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T HE SIGN, T H E MA N ... The new street sign, renaming Leulwein Street Mugabe A venue, was unveiled at a special « remony in Windhoek yesterday. Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe is seated on the leh, with Presiden t Sam Nujoma and President Hage Geingob to the right. Photo: Tom Minney

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Police believe it was a conspiracy; 5 more held

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JO H ANNESBU R G: Police say they believe there was a conspiracy behins;' i.i>: assassi­nation of Soulh African Comm u".Dist Party general secretary Chris Hani.

At a news confere nce in Johannesburg, SAP spokesman Brig Frans Malherbe named five more people arrested before daw~ yesterday in connecti on witb Hani 's IOassassi-

natioo. They include right­

wing joumalist Gabri­eUa (Gaye) M3()vema Derby-Lewis, the wife of senior Conservative Party member Clive Derby-Lewis who was

arrested on S8!wday and who has since been "co­operative" witb the po­lice, according to Briga­die r Malherbe.

Mrs Derby-Lewis wrote for the CP maga-7jne Die Patriot.

The other four are Arthur Kemp, ajoumal­ist p reviously with Joha nne5burg daily newspaper The Citizen, estate agent Paan Ven­ter, property speculator

Liooel du Ram, and self­e mpl oyed computer expert Bdwin Clarlc.

Kemp was arrested in Beroni on the East Rand, and the other four were arrested in Ihe West Rand town of Krugersdorp.

Asked if police now believed there was a plot behind the assassination of Hani who was gunned down in the drivcway of

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Mugabe -The Street Amathila to take Info TOMMINNEY

"IT IS a tremendous start to a visit" said a delighted Robert Mugabe, President of Zimbabwe, after unveiling the sign ma rk­ing Robert Mugabe A venue as a Windhoek street was renamed in his honour yesterday_

The visiting leader was able 10 drive straight to Stale House for seve ral hours o f private mee t­ings wilh President Sam Nujoma along the his road. - It was me slart of a four-day visil by Mug­abe, who is sel to fly south, west, north and south again during a nationwide tour ofbosi­nesses and a meeting with one of Namibia 's

. He will also .

a speech in President Nujoma's honour as the Presidelll is installed as Olancellor at tomor­row 's inauguration oftbe Universi ty o f Namibia.

However,much ofthe fi rst day is for closed meetings with President Nujoma and with Prime Minister Hage Geingob. 1be deteriorating situ­ation in the main coun­tries of the region -Angola and South Af­rica - could fonn of

the agenda. The v is it s tarted

smoothly, although the Air Zim babwe je t touched down at Wind­hoek's Eros Airpon just over 30 minutes late. Procedures for welcom­ing foreign heads of state including line-ups and a consistently good per­fo rmance by the Presi­dem's ceremonial guard<; are becom ing s mooth.

TIle rapport between the two leaders appeared warm and relaxed, re­flecting their long years of association. Together they admired the new Namibian national cu l­(ural troupe and other perfonn ances by old women and chi!-

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dlen, the last bringing a broad smile 10 President Nujoma's face as they ran through the tradi­lional steps to a song.

A giant motorcade swept through Wind­hoek 's Suidcrhofto the comer of Roben Mug­abe Avenue and Jan Jonker StreeL'i. Here there was a brief cere­mony in which Wind­hock mayor Mauhew Sh[kongo.adoptingthe IOnes of a preacher at a baptism, praised Mug­abe's track record. "He was the architect of the policy of national rec­onciliation. Today this policy is a cornerstone

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Hani slaying I Cent. from page 1 I lice had completed their

investigntion into lhe lIC­

ruai assassination and were

Rhino deal linked to killing his East Rand home, Brig now concentrnTing on the TYAPPA NAMUTEWA about "thei r goods" edly aggressive and had handed thc pistOl to Malherbe said: "We be- "conspiracy phase". A "hit- (probably rhino homs). a pistol, Mhanda agreed Mwashekelc. Ijeve there h.'ts been n list" found in WaJuz's home INSURANCE broker, Hofni Pineas Kanara, Kanara told Mwashek- to drive. Acco[ding 10 Mhanda, conspirllcy, YC$·" was an "integral part" of h h ele that these were still T hey went '0 he h,d only kep' ,he

k d " fi w 0 was s ot a nd kille d a t Rundu on April As e 1 the ve were this invesTigation. in Windhoek. Kanara Mhanda's house where pistol for Mwashekcle

picked up after statement s More arrests could fol- 27 last year, w as allegedly shof a fter a n un- also offered '0 g,"'e f , .,' 'd I ' h ' h y they cbanged the ir and had handed it back by M r Derby-Lewi s, the low, he conceded.bull ime success U I ega ea ID r 100 orns. M washe kele some

brigadier nid: "11lat il constraint s could not be clothes and drove to on his req ueslthatnighl. correct." put on this part of the in- This evidence was He said be was selling money while they waited Owambo the same night A police sergeant,

TIley are being held for vestigation as it was not given in court yesterday clothes at Rundu when for the goods to come Mhanda took the car Veiyo Lumumba Petrus, questioning intemu ofthe clear yet how big the sus- in the case in which Mwashekele approached from Windhoek. to his home village told the court that Criminal Procedures Act pected conspiracy was. Trofimus Mhanda, 27, him to accompany him There was a small Okadiva near Edundja, Mhanda had told him which aUows 48 hours' A crack team of 17 de~ and Timotheus to Kanara's house as argument between Ka· where he parked it at a after his arrest, that the detenTion after which they tectives ftad been assigned Mwasbekele, 28, are Kanara allegedly owed nara and Mwashekele. neighbouring house. pi!>tol was his and that must be charged or re1eased to the case. accused o f murder and him money. Mhanda was allegedly He allegedly tried 10 he had got it from a

Brig Malherbe empha- Direct tin.la between robbery with aggraval- At Kanara 's house, standing behind the car persuade Mwashekele Rurxlu policeman named sised thatthe live werenol right-winger Piet "Skiet" ing circum stances. Mhanda remained out- and said he heard Ka- thal tbey should report Haikwata. It was later yet considered co-accused Rudolf and overseas righT- After killing Kanara, side at the gate while nara tell Mwashekele to the matter to the police, discovered that the pis-- along with Janus Wn!~z, wing e)l: lremi$t links were the ' wo men allegedly Mwashekele ,- " ' ed '0 w,,', 0' o,hen."., ,hey bu, he ,e '''sed. I 11 d ' who was nrresTed soon ..... er being investigated. <UJ\. . ~..., u to was actua y eSlg-theshooting- in the U5sas- PoHce have said the took Kanara' s Nissan Kanara. While Mhanda would have togotothe Mhanda said he de- nale<i to the Ruodu po-sinnrion. and th.11 some weapon used in the Hani 4)(4 truck . was standing there, Uuee police. cided to go to the police lice stat ion and that a might soon be n: leased. assassinationcanle from a Both Mhanda and Angolans arrived. Mhanda Jcft the car to on his own, but was ar- case o f theft was being

He also said . however. consignment stolen by Mwashek.ele pleaded not Later Kanara and urinate and at that stage rested on his way. He in vestigate d against thal the SAP "would not Rudolf from the South guilty to the two charges. Mwashekele came out he heard a shot go off. then took the police to Haikwata. arrest anyone forno myme African Air Force. However, Mwashek· of the house. Kanam took When he asked Mwashekele andbe was Mhanda denied hav-or reason". • As South Africa', ele admitted that he shot his Nissan Safari and MwashekeJe what he had arrestcd too. ing told Petrus anything

"When the police arresT multiparty constirutional and killed Kanara. but Mwashe kele and done , he was told it was l\1handa denied astare- about the pistol. a person they already have negotiators pn:pared for a said it was because the fo.1h anda, as well as the none of his business. ment he made earlier to MwaslK!kele yesterday a 10 1 of information." crucial meeting today,

insurance man wanted threeAngolans J'omped Kanara was allegedly a Magis'~te at Rundu . - - "'nned,h:" Mh-->-', Derby-Lewis had been violence l ook a new turn. ' U<I \.AJlW dllU;l co-operative during ques- 1be committoe appointed to shoot him with a pis- into tbe vehicle . Kanara pulled oul of the car by At that time he said he evidence was correct. liorring. heconfumed,and to plan the coWllJ)"s multi- tol. drove lIntil they were Mwashekele and his was also dealing in rhino According to him , Mr WnJuz had co-operated party tallu meets today Mwashekele claimed close to the river where body fell to the ground. homs and that they were fo.1handa knew nothing "evenTUally". ahead of a full negotia- they were arguing about he droped the Angolans Mwashekele then angry with Kanara. about his business with

Q arifying Derby-Lewir' tions house due to come rhino homs Mwashek- who crossed back to ordered Mhanda to drive He also denied evi- Kanara. po~ition, thebri8adiersaid roge~cnMay26101hrash ele allegedly gave to Angola. the car. Mhanda was dencegiventothecoort 1bc case is continu- · he was being held under out differences befon: Kanara. KanarawasalJegedly allegedly unwilling, but by his girlfriend, Ester ingheforeJudgeHarold Section 29 of the Internal democratic elections. Mhanda tOld the court still sitting in the car said Mwashekele forced Etula, who testified that LeYy. Kobos MiUer is SeaJrityAClwhichaUowed In Natal, a car bomb tbalbehas nothingtodo when Mhanda heard him to drive . Because be was the one who prosecuting .

could be e"tended under of a 25-norey apartment 10 rlays' detention which uploded in the basement ~;W~i~'h~the~~W~h~O~I~e~in~C~i~de~n,~._M~w~as~he~k~e~'e~as~k~bi~'~m~~M~w~as~he~k~e~l~e~w~as~a1~'e~g~';riiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=::; certain conditions. block in the South Coast

Asked if the CP leader hoJid'ly town of would be released, Brig Amanzimtoti. N'me people. Malherbe said: "Maybe on black and white, were in­bai l. Defmitely nOI other- jured. including a pn:gnant wise - but he must first be woman. Nobody has

Minor gets 8 years charged." claimed responsibilily for A l\1INOR boy who stabbed his mother-in-

ipB~n~'gi;i;M;';lli;';'~"'i;;i'~'i~d~P~O~'_'~h~';b;" ;';";';S;';P~';;;;;;~ law and h is lover to death was yesterday sentenced to an effective eight years in jail

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THE NATIONAL The boy stabbed '0 isedtha'the boywanted

O death his lover, Belly to have se)( with Belly, H USING ENTERPRISE Somses: aJid her mother she told him that it was

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Presciu t Somses near impossible as Belty had Grootfontein late last a small baby. 1be court year. heard later that the boy

The boy and his lover was the father of tbe plus several other people small baby. were at the farm where The boy then stabbed they lived. On the day Beuy inthe chesttwice , of the murder, Belty with an assegai. walked to her mother 's He late r stabbed rOO f!1 and was fo llowed Prescilla to death and by the boy. also tried to kill Steven

When Prescilla real- Garaseb by stabbing him

in the back with aknife. JudgeNeal semenced

the boy to 12 years for each murder charge. Fou r yean of each sen~

teoce were suspended for fi ve years.

1re boy was given two years' imprisonment for attempted murder.

The judge omere<! !hat the sentences run con­currently as all the crimes were committed as part of a continuous act.

Geoffrey Dicks ap­peared for the State. Zagarys Grobler ap­peared fo r the boy on the instructions of the I.:.egal Aid Board.

The encumben! will be responsble !Of the laking and processing of applications, asislilg prospective home­owners to express !heir choice Md will be in .... oIved in the prepatalion of a housing ·mix·, as well as il lhe initiation, organisation and rnplementation 01 oousing projects. These tasks will reqiure the encumben! 10 travel 10 all projects undertaken by NHE In the norlhem region 01 Namibia.

President Mugabe arrives for State visit .

The ideal candidate wilt be In possession 01 a minimum or Slandard 10 certi licale Of its equivalent with previous experience In andIor knowledge of eilhaf sales, commu­ni ly participation or basic building skills.

Furthermore, Ihe can<idale should possess e C&flain degree 01 diplomacy, the abU~y to wOfk Ildepeodantty, team orientation and Ihe wil~ngness 10 cont.i:lule. A knowledge 01 at leas! one lOOgenous language will be an added act-Janlage.

I Cont. from page 1 I of our republic."

After unveiling the new sign - signs saying 'Leulwein Street ' were all unscrewed a few hours earlier and re­placed - Mugabe also took the podium. He described the honour as

"more than just respect paid me , it 's for all the people behind me in tbe nati onal liberati on struggle" and who had worked since tben 10

bring national reconcili­ation in Zimbabwe.

Yesterday evening the two leaders were to pre­side at a State banquet

at Wlndhoek ' s Kal ahari Sands hotel.

This moming Mugabc and his eDlourage will fly south to Liiderit7 10

visit the Pescanova hsh factory and then west to Swakopmund to visit a new fisheries research institute and a salt fac· tory.

RI<:ADV TO FLY ... Miss Namibia . 1993, Anj a SchrOder, yesterd ay took a step closer to this year 's Miss Uniyene (ontest, which takes place in Mexico on May 21, when she displayed her na tional dress, donated to her by Nakara. ThE' dress was desianed by Nakara' s Glenda Bessin­ger. It is made of pure suede leather a nd dis­plays the African mask in front repr eseniin J!; both Africa and Namibia at the same time. 8essinger explained, Anja was also presented with her air ticket to Mexico. We oiler a negotiable salary, pension lund, subsklised

medical aid, thirteenth checpJe, housing allowances and generous leave,

Only Namlblan citizen' or persons In possession of • permanltnl re.ldency permit need apply. Apphcation 10l'1li5 are obtainable Irom our oIIiees aI 7

Omuramba Road. Eros . Compleled application lorms snook! be f81 UI'ned 10 tha abovamenooned ol1ioB or may be

ROBERT Gabriel Mugabe was born on February 2 1 1924 10 peasant farming parents .

Zimbabwe and Mugabe The ~m,e\l struggle ill­

tensified and after :tn iu­lemll lional conference in London in 1979 Mugabc n:tumed to bead ZAN1..I. winning 57 of 100 seat ~ in a 1980 election. In 19115 the party buih on iTS lead and in 19S7 Mugabe :l.rl­vanced from prime mini ~ ­

te r to Pre~ident of om­babw1.".

posted to TM P,rtonn,1 MIMg." PO Box 20192, WIHDttOEK. The clo.lng d.ft tor .ppllc.lton.l. 30

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He qualified as a pri­mllf)' school teacher and taught ror severnl years. After studying in his own time he went to university in Somh Africa. By 1958 he had thn:e degrees - two by CQrm.~rw;:e - in Eng-

lish & History. in Educa­lion and in Economics.

He entered politics in 1960 in the National Democralic Party.

When that was banned he became acting scae­tary-gener:ll of il s ~ucces­

sor Ihe Zimbnbwe African

People 's Union. This was also banned and Mugabe escaped arrest 10 set up the party in eJtile and when there was a split . became secn:tary general of the Zimbabwe African Na­lional Union in 1963.

ZANU was also banned

ami Mugabe and went 10

jail where he stayed for 10 yellcs, scoring bachelor's and master', degree1l in IIIw from the University of London and an administra­tion degree from The Uni­versity of South Africa. He was release in 1974.

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Game ranchers in bitter fight for better prices

JOSEF MOTINKA orsubtractions being left 10 individual fanners.

tial supply of game and prices charged had been worked out by the meet­ing. Hartliefs is Na­mibia 's biggest exporter of venison.

NAMmlAN game farmers yesterday hotly debated 'guideline' prices for the game they market, after they found themselves with no markets last year because they were not prepared to accept prices offered by outside buyers.

Discussions centered around the price for springbok which is said to be the most important game species in terms of mass cullingsbould new markets open up. The number of springbok available for sale are es­timated at around35 000.

HesaidNamibian~ ducers found themselves in a 'Catch 22' situation in tenns of marketing. They wanted about R4,50 a kilo for spring­bok but the outside mar­ket, like South Africa, is only ready to pay R2.80 a kilo.

1be Namibian Game Producers' Association metal the Safari Hotel in what was described as the first meeting of ils kind, leaving it up to the seller 10 determine the price orbis game iD rela­tion to local fanning con-

ditions. Throughout the de­

bate, the Association's Branch Manager, Frikkie Engels, stuck to his guns. convinced that tre answer lies in fixing onJy a guideline price with specific additions

MarketingManagerof Hartliefs, Ulli Eins, told the gathering that his £inn is looking fo r new markets for game but cannot conclude agree· ments before !he poten-

Delegates recalled that last year the South Afri­can market o ffered

EXPRESSIONS THAT TELL IT ALL , .. Game producers angry over low prices for their 'high quality' animals debating the issue at their meeting in Windhoek yesterday. Photograph: Joser Motinka

Sympathy with TCL

SWAPO yesterday ex­pressed solidarity with both Tsumeb Corpora­tion Limited and its em­ployees over the acd­dent earlier this week which caused irrepara. ble damage at the cop­per mine.

A statement issued by the party'S'Labour Secre­tary, Jeremia Nambinga, said it was "sad and re­grettable" that the acci­dent had taken place at a time when uoemployment is increasing.

Nambinga said it would be unfortunate if the acci­dent forced TCL to close down, forcing its workers to join the ranks of the unemployment.

He expressed the hope that. in spite of the diffi­cult i~s, TCL would rlNl a way 10 get the mine run­ning again.

Theaccidcnt look place when" rope holding the dnmlofahoist broke . The out-of-cont rol drum ex­plmled and damaged the hoist beyond repair. It also afrcctcd the shah.

THREE former CDM workers yesterday appeared in the Windhoek High Court on a charge of diamond theft or alternative ly the illegal pos~ession qf diamonds.

It is alleged that Paulus Hangula, 25, Tuhafeni Nande Muatunga, 27, andTitus Kunamuene, 23, were found with 180 rough diamonds, valued at R197 465 , at Oranjemund on July I.

Kunamuene also faces a charge of escaping from custody as he alleg­edly escaped from a policeman be­fore re was locked up.

Pterus Vryman, a security officer at CDM, yesterday told tre coun that Hangula approached him and asked him to take the diamonds out of the mining area.

V ryman discussed his meeting with Hangul ahis superiors and was told to continue so that a trap could beset for Hangula.

On July 1la'it year, Hangula alleg­edly handed over a parcel , sealed with masking tape, to Vryman.

Vryman took the parcel out. Whcn

Hangula had to receivc the parcel, he seemed unwilling and it was arranged that the package should be received by Muatunga. In turn, Muatunga arranged for Kunamuene 10 receive the parcel.

Kunamuene was arrested after re­ceiving the parcel.

Before he was detained, he ab­sconded but was re-arrested on the same day.

Hangula and Muatunga were also arrested on the same day.

lbe parcel was opened and con­tained 180 rough diamonds with a mass of 194,96 carals and were valued at RI97 465 .

All three accused pleaded nOI gu illy and challenged the State 10 prove their guilt.

1be case is continuing this morning with Vryman under heavy cross-ex­amination from the defence counsels. He was aisoin the wilness stand all of yesterday .

Judge Pio Teek is presiding and He nnan January is prosecuting.

Susan Vi vicr-T urck is appearing for Hangula while Gerson Hinda is repre­senting Muatunga and Kunamwcne.

R3,50 but Namibian fanners were dissatisfied with this and opted to 'let the animals die '.

Bins said Namibian producers deserved R6 a kilo because of the high quality oftheirgame, but added that the European market was not ready to absorb it at the moment. Should Namibian pro· ducers want R4,50akilo, the price would be too high after costs such as transportation, health inspection, culling and

slaughtering were added. 'LET THERE BE WATER' to. Minister of After a lengthy cross- Education and Culture, Nahas Angula, recently

examination or all the opened a hand-dug well. with a pump, at variables,themeetingset Omunyankwe village, The pump was made anaveragepriceorR6,50 possible by a donation from the First National a kilo for springbok on a Bank Namibia. Angula is pictured doing the 'take it or leave it' basis. honours at the ceremony. The FNB is planning

This was in spite of to build SO pumps in the North. Photo: Oswald revelations that tbere Shivute we re no markets fortbe f-- ---------------­number of springbok available at that price.

However, a couple of producers seemed to suggest that they would settle for 'what they get' , while the Chairperson of the Association, Brian Miller. stressed that the animals were destroying the soil.

The meeting also heard that lhe way to opening the European market for Namibia was through advertising its venison delicacies which were unknown inrestau­rants abroad.

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Cops get new bite TIlE Namibian Police's Dogs Unit is becoming in­creasingly successful in helping nab criminals during palrols in the Windhoek area.

In a recent succen story. a video machine valued at RI 500 was recovered minutes after it was stolen from a resident in Windhoek's Hanebees Street onApril20. In this case the owner was not even aware that her house has been burgled. She only learned or it when the police showed her the video machine for identifi­cation.

The housebreaking had taken place while the owner of the house was al the back of the house. The front door was not locked. A man was arrested and was due to appear in coW"! yesterday. Members or the Dogs Unit were involved with the recovery and arrest.

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impact on our lives, with particular emphasis on weather, exploration, pollution and other en· vironmenta1 issues. 21:30: Oprah

Royal welcome for Mugabe Talk on language

policy' Earth Day

16:56: Opening 17:00: Sesame Street 18:00: Race agllins

Tomorrow 18:30: Faces Of

Culture When Survival Dictates Change 19:00: Roe 19:30: Neighbours 20:00: News 20:35: Blue

Revolution A documentary series on humanity '5 relationship with the sea. Blue Revo­lution looks at the sea' s

Winfrey Show "How to Cope in Bad Economic Times"

How can you handle the stress of retrenchmem , unemployment and company cutbacks? On tonight's Oprah Winfrey Show, il's time to battle with trese bard economic times. From financial experts to families like yours, America speaks out 0 11 surviving the re­cession. 22h15: Sport

med All, the M-Net Book Prize and Durban De­Signer Colleclion are someof thc items on the programme toni ght.

TH E Language So­ciety of Namibia is presenting a public I~ture by Professor PH Nelde of the Catholic University of Brussels and a director of the Re, search Centre on Multilingualism who has visited Namibia several times.

(Premium time) 10WO: Egoli (repea t) 11hOO: Co me See the

The professor will give a review of inler­national developments in language policy. relevant 10 Nam ibia. today, TImrsday, April 22, at 19h30 in Room 304, lecture block. University of Namibia.

Everyone is wel­come.

20hOO: 60 Minutes ASTOUNDED .. _ The new Namibian national cultural troupe was ready to show off some An hour-long aClUality Namibian traditional dances in an exciting welcome when Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe programme tackling jeUed into Windhoek yesterday.

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21hOO: Stand and I Deliver (A)

The lrue Story of a man who gave up a lucrative job in electronics 10 become a high school maths leacher. Recog­nising that his PlPils need motivation, he setS them an almost impossible challenge . Sta rring : Edward James Olmos, Lou Diamond Phillips, Andy Garcia 23hOO: Pink Lightning

(A) OOh35: 60 Minutes:

Cigar Sacco Steve Kroft meets the ' king of the bookmak­ers ' Ron Sacco, whose sophisticated operation reponed1y grosses about o~ billion dollar.: ~ . JI.

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19hOO: Premiere T alented playwright Mbongeni Ngem a who wrOte the hit Sarafi na, will talk about his new musical 'Magic at 4am ', highli ghts from a trib­uteevening forMoham-

01hOO: The War of the Roses

03hOO: Transmission ends

EYES FRONT ... as Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe, himself an experienced mili­tary leader , inspects the President's ceremonial " \st guard ba ttal ion.

ON THE HOP ... Children from Mandume junior primary school obviously delighted both Presidents as they gave a skilrul and energetic performance. Photos: Tom Minney

Today is Thursday, April 22, the 112th day of 1993. T here are 253 days left in the year :

Highlights in history on this d ate: 1529 - Treaty of Saragossa defines interests of Spain and Pornigal in the Pacific; Spain gives up claim to the MOJUCC3S. 1796 - F r ance's Na poleon Bonaparte defea ts Pied­mont army at Mondovi. 182J • G r eek Patriarch of Constantinople is s la in by Turks as reprisal for Greek massacre of T urks in the Morea. 1822 - Turkish n eet captures island of C hios off G r eece and massacres C hris ti an inha bita nts or sells them as s laves. 1915 - German army uses poison gas for f~rst limeon Western Front in W orl d War I. 1926 - Persia. T urkey and Afghanistan sign trea ty of mu tual security. 1931· Treaty of friends hip betwetn Egypt a nd Iraq • first pact between Egypt and an Arab state. 1945 - Allied forces take Bologna in Italy during W orld War n. 1952 - A parlia menta ry bill is introduced tomakethe SA Parliament ~ High Cl/UTt to circumvent the Su· preme Court's invahd:lIion or racial legislation. 1956 - Chin:! 8ppointsDalai Lama chairman ofcom· miUte to prepare T ibet for regional autonomy within

Chinese People's Republic. 1962 - Fighting breaks out again in L aos. 1969 - First nonstop solo sailing voyage around world is co mpleted by .Robin Knox-Johns ton, 30-year-old Briton, as he arrives back in England 312 days after setting sail from Falmouth in his ketch. 1975 - South Vietnam is falling to Communis ts, and firs t Vietna mese refugees arrive on west coast of United States. 1977 - P olitica l violence esca la tes in Paki sta n, and at least 10 people are reported kill ed when pol ice fir e on a nti-government d emonstrators in Karachi . 1986 - Arab is accused in Lo ndo n court of attempting to blow up Is raeli airliner wi th bomb carried by his prega nt Irish girirriend. 1987 • T he South African Tra nspor t Services (Sats) begins d ismissing 16 000 employees on a six·week strike. 1987 . T h ree Sats strikers are killed, one is wounded , and three policemen are inju red in clashes oUlloiide the SARHWU offices in Germi'ifon. Anoth er three work­ers are killcd·.in a march from ('r'<':'!tu Hou'iic inJoh'ln­nesbu rg to nearhy Doornfontc; ~ talion. 1987 - Policeand troops lay siege 10, and raid. Cosatu House. Somc'400 strikers in the building arc arresled.

1987 - SA CommunislPartyleader Joe Slovo resigns as Umkhontowe Sizwe cbief-of-staffbut remains on the A NC executive. !PM - Israeli warplanes blast Palestinian guerrilla bases soulh of Beirut. Lebanon. 1990 - American hostage Robert Polhill released by pro-Iranian Shiite group in Beirut. 199J -Earthquake centered in coastal city of Limon and measuring above seven on the Richter scale hits CgSta Rica, causing extensive da mage throughout that country a nd in western Panama. 1991 - SA Slate President F W de Klerk begins his overseas tour in L ond on while AN C deputy presi. dent Nelson Ma ndela is in J apan on hi s own tour. J99~2 - A ser ies of explosions in the sewer system in Guadalajara, Mexico, rips open streets, killing at l ea~t 100 people.

Today's Birthdays: Henry Fielding, English author (1707-175-'); 1111-manuel Kant, Germa n philosopher (1714-1804): Vladimir Lenin, R ussian statesman (1870-1924).

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Though For Today: I(is a funny thin~ abou t life; if you refuse to :u:ceDt !1n~vthing but (he best, you vcry often J!et it W Somerset Maugham, E nglish writer (1874. 1966).

Inflation

INFLATION soared in 11 of tb.IS Mm':. <.u.trles "blck produte figores, the SwiM· based International Labour Office reported rece.ntly. This comes against a world trend of price increases slow· ing down in 60 per.cent bf the countries surveyed and in some cases even prices falling.

otherAf'rlcancouatriolwllh rlsl", in_ ...... Up,nda11 (42 per _I up from cent In 1991), Kenya (38 cent from 14pe,r e"nl), '''al •• ,; .• I (31 per ceot Tan,a. nia (23 from 11), BotS'tV~na (17 /0 ftom 13). Namibia's figures were not given in the press re· lease but inflation fell from 17 per cent in tbt-year to 'Novem­ber 1991 to only 13 per eeot by November lm. Other Calls "'ere in EJYpt (9 pe«.ot from . Z6)" Tunlsla, B.rond; and the S<y~ In NIl.r, Gabon and i Senegal prices aetuRUy fell but " PI mud at 5 per cent. <

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rises was Bro.zll, where infla· tion was 1109,S per cent be­tween November 1991 and 1992 which means prices "ere on avel'age about 12 timeIJ what they had b.en at Ibe startofth. period. Angola comes second with inflatiOn of 496 per cent (prices up.ix times) compared to 176 per (-entia 1991.

This is partly due lo the de­valuations In Angola 8Bd partly due to war disrupting supplies a~d Unite4;Nationl aud other forelgo vlsitol'S with larae quantities of cash to spend.

The bluest rail was in: AT­lentilla where ionatioD rates have corm dOWD from J 344 peT cent in 1990 to 84 'Per

1~.I.IO..I..I.ten Up the Bonmilk way the l1ut year ud 18 ptreent in Im. Moot European coun·

I Ab .. ,., AI •• Sch,'ad",A.,.I,;cinslructor from Nucleus Gym is delighted with :,~::~~~~~':~:I Line' low fat milk. The suppliers said that the low fat milk had been developed in increasing demand for products with lower fat content. It is the first dairy product locally with the seal of approval from the Heart Foundation of souther n Arrica. Kilojoule content or this product, compared to ordinary . is reduced by about 20 per a nd it is pasteurised and homogenised and therefore ideal

NEWS IN BRIEF A way to go FROM t his week the Gustav Voigts Centre

Boosting boreholes IN an effon to alleviate the devastating effects of will offer its customers a brand new service-drought in north-west Namibia, the International extended shopping hours every Friday. Medical Corps (IMC) has begun developing and Gustav Voigts clients can enjoy the benefit instalJing boreboles lhroughout Damaraland, with of a shopping centre with everything under 10 sites already providing much-need water to one roof, being home 10 shops which ofTer a local communities.

The IMC program, which is funded by the US wide range of services and good, from items Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance at a cost of to top up your first-aid kid to special gifts, R2,5 million, plans to develop 30 to 35 boreholes and everything else inbetween, plus more! thtoughJuly 1993 as an extension ofdroughl relief From April 2J onwards, the closing time efforts initiated last year. will now be 19hOO.

The programme also includes a rural health In addition. free parking is available dur-information service to promote more efficient water ing the extended shopping hours. use and sanitation. 1.h";======~~======o!J

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owners who have not yet paid their TV Ii', "n<~' this ye.lT.

In a statement, the NBC said lice.,n::se~~,::~~; will follow up these notices with p and TV owners found nOI to be in possession valid licence or permit will face a fine of up R200. In<;pections are currently being carried in the Windhoek area and in the Soulh .

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Jan Mohr to help out THE13nMbM Sen;.r :Sec,>nduy :School.wHlI ag'" ' be playing ' Toktokkie ' during holidays to collect money for tile Cruncc' i>.ssc~;a, tion of Namibia.

Pupils wiU go from house to house with bered ' Toktokkie ' envelopes, signed by the: O;rec tor of the Cancer Association, and bear the of Jan MClhr Secondary School.

- The campaign is Jan MClhr 's contribution community serv ice.

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As deportees accuse PLO of 'selling out'

Tensions surface as talks falter

ABIDJAN: Angolan peace talks lost brought the warring factions face 10 their diplomatic edge yesterday with face for three days was continuing agovermnentdelegateaccusingUnita between the two sides witb UN of6-ofdeceitandsuggestingUNsanctions cials and observers. against them if there is no Delegates are under pressure of aD breakthrough. April 30 deadline for the UN mandate

"We would like to speak to people in Angola. who honour their word. We ate tired Albuquerque said discussions of this conniving." Gen. Higino centeredyesterdayonan enlarged role Cameiro told reponers 00 the ninth for the United Nations to police a day of UN-mediated talks. cease-fire .

Negotiatiomtoendtbeconflicthave Asked what would happen if no

-.' WASHINGTON: US Secretary of State:"':-- Cbrislopher said a Warren Cbristopber announced yesterday number of countries, in­that the o n-aga in, off-again Israeli-Arab cluding EgyptandSaudi peace talks will resume in Washington on Arabia, had helped per­April 27. suade the reluctant

deadlocked over the mechanics of a agreement was reacbed before the UN portees has been sold for cease-fire. 1be government of Prtsi- mandate expires,.Cameiro said, 'ibe a fistful of dollars of- dentJoseEduardo dosSantos wanlSa government feels it should go 10 the Cered by Anb states to fonnal cease-fue, as does the UN and Security Council and make demmds the Palestine Liberation observers from the US, Russia and for sanctions against Uoita." Organisation," spokes- Portugal. Unita wants a temporary Government delegates and observ­man Abdel Aziz al- suspension ofbostilities while nego- eJ'SindicatedTuesday theywerecount-

He made the an- play the role offuU part- negotiations. Rantissitoldreportersin nations continue. ing on the United States to apply the Palestineanstoenternew

oouncemenltoreponers ner." Besides the Palestin-- the 00 man's land in UN spokesman 10.0 Albuquerque presswe needed to get Unita to agree bOUlS after A{ab coun- TIle talks, which be- ians and Israel, the par- south Lebanon where the said a circle of meetings that bave oot to a fonnal cease-fire. - Sapa-AP tries and Palestinians gan in late 1991, broke ties lo thelalksareSyria, Palestinians bave been f::=========:::"~=--:~:":':===::"=::""'::~:':--agreed at a meeting in off last December after Jordan and Lebanon. stranded since Decem-Damascus to rejoin the Israel deported 415 Pal- Egyptistheonlycoun- ber.

INTERNATIONAL WRAP-UP US-sponsored tallcs on estinians to Lebanon. It tryto havesigoedapeace He was referring to that date. accusedthemofsuppon- treaty with Israel. talksonMoodayinCairo

Officials had said Is- iog violent Islamic Meanwhile in Leba- between PLO political roel would make some groups. non it was reponed that department chief Faruq

Grim search for Waco bodies

conciliatory ges tures to The Palestinians had tbedeponeesrejectedthe KaddumiandSaudiFor­the P81estinians if they been refusing to retwn Arab decision to resume eign Minister Saud 81- WACO; US Federal authorities have agreed to attend talks. to the bargaining table peace talks and accused Fais810nreswrllngSaudi found about 40 bodies in the c~d

"lithe parties are will- pending Israeli accept- the PLO of "selling our financi81 aid to the PLO, remairu of the Branch Oavidian com· ing to w9rktogetherand ance of several condi· cause," a spo kesman frozen because of it ' s pound, including three that appear 10

narrow the gaps, we'll tions, most of whicb Is- said. pro-Iraq s tance in the have gunshot wounds, the Justice De-

i"'irtiaiiioJiYidiOiO~U"':=~and~=""~'~h~as=n~o<~aign:~"jd~'~O~. ;:::::''The=~ca:u:se=o:r~the~d~e:,.;;:G~UIf~w~",~.~.~s~ap~a-~AFP~~l partmcnt said yesterday. The bodies observed in and around the compound include the remains of 10 women and children, said Justice Department lpokesman Carl Stem in

FATAL FIRE .•. Waco, Texas: A National Guard helicopter hovers over the burning Branch Oavidian cult compound on Monday. TIte 51-day standofF between C ult leader Oavid Koresh and the FBI ended with a mass suicide attempt by Koresh's foDowers. Eighty six people were burned alive as the compound structure was destr oyed by a fire tit by cult members, Photo! AFP

AIDS-free kids sold for sex HARARE: Zimbabwean city brothe ls are hiring out chi ldren because young girls are believed to be less of a risk fo r AIDS than their older colleagues, the Ziann national news agency reported yesterday.

Men were shunning older prostitutes and having unprotected sex with young girls, an AIDS seminar in Zimbabwe heard.

-"QUid prostitution is so bad that in most of the ungraded hotels in the city patrons are molested by girls still with (mother's) milk on their nose," the seminar heard.

There were 19 000 repon ed ca<;es of fuJl-blown AlDS in Zimbabwe at the end of 1992. A United Nation<; Development Progrolmme study said one in every IOZimbabweans was HlV-positive, with one of every five women infected .

The World Heath Organisationsaid55 000 graves

would soon be needed for Zimtiabwearu killed by AIDS. In spite oftheenonnous risks, prostitutes did oot seem to care about protection.

AI Nyamapanda, the bordertown nextlo Mozam­biq ue on the trucking route 10 M81awi, most prosti­tutes said 81though they were well aware of the AIDS epidem ic and all knew 9f at least one person who had died of the discJ$C, they still have unsafe sexu81 practices.

" It does not maller who I go 10 bed with, whether they are handsome ornol, or whcthcrthcy are clean or diny, as long as they givcme thcamount I want ," said one prostitute who ca.lled herself "'The Queen of Kotwa".

A m81e prostitute admitted he did not use con­doms, and said p roudly he had a d ifferent sexu81ly­tranSmitted infection evcry I wo months. - 5npa

W IUhington. Three bodies that appear 10 have gun­

shol wounds were found by authorities rummaging through the burned-out wreckage of the compound destroyed Monday in a flfC set by cuI! membel"5. Eighty-six people are believed to have died in the blaze.

Mystery bomb blast in N ata!

AMANZIMTOTI: A powerful car bomb exploded in a parlcing bay under­neath a 5-slorey apart~nt block in Amanzimloti on the Natal South Coast yesterday, injuring nine people. in­cluding a pregnant woman - and shat­tering hundreds of window I.

He laid. Toyata ConqucSl carrying " 1011 of explosives" had been stolen in East London on Friday, April 16, and par\a:d undcrlhc huge apartment block. "But wc 're not l ure when."

Belgium ready to move on Zaire

BRUSSELS: Belgium said yesterday il had drafted a law allowing it to seize the assets ofa foreign head of Itale - a move inspired byeffofts to force Zairean Presi· dent Mobu{IJ Sese Sck.o out of power.

Justice Ministry spokesman Jean­Francois Raskin .aid l\ draft law formu­la.led joint ly with the Foreign Affairs Minislry would al low Belgium 10 seize the assets of a head of 5taleeilhcrsingly or in conjunction with intemalional or­ganisations such as Ihe UN.

Nazi rockers in racis t frenzy

FRANKFURT AN DER QOER, Ger­many; A skinhead testified yesterday

that his friends wcre pumped up by neo­Nazi rock music before they savagely beat an Angolan man. who died of mu­sive head injuries two weeks later.

A 22-year-old m~n ident ified only as Kay-Nando B. went on trial in district cour'! in this east German city in the Nov. 25. 1990. beating of Amadeu AntorUo Kiowa, 28. Kiowa' s mass bludgeoning in the nearby town of Ebel"5walde was one of the most appalling crimes during a wave of nco-Nazi hale crimes that began about the time: of German unifica­tion in October 1990.

Wishing away the Holocaust

WASHINGTON: Many AmericaM be­lieve it possible the Holocaust -the mil.~ s

killing of Jews ordered by Hitler dwul~ the Second World War - never ha". pened, according to a ~tudy released in the US this week by the Americanlew­ish Committee.

The Ale·commissioned survey of 1500 people, conducted by a research organisation, indicates 22 per cent of adults and 20 per cent of high school students believe it "possible" the Holo-­cau.t is a myth, while another 12 per cent ofadul!s and 17 percent of studenll say they "don't !mow"'. More than one­thirdorthe adults and more Ihan half the students "don't know" what is meanT by "Holocaust".

Sexist joke not funny

NEW DELHI: An Indian MP had to apologise yesterday when his attempt al

humour backflfCd, earning him the an­ger of woman parliamentarians.

"Who will cook food at home?" ,Chedi Paswan ofttlc Janata Dal (People' s Party) quipped when Mamala 8anerjee of the rulingCongress(l)parrydemandedmorc jobs for women.

But Banetjce , known 10 be a flJ'ebrund feminist. was not alllllsed. Two other women joined her to prolest PasW'U1' ~ remark. which they said wa~ chauvim~­

lie and in bad [:ISle.

Parliamenl spcaJcerShiv.ro.j Patilnskcc.l Paswan 10 apologi~e to members and withdr3w his remark, which Pa~wan claimed had been made in a light vein. He also reprimanded Paswan for being flippant.

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Yesterday's quotations for unit trust funds:

Economic Indicators Industrial 1008,51 944,74 3,40 Gold pr ice

FUND NAME BUY

ABSA: GE: 139,68 Industrial 126,88 Income 99,40 BOE: Growth 154,18 Community Growth Fund I ll.37 COMMERCIAL UNION: Growth 118,92 FEDLIFE: FedgroGE 126,45 GUARDBANK: Growth 2542.91 Resources 148,49 Industrial 127.67 Income 115,49 IGJUle: GE 126,05 METBOARD, Metfund GB 190,07 Income 105,01 :MElROPOLITAN:

Market r ound- up Here is how major stock markets outside the Unlled States fared at the eod of tradLDg yes­terday:

LONDON • Sh~s

were pushed up by inter­est in drugs and building companies as well as hopes for the economy. The Financial Times! Stock: Exchange 100 in­dex closed up 13.5 at 2,869.6.

FRANKFURT - Ger­man shares slipped on fading hopes that the Bundesbank will cut key rates at Thursday's coun­cil meeting, and a wide­spread lack of buying interest.

PARIS - French shares tumbled for the sixth day running on similar senti­ments. The CAC-40 in­dex finished 17.44 down at 1,931.89, its lowest since Februal)'.

ZURlCH - Gains in some indusuial stocks led Swiss shares 10 a slightly firm::r c109e. The all-share SPI was up 2.2 at 1,346.6.

TOKYO - Japanese stocks closed lower fo r the fourth consecutive day on concerns the yen's sharp rise will be a major obstacle 10 Japan's eco· nomic recovery.

The 225·shm Niklcei average feU 5JA2 points 1019;-773.0l.

HONG KONG - Slocks closed sharply higher, but turnover remained low as institulion.f\ investors stayed on the sidelines ahead of Sin~British talks. 'The Hang Seng Index ended up 129.85 POinlS at 6,768.39, its high for the day.

SYDNEY· Australian slOcks withered on profit­taking induced by a weak Wall Street showing.

The AJI-Ord inaries index closed down 9.7 pointS at 1,693.9.

JOHANNESBURG -South African shares ended a sluggish trading day mixed as the market struggted 10 find direc­tion amid continued fears of violence.

The overall index was 10 poini!> off aI3,572 and the industrial index added 15 poinls 10 4.369.

The gold index fell 28 oinUi 10 1,216.

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Metlife GE 116,71 MOMENTUM: GE 251 ,90 NBS: Hallmark 917,65 NORWICH: GE 355,04 OLD MUTUAL: Investors 2580,75 Growth 220,21 Top Companies 243 ,84 Industrial 342,79 Mining 250,04 Gold 119,33 Income 109,25 SAGE: GE 2359,51 Resources 106,59 SANLAM: GE 1575,83 Index 1220.12 Dividend 441 ,72

Mining 264.55 247,94 4,88 u.ndon afternoon gold SOUTHERN: , fIXing yesterday : 339,00

109,03 6,92 GE 202,83 189,98 4,00 dollars IUl ounce comp:m:d 236,11 4,21

856,83 4,62

Mining 128,32 120,34 4,23. with 3::19,15 at the morn-

Pure 119,70 112,08 na .' ing fiJting. and ::1::19.90 Oil

Income 538,28 527 ,51 n. the Tuesday arlcrnoon fix -

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2404 ,27 4,00 205,25 n. 227,3 1 4,57 318,79 3,84 232,81 4,05

GE 1182,30 1111,06 6,99 Dollar/rand Income 93,26 93,30 13,63 Commercial rand Gold 179,18 167,58 5,86 Yesterday 's opening Industria l 109,03 101 ,84 5,18 yesterday', cJo~ing Inlemaliona1 104,15 97,45 3,25 3,1600{75 SYFRETS: 3.1685/00 Growth 291 ,15 272,66 4,64 Fumncial mnd

11 1,20 4,57 108,05 12,93

Trustee 116,37 109,08 4,27 4.589014.6000 Income 105,25 104,20 13,92 4.6150/4.6250

2201 ,42 3,81 Gilt 1045,53 1035,07 12 ,!~

Money market UAL: 99,86 5,01 GE 2050,85 1925,61 5,43 90 day liquid BA mle:

1476,29 3,54 Mining 345,42 323,67 41~4 Yesterday's opening Selecled 1885,36 1764,97 3,64 yesterday's cJosinf!:

1143,07 3,% Gill 1135,99 1124,63 13,59 12,15 414,47 5,rn _ Mana ed 1050,89 991,06 1,32 . 12,30

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Edipao laHofni tali pwilikinwa mOmhangu Okamati ka dipaa ovanhu vavali'

Mwashekele vati okwa ngaho la kondjifa kuMwashekele, ashike I .. ----------..::..-------------~ QV ALUMENHU v:wall veed ula dopOk:1ti. Trofimus Mhanda,27. n:t Tim Oleus Mwashek­eie,28. ooghela ova holok a momhangu yopombada yaVenduka lava lamanekelwa edi­pao ashoyo omunyeka.

Otaku hokololwa lrut},a Qv alumeDhu ava vavali ova yashele okufya omunailonga waMetropolitao koRundu. Hofni Pineas Kanara momafiku 27 April oudwaali. Konima yedipao ova £adukapo nOluwa yanakufya nove ke i holeka kOwambo.

Pahokololo 010 la yandjwa onghela mOmhangu, HoW okwa dipawa. shaashi vati okwa Iyata (kengelela) Mwasheke le,oo vakala bava landif3 naye oma­luvinga eemhanda.

Mwashekele ota ti, okwa dja koVenduka nokuya koRundu kuHofni opo valca kun­dafane oinima ina sha nongeshefa yavo yeem­binga domhanda. Kakwa 1i nee 'la hala okuuda­fana nawa, nonande Mwashekele la li Hofni okwa li okaume kaye kopofingo .

Vati Hofni ol..-wa li nee a kendabaJa oku mu yasha nombisloli , ye Mwashekele la rtingi lipopila lolika.

Mhanda okwa hokolola onghela kutya ye ke na ondjo.

Mharoa okwa ti ye oba landifa kwa Ii oiJmtu koRundu. Ova kala ngaho va shiivafana naMwashekele nonande hafimbo liIe unene.

Efiku 010, Mwashek­ele okwe mu ifana va ye pamwe a ka tale oimaliwa yaye i li kuHofoi. Mokufika pooHofni, Mbanda okwa fyaala pomuvelo, ye Mwashelc.ele ta i meumbo nokupopya nanalc:ufya Hofni.

Peumbo laHofrti ope uya vaJi Ovaangola va­tatu. Hofni na Mwashek­ele ova dja meumbo. Hofoi ta Ic.ufa ohauto yaye yoNissan Safari noku londcka Mwashek­e le , Mhanda oshoyo Ovaangola ovo valatu .

OvaangoJa ' ova hclulwa pOOlulooga nova tau luka okuya koAngola ncewalO davo.

hovel a okupula Horni mukwao va ye kopolifi. Mhanda ora ti, ondjebo MOKAll kovapwilikini dipaa inam weno (ina kombinga yoinirna yavo ashlke okwa anya. oya Mwashekele. ye vamwe mOmhangu ya Be uy) Prescilla (kashiimba eembinga Mhanda okwa ya nee okwa Ii asbike e i mu yopombadayaVenduka Somses eshi Ic.e mu twa nee domhanda). Hofni ngeno kopolifi , ashike kwatela. ongbela omwa Ii nombele. okwa nyamukula vati okwa kwatelwa pOmafo Mhanda natango ota ekuyungu{o, eshi oka- Okwa li vali ka Ic.end-kutya oinima oi li koV- manga ina fi.k.a. patana rutya oumbangi. matyona keedula 17 oko abala okudipaa Steven enduka_ Mhanda Ole likale u Ii momushang- Ic.amonikaondjoeshika Garaseb na E1vis Ga-

Ova kaJa ngaho lava kutya ke shiisha kom- waholcololo waMang- dipaa inamweno oshoyo raseb srn ke va twa tanguna q>O. sbaasbi vatt binga yelandifo leem- estrala waRundu. kutya obooda yako, Ic.a pewa nombele noneonga. MwasheJcele okwa dja binga domhanda no ke naye omo e li moinima ashike ehandu lokukala Elvis olc.amona koka-koVenduka kokule shii kutya Hofni okwa yelandifo leembinga mboli pouu' a h ...... na sha. dipaelwa shike. deemhanda, kau srn

modoloogo oule weed· matyonaokonokatuwa ""i"-' ula hetalu. keongaolo lapitamuioa

Efimbo eli Mhanda Oumbangi waMhanda woshili . okwa 1i a yaamena kon. owa kolekwa Oshibofa otashi Okamatyona aka oka Belty 10 tali mu twite ima yotuwa, ashike okwa kuMwashekele. 00 a lwilcile ongula yonena dipaaohonda yako Bctly modikwa keenyala. Ii ngaho e udileko osho tonga kutya Mhanda ke komesho yomupanguli Somses momafiku 4 Pahokololo lomhangu tasrn tongwa. shiisha shili kombinga Harold Levy. la lopo- aJuli 1992 pofaaJama okarnatyona aka parnwe

Okwa udangbee Hofui yoinima yavo nanakufya lelwa kuKobus Miller. yedina Stilhoek moi· nainamweno PresieiUa, la lombwele Mwashek. Hofni. Omhangu oya Ii iyadi lelefo yaTsumeb. Belty Belty oshoyo oovam­ele la ti t "Kaana Ic.ange. Nonandeongaho, ope neenghono ovakwaned- okwa tuwa luvali neonga waim~ vaBetty. ova kaJa ngeengeku Ra oirnaliwa, oumbangi wa yandjwa imo vanakufya ovo va monhulo. pofaalama yedina Stil-i tuye keumbo ame ndi kohonda yaMhanda. 00 hala okupwilikina kutya Mefiku 0 10 tuu 0 10 hock.

kupe ngaho yokulya rt~.~U~ti~Mh:and~~'~oy~e~.~~ .. o~m~udi~·~pt'~i .. ~o~t~.~ru~. D~g~w~'J~~~~~~tu~u~O~YO~'~ Ollguloshi yefiku 010 nayo mangahatuteelele yandja o ndj ebo ngahelipi. aka oka manga Belty kwa Ii a ei yokoVenduka". kuminina okahanana

Konima Mhanda okwa kaye a rmda kondjuwo uda vali Hofni la ri, aaye. yaina (Presicilla) oka-ngeenge oto fininike nge malyona aka oke mu ove ino hala okuteelela, landula. lu ye hano tu ka popile Preseilla eshi a mona kopoli6 . okarnatyona aka, nokwa

Mhanda okwa dja po didilika Ic.ulya oka hala okanhano a ka silama om alo. okwe ka nokwa uda ashike lombwela kutya itashi ondjebo ya topa. dulika, shaashi Beuy

Mokuuya okwa banga okuna okahanana. Hofni a wilakoshipundi Okamatyona oka han-popepi ooshi teelinga a duka, laka ka lala eonga fya. neembelc mbali ndele

Mwashekele okwa kokolola mo nakufya taka lu Belly neonga mohauto ndele omu- monhulo luvali. dimba tau wile pedu. Eooga Iimwe ola twa

Okudja opo Mhanda Elvis (okahanana) oko okwa pula mukwao ka li modikwa. le katwa kutya oshilce a ningila meke. ngaho, ye Mwashekele Sleven Garaseb 00 a la ti osho kashi shi li ngeno a hala ol"UkeJela oilonga yaye. okamalyona aka kaba

Mwashekele okwa lwe vali ovanhu, okwa lombwela Mhanda opo luwa ombele yomom-a srunge olo wa va ye. bud:!. ashike Mhanda kakwa Bettydtia lowaokwa Ii a hala. kendabala ngeno

()cwe mu 6ninika. 6yo okufadulc.apo. ashike la dimine. shaashi vati okamati olce mu lamba, okwa li a tila ondjebo ye ina yaBetty, Presi-nomudimba 00 we va cilia, naye ta Jambe mo kaleJa. a ka amene ngeno

Nonande Mwashe.keJe omona. Prescilla olc.wa ka li a hala. Mhanda tuwa ombele yomoohulo okwa shinga manga fiyo nokufya pefunbo lou 010.

okeumbo lavo koRundu, Betty naye okwa fila valc.adjale oikuluiyela, ashike opo shaashi ombulukweva vmolwomaonga avali 00 yaMhanda nohema a erxla momutlm3 waye. yaMwashekele oda li di . Elvis na Sleven ova

• '" eehoode Oud,'uu weeradio ... OVAN HU vahapu moshilukulwa shoushilo lela y W . h-'-ulwa nova veluka. EShi va djala Mhanda wOwarnbo nomouninginino ove na nalango oudjuu wokupwitildn a ora- ..... okwa sbinga liyo dio. Omushamane NekongolaThomaswokOmunyankwenloulihi lowOn- Okam:uyona paife aka okeumbo lue kOkad- donga. oha pangele eeradio komikunda dvo oko. Opo nee a pwiliki~ laalelwanee komalopo· iva popepi nEdundja va ngeenge oradio otai longo nawa, okwe litungila nee oshungo oyo lal lelo avali edipao naav­diliJa ondjila yaKongo. monika mefano eli. Oha londo nee pombada yefili tya laye 010 opo a dule ali edengo nelalakano

Otuwa ove i {wala okukwala omakufi·kufi oradio. Omakufikufi iliaa fikiko nawa koi· lokuehameka. peumbo lopoushiinda. tukulwa oyo. Popepi nefilitya opa fikama hefolo laye Helvi Angula. I Mhanda vari okwa Ii Efano: Oswald Shivute. 11111

aka, mokanya kahalr.rdc wako Zagarys Grobler. oka lombwelaomhangu kutya kake na oodjo momaJo~elo aeshe 00.

Kombioga yokudipaa Beny okamalyooa Olaka ti. oke mu Iwa sbaasbi okwe ka handukifa ye le ka denge valj noma­manya.

Inamweno vati oke mu twa shaashi okwe ka denga noshiti .

Steven okwa luwa shaashi okwa li le lidopo molwoodi Iihe shi laye.

Kombinga yokahana Elvis, okam:lfyona otaka li . o kahan:ma oka luwa ashike pam"';;pya. sbaashi eonga eli le ka twa ola pila muioa Belt}', hano hako kwa Ji la nuninwa.

Okamat yona oka monika ondjo mo­malopotelo aeshe avali edipao na.a1o longhend­abaJa yokudipaa Steven.

Molwedipao lainam­wenD oka pewa ehanclu lcedu la 12 oko kwa kufwa ecrula nhe ka kale inaka udikila sha.

Taka pew::! nalango eedula 12 kwa kufwa rue mOlwedipao laBeu y omanga mokulwa Sle· ven ka pewa ehandu leedula mbaJi.

Omupanguli Neal Hannah, okwa ufa kUlya omahandukilo aeshe malU nna eodeJe pamwe. Eshi ota~hi li , oka­matyooa. aka modoloogo Olaka ku kala mo ashike eedula hetalu.

Ngeenge okakufil w:1 ko olashi dulikaka kale mo asbike nhano.

Vamwe vomoonalc.up­wilikina okwa li va oyematifwa kehandukilo eli shaashi ova lala ioali yeleka omunyonena 00

ka ninga. Ovanhu otava popi

kutya okamalyona oko kakwa ti ka w .... a ka 61we onghenda. shaasbi nonande laku tiwa okc na ashikc eedula 17. ovanhu ove ka 'alii omulumcnhu a kula shaashi oke na Dale Dovana nokuli .

Nov anhu oke va di­paa shaashi taka anycnwa omulele. oin­ima ei hai ningwa ru;hike kova.k:u1unhu.

THE NAMIBIAN Thursday April 22 1993 9

Minderjarige agt jaar na gevangenis 'n MlNDERJARIGE

• seUD wat n-a bewering sy 'skoonma' en haar dogtermet 'n assegaai doodgesteek het is gisterindie Windhoek Hoftrhof effektiewe tronkstraf van agt jaar opgeHI. virdiedubbele moord en 'n bykomende Idag van pog ing lot moord. Regter Neal Hannah

bet bepaaJ dat sy tronkSlraf vi r be id moorde en die poging tOl moord gelyktydig uitgedien moet word.

Die seu n bet na beweringdienag vandie moorde op ' nplaas oaby Grootfontein aangedring cp gemeenskap met sy meisie wat ook die ma van sy jong kind was. Sy, BettySomses,hetna

haar ma , Presci ll a Somses, gegaanom bulp en is deur die seun tot binne die kamer.

Toe haar moeder uitvind wat die oorsaak van onenigheid tussen hul is hel sy horn na bewering meegedeeJ dat <lit rue mag gebeur nie aangesicn hul kind nog lejonk was.

Hierop hel die seun

SelfY twee keer met ' n assegaai in die bors gesleekendaardeurhaar dood veroorsaak.

Hy hel ook Prescitla daama doodgesleek en probeer om ' n ander, Sle ve n Garaseb. le vermoor deur horn met 'nmes indie rug testeek.

' n Verdere klag van poging tot moord op sy kind is ter syde gestel

aangesien die kind rnakgesteek is terwyl hy die intensiegehad het om Betty le steek.

Die seun hct in die hof aangevoer dat hy die betTokke dag te Sle rk onder die invloed van drank was en nie kan oothou wat daar gebeur het nie

Sy verweer is egter de ur staatsgetuies

weerspreek wal aangevoer het dOlt hy by sy posit iewe was en geweet het wat gebeur.

Regler NeaJ Hannah het hom hierop Iwaalf jaar gevangenisstraf waarvan vier opgeskort is opgela vir die OlOOrd van Belty.

Hy is ve rder ook dieselfde slraf opgela vir die moord op haar

mocder en Iwee jaar tronkstraf vir poging tot moord.

Aangesien d ie Sl rawwe gelyklopend uilgcdien meel word is agt jaar daarvan e[fektief.

Geofrrey Dicks hel aangekla le rwy l Zagrys Grobler die ve rdediging hanlee r het.

Inbraakbende doenig Op plase DIE polisie soek 08 dri e voortvlugtige misdadigers op plase te n weste van Windhoek oadat da a r oor di e jongs te naweek op twee plase in die s tre e k inge breek is en waardevolle besittings gesteel is.

gebreek. en huIJe is weer terug na die plaas om 'nandervierwielaangedrewe bakkie te sleel.

Die plaasbestuurder het hul hierop met ' n ander voertuig agtemagesil waarop hul die voertui g verlaat en le voet ontvlug heL

Matthew Shikongo, Burgemeester van Windboek, Robert Mugabe, President van Zimbabwe, President Nujoma en Eersle Minister Hage Geingob kt rt ot hul aankoms vir die seremonie waartydens die naam van Leutweinstraat verander is om die oaam van Mugabe le dra.

Salerdagaand bel vier mans by die plaa" Amaria, sestig kilometer wes van Windhoek, ingebreek. HuUe hel in besit gekom van twee gewere, ' n .22 en 'n .7, ammunisie en vel'3keie ander goedere ler waarde van ongeveer R21 000.

Die vier het hiema gevlug na die plaas Ganams. twinti g kiIometer nader aan Windboek . en by die plaaswinkel ingebreek waar hul goedere ler waarde van Rl 4 000 gesleel hel.

Die polisie is hierop ingcrocp. Met die hulp van 'n boer. Fritz Aachbcrger van die plaas Klein-Okapuk a en sy privaathelikopter ell plaaswerlc:ers is die soektog vc.ortgesit en een van die mans·isaangekeer. Diemeeste vandic gesleelde goedere is ook teruggevind soos dit deu r die voortvlu gtigdes agtergelaal is.

Die soeklog na die oorblywende drie duur nog voort.

Honde-eenheid Hulle het hi erna ' n vierwielaangedrewe voertuig op die plaas gesteel, hul boil daarop gelaai en weggery. Diebaklcie het onderweg

Die P.Qlisie sa daar word nou 'n lendens onder inbrekers opgemerk om vu urwapens te s teel en vuurwapeneienaars word versoek om k.Iuise te bekom wat op die vloer of teendie muurvasgeankerkan raak om dit vir diewe moeiliker le maak.

behaal groot suksesse vakansie

DIE polisie se honde-eenheid het volgens ve rslae d eur die polis ie-skak elardeli ng op Dinsdag, 20 Ap ril , by twee gevaUe binne minute na twee inbrak e suksesse behaal met die aa nkeer van die misdadigers en terugvind van die gesteelde goed ere.

In die een geval van huisbraak is ' n video­masjien ter waarde van RI 500 teruggevind enkele minute ot dit gesteel is by 'n woning in Hartebeessu aat, Su iderhof, deu rlede van die honde-eenheid wat op patroUie was.

In hierdie geval was dieeienares van die huis, A.E. Lootz. nie eens bewus die masjien is uit haar huis gesteel nie en het eees daruvan te wete gekom loedie polisieaan haar die masjien wys vir identiftkasie.

Die di efsl a! hel

plaasgevind terwyl sy agter die huis doenig was. Die voordeur was nie gesluit nie.

'nMan vanonbekende ouderdom is.atreSteeren moes gister in die hof verskyn.

In ' n tweede voorvaJ is ' n naaimasjien ler waarde van R3 500 ook de ur die eenheid leruggevind en ' n man in verband d aa rmee arresteer minute nt dit in Lewis-stnat gesteel is. Die man hel sy buil

bekom deur 'n deur van LEERLINGE van die die huis oop le breek. Se n ior Sekondar e

Mel die aankoms van Skool Jan Mohr sal die eienares. M. Smilh, gedurende die by die polisiestasie om konlende skool· ' n kJag le maak is die vakansie weer aan ' n masjien aan haar gewys t o k t o kk ie·veldt og en sy hel dit positief deelneem om geld te id en lifi seer as haar . kollekteertenbatevan eiendom. die Kankervereniging

Ook in hierdie gevaJ van Namibia en die was lede van die honde· eenheid belrokke by die te ru gvind va n die gesleelde ilem en arres las ie van di e verdagle.

publiek word versoek die skoolstempel van om hulby testaanin ' n Jan Mihr op. Hierdie liefdadigheid·saak. veldlog is Jan Mihr se Die leerlinge sal van bydrae tot huis tot hu.is gaan met gemeenskapsdiens.

g e n o m m e r d e lj;~;;~;;~;;;~ tok tokki e- ko eve rt e VACANCY onderteken deur die Direkteur van die ELLA DU Namib i"e se Kankervereniging met PLESSIS

HIGH SCHOOL

needs Ihe following teacher 10

commence dUlies on I June 1993.

Polisie soek nog 2 bankrowers

Inspeksies vir TV -gelde

DIE NBC is be."ig om hemuwingskennisgewings uit le stuur aan diegene wat vanjaar nog nie hul TV­lisensiegelde belaaJ het nie .

Life Skills Grade 8 - 10

and Mathe matics

Grade 8 Inlerested persons

should be

,,'. ..

DIE Polisie hetdusver nog nie d aarin ges laag o m d ie t wee misdadigers wal o n langs ba nkpersonee l en sekuriteitswagte aa ngehou en van ongeveer R200 000 beroof ht't te arr estcer nie.

In!lJ)Ckteur Sean Geyser sa dIe soeklog na die !wee mans wat die personeei by '0 telle mll."jien van Ecr:-.te Nasionale Bank b}' n :cllcml::\.~jicn in die Wemhll-!>cmrum ;nel vuurwapcl .... _.:.t;ehfJ:J~' die gdJ !.4e· .. lug hel. duur nog voor ...

Die. mans het na bewe'nng die per.-;oneel ingl'w 19 ODlIllCI geld van dJt: bank le korn vu die hervul '/an die lellenn a"jien en kort nt die rooftog op die vlug

geslaan. Hul1e hel ' 11 vuurwapen vcdoor terwyl hul vlug en die vuurwapen is later in die media verbind met bekende sokkerpcrsoonlikhede.

Die polisle sock verder ook na Joharmes Paulus en Reinhold Nuyoma wal onllng."uildic polisiesclle by Gmotrontein vcrdwyn hc!.

Johanues P<luius. n voonnaligc. lid V<!O die Namibiesc Weermag op Grool fontcin. het vrocir vanjaarwildopmensemet'nma."jicngcweergevuur en word a:m~ekla. vir ,1nl,' nlOClmr. vyf pogings to! moord en en verskeic inbrah

Nuyoma. watsaam mel hOnl uildl/~ tronk olllsnap he!, dien 'n straf van sewe jaar uit vir gewapende roof en oolsnapping UII wettige a:ulhouding.

Lisensie-inspekteurs sal hierdie kennis-gewings opvolg mel pcrsoonlike besocke aandieeienaru s en die gene wat geVlnd word sonder 'n lisensie Vlf hul televisie of pennil loop gevaar van ' n boele van tOI R2000.

Inspeksics word oak uilgcvoer ID dic'Windhoek­omgewing en die suide van die land

Die huidige koste vir die hemuwing van ' n Iiscnsie bcdra R16~ .20(R96I isen~ iegelde plus R67.20 vir laatbelaling\

Lisensies km gekoop word oy die hool.kwarttere van die NBC in die Noordel ike Nywerheidsgebied of by enigc poskantoor.

qualified in leachng Life Skills. Contact th e principal a t

211 307 (" dmol hours)

211054 (After hours)

,

10 Thursday April 22 1993

Tel. 36970

Spt·cial St'rvlC("o,;

NAMIBIA BUSINESS AND INDU STRIAL SERVICES LOCAL RE· MOV ALS and t ran~portof goods and removal of gar­bagE: 7 days El week at the lowelll tarri f. Phone 221661 1220161

OR a1ler houTII 3 6480

Person.ll

Looking for a handsome, businessman , European. He mU9t be between Soyn and 60yu. Phone Petronel1a al 62841 and give details.

Bo,," • 1934/01f08 Dececued ·1993/04113 Mourn~d by hi'sixmd, 11 childnn and 39 Grand

children, ,islers, brothLr$ dnd family .

Funeral takjng plau on 24 / 04 193 cd JOhOOout of tAe Romon Catholic

Church, GoImbis

Fur S.lit·

T08chiba Fridge RBOO . Complete Double Bedroom Suite. R2000, All items in immacuillte mndi lioD. Phone Tel225453 all hours.

Woonste \ gesoek om l e huur. 2 S l aapk . mer, Molorhuis of p.rker ing, tuin v.naf Mei maand. Kontak Sonya· Tel: 36970 of 228989 (h )

-Spt'cial St.·rviCl'8

WE B UY FOR CASH You rTV, Fridge,anyhouse­hold appliances and ~\irn i­ture. Phone ELS 230708

\\'anh'll to 1'('lIt

PRESTIGE t.:.. REAl ~ ESTATE

WANTED ''HOUSE TO RENT'

3 Bedrooms. Lounge! Dihing room, Garage in Hochl.nd Park , Windhoek - West or Windhoek North.

Contact. Salome Bandlow 212640

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For Sale

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Houses with 3 Bedrooms and 2 Bathrooms to be built in Wanaheda At R98 440 Houses 3 bedroolllll Ilnd with 2 Bathroolllll to be built in Okuryangava At R915 230 only

3 Bedroom Houses in Windhoek North Price HI 37 000 (Nee)

For further informatioD. caU Naenti AmUth~DU

Tel: 229881 or 230864 AtterHoun.

2 Bedrooms, bie, I B8th­r oom, and living room. Open plan kilchcn, bie, with outllide building (cottage) No.gents, Erf896, Bunting 8tr. exlension 10 Khomasdal , PriceR 140000 negotiable.Conlact Mn Kata Baskovic a t 229220.

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• Classifie d • IIOUM'S for Salt,

BARGAIN BARGAIN HO C HLANDPARK (N~w lDt) (8482) 3 Bedroolllll, I Bathroom, Gar age, Dining room, lounge and kitchen, RI 44500

SUNDRlDGE (64.23) 3 Bedrooms. 2 Bath­TOOIllII, Kit.c:hen, Lounge R149 000 (ne,)

KATUTURA (LtU;IU")' Hill) 6052 4 Bedrooms, 2 Bath­roolllll, double Garage, Diningroom. kitchen and lounge, R1 55 000

OKURYANGAVA 3Bedrooms, 2 Bath· 1"OO1llII, Lounge. Kitchen RI07000

Hun")' phone nowl H~l~na Nekonta tel

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KHOMASDAL EXTEN810N5 BEHIND PARKFOOD8 NEWI NEWI 3 Bedroolllll Lounge Dining Kitchen I V2 Bathrooms Qulllity carpeting Fenci ng RI02000

AlSONEWI 2 Bedrooms Lounge Kitc:hen 1 V2 Bathroolllll R90 657

KHOMASDAL EXTENSION 16 SWARTZROAD NEXT TO AUGIsnNEUM SCHOOL TO BE BUILT 3 Bedroolllll ,od 2 Bedrooms I lfl Bath rooolllll PRIC E S F ORM R715 000 PHONE DANNYTITIJS OFFIC E 2288315

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For mort! detail8 phone Heleoa

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KHOMASDAL Thinking of selliog your

house in KHOMASDAL1

Irthe aIUlwer ia YES CALL ME

I know someone int.e rest.ed in BUYING!!

YOur Agent: Estclle Calitz

Tel: 221080 (0)

OKURYANGAVA Plol.nd P"nJl Jusl R1t 000.00 , :) Bedrooms , Tiled balhroom • Lounge I dining room • Kilchtn

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OKURYAHGAVA s.cttonel titM town how_ , 2 Of 3 bedrooJl"$ • Tiled balhroom , l.,... • K~chen

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PHONE VS IMMEDIATELY AT

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DORADQ P ARK We invite all prospective buyen la contact us for a new house in this sought,. aner area. Interested par­tiel contact

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20hoo

Ext 15 Khoaaasdal Erven with a nioo view now available for your new h ome. Contact you r Agent. Ha nnea Groenewald at te l 211 474 till20hOO

TEL 36970

FAX 33980

9""'1 ~ p,."lzmtie.J. LUDWlG DORF:R321000 Lovely erf. Arcilitectur ally designed house to be built . Choolle your own colour echeme. KHOMASDAL: R165 000 Three-bedrooroed house, 2 haIhrooDlll,one.bedroomed flat, loc::k-up garage. HOCHLANJ) P ARK: R236 000 Lovely 3-bedroomcd mod­ern house.

To view, eootact Norman at 42192 or

Hita at 41663 or J udy at 43253 (All hoon)

-------Spccials

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Whole Chicken RS.99/each

(Grillers) Hake fl/htt R7.9S/kg cttlck.n

Coin Pack R29/ case

THE ALIENS ACT, 183'

NOTICE OF INTENTION OF

CHANGE OF SURNAME

l.Fillemon Shu umbwa Elifas ru idinl . t 49 8ach Sl reet Windhoek Wut.&nod employed .1 a oofJlOnll, intend applying 10 the Mini.lerofllome Aff.irs for authority under lection 9 of theAlienI AC1 , 1937.toauume the l umame Elif • • for the reasoost!lat il my I randfathe r'l name. I previously bon: lhe namU Shindondola. I allo intend to change lhe sumlUlle army minorch ildn:nSophia R Shindondola, Victoria NlUllene Shindondol l and Rhon . Kapa w. nwa Shindondol • . Any person who objedl loour assumption of the said J\lmame of Eliras lhould as soon IS may be IodiC hi. objection. in writing, with. st.atcment of his reaso ns Iherefore. with the M.gistrate of Windhoek.

THE ALIENS ACT , 183'

NonC E OF INTENTION OF

CHANGE OF SURNAME

IInUM's f.)r Sal. · -MINISTR Y OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY DIRE C TORAT E TRADE, LIQUOR O R· DlNANCE, 1969

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SLlPPIN' OUT ... BORIS Beeker may h ave had new shoes and a new outfit but it was the same old result on clay for the German at the Monte Carlo Open. Beeker, who is in the beginning of a new contract with an Italian clothing and shoe manufacturer,lost to Olympic champion Marc Rosset, 7·6 (7·3), 6·3 in his first match al the 1.65-miUion dollars tournament on Tuesday. Photo: Agence France-Presse.

BP Seven-A-Side tourney LOCAL companies afe reminded that today is the last day for en tr ies in the popular BP Oil Limited Seven.a·Side soccer tourna· ment for companies to be staged at the SKW Stadium from Rext Fr iday, April 30 to Sunday, May 1.

TIle tournament will be contested in two di­vision, an A Section for winners and the B Sec­tion for losers with an entrance fee of R60 per team.

The winners of the A Section will walk away with- R600 plus a fl oat-

ing trophy. with the runners-up receiving R400.

The winners of the B Section will eam R300 and a shield.

The runners-up in the losers section will re­ceive R 150 and oruy 50 teams will be accommo-

dated.in the tournament. The draw will be con­

ducted at the BP Head Office during lunch time tomorrow.

• Contact persons are Choub van Staden and Michael Townse both at telephone 36180. during office hours.

Nam golfers in contention WINDHOEK: South Afr ica and Zimbabwe are still tied in the lead after yesterday morning 's foursomes in the Zone 6 Golf Championships.

Their respecti ve four vi ctories put them on I1 poi nts each.

South Afri ca beat Swazi land 7 and 5. Kenya 6 and 4, Mozam­bique 8 and 6. and Mal awi 4 and 2, while Zimbabwe beat Swaziland 5 and 4. Botswana 7 and 6. Kenya 2 ano I, and Malawi 4 and 3.

The surprise team of the morning's play was Namibia, who won a11 four of their matches to go into second place with eight and a half points. They beat Kenya 3 and 2 •. Malawi 4 and 2, Botswana 5 and 4, and $waziJand 3 and 2.

Had Kenya not buck­led under me pressure in their match against Zimbabwe , they might well tulVC won the match: Zimbabwc 's Gary Th-

ompson holed a two­metre pUll on the 16th. while Jakob Okello missed a one-metre putt, to put Zimbabwe two up with two holes 10 play.

Zimbabwc were immediate ly in trouble on lhe 17th when Th­ompson's drive landed behind a tree and after Kenya landed on the green in two, Zim­babwe 's Muridzo put ItEm 00 tre green in foor, with a brilliant approach shot to one-metre from the hole. Kenya's Peler Gi thua could not sink his one-metre putt and Zimbabwe ha1ved the hole to win the malch two and one.

Kenya, who were lying third after the fin;t day's play, only managed to halve a match to drop down to joint fOOM onli veanda

The OOler leams in fooM place are Swazi)arn, who added one point, and BOlswana, who added one and a ha1fpoints.

Zambia are Iyingsev­enth with three and a half points. Malawi eighth with two and a half, and Mozambique are last with one point.

Yesterday afternoon's betterba11 competition could decide the oul­come of the champion­ships, as South Africa and Zimbabwe are cb-awn to play each other for only the second time in the tournament. Both teams have selected their best playen; fo r the match, with Lewi s Muridz.o and N ashu Kamungereru represent­ing Zimbabwe and Cmig Rivet! and David Slrat­ton in the South African team .

The oruy other head­to-head clash bcrween the favourites will be onc singles match on the final day of the loumame nt.

Waikato seized AN Orange Free State XV beat New Zealand pro­vincial champions. Waikato, 38-17 in the Kiwis' wann-up for Saturday 's TopSport Super 10 clash against Transvaal, at the Free State Stadium in BloemfoOlein on Tuesday.

Free State. who led 25-11 at ha1ft ime, won by three goals, a try and four pena1ties to Waikato's try and four pena1ties.

Dortmund in final BORUSSlA Dortmund reached the final of the UEFA Cup in a thrilling climax, seeing off FrencQ side Auxerre here on Tuesday after a penalty shoot-out.

The Gennans, leading 2-0 after the fU"St home leg, were under tremendous pressure but managed to hold out 30 minutes of extra time after the home side had levelled the tie.

GLASGOW : Central defender Alex McLeish, who won his 77th cap against Malla in February, will miss Scotland's World Cup qualifier against Por­tugal in Lisbon next We~esday.

He was injured in Aberdeen 's Scottish premier league victory on Tuesday.

Scotland manager Andy Roxburgh said on Wednesday: " Alex was carrying two injuries and, although he would have crawled to Portuga1 . 1 took the decision to withdraw him."

Hearts goalkeeper Nicky Walker has a1so with­drawn rrom the 31-man squad 10 be pruned to 200n Thursday. He has a ca1 f muscle injury.

India to face neighbour NEW DELlD: India wiU play three tests and three one-day intem ationa1s during their tour of Sri Lanka in J uly and August, Indian crit ket board secretary C handappa Nagaraj said yes­terd ay. 1beir.only previous visit to Sri Lanka in 1985 saw the hosl nation record their only test win over India. The Sri Lankans won the three-match series 1-0.

The fo llowing year India opted out of the Asia Cup limited overs toumament in Sri Lanka after expressing conce rn for the teams' security amid ethnic violence on lhe island.

Nagaraj said the lourit inerary would l:M! finalised shortly.

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Chiefs Board discuss crisis IWlSA Kaizer Chiefs Board of Directors and senior officials of the club held an emergency meeting late yesterday afternoon in Johannesburg to discuss and review the performance of the team after losing their last two NSL Castle League matches.

The Managing DirectorofKaizerChiefs. Kaizer Motaung, said the meeting was actually their nor­mal monthly meeting but the latest poor perfonn­anee of the team , after the aquisition of new players , makes it crucial.

Asked to comment on specific issues, MotauDg said he would 001 like 10 pre-empt the outcome of the meeting but the future of the coach would be discussed.

A statement will be issued after the meeting.

'Ibm on drugs VALLADOLID 's Brazilian striker Tom, whose full Dame is Anlonio Jose Gomes de Matos. tested positive in a drug scan OD March 27. it was ~_ vealed in Madrid on Tuesday.

Traces of the drug Naodrolone, an anabolic steroid, were found in the 27-year-old's test sample. Toni, who moved from Valencia this year, has two days in which to demand further tests.

Boris slips out GERMAN Boris Becker crashed out of the Monte­Carlo Tournament here on Tuesday, losing in the second round of the claycoun event 10 Switzer­land 's Marc Rosset 7-6, 6-3, 6-3.

But Sweden's Stefan Edberg, after a shaky start, looked more at home on the surface as he foug ht back to knock out Frenchman Henri Leconte 3-6, 7-5 , 6-1 also on Tuesday.

Plattoptimistic DA YID Plan, the Juventus midfield star, is opti­mistic his side will reach the UEFA Cup final , despite tonight 's semi-final second leg away to Paris Saint Germain.

The French side trail 2-1 despite dominating much of the first leg match in Turin. Meanwhile, Dutch star Marco van Basten, is back in training following his ankle operation on December 21 .

Ban overturned ZA MBIA 's Sports Council on Tuesday overturned a ban on world 400 metre hurdles champion Samuel Matele for allegedly receiving illegal payments overseas.

The ban had been ordered by Zambian Amateur Alhletic Association Secretary-General Godfrey Mwanza.

The Spons Council called it "a unilateral deci­-sion that will not stand "

Cocaine charge SOME of the most influential figures in local soccer, including South African national team tour manager Coloured Passmore. appeared in the Johannesburg Magistrate Court on Tuesday in connection with a charge of dealing in 50 grams of cocaine.

The suspects were arrested on Friday and re­leased on R5 000 bail and the case was postponed to May 4. • .

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WELCOME DOOST ... Canyon National First Division outfit African Bliuards received a wel­come boost when Moniea GoUiath - manager of Fountain Bottles Store, handed oYer four soccer baU~ for training purposes to Yi.ceocaPtain Tuhafeni HanguJa Oeft) yesterday. HanguJa thanked GoUtath for the generous donatton and also appealed to other business outlets to follow the good example of Fountain Bottle Store.

Canyon League returns to action Exciting ten-match fixture ...

CONRAD ANGULA one of the most exciting matches of the weekend.

Arrows cIash with East­ern Jumpers at 16hOO.

ALTOGETHER 10 matches at three differ­ent venu'es are scheduled in the third round of the Canyon National First Division and Windhoek fans are set to see four thrilling matches at the Katutura Stadium on Satur­day and Sunday.

Both teams are play­ing excellent football at the moment and with Firestone 's hopes of qualifying for the Wind­hoek Lager NFA Cup shattered by Real Fight­ers during the Easier Tournament, they have set their sights on the league championships.

Arrows will lock horD> with Challengers on Sunday morning at IlhOO with Luderilz­based Atlanta Dues, who must play all their home matches at Keetman­sboop as a pre-condition of their presence in the Canyon League, taking on the exciting Jumpers in the last match at 13hOO.

As. no league games are scheduled in the prestigicus NFA Premier League and the highly­anticipated Windhoek Lager Easter Tourna­ment soccer final be­tween Black Africa and Namsea Orlando Pira(eS has been switched to Sunday, Katutura fans can gear up for a Satur­day afternoon full of exciting footba1l.

Police outfit, Auto Centre Nampol host Keelmanshoop giants Real Fighters in the opening match of a double-header with an interesting tie between African Blizzards and Doleriet Try Again also on the cards at 16hOO.

Nampol are generally tipped as ore of Ire learnS to clinch the natiooal first division this season. Looking back at their earlier matches, they ctnain1y possess enough ammunition to beal their Keennanshoop oppo­nents at 14hOO.

The Blizzards-Try Again outing also looks set to be a real hum­dinger, especially a fter

the Keetmanshoop out­fit ~ore to.seeJc revenge on the Blizzards who ousted them from the Windhoek Lager tour­nament. The two Wind­hoek teams will swop opponents on Sunday morning at the same ­venue. Katutura gianls MB Truc k Spares Firestone will visit Gobabis c hampions Desert Rollers in their second away tie on Sat­urday in what could be

!be respected Rollers will entertain Rehoboth qualifiers Crusaders at 14hOO on Sunday.

• Because of the Pre­mier League AGM at KaribibonSaturoay, no other Premier League matches, except the TO.. Chief Santos v. Primc Press Liverpool tie which was postponed last weekend, will be played this weekend.

The rest of the week­end's fixtures take place at the Tseiblaagte Sta­dium in Keetmanshoop where Atlanta Bua; play hosts to KatulUra outfit Punchline OlalJengers at 14hOO before Black

FIFA fines Egypt and Thrkey WORLD soccer's governing body FIFA on Tuesday handed out sta­dium bans and hefty fines to Turkey and Egypt for fan misconduct during recent World OJp qualifying matches.

FIFA's Disciplinary Committee barmed all international matches in Turkey's lzmir Stadium for the next six months. It also imposed a six­month suspension on Cairo Stadium and extet1ded this to include inter­club matches.

It ordered the Turkish and Egyp­tian soccer federations to each pay 15000 dollars for violating FIFA's safety regulations.

Objects were thrown at players, o fficials and othe.r fans during Tur-

key's March 31 match against Eng­land, causing several injuries.

Egypt was also found guilty of ignoring safety precautions at its February 28 African group qualifier against Zimbabwe. Egyptians fans threw objects on the pitch, injuring two members of the visiting delega­tion and forcing the referee to inter­rupt play. In further sanctions, FIFA fined the Zambian Soccer Federation 15000 dollars for poor organisation during a February 28 qualifier against Madagascar. One persoo died out­side the stadium as a result of crowd problems. FIFA threatened Lusaka with a stadium ban if there was a repeat occurances.

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NAMlBlAN junior national sOtter team coac h Rusten 'Sukhile' Mogane, yesterday announced a strong under-20 team which will rep ­resent our countr y at the forthcoming COSAFA Youth Championships in Swaziland from May 3·8.

I! will be the sec­ond time that the Na­mibian juniors will take part in a similar competition after their excelleD! display in their debut appearance in Lesotho in 1990.

The new team is mainly made up of players who repre­sented Namibia in the World Yo~th Cup in Finland. 1be team took the world soccer scene by swprise by reaChing the semifi­nal las t season.

An interesting new­comet to the squad is TCL Chief Santos dribbling midfielder Mohammed Ouseb, obviously one of the mos t promising youngsters at tbe moment .

Other countries 10 take part in the tour­namenl are : Namibia, Botswana, Lesotho. Zimbabwe. South Af­rica, Malawi, Mozam­bique, Zambia and the hosls Swaziland

Zimbabwe are con­sidered favourites for top honours. looking back at their superb performance during the past three seasons.

Erastus Moncho. who features for Can­yon National FirstDi­vision outfit Firestone, is the other exciting youngster who cer­tainly deserves a place in the junior national team.

TIle squad: Rex English, Eben

Gariseb. Sylvestcr Go­raseb, Ricardo Man­neUi , Nino Prinzon­sky, Harold Akwenye, Johaones Orunann, Phillip Gariseb. Ana­nias Swartbooi. Gero Duvel. Kun ' Duvel, Alrich Hans, Sebas­tian Tjilale, Efrainl Shozi, G ive Cloclc. Karasa Mupupa, Ber­nadus Otto, Alan de Koe. Mohammed Ouseb and Erastus Moncho.

• Mogane an­nounced that players must be born on or afterJanuary 1, 1973.

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