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Walvis Bay resident aboard floating library Logos Hope Walvis Bay residents looking forward to see the world's largest book fair aboard the ship Logos Hope mid-July have something more to look forward to – being served by Walvis Bay resident Benizo Smith Junior who is already working aboard the ship for his third month. Benizo (Bennie) Smith is the son of pastor Bennie and Karin Smith of the Walvis Bay Living Water Full Evangelical Church. Benizo Junior is a youth pastor for the past eight years and when his father showed him the brochure of Logos Hope some months ago, he instantly knew that was to be his next calling. He joined the crew of Logos Hope at the beginning of May and along with 400 other volunteers will bring their life changing stories to the people of the coast and wider Namibia when the ship docks in the last days of July. A statement of Logos Hope reads: “Logos Hope, the world's largest floating book fair, will soon bring its international crew with their life changing stories for the first time to Walvis Bay, Namibia. “Serving on board is the best experience of my life,” said Benizo Smith
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Smith Jr with his family at his departure from Walvis Bay earlier this year
Pastor calls for Namibians to forgive at Möller-funeral
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Piquet Jacobs Die munisipale verkeersowerheid op Walvisbaai het sy optrede teen konstruksievoertuie verskerp en 'n totaal van dertig vragmotors is sedert verlede Sondag vir onpadwaardigheid van die pad gehaal. Daarbenewens is vragmotorbestuurders ook vasgevat oor hul vragte wat nie met nette toegemaak is nie. Van die sondebokke is wipbakvragmotors van die Sjinese konstruksiemaatskappy China Harbour & Engineering Company (CHEC) asook vragmotors wat op kontrak sout tussen die soutpanne en die Walvisbaai hawe aanry. Die verkeersowerheid se optrede vorm deel van 'n groter padveiligheidsoperasie waartydens 12 dronkbestuurders ook die naweek op Walvisbaai vasgetrek is, 36 voertuigbestuurders beboet is wat stoptekens verontagsaam het en 12 mense wat in hegtenis geneem is met lasbriewe vir onbetaalde verkeersboetes. Ander oortreders wat vasgevat is: 13 mense is aangekla wat nie veiligheidsgordels gedra het nie, vyf motoriste wie se motors onpadwaardig was of sonder nommerplate was, vyf spoedoortredings, sewe bestuurders wat op hul selfone besig was, vier bestuurders is beboet omdat hulle sonder wettige bestuurslisensies bestuur het en twee mense is vasgevat omdat hulle versuim het om aan die instruksies van 'n verkeersbeampte gehoor te gee.
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Floris Steenkamp More than 200 mourners paid their last respects in the Swakopmund cemetery on Sunday morning to Mr Hans Jörg Möller, the well-known businessman and aviator who was gunned down and killed in an armed robbery in his Walvis Bay home on 17 June (picture: Möller’s daughters at his casket). Full report on page 2
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More than 200 mourners paid their last respects in the Swakopmund cemetery on Sunday morning to Mr. Hans Jörg Möller, the well-known businessman and aviator who was gunned down and killed in an armed robbery in his Walvis Bay home on 17 June (picture: Möller’s daughters at his casket). With her two young daughters at her side the late Mr. Möller's wife, Mrs. Carol-Anne Möller bid her husband farewell at the graveside on Sunday shortly after four aeroplanes flew a missing-man formation over the cemetery. Mrs. Möller was seriously injured in the fatal armed robbery last month when six intruders allegedly mercilessly assaulted and threatened her and the couple's young daughters in their search for cash and other valuables. Mr. Möller who was asleep at the time was woken by the cries and pleads and was shot by one of the intruders who were arrested in the meantime along with four other of his suspected accomplices. Mr. Möller died trying to protect his family against the intruders whom not only came with evil intentions, but did so cowardly to engage the couple in numbers and armed with at least one firearm. Emotions were still raw and confused on Sunday as pastor Joachim Rick of the East Side Baptist Church in (Windhoek) addressed funeralgoers in his sermon. He said it is important to name the murder of Mr. Möller as an evil deed carried out by scrupulous men and that it should not be
sugar coated in kind words. He urged funeralgoers though to refrain from harbouring thoughts of hatred and retaliation, but to embark on the road of forgiveness and prayer, “as Jesus Christ once forgave his murderers in the shadow of death on the cross”. Pastor Rick insisted Mr. Möller's death cannot be in vain and challenged “something good must come from this tragic incident”. Pastor Rick reiterated that senseless murders and other acts of violence dump Namibians of all walks of life and cultural backgrounds into sorrow and suffering on an almost daily basis. He called for Namibians to leave justice to take its course, live in Christian ways regardless and to leave judgment to God. The picture with this article shows exactly the senselessness of violence – the Möller family left devastated and with loss after the murder of Hans Jörg Möller. Also the senselessness in that Möller's suspected killer, Gottlieb Panduleni's (30) life too is effectively over facing a lengthy prison sentence if convicted along with his accomplices of murder, attempted murder and robbery with aggravating circumstances, amongst more charges.
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Junior, 24 years old from Walvis Bay. He just joined Logos Hope in May 2016 and works in the Book Fair. Benizo only heard about Logos Hope three weeks before he joined. “When my father got the brochure about the ship, I knew this was my opportunity.” Working as a youth pastor for 8 years with his family at a local church, Living Water Family, he knew it was time for him to serve with his own passion. This is his first time stepping out of his comfort zone. Benizo enjoys working in the international environment. “It's amazing to live in a multicultural community. Interacting with different cultures helps me to know myself and find my own identity.” He is excited to see the ship sail into his home town. “Namibia is a land full of potential and I believe Logos Hope's visit can activate the light in Walvis Bay.” Benizo is one of the ship's 400 volunteers who represent over 55 nationalities and have left behind families, jobs, and the security of their homes. The crew offers a unique example of unity in cultural diversity. Some come with qualifications to fill specific roles such as engineering officers, plumbers, carpenters, bookkeepers and cooks among others; many young people, come with no professional qualifications except a willingness to serve. Although they have different backgrounds, the crewmembers agree on a common goal: helping people through social service projects and providing good literature. MV Logos Hope is operated by GBA Ships e.V., an international, charitable organisation registered in Germany. Since 1970, the organisation has welcomed over 44 million visitors up the gangways in over 150 countries and territories around the world.
Roadworks have commenced in Sam Nujoma Avenue at the Kuisebmond bridge in Walvis Bay recently. The Walvis Bay Municipal Traffic Chief, Eben Platt, cautioned road users yesterday to adhere to road signs and the speed limit in order to ensure both their own safety and of roadworkers at the site. Sam Nujoma Avenue is a main traffic artery between Walvis Bay town and the suburbs of Kuisebmond and Narraville. Increased traffic flows necessitates the road project to broaden Sam Nujoma Avenue in this area.
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Coastal road also upgraded Erwin Leuschner
Both coastal roads between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay, namely the B2 highway and the road behind the dunes, will be upgraded to tarred dual-carriageways over the course of the next three years. The ground-breaking ceremony for the first phase of the project, the upgrade of the salt road C28 (MR44) behind the dunes to the tune of N$960 million took place last week (namib times reported). The infamous “road of death” between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay might very well become a thing of the past. “As Namibia's and neighbouring countries' economic activities continue to grow, this places added pressure on the existing transport infrastructure and systems,” said Alpheus !Naruseb, Minister for Works and Transport, during the official ground-breaking ceremony on Thursday; and added: “Thus, a safe and efficient transport sector will offer various opportunities to strengthen our competitive advantage in the regional area.” The total cost of the upgrade of both roads being close to 100 kilometres is estimated at N$2 billion. The first phase will focus on the road behind the dunes, which will become a dual-carriageway Mr44. The project begins at the junction of the B2 highway east of Swakopmund, move past the Walvis Bay Airport and will eventually end at the Walvis Bay traffic circle. In addition three “high-standard interchanges” will be constructed, one close to the B2 highway east of Swakopmund, another “massive interchange” close to the Walvis Bay airport and another interchange to serve the mines. This was revealed by Conrad Lutombi, CEO of the Roads Authority during the occasion. During his brief speech Lutombi announced the construction of two new bridges over the Swakop River without giving more details.
According to !Naruseb the project is solely funded by the Government and the first phase will cost close to N$960 million. He congratulated the successful tenderer UNIK/ THOHI, being a joint venture between a Namibian and Chinese company. “This JV will benefit the Namibian company THOHI in terms of skills transfer, as it will allow the Namibian Contractor and Sub-Contractors to acquire skills from their experienced foreign partner,” he said. In total approximately 600 Namibians will be employed during the construction period of the entire project. After completion of the upgrade of the road behind the dunes, the second phase of the project will commence and will include the upgrade of the coastal B2 highway to a dual-carriageway. With this project it is Governments' intention to divert all heavy traffic onto the road behind the dunes, while the coastal road will then serve remaining traffic. “I am very concerned about the accidents that occur on our roads. This project will significantly decrease accidents and make life better each day for our countrymen,” !Naruseb added. During his speech the minister reiterated that this project forms part of the recently launched Harambee Prosperity Plan. “Development of transport infrastructure has been prioritised in all National Development Plans (NDPs), but it was only in NDP4
that the goal of becoming a logistics and distribution hub was adopted,” he said. To achieve the ultimate goal of transforming Namibia into the preferred 'Gateway into Southern Africa', significant advances in transport infrastructure need to be made. !Naruseb therefore mentioned current capital projects “that we are busy with”, being the Windhoek - Okahandja road upgrade to a dualcarriageway, the Windhoek - Hosea Kutako Airport Road to a dual carriageway, the Oranje-mund - Rosh Pinah road upgrade to bitumen standard and the upgrade of the Swakopmund - Henties Bay - Uis – Khorixas - Kamanjab road to bitumen standard. !Naruseb's speech received much praise from the attending guests after announcing that
Government will soon com-mence with the upgrading of the Karibib – Usakos - Swakopmund road to a Two-Plus-One cross section road. This stretch of road has in the past few years also received the notorious reputation of being a “road of death” with fatal accidents being reported regularly. In conclusion !Naruseb called on all Namibian's to be patient during the project duration. He called on countrymen to take ownership and not to “steal traffic signs” and hamper the process. He also warned the contractor saying that “it is disappointing to see that some contractors don't keep to deadlines and go well beyond the anticipated construction period.” “This should be avoided,” he warned.
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Court Swakopmund Court Report Magistrate’s Court Charles Katuta (20) appeared on charges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft and receiving stolen property. The matter was postponed to 13 July because the accused was absent. The accused is at large. Toivo Shikongo (39) appeared on charges of reckless or negligent driving and driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The matter was postponed to 28 September for lab results. The accused is out on bail of N$4 000. Primus Amakali (34) appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 13 July for legal representation. The accused remains in custody. Phillipus Van Rensburg (49) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The accused is at large and a warrant of arrest was issued. Marvelous Tsuseb (26) and Eddy Uiseb (24) appeared on a charge of suspected stolen property. The matter was postponed to 5 September for plea and trial. The accused are both out on bail of N$500. Aino Kaperu (28) appeared on a charge of escaping common law. Aino Kaperu was sentenced to six months imprisonment terms. Jurgen Karumbu (19), Eugene Geingob (20), Tarah Immanuel (23) and Hafeni Mwandi (20) appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 30 August for plea and trial. The accused are all out on bail of N$2 000 each. Paulus Padjelenga (29) appeared on a charge of possession of a firearm without a license. The matter was postponed to 30 August for trial. The accused is out on bail of N$1 000. Pweya Shananika (30) appeared on charges of driving with an excessive blood alcohol level and furnishing false information. The matter was postponed to 15 August for plea. The accused is out on bail of N$7 000. Jannie Haramse (69) appeared on charges of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level and failure to ascertain damages. The matter was postponed to 08 August for further investigation. The accused is out on bail of N$4 000. Claudia Martin (38) appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm and common assault. The matter was postponed to 15 August for further investigation. The accused is out on bail. Frances Karen Momberg (23) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The matter was postponed to 20 September for lab results. The accused is out on bail of N$4 000. Alfred Ndiwiletu (41) appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive blood alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 20 September for lab results. The accused is out on bail of N$4 000. Sakaria Nandjebo (40) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 9 August for further investigation. The accused remains in custody. Given Mpahleni (29) and Callet Auchab (27) appeared on charges of kidnapping, extortion and robbery. The matter was postponed to 28 July for further investigation. Given Mpahleni have been warned and Callet Auchab remains in custody. Erwin Gurirab (28) appeared on charges of dealing in a dependence producing substance and possession of a dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 6 July for continuation of trial. The accused is out on bail of N$5 000. Natanael Amakali (34) appeared on charges of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor and driving with an excessive blood alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 29 September for lab results. The accused is out on bail of N$4 000. Elaiser Silvanus (24) and Afrika Kuhatumwa (36) appeared on charges of defeating or obstructing the course of justice and furnishing false information. The matter was postponed to 5 September for further investigation. The accused are both on bail of N$4 000. Israel Kasinda Agostinho (27) appeared on charges of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor and driving with an excessive blood alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 28 July because the docket was not at court. The accused is on bail of N$4 000. Sam Ndatilifa (26) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The matter was postponed to 21 July because the docket was not at court. The accused is out on bail of N$4 000. Pearson Elnette (35) appeared on charges of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor and driving with an excessive blood alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 29 September for lab results. The accused is out on bail of N$4 000. Oubas Eixab (20) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 18 August because the docket was not at court. The accused remains in custody
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Three accidents over the weekend Piquet Jacobs
Accidents remain a serious issue in Walvis Bay, especially on weekends and month end. Drivers seem to disregard their safety and the safety of other road users more and more, with accidents occurring more frequently. An accident was reported on Friday evening between Afrodite Beach and the Walvis Bay road block involving four vehicles. Apparently two taxis towing each other were struck from behind by two other taxis, all travelling towards Walvis Bay. The cause of the accident remains unclear, but according to an eyewitness account it appears that speed seems to have been a contributing factor involving nine people in total, of which all received medical attention at the scene before being transported to the Walvis Bay State Hospital for further medical attention. Injuries reported were less serious and minor respectively. Apparently one of the injured were later transferred to Windhoek for specialist care and treatment. Another accident on Friday evening was reported approximately 20kms from Swakopmund towards Henties Bay. A sedan vehicle apparently lost control on the salt road and overturned numerous times. Both occupants of the vehicle sustained minor injuries. The driver received medical attention at the scene before being transported to the Swakopmund Medi-Clinic for further care. It was reported that the second occupant apparently left the scene before the arrival of emergency and essential services to the scene. Another accident occurred near a local steakhouse in Walvis Bay on Saturday evening, 2 June, when the driver attempted to make a u-turn and drove right into the building of a security company. The driver left the scene of the accident, but was tracked down by Monday morning. The driver may face charges of reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident.
An accident occurred near a local steakhouse in Walvis Bay on Saturday evening, 2 June, when the driver attempted to make a u-turn and drove right into the building of a security company.
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Rubbish left behind marks I Care Soup Kitchen launched aftermath fancy auction Sharlien Tjambari
The Founder of I Care, Grace Amunyela
A total of close to 200 elders from the Swakopmund community gathered at the Immanuel Lutheran Church in Mondesa to share a cup of soup prepared by Grace Amunyela, the Founder of 'I Care Soup Kitchen' and her dedicated team members.
Erwin Leuschner
Residents of Ocean View close to Pebble Beach are disgusted with the aftermath of the extravagant auction of the anticipated BeachBreack development which took place on Friday evening. On Sunday the tent and all equipment were removed – and a lot of rubbish was left behind. “For us staying here this is a kick in the face,” said local resident Schalk Louw to namib times yesterday. He described it as “appalling” that a modern, high-class development is planned on the huge open erf 66 - and after the auction of the properties a huge mess was left behind. When namib times visited the scene yesterday morning a big area was indeed littered with rubbish. Empty wine and beer bottles were strewn all over, even on the rocks close to the beach, plastic litter was marking the area and carton boxes filled with various types of rubbish were just left behind. More empty wine carton boxes were lying a bit further away. “I wonder who must pick this mess up,” another resident said who was walking her dogs there. She also voiced her disgust, saying that such a mess does not mark a good start for the development.
The event was organised in order to launch the 'I Care Soup Kitchen' in Swakopmund. Amunyela said that they (her team) are aware that there are some elders who go to bed without any food for dinner and that some don't even have family or financial support, “this is simply a way of saying that we have not forgotten about you and this also answers to the call of our beautiful first lady Mrs Monica Geingos, saying that one helping hand is better than none. We know that this will not feed the entire nation, but we are sure that this will make a difference and we hope that others will feel the same or even come up with a much better gesture” adds Amunyela. Amunyela further thanked Namsov Community Trust for their assistance and for contributing towards the success of the campaign. Speaking on behalf of the Mayor of Swakopmund Mrs Pauline Nashilundo, Councillor Assertha Marsh said that the day was held in honour of the senior citizens and people living with disabilities “this special day is to set an example for the other members of the community to learn from this team who saw the need to care for the less fortunate and elders of our town. To the organisers of this event, thank you for recognising the need by dedicating this day to our elders and I hope that this event will become an annual event in our town and grow bigger and better”. “I Care strive to help those in need and therefore feel the need to provide for those who struggle within our community,” adds Grace.
Councillor Assertha Marsh, Deputy Mayor Maria Elago and Loide a volunteer of 'I Care' dishing out food at the launch of 'I Care Soup Kitchen'.
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The latest in Namibia’s shipping pride, the N$2,3 billion diamond exploration and sampling vessels the MV SS Nujoma, has been handed to its Namibian crew by Kleven Shipyard at Geirangerfjord in Norway on Wednesday. The 113 metres vessel has been outfitted in recent months to be one of the most advanced ships of its type in the word. The vessel is soon to undergo sea trials in Norway before her Namibian crew will deliver her into the hands of her new owner - De Beers Marine Namibia.
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NBL DRINKiQ Training program making strides It has been a very successful year for the DRINKiQ training program of Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL) – subsidiary of the Ohlthaver & List (O&L) Group said O&L Group CSI Co-ordinator, Venessa Mwiya as she closed off the 2015/16 financial year, ended 30 June 2016.
Corban returns from New York Piquet Jacobs
After competing in the Regional Science Fair and Nampower National Science Fair in 2015, Corban Le Fleur was chosen to represent Namibia at the Genius Olympiad 2016 held in New York, USA. Corban's project in the Mathematic category, “A Solution to Multiplication”, takes a look at simplifying the multiplication process and finding an easier way to do mathematics. Corban left for his trip abroad on 11 June and returned on 22 June. The Olympiad schedule made way for an International Fair, a college fair and a planetarium space show in between the judging and interviews. Corban was awarded a certificate for his project. They also visited plenty of tourist attractions such as; Time Square, the Empire State Building, United Nations Building and the famous Carlo's Bakery. Corban had the opportunity to go on a boat trip to Niagara Falls and travel under the Hudson River in the Lincoln Tunnel. “It was fantastic, an amasing experience and I would be grateful to have another opportunity like this one,” commented Corban. Genius Olympiad promotes a global understanding of environmental issues and the achievement of sustainability through basic science, arts, creative writing, engineering, design, and business development. Genius Olympiad provides challenges and opportunities for secondary school students, to instill in them the skills and knowledge needed to be the citizens, leaders, scientists, artists, writers, engineers, and policy makers of the future agents who will promote and contribute to greater environmental sustainability throughout their lives. This year students from 65 countries and 40 states were hosted.
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In total, NBL's DRINKiQ program aimed at contributing to curb the effects of harmful drinking that are seen on a daily basis in society, by educating people on the impact and the harmful and responsible use of alcohol, enriched the knowledge of at least 1200 Namibians over the past 12 months. Mwiya: “It is not always easy to bring people together for training sessions, which is why 1200 participants are definitely a number worth celebrating. Altogether, since the inception of the DRINKiQ program in 2009, we have reached the 3600 mark. Through DRINKiQ we empower participants to make informed and responsible decisions when consuming alcohol.” Over the past 12 months participants from all sectors including corporate, the private sector, as well as government institutions attended the DRINKiQ training sessions. Mwiya: “Our objective and future plans for this program is to cover all 14 regions in Namibia and this year marks a step closer to our vision because we went further than the Khomas region and successfully hosted training sessions in the Karas- Erongo- and Otjozondjupa regions as well. Mwiya: Only when people really know what alcohol is, and what the mental, psychological and physical risks are when abusing alcohol, will they be able to make decisions beneficial to the outcome of their alcohol consumption. And that is what the DRINKiQ program provides – it enriches participants with the necessary IQ to help them understand the repercussions of abusing alcohol. At the end of the program, participants have a better understanding of the short- and long-term effects of alcohol abuse and thus empowers them to make smart decisions.” Commissioner Antoinette Platt from Correctional Services, social worker by profession praised NBL's DRINKiQ program, referring to it as possibly a strong contributor to curbing the abuse of alcohol in
the country. Platt: “In my experience, this is most certainly not one of those programs that make you feel guilty for taking a drink. You are so comfortable, and I appreciate the fact that the abuse of alcohol and alcohol consumption in general is treated and discussed with so much sensitivity by the facilitators of the DRINKiQ program. One of the reasons why many of our employees refuse to attend such sessions, is because they are always made feel so uncomfortable, but with this program they rather feel encouraged and inspired to make better decisions when consuming alcohol. Most of the feedback I got from my employees include the fact that this program is very educational and strengthens knowledge on alcohol and its effects. Additionally, the DRINKiQ program trains on a very successful three-way learning session. This includes theory which provides facts about alcohol and the effects the excessive use of alcohol has on the body and mind. Then there is the practical demonstration which accommodates those that learn better through practical learnings, and of course there is the role play that caters for the illiterate. This program most definitely has the potential to assist in curbing the abuse of alcohol.” One of the most recent training sessions took place in Okahandja. Omagano Katanga from the NauAib clinic in this town was one of the participants. Katanga: “The needed etiquette during the consumption of alcohol was a stand-out for me during the DRINKiQ training session. We, Namibians have a specific way of drinking, mostly focused on getting drunk, but we forget that alcohol can be enjoyed in a responsible manner and for relaxation. After the training session my view and perception on alcohol and the consumption thereof definitely changed. It opened my eyes to the reality that a change in people's behaviour towards alcohol consumption is critical in curbing the alcoholrelated violence we see today.” NBL's DRINKiQ training program is open to everyone above the legal alcohol drinking age of 18. Contact Mwiya at 061 207 5383, or 081 275 2946 for more information on the next DRINKiQ training session. Alternatively she can be reached at venessa.mwiya@ol.na
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Goju-Kai Namibia Attends Training and Grading in Japan A group of Namibian Goju-Kai senior karate students and instructors recently returned from Tokyo, Japan, after having been invited and taken part in a karate training/grading cultural exchange event with Goju Kai Japan. The group spent 10 days in Japan during early May 2016. This exchange and training event is by invitation only and has become an annual occurrence which gives students of this martial art the opportunity to experience the cultural roots of karate in the place where Goju Kai karate originated. Bonnie M Kabozu Thats a big dream for every karate student to land his/her foot in the traditional home of karate. I am happy for all the students and wish them more health. Elizabeth Tórsdóttir Hentze Yup! So happy for them! Ansie Olivier Great to be part of the karate world.
“The Wreck” to reopen again today Today is the big day: After being closed for 15 months, one of the most renowned Swakopmund Restaurants, “The Wreck” located at the Beach Lodge, will once again officially reopen on 1 July. “We are very excited,” said owner André van Rensburg to namib times yesterday. Denise Van Bergen All good wishes to everyone concerned. Essie Herbst Welcome back! En so draai die wiel!
Erongo Red: Solar customers will get no more money for infeeds Starting today (1 July) all so-called solar customers of the regional electricity distributor Erongo RED, who feed any excess electricity back into the grid, will not be receiving monetary compensation anymore. With the introduction of the new Net Metering Rules these customers will now instead be reimbursed with credits. Wilfried Groenewald I try to understand, but European countries did the same and it worked. We are constantly told, we have a shotage of electricity and are dependant on imports. Yes we need a powerstation to be able to counter such surges.
Former solar student returns to Walvis Bay to teach solar technology Young Africa Namibia, a local NGO for the empowerment of young people, is reintroducing its vocational training course in solar technology in Walvis Bay. Trainer of the course is Jonathan Joseph, former solar technology student at Young Africa and Walvis Bay resident. Jey Niinkoti I want to learn about that... Sarah Shikongo Aww.... congratulation Frans Franco Kandadi Well done my boy. He was my fellow trainee at NIMT Jecson Gee Hands up to the boy.. Irene Gebhardt Can i also register just wondering. Nepetie Haimbodi Woow congrats. Wilshere Lettyluv Nandie I want also..... Congrats. Bullet Abed Ineed the contacts for that school plz. Ou-seven Kenny Hans Namutewa Aweh good one homie.
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Janny Toivo Well done my class matet. Owinne Groenewaldt Intresting. Diina Ndakeva Well done friend. Aveshe Shipale Well done and congrats! Wish you all the best! Vadimy Maiya Namoloh Aaaaau inspiring.. congrts. Jay-p Phillemon Joseph Well done brother man.
China Harbour learns the hard way to respect laws Chinese construction company China Harbour & Engineering Company (CHEC) yesterday learnt the hard way not to cut corners when it comes to Namibia's laws. More than fourteen of the company's tipper trucks were suspended from the road yesterday, after these heavy vehicles were found to be unroadworthy and also overloaded. Willie Johan Prosser The trucks should have netting covering their loads to prevent possible spillage causing windscreen and other damage to vehicles driving behind them. Kawala Du Plessis I smell a rat at oshivelo also, chinese tipper trucks driving punyu cruiser stone/ sand from tsumeb and crossing oshivelo only at night time when the weigh bridge is closed, some of their lights not working proper!!! Penda Rainmaker Angula I smell that rat as well and it seems some don't have the needed papers as well. Kawala Du Plessis Yip, that are also never driving with nets covering their cargo which leads to a massive sand blast when your driving behind them. Heinz Van Der Vliegt Dis goed, baie goed hulle het eie wette in ons land en dink hulle kan doen wat hulle wil. Oral word omkoop geld betaal. Wens daar word meer gevang. Hulle bou nie ons land nie!! Hulle behandel ons mense wat vir hulle werk sleg. Daar is china......hulle moet terug gaan en gaan vrek van honger! Michael Kagola Where road authority get money to repair our road? Chinese mast play road worthy pls. Jaco Zondagh What about the Chinese busses that operate in Swakop? They overload axles empty but somehow managed to get licenced at NATIS. Anna Kee Maldri Josti Can we please get a response from Swakopmund Natis? Ruan Du Preez Under the table dealings. Joseph Haixuna Chinese are joint ventures with some well connected business people in the government . Heinz Van Der Vliegt Dis die waarheid! Johan Hennig Julle hammer net op vragmotors mense kyk na julle self hoeveel motors ry soos varke draai voor ons in stop skielik om op te laai geen respek vir ons nie KYK EERS NA JULLE SELF OOK hoe lyk jou motor is hy pad vaardig. Lourens Venter Dis hoogtyd dat hulle vas gevat word. Hulle maak net soos hulle smaak. Anton van der Zandt I commend the officers for a job well done. Shaun James Loots Great to hear! Felix Amporo Gerald Bensil Swartz I guess it was this operation! Wekies Uek Is our friends Romen Frans Johannes Okay. Bonnie Brasius Leave our company alone, is were we get bread.
N$960m dual lane road behind Dune 7 The two main roads between Walvis Bay and Swakopmund, the B2 highway and the MR44 behind the dunes, will both be transformed into dual-carriageway highways over the next three years. The groundbreaking ceremony for the N$960 million project was done yesterday by Alpheus !Naruseb, Minister of Works and Transport. “This in only one of the many
infrastructure projects currently underway in Namibia and will contribute to the ultimate goal of transforming Namibia into the logistics hub of Southern Africa,” he said. Read the detailed story in Tuesday's edition of namib times. Peter Odendaal why must BOTH be dual carriage ways?...Propper passing lanes on both roads would be sufficient! The president has declaed a National State of Emergency because of the water crisis and you continue to waste money ! Rather see that their is enough water instead of building extravagant roads! Denise Van Bergen Looking toward the future, and the rapid development of the port, I don't think these are extravagant roads at all. Peter Odendaal Denise Van Bergen ...get real and look at the economics! passing lanes would be just as effective! Sidwin Taube This is most important and a priority to do. The road between swakopmund and Walvis bay is very dangerous with those overtaking. I see this everyday as I am travelling on this road everyday. Less accidents and less risks of accidents will happen that will
be forsure. Not sure why they want to do the road behind the dunes, first start with the one that is mostly used everyday as well. But this is a good thing and this is long time coming. With the extension of the harbour and development between the two main coastal towns, this is necessary as there will be more traffic mostly due to trucks. Juandre Gouws I would say double road would work infront between the dunes and ocean . The one behinde the dunes just upgrade . Simce the last two night had taxis going past me at a speed over 180 kmph and taking chances. Mark Botha Sjoe, 8 million per kilometer Kallie Alberts Double is better. Think ahead. Peter Odendaal Might be better for the future but must also be affordable for the now! Rember.. they are building a road for the trucks as well! Kallie Alberts True...true... Denise Van Bergen At last, this is one of the ways for our town to continue to progress! Very good news! Caesar Zandberg Great stuff. Andries J-p du Plessis About time.
Letters Letter to the Editor
Phosphate Mining need our collective support in the creation of employment As a current strategic developments analyst, I followed with keen interest the discussions brought about by the proposed phosphate mining at the coast of Namibia. This new development on the possibility for seawater phosphate mining created a hype of discussions and tug-ofwar between proponents of the phosphate mining, the fishing industry and self-styled critics. It was good that it allowed all sides to express themselves freely on the matter. The media, especially the print media, was abounding with articles on phosphate mining which left Namibians confused. They could do a good job by either giving the Namibian people a balanced reporting for them to judge. By-and-Large, there were critics or self-styled appointees who went further by criticising the proposed project without informing the masses properly on the advantages and disadvantages of phosphate mining – thereby confusing the masses more. As a person on the other side of the road, I believe that criticisms on any proposed development must be based on an in-depth understanding and reading of scientific analytical reports to have a better understanding on the subject at hand. I firstly took the liberty to acquaint myself with the detailed report on the envisaged phosphate mining in the coastal water of Namibia, and also looked at the pros and cons of the scientific studies and evaluations. I took my reading further by comparing phosphate mining with commercial diamond mining, especially in our coastal waters. It strikes a balance and in both instances studies were carried out to also justify seawater diamond mining. What strikes my mind with regards the phosphate mining are four key components – coexistence of the fishing and phosphate mining; the enormous contribution to Namibia's fiscus (estimated at N$728 million); employment creation (±610 people/Namibians); and minimal impact on the environment. Those to me are the basics for my good judgement. I will back my support as long as the current workforce of over ±14,000 in the fishing industry is not negatively impacted. The town of Walvis Bay has particularly seen an increased number of unemployed youth, the spiralling illegal housing structures especially in the suburb of Kuisebmond, and an influx of people of all ages seeking employment. All these facets contribute significantly to the pressure placed on infrastructure in the town of Walvis Bay and a burden to the local Town Council. Hence, in order to address these facets we need to embrace local and international investors in addressing social problems and that are in the position to create employment. Therefore, I wish to categorically state that I am giving support to the proposed phosphate mining, on a trial basis to give them (the proponents and scientists) the benefit of any doubt. King Mandume Muatunga Walvis Bay
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Waterbay Woods celebrates 8 years of excellent service! Humble Beginnings
Our first office These days we do our own transport
The current Waterbay Woods Team
Bed Queen size bed with drawers: N$ 5000 excl paint/varnish
King Size bed with drawers N$ 5 800 excl paint/varnish
And the heart of the business .... Large Luxury Dog House 1000mm (w) x 2000mm(l) x 1000mm(h) with a 500mm patio for N$ 4000 excl. varnish (assortment of sizes available) One would hardly have recognised Waterbay Woods & Joinery cc when its doors opened on 25 June 2008. The business has grown in leaps and bounds since then and it growing from strength to strength due in no small part to the unwavering commitment of an owner determined to succeed. Waterbay Woods originally operated from premises on 2nd Street and it was the owner himself who laboured endlessly for the first few months, with no salary, to build one thousand pallets a month for the one or two clients ready to take the gamble on this start up. Many who worked in the area at the time will recollect stacks and stacks of wood piled up on the pavements around the business with Fritz Smeer, (one of the owners), working tirelessly building, loading and unloading wood and pallets by hand as funds did not allow for the purchase of a forklift or additional staff members. Thankfully, at the time, GJE Transport not only offered the services of a forklift to help ease the burden, but assisted the company with transporting their stock from Zambia at a reduced cost and on credit. Having overcome hurdles such as a lack of capital and price wars with established competitors, Waterbay Woods not only succeeded, but is now known as a powerhouse in the pallet manufacturing industry. In 2010 another boost to the business was the construction of a heat treatment oven which allows for any goods manufactured at Waterbay Woods to be heat treated according to ISPM 15 Standards and be certified through Namchem as fit for export purposes. This is currently the only facility available at the coast for heat treatment. From those humble beginnings, two staff members were employed and production began to slowly but surely increase, and today, Waterbay Woods is capable of producing upwards of 20 000 pallets in a month, with production in one day equaling that which was produced in a month eight years ago. In 2012 Pieter Beukes joined Fritz Smeer as co-owner, and the two continued to build the business and branched out in 2014 to begin manufacturing furniture, beginning with dog kennels and table/bench combinations popular with restaurants. From there, the joinery business began to boom, coinciding with the dramatic increase in the demand for pallet furniture. The joinery makes predominantly custom made furniture, and as our saying goes, "if you can dream it, we can build it". Today, Waterbay Woods & Joinery cc is a business that is not only known for excellent quality, but top notch customer service as well. Waterbay Woods has established itself as the go-to place for pallets and crates and has reached the top of its field. Waterbay Woods can now proudly proclaim to be the biggest pallet manufacturer in the country, and there seems to be no end in sight for this rags to riches tale that proves hard work does pay off.
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* 9 Sept: 2016 Lentedans - Klipwerf Orkes by SFC Sportsgronde om 19:00. * 30 Sept & 1 Oct: Around the world with Showtime. Tickets a v a i l a b l e a t To p Liquors. * 22 Oct: Xmas lunch for the Organisation of Caring for People with Disabilities in Haus Der Jugend at 10:00. For more information please contact Carola: 081 253 0048. * 25/26 Nov: Advent Market at Lions Old Age Home. For more information please contact Carola: 081 253 0048. ***************
ART EXHIBITIONS * Every Saturday: Open Air Arts Exhibition at the Mole next to Tennis courts in Swa-kopmund. Oil paintings - weather permitting.
* 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 Saturday: Braaivleis at MOTH Centre. * Every Sunday: Potjiekos available at MOTH Centre. * 5 Julie: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Evangeliese Sending Kerk, Narraville. * 13 July: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole 19h00. * 16 Julie: Leandie Du Rant op toer by Walvisbaai Gemeenskapskerk om 19:00. * 29 July: NPS Fun Day. * 30 Julie: St. Petrus Rooms Katolieke Kerk Narraville jaarlikse Kerk basaar op Kerkgronde vanaf 10:00. * 30 July: Congregational Senior Women’s Fellowship presents Red Shoe Event with Trish Engelbrecht from Channel 7 at Narraville Primary School Hall at 15:00. * 2 Aug: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Lewende Water Gemeente. * 10 Aug: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole 19h00. * 2 Sept: Rio Carneval Gala Event in Aid of Cancer at Walvis Bay Town Hall. Contact Shamaine 081 436 0627. * 4 Sept: Lagoon Park Family Market (Classics in the Park) at 09:00. *6 Sept: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Five Fold Ministry. * 14 Sept: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole 19h00. * 15 Sept: NPS Matric Tea. * 24 Sept: Oktoberfest at Atlantis Sport Club. Contact Andreas 081 124 6017. * 1 Oct: NPS Festival Day. * 4 Okt: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Anglikaanse Kerk, Narraville. * 12 Oct: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole at 19:00. * 1 Nov: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Congregational Kerk, Narraville. * 9 Nov: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole 19h00. * 13 Nov: Moth Remembrance Day Parade at Harriers Park Memorial. * 25 & 26 Nov: Cancer Association “Weihnachtsmarkt” in the Town Hall contact Ruth -204630. ***************
SWAKOPMUND * Bridge: The Swakopmund Bridge club meets every Monday evening at 19:00 at Lions Old Age Home. Contact: Ed Barbour 064-405 604. * Swakopmund Toastmasters: Meet every first and third Monday of the month at the Europa Hof Hotel, Bismark Str 39, Swakopmund, Namibia from 19:00 - 20:30. * Every Saturday: Flea Market & fresh produce outside Wild Rocket Cafe Kriess Arcade from 08:30 - 12:00. * 13 + 14 July: Theatre Play at 19h00 at School Hall of PSS. * 16. Juli: Jahreshauptversammlung der Johanniter um 15 Uhr in der Hotel-Pension Prinzessin Rupprecht Residenz. Anmeldung zum festlichen Abend: 064-402289. * 18 - 23 July: Art Exhibition of High School at PSS High School. * 23 July: Kurt-Böhme Orator's Competition. * 23 July: Flea Market in Haus Der Jugend from 07:30 onwards. For more information regarding stalls please contact Carola: 081 253 0048. * 25 – 30 July: Art Exhibition of Primary School at PSS High School. * 30 July: PSS Art Café at 15h00 at PSS High School. * 31 July: Sunday Market at the Green Center (behind the Snake Park), 5 Libertine Amathila Ave from 09:00 - 13:00. Contact 081 69 29 072. * 26 June: Cgals in Concert at 15:30.
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International Day; a hit once again Piquet Jacobs Once a year the International School of Walvis Bay hosts an International Day which celebrates the school's diversity, comprising learners from various countries globally. The event was a huge success and was held on Saturday 2 June, at the Jan Wilken fields. Apart from children and parents dressing up in a variety of Namibian and international costumes, 7 different international cuisines were also available at food stalls. The stalls were appropriately dressed up in international themes like France, Germany, Portugal, Afrikaner, the United Kingdom, South Africa and Namibia. A candy stall was made up by the primary level. There were many games and activities available for children, as well as live entertainment such as dancing and lip syncing done by students.
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WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Home Based Business (Salon) ON ERF: 1142 TOWNSHIP: Kuisebmond STREET: Barber 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 Hair Salon on the site. Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 106D, 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 than 19 July 2016. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Sylvia Dausas, P. O. Box 1779, Walvis Bay
MUNICIPALITY OF WALVIS BAY TENDER NUMBER 73/2016 PROVISION OF MANAGEMENT, OPERATION AND CLEANING SERVICES TO THE NARRAVILLE COMMUNITY HALL FOR THE PERIOD 1 OCTOBER 2016 TO 30 JUNE 2018 Tenders are hereby invited for the provision of management, operational and cleaning services at the Narraville Community Hall. Tender documents are available from the Cashiers at the Civic Centre, Nangolo Mbumba Drive, Walvis Bay, against the payment of a nonrefundable tender document fee of N$30.00 (excluding VAT). Tenders, sealed and duly endorsed “Tender No 73/2016: Provision of management, operational and cleaning services for the period 1 October 2016 to 30 June 2018” must be placed in the tender box not later than 11:00 on Friday 22 July 2016. Tenders submitted shall contain the following documents, to be submitted with the tender: - Business registration with Municipality of Walvis Bay - Certificate of Good Standing from the Social Security Commission - Certificate of Good Standing from the Receiver of Revenue - Proof of previous cleaning contracts executed The lowest tender will not necessarily be accepted and the Local Tender Board reserves the right to accept the whole or any part of any tender. J A J KRUGER SECRETARY: TENDER BOARD Civic Centre Nangolo Mbumba Drive Private Bag 5017 WALVIS BAY Ref: 7/1/5/1/1/1
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KUISEBMUND FOX VILLAGE 2 x Ground-floor shops available @ N$ 768 000-00 each! 10 % deposit & guarantee. N$ 10 800-00 rental income p/m. 2 Bed Units available from N$ 595 000-00 each. Emily 081 293 0335 Hannelie 081 124 2292
WALVISBAAI Ruim netjies 2 slaapkamer woonstel met ingeboude kaste - oopplan sitkamer / kombuis alarm, binne braai en motor huis in Meersig. N$7000 p/m W+L ingsluit. Onmiddelik beskikbaar. Geen diere. Kontak: 081 127 3608
TO RENT: Walvis Bay 2 Bedroom, open-plan kitchen / lounge, fit with bathroom and single garage. Immediately available. W&E included. Deposit - N$3500 Neg Rent: N$4800.00 Flat in Kuisebmond. One bedroom, bathroom, kitchen. Deposit - N$1500.00 Rent - N$2500.00 Contact: 081 341 9834
We are urgently looking for Erven & container houses in Kuisebmund for our cash & pre-approved clients! Look no further, phone us today!! Walvis Bay +264 64 212 440 Claudia 081 169 6227 pa@remaxcoastline. com
ACCOMMODATION Situated in 31 Avis Road Swiss Chalets offer fully equipped rooms free WiFi & 24 hours security. Mini conference also available.
TO RENT: *Workshop and office space 114m² to let immediately available. *Warehouse and office space 445m² to let immediately available. Contact: 064 221 343 TO RENT: Narraville Newly built 4 bedroomed, modern kitchen with built in stove, two bathrooms, a garage included. Rent: N$8000.00 p/m with W&E included. Deposit is equal to one month’s rent - payment terms of deposit is negotiable. For more information contact: 081 847 9963 TO LET: Walvis Bay The Docks Stern 2 Modern 3 bedroom, 2 full bathrooms, guest toilet, spacious kitchen, lounge, inside braai, surrounded by glass panels. Court yard. Plenty cupboards, blinds, 1 garage. W&E excluded. Very secure complex. Close to school. Profile: 2 parents, 2 children still at school. No applications will be considered. Price: N$7750 p/m plus deposit. Available 1 August. Prefer no animals. Contact Hannah 081 124 2151
Contact: 061 305 551 081 433 3185 Email: swiss.chalets@iway.na
TO RENT: Kuisebmond 1 Bedroom flat, open-plan sitting room + kitchen with stove and BIC. Rent: N$3000.00 W&E included. House No. 39 Tormalyn Cresent str 2 Bedroom flat, open-plan sitting room + kitchen with BIC. Rent: N$3950.00 Water included, pre-paid electricity. House No. 48 Diamond str. No pets Contact: 081 268 8086
TO RENT: 2 Bedroom with BIC, open-plan kitchen with BIC, sitting room, shower & toilet, garage, out side braai. W&E included. Rent: N$6500.00 Deposit in 2 months. Contact: 081 463 6272
BINNEKAMER TE HUUR Town centre Walvisbaai. Enkel persoon. Geen drink gewoontes. Kontak: 081 620 0128
TO LET SWAKOPMUND: PRIME OFFICE SPACE IN BUSY SHOPPING CENTRE AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY CONTACT: PIETER 081 127 9908 LIEZEL 081 247 5040 Bachelor flat to rent: N$2000.00, water included, warm water, kitchen and toilet with shower. House nr 4845, Oshivelo drive, Kuisebmond, Namport, Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 719 4954 Flat to Rent Mondesa Elao Str 1 Bedroom Contact: 081 370 6700 / 081 142 9552 FOR SALE SWAKOPMUND Hague Hight, 5 Bedrooms with build cupboards and new carpets and blinds, two sitting rooms, dining room, kitchen with granite tops and scullery, 4 automated garages, one bedroom flat , full burglar proof, alarm system, establish garden. Price: 3 mil. Contact: 0851249826
KUISEBMUND STEENBRA COURT 2 Bed, 1 Bath Unit with open-plan, kitchen / lounge, Court yard & garage. N$ 780 000-00 Angelika 081 562 2168 Claudia 081 169 6227
TO RENT: Newly renovated bachelor apartments, water & electricity included. (1x N$2500.00) (2x N$2900.00) In Kuisebmond One off N$2500.00, immediately available. Two off N$2900.00, available by middle July 2016. Deposit are required and negotiable. Contact Mrs F 081 336 2173
WALVIS BAY Industrial Warehouses 114m² Warehouse N$ 1 125 000-00 160m² Warehouse N$ 1 590 000-00 188m² Warehouse N$ 1 878 000-00 300m² Warehouse N$ 2 250 000-00 247m² Warehouse N$ 1 926 000-00 1300m² Industrial Plot N$ 2 085 000-00 WALVIS BAY 4 Bed, 2 Bath House with Open Plan Kitchen / Lounge, BBQ, entertainment area & 2 Tandem Garage. Furniture included! N$ 2 675 000-00 WALVIS BAY 3 Bed, 2 Bath Unit with Open Plan Kitchen / Lounge, BBQ, Garage. Furniture included! N$ 1 250 000-00 WALVIS BAY 3 Bed, 2 Bath Unit with Open Plan Kitchen / Lounge, BBQ, Guest toilet & Double garage. N$ 1 550 000-00 MEERSIG 3 Bed, 2 Bath House with Open Plan Kitchen / Lounge, Inside & Outside BBQ, Laundry, scullery & Double Garage. N$ 2 570 000-00 LAGOON 660m² ERF - 3 Bed, 2 Bath House with Open Plan Kitchen / Lounge, Outside BBQ, 2 Laundry, & Double Garage. N$ 2 161 000-00 Dassie 081 200 3946
TO RENT: 2 Bedroom flat, open-plan kitchen with BIC, bathroom, with garage. N$6000.00 negotiable. Available from 30.07.2016 W&E included. Morse str, opposite Welwitschia hospital, erf 2725, house no 17. Contact: 081 480 7088 / 081 803 9676 WOONSTEL TE HUUR 2x Slaapkamers + Ingeboude Kaste Kombuis + Ingeboude stoof + Kaste. Sitkamer, shower + toilet, garage, buite braai Water en Ligte ingesluit. N$6500.00 Deposit in (2) Paaiemente. 27 Moses Garoeb Street. In die Dorp. Onmiddelik beskikbaar Kontak: 081 463 6272 NARRAVILLE Room to rent. N$2650.00 W&E included Space for kitchen and shower. Deposit required. Contact: 081 249 8989
WALVIS BAY Kabeljou Street 1x Inside room to rent with BIC, toilet with bathroom. W&E included. Hot water available. N$2000 p/m Deposit neg. Contact: 081 484 8471 / 081 255 5272 TO LET: Walvis Bay Near Venus shopping center, 6th street no 69B Large 1 bedroom flat, open-plan kitchen, BIC, lounge/TV room, full bathroom, remote garage, alarm, outdoor BBQ. Own entrance/private, no pets. N$5450.00 p/m + deposit. Excluding water + prepaid electricity. Immediately available. Contact: 081 249 0295 TO RENT /TOWN CENTER Available 1 st Aug 1 Bedroom flat, separate lounge, open-plan front and back balcony braai, garage N$ 6000.00 MILE 4 Large 3 bedroomed flat, 2 bathrooms, 1 garage pet friendly, N$ 8800.00 pm CONTACT: JP van der Walt on 081 127 2736 CAPRICORN ESTATE AGENCY Or visit our website at: www.realestates namibia.com
FOR SALE OF SWOP ERF NO 1285 Erf for sale or to swop Erf no 1285 Goreabgab size of erf 222m². Sale or swop value - N$250 000.00 Please give me your offer I am also interested to buy/swop with a house /erf in Swakopmund Call: 081 246 1254
FOR SALE ! TOWN CENTER SWAKOPMUND TEL 064 – 207354 WALVIS BAY TO LET AT THUNDER ESTATES YOUR NUMBER ONE RENTAL AGENTS AT THE COAST – CALL NOW 064 – 207354 FLATS · Bachelor flat with garage and small courtyard. Meersig for N$3800pm w&E incl. · Small bachelor flat in Lagoon area in block of flats, no garage. Prepaid electr. Water incl. N$2995pm · Huge, modern 1 Bedr. flats with lounge open to kitchenette, no garage, but indoor parking N$4995pm w&E incl HOMES Beautiful 3 Bedr. rustic home lounge, dining, fitted kitchen, 2 bathr, 3 garages, own private garden N$11000pm LAGOON PRIME AREA · BRAND NEW 3 Bedr. beautiful home in Fairways lounge to dining to fitted kitchen open plan, indoor braai, 2 bathr, double garage, own garden N$13000 INDUSTRIAL · Various warehouses from N$13200pm UPWARD · Huge piece of Land 20 000 or 10 000m² N$11 per m² SEARCHING FOR 2 BEDR. FLATS OR HOUSES IN ALL AREAS OF WALVIS BAY CALL US FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO VIEW AT 064 – 207354 OR SEANINE 0812775080 CARINA 0811497332
FOR SALE HENTIES BAY * Brand new two bedrooms, two bathrooms with build in cupboards, kitchen with stove and oven, tandem automated garage, aluminum windows and gates, alarm system, free standing house with title deeds in a secure complex. Price: N$ 990'000.00 *Approved three bedrooms, two bathrooms with building cupboards, kitchen with stove and oven, double automated garage, aluminum windows and gates, alarm system, free standing house with title deeds in a secure complex. Price: N$ 1'150'000.00 Contact the developer: 0851249826. TO RENT: A fully furnished one bedroom flat to let in Tamariskia. Preferable matured people. W&E included. Own TV N$3200 p/m Garage N$400.00 p/m 50% deposit. T's and C's apply. Immediately Contact number: 064 461454 / 0812304966 / 0811473020
2 Bedroom town house with garage Tamariskia N$ 995,000.00 2 Bed, 2 bath, fully furnished apartment garage, 200m from ocean. N$ 1.4 mil Vineta : EXT 13 Erf 673 m² N$ 680,000 CONTACT: JP van der Walt on 081 127 2736 CAPRICORN ESTATE AGENCY Or visit our website at: www.realestates namibia.com TO LET FACTORY PARK WALVIS BAY Workshop and Office space 114m² to rent immediately available Warehouse and Office space 279m² Immediately available Contact Charmaine 064 221 343
TO RENT: Walvis Bay Spacious 1 bedroom flat with open-plan kitchen, bathroom with shower, toilet and place for washing machine. Nearby Namib Times. No children and animals. Single person N$4200 Two persons N$4600 Deposit N$2500 Immediately available. W&E included. Contact: 081 236 8180
FLAT FOR SALE SWAKOPMUND NO 6 SECOND FLOOR OF SCULTETUS HOUSE MOSES GAROëB STR Renovated Flat with the following: 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms N$1,450 000 mil Contact Ansie 081 127 6490
TO LET: Tamariskia Swakopmund Bachelor flat with stove & BIC, automatic garage, secure complex. Water included. Rent: N$4000.00 p/m Contact: 085 124 9826
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NOTICES MINI MAGIC DISCOUNTERS SWAKOPMUND HAS MOVED TO 27A HIDIPO HAMUNTENYA ST AT 3 WAY STOP OPPOSITE EBUILD/PLASTILON 081 127 7240 OFFICE 064 406 767
AUCTIONS
ANNUAL SMALL STOCK PRODUCTION AUCTION ZIRK & XICO COETZEE THURSDAY 07 JULY 2016 @ 18H00 GOOD QUALITY VENUE: Namboer Auction Pens WINDHOEK Guest Sellers Johan Jacobs Le Roux van Wyk Theuns Coetzee Wykerd van Staden Nico Truter Christi Labuschagne Francois van Rensburg Renier van Rooyen Namboer Windhoek Presentation RAMS: 20 x Boer Goats 10 x Damaras 5 x Dorpers 3 x Kalahari Reds 7 x Persies 5 x Savannas 5 x Van Rooys 8 x Veldmasters
EWES: 40 x Boer Goats 30 x Damaras 10 x dorpers 5 x Kalahari Reds 15 x Persies 5 x Savannas 30 x Van Rooys 10 x Veldmasters
Conditions of Sale: N$ 1000.00 Deposito [refundable] All purchases are payable on the day of the auction For Enquiries please Contact Piet Coetzee 081 200 3542
AUCTIONS
Asset Clearance Auction 8 July 2016 @ 10h00 130 Sixth street W/Bay Cars, Trucks, Trailers Quad bikes, Tractor Bakkies, boats, Furniture Carpets, office stuff & loads more Viewing 7 July 09h00 Photos on Facebook bayauctioneers@gmail. com Reg Dep. N$3000 (refundable)
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EDUCATION LINDLEY EDUCATION PRESENTS High School Extra Classes GRADE 8 - 12 WE DO OUR BEST TO MAKE SURE KIDS PASS THE TEST happytohelp@lindley education.com 081 497 2195 www.lindleyeducation. com
Study in Ukraine Join 300 Namibians already studying medicine, Dentistry, IT, Engineering or Economics. Hurry for October 2016 intake. Consult Dr Majid who is visiting Namibia 4-5 July. For more information contact Ellen Jonker Tel: 061 305 421 / 081 681 3382 Email: namstudiesabroad@ gmail.com She is in Ukraine: Chat to Tess (Whatsapp) +380 931 275648
S. KAVIROMBO PRE SCHOOL AND HOMEWORK ASSISTANCE CENTRE Caters for day care and pre-school fo children aged 3-6. We also offer homework assistance from grade 1-7. Kids who goes to school in afternoons can come in the morning for classes. We are situated in Kuisebmond, side of Nara Primary School. For more info contact Magreth 081 298 4781 / 081 702 1681
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GERMAN COURSE FOR ADULT BEGINNERS: Learn to speak German and improve your job opportunities!! Limited space available. Register now to qualify for a discount. Experience mothertongue teacher. Contact: 081 607 2685
Magdel's Health & Skin Care Clinic Tobias Hainyeko Street 16 Am Strand 5, SWAKOPMUND Telephone 064 404571 Cell 081 355 4520 (Established 1991) BUSINESS HOURS: MON – FRI: 08h00 – 17h00 SAT: 08H00 – 13H00 Cidesco qualified Therapist Facials Specialised facials Chemical peelings Pepita microderabrasion Medical needling (collagen induction therapy) Transderm (dermo-electroporation) Mesotherapy Manicure Pedicure Cnd nail system Body wraps Body peelings Endermologie® Manual lymph drainage Bootpress lymphatic drainage Full body massage Light therapy Threading Waxing Electrical epilation Stockist of: decleor, dmk, environ, guinot, heliocare Lamelle, neostrata, rvb make-up. Passion is our most special ingredient !!!
DR ZIDANI DUBE Traditional Doctor well know for his work around SADC countries. He is now in Namibia around the Erongo, to deal, help and solve problems and diseases. He specialise in solving the following: Pregnancy, calling back lost lovers, lucky charms, business matters, love problems, chronic headache, period pains, special oils, short boys, magic wallet, asthma, epilepsy, body poison, love portion, protection of your house, car, farm & farm animals, divorce easily, get rid of your loans and be forgotten and forgiven. Good future Call DR Zidani Dube: 081 746 1723
DR MBIRI ZAMVEKA Who had been in this job since 1990. He can see all your problems in the mirror and heal various diseases such as: BODY PROBLEMS Things moving in your body itching, body pain and swelling legs. To remove of tokoloshi, protection on your house, body, farm or car. Pregnancy problems, do you want a baby, come now. Strong and permanent election. Penis enlargement, any size. Stop drinking, smoking, drugs and gambling. LOVE PROBLEMS To bring back your love and make him to be only yours. To remove bad luck on getting love and bad dreams. Speed up your marriage process. BUSINESS PROBLEMS Getting of promotion at work and to find new job. Winning of tenders contract fast. Customer attraction on your business. Do you have a court case? Come now. COME AND SEE EVERY WONDERFUL MIRACLE!!! Contact: 081 341 0495
HAIR/BEAUTY PPT & BEAUTY CENTER In hair lounge Walvis Bay Specials every Monday’s and Thursday’s. Manicure - N$100.00 Pedicure - N$70.00 Eyelashes - N$100.00 Make-up training N$1200.00 Shape & Tint - N$50.00 Eyelashes - N$700.00 Nails training N$1200.00 Make-up training N$1200.00 You get a kit & certificate. Place your order for virgin brazilian whole sale & retail. Very cheap. Training are done only once a month. We sell human hair & synthetic hair, e.g soedir, indian hair, danielle (etc). We sell clips. Contact Betty 081 605 9205 / 064 221 940
Magdel's Health & Skin Care Clinic Am Strand No 5 Swakopmund Tel: 404571 Cel: 0813354520 ENDERMOLOGIE® Treatments administered 'through the dermis' to: SMOOTH cellulite SLIM fat deposits SCULPT and lift FIRM loose skin DRAIN fluid retention Results: *Centimeter loss *Re-contouring *Reduction in cellulite *Firming of loose skin *Reduction in fluid retention *Weight loss (not really a goal, but often occurs) Stockist off: Decleor, DMK, Environ, Guinot, Lamelle,
July Tracy's Special Book a Facial & receive 20% discount On all Theravine products. To qualify: Bring newspaper clipping Or screen shot of FB promo. 31 Theo Ben Gurirab Walvis Bay
SERVICES ACCOUNTING SERVICES AT AFFORDABLE PRICES. We specialise in the following: Monthly bookkeeping /full accounting; VAT Audits/VAT+Imports/P aye/Salaries/IRP5's / Month-ends/ Management Acc's/ preparing year end audit files/CC Registrations & cash flow reports. Keep your records and taxes up to date and contact us for all your accounting needs on 081 333 5230 or visit our website on www.sraccounting services.com
COASTAL CLEANING & CONSTRUCTION SERVICES We are specialists in: Window cleaning Household cleaning Refuse removals Industrial cleaning Building constructions & renovations Concrete mixer rentals For only N$ 250.00 per day Contact: 081 365 1917 081 144 2738
HTS CASH LOAN Contact us for a Quick Loan Get your money in 15min All we need is your ID Payslip 3months bank statement and your ATM Card Contact Details 081 370 6700 081 142 9552
WELCOME TO PROFESSOR Dr. Ndiulula Its been a long time indeed But here is your dream and last hope Contact: 081 244 5158 We trust / manage: A. Love problems Get back your lover New herbal penis enlargement Do you want a baby? Come We help men and woman with bad luck in getting lovers Do you want your lover to be only yours? New herbal stuff for making men’s penis strong Do you want to stop your lover from cheating on you? We have got herbal therapy which can help people with HIV/AIDS Herbal stuff for speeding up your marriage process Remove bad from your body B. Business problems We help people who want success and be promoted at work. Do you want to attract more customers to your business? Come now Do you have court cases? Protection on your business Farm protection C. Body problems High blood pressure All kinds of protections We trite TB, Diabetes and blood cleaning All body pains Menstruation pain to women Things moving in your body. Pregnancy problems. Asthma and strong cough. Sleeping problems. Chronic syphilis. Stop drinking
TRADITIONAL DOCTOR: He helps with different types of problems such as court cases, love affairs, marriage problems, weak erection for men, vagina tightness, house problems. All types of STDs but not with Aids. Headaches, pain, chest pain, changing of bad luck, spiritual, Job problems, business improvement, any type of good luck. Never give up your lifeyour Doctor is there for you. Call DOCTOR MOYO 081 339 5913 House Number 471 Mandume Yandemfayo Str Mondesa Swakopmund.
TRADITIONAL DOCTOR: Dr. S Jeke (The Best). Bad Luck - Luck Muti Love Problems Marriage to keep your lover just for yourself Work problems Promotions - To get tenders and to boost your business - People don’t want to pay you back Pregnancy Problems Protection of Farms, Houses, Cars and Animals - Sexual transmitted sickness - all sickness Asthma, BP Remove to-koloshi from bodies, houses - Men’s power se-xuality Spiritual doctors in need of more spiritual powers, etc. House Nr.(79) 3191D Johanna Benson Street Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay. Cell: 081 303 3149.
SERVICES QUATTRO’S SECURITY CONSULTANTS CC Roberto Bertolini Cell: 081 850 0248 Mail: roberto@quattrona.com Alarm installations Gate motors Electrified fencing CCTV installations Access control
WC CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION We offer: - Construction - Painting - Paving - Slasto - Lapas - Plumbing - Tiling - Electrical and all types of roof structures - Maintenance on all buildings & structures 24/7 service Contact: 081 211 6686 064-205470
START YOUR OWN BUSINESS TODAY!! Business registration (Ministry of finance) Tax registration (Ministry of Finance) Registration with Social Security Commission (SSC) And we offer: SME certificate Municipality Fitness Amendments Affirmative Action Equity Commission Business Letters, Contract, Joint ventures Business Plans for financing Wedding cards, business cards & Party invitations Visit us today at Multi Purpose Centre Kuisebmond Contact: 081 595 1433 Kennedy
Cupboard World's Birthday Special: Up to 15% discount! Kitchens, Fitted wardrobes, Flooring, live and upcoming developments and Cross country installations. Contact Riaan: 081 222 1299 or riaannel@iway.na
PARCEL TO GO COURIERS Safe and reliable parcel courier service. WB - SWK - Windhoek Door to door service. Contact: 081 770 0303
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IETS-VIR-ALLES Vir enige mild-steel sweiswerke en aluminium diefwering en service + engin overhauling. Vir klein trekke en verwydering van vullis. Kontak my gerus vir enige van bogenoemde teen lae pryse. Hennie: 081 276 7661
WANT TO BE YOUR OWN BOSS?? Now is the right time!!! Let us do your: !Company registration !Business plan !Financial projections !Loan applications !(DBN, SME, BANK etc..) !Tax solutions !Tender documents !Good standing / fitness certificates and so much more... Call the Professional business Consultants 081 144 2738 064 207 897
VEHICLE ASSIST No Queues, No Stress !NaTis Consultant ! Vehicle Service ! Russst Proofing Contact Angelo: 081 498 6051 Email: vla.namibia@gmail.com
2nd Hand Shop We buy and sell anything of value
MALHERBE & SON’S MOTORS Guaranteed Labour Rate Of: N$360.00 Labour rating or Repairs *Brakes Pads Front N$220.00 *Brake Pads Rear/Linings N$280.00 *Minor Service Labour N$360.00 *Major Service Labour N$720.00 *Cambelts Intervals Service Labour from N$720.00 *Diagnostic on all makes & models - N$250.00 Contact: 081 661 9445
VICTOR REFRIGERATION CC Air condition and Refrigeration. P.O. Bos 4256 Walvis Bay We do the following: *Marrine Refrigeration *Comercial Refrigeration *Air condition *Car Air Condition *Domestic Refrigeration *All catering equipment and all electrical apply We are cheapest in town and can come where you are. We do not pick staff were. Repair where it is we go. We left you happy. Victor Refrigeration Perfect jobs you can trust.
LAPTOP REPAIRS On site repairs at home/office while you wait. Laptop screen replacements Virus removal Data recovery on faulty hard drives Contact: 081 352 4524 / 085 647 2945
VDM SHUTTLE TRANSPORT W/Bay–Swk–WHK Mon–Wed–Fridays Bookings essential 081 705 5147 081 770 0303 Safe, Reliable, Comfortable service Parcel Delivery Services available.
KUS RENOVATIONS Call: 081 560 0292 Henk: Renovate of buildings Tilling painting Wood pacisides Carports Plumbing free quotations no job is too small.
THE HONEY POT SEWING CENTRE Tel: 202 818 Walvis Bay Expert service in general tailoringOne day alterations, Duvet Covers, Curtains, Wedding Dresses and others.
OFFICE & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE REMOVAL SPECIALISTS Over Namibia Household & Office. Mobile: 0814093522 email: neilnkt@iway.na
Building Plans (Draughting). Industrial, Commercial or Residential. From new developments too everyday alterations plans needed. Contact: Juan Kinnear 081 258 8214.
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VDM Cleaning services, Walvis Bay We clean houses, carpets, couches, car seats, etc. Professional service Call us for quotation 081 306 5140
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FOR SALE Toyota Hilux 2 X 4, Year 2010 with canopy, air con, tow bar, power steering, service record, only 80,000 km, CD player, under body cavity anti rust proof, new tyres N$ 145 000.00 Contact: 0851249826
WANTED: We are looking for a house to buy, through the bank. N$500 000.00 Kuisebmond and Narraville Contact: 081 207 9301 / 081 410 9368
ERONGO AXIS SECURITY CC WALVIS BAY OFFICE We have the following vacancies available in our Walvis Bay Office. Armed Response Officers Minimum Requirements: *Grade 10 *Driver's License (6 Months Old) *Previous experience in driving will be an added advantage. Control Room Operators Minimum Requirements *Grade 10 or 12 *Computer Experience *IMS experience will be an added advantage. Send your full CV to opsmanager@security. com.na Or hand delivered Hage Geingob Street No 59 No faxed CV's will be accepted.
FIND US @ 97 Sam Nujoma Str Walvis Bay
FOR SALE 1996 Delica Mitsibish 7 seater 4x4 2.7 diesel turbo Contact: 081 324 1285
SWAKOP TILES cc WINTER SALE BDR ROOF TILES @ N$ 8.50 [VAT incl] CASH ONLY Tel 064 463 717
TRAILER FOR SALE Glass-Fibre Trailer For Sale 1,950 x 1,300 x 550 deep Insulated Nose Cone with drain tap keep ice for 5 days Licenced Professionally Build N$18,000.00 Contact Norman 081 250 6131
FOR SALE SWAKOPMUND Venter Trailer N$8500.00 Extractor Fan [3phase] N$2500.00 Sleeper Couch N$2500.00 Double Bunk [Beds] & Mattresses - N$3500.00 3 PCE Black Lounge Suite - N$6500.00 Call 081 243 1045 THIS `N THAT We buy and sell second hand & new furniture and household appliances. We offer good money on quality. Sam Nujoma Town Square La Paloma Building Walvis Bay Els 081 255 5809 Lawrence 081 324 1285
PRODEL CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATIONS:
CAR KEYS We program & supply new & spare keys, program 2nd hand ECU’s & air bag ECU’s, all cars make & models. For a free quote contact: RDJ SERVICES & SUPPLIES SMS / WHATSAPP / CALL: 081 374 6444
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New Business Registrations Ministry of Trade. New business registrations, income tax for new business registrations, BEE registration, social security, registration and all other business related registrations. Call: 081 305 2754 / 081 765 6335
For all your renovations and construction needs with personal attention. Call for a free quote JOHANN STEYN 081 128 0848.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE For Sale For Sale Swakopmund Call 081 567 4522 *1 x Ross Dumping Level in Box - N$1650.00 *1 x Kelvinator Build-In oven, Hob & Extractor Fan N$1850.00 *Defy Heavy Duty Top Loading Automatic Washing Machine N$1250.00 *Casio Cash Register N$850.00 *Honda Petrol “poker machine” [like new] N$2750.00 *3 Piece GENUINE Leather Lounge Suite N$8500.00 *1 x Pie Warmer Stainless Steel - N$1850 Call: 081 567 4522
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Yes that’s Right you can get instant CASH 4 GOLD Cash for your unwanted Gold and Silver Jewelry even if its broken. We buy Gold and Silver, Jewelry’s Coins we also buy polished diamonds. We operate in Swakopmund, Walvis Bay and Henties Bay as well as Arandis. We are available 24/7 Contact 081 344 3794 / 081 613 2647
FOR SALE SWAKOPMUND NEW TYRES All Sizes Available Best Prices in Town Shop 16A Woermann Brock Vineta Shopping Centre Call 081 243 1045 081 223 1042 TE KOOP: Walvisbaai Pool tafel te koop. N$7000 - N$7500 Kontak: 081 698 9941
CAR FOR SALE swakopmund KIA CERATO [2lt] 5 speed manual 2010 koup with 33 000km @ N$145 000 [negotiable] Leather seats 17 inch tyres cruise control Full Service History Contact 081239 4985
ANIMALS URGENT SALE GUNI STOCK HERD FOR SALE PHONE 081 128 5039 Verlore / Opsoek HELP ASSEBLIEF
Ons Baba-hondjie Jack-Russel Reuntjie is uit ons erf in Vineta Swakopmund verwyder/gesteel Die reuntjie is 5maande Help asseblief om hom weer huistoe te bring enige iemand met enige inligting kontak ons asseblief onmiddelik 081 128 4300 064 461 841 081 554 5840
WANTED: I am looking for a freestanding house or container house to buy in Kuisebmond. Contact: 081 314 8078
VACANCIES Vacancy Available Aviary Coffee Shop Looking for waiters, baristas, chefs, kitchen assistants and cleaners with a positive, outgoing personality and MUST be friendly, hardworking, honest and loyal. Minimum 1-year experience. Fluent in English and Afrikaans Please send your CV to aviarycoffeeshop@ gmail.com VACANCY OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Stationed WALVIS BAY Namibia Protection Services Requirements: * Mature, disciplined applicants needed. * Fully computer literate person. * Experience in Easy roster programme will be an advantage. * Strong personality, sober and loyal habits. * Fluent in English and at least 1 other indigenous Namibian Languages well spoken. * A market related salary offered. * Employment Agreement will be applicable after 3months * Availability as soon as possible. CV [shortened] max 5 pages to be mail|fax to: nps.west@iway.na nps.admin@iway.na Fax: 064 203 482 Tel: 064 203 482 Closing date: 15th July 2016
VACANCY Are you a freelance WRITER, TEXT EDITOR, PHOTOGRAPHER OR DESIGNER? We are in the publishing business and are busy building up our database of freelancers at the coast and would like to hear from you. No full time position, only freelance if and when we require your services. Pls send CV or work or portfolio to thea@virtualmarketing. com.na.
Lindley Education is looking for a TUTOR in the area of: Mathematics Requirements: Symbol A or higher Experience and good communication skills Ability to explain in English and Afrikaans Punctual and reliable Integrity Only restricted to WALVIS BAY Submit CV's to beataccmath@gPmail. com VACANCY: DENTIST needed at our Dental Practice in Walvis Bay, Namibia. Kindly e-mail application & detailed CV to: accounts@drfox.co For further enquiries, kindly e-mail Dr. Tam-Lyn Fox at tamfox@webmail.co.za
DAVID INSURANCE BROKERS Is looking for people with experience in Long Term Insurance field. In Walvis Bay and Swakopmund. Please contact Mr Davids 081 146 7769
VACANCY AVAILABLE Permanent position available for 1 person with experience in carpet laying and laminated flooring. A drivers license will be an advantage. Contact 081 124 5548 or klikflor@iway.na
VACANCY AVAILABLE position available for long distance Taxi Driver, Walvisbay to Oshakati with good experience and customer base Contact 081 275 7114 / 081 124 5548
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WERK GESOEK: Ek is dringend opsoek na 2 dae werk, Saterdae & Sondae. Langstrand, Meersig, Dorp. Contact: 081 606 7569
LOOKING FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITION I am Qualified in Artisan/Petrol/Diesel Engineering Welding Marine Looking for a Supervisor Hands on Vacancy 30 Years experience in Various Fields Can work Swakopmund or Walvisbay Call Deon 081 866 4735
WERK GESOEK: 38 Jarige betroubare, eerlike en hardwerkend vrou, is opsoek na huiswerk of kantoor skoonmaak werk. 5 dae `n week. In Walvisbaai, Meersig, Lagoon, dorp, Langstrand of Afrodite Beach. Sy is bereid om enige tyd te begin. Sy het ook verwysing. Rook en drink nie.
Kontak: 081 767 9248 JOB WANTED: I’m a young lady in Walvis Bay, looking for domestic work. For 3 days a week, also on Saturdays.
Contact: 081 779 2136
CHRISTINA Opsoek na huiswerk, hier in Walvisbaai. Hele week, in Lagoon, Meersig en dorp. Is baie betroubaar.
Kontak: 081 782 5190
JOB WANTED: I am a 26 year old lady, looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay. Cleaning in houses, offices, shops. In Narraville, Langstrand or town.
Contact: 081 733 0076 JOB WANTED: I am looking for work as a driving instructor and operator heavy machines like: Tractor loader backhoe, articulated dump truck, front end loader and mobile crane 20 ton.
Contact: 081 783 5911 JOB WANTED: I am a 32 year old lady, looking for domestic work. I can clean & iron or office cleaning. Or help in hair salon. I can start immediately.
Contact: 081 419 0205
JOB WANTED: I am a 34 year old women, looking for domestic work, like washing, ironing and cleaning. From Monday’s to Friday’s. I can start immediately.
Contact: 081 550 1989
DOMESTIC WANTED I am Monaliza 35years old woman and I am looking for Domestic Work in Swakopmund please Call 081 842 9496 Domestic Job Wanted I am a lady of 23 years who is hard working and is looking for Domestic work in Swakopmund or Langstrand. I am trustworthy Hardworking Realiable honest and can start as soon as possible Call 081 205 8966 WERK GESOEK Mnr en Mev Steenkamp verhuis van Swakopmund en is opsoek na Werkgewers om hul huishulp van 3 jaar in diens te neem, sy rook nie en drink nie en is hardwerkend en betroubaar. Kontak Mev Steenkamp vir haar verwysing op 081 408 4479 Domestic Job Wanted I am a woman of 35 years old looking for Domestic Work, I am located in Swakopmund for Domestic Work and I can start as soon as possible. Contact me at this number 0813024771/081697 8965 Opsoek na HUISWERK Ek is 31 jaar oud en n dame wat opsoek is na huiswerk vir 2-3 dae per week. Ek is hardwerkend en betroubaar. Ek kan in Swakopmund, DolfynPark of Langstrand werk. Skakel: 081 839 6527
VACANCIES Vacancy Available WalvisBay Fulltime receptionist wanted for our practice in Walvisbay Must have driver's liscense, multilingual, Germanspeaking an advantage, computer literate. Please send full CV to Optiker Rohloff cc, PO Box 564, Swakopmund
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To Robert, Steven, Ilse, Liesl and extended family Our deepest condolences with the passing of
Carol-Ann Our thoughts and prayers are with you
Live to Ride MCC Members, Walvis Bay
CAROL VISAGIE Your sudden passing has left a huge void in our lives and we are deeply saddened by your departure. Our most sincere and heartfelt condolences to Robert HerlĂŠ. May you find comfort in the wonderful memories. We express sincere condolences to Carol's children Ilse, Liesl, Steven and their families and Carol's mom Aunty Bettie and Carol's siblings Tony and Nita. Carol, you will remain in our hearts forever! May you R.I.P. in the arms of our Heavenly Father.
With love, Horst and Katja
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Goju-Kai Namibia Attends Training and grading in Japan A group of Namibian Goju-Kai senior karate students and instructors recently returned from Tokyo, Japan after having been invited and taken part in a karate training/grading cultural exchange event with Goju Kai Japan. The group spent 10 days in Japan during early May 2016. This exchange and training event is by invitation only and has become an annual occurrence which gives students of this martial art the opportunity to experience the cultural roots of karate in the place where Goju Kai karate originated. The Namibian contingent was led by the Chief Instructor of Namibia, Shihan Leonard Martin, who also had the opportunity to grade and attain the very high level of 6th Dan black belt. In addition to this the status of Renshi Shihan was bestowed on him, which puts him into the ranks of the most recognized master karate instructors in the International Karate-Do Goju Kai (IKGA) Association. Following are all the members of the Namibian contingent with their respective grading achievements: Leonard Martin (Renshi-Shihan - 6th Dan black belt) Dean Theisinger (4th Dan black belt) Llewellyn Manale (4th Dan black belt) Zaid Ely (3rd Dan black belt) Bruno Lourenco (3rd Dan black belt) Katelin Martin (2nd Dan black belt) Angel Zhang (2nd Dan black belt) Brandon-Lee Martin (1st Dan black belt) Nathan Augustus (1st Dan black belt) Rayloon Kuilders (1st Dan black belt) Rasmus Esterhuizen (1st Dan black belt) Westley Izaks (1st Dan black belt) Megan Cupido (1st Dan black belt) It is a highlight for any karate student to be graded by the most senior members in the organization, and to then have the opportunity to train under the watchful eye of the organization's Grand Master. The Grand Master and International head of I.K.G.A. Saiko-Shihan Goshi Yamaguchi heaped praise on many of the group and Shihan Leonard for the very high standard that he observed during their stay in Japan, they were all true ambassadors for karate and Namibia. Another significant achievement was the successful grading of Katelin Martin and Brandon-Lee Martin, daughter and son of well-known Shihan Leonard Martin. Katelin has also achieved great success in the international tournament arena this year. Sensei's Dean Theisinger and Llewellyn Manale attained the high rank of Yondan (4th Dan black belt), hard earned after their long and dedicated path with Namibia Goju Kai. Zaid Ely and Bruno Lourenco who have also proudly served Namibia Goju Kai for a substantial number of years attained Sandan (3rd Dan black belt) and thereby their international instructor status. Namibia Goju Kai has a long history with Japan with its Founder and President, Renshi Shihan Trevor Norval (6th Dan black belt), during his earlier years in karate having trained under the founder of the style, Kaiso Gogen Yamaguchi. The style of Goju Kai was introduced to Namibia in 1990. Since those humble beginnings, dojos have been established in Windhoek, Swakopmund and Walvis Bay offering traditional karate teachings as well as the latest training in sport karate. Goju Kai Namibia with the dedication of its senior instructors has since produced some highly qualified karate-ka who have proved themselves in the local and international karate arena. Goju-Kai Namibia offers tuition to all ages at their dojos in Walvis Bay, Windhoek, Swakopmund. For more information, please contact: Walvis Bay: Shihan Leonard Martin (081-129 7015)Swakopmund: Sensei Sammy Neumann (081-277 7522)
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Namibia Sports Commission trains new commissioners Sharlien Tjambari
The Namibia Sports Commission had a two day induction training last week in Swakopmund. The main purpose of the induction training was for the newly elected commissioners who will be serving the sport commission for three years, to align their plans and visions with the Namibia Sports Act so that they can act within the frame-work of that Act. During the training the commissioners were told about their functions and what are expected of them as commissioners. The main points on discussions was the National Sports Plan and the Sports Act review. Mr Joel Matheus the Chairperson of Namibia Sports Commission said “It is very important that we as commissioners understand what our functions are as commissioners and what the Act says in terms of moving development agenda of Namibian sport.” According to Matheus, commissioners are entrusted to uphold the law of Namibia in terms of the Sport Act, because as a public enterprise they are entrusted on behalf of the government to run sport administration in the country. Matheus says one of the key points in the sport act is for commissioners, as executive arm of the government to make sure that all the sports in the country are conducted within the framework of the Namibian Sport Act. Matheus further said that is very important for the community to understand the role of the sport commission “because some of the members within the sport facility do not understand the role of the sport commission, it is very important for individuals to understand what the Act is allowing him to do and what not to do, because we have many issues where sport associations or federations do not understand what their responsibilities are in terms of relationship with the sport commission and the Act.” The Namibia Sports Act was establish in 2003 with the Act of Parliament and came into operation in 2005. The Namibia Sports Act have been active since then.
Namibians did well at Oval Racing against South Africa The Big Inter-Oval Race Meeting: South Africa versus Namibia was held on 24 - 25 June, hosted at the Oval Track in Walvis Bay. A well attended event which served for plenty of entertainment. Drivers gave spectators what they came out for during the second two-day dirt oval race. Drivers from South Africa, Otjiwarongo Motor club, Walvis Bay Motor club and Desert Raceway participated in the Southern-Showdown race. The racing was fast and fierce with racing in the different categories, such as Midgets, V8's, 16-valve Hot Rods, quad bikes and 8-valve cars taking part. The National Championship for the racing weekend was won by Walvis Bay's own Allan Martin. Overall Results by category: Midgets: 1st: Wessel Rabe 2nd: Jacques Van Der Merwe 3rd: Corrie De Ronde Driver of the Series: Wessel Rabe Hotrods: 1st: Allan Martin 2nd: Frank Borruso 3rd: Jan Everson Driver of the Series: Michaela Norman V8s Flexis: 1st: Cj Bitzer 2nd: Dirkie Baard 3rd: Arista Rothman
Driver of the Series: Arista Rothman 8valves: 1st: Charlie Rothman 2nd: Tersius Van Tonder 3rd: Michael Behnke Driver of the Series: Tersius Van Tonder Quad Bikes: 1st: Fernando Coureja 2nd: Raymond Du Plessis 3rd: Ruaan Blou Driver of the Series: Fernando Coureja