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NCCI Walvis Bay in hot water over selective membership Floris Steenkamp A group of businessmen of Walvis Bay claim the local chapter of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI Walvis Bay) refuses to accept them as members. The matter is now under investigation by the National Executive of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) which reportedly postponed the NCCI Walvis Bay's Annual General Meeting (scheduled for March 2016) until the matter has been resolved.

Documents handed to namib times show copies of receipts dating back as early as September 2014 where some of these businessmen paid for their membership, but to date they had no response from the NCCI Walvis Bay. The businessmen are mistrusting the intentions of the Walvis Bay NCCI, stating certain businessmen from the NCCI are running the NCCI Walvis Bay as an exclusive club. Also that they are being discriminated

upon, based on colour and the fact that many of their businesses are from the informal sector and not elite corporates or larger businesses of which the owners are financially strong and established.

The disgruntled businessmen organised themselves into the Walvis Bay Business People Forum and demand to become members of the NCCI Walvis Bay. Some indicated the time has come for the NCCI Walvis Bay to become more representative of the business community of Walvis Bay and want leaders elected which can bring the branch to its full potential.

More documents in the possession of namib time confirm the Walvis Bay Business Forum requested an audience with the NCCI Walvis Bay in May 2015. The letter was signed by forum leaders Patrick Barthlomeus and Aloysius Kangulu.

The letter explains business owners' frustrations with NCCI Walvis Bay not signing up their businesses as members. It resulted in

businesses registering in mass, yet with no response forthcoming. Businessmen then indicated in this letter they will engage the NCCI at national level on the matter.

The letter also expressed satisfaction with the NCCI branches at Swakopmund and Oshakati where businesses are not discriminated upon on size or nature, and that even kapana sellers are members or are encouraged to take up membership.

In the same letter disgruntled businessmen accuse the NCCI Walvis Bay of not conducting activities such as training or disseminating important information such as trade missions etc.

Businesspeople straightforwardly accuses the NCCI Walvis Bay of discriminatory practises, based on the fact most of the businesses the NCCI Walvis Bay refuses to register are owned by people residing in Kuisebmond and Narraville who are of black and coloured ethnic origin.

The NCCI Walvis Bay reportedly never reacted

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Tweya wants 100 % An alleged sexual access to information offender is on the loose Sharlien Tjambari

Erwin Leuschner Communication Regulatory Authorities in Southern Africa must create and open gateways for information and communication technology access (ITC) to all citizens. This call was made by Tjekero Tweya, Minister of ICT, (pictured) in Swakopmund yesterday. At the same occasion he called on citizens in Southern Africa to develop their own technological gadgets that do not cause health hazards.

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On Tuesday a 38-year-old woman was raped at the Sports Field in Mondesa. It is alleged that she was on her way to NATIS to write a test. The incident happened between 04:00 and 05:00 confirmed the Erongo Crime Investigations Coordinator, Commissioner Otillie Kashuupulwa.

Kashuupulwa said field the suspect identification parade. that the woman met grabbed her and raped In another incident a the suspect at Ko- her. Kashuupulwa 14-year-old girl was mando Super Market said the suspect is still raped by an unknown in Mondesa where at large and police male suspect. The girl after he (the suspect) investigations are was on her way to started walking with ongoing, but the s c h o o l a n d t h e her. They walked for police is having a suspect allegedly quite a long distance description of some- grabbed her near the and when they ap- one and they are Tamariskia Cemetery proached the sports planning to have an a n d r a p e d h e r .

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Demasius leaves office

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N$4 000 cash found on prisoners Urban Minister in Walvis Bay

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Old swimming pool development welcomed

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Kudus en Wanderers meet kragte Agterblad

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NCCI Walvis Bay Continued from page 1 to the letter and the Business Forum made good of their threat to engage the NCCI at national level.

On 9 February this year, the Walvis Bay Business People Forum wrote a letter to the CEO of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry and pointed out their concern over the NCCI Walvis Bay's refusal to register certain businesses as members and the NCCI Walvis Bay's unresponsiveness. The businesspeople are urging the NCCI's National Executive to attend to the matter.

This week it was confirmed from more than one quarter, unofficially though, the postponement of the annual general meeting of the NCCI Walvis Bay comes as a direct consequence of the complaints lodged in the letter to the NCCI. The matter is now attended to and businessmen is hopeful their membership will now be forthcoming. Some also expressed resolve to use their voting rights at the first best opportunity to vote a new generation of leaders into power at the NCCI Walvis Bay. Upon inquiries it was confirmed the NCCI's CEO Taara Shaanika is out of the office and only returns on Monday. He could not be reached on his cell phone for comment. Two sources close to the NCCI Walvis Bay concurred though the AGM was postponed due to this membership issue, but that it would take place the moment the membership issue is straightened out.

Tweya wants 100 % Continued from page 1 The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Tjekero Tweya, yesterday held the keynote statement at the 5th annual General Meeting of the Communications Regulators' Association of Southern Africa. Delegates from eleven Countries from SADC are attending the event.

During his speech Tweya called on the communication regulators of the region to pull up their socks and ensure that information and technology is accessible to all citizens. “Namibia cannot claim to have breached the digital gap if many other Africans have no access to information,” he said and gave an example: “Imagine you wake up one morning and your TV, Radio and Cellphone don't work. You will panic. This is the situation most of our citizens find themselves in.” The Minister therefore called on the Regulatory Authorities to use their technical knowledge to make this happen “now.”

Talking about ITC in the whole of Southern Africa Tweya said that technological gadgets that are being distributed in Africa are sometimes obsolete elsewhere in the world, but still good enough for Africa.

To ensure that these devices don't damage the citizens' health, they should undergo intense scrutiny. In the same vein he called on people to develop their own gadgets. “Imagine a gadget gets made in Zambia. People wouldn't want it, because we don't have confidence in ourselves.

We don't believe in ourselves. What a shame,” he continued. This point was corroborated by Erongo Governor Cleophas Mutjavikua who

said that “we cannot remain consumers.”

People in SADC should create their own cellphones. “If we develop our own devices, people cannot tap into our information anymore,” he reasoned.

He also addressed regulatory authorities and called them on to address the issue of the high roaming costs amongst countries in Southern Africa. “Especially SME's use cellphones for their business. We are encroaching them in making a living, because of these high costs.

We are being pulled by the nose by operators,” he said.

As part of the Harambee Prosperty plan which was launched by President Hage Geingob this week, Tweya touched on his responsibilities to ensure access to information and telecommunication technology. By 2020 80% of the Namibian population must be covered by broadband service. “He added though that we cannot wait till 2020. “What about the other 20%? I want 100% connectivity,” he said. Furthermore he wants 80% of primary and secondary schools in Namibia to also be connected by a broadband service till that year.

“We don't have enough money to build libraries. Nowadays you don't need a building anymore. If you have access to a network, you already have a library,” he said.

Besides substantial broadband access at health services in the country as well, Tweya also wants all public sector agencies to be 100% connected to a broadband service by 2020.

Lastly it is his aim to ensure a 100% access to radio and digital television.

review pertinent regional initiatives such as the Regulatory Empowerment Project, the Independent Power Producer (IPP) Framework, and the project on Building Regional Climate Resilience through Electricity Trading and Related Infrastructure.

Namibia will greatly benefit in its development of the IPP Framework from the RERA instruments of regional

regulatory principles, cross border power trading guidelines, regional grid code and cost reflective tariffs, amongst others.

More than one hundred delegates are expected to take part in the meetings.

Apart from Namibia, other RERA member countries are Angola, Lesotho, Mozambique, Malawi, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Electricity Control Board Sexual offender hosts meetings Continued from page 1 of Regional Electricity Regulators confirmed the incident and said it happened around 06:30 last week Friday. Kashuupulwa said she believes that it might be the same Association of Southern Africa suspect who also raped the 38-year-old woman in Mondesa.

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The Electricity Control Board (ECB) will from 4 - 19 April host Portfolio and Sub-Committee Meetings of the Regional Electricity Regulators Tel +264 64 461866 Association of Southern Africa Fax + 264 64 461824 (RERA) at Swakopmund in the Erongo ADVERTISING Region. smallswk@namibtimes.net RERA is a formal Association of MARKETING/ independent electricity regulators whose establishment was approved by the SALES Southern African Development Mikkie Kriel Community (SADC) Ministers Cell +264 81 286 9519 responsible for Energy in Maseru, mikkie@namibtimes.net marketing.namibtimes@iway.na Lesotho, on 12 July 2002. The Association's objectives include capacity Brenda Miles building and information sharing, Cell +264 81 128 3280 facilitation of electricity supply industry brenda@namibtimes.net policy, legislation and regulations, and JOURNALISTS regional regulatory cooperation.

Sharlien Tjambari At a time when Namibia's need to reform Cell +264 81 788 8155 sharlien@namibtimes.net its electricity sector is more pronounced, RERA is an important platform from Erwin Leuschner which the sector can draw lessons. The Cell +264 81271 0645 erwin@namibtimes.net main objective of the meetings in Namibia is to provide country updates on PRO-Print recent regulatory and other electricity Brenda Miles supply industry developments.

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Eckart Demaius goes on retirement Erwin Leuschner The end of an era.

After 24 years and seven months of service the Chief Executive Officer of Swakopmund, Eckart Demasius, will vacate his office on Monday and go on retirement.

Demasius has been the CEO of the municipality since 1992, after starting there in 1991 as Town Engineer. He holds a Bachelor in Civil Engineering degree from the University of Stellenbosch. He took up studies for a Master

of Business Administration in General and Strategic Planning with the Maastricht School of Management during 2002 and successfully completed the studies in 2003 with his thesis on; “The Implementation of Legislation/Regulations at Local Authority Level: The Case of the Local Tender Board Regulations” and passed his MBA in General and Strategic Planning, Cum Laude. Besides that he also has a passion for nature and therefore studied tour guide courses. He successfully

completed his badge I, II, III with NATH as well as specialised courses with NATH. He authored/edited two books “Birding in Namibia” and the same book also in German “Namibias bunte Vogelwelt” that was published by Gamsberg MacMillan.

As the Chief Executive Officer he successfully implemented five and ten year strategic plans for the town. During his tenure of office the Swakopmund Municipality received clean Audit Reports from the Auditor General, which makes Swakopmund an exception to various other if not all Namibian towns.

As any CEO in Namibia Demasius had to implement all decisions taken by the Town Council which is elected on five year terms. He was instrumental in introducing the two bin system in Swakopmund, the development of the new, modern sewage works, the ongoing formalization of the Democratic Resettlement Community (DRC) and the delivery of affordable serviced erven at affordable prices as well as various other developments.

Currently the General Manager Corporate Services, Marco Swarts, is acting CEO.

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Regular drainage bursts a headache Sharlien Tjambari Yesterday morning drain pipes in Mc Hugh Street were blocked and sewage water was flowing down the entire street. The drain pipes in that street ruptures or becomes blocked more than twice a month said a businessman who owns a business on that street and claims that this problem affects their businesses.

The Municipality's spokesperson, Mrs Aillie Gebhardt responded on the issue and said the cause of the drain ruptures is that the lines are sometimes blocked because the pipes pushes from behind Metro Hyper and also the drain pipes from Woerman Brock Hardware. All the drains from the businesses in that area flows through one pipe and if the pressure is too much and the drains have blocked then is causes the manhole to overflow or the pipes in the centre of Mc Hugh Street to burst. Gebhardt further said that the municipal sewage workers removed a big rock from the blocked pipes and they just do not understand how the rock ended up in the pipes. Gebhardt said she believes that the only way to avoid drainage blockage and bursts is if people are educated on what should and should not be thrown in the drains “because sometimes we find pots, knives and forks and there was a time we even removed a car battery from the blocked drains.” Gebhardt also said that drain blockages are one of the main reasons why the municipality is upgrading the sewage system in Mondesa and moving the main drain holes out of backyards and placing them in street centres to minimise damage to households or businesses.

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Swakopmund Court Report

Walvis Bay Magistrate’s Court report 4 April 2016 *Case date Shivolo Patrick Ileni (42) failed to appear on charge of drunken driving. Warrant for accused's arrest issued.

Jacques Gillmore failed to appear in court for drunken driving. Matter postponed to 2 June.

Warrant for accused's arrest becomes effective on 2 June should he again miss a court appearance.

Erna Katrina Kharas (37) appeared on a charge of theft by false pretences (*December 2015). Matter postponed to 2 June and bail of N$2 000 extended.

Axel David (22) found guilty of reckless negligent driving. Fined N$2 000 or four months imprisonment.

Bernhard Werner Rohl (53) made a first appearance on charge of drunken driving.

Matter postponed to 1 June and bail of N$4 000 extended.

Deonisius Tjazamo (38) found guilty of drunken driving. Fined N$4 000 or eight months imprisonment.

Willem Shooya (24), Immanuel Nkuumbuli (41), Mulike Mulike (38) and Immanuel Huseb (41) appeared on charges of malicious damage to property. Released on warning and matter postponed to 2 June.

Johannes Haindongo (39) found guilty on charge of assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. Fined N$3 000 or 6 months imprisonment.

Patrick Shivolo (42) appeared on charge of drunken driving (*December 2013). Matter postponed to 11 May. Bail extended.

Gillmore Mamillian (20), Quincy Booysen (19) and Alfonso Wellman appeared on charges of housebreaking (*October 2014).

Matter postponed to 16 August. Accused free on bail of N$1 500.

Jerome Vos (23) appeared on charge of theft (*July 2014). Matter postponed to 19 April Bail of N$4 000 reinstated.

Rudiger Mokaleng (33) appeared on charge of cheque fraud (*June 2015). Matter postponed to 13 July. Bail of N$3 500 extended.

Grasias Uuanga (34) appeared on charge of theft by false pretence (*November 2015).

Co-accused Bernhard Naobeb (40) and Efrenchel Lario Engelbrecht (34) failed to appear and warrants for arrest issued.

Jerome Vos (23) and Alexander Visagie found guilty of furnishing false information to road traffic law enforcer. Accused fined N$1 500 or 90 days imprisonment.

Michael Kusch (19) found guilty of housebreaking. Sentenced to eight months imprisonment without option of a fine.

Xavelinus Tshombandja (29) found guilty of drunken driving. Fined N$4 000 or one year imprisonment. Driving license suspended for three months.

Edwin de Wee (40) made a first appearance on charge of drunken driving. Matter postponed to 12 May and bail of N$4 000 extended.

Frans Kamukwanyama (31) and Petrus Johannes (28) made a first appearance on charge of robbery. Matter postponed to 20 June. Accused remain in custody.

Josef Haitembu (31) appeared on charge of assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm (*March 2016). Matter postponed to 12 May. Bail set at N$1 000.

Markus Paulus (23) appeared on charge of theft under false pretence (*March 2016).

Matter postponed to 12 April. Bail set at N$1 000.

5 April 2016 David David (30) appeared on charges of malicious damage to property and possession of housebreaking implements (*April 2015).

Matter postponed to 4 July. Bail of N$1 000 extended.

Simon Kalangula (33) charges of illegal discharge of a firearm and assault by threat withdrawn.

Heinrich Smith (32) and a minor of 15 failed to appear on charge of housebreaking. Warrants for the arrest of both accused in force.

Tangeni Nangombe (43) charge of knowlingly receiving stolen stock (*December 2015) withdrawn.

Henry Abrahams (68) found guilty on charge of assault, read together with the Act on Domestic Violence (*January 2016). Fined N$5 000 and five year suspended sentence.

Aukus Aukus (40) appeared on charge of culpable homicide (vehicle accident related *February 2016). Matter postponed to 16 May and bail of N$3 500 extended.

Noah Shitenga (19) and Tarah Shivute (19) appeared on charges of robbery (*February 2015). Matter postponed to 14 June and bail extended.

Two minors, aged 15, made a first appearance on a charge of theft. Matter postponed to 6 April and accused released in care of guardians.

Johannes Andreas (51) found guilty of drunken driving. Fined N$5 000 or one year imprisonment.

Charles van Wyk (22) appeared on charges of assault with the intent to cause grievous bodily harm and resisting a police officer (*December 2014).

Nico van der Merwe failed to appear in court (nature of offense not registered on court roll).

Bail of N$4 000 provisionally forfeited. Accused must appear in court on 17 May, failing of which a warrant of arrest would be issued.

Sakaria Ananias (29) found guilty on charge of refusal to provide a breath or blood specimen (*December 2015). Fined N$4 000 or 8 months imprisonment.

Gordon van Neel (33) appeared on charge of attempted murder, read together with the Act on Domestic Violence (*January 2016). Matter postponed to 11 April. Accused remains in custody.

Romanus Klaas (16) appeared on a charge of theft (*January 2016). Co-accused Mario Smith failed to appear and warrant for his arrest issued. Klaas was released in the care of a guardian and the duo is back in court on 16 May. Mario Reginald Boois (22) appeared on charge of possession of the drug methaqualone (*February 2016). Co-accused Elijah Mouers failed to appear and a warrant for arrest issued.

Boois remains in custody pending a next appearance on 7 June.

Raymond Ganteb (24) appeared on a charge of robbery (*February 2016). Accused freed on warning and matter returns to court on 5 July.

Vincent Tjiveze (25) and a minor of 13 years old appeared on charge of housebreaking (*February 2016). Matter returns to court on 5 April. Tjiveze is free on bail of N$2 000 and minor released in care of guardian.

Warran Eberenz (26) found guilty of drunken driving. Fined N$4 000 or 8 months imprisonment.

Regional Court Christian Rooinasie (54) appeared on charges of attempted rape and compacting immoral practices: enticing a girl under sixteen to commit an immoral act and rape. The accused was sentenced to two years imprisonment.

Lydia Kandetu (41) appeared on charges of corruptly using office or position for gratification and corruptly using a false document by an agent.

The matter was postponed to 19 April for submissions. The accused have been warned.

Martin Ngairo (39) appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 2r5 April for Judgement. The accused is on bail of N$1 500.

Magistrate’s Court Candice Celeste Brockerhoff (34) appeared on a charge of dealing in cocaine. The matter was postponed to 13 April because the docket was not at court. The accused is on bail of N$3 000.

Eiseb Peter (46) appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 02 June for plea in terms of sections 119. The accused remains in custody.

Gustaf Naomab (47) appeared on a charge of theft by false pretences. The matter was postponed to 30 May for plea and trial. The accused is on bail of N$1 000.

Darrel Van Neel (39) appeared on charges of assault with intent to grievous bodily harm and malicious damage to property. The matter was postponed to 8 April for other reason. The accused is on bail of N$1 000.

Mikael Nande Kamati (33) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The matter was postponed to 9 June for lab results. The accused is on bail of N$4 000.

Isabella Maria Coetzee (52) and Charity Eiseb (47) appeared on a charge of theft by false pretences. The matter was postponed to 2 June for further investigation. Isabella Maria Coetzee is on bail of N$7 000 and Charity Eiseb remains in custody.

Prince Jakobs (24) appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 8 April because accused was absent. The accused remains in custody.

Manu Van Wyk (27) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 11 April for plea. The accused is on bail of N1 000.

Nicky Geingob (26) appeared on a charge of assault by threat read with provisions of the domestic violence act. The matter was postponed to 14 April because the docket was not at court. The accuse remains in custody.

Nairobi Beukes (28), Robert Van Wyk (43), Gerhardus Hummel (31) and Donava Haraseb (26) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 20 April for further investigations. The accused remains in custody.

Mathias Kalompo Kabila (38) appeared on a charge of dealing liquor without a licence. The matter was postponed to 11 April for plea. The accused remains in custody.

Aleklelis Shiweda (37) appeared on a charge of dealing liquor without a licence. The matter was postponed to 11 April for plea. The accused remains in custody.

Derick Erasmus (38) appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 13 April for plea. The accused remains in custody.

Haroldt Ariseb (37) appeared on charges of corruptly accepting gratification by agent (as inucement) and theft. The matter was postponed to 25 April for typing of record. The accused is on bail of N$3 000.

Derick Brockerhoff (36) appeared on a charge of dealing I potentially dangerous dependence producing drugs. The matter was postponed to 10 August for plea and trial.

Inmates found with N$4 000 cash Erwin Leuschner

The police confiscated three cellphones and N$4 000 in cash from inmates at the Swakopmund police holding cells yesterday during a regular search for contraband. This was confirmed by Edwin Kanguatjivi, Deputy Police Commissioner at Nampol's public relations division, to namib times.

Initially the newspaper received an anonymous tipoff that “NDF members stormed into cells beating and clubbing and kicking inmates in the holding cells, looking for contraband (sic).” “This is not true. It was members of the charge office that conducted a normal, regular search,” Kanguatjivi said.

According to him the Erongo Regional Commander, Commissioner Andreas Nelumbu, tasked the police members to transport the inmates, which claim to have been beaten, to the Swakopmund state hospital. “They weren't taken to hospital for being brutalised, but rather to investigate their claims,” Kanguatjivi said. He continued stating that some inmates take chances and make these claims up to taste a few minutes of freedom again. "If there indeed was such an incident then it will of course be investigated as is normal,” Kanguatjivi said.

According to deputy commissioner the police search was conducted because there has been an increase in complaints about inmates using cellphones to extort money from outside the cells. “There were no reports of other items found, like knives or screwdrivers,” Kanguatjivi said.

According to the anonymous source some individuals in the holding cells were beaten so badly that they suffered broken limbs and some were even coughing up blood.

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Minister of Urban and Rural Development in Walvis Bay today

Liesl Losper

Urban and Rural Development Minister Sophia Shaningwa is expected in Walvis Bay today for a meeting with local authority councillors and a delegation of the regional council over the recent land grab saga in Walvis Bay. A social media post in this regard was widely circulated, but from official circles it was indicated yesterday the meeting is only aimed at the officials on Friday and on Saturday a number of groups will be met. The wider public is hereby advised this meeting is not for the general public, but only with selected audiences in order to assess last weekend’s event and the way forward, a municipal official urged yesterday.

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Fishermen deliver petition to Walvis Bay Labour Office

Liesl Losper

Despite not representing fishing industry workers through any recognition agreement with any fishing company, labour union MMMC claimed this week to represent fisherman from various fishing companies over dissatisfaction with the Confederation of Fishing Associations applying for exemptions and variations on certain terms of Namibia's Labour Act. MMMC mobilised disgruntled fishermen into a march to the labour offices in Walvis Bay where a petition was handed to a labour official with the request fishing companies must apply for variations and exemptions on an individual basis and only after proper consultations with workers and the trade unions that represent them. The union implicated the Confederation cannot apply for exemptions and variations on behalf of its members.

The Namibia Food and Allied Workers Union (Nafau), Namibian Fishing Industry Workers Union (NFI) and the Namibia Seamen And Allied Workers Union (NASAWU) are the three trade unions dominating the labour scene in the fishing industry, representing the vast majority of fishing industry workers. MMMC is trying hard to gain a foot in the door in the fishing industry and is giving these unions a run for their money.

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The architect's impression shows how the Waterfront development “Platz am Meer” will eventually look. Town Council now decided to approve the application by the developer Safari Investments, that the residential block may be built 16 meters high

Swakop Waterfront to go even higher Erwin Leuschner

The residential block of the much debated Waterfront Development “Platz am Meer” in the Swakopmund suburb Vineta may exceed the height restriction of 13 meters.

Town Council approved the application that the block may be up to 16 meters high at its last meeting, even though a total of 22 objections were raised.

The application by the developer Safari Investments for the relaxation of the height restriction from 13 meters to 16 meters was initially advertised in June 2012.

Close to four years down the line Town Council finally took a decision and approved the application.

According to the agenda a decisive factor for this decision was the fact that “it should be noted that the majority of the objections received was not against the height relaxation itself but rather against the development.” Town Council did take a stance though, stating that no construction may commence with regard to the relaxation until the process has been finalised to the satisfaction of Council.

In many of the objections raised for the application many residents voiced their general displeasure about the development and some even made bold accusations. In the agenda one such application stems from M Baines who said that the developer, Safari Investments, blatantly operates outside the law and has despite intense opposition “bulldozed” their way onto an entire strip of beachfront for their own benefit. “That they should even be considered in a 'height

relaxation' request is scandalous,” Baines states.

In another objection, raised by B Tebbit, it is argued that the proposed increase in height restriction will be out of c h a r a c t e r w ith t h e neighbourhood. In response to this point it is argued in the agenda that the objector is “generalising” by including the whole public with regard to a personal point. “Why is it that out of more than 47 500 residents that only 22 objected to a development of this size,” it reads.

Many other objectors shared similar arguments stating a development of that height/magnitude will be out of character with the rest of the neighbourhood. In this regard it is argued that this is considered a personal opinion that should be respected. In the same vein it can also be said that other residents are of a completely different opinion. “Given the diversity of architectural structures around in the surroundings of the proposed development the question could be asked as to what is wrong and what is right,” it states.

In the objection of P le Roux it reads that an approval might set a precedent for other developers. “This would result in a situation similar to Langstrand which has transformed itself from a single residential area to a concrete jungle,” the

objector argued. In response it states in the agenda that “an increase of two meters for every residential property in the area would not have the concrete jungle effect as stated.”

In the agenda it is further argued that it is the opinion that the relaxation of height applied for will only change a certain portion of the proposed development and will not have such a detrimental impact as indicated by the objectors.

According to the Town Planning Scheme the objectors now have a right to appeal to the Minister.

Old swimming pool development Erwin Leuschner welcomed

Penthouses, apartments, shops, restaurants and more parking: The face of the Mole in Swakopmund will soon boast the modern building “Sur la Plage”.

The development at the site of the old municipal swimming pool was this week presented at a public scoping exercise. Many interested and curious residents welcomed the project.

Most of the original design of the building remained unchanged since the development was first presented to the public in August last year. Most important though is the fact that developer will not apply for a relaxation of the height restriction to 16 meters anymore. “The development will be 13 meters high. We made a few tweaks here and there and are happy with the result,” Architect Deidre de Waal said to namib times.

The erf at the Mole, where many residents still carry fond memories of the once popular municipal swimming pool, has for the past year become an eyesore, since the old building together with the Lighthouse Pub & Grill were demolished. “After the scoping exercise the plans need to be approved by the Aesthetics Committee, before they are sent to the Heritage Council. After all approvals have been granted, construction can commence,” de Waal continued. It is not yet known, when this will happen though.

The size of the entire property measures 6 086 square meters on which it is envisaged to build a three story building that boasts two basements. Should the plan be approved as is, both basements will provide a total of close to 200 parking bays. A big part of these will serve the public. Above the basements the ground floor will include some additional parking bays, a couple of apartments and seven sea-facing retail spaces.

It will also include a further 22 retail/office spaces, which will be accessible from the current one-wayroad “Am Leuchtturm” to the east of the property. The first floor will include nine three-bedroomapartments as well as twelve two-bedroom-apartments. Above those (2nd floor) there will be nine more three-bedroom-apartments. The top and last floor will include four penthouses, which boast a perfect view of the entire Mole.

According to de Waal there were certain requirements the developer had to meet as part of the project.

These include the addition of some public toilets and showers, which will be located to the south of the building. Additionally, the developer will modernise the current park area located between the property and the museum. “There will be a playpark for the children and some additional public showers,” de Waal continued. In total the development will include close to 7 200 square meters of residential area, 3 146 square meters of retail and office space and 5 190 square meters, which are reserved for parking, for both the public and residents.

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Illegal, Baseless , Regretable Erongo schools and teachers awarded for their hard work mony last week Thursday to recognise,

The Erongo Regional Council held their annual Teachers Award Cere-

praise and award the top performing teachers who have done exceptionally well during the course of the previous academic year.

The tireless efforts by our teachers to prepare and shape our future leaders is of great significance and should therefore not go unnoticed,” said the Minister of Education Arts and Culture.

Unotjari Katundu Well done! Erongo Schools & Teachers ..proud to be.

Zelda Erica We love what we are doing and thumbs up for our Minister.

Illegal Landgrab turned to war The Namibian Police confirmed yesterday that the land grab action by hundreds of people in Walvis Bay have deteriorated since yesterday due to the fact that more areas were invaded where people are demarcating plots where they want to establish informal housing.

Carola Krämer I might be stoned for my comment but before independence we as employers had to register our employees with the municipality for housing and we as employers had to pay a monthly fee to the authorities and everybody had a roof over their head nowadays everybody wants everything for free.

Junior Philip Why the police need to be involved in land grab. Policce have nothing to do With land Imanuel Shovita The guy in the red shirt was totally innocent and he just walk by and when the police started shooting he was in the middle. Shame Innocent people was also attacked.

Jerry Nangolo I regret standing in a long queue to vote for these heartless and greedy so called leaders. God rescue the poor of this land from the sharp teeth of these heartless leaders.

Imene Nestory Mekondjo History is repeating it self because we inherited the system of our colonial masters. what is the difference between this event and the

event where K Mungunda lost her life?

Wuli konima yesiga kushi uupyu womulilo. They must give the land to the needy.

Nico Jones If they can do it why can't I grab a piece of land for myself. there are a lot of poor people from different races, what makes them so special to take land and not pay.

Imene Nestory Mekondjo Yes I also saw the guy in red, he was so shocked when he was shot. He asked the police officer why did you had to shoot me, I was trying to get away from all of this.

Ananias Melongo Moa Endjala If the land already there why not give to the people?

Jo Mae Do Miguel They should drop their prices so each and every person can afford , besides it's their fault people are under paid and can't afford land, and I see too many whites talking bull here, most of y'all inherited land money and dwellings from your late gra...

Nehemia Imms I understand people don't

The annual Reparation Walk by the Ovaherero/Ovambanderu Genocide Foundation and the Nama Technical Committee through the town of Swakopmund has this year ended on a sour note: Some participants vandalised the Marine Denkmal by covering it in red paint.

Mario Steenkamp Ek sal nooit die mens verstaan nie, hoekom moet mens altyd ou donkies uit die sloot loop haal. Baie mense het my al gese "ons boere" is oorsaak van alles. Wat ek nie verstaan nie is wat het ek te doen met wat my oupa grootjie dalk aan van die mense se oupas gedoen het. Dit het even niks met hulle te doen nie want hulle was nog nie daar nie so hoekom moet die rasse ding altyd inkom by alles.

Rita Olivier "We are still in chains" I dont agree. Were you born and bred in Swakopmund? At least we can now walk with your heads held high. As kids were not allow to look people in the eye (whites especially Germans) Gooi die kop af en loop vinnig verby. anders kry jy moeilikheid. ek se maar net.

Dino Madih They think are the owner of the country..someone wake theme up from the dream,,,hitler is dead hes not coming back, you are free.

Nakkie Theron Yes they are still in chains their OWN. They cannot survive on their own heritage. Could do nothing till now to build this country instead destruction was the outcome, stand up!

That is what we done and still are doing I am with you Lien le Grange. Go on South Africa turn back to God only then will all be Well.

Lien le Grange "We are still in chains" sê die plakaat wie s'n? Die mense leef in die verlede en wil nie vorentoe kyk en opbouend optree nie. Kyk gerus wat het die Afrikaner gedoen nadat die Engelse hulle vrouens en kinders in konsentrasie kampe vermoor het, pla.

Wesley Metjavi Let the relevant authorities act on this, rather than saying statement who you are not even link to.

Paul Banchek They are all from the North send them back where they belong.

Vernon Sylvia Knowles Is dit nou nodig staan op en gaan werk soos ons almal en los die verlede waar dit hoort.

Retha Booysen van Rensburg Play the victim and ye shall receive. Ohg! Servaas Tap Moenie net handjies hou en bedel nie .. staan op en vergeet van die verlede wees minder slap... en doen iets positiefs Lien goed gese dit is en bly n feit!

Kobus Vermaak Jip, die republiek se griep het oorgewaai.

Namibië is 'n mooi land, hoop die regering sit voet neer voor dit te laat is.

Amor Ashboysine Van Wyk Hierdie self bejamer ... Dit rak tog nou oud.

Mike Kanatjie Kandovazu-m K Who are the people with no brain Retha.

Jona James Pathetic.

Anne Visagie What chains? Speak to the powers that is.

Willie Nel Kan die mense nie die goed uitlos nie. Dit is deel van die geskiedenis en niemand kan iets daaraan doen nie.

Sandra Meyer Shame on you.

Christa Roman Hoekom afbreek dis waar ons al die jare ons trou fotos geneem het. want land for free, they want it to be affordable, period, everyone knows nothing is for free.

Sandra Meyer But the land nothing is for free.

Amor Ashboysine Van Wyk Als wil hul net vrniet hê. Koma rightfull owners gan lees jul history reg. Hou op jul self bejamer en stan op en werk vi wat jy wil hê.

Jaco Snyders Ek soek ook land asb. Pateties.

Tatekulu Wetu People don't lie ur self inatumangulukeni shli

kaah I'm tyd the country tog iita naigaluke tog.

Paa Asser Dengox Nothing for free.That true.

Irlando Manetto Innocent people were shot in this attack.

There was one man that complained with the police that he was not a grabber he was just passing by, but they did not listen.

Rina Liebenberg Sommiges se denke gaan my te bowe!

Markus van Bergen Glad nie gesond nie, foei!

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Toordokters en doepa mors met Namibiërs Floris Steenkamp ‘n Swendelaar wat mense teiken deur voor te gee hy is 'n toordokter is medisyne van 'n ander aard toegedien. Hy is onlangs deur die polisie in hegtenis geneem op 'n klag van diefstal onder valse woorwendsels, nadat hy 'n lid van die publiek N$6 000 gevra het om 'n moordkomplot (teen die slagoffer) af te weer.

Tydens 'n perskonferensie by die Namibiese Polisie se hoofkwartier op Walvisbaai het openbare skakelbeamptes, Kommissaris Otilie Kashuupulwa en sersant Ileni Shapumba, Vrydag gewaarsku swendelaars kan enige onderwerp onder die son gebruik en slimstreke bedink om mense uit hul swaarverdiende geld te konkel.

In bogenoemde geval het 'n inwoner van Walvisbaai verlede Woensdag omstreeks 10:00 'n oproep ontvang van ene Dr Moyo op Swakopmund. Die Dr Moyo het hom bekendgestel as 'n toordokter en wou die persoon inlig dat daar 'n moordkomplot teen hom is, en dat die persoon hom (Dr Moyo) N$3 000 betaal het om die moord uit te voer.

Dr Moyo bied toe aan dat hy teen 'n teenbetaling van N$5 000 en 'n N$1 000 konsultasiefooi die moordkomplot sou kon neutraliseer en die sogenaamde slagoffer derhalwe veilig sou wees.

Hoogs ontsteld en bang, het die inwoner vas geglo 'n voormalige vriendin van hom, waarmee hy romanties verbind was, wou hom om die lewe bring.

Hy het Dr Moyo se aanbod oorweeg, maar gesonde verstand het gelukkig die oorhand gekry en die man het hom tot die polisie op Walvisbaai gewend. Binne 'n ommesientjie is 'n lokval gestel en die “slagoffer” is gestuur om die N$1 000 konsultasiefooi te gaan oorhandig. Die ontvanger van die geld is in hegtenis geneem.

Hy probeer sedert sy inhegtenisname jakkalsdraaie om die verhaal gooi, en voer onder andere aan hy weet nie waar die Dr Moyo hom bevind nie. Die vermoede is sterk dat die man wat in hegtenis geneem is, egter self die sogenaamde Dr Moyo is.

“Moet nooit aan enige telefoonoproepe gehoor gee nie. Die polisie sal jou nie per telefoon verwittig van 'n klag of klagtes wat teen jou gelê is nie. Swendelaars skakel mense voortdurend en voer aan hulle is polisiebeamptes wat 'n klag ondersoek, maar teen 'n kontantbetaling sal hulle die dossier laat verdwyn.

As iemand jou motor wil koop, laat hom eers daarvoor betaal voordat jy die motor se sleutel oorhandig. Moet ook nie luister na versoeke dat jy petrolgeld, geld vir 'n buiteband en dergeliks moet voorskiet, en dat dit by die koopsom bygelas moet word nie. Dit is gewoonlik fiktiewe kopers wat uit is daarop om jou uit 'n paar honderd of selfs 'n paar duisend Namibiese Dollar wil verneuk,” is tydens die perskonferensie verduidelik.

Moet ook nie val vir oproepe of selfs advertensies wat goedkeuring van huislenings in

Kommissaris Otillie Kashuupulwa met van die sogenaamde tradisionele medisyne

Foto’s dui aan die verskillende weergawes van die sogenaamde “muti” wat die toordokters aanmaak en Namibiërs uit hul geld verkul die kwessie van 'n paar uur beloof of opleidingsgeleenthede wat met gewaarborgde werksplasings gepaardgaan nie. Swendelaars buit mense se verwagtinge en drome uit en bedink skelmstreke om depositos, diensfooie ensovoorts uit jou te bewimpel.

Kommissaris Kashuupulwa en sersant Shapumba het ook gewaarsku teen allerhande salfies, kruie en doepas wat toordokters meng en aan jou verkoop met beloftes dat dit geluk kan bring, ongeluk kan afweer en besweer of voorspoed met die liefde of werk kan bewerkstellig.

Voorbeelde is gewys van doepas waarvoor mense honderde Namibiese Dollar betaal het.

Die sogenaamde doepas is dan inderdaad niks meer as koekkleursel, speserye of kruie en takkies wat jy plaaslik van die winkelrak af kan aanskaf of in enige tuin kan pluk nie.

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Dolphin A.B.C. Day Care & Pre-Primary Sports Day Dolphin A.B.C. Day Care & Pre-Primary had their sports this past Saturday at the Vineta Sports Field. The day was filled with fun and overwhelming activities for the little ones.

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. * First Tuesday of every month: Charity Quiz Night at The Raft! Call 204877 for more info and reservations. * Every Saturday: Braaivleis at MOTH Centre. * Every Sunday: Potjiekos available at MOTH Centre. * 9 April: Black & White Canvas Photography Exhibition at 55 Kuiseb Street, Longbeach from 09:00 - 12:00. * 9 April: Okinawan Goju-Ryu Karate Namibia will be hosting their annual National Championships at the Jan Wilken Sports Complex. They are also proud to announce the celebration of the 25th year existence of the Walvis Bay Goju-Ryu Karate Club at this occasion. For more info about Goju Ryu Karate at the coast please phone: 081 277 9268 * 13 April: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole at 19:00. * 19 & 20 April: Walvis Bay Industrial Expo at Walvis Bay Town Hall/Civic Centre from 12:00 - 18:00. * 24 April: MOTH Parade at Trekkopje. * 24 April: Lagoon Park Flea Market from 10:00 - 14:00. Free entry & parking between Paul Vincent & Peter Dixon Street. * 26 April: Laerskool Walvisbaai Direksie verkiesing en Algemene Jaarvergadering om 18:00 by Boom Pretorius Saal. * 29 & 30 April: Ring of Fire MC Bike Rally.

Ruk & Pluk day jol Rally by Atlantis Sportklub. ***************

The little ones singing their school's anthem during the opening ceremony

SWAKOPMUND

Jordan and his age group ready for the run

Constacia and Tamzin teamed up for bag racing

Micah showing off his medals. He won a gold, silver and bronze medal

Bike racing for babies

* 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. * 8 April: Haus der Jugend: Meerdorfer Musikschule presents “Alles kommt anders” – an entertaining and current theatre piece with instrumental music at 19:00. * 9 April: Haus der Jugend: Meerdorfer Musikschule presents “Ich bin stark” – an Easter story, and afterwards again “Alles kommt anders” at 17:00. Tickets: Leder Chic Swakopmund, Tel 404778. * 12 April: Film and lecture: “The last lioness – A journey from head to heart” Film and lecture

by Herbert Braeuer at 18:00 in the Swakopmund Museum. Donations welcome. * 15 April: Dance Factory Swakopmund presents Tick-Tock at NPS Aula. Bookings 064403367. * 16 April: Dance Factory Swakopmund presents Tick-Tock at NPS Aula. Bookings 064403367.

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PRESS RELEASE – 01 APRIL 2016

Directors: K B Black (Chairman), B J GrovĂŠ, D A Halstead-Cleak*, J Kaitungwa (alternate), I Namaseb, C A A Snyman (Managing), K Radebe* (alternate), G F Swartz, C J van Niekerk*, D M J Whelan # (Alternate), *South African, #British Ekango Salt Refiners (a subsidiary of Walvis Bay Salt Holdings), and the Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN) on 23 March 2016, agreed to terms that saw the avoidance of any job losses as a result of the re-organisation of the businesses.

The company had until then employed 23 permanent workers. The agreement ensured that another 30 fixed-term employees would be employed on a permanent basis, doubling the number of staff in this plant.

Walvis Bay Salt Holdings Human Resources Manager, Ms Brumilda Britz, stated that the re-organisation was a necessary step in the evolution of the business and its attempts to up the production from 4500mt of refined table salt to 6000mt per month. She further confirmed previous statements to the media, that despite the re-organisation exercise, it was never the intention to have any loss of human capital. She also confirmed the accommodation of all permanently employed workers into suitable positions, as well as the addition of 30 more persons to the plant.

MUN president Raimo Hausiku commented that the agreement reached, ensured job security for 50 plus employees. This is always the first priority of the MUN, during a reorganisation process. The negotiations were conducted in the spirit of satisfying both party's needs, and that he believes that the way in which it was conducted, signifies a renewed commitment to ensuring sound labour relations.

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Monthly Monitor: March 2016 March marks the end of the first quarter of the calendar year, which has indeed been a tough one in the markets. Although markets have fared better in the second half of the quarter, global risks and concerns remain.

Market Review: The Chinese economic slowdown continues, and whilst the United States (US) is reporting stronger labour figures, the gloomy global backdrop and weak inflation has convinced the US Federal Reserve to hold off increasing interest rates at their last meeting.

Volatility continues to be driven by divergent monetary policies across the globe. The US stays on their road to tightening monetary

policies with the South African Reserve Bank also increasing interest rates, whilst others such as China, Japan and Europe stimulate their economies further. Despite the bumpy ride in the markets, investors' risk appetites have recently picked up and the VIX (so called 'fear index') has lowered.

See Table 1 below for asset class returns over various periods:

Table 1: Asset Class Returns (in N$):

Whilst shares (both local and foreign) are the most volatile asset class over shorter periods, they remain the preferred asset class for healthy long-term returns.

In order to minimiSe risk whilst still seeking attractive returns, diversification amongst asset classes remains key. Some strengthening in the SA Rand (ZAR) has brought foreign shares' performance down for the year-to-date.

Portfolio Performance: Although markets can be volatile over shorter periods, like a month, they become more predictable given enough time. Table 2 shows the 1-year, 3-year and 5-year (per annum) returns ending March 2016 of our five managed portfolios. The returns are calculated based on gross internal rates of return (IRR's) from actual client data:

Notice how portfolio returns revert towards their long-term expected rates of return over longer periods of time. Patience and emotional detachment are recipes for longterm investment success. Considering the relatively weak performances by most asset classes over the past year, we are pleased to have generated significant returns for our clients.

Conclusion: Over the past two months we have rebalanced all our portfolios in order to take in a more defensive positioning considering the volatile nature of financial markets.

This means that we have increased the portfolio exposure to safety assets (cash and bonds) relative to growth assets (shares, listed

property and foreign assets). With the global economy's growth slowing, overall demand at poor levels and divergent monetary policies, volatility is likely to continue in the near future.

Thus we stick to our strategy of diversification and remain focussed on the long-term and urge our clients to do the same.

Hendrie Scheun, BSc (UNAM), DEP & MSc (Financial Economics) (London), and ACFP (Investments) (UFS), is a qualified economist with wide international and local experience.

He is a financial adviser at the Namibian coast focussing on savings and investments and can be reached on 081 127 2244. Investment Analyst, Michele Arnold, BCom (Honours in Risk Management) (North-West University) contributed

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Gondwana und Krebsvereinigung Selfies entlarven Narzissten Gondwana übernimmt Verantwortung für die Gesundheit seiner Mitarbeiter und unterstützt gleichzeitig die Arbeit der namibischen Krebsvereinigung „Cancer Associaton of Namibia“ (CAN).

Ein professionelles CAN-Team, bestehend aus Geschäftsführer Rolf Hansen und Krankenschwester Christolina Kavetuna, wird dieses Jahr durch Namibia reisen und unsere Lodges besuchen.

Auf dem Programm stehen Aufklärungsarbeit und wertvolle Tipps für einen gesunden Lebensstil. Ferner bietet das CAN-Team Krebsvorsorgeuntersuchungen für Frauen (Abstriche und Brustuntersuchungen) und Männer (Prostatauntersuchungen) an, die sowohl auf den Lodges als auch in den umliegenden Gemeinden durchgeführt werden.

Unterstützung bekommt die Krebsvereinigung dabei von professionellen Helfern (Krankenschwestern und -pflegern) aus den lokalen Gemeinden. „Wir hoffen sehr, dass sich alle Sektoren der

Krankenschwester Christolina Kavetuna und Rolf Hansen, Geschäftsführer der Cancer Association Namibia .

Foto: Cancer Association of Namibia namibischen Gesell- Partner im CAN-Pro- Lodge und bezieht die s c h a f t a m K a m p f jekt sind die First Na- Bewohner des Mashi gegen Krebs beteili- tional Bank of Namibia Hegegebietes und von gen“, sagt Rolf Han- und Sanlam Namibia, Katima Mulilo mit ein. sen. „Ein Drittel aller die die Versorgungs- Die zweite Kampagne Krebsarten kann durch untersuchungen größ- findet im Anschluss dapräventive Maßnah- tenteils finanzieren, ran auf der Hakusemmen verhindert oder sodass der Eigenbetrag be River Lodge und im geheilt werden. Dazu nur noch N$ 50 pro nahegelegenen Rundu gehört vor allem Ge- Person beträgt. Gon- statt. Vom 10. bis 12. bärmutterhalskrebs, dwana unterstützt die April folgen Canyon der Namibia wie ein Krebsvereinigung mit Roadhouse, Lodge und Tsunami heimsucht. Unterkunft und Ver- Village. Von dort aus Wir danken Gondwana pflegung. Ferner über- wird das CAN-Team und unseren weiteren nimmt Gondwana den nach Keetmanshoop Partnern dafür, dass sie Kostenbeitrag für die und Lüderitzbucht weiuns im Kampf gegen Vorsorgeuntersuchun- terreisen.

Krebs in Namibia un- gen seiner Mitarbeiter. terstützen- gemeinsam Die Kampagne startete Inke Stoldt können wir die Krank- am 4. und 5. April auf heit stoppen.“ der Namushasha River

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2. Man fragt nicht: ,,Bist du blöd?”, sondern: ,,Könnte es sein,

dass du momentan den intellektuellen Erwartungshorizont ignorierst?”

3. Gute Nacht. Mein Bett braucht emotionale Zuneigung.

4. Verdammt! Das Nervenkostüm ist in der Reinigung. Zieh ich eben wieder das dicke Fell an.

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Drei Millionen Jahre Evolution...

Wer häufig Selfies von sich in sozialen Netzwerken postet - und zwar mehr als der Durchschnitt -, ist höchstwahrscheinlich narzisstisch veranlagt.

Zumindest gilt dies für Männer. Verglichen mit dem Durchschnitt wiesen viele dieser Selbstdarsteller antisoziale Charakterzüge auf und seien tendenziell psychopathisch veranlagt, sagt Jesse Fox, Dozentin für Kommunikation an der Ohio State Uni-versität und verant-wortlich für die Studie.

An der Studie nahmen rund 800 Männer im Alter von 18 bis 40 Jahren teil. Die Forscher interessiert dabei unter anderem: 1. Welche Bilder sie in sozialen Netzwerken veröffentlichen.

2. Wie oft sie dabei Selfies inszenieren und posten.

3.Und ob sie diese zusätzlich vorher bearbeiten - etwa mit Filtern.

Bemerkenswert daran: Die Wissenschaftler bemerkten zudem einen Unterschied zwischen Narzissmus und Psychopathie: Männer mit psychopathischen Zügen neigten (im Gegensatz zu Nar-

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zissten) weniger dazu, ihre Bilder vor dem Absenden zu optimieren. "Impulsivität ist typisch für Psychopathen", sagt Jesse Fox. "Diese Menschen wollen sich selbst sehen, aber sie wollen keine Zeit damit verbringen, die Bilder zu

Die oft geäußerte Annahme, Selfies würden vor allem von jungen Menschen aufgenommen, scheint zu stimmen. Zumindest lassen die von der Webseite Selfiecity erfassten Zahlen diesen Schluss zu.

Selfies liegen im

Ein Selfie: Manno, was bin ich schön!

Foto per Whatsapp erhalten! bearbeiten.”

Laut Wikipedia wurde der Begriff "Selfie" das erste Mal im Jahr 2002 in einem australischen Internet Forum verwendet. Trotz seines recht frühen Auftretens dauerte es dann noch bis zum Jahr 2011, bis Selfies als Kurzbezeichnung für Selbstporträts in den Mainstream gelangten.

Trend. Täglich werden sie zu Tausenden geschossen und geteilt.

Kaum ein Event, keine Reise, keine Begegnung bei denen heute kein Selbstporträt gemacht wird.

Doch diese Selfie- Manie ist nicht ungefährlich....nächste Woche erfahren Sie mehr!

Jochen Mai

Jede Impression ohne Expression bedeutet Depression.

Unbekannt Zahlen lügen nicht. Die grundlosen Depressionen nehmen weltweit zu. Und zwar um jährlich durchschnittlich 100%! Und kein Aas (0,00 Prozent) weiß, warum. Zwei Drittel aller Befragten haben Angst. Über 90% von ihnen wissen aber nicht genau, wovor.

Dennoch will die erdrückende Mehrheit (88%) weiterleben. Von ihnen wissen allerdings 39% nicht, wovon. Auf die Frage nach dem Sinn des ungeborenen Lebens zuckten 98% aller Befragten die Schultern. 2% wußten auf diese Frage gar keine Antwort.

Wolfgang Mocker (1954 - 2009), deutscher Journalist und Autor Liebe heilt fast jede Depression, nur werden Depressive selten geliebt.

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste

Joseph-Madisia-Ausstellung voller Erfolg Swakopmund (sk) Zur Ausstellungseröffnung von Joe Madisias ,,Window Frames of my Life Time” wimmelte es in der Kunstgalerie der ,,Muschel” von Besuchern. Zahlreiche Küstenbewohner und Inländer hatten sich am Osterwochenende dort eingefunden, um die ansprechenden Werke des VeteranenKünstlers zu bestaunen und sich an dem leckeren Büffet gütlich zu tun, das binnen kurzer Zeit konsumiert war.

Einleitend sprach die Geschäftsführerin der ,,Muschel”, Margit Ni-

Locker vom Hocker Schönheit und Schmerz

Liebe Küstenleser!

Beim Ostermarkt im Green Market Centre fragte ich drei Swakopmunder Damen, die alle mindestens eine Tätowierung irgendwo am sichtbaren Körper hatten, was ihnen an solch einer Zeichnung auf der Haut eigentlich gefällt. Auf eine einfache Frage erhielt ich eine einfache Antwort: ,,Mir gefällt das einfach...ich finde es schön.”

Mir wiederum haben Tätowierungen noch

wenn man dann zum xten Mal so ein Hautmal auf dem entblößten Arm einer 70jährigen sieht, dann ist da wrachtach niks mooies oder schnaakses mehr dran.

Körperliche Schönheit, die mit Qual verbunden ist, gibt es überall auf der Welt. Beim äthiopischen Volk der Mursi zum Beispiel wird die Unterlippe aufgeschnitten und langsam gedehnt, indem immer größere Tonteller eingesetzt

nie sonderlich zugesagt. Da lässt man sich unter Schmerzen mit einer Nadel bis zu 150 Mal pro Sekunde in die äußerst empfindliche Haut stechen. Warum?

Um sich mit Tinte ein Bild einspritzen zu lassen, das einem später eventuell nicht mehr gefällt, sodass man es unter weiterer Pein wieder entfernen lässt. Ich kann mir vorstellen, dass selbst der hartgesottenste Seemann oder unser taffer Südwester ziemlich die Zähne zusammenbeißen muss dabei. Und irgendwie verbinde ich die Tatsache, dass man gewillt ist, sich selbst Schmerzen zuzufügen, mit einer Art Masochismus oder Selbstgeißelung.

Warum bin ich auch sonst nicht unbedingt für Tätowierungen zu haben, auch wenn sie ein uraltes Schönheitsideal verkörpern?

In England habe ich gesehen, wie wenig individualistisch und ästhetisch diese ,,Kunstwerke” auf der Haut eigentlich sind. Jeder dritte trägt irgendwo eines zur Schau, und

werden. Frauen schlägt man daher ab dem 20.

Lebensjahr einige Zähne aus, durchbohrt die Unterlippen und dehnt sie ein Jahr lang auf, bis sie ihre endgültige Größe haben.

Ein anderes Beispiel für schmerzhafte Schönheitsideale sind die Verkrüppelungen der Füße chinesischer Frauen bis in die Anfänge des 20. Jhs. hinein, denen somit ein trippelnder Gang auf Lotusfüßchen aufgezwungen werden sollte.

Der große Unterschied zwischen den gebrochenen Füßen der chinesischen Frauen sowie den zerschnittenen Unterlippen der Mursi und einer Tätowierung liegt wohl darin, dass die Chinesinnen und Mursi-Frauen sozusagen fast keine andere Wahl hatten/haben. Sie mussten sich trotz extremer Gesundheitsrisiken die Füße nach hinten binden bzw. die Zähne ausschlagen lassen, um einen Mann zu finden, was einen gesellschaftlich sehr hohen Stellenwert hatte/hat.

Das vergleichsweise

weniger intensive Eina-Erlebnis einer Tätowierung heute ist freiwillig.

Wie dem auch sei, körperliche Schönheit liegt jedenfalls, wie jede Form von Ästhetik, im Auge jedes einzelnen Betrachters und kennt keine Grenzen.

Ein schäkernder Joseph Madisia bei den Vorbereitungen zu seiner Ausstellung.

Fotos: Privat!

In aufgeräumter Stimmung: (von links) ,,Muschel”-Mitarbeiter Frans Irlich und Andrea Domingos, ,,Muschel”-Inhaberin Margit Nickel und der Künstler Joseph Madisia.

Gästebucheintragung von Joe Madisia

ckel, ein paar Worte: ,,Joe ist schon seit Bestehen der Muschel mit seinen Arbeiten hier vertreten, also etwa 30 Jahre lang. In dieser Zeit wurde er uns nur einmal untreu, nämlich letztes Jahr, als eine andere Galerie versuchte, ihn mit hohen Verkaufspreisen abzuwerben. Aber nach einer schlaflosen Woche, wie er mir versicherte, brachte er alle seine Arbeiten zu uns zurück. Und nun können wir Ihnen heute einen Querschnitt seiner 30jährigen Schaffensperiode vorstellen.”

In seiner Eröffnungsrede beschreibt Herr Burkhard Dobiey Madisia als den ersten schwarzen Künstler Namibias, der internationalen Ruhm erlangte. Er wird als Multitalent bezeichnet, das nicht nur als Künstler glänzt, sondern zudem auch “Erzieher, Organisator, Manager und Gemeinschaftsaktivist” ist.

Joe Madisia liebt afrikanische Kunst und ist in Linien vernarrt, weshalb Herr Dobiey ihn als graphischen Bildkünstler definiert. Bewunderung gebührt ihm nicht nur als Künstler, sondern auch als Mensch.

M+Z Motors Coastal Tel: 064 20 37 92

mzcoastal@metjeziegler.com

N$ 339 995 2014 Merc A180 Diesel M/T 32 000 KM

Ich erinnere mich zum Beispiel daran, wie fasziniert ich von der Zehstruktur meiner Klassenkameradin Irene Lühl (heute Trossbach) war, mit der ich an der Deutschen Höheren Privatschule Windhoek 12 Jahre lang die Schulbank drückte. Zwischen dem großen und dem zweiten Zeh hatte sie eine Lücke, die mir so sehr gefiel, dass ich eine Zeitlang mit einem Steinchen zwischen diesen beiden Fußfortsätzen herumlief. Ich wollte unbedingt auch so einen Spalt zwischen just diesen beiden Zehen haben. Irgendwann wurde es mir dann aber doch zu anstrengend, mit solch einer reibenden und pieksenden Klippe zwischen den empfindlichen Zehen herumzulaufen. Der Erfolg wollte sich eh nicht zeigen, sodass ich endlich akzeptierte, dass meine Zehen sich eben zueinander hingezogen fühlen.

Ihre Susann Kinghorn, die insgesamt Frieden mit sich gemacht hat.

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VACANCIES An equal opportunity Employer

MUNICIPALITY OF WALVIS BAY The Town Council of Walvis Bay offers the following opportunities to Namibian Citizens:

DEPARTMENT OF WATER, WASTE & ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

GENERAL MANAGER (PATERSON GRADE LEVEL E3) Purpose of the Job To plan, direct, control and administer the affairs of the Department by formulating the vision of Council with regard to Water, Waste, Environmental Management and Health into policies, strategies and action plans which ensure the provision of water to the town, the adequate treatment of the sewage generated in the town, contribute to the prevention of overall health hazards to the residents of the town, and to the sustainability of the town's fragile environment.

Key Performance Areas · Strategic planning and advice · Water, Waste & Environmental Management Operations · Customer care · Departmental management Qualifications and Experience Minimum Educational Qualification Requirements

· B. Degree in Civil or Mechanical Engineering or equivalent · An MBA will serve as an advantage

Minimum Experience Requirements

· 8 years in an engineering position with at least 3 years in a more senior professional and managerial role · Experience in a municipal engineering position will be an added advantage.

Special Requirements

· Registered as Professional Engineer with the relevant Engineering Council · Driving License Code B

Competencies (Knowledge, Skills, Attributes) · Highly analytical with good communication skills at an expertise and strategic level (able to get concepts and requirements across to others). · Very strong logical reasoning ability, attentive to detail but not detail bound. · Systematic and able to look at solutions conceptually as well as from a practical perspective. · Able to work with people constructively and use convincing arguments to get people committed to implementation of solutions. · Knowledge of the Local Authorities Act · Computer literacy · Sound Customer orientation · Excellent interpersonal skills · Sound managerial ability

DEPARTMENT OF ROADS & BUILDING CONTROL

GENERAL MANAGER (PATERSON GRADE LEVEL E2) Purpose of the Job To plan, direct, control and administer the affairs of the Department by formulating the vision of Council with regard to Roads & Building Control into policies, strategies and action plans that ensure the continued provision of a sound road infrastructure to the town of Walvis Bay thereby contributing to the town's attractiveness to investors, effectiveness of all industrial and commercial operations, and safety of road transportation within the jurisdictional area of the town at all times. To advise management and council with regard to roads & building control strategy and operations.

Key Performance Areas · Strategic planning and advice · Roads & Building Control Operations · Town Planning · Customer care · Departmental management Qualifications and Experience Minimum Educational Qualification Requirements

· B. Degree in Civil Engineering or equivalent · An MBA will serve as an advantage

Minimum Experience Requirements

· 8 years in an engineering position with at least 3 years in a more senior professional and managerial role · Experience in a municipal engineering position will be an added advantage.

Special Requirements

· Registered as Professional Engineer with the relevant Engineering Council · Driving License Code B

Competencies (Knowledge, Skills, Attributes) · Highly analytical with good communication skills at an expertise and strategic level (able to get concepts and requirements across to others). · Very strong logical reasoning ability, attentive to detail but not detail bound. · Systematic and able to look at solutions conceptually as well as from a practical perspective. · Able to work with people constructively and use convincing arguments to get people committed to implementation of solutions. · Knowledge of the Local Authorities Act · Computer literacy · Sound Customer orientation · Excellent interpersonal skills · Sound managerial ability

Remuneration: The remuneration packages will be market related, inclusive of competitive service benefits.

Applicants are advised to apply by forwarding a cover letter and a comprehensive CV to: The Acting General Manager: Human Resources and Corporate Services Private Bag 5017 Walvis Bay Further information is obtainable from the Acting General Manager: Human Resources and Corporate Services, Ms F Mwandingi at telephone number 064 – 2013237.

Attachments of the relevant documents are a must and applications without these will not be considered.

No faxed or e-mailed applications will be accepted.

Closing date: Friday, 29 April 2016 NOTICE NO. 41/2016

This vacancy will be filled taking into consideration the Legacy Hotel Employment Equity Policy

VACANCY POSITION:

MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR

SCOPE AND GENERAL PURPOSE Reporting to the Maintenance Manager, the incumbent will be responsible for assisting with managing the on-site operations of all maintenance department functions including the establishment and maintaining of a preventative maintenance strategy as per the company requirements including gardens and grounds, Health and Safety functions and plant and machinery areas as assigned under the Act. QUALIFICATIONS · Minimum of a N3 diploma in Electrical Engineering or equivalent qualification in air-conditioning and refrigeration. · 2 Years experience in the field of electrical installation and maintenance or air-conditioning and refrigeration. Wireman's license preferable. · Minimum of 3 years experience in a hotel, time share unit or similar environment, in a similar position, fluent in English, computer literate in Microsoft Office, presentable REQUIREMENTS · Strong Management skills to ensure smooth and uninterrupted running of the department and work force, guest relation skills imperative, all round skills in building, tiling, plumbing, & carpentry, hands on management style is required. · Ability and willingness to work shifts and overtime when required. · A motivated self starter who works independently, proficient in written and verbal communication, sober habits, problem solving skills, must be able to perform under pressure.

KEY AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY (FREQUENT TASKS) · Assisting with the daily management of the Maintenance department servicing the property. · Assisting with project managing the maintenance employees to achieve maximum productivity and efficiency in the department. · Assisting in project managing special projects/developments/alterations as identified from time to time in the property. · Managing all staff related issues in the department, with the assistance of the Maintenance Department. · Liaising with all owners regarding maintenance requirements in apartments/retail outlets etc. · Keeping and maintaining accurate records of jobs performed and invoicing if required · Liaising with all other departments. · Implement and maintain preventative maintenance programs. · Training and development of staff and students. · Quality control of work performed in the property as well as public and back of house areas.

INFREQUENT TASKS · To perform extra responsibilities outside the normal sphere of daily duties and working overtime when necessary. · To take control of the maintenance department in the absence of the Maintenance Manager. · Represent the department in management meetings when needed. · Assist with the formulation of the departmental budget and financial reporting REPORTING TO · The Maintenance Manager APPLICATION If you are interested in applying for this vacancy and you are confident that you qualify in terms of the information set out in this advertisement, please draft a letter of application and send it together with a brief CV to: The Personnel & Training Manager, Swakopmund Hotel & Entertainment Centre, P O Box 616, Swakopmund or Fax: (064) 410 5360 or swakpay@legacyhotels.co.za Opening date for applications: Closing date for applications:

08 April 2016 18 April 2016

· Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. No personal documents will be returned

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REZONING & CONSENT USE NOTICE ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE NOTICE Rezoning: From "General Residential 1" to "General Business" Consent Use: To erect/establish a Warehouse Location: Erf 524 – 12 Sixth Street East, Walvis Bay

Environmental Clearance Certificate: Rezoning of land from Residential to Commercial use (Business)

In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that Stewart Planning, intends to apply to the Walvis Bay Municipality for the permission to rezone erf 524, Walvis Bay from “General Residential 1" to “General Business” with consent use to erect/establish a warehouse on the site. Plans and particulars of the application may be inspected at Town Planning, First Floor, Room 101, Civic Centre, Nangolo Mbumba Drive, Walvis Bay. The proposed rezoning is a listed activity in the Environmental Management Act No. 7 of 2007 and can therefore not be carried out without an Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC). Therefore, Stewart Planning was appointed to apply for an ECC and prepare a Scoping Report.

In terms of the Environmental Management Act, No. 7 of 2007 and its Regulations, notice is hereby given to Interested and Affected Parties (I&AP) that Stewart Planning intends to apply to the Municipality of Walvis Bay under delegated authority for an ECC for the proposed rezoning.

All I&APs are hereby invited to register and participate in the public consultation process. Should you wish to register and receive more information on the project please contact Stewart Planning not later than FRIDAY 22 APRIL 2016.

Further take note that any I&AP having any objection or comments to the approval of the rezoning application may lodge such objection together with grounds thereof, with the Municipality of Walvis Bay and Stewart Planning, in writing, not later than FRIDAY 22 APRIL 2016.

MUNICIPALITY: Manager: Town Planning Section Private Bag 5017 Walvis Bay JHeita@walvisbaycc.org.na 064 201 3339

APPLICANT: Bruce Stewart - Stewart Planning P. O. Box 2095 Walvis Bay bruce@sp.com.na STEWART PLANNING TOWN & REGIONAL PLANNERS 064 280 770

Commercial Manager – for Maersk Namibia (Pty) Ltd t/a Safmarine Namibia An opportunity exists for a Commercial Manager based in Walvis Bay. The position will report to the Safmarine Country Manager, Maersk Namibia.

Job Overview Purpose and Summary • To deliver volume and revenue targets for Safmarine Namibia • To ensure the Namibian customers expectations of terms of experience and access exceeded • To ensure opportunities are pursued and clear sales plans and sales activity are delivered • To monitor performance against KPI and take corrective action where necessary • To share and collaborate with the Namibia customer services team for an integrated approach to customers • To ensure overall coordination and support between Sales Managers in the Safmarine Southern Cluster • Maintain a high Brand awareness and partake in selected CSI initiatives for Safmarine Namibia • Responsible for market position of Safmarine brand Key Responsibilities Coaching and development Challenges and supports Safmarine Cluster sales manager in developing and implementing sales strategy Sales support Maintains sound relationships with top accounts Maintains relationships with Safmarine cluster sales managers to facilitate best practice sharing Sales performance Develops a sales and forecasting plan, that is shared with customer services ensuring overall goal alignment Develop and maintain sales strategy Recommends and agrees on an effective commercial strategy with the Safmarine Regional Manager Leverages understanding of local business environment to support the development of sales and marketing and Brand strategy Skills required • Good leadership ability, principles and values • Ability to set clear sales strategy and direction for Safmarine Namibia • Results driven - actively measures performance and takes appropriate action • Works closely with the customers services team for inclusiveness and teamwork • Delegates and manages time effectively • Attracts and retains strong talent • Builds trusted relationships across Safmarine and its shared functions in the cluster • Leverages internal and external relationships to expand business opportunities • Has strong commercial and business acumen • Has financial skills and cost awareness • Ability to travel Competencies • Results driven • Developed sales and leadership capabilities • Understand market and customer requirements and drivers • Proven working experience as a sales manager or senior sales executive • Sound understanding of how best to generate profit As this is a local position, those with Namibian citizenship or holding legal documentation to work in Namibia shall be considered. Kindly apply online via our recruitment website: www.maersk.com CLOSING DATE: 15 APRIL 2016

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ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE NOTICE Rezoning: From “Single Residential” to “Local Business” Location: Erf 16 – 114 Nathaniel Maxuilili Avenue, Kuisebmond

Environmental Clearance Certificate: Change in land use from Residential to Commercial use (Local Business)

The proposed rezoning is a listed activity in the Environmental Management Act No. 7 of 2007 and can therefore not be carried out without an Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC). Therefore, Stewart Planning was appointed to apply for an ECC and prepare a Scoping Report.

In terms of the Environmental Management Act, No. 7 of 2007 and its Regulations, notice is hereby given to Interested and Affected Parties (I&AP) that Stewart Planning intends to apply to the Municipality of Walvis Bay under delegated authority for an ECC for the proposed rezoning.

All I&APs are hereby invited to register and participate in the public consultation process. Should you wish to register and receive more information on the project please contact Stewart Planning not later than FRIDAY 22 APRIL 2016.

Further take note that any I&AP having any objection/comment with regards to the proposed rezoning may lodge such objection/comment together with grounds thereof, with the Municipality of Walvis Bay and Stewart Planning, in writing, not later than FRIDAY 22 APRIL 2016.

MUNICIPALITY: Manager: Town Planning Section Private Bag 5017 Walvis Bay JHeita@walvisbaycc.org.na 064 201 3339

APPLICANT: Bruce Stewart - Stewart Planning P. O. Box 2095 Walvis Bay bruce@sp.com.na STEWART PLANNING TOWN & REGIONAL PLANNERS 064 280 770

NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION

Street, Swakopmund, Republic of Namibia:

In the Magistrate's Court for the District of Swakopmund held at Swakopmund.

Case No: 635/2015 In the matter between: M Pupkewitz & Sons (Pty) Ltd t/a Pupkewitz Megabuild Execution Creditor and Namspace Contractors CC First Execution Debtor Gavin H Hanssen Second Execution Debtor

1 x Toyota Hilux Bakkie Reg no: N 17265 S Engine no: 2KD560 5706 Vin no: AHTCR32G 108015979 3 x 6 meter Containers 1 x Mercedez Benz (High up crane) Reg no: N 13804 S Vin no: WDB6520292 K165131 Engine no: 3569872037 3919 1 x Custom Trailer Reg no: N 15926 S “Voetstoots and Cash” to the highest bidder, viz: Dated at Walvis Bay on 31 March February 2016.

J H OLIVIER JAN OLIVIER & CO Legal Practitioners For Plaintiff 131 Sam Nujoma Avenue Walvis Bay Namibia (ref: RP/mm/RO1/0039)

In execution of a Judgement against the above Defendant granted by the above Honourable Court on 8 December 2015 the following goods will be sold in Execution on 30 April 2016 at 10:00 at the following address: Coastal Auctions, No 19 Hidipo Hamutenya

Aveng Group is committed to diversifying its staff profile in terms of its transformation agenda and encourages candidates from previously disadvantaged backgrounds to apply.

Aveng will respond to short listed candidates. Candidates who have not been contacted within six weeks of the closing date can assume that their application has been unsuccessful.

NOTICES & VACANCIES

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REZONING NOTICE Rezoning: From "General Business" to "Institutional" (Place of Public Worship) Location: Erf 3227 – 41 Raja Street, Naraville In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that Stewart Planning, intends to apply to the Walvis Bay Municipality for the permission to rezone erf 3227, Naraville from “General Business” to “Institutional”.

Plans and particulars of the application may be inspected at Town Planning, First Floor, Room 101, Civic Centre, Nangolo Mbumba Drive, Walvis Bay. Further take note that any Interested and Affected Parties (I&AP) having any objection or comments to the approval of this application may lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the Municipality of Walvis Bay and Stewart Planning, in writing, not later than FRIDAY 22 APRIL 2016.

MUNICIPALITY: Manager: Town Planning Section Private Bag 5017 Walvis Bay JHeita@walvisbaycc.org.na 064 201 3339

APPLICANT: Bruce Stewart - Stewart Planning P. O. Box 2095 Walvis Bay bruce@sp.com.na STEWART PLANNING TOWN & REGIONAL PLANNERS 064 280 770

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Reg. Nr: 2006/407; VAT Reg. Nr: 427121-01-5 Tel: +264 64 277 770 Fax: +264 64 220 830 E-mail: accounts@forca.com.na P.O. Box 5410, Walvis Bay, Namibia

VACANCY About The Position Our company has a permanent position based in Namibia for a versatile Site Agent to share the vision of their growing business in Namibia. The ideal employee should have a solid track record in building construction.

Minimum Requirements: 1. BSc/ Diploma in construction/ buildings 2. OR a minimum 8 years' experience as a Site Agent 3. Working on large commercial or industrial building projects Responsibilities include but are not limited to: * Setting out the work in accordance with the drawings and specification * Liaising with the project planning engineer regarding construction programs * Checking materials and work in progress for compliance with the specified requirements * Observance of safety requirements * Resolving technical issues with employers representatives, suppliers, subcontractors and statutory authorities * Quality control in accordance with procedures method statements, quality plans and inspection and test plans, all prepared by the project management team and by subcontractors * Liaising with company or project purchasing department to ensure that purchase orders adequately define the specific requirements * Measurement and valuation (in collaboration with the project quantity surveyor where appropriate) * Providing data in respect of variation orders and site instructions * Making sure budgets, timescales and project specifications are met Attributes: * Able to communicate at all levels * Conflict and Resolution Management * Negotiation skills * Team Work * Problem solving skills * Analytical and planning ability * Good interpersonal skills * Able to delegate Closing date is 22 April 2016. Please forward your CV to hr@forca.com.na Only short listed candidates will be contacted.

LIQUOR ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A MAGISTRATE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998 Notice is hereby given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the Magistrate of the District of Swakopmund.

1. Name and postal address of applicant: Namibia Nights Tourism CC (Licensee) Bronwin Ockhuys (Proposed Transferee), P. O. Box 4237, Swakopmund.

2. Name of licensed business to which application relates: “Cordes & Co”.

3. Address/location of licensed premises to which application relates: Erf No 213, No 23 Daniel Tjongarero Street, Swakopmund.

4. Nature and details of application: Application for Transfer of a Special Liquor Licence FROM: Namibia Nights Tourism CC (Licensee) TO: Bronwin Ockhuys (Proposed Transferee) 5. Where application will be lodged: Magistrate, District Swakopmund.

6. Date on which applica-tion will be lodged: 18 April 2016.

Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Magistrate of the District, to reach the Magistrate not later than 7 days after the date on which application is lodged.

Abroma Fishing Industries(Pty) Ltd EXTERNAL VACANCY

RECEPTIONIST With the following attributes: · Good organisation skills · Excellent communication skills · Attention to detail Duties include: · Receive incoming calls and direct telephone calls · Records incoming messages and convey messages · Greet and assist clients, visitors and the general public · Makes appointments and answers inquiries · Perform a variety of admin duties · Processing Purchase orders, sales invoices & purchase invoices on AccPac · Control of consumables · Controlling and ordering of stationery · Any adhoc duties · Update on MIS system and transfers of shipments for Quality department · Update QC sheets for vessels daily Requirements: · Grade 12 certificate · Computer literate · Good knowledge of Microsoft Word & Excel · Namibian Citizenship · Knowledge of Accpac will be a advantage Interested candidates who meet the requirements should submit a comprehensive CV with supporting documents to: The Human Resource Department Abroma Fishing Industries (Pty) Ltd Email: LeoniW@abromafishing.com P.O. Box 3824, Walvis Bay, Namibia or Faxed to 064 – 206045 Closing date: 12 April 2016 Only short listed candidates will be contact.

No.9 Fin Street P. O. Box 1676 Walvis Bay Namibia

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Tel: +264 64 270 700 Fax: +264 64 204179

FREDDIE FISH PROCESSORS (PTY) LTD Namibian Reg.No.91/160

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

VACANCY – SHORE SKIPPER We currently have a vacancy for a Shore Skipper. Preference will be given to suitably qualified candidates from designated groups as envisaged by the Company's Affirmative Action Plan.

REQUIREMENTS Namibian Citizen Minimum 5 years' experience as a Shore Skipper Minimum Grade 12 certificate Able to work independently Good communication skills Computer literate The position reports to the Fleet Manager Key Performance Areas: Responsible for ensuring that all vessel administration, certification and documentation complies with applicable statutory requirements Responsible for the planning and overseeing of all vessel operations with regards to discharging, cleaning, provisioning functions, syncrolift etc.

Responsible for the daily radio communication with vessels and communicating such information back to management In return we offer a market related remuneration package as well as a housing allowance, pension and medical aid benefits.

The closing date is 21 April 2016. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Detailed CV's can be forwarded to:

The H R Officer Freddie Fish Processors (Pty) Ltd P. O. Box 1676 Walvis Bay luzaine@freddiefishpro.com

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8 APRIL 2016

Toyota Setsuna set to take the Milan Design Week by storm It's a no brainer that modern day Milan in Italy has become synonymous with style, which makes it the perfect city to launch Toyota latest design marvel concept - Setsuna.

Join us at Indongo Toyota Walvis Bay FOR AN ALL-NEW HILUX OPEN DAY 9:00 - 13:00 58 Hanna Mupetami Road

(Tel) 064 203561 Walvis Bay e-mail:d.els@indongotoyota.com

To call it a "design marvel" is no exaggeration, as it is a drivable car that is predominantly made from wood. The open-top two-seater will be the focus of Toyota's first appearance at the Milan Design Week (12 - 17 April).

The reason to use wood as the primary material for Setsuna's construction was to express the notion that love grows as time passes, and changes in colour and feel in direct response to the love and care shown to it. The Setsuna symbolises how cars undergo a gradual transformation over the years, as if absorbing the aspirations, memories and emotions of multiple generations of a family.

With the Setsuna concept, Toyota is expressing the notion that, as a family accrues time and experiences together with their car, lovingly caring for it and passing it on to the next generation, that car will acquire a new type of value that only the members of that family can appreciate. The car's name - Setsuna, meaning "moment" in Japanese - was chosen to reflect that people experience precious, fleeting moments together with their cars. Toyota believes that, over time, these collective moments make their cars irreplaceable to their owners.

However, the Setsuna is not a piece of furniture it is a fully functioning car, although not roadlegal. For this reason, different types of wood were chosen for specific parts of the vehicle including Japanese cedar, with its vivid grain and flexibility for the exterior panels; strong and rigid Japanese birch for the frame; hard-wearing Japanese zelkova for the seats; and smoothtextured castor aralia for the seats. The panels feature different grain patterns in the cedar, achieved with straight and cross-cutting of the raw timber, creating attractive contrasts.

The concept of an "accumulation of moments" is expressed through the vehicle's radial, circular emblem. While giving the impression of a blooming flower, the design also evokes the appearance of a clock that shows each individual moment. It is a symbol of hope that both family and car will grow together, just as trees grow larger and stronger ring by ring.

While it's also worth noting that there were no screws or nails used to assemble the Setsuna, its body comprises of 86 handmade panels.

Considerable thought was given to the design and creation of the panels, each of which offers unique changes as the car ages. If repairs become necessary, individual panels can be replaced rather than large sections of body. It should then be possible for owners to identify areas of the car where remedial work has been done by hand, adding to the memories being passed down.

To create contrasting elements within the overall design, aluminium has been adopted in parts such as the wheel caps, steering wheel and seat frames. Like wood and leather, metal is also known to change appearance over time, making it a material that will also develop its own unique look and character.

On design, Kenji Tsuji, the Toyota engineer overseeing development of the Setsuna, says: "The completed body line of the Setsuna expresses a beautiful curve reminiscent of a boat. We would also like the viewer to imagine how the Setsuna will gradually develop a complex and unique character over the years.

The car includes a 100-year metre that will keep time over generations, and seats that combine functional beauty with the gentle hue of the wood.�

8 APRIL 2016

MOTORING

2016 HONDA NC750X

Model updates: Honda's ultimate commuting motorcycle gets more adventurous with a tough new look, revised front fork damping, expanded storage compartment plus LCD instruments with personalised colour options. The Dual Clutch Transmission machine receives 3-level S mode, plus further software upgrades in both MT and AT riding modes. The frugal 750cc parallel twin gains a revised exhaust muffler adds a deeper tone.

1. Introduction Since its introduction in 2012* the NC750X has enjoyed consistent popularity throughout Europe and Southern Africa, making it a permanent fixture in the ranks of Europe's top ten best selling motorcycles.

Reasons for its success are several: its ground-breaking, torqueladen twincylinder engine, which sips fuel while punching the bike forward in the low-tomid rpm ranges, the relaxed, roomy riding position, wide handlebars and comfortable seat and riding position, the compliant, long-travel suspension and distinctive adventure styling all play their part.

The storage compartment (where the fuel tank would normally be) capable of holding a full-face helmet and Honda's unique DCT (Dual Clutch Transmission) that over a third of customers choose are further features that set the NC750X apart.

As a total package, the NC750X's qualities combine to create a motorcycle which functions superbly.

For all types of riding commuting, touring and simply riding for pleasure it is a motorcycle with compelling all-round appeal.

For 2016, both form and function are enhanced still further, building on the NC750X's innovative DNA and making it feel - and work - even better again. *As the NC700X. 2. Model Overview The 2016 evolution of the NC750X updates the styling, giving the bike a more adventure-oriented edge while improving comfort for rider and pillion.

A larger windscreen gives greater wind protection and there's more room in the storage compartment, which now has a utility rail built onto its lid. The new LCD instruments with variable colour display can be personalised and present a premium image to the

Phone William : 081 270 9541 Patrick: 081 831 6851 Office: 064 203411

rider.

DCT is matured even further, with software upgrades for a more natural 'feathered' clutch feel around an on/off throttle. For even sportier riding, there are now 3 levels of S mode for gear changes in AT mode, and raised rpm upper limit for downshifts in MT mode. Further software upgrades also improve DCT's performance in a variety of situations.

A spring preload adjustment system is added to the rear shock absorber while new Showa Dual Bending Valves (SDBV) front forks are fitted up front. A new exhaust muffler saves weight and generates a pleasing exhaust 'pulse' and the manual sixspeed gearbox option has a lighter clutch.

3. Key Features 3.1 Styling & Equipment A lot of the experience of riding a motorcycle comes down to feeling, and guiding the NC750X's redesign is the phrase 'Sensual Performance.' From the front the machine has a bolder, more adventurous identity.

The screen is 70mm taller, improving airflow around the rider's upper body and a central duct equalises pressure. Slits on the upper left and right side reduce wind noise.

The side cowls have filled out and the side covers reduced in size, creating muscular lines. A svelte seat unit is underlined by the new exhaust muffler creating a minimal look, further emphasising the mass-forward stance.

The storage area has increased in size by 1L to 22L and the lid exterior now features rugged external rails - useful for mounting a tank bag. The lid's interior has four hooks to allow rubber straps to assist in organising luggage and make best use of all of the space.

Brand new instruments use a negative LCD display. Information includes odometer, trip meter, gear position, fuel efficiency and consumption

gauges, (optional) heated grip temperature plus 3-stage S mode for the DCT model.

The colour of the rev-counter bar display can also be changed by the rider; a total of 9 options are available. It is also possible to have colours change according to gear selected, rpm range or (for the DCT version) riding mode.

ECO and SHIFT mode are further options when riding with the display set to a single colour or (on the DCT machine) the mode-dependent setting. ECO mode turns the display to light blue if riding with good fuel efficiency, and green if riding even more economically. SHIFT mode sees the colour change to orange if engine rpm exceeds a level pre-set by the rider.

A new 'wave' key features the Honda Ignition Security System (HISS). If the ID chip embedded in the key and the ID in the Engine Control Unit (ECU) do not match, the engine will not start.

The NC750X will be available in 5 colour options: Matt Pearl Glare White Candy Arcadian Red Sword Silver Metallic Matt Gunpowder Metallic Glint Wave Blue Metallic 3.2 Dual Clutch Transmission Honda's DCT technology is now in its sixth year of production and gaining popularity year on year on all of the machines that feature it as an option. DCT uses two clutches: one for start-up and 1st, 3rd and 5th gears: the other for 2nd, 4th and 6th, with the mainshaft for each clutch located inside the other for compact packaging.

Each clutch is independently controlled by its own electrohydraulic circuit.

The DCT system features two automatic plus the MT mode for manual gear changes. The standard automatic D mode is for general or highway riding and maximum fuel economy. S mode - which shifts up and

down at higher rpm than D mode for a sportier ride - has now been expanded to give three levels of sports performance. Some riders prefer to ride higher gears, some lower and the three modes make it possible to tailor gearbox response to riding style. The selected level is stored, and acts as the default S Mode for subsequent rides. It is also displayed on the dash.

The DCT used by the NC750X now features "Adaptive Clutch Capability Control" that manages the amount of clutch torque transmitted. This adds a natural 'feathered' clutch feel when opening or shutting off the throttle for a smoother ride. Further refinements include faster operation of the N-D switch on turning on the ignition and a control system in AT mode for gauging the angle of ascent or descent and adapting shift pattern accordingly.

3.3 Chassis The NC750X's rugged steel diamond frame delivers the high levels of rigidity required for agile, responsive handling in a variety of conditions. It's also ideal where space is at a premium, since it takes up very little volume but offers superb riding dynamics.

Rake is set at 27° with trail of 11 0 m m , w h e e l b a s e o f 1,535mm and front/rear weight distribution of 48/52.

Kerb weight is 220kg (230kg DCT). Seat height is 830mm The riding position is upright and neutral, with a higher viewpoint for enhanced hazard perception. Another advantage of this adventurestyle riding position is great low-speed control - combined with the low centre of gravity and generous steering lock the result is exceptional low-speed handling and balance.

41mm telescopic forks feature 153.5mm travel and for 2016 use Showa dualbending valves, with ratios optimised for both compression and rebound damping. This allows the generation of damping force in precise proportion to piston speed - from the low speed range - improving ride quality and comfort. Increased compression damping provides more progressive firmer suspension response and helps reduce dive under heavy braking. Grey Alumite caps add a finishing touch.

The rear monoshock gains a spring preload adjuster system and has 150mm travel. It operates through Pro-Link that offers an optimised balance of a soft initial stroke, for dealing with low-speed bumps, together with excellent control.

Up front the 320mm wavy

NAMIB TIMES disc and revised two-piston brake caliper deliver plenty of easy-to-modulate stopping power, complemented by the rear 240mm wavy disc and single-piston caliper.

Cast aluminium front and rear wheels - sizes 17 x 3.50inch and 17 x 4.50-inch wear 120/70 ZR17 and 160/60 ZR17 tyres. New forged aluminium L-shaped rim valves make checking and adjusting air pressure easier.

3.4 Engine The design of the NC750X's liquid-cooled, SOHC 8valve parallel twin-cylinder engine ensures punchy performance in the low-tomid range. Its relatively long-stroke architecture and specially shaped combustion chambers combine with the high-inertial mass crankshaft to produce large amounts of effortless torque from very low rpm. Peak power is 40.3kW @ 6,250rpm with maximum torque of 68Nm @ 4,750rpm.

PGM-FI always injects the exact fuel/air ratio required for a complete and clean burn at all rpm in any riding situation. The engine with CO2 emissions of 81g/km and fuel consumption of 28.6km/l (WMTC mode) provides a 400km plus range from the 14.1-litre underseat fuel tank.

Twin balancers counteract vibration from higher rpm inertia, refining the engine yet still allowing the distinct 'throb' delivered by its 270°

firing order. Bore and stroke is set at 80 x 77mm. By keeping the number of parts to a minimum, the engine is kept light, efficient and reliable. For 2016 the manual transmission engine receives revised clutch lever ratio and new dogleg lever - make easier work of frequent gear changes.

There is just one 36mm throttle body and where possible components are made to do more than one job; the camshaft drives the

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water pump, while one of the balancer shafts drives the oil pump.

A new lightweight pentagon-shaped muffler is smaller than the previous design and uses two chambers joined by a hole-punched link pipe, which works with a final resonator chamber to create a deeper, more distinctive sound and exhaust pulse. The built-in catalyser has a two-layer structure for cleaner emissions.

Crossroads Car Sales SWAKOPMUND has 30 beautiful cars, bakkies & 4x4's in stock.

Special of the week

2010 Toyota Fortuner 4.0 A/T 4x4.

Ex Windhoek vehicle with service history.

Only N$ 275,000- incl VAT.

Call us now on: 064-403 666

M+Z Motors Coastal Tel: 064 20 37 92 mzcoastal@metjeziegler.com

N$ 399 995 2011 VW Touareg 3.0 TDI 4x4 Auto 70 000km

Containers for sale ex Walvis Bay 20FT DRY CONTAINERS FOR SALE 40FT DRY CONTAINERS FOR SALE 40FT REEFER CONTAINERS FOR SALE 1 x 6m REEFER CONTAINER FOR SALE All Prices excluding VAT

@ N$17 500.00 @ N$24 700.00 @ N$89 500.00 @ N$ 64 000.00

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2012 Ford Ranger 3.2 XLT D/Cab 4x4 MT walvisdp@novelmo.com.na 88 000km, Canopy, Blue * Factory Warranty on all vehicles Installment N$ 6 600,00 p/m * Extended Warranty available on all vehicles T & C’s apply N$ 314 900

2013 Ford Ranger 3.2 XLT D/Cab 4x4 AT 98 000 km, Silver Installment N$ 7 250,00 p/m

2015 Ford Ecosport 1.5 Ambiente, White 11 600 km Installment N$ 4 089,89 p/m

2014 Ford Transit Panelvan 220 Ambiente, White 47 500 km Installment N$ 5 244,00 p/m

N$ 345 500

N$194 900

N$249 900

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Facelifted Audi A3 Coming to SA Audi has given its popular A3 premium hatchback a makeover. Expect to see it in South Africa in November 2016.

The Audi A3 is currently the brand’s most popular model in South Africa and following the new model introduction in 2013, the car has gone under the knife, ushering in a number of updates. Let's take a look at what you

can expect from the refreshed A3...

Exterior changes The appearance of the A3 has changed somewhat with newly designed headlights and taillights.

Xenon plus headlights are fitted as standard while

LED headlights and Matrix LED headlights will be offered as an option. The grille has been broadened and features sharpened contours, giving the facelifted A3 a more refined appearance and the rear diffuser has also been revised. A total of 12 colours will be offered with five new colours joining the range, including Ara blue, Cosmic blue, Nano gray, tango red and Vegas yellow.

The facelifted Audi A3 will ride on 16-inch wheels as standard and the A3 in Design or Sport trim will be fitted with 17-inch examples. New wheel designs will also be available on the optional 17, 18 and 19-inch wheels.

Interior changes The now familiar Audi Virtual Cockpit will be offered on the facelifted A3 as an option and will come in the form of a 12.3inch diagonal TFT screen.

The 7-inch MMI radio plus will be fitted as standard while MMI navigation and MMI navigation plus with MMI touch will be offered as options.

A number of driver assist systems will be available for the A3 and these include active lane assist, and Audi pre sense front with predictive pedestrian protection. The optional traffic jam assist will also make its way into the A3 and works in conjunction with the adaptive cruise control and Stop&Go feature to manage the distance between the vehicle and traffic up ahead at speeds up to 65 kph. The

A3 will also benefit from Emergency Assist, which will bring the A3 to a stop if no steering activity is detected. Furthermore, rear cross-traffic assist will warn the driver if cars are approaching while reversing out of a parking bay.

New engine lineup The engine offering for the facelifted A3 has been revised to include three petrol and three diesel engines with power outputs ranging from 81 kW

to 140 kW. Audi will introduce the 1.0 TFSI engine on the A3 for the first time and this unit will offer 85 kW and 200 Nm of torque while the larger 1.4 TFSI engine will offer 110 kW and 250 Nm of torque. A new 2.0 TFSI will replace the current 1.8 TFSI offering with 140 kW and 320 Nm. The diesel engine offering includes the 2.0 TDI in two states of tune with either 110 kW / 340 Nm or 135

kW and 380 Nm. A 1.6 TDI with 81 kW will also be on offer.

The 2.0-litre TFSI engines will be mated with the newly developed 7-speed S tronic transmission with a wet clutch, replacing the outgoing 6-speed dual clutch transmission.

Audi’s quattro all-wheel drive will only be available on the 140 kW 2.0 TFSI while all other models will be frontwheel drive.

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2012 Nissan Juke 1.6 DDT Tekna F/House Leather Seats

2012 Nissan Navara 3.0 V6 4x4 DCI 107 000km

2015 Nissan NP300 2.5 D/Cab 4x4

2014 Nissan NP300 2.5 D/Cab 4x4

N$ 191 000

N$ 379 000

N$ 230 000

N$ 219 000

2009 Nissan Qashqai 2.0 Diesel 140 000km

2013 Nissan Juke 1.6 Acenta

2014 Nissan Sentra 1.6 Acenta

2011 Nissan Xtrail 2.5 4x4 105 555km

N$ 165 000

N$ 158 000

N$ 183 700

N$ 212 000

2011 Nissan Pathfinder 2.5 D 4x4, 110 000km

2014 Nissan Sentra 1.6 CVT 17 000km

N$ 279 000

N$ 199 000

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Nauchaad 081 700 2334

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8 APRIL 2016 THE VIRGIN HAIR BOUTIQUE CC Virgin Brazilian Hair Retail prices per/ 200g 10 Inches-N$1500.00 12 Inches-N$1650.00 14 Inches-N$1800.00 16 Inches-N$2000.00 18 Inches-N$2150.00 20 Inches-N$2350.00 22 Inches-N$2500.00 24 Inches-N$2650.00 26 Inches-N$2800.00 28 Inches-N$2900.00 30 Inches-N$3000.00 Available in Straight, wavy, deep waves and curly 4X4 CLOSURES 10 Inches-N$950.00 12 Inches-N$1050.00 14 Inches-N$1150.00 16 Inches-N$1250.00 18 Inches-N$1350.00 20inches-N$1450.00 Available in Straight wavy, deep waves, curly REMY BRAZILIAN HAIR RETAIL PRICES PER 100g (200-300g for full head) 10inches-N$500.00 12inches-N$550.00 14inches-N$650.00 16inches-N$700.00 18inches-N$750.00 20inches-N$850.00 22inches-N$900.00 24inches-N$950.00 26inches-N$1100.00 MARLEY BRAIDS N120.00 OMBRE BRAIDS N$70.00 VHB ARGAN OIL HAIR CARE -Sulphate free -100% natural -Gluten free VHB argan oil Shampoo 350Ml-N$100 VHB argan oil shampoo 750 Ml-N$180.00 VHB argan oil Conditioner-350MlN$100 VHB arganoil Conditioner 750MlN$180.00 VHB argan Oil Hair Serum-30 Ml-N$100.00 VHB argan Oil Serum 100Ml - N$190.00 VHB argan oil treatment 200Ml-N$100.00 VHB argan Oil Treatment 500Ml-N$160.00 Posa treatment-500MlN$120.00 Bouncy Curl Activator 280Ml-N$110.00 VH silicone Hair serum 60Ml-N$70.00 Gama Mini Flat IronN$280.00 Flexi Rods LargeN$90.00 Flexi Rods MediumN$80.00 Flexi Rods Small N$70.00 NB:ASK FOR WHPRICES FOR BULK BUYERS SWAKOPMUND...

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This is your time to finish up your problems.

Dr. Chimbo is challenging for penis enlargement, to win casino, love problems, to get a new job promotion, wife/husband to be yours alone, bring back lost lover, clean out bad luck, to be liked with people, to win serious court cases, protec-tion of witches, to win tenders and many more...

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TRADITIONAL DOCTOR DR OUPA KHOROMANA Your old Doctor is back from Malawi is asking new and old customers to come with their problems.

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SERVICES TRADITIONAL DOCTOR Dr Lovemore Banda The Old Man Walvis Bay, Now Oupa Ben Banda, specializing in various problems and diseases... lost lovers to come back.

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DR MISOYA Traditional Doctor Old Malawian man is in Namibia for the first time Specializing in problems and diseases.

Removal of bad luck, lost over to come back in 4 days Removal of bad luck Complicated court cases Binding your lover to be yours only Job and promotions Wining tenders and contracts To write of debts Pregnancy problems Projection of houses and body from witchcraft Rejuvinate mens power during weak erection Gambling, penis enlargement All types of diseases.

We don't try “but we just do it” Contact the Old man: 081 359 9319 Do you experience Labour Issues?

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PROPERTIES FOR SALE Malakia Properties FOR SALE, MAHETAGO 3bedrooms, 2bedrooms Kitchen bic ,Spacious Lounge, TV room, double garages, Plus: One bachelor flat N$1.49mil VINETA: 3bedrooms, 2bedrooms Kitchen, Lounge, Laundry Single Garage N$1.7mil TAMARISKIA EXT 3 3bedrooms.2bathrooms Kitchen bic with stove Lounge, Double Garage Plus 2bedroom flat bathroom open-plan kitchen and single garage N$1.9mil PELICAN VILLAGE (TAMARISKIA): 2bedrooms bic, bathroom Open-plan kitchen Garage and court yard N$970 000.00 ARANDIS: Good Investment: 2bedrooms, bathroom, open-plan kitchen Plus: 2flats with 2bedrooms, bathroom, Open-plan kitchen each, Generate monthly income N$ 6900.00 per month, N$500 000.00 Malakia 081 297 7253, Email:malakiaproperties @yahoo.com For Sale 1 Bedroom Flat 70m² with Timber Deck 30m² opposite from Indongo Guest House in Swakopmund N$1,500,000.00 neg NO AGENT Contact Gustav 081 129 2918 For Sale Ocean View Swakopmund 2 Houses on a 984m² price N$3,5 mil For more details please phone 081 786 0089

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Walvis Bay FOR SALE MEERSIG EXT. 1 Seafront erf, measuring 1252 m2. N$2 000 000.00 CENTRAL Cosy, 3-bedr town house in small complex, with tasteful finishes. Safe & secure, well situated. N$1 680 000.00 Spacious 3-bedr town house situated close to schools.

Double garage and small court yard. No levies/body corporate!. CC Registered.

N$1 500 000.00 Very well looked-after family home in a very good area.

Lovely garden and granny flat. N$2 600 000.00 FULL BUSINESS RIGHTS!!!

Property situated in central business area. Erf size: 1250 m2. CC Reg N$5 700 000.00 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY! Block of 7 flats in Lagoon Area. Good rental income. CC Registered.

N$7 000 000.00 Negotiable!

NAMIB ECHO VILLAGE Residential plot, measuring 545 m2. N$730 000.00 Please contact: Elmari: 081 250 7176 Office – 064 272580 NEWLY BUILD HOUSE FOR SALE 3 bedroom with BIC (all bedroom with en suite bathrooms, scullery, kitchen with BIC, lounge, dining, guest toilet, inside braai, court yard with outside braai, outside toilet, 3 garages.

Swakopmund, Ocean View, ext 23 N$ 2.2 million Contact: 081 247 2717 Property for Sale Langstrand Proper Modern and stylish 3 Bedroom flat, with or without furniture, 2 bathrooms, indoor braai, tandem garage fits two vehicles with extra space for quad bikes or trailer, paved yard, low maintenance, ideal lock up and go, NAD1 780 000 neg. No agents.

Phone Alta 081 243 8000 FOR SALE: Narraville Spacious House Sole Mandate Spacious home, newly build in a nice area 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open plan kitchen, dining, sitting room, double garages, 2 bbq, big erf N$ 1190 000.00 only Call Saloom: 081 382 1888 Gold Palace Property Centre Erf for sale Kramersdorf – Swakopmund 875 square ext. 17 1,5 – NEGOTIABLE Contact Immanuel @ 0811270774

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SWAKOPMUND Newly renovated house 3 bedr, 2 bathr. TV room with Jacuzzi. U/F heating, outdoor braai. Study. Alarm.

Double garage. 1 bedr flat.

Kramersdorf. N$3 100 000.

Affordable elegance with unique finishes. 3 bedr, 3 bathr. braai room, pantry, scullery, patio, dble garage Ext 23. N$2 400 000.

Tired of renting? Intimate apartment on ground level in secure complex. 3 bedr, 2 bathr. Single garage.

Within walking distance of Pharmacy, Butchery and Medical Centre.

N$1 400 000

Amanda 081 300 7484 FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

WALVIS BAY 20 4505

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CENTRAL Near to schools you will find this stunning spacious Townhouse offering 3 bedr, 2 bathr

open plan lounge, dining,

fitted kitchen, double garage and stunning courtyard garden.

N$ 1 740 000 CC Reg MEERSIG Modern and character full home consists of huge open plan lounge dining, fitted kitchen, laundry, BBQ, 3 bedr, 3 bathr, double garage.

A must to view.

N$ 2 220 000

Joey 081 129 3293

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MTE PROPERIES NARRAVILLE Double Storey House For Sale A double storey house with 4-bedrooms and built-in cupboards is now available to buy. Each bedroom has a toilet and a bathroom or shower. The lounge is modern, big and spacious for reception and can be used as a TV room. In addition, a big kitchen with built-in cupboards, a dining room and scullery/laundry room. The house has a double garage and spacious backyard that is interlocked. A swimming pool downstairs and an entertainment area with a bar and inside braai upstairs. The house is situated in a corner of a tarred road and in a quiet area next to a high school.

House recently evaluated.

Price: N$ 1 850 000 Contact: 0814554176

House for sale Naraville – Walvis Bay 4 x bedrooms 2 x bathrooms with toilet each 1 x main bedroom with bathroom and toilet Open plan kitchen ( lounch and dinning room) Entrance room ( Foyer) Bar with indoor braai 3 x garages White aluminum windows 1,4 – NEGOTIABLE Contact Immanuel 0811270774 FOR SALE: Meersig Spacious townhouse, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, bic, open plan kitchen, sitting room, garage, bbq, spacious courtyard.

N$ 1090 000.00 Call Saloom 081 382 1888 Gold Palace Property Centre FOR SALE Swakopmund Running Metal Workshop call 081 322 0302 email: omw-bush@iway.na FOR SALE ONDANGWA Ondangwa Oluno Ext 1 erf 590 9355m² for sale Valuation in place N$500 000 neg for viewing or more detail Call 081 244 7503 FOR SALE OMARURU 500m² fenced erf in industrial area. Water 3 phase electricity Small workshop Presently rented out Call 081 322 0302 email: omw-bush@iway.na

PROPERTIES TO RENT Rooms to Rent 29 Papawer Str Fully Furnished 2 for N$5000.00 2 for N$3,500.00 Water & Electricity included Call 081 605 7769 House To Rent Own Standing House to Rent in Mahetago [new NHE Houses] 2 Bedrooms Kitchen and Bathroom Alarm System N$ 4000 per month N$2000 deposito water and excluded prepaid electricity Contact 081 247 5595 To Rent Swakop River Plots 2 Bedroom Flat with 2 Bathrooms Open plan Kitchen / Living room Single Garage N$6,800.00 pm including W&E No Pets allowed Cell 081 280 9140

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Contact our Agents: Magdel 081-358-8745 Lana 081-350-1827 Tel: 280 600

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Flat To Rent Swakopmund furnished flat in town center to rent 2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms open plan kitchen / lounge with built in braai washing machine single garage all in secure complex N$6500 pm W/E excl.

Deposito required Sorry no animals lots of cupboards available 1 May 2016 081 201 1159 TO LET Central Swakopmund 1,5 Bedroom open plan Kitchen Lounge 1 full Bathroom Big Balcony, 1 Garage Prepaid electricity Partly Furnished N$6000.00 Seaside Estates Birgit 081 275 7827

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Walvis Bay

TO LET WAREHOUSES & OFFICES Building 312m² under roof opposite Police Station 3 Small Offices, Store Room, Changing Rooms, Toilets, Visitors Parking – N$42 000.00 (NO VAT) Huge warehouse in old Industrial area on corner erf – Erf Size 2120m², Building 1100m², avail. 1 April 2016 – N$53 660.13 Warehouse 300m² with yard of +-180m² – N$16 500 (Vat incl) Yard to rent 1300 sqm – N$14 300 (Vat incl) Warehouse of 300m² with yard of 1300m² N$29 400.00 (Vat incl) Warehouse (7) 250m² with office 25m² N$11 000 (Incl VAT) – Avail. imm.

Warehouse (8) 250m² with office 25m² N$11 000 (Incl VAT) – Avail imm Contact our Agents: Magdel 081-358-8745 Lana 081-350-1827 Tel: 280 600

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To Let Mondesa Hada ma /hao court Flats 1bedr, bathr, kitchen with (bic) in room and kitchen ranging from N$ 3000 3500.00 W/L Incl 1person /young couple 2bedr house,bathr,lounge,kitchen single garage N$ 5500.00 W/L Excl Lapaloma flats no 1 Bachelor flats N$ 1950.00 W/L Incl 1person Mahetago Outside room N$ 2200.00 W/L Incl 1person 2bedr house,bathr,kitchen N$ 2800.00 W/L Excl 2bedr house,bathr,lounge,kitchen single garage N$ 4950.00 W/L Excl Jabulani 3bedr house,2bathr, lounge, kitchen garage N$ 4950.00 W/L Excl For Sale Strictly Bank Windhoek Clients Naraville, Walvisbay 3bedroom house, lounge, kitchen outside building N$ 900 000.00 We are urgently looking for houses to sell & let we have qualified international and local clients.

All these properties are immediately available viewing can be secured on strictly appointments Call Tel: 064-402112 Fax: 064-403396 Matty: 081 244 6995

TO LET VARIOUS OFFICE SPACES TO RENT @ THE WATER CUBE 75 - 127m² @ N$45.00m² exc VAT Call Dirk 2 View 081 122 4651 To Let: Ocean View Ext 23 Swakopmund Newly build 2 bedroom flat with BIC and single garage for rent in Ocean View Ext 23 Swakopmund.

The flat is in the owners' back yard.

No pets allowed.

Prepaid electricity.

Size suitable for 2 persons.

Rent N$5500.00.

Deposit equal to one month's rent required.

Water and one day cleaning included in rent.

Please contact 081 878 7822

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TO LET MONDESA Bedroom and bathroom N$2500.00 W/ Incl, single person ARANDIS 1Bedroom, bathroom and kitchen N$2000.00 w/incl, single person 3bedrooms.bathroom Kitchen, Lounge And Garages N$3500.00 W/L Excl TAMARISKIA 2bedrooms.bathroom Kitchen, Lounge And Garages N$5500.00 W/L Excl OLWETWENI 2bedroom.bathroom And Kitchen N$3000.00 W/Incl 2bedrooms.bathroom Kitchen and Lounge Double Garages N$5200.00 W/L Excl HAGE HEIGHT (FLAT): 1bedroom,bathroom, open plan kitchen And parking area N$4235.00 W/L Incl For single person only All deposit required Malakia 081 297 7253, Email: malakiaproperties @yahoo.com

Flat to Rent Fully Furnished Bachelor Flat to rent in Narravile to Rent No Garage No Pets Single Person N$ 3,500.00 or N$ 3,800.00 Dep N$1,500.00 Water and Electricity included own entrance and very safe Cell 081 263 0675 Immediately Available

TO RENT: 2 bedroom, toilet with shower, kitchen, no garage. pre paid electricity.

Water incl.

Call Sara: 081 332 8061

Swakopmund Tamariskia- Copper Avenue: Two bedroom flat (ibc and in-build stove) to rent for N$6200.00 (water and electricity included).

Available as from the 25th May 2016. Deposit payable.

Contact 0811598755 or 0814351012. bkthekwane@yahoo. com

Flat to Rent Swakopmund Ocean view Ext 23 Newly build ! 2 bedroom flat ! Build-In Cupboards ! Single Garage ! Pre-paid Electricity ! Rent N$ 6,000.00 ! Deposito of N$6,000.00 required ! Water and 1 day cleaner included.

Please Contact 081 878 7822 PROPERTY IS WEALTH

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Meersig – Bachelor flat, garage, avail. imm. – N$3 800.00 (W/E incl) Narraville – 1 bedr flat ano garage, avail. imm.

N$3 740.00 (W/E incl) Meersig – 2 Bedr, bathr, 1 garage, avail 1May N$5 940.00 (W/E Excl) Fairways 2 Bedr, kitchen, court yard, sitting room, one full bathr, 1 garage avail 1 May - N$6 288.00 Narraville 2 Bedr, kitchen bic, courtyard, 1 garage, imm. avail. N$4 500.00 (W/E Excl) Hermis – 1 Bedr, kitchen, balcony, bathr, parking, avail 1 May N$ 4 345.00 (W/E Excl) Hermis – 2 Bedr, kitchen, balcony, bathroom with parking available 1 May N$5 280.00 (W/E Excl) Hermis – 2 Bedr, kitchen, balcony, bathr, garage available 1 May 2016 N$4 950.00 (W/E Excl) Hermis – 2 Bedr, kitchen, balcony, bathr, parking bay- available 1 May N$4 950.00 (W/E Excl) Kuisebmund – 2 Bedr, kitchen with b.i.s, b.i.c, one bathr, avail 1 May N$ 4010.00 (W/Excl) Narraville – 2 Bedroom, bathr, sitting room, kitchen with b.i.c & b.i.s avail 1 May – N$4 000.00 (W/Excl) Central (Port View) – 2 Bedr Flat, single garage, court yard, pet friendly , 3 month contract– N$5 500.00

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TO LET !! TOWN CENTER AVAILABLE FROM 1 ST MAY 2 BEDROOMED APARTMENT,UNFUR NISHED,1 GARAGE, NO PETS, RENT : Nd 6700.00 VINETA – OCEAN VIEW LARGE 3 BEDROOMED HOUSE, THREE B/ROOMS, TWO BATH ROOMS, SEWING ROOM, TWO GARAGES. ND 10800:00 pm LANGSTRAND 2 BEDROOMED, 2 BATHROOM, LUXURY APARTMENT FULLY FURNISHED, GARAGE, 2ND FLOOR, LIFT, LOVELY VIEW AND VERY LARGE BALCONY. RENT : Nd 8800.00 pm FOR SALE ! TOWN CENTER SWAKOPMUND 2 BEDROOMED, FURNISHED, TOWN CENTER ,1 GARAGE , ND 1.4 mil WE HAVE CLIENTS ,WANTING TO PURCHASE : 2 BEDROOMED FLATS (4) FAMILY HOME ON THE BEACH CONTACT :JP van der Walt 081 127 2736 CAPRICORN ESTATES Or visit our website at : Capricorn@ realestatesnamibia. com

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Walvis Bay FLATS TO LET Fairways – 1 bedr. flat with b.i.c, avail. imm. – N$4 410.00 (W/E incl) Lagoon Area – Bachelor flat, furnished, + garage, avail. imm – N$5 445.00

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HOUSES TO LET Langstrand (Old Ext) – 3 Bedr House, 2 bedr flat to rent (Optional G4S and DSTV at extra cost) tenant allowed to sublet flat N$17 050 (Furnished) or N$15 400 unfurnished (W/E Excluded) Central – 3 Bedr House Double garage, outside braai area, big sitting room

kitchen with guest toilet down stairs, big yard, pet friendly, very neat modern

avail. imm. N$13 125.00 (W/E excluded) Meersig – 3 Bedr,with b.i.c, 2 bathr. plus guest toilet downstairs, open plan wide space dining/ kitchen and living area, double garage, big yard, child and pet friendly, blind fitted windows & burglar bars, Alarm installed avail 1st April – N$12 840.00 (w/e) excl Contact our Agents: Magdel 081-358-8745 Lana 081-350-1827 Tel: 280 600

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Kuisebmond 2 x 3 bed Townhouses with open plan kitchen/Living area & single garage.

Good rental income.

N$ 705 000.00 each Angelika 081 562 186 Kuisebmond 3 bed house, all rooms with en-suite bathroom.

Plus: outside room.

Possible Rental income of N$ 7600 p/m.

N$ 1 021 250.00 Angelika 081 562 2186 Kuisebmond 3 Bed house with 2 bed flat.

N$ 1 004 865.00 Angelika 081 562 2186 Property wanted to buy/sell: Urgently looking for property to buy or sell especially in Walvis Bay starting from N$ 450 000.00 for cash & Pre-approved clients.

Angelika 081 562 2186

TE HUUR: Walvisbaai Kamer aan enkel persoon, geen kinders en diere. Geen plek vir motor.

N$ 600.00 deposito Maandeliks voor uitbetaalbaar.

N$ 1 600.00 p/m Skakel: 081 351 3225 TO LET: Walvis Bay Modern 2 bedr, 2 bathroom, open plan kitchen / lounge with stove/dishwasher. Plenty of cupboards. Blinds, single garage with parking space for extra car, backyard, pre paid electricity, water incl.

Dish + G4S incl.

N$ 6 100.00 p/m Plus deposito Profile of tenants a professional working couple with one small child.

Contact Hannah: 081 124 2151

TO RENT: 3 bedroom flat in town with one bathroom and kitchen with scullery. One garage, safe surroundings on the second floor.

N$ 6 000.00 p/m Deposit required.

Contact Wilma: 064 220 200 TO RENT: Two flats for retn in Kuisebmond, Ne NHE houses N$ 2 500.00 p/m W/E incl.

Contact: 081 585 9592 081 352 4909 Available immediately.

TO LET WALVIS BAY Stern 4 The Docks modern 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, open plan kitchen, inside braai.

Guest toilet, private courtyard. Tanderm garage, blinds, pre paid electricity.

Water incl.

1 small animal allowed.

Quiet secure complex Available 1 May N$ 7 800.00 p/m + deposit Contact Hannah: 081 124 2151 TE HUUR: Walvisbaai Een slaapkamer flat aan een of twee persone.

Geen kinders of diere.

Geen plek vir motor nie.

Deposito N$ 2 500.00 N$ 3 300.00 p/m vooruit betaalbaar.

Kontak: 081 351 3225 HANNAHS COTTAGES\ Modern 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, kitchen with stove, dishwasher and plenty cupboards.

Separate lounge, double garage, big courtyard, blinds, pre paid electricity, water incl.

Dish / G4S incl.

Safe quiet complex.

N$ 6 700.00 p/m Plus deposito Professional profile tenants.

Working couple with 2 young kids.

Available from 1 June.

Contact Hannah: 081 124 2151 TO RENT: 2 bedroom house to rent in Mondesa Next to Woermann Brock. It has an open plan kitchen with BIC, a garage. Pre paid electricity.

N$ 5 700.00 p/m Water excl.

There is an option for a third room for N$ 6 200.00 p/m For viewing and more information.

TO LET VINETA 5 bedroom furnished house Double Garage N$ 22,000.00 per month MILE 4 -Furnished 3 bedroom townhouse N$ 8,500.00 per month - 3 bedroom Unfurnished townhouse N$ 6,600.00 per month CENTER TOWN -Up Market 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom furnished apartment flat N$ 12,000.00 per month - 2 bedroom,2 bathroom apartment with balcony N$ 8,500.00 per month OCEAN VIEW -3 bedroom furnished flat lounge, kitchen, dining and living room N$ 12,000.00 per month -3 bedroom free standing townhouse with big yard and Double garage-pet friendly N$ 9,000.00 per month -Up Market-Modern 4 bedroom housefurnished double garage N$ 20,000.00 per month -5 bedroom townhouse at the beachUnfurnished N$ 13,000.00 per month FOR SALETAMARISKIA Newly built 3 bedroom house with double garage N$ 1,200,000.00 (1.2 million) Exclusive and Elite Estates Cell: 081 124 0933 081 128 9493 Tel: (064) 402 439 Fax: (064) 402 471 Email: eeestates@gmail .com

064 404028 Swakopmund www.sunproperties namibia.com TO LET WALVIS BAY Very secure fully furnished 2 bedroom flat, 1 bathroom, under roof parking Prepaid electricity Immediately available

Contact: 081 149 0428 081 452 2151 Lu:

N$8 250.00 081 261 0025

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CARS

CARS

HOUSEHOLD/ FURNITURE

FOR SALE

FOR SALE: 2012 KIA OPTIMA 2.4 FULL HOUSE, SUNROOF 41000 KILOS CONTACT: 081 143 4324

FOR SALE:

Contact: Jannie 0813774159

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 or Lawrence 081 324 1285.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCOMMODATION

1994 Mazda B2600 4x4. Mechanical: Good condition. Body: Needs Attention KM: 227 700 N$ 50 000 neg

CRAZY SALE 2013 Honda Ballade 1.5 Elegance N$ 148 000 34 000 km on the clock.

Spotless condition. Full Service History, ABS...Air Bags...Air Conditioner....Bluetooth.. .Central Locking...Cruise Control...Electric Mirrors...Electric Windows...Front Loader Cd... Aux In...

Mags...Multi Function Steering...On-Board PC...Power Steering, Alloy Wheels...Cloth Upholstery, EBD (Electronic brake force distribution) Please Contact: 081 441 9326

Car For Sale 2005 Land Cruiser EFI.4500 118 000km Lots of extra’s of ±80 000.00 N$200 000.00 Call 081 124 2591 Car For Sale 2014 GWM STEED5 Double Cab 4x4 VGT2.0 25000km 20 month guarantee N$ 195 000.00 081 124 2591 For Sale Kombi 1983 V6 engine “Convert from Ambulance to Bakkie” N$ 25,000.00 Call 081 422 4629 For Sale Golf 7 2.0 GTI [DSG] 2013 Model 22,000km Extras: Sunroof Xenon Lights Park Distance Control Front, third of bonnet lights Door edges VPS covered Price N$ 370,000.00 neg contact +264 81 129 2832 email; rkubirske@gmail.com FOR SALE: 2013 Ford Figo 1.4 ambiente for sale, with central lock Alarm.

N$ 100 000.00 Call: 081 262 2820 081 200 8123

2nd Hand Shop We buy and sell anything of value only ID required 0811475475 0811475333 064220387 bayauctions@iway.na

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VACANCIES

VACANCY: Urgently looking for a taxi Driver, with at least one year experience.

Contact: 081 239 7309 081 202 1822

We are urgently looking for houses to buy in Swakopmund / Walvis Bay / Hentiesbay in the range of N$ 500 00-00 to N$ 1 000 000-00 for cash & approved clients.

Heidi 0811696214

Job Opportunity Do you have your own Sewing Machine and Overlocker?

I need some one who can do regular jobs for me making mosquito nets.

Cell 081 360 6478 email: omwbush@iway.na

Te Huur gesoek Ek soek dringend blyplek in Swakop of Hentiesbaai Ek is ‘n 72 jarige dame Het nie kinders in Namibia nie. Het geen afhanklikes nie. Kan nie baie huur betaal nie. Ek is selfversorgend. Het net n klein plekkie nodig.

Indien enige iemand kan help skakel my assebief by 081 256 4344

Sie können backen und kochen?

Haben evtl.

GastronomieErfahrung?

Sind zuverlässig und nicht Kontaktscheu?

Sie können mehrsprachig Arbeiten deligieren?

Würden Sie gerne ab 1.7.2016 Mo.-Do. 9.00 - 15.00 Uhr mit uns in Swakopmund arbeiten?

Dann bewerben Sie mit Lebenslauf und Foto an swkmuca@gmail.com

CASH FOR GOLD Are you our of cash then sell your unwanted gold and silver Jewelry to me for cash on the spot We operate in Swakopmund, Walvisbay Hentiesbay and Arandis Contact me at 081 344 3794 081 613 2647 We operate 24/7

FIND US @ 97 Sam Nujoma Str Walvis Bay

WANTED Aircon For Sale Aircon Aveon 24 BTU Mounting Brackets and pipes included Price N$9,500.00 Air con in swakop Call 081 382 3195

Caravan For Sale Call 081 382 3195

FOR SALE: Jacuzzi corner bath N$ 1 000.00 Bathroom wash basin on stand N$ 300.00 Contact: 081 129 9389

TYRES FOR SALE Used tyres for sale!!

Dunlop Mud Terrain Tyres (30-50%) for sale.

Size 30 x 9.5 R15 (Same as 245/75 R15) N$ 300 - N$ 500 each.

Available at Crossroads Car Sales, Swakopmund.

"Luxury overnight or permanent accommodation available in Walvis Bay, Lagoon Area "One Stunning Self Catering unit available " Queen size, extra length beds " Walking distance from lagoon " Secure Indoor parking "Go TV available Over night accommodation: N$750.00 per person, per night Permanent accommodation: N$5000.00 For more information please call: 081 254 8142

VERBLYF: Vakansie verblyf in Strand Somerset - wes Vanaf N$ 550.00 p/n DSTV, Aircon, Braaigeriewe, veilige parkering.

Kontak: 082 788 9315 Self Catering Accomodation 4 Bedroom House Double Garage DSTV Wifi-on request Location: Vineta two minute from the DOME N$2200.00 p/day Contact : Shippie 081 124 8783

CASH PAID INSTANTLY FOR YOUR BROKEN & IRREPARABLE GOLD JEWELERY, ALSO BITS AND PIECES. CALL AT DESERT JEWELERY & CURIOS. SAM NUJOMA AVE, WALVIS BAY, OPPOSITE KFC. PLEASE BRING YOUR ID. NEPTUNE MARINE AGENCY P. O BOX 3090

WANTED: Urgently looking for a flatmate to share a flat in town in a Luxury Estate area at N$ 2 800.00 p/m Deposit negotiable.

Contact: 081 351 7907 Piano Lessons Wanted Looking for someone who offer Piano Lessons for beginners Call 081 382 3195 Sang Lesse Is opsoek na iemand wat n 10 jarige dogtertjie kan onderrig met sanglesse. kontak asb 081 382 3195

VACANCIES

Vacancy Looking for a Business Partner to take over my half of a Guesthouse in Swakopmund ASAP Details are to discuss privately. Only serious and potential buyers should make contact with me please.

Call me on 081 895 31476 VERKOOP ASSISTENT Posissie in gevestigde Groothandel / Kleinhandel maatskappy in Swakopmund, minimum van 3 jaar ondervinding in verkope ‘n voorvereiste.

Sluitings datum 15 April 2016 Stuur Cv’s na magda@plastilon.co.za Vacancy Sand-boarding Instructor * Must have a snowboard instructor’s licence and valid driver’s licence * Must be willing to work weekends and public holidays * Must be fluent in English * German will be an advantage Please mail CV to alteraxn@iafrica.com.na before the 15th April

Vacancy - Chef We are looking in Swakopmund for the following: * at least three years experience in a kitchen environment * in dependant, mature, self-confidence * well organized, punctual flexible, focused on customer service.

If you meet the criteria forward you CV to with contact able reference to swkmuca@gmail.com Vakante Pos Ons is dringend opsoek na ‘n bestuurder vir n KIA Lorrie. Persoon moet 35 of ouer wees.

Sober gewoontes, Baie betroubaar, 5 jaar bestuurder ondervinding en aflewerings ondervinding en moet met kliente kan werk.

Cv’s kan per hand afgelewer word by Ocean View Slaghuis Vakante Pos Ons is opsoek na n betroubare Toesighouer

by Vleisverpakkings Afdeling. Moet asseblief sober / geen drink gewoontes hê nie. Moet n goeie kennis van Vleissnitte en Vleis produkte hê. Moet Afrikaans en Engels goed kan lees, praat en verstaan Cv’s kan per hand afgelwer word by Ocean View Slaghuis

JOBS WANTED JOB WANTED: I am a 33 year old and is looking for domestic work. Mondays to Fridays. Lagoon or Meersig. Have 3 years experience.

Contact: 081 211 1005 081 237 2789 JOB WANTED: A lady with grade 12, computer literate with driving license. Have experience to work with telephone work with people.

Contact: 081 305 9119 WERK GESOEK: Betroubare eerlike jong vrou is op soek na huiswer, kinders oppas.

Rook of drink nie. Ek kan ook inslaap, Walvisbaai of Swakop.

Kan enige tyd begin.

Kontak: 081 392 7728 WERK GESOEK: Op soek na huiswerk, kinders oppas vir ‘n hele week.

Kontak: 081 285 4215 JOB WANTED: Am a 39 year old woman looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay in Town, Lagoon or Meersig. Very hardworking, trustworthy and can work under pressure. Can even babysit and iron.

Cans start as soon as possible.

Contact: 081 582 1720 JOB WANTED: I am 26 year old lady, have certificate in Hospitality, housekeeping and Diploma in Computer skills. Looking for work in Hotels, Guest houses or as a cashier.

Contact: 081 314 4376 JOB WANTED: Am a 30 year old lady looking for work, domestic work or any office cleaning work.

Contact: 081 583 6955 WERK GESOEK: Ek is op soek na huiswerk vir ‘n week of 3 dae ‘n week. Kan enige tyd begin.

Geen Narraville.

Kontak: 081 290 6374 JOB WANTED: Lady looking for any kind of work office cleaning, looking after children.

Ready to start anytime.

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Elizabeth Cloete Ouma Nettie * 11.07.1926 + 02.04.2016 Baie dankie Ouma vir alles wat u vir ons gedoen en beteken het.

Ons sal ouma baie verlang, maar berus in Sy wil omdat ons weet dat ouma die mooiste engel in die Hemel is.

MEMORIAL SERVICE: Friday, 8 April: 19:00 Skipper Street no 4, Narraville

FUNERAL: Saturday, 9 April: 08:00: Skipper Street No 4, Narraville 09:00: Lutheran Church, Narraville

Jou geliefde: Kinders en Kleinkinders Sometimes we don't know how to deal with situations in life that can't seem real, Grandma you will be forever.

With loving thoughts, your Grandson Clyde

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Bank Windhoek Competition draws big field Chris Bothma scores hole in one

Willie Els with Julian Botha of Bank Windhoek The Bank Windhoek sponsored day drew the biggest starting field so far for the year, 44 players turned out to enjoy the good weather and vie for the great prizes sponsored by Jaans and his team.

Obviously the good weather played a role in some cracking scores being recorded, with no less than seven players coming in at the halfway stage with 20 points or better. Best first nine was recorded by Hannes Crafford with 22 points with Willie Els, Jan Lieb, Piet Burger, Piet van Niekerk, Gunter Heitmann, and Chris Bothma all recording 20 points. There were also a handful of 19 pointers.

Thus it all hung on the back nine to see who would walk away with the big box of meat. Young Willie continued his fine form returning with a great 21 points to win the day by 2 shots from Hannes (17 points) and Phillip Vorster (22 points on the back nine). Thirty-eight points were recorded by Amandio (19 and 19) and winning the count out, Jan Lieb (18 points) and Kevin Wentzel (21 points on the back nine). There were a few 37's but they were out of the prizes.

The three lucky draws went to Piet Burger, Deon Kleynsmith, and Jonas Niilenge. There were also 4 closest to the pin and these went to André Burger (#2), Hannes Crafford (#7 and #11), indeed a good day for Hannes and Eugene Venter (#18).

However, the shot of the day was supplied by Chris Bothma who scored his first hole in one on the 2nd hole, to record a 1 for 5, jip a 5 pointer, which is not seen too often around the course. Great shot Chris, and many thanks for the customary ringing of the bell. The sponsor decided that Chris will win the closest to the pin and also sponsor a second prize for that hole. Well done Chris, your name will be added to the list of those who have recorded the elusive ace at the club.

Two clubs for the day were carded by, Hannes, Wouter, Kurt, Pieter H, and Shane. “Piet ek het jou geld.” The club would like to thanks Jaans and his

Chris Bothma, the hole in one man team for their continued support at the club.

Kevin Wentzel will be travelling to Swaziland for the zone 6 tournament and we wish him good luck and great putting. Kevin is playing exceptional golf at the moment and deserves this honour to represent our country. Fight fair Kevin.

All players are reminded that they need to tick the lunch column on the entry list. You must also pay for lunch when you pay your green fees and you will receive a meal ticket which MUST be presented for lunch. Without this ticket Joyce will NOT serve you lunch. Please cooperate.

This weekend is the Walvis Bay Fitment Centre's sponsored day, and the format is better ball. Please note that as we have changed to winter time the field starts earlier at 11:00 and last hand is at 13:00.

Also please try not to arrange a 5 ball in the middle of the field, it is not allowed.

The programme for the next few weeks is as follows: April 9th - Walvis Bay Fitment Centre - duty Jonas -Format better ball 16th - Koot's day duty Willie 23rd Piscs Medal (Nam Open Whk) - duty Nardo - Format medal 30th Angolink - duty Pieter May 2nd Oom Kallie's yellow ball 3some 7th Tsumeb - duty WayneWayne Just on the above roster, will all players please confirm entry for the Monday 2nd three ball yellow ball, oom Kallie's day as well as the game against Tsumeb, both lists are on the board.

New handicaps are out and Wouter will send out the list of movers up and down.

Committee are reminded of the committee meeting on coming Wednesday 15that at 18h30 sharp.

League Fixtures for Round 16 and 17 - Southern Stream First Division

Kudus en Wanderers meet kragte

Vervolg vanaf bladsy 32 Daar behoort nie veel veranderings te wees aan die span wat teen Rehoboth uitgedraf het nie maar die die aggressiewe inklimspel van Wardo Sitzer kan nie langer geïgnoreer word nie en sou hy more in die beginspan wees sal dit geen verrassing wees nie. Hy sal egter die geleentheid met albei hande moet aangryp.

Ricardo Kubas, Craig Swartz, Robbie Shimbulu en Markie Nangolo behoort vanaf die reserwebank ook later in die wedstryd 'n impak te maak. Hopelik het die tuisspan een waardevolle les geleer uit die afgelope paar weke en dit is dat jy nie rugby in jou eie gebied speel nie. Die span wat sy dissipline die beste hou en die minste strafskoppe afstaan se kanse op 'n wen is soveel meer. Kudus sal ook elke kans binne trefafstand pale toe moet korrel. Kudus nooi sy lojale ondesteuners uit om die span terug op die wenpad te kom plaas. More se stryd teen die tweede spanne begin 13:30 voordat die eerste spanne mekaar om 15:15 die stryd aansê.Verversings sal te koop wees. Hekgeld is N$20 per volwassene, N$10 per skolier en N$20 per motor.

Netbal Klub trotseer die koue en wind om gereed te wees Die Walvisbaai Netbal Klub besig om hard te oefen Dinsdag namiddag in ‘n koue wind. Hul eerste en tweede liga spanne se wedstryd vind môre plaas by die Kuisebmond Stadion.

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Table Tennis Season’s Open dominated by SKW The Namibia Table Tennis Association (NTTA) launched a successful Season's Open Tournament in the Capital on 2 April when table tennis players from around the country lined up to display their skills.

(Fltr) Dietrich Mowes, Yannick Bohn, Christa Mrozek, Heiko Fleidl, Tomas Zapata, Wayne Green and Reese Saunderson

The event was dominated by the SKW Table Tennis Club who claimed the top positions in all categories, except in the junior ladies category. Gold for senior men was well-deserved by Tomas Zapata with consistent performance throughout the tournament, followed by Heiko Fleidl, Wayne Green and Dietrich Möwes, all from SKW. The veteran, Christa Mrozek (SKW) secured the senior ladies title when she edged out her junior challenger, Reese Saunderson. Kaitlyn Beukes and Bregida George, all from Eliminators, secured 3rd and 4th positions respectively.

Yannick Böhn outsmarted tournament favourite, Dietrich Möwes in the final to win gold in the junior men category. Both players are from SKW. TT Club Delton Dreyer from Mariental High School and Kean Tait from Windhoek Gymnasium were 3rd and 4th respectively. The junior ladies title was decided between the long-standing rivals, Reese Saunderson (Oranjemund Private School) and Kaitlyn Beukes (Windhoek Gymnasium). The former just had the edge over her team mate from Eliminators. Despite a number of junior players from the capital and the Hardap Region not being able to attend, it was still very encouraging to see a number of new junior players. It was also positive to note the progress of the junior players with 2 junior players ended amongst the top 5 in the men's category while 2 junior ladies finished in the top 3 positions in the senior ladies category. The next tournament is the Rehoboth Junior Open, which is around the corner on 23 April.

Kudus en Wanderers meet kragte op Narraville Stadion Kudus sal more alles in die stryd werp om na twee verloorwedstryde weer terug op die wenpad te kom. Wanderers kom lê môre besoek af in Narraville en twee taai wedstryde word verwag.

Kudus het verlede jaar in die semi-finaal teen Wanderers vasgeval en sal môre voor sy tuisskare dinge wil regstel. Dat hulle die nodige skietgoed het is gewis en solank die manne by die wedstrydplan bly kan Wanderers soos verlede jaar weer druipstert uit Narraville terugkeer Windhoek toe. Kudus het 'n goeie paar goeie oefensessies gehad gedurende die week en die manne sien uit na môre se allerbelangrike kragmeting. Voorlangs behoort Kudus sonder twyfel sy man te staan en 'n interessante stryd tussen die twee pakke

voorspelers word verwag. 'n Gebrek aan ervare spelers agterlangs bly nog steeds 'n groot uitdaging vir die Klub om behoorlik rekenskap van hulself te gee. Alhoewel Rayton Paulse die week terug is op die oefenveld is dit onwaarskynlik dat hy hom in die eerste 22 sal bevind. Die terugkeer van LuAndre Duvenhage oor 'n week of twee sal verdere diepte verskaf.

Intussen is dit die verantwoordelikheid van senior spelers soos Anthony Jevu, Cassio Schoombe, Elmo Van Der Bijl, Calla Stevens, Ivo Croza, en Percy Nash om seker te maak jongelinge soos Tarazio Croza, Ulli Lawrence, Shalako Solomons, en selfs 'n groentjie soos Zane Williams word stadig maar seker reg voorberei vir die uitdagings wat die Premier liga bied.

(Vervolg op bladsy 31)

Southern Stream First Division kicks off this weekend

Liesl Losper

This weekend will see the Southern Stream First Division (SSFD) kick off in Walvis Bay, Kalkrand, Swakopmund, Keetmanshop, Okahandja and Windhoek. Narraville Stadium will be the battlefield for the SSFD where Western Spurs FC will play against Try Again FC. Western Spurs FC is currently the holder of seventh place on the SSFD board and this weekend will be the last game they will play on their home ground. On the same day PC Blue Boys FC will be playing against Hardap Boys FC in Swakopmund at the Mondesa Stadium. Please see the league fixtures for round 16 and round 17 on page 31.