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Maintenance man becomes honorary Minister

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Namibia will have enough maize - but at a price

NCCI Walvis Bay to be disbanded Floris Steenkamp The Namibia Chamber of Commerce (NCCI) Walvis Bay branch will be disbanded in the foreseeable future, NCCI National Executive member John Endjala confirmed. This drastic move was necessitated as the current Walvis Bay branch has not carried out its functions in line with the NCCI constitution, is operated as an “exclusive club” and members are allowed selectively based on colour and elite in the local business community. “I can confirm that the date suiting the busi- inquiries in this regard current NCCI Walvis n e s s c o m m u n i t y , ” after an article on FriBay branch will be Endjala confirmed day appeared on the closed. We will re- telephonically from newspaper's front page launch the NNCI Windhoek on Monday. titled “NCCI Walvis Walvis Bay then on a The namib times made Bay in hot water over

Herero Chief criticises monument vandalism

selective membership.” It will be in effect the launch of a new NCCI Walvis Bay branch where existing members and non-members will have an equal opportunity to obtain membership. All members will then have equal opportunities to nominate and elect a

Walvisbaai Hengelklub presteer

founding leadership. The date of the meeting is yet to be established and in line with the NCCI constitution would be advertised in advance. It is expected that businesspeople from the formerly disadvantaged segment of Namibian society will come out strong in this

new initiative, as black and coloured businesspeople in particular complained to the NCCI National Executive they have applied and even paid for membership at NCCI Walvis Bay yet have never obtained such membership. These disgruntled busiContinues on page 2

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nesspeople organised themselves as the Walvis Bay Business People Forum (WBBPF) in 2014. After unsuccessful attempts to negotiate with the NCCI Walvis Bay they took their case to the NCCI Executive. Earlier this year the Board of Directors of the NCCI made a decision to appoint Endjala to look into the matter and come up with a solution. Endjala's first move was to postpone the NCCI Walvis Bay's Annual General Meeting that was scheduled for March until further notice. Subsequently a further decision was made to disband the current NCCI Walvis Bay and re-launch with a clean slate. Meanwhile, the Walvis Bay Business People Forum reacted positively to the initiative by the NCCI. Through one of the Forum's leaders, Mr Nande Muatunga it was established the Forum welcomes the NCCI's initiative and wishes to have a Walvis Bay branch in place that carries out its mandate responsibly, accountably and without prejudice. Muatunga reminded of the Forum's motto through a metaphoric reference to a soccer game: “play the ball not the man.” In the case of the NCCI Walvis Bay the man was played. Now a red card follows.

Digte mis veroorsaak glo dat helikopter neerstort Floris Steenkamp Digte mis was die oorsaak van die vliegongeluk Vrydagoggend naby Windhoek waarin 'n bekende inwoner van Walvisbaai, mnr Lambert Roux gesterf het. Roux het waarskynlik 'n oordeelsfout begaan, waarna die Robinson 44 (R44) helikopter waarin hy die enigste persoon aan boord was teen die Auas-berg sowat twaalf kilometer suidooos van Windhoek vasgevlieg het. Wyle Roux het meer as 2 000 vliegure agter sy naam gehad en was as ervare gereken. Hy het ook sy eie helikopter besit. Met dié helikopter was hy 'n aantal jare gelede op sy plaas naby Outjo in 'n vliegongeluk betrokke wat hy op wonderbaarlike wyse oorleef het. Ofskoon gure weer as die oorsaak van Vrydag se ongeluk gereken word, sal 'n formele ondersoek probeer vasstel onder watter omstandighede Roux in die berg vasgevlieg het. Die helikopter beskik oor die nodige instrumentasie en daar is voorafprosedure wat dit moontlik sou maak om sy weg veilig in die digte mis te baan. Roux het kort na vyfuur Vrydagoggend van die Eroslughawe opgestyg met die R44, wat aan 'n boer van die Dordabis-omgewing behoort. Hy sou na die betrokke boer se plaas vlieg. Toe hy nooit by sy eindbestemming opdaag nie is onraad bemerk. Nadat die Eros-lughawe van die situasie in kennis gestel is, is 'n soek-en-redding poging van stapel gestuur. Twee polisiehelikopters het die R44 se wrakstuk later die dag in 'n onbegaanbare deel van die Auas-berg naby sy hoogste punt Möltkeblick gevind. Weens die onbegaanbaarheid is die toneel net per helikopter bereikbaar. Die Ministerie van Vervoer se Ondersoekeenheid van Lugvaartongelukke en die Departement van Burgerlike Lugvaart is by die ondersoek betrek. Die ondersoek se bevindinge sal mettertyd in 'n amptelike verslag bekendgemaak word.

Erwin Leuschner

The taxi of Peter Kawela was clamped at the service station, because he parked there even though warning signs were put up. The clamp was removed shortly after the agreement between all parties was reached

At one stage emotions were flying high, especially after a “sympathiser” and regular “taxi customer” arrived with a bolt cutter, threatening to remove the clamps

A three day long stand-off between about 300 taxi drivers in Swakopmund and the owner of the Riteway Service Station close to the Truckport ended yesterday afternoon. The taxi drivers finally left the premises, but not after vandalizing almost all signboards. The altercation started on Friday evening - even the Task Force was called in to monitor the situation and render assistance. Yesterday at 14:30 an agreement was finally reached between the Namibia Public Passenger Transport Association (NPPTA), the Municipality of Swakopmund and the owner of the Riteway Service Station, Keith Wright. “We will draw up a letter in which we guarantee that the taxi drivers will behave. The municipality will set up a drop-off and pick-up zone and then we'll see from there”, Simon Kambwa, representative of the NPPTA, said to namib times. The altercation between the owner of the service station and the drivers escalated dramatically over the weekend, after two taxi drivers were arrested. Only one was charged though. According to Wright he initially didn't have an issue with the taxi drivers, but there were a few, which kept testing his patience for months already. Some drivers intimidated his customers and when he confronted them, they even swore at him. After continuous pleading, which fell on deaf ears, he finally set his foot down and set up sign boards on his premises prohibiting taxi drivers to stop or fuel up there. Some taxi drivers respected the new rule, but some ignored these signs, which forced him to react. The drivers were asked to leave the premises and if they wouldn't oblige, their cars would be clamped. Only after paying a fine to the value of N$500 the cars were released. The initial altercation took place on Friday, when a taxi driver refused to move, so he had his car subsequently clamped. The incident got out of hand and resulted in fists flying. On Saturday morning another car was clamped, but the driver allegedly exchanged the wheel for a spare wheel and drove off, which resulted in him being arrested for theft, because he allegedly stole the clamp. Ever since then hundreds of taxis blocked the entrance to the service station repeatedly, demanding that the ban to be lifted. “There is lawlessness,” Wright said, after the drivers yesterday destroyed various signboards. Yesterday morning the drivers first drove to the Magistrate’s Court to support one of their own, before driving back to the service station. There they banged against the glass and continuously swore at Wright. The police stepped in and protected the property. “If the NPPTA can control its people and the drivers are not antagonistic and intimidate my customers, I won't mind the taxi drivers,” Wright said; and continued, “But I won't tolerate bad behaviour.” Just after the agreement was reached the municipality immediately started drawing up the new pick-off and drop-off zones. A taxi driver said to namib times that he generates a lot of his business from the area close to the service station, with many commuters waiting for a lift there. “Let's hope the issue is now resolved,” Kambwa said in conclusion.

About 300 taxis yesterday morning drove to the Swakopmund Magistrate’s Court, where they wanted to support one of their own that was arrested for theft. He didn't appear though

The taxi drivers marched to the Court, where they waited for one of their own to appear. The case is with the prosecutor though, who will decide if the accused will indeed be prosecuted, namib times was informed

Especially all “no taxi” signs at the service station were destroyed. Some taxi drivers intimidatingly threw them before the building, before leaving and hooting all the way with their fists raised in the air

Before leaving the premises after the agreement was reached the taxi drivers forcefully removed various signs and destroying them. Especially all “no taxi” signs were destroyed

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Maintenance worker becomes honorary Minister Erwin Leuschner

minedly. Itewa, who used to teach candidates for confirmation for 15 years, knows the secret to success: “If communication at schools, the churches and at home is the same, then we will succeed in raising the next generation of which we can be proud of.” Itewa is extremely committed, having had regular private phone calls with the former Minister of Education, David Namwandi. Namwandi used to phone him to hear how things were going in the region. But Itewa also has little patience for nonperformers. “Learners During the day he does general maintenance, but in his free time he involves all his efforts to promote must learn. If you (learners) do not want education in Erongo. For all his efforts Gideon Itewa was baptised as an honorary Minister of Education to perform, then you should go to another He is 66 years old, wears a blue overall and does general maintenance around region where there is some properties in Libertina Amathila Avenue in Swakopmund. Gideon Itewa is no order. We don't always friendly and makes a point of waving and saying “Good morning chief” have time for you in every single day. He is extremely determined and wants to lift education in Erongo,” he says with Erongo – so much so, that Katrina Hanse-Himarwa, Minister of Education, a stern face. officially baptized him as an honorary Minister of Education. For his various achievements over the “I want the schools in Some did excep- help learners from be region number past few years, Itewa Erongo to be the best tionally well, while poor backgrounds to one,” he says deterin Namibia,” Itewa others were right pay their fees and to said to namib times, down there. I wanted promote education in while he was going to bring all of the the entire region. The around his normal schools up, right to the result has been imbusiness, sweeping a top,” he said. He then pressive. For five pave-ment. He never approached the Go- years running, the mis-ses a workday. vernor, all education Erongo Region was Why is he so deter- inspectors and various the top performer mined about edu- other stakeholders and when it came to recation and the perfor- came up with a bril- sults from Grade 10 mance of learners liant idea: To create an and 12 learners. “It though? “I always education fund for was not easy getting w a n t e d t o b e a Erongo. up there. It was a lot of teacher, but I didn't What first was just an hard work, but I am qualify,” he explains. idea, immediately proud of the result,” It was in 2010, when garnered a lot of sup- Itewa says. Samuel Nuuyoma port and soon fund- Even though Erongo was still the Gover- raising initiatives dropped to second nor of the Erongo were held. In 2013 the spot last year, Itewa Region, that Itewa fund was officially remains confident that decided to take a launched and boasted the region will soon stance. “There were and impressive a- acquire the top spot such big differences mount of over N$600 again. “If we have in the performance of 000. The money has discipline and perforschools in Erongo. since been used to mance, then we will

has been recognised repeatedly. It was during the recent regional visit of Katrina Hanse-Himarwa, the current Minister of Education, that he received one of the greatest distinctions. Hanse-Himarwa baptised Itewa in front of hundreds of teachers from the entire region as an honorary Minister of Education. “I

have been briefed about your involvement. We need more of your kind in Namibia. We need more fathers like you. I embrace your efforts,” Hanse-Himarwa said. She encouraged Itewa “to continue to be a part of us” and called on other Namibian's, to look up to him

WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Self Catering Unit ON ERF NO: 1699 TOWNSHIP: Walvis Bay (Hermes) STREET:6 F Morgenschweiss. In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/ establish a Self Catering Unit on the site. Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 119, Civic Centre. Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and undersigned, in writing, not later than 3 May 2016. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): P H Heita, P O Box 2132, Walvis Bay

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BON Hotels hosts Mia de Klerk Erwin Leuschner

BON Hotel Swakopmund, which opened its doors in December last year hosted eight lucky winners, along with Mia de Klerk at the hotel on Thursday 31 March. The competition which ran on their social media channels allowed entrants to stand a chance of becoming what is coined a #BONHomie for a year. In essence allowing winners a night at the hotel, joined by Mia de Klerk and management of the hotel. Winners also receive VIP status at the hotel, surprise vouchers throughout their tenure and are selected as ambassadors of the BON Hotel brand. Commenting on the successful event, Dean van Rooyen who is the hotels' General Manager said BON Hotels wanted to do things a little differently, “we wanted to make our guests and loyal followers our ambassador so we make certain that we chose people who represent our brand perfectly. Cool people, who would be happy to promote us, like share and click, speak about us at the braai and make all their friends a little envious” Van Rooyen adds. “So, we took it to the social media pages and launched our #BONHomie Competition that invited followers to enter to stand a chance of becoming one of our very own ambassadors, our BONHomies. What we also did was decide to throw Mia de Klerk into the group too - no ordinary celeb though: who matched our ethos of Good people; Good thinking; Good feeling,” concluded Van Rooyen. BONHomie Swakop winners with Mia de Klerk

BONHomie winner Roswitha Smit with partner

BONHomie Swakop staff

Mia de Klerk with BONHomie winner Mayase Mbazima and guest

Namibia guarantees maize for its citizens - at a price Windhoek, 4 April 2016: The current drought that has crippled most of the agricultural sector in Southern Africa was the focal point in the recent Grain South Africa (GRAIN SA) Conference, held in Bothaville in South Africa. The Conference is an annual event where issues pertaining to and influencing the producers of grains, especially white maize, are discussed and shared. A Namibian delegation comprising Mr Christof Brock, CEO of the Namibian Agronomic Board, Mrs Antoinette Venter, Administrative Manager and White Maize and Wheat Manager at the Namibian Agronomic Board and Mr André Compion, Vice Chair of the Namibian Agronomic Board and Chairman of the White Maize and Wheat Advisory Committee attended the event. “The drought situation in South Africa and how is has impacted on production is extremely bad,” says Christof Brock, “we were given presentations that illustrate how badly the different production areas have been affected and it is clear that South Africa will be importing about 1.1 million tonnes of maize to meet its own needs as well as those to whom they regularly export,” he adds. Under normal production conditions, South Africa produces enough grain for its

own needs as well as for export to neighbouring countries. Factored into the 1.1 million tonnes is what South Africa will need to meets its own consumer demand as well as the needs of countries to which it normally exports. Namibian millers normally procure a reasonable amount of white maize from South Africa on an annual basis while countries such Zambia and Malawi that do not normally have to import white maize from South Africa now have no choice but to do so. Under the current circumstances, these sporadic importers will need to import much larger volumes than Namibian millers and South African suppliers are faced with prioritising their supply to Namibian millers whose needs are smaller yet whose annual patronage to South African suppliers is constant, consistent and loyal versus a supply of much higher volumes to countries who do not import as regularly. Namibia's annual imports from South Africa to meet consumer demand has resulted in a streamlined and effective process flow from

producers to millers and finally to end consumers in the grain industry. This process includes the issuing of import permits to millers, the smooth operation of grain carriers and logistics that support the grain sector, the effective storage of grain and the milling, packaging and supply of the processed product for end consumers. For countries that do not import as frequently, this kind of smooth process flow could prove to be a challenge and affects how quickly processed product is made available for consumption. Under normal production conditions in the Republic of Namibia, producers of white maize produce half of what is consumed in our country. Of that amount, crops under irrigation and crops cultivated under rainfed conditions contribute about 50/50 to the total maize harvest. During a typically good year, Namibia produces an average of 65 000 tonnes. While production under irrigation is anticipated to yield slightly less because of the harsh climatic conditions, the total estimated harvest for the entire production period

during the current drought is estimated at 45 000 tonnes. This number has been recently adjusted from 37 000 and is in line with an anticipated slight increase in yield due to late rains that have led to a more optimistic outlook by rain fed producers. Nevertheless, this pushes up the import requirements from 85 000 tonnes during a normal good year to 135 000 to meet current end consumer needs. Good news for Namibian consumers is that despite the local production of white maize being in decline because of the drought, the milling industry is confident that it will secure enough white maize from South Africa to fulfil its milling needs after the local harvest that is marketed has been bought and partially milled. There is also a

distinct possibility that some of the larger millers may import white maize direct from the world markets through the Port of Walvis Bay. With these options open to the milling fraternity, there is a guarantee that there will be white maize on the shelves for end consumers to purchase in the Republic of Namibia. There are not many countries in Africa where the consistent and constant supply of maize meal can be guaranteed. The economic impact of the current white maize scenario in Southern Africa and how it impacts the end consumer comprises a smorgasbord of import and export pricing formulae and the fact that white maize is traded on world markets in US Dollars (USD). The recent fall of the South African Rand against the USD adds to the increase in cost of purchasing from

the world markets. Then there is the impact of the price formulae. Normally, South African pricing for its white maize is based on export parity; an industry accepted pricing formula whereby producers sell their white maize at a set price per tonne to millers locally or regionally at a price that is on par with the cost of exporting their grain to foreign countries. This cost would normally include shipping to overseas markets and transportation costs to the miller's door. However, under the present circumstances, South Africa, who usually exports has had to become an importer of maize for its own consumption and for reselling to its neighbouring countries, which means that they have to charge for their white maize on an import parity formulation. This is where

millers buy their grain locally or regionally, at a price that is on par with having to import grain direct from world markets. This pricing calculation includes the anticipated shipping costs from the country of origin, having their grain landed at Durban harbour and transported to the final country destination for storage, milling and packaging. The difference between these two calculations is substantial. The outlook is not all bleak. Namibians will have access to maize meal on our shelves but with the South African switch from export to import parity price calculations for the price of maize and the weakened South African Rand against the US Dollar, the real impact will be felt by consumers when they pay for their maize meal at the tills.

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Minister of Labour, Ministry of Labour’s NIEIS training Industrial Relations Namibia Correcand Employment CreaErkki Nghimtina, positively attended in Swakopmund tion, tional Services announced this new

Sharlien Tjambari The Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation trained employers from different walks of life in Erongo on how to work on the Namibia Integrated Employment Information System (NIEIS). The training took place in Swakopmund from 4-7 April where over 100 employers participated. NIEIS is a system about the overview of where employers can the whole system, while upload vacancies in module two includes their company so that the business processes the job seekers can and originalities of the apply directly in the system. The employers system. “Because of were also trained on the employment servi- how to create their ces act, there is a employment profiles, probation period that how to do screening of all employers must be questionnaires of vatrained on. We are rious applicants. FurPiet Carstens, the Employment officer: Representa- targeting employers thermore they received that are designated, training on vacancy tive of the Ministry in the Region meaning employers management, where the which employ 25 peo- employers are expected ple and more, not ex- to manage vacancies as cluding prospective they are being posted. It employers, because in also involved the tracthe end all employers king of applicants as will have to comply they are posted by with the employment various applicants. services act,” said Ar- According to Piet Carnold Ngeama, the Chief stens, a representative Employment Officer: of the Ministry of Head of Employment Labour in the region, Services Subdivision. there is a database of job The trainers are being seekers and employers trained on two mo- are required to notify Arnold Ngeama, the Chief Employment officer: Head dules. Module one is the employment serof Employment Services Sub-Division vices bureau to inform them that there are vacancies available within the establishment and the bureau will then refer candidates that are suitable for the position. The

Participants during the second day of training

change in the system in September last year. “This means that since then employers are required to comply with the employment services act they are supposed to report their vacancies with the employment services bureau. If employers do not comply with this act they will be fined N$20 000 or can even receive a two year imprisonment term or both. Employers are therefore urged to comply with the employment system,” said Ngeama. He continued that after the training all employers are expected to use the system. They will be expected to be able to post their vacancies and be able manage the system so that job seekers can apply for various vacancies via the system. Individual job seekers are also advised to log onto the system to register and create a profile and upload scanned documents so that employers can employ directly from the system. More information at www. namibiaatwork.gov.na.

painted the walls Liesl Losper

Recently the officers of Namibia Correction Services decided to give back to the community and they decided to paint the walls of the old age homes in Kuisebmond. “Every year we strive to start with a project to give back to the community. After discussion, we have decided to give back to our old people this year. We decided to paint the walls of the old age home. We encourage other government institutions to do the same as we did. The need for help is always in front of us, we must just be willing to help,” Superintendent Amutse said, Deputy Officer in charge of Walvis Bay correction services.

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Four container ships to call this week

Vessel movement in the port of Walvis Bay for today, tomorrow and Thursday is confined to four container vessel calls, one general cargo vessel, one tanker ship and four fishing vessels, according to the latest port log. The fishing trawler Heinaste, Sunfish, Mediva Star and Flipper 9 is expected alongside to discharge frozen fish whilst the container vessels Maersk Phuket, Maersk Cabinda, Falkenberg and MSC Grace are scheduled alongside to load and discharge containers.

Port Log

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Ovaherero chief against Marine Denkmal vandalism Ovaherero Paramount Chief, Advocate Vekuii Rukoro said he does not support the vandalism of the Marine Denkmal statue in Swakopmund by some Herero people. “As a chief I do not support vandalism in any shape or form,” he told Nampa upon enquiry Wednesday. During the annual Ovaherero/Ovamban -deru 'Reparation Walk' on 2 April some participants vandalised the German monument by smearing red paint on it. Rukoro made it clear that he is not proud

of a colonial monument erected in front of the presidential summer residence in Swakopmund. The monument was erected in 1908 to commemorate the first German Marine Expedition Corps who perished during

the Herero uprising of 1904/05. The MarineDenkmal was officially proclaimed a national monument on 2 January 1969. History from various sources has it that the Germans defeated the Herero in a battle,

28 kilometres east of Otjimbingwe and moved onto Okahandja, becoming involved in other scraps and fights along the way. After that the German marines returned to Swakopmund to board a ship and return to the Cape in South Africa. “These are the type of symbols which 26 years after independence do not belong where it is. It must be removed; we need our own monuments which must be placed in front of our State House in Swakopmund, not those of German soldiers who massacred our own people. But this does not mean it must be vandalised, only removed in an orderly fashion,” said the chief. Despite President Hage Geingob's explanation on Tuesday about the government's position on Ovaherero and Nama genocide and reparation talks with the

German government, Rukoro said Government refuses to include the descendants of the genocide victims in the discussions. Geingob said the talks are between the two governments only, but is for the best of all Namibians affected by the killings. Rukoro fumed about this statement, saying the government is “discussing their own ideas and not the ideas of the Namibian people.” “Whatever they are discussing is not genocide of the Namibian people. We would like to know what they are discussing since the President said it is not genocide.” Geingob said the discussions do not use the term genocide but what is discussed is tantamount to genocide. He further made it clear that Government should not be doubted when it

comes to representing its people on this and other matters. The President also noted that it is high time that more monuments of Namibian heroes be erected. He however did not say German monuments should be removed from where they are. Meanwhile, while viewing the Marine Denkmal on Wednesday two tourists from New Zealand who identified themselves only as Mandy and Jonathan, told Nampa the Germans are not supposed to have such monuments in Namibia considering the killings they did against Namibians. “It should be removed or placed next to that of Namibian heroes who died in the battle. My opinion is that this is disgusting,” said Mandy. Ricardo Frazier from Swakopmund, however, does not agree with the removal of

the monument, saying the Hereros must reconcile, leave the past and focus on the future. He said the monument must be left where it is. Frazier, whose grandfather was German, said “my grandmother was also raped by a German but I have no time to continue hating”. On 12 January 1904, Ovaherero people, led by Chief Samuel Maharero, rebelled against German colonial rule. In August of that year, German military commander Lothar von Trotha defeated the Hereros in the Battle of Waterberg and drove them into the desert of Omaheke, where most of them died of dehydration. In October that year, the Nama people also rebelled against the Germans and suffered a similar fate. (NAMPA)

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The Walvis Bay and Outjo communities are in shock, following the death yesterday early of Mr Lambert Roux in a helicopter crash east of Windhoek. Roux is well known as a businessman, professional hunter and game expert. He resided in Walvis Bay with his spouse and two young sons but was also a farmer in the Outjo-district. Mossie Tiger Nghiilwamo: Not so long when we was them capturing games in khomas hochland. rest in peace Mr Roux. My condolence to the family. Tunino Haskell: RIP Lambert, we at T&M Machine Tools will always remember your smiling face and bubbly personality. Our condolences to your wife, your boys and the rest of the family. Quinzell van Wyk: Death is something we can neva make piece with. ..so sad losing some1 close to our heart....may God give strength to his wife and 2 sons and family. .....God plz surround his family with your Angel's cz this is a difficult time and a huge pain. ...strong.....RIP Mr Roux. Katja Bär Glöditzsch: Ai this is so very sad cry emoticon Sincere condolences to his wife, young children and family. Norma Van Der Merwe: Peet, Marina het nie fb nie, ek stuur alles vir haar aan. Sy antwoord nog nie die telefone, sms of watsups nie. Ek glo sy sal more. Ek stuur in elk geval solank vir haar aan. Jenny Mynhardt: Nee...nee..ek glo dit nie.....wat n skok! Piet...Lindie....julle almal...ons dink Aan julle......DRUKKIE Antonette Jacobs: RIP. Lambert ...ons gaan jou mis ....sterkte aan jou vrou en Kinders. Connie Waldeck Olivier: Aaai so jammer, se tog as ons jou kan help met iets!! Ons dink aan julle, en ons gebede is met julle! Toni Timo Lange: R.I.P May the Lord bring calm to the loved ones of this special person. Tim Theron: So onnodig. So hartseer. RIP Lambert. Lynette Roodt: So hartseer, riv my vriend. Reinhold Tangi Kamati: RIP Mr Roux. Bertie Brink: Ons die BSB personeel Outjo betreur die verlies en bid vir die gesin GOD se vertroosting ons sal jou mis RIV. Emilia Shikongo: Rip. Paul Banchek: Rest in peace broe.....'' Peet Van Rensburg: Hallo. Ek is n vriend van Lambert van skooltyd af hier in Petoria. Ek is so geskok om die nuus te hoor. Kan Lambert se familie my kontak? Groete en sterkte. Rina Strydom: Aan Cora en die res vd familie my inigste simpatie met julle groot verlies. Cindy Roux: Aan al die familie ons is baie jammer vir jul verlies en bid net vir vrede ...baie liefde Cindy Roux. Alberta van Wyk: Ai ek wil tog nie dit glo nie. Baie sterkte aan almal betrokke. Ek bid vir vertroosting. Leon-Pieter Kuhn Leon: Very sad. What a great person. Rip. Janine Strydom De Klerk Mias De Klerk: RIP Lambert Therese Mohrmann Gerber: RIP. Maretha Endley: So sad! R.I.P. Petro Senekal: Sterkte aan die familie. Mina Husselmann: R.I.P. Baqqio Mbk Shon: R.I.P. Juanita Roux: RIP Neef so very sad! Cindy Roux: Liefde en vrede vir julle sooo baie jammer vir jul gemis ...

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National events not a platform for party-political propaganda In opening the end of March Ordinary Council meeting, Her Worship the Mayoress, Cllr P Nashilundu, gave an impressive and comprehensive report on her many activities during the past month. Our Mayoress surely is a hardworking lady, taking her duty seriously. The Mayoress criticised the absence of the premises facing Daniel Kamho Street. It is a general public at national festivals like the very good initiative which will beautify out 26th independence commemorations, which town. We are hopeful that name plates will is understandable. However, to put a proper be put next to the rare desert plants to perspective on this matter it must be remem- increase their educational value. bered that these events, which are meant to be As ever, no contribution to the beauty of our national celebrations, were misused for town is made by various deteriorating and party-political propaganda and thus drove a crumbling buildings, schools, hostels etc. big section of the population away. In which belong to the government. It is a scanaddition, those who did attend had to stand or dal to see the condition some of them are in. sit out in the open, in hot sun, while main A very heated debate is going on in parliaspeakers arrived hours late – which is un- ment to build new parliamentary premises at acceptable, inconsiderate and very embar- costs estimated to be as high as N$2 billion. rassing. Even now, facilities are poor and Unbelievable. This is a matter of elitism and people are not attracted to these events. reckless spending of taxpayers' money. Can't At the same council meeting at least 12 long- the money rather be used to establish lowservice awards were to be handed over, but cost housing, and decent schools and hostels only 4 recipients were present. Very embar- for our youth? Our council should not let any rassing! Is this the attitude of employees to stone be unmoved to convince central gostay away from a function which is supposed vernment to improve their buildings and erato honour them? dicate the shameful sight of some of them. Members of the public who took the trouble Long standing on our agenda, is the small, to go to the municipal offices with the inten- faded print of the entries in the telephone tion to pay their accounts were deeply dis- book. Many people, especially the elderly, appointed to find the whole finance depart- struggle to read them. In these modern times ment closed between 22 and 24 March. A just the click of a button on the computer can short notice with the heading “Dear Valued solve the problem and produce readable Customer” was pasted on the door. We would entries with telephone numbers. The money prefer to have diligent staff, normal operating saved on printing ink is not worth the loss of hours and open doors for the taxpayer, rather regard and respect from the general public. than fascile and meaningless words preten- Please attend to this matter, Telekom… it is ding that we are regarded as “valued custo- long overdue, shows disregard for the mers.” public, and is a poor reflection of the quality Our Municipality is busy with the final of your business. touches of a rockery in front of its impressive Swakopmund Resident’s Association

Independence Day - an example of a national day often used for party political propaganda

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COMMUNITY NEWS

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Namib High learners takes all prizes home

WALVIS BAY

The top ten winners with the group of officials of the Swakopmund Anti-Corruption Commission, Governor of Erongo Region Cleophas Mutjavikua, the Deputy Director of Education in Erongo region Elias Manga, Mr and Mrs Savva Sharlien Tjambari

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The Erongo Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) in cooperation with the Ministry of Education initiated a poster competition for secondary schools learners in Erongo and held a prize giving ceremony on 8 April in Walvis Bay. The aim of the competition was to promote the interest of the youth's contribution to the fight against corruption by creating posters speaking out against corruption. About 63 posters were received from different schools in Erongo and from the 63 only ten outstanding posters were chosen. The top ten posters chosen all belonged to learners from Namib High School in Swakopmund. Setson Neumbo was the first prize winner, he is a Grade 9 learner from Namib High School. The competition participants were individuals from different schools and the prizes went to the learners and not the schools. The Public Education and Corruption Prevention Officer, Ms Ottilie Shingenge says ACC believes that in order to avoid corruption in the future, they have to start grooming the younger generation about corruption practices and prevention measures and that is why they thought, it was a good idea to ask the leaners to draw posters on the negative impacts of corruption. The prizes won ranged from Samsung gadgets to cash prizes. Shingenge said ACC in Erongo wishes to make this competition an annual event, provided that the finance is available, because it is an event that depends on sponsors.

* 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. * 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. ***************

Setson Neumbo, the first prize winner

* 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: Kanaal 7 Vroue Ontbyt by Sea Side Hotel & Spa, Swakopmund 08:30 vir 09:00. * 16 April: Dance Factory Swakopmund presents Tick-Tock at NPS Aula. Bookings 064403367. * 24 April: Sunday Market at the Green Center (behind the Snake Park), 5 Libertine Amathila Ave from 09:00-13:00. Contact 081 69 29 072. * 30 April: Flea Market in Haus Der Jugend by the Organisation For Caring For People with Disabilities. Interested parties to Contact Carola Elliot Cell 081 253 0048. * 29 May: Sunday Market at the Green Center (behind the Snake Park), 5 Libertine Amathila Ave from 09:00 - 13:00. Contact 081 69 29 072. * 26 June: Sunday Market at the Green Center (behind the Snake Park), 5 Libertine Amathila Ave from 09:00 - 13:00. Contact 081 69 29 072. ***************

ART EXHIBITIONS * Every Saturday: Open Air Arts Exhibition at the Mole next to Tennis courts in Swakopmund. Oil paintings - weather permitting.

WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Place of Instruction (Day-Care Centre) ON ERF NO: 2431 TOWNSHIP: Narraville STREET:111 Excelsior Street. In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/ establish a Day-Care Centre on the site. Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 119, Civic Centre. Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and undersigned, in writing, not later than 3 May 2016. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Claudia Beukes, P O Box 1279, Walvis Bay

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WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Home Based Business (Hair Salon) ON ERF: Joy Beauty Hair Salon ON ERF NO: 1357 TOWNSHIP: Kuisebmond/Walvis Bay STREET: Khomas Hochland Street. In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish a Joy Beauty Salon on the site. Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 106 D, Civic Centre. Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and undersigned, in writing, not later than 26 April 2016. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): J Saima & John Pafewa, P. O. Box 7403, Walvis Bay

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION NOTICE: ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE APPLICATION A notice is hereby given to all Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) that an application will be submitted to the Environmental Commissioner in terms of the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations: Environmental Management Act, 2007 (Act No. 7 of 2007). Nangula Amutenya-Amatsi has been appointed to undertake this application and related assessment. Project Nature/Description: Environmental Scoping Report & Environmental Management Plan for an existing gravel mining. Project Location: Nonidas, Swakopmund Project Proponent: Quick Investment 48CC T/A Quality Sand & Stone Registration of I&APs and submission of comments: All interested and affected parties are hereby invited to register in terms of the assessment process to give input, comments and opinions regarding the project in writing via email on or before 02 May 2016. Contact details for registration and further information: Nangula Amutenya Amatsi Environmental Assessment Practitioner Tel:+264 (0) 81 2024059 Email: nangula.a@gmail.com

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

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

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

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

VACANCY â€“ 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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WALVIS BAY FOR SALE CENTRAL Brand new flat in the heart of town - 2-bed, 1 bath, open plan lounge-kitchen, single garage. N$970 000.00 KUISEBMOND Selection of Flats 2 bed, 1 Bath, open plan kitchen & lounge to balcony. Parking for 1 vehicle N$ 595 000.00

HARROLD 081 575 7162 For Sale, Ocean View Swakopmund 2 Houses on a 984m² price N$3,5 mil For more details please phone: 081 786 0089 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 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

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$920 000.00 ARANDIS: Good Investment: 2bedrooms, bathroom, open-plan kitchen Plus: 2flats with 2bedrooms, bathroom, Open-plan kitchen each, Generate monthly income N$ 6900.00 per month, N$500 000.00 Malakia 081 297 7253, Email:malakiaproperties @yahoo.com To Let: Vineta Spahir Str Nr 7 Family Home 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms 2 Garages Kitchen Open plan Dining Room & Lounge Entertainment Area with Braai Private with High Walls Large Erf N$ 13 000.00 081 147 8995

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

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Kuisebmund - 2bedr flat, 1 bathr, open plan kitchen/lounge N$4052 - 1 bedroom flat, 1 bathroom, N$2904 - Bachelor flat. N$2920 Warehouses

Walvis Bay FOR SALE FAIRWAYS – Spacious, neat modern 4-bedr. family home, open plan kitchen, lounge & dining room located very close to the schools, on a large erf, ideal for future expansion. N$ 2 295 000.00 CENTRAL – Very neat and spacious townhouse located right across the schools. Consisting of 3 bedr, 2 bathr, kitchen, lounge and dining room and a double garages. N$ 1 575 000.00 CC REG For any assistance for your property needs, contact Eugene: 081 737 9708

website : mhrealestate.com.na

MARIAN 081 1285 004 JOHAN 081 708 5717 TO LET MEERSIG Available 1 May. Free standing home, 1 bedroom, 1 bathr, open plan kitchen, Living area and garage N$4500 pm plus deposit Johan 081 708 5717 2x Flat available: Flat available; 2x Bedroom with BIC Open plan kitchen with BIC, open plan lounge Toilet and hot water shower. Built in Alarm security system Kuisebmond / Near to Duinesig Combine School Price – N$ 3200.00 W+E excluded Suitable for 2 or 3 persons only Contact: 081 868 0686 Urgent note: Please leave a massage with your name if not answered and I'll come back to you ASAP.

160m² newly build Warehouses – N$13 853.00 incl vat 188m² Newly build Warehouses – N$15 974.00 incl vat

-192m² Warehouse + Office – N$12 700.00 incl vat 261.3m² Warehouse + Office – N$15 000.00 excl vat 272m² Warehouse + Office – N$11 000.00 excl vat 450m²– Warehouse + Office – N$18 700.00 incl vat 500m² newly build warehouse + Office – N$35 200.00 excl vat, Street facing 500m² newly build Warehouse + Office N$30 800.00 excl vat 1445m² Warehouse + Offices – N$55 575.00 excl vat FEEL FREE TO CONTACT: Eugene – 081 737 9708 / Yolande – 081 251 9377 / Lydia – 081 241 8980 / Office – 064 272580

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 To Let Swakopmund Vineta Saphir Str nr 7 family Home 3 Bedrooms 2 bathrooms 2 Garages Kitchen Open plan Dining room and Lounge Entertainment Area with Braai Private with High Walls Large Erf N$13,000.00 Call 081 147 8995

CFS PROPERTIES CC SWAKOPMUND OCEAN VIEW TO LET HOUSE 2 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, openplan kitchen lounge dining, single garage, alarm, pet friendly. Immediate available. N$7,800.00 Irene 081 353 5551 064 412320 Irene@cfsnamibia.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 (water incl) Pre paid electr

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 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 flat 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 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

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

- Central – 3 bedr house, 2 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, double garage. N$14 000 - Meersig – 3 bedr house, 2 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, dining, entertainment area, indoor braai, double garage. N$12 100.00 - Meersig – 3 bedr house, 2 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, indoor braai, double garage, N$10 800 - Central - Newly build 2 bedr flat, 1 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, single garage, N$6500 - Central 2 bedr flat, 1 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, single garage. N$5910 - Meersig – 2 bedroom flat, 1 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, 1 garage, N$6500 - Meersig – 2 bedr flat, 2 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, 1 garage, N$6500 - Hermis – 2 bedroom flat, 1 bathr, kitchen, lounge, single garage. N$5800

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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 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

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

Walvis Bay TO LET

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Kuisebmond 3 Bed house with 2 bed flat. N$ 1 004 865.00 Angelika 081 562 2186

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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

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To Rent Walvis Bay Outside Room to Rent in Hermis Walvis Bay. Single person only. Room with bathroom. Own entrance and small courtyard. W/E included. N$2300 plus N$1000 deposit. Contact: 0812077651 after 5pm only.

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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

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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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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 OLWETWENI 2bedroom.bathroom And Kitchen N$3000.00 W/Incl 2bedrooms.bathroom Kitchen and Lounge Double Garages N$5200.00 W/L Excl Malakia 081 297 7253, Email: malakiaproperties @yahoo.com 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 0818787822 Flat To Let Swakopmund 2 Bedroom Flat with open-plan Kitchen & Lounge with Build-In Braai. Bathroom with shower, near WestsideSchool in Vineta Very secure area, pre-paid electricity, water included with Garage. Contact 081 203 9845

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WALVIS BAY FOR SALE SOLE MANDATE HERMES Entrance Hall, 4x beds, 3 bath, Open-plan Kitchen, Dining room, Lounge, Entertainment Area, In/Outdoor BBQ, laundry, single garage, boundary walls. Approved plans for future ext. N$1 685 000.00 MEERSIG Freestanding 3 Bedroom House, 2 Bath, Double Garage, Kitchen, Lounge & Entertainment area. N$ 1 580 000.00

TANYA 081 427 0332 TO LET !! TOWN CENTER AVAILABLE FROM 1ST MAY 2 bedroom apartment, Unfurnished, 1 garage, No pets, rent N$ 6700.00 VINETA – OCEAN VIEW Large 3 bedroom house, three b/rooms, Two bathrooms, sewing room, two garages. N$ 10800:00 pm LANGSTRAND 2 bedroom , 2 bathroom, luxury apartment. Fully furnished, garage, 2nd floor, lift, lovely view and very large balcony. Rent : N$ 8800.00 pm FOR SALE ! TOWN CENTER SWAKOPMUND 2 bedroom Furnished, Town center, 1 garage , N$ 1.4 mil WE HAVE CLIENTS , WANTING TO PURCHASE : 2 bedroom 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

FOR SALE Secure, spacious three bedroom unit at Toscana (behind Shoprite) for sale at a very reasonable offer of N$1,700,000.00. No agents. Contact Ahrens & Associates Legal Practitioners 064 404062 to arrange for viewing. FLAT FOR SALE: Walvis Bay, Central Nicster Court 2 bedroom flat with full bathroom in secure complex, open plan fitted kitchen to lounge & 1 garage. Walking distance from all amenties. Monthly levies applicable. 1 year rental agreement in place. N$ 800 000.00 Contact Lynette or Kennedy 081 233 7640 081 288 2189

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

TO LET!! VINETA Furnished 3 Bed Home 2 Bathrooms Beautiful farm style kitchen with large table with seating for 10. Open Plan lounge, TV Room with fireplace and study with fireplace PLUS: 3 Flats 4 Garages Laundry room Low maintenance lush garden ALL AVAILABLE FOR N$23,000, EXCL. W/E excl. Contact: 081 128 4990 HANNAHS COTTAGES Modern 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, kitchen with stove, dishwasher and plenty cupboards. Separate lounge, double garage, big courtyard, blinds, pre paid electricity, water incl. Dish / G4S incl. Safe quiet complex. N$ 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 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 Let: ·Stunning office space: NECHVILLE BUILDING ·Reception Area ·Lounge area ·Boardroom ·Central Town area, walking distance to all major facilities ·Price: N$7260.00 ·For more details kindly contact: 081 254 8142 / 220280

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

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WANTED: Second hand clothes and good things needed. Contact: 081 495 8126 We pay cash for 210l / 9.5kg empty plastic drums. Contact: 081 495 8126 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 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

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

Livestock for sale Bonsmara verse N$4.800 Bonsmara calves N$2.900 Kalahari ooie N$850 Kalahari lambs N$450 Kalahari rams N$950 Dorper lambs N$700 Dorper rams N$1.700 Contact nr 0813218630-0813805997

FOR SALE: 2008 Opel Corsa 1300 Turbo Diesel ,6 spd. 72000km,soos nuut. Slegs een vroue eienaar.NS 78 0000. Kontak nr 081 738 3005

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FOR SALE: 1996 Suzuki Escudu 16000 4x4.A/C 125000km Met Blou N$ 46 000.00 TeL nr 081 738 3005

TO LET VARIOUS OFFICE SPACES TO RENT @ THE WATER CUBE 75 - 127m² @ N$45.00m² exc VAT Call Dirk 2 View 081 122 4651

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

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

Contact: Jannie 0813774159 FOR SALE: 2006 Model Toyota Raider 4.0L.V6 Full house, canopy, bull bar, roll bar N$ 215 000.00 neg 240 000 km Contact: 081 281 8385 For Sale Volkswagen Caravelle 2.5 Model 1991 Price N$ 20,000 In running condition Contact: 0818552504 For Sale 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 Dubbel as trailer N$25,000 neg Kawasaki Z200 Road Bike N$6,000 neg Land Rover series 3 Diesel N$ 25,000 neg Call 081 208 9576

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Brown laminated flooring 2nd hand, good condition. ± 120m² 80m² neg Contact: 081 281 8385 FOR SALE: Walvis Bay container truck man for sale Only 30 000 km Good working condition N$ 500 000.00 Contact: 081 860 4857 081 128 8642 Good For Sale 1 x Telefunken 70cm TV 1 x Bosch Stainless Steel Build-In oven with Thermofan Geramic Hob and extractor fan like new 1 x Samsung Tallboy speakers Home-Theatre like new 1 x Defy 210lt Firdge 1 x Travel Fridge/Warmer 220V & 12V like new 1 x Double bed base set N$2500 Call 081 567 4522

Caravan For Sale Call 081 382 3195

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

TO HIRE TO RENT: Iveco trucks 6 tons capacity N$ 3 500.00 p/d Negotiable. Contact: 081 860 4857 081 128 8642

JOBS WANTED Job Wanted I am Lucia 35 years old and looking for any kind of work if it is to sleep over I can l work in Swakopmund only. I can do babysitting as well for month only please My number 081 597 5958 Job Wanted I am a young lady age of 30 years, looking for work in Swakopmund or Langstrand. Any kind of work like Domestic work or Office Cleaning work I can start any time from Monday to Friday 081 642 0399 Job Wanted I am a 29 year with grade 12, Computer Certificate, Advance Diploma in Human Resources Development, Driving Licence, Secretarial & Office work, HR, I have a driver licence. Please call me at 081 221 7332 Job Wanted Ek is dringend opsoek na enige werk. Ek is 42 jaar oud. Kan werk van Maandag tot Vrydag in Swakopmund. Sakel my 081 334 5181 ZELDA:EK is ‘n 29 jarige jong dame op soek na huiswerk, betroubaar en hardwerkend. Rook en drink nie. Kan ook na babas omsien, Maandae, Woensdae en Vrydae. Dorp, Meersig, Lagoon en Narraville. Kontak: 081 708 0200

JOBS WANTED WERK GESOEK: Ek is opsoek na drywers werk, baie betroubaar rook en drink nie. Ek het ‘n Kode 10 lisensie met PDP. Enige plek. Ek is bereid om lang afstand ook te werk. Kontak: 081 223 5192 JOB WANTED: A young girl looking for housework in Walvis Bay. Ready to start as soon as possible. Contact: 081 212 7217 JOB WANTED: I am a 20 year old girl looking for housework in Walvis Bay, ready to start immediately. Contact: 081 855 4003 WERK GESOEK: Op soek na huiswerk in Walvisbaai, vir 5 dae ‘n week. Kontak: 081 264 9865 JOB WANTED: I am a 33 year old lady urgently looking for any kind of domestic work in Walvis Bay. Can start as soon as possible. Contact: 081 847 4392 JOB WANTED: I am a 36 year old lady looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay. Mondays to Fridays. Have 5 years experience. Contact: 081 333 8111 JOB WANTED: I am a young girl looking for domestic work, take care of babies. Not a drinker or a smoker, can sleep in if needed. Swakopmund or Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 613 3174 JOB WANTED: A 24 year old lady is looking for work in Walvis Bay, have experience for housekeeping, babysitting, shop keeping, stock and hospitality. Can start immediately. Contact: 081 452 1064 JOB WANTED: I am a hardworking lady looking for domestic work. Mondays to Sundays. Available anytime. Contact: 081 397 9281 081 388 7300 JOB WANTED: Am a 24 year old looking for domestic work. Can do ironing, washing and cleaning. Only in Walvis Bay, Meersig, Lagoon and Town. Contact: 081 388 5759

ESTER: Looking for domestic work, cleaning, washing, ironing. Worked for 10 years. Meersig, Lagoon. Contact: 081 309 9470

MELODY: A 30 year old lady looking for domestic work or babysitting. Contact: 081 828 4898

JOB WANTED: I am looking for domestic work. Swakopmund or Walvis Bay. Manitou telehandler, Operator, forklift operator or any work related. Contact: 081 783 5842

JOB WANTED: I am a young lady aged 22 and is looking for domestic work, washing, ironing and cleaning. Meersig, Town or Narraville. Contact: 081 849 0324

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12 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-350Ml-N$100 VHB arganoil Conditioner 750Ml-N$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

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HAIR / BEAUTY PPT & BEAUTY CENTRE IN HAIR LOUNGE Walvis Bay Special every Monday and Thursday Manicure overlay gel N$100.00 Pedicure gel N$70.00 Eyelashes N$100.00 Eyebrow tint & shape N$50.00 Nail training N$1200.00 Eyelashes training N$700.00 Includes kits & certificates NB Training will be done only once a month We sell on wholesale/retail Virgin Brazilian hair Nails products & Indian wear available upon orders only We are in Town next to Swakop Sport Hair Lounge We do all types of hairstyles Call Betty : 081 605 9205 064 221 940

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Found: Female lab mix found close to the Wurstbude in Vineta on 22/3 Please contact the SPCA in Swakopmund to claim your dog 064 - 404419

SWAKOPMUND... Shop 4 Tobias Hainjeko Street, the street of Woerman Brock in town. ANTI CORRUPTION BUILDING Cell:0812884920

FOUND: Female mis ... someone dropped her off at the house next to the SPCA on 19/3 Please contact the SPCA in Swakopmund to claim your dog 064 - 404419

ONDANGWA Shop 4, Chris and Osho Mall, Opposite FNB ONDANGWA Cell: 081 3709449 WINDHOEK Shop F3, Parkfoods shopping mall Khomasdal SALON: Shop F2, Pakfoods Shopping Mall. Khomasdal. Windhoek Tell: 061 213448 Cell: 081 6630808 Email: virginhairboutique01@yah oo.com virginhairboutiquecc@gm ail.com

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BUILD YOUR DREAMS AT THE COAST! Are you searching for a RELIABLE, AFFORDABLE builder to build your dream home or your Townhouse project? (Walvis Bay, Henties Bay and Swakopmund). Look no further. Call Jaco Steyn at 0811700576 for a meeting discuss your needs and your plans as well as the affordable quotation. References in Place. I will show you finished projects and make your new home a reality! “JACO STEYN – THE BUILDER YOU CAN TRUST – PLEASE CALL 0811700576 FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO DISCUSS YOUR DREAM HOME”

SANAH BRAZILIAN HAIR BOUTIQUE SPECIALISE IN 100 % VIRGIN BRAZILIAN HAIR 10 inch N$ 1 500.00 12 inch N$ 1 700.00 14 inch N$ 1 900.00 16 inch N$ 2 200.00 18 inch N$ 2 300.00 20 inch N$ 2 500.00 22 inch N$ 2 700.00 24 inch N$ 2 900.00 26 inch N$ 3 100.00 28 inch N$ 3 300.00 30 inch N$ 3 600.00 Call or visit us at Kuisebmond. Contact: 081 233 2893 081 441 1773

MUKUPI INVESTMENT SECURITY SERVICES Secure your value Lowest and affordable to everyone protecting with confidence 24/7 Booking line 081 290 7170 P.O. Box 2905 Walvis Bay Fax: 064 220 650 Email: mukupibillylo@gmail. com More information contact MF 26481795 0436

The Reterverein Swakopmund RVS announces their AGM Date: 31 May 2016 Time: 18h00 Place: RVS Clubhouse opposite SPCA Enquiries: RVS Secretary Elinor Dürr 081 327 4974

NAIL TRAINING SNT Offer a high quality nail training 3 days training N$ 1 500.00 with full kit & certificate UV machine incl. Start your business upon completing the course. We sell all colour gel and clear gel and nail products We do nails too. Book your space now! Quality at its best! Contact: 081 233 2893 GERMAN COURSE FOR ADULT BEGINNERS: Learn to speak German and improve your job opportunities!! Limited space available. Register now to qualify for a discount. Experience mothertongue teacher. Contact: 081 607 2685

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FOUND: Female jr found in Aldride str Vineta. Please contact the SPCA in Swakopmund to claim your dog 064 - 404419

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Flexi Rods LargeN$90.00 Flexi Rods MediumN$80.00 Flexi Rods Small N$70.00 NB:ASK FOR WHPRICES FOR BULK BUYERS

LINDLEY EDUCATION PRESENTS HOLIDAY CLASSES INTENSE MATHS 16 - 26 MAY 3 X EXAM PAPERS WALVIS BAY happytohelp@lindleye ducation.com 081 497 2195 www.lindleyeducation. com

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TRADITIONAL DOCTOR: He helps with different types of problems such as court cases, love affairs, marriage problems, weak erection for men, vagina tightness, house problems. All types of STDs but not with Aids. Headaches, pain, chest pain, changing of bad luck, spiritual, Job problems, business improvement, any type of good luck. Never give up your lifeyour Doctor is there for you. Call DOCTOR MOYO 081 339 5913 House Number 471 Mandume Yandemfayo Str Mondesa Swakopmund.

TRADITIONAL DOCTOR: Dr. S Jeke (The Best). Bad Luck - Luck Muti Love Problems Marriage to keep your lover just for yourself Work problems Promotions - To get tenders and to boost your business - People don’t want to pay you back Pregnancy Problems Protection of Farms, Houses, Cars and Animals - Sexual transmitted sickness - all sickness Asthma, BP Remove to-koloshi from bodies, houses - Men’s power se-xuality Spiritual doctors in need of more spiritual powers, etc. House Nr.(79) 3191D Johanna Benson Street Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay. Cell: 081 303 3149.

LUNGANDA BUILDING AND RENOVATIONS CC We do: Plumbing & painting Electrical installation Interlocking Aluminium windows and doors Cell: 081 251 5639 081 423 2766 Box 7590 Walvis Bay, Kuisebmond, Namibia TRADITIONAL DOCTOR KALENGA: He can help you through: Pregnancy - Education Court Cases - Love Affairs - Marriage Problems - Bad Luck - Businesses - Protection at Home - Removal of Tokoloshi - Mens’ Power Sexuality - Exams Job Problems etc. Walvis Bay & Swakopmund. Cell:081 201 7887. DR AZIZI BANDA Resident African Traditional Doctor with vast experience in herbal and spiritual healing. Expert in: Calling back lost lovers, business and customer attraction. Remove body poisons, tokoloshes, badluck, pregnancy, asthma, epilypsy, enlargement, fortune telling. Call Dr Banda: 081 740 7321

PRODEL CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATIONS: For all your renovations and construction needs with personal attention. Call for a free quote JOHANN STEYN 081 128 0848. DE VRIES PLUMBING SERVICES Contact us for all your plumbing needs Geysers/Drainage/Pipe work New/Replacement Bathroom & Kitchen Installations General Plumbing & Building Maintenance Marius 081 2122 541 CEB LOANS For all the FNB clients and Government employees! You can contact me for your easy loans applications 081 339 2115

SERVICES KUS RENOVATIONS Call: 081 560 0292 Henk: Renovations of buildings Electrical works Gate motors / electrical Roof sealing, sealings Wooden palasides Plumbing work Tiling / painting Welding work, gates + doors Carports for cars Any small work is not too small... Walvis Bay only COASTAL CLEANING & CONSTRUCTION SERVICES We are specialists in: Window cleaning Household cleaning Refuse removals Industrial cleaning Building constructions & renovations Concrete mixer rentals For only N$ 250.00 per day Contact: 081 365 1917 081 144 2738 WANT TO BE YOUR OWN BOSS Let us do your: Company registrations CC N$ 999.00 SME certificate N$ 480.00 Tax registration N$ 279.00 Social security registration N$ 299.00 Business plan (from) N$ 500.00 Tax returns (from) N$ 50.00 Consultations/coaching N$ 100.00 We also do logo designs, business cards, company profiles, corporate clothing. Branded t-shirts and so much more. Visit us in Walvis Bay next to Kapia Optics in Town. Contact: 081 144 2738 081 699 2441 081 365 1917 CTA CLEANING SERVICES Offers affordable professional cleaning services. We specialize in residential, office, site, flats yard and waste removal. Contact: 081 831 2281 081 371 8383 Email: ctacleaning@gmail.com REGISTER YOUR CHILD FOR PRIVATE AFTER SCHOOL CLASSES AND HOLIDAY SCHOOL. GRADE 1 - 7 KUISEBMOND HALL CONTACT Mr SALVADOR 081 289 7180

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We have a constant supply of Marble off cuts available to purchase. Perfect for Small home renovations and outdoor decorations; Prices are negotiable. For further information, please contact: 081 159 9415 TRADITIONAL DOCTOR DR OUPA KHOROMANA Your old Doctor is back from Malawi is asking new and old customers to come with their problems. Such as: removal of bad luck, lost lovers to come back, court cases, to be released from prison, to write off debts, wining tenders & contracts business attraction, to be married to a man of your choice. Binding marriage, treatment of epilepsy, pregnancy problems, removal of tokoloshes, jobs promotions, gambling, penis enlargement, Mens power booster, stopping continuos menstruation and many more complicated problems. “Its your time now” Contact Oupa Kohoromana: 081 374 7039 Accounting services at affordable prices. We specialise in the following: Monthly bookkeeping /full accounting; VAT Audits/VAT+Imports/Paye/S alaries/IRP5's / Month-ends/ Management Acc's/ preparing year end audit files/CC Registrations & cash flow reports. Keep your records and taxes up to date and contact us for all your accounting needs on 081 333 5230 or visit our website on www.sraccountingservices. com Renovations Big or small we do it all! contact C&L de Jager Repairs Swakopmund Chris 081 713 4156 Lood 081 820 6562 Wheelie Wheels Do you have a need for TRANSPORT Available for out of town around town your staff transport sport activities church activities school activities or any other? Please call us for a free quote 081 310 4369

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Traditional Doctor Mama Fatima is here to help U with traditional Medicine in problems like, Pregnancy Job, Bring Back Lost Lover, Court Cases, Family Body and House Protection, Remove Bad Luck, Virgin Tightening Asthma, Business, BP, Lost Drinking If u want to solve your problem Just Call Mama Fatima 081 363 2967

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SERVICES 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 DR PHIRI African Chancellor of traditional medicine, specialist in healing, sowing and treating diseases and life problems. Protection of property, love spells and mental disease, gambling, stop alcoholism, drugs and to get a new job, court cases, lucky charms and enlargement. Contact Dr Phiri: 081 716 4758

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With Heartfelt Sympathy to

Humphries family

Although no words can really help to ease the loss your bear Just know that you are very close in every thought and prayer

From: Jacky, Terence & family

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Four league games of the MTC Swakopmund Women Soccer league takes a deserved break Premier League played at During a meeting which was held recently it was decided that the Swakopmund Women Soccer League's second round will kick off Kuisebmond stadium 16/17 Apr as from 4 June 2016 due to school examinations and holidays in MTC issued a statement over the weekend, announcing the venues and times for the MTC Premier League games for the 27 and 28th Rounds. Coastal residents can look forward to four of these games taking place at the Kuisebmond Stadium. Below are all the fixtures, as released by MTC:

May because most of the players are school learners. The Swakopmund Women Soccer League's Chairperson Wilson Nguvauva said the player transfer is open now until 31 May 2016 and players can move from one team to another on payment system according to the player's rate.

Welwitschias go down against Cheetahs in Currie Cup debute The Windhoek Draught Welwitschias on Saturday lost their opening game of the 2016 Currie Cup by 17 points to 32 against the Toyota Free State XV in Bloemfontein, South Africa.

820 school athletes to converge on Swakopmund for national championship The Namibia School Sport Union (NSSU) will this month host its national championships at Swakopmund. A total of 820 athletes are expected to compete amongst each other at the event. The NSSU provides opportunities for learners to become involved in sports and physical recreational activities at primary and secondary school level in order for them to realise their full potential. The National Championships will see all 14 regions in Namibia compete against each other from 22 to 23 April at the Swakopmund Sports Stadium. Speaking to Nampa on Thursday, NSSU National Coordinator, Solly Duiker said the union is this year celebrating 25 years of existence and for the first time they are moving the national championships from Windhoek to the town of Swakopmund. “This year we had a 307 per cent increase to the number of

athletes that participated in the regional competitions and we are happy that more learners are beginning to take school sports very serious. “We are expecting to see 200 athletes coming from each of the 14 regions in Swakopmund for the national champs and the winners plus runner-up at this event will represent the country in May, when we host the Cossasa athletics in Swakopmund,” he said. He added that the NSSU was proud to see more than 1 000 athletes participating in regional championships and this shows that more attention is being paid to athletes at grassroots level “I was really happy to see that 1 800 athletes from 40 schools in Windhoek participated in the Khomas Regional Cham-

pionships. Most of these schools were from Katutura and that shows you that they are beginning to recognise the importance of sports at regional level. “With other regions, we recorded a good number of athletes at their events like Omaheke with 1 200 athletes, Otjozondjupa with 1 400, Hardap with 1 200 and Erongo had a turn up of 800 a t h l e t e s . We a r e expecting to see good competition when we get to Swakopmund,” he noted. Only 120 athletes will be selected to represent Namibia at the Confederation of School Sport Associations of Southern Africa (Cossasa) Athletic games that will be hosted from 10 to 15 May in Swakopmund. (NAMPA)

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The Welwitschias managed to score a penalty in the 19th minute through Johan Tromp and then a try in the 23rd minute by Malcolm Moore, which Shaun Kaizembi converted. The Free State scored four tries in the first half – two by Reniel Hugo and one each by Ruan van Rensberg and Oupa Mohoje. They only managed to convert one try to make the half-time score 22-10 in favour of the Free State. In the second half, the Namibians came out more composed in their defence and managed to get a penalty in the 48th minute, but Kaizembi failed to convert from the spot. The Free State scored another try but the conversion was missed. The score was then 27-10 in favour of the home team. With only eight minutes of play time left, Tromp scored the Welwitschias' second try of the game and Kaizembi converted to take the score to 17-27. The Free State scored another try with only two minutes left on the clock, but the conversion was once again missed and the game ended 17-32 in favour of the Free State. The defeat leaves Namibia with zero points and bottom of the log. (NAMPA)

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Walvisbaai Hengelklub presteer tydens nasionale kampioenskap Floris Steenkamp Vier lede van die Walvisbaai Hengelklub het onlangs hul Namibiese kleure verwerf, tydens die Namibiese Rots en Strand nasionale kampioenskappe waaruit 'n Namibiese hengelspan gekies is. Die kampioenskap is tydens die Onafhanklikheidsnaweek beslis. Die klub het verlede Donderdag vergader en die hoofborge, Namib Diesel en Seal Consulting Services, bedank vir hul ondersteuning vir rots en strandhengel. Terselfdertyd is trofees vertoon wat die hengelaars ingepalm het. Op die foto's: die trofeewenners saam met klub bestuurslede: Voor van links na regs: Mossie Mostert (klubbestuurder), Raymond Duvenhage (hengelaar), Johan Mostert (faset-kaptein), Wimpie Delport (hengelaar) en Chuck Connor (klub Voorsitter). Agter van link na regs: Pieterjan von Wielligh, Leon Sagner, Terence Clark (al drie hengelaars), Jaco de Jager (adjunk-Voorsitter van die klub) en Gunther Krauer (hengelaar). Die vier lede wat nasionale kleure verwerf het is: Terence Clark (Senior Meesters), Johan Mostert (President A), Wimpie Delport (Bestuurder Veterane) and Gunther Krauer (Veterane).

N$600 000 FNB-boost for inland rugby clubs On 7 April FNB Namibia handed over an amount of N$200 000 each to the UNAM, Western Suburbs and Wanderers Rugby Clubs. FNB Namibia renewed its sponsorship agreement with Western Suburbs and Wanderers in 2015 for another three years but the UNAM Rugby Club has only been added this year of the same time period. At the official hand-over Revonia Kahivere, CSI Manager for the FNB Group said: “We are excited about the growth in the sport of rugby in Namibia. As you know FNB Namibia supports different sports codes across Namibia and rugby has always been a part of the sport codes in the country that we wholeheartedly assist.” She added: “To some people, rugby is just a game.

But often it is much more than that. It's full of life lessons. It can teach you about failure, joy, disappointment, excitement, winning and losing.” She wished all the clubs a season filled with great success and expressed the hope that the sponsorship by FNB Namibia would bring them closer to their goals. Thank you for the support.

(Fltr) James Kisting FNB Western Suburbs, Peter-Jac De Klerk FNB Western Suburbs, J P Nel FNB Wanderers, Revonia Kahivere CSI Manager FNB, Flip Louw FNB Wanderers, Desiderius Sethie FNB UNAM, Werner Jeffery FNB UNAM