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SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6740 TUESDAY 3 APRIL 2018 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net
Fire destroys Metro Cash & Carry
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Grand entrance taking shape The Swakopmund branch of Metro Cash & Carry was destroyed by a fire early on Monday. An adacent business, Klimas Glass, was also affected when a garage on the premises caught fire. The fire broke out between 03:00 and 04:00. The Swakopmund Fire Brigade fought for three hours to bring the fire under control. Swakopmund's fire chief Adri Goosen said yesterday an investigation into the cause of the fire will start today. Late yesterday the fire brigade was still at the scene to extinguish “hot spots� where the smouldering ruins
again flared up to flames. It was clear yesterday that the remains of the building where Metro has been conducting business for many years has to be demolished, as the damage is simply too big. The fire yesterday morning brought back
the memories of a similar fire last year which gutted the Dolphin Pharmacy in Swakopmund's central business district. It also reminds citizens of the old saying; fire is a patient servant, but a fearful master and that every caution should be taken to reduce fire risk.
Build Together takes tough stance on poor performers Beneficiaries of the Build Together Scheme at Swakopmund who are dragging feet in completing construction of their low-cost houses, are given twelve months to being complete construction. Those who do not comply risk their incomplete houses repossessed by the Swakopmund local authority and redistributed to the next batch of people qualifying for the Build Together Scheme. This decision was made public by the Swakopmund Town Council on Wednesday. The Department of Community Development Services will be meeting with current beneficiaries on the issue in the foreseeable future.
People who risk losing their houses if they fail this twelve months deadline are those who are employed. The argument is there is a n u rg e n t n e e d f o r affordable housing and when a person is employed he can do more
to complete his/her house. Unemployed people whose homes are also incomplete fall under the same risk group, but alternative ways will be found to accommodate these people to complete their houses, it was said.
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Potters House church shows Swakopmunders the true meaning of Easter Sharlien Tjambari The Potters House Church in Swakopmund celebrated it's ninth year of existence this year. They celebrated the occasion with a street procession on Saturday. According to Pastor Harold Booysen of Potters House, the procession was held to remind people of the true meaning of Easter. The church noticed that people do not know the true meaning of Easter
anymore: the time that Jesus was crucified and hung to the cross. Booysen explained nowadays people think Easter is only about giving Easter eggs, which is not the case. The procession started at 10:00 from Shoprite
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The utter destruction of the Metro Cash & Carry branch in a fire yesterday morning early. See full report on front page.
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Stricken Japanese fishing vessel moved by 100 metres as tug tries to pull it to the deep At the time of going to press yesterday afternoon the salvage tug SA Amandla was preparing for a third attempt to pull the stricken Japanese tuna long liner, Fukuseki Maru, off the rocks where it ran aground on 21 March near Cape Cross. In the first attempt over the weekend SA Amandla managed to pull the stricken vessel astern [backwards] for an estimated one hundred metres. A second attempt failed. A towline is attached to the Fukuseki Maru's stern and she is pulled astern (backwards). The work window to pull the vessel off the rocks is limited to the high tide which is currently around 03:00 and again late afternoon (18:00). “We maintain tension on the towline during low tide to ensure Fukuseki Maru remains in every new position as she is pulled off the rocks. We work slowly and plan every next move carefully. We are also looking at every possible option to
reduce the vessel's weight”, explained a source close to the salvage. Mr. Paul van der Merwe of Walvis Bay Diving & Launch confirmed yesterday attempts to reduce the vessel's weight. He cautioned however, that it is too early to speculate on whether the vessel would be successfully re-floated. He said there were various factors at play and it is too early to make a prediction as to whether the vessel would be successfully refloated. “We do our best and we want to see this vessel refloated, and at the moment we are working very hard for a positive outcome”, said van der Merwe.
The salvage tug SA Amandla (formerly John Ross)
The stricken Fukuseki Maru.
A helicopter is used to evacuate all crew and to land salvage equipment and salvage personnel onboard the vessel.
2 million hours worked without any loss time injuries
Workers on the port terminal on reclaimed land project in the port of Walvis Bay celebrated two million man hours worked without loss time injuries last week. This is an impeccable achievement for work safety and serves as an example to all other industries. Namibian and Chinese workers were proud of this achievement, as eventually was it not for these workers committed to total safety, this could not have been achieved.
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Court Walvis Bay Court Report 27 March 2018 Englebreth Nkuvi (25) possession of suspected stolen property (January 2018) Matter is postponed to 28 March 2018. Keith Klaasen (23) Found guilty on housebreaking with intent to steal and theft (March 2018) He was sentenced to 30 Months imprisonment. Festus Asino (28) Bibery (October 2013) Matter is postponed to 29 March 2018. Joseph Nakambunda (30) Bribery (October 2013) Matter is postponed to 29 March 2018. Leevi Ayishe Iwanawa (17) Rape (March2017) Matter is postponed to 26 June 2018. Japhet Hiskia (30) Robbery (July 2017) Bail cancelled and ordered to be refunded to the depositor. Case withdrawn. Thelera Mudi (25) Robbery (July 2017) Bail cancelled and ordered to be refunded to the depositor. Case withdrawn. Renschia Tsowases (25) Drug possession (August 2017) Bail extended to 13 June 2018. Jacobs Kudumo (34) Attempted murder (assault) read with the provisions of the 4/2003 Domestic Violence Act (December 2017) Bail extended to 27 March 2018. Tuhafeni Sheyavali At large. (February 2018) Warrant of arrest issued. Lukas Haitula (45) Failure to comply with
instruction or direction of an authorized officer. (February 2018) Found guilty and was fined of N$ 2 000 or 6 months imprisonment. Sageus Erich (29) Attempted murder, assault (February 2018) Bail order date 27 March 2018. Justina Nambili (25) Theft (March 2018) Matter is postponed to 28 March 2018. Barend Saul van Wyk (40) Failure to pay maintenance (February 2018) N$ 4 000.00 bail. Matter is postponed to 17 May 2018. Immanuel Guirrab (23) Failure to pay maintenance (January 2018) Bail of N$ 2 400 granted. Case postponed until 13 April 2018. Joel Nangolo (29) Housebreaking (July 2018) Matter is postponed until 10 April 2018. Theuns Duvenhage (48) Drunk driving. (November 2015) Matter is postponed to 21 August 2018. Liam Daniel (24) Assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm (December 2017) Bail of N$ 4 000 is extended to 16 May 2018. Stoffel Modise (27) Attempted murder (December 2017) Matter is postponed to 15 May 2018. Joey Jon (42) Robbery (December 2017) Matter is postponed to 10 April 2018. Joe Marlin Losper (26) Assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm (February 2018) Bail extended to 2 October 2018. Nadia Ouses (22) Assault by threat (February 2018) Case withdrawn.
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Nama people a no show at annual reparation walk and genocide tributes Sharlien Tjambari The organisers of the annual Ovaherero, Ovambanderu and Nama reparation walk are left disappointed over the poor turnout of people to the event over the Easter weekend at Swakopmund. According to a member of the organising committee no Nama respresentatives were present and equally a very poor turnout of Ovaherero, Ovambanderu were recorded. The event was centered around the Swakopmund memorial park. This event, every year pays tribute to those who lost their lives in the concentration camp at Swakopmund during the 1904/1905 Herero Revolt and the subsequent genocide of the Ovaherero, Ovambanderu and Nama in the three years after the revolt. A reparation walk is also scheduled for the event each year to create public awareness of the genocide. “The event didn't go well this year. The people didn't show up in big numbers as expected. The Nama community didn't show up at all. This is a bad sign�, one of the committee members said on condition of anonymity. He thanked those people who attended the event.
This year's event marked the 114th year since the infamous extermination order by Von Trotha in 1904. During the 1904-1907 period genocide as many as 100 000 Ovaherero and 10 000 Nama people lost their lives at the hands of German troops, starvation and many were enslaved on farms where they were mistreated and worked to death, it is believed. A systematic poisoning of water wells by German troops saw many people losing their lives. One of the highlights of the event over the weekend was the paramount chief of the Ovaherero Chief Vekuii Rukoro who paid tribute to those who lost their lives.
The March passes the St Boniface Church and the Main Street
Residents are hereby advised that the council meeting for March was postponed and will take place on Tuesday, 3 April 2018 at the Kuisebmond Chamber at 18:00. Council Meetings usually take place every last Tuesday of the month, unless announced otherwise
The paramount Chief of the Ovaherero, Vekuii Rukoro closest to the monument stone
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Grand entrance to new container terminal taking shape in port
The grand entrance to the container terminal in the port of Walvis Bay is currently under construction and is certain to become a unique architectural structure in the harbour town. The container terminal is under construction on some 40 hectares of reclaimed land in the port of Walvis Bay and will be commissioned towards the end of 2018. (Photo by Koos Liebenberg).
Tue 03 April High Tide 05:09 Low Tide: 11:07 High Tide: 17:28 Low Tide: 23:15 Wed 04 April High Tide: 05:41 Low Tide: 11:37 High Tide: 18:01 Low Tide: 23:46
Thu 05 April High Tide: 06:13 Low Tide: 12:09 High Tide: 18:37 Fri 06 April Low Tide:00:21 High Tide: 06:49 Low Tide: 12:46 High Tide: 19:19
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Please explain this to the Namibian public
Don’t adjust your watch on Sunday! With Sunday, 1 April approaching, Namibians are reminded to not adjust their watches to winter time, as this is no more in existence. Between 1994 and 2017 Namibia changed between summer time and winter time on every first Sunday of April. This is now something of the past. Sunday is also April Fool's Day and someone might just convince you Namibia still has winter time. Remember the joke will be upon you. Olle Eriksson Namibia would actually belong to time zone GMT+1 (like Angola and Central Europe). Then the sun would go up one hour earlier, and the kids would be safe. However, business wants to have the same time as South Africa. The GMT+2 longitude is close to Pretoria. Money rules. Robin Tyson MTC was the only one who didn't get the message seemingly Piet A. Kasper April fool day ..dit kan jy
weer sé...jy praat van iemand MTC was somaar vooraan die wa met di jokes . ouboetá Jacques Du Plessis Permasnent secretary???? Dulana Van der Merwe Multichoice too Misha van der Ph Mtc already did it for us. Alex Muukua Oh!!!thanks a lot!! Ada Fick Biewenga MTCCCCCCC Leandra Lalla Visagie Leandra Swanepoel Pierre Fourie Estelle Maree
Reader urges Namport to explain - Wood debate is on and public wants to know Dear Sir,
The central and northern coastline of Namibia received downpours early on Monday morning. Areas between Henties Bay and Swakopmund received heavy downpour. Also in Kramersdorf in Swakopmund itself where it is believed heavy rains occurred. Walvis Bay also received rain. A reader who says he was inspired on Monday morning by the cloud formations send us this picture taken from the Yacht Club.
it is several weeks now that wood is offloaded at the Botswana Dry Port in 5th Street in Walvis Bay by Zambian registered trucks. The wood is then re-loaded in containers, if I draw the correct inference. For me as a member of the public it would be very interesting to know where the wood is coming from, what type of wood it is, and where it is going to? Certainly the Botswana Dry Port must in some way connect with the port of Walvis Bay. Albeit, maybe for Namport to explain to the public what is going on. The wood debate in public is on, and information is power. I don’t want to jump to conclusions as to the origin of the wood and whether what we see is legal or illegal, but I would really appreciate it if Namport can explain to the public what is going on. Thank you for the space in your esteemed newspaper.
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Walvis Bay municipality says waste disposal site ready to dispose of asbestos roofing from Arandis Sharlien Tjambari The water, waste and environmental health department of the Municipality of Walvis Bay confirmed recently it would be responsible for the disposal of all asbestos roof sheets, which the Arandis Town Council will be removing from close to 2 000 houses in Arandis. The number of sheets that would be removed amounts to several tens of thousands of sheets. Asbestos roofing poses a health hazard, hence the project to remove all asbestos roofing on Arandis houses over the course of the next three years. A major stakeholder in the project is Rio Tinto Rรถssing Uranium which after a comprehensive study identified the presence of asbestos as a risk factor when it comes to the eventual closure of the mine. Caty Sheya from the Public Relations Department of the Municipality of Walvis Bay confirmed the local authority's inspector of hazardous waste is
aware of the Arandis Roofing Project. The project team at Arandis were also made aware of the health concerns, but also proper procedures needed for removing the asbestos roof sheets. The asbestos roofing will be replaced with zinc-aluminium sheets, Shey further explained. "A contractor is preparing a proposal for the disposal of the asbestos roofs to Council. The Contractor's proposal will include all disposal aspects from start to finish and will then be brought to our hazardous waste facility where enough space for such disposal is available", said
Sheya. All the asbestos sheets will be placed in a bunker at the waste site and encapsulated in concrete. The Walvis Bay waste landfill is a regional waste landfill and monthly receives several categories of waste from other towns in the region, including medical waste which is also disposed of by inciner a t i o n . S t a ff a r e trained at the handling of the different categories of waste. In the case of the asbestos, proper procedures are in place to safely dispose of the materials. When contacted by namib times, the Su-
perintendent: Corporate Communications for Rรถssing, Alwyn Lubbe, indicated the Mine is yet to make a public statement on the matter.
The dangers of asbestos cannot be underestimated Asbestos is a type of silicate mineral that was commonly used in house construction all throughout the 20th century. It became popular during the start of the 20th century and was used in many different types of building projects until 1998. Before the 1970's, there was very little research about asbestos, and it wasn't until the end of the century that people realised the harmful effects of asbestos. When conclusive research studies were revealed, it was found that asbestos was quite toxic to human health and could lead to a plethora of health issues.
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Vacancies & Notices NOTICE CONSENT USES IN TERMS OF TOWN PLANNING SCHEME REGULATIONS Notice is hereby given in terms of Clause 6 of the Swakopmund Town Planning Scheme Regulations that the Municipal Council considers the following consent use, erection of buildings and use of land, details of which are obtainable from the General Manager: Engineering Services.
WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME
Erf 5891, Swakopmund (Ext 23): Special permission to build town houses on the ground floor. Any person having any objections to the proposed activity may lodge such objections, duly motivated in writing, with the Acting Chief Executive Officer until 17 April 2018. (Contact Person: Mr J T Heita (Manager: Town Planning) Tel: +264 (64) 4104403. LIQUOR ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A COMMITTEE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998
LIQUOR ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A COMMITTEE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998
(Regulations 14, 26 & 33)
Notice is given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the Regional Liquor Licencing Committee,Region. Erongo 1. Name and postal address of applicant: Mastot Investments cc P.O.Box 7742, Walvis Bay 2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Abantu Restaurant 3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: Corner 10th and 6th Road Walvis Bay 4. Nature and details of application: Restaurant Application for a New Liquor Licence for dining customs only. 5. Clerk of the court with whom application will be lodged: Clerk of the Magistrate Court, District Walvis Bay 6. Date on which application will be lodged: 18 April 2018 7. Date of meeting of Committee at which application will be heard: 13 June 2018. Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 of the Act in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Secretary of the Committee to reach the Secretary not less than 21 days before the date of the meeting of the Committee at which the application will be heard.
(Regulations 14, 26 & 33) Notice is given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the Regional Liquor Licencing Committee,Region. Erongo 1. Name and postal address of applicant: Paulus Nghilalulwa P.o.Box 900 Walvis Bay 2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Pafri Bar No.2 3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: Erf No. 2646 Maigas Street Kuisebmond Walvis Bay 4. Nature and details of application: Application for changing the name of new Page Bar to Pafri Bar No.2 5. Clerk of the court with whom application will be lodged: Walvis Bay Magistrate Office 6. Date on which application will be lodged: 03 April 2018 Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 of the Act in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Secretary of the Committee to reach the Secretary not less than 21 days before the date of the meeting of the Committee at which the application will be heard.
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C O N S E N T: H o m e B a s e d O ff i c e ( A d m i n i s t r a t i v e ) Tracings,Collections and Repo’s ON ERF: 1408 TOWNSHIP: Walvis Bay STREET: 37 Moses Garoeb Street In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish a Home Based Office on the site. Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 106 D, Civic Centre. Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and undersigned, in writing, not later than24 April 2018. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Johannes Liebenberg, P.O.Box 4420 Walvis Bay
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Sports Erongo netball team lost in final
WALVIS BAY * Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Book Exchange at the Mission to Seafarers. All Welcome. * Every Tuesday: Blood clinic (NAMBTS) at Welwitschia Hospital next to indoor pool. * Every Sunday Lunch - Potjiekos at MOTH CENTRE. * Everyday Pub lunches available. * 3 April: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Anglikaanser Kerk. * 3 – 7 April: 5th BUCO Desert Sport Festival at Walvis Bay Private High school – 7 South African schools, 5 Namibian schools and a Zimbabwean school will be participating in rugby, netbal and hockey. * 7 April: The Dolphin Schools Canoe Combat. *11 April: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole 19h00. **************
SWAKOPMUND * Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous helpline 081 243 2649. * Bridge: The Swakopmund Bridge club meets every Monday evening at 19:00 at Lions Old Age Home. Contact: Ed Barbour 064-405 604. “The Swakopmund Rotary Club: Meets every Tuesday evening from 17:45 in the conference room of the Hotel Deutsches Haus. Contact 081 645 0888. * “The Swakopmund Lions Club: meets every 3rd Thursday of the month from 17:30 in the Lions/Den c/o Rhode Allee and Lüdritz Street. Contact: 081 205 6162/081 335 8899. * Swakopmund Toastmasters: Meet every first and third Monday of the month at the Europa Hof Hotel, Bismarck Str 39, Swakopmund, Namibia from 19:00 - 20:30. * 31 March – 5 May: Woermannhaus-Gallery:
Group Exhibition – Flower Power. * 31 March – 5 May: Fine Art Gallery: The Unseen … by Pedro Vorster. * 31 March – 5 May: Die Muschel: Images of the Mind by Hennie van Niekerk. * 28 April: Flea market at Haus der Jugend on behalf of Caring People with Disabilities. * 25 May: Cake Sale to be held in front of Standard Bank from 08:00, organised by The Organisation for Caring for People with Disabilities. For more information please contact Almut 081 299 1902 or Carol-Ann 081 209 8169. * 28 Aug: Cake Sale to be held in front of Standard Bank from 08:00, organised by The Organisation for Caring for People with Disabilities. For more information please contact Almut 081 299 1902 or Carol-Ann 081 209 8169. * 23 & 24 Nov: Advent Market at the LIONS Old Age Home. Friday from 15:00 and Saturday from 08:00, organised by the Organisation for Caring for People with Disabilities. To book your stall / for more information please contact Almut 081 299 1902 or Carol-Ann 081 209 8169. ***************
ART EXHIBITIONS * Every Saturday: Open Air Arts Exhibition at the Mole next to tennis courts in Swakopmund. Oil paintings - weather permitting. * Permanent Collection: Woermann Haus Gallery in Bismarck Street. Fine collection of the Swakopmund Arts Association’s “South West Masters’’ and contemporary Namibian art works. Open Mondays to Saturdays 10:00 - 12:00 and 15:00 - 17:00.
THE Erongo netball team lost the inaugural The Namibian Newspaper Cup netball champions after losing 33-39 against the Okavango east team in a nail biting final at the Katima Mulilo Sports Complex yesterday. Erongo took the lead in the first quarter the Okavango team however recovered quickly to take the first quarter 19-15. Erongo took control of the match in the third quarter but the Kavango team increase their lead in the final quarter as they won the match. The coach of the Erongo team Kanku Bobsey Musambani said that they underestimate their opponents and that is the reason his team lost. He will now work with the girls to prepare them for the National Youth games in May that will be in Windhoek.
Namibia won Under 20 Trophy The under 20 Namibia's National rugby team won the 2018 Barthés U-20 South Trophy after they beat Kenya 37-18 in the final at the Hage Geingob Stadium in Windhoek on Saturday. Chad Plato scored one of his team's six tries as the Namibian boys outscored the Kenyans who could only scored two tries of which one was converted with two penalties. The rest of Namibia's tries was scored by Pieter Diergaardt (two), Gershwin Mouton (two) and Oderick Mouton (one). The Namibian bench made a big difference as everyone who came on brought a new dimension to the game. Last year Namibia beat the Kenyans 66-24 in the final. The Namibian coach Roger Thompson said that the game was tough and mentioned the Kenyans improve every year. Roger further mentioned that he lost 15 players and that this tear the team is young and that not the same team that went were at the under 20 World Cup Trophy in Uruguay. He added that Namibia is setting the standard in Africa at both senior and junior level. Tunisia won the 2018 Barthes under 20 North Trophy, will face Namibian in April to determent which country will represent Africa at the 2018 Junior World Rugby Trophy.
De Duine lost practice games
De Duine High Schools rugby team lost 29-19 against Curro Heuwelkruin College boys team from Limpopo Province in South Africa. The game was played on Saturday at the Narraville rugby stadium.
Yesterday De Duine played against Kyle College from Zimbabwe with the final score 36-14 in favour of the Zimbabweans. The game was a practice game for the Boys from Zimbabwe that in at the coast on invitation from Walvis Bay Private High School. The college boys will play in the BUCO Sport Fest that started today.
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Team Selection for Tani B’s Atleall Nations tiek Span Tani B's atletiek span gaan in Windhoek aan die NSSU Nationale kampioenskap deel neem, om in aanmerking te kom vir die Nationale skole atletiek span, wat aan die Cossasa Atletiek kampioenskap in Botswana gehou gaan word. Die span bestaan uit onder 13 en onder 17 atlete; Ian Steyn Keanu Gonteb Jurenzo Julies Mbitjita Tjongarero
Anika Kouwenhoven Shakira ShanjenBianca Manuel gange Marchandry Hen- Raymond Hummel dricks
Le Roux Everson (NASP Namibia Development Team) grade 11, Tia Harases grade 4, Liam Brand grade 3 and Dominique Bekker (NASP Namibia National Team) grade 12
Walvis Bay Archery School Program (WASP) situated in Jan Wilken Stadium will host the team selection for the All Nations NASP Archery Competition on Saturday 7 April 2018. Young Archers from all schools in the country will compete in the competition for a place in the team. Sixteen Archers will be selected to represent the country at the NASP All Nations Championships from 811 July 2018 in Canada. The WASP club would like to invite all parents and supporters to bring a piece of old clothing and /or canned food, as entry fee for the competition on Saturday 7 April 2018. This will be in aid of the needy at the Immanuel Ruiters School and the Janet
Martin Charity Foundation, as WASP supports these two institutions this year. The competition will start at 8 o'clock with the prize giving ceremony after the competition. The announcement of the team for Canada will be made on Monday. The top 32 young archers from 10 different schools in the country who were selected at the 24 February 2018 in Stampriet, will compete in the NASP African All Stars championships, which will be from 25-30 April 2018 in South Africa.
Raymond Hummel
The best at Private School Athletes Private schools across the country travelled to Swakopmund to participate in the Namibian Private Schools Organisation (NAPSO) annual athletics hosted by Private School Moria from Outjo. The schools that participated in the event were; Pro-Ed Academy Walvis Bay Private High School Walvis Bay Primary School Private School Swakopmund The Dolphin Schools Tsumeb Gymnasium Windhoek Afrikaanse Private School (WAP) Edugate Academy Privatschule Otjiwarongo Private School Elnatan Keetmanshoop Private School El Shaddai Private School Berg-op Academy Gobabis Gymnasium Grootfontein Agri College Welwitschia Private School Rosh Pinah Academy Raymond Hummel from Walvis Bay Private High and Carien Oosthuizen from Edugate Academy were the best track athletes. Chrislene Klein-Nienaber from Pro-Ed Academy and Raymond Hummel from Walvis Bay Private High School gave the best individual performances. Jorinda Fourie and JJ Grebe, both from Pro-Ed Academy, were crowned junior victrix and victor ludorum. Tuane Silver from Tsumeb Gymnasium was
senior victrix ludorum and Raymond Hummel from Walvis Bay Private High School was senior victor ludorum. The best girl and boy field athletes were Karlien Botha from Grootfontein Agri College and Ryan Williams from Gobabis Gymnasium. Best athlete at the day: Under 7 (boy and girl): Rijk Duvenhage (WAP) and Anè Oosthuizen (Tsumeb Gymnasium) Under 8: Janco Duvenhage (Pro-Ed Academy) and Lisa Le Roux (WAP) Under 9: Drikus Maartens (Edugate Academy) and Carli Janse van Rensburg (WAP) Under 10: Guanito Noble (Walvis Bay Private High) and Hayley Kidd (Pro-Ed Academy) Under 11: Jurian Dreyer (Moria Private School) and Jana Duvenhage (Pro-Ed Academy) Under 12: Jurie Scholtz (Elnatan Private School) and Anine Le Roux (WAP) Under 13: JJ Grebe (Pro-Ed Academy) and Jorinda Fourie (Pro-Ed Academy) Under 15: Ryk Erasmus (Edugate Academy) and Tuane Silver (Tsumeb Gymnasium) Under 17: Raymond Hummel (Walvis Bay Private High) and Karlien Botha (Grootfontein Agri College) Under 19: Jako Oosthuizen (Edugate Academy) and Perpetua Simataa (The Dolphin Schools)
Chrislene Klein-Nienaber from Pro-Ed Academy best individual performances
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Rosh Pinah Shootout NHRSA hosted their second leg of the regional competition. We were lucky to have Jan Prinsen from the Netherlands who also participated. Early on Friday, 23 March 2018, with the shooters well rested after a long drive, started the day with the .223 class. Saturday, 24 March 2018, the competition continued in the open class where any competitor with any calibre rifle could join in the fun. NHRSA would like to thank their hosts Karel and Nico Smith, the sponsors, Cymot, Kaap Agri, Orange River Cellars, Trans Gariep Sport Skiet & Jag Klub, Baleia Do Mar, Smith Technical Services and SmithTech. The biggest thank you goes to our competitors, Rosh Pinah isn't just around the corner and we appreciate everyone's effort to drive all the way to take part. Results were as follow: Gold Class: 1. Gert Petrus Martins 2. Francois Marais Jnr 3. Johan Gerhard Loubser Silver Class: 1. Ferdinand Schnaitmann 2. Melanie Grobler 3. Gawie van Zyl
Bronze Class: 1. Lauren Nesenberend 2. Johan Loubser Snr 3. Bets-Marié Coetzee Ladies: 1. Lauren Nesenberend 2. Melanie Grobler 3. Bets-Marié Coetzee Seniors: 1. Francois Marais Snr 2. Johan Loubser Snr 3. Johannes van der Wath Veterans: 1. Johan Kannemeyer 2. Jan Prinsen An open shoot competition will be held at Heja Loge with the first qualification for the top 10 and top 30 women on Friday 20 April 2018, with the second qualification on Saturday 21 April 2018. The public is welcome to be part of the Saturday shoot. The price giving will be held at Heja Lodge the Saturday evening and on Sunday 22 April 2018 every person with a .233 rifle is welcome to be at the shootout.
FNB Kwata Cricket at the Coast The Kwata Cricket development festival was hosted recently at the Walvis Bay cricket oval. More than one hundred and eighty nine young cricket players from the age of 7 to 10 participated in the event. All the participants were learners from primary schools in Narraville, Kuisebmond and Walvis Bay. The Coastal cricket development officer and coach, Justice Hangula said that the event was a huge success and that he would like to host the event every trimester. With the help of 18 junior coaches, that included junior sport officer Suzen Ndinoshinge, Quinton Haoseb the coastal girl's cricket coach and Jona Abuga from Cricket Namibia. The festival is to promote and develop cricket at a young age and most of all for children to have fun and to give boys and girls the opportunity to learn the basic skills of cricket, like bowling, batting and fielding. Hangula thanked all the schools who participated in the event. He also thanked Walvis Bay Municipality for the field and First National Bank and Cricket Namibia for their help in this prestigious event. This is an event that is being held country wide with development officers from Cricket Namibia, who work with schools to develop the sport among young boys and girls.
Sea Warriors conquer the day Some of the participants and coaches
The Dolphin Schools recently held its annual Athletics Meet at Walvis Bay Primary School. The gathering was attended and enjoyed by the local community, parents,teachers,the learners and athletes. The Dolphin Schools strive to give its students the opportunity to excel at everything they do, and by doing so, they provide platforms for youngsters where their talents can be displayed and recognised.What is an athletics day without good food? For that, sufficient provision was made.
Toasties, pancakes, braaivleis, hot dogs, cakes, cupcakes, ice-cream, sweets and cool drinks are only a few of the items which were available for enjoyment.The two teams, the Sea Warriors and the Ocean Chiefs, encouraged and cheered their respective athletes from the top of their lungs. This
motivated the athletes to perform exceptionally well, both on track and field. Both teams' athletes and their respective supporters competed for the Spirit Trophy as well as the Winning Team Trophy.Here are some of the results:Victrix ludorum for the different age groups were Zita Petersen (under 9), Jusmilla Moses (under 12), Jasmyne Naholo (under 15) and Perpetua Simataa (under 19). Victor ludorum for the age groups were Wyclef Kakonya (under 9), Giftin Kapingana (under 1 2 ) , Ta n g i S h i l o g o (under 15) and Sean Kouwenhoven (under 19).The team with the best spirit and most points were the mighty Sea Warriors.
MUNICIPALITY OF HENTIES BAY INTENTION TO ALIENATE ERF 1641 OMDEL EXTENSION 5, MEASURES IN EXTEND 1328m2 AND ZONED “LOCAL BUSINESS” BY WAY OF PRIVATE TRANSACTION TO MESSRS BONSEC INVESTMENT SIXTY SIX CC By virtue of Council Resolution CR/013/31/01/2018 and in terms of Section 63 (2)(b) of the Local Authorities Act, (Act 23 of 1992) as amended, read in conjunction with Section 30 (1)(t) of the Local Authorities Act 1992 (Act 23 of 1992) as amended, notive is hereby given that the Municipal Council of Henties Bay intends to alienate certain Erf 1641 Omdel Ext 5, measures in extend 1 328m2 and zoned “Local Business” at selling price of N$185 920.00 (One Hundred Eighty Five Thousand Nine Hundred and Twenty Namibian Dollars Only) by way of private transactions to Messrs bonsec Investment Sixty Six cc Kambatuamasa for business entitities. Further take note that the locality and the layout plan of the property lies open for insoection during office hours at the office of the Municipal Council situated at the corner of Jakkalsputz Road and Nickey Iyambo Avenue. Any person (s) having an objection(s) to the intended alienation of the property may lodge such objection (s) fully motivated thereof to the undersigned, within fourteen (14) days after the second placement of the advert. The Chief Executive Officer Municipality of Henties Bay P. O. Box 61
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Die BUCO-Woestyn Sport Fees
Walvisbaai Privaat Hoërskool (WBPHS) bied vanjaar hul vyfde Woestyn Sport Fees aan. Die fees sal plaasvind vanaf 3 tot 7 April, in samewerking met BUCO as hoof borg en FNB as mede-borg.
Die BUCO-Woestyn Sport Fees se doel om sportsmansgees en liefde vir sport te kweek, asook om ontwikkeling van talente en goeie vriendskaps interaksies tussen verskillende skole oor nasionale grense te vorm. Vyf skole in Namibia sal teen Zimbabwe en Suid-Afrika kompiteer in rugby, hokkie en netbal. All dertien skole, met n totaal van 570 spelers en 160 beamptes, wat by die sport veld van WBPS gaan wees beloof om hierdie jaar se fees die grootste gebeurtenis te maak, met baie opwinding. Vandag word die sport fees amptelik geopen met 'n kerkdiens by die Walvis Bay Gemeenskap Kerk om sesuur. Die openings seremonie sal more om 17:15 by die sport veld
van WBPHS plaasvind. Die eerste wedstryde begin more om 11:00, en die laaste wedstryde sal Saterdag om 08:00 begin. Die Woestyn Sport Fees is ook 'n heerlike geleentheid vir verskeie hoë profiel-skole om mekaar in die verskillende sportkodes die stryd aan te sê. Die plaaslike skole wat gaan deelneem; Walvisbaai Privaat Hoërskool Tsumeb Gimnasium Windhoek Hoër Skool Pro-Ed Akademie Windhoek Afrikaanse Privaatskool. Die Suid-Afrika skole is; Hoër Volkskool Heidelberg, Hoërskool Randburg, Hoërskool Wolmaransstad, Hoërskool Stoffberg, Worcester Gimnasium, Hoërskool Elspark
Hoërskool Vredendal Zimbabwe sal verteenwoordig word deur Kyle College. WBPHS trakteer die spanne met eg Namibiese avonture soos onder meer kwad fietsry en dolfyn besig-tigings toere. Op Saterdag 7 April is ook die gewilde Legends aand wat geborg word deur Code van Namibia Breweries Ltd, met bekende sport legendes soos Marius Joubert, Ian McDonald en Danie van Schalkwyk. Die aand sal gepaart gaan met 'n gesellige kaas-enwyn proe wat aangebied word deur Herco Marketing en dan is dit 'n memora-bilia-veiling, dinee, dans en kuier in WBPHS se Tom Swemmer Saal. Die publiek word hartlik uitgenooi om 'n aksie-belaaide sport week met propvol pret te kom beleef.
Brave Warriors beat Lesotho Vitapi Ngaruka and Benson Shilongo scored in the second half to complete a comprehensive comeback from the Brave Warriors for their 2-1 over Lesotho in a thrilling international friendly match, played at the Sam Nujoma stadium last Tuesday night. A game played in front of a very good crowd attendance, Lesotho took the lead on the 44 minute mark by Sera Motebang. Namibian defender Vitapi Ngaruka, rose the highest to meet a corner kick and head home the equalizer on 64 minutes, before Benson Shilongo buried the winner on 80 minutes. The Brave Warriors started the match with three new starters in Tura Magic, midfielder Romeo Kasume, and defenders, Aprocius Petrus from Eleven Arrows and Hubert Mingeri from Life Fighters respectively. While Kasume struggled to find his feet earlier in the game, Petrus and Mingeri connected well with play, adding numbers in attack when necessary. The entertaining game saw Lesotho draw first blood on 44 minutes thanks to their top striker Sera Motebang, who beat the Namibian defenders with a high ball played through before leaving goalkeeper Max MBA Eva in his wake to score in an open net. Captain Ronald Ketjijere and Dynamo Fredericks fought hard in midfield, while Deon Hotto had his trademark runs down the left, all the while Absalom Iimbondi tried his best to link up with striker Benson Shilongo. At the start of the second half, Kasume was replaced by club-mate Itamunua Keimuine as
Vitapi Ngaruka and Itamunua Keimuine
the host looked to get back into it. It took them about 15 minutes to do so, as Vitapi Ngaruka met a Iimbondi corner to make it 1-1 on the night, much to the appreciation to those who packed the stands at the majestic venue. Lesotho then seemed to be playing for a draw before Shilongo capitalized on a quick Namibian free kick to stamp the ball home from close range to make it 2-1, a lead the host could have added on. Both sides made several changes to the playing personnel in the friendly match, as they both are preparing for COSAFA 2017, to be held in South Africa from 27 May to 07 June, and the resumption of the 2019 AFCON qualifiers in September. Stand in coach, Ronnie Kanalelo dedicated the match to head coach Ricardo Mannetti, who was absent due to family bereavement and was also impressed with the team's determination. “The new boys started growing in confidence as the game went on, and in the end, we also had to make changes to change the game. The team showed character today, it's not easy coming back from a goal down at home, and they succeeded and won. We dedicate this win to coach Mannetti, whose family have been struck by tragedy and we keep him in our prayers”, Kanalelo said after the match.