, I· i [I 1· ;' !, 11 "I I j Anglers land money ... STAFF REPORTER EIGHT fishennen who had their fishing lines cut and ~ir bags thrown into the sea by the police have received compensation from the state. The eight residents of Swakopmund were among a group of about Sparks call for election delay in ,North 100 people fishing off the town's historic jetty on May 10 last year. SW"apo MP accused of ,inciting at.tack, , . , Police officers arrived and according to the will widen the interdict to GRAHAM HOPWOOD people fishing proceeded call off the elections in the to cut lines and throw North until parties can can­ I' bags and fishing tackle THE DT A is seeking a court interdict to ban Swapo vass for votes without har­ into the sea. Some people parliamentarian Nathaniel Maxuilili fron address­ assment. r on the jetty also alleged ing more election meetings in Owambo after the DT A spokesperson An­ they were assaulted. No veteran pOlitician allegedly incited Swapo,support­ drew Matjila said that at a one-was-arrested and the ers to kill 'makakunyas' over the weekend. meeting at Onru;hila, near police opeation :was ap­ l parently mtended to stop Allegm· g that the sl-luau·on Education, Nahas Angura, Osbakali, Maxuilili urged 'n Owambo I'S 110W out of f ·· · . th thr t all Swapo supporters, espc- people fishing off the jetty l o J010mg 10 e ea S cially the Development by sabotaging their lines control following Maxuilili's against the DTA and said Brigades "to attack and kill and equipment. speech and the brutal mur- ' they intend to seek a ban on all ;~'inakakunyas (former UnderSwakopmund's der on Sunday of a DT A him addressing any further SW ATF and Koevoet municipal ordinances it official at Ondangua, the meetings in the region. is. illegal to fish from the DTA threatened to extend The DTA called on the members) and their fami- their court interdict to call police to ente ~ the Ondan-l lies and all DT A supporters jetty or in the area be­ in Owamboland". Matjila , tween the jetty and Vineta· for a postponement of elec- gua Development Brigade also claimed that Angula north. However, accord­ tions in the four Owambo base to arrest those respon- read out a list of DT A can- ing to Gail Super of the regions. sible for Sunday's murder, , press con£erence ddi th t ·fth li f·1 didate in the region and Legal Assistance Centre, At a a ng ale po ce at said these were the people who represented the eight yesterday, ,the opposition to restore law and order in Swakopmund's mag­ istrates court last week, WO~mD_MA~~~~OOD~M~~~d&d~~al~s;o=a;c=c;~=e=d~. =~=·n=i=M;e;r=o=f==W=h=hi;·n~48~h=0=~~th~e~p~~~~~=ro=n=h=·n=u=~=0=n=p=a=p=2~ continued on page 2 ~~E~;:E~:~i:~:~;:":St:f:::.:::ti: II;fl: :;; I,r;§I~r;fAm~l!l~: II.~ Il:,EA, p2 .·1 DIY ANTENNA INSTAIJLATION OW MADE EASY! M*Net has entered the DIY market with a range of streamlined, cost­ effective, locally manufactured, top quality antenna and accessories, which meet M-Net specifications. We also offer around-the-clock assistance by meanS of a dedicated HELPLlNE. " So do it--, DO-lT-YOURSELF ltems available from participating retailers. For further details phone: (061) 22-2222 2231 (NAB) fu1fj 2 wednesday November 25 1992 THE NAMIBIAN M-Net extends 'magic' 'Help on way' M ··NET Namibia, in a major country-wide exten­ sion of its services, will bring the pay-channel to STATE House yester­ viewers from Outjo to Liideritz by the end of day announced that December_ - ---~ Pr2sident Sam Sharon Martin, manager of M-Net Namibia, explained Nujoma has appointed that as M-Net had received its broadcasting licence, it had Ephraim Kasuto as embarked on an rapid expansion of its "magic". deputy Ombudsman Grootfontein and Outjo were hooked up to the pay­ with effect from Janu­ channel at the beginning of the month and Gobabis started ary 1 1993. A State WITH World AIDS Day only six days away, two Old Mutual in Cape Town receiving the signal on Saturday. House statement said groups of p otential c-ounsellors are meeting 'this who will explain his COIl!­ Rosh Pinah will join other lucky viewers today when the the appointment had .week to I~arn how to support victims of the disease, pany's approach to employ­ service is extended to this small town and by the first week been made "in an ef­ .both at borne anda( work. - . ees with the disease. in Decem:ber viewers in ¥ariental and Keetmanshoop will ..,. '>0 " ... fort to strengthen the Representativ~ of Namib­ also be qn line. Next on tre lis\ are Otjiwarongo, Tsumeb A ~eek-Iong workshop, " counsefling throughout establishment and ian 'companies have been and Liiqeritz who will be hooked up to M-Net by the end of organised by the National­ Namibia. The counsellors streamline the func­ invited to the workshop, in December. : ', •.• AIDS Gontrol Pto,gramriie will conceritnite on home­ tions of the Ombuds­ an effort to create a culture "Our expansion into towns outside.of.Windhoek is in", ' (NACP), waS launched on based care· and the role of man as set out in the of tolerance and understand­ dicative of M.Net's commitment to expanding its service Monday, bringing together the community in dealing Constitution and the ing towards RIV and AIDS in this country. And the delivery of the M-Net signal into youth leaders, pastors, pol­ with the disease. Laws of Namibia". victims at work. these new areas is also an excitiQg development within the icy planners and local ac­ The other workshop, or­ * A number of activities company," said Martin. tivists. It will show trainers ganised- by the Namibian have been planned to mark . Sophia 'drama' "The use of satellite technology has revolutionised the how to pass on counselling Network of AIDS Service World AIDS Day in Na­ communications industry around the world, and has en­ techniques to health work­ Organisations (Nanaso), will mibia, starting on Saturday, MANDERA, Kenya: abled us to expand.our service to the most remote town in ers, youths, women and com­ begin on Thurs<lay and Fri­ November 28, and going Italian actress Sophia Namibia." munity leaders. day this week. through to Tuesday, Decem­ Loren came to this Prospective viewers are asked to contact the local M-Net The workshop has been It will focus on ways of ber 1. north-eastern Kenyan agent in their town who will be delighted to assist them. planned in response to an helping HIV and AIDS suf­ Watch The Namibian for town on Monday to Sharon wished all new viewers "many magical hours of ever-increasirig need for mv . ferers at the workplace, and details of venues and events. dramatise the plight M-Net viewing now and in the future". and AIDS information and will feature a speaker from of Somali refugees - and dramatize it and dramatize it. Every­ Horror killing rocks Owambo thing' the Academy reconciliation I would kill Dirk ation. which the crowd took as more Award winning ac­ I FROM PAGE 1 I tress did she had to do Mudge and 20 more like him," The DTA also claim that evidence of Nangolo's status at least three times to who "must be dealt with". On Sunday evening DT A their supporters in the On- as a 'puppet'. Nangolo was a ccommodate . the A reliable source who at- district chairman and former dangua area have fled their taken into his house where he houses in fear and the police was tortured and his eyes were horde of Italian pho­ tended Sunday's meeting at policeman, Namupala Nan­ conflITOed to The golo, was brutally tortured and are having to guard DTA gouged out. tographers accompa­ Onashila ARRIVING . ~t Os­ Namibian yesterday that killed - allegedly by mem- houses to prevent their de- The crowd, now number- nying her. "Again, hakati airport last night Maxuilili did call on Swapo bers of the Development Bri- struction after Brigade mem- ing several hundred, then . again, Sophia," was President Sam Nujoma youth to 'eliminate puppets'. gade at Ondangua. bers went on. the "rampage" stoned him outside his house. their constant cry. addressed a crowd of The source said that At the time of going to press on Monday night. According to the source the And again and again several hundred on the Maxuilili said in OshiwambQ: yesterday, police spokesper- It is not yet clear if the crowd then wanted to set him importance of the elec­ she obliged. ''It is so murder of N angolo was di- alight but there was no petrol "In the past you eliminated son Sean Geyser said that tions. Although he made much of a tragedy," rectly linked to Maxuilili's in the man's vehicle. the enemies. officers had still' not been able ' no specific mention of she said later. "You Youth where are you now? to enter the Ondangua base to outburst. During these scenes some the situation at ;':"';;":.",",-=--- ~. can't erase it from Yesterday Inspector Gey- 20 police officers were re- I call upon you to eliminate find the killers, apparently for gua he said that as Na- your mind. It is too all the puppets. fear of provoking confronta- ser said the police were in- portedly present but dared not mibia was now 30 shocking ••• I hope I I asked President Nujoma tion with the 1 000 Develop­ vestigating a possible politi- intervene.