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SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6645 THURSDAY 13 APRIL 2017 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

inside EBHN Completes bow project

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Locker vom Hocker The South African navy frigate, SAS Amatola, calls at the port of Walvis Bay as from Monday. A reception function is hosted aboard the ship on Tuesday night with the South African High Commissioner Ms. Y.L.M. Myakayaka-Manzini one of the guests of honour.

SAS Amatola was commissioned by the South African Navy in 2006.

The host onboard is the Commander of SAS Amatola Captain J.F. Roux. Local guests would include political- and business leaders.

Swakopmund municipality Regional Commander calls to monitor air pollution on road users to be vigilant Erwin Leuschner

The Swakopmund municipality monitors air pollution caused by industries and business in town closely of late, doing so by enforcing Ordinance 11 of 1976 (Atmospheric Pollution Prevention Ordinance). Council in its most recent meeting confirmed it would in future closely monitor air pollution levels caused the various industries.

The item was discussed at the council meeting after the matter was discussed at the Planning Forum early in March.

“Given the propensity lately for development/establishment of industries which produce or emit gases and/or airborne particles which may pollute the air, such as sandblasting, pyro-

lysis, lime processing, etc., it is considered prudent to have the Ordinance promulgated to be applicable to the town lands of the Local Authority of Swakopmund,” it reads.

The Atmospheric Pollution Prevention Ordinance 11 of 1976 is a regulatory legal device to provide for the prevention of the pollution of the atmosphere,

and for matters incidental thereto.

Subsequent to the above it was decided to submit the ordinance to the Ministry of Environment and Tourism to be promulgated in the Government Gazette as applicable to the municipal area of Swakopmund. It was also decided that the said ordinance be binding to the municipal Continues on Page 2

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Erongo Regional Commander, Commissioner Andreas Nelumbu, has called on road users to be extra cautious during the Easter Weekend. He also sternly warned criminals intending to come to the coast: “We will not tolerate any criminal activities,” he told namib times. Adding: “We will deal with you accordingly.”

Nelumbu also called n road users to remember to switch their headlights on when travelling long distances to improve visibility. “That is very important,” Continues on Page 2

Rubinstein Chess Academy Launched

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13 APRIL 2017

Kandjoze recognizes challenges in mining sector, lauds Green Building in Swakopmund Erwin Leuschner

Looking back at the past financial year the Ministry of Mines and Energy was faced with various challenges in the Erongo region. Despite, there were some positive developments.

This was said by Minister Obeth Kandjoze when he presented his budget speech for the financial year 2017/18 in the National Assembly recently.

While Kandjoze reviewed the past financial year he mentioned on a positive note of the first yellow cake that was produced at the Husab uranium mine towards the end of 2016.

“Having said that, the uranium sector still experiences profound market challenges. These challenges resulted in for example the Langer Heinrich Mine curtailing mining operations as well as retrenching a part of its workforce,” said the Minister.

Kandjoze hailed the completion of the Ministry of Mines and Energy’s Green Building in Swakopmund and described it as one of the highlights of the past financial year.

The purpose of this newly completed building is to bring our services closer to the people. “The initiative of the Green Building is to encourage other institutions to similarly invest in sustainable energy solutions”, he said.

According to the minister the building contains several sustainable features, ranging from solar

panels to wind turbines, harnessing the sun and wind to produce its own energy. Excess energy is relayed into the electricity grid.

“In addition, the building is harvesting water to be used for gardening and other functions where the water is not used for human consumption.

The Green Building is located between the new office of the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology and the Office of the President.

It is centrally located on the doorstep of most of Swakopmund’s suburbs.

The building was completed more than a year ago, but the official opening is yet to take place.

Speaking about income generated by the Ministry of Mines and Energy in the past financial year, Kandjoze remarked N$25 billion came from export levies on mined materials, whilst N$1.4 billion was collected in mining royalties. “That despite the cyclical nature of the minerals industry and some declining commodity prices, coupled with increasing market

Regional Commander calls on road users to be vigilant Continued from Page 1 he said. “Drivers must be cautious and adhere to the traffic rules to save their own lives and those of other road users.”

He added that the police force will “be out there this weekend” to enforce the law. “Everybody travelling towards the coast is welcome, provided they adhere to the law,” he said.

Nelumbu's cautionary message to road users comes in the wake of yet another traffic accident that took place yesterday in the vicinity of Long Beach on the B2 highway. It is alleged that the driver of a pick-up lost control over the vehicle (photo). It crashed through the cable barrier and overturned.

Fortunately only minor injuries were reported, reports the West Coast Safety Initiative.

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area.

“Though this may be considered as the only area within which the Local Authority may impose its control, one should consider that operations/processes outside the area, such as open pit mining especially uranium mining, may result in air pollution, which may impact the municipal area,” it states. These areas will, however, be subjected to environmental clearance applications, which will allow the municipality as an affected party to respond applicably.

Well-known photographer Tony Figueira Believers in Christ invited dies for walk to praise and Erwin Leuschner

worship the Lord

Sharlien Tjambari

Apostle Dawid Bronzel (37) who is known for carrying a wooden cross covered in bible verses and scriptures calls upon believers in Christ to join him on Friday to walk with him from Swakopmund to Walvis Bay. “It is in honour of the Lord who died for our sins”, he explains.

“I want to remind people that Jesus died for our sins. He was arrested, tried and sentenced to be scourged and finally crucified on the cross because of our sins. I just want to encourage people to come on Good Friday and make a decision of getting closer to the Lord. Make that a day personal with God”, said Bronzel.

He continued saying that he would like to remind people that Easter encourages people to remember that Jesus paid a price, with His life for our sins to be forgiven. He further said he wants to encourage believers to stand together and support one another on that day, in order to grow the name of the Lord and to praise and worship the Lord. That's what the Lord wants the most.

Those who are willing to walk with him while praising the name of the Lord on Easter Friday are most welcome. Bronzel said he will have a companion who already called him and wants to walk with him while carrying his own cross.

“I am not expecting people who want to join the walk to carry a cross. I just want us to walk together and praise the name of the Lord together until Walvis Bay. So far I have not planned anything for when we get to Walvis Bay. It is just walking together in the name of the Lord and after the walk the people can return to their homes” Bronzel concluded.

Those willing to join Bronzel can contact him on 081 437 1608.

One of Namibia's most celebrated photographers, Tony Figueira, passed away during the early hours of yesterday. He leaves behind his wife Gabi. Figueira, who was born in Angola, owned the design studio Studio 77.

Figueira studied journalism at Rhodes University in South Africa. He worked for several radio stations including the Voice of America, and for anti-apartheid newspapers like The Rand Daily Mail. He became known for documenting key moments in contemporary Southern African history.

He suffered from Multiple myeloma, a type of cancer. The National Art Gallery of Namibia in 2015 ran an exhibition to support him, titled: For Tony.

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volatility,” he said.

During his speech Kandjoze also presented a budget, amounting to N$207.9 million for the new financial year.

A significant amount of this has been earmarked to improve energy supply in the country (N$61.6 million) as well as studies understanding the countries geological resources better (N$52.4 million).

Kandjoze noted that the Kudu Gas to Power and the Baynes Hydro Power projects still remain strategic future projects for the country to contribute towards achieving security of electricity supply.

Currently Namibia is importing about 200 Megawatt from ESKOM (South Africa), 39 Megawatt from ZESCO (Zambia) and 80 Megawatt from ZPC (Zimbabwe).

“Recently Namcor and BW Offshore concluded a partnership for the development of the Kudu Gas Field. Commercial agreements will be finalized by the end of 2017,” He said. Additionally he said that the Namibian and Angolan governments are committed to finalize projec preparations for the development of the Baynes Hydro Power project.

Apostle Dawid Bronzel with his cross after he walked from Walvis Bay to Swakopmund.

His first stop was at Namib Times Office in Swakopmund.

The late Tony Figueira

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Taking A Bow EBH Namibia successfully completes leading-edge bulbous bow project When a vessel such as an oil product tanker needs to be repaired, the time taken by the shipyard to complete the project is critical, as every day that it is out of commission could potentially result in substantial lost revenue.

Walvis Bay-based Elgin Brown & Hamer Namibia (EBHN), the preferred ship repairer on the West Coast of Africa, is very well aware of this. When the owners of oil product tanker, the Huascar – with a collisiondamaged bulbous bow - approached EBHN, the company devised an innovative, fast and cost-effective repair strategy which would minimise the tanker's time out of service.

The vessel owners sent an initial enquiry to EBHN in June 2016, and EBHN, in turn, submitted a preliminary proposal. “However, subsequent information received indicated that the damage was more extensive than we had initially expected,” says Willie Esterhuyse, Commercial and Marketing Manager at EBH Namibia.

A site inspection, coinciding with the tanker's trading patterns between Togo and Nigeria, was then proposed and undertaken in September 2016; for which EBHN sought the assistance of highly-skilled naval architects, 6Sigma.

“The challenge we faced was that the bow section of the Huascar was constructed of double curved plating. To remove this first and then repair it would have been very time-consuming; and therefore could have cost the owners a significant sum in lost charter fees. In keeping with EBHN's dedication to the very highest standards of client satisfaction, we came up with a superior option,” he adds.

The EBHN project team therefore devised a 'total solution' repair strategy; which would not only save the vessel owners significantly financially, but also in terms of operational time.

“This option featured a reduced project repair time of just 20 days; and an approximately ten percent reduction in the overall cost of the repairs,” explains Esterhuyse.

“This repair strategy was to pre-fabricate the bulbous bow completely before the vessel was dry-docked. With the new section complete and ready for fitting, the Huascar could then be docked at our Namdock 3 Panamax-sized dock, and the damaged bow swopped out for the newly fabricated bow,” he adds.

However, the data gathered from the first site inspection was not sufficiently detailed to allow EBHN to fabricate the new bow section with an acceptable level of confidence. Working with 6Sigma, the original off-set tables of the Huascar were sourced from the original shipbuilders in Japan. From these, 6Sigma was able to develop three dimensional (3D) and fabrication drawings.

In November 2016, the owners accepted the proposal allowing EBHN sufficient time to immediately start

sourcing materials and to commence with fabrication.

At EBHN's well-equipped fabrication facility, teams quickly swung into action, with skilled and semi-skilled boilermakers, burners and welders working in day and night shifts running continuously in order to meet the stringent project completion deadline.

“CNC cutting, assembly, welding and quality control were all done in-house at the EBHN fabrication facility, supervised by 2 master boilermakers. The only aspect of the project not able to be completed in-house was the fabrication of the double curved plating, which we outsourced and then had freighted back to Namibia,” Esterhuyse comments.

He adds that the completed replacement bulbous bow was then transported on a flatbed vehicle from the fabrication facility to the vessel, which had in the meantime docked at Namdock 3.

“At an overall length of 176 m, breadth of 32.2m and weighing 25 060 tons, the Huascar is the widest and heaviest vessel ever lifted by EBHN; and our Namdock 3 Panamax-sized dock really came into its own in accommodating this vessel,” he points out.

EBHN's rigging team furthermore did an excellent job in ensuring the safe dismounting of the damaged bow; as well as the safe and very precise positioning and installation of the new bow.

With welding of the new bow in place complete, the new section was then prepared for corrosion-coating and painting accordingly.

“We are delighted that the client was extremely pleased with the innovative, fast, cost-effective service that EBH Namibia's fabrication, propulsion and mechanical teams delivered,” comments Hannes Uys, CEO of EBH Namibia.

“It was a privilege to be able to be of service to them, and to restore the bow of the Huascar to its former glory. I would like to express my sincere appreciation to our project management and repair team, as it is this type of client-centric service that continues to fly EBH Namibia's flag high as the shipyard of choice on the coast of West Africa,” Uys concludes.

Note to Editors EBH Namibia EBH Namibia, an established ship repair company strategically located on the west coast of Africa in Walvis Bay, Namibia, provides a holistic service solution in all aspects of marine engineering and ship repair to the local and international shipping and offshore industry.

Press Statement from the Rossmund Rebels On 4 November 2016, a Swakopmund magistrate ruled that the Rossmund Golf Estate Home Owners Association (RGEHOA) has to approach the High Court of Namibia in order to rectify Notarial Bonds of Imposition that was registered against title deeds of properties at Rossmund using a non-existent section 21 Company registration number.

Should they be successful in their application to get rectification could they return to the magistrate's court in their pursuing a claim for unpaid levies by disgruntled residents of Rossmund. To date, some 5 months have passed and no attempt to approach the High court has been made.

It has come to our attention now that the RGEHOA is now targeting individuals verbally, informing them that by handing in their title deeds and other documents, their faulty Notarial Bonds would be rectified free of charge by the lawyers that created this mess.

We strongly advise residents of Rossmund that anyone approached to do this, not conform with this request. It is just another manipulation to bypass a court ruling.

On 3 Feb 2017 Advocate Richard Metcalfe sent a letter to the RGEHOA, spelling out our settlement proposals. This has not been communicated to Rossmund residents.

For this reason, we are now publishing the letter so that all residents are duly informed. Rossmund residents will note that these proposals differ markedly from what was stated in the e-mailed communication of 31 Jan 2017 by the RGEHOA. The Directors of the RGEHOA continue to mislead Rossmund residents into believing that they live in a golf estate. They are collecting levies on that basis and this is in total disregard of the court ruling that they first have to attend to rectification before financial claims can be entertained.

We strongly advise all Rossmund residents to not pay any levies with immediate effect. The non-existent Section 21 Company is a company of limited liability. It will therefore be impossible to claim back any payments made to them. There is an option open though to hold the Directors and the Developer accountable.

This will however be a protracted and expensive exercise. Not paying until legal issues are resolved is the easiest and most sensible thing to do.

Justice4Rossmund

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Commuters should not use taxis without a number Sharlien Tjambari

Commuters in Swakopmund are advised for their own safety not to make use of taxis which are not marked with an identification number. This was said at a public meeting held last Thursday by the Swakopmund Traffic Department with taxi owners and drivers. The meeting took place at Meduletu Community Hall in Mondesa.

According to Traffic Officer Bennet Stanley Kheibeb from the Municipal Traffic Service of Swakopmund, the reason the meeting was due to the department experiencing some challenges when it comes to the operations of taxis in town. “There are some issues we highlighted during the meeting that are getting out of hand,” he said to namib times.

Over 200 registered taxi drivers and taxi owners, and even owners of unregistered vehicles without permits, attended the meeting. It was described as a very successful and well attended meeting.

The first issue discussed involved unlicensed drivers that receive vehicles by permit holders or by drivers that are employed by the permit holders.

The second challenge being the responsibilities of taxi owners registered as operators on the latest system. They have the responsibility to make sure that their operations take place within the law. “We have picked up that some of the owners are not aware of their responsibilities,” Kheibeb said.

Traffic department informed the drivers and owners that they have temporarily stopped the numbering system. The department realised that there is a duplication of numbers as some of the vehicles were either sold and the permit was moved to another vehicle. “They come and apply for a new number while on our system that permit is already in existence,” he said. “We have also noticed that one permit is operating over ten vehicles while it is only supposed to operate one vehicle,” Kheibeb added.

The meeting also looked into the operations at taxi ranks. Kheibeb was given permission by the Swakopmund Council to be in charge of the Mondesa taxi rank. Since he took over a queuing system at the Walvis Bay and Windhoek pick up points was introduced. The queuing system for the far north busses will be implemented soon. “We actually

want a first-come-first-serve system. The vehicle standing in front should be the first vehicle to load to avoid the grabbing of customers' bags,” he said.

Another point on the agenda was the loading of private vehicles at the truck port. We have advised taxi drivers to ask passengers the reason why they want to be dropped off at the truck port. If the reason being that they are looking for a ride to Windhoek or wherever, the taxi drivers advise them to rather get a ride at the taxi rank,” he continued.

Drivers were also advised that their appearance should be presentable and that taxis should be kept clean. “They were told to serve as guides for travellers because a lot of people will be coming down to the coast this Easter Weekend and will be need their services. Taxi drivers should not play loud music so that they can communicate effectively with their customers. Most of the customers visiting Swakopmund do not know the town,” he said.

Another issue discussed was the manner taxi drivers pick-up and drop-off commuters in the CBD area.

Drivers complained that the amount of drop-off zones are not sufficient. “We agreed on that matter because the number of taxis currently on our system is over 500. If you look at that number of taxis and the space in town, it is clear that Swakopmund has a challenge of limited parking spaces, whether it is for private or public transport,” he said; and added: “We have requested taxis to stop, drop-off their clients and drive off again, but they sometimes stand there and start cleaning their taxis.”

The traffic official continued saying that there are certain taxi owners renting out their permits. They were informed during the meeting that, if the owner of the permit passes away, the family can claim the vehicle as stipulated in the registration.

“When you are registered as an operator you need to take

Brick making machine available on first-come-first-serve basis Erwin Leuschner More than a year after the Turkish International Cooperation and Development Agency (TIKA) donated two brick making machines to the Office of the Governor in the Erongo Region, to help speed up the process of building houses in Swakopmund, guidelines on the utilization of said machine have finally been determined.

The Swakopmund Town Council at its recent meet- lubricated regularly while the bearing needs to be ing decided on a way forward regarding the brick replaced every three months of using the machine,” it making machines. These machines are soon being states. The costs for these maintenance procedures deployed on a vacant erf which is yet to be identified. amounts to N$948. It was therefore decided that the Once deployed it can be rented for a maximum tariff for the usage be N$948 for a period of three period of three months by members of the commu- months. nity. The monthly rent for the machine is set at Council furthermore determined that the machine be N$319. used by eligible beneficiary groups recognized by The guidelines were compiled by a steering commit- council: Shack Dwellers Federation, Build Together tee, which was established after the donation was Program beneficiaries and the Benguella Low Cost made. The committee consists of the Mayor, mem- Housing association. “The machine will be made bers of the Shack Dwellers Federation, Build Toget- available on a first-come-first-serve basis,” it states. her beneficiaries and members of the Benguella Groups will be allowed to use the machine for a Low Cost Housing association. Since the committee period of one to three months, thereafter the next was established it met two times. applicant gets his or her turn. The lessee utilizing the “The committee learned that there are certain parts machine will be responsible for the payment of water of the brick making machine which need to be and electricity used on site during the lease period.

New truck port on the cards for Karibib Erwin Leuschner Coastal residents travelling to the inland might soon fuel up their vehicles at a new fuel station and retail facility in Karibib. The new development by B2 Truck Stop & Chalets Valley CC is planned across the mobile police road block in Karibib along B2 road and will include a truck port.

The development was recently made public by Matrix Consulting Services, an independent consultant, who has been appointed to undertake the required Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the proposed construction and operation of the fuel retail facility. The facility is envisaged to be a truck port able to accommodate heavy-duty transport tankers, as there are no fuel retail facilities that can accommodate trucks in the vicinity of Karibib and Usakos.

In a detailed Background Information Document (BID) by Matrix the proposed installation will consist of three underground storage tanks: each tank measures 46 cubic meters and is intended for the storage of Unleaded Petrol (ULP) as well as Diesel (50 ppm and 500ppm). The tanks will be installed with suitable associated reticulation pipelines and dispensing points. A pump island and canopies will also be constructed and installed at the facility.

During construction phase the following activities will take place on site: excavation for the pipeline trenches; the transport and installation of the storage tanks and relevant material; installation of fuel pipelines; construction of dispensing pump islands and installation of the pumps; construction of spill control measures and; installation of associated electrical supply.

The development will of course only materialize if the environmental assessment complies with the Environmental Assessment Policy, the Environmental Management Act and the requirements of the Ministry of Mines and Energy. The scope of the EIA is to determine the potential environmental impacts emanating from the construction and operation of the proposed fuel facility. The report aims to identify and address potential environmental impacts and associated social impacts.

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Vehicle carrier calls at port

Four container ships and two general cargo vessels will load and discharge containerised cargo as well as bulk and break bulk cargo in the port of Walvis Bay over the Easter weekend. The roll-on roll-off vessel (ro-ro) Marguerite Ace (pictured above) is also expected alongside on Saturday to offload import vehicles.

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Lauiza Clara I said the road is evil a lot of people lost their lives on that same road,,,there are thousands of road but 99% of accidents only happen there WHY?? COS ITS AN EVIL ROAD!!!

Olivier-truck driver faces charge of culpable homicide The Walvis Bay police confirmed yesterday that the driver of the truck that caused the fatal accident in March in which Walvis Bay businesswoman Mrs Connie Olivier was killed, is investigated for culpable homicide. The docket will be submitted to the ProsecutorGeneral to consider the merits whether he would be criminally charged, it was explained.

Since another fatal accident on Thursday evening on the B2 coastal road near Vierkantklip, the public again asks critical questions as to why trucks cannot be permanently re-routed to use the MR44 behind the dune belt. The accident on Thursday night was almost to the hour three weeks after the accident in which Olivier was killed.

Narina Dekker Vir die trokke om gebruik te maak van die MR44 pad, sal daar geen probleem wees nie, maar dan moet die karre verbied word om daai pad te ry. Dit help nie om die trokke van die B2 roete te verwyder, maar die karre maak gebruik van die MR44 roete nie. Dieselfde ongeluk wat op die B2 roete plaasvind kan ook op die MR44 pad plaas vind tussen ñ kar en ñ lorrie, en ek weet nie of almal bewus is dat daar vir ñ groot deel van die MR44 roete baie swak sein is nie. Hoe gemaak as daar ñ ernstige ongeluk tussen ñ kar en ñ lorrie op daai roete plaasvind en daar is nie sein vir nood oproepe of aankomende verkeer wat hulp kan bied nie. Dan sal die trok drywers ook skuldig gehou word.

Motoriste kan baie waaghalsig wees, en baie sien kans vir groot trokke. Dit maak in my opinie nie saak watse pad die vragmotors ry nie solank as wat daar karre op daai pad loop sal die vragmotors die skuldiges wees, want almal die motor bestuurders is onskuldig.

Rina Liebenberg As trokke sulke kanse vat is daar geen kans vir oorlewing. En aangesien die Swk/W/bay pad verskriklik besig is, is daar nie plek vir motors en trokke nie en kan motor bestuurder of Trok drywers nie arrogant ook nog op ons paaie wees nie! Mense sit op hul Selfoon terwyl hul ry of self verbysteek en ry oor dubbellynne asof daar nie so n padreel is nie. Gister het n Windhoeker my tussen die palmbome soos jy W/bay uitry my en n vragmotor verby gegaan. En my nog middelvinger gewys toe ek vir hom hoeter druk. Dis die arrogansie wat doodmaak!

Ewert Ewert Because the fatalities do not effect them RA directly which means its not their problem. Same with all G-institutes. If its not the controlling authorities problem. They don't do anything about it. Same with poverty! Nobody cares.

Alan Meyer Haal alle trokke bo 10000 kg af van die pad voor sononder tot na sonop. En die Beamptes moet asseblief die nodige opleiding kry om die trokke te toets vir padvaardigheid op die paaie ligte wat nie werk nie ek wonder ook hoeveel

van die beamptes en drywers weet hoe werk trailer brieke en hoe toets hulle dit ???

Alan Meyer Mnr jy is reg want die hele transport bedryf is n klug ek wens hulle wil dit wet maak dat daar waar die spoor loop mag daar nie trokke loop en daar waar julle moet loop moet daar tolhekke opgesit word dat hulle betaal vir die skade wat hulle aan die paai maak Milly Izaacs Ek ry ook elke dag die pad tussen Walvis en Swakop. Mense ry net soos hulle wil hulle is eenvoudig net onbedagsaam en ongeduldig en hou nie by die spoedbeperkings nie.

Toni Timo Lange nou wil ek vra, u ry mos elke dag daai pad, in your view who are the actual naughty drivers, cars? taxis? trucks or busses?

Martin Cordier ‘n Trok voel niks... dis soos n miertjie teen n mier vreter daai miertjie het nie n kans nie... net so het n voertuig nie n kans teen n trok...

Aune Nakambonde-Kainde Vir groot net die pad is al.. plus om die geld net vir onodige goed te gebruik.. soos die pad tussen Karibib en Okahandja dis baie beter..

Juandre Gouws I was traveling back from Swakop to Walvis Bay between 18:00 to 19:00.

5 trucks back to back and a whole string of cars people taking chances . How can 5 trucks drive that close to each other . They were backed up from Vierkantklip til the quad bikes.

Willem Wimpie Stadler Alle pad verbruikers moet net die padreels nakom dan sal daar nie sulke ongelukke wees nie. Ongelukke met ligte voertuie is baie meer as met trokke David Fortuin Make it a double lane!!

Willem Wimpie Stadler Hulle kon die agterste pad net so gelos het en net nog twee bane langs die bestaande pad gebou het. Dan sal dit ook al beter gegaan het. Die kostes bly dieselfde.

Corne Kruger Te veel trokke in Nam vir die agter pad.

Jan Nel Maklike vraag om te antwoord. Die MR44 kan nie al die verkeer dra nie.

Llewellyn Denzil Bjorn Jeneke Ek stem 100% saam met jou Narina Dekker

Another fatal collision involving a truck on B2 One person died on Thursday evening (6 April) during yet another accident involving a truck on the B2 coastal road. The accident occurred at Vierkantklip between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. The accident almost to the hour occurred three weeks after wellknown Walvis Bay businesswoman Connie Olivier was killed when her vehicle slammed into a truck on the B2 near Walvis Bay. According to Deputy Commissioner Erastus Iikuyu of the Namibian Police at Walvis Bay the truck with registration number N143-540W, registered to Namib Mills was travelling towards Walvis Bay from Swakopmund. The driver, R H Ratjamá (35) was the only occupant. At about 22:00 the truck collided head-on with an oncoming Isuzu double cab pick-up (N30318W) in the vicinity of Vierkantklip a few kilometers south of Swakopmund.

Aletha Du Plessis ????? You clearly state truck collided head on???? Yet you also state ALLEGEDLY Driver of pick up lost control and ALLEGEDLY truck driver tried to evade a collision? Really?

Lauiza Clara That road is so evil we losing our loved ones Richard Klein It is not the road that is evil but the drivers just look how people drive on that road

Erongo Marine Enterprises hands over N$210 000 towards hostel repair Erongo Marine Enterprises handed over a cheque of N$210 000 to the Office of the Erongo Regional Governor recently on Friday, the money to be used for the repair and maintenance of several Swakopmund school hostels.

Erongo Marine Enterprises pledged the money during the Namibian Newspaper Cup fundraising dinner that was hosted by the Office of the Governor.

According to the Managing Director of Erongo Marine Enterprises, Dr Martha Uumati, the money is specifically earmarked for the school hostels in Swakopmund: “so at the gala dinner when we heard about the schools and saw the presentation on the schools, we decided that this is an opportunity to actually invest and to give back.

Jtt Nghiyalasha Tuutaleny Something like that it's about time for fishing rights what else they can do?

Julia Moller Well done, this is what I like to see. Keep up the great work, our society def needs this.

Nancy Shali Nice one Naane Julia Moller And well Dr, I know you have a good heart..

S.R.A. NEWSLETTER No. 60

P.O.Box 1613 Swakopmund Tel: 081 1242915 / 405821

The Swakopmund Residents Association committee is formed from a group of elected, concerned and involved residents, who care about this special town of ours. We meet once a month and at these meetings we discuss matters of concern and letters, which have been written to us by Swakopmunders. We decide what course of action to take. Letters are written, phone calls are made and we do our best to help with all solvable problems. Our Chairman, Councillor Wilfried Groenewald attends all municipal meetings, and is involved in any major decision making which affects our town. Sadly, he stands alone as our representative because not enough Swakopmunders vote at the municipality elections to bring in a second councillor for the Residents Association. Are you a member of the Association? Did you vote at the last election? Poor Swakopmund has had some swelteringly hot days and our beaches and sea were a godsend to many.

We complain so often about the cold, but heat such as that catches us totally unprepared. Winter is not that far away so when the cold days come, remember those hot days and be comforted! The Strand Hotel is a popular venue these days and it is frustrating to those who live to the north of the town centre to have to travel all the way into town, and then through town and down to the beach to reach the hotel, when a simple solution to access is available. The small one-way slip road that leads past the museum into the parking lot for the Mole could easily be widened to give access both ways. It is such a useful short-cut, but it should offer easement for both directions. And when, we wonder, will the new development on the old swimming pool premises ever be built?

This area has been an eyesore for much too long and we look for some type of control or direction to come from the municipality on this matter. Another eyesore is the parking lot around the Dome...... such a dominant and smart building but our cars have to bump over rutted ground and be covered in dust to park there. It is simply not good enough. In addition, the roadside kerbing on the paved road below the dome, Welwitschia Drive, is also in disrepair and this area generally needs a lot of attention. Last month we pointed out that the sea wall around the Mole also needs serious attention as it is undercut and crumbling away in some areas – this cannot be ignored for too long. There is no doubt that the shopping centre - ' Platz am Meer' is not busy enough these days. Restaurants are mostly empty, corridors are thinly populated and one wonders what the businesses, which are paying very high rentals are thinking about their future. Checkers and DisChem are busy, and Woolworths is popular, although its shelves are too often empty in the food section, so some businesses might be paying their way, but certainly not all. Give a thought to the state of our government hostels. We were shocked to read that the once proud Hofmeyer Hostel, which serves Namib Primary is unfit for habitation and word has it that the two hostels, which once belonged to Namib High School are also in disrepair, with no hot water on the ground floor, leaking roofs and missing ceilings. Westside School is in disrepair as is Atlantic School and no doubt all the remaining schools have their problems. When will the Namibian people realize that the cost of free education has a price, which cannot be measured? How foolish are we as a society to think that any service – especially education – does not need a strong financial backing to operate efficiently? Whilst on the topic of schools – the school in Vineta, Swakopmund Primary School, has hectares of open, unused land within its walls, but their learners stand outside on the street for collection by parents and taxis, causing traffic hazards and safety problems with children running across the street. This could so easily be controlled and regulated, but there is no sign of any discipline from the staff or headmaster in this area at all. And poor Namib Primary School continues to look unkempt and neglected along its once attractive front too...it is simply a lack of will and motivation to uplift the appearance of this school and this from parents, the staff and the headmaster. Regarding motivation, Swakopmund can be proud of many of our strong organisations. We have a very good SPCA thanks to the good work of the committee and its supporters; we have the Lions Retirement Complex and Frail Care, which hold a high reputation.

CHAIN looks after disabled children and we also have the 'Feed a Paw' Project, which feeds and helps starving strays. There is a group of ladies who feed and care for our feral cats and surely there are many more small groups doing great work. Our churches do their best to help and feed the needy too. Swakopmunders, please be generous if you can. Look after these organisations and recognize the time and effort that individuals put into them. Make kind donations and perhaps go the extra mile and remember them in your will. So many of us have so much. “If you can't feed a hundred people, then feed just one.“ said Mother Teresa, and on another occasion: “We ourselves feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean. But the ocean would be less because of that missing drop.” Easter is upon us. Take care on the roads, and keep safe. There have been some frightening incidents recently and we need to be on guard. Do you have the number of Neighbourhood Watch easily available? - (085999). This is yet another wonderful organization, which needs our support. Volunteer to serve with them or donate – this is our town and we need to be involved. Our Annual General Meeting will take place on Wednesday, 10th May 2017 at 19h00 at the Museum Hall. Please make a point of attending and contributing to the deliberations. To join the SRA all you need to be is a resident of Swakopmund, not necessarily a homeowner. Subscription is N$50 per member. The meeting is public, non-members are welcome to attend. We need young blood on the committee and hope candidates will make themselves available.

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13 APRIL 2017

GroupSave lends a helping hand BANK WINDHOEK - MEDIA RELEASE In times of economic uncertainty, it is always comforting to know that you can depend on friends and family to assist you.

That was the common message from Bank Windhoek's GroupSave competition which ran from December 2016 to February 2017. The competition was themed: “Live the moments, share the memories.”

Six GroupSave accounts each won N$5 000 that was deposited into their accounts to assist in its growth.

“We were actually university friends that lost touch with each other. We then found each other on Facebook and decided to do something extra for each other this year by opening a GroupSave account at Bank Windhoek. The purpose of our account is to help, empower and mutually support each other in times of need and to celebrate birthdays and special occasions,” said Mietha Jacobs from The Class of 90-GroupSave account.

Fredrika Martin, one of the signatories of the Ndina GroupSave account from Walvis Bay said that their main purpose of saving as a team was to provide for their future needs and unforeseen change in circumstances. “We are very happy with the results and savings we have made so far,” Fredrika said in an interview.

“We have a big family and we need to help each

other in times of financial difficulties,” said Naftali Ngwediva from the Mukwhepo Family GroupSave Account in Rundu. By saving together as one we help each other when the need arises.

“These are just some of the success stories of Bank Windhoek's GroupSave account that has made a significant impact on how friends and family can save as a group,” said Chris Matthee, Executive Officer: Retail Banking Services at Bank Windhoek.

We congratulate all the winners of our GroupSave competition. These loyal Bank Windhoek customers truly show how team work leads to positive results when it comes to saving for your future,” Matthee said.

“Nothing beats teamwork. Research has shown that when a team works together as a unit they are able to accomplish more than the individual members can do alone. Teamwork creates higher quality outcomes that are more efficient, thoughtful, effective, as well as faster. Individuals benefit from teamwork through mutual support and a great sense of accomplishment.

“Just like working in a team, Bank Windhoek also gives its customers the opportunity to save as a group with our GroupSave account,” Matthee concluded.

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Miss Walvis Bay 2017 crowned Sharoldine Bock

Beautiful contestants from all over Walvis Bay competed for the Miss Walvis Bay crown on 1 April at the Walvis Bay town hall.

Ranging from children to youth participated in the event, amongst which were summer and evening wear. Lights were displayed when models walked through the run way and audience yelled up to their last breath. Rudolf Windisch was the entertaining MC of the evening.

Hermanus Tshipena gave a specta-cular music performance which left the crowd pouring with satisfaction. Maiya Ndeu was crowned

Miss Little Walvis Bay and Public choice, BiaLuiso Otto her first princess with Aheesha Goliath her second princess.

Miss Junior Walvis Bay was Ahmey Beukes, 1st princess Alejandra Mc Brown with Rochè Thomas the second princess.

Monique Damon was crowned Miss Senior Walvis Bay, Esther Lukas as first princess with Nelly Frans as second princess.

Beata Shiluwa was crowned Miss Public Choice Senior Junior Miss Walvis Bay Pageant

The 2 public choice contestants

Winners of the Miss Walvis Bay

Contestants for the Miss Walvis Bay

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11 APRIL 2017

Mr & Ms De Duine Pageant Sharoldine Bock

De Duine hosted a spectacular modeling event on 6 April. Sophia Town 1950's Reborn was the theme for this year. Ashiya Otta and Timothy Coleman were crowned Miss and Mr. De Duine 2017. There was also live entertainment.

Mr & Miss De Duine with their princesses and prince’s

The event officially started with an opening dance with contestants, followed by a summer wear show shortly thereafter. Devious Girls gave an impressive dance performance.

Thereafter Hermanus Tshipena entertained the crowd with another great music performance.

Mr. Fan Favourite and Mr. Photogenic were Cerano Saunderson in Grade 11, whilst Omar Jökulsson received the prize for Mr. Personality.

In the category for women, Victoria Mutilifa (Grade 11 was crowned Miss Photogenic, whilst 16-year old Jeryne Arendse was crowned Miss Personality.

Ashiya Otta received the Fan Favourite crown.

Collie Allie performed three outstanding rap songs.

Timothy Coleman was crowned Mr. Walvis Bay receiving 178 points, whilst Omar Jökulsson was crowned 1st prince after receiving 176 points.

Juvandrè Mouton was crowned 2nd prince receiving 161 points.

Ashiya Otta was crowned Miss De Duine 2017, whilst Jessie Muteka was crowned 1st princess and

Jeryne Arendse was 2nd princess.

OKK's entertained the audience with a closing performance.

De Duine wishes to thank the following sponsors: Bruce Van Wyk from Motivate Gym, Trends Boutique, Jan Japan, Crazy Mamas, Oneka, Sassy Girl, Angels Beauty, Spur, Cornè Nails, Janis Photography, Tammy-lee Bertoni, Sebastiaan Slinger Photography, Namib Radio, Ms R Gawases, Ms J Daniels, Mr O Tjombe, Mr E Pretorious, Mrs J Garcia, Ms A Amoomo, Ms A Adams, Ms V Smith, Ms S Visagie, Mr J Wilsnach, Mr A Links, Mrs Y Koning, Blom (screen), Butterfly Security Services, Ms Damens, Aunty Toensie, Hermanus “Herry” Van Wyk, Aunty Libbet (chairs), Michelle (Glasses) and Ms Jolene Valentine.

Miss and Mr De Duine with the motivate Gym Manager Bruce Van Wyk

Ms de Duine contestants dressed in their beautiful evening dresses

Miss De Duine top 5 finalists

Ms de duine constestants dancing during their introduction Male contestants dressed in evening wear

Services: Easter Date

Color Time Service

Thursday 13 April W

18:30

Eucharist: Maundy Thursday

Friday 14 April

R/B

10:00

Good Friday

Sunday 16 April

W

06:00

Eucharist: Easter Day Resurrection Of Our Lord

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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. * 19 April: Ramos Blood Drives. * 23 April: MOTH Wreathlaying ceremony at Trekkopje 11:00. * 30 April: Lagoon Park Family Market from 9am - 1pm with the theme 'Pay it Forward'. * 2 Mei: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur by Katolieke Rooms Kerk om 09:00. * 10 May: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole 19:00. *6 Junie: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur by Katolieke Rooms Kerk om 09:00. * 14 June: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole 19:00. * 30 June: Namib Desert 4x4 Club Annual Safari Dans to be held in Walvis Bay. 1 Julie: Huis Palms Basaar. * 12 July: Ramos Blood Drives. * 4 Oct: Ramos Blood Drives. ***************

SWAKOPMUND LITURGICAL SERVICES: Roman Catholic Churches, Walvis Bay

EASTER 2017

* Bridge: The Swakopmund Bridge club meets every Monday evening at 19:00 at Lions Old Age Home. Contact: Ed Barbour 064405 604. * Swakopmund Toastmasters: Meet every first and third Monday of the month at the Europa Hof Hotel, Bismark Str 39, Swakopmund, Namibia from 19:00 - 20:30. * Every Saturday: Flea Market & fresh produce outside Wild Rocket Cafe Kriess Arcade from 08:30 - 12:00. * 13 April: Arts Association Swakopmund, Woermannhaus-Gallery, 6pm: “Caravaggio” – a Picture Presentation by Prof. Gustav Obermair. * 15 April: Organisation for Caring for People with Disabilities Easter Market outside Standard Bank. * 15 April: Arts Association Swakopmund in collaboration with “Die Muschel” and “Fine Art Gallery” present “Night of the Galleries”.

Start at 4pm at the “Fine Art Gallery”. * 15 April – 15 May: Woermannhaus-Gallery: Group Exhibition – Best of V-AN * 15 April – 15 May: Fine Art Gallery: Group Exhibition – WO/MAN * 15 April – 15 May: Die Muschel: Heidi Louw –Textures of Anatomy * 16 April: BENEFIZ CONCERT IN AID OF AUTISM NAMIBIA at 19:00 at Haus der Jugend, Swakopmund. Frolieb and Sabine, Vocalists from the Vienna Opera-house together with Mascato Choir entrance free, a donation in aid of the new autism centre is welcome. * 26 April: Ramos Blood Drives * 19 July: Ramos Blood Drives * 26 Aug: Organisation for Caring for People with Disabilities Cake Sale outside Standard Bank. * 11 Oct: Ramos Blood Drives ***************

ART EXHIBITIONS * Every Saturday: Open Air Arts Exhibition at the Mole next to Tennis courts in Swakopmund. Oil paintings - weather permitting. * Permanent Collection: Woermann Haus Gallery in Bismarck Street. Fine collection of the Swakopmund Arts Association’s “South West Masters’’ and contemporary Namibian art works. Open Mondays to Saturdays 10:00 - 12:00 and 15:00 - 17:00. * Swakopmund Museum: Open daily, including Sundays 10:00 17:00. * Sam Cohen Library: Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00/15:00 17:00 and the second Saturday per month 09:00 - 13:00. * Die Galerie, Walvis Bay: Exhibition of Namibian and South African Artists. Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 17:00. Saturday - 08:30 - 12:30.

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13 APRIL 2017

Monthly Monitor: March 2017 On Friday 31 March the South African (SA) President Zuma fired the Finance Minister Gordhan and his deputy Minister. He also either fired or reshuffled a large number of Ministers and deputyMinisters. He appointed a very loyal supporter, Malusi Gigaba, as his new Treasury Minister.

There was a huge political backlash as seniors in the ANC, Ministers in his own Cabinet, Members of Parliament from all political parties, as well as Analysts / Economists rose up in opposition against these moves. Many protest marches are planned for the major centres in SA over the following weeks. By Monday 3 April SA's foreign debt was downgraded by the S & P Global Ratings Agency to sub-investment. Fitch Ratings followed by downgrading SA's foreign- and local-currency bonds to junk status on Friday 7 April.

What does this mean?

It appears Zuma has enough political backing to change his cabinet to further his agenda and the agenda of the Zuma- ANC. Gordhan had to go because he stood in the way of many of their business and banking transactions, including those of the Gupta's and the Russian nuclear deal. It is difficult to say how much influence the Gupta's have on Zuma and his family. However, they aim to obtain a banking licence in SA. With Treasury under control, pressure can now be brought on the SA Reserve Bank (SARB) and on the judiciary system (through the nomination and selection of judges by Zuma) to bend to their wishes. It is also not clear how much geo-political influence the Russians have on Zuma and his cohorts and if this is to increase the Russian anti-Western vote and weaken Western access to African energy and other resources.

Whatever the case may be, this is a test of the democratic institutions of SA. What happens from here depends on an intricate play of actions and reactions by the NEC, the ANC, the cabinet of Ministers, the members of parliament, the Treasury, the SARB, the judiciary, the business community, civil society, foreign rating agencies, foreign investors, Zuma, his advisers and his unseen influencers.

What are the implications?

Markets changed as follows: The SA Rand depreciated by 8%, from an opening of R12.42 to the US Dollar on 27 March (when Zuma recalled Gordhan from the UK), to end the month at R13.42. Bonds sold off and yields spiked upwards (prices went down), local listed property declined and local banking shares took a hit. Dual-listed and other company shares that have a foreign exposure rose in prices. Over the week the All Share Index, which has a large foreign exposure, increased by 0.5%.

Junk status means foreigners will sell SA Government bonds, putting more pressure on bond yields (up) and listed property prices (down). It will also make funding of the Budget deficit more difficult, and the servicing of the foreign debt more expensive as a higher interest rate will have to be paid.

SA was on a recovery path with strong global tailwinds from a synchronised growing world, capital inflows, a stable currency, slowing inflation and recovering company earnings. SARB may even have lowered short-term interest rates towards the end of 2017. Now the picture is volatile: The reverse of the above is a sharply weaker currency, capital outflows, a larger budget deficit, higher bond yields, rising inflation and eventually, higher short-term rates. This will increase the cost of debt and lower the disposable income of indebted persons. The same holds for Namibia.

Against this negative backdrop we look back at asset class returns as at the end of March 2017:

Roman Catholic Churches, Swakopmund EASTER 2017 TUESDAY - 11 APRIL CHRISM MASS 18h00

THURSDAY - 13 APRIL - HOLY THURSDAY: 17h30 17h30 18h00 18h00 19h00 19h00

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 (average per annum) and 5-year (average per annum) returns ending March 2017 of our five managed portfolios. The returns are calculated based on gross internal rates of return (IRR's) from actual client data: Table 2: Portfolio Returns over a 12-Month, 36-Month and 60-Month Period:

Source: Actual Client IRR's off Sanport Asset class returns for the month of March did not help the 1-year returns much, but our longer-term returns have stood up well in tough market conditions. Everything changed from 27 March onwards. Since that date our portfolios have made money because they were positioned for a weak SA Rand.

Conclusion: We cannot say how the politics will play out. That is uncertain. However, we can draw on decades of investment data and experience to say with high probability: · Have a diversified portfolio. · Have enough growth assets in your portfolio to beat inflation. · Do not draw too high an income. · Do not panic. Stick to your long-term financial plan.

Please contact me if you want to discuss these issues further.

Hendrie Scheun, MSc (Financial Economics) (London), ACFP (Investments) (UFS) and CFS®, is a qualified economist with wide international and local experience. He is a senior financial adviser at the Namibian coast focusing on savings and investments and can be reached on 081 127 2244.

Mass Mass Mass Service Mass Mass -

FRIDAY 15h00 15h00 15h00 15h00 15h00 15h00

Holy Rosary St. Bakanja - DRC St. John Arandis Holy Redeemer - Henties Bay St. Stephanus Sancta Familia

14 APRIL - GOOD FRIDAY OF THE LORD'S PASSION Service - Holy Rosary Service - St. Bakanja - DRC Service - St. Stefanus Service - Sancta Familia Service - St. John – Arandis Service - Holy Redeemer – Henties Bay

SATURDAY - 15 APRIL – EASTER VIGIL: THE LORD RESURRECTION

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

Source: Glacier Research Bonds and property have done relatively well up to 27 March, on the back of capital inflows and a strengthening Rand. Shares have been under pressure and foreign assets had the massive headwind of an appreciating Rand (for example, the price of foreign shares increased by 12% over the last year but it had to battle against a strengthening Rand). These trends could reverse quickly in the opposite direction. In a very short time foreign assets could become the star performing asset class passing all the others, as the SA Rand weakens over time.

What are we doing?

We were positioned for an improving SA (1 to 2-year view) and a strong currency (short-term view) that will weaken later on. This means we were overweight local property, neutral local shares and slightly overweight foreign assets. After Zuma's “Night of the Long Knives” we changed our position.

We rebalanced our portfolios to lower our property exposures, maintain our local share exposures and to increase our foreign asset exposure. We decreased our pure equity funds to lower our risks, and increased our multi-asset funds to lower our risks even further. Multi-asset funds such as the Sanlam Namibia Inflation Linked Fund also has the advantage of moving fast if necessary. They further have the ability to put protection strategies such as hedges on currency, share and interest rate exposures to lower volatility and risk for the client.

St. Mary’s Cathedral Windhoek

17h30 17h30 17h30 17h30 19h00 19h00

Mass - Holy Rosary Mass - St. Bakanja - DRC Mass - St. John – Arandis Service - Holy Redeemer – Henties Bay Mass - St. Stefanus (BAPTISM) Mass - Santca Familia

SUNDAY - 16 APRIL - EASTER SUNDAY: THE LORD RESURRECTION 08h00 08h00 09h30 09h30 10h00 10h00

Mass - Holy Rosary Mass - St. Bakanja – DRC Mass - St. Stefanus Mass - Sancta Familia Mass - St. John – Arandis Mass - Holy Redeemer – Henties Bay

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Locker vom Hocker Preisausschreiben: Frisch verliebt auch noch im Alter “Die Hoenderhok”

“Die Atmosphäre im “Hoenderhok” ist gesellig. Man trifft viele Bekannte und das Essen ist lecker.” Da sind sich (von links) Mieke Langenstrassen aus Swakopmund) Kees Braat aus Thailand, Johan und Hanny van Es von den Lions in Swakopmund und Silke Bastiaan.NET aus Holland einig.

Foto: Susann Kinghorn Swakopmund (sk) Inzwischen ist es an der Küste etwas kühler geworden, sodass man langsam aber sicher weiss: Die Winterzeit naht!

Wenn der graue Nebel die Sonne bedeckt, tut es gut, der Wärme Richtung Osten nachzureisen. Nur 17 km östlich von Swakopmund, am südlichen Ufer des Swakopriviers mit Blick auf die Mondlandschaft befindet sich der ,,Hühnerstall” von Cathy Ellis und ihrer

Familie, wo man herrlich frühstücken kann. Ein paar Stände mit Frischwaren und Sonstigem zum Verkauf gibt es dort auch.

WAS, Sie waren noch nicht dort? Nichts wie hin! Hier haben Sie nun die Gelegenheit, diese drei Fragen zu beantworten, um eventuell einen von drei Preisen zu gewinnen: 1. Wo in Swakopmund steht Cathy Ellis zweimal wöchentlich, um Waren zu verkaufen?

2. Was verkauft Cathy

Ach ja?? Na, dann wollen wir doch mal die IDKarte sehen!

Ellis? (Nennen Sie drei Artikel!)

3. An welchen Tagen im Monat kann man im ,,Hoenderhok” frühstücken?

Zu gewinnen sind folgende drei Preise: 1. Je ein Gemüsepaket im Werte von N$ 200,-.

Senden Sie Ihre Antworten bis zum 2. Mai an susannkinghorn@ gmail.com. Die Sieger werden am 5. Mai auf diesen Seiten bekanntgegeben.

LLiebe Küstenleser!

Im Namib-Restaurant beobachte ich ein älteres Paar, das glücklich und verliebt aussieht.

Bei näherem Hinsehen erkenne ich in der Frau die 74jährige Gisela Meyer-Ohlendorf (Mo) aus Swakopmund. Ich begrüße sie, und ihr Begleiter stellt sich als Rolf Lengemann aus Deutschland vor. Herr Lengemann kann es sich aus purer Freude nicht verkneifen zu erwähnen, dass er Mo auf eine wundersame Weise nach 50 Jahren wieder getroffen hat und demnächst geheiratet wird. Endlich wieder eine schöne Geschichte zwischen all den skiet, skop en donder-Berichten, die normalerweise die Zeitungen dominieren.

Wir verabreden uns zum Gespräch.

Es war im Jahre 1966 in Hamburg, als die beiden sich über den Weg liefen. Rolf studierte Maschinenbau, und Mo wurde zur DiätAssistentin ausgebildet. Sie trafen sich häufig, und ein reger Briefwechsel entstand.

Als Mo sich dann aber doch für den anderen Freier, der sie umwarb, entschied, schrieb sie an Rolf: ,,Schade, dass man nicht zwei Menschen lieben darf.”

Worte der Woche 1. “Eine verliebte Person ist immer minderjährig.”

2. “'s Herz ist wie der Magen - wenn man lang nicht geliebt hat, so is es grad, als wie wenn man lang nix g'essen hat, man ist bald mit was zufrieden.”

“A Madl darf gar ka Luft haben, in der Luft werden s' zu lüftig, eing'sperrt halten sie sich am besten, das hat mir a Türk' g'sagt, der Deutsch können hat. ” “Alle sieben Jahr' ändert sich der Mensch, drum ist es möglich, daß ich aufs Jahr wieder dumm werd'!, aber heuer noch nicht. “ Alle Zitate stammen von dem Schauspieler Johann Nepomuk Nestroy (1801 in Wien 1862 in Graz).

Hören Sie einige Kapitel aus dem Locker-vom-HockerSammelsurium, etwas Gitarrenmusik und ein paar Gedichte.

Wann: 23. April 2017 um 16h00 Uhr Wo: Woermannhaus-Galerie in der Bismarckstraße

Die Bücher gibt es dort zum Sonderpreis.

Jeder ging dann seiner Wege. Rolf studierte in Berlin und Stuttgart und arbeitete in Koblenz, Worms, Greven, Mainz, Schwalbach und London. Er bereiste berufsmäßig viele Länder der Erde, heiratete Madeleine, wurde stolzer Papa von vier Kindern und erfreut sich heute außerdem an 10 Enkelkindern. Dann wurde seine Frau schwer depressiv und verstarb 2014 im Alter von 66.

Mo kam 1968 nach Windhoek, wo sie zu Anfang als Diät-Assistentin im Katholischen Krankenhaus tätig war, dann in das

und schöne Erinnerungen wurden wach...

Nun folgte eins aufs andere. Rolf suchte im Internet nach Mo und fand sie auch auf der Website der Stadtmission Swakopmund.

Dank der Tatsache, dass Mo nie geheiratet hatte und als Gisela Meyer-Ohlendorf bei der Stadtmission erwähnt wurde, war es für Rolf eine Leichtigkeit, sie ausfindig zu machen. Er schrieb also einen Brief an Mo und schickte ihn an Martin Frische, den damaligen Pastor der Stadtmission Swakopmund. In den Umschlag legte er wohl-

Eine Topf und ein Deckel haben sich gefunden: Mo und Rolf Lengemann heirateten am 8. April in der Stadtmission Swakopmund.

Foto: Privat!

Haus des Windhoeker weislich auch einen Arztes Dr. Rüdiger von Mos damaligen kam und mit ihm bis Briefen. Das war ganz zu seinem Tod 2007 im entscheidend, denn Alter von 94 zusam- Rolf Lengemann war m e n l e b t e . N a c h aus Mos Gedächtnis Deutschland fliegt sie radiert. ,,Es war mir einmal im Jahr, haupt- richtig unheimlich, sächlich, um mit ihrer dass ich mich nicht inzwischen 100jähri- mehr an ihn erinnern gen Mutter in Thürin- konnte”, sagt sie. gen Zeit zu verbringen. Durch ihren eigenen A u s s c h l a g g e b e n d Brief aber, der beigebeim schicksalhaften legt war, kamen langZusammentreffen der sam wieder einige Erbeiden Jugendfreunde innerungen hoch. war der Umzug Rolfs Via Fax-Korresponnach dem Tod seiner denz lernten Mo und Frau in eine kleinere Rolf sich näher kenWohnung in Mainz. nen, und inzwischen Bei der Räumung fan- beherrscht Mo auch den seine Kinder im das Mailen und SkyDachboden ein Kist- pen. Von Januar bis chen. Darin waren au- Juni 2016 schrieb jeder ßer den ersten Liebes- an den anderen stattlibriefen seiner Frau, che 100 Seiten. auch 50 Briefseiten Im Juni besuchte Mo von Mo aus dem Jahre ihre Mutter in Thü1966 enthalten. ringen. SelbstverständNach dem Tod seiner lich wurde ein StellFrau dachte Rolf viel dichein mit Rolf verüber das Leben und einbart, der sie vom den Tod nach. Am Frankfurter Flugplatz Silvesterabend 2015 abholen wollte. ,,Was wollte er alleine sein, mache ich bloss, wenn und dies Alleinsein sie mich nicht erkennt führte zu dem Griff in und auf dem Flugplatz das Briefkistchen. von einem zum andeWährend draußen die ren herumgeistert: “Ist Knaller das neue Jahr es der, oder der?”, frageinläuteten, las er die te sich ein nervöser lieben Zeilen von Mo, Rolf. Es war eine Auf-

regung wie bei einem 18Jährigen vor seinem ersten Rendevouz, als Rolf mit einem Schildchen, auf das er Mos Namen geschrieben hatte, und einem Sträußchen Vergissmeinnicht am Flughafen wartete.

Auf der knapp vier Stunden langen Fahrt nach Thüringen konnte man sich dann beriechen. Da Mos Mutter Vorrang hatte, blieb nur noch ein Tag für Rolf. An diesem Tag wurde bei einem langen Waldspaziergang durch das Klosterdorf Donndorf geredet und gere-det. Während Rolf zwischendurch dachte: ,,Na, einen Kuss könnte man ja wenigs-tens kriegen!”, war Mo eher zurückhaltend. Sie dachte anfänglich nur an eine Freund-schaft bis sie merkte: “Es ist mehr als das!”

Und da mein Platz hier auf der Seite der namib times begrenzt ist, mache ich es jetzt genauso wie Mo und Rolf, nämlich hakkahanna!

Da Mo inzwischen Christin geworden war, gab es keine wilde

Ehe, und somit wurde hakkahanna ein goldgelb glänzender Ehering beim Juwelier gehämmert. Einen lustigen Zwischenfall gab es bei der standesamtlichen Trauung in Swakopmund, als Mo einen goldfarbenen Knopf ihrer Kostümjacke verlor. Bei der kirchlichen Trauung am 8. April 2017 mit anschließender ausgiebiger Feier verlor Mo den Rest ihres Herzens an Rolf.

Rolfs Enkel Oskar sagt freudestrahlend: ,,Ich habe eine neue Oma.” Und Rolf? Rolf ist ausnahmsweise sprachlos vor Glück.

Ihre tatsächlich zu Tränen gerührte Susann Kinghorn

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Wiener Opernsängerinnen Hour of Music: ein unterstützen Autismus bezauberndes Konzert

Die Leiterin der Strings Attached Christa Lambrechts (links) mit Christine du Toit und Oliver Kittel.

Fotos: Urte Remmert Swakopmund Wieder einmal präsentierte die Namib High School das Können Swakopmunder Musiker.

Der Sonntag Nachmittag wurde zum musikalischen Erlebnis mit Melodien aus Barock, Klassik bis zum Jazz, mit bekannten Songs bis zu den mitreißenden und einmaligen Darbietungen des

Mascato Coastal Youth Choirs unter der Leitung von Theo Cookson.

Die glockenreine Stimme von Janice van Rooy begeisterte das Publikum ebenso wie das gekonnte Spiel auf der Violine von Oliver Kittel.

Die Strings Attached mit der Leiterin Christa Lambrecht boten ein filigran anmutendes

Ian Hooks am Saxophon

Konzert von Mancini.

Mit erstaunlicher Kreativität spielte der 12jährige Ian Hooks mit dem bekannten Jo Humpsch (Sax) ein Saxophon-Duo - begleitet von Christiane Ast am Klavier.

Swakopmunder Musikliebhaber dürfen sich schon auf die 'Hour of Music' im nächsten Jahr freuen!

Urte Remmert

Swakopmund (sk) Am Ostersonntag, den 16. April, findet im Haus der Jugend um 19h00 Uhr ein Benefizkonzert zugunsten der Organisation Autismus Namibia und des Stepping StoneProjektes statt. Letzteres ist ein Kindergarten, der inzwischen auch autistische Kleinkinder aufnimmt und liebevoll auf die Schule vorbereitet.

Die Küstenbewohner dürfen sich auf die zwei österreichischen Opernsängerinnen Frolieb Tomsitz-Stollwerck (Sopran) und Sabine Kogler (Mezzosopran) freuen. Begleitet werden die beiden Musikerinnen aus Wien von der Pianistin Ruzanna Manukyan, die ursprünglich aus Armenien stammt, inzwischen jedoch am College of the Arts in Windhoek Klavierunterrricht erteilt.

Jana Louw (links) und Katrin Tietz, Mitglieder der Strings Attached, an der Violine.

Haltet unsere Küste sauber!

Janice van Rooy sang mit klarer Stimme.

Frohe Oster, liebe Leser!

Kennen Sie das Gefühl der Hemmung, wenn ein anderer dabei ist? Melden Sie sich bei Susann Kinghorn; Tel. 405183 oder 08125388590; E-Mail: susannkinghorn @gmail.com

Auch wird der Mascato Jugendchor unserer Küste das Konzert bereichern.

Das Publikum darf sich auf Duette freuen, wie etwa Mörikes “Wir Schwestern zwei”, komponiert von Brahms; Eichendorffs “Gruß”, von Fallerslebens “Maiglöckchen und Blümelein”, Klingemanns “Herbstlied”, Heines “Ich wollt, meine Lieb ergösse sich” und von Fallerslebens “Abschied der Zugvögel”, alles komponiert von Felix M e n d e l s s o h n - B a rtholdy und Robert Schumanns “Wenn ich ein Vöglein wär”.

Nach der Pause werden zu hören sein: Rossinis “La Regata veneziana”; Rudolf Sieczyńskis “Wien, Wien, nur du allein” sowie von Robert Stolz “Frühling in Wien”, “Singend, klingend”, “Im Prater blühn wieder die Bäume” und “Zwei Herzen im Dreivierteltakt”.

Abschließend werden Ausschnitte aus Bizets Oper “”Carmen”, Lehárs Operette „Giuditta”” und Offenbachs Oper „Hoffmanns Erzählungen” dargeboten.

Der Eintritt ist frei.

Dafür wird um eine Spende für die Organisation Autismus in Namibia gebeten.

Die Sängerinnen werden übrigens auch den Gottesdienst am Ostersonntag mitgestalten.

Ein Dank geht hier an Gaby Tirronen, die den Besuch aus Wien für die Autismus-Organisation in die Wege geleitet und keine Mühe dabei gescheut hat.

Wenn einer zuguckt, So, nun kann ich mach schon, nicht! ich hab’s eilig!

Die in Wien geborene Sabine Kogler, seit 2007 sängerisch bei den Salzburger Festspielen tätig und Mitglied des Chores der Volksoper Wien sowie der Staatsoper Wien, spielt zudem Blockflöte, Klavier und Harfe.

Sie hat sich außerdem auf Kinderchor und Stimmbildung spezialisiert. Seit 2016 ist sie ferner diplomierte Shiatsutherapeutin.

Fotos: Privat!

Frolieb Tomsits-Stollwerck hat Gesang, Geige und Bratsche studiert und ist seit 2009 Mitarbeiterin des Kinderchores der Wiener Volksoper. Sie singt und spielt ihre Bratsche in mehreren Ensembles. Auf ihrer Website steht folgendes Zitat: ,,In jedem beseelten musikalischen Augenblick wird in der Sprache, die alle Völker der Erde verbindet, ein Moment des Friedens geschaffen.”

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NOTICE

Estate No: 273/2017

Take notice that DU TOIT TOWN PLANNING CONSULTANTS, on behalf of Namibia Petroleum Terminal (Pty) Ltd, intends to apply to the Municipality of Walvis Bay for:

In the Estate of the late Christiane Ursula Herboth, Id no: 381015 0019 7, who died on 21 January 2017, and who was married out of community of property.

¡ consent to use Erven 2589 and 2590, Mulderene Street, Walvis Bay for a noxious industry for a bulk storage, handling and distribution facility for petroleum products such as gasoline, diesel, kerosene, aviation gas and heavy fuel oil.

Both erven are zoned industrial. Erf 2589 is 1,1159ha and Erf 2590 is 1,0745ha in extent. It is the intention to use the erven, together with a portion of Mulderene Street, for the establishment of a bulk storage, handling and distribution facility for petroleum products. In order to accommodate the planned uses, consent is required in terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme to operate a noxious industry.

Locality plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 119, Civic Center.

Further take notice that any person objecting to the proposed use of land as set out above may lodge such objection together with the grounds thereof with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the applicant in writing within 14 days of the last publication of this notice (closing date for objections/comments is April 28, 2017).

Applicant: DU TOIT TOWN PLANNING CONSULTANTS P O Box 6871 AUSSPANNPLATZ WINDHOEK Tel: 061-248010 Fax: 061-248608

WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Self Catering Unit ON ERF: 14 TOWNSHIP: Meersig STREET: 34 Kovamba Nujoma.

In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the 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 & 106D, Civic Centre.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the undersigned, in writing, not later than 28 April 2017.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Michael Goodman, 34 Kavonga Nujoma, Walvis Bay

Creditors and debtors of the above estate are called upon to lodge their claims or pay their debts to the Estate at the under-mentioned address within a period of 30 days from date of publication of this notice.

H E AHRENS Executrix c/o KINGHORN ASSOCIATES Haus Altona 2 - 6 Tobias Hainyeko Street P. O. Box 1455 SWAKOPMUND (Ref: HEA/AW EST 159/0001-50)

WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Self Catering Unit ON ERF: 1109 TOWNSHIP: Walvis Bay STREET: Astronaut Street, Meersig.

In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the 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 the undersigned, in writing, not later than 28 April 2017.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Amir Shaker, P O Box 1995, Walvis Bay

WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Self Catering Unit ON ERF: Portion 2 of Farm 42, Unit 7 Lalandi - TOWNSHIP: Long Beach STREET: 7 First Street, Lalandi.

In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the 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 & 106D, Civic Centre.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the undersigned, in writing, not later than 28 April 2017.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): D Sarma, P O Box 11546, Klein Windhoek, Windhoek

WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Self Catering Unit ON ERF: Portion 2 of Farm 42, Unit 16 Lalandi - TOWNSHIP: Long Beach STREET:16 First Street, Lalandi.

In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the 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 & 106D, Civic Centre.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the undersigned, in writing, not later than 28 April 2017.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): D Sarma, P O Box 11546, Klein Windhoek, Windhoek

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Feature updates and new Individual Plus derivative for Mazda2 enhanced Mazda2 is designed and built to the highest standard of performance and reliability. A 3-year roadside assistance, a 3-year service plan and a 5-year Corrosion Warranty are also included for complete peace of mind motoring.

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Mazda SA has announced the introduction of the new Mazda2 Individual Plus 1.5L Auto derivative to the 2017 Mazda2 model line-up, bringing the total model range offering to seven derivatives. The new derivative comes with an array of enhancement features that are now also available on the Mazda2 Hazumi 1.5L DE Auto derivative.

These include; Shark-fin antenna, auto-fold mirrors, Heads-up Display (HUD), full leather seats, Side and Curtain Airbags, Rear parking sensor as well as the Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS) safety feature. In addition to the LDWS, the diesel model also introduces Blind Spot Monitoring (BSM).

Other feature enhancements include

the option of two new exterior colours; Eternal Blue Mica and Deep Crimson Mica on all models, the addition of LED Front fog lamps and Cruise Control from the Dynamic model as well as Automatic Shift Switch (Paddle Shift) introduced to the automatic models.

Backed up by a 3-year unlimited kilometre factory warranty, the

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NEWLY-INTRODUCED C-HR REAPS IN IMPRESSIVE LAUNCH SALES

With 418 units retailed in its first month on showroom floors, which once again dominated the large SUV segment by raking in the new-kid-on-the-block C-HR is already among the top- 1,312 unit sales. Furthermore the RAV4 is experiencing steady month-on-month growth with 640 units finding new homes in sellers within the Toyota stable.

March.

This has contributed to Toyota once again breaking the 10,000 "The exceptional uptake of the new C-HR combined with unit barrier with an overall total monthly sales figure of 11,055 prevailing Fortuner success and a renewed focus on RAV4, units for March 2017. reinforces Toyota's position as South Africa's favourite SUV "The C-HR has almost trebled its sales target for the first month, marque," added Hamman. and is making waves in the small SUV segment thanks to its Garnering 3,447 unit sales, the Toyota Hilux also retained the title punchy 1.2 litre turbo engine and progressive styling," of South Africa's best-selling vehicle for the month of March, 213 commented Calvyn Hamman, Senior Vice President for Sales and units ahead of its closest competitor. "The fact that 90% of all Marketing.

Hilux's purchased go to private buyers through dealer channels is March was also a favourable month for the Toyota Fortuner, testament to its position as South Africa's favourite 'bakkie', and vehicle," said Calvyn.

March was an equally promising month for a variety of other Toyota models, most noticeably the Toyota Quantum at 1,239 units and the Land Cruiser 79 at 243 units.

Lexus contributed a noteworthy 25 Lexus LX and 35 Lexus NX premium vehicle sales, and on the commercial vehicle front, Hino had a strong showing, finishing the month on 376 units overall.

Within the MCV segment, Hino recorded a leading 197 units sold, while the Hino 500 series attained a 22.6% market share in the HCV segment.

Toyota's dominance across the small-, medium- and large SUV segments, and remarkable LCV sales has resulted in a leading 22.8% market share for March 2017 and overall market leader position for 2017 first quarter.

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ESTATE NOTICE Estate No: 434/2017

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

The Swakopmund Hotel & Entertainment Centre being an equal opportunity employer has a vacancy for:

VACANCY

PORTER / DRIVER

POSITION:

NIGHT AUDITOR

Requirements · At least 1 year's experience in a 4* or 5 * Front Office position of Receptionist, Night Auditor · Opera knowledge: Front Office, Reservations, Cashiering & Reporting – essential · Previous Auditing Experience an advantage · Computer Literate – Windows and experience in Word and Excel essential · Excellent Communication Skills · Excellent Guest Relations Key Areas of Responsibility · Responsible for the auditing of all revenue generating departments on a daily basis. · System maintenance, back-ups and running of the EOD (End of day) · Late check-ins and early check-outs as per Hotel and LHW standards and to deal with any special needs or requests a guest may have during his stay. · All the above responsibilities are executed during a night shift: 22H30 to 07H00 Qualifications · Minimum Grade 12 (Std. 10) · Front Office/Accounting experience preferable Reporting to Front Office Manager 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: Swakopmund Hotel & Entertainment Centre, Att: The Personnel & Training Manager, P O Box 616, Swakopmund, Or E-mail CV's to: swakpay@legacyhotels.co.za, Or fax CV's to: (064) 410 5360 Opening Date for Applications: 14 April 2017 Closing Date for Applications: 21 April 2017 · Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. No personal documents will be returned.

REQUIREMENTS: · Excellent Communication Skills · Excellent Guest Interaction Skills · Must be able to Work Shifts · Responsible Driver · Be Honest and Hardworking QUALIFICATIONS: · Valid Public Driving Permit (2 years' driving experience) · Basic Literacy – reading & writing KEY AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: · Receiving guests at the front door in a friendly, courteous and helpful manner · Sorting out luggage labels and taking luggage to the guests' rooms in an orderly fashion · Looking after vehicle maintenance – fuel, water, oil and tyres as well as making sure that it is always clean · Collecting guests from the airport and performing transport duties as per transport sheet · Keeping lounge, lobby, porters' desk and all other front of house areas clean.

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 Manager, Swakopmund Hotel & Entertainment Centre, P O Box 616, Swakopmund or Fax: 064 4105360 or swakpay@legacyhotels.co.za Opening date for applications: Closing date for applications:

14 April 2017 21 April 2017

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

In the Estate of the late Irmtraut Adelheid Hilda Ritter, Id no: 270327 0012 8, who died on 15 March 2017, resided at No.120 Anton Lubowski Street, Kramersdorf, Swakopmund, Namibia and who was unmarried.

Creditors and debtors of the above estate are called upon to lodge their claims or pay their debts to the estate at the under-mentioned address within a period of 30 days from date of publication of this notice.

H E AHRENS Co-Executrix c/o KINGHORN ASSOCIATES Haus Altona 2 - 6 Tobias Hainyeko Street P. O. Box 1455 SWAKOPMUND (Ref: HEA/AW EST 162/0001-50)

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VERSATILE BUSINESS SOLUTION CONSULTANCY CC Shop No 10 New NHE Houses Complex Walvis Bay Contact: 081 853 2464 / 081 828 0314 Business plan (ordinary) 1 Week, fish quotas & rights application - 1 Week, Loan application DBN, SME, etc - 1 Week, Company registration - 3 Days, Marriage domicial application, tax registration and good standing 1 Day, Tax returns & Waving, Financial statements - 4 Days, Social security good standing & registration - 1 Day, Work permits from 3 months upto 2 years, Assignments all levels of study, Tendering: Variable, Logo designs - 1 Day, Web design - 1 Day, Project performance assessment, Quotations, Computers studies for beginners - Intermediate Advanced, Extra classes from grade 1 - 12.

DOKOTA WAKO TRADITIONAL HERBS Traditional herbs that healed many more people.

Weak erection in the bed to be strong in bed increase sexual performance strong and thicker erection, men and women who don’t produce you want to get a child but you can not get a child, sexual transmitted diseases, pregnancy problems, remove of bad discharge menstruation abnormality discharge, high or low blood pressure, diabetes and body pain, pain in the womb, control early ejuculation, women who can’t see period, relationship, lucky, business matters, financial, work, loan, protection, and many more.

Call Dokota Wako: 081 647 2904

TRADITIONAL AFRICAN POWERFUL HEALER DR MWAZI Am here to help you with all your daily life problems.

Bring back your lost lover no matter for how you break up, I will bring your lover the same day. Do you want your partner to stop cheating on you and love you alone, I will help you.

Do you want to make divorce or to win the divorce or to stop the divorce, I will help you. To remove bad luck in your body to be successful in your life. Promotion at your work or boosting your business to have more customers. To win tenders with your business.

Protection of your property.

Protection of your body from your enemies not to attack you with witchcraft.

To remove bad evils or tokoloshes in your house.

To stop bad dreams attacking you. to delete debt account using samba magic. Win gambling, e.g. horces, lotto. Wallet magic. To sell your property very quickly.

Enlargement of your manwood. Wean erection in bed. Increase your sexual performance.

Strong and thicker erection.

Pregnancy problems and many more.

Call: 081 749 6172

TRADITIONAL DOCTOR DR GOGO DIMBA from Malawi is in Walvis Bay with 30 years vast experience in various problems & diseases.

Such as bringing back lost lover in 4 days, removal of bad luck, complicated court case, bringing out a person from prison, to get a man of your choice, to stop your lover from cheating on you, jobs and promotions, protection of bodies and houses from witchcraft, pregnancy problems, rejuvinate mens power during sex, penis enlargement, high blood pressure, epilpsy, asma severe headache, swollen feet, unhealed wounds, delete debts, winning contracts & tenders, gambling, financial problems. Come and experience wonderful miracles happening in you life and you will never regret.

Contact Dr Gogo Dimba “The Old Man” 081 602 6990

DOCTOR ANGANDA 100% Guarantee: Bring back lost love in 15 minutes, manhood problems big strong and power in bed, stop cheating on your lover, financial problems, get money in your house and account in only 45 minutes, magic wallet to get money, quick marriage, win gambling at casino, promotion at work, court cases, pregnancy problems, get rich on the same day, win tenders, attract customers to you business, weak erection in bed.

Contact: 081 448 6520

PROFESSOR KING MAMBA 100% Guarantee Bring back lost lover in 10 minutes only, manhood problems, make your partner to think and dream about you only, short boys and girls and tangate help get money in you house, get money using chikumba in 15 minutes, winning gambling and bring more customers to your business, remove unwanted people or your enemies, pregnancy problems in some days, magic rings for winning lotto and casino in same day, court cases winning no matter how wrong or big, get women or men of your choice, bind your marriage, delete your loans and debts, finish unfinished jobs.

Contact: 081 448 6518

DR KHOLOWA with 45 years experience.

Bring back lost lover in 2 days, financial, business, to win tenders, stolen properties, to win gambling, to remove bad luck, to make more rounds in bed, enlargement of man organ, to protect you from witchcraft and many more.

Contact: 081 602 6948 Dr Atwabi; pay after success, same day results Bring back your lost lover the same day, get a lover of your choice, get married quickly to a man or a woman of your choice, stop your partner from cheating and make him or her to love you only, get attracted to a rich man or woman, all pregnancy problems, hips and breast enlargement, financial problems, magic wallet, chitaka wallet, clear debts, man hood enlargement S to XL and much more.... Call Dr Atwabi 081 878 5774

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SERVICES

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PROFESSIONAL TRADITIONAL DOCTOR Dr Oupa Chimeza now in Walvis Bay Has 23 years experience in various problems and diseases Have you lost all hope? struggling with bad thoughts Getting drunk Abondoning your family Divorce ? suicide Everything is not going forward?

Always bad luck on you?

Stop there is hope!

SMS OR CALL OUPA CHIMEZA bringing back lost lover Penis enlargement To win contracts?

Business boosting and to stop chitaka high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer Contact Oupa: 081 602 7102

TRADITIONAL AFRICAN DR MKWANDA KAPINDA Powerful and strong medicines to help and heal all your problems are here. Specialise in: Bringing back lost lover, marriage problems, weak in erection of men, removing of tokoloshes in bodies and around the premise, removing of spiritual husbands and to get married to the man of your choice or a woman of your choice and make your partner think about you all the time, stop your partner from cheating, you to get tenders and attraction of customers, passing interviews and get promotions and all financial problems and all transmitted diseases lik asthma, BP. S.T.D. Contact: 081 633 3677

BABA CHESAJI You have tries the rest now try the best, for all your financial problems, get money fast using mbewa, either in your house or account, magic wallet, stick and ring.

Protect your assets or business, bring back lost lover, pregnancy problem, manhood problems and many more.

Finish jobs left by other doctors.

Call 081 613 2964

BAARD GROUP

SPECIAL SERVICES: CONTAINERS TO BUY/RENT and storage yard in Swakopmund with 24/7 access. Office, ablution etc alterations.

Cowboy's: 064 418150 / 081 146 4770

DR JUMAH THE WITCH DOCTOR Trading as Jumah African traditional medicine healing methods cc.

In Walvis Bay For all your traditional and western diseases and problems. Love problems, court cases, marriages, financial problems, life’s constraints, any diseases, witchcraft problems, protection and many more problems. Come at Beranie court in Wavis Bay city centre along Hage Geingob Str near Multisave.

Call Dr Jumah the Witch doctor on: 081 880 5300 / 085 663 6487 DOCTOR PROFESSOR MANDISSA 100% Professor Dr Mandissa All your problems is finish same time Bring back lost love in 15 minutes, manhood problems big strong and power in bed, stop cheating on your lover, financial problems, get money in your house and account in only 45 minutes, magic wallet to get money, quick marriage, win gambling at casino, promotion at work, court cases, pregnancy problems, get rich on the same day, win tenders, attracts customers to your business, weak erection in bed.

Call: 081 449 5093 DR MWAI The strong doctor is here to solve any kinds of problems! Bring back lost lovers, get married quickly to the man of your choice, Pregnancy problems.

Enlargement, all sizes, stop your partner from cheating, financial problems, boost your business, remove bad luck. Get jobs & tender.

Contact: 081 698 8387

TRADITIONAL DOCTOR Dr Maseya I have come to finish all jobs and problems which other doctors have failed with even, 40 years vast experience in various diseases and problems, such as, bring back lost lover in 2 day only and to stop your lover from cheating on you, and to make him/her to be yours only forever, complicated court cases, jobs and promotions, business attraction, chitaka wallet, removal of bad luck, removal of tokoloshes, protecting your body from witchcraft, gambling, eplipsy, headache, body pain, unhealed wounds, swallowing legs, kapasule, and many more other complicated diseases and problems.

Contact Dr Maseya: 081 655 9594 Dr king Swale; pay after Success, bring back your lost lover the same day Get married quickly to a man or woman of your choice, stop your partner form cheating Making him or her to love you and you only, Pregnancy Problems, enlargement from 5 cm to 30cm Boost your breast - hips Win casino gambling Financial Problems Remove badluck Get job quickly and much more...

Call dr King Swale 081 640 2926

DR SCOVA THE ASTROLOGER Trading at Nyasa herbals cc is the strongest traditional dr, many call him Dr Love because his special way of handling peoples problems. He can help any problem and diseases affecting people.

Finding him at Beranie court in Walvis Bay along Hage Geingob Str. Call Dr Scova on: 081 343 1134 / 081 740 7321

Docter Maponda : Pay after success. Bring back your lost lover the same day, get married quickly to a man or women of your choice. Stop your partner from cheating and make him or her love you only Pregnancy Problems Financial problems Enlargements from 10cm to 30cm Boost your boobs and hips Remove bad luck and many more, Call 081 626 9519

Baard Transport / Block & Brick baard@afol.com.na www.baardgroup.com

TEL: 064-274 800 FAX: 064-274 810 · Blocks / Bricks · Rock Face / Pavers · Interlocks / Linthols · Sand / Stone · Hiring of earth moving Equipment “The Service Makes The Difference”

PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE ALSO OPEN BETWEEN 13:00 - 14:00

ALBERTS DIESEL & PETROL REPAIRS Breakdown / Call Outs Mechanical Division: All engine repairs - engine overhauling / gearboxes / transmission repairs overhauling / All electrical - starters / All clutch systems / Fuel systems: All types of services / Panel beating & spray painting.

WORKING ON ALL TYPES OF VEHICLES, TRUCKS & EARTH MOVING EQUIPMENT. Contact Pieter: 081 405 3253 Welding Division: incl.

All welding works for example: L.D.V rails, burglar bars and gates.

Restoration works: incl.

Building, roof sealing, painting.

Aluminium Division: incl. All types of windows, types of doors, gates, garage doors.

FOR THE LOWEST PRICES IN THE ERONGO REGION Contact Hennie: 081 276 7661

THE HONEY POT SEWING CENTRE Tel: 202 818, Walvis Bay Expert service in general tailoring- One day alterations, Duvet Covers, Curtains, Wedding Dresses and others.

NATIS CONSULTANT • Licence Renewal • Change of Ownership • Roadworthiness • Police Clearance • Special Permit • Number Plates ANGELO 081 498 6051 vla.namibia@ gmail.com

MS ELECTRICAL: Operate in Walvis Bay and Swakopmund.

We repair: * Geysers * Washing Machine * Microwaves * Stove, Aircons, Fridges * Electric Motors, 3-phase and single 3-phase * Battery chargers and welding machine * Electrical on houses * Vacuum cleaners and compressors * Any electrical appli-ance we’ll fix it. * Installations of security alarm in houses / premises. *CCT.V camera, door motoring, remote gates and electrical fencing.

All electrical appliances have 3 month guarantee.

You call - we come and fix.

Contact: Mr. Sylveners 081 299 9960.

BEL `N LORRIE 3.5T / 4.0T Vragte Bou rommel & tuin vullis Huis trekke Enige tipe vragte.

Kontak: 081 142 6033 / 081 308 4566

KRYO NAMIBIA

For your industrial Gas needs contact:

SERVICES

CARS

RedFord General Contractors CC for: Building of new houses, tiling, painting, renovations, repairing of ceilings, repair and install geysers, transporting 12 ton. Truck, tub, excavators. call 081 248 8230 081 628 3288

081 766 0273 kryonamibia@gmail.com

Oxygen 11.5Kg Acetylene 8.6kg Argon 14.2kg Argon 3.5kg Ammonia 68kg

MAINTENANCE & CONSTRUCTION My 20 years experience gives you peace of mind Brickwall, Painting, Plumbing, Interlocks, Welding, Carpentry, Roofing. Owner Supervision Free Quotations Call Martin 081 630 9942

HAIMBILI CLEANING SERVICES Professional Cleaning For Affordable Price We provide cleaning services in Flats, houses, shops, offices, Factories, Buildings, carpets, Upholstery Cleaning J. Haimbili 081 224 4992 PHOTOS ON CANDLES We design and burn images on candles for Funerals, Baptisms, Christmas, Birthdays, Weddings and many more.

We can deliver in Walvis Bay, Swakopmund and Windhoek.

Contact : 081 304 9990 or 081 2957841

M SHUTTLE EASTER SPECIAL N$ 220-00 pp N$ 180-00 pensioners WVB to WHK Depart WVB - 07h00 Arrival WHK - 12h00 WHK to WBAY Depart WHK - 14h00 Arrival WVB - 19h00

OFFICE & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE REMOVAL SPECIALISTS Over Namibia Household & Office.

Mobile: 0814093522 email: neilnkt@iway.na

Contact : Marlene Cell : 081 359 4517 UNO TRUST BUILDERS AND RENOVATORS P.O. Box 650 Swakopmund Tel: 064 461 844 Building, renovating, painting, maintenance, roof sealing, paving, plumbing, etc. Sound construction methods and proper workmanship by experienced team guaranteed.

Contact J. Harteveld: 081 148 1939 REMOVAL: Quick and effective removal of any kind of rubble in and around the coast. Your convenience is our priority. We also have forklifts and cherry pickers to hire.

Contact: 081 122 5554

COASTAL SATELLITE INSTALLATION For all your DSTV & handyman work, contact: 081 260 2258

CARS

Car For Sale [Hyundai Terracan '05 model] 207 000 km [Full service history] One owner for last 6,5 year N$80 000 (voetstoots) o.n.c.o.

081 122 5117 081 255 6213

TE KOOP: VW Beetle bodies + chassis, engine parts + Toebehore, grasswyers + weet eaters en vele meer.

Kontak: 081 335 6901

FOR SALE: Mazda Titan Truck 3500 ton. Very good condition N$ 5 900.00 dollar model 2003 Ford Bantam Colour Maroon 2014 Model 060 00 km N$ 55 000.00 Contact: 081 408 3969 / 081 637 1212 FOR SALE: Golf TSI 2010 model Cell: 081 733 5717

Cars 4 Sale: 2005 VW Citigolg 1.4I with Sony Sound & MAGS Exellent Condition - N$42,500.00 Cell 081 845 3933

Do You Want to SELL your CAR or BUY Contact us FIRST. We will market and sell on your behalf Cell 0818453933

FOR SALE: Mercedes-Benz 230 E, model 1986. Very good condition.

N$40 000.00 neg Contact: 081 687 4008

CARS FOR SALE 081 567 4522 2006 TOYOTA CAMRY 2.4VVT-i White 215000km excellent condition with R.W.C. N$38,500.00 1995 TOYORA HILUX 2Y ENGINE WHITE 245,000km Recon Engine New Clutch and Pressure Plate N$28,500.00 Call 081 567 4522

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PROPERTIES FOR SALE

only ID required 0811475475 0811475333 064220387 bayauctions@iway.na

FIND US @ 97 Sam Nujoma Str Walvis Bay

FOR SALE: 1x Basal 2 post lift 2500kg, 380v, 1x KSS 315 circular metal cut-off machine, 380v 1x Drill dress, geared speed adjustment, 380v Contact: 081 127 6363

QUAD / CAMPING TRAILER FOR SALE 2 lockable storage cabins Frame for roof top tents Place for 2 quad bikes 4 Jerry can brackets, 2 spare wheels, 2 gas bottle brackets, Eezi Awn awning Licenced Price: N$30,000.00 Contact: 081 247 2232 ITEMS FOR SALE SWAKOPMUND CALL 081 567 4522 1 x FULL SIZE WOODWORKING SHOP PRICE NEG. // 1 x Vulcan Stainless Steel Glas Display Pie/Food Warmer N$1650.00 1 x Defy 330lt Fridge White N$1850.00 // 1 xKirby Prestige Vacuum Cleaner with all the accessories like new N$850.00 each // 1 xDefy 180lt Deep Freeze N$1650.00 // 1 x Anvil Free Standing Chips Fryer like new N$5500.00 // 1 x 2 Plate Stove with oven White N$650.00 Items For Sale : Refurnished HP bc 7900USFF C2D Desktop Computers, perfect for work, home, students N$2999.00 for more info call 081 301 9878

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

3 Bed, 2 bath house with guest toilet open plan kitchen / living / dining area.

Spacious entertainment area.

Laundry / ironing room. Beautiful green garden, tandem garage with an extra garage & Outside BBQ. Inside / Outside, electric gate with high boundary walls.

N$ 1 990 000.00 Claudia 081 169 6227

WALVIS BAY CENTRAL 3 Bed, 2 Bath townhouse with open-plan kitchen, lounge / dining area, indoor BBQ, scullery, double Garage N$ 1 692 000.00 WALVIS BAY FAIRWAYS Blue Sands 2 Bed, 1 Bath, open plan Kitchen / Lounge & Garage CC Registered N$ 950 000.00 LONG BEACH 513m² Vacant Erf N$ 850 000.00 HENTIES BAY CENTRAL 4 Bed, 2 Bath, kitchen, dining, outside BBQ, Laundry area, Double Garage.

875m² ERF N$ 1 080 500.00 HENTIES BAY EXT10 798m² Vacant Erf N$ 594 000.00 GROOTFONTEIN SOLE MANDATE 1,000m² Mall 12x Shops N$ 7 805 000.00 Sumari 081 627 3181

PAM GOLDING RESIDENTIAL FOR SALE: VINETA: Townhouse, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms N$ 2.200.00 DIANA 081 748 0001 ROSSMUND: Townhouse, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms N$ 1 890.00 DIANA 081 748 0001 OCEAN VIEW: House, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms N$ 2.675.00 DIANA 081 748 0001 VOGELSTRAND: House, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms N$ 2 800,00 DIANA 081 748 0001 LONG BEACH: Duet, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms N$2 200.00 DIANA 081 748 0001 For Sale Ocean View Swakopmund 2 Houses on a 982m² First House: 4 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms, 3 Garages Kitchen Lounge Dining Room, In and outside BBQ plus. Second House: 1 x Double Storey 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms Open-Plan Kitchen Lounge, in-side BBQ, big Garage and much more Price N$3,5 MIL [neg] Contact 081 786 0089 Valuation Available House For Sale Ocean View Swakopmund 3 Bedroom House 1 Double Garage and newly renovated Kitchen and much more....N$1.95mil negotiable Please call Cell 081 127 5903

TOP SHOW HOUSES OFFERS WELCOME KURT WORLD ESTATES www.property24.co.na *EASTER SPECIAL FROM 1% COMMISSION *SOLE MANDATE MEERSIG N$3,366M REF.104921940 *WALVIS TOWN N$1.7M REF.104620719 REDUCE N$200,000 *SWAKOP REF.103904553 N$6,050m REDUCE N$5MIL *LONG BEACH N$2,699 REDUCE N$300,000 REF,104255696 *LONG BEACH N$3.350M PENT HOUSE REF.105017076 *NEW HOUSE N$2.680M REDUCE N$300 000 REF 104425622 *MEERSIG N$2.980M REDUCE N$300 000 REF 104292856 *MEERSIG N$2.530M REDUCE N$400.000 REF 104580136 *MEERSIG N$3,750M NEW LISTING REF.104930240 *LAGOON N$3.450M REDUCE N$1MIL REF,104116227 *LAGOON HOUSE & FLAT N$3.550M REF 104256082 *LAGOON HOUSE & FLAT N$4.350M REDUCE N$1MIL REF.104108374 *FAIRWAY N$3.535M REDUCE N$265 000 REF 104985885

BY PRIVATE APPOINTMENT ONLY BUY& SELL &RENT CELL 081 242 6713

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

WALVIS BAY 20 4505 FOR SALE FAIRWAY ESTATE Modern 3 bed, 2 bath house, open plan with fitted kitchen, Double garage. Right next to the golf course!

N$ 1 890 000 CENTRAL ALEX PARK 2 bed flat, 1 garage Only a few units left N$695 000 LAGOON Spacious 3 bed townhouse,. 2 bath, double garage. Only 4 unit in the complex N$1 390 000

Olga 081 853 `654

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE

2nd Hand Shop We buy and sell anything of value

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

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olga@jbestates.com.na

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

FOR SALE: Kuisebmond 2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen & bathroom house.

2x one bedroom each with own bathroom and kitchen.

Big erf for future extensions Good location Kabeljou N$ 960 000.00 Ideal family home Contact: 081 292 7764 PAM GOLDING VACANT PLOTS FOR SALE: WLOTSKA BAKEN: Land with temporary accommodation 4350sqm N$1 600.00 DIANA 081 748 0001 INDUSTRIAL FOR SALE: SWAKOPMUND INDUSTRIAL AREA: Warehouse and offices N$ 6 630.00 DIANA 0817480001

HAGE HEIGHTS SWAKOPMUND N$2,550,000

ROSSMUND 3 Bedroom House with a beautiful garden and granny flat. Spacious rooms with the kitchen right in the centre of what is happening

Marius Liebenberg È 081 627 4061

Newly build fashionable, 3 bedroom house in ARANDIS - with a specious yard with precast wall build in cupboards and two Toilets. Contact 081calls accepted only from: 0816453524 calls only from 17:15 to 18:30

SOLE MANDATE This beautiful property in a great location offers everything any family could need.

Spacious open plan living area, light and airy bedrooms and a kitchen that allows you to stay connected when entertaining.

N$2,535,000 Call me to view Christine 081 128 2402

WAREHOUSE FOR SALE: Walvis Bay Laxor Park Size 261.3 m2 with office and toilet 3phase electricity 2.2 Million Contact: 081 205 4194

FOR SALE: Standalone house on huge erf "voetstoots" in Kuisebmond opposite Independence Beach. The house has two-bedrooms, one bathroom, lounge/kitchen area, garage and boundary wall.

Existing pre-approved plan. Price N$850 000.

Contact 081 146 0858 Omaruru: Level Erf for sale in extension 4 Size: 1036 m2 Very Well situated Price: N$ 300 000.00 Architect plans included for 3 bedroom house, double garage and Patio (236m2). Please call: Jaco- 0811271813 Frans-Antonie: 0811244308 Below valuation sale.

Walvis Bay Large 3 bedroom house with separate 2 bedroom flat. Near schools.

N$1 920 000.00.

Mobile 081 454 9300.

PROPERTIES TO RENT TE HUUR: Walvisbaai Nuut - Sentraal 1 Slaapkamer woonstel, 1 badkamer, kombuis, enkel motorhuis. N$4500 + dep 1 Maart 2 Slaapkamer, 1 badkamer, kombuis, tandem motorhuis.

N$6500 + dep 1 Maart 2 Slaapkamer, 1 badkamer, kombuis, sitkamer, dubbel motorhuis. N$7000 + dep 1 Maart Skakel: 081 151 4488

HOUSE TO LET SWAKOP OCEAN VIEW Double Storey 3Bedrooms with B.I.C. 2Bathrooms, Open plan Kitchen, Inside BBQ, Single Big Garage Small Garden, Guest Toilet N$9000.00 p/m [excluded water & electricity] plus deposit. Available 01 June 2017Please call 081 786 0089 TO LET: Walvis Bay Business Premises in centre of town - 6th Str. 1x 250sqm - N$18 750 excl.

VAT. 1x120sqm-N$9000 excl VAT Contact: 081 128 3121

PROPERTIES TO RENT

WALVIS BAY CBD Palican Mall 80m² shop on ground floor.

Yolanda 081 158 3463

TO RENT: Walvis Bay Industrial Area Syncrolift 2nd Street East Office space available.

Contact: 081 124 3904

WALVIS BAY CBD Are you looking for office space.

Look no further give me a call.

Yolanda 081 158 3463

TE HUUR: Walvisbaai Lagoon Area Klein enkel woonstel, vol gemeubileered te huur van af 1 Mei. Water en gedeeltelike DSTV ingesluit. Veilig en privaat. Onderdak parkering opsioneel ekstra. Jammer, geen kinders of troeteldiere nie.

Skoonmaak van woonstel en wasgoed, was 1x per week, kan gereel word.

N$3500.00 p/m plus deposito.

Kontak: 081 247 1687

WALVIS BAY CBD Brand new remote garages in secure complex.

N$1000-00 p/m Yolanda 081 158 3463

TO RENT: 21 Etosha Street, house no 4490 Kuisebmond Modern 3 bedroom house, 2 bathrooms, double garage, separate kitchen and spacious living room.

Close to the sea.

Pre paid electricity, Alarm system installed & burglar bars N$ 8 500.00 p/m W/E excl.

Deposit payable in 2 months installments.

No agents involved.

Contact: 081 227 9025 / 081 384 9202

TO LET: Swakopmund Store / workshop in industrial area 108m² including W.C N$5000.00 p/m Immediately available Contact: 081 122 7882

PROPERTIES TO RENT WAREHOUSES AND OFFICES TO LET: 1 x Warehouse and office 240m² to rent immediately available 1 x Warehouse 167,4m² to rent - immediately available Factory park Walvis Bay Contact Charmaine 081 625 9607

KUISEBMOND Various sizes of shops available & for viewing.

Yolanda 081 158 3463 To Rent: Swakopmund 3 bedrooms House, 2 bathrooms Kitchen Diningroom Living room Spacious Sunny Loft 2 Garages 3 balconies, Secure Courtyard with remote gate quiet street, central, water and electricity included N$12000 p/m contact Jost 081 404 7838 BACKYARD FLAT TO RENT: In Town Central 2 bedroom no build in cupboards 1 sitting room with open plan kitchen with bic no stove, including toilet & shower, water, extras prepaid, alarm.

Available 01 May 2017 N$ 4 000.00 p/m Alarm N$212.00 Deposit N$ 4000.00 Garage optional N$ 200.00 Call: 081255 9066 PAM GOLDING INDUSTRIAL TO LET: INDUSTRIAL: Warehouse space, reception, office and large open space, multi-level. N$17 500.

Sonja 081 830 3471 INDUSTRIAL: Office block, 13 offices, boardroom, reception N$25 000.

Sonja 081 830 3471 INDUSTRIAL: Warehouse, 2 offices, boardroom, reception, total area 235m2. N$13 000. Sonja 081 830 3471 WAREHOUSE TO LET: Walvis Bay Lexor Park Rental N$15 000 excl vat & W&E. size: 261.3 m² with office and toilet 3 phase electricity enabled.

Contact: 081 205 4194 TO RENT: 1 bedroom flat in Hermes, near Welwitschia Hospital Walking distance N$ 3 200.00 p/m Plus deposit N$ 2 000.00 Contact: 081 737 2570 Available 1 May 2017 25 Marconi Road, Hermes

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PROPERTIES TO RENT Show Room / Office/Retail Outlet CBD 290 M2 @N$ 20,000 + VAT Contact: 0812473026 or 062 518312

TO RENT: Kuisebmond Room, water & electricity included. N$2200.00 Contact: 081 236 7774 PAM GOLDING RESIDENTIAL TO LET: OCEANVIEW: 4 Bedroom, 2bathroom, double garage. N$15 000.

Sonja 081 830 3471 OCEANVIEW: 3 Bedroom townhouse, all en-suite bathroom, double garage.

NO PETS. N$11 550. Sonja 081 830 3471 SWAKOP CBD: Furnished 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom cottage, single garage. NO PETS. N$10 000. Sonja 081 830 3471 SWAKOP CBD: Furnished 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment, single garage.

N$10 000 Sonja 081 830 3471.

MILE 4: Furnished 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, double garage, NO PETS. N$20 000.

Sonja 081 830 3471 MILE 4: Unfurnished 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, double garage. N$12,500.

Sonja 081 830 3471 VOGELSTRAND: Furnished 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, double garage, Sea Views. N$13 200.

Sonja 081 830 3471 VOGELSTRAND: 3 Bedroom, 2 bathroom, double garage. N$14 500.

Sonja 081 830 3471 VOGELSTRAND: 3 Bedroom, 2 bathroom, 2 garage townhouse. N$13 500. Sonja 081 830 3471 ROSSMUND: 4 Bedroom, 2 bathroom, double garage. N$16 725.

Sonja 081 830 3471

PAM GOLDING INDUSTRIAL TO LET: INDUSTRIAL: Warehouse space, reception, office and large open space, multi-level. N$17 500.

Sonja 081 830 3471 INDUSTRIAL: Office block, 13 offices, boardroom, reception N$25 000.

Sonja 081 830 3471 INDUSTRIAL: Warehouse, 2 offices, boardroom, reception, total area 235m². N$13 000.

Sonja 081 830 3471

PROPERTIES WANTED TE HUUR GESOEK: Swakopmund Opsoek na 2 slaapkamer huis of woonstel in kompleks vanaf 1 Jan. 2017 Prysklas: N$ 5 000.00 N$ 5 500.00 Kontak: 081 243 0646 081 470 9806

PROPERTIES WANTED GESOEK: Te huur gesoek: Walvisbaai 1 Slaap kamer woonstel met garage.

Water ingesluit. In Meersig, Lagoon of Hermis Kontak: 081 250 2409

ACCOMMODATION

YOSHI GUESTHOUSE In Walvis Bay, centre of town, own bathroom, self-catering, sparkling clean, secure parking, quiet environment, conference facility, DSTV, free wifi.

Call: 081 148 6387 GHO01045

TO HIRE

WANTED Used Furniture wanted for CASH Call 081 845 3933

VACANCIES Tour Company is looking for a Part Time or Freelance Tour Consultant, must be based in Swakopmund At least 5 years experience must speak English and German.

Forward CV to cpointcafe15@gmail. com

VACANCY: We are in need of an honest, self-drivenand motivated receptionist for our Swakopmund branch.

Following requirements is an absolute must: *Grade 12 certificate with all subjects passed. *At least 2 years experience *Clean ITC record *Positive References from previous 2-3 employers *Recent Police Clearance Certificate *Aged 25 to 40 If you have ALL the requirements, please submit your complete CV's with copies of all relevant documents and requirements to pa@ramos.na

Vacancy : CHEF We are looking for a forward thinking Chef, passionate about culinary arts. Should be a natural leader, able to work with staff, preparing of meals and setting menus for guests, stock and cost control, keeping the kitchen clean and tidy.

Experience needed in preparation of meals for a large group of people, would also be an advantage. Sent your Cv’s to geckoridge.nam1 @gemail.com

Vacancy Available: Looking for an Exhaust Fitter, to start as soon as possible, Must have at least 3 years experience in this field. Please forward Cv’s to qfc@iway.na Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

JOBS WANTED

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

JOBS WANTED

JOB WANTED: Im staying in Walvis Bay looking for some house work or any kind of work that anybody can offer. Im ready.

Contact: 081 292 5389

JOB WANTED: Looking for domestic work, cleaning, washing dishes, ironing etc.

Lagoon and Town only.

Contact: 081 388 1011 081 664 8410

JOB WANTED: Looking for work in Walvis Bay it can be any kind of work.

Contact: 081 895 5231

JOB WANTED: I am a 38 year old lady looking for domestic work, ironing and cleaning. For 3 days per week. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

In Walvis Bay. Contact Martha: 081 680 6989

JOB WANTED: I am looking for work, joinery and cabinet making and I trained at Zambezin Vocational Training Centre for 3 years, leve 1-3. This work must be in Walvis Bay or Swakopmund.

Contact: 081 651 5320 Ek is Lydia en is dringend opsoek na huiswerk vir Dinsdag, Woensdag en Donderdag. Ek is betroubaar en hardwerkend en kan in Swakop, Vineta, Ocean view werk. Skakel my asseblief by 081 385 8820 I am a young man of 34 years and is urgently looking for a waiters job in swakopmund I have 5 years of experience and can start immediately. Please call 081 300 9389

JOB WANTED: I am a damara lady searching for domestic work or any other work.

Mondays to Fridays.

Anyone interested.

Call me: 081 490 2218 JOB WANTED: A 25 year old lady looking for office cleaning and domestic work. I can do washing, ironing and cleaning., 5 days a week.

Mondays to Fridays.

I am hardworking and can start anytime.

Please call Beverly: 081 654 7066

JOBS WANTED

JOBS WANTED

JOB WANTED: I am a 36 year old lady looking for domestic work or any type of work cleaning offices or houses, I have experience. Speak English and Afrikaans.

Stay in Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 280 7023

WERK GESOEK: Ek is opsoek na drywer werk. Ek het GP bestuurs lisensie. Kan van Iveco tot taxi ry of skool kinders aanry of enige iemand wat kar het sonder lisensie help bestuur.

Kontak: 081 462 3108

WERK GESOEK: Ek is dringend opsoek na huiswerk in Walvisbaai.

Ek kan stryk, huis skoonmaak, kan dadelik begin werk. Vir Dinsdae en Donderdae, Saterdae ekstra.

Kontak: 081 374 7887

JOB WANTED: I am a 24 year old lady looking for work for an admin clerk, receptionist, debtors / credit clerk in Walvis Bay / Swakopmund. I have 2 years experience in administration and is computer literate.

Call / sms: 081 560 9360

JOB WANTED: I am 25 year old lady looking for office cleaning or domestic work. I am in Walvis Bay. Can start anytime. Monday to Friday.

Contact: 081 036 4665

JOB WANTED: Lady looking for domestic work. Mondays to Fridays. In Walvis Bay. Not in Narraville or Kuisebmond.

Contact: 081 823 2185

JOB WANTED: I am a 24 year old lady looking for work for an admin clerk, receptionist, debtors / credit clerk in Walvis Bay / Swakopmund. I have 2 years experience in administration and is computer literate.

Call / sms: 081 560 9360

I am a woman at the age of 37 years and is looking for Domestic work and taking care of the Elderly in Swakopmund. Can start immediately. Please call 081 782 1326 I am a woman looking for Domestic work for 2 or 3 or 5 days in the week. I have 9 years experience and I can start as soon as possible Willing to work in Swakop Vineta Long Beach Ocean View Myl 4 or Kramersdorff Please call me 081 325 7077 Ek is Lydia en is dringend opsoek na huiswerk vir Dinsdag, Woensdag en Donderdag. Ek is betroubaar en hardwerkend en kan in Swakop, Vineta, Ocean view werk. Skakel my asseblief by 081 385 8820 I am a young man of 34 years and is urgently looking for a waiters job in swakopmund I have 5 years of experience and can start immediately. Please call 081 300 9389 I am a woman at the age of 37 years and is looking for Domestic work and taking care of the Elderly in Swakopmund. Can start immediately. Please call 081 782 1326 I am a woman looking for Domestic work for 2 or 3 or 5 days in the week. I have 9 years experience and I can start as soon as possible Willing to work in Swakop Vineta Long Beach Ocean View Myl 4 or Kramersdorff Please call me 081 325 7077

WALVIS BAY OFFICE: Tel: 205854 E-mail: smalls@ namibtimes.net

SWAKOPMUND OFFICE:

Tel: 461866 E-mail: smallswk@ namibtimes.net

We will gladly assist you

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REZONING NOTICE Take notice that RITTA KHIBA PLANNING CONSULTANTS (TOWN AND REGIONAL PLANNERS) on behalf of the owner of Erven 3133 & 3132, Number 94 Zypressen Street and 35 Nelken Street Swakopmund Extension 9 intends to apply to the Municipal Council of Swakopmund for: REZONING OF ERVEN 3133 & 3132, NUMBER 94 ZYPRESSEN STREET AND 35 NELKEN STREET FROM 'RESIDENTIAL' WITH A DENSITY OF 1:900 m2 TO 'GENERAL RESIDENTIAL' WITH A DENSITY OF 1:150 m2 AND CONSENT TO CONSTRUCT 14 DWELLING UNITS WHILE THE REZONING IS BEING PROCESSED. Erven 3133 & 3132 Swakopmund Extension 9 are zoned Residential with a density of 1:900m2 and are approximately 1143m2 and 1043m2 in extent respectively. There are no existing buildings on the Erf. The intention is to consolidate the erven and then rezone to 'General Residential' and construct 14 dwelling units on the Erf. The number of vehicles for which parking will be provided on-site will be in accordance with the Swakopmund Town Planning Scheme.

Take notice that the locality plan of the erf lies for inspection on the Town Planning notice board in the Customer Care Centre, Main Municipal Offices, C/o Rakotoka St & Daniel Kamho Ave. Further take notice that any person objecting to the proposed use of the land as set out above may lodge such objection together with the grounds thereof, with the Municipality and with the applicant in writing within 14 days of the last publication of this notice.

Applicant

P.O. Box 22543, Windhoek 1012 Virgo Street, Dorado Park Tel: +264 61 225062|Fax: +264 61 213158/ 088814935 Cell: +264 815788154|Email:rkhiba@gmail. com TOWN AND REGIONAL PLANNERS & ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS

MUNICIPALITY OF WALVIS BAY Notice is hereby given in terms of section 63(2)(b) of the Local Authorities Act, 1992 (Act 23/1992), as amended, that the Municipality of Walvis Bay intends to lease, by private transaction, a portion of Farm 38 to Native Storage Facility CC. Description Farm 38 Area 10 Hectares Zoning Industrial Lease Amount N$50 000.00/month plus N$7 500.00 (15% VAT) An additional noninterest bearing deposit of N$50 000 is to be paid for rehabilitation of the site.

Full particulars pertaining to the sale

BC STONE PRODUCTS (NAMIBIA) (PTY) LTD We, BC STONE PRODUCTS (NAMIBIA) (PTY) LTD, an equal opportunity employer, have a vacancy for a MAINTENANCE FOREMAN in WALVIS BAY IF YOU COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS: 1. Must have grade 12 with a Mechanical trade diploma 2. Must be computer literate 3. Must be a team player 4. Must be in possession of a Code BE driver's license, or higher 5. Must be a Namibian citizen 6. Must have at least between 5-8 years relevant experience.

7. Must be able to work independently 8. Will be reporting to the Factory Manager.

9. Must be in possession of a Health and Safety certificate/diploma.

10. Must be flexible with working hours as well as be able to travel.

AND WISH TO EXECUTE THE FOLLOWING RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Ensure that a maintenance and preventative schedule is in place for all machinery on site.

2. Will be in charge of all maintenance of factory machinery and company vehicles, 3. Responsible for booking of services on machines and company vehicles 4. Ensuring that electrical maintenance is done timeously 5. Source contractors outside the company when needed.

6. Ensure that maintenance like rust and painting is done on site.

7. Apply health and safety rules and regulations throughout the factory.

8. Ensure that all preventative maintenance is done according to schedule.

9. Ensure that a record of all maintenance is kept and enforced.

Then kindly forward your CV to: vacancies@bestcheer.com.na or post your CV to HR at BC STONE PRODUCTS (NAMIBIA) (PTY) LTD, P.O.Box 4676, WALVIS BAY. CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS IS: 20 APRIL 2017 ONLY SHORT-LISTED CANDIDATES WILL BE NOTIFIED NO DOCUMENTS WILL BE RETURNED A CANDIDATE MAY UNDERGO PSYCOMETRIC ASSESSMENTS

will lie for inspection by interested persons until *Tuesday, 2 May 2017 at room 30, Municipal Offices, Kuisebmond.

For more information Mr Jack Manale can be contacted at telephone (064) 2013338 during office hours.

Any person objecting to the proposed sale, may in writing logde an objection together with the grounds/motivation thereof, to the Manager: Housing and Properties at the above address or to Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay, before or on Tuesday, 9 May 2017 at 12:00.

Jack Manale Manager: Housing and Properties Tel: (064) 201 3338 Email: jmanale@walvisbay cc.org.na

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BC STONE PRODUCTS (NAMIBIA) (PTY) LTD an equal opportunity employer, have a vacancy for a Marketing and sales person in WALVIS BAY IF YOU COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS: 1. A Namibian citizen 2. Have Grade 12 and 3. A certificate or diploma in Marketing and Sales 4. Minimum 3 years experience in Sales 5. Excellent Computer skills (Word, Excel, Power point) 6. Excellent communiation skills both verbal and written 7. Able to work under pressure and meet deadlines 8. Highly motivated, efficient and well organized 9. Code BE driver's licence 10. Be willing to travel 11. Be a team player 12. Excellent service skills / interpersonal skills 13. Excellent time management skills and must be result driven 14. Must have strategice selling skills AND WISH TO EXECUTE THE FOLLOWING RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Attends daily to potential client's request and queries 2. Insuance of Quotations and invoicing together with material images as reference 3. Send loading schedule and dispatch orders to Factory on planned loading for loading days.

4. Offering of available stock to potential customers.

5. Making of calls to new and existing clients 6. Ensure effective sales administration and maintaine sales records and prepare sales report.

7. Respond to sales enquiries 8. Ensure customer service satisfaction and maintain good clients relationship 9. Monitor and report on sales activities and follow up for management.

Then kindly forward your CV to: vacancies@bestcheer.com.na or post your CV to HR at BC STONE PRODUCTS (NAMIBIA) (PTY) LTD, P.O.Box 4676, WALVIS BAY. CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS IS: 20 APRIL 2017 ONLY SHORT-LISTED CANDIDATES WILL BE NOTIFIED NO DOCUMENTS WILL BE RETURNED A CANDIDATE MAY UNDERGO PSYCOMETRIC ASSESSMENTS

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Familie Behnke God se grootste geskenk - herinneringe Innige simpatie en sterkte word jul toegebid.

Willie en Hermien Smit Ronald Smit en Waltechnics cc - Personeel

* 26-12-1936 +11-04-2017

Spain unseats Namibia in Hong Kong Sevens The Namibian Sevens Rugby team was sent packing on Saturday, after going down 33-0 in the quarter finals against Spain at the Hong Kong Sevens. This was the end for Namibia's aspirations to qualify for the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series.

Before the quarter final game Namibia lost the opening game against the host Hong Kong (22-7). Namibia then went down to Chile 26-14 before winning Sri Lanka 26-14.

Two rugby players of the Walvis Bay Rugby Club, brothers Lloyd and Jean Jacobs, played in the Namibian Sevens team.

LIQUOR ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A COMMITTEE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998 (regulations 14,26 & 33) Notice is given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the regional Liquor Licensing Committee, Region Erongo 1. Name and postal address of applicant: Andre Joubert Po Box 2379, Walvis Bay 2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Big Boss Bar 3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: Shop 1, Kabeljou Mall, Erf 5283, Mbabane Street, Kuisebmond 4. Nature and details of a p p l i c a t i o n : Application for Grant of Special Liquor Licence 5. Clerk of the court with whom the application will be lodged: Clerk of the Magistrate's Court, District Walvis Bay 6. Date on which the application will be lodged: 25 April 2017 7. Date of meeting of Committee at which application will be heard: 7 June 2017 Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 of the Act in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Secretary of the Committee to reach the Secretary not less than 21 days before the date of the meeting of the Committee at which the application will be heard.

Street House Mini Soccer League - next round of games Sharoldine Bock

The Street House mini soccer league held its next round of league matches on Saturday. Both teams and spectators had a ball of a time.

The league kicked off early March with four participating clubs: Swakopmund Football Club (SFC), Swakopmund Soccer Development Club (SSDC), Teenager Football Club (TFC) and Swakopmund United Football Club (SUFC). The league accommodates age groups U/9, U/11, U/13, U/15 and U/17.

The Street House league originated in 2009, but was interrupted from 2014 to 2016.

There are attractive prizes to be won in this league which include trophies and soccer equipment, much needed by the clubs.

The next round of games are played in June.

The weekend’s results are as follows: Teams

Age Groups

Scores

SFC vs SUFC

U/11 U/13 U/15 U/17

1-3 2-2 1-4 6-0

SSDC vs TFC

U/11 U/13 U/15

1-4 2-3 1-3

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Ring Contact and Kickboxing learn from one another Contributed

The Namibia RCFAI (Ring Contact Fighting Art International) & Kickboxing Academy in Walvis Bay, hosted Combat Club Windhoek this past weekend for a training seminar regarding the ever growing sports of martial arts in Namibia. Both clubs exchanged a vast amount of knowledge about the sport, by sharing their techniques and competition experience.

Combat Club Windhoek is a Muay Thai (Millenarian Art from Thailand) and MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) club based in Windhoek. It was founded by Pedro Costa and Sheila Martins in August 2016.

Pedro initiated Muay Thai training in 2008 at the Muay Thai School “ZFortes” in Lisbon – Portugal, with his Master José Fortes. As a leader and dedicated coach, Pedro always believed that Namibia could go very far in the sport and decided to establish the club, with the support of his wife.

He introduced the values of traditional Muay Thai and the ideals of his Master José Fortes in Namibia.

Months thereafter Combat Club – Windhoek met the Namibia RCFAI & Kickboxing Academy and joined the Namibia Kickboxing Federation.

The MMA was introduced to the public once it was fully operational. CoachVany, a Capoeira Master, represented Namibia in The Capoeira World Games and holds a Brown Belt in Brazilian Jiujitsu.

Together they decided to join forces for the benefit of the contact sport. Vany learned the art of Brazilian Jiu-jitsu with Carlos de Sousa at Vale

Tudo Namibia and got the opportunity to train in Brazil and Angola.

The two Martial Art Clubs decided to have a weekend of training to sharpen their techniques and broaden their knowledge base.

The Namibia RCFAI Kickboxing Academy has been exposed to international competitions and this experience shared especially with the less experienced fighters was very important.

Sessions of sparring and grappling were the main focus of the gathering, through which the fighters learnt different techniques and effective Muay Thai striking skills.

The grappling known as Brazilian Jiu-jitsu also featured in the session. Fighters were afforded the opportunity to learn different methods of submission such as arm locks, leg locks, rear neck chokes, take-downs and sweeps to add to their lists of techniques.

For the benefit of the martial arts movement, the Namibia RCFAI Kickboxing Academy and Combat Club Windhoek intend to maintain their strong relationship and look forward to hosting a national martial arts event in Windhoe in the near future.

First horse race in Swakopmund after long break After a long absence at the coastal areas, horseracing will once again take place in Swakopmund this Easter Weekend.

The event will start on Saturday (15 April) at the old race track next to the airport. Twelve races will be on the card with the top Namibian race horses competing. The main race of the day, the Easter Handicap, over a distance of 2000 meters, is one of the highlights for horselovers and the spectators, as Namibias best horses will compete for the honours.

Shadaloo is the horse to beat and a big favourite, but with ten of the best horses competing, he has to be at his best. Horses in this race that have the ability to cause big upsets. Other horses to watch out for are Lite the Nite, China, Mia Taiga, Back to Bowler and Boogy Boy are horses that can win at any given time.

Four of the twelve races are exclusively reserved for horses bred in Namibia.

Local breeders will have the opportunity to showcase their breeds. In this category the horses Evergreen rose of Tjaka, Swaai Rokkie and the new kid on the block, Professor, are the favourites to fight it out.

The A-div 1000 meters sprint will be one of the fastest races, where the speed freak of Rehoboth, Rose Gold, will be challenged by a new horse from Port Elizabeth, the highly rated Happy Lion. Prince De Lago, Chestnut Vow, Lady Lilac and Happy Lion are new imports that will compete for the first time in Namibia. The event commences at 12:00. Refreshments are available.

NAPSO Private School Athletics Sharoldine Bock

On 24 and 25 March fifteen private schools competed in the annual NAPSO Private Schools Athletics, organised by Dolphin Schools (Walvis Bay). The event was held at the Vineta Sport Stadium. A total of 1 200 athletes ranging from age groups U/7 to U/19 competed in the event, whereas on Saturday the finals for the track items took place.

NAPSO started in 2000. It was initiated by the Tsumeb Gymnasium. For several years the Windhoek Afrikaans Private School organised it, according to Victor Rigby, sports co-ordinator of Dolphin Schools.

One of the requirements is for the track events to take

place on tartan track. Hence it was decided to host the event at the Vineta Sport Stadium’s tartan tracks.

Coca Cola and Wimpy sponsored all athletes who qualified for the Nationals.

The Nationals takes place in April in Windhoek.

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Rubinstein Chess Academy Karate Ope Toernooi officially launched Korrespondent

Rubinstein Chess Academy’s grand opening took place at Cramer Café- FNB Head OfficeIndependence Avenue, Windhoek on 8 April this year. Different fun-filled and interactive activities were lined up for the day, including a few chess exhibitions, information sharing on the wide benefits of chess, free chess lessons and some entertainment for the general public.

Rubinstein Chess Academy offers a chess also request team building sessions that use chess experience at different levels and with selective as the primary functional tool. We guarantee an teaching methods for all ages. Our primary focus im-provement in academic performance for is to use chess as a social sport and tool to stimu- school going members, work concentration and late the vast benefits of a healthy and active mind strategic improvements for the working class.

We signed up close to 50 new members at the within our communities.

Apart from teaching chess to everyday Nami- launch and registration for new membership is bians, we also cater for the hearing im-paired, still open to all people from the age of 3 years to nd senior citizens and children with special needs, 100 years. Lessons will start on the 22 April offering a Corporate or Private mem-bership for 2017 at Concordia High School. special requests. This special request includes at For more information and membership registrahome and office based lessons at the tion, kindly contact Rubinstein Chess Academy convenience of the member. Corporates may on 0813705880/0814006467, you can also send us an mail at rubinsteinchess@gmail.com

Die Shotokan Karate Academy op Swakopmund het op 8 April vir die vierde agtereenvolgende keer die jaarlikse Ope Toernooi vir karate atlete aangebied. Deelnemers was van Windhoek, Walvisbaai, Omaruru en Swakopmund.

Die Namibiese JKA-styl het ook deelgeneem aan die toernooi.

Die totale getal deelnemers was 210, uit die verskillende dojo's van Shotokan Karate Namibië en Namibië JKA gesamentlik.

Die geleentheid was by The DOME. Sowat 500 toeskouers het kom kyk.

Uit agt verskillende dojo's was inskrywings ontvang. ‘n Totaal van 88 verskillende groepe is geskep om die atlete 'n kans te gun om in hul ouderdomme en in hul belt-kategorieë deel te neem.

Dieselfde stel reëls van die pasafgelope 2016 JSKA Wêreldkampioenskap is gevolg. ‘n Totaal van 45 beamptes was by die toernooi betrokke.

Daar is ook geskiedenis gemaak: vir die eerste keer kon 'n volle span vrouebeamptes een van die senior gordels se kategorië op die vloer behartig.

Die ontwikkelings van karate-beamptes en karate atlete is 'n groot prioriteit vir Namibiese Karate. Daar word gestreef daarna om hierdie ontwikkeling op ‘n volgehoude grondslag ten bate van die sport te doen.

Shotokan Karate Swakopmund wil graag vir Crushplant (mnr Cilliers van Wyk) sowel as FNB Erongo (Mnr Tienie Mouton en Brain Kandanga) bedank vir hul groot bydrae tot hierdie dag en die sukses wat behaal kon word.

Coastal schools attended the Hennie De Waal Sport Festival Sharoldine Bock

On 17 to 21 March the Windhoek High School hosted the Hennie De Waal Sport Festival, in commemoration of his contribution in life to organise sport festivals.

In previous years HTS organised this, but this year the task went to WHS as part of its centenary celebrations.

This event saw 2 000 participants of 29 schools competing. Walvis Bay Private High School (WBPHS), Pro-Ed Academy and Walvis Bay Primary School were among the participants and sent a total of 38 netball teams, 29 rugby teams, 22 soccer teams and 27 hockey teams.

This is one of the biggest sport festivals hosted by a government school in the country.