume perseel agter - - ness tidar Oangs Rex) Spaar op graf8tene NGEENGEOWA -KOMBI ' FP~ SALE Save on grave * Needs of person­ HAlAOKU Open stones 1978 Datsun 140Y nel 1982 Volkswagen Kombi LI Landela Emanya Selection of per­ Maandae (station wagon) - LANDA OIKUlVA * for sale. 4 OOOkm on the KombUiha sonnel (Psychomet­ tot Vrydae +/-104 000 kms- HAl lANDIFWA new engine, darkened ~a~el~azmdbia MOMAPANDANDA. rics) 08hOO - 18hOO windows, radio/tape, four Gr8fstene body needs DENGElA * Delegation and re­ Saterdae loudspeakers, etc . . ~oordelike ~ywer­ attention - engine sponsibilities R18 000 0.0.0. Cash or heidslebied good condition KONOOlA 08hOO - 13hOO (agter Elso Seepfab­ YONGODI: * Communication riek Brakwater) fl4 000 Co.n.c.o) * Training and de­ TEL: 22-1531/2 VIP-VERY Tel 6-4479 na ure Phone 22-4787 (061) 4-2734 IMPRESSIVE velopment PROPERTY - WITHIN · * Discipline and the YOUR PRICE RANGE HUIS TE KOOP L& H HAIRSTUDIO We are looking handling of griev­ (now under new for bricklayers ances * 3 BEDROOMS WITH OF TE HUUR management) B.I.C - FACING NORTH * Labour legislation (nuwe uitbreiding specialist in ALL and plasterers LUXURY HILL * 2 FULL BATHROOMS * LOUNGE VinetalSee uitsig) types of hair with at least 5 DATE FOR EXECUTIVE Halrbraiding * DINING ROOM years working 28-29 May 1990 BUYERS ONLY *TVROOM . Koop prys: R190 000 (Human hair etc) * KITCHEN.- BUILT-IN VENUE Are you looking for (onderhandelbaar) We also specialise experience. PRICE; R65 000 STOVE & DOUBLE in Afro hairstyles Hotel Hamburgerhof traditional beauty, homes Huur: R1 500 per Please contact PHONE: tHat reneet Individuality of OVEN maand Contac tus now TIME 21-7478.9 (W) * DOUBLE GARAGE - Tel design? Call us right . Nuwe uitbreiding . at Tel 22-4494 22-9821/2 3-3977 away! INTERLOCK 09hOO - 17hOO daily DRIVE-WAY Vin~ta/See uitsig Prices ranging from COST PLUS EXTRAS LIKE • 3 sliiapkamers x 2 R630 000 toR900 000 FOR SALE Free of charge ALARM, BRAAI, WALLS badkamers Neat townhouse willi AND ITALIAN TILES swimming pool available • TV kamer, 3 Bedroomed 1984 MAZDA PRESENTER INSIDE. house in Katutura for bargain price * NEAR SCHOOLS, BUS sitkamer, eetkamer DrC Swart Rl59000 met braai urgently required 1500 STOPS AND 3 MINUTES (Business OMceHours DRIVE TO CITY • Kombuis met for personnel of (SPORT) 232 Consultant) 22·5483/3/4 CENTRE ingeboude stoof the Roman R800D After Hours FOR ONLY Rl69 000 '" Dubbele motorhuis Catholic Church REGISTRATION Gunnie .. 42816 PHONE SKAKEL4925 Phone: Mrs H TEL 22-4776 Mrs Kunert MonJka .. 22-7747 BETS OELOFSE Marlene .. 4·1647 3-7387(W} . Jacobs 3·7237 ext 18 Tel (061) 3-7353 (SWAKOPMUND) (ALL HOURS) Christa .. 3-4826 22-8008 (H)

NEWLY ERECTED BUILDING "BARGAIN CAR FOR SALE PRIVATE SALE HOME IN SOUlliERN INDUSTRIAL OF THE YEAR" BROTHERS ..... 500S~R:..SlST1NQ HAIRDRESSING 1989 BMW 318i 2- 1984 Isuzu Trooper NURSING OF'. SAL 0 N FITTED PRECAST CONCRETE door Executive OHAnJ lande Study our wonder­ GDlllpd Floor OUT WITH INDUSTRIES Leather Sports Seats nokulandifa exceUentcondition a) Work Hall 337 sqm Special OtTer Sunroof Bridgestone new Yokohama ful s~' months Di· • (Height: 4.5·6.5 metres) MODERN EQ UIP- LP tyres Low km oikwapundilmbete Ipe tyres plus many ploma COtmje and b) Showroom aDd ol'lke . MENT ON OUR CRUSHED STONE - naikulu kondado Cilanm PRICE ON ONLYR2A.2OICBMORR121 , New cost: +/·R60 000 yopedu lela extras gain knowledge that ...... FORA5C8MTRUCld Samari· e) Maximum security . day Plessis benodig drlngend 1974 Ford Escort 1300 221904 Windhoek. tan Cm 1'~:S'p ondence aDd night die dien5te van leerkragte 4-door Sedan in good New 2.1\} engie. Otwa patulula okudja (behind Luisen Chemist diti TV' I l",,,,,,, " f~ ll'lr f) Air conditioning. can be vir die aanbieding van con 00,. b pooRyonguJa ftyo g In Kaiser Street) COU 'lO I!o": '" n ome Mags rims tow ar . provided 00 request SM 8 En .... 1s 501 long-range !anlt yonguioshi. Etun.ri10 Hairbraiding and N ursmg. ....- 4-' ".lI • .! e;~ As the buUdlog '" Dol yet Std 8 Ekonomle and four new fitted e.ID8.eu Wll!luOWS letu otall monika iv ty . 1I ,011' Beau-J.Salon , PO Box 37174 flnlsbed, !eoSlol reque .~.• CliO res anu ll' au~otape mokolonela '" We also do facia.~s I .!IMrlilam P~~_,,,"_=.,:,,,,,1 t=A,..d$Tf",Y""Jre""_§";SS""'··'·"'''"'."3''''''''·''''·;;-'':2''"H"".""~,,,r.DF":.,,.-::-~"!!~~~~~::::;.:.• ~~~~~-=-~~.==:~:~~~~:~:::~~::;~~~~~~~~dJ 22 Wednesday May 23 1990 THE NAMI81AN

A SPECl'ACULAR three-day horse 'There were junior and senior classes Askari, c1e~d all the jumps and jumpers competing for the prize, but Horse show show took place this weekend at the competing in: showjumping and dres­ walked off with a first place in both it was Dieter Voigts on Sadat who Gymkhana Club in Academia with a sage. The highlight of the show kicked events. Other well-known favourites, put up a fantastic show and won total of 144 horses competing. off on Saturday, with two of the such as Gunnar Voigts and Dieter himself the cup. In second place was According to Claus Kock, one I1f major events - the Big Grand Prix Voigts, were also out vying for the Gunther Garbade on Dompteur, and a grand the main organisers, this is one of competition, followed by the Winner big cup. AIlother great new talent third'place was won by Stephanie Namibia's major horse-riding events, Takes All. An outstanding display of was Stephanie Rexrodt who set outto Rexrodt on Neuton Star. certainly the largest horse show to be teamwork from both rider and horse prove that she and her horse could The Gymkhana Club was a hive of success staged annually in Windhoek. was seen when Claus Kock, riding also do it. activity, with a fantastic turnout of The main event on Sunday was the spectators, friends and families coming traditional Jaegenneister show-jump­ and going during the three days to FORCED SALE SITUATION· YOUR ADVANTAGE ::fIlL!! U'l J:f ill ing competition which has been a watch the feast of show-jumping. In .. favourite for 15 years, with the tro­ addition there was a breathtaking 3BEDROO~,BATHROO~LOUNGEIDU«NG LOW LOW ROOM, STUDY, OUTSIDE BUILDING, GARAGE LOWEST phy being the most coverted prize in skydiving display and Bobbies Band PRICES IN Namibia horse-riding today. set the pace in the evening for some URGENT SALE This event saw 19 n1" nnr t.,n PRICE!! TOWN!! ONLY Rl54 000 PIONEERSPARK Windhoek West FOR TlUSBIGFAMILYHOUSE R144 000 Rl17 000 PHONE BETS OELOFSE 3·7387 (W) 22-8008 (H) Three houses in 3 bedrooms 1 dining/lounge this pr ice range ;:f!ILIl U11:fill' 2 bedroom 1 garage & carport 3 bedrooms 1 bathroom URGENT SALE house to let bathroom 1 servants room & shower garage Price reduced with Katutura R30000!! R500 burglar proof Contact Thea Hochlandpark per month Contact Thea van Rensburg R223 000 Contact tel. van Rensburg 37470 (w) 37470(w) 33626 (h) Thatched Roof 63309 or 62325 33626 (h) 4 bedrooms (1. attic) 2 bathrooms sittingroom with TIDSYOU LOW LOW KLEIN WINDHOEK fireplace WON'T GET PRICE!! Huis duisend!! diningroom EVERYDAY!! Gebou op bale groot erf, PIONEERSPARK laundry weg van die lawaal HOCHLANDPARK R144 000 - garage 3 groot slll8pkamers 2 luukse badkamers from R143 000 • R154 000 swimmimg pool aparte stort R170000 groot sltleetkamer met Three houses in This is not an or­ kaggel A Selection of this price range dinary house, it is bale luukse kombuis houses dubhel afstandbeheerde a house with lots 3 bedrooms 3 bedrooms motorhuise of warmth and aparte gaste woonstel 2 bathrooms bathroom fantastiese onthaalarea characters. 1 garage garage groot swembad Phone Thea R8200QO Be first, Contact Thea van Rensburg Kantoor·3·7270 Phone first van Rensburg 37470 (w) NaUre Contact Thea 37470 (w) Roland Jordan van Rensburg 33626 (h) L 33626 (h) 3·8635 37470 (w)·33626(h)

WINNER of the coveted Jaegermeister trophy, Dieter Voigts, on In the Magistrate's Court for the district of Windhoek helad at Sadat. Windhoek Case No 186/90 ~~ ______C_O_NT __ INU__ E_D_FR __ O_M __ P_ A_G_E_~______)

In the matter between: Midfielder Patrick Vervoort saidhe had also decided to leave Anderlccht but Willem Hoebeb Plaintiff did not reveal the name ofhis future club. Another midfielder, Bozo Scifo, said he would be rejoining Intemazionale Milan next year after recently signing a and new three-year contract with the ltalianclub, who had 10anec1him to Bordeaux Tobias Hoabeb Defendant and then to Auxerre this season. "I'll play another year for Auxerre but Intemazionale said that wquld be the final year. They say they want me back next year," Scifo said. ~--Notice of sale in execution-----I , . To obtain optimum efficency, In execution ofjudgment of the Magistrate's Court of Windhoek, given on the 28th February a Judicial Sale by public auction will be held of the ' service and life from your following, on the 30th day of June 1990 at 10hOO at the premises of the LOMBARDINI DIESEL Messenger of the Court, Hamman Street, No.4, Klein Windhoek., ENGINE, it needs to be serviced 1. 1 Ocean deep-freezer at regular intervals. 2. 1 Refrigerator 3. 1 Pioneer hi-fi set DO not wait for the otherwise 4. 1 Drawing room suit inevitable breakdown. 5. 1 Coffee table :&,ndi.tions of Sal.e. Contact us for fast service and 1. Sale will be held without reserve and the goods will be sold to the highest bidder. I I minimum downtime. 2, The goods will be sold "voetstoots". m 3. Payment shaH be tn.ade in cash or by bank guaranteed cheque II . I j i~ 3 J~~~~~;~::I Northern I~'- III h ''''''. .._'-' " ... \ Area.

-! ~ ~ y .~ .. __ _ X . ) ~; f"~ , .' . . Wednes~ay May 2,3 1.990 23 SOCCER SAFARI BY CONRAD ANGULA

GOING GETS TOUGH FOR TOP SIDES

THE going will certainly be tough for three of the so-called " top HOORAY AMAKHOS! lwisa Katzer Chiefs number one supporter in Namibla,Lucas Hipondoka, the flrst black motor racing driver in the country (left) and the Namibian Sport Editor, Conrad Angula (right) and a local fan four" this season, as was proved during their league outings last congratulate Katzer Chiefs' mentor Katzer Motaung after his club won the Castle Cballengeflnal against Moroka weekend. Nashua Black Africa, pre-season favourites and the talk Swallows at the FNB Stadium on Saturday. Chiefs recorded their 50th cup win in only 20 years and earned of the townships started the season in fine style. They clinched both themselves R65 000 plus an additional RIO 000 by their sponsors Kappa. the Katutura Soccer Derby and the NNSL Farewell Soccer Spectacular, but were shocked by a struggling Benfica during a clash on their home soil in Windhoek. No one gave the copper town lads a chance before the match and the die-hard Black Africa supporters could not believe their eyes when Miracles expected from they saw their heroes going down 2-3 to a rejuvinated Benfica. The Lively Lions, however, revenged their defeat by the Nomtsoub lads when they clobbered Cuca Tops 5-0 the following day. It was clear BA was not at full strength but they cannot expect to Gullit against Benfica rely on their players outside the city. Most of these are at Oranjemund, and something. drastic must be done if BA want to remain in the Premier League next season. They must find a local formidable THE worst thing about performing a miracle, as Ruud Gullit is discovering, is that everybody expects combination and stop relying on their not-always-available stars you to do it again. The dreadlocked Dutch (orward is supposed to return to his role of waving the magic who are miles away from Windhoek. . wand for reigning champions AC Milan in today's European Cup (mal against Benfica at the Prater I believe and trust Black Africa's problem is not as serious as that Stadium. of their hometown Iieighbours BS Tigers and African Stars,·who As tall orders go, this one leoks have become 'just another team' in the elite league as their form taller than the Prater's celebrated big slumps with every game. African Stars, 2-0 losers against Civics wheel. Gullit came back from a six­ and Young Ones a fortnight ago,can thank their lucky stars they week break with a knee injury to net survived with a one-all draw against former ASA League outfit two goals as Milan crushed Steaua Bucharest 4-0 in last year's final. Ramblers at the Showgrounds last Saturday. Ifthat was improbable, this time it Stars, .w ho will feature in the replay of the BS Tigers-organised seems impossible. Gullit h8s been tournament at the Katutura Stadium tomorrow, will have their through an agonising ll-moth lay­ best chance to restore their lost pride when they meet Robber off and three knee operations before Chanties and Golden Bees at the weekend. But the Pepsi Boys finding his way back. Two brief should not expect an easy ride against the two northern teams, appearances in the Italian league are which have proved on many occasions they are no push-overs. all he has behind him. Robber Chanties especially seem to be enjoying playing in Wmdhoek. But Milan made it clear they be­ Despite re-securing the services of their for mer superstar Alfred lieve in miracles when they presented 'Juku' Jazuko, speedy Patrick '16 Valve' Basson and the u1tra­ Gullit with a three-year extension of his contract on Monday. talented Pule 'Noriega' Tjombe, the brightly shining stars Seem to If the player feels daunted by it all, be going through a lean spell since the start of the new season. BS it does not show. "The main thing Tigers, the team nicknamed 'the Ingwenyama'by its many fans, for me is to believe in what I am seem to be the worse off than the rest. Tigers struggled to a one-all doing, ' , he said. "I can't say I will be draw with Ramblers at the Katutura Stadium a fortnight ago. able to do what I did in last year's The Donkerhoek-based white and blue stripes were, however, final, though if the chances come my handed their season's heaviest league defeated by the darlings of way ... "But football is not about ifs. Khomasdal soccer, Civics, when they were gunned down 3-0 at the What's important is that Milanretain Khomasdal Stadium on Saturday. And to add insult to injury, they the European title and I'm confident were desserted by their long-time mentor Vic Lovell. we will. " Milan start as clear favourites to repeat their 1963 European Cup There is talent a-plenty, but the team struggles to properly expose final victory when they beat a Ben­ it. Star striker Forrest~ Nickodemus still remains the finest no.9 in fica team, including the great Eusebio, the country, however. They also have unlimited talent in the 2-1 at Wembley. Cesare Maldini, fa­ powerful Bricks Hangula and the illustrioUs Gullit Kapule. • ther of current Mila,n left-back Paolo This weekend will be a real test for Tigers as they will entertain the Maldini, earned a winners' medal hard running Explorer XI on Saturday. A win is vital for Tigers on that day. Gullit apart, the present Saturday as a morale-booster. They must start winning in order to team oozes style and inventiveness, remain in. the Premier League in the next season. from the back where sweeper Franco Baresi is in a class ofhis own, through the mid-field where Frank Rijkaard is an irresistible driving force, to the front-line where Marco van Basten is AC Milan striker Ruud Gullit (right) will be the man to watch in quite simply Marco van Basten. today's European Cup final clash against Benfica. The match will By contrast, Benfica are a tidy, be screened live at 2OhOO tonight on NBC. competent outfit lacking in the at­ tacking flair which makes Milan such Benfica may be difficult to beat very tired from all our commitments a spectacular side, worthy of the but to win themselves they nrust break during the season. But those disap­ worldwide admiration they have a losing sequence. Since taking the pointments have made us concen­ National Soccer League Castle earned. The Portuguese are sure to trophy for the second time in 1962, trate with even more determination playa containing game with Brazil­ they have lost four European Cup on the European Cup final," Baresi League log standings are as follows: ian World Cup defenders Aldair and . finals, from that earlier game with said. Benfica rested their entire first Ricardo attempting to snuff out the MUan to a defeat to Dutch chanlpi­ team for the last league match last PW D L GF GA Pl'S Gullit-Van Basten menace. ons PSV Eindhoven two years ago. Sunday but there has been criticism 1 Iwisa Kaiser 'Chiefs 11 10 1 . 24 6 21 Their other key players are mid­ Manager Sven Erikson told report­ in Portugal of tl].e decision to let the 2 Orlando Pirates 13 9 2 234 13 20 fielder Valdo, the team's third Bra­ ers he would have preferred to meet Bmzilian trio join their World Cup 3 Fairway Stars 14 8 4 2 17 10 20 zilian World Cup squad member, s·ome other Italian club in the final. squad for two ~ks rather than prepare and their big blond Swedish striker "Everyone says Milan are favourites. for the European final. 4 Double Action Sundowns 10 7 1 2 19 15 15 Mats Magnusson. Magnusson can­ I think this analysis is correct, be­ Milan were not so accommodating 5 Moroka Swallows 11 5 4 1 13 8 14 not match Van Basten for elegance cause they have the best team in the with their Dutch threesome ofGullit, 6 Bloemfontein Celtic 13 3 7 3 16 13 13 or creativity but he does know all too world. But Benfica want to be Euro­ Van Basten and ~jkaard. 7 Sharp Blackpool 12 4 5 3 13 13 13 welllhat the,ball belongs in the back pean champions and we all know we Probable teams: 8 Umtat. Bucks 14 4 5 5 13 11 13 of fr _"let - as he has shown 3 3 times have the ability to do it. " Milan - Giovanni Galli, Mauro 9 Vaal Reefs Stars 13 4 4 5 17 14 12 in the .t>ortuguese league this season. Both teams should be fresh for the Tassotti, Alessandro ' Costacurta 10 Hellenic 13 3 6 4 17 17 12 Brazilian striker Adesvaldo Linla final. The Italian season ended more (Filippo Galli), Franco Baresi, Paolo 11 Wits University 13 4 4 . 5 18 11 12 made it into the Benfica squad at the than three weeks ago givmg Milan Maldini, Carlo Ancelotti, Daniele 12 Amandla Enkuzi Amazulu 14 4 4 6 1~ 19 ample time to get back into the the 12 last minute after a late fitness tellt. Massaro, Alberigo Evani, Frank 13 Arcadia Lima, who scored against Mars( :Ue right frame of mind after a disastrous Rijkaard, Ruud Gullit, Marco van {4 4 3 7 18 n 11 in the semi-final first-leg, injured a final in which they surrendered both Basten. 14 Pretoria City 2 4 3 5 .14 21 -11 leg in training at the weekend. "I'm the league and cup. Ben.fica - Silvino; Jose Carlos, 15 Jomo Midas Cosmos 11 3 4 4 17 13 10 fit enough, if the manager wants I " We have had the time and the Ricardo, Sanruel, Aldair, Jonas Them, 16 Super Kurl Aces 13 3 3 13'23 9 could play in the second half," he opportunity to prepare for this final Vitor Paneira, Pacheco, Hemani, 17 Grinaker Pubs 14 1 4 \ 13 27 .··· , said. in the best way possible. We were Valdo, Mats Magnusson. 18 Bush Bucks 13 1 2 10 10. . 24 · 4 24 Wednesday May 23 1990 THE NAMIBIAN .5

1990 inter-mine athletics of the n ...... ''' ... Nalnolnal national team last month. All three the players pictured will be in action against the visiting Welsh national team THREE new Chamber of Mines records were broken during the Inter-Mine on Saturday. The local players; from left to right, Japie Vermaak, Sarel Losper and captain Gerhard Mans. * Athletics meeting held at the Independence Stadium on Saturday. Meanhwile it was announced that the captain of the Welsh rugby side, Kevin Philips, will replace hooker Keiron Some 215 employees of COM, Rossing Uranium and Tsumeb Corporation Gregory, sidelined by a groin injury, for the team's first match in Namibia today. Namibian Rugby Union (NRU) Limited participated in athletics events in the A, B and Veteran's and Women's official Gerhard Roux, who is travelling with the tourists, said the decision to replace Gregory was taken after divisions as well as in three tug-of-war divisions. he failed a ntness test at Swakopmund yesterday. The visitors kick-oft' their .six-match tour of Namibia with a Rossing Uranium won the A division, just beating COM into second place, match against a Welwitschla Invitation XV at the coastal town of Swakopmund. Experienced centre Mark Ring, with Tsumeb Coropration not far behind. COM was the clear winner in the B with 21 Welsh caps ·to his credit, retains the captaincy of the side for the first encounter. The Welsh are scheduled division, with Rossing and TCL in second and third places respectively. . to play two internationals againSt Namibia in Windhoek on June 2 and June 9, and only one month later Namibia Rossing edged out COM (second place) and TCL (third place) in the will be playing France in two internationals in Windhoek, foUowed by the West Germans. Veteran's division, while in the Women's division, Rossing turned out to be much too strong for TCL and COM which were placed second and third respectively. . o Victors Ludorumwere E. Haosemab (Rossing) in the A division, L. Carew (Rossing) in the B di~ision, N. Gaweseb (Rossing) in the Veterans' division and C. Kriel (TCL) in the Women's division. The following records were broken: 1. Lungameni (COM) javelin (men), 56, 20m. DIOS The secret S. Martin (COM) 5000m (men), 14min.47,04sec. - N. Gaweseb (R.U.L.) 200m (men), 24,40sec. New NASU executive of civics' success TIlE Annual General Meeting ofNASU NASU was held on Saturday during which a new Executive Committee for the aquatic season 1990/1991 was elected. CONRAD ANGULA The office-bearers for the the new season are as follows: President: A.W.G. Ruck. PREMIER League rookies Civics have sent a clear message to opponents in the elite league that they Vice-President: P.W.L. Dahl. . mean business this season by clobbering the fancied BS Tigers 3·0 at the Khomasdal Stadium last HoD. GeD. Secretary: Brother Sebastian. HoD. Waterpolo Secretary M.C.J. Konings. Saturday. Hon. Diving Secretary/Recorder: A. Wiese. The talented Khomasdal lads si­ • 'I am ill a fortunate position that I HoD. Treasurer: M. Poser. lenced their critics a fortnight ago by know most if not all players from Additional Members: R.S. Tawse. Ibrasbing the ooce-feared African Stars other teams in the Premier League as J. Finkeldey. 2-0 during a league clash and went On I have woIked with them on at na­ H. Ahrendt. to fim:e the respected Samsas Orlando tional or regionallev~l." he said. K. Graef. Pirates to a goalless draw the next He also said he was lucky inknow­ day. And just to show how serious ing other clubs' top players whilst they are about getting to the top, their they did not not know about Civics. Cup ticket forgeries experienced coach Dios Engelbrecht • 'The average age of Civics play­ leaves for a fact-finding trip to the ersis 1Sto 19andhee a bright futuIe Several thousand forged tickets may have been sold for today's European coast this week to ,. spy" on Ex­ for the team. I am not scared to tKe soccer cup final between AC Milan ofItaly and Benfica ofPortugal, police said plorer XI, as he told The Namibian anyone in the league and I promise yesterday. Sport during a telephone interview. anyone in our way they will not have Police set up a special office to check tickets at the 70 OOO-capacity Prater Engelbm::ht, Who has been involved an easy ride. Anyone facing Civics Stadium and urged fans with Block C terrace tickets to go to the stadium before in soccer for more than 23 years, will have to woIk very hard to gain the match to ensUre their tickets were genuine. made his mark in Namibian soccer full points, " he concluded. About 30000 Italian fans and 15,000 Portuguese supporters are expected in with the now-defunct Rocco Swal­ The maroon and white team will Vienna for the match. lows. He then switched to Ramblers entertain last year'. league. leaders before finally ending up with Orlando Explorer XI at the Kbomudal Ita­ McEnroe out of French Open ·· Pirates in 1986 where he remained dium this weekend. Whether they until two seasons ago. He wanted to Engelbrecht. His youthful team will retain Iheir good form of RICenl quite soccer pennanently but was weeks against the rampam coutal John McEnroe will not play in the French Open, an ATP spokeswomen will face Explorer XI in a league approched by Civics before the start confirmed yesterday. side Iemains to be seen. of this seasPD. fixture at the Khomasdal Anna Legnani said that the A TP was told by McEnroe's agent, Sergio Said Dios: "I wanted to call it a Stadium on Sunday. weekmdfixture. elsewhere. Palmieri, that the player's injuries will keep him out of the Grand Slam event * See day in local soccer but I felt that it startmg Monday. . was somehow selfish not to take up McEnroe has suffered shoulder and groin problems since February and has this new challenge. I watched them pulled out of the last six tournaments he entered. play and decided to give it a go since The last time he playe~ was at the U.S. Indoor championships in Philadel­ there was plenty of talent which J phia, where he lost to Richey Reneburg in the second round after a first-round could help develop fully. " The fast­ bye. talking coach, known and respected McEnroe next is scheduled for a 'grass court tournament Wentworth, for his straight forwardness, was also England, prior to Wimbledon at the end of June. coach to the National XI that brought home the first impala Cup in 1974. Demol to Cologne "I think that local former foot­ ballers should give back to the youth Belgian international defender Stephane Demoi, who helped Porto to the what they gained in their hey-day. It Portuguese soccer title this season, said yesterday he had signed a three-year is in the youngsters that the future of contract with Cologne of West Germany. local soccer lies. We cannot simply· • 'I've already signed my contract and the two clubs will finalise the deal rely on the soccer administrators to tomorrow,' 'Demol told Reuters at Belgium's Wodd Cup training centre near uplift the current standards," he said. Bl1' >els, Civics, according to Dios, is an lie declined to reveal the fee. investment of local soccer.• 'There Another member of the World Cup squad, defender Georges Grun, said he are plenty of talented players in the wanted to leave Anderlecht for Monaco but had also been contacted by French squad and I would prefernotto single sides Bordeaux and Montpellier. out any individual as we at Civics He said his transfer fee, accor.:..ng to the European Football Union (UEFA), believe in total team effort, "the for­ would be 57 million francs (1.6 million dollars). mer Pirates star said. When asked " I hope to settle this matter before the start of the World Cup so that I can about his team's fine form in their have peace of mind," Grun said. recent encounters Dios said that they concentrate on strategic planning and training each week depending 00. their next opponents.