' -" . ..." ~ ,... \~ - '" .', .. ".;.' .., " * +TODAY~' PM' ON'PRESIDENTS"HOUSE" ·CONFUSION OVER'NIGERtAN' potL 1t' SlJPER SPO'RT * 'Brlnglng Afrrca South Vol. 1.50 (GST Inc.) Friday June 18 1993 . "",'::, Malcolm X is here 5 die in blazing inferno MALCOLM x, the Ondangwa in the Oshikoto region, wa'> completely movie, has arrived in OSWALD SHIVUTE AT ONALUNIKI gutted. The bodies were burnt beyond recognition. Namibia and opens at Four of the bodies were found together bu t one child Kine 300 tonight. FOUR CHILDREN and their grandmother had apparently tried to get out of the burning hut. READ all about the died a few hours after they had celebrated The four children were Monsa Ndjalo, 14 , man, the movie and the Day of the African Child when their hut Vadiminapo Pohamba, 10, Elao Shilongo, 2, and his influence in caught fire just after midnight yesterday. Naliyapulwe Petrus, 1. Their grandmother Ottilie today's The The hut, situated in a village 65km east of cont. on page 3 Weekender. 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Geingob raised concerns about Mo­ court, Butkus defrauded zambique saying that the same mis­ • Open IJntil1 0 o/clock every night! After saying that Unita was "the the Ministry of Health take made by the UN in Angola must • Deliveries of your orders untill 22hOO anywhere and absolutely real rogue", he told a regional 'secu­ and Social Services of not be allowed to be repeated there. FREE! rity meeting that the "United Nations R22 733,17 from Octo­ "A concerted stand on our part is ber 30 1992 to January • The best selection of perfumes for ladies and gents in Namibia! too must take the blame". vital. We must mobilise international "Most of us recognise that if the 221993. • Open an Account and let us claim your payment for your opinion to ensure that another coun­ Testifying for the United Nations was not such a penny medication direct from your Medical Aid - We are contracted in try's peace is not sacrificed on the alter State, the deputy chief pincher in Angola, the situation could with all possible Medical Aids! of the United Nations' cheque book". have been quite different," Geingob of State accounts in the Geingob also attacked tribalism - Ministry, J ohannes said. "realising that national boundaries ill Grimbeek, said the seven He wa'i speaking at the opening of SO IF YOU WANT TO EXPERIENCE THE BEST SERVICE YOU Africa are an artifical creation of the cheques paid out for sal­ the Fifteenth Meeting of the Inter­ CAN GET FROM A PHARMACY, history of colonialism on our conti­ ary arrears were made State Defence and Security Commit­ PHONE 229260 RIGHT NOW, OR COME SEE FOR YOURSELF nent, it is important for us to be watch- "against trea'iury instruc- tee of the Frontline States. The meet­ WHAT WE CAN OFFER YOUI ing at Namibia's Parlianlent build- cont. on page 3 cont. on page 3 -; ; 2 Friday June 18 1993 THE NAMIBIAN I , I Y~Vla: o00 IT YOURSELF Are you thinking of buying a house but do not know where to start, what to do or where to go? 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He said dencies". THERE ARE no plans to buil(J a new house State House, built for colonial administrators, was The opening session for President Sam Nujoma, Prime Minister too small by the standards of other presidential was chaired by Zimba­ Hage Geingob told The Namibian. Asked residences and was not big enough, for instance, for bwean Minister of State abou t rumours that plans were being drawn full foreign delegations or large receptions. He said Security, Sydney up for a new presidential mansion, he said the members of parliament ought to think about Sekeramayi, who gave this was not true, and pointed out if it was building a new one, according to Geingob. no details of the agenda. planned it would have, been in the budget According to inquiries at State House and else- However, itis believed documents: ' ., where, the money allocated for improvements there the meeting was set to and to three guest houses will include creating extra discuss the regional mat­ Rumours had been circulating in Windhoek after office space at the State House such as an office for ters outlined in President Sam Nujo~a'& State of the Nation ad­ the President who reportedly does not have a work- Geingob's speech and dress in'Parliament tast week, when-he bad men­ ing office. prepare a joint commu- tioned a ne~ State House in replies to questions. It w,as not clear what the Windhoek guest house nique. It ends today. Mishake Muyongo, president of the opposition is for, but staff said the other guest houses are used DTA, had asked the President about plans to spend by many government travellers to Oshakati and Fatal fire R6,4 million on State House and three Presidential Rundu and aim to save on hotel bills. ~ Left: Douglas Snyders' from page 1 (third from left), a for mer street child Ndilipo, 65, who died rehabilitated through with them was the owner News for now the Ministry of Local of the hut. She was the the paper. of the people company Government this mother of Martha week did the Ministry Mulandu, whose chil­ proud. The youngster dren were Morisa, and the MD of Vadiminapo and Elao. Wollastonite Petrus Ndjukuma, 23, Pr oducts, Tappies and Andreas Ndahanga, Venter (right) 23 , who were sleeping SHOW HOUSE donated five sinks for in anotlier hut about eight low income houses to metres away, told The SHOW HOUSE deputy minister Jerry N amibian that they were Ekandjo (left). Photo: awoken by screams from Christof Maletsky the hut calling, "Help us Dorado Park Manor E ",'m'""",,,,,""'" wa . ,!W\U I 1 ~~~:~:r~ t: !~:en~~~ was already in flames One and Two Bedroom 11 years f~r killing and they could not get Sectional Title Flats Arrow Dlurder anybody out. A 23-year-old Katutura resident was convicted The headmen of the A RESIDENT of the Eneleu Village near village, Petrus Naholo, Prices ranging from on a cbarge of murder and sentenced to 11 years Omungwelume in northern Namibia was imprisonment by Justice Johan Strydom in the 70, told The Namibian R81 000 to RI0S 000 High Court on Wednesday.
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