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namib times SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6596 FRIDAY 14 OCTOBER 2016 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

Teachers strike leaves biggest part of Erongo’s school education paralysed Sharlien Tjambari & Piquet Jacobs It is official, Namibian teachers are on strike. This came after the High Court dismissed attempts by the government to stop teachers from going on the “legal” strike, the strike commenced yesterday and teachers will be on the strike until the government give in on their demand for an eight percent salary increase. Negotiations about the salary increment of teachers between the Namibian National Teachers Union (NANTU) and the government started last year in March at which the government agreed to only give teachers a 5% salary increase and teachers felt like it was a clap in the face according to the Chairperson of NANTU in Erongo region Mr Jonathan Tsuseb. Continues on page 2

Swakopmund to keep watchful eye on building industry all have to register Erwin Leuschner All qualifying local builders and construction enterprises within the Swakopmund municipal jurisdiction are to be registered to ensure that they comply with building standards as well as health and safety regulations. This decision was taken by Town Council at the recent meeting. According to the Agenda of the recent Council meeting the reason for this new development is explained with a lack of compliance. “Local builders and construction enterprises have been observed disregarding health and safety regulations at their operations unabated,” it states. This concern is worsened due to the “lack of co-ordination and law enforcement by the Swakopmund Municipal Council.” It also states that these companies are left unregulated and “thus prone to disregard construction safety regulations, whereas they perform a critical function within the urban development sector.” It is important that measures be put in place to register them in order to ensure that the following aspects are given the prominence they deserve. With the registration of these businesses in the municipal jurisdiction, it is Council's aim to create a platform for regular meetings and information sharing that will ultimately lead to compliance with building standards and requirements. Furthermore it is the intention to create a database that allows for issues of concern to be addressed. Council approved the registration of qualifying local builders and construction enterprises subjected to the determination of the minimum requirements. Council also decided to train staff in the monitoring and enforcement of the Health and Safety Regulations. To properly enforce the law, health inspectors, building inspectors and projects management staff are to be empowered to legally enforce the requirements of the Health and Safety regulations, Town Planning Scheme and buildings regulations by suitable appointments of “Peace Officers” under the Criminal Procedures Act.

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Restaurant boat arrives

Teachers yesterday at Tamariskia town hall

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Grief as Swakopmund’s Locker Cat Lady suddenly dies vom Erwin Leuschner Karene Brewis, the driving force behind the Swakopmund Cat Protection Society has died. Brewis has been taking care of the feral cats in the coastal town for the past 13 years. Her death has been described as unexpected and a big loss as the future of the feral cats in town, amounting to about 90 animals hangs on the brink. Food for the animals is fast running out. The Cat Protection Society’s name also changed after Brewis’ death to Swakopmund Feral Cats according to the Society’s Facebook profile. The news of the passing of Karene Brewis, who was in her 60s, came as a shock to all animal lovers in Swakopmund. It is suspected she died of a heart attack in her apartment. “We have worked closely with the Cat Protection Society for many years and we were speechless. I remember Karene (Brewis) telling me the other day that she wishes to go on holiday for the first time in over a decade,” said a shocked Ingried Gürtel from the Swakopmund SPCA to namib times. Brewis started her charity work in 2003 when there were a total of 93 feral cats in town. She started the Cat Protection Society and has since diligently cared for the cats and controlled their numbers. “When it came to the cats she really was an angel,” said Swakopmund resident Idonette Blignaut. Blignaut has been slowly taking over the feeding of the cats from Brewis over the past month. “She was sick and asked for help. She dedicated her whole life to look after the feral cats,” Blignaut said to namib times. Continues on page 2

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Hit with tyre pump Grief then raped Erwin Leuschner

The police in Erongo is investigating another case of rape in the vicinity of Uis, only a few days after a 34 year-old was arrested for allegedly raping one minor and attempting to rape another minor. The most recent case transpired on 4 October, but it was only now reported to the police, said Detective Chief Inspector Erastus Iikuyu, acting crime co-ordinator in the Erongo Region. According to Iikuyu the incident happened on the farm Tsetsoub in the Uis area at about 22:00 on the mentioned date. It is alleged that the victim, a 42 year-old female, was travelling on a donkey cart with two men from Uis town to the farm. Before reaching their houses, one man jumped off and walked home. The victim as well as the other man driving the cart, 35 year-old Gevard Tsaraeb, proceeded to their houses. After traveling on for a short while it is alleged that the suspect, who was allegedly under the influence of alcohol, suddenly hit the victim with a tyre pump and she fell off the cart to the ground. “The suspect stopped the cart, jumped off and raped the victim,” Iikuyu said. The other man, who had started walking home earlier, heard the victim screaming and came to rescue her, because his house is not far from where the incident took place. “He found the suspect and victim at the scene,” Iikuyu continued. The suspect was arrested.

Teachers Strike Earlier this year debates about the strike started and the government failed to give the teachers the 8% salary increment which they demanded. Last week Tsuseb announced during an interview with namib times that the strike is on and there is nothing holding the teachers back. He further said he cannot say when it will end, because teachers will remain on strike up until the government give them their demand of an 8% increment. Teachers in Swakopmund are picketing at Tamariskia Town Hall. The Minister of Education, Mrs Katrina Hanse Himarwa issued a letter which states that all grade 12 examinations which were scheduled for yesterday, 13 October and today, 14 October for Mathematics and Entrepreneurship be postponed until further notice and grade 10 examinations scheduled for yesterday and today for Integrated Performing Arts Paper 1 and Life Science was also postponed until further notice. The letter further reads that all examinations for the remaining subjects will proceed as scheduled from Monday 17 October. The postponement of the examinations apply for both government and private schools in Namibia. The letter also states that official work of Inspectors of Education, Chief Education and Senior Education Officers, Teachers and non-teaching staff opting to exercise their right not to participate in the strike should continue with their normal duties without disruptions or intimidation. The news about holiday on Thursday and today came very late and many parents drove their children to school on Thursday morning just to find out that there is no school. Some of the learners who go to school with taxis were stranded in front of the school premises, as they are too young to walk back home and some do not know their way home. Learners now fear for their education and have the fear of repeating their grade should the strike continue till next year. The start of the teachers strike was also noted at yesterday's opening of the Swakopmund International Trade Expo (SWAI-

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TEX). “Today is not starting on a good note. I wish what happened today (regarding the strike) did not happen,” said Swakopmund Constituency Councillor Juuso Kambueshe. He added that he hopes the damage done can be mitigated and that it is a “shaky situation.” Meanwhile in Walvis Bay, news reporter for namib times, Piquet Jacobs, also monitored the strike yesterday. She reports: “Following the court ruling in favour of NANTU, teachers in Walvis Bay also downed the tools to participate in a now legal nationwide strike, after the govenment refused to give them an 8% salary increase. Teachers from different schools in Walvis Bay came together across from the fire brigade at 08:00 on Thursday morning and

continued until 13:00 to wave placards to express their demands. They expressed determination to continue doing so every day indefinitely, until the government complies with their demands. “We have waited far too long, and we have been lenient, but we are not being heard”, a teacher commented. A public notice was sent out stating the following: Grades 10 and 12 Examinations scheduled for Thursday 13 and Friday the 14 October postponed to future date; Learners do not need to go to schools Thursday 13 and Friday 14 October till further announcement; Teachers who are not participating in the strike are expected to report at schools at normal school hours tomorrow and Friday; All non-teaching staff is expected to turn up for duty as normal; Schoolboards and Regional Edu-

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Currently there are a total of four feral cat colonies in Swakopmund. According to Blignaut the biggest one consisting of 80 cats, lives at the municipal bungalows and controls the rodent population in the Swakop River. Only three remain in the Arnold Schad Promenade, also known as lover's lane, while five live at the Lighthouse. Another population, consisting of four cats, live at the Aquarium. The latter is being cared for by Anja Kreiner. After the news of Brewis's passing became public, various stakeholders met at the Swakopmund Municipality on Wednesday to discuss the future of the feral cats. “The cats are very important for Swakopmund. Imagine they all disappeared. We would have a big rat problem,” said Lydia Mutenda, Manager Health Services, to namib times. According to Mutenda it was decided at the meeting to create a new organisation which will be called “Swakopmund Feral Cats”. “The Cat Protection Society was never registered, but it was a private initiative by an individual. We want to create a body with various people to continue looking after the feral cats,” said Mutenda. While such a body is still in the making, the feeding of the cats will in the meantime be taken care of by Blignaut. Food for the cats is quickly running out though, which is why Blignaut is appealing to the public for assistance. “We have enough food for one more month. Then we don't know what to do anymore,” she said. The public is called on to donate food at the Swakopmund SPCA, which will be distributing it accordingly. Feral cats in Swakopmund have a long history. They've been around since before the 1900, when 30 of them were shipped to Swakopmund from Cape Town to fight a rat infestation that had caused an outbreak of typhus fever. Before Brewis started taking care of them 13 years ago, the general health of the feral cats was appalling. She introduced a sterilisation programme, to keep the population in check, and started a regular feeding programme. Most of her efforts came from her own pocket.

cation Forums are tasked to get in touch with Regional Directorates for support at schools; Government will keep the nation informed as the situation develops”. At the time of going to press there was no indication yet whether there has been an agreement between Government and the Namibia National Teachers Union, as an indefinite strike will be devastated to the country's school education system, as year end exams are looming.

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SWAITEX in full swing Erwin Leuschner The 4th Swakopmund International Trade Expo (SWAITEX) was yesterday officially opened by Immanuel Ngatjizeko, Minister of Industrialisation, Trade and SME Development. Although the organiser of the event, the Swakopmund branch of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) had hoped for more exhibitors compared to previous editions, this goal was not achieved. “Although there are less exhibitors, we have strived to improve the service for exhibitors present,” said Paul Ndjambula, Swakopmund NCCI Chairperson during his opening address. One achievement was reached though: “We have for the first time intro-duced a motor show and are happy to see that six dealerships have come on board,” he said. Ndjambula added that the expo, taking place under the theme “bigger and

better”, has become a permanent fixture on the Erongo calendar. Tarah Shaanika, Chief Executive Officer of the NCCI, commended the Swakopmund branch for the initiative to host the SWAITEX saying that “all roads lead to Swakopmund.” “This SWAITEX is indeed better organized,” he said. It has been the aim of SWAITEX to not only have local businesses exhibit their products, but also get international companies to market their ser-

vices in Namibia. “The future is in Africa. Africa is rising. Namibia is a logistics and transport hub thanks to the port of Walvis Bay. As Namibians we want the world to see what opportunities there are in Namibia,” he said. Shaanika echoed the words of Ndjambula saying that he wishes to see SWAITEX grow each year to indeed become bigger and better going forward. The expo will run until Saturday.

At the word: Mr Immanuel Ngatjizeko, Minister of Industrialisation, Trade and SME Development

The 4th Swaitex was yesterday officially opened by Immanuel Ngatjizeko, Minister of Industrialisation, Trade and SME Development (centre). He is flanked by Swakopmund mayor Paulina Nashilundo (left), SWAITEX patron Juuso Kambueshe (right) and Swakopmund NCCI branch chairperson Paul Ndjambula

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Court Walvis Bay Court Report 6 October 2016 Deon Gomeb (36) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor (12/2015). Matter postponed to 6 March 2017. Accused out on bail. Immanuel Mwaikange (46) appeared on charges of assault on a member of the police and failure to comply with instruction/ direction of a peace officer (12/2015). Case against accused withdrawn. Josua Katengela Dilu (39) appeared on charges of theft from a motor vehicle which was properly locked and malicious damage to property (8/2015). Matter postponed to 12 October. Accused out on bail. Simone Cloete (20) appeared on a charge of theft (4/2016). Accused found not guilty and discharged. Seun De Bruin (20) was absent at his hearing on a charge of theft (4/2016). Accused at large. Peter Keibeb (20) appeared on a charge of robbery with aggravating circumstances (5/2016). Accused found guilty. Fined N$2 000 or 6 months imprisonment. Jonas Kashipolo (42) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm (7/2016). Matter postponed to10 November. Accused in custody. Hofeni Amuntenya (30) and Israel Ipinge (34) appeared on charges of theft out of motor vehicle (9/2016). Matter postponed to 23 November. Accused in custody. Mathew Kleopas (29) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor (10/2016). Accused found guilty. Fined N$4 000 or 10 months imprisonment. Jonas Fillipus (250 appeared on a charge of negligent driving (7/2015). Accused found guilty. Fined N$4 000 or 8 months imprisonment. Micheal Hnidinao (31) and Gerson Haragaeb (35) appeared on charges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft (10/2015). Matter postponed to 27 October. Rudolf Ashipala (32) and Seun Jacob (30) appeared on charges of theft (4/2016). Matter postponed to 18 october. Accused out on bail. Panduleni Kambunga (26), Immanuel Nghinamutwika (26) and Frans Nghipondoka (25) appeared on charges of resisting a member of police (7/2016). Accused found guilty. Fined N$1 000 or 4 months imprisonment each. Walter Hoffmann (27) appeared on a charge of dealing in cocaine (9/2016). Matter postponed to 15 December. Accused out on bail. Ida Kooper (25) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm (8/2016). Matter postponed to 15 November. Accused out on bail. Stefanus Van Wyk (61) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor (10/2016). Accused found guilty. Fined N$4 000 or 8 months imprisonment. Fillemon David (22) appeared on a charge of robbery (10/2016). Accused found guilty. Fined N$3 000 or 8 month imprisonment. Micheal Micheal (240 appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft (10/2016). Accused found guilty. Sentenced to 18 months imprisonment. Ebson Kazondjandja (23) appeared on a charge of theft (10/2016). Accused found guilty. Sentenced to 12 months imprisonment. Fillemon Amwele (23) and Hemran Avula (20) appeared on charges of dealing in

at large and a warrant of arrest was issued. Sunny Nangolo (32) appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 26 October because the accused was absent. The accused is at large. Ferdinand Hijarungura (50) appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level.

The matter was postponed to 20 October for plea. The accused remains in custody. Melvin Oxurub (28) appeared on a charge of possession of raw skin, specially protected game or protected game. The matter was postponed to 18 October for plea. The accused remains in custody.

Vehicle owners are warned by the Municipality Swakopmund Court Report Traffic Office regarding Regional Court Rene Koegelberg (44) appeared on charges of fraud and theft by false pretences. The matter faulty number plates dependence producing substance (10/2016). Accused found guilty. Fined N$5 000 or 12 months imprisonment each.

was postponed to 19 January 2017 for continuation of trial. The accused is out on bail of N$10 000. Magistrate Court Engenesia Gawes (32) and Juliet Tsibes (25) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 12 April 2017 for continuation of trial. The accused are out on bail of N$3 000 each. Martin Tjipute (43) appeared on charges of driving with an excessive blood alcohol level and driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The matter was postponed to 25 October because the accused was absent. The accused is at large. Salatier Nikanor (30) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 21 November for other reasons. The accused is out on bail of N$5 000. Jonas Nghidipohamba (36) appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm and arson. The matter was postponed to 23 November for further investigation. The accused is out on bail of N$3 000. Andreas Kalola (27) appeared on a charge of theft from employer. The matter was postponed to 14 November for plea. The accused is out on bail of N$2 000. Pandukeni Nambahu (27) and Joseph Gideon (26) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 2 November because the accused was absent. Pandukeni Nambahu remains in custody and Joseph Gideon is at large. Bernadidus Haraeb (36) appeared on charges of pointing a fire-arm and common assault. The matter was postponed to 16 February 2017 for continuation of trial. The accused is out on bail of N$2 000. Victor Nelumbu (39) appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 24 November because the accused was absent. The accused is out on bail. Levi Iiyambo (36) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 20 February 2017 for plea and trial. The accused is out on bail of N$4 000. Immanuel Hamaseb (24) appeared on a charge of use of vehicle without owner's consent. The matter was postponed to 24 November for legal aid. The accused is out on bail of N$1 000. Ndashiva Fillemon (39) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 23 November for fixing of trial date. The accused is out on bail of N$1 000. Tulihaleni Anna Nghihalwa (29) and Johanna Jona (21) appeared on charges of fraud and theft. The matter was postponed to 30 November for further investigation. The accused remains in custody. Jenson Nalule (29) appeared on a charge of possession of dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 6 February 2017 for lab results. The accused is out on bail of N$2 000. Samuel Hainghona (30) appeared on a charge of malicious damage to property. The accused is

A number of vehicles have been noticed with number plates which do not fall under regulation. For example, number plates with over sized letters, different colouring and serial numbers differentiating from the standard number plates. This goes for regular and customised number plates. Number plates found not to match standard number plates could be fined as these self printed number plates are illegal.

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Anti-Plunder Action Group to hand petition to Government today

Members of protest group Anti-Plunder Action Group participate in a peaceful march in Walvis Bay today, to express their concerns over a Chinese owned company which attempts to obtain an official blessing from the Namibian Government to capture live dolphins, killer whales, penguins and seals for live export to Asia. tanker Nave Pulsar The march starts on the corner of 6th Street and Rikumbi Kandanga Avenue (across Sea Pride)The at 15:00. People will prepare and organise themselves for the march as from 14:30. The route marchers will follow is down Rikumbi Kandanga Avenue to the traffic intersection at Namport and from there to the Walvis Bay Syncro lift and then to the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources. A petition will be handed over to a senior official of Fisheries. Anti-Plunder Action Group calls upon Government to decline any such applications now and in future for the capture of live marine creatures for live export. Also, the Group wants the Russian vessel Ryazanovka (pictured above) currently anchored off Walvis Bay to leave Namibian waters for good. The vessel is believed to be equipped with equipment for live capture of marine mammals. Friday 14 October 2016: High: 01:52 Low: 07:45 High: 14:08 Low: 20:13 Sat 15 October 2016: High: 02:33 Low: 08:26 High: 14:49 Low: 20:53

Sun 16 October 2016: High: 03:14 Low: 09:06 High: 15:30 Low: 21:34 Mon 17 October 2016: High: 03:56 Low: 09:48 High: 16:11 Low: 22:15

Port Log

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Restaurant boat arrives at its home base

Mrs Cynthia Munkelwitz, after who the restaurant boat was named. She proudly looked on as the vessel arrived at its moorings yesterday

Restaurant businessman Andreas Munkelwitz yesterday morning awaiting the arrival alongside of his restaurant vessel, a first for Namibia

Dean Theisinger (right), the project manager who oversaw the construction of the vessel for the past three years. On the left is Mr Anton van Rensburg of Standard Bank representing the financiers

The vessel approaches her mooring place. Photo-inset - Cynthia will undertake several familiarisation trips in the following days to ensure the crew and staff are well familiar with their tasks and responsibilities

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Opening van Narraville Gemeenskapsaal Geagte Redakteur Ek vra dat u asseblief hierdie brief in u koerant sal plaas. Dit gaan oor die opening van die Narraville Gemeenskapsaal. Eerstens wil ek die Walvisbaai se Stadsraad bedank vir die saal vir Narraville se gemeenskap. In dieselfde asem wil ek ook my ontevredenheid uitspreek oor hoe die verrigtinge plaasgevind het. Die saal is vir die gemeenskap van Narraville gebou, maar net 'n handjievol van die gemeenskap was uitgenooi. Ek kon op my vingers tel hoeveel van ons leiers was genooi, sowel as van ons ouer gardes wat al jare die belange van Narraville op hulle harte dra. Die OP-EN-WAKKER SENIOR BURGERS is maar net 'n klein gedeelte van ons senior burgers. Daar was meer Stadsamptenare as inwoners van Narraville. Die persone wat van dag een betrokke was en opgedring het oor die stadsaal en ouetehuis vir

Narraville was ook nie genooi nie. Die meerderheid van Narraville se mense was ook nie genooi nie. Een van die voorstaanders oor die saal, Adjunk Minister Klazen se naam verskyn nie eens op die Gedenkplaat nie. Niks teen ons nuwe Raadslede nie, maar van hulle was nie eens betrokke oor die besluite nie, maar hulle name is die plaat vol. Op navraag aan sommige van die Stadsraadlede hoekom daar nie van die leiers genooi is nie, was vingers na mekaar gewys. Baie ontevrede

So what's really going on? Some things they don't want you to know about the Waterfront development So maybe you heard the crazy rumour around Swakop last week that no less than our President, Dr Hage Geingob himself will conduct the official opening of the shopping mall at the Waterfront development? Likely it is just harmless gossip, maybe initiated in the hope that it will deflect from some nasty realities surrounding the development. Whoever is doing the ribbon cutting, sipping that glass of champagne and making the opening speech, there is one thing we can be sure of – where there is smoke there is fire. Did you know that the Municipality submitted to pressure from the developer to issue a partial completion certificate? Would that be a breach of the legally binding development agreement the two parties signed? Maybe this is all just stuff for the lawyers to wrangle over. But does this mean that aspects like the public's safety at the mall are now secondary to the developer's commercial desires? This is not the first time the Municipality acts in favour of the developer discriminating against Swakopmund rate payers. The law says the Municipality has a moral and legal duty to uphold the law. Sadly the Municipality has had to admit to having been 'misled' by the developer on some counts. They have hidden behind the developer's attorney to avoid showing the public what is really going on, which can only leave people wondering what on earth are they hiding? So where does this leave us? With a Municipality who avoids transparency? Who side-steps accountability? Did you know that the Ombudsman himself, Advocate John Walters, has been carrying out an official investigation into the development since December 2012, looking at the roles played by both Swakopmund Municipality and the Environmental Commissioner, as they hold significant responsibility for making it possible for the development to progress? As the centre opens, no doubt The Ombudsman will now fulfil his legal obligation, as stated in terms of the Constitution and the Ombudsman Act No 7 1990, and inform the public of the outcome of his investigations. Do you think The Ombudsman's Office would be investigating if there were no cause for concern? The developer has been very fond of claiming how Swakopmund is so supportive of this development. Did you know that the so-called market research they commissioned in 2011 does not stand up to scrutiny? Take a look – guess how many Swakopmunders were included in the survey – only 90 people! Of which just 17 are listed as living in Vineta, the established residential community suffering the adverse effects of the excessive commercial development. Do you think it is representative to ask 90 out of a Swakopmund population of over 50,000 and then make sweeping claims of support? The developer does because he says he has carried out “extensive research and surveys” with “the majority of residents” ... on just 90 Swakopmunders!? Or is it simply fraudulent manipulation? Negligence aside, is it just too tempting so they repeatedly refer to misleading data, publishing in the media falsehoods like things like “between 85% and 100% said they will support the development.” Do you like being intentionally misled? Isn't there a law against that? And in exactly the same way, we have been told by both the Municipality and the developer that Dr Theo-Ben Gurirab gave his support to the development way back in 2003. Yes, that was for a wholly different, smaller and viable development that included sustainable economic aspects like a hotel, which would have brought much needed employment and tourism sector growth etc. No,

he did NOT approve the offensive shopping mall and elite luxury penthouses that this developer then decided to build, aided and abetted by the Municipality. So why not take old information, twist it and then use it to create a misleading impression to the public? It is so easy. I wonder what Dr Theo-Ben Gurirab would say if he was aware of how his statements in 2003 have now been abused and fed to mislead the public? Would he feel he is being misrepresented? Is there a law against that? Did you know that the Attorney General himself has directed his attention to this development? Maybe there have been too many questions, too much doubt about the legitimacy of the development? Just too much smoke to ignore so that is why the Attorney General has seen fit to call in some of the key players involved to account at meetings in July 2016. Whatever explanations were offered, it has led him to charge his Legal Officers to compile a detailed report covering various issues that are in question. That report was due by end of September and continues to be anticipated. Would the Attorney General spend his valuable time and consideration on a matter without having due cause? Are alarm bells ringing? Did you know that the developer has violated the terms of the environmental clearance certificate for the construction of the Waterfront development since the day it was issued in July 2013? In the end the Environmental Commissioner had to issue a compliance order against the developer in July 2015. Over a year has since passed and? Well, the reality shows that the developer has not followed the clear order to “stop and refrain from any sea-based activities, including the construction of breakwater structures.” The reality shows that the developer has simply carried on with whatever sea-based activities they wanted to. The Environmental Commissioner had to admit to the press earlier this year that he was aware the developer was defying the order. As recently as July 2016 the Environmental Commissioner confirmed that he is aware of the legal implications and his “office is not at rest on this matter”. Despite all of this, did you know that just last week the contractors were dumping more rocks in the sea? And what has happened to that recreational small craft harbour we were promised? That is part of the legally binding agreement that the developer made with the Municipality? A marina? Downgraded to a basic launch slipway? Perhaps only when there is no wind or waves? Well, shall we wait and see who will be brave enough to try to launch and land a boat? May we take a guess that the developer and the Municipality will be double checking that they hold no liability for the safety of anyone attempting to do so? Maybe they will even charge you a fee for the pleasure of taking the risk? So how can a developer throw his weight around and get Council to change its mind about confirmed decisions? Take the example of Council stating in April 2011 “Council will NOT permit the increase in the retail area beyond 11,000 square metres.” That is a clear statement. And yet, somehow the developer managed to persuade Council to allow them to ignore that restriction and give permission to build 16,000 sqm of retail. And then it gets even more strange – the developer now boasts it has built 27,000sqm retail. So how on earth did that happen? Does

Carnage as flight of flamingoes hits high voltage power line A reader of namib times alerted the newspaper to this scene of carnage yesterday where a flight of flamingoes hit one of Nampower's high voltage overhead power lines east of Walvis Bay. The birds are attracted to the area by large pools of semi purified effluent that formed near the power lines. Eileen van der Schyff High voltage? They would have been fried. No, something else happened. Tammy Caine Its not electrocution, but collisions with the lines. This does not fry them, but breaks necks and wings, causing them to plummet to the ground, and even if they survive the collision, the force they hit the ground will often finish them off. It happens with vultures and cranes too. Eileen van der Schyff First time this seem to happen here. And how long have that lines been there? Hermien Elago Can the birds not see? Hanspeter Tomschi Learn ur physics Eileen van der Schyff You are right. They do not get fried. My bad. Bazz Bear Birds can roost on hv no problem, it's in flight impact that's the problem.

To whom this letter may concern

Pro - Ed School Swakopmund. Private As a parent and other parents that are also impacted by your decision, we wish to express our unhappiness with the way the private school Pro-Ed Swakopmund handles and treat our children. We placed our children in Pro-Ed School, because it is still an Afrikaans medium and we want to educate them to become better leaders and workers of Namibia in future. The private school is very expensive and we as parents sometime struggle to stay on schedule with school fees as per the contract with the school. When your payment is behind, the school charges interest on your account and refuses to give your children their rapports. Sometimes they just go into the children's class and tell them they must leave school with immediate effect. They are standing outside school property until the parents come with the outstanding money or to take them home and keep them at home until their account is settled. I know of some parents that were without work for 3 months and don't have money to pay outstanding fees. Their children must as a result stay out of school for long times. We all are Namibians and as far as I know the Government did specify in legislation no children must stay out of school without an education. Every time your child is being chased away from school, they are emotional and heartbroken and as a result embarrassed in front of other children whose parents can afford to pay on time. We as parents ask the Government to do something about this problem, because it is not lawful for a Namibian child to go through this. The school also get sponsors, only for specific children and it is unfair. If you talk to personnel of the school, they don't care about your child that is not in school for a long time. We are at the end of the year and children must start preparing for the lasts tests, but the school chased them out. How will they complete the year without being in school and parents don't have the full amount to pay? If the parents pay some money to keep them at school, they withhold final rapports. We as parents feel that the whole of Namibia must know how Pro-Ed private school treat our children. Kind Regards Parents Editor: in the interest of fairness, please be advised dear reader the letter has been forwarded to the principal of Pro-Ed for a response and namib times took the matter up with the Region's Education Department for clarity on this matter where a private school's policies are questioned. this all start to sound like an exercise in manipulation? Swakopmund Municipality has expended much energy to avoid being transparent. If everything has been done according to the book, then why not simply answer relevant questions? Why hide behind the developer's attorney? In fact, how can a Municipality defend bending to the developer's demands if that conflicts with their moral and legal duty to uphold the law? And what about those luxury penthouse apartments? Well, we can all see they are nowhere near completed as yet, but the developer makes it clear they are intended to be 'exclusive' – as in excluding the majority of Namibians who could only dream of being able to afford the exorbitant purchase price tag? Only the elite can meet the N$ price tag cost to buy at this “exclusive lifestyle estate”. Did you know that there continues to be unresolved questions about the very legitimacy of the land that the apartments are built on? Did the Municipality follow

the laws when it sold our State land beach to a developer originating from South Africa? What happens if the current review by Government authorities finds cause for concern? Would that throw into doubt the legal existence? So how much will these luxury apartments actually be worth then? So the developer will be hosting a grand opening of their mall on 14th October. As to be expected with such an exclusive development, invitations are sent out to selected few. They advertise a banquet will be held for their guests. Bon apetit to them, but doesn't it all sound pretentious? Rather ostentatious particularly at a time when the country is facing economic recession? Some people are no doubt hoping that the inconvenient truths will fade with time, that people will stop asking questions and ignore the failures of accountability. But isn't it funny how the truth always finds a way of coming out? Where there is smoke there is fire – it is a cliché for good reason ... ... because it turns out to be true. A VERY concerned rate payer

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FNB Namibia launches its first ever staffless branch in Swakopmund Sharlien Tjambari

The First National Bank (FNB) of Namibia launched its first ever staffless branch in Namibia at Platz Am Meer Shopping Mall in Swakopmund, Vineta on 11 October. At this bank, FNB customers can conduct their banking electronically. The branch was officially opened by the Mayor of Swakopmund Ms. Pauline Nashilundo. According to the Chief Operations Officer Mr Louis Potgieter, FNB branches are getting smaller “the technological features are being beefed up to reduce reliance service staff, as banks aim to encourage more customers onto digital products, so that's why we say we want to move and migrate the customer out of the branch. The platforms that we are creating for our customers is to such an extent that they can literally do their banking while having their cup of coffee in bed in the morning”. He further said branches will always remain a critical part of how FNB services its clients and they will always be there, “but it is the way the branches are being used by its clients that is changing and therefore the phase of our branches

is also changing” Potgieter adds. The new branch have one Advanced Deposit Teller (ADT) machine where you can deposit up to N$20 000 and according to Potgieter, the machine does not take South African rand, but Namibian dollars only. One ATM machine is available and four service cubicles where clients can do all their internet transactions. FNB clients will now have three options to choose from, they can choose whether to stay in bed and do their banking, whether to use the services of the FNB staffless branch at Platz Am Meer, or whether to go to the fully staffed branches where they can stand in queues. “The biggest opportunity that FNB got in terms of digital transformation in terms of digital banking platforms, is also then a risk for us in the banking world that we need to manage, because you as a client need to be safe and feel safe in terms of doing your banking transactions, whether it is over a cell phone or ADT via online” said Potgieter during the launch. The Mayor of Swakopmund Ms Pauline Nashilundo, who officially opened the branch said the initiative of a staffless branch means that FNB Namibia not only enable citizens to enjoy banking, but is prepared to nurture citizens into the direction of electronic channels, which means less income for the bank but more comfort, security and savings for the citizens, “and for that I thank you whole hearted-ly. Financial inclusion is a goal by our government and something that FNB have taken seriously over the years. I wish to encourage FNB Namibia to continue innovating and educating customers to ensure that as many Namibians as possible become financially literate and at the same time I wish to encourage Namibians to make use of the many opportunities that electronic (Fltr) FNB Erongo Area Manager Mr Tinnie Mouton, FNB Chief Operation Officer Mr Louis Potgieter, banking offers from ATM's, speed points, computers and cell phones. Swakopmund Mayor Ms Pauline Nashilundo, Councillor Assertha Marsh and Councillor Cleopas Ngwena Not only will this safe you time, but also money” concludes during the inauguration of the first ever Staff-less branch in Namibia Nashilundo.

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Yali applicants needed for Erongo

Farewell “Money Talk”

The Namibia/ United States Alumni association (NUSAA) Erongo team is again urging the Erongo community to apply for the 2017 Mandela Washington fellowship program.

The community of Swakopmund were shocked by the passing of the well-known business man, a father and a friend to many. Mr Bakhiit Musa Ngumba known to many Swakopmunders as “Money Talk” who passed on late last month. Ngumba was born on 24 December 1956 and died with 59 years old.

The Fellowship for Young African Leaders was established in 2014 and allows young leaders from Sub-Saharan Africa to spent time enhancing their skills at various American colleges and universities. The Fellowship is the flagship program of President Obama's Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI). It empowers young Africans to enhance their leadership skills through academic course work, leadership training, and networking. In 2017, the Fellowship will award up to 1,000 outstanding young leaders from Sub-Saharan Africa. Youth from the ages of the age of 25 to 35, who show great leadership abilities in their communities will be allowed to apply. Fellows will also have a chance to visit Washington, D.C., for a Summit featuring networking and panel discussions with U.S. leaders from the public, private, and non-profit sectors. They will each participate in one of three tracks, including Business and Entrepreneurship, Civic Leadership, or Public Management. Upon and returning home, they will build on the skills that they have developed during their time in the United States, in order to empower their communities and country. They also have access to ongoing professional development opportunities, mentoring, networking and training, and support for their ideas, businesses, and organisations.

Nusaa Erongo Team- Immanuel Hango, Piet carstens, Heinrich Hafeni( Yali allumni), Cheryl Bock fortuin amd Taati Niilenge who will be conducting Yali workshops The Namibia/ United States Alumni Association (NUSAA) Erongo team, is dedicated to ensuring that more Erongo youth are selected for the fellowship in 2017. NUSAA- Erongo will therefore host workshops in the region during the month of October, with the first one taking place at the Kuisebmond library in Walvis Bay on Friday 14 October at 18:00. Another workshop will take place at Swakopmund on Saturday 15 October at 10:00 at the Swakopmund Municipality. Prospective applicants will be equipped with skills on how to write a proper resumé, creating an elevator pitch and interviewing skills

amongst others. They will also meet with Mandela Washington Fellowship Alumni from Erongo, who will each talk about their experiences in the United States. The youth are requested to show up at these workshops, as it could change their future and benefit the region in many ways. The NUSAA team urge young people in Namibia to gain confidence and start taking such opportunities seriously, in order to promote their country to the world and become great leaders. Other youth in Namibia will also receive similar trainings in their respective regions.

Sharlien Tjambari

Ngumba started out as a television set salesman, then found a business opportunity for self-employment in shuttle services, transporting people between Swakopmund and Katima Mulilo. In 1995 he was involved in a motor vehicle accident which led to his paralysis and as a result he adjusted his lifestyle accordingly. Being the business man that he was, he crafted/improved his sewing skills, which alternately led to him opening up the Swakopmund Sewing Centre which has won him loyal customers over the past 20 years. Mr Ngumba, will always be remembered for his kindness, humour and generosity, but most of all for his unrelenting work ethic. He offered highly reliable and efficient services to the community of Swakopmund and clients from all over the country came for his sewing services. Mr Ngumba had two children Sarah and Muhammed Ngumba and he left a strong legacy of success behind and will always be remembered as one of Swakopmund's greatest business man. He also had an Upholstery business in Mondesa and also owned a couple of flats in Swakopmund. His burial was officiated by the Ashrafi Islamic Society on Monday, 3 October in Walvis Bay and the family were not ready to reveal what had led to his passing. Sarah Ngumba his daughter said they (the family) do not know what will become of the Swakopmund Sewing Centre and all his other businesses because her father's death happened so fast and there weren't any preparation made by him about any of his business should the day come when he is no more “we are still deciding on what to do and how to keep everyone happy, for the clients of Swakopmund Sewing Centre who still have their clothes or items here at the centre, we have left our contact details on the door and we will take everyone's order and try to sort out all orders and give them back to their rightful owners” adds Sarah.

A scanned photo of Mr Ngumba which was taken at his sewing centre a long time ago. The family did not have any recent photo of him and was only able to share this one

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Local Businesses assist ASC Göttingen (Weltwärts) with their goal of assisting underprivileged children

ASC Göttingen (Algemeiner Sport Club) in Göttingen is a volunteered funded service responsible for sending young German volunteers into developing countries for social services in the field of education, health, environment, agriculture, sport and culture. Mr Lennart Zerban is one of the many volunteers from Germany who had spent a year in Walvis Bay and was tasked to train our under-privileged children soccer in Kuisebmond. Armed with only a few soccer balls, he was astounded by the interest and enthusiasm our youth had demonstrated, however he was restricted to training the volume of interested children due to lack of equipment and per-sonnel. Mr Zerban thus approached various organisations within Walvis Bay and was immediately supported and assisted with the necessary items which allowed him to fulfil his training needs and capacity. He is assisted by a few Namibian soccer coaches, some whom are ex league players. ASC Göttingen would like to thank all the following sponsors for their support and donations towards this project. It has positively enhanced our youth development and has placed a smile on many young faces. · Mr Alex Kirov & Mr Sandro de Gouveia – their ongoing dedication to the development of youth soccer and sponsorship of all the Namibian soccer coaches for this particular project. · Gendev Fishing Resources · Baader Namibia (Pty) Ltd · KLD Ships Agency · Express Services (Pty) Ltd · Hydroweld CC · In Touch Cargo Namibia (Pty) Ltd · Trade Ocean Shipping Namibia (Pty) · Manica Group of Companies · OTB Sport Should any persons or companies be interested in the further support of this project, please kindly contact Mr Sandro De Gouveia Cell: 081 244 4455.

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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. * Every Saturday: Braaivleis at MOTH Centre. * Every Sunday: Potjiekos available at MOTH Centre. * 14 - 18 Oct: Fish Eagle Rally at Sparta Club in Walvis Bay. For any enquiries please contact Rassie +264811243362. *17 - 21 Oct: The Apostolic Faith Mission of Namibia - Training of Evangelists at Harvest Time Community Centre at 08:30 - 15:00. * 29 Okt: Dames Ontbyt ten bate van Kankervereniging by Vierkantklip om 08:30 vir 09:00. * 29 Oct: Santa Shoebox Project drop off at Jan Wilken Stadium Municipal Club from 09:00 - 16:00. * 30 Oct: Lagoon Park Family Market, with the theme Oktoberfest! Wear your Dirnld and Lederhosen and enjoy a day in the park. * 1 Nov: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Congregational Kerk, Narraville. * 9 Nov: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole 19h00. * 13 Nov: Moth Remembrance Day Parade at Harriers Park Memorial. * 25 & 26 Nov: Cancer Association “Weihnachtsmarkt” in the Town Hall contact Ruth -204630. ***************

SWAKOPMUND * Bridge: The Swakopmund Bridge club meets every Monday evening at 19:00 at Lions Old Age Home. Contact: Ed Barbour 064-405 604. * Swakopmund Toastmasters: Meet every first and third Monday of the month at the Europa Hof Hotel, Bismark Str 39, Swakopmund, Namibia from 19:00 - 20:30. * Every Saturday: Flea Market & fresh produce outside Wild Rocket Cafe Kriess Arcade from 08:30 - 12:00. * 22 Oct: Luncheon for all the disabled in the Erongo Region, to be held at Haus Der Jugend from 09:00, organised by The Organisation for Caring for People with Disabilities. For more information please contact Almut 081 299 1902 or Carol-Ann 081 209 8169. * 22 Oct: The Phoniker Orchestra presents the Golden Juke Box Show at Desert Tavern at 20:00. * 30 Oct: Sunday Market (every last Sunday of the month) at the Green Centre, 5 Libertine Amathila Ave from 9am–1pm. Contact Bea 081 69 29 072. * 25/26 Nov: Advent Market at the LIONS Old Age Home. Friday from 15:00 and Saturday from 08:00, organised by the Organisation for Caring for People with Disabilities. For more information please contact Almut 081 299 1902 or Carol-Ann 081 209 8169. * 27 Nov: Sunday Christmas Market at the Green Centre, 5 Libertine Amathila Ave from 12pm–9pm. Contact Bea 081 69 29 072. ***************

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

The Golden Juke Box Show in SWAKOPMUND at Desert Tavern – 22 October 2016 Golden Hits from the 1950s and 1960s The well-known Namibian band The Phoniker Orchestra presents a powerful live show, igniting the spirit of the unforgettable Rock n Roll era. So you better get your dancing shoes on! The Phoniker Orchestra will take its audience on a historic musical journey from the beginning of Rock n Roll in 1954 and how it has evolved into Soul and Rock by the end of the 1960s. All songs performed are all-time favourites and number 1 billboard chart hits from each year throughout the two decades start-ing with Bill Haley's 1954 hit “Rock Around the Clock” and ending with Elvis Presley's 1969 number 1 hit “Suspicious Minds.” Additional to the incredible music there are also many stories to tell how the Rock n Roll genre evolved and what certain artists were up to in their famous times. The Golden Juke Box show was premiered in 2008 at the National Theatre in Windhoek and in Swakopmund with over 2,000 enthusiastic guests. After a successful repeat in June earlier this year in Windhoek at the Warehouse Theatre, the band is taking the show to the coast again. Audiences can expect a powerful and entertaining show from the 11-piece strong band, including a 6-piece horn section, the 11 musicians of The Phoniker Orchestra promise a powerful and entertaining show, inviting you to dance and groove along. The Band consists of Claudine Nelson (vocals), Thomas Bokemuller (guitar, vocals), Dave Webster (drums, vocals), Robert Key (Bass), Hellmut Kries (keyboards), Hu-de San (alt sax), Kathrin Vente (tenor sax), Jörg Gutzeit (trombone), Peter Kazmaier (trumpet), Udo Witte (trumpet), and Niko Brückner (trumpet). The Phoniker Orchestra is probably Windhoek's most established Show Band, historically connected to the Windhoek Karneval as the former Wikaphoniker, having contributed significantly to the success of the annual Karneval shows. Since 2008, the band has focused on performing themebased Live Shows in Namibia with overwhelming recognition for the premier of the GOLDEN JUKE BOX SHOW, the 2010 Show CHICAGO BLUES NIGHT, as well as the BLUES BROTHERS SOUL NIGHT in 2014. The Golden Juke Box Show is on Saturday, 22 October 2016 at Desert Tavern in Swakopmund. The show begins 20:00, doors open at 18:30. Tickets are available at the door for N$100.

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste

Unser komplexes Organ Unser Gehirn besteht aus zwei Hälften, auch Hemisphären genannt. Diese sind durch einen Balken, den "Corpus callosum", miteinander verbunden. Vereinfacht lässt sich das Gehirn in vier weitere Areale unterteilen, die für verschiedene Aufgaben und Leistungen zuständig sind. Das Großhirn: Es ist der höchstentwickelte und größte Teil. In ihm werden beispielsweise Sinneseindrücke verarbeitet, Bewegungen koordiniert und das Denken und Erinnern ermöglicht. Das Großhirn macht etwa 80 Prozent der gesamten Hirnmasse aus. Das Kleinhirn: Dieser Teil des Hirns ist zehnmal kleiner als das Großhirn. Im Kleinhirn liegt z. B. unser Gleichgewichtsgefühl, der Ablauf von Bewegungen wird koordiniert und der Spracherwerb wird ermöglicht. Das Zwischenhirn: Das Zwischenhirn erfüllt wichtige vegetative (unbewusste) Körperfunktionen. So reguliert es beispielsweise die Körpertemperatur und steuert das Hunger- oder Durstgefühl. Zudem verarbeitet es Gefühle wie Trauer oder Freude. Der Hirnstamm (Mittelhirn und Nachhirn): Der Hirnstamm gilt als ältestes Areal des Gehirns. Ihm haben wir die Regulierung unseres Herzschlags zu verdanken, die Atmung oder bestimmte Reflexe, wie etwa das Husten. Weiterhin können wir mithilfe des Hirnstammes unsere Aufmerksamkeit auf be-

Der Mensch benutzt nur ein Drittel seines Gehirns zum Denken...!!!

stimmte Sinneseindrücke lenken und so zum Beispiel die Augenbewegung kontrollieren. Rechte und linke Gehirnhälfte übernehmen unterschiedliche Funktionen. Die linke Gehirnhälfte: Soll vor allem für das analytische Denken, Logik, Sprache, Schlussfolgerungen, Wissenschaft, Mathematik, Schrift, Zahlenverständnis und die Kontrolle der rechten Hand verantwortlich sein und somit überwiegend rationale Leistungen erbringen. Die rechte Gehirnhälfte: In der rechten Hälfte finden sich Fähigkeiten wie das Kunstbewusstsein, Kreativität, Vorstellungskraft, Intuition, Verständnis, Gedanken, musikalisches Bewusstsein, 3-D Sicht und die Kontrolle der linken Hand. Voraussetzung für die verschiedenen Leistungen und Aufgaben, die unser Gehirn erbringt, sind Milliarden von Neuronen, auch Gehirnzellen genannt. Sie kommunizieren ständig miteinander, um Informationen auszutauschen. Dies geschieht mithilfe

Möchten Sie mit Ihrer Afrikaverwandtschaft angeben? Melden Sie sich bei Susann Kinghorn; Tel. 405183 oder 0812538850; Mail: susann kinghorn@gmail.com

Interessant! Und was macht das andere Drittel?

elektrischer Impulse. Das Neuronen-Netzwerk erstreckt sich über eine Länge von mehr als 100 Kilometer. Obschon täglich 10000 bis 100000 Gehirnzellen absterben, haben wir nur einen Gesamtverlust von 10 Prozent der Nervenzellen-Kapazität am Ende unseres Lebens. Das Hirn macht zwar nur circa zwei bis drei Prozent des gesamten Körpergewichts aus (im Schnitt wiegt es ungefähr 1,4 kg), benötigt aber eine enorme Menge an Energie. So braucht unser Denkorgan etwa 20 Prozent des Sauerstoffs, welcher sich in unserem Blut befindet, und 15 Prozent der Leistung, die durch unser Herz erzeugt wird. Um die Funktionen des Gehirns aufrecht zu erhalten, strömen tagtäglich bis zu 1200 Liter Blut und 75 Liter reiner Sauerstoff durch unser Gehirn. Aufgrund fehlender Rezeptoren kann das Hirn keinen Schmerz empfinden. Trotzdem können wir natürlich Kopfschmerzen haben, da sich die Rezeptoren an anderen Stellen, um das Gehirn herum, verteilen. Alle Schmerzen werden als Nervenimpulse von den Rezeptoren an das Gehirn weitergegeben. Die Nervenimpulse zum Gehirn (und von ihm weg), haben eine Geschwindigkeit von etwa 270 Kilometer pro Stunde. Auf der folgenden Website, von der dieser Artikel stammt, können Sie sich Gehirnübungen kostenlos herunterladen: http://www.neuronatio n.de/science/unser-ge hirn-ein-kleiner-über blick-über-das-mensch liche-denkorgan

Preisausschreiben: Omaruru Game Lodge

Regenstimmung am Wasserloch vor dem Restaurant der Omaruru Game Lodge. Foto: Susann Kinghorn Die Omaruru Game Lodge, liegt in einem 3400 ha grossen Areal etwa 20 km nordöstlich von Omaruru entfernt. Vor dem Restaurant befindet sich ein großes Wasserloch, sodass man vom Komfort seines Esstisches oder zum Sundowner von der Veran-

da aus allerhand Wild beobachten kann. Wild gibt es mehr als genug in diesem Gästebetrieb, und wenn man Glück hat, kann man sogar ein enthorntes Nashorn streicheln. Man fühlt sich wie in einem Zoo, nur dass die Tiere nicht in Käfige gesperrt sind.

Die Oase mit ihrer üppigen Vegetation, den schattigen Palmen und Platanen und den darin harmonisch eingebetteten Bungalows ist eine wahre Pracht, in der man die Seele baumeln lassen kann. Wenn Sie die folgenden drei Fragen bis zum 18. Oktober

richtig beantwortet haben, können Sie einen von drei Preisen gewinnen: 1. Wem gehört die Omaruru Game Lodge? 2. Nennen Sie sechs Tierarten, die man dort findet. 3. Welches Jungtier können Kinder zur Zeit an der Rezeption der Lodge füttern? Zu gewinnen sind: 1. Eine BungalowÜbernachtung für zwei Personen in einem Doppelzimmer inklusive Frühstück im Werte von N$ 1760,-; 2. Eine Übernachtung in einem Selbstversorger-Bungalow für zwei Personen (keine Mahlzeiten eingeschlossen) im Werte von N$ 900,-; 3. Eine zweieinhalbstündige Wildfahrt für zwei Personen im Werte von N$ 460,-. Bitte senden Sie Ihre Antworten an susann kinghorn@gmail.com

Ein paar Wortspielereien Warum gibt es in Flugzeugen Schwimmwesten statt Fallschirme? Wie kommt ein Schneepflugfahrer morgens zur Arbeit? Wenn man in einem Fluggerät sitzen würde, das mit Lichtgeschwindigkeit fliegt, was würde passieren, wenn man die Scheinwerfer einschaltet? Wenn die sog. "Black Box" eines Flugzeugs unzerstörbar ist, wieso baut man dann nicht das ganze Flugzeug aus dem Material? Falls ein Wort falsch geschrieben im Wörterbuch steht, werden

Möge die Musik Sie an diesem Wochenende fröhlich begleiten

wir das je erfahren? Wie merkt man, dass unsichtbare Tinte alle ist? Warum hat Noah die zwei Stechmücken nicht erschlagen? Warum stellt jemand Fragen, wenn er eh keine Antwort haben möchte? Wann wird endlich der Niagarafall gelöst? Wenn jemand in einem Klärwerk arbeiten möchte, sollte man ihm dann vorher zu einem Schnupperpraktikum raten?

Zieh die Kordel jetzt...jeeetzt!!!

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Worte der Woche Blondinen und Blondinen Willkommen zum Kurs ,,Wie kann ich meine Aufstiegschancen verbessern?”.

Chef

Sie

Der eiskalte Boss Er tritt hart, beugt und erdrückt mich. Er ist gross und stark, zerbricht mich. Wenn ich weine, sieht er den Schmerz nicht, der mich zerreisst, ist taub, er hört nicht, zieht noch fester den Strick um meine Kehle, lässt nicht zu, dass ich ihm Zeit und Geld stehle. Sein eisig blauer Blick, ich fast erstarre, kalt die weisse Hand, schwammig wie Feuerqualle. Mein Herz erfriert, doch er spürt nie, sein frostig’ Auge, niemals erglüht nie, er grinst breit, brüllt: ,,Ich hol mir die Nächste. Ich hab’ die Macht, ja ich bin der Grösste.” Doch ICH gebe nicht auf und ich kämpfe, bringt es mir auch manch’ Magenkrämpfe. Ich bin stark, stärker als dieses Wesen, da ich hab’, was ihm wohl versagt gewesen. In meinem Herzen spür’ ich die Liebe, erweckt mit Wärme, erneuert’ Lebensgefühle und zeige meinem ehemaligen Bezwinger mein stolzes Haupt, zeig ihm den Mittelfinger.

Eine Blondine und ein Rechtsanwalt sitzen nebeneinander im Zug. Dem Rechtsanwalt ist langweilig und er denkt, er zockt mal eben die Blondine ab: "Entschuldigen Sie, hätten Sie Lust auf ein Spiel? Wir stellen uns gegenseitig eine Frage, und wer keine Antwort hat, der gibt dem anderen fünf Mark." Die Blondine will aber ihre Ruhe und lehnt ab. Der Anwalt bleibt hartnäckig und erhöht zu ihren Gunsten den Einsatz, weil sie bestimmt eh´ nichts weiß. "Sie bekommen 50 Mark, ich weiterhin nur 5 Mark für jede nicht beantwortete Frage." Ok, die Blondine lässt sich darauf ein.

Der Anwalt stellt eine lange, komplizierte, juristische Frage und, nachdem sie keine Antwort weiss, bekommt er seine fünf Mark. Dann ist die Blondine dran: "Was hat vier Beine, wenn es den Berg rauf geht, und drei Beine, wenn es herunterkommt?" Der Anwalt überlegt, befragt mehrere CDROM´s, sucht durch das Internet und gibt schließlich der Blondine 50 Mark. Sie steckt sie ein und dreht sich um. “Ok", meint der Anwalt, "Und was ist die Antwort?" Darauf dreht sich die Blondine um und gibt ihm fünf Mark...

Ich bin nicht ,,bossy”, sondern hab’ einfach nur Führerqualitäten!

Ein Blondine kommt mit zwei verbrannten Ohren ins Krankenhaus und sagt: "Herr Doktor, ich war total in Gedanken, und als das Telefon klingelte, habe ich mir das heiße Bügeleisen ans Ohr ge-

Haltet unsere kostbare Namib sauber!!!

halten anstatt das Telefon. " Arzt: ,,Und was ist mit dem anderen Ohr passiert?” Blondine: ,,Ich musste doch den Rettungsdienst anrufen!”

Locker vom Hocker Und das Wasser strömt...

Liebe Küstenleser! In letzter Zeit sehe ich immer häufiger, wie unser lebensnotwendiges Trinkwasser irgendwelche Salz- oder Asphaltstraßen hinunterfließt. Dabei heißt es doch dauernd, wir sollen mit dem kostbaren Lebenselixier sparsam(er) umgehen. Damit meint man wohl: statt Rasen und Rosen nur noch Sukkulenten pflanzen, Schwimmbecken (die wir zumindest an der Küste nicht brauchen, haben wir doch das größte Heilbad vor der Nase!) am besten gleich ganz vergessen, möglichst erst nach

sale bzw. reißende Ströme verwandeln, von denen wir wohl alle hoffen, dass sie sich in der bevorstehenden kleinen Regenzeit ganz natürlich ergeben: Vor einiger Zeit sah ich auf dem Bürgersteig vor einem Haus einen Rasensprenger lustig Wasser versprühen, und es floss in Strömen durch die Moses-GaroebStraße. Nach zwei Stunden strömte es noch immer. Also fragte ich bei den Leuten im Haus nach. Die beiden jungen Männer aus Südafrika lebten nur zur Miete dort und erzählten mir, dass das

tes Wasserrohr an der Ecke Anton Lubowski Ave./Nathaniel Maxuilili Straße. Die beiden Fotos zeigen, wie das Problem behoben wurde. Glaubt man, damit die Sache ungesehen ungeschehen zu machen? Gleich neben der Metallkrause springt nämlich ein total verrostetes Wasserrohr ins Auge. Könnte man daraus schließen, dass die Kanalisation bereits total

An der Ecke Anton Lubowski-Avenue und Nathaniel Maxuilili-Straße wurde mittels einer ,,Halskrause” das Wasserleck unter Kontrolle gebracht.... dem sechsten Klogang Wasser bereits seit Ta- marode ist? Und sollte die Toilette spülen, das gen läuft. Der Sprenger man daraus folgern, Händewaschen gleich würde auf jeden Fall dass einer zwar im Aulassen, den Körper nicht zum Haus gehö- genblick billig erscheihöchstens einmal wö- ren. Nach einem Anruf nenden hakkahannachentlich generalrei- bei der Stadtverwal- Lösung eine auf lange nigen, die Kleidung tung wurde das Pro- Sicht billigere, profes(vielleicht mit Ausnah- blem endlich behoben. sionelle Methode vorme der Unterhose) halt Vor einer guten Woche zuziehen sei, nämlich mal einen ganzen Mo- lief das Wasser im die Totalerneuerung nat tragen, Trinkbares Zentrum der Haupt- des Kanalisationssysnur in abgepackter straße, die kürzlich neu tems. Form von Bier, Wein, geteert worden war. Oder ist die SwakopCola, Red Bull u.a. die Mit einem großen Bag- munder TourismusKehle hinunterjagen - ger wurde ein Loch branche daran interesaber bitte nicht den ausgehoben, das Leck siert, Venedig KonkurWasserhahn anrüh- per Manschette (?) be- renz zu bieten? hoben und anstelle der ren! Zurück zu den Wasser- Teerdecke eine Sand- Das fragt sich massen, die die Swa- schicht darüber ge- Ihre kopmunder Verkehrs- streut. Zur gleichen Susann Kinghorn wege in kleine Rinn- Zeit gab es ein undich-

...aber was ist mit dem Teil, das gleich daneben so rostbraun und fragwürdig im Boden steckt? Fotos: Susann Kinghorn

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Monthly Monitor: September 2016 Market Review: On the global front, the US Federal Reserve decided not to increase interest rates at their September meeting. Despite improving domestic fundamentals, sluggish global growth, volatile financial markets and tepid US inflation were noted as the reasons for another delay. The announcement boosted the US equity market. With continuing monetary stimulus in other parts of the world, such as Europe and Japan and no tightening in the US, global developed market yields remain low. This encourages investors to take on more risk in their search for yield which is steering them into emerging market assets. Locally, South African (SA) consumer price inflation came in at 5.9% year-on-year, which is lower than previous releases and back within the central bank's target range of 3% to 6%. Lower inflation urged the SA Reserve Bank to keep interest rates on hold too. Several economists feel that we are near the end of the tightening cycle. As capital flows out of developed markets and into emerging markets the SA Rand (ZAR) has continued to show strength and our bonds are rallying. See Table 1 below for asset class returns over various periods:

The global search for yield in emerging markets is evident in Table 1 above in the year-to-date figures for local bonds. The strengthening of the ZAR is also evident in the weak performance of foreign shares when translated into local currency terms. The 1Year figures paint a clear picture of how weak asset class performances in general have been. 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 and 3-year (per annum) returns ending September 2016 of our five managed portfolios. The returns are calculated based on gross internal rates of return (IRR's) from actual client data:

The strong ZAR and our heavy foreign exposure has detracted from performance over the short term. However, when the ZAR weakens our clients will enjoy great rewards. Conclusion: As mentioned previously, the past year has been lacklustre in terms of asset class performances and the general consensus of local asset managers is that we can expect this trend to continue. It now becomes even more critical for asset managers and fund managers to do thorough work in terms of finding value in a rather benign investment environment. We place great emphasis on choosing outstanding asset managers with excellent skills and a solid track record to find these pockets of value and also on our portfolio positioning. Focus is kept on the long-term and we find satisfaction in beating our benchmarks over meaningful periods. Hendrie Scheun, BSc (UNAM), DEP & MSc (Financial Economics) (London), ACFP (Investments) (UFS), and CFSÂŽ, is a qualified economist with wide international and local experience. He is a financial adviser at the Namibian coast focusing on savings and investments and can be reached on 081 127 2244. Investment Analyst, Michele Arnold, BCom (Honours in Risk Management) (North-West University) contributed to this article.

14 OCTOBER 2016 NOTICE OF TRANSFER OF BUSINESS Ta k e n o t i c e t h a t A b e n t e u e r Tr a v e l Management CC intends to alienate and dispose of its business Travel Lounge, carried on at premises situate at No 14 Kraal Street, Swakopmund to and in favour of Namibia Travel Lounge CC, who shall carry on the business for its own account at the aforesaid premises, and this publication shall serve ad due notice having been given in terms of Section 34 of the Insolvency Act No.24 of 1936.

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VACANCY Simag Logistics (PTY) Ltd is a subsidiary of CMEC COMTRANS International Co.,Ltd (CMEC COMTRANS),which is derived from the logistics department of CMEC (China Machinery Engineering Corporation). Our Namibia subsidiary has been established with the aim to expand the Namibia and SADC markets with our professional logistics and truck fleet.

Job description: Transport coordinator Description of Job: 1. Scheduling of Transport loading and offloading. 2. Liaising between clients and drivers for status updates. 3. Monitor drivers on daily basis, 4. Communicate with workshop and schedule maintenance. 5. Oversee due dates on truck registrations, permits, etc. 6. Ensure cargo is properly loaded and lashed before leaving depot. 7. Monitor driver paper work and update. 8. Ensure drivers follows company policies and procedures 9. Ensure live data capture and update of the transport software system. 10. Ensure required permits are up to date. 11. Fulfil orders from management. Requirement for Candidate 1. Mini 3 years' experience in Transport/logistics sector. 2. Good oral & writing in English 3. Valid B driver's license 4. Proficient in Microsoft word, excel and PowerPoint. 5. Must be able to work under pressure. 6. Must be flexible to work overtime and to travel 7. Team work and good leadership. Closing date for applications: 21 October 2016

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ESTATE NOTICE In the Estate of the late Johann Heinrich Rohlwink who died on the 28 August 2016 and was residing at No 73 Sam Nujoma Avenue, Swakopmund. Creditors and debtors of the above Estate are requested to lodge their claims against the Estate or pay their debts to the Estate at the undermentioned address within a period of 30 (thirty) days as from date of publication of this advertisement. ELLIS SHILUNGUDWA INC Legal Practitioners 1st Floor Altes Amtsgericht Building c/o Theo-Ben Gurirab Ave & Tobias Hainyeko Street P O Box 2148 Swakopmund (Ref: LOS12/0001-AK)

LIQUOR ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A MAGISTRATE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998 Notice is hereby given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the Magistrate of the District of 1. Name and postal address of applicant: Adari Game Conservation & Management Services CC, P O Box 21164, Windhoek. 2. Name of licensed business to which application relates: Adari Game Conservation & Management Services CC. 3. Address/location of licensed premises to which application relates: Tsaobis Nature Park Rest Camp. 4. Nature and details of application: Restaurant Liquor Licence. 5. Where application

will be lodged: Swakopmund. 6. Date on which application will be lodged: 7 December 2016. Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Magistrate of the District, to reach the Magistrate not later than 7 days after the date on which application is lodged.

address of applicant: Big Brother Guesthouse CC, P O Box 324, Usakos. 2. Name of licensed business to which application relates: Big Brother Gueshouse CC. 3. Address/location of licensed premises to which application relates: Plot 7, Laaste Begin, Usakos. 4. Nature and details of application: Restaurant Liquor Licence. 5. Where application will be lodged: Swakopmund. 6. Date on which application will be lodged: 7 December 2016. Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Magistrate of the District, to reach the Magistrate not later than 7 days after the date on which application is lodged.

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Tamariskia Primary School learners walk for school hall fundraising project Sharlien Tjambari

Learners, parents and teachers of Tamariskia Primary School on Friday, 7 October walked for the construction of their school hall. The school organised a fundraising and funwalk day incorporated as part of their fundraising project. According to Mrs Lizette Fischer, the school is 46 years old and for the past 46 years it has been operating without a school hall “and whenever we have functions and need a school hall we always rent the Tamariskia Town Hall or we need to rent another school's hall for our functions. Sometimes it is expensive and it is awkward for the parents to go out and very inconvenient so we would like, for our image and recognition to have our own school hall.” Tamariskia Primary School have a total number of 1182 learners from grade zero to seven. The project of raising funds for the school hall started about two or three years ago and they have approximately about N$80 000, “but as you all know it is very expensive to build as property is very expensive, so our estimation for the fundraising is about N$1.5 million for the hall” said Fischer. She further said the school would like to lay the foundation of the school hall by the end of this year and that is their main goal. “I would like to express my sincere gratitude and thanks to the parents, the Tamariskia community and the Swakopmund community for the assistance that they have given us so far, but we would also like to urge them and encourage them to please assist us more, as we also have a pled-ging from now until the end of November. Any contribution, anything or any way in which they would like to support us are more than welcome. They can contact us at the school and we will really appreciate it, especially the businesses, please come forth and also contribute to the education of our kids” concludes Fischer. The learners and teachers walked from school through Tamariskia suburb, past Woerman&Brock Vineta toward Wurstbude Pizzeria and Restaurant and back to school where they continued with their fun day activities.

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Opel Astra Named as South African Car of the Year Finalist

Opel Astra, the reigning European Car of the Year, has been selected as a finalist for the 2017 Wesbank South African Car of the Year (COTY) competition. This is the second successive year in which an Opel has been named COTY finalist in South Africa after ADAM and Corsa were voted as finalists last year.

The Astra which was launched in South Africa in April this year has received great accolades from local as well as international media. Packed with segment leading safety, infotainment and driver aid technology, the Opel Astra is a game changer in the mid-size hatchback segment giving buyers access to technology usually reserved for luxury vehicles. "We've won the big European prize and it would be a real honour to add the local trophy to our cabinet," commented Brian Olson, vice president vehicle sales, service, and marketing GM SubSaharan Africa. "There's no doubt that Europe's top automotive communicators found the Astra to be the best of the best and we hope that evaluators from the South African Guild of Motoring Journalists reach the same conclusion. Local customers have certainly recognized the Astra as the best in its class, so far demand has far outstripped supply with the new Astra achieving its best market share in 20 years" Of course, COTY success is not new to the Opel brand, both here and abroad. In 1985 a previous Astra generation was the European COTY, while on the local front Opel products were chosen by the SAGMJ evaluators as their benchmark car in 1991, 1994 and 1995. Past and present Astra models clearly have got what it takes to win. The current Astra has averaged close to 100 units a month since launch, and holds about 10 percent of the C-segment hatchback market share, April to August. The SAGMJ COTY jury will evaluate the Astra and the other finalists in early February 2017, with the winner announced on 15 March 2017.

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PROFESSOR KING AMBUJE Powerful medicine for love & sexual problems The King of all Doctors in Africa is here to help all the people in Namibia, no matter how small or bigger. If you fail from other doctors come to me, the big man with 100% experience specialist. Bring back lost lover same day job, mens penis enlargement-M-L-EXL, pregnancy problems, stop your lover from cheating on you, quick marriage & get man or woman of your choice no matter what, court cases & win coptation, win casino & gambling, financial problems welcome, magic wallet & sandawana oil, charms for attracting jobs promotion, enlargement your hips, buttocks & breast, to win tenders & pass exams, binding properties etc, car, home, to recover stolen goods, to revenge from enemies, get money in your account, delete credit & loans. Call King Ambuje 081 793 5397

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

PROFESSOR ABASSI Stop suffering & crying now if you failed from another doctors, come to me the big man, with 65 years experience, will help you with your problems, with 100% quarante, no matter small or big, LIKE: Bring back lost lover. Stop your lover cheat on you. Pregnancy same day. Get man or woman for your choice. Man penis enlargement. Money in account, magic in wallet, financial problems, delete loans & credit, gambling and many more. Call Abassi 081 790 3121

STANLY & LUCY DRY CLEANER CELL 081 127 7140 081 272 8027 081 237 6451 We are at Trade Centre [unit7] We bring the service near you We Specialized in Dry Cleaning * Blankets * Suits * Leather Jackets * Trousers * Overalls * Jersey * Jeans and many more Bring all what is dirty we are here for you, looking after hygiene. We can pick up and we can deliver. Thanks to our Valuable Clients

ALL ROUNDER HANDYMAN For building site, Needed In SWK, sms me Your Work experience, And I will get back to you. 081 638 6300

100% Dr King Chabwela Wipe your tears and stop crying and suffering now!!! The old man with 60 years of experience and the master of doctors in Africa is challenging to solve any kinds of problems like, bringing back lost lovers in 3 hours, quick marriage and stop your lover from cheating on you, get a man or woman of your choice, pregnancy problems same day, financial problems and get money in your account, delete loans and credit, magic wallet and chitaka magic, man’s penis enlargements M-L-XL same day, to be strong in bed and more rounds, court cases, get jobs & promotions, unfinished jobs you are welcome. If you failed from other doctors come to me. Call Dr. Chabwela 081 775 9744

KING YAMBONE Traditional healer who can help your problems with lovers, pregnancy problems, winning tenders, gambling, casino, wallet magic, breast enlargement and bum enlargement. Call King Yambone 081 231 0681

Dr Chad Pay after Success Bring back your lost lover the same day, get married quickly, storp your partner from cheating and make him/her love only you, pregnancy problems Financial problems Enlargements for 10cm to 30cm and many more Call 081 326 7804

TRADITIONAL DOCTOR: He helps with different types of problems such as court cases, love affairs, marriage problems, weak erection for men, vagina tightness, house problems. All types of STDs but not with Aids. Headaches, pain, chest pain, changing of bad luck, spiritual, Job problems, business improvement, any type of good luck. Never give up your lifeyour Doctor is there for you. Call DOCTOR MOYO 081 339 5913 House Number 471 Mandume Yandemfayo Str Mondesa Swakopmund. MTUMBA TRADITIONAL DOCTOR Stop suffering and crying because of problems. My medicine is 100% guaranteed. No matter how big the problems, bring back lost lover in 6 hours by using chipuse oil and powder, get married quickly and stop cheating and make your partner love you. Wallet magic, stick magic. Win court cases, no matter how serious, love powder for proposing get a lover of your choice. Quick divorce, delete loans, money in your account and many more. Call: 081 819 9127

TRADITIONAL DOCTOR: Dr. S Jeke (The Best). Bad Luck Luck Muti - Love Problems - Marriage to keep your lover just for yourself - Work problems - Promotions - To get tenders and to boost your business - People don’t want to pay you back Pregnancy Problems Protection of Farms, Houses, Cars and Animals - Sexual transmitted sickness - all sickness Asthma, BP Remove to-koloshi from bodies, houses - Men’s power se-xuality Spiritual doctors in need of more spiritual powers, etc. House Nr.(79) 3191D Johanna Benson Street Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay. Cell: 081 303 3149. Doctor Shimu Pay after success Love problem within 24hours Penis enlargements all sizes the same day. Gambling customer attraction to boosting your business Get married quick Pregnancy problems Boost your breast and hips and many more My medicine is 100% guaranteed Call Doctor Shimu 081 381 8900 CASH FOR GOLD Are you our of cash then sell your unwanted gold and silver Jewelry to me for cash on the spot We operate in Swakopmund, Walvisbay Hentiesbay and Arandis Contact me at 0813443794/0816132647 We operate 24/7

MAULANA TRADITIONAL DOCTOR My muthi is 100% guaranteed no matter how big the problem, bring back lost lover in, get married quickly and make your partner think and dream about you always, manhood, loans in an hour, fix financial problems, get money using white stone, borrow magic stick and magic. Wallet to bring money, win court cases. Love power for proposing get a lover of your choice, bind your lover to stop cheating and be yours forever, unfinished jobs welcome get a job promotion easily. Muthi for retrenched people to be replaced. Contact: 081 809 8887 DR RISHAD Mail Order Deliveries pay after success result Miracle bring back lost lover, the same day, quick marriage, pregnancy problems, stop your partner from cheating, make you lover to love you only you. Enlargements all sizes, hips and breast enlargements, S M L to XL win gambling and casino, magic wallet, pass exams, get money in your account, financial problems and many more call Dr Rishad 081 857 1528 ROOF REPAIRS & HOME RENOVATIONS By the Austrian Master builder, plumbing and electrical work. No job to small, modern bathrooms, swimming pools, electric perimeter security, wood work, gates, metal work, garden irrigation systems, and so much more. Also selling real cow manure 30kg bags. Call Gunther anytime, 081 638 6300

TRADITIONAL AFRICAN DOCTOR Powerful herbalist with strong medication to help solve your problems 100% if you tail from other Doctors come to me! Specialist in bringing back lost lovers from cheating, hips and breast enlargement, pregnancy problems, penis enlargement, financial problems, lucky charms oil using linyololo. Winning gambling, and casino, court cases and many more. Contact: 081 475 6350

KING LUPANGA HERBALIST Stop suffering and crying with problems, here is an old man who is specialized in lost love to bring with in 6 hours and he or she must love you only and stop cheating at you. Lucky charms, gambling, wallet magic, stick magic, court cases no matter how serious, get a job and promotion and many more! Get a man or woman of your choice Contact: 081 319 9979 Dr King Masa 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 from cheating and make him or her love only you. * Pregnancy problems, enlargement from 5cm to 30cm * Win casino-gambling, financial problems * Remove badluck, getting job quickly * Boost your breast and hips and many many more Call 081 368 7335 CAR KEYS We program & supply new & spare keys, program 2nd hand ECU’s & air bag ECU’s, all cars make & models. For a free quote contact: RDJ SERVICES & SUPPLIES SMS / WHATSAPP / CALL: 081 374 6444

F. Vries Building Renovations & Construction cc For any Building Work (Tiling, Plumbing, Interlock, Painting, Roofing & Cleaning of Sides Please Contact: 081 247 7318 or 081 431 9084

RUBBISH / SCRAP / FURNITURE MOVING SERVICE With our truck we can offer your the following services: *Move furniture from point to point. *We move rubbish from houses, building / construction sites. *We more scrap / rubbish from business premises and any other place. Contact: 081 571 4980

EK HET N 4TON , 5.2M BAK LORRIE, HET JY N VRAG? EK VERWYDER VULLIS, BOU ROMMEL, DOEN TREKKE.... ENIGE VRAG. COENRAAD FOURIE CELL: 081 337 0876

Cupboard World's Birthday Special: Up to 15% discount! Kitchens, Fitted wardrobes, Flooring, live and upcoming developments and Cross country installations. Contact Riaan: 081 222 1299 or riaannel@iway.na

YOUR HOME HANDYMAN Repairs and Renovations Chris Rodgers Cell: [+264] 81 128 1961 Email: bou.rodgers@ gmail.com Swakopmund

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

Building Plans (Draughting). Industrial, Commercial or Residential. From new developments too everyday alterations plans needed. Contact: Juan Kinnear 081 258 8214.

S. LINUS BUILDING CONTRACTOR For all building new or renovation, painting work contact S. Linus 081 242 9604

YUMMY EATS We bake cakes, cupboards for birthdays, babyshower, confirmations and many more occasions. Do not hesitate to call us 081 430 1904 Josebin Driving School We offer Driving Lessons N$90.00 per hour If you pay for 10 Lessons you get 2 FREE Call us at 081 237 6355

CARS

2009 GWM Multi-wagon Voetstoot (AS IS) Price: N$60 000 (neg) In Walvis Bay Contact: 081 152 2956 / 081 576 9555 FOR SALE 2009 Nissan teana/maxim Super luxury, full house blue, 85 000 km N$51 000.00 Contact: 081 427 0700 FOR SALE: Landcruise 100 series, V8 2000 model Contact: 081 128 3343

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FOR SALE NP 200 Nissan 1.6 Pick-up with canopy 2014 model Only 11 800 km As good as new!!! N$110 000.00 negotiable Contact: 081 127 7381

PARTS FOR SALE: Toyota D4D 3l 4x2 gearbox, diff, intercooler, fuel tank, radio tape. 7 Ton refrigerator truck to hire for transportation of frozen products everywhere in Namibia. Contact Jesaya: 081 127 9564 081 333 3492

FOR SALE: Landcruise 100 series, 4500 efi 2000 model Contact: 081 128 3343

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2nd Hand Shop We buy and sell anything of value

GREGS MOTOR SPARES Now open Walvis Bay Tel: 064 278 550 Fax: 064 207 808 Address: 15 Hanna Mupetami Northern Industry Windscreens, car body parts, engines, car paints

FOR SALE NISSAN UD-60 6 Ton Box body 2007 Model General good condition, needs gearbox Can be viewed in Walvis Bay 081 129 1304

FOR SALE: 1995 Toyota Hilux Double Cab 2.4 Petrol 4x4. Full service history. Excellent condition. N$110 000.00 negotiable. Contact: 081 122 5271

Car 4 Sale Swakopmund 2012 Toyota Fortuner 3D4D White Manual 104 000 km N$280 000.00[neg] Phone Douw Venter 081 665 5582

MOTORFIETS TE KOOP 2015 Big Boy Swift Scooter met helmet te koop Lae Kilo‛s, Padvaardig N$10,000 Cell 081 210 7570

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FOR SALE SWAKOPMUND NEW TYRES All Sizes Available Best Prices in Town Shop 16A Woermann Brock Vineta Shopping Centre LAY-BYE Accepted Call 081 243 1045 / 081 223 1042

Walvis Bay FOR SALE NARRAVILLE House with big erf for lots of extensions, 2 bedr, 1 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge. Price – N$850 000.00 For the Investor!! Flat in Narraville. 2 bedr, 1 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, single garage. N$735 000.00

NEW BUILT HOMES FOR SALE OR RENT at ARANDIS

STUNNING NEW BUILT 2 Bedroom Houses with adjacent Flat for extra income. Superb neighbourhood Selling below valuation for N$555,000.00 Only 3 left. Contact Daphne 081 2059005

Call 081 567 4522 PROPERTY IS WEALTH

GARDENING FOR SALE COMPOST MADE FROM SEAWEED 5 Different kinds of manures, akazia ashes etc. 32 Years of proven quality. 5kg - N$35 35 Kg - N$140 Walvis Bay residents 081 731 0898 Swakopmund 081 339 9844

For Sale Ocean View Swakopmund 2 Houses on a 982m² First House 4 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom, 3 Garages, Kitchen Lounge, Dinning Room, In and Outside BBQ plus : Second House 1 x Double Storey, 3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom, Open Plan Kitchen, Lounge, In-side BBQ, Big Garage and much more! Price N$3,500 000.00 NEGOTIABLE Contact 081 786 0089

FEEL FREE TO CONTACT: Yolande – 081 251 9377

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CAR FOR SALE Toyota Fortuner D4D Silver 2006 model Exellent Condition N$ 165 000 Contact 081 233 2148

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For Sale For Sale Swakopmund Call 081 567 4522 ! 1 x Kelvinator 4 Plate Black Plug-In Stove like new N$1850.00 ! 1 x Telefunken 54cm TV N$850.00 ! 2 x LG 34 inch LCD TV N$2,500.00 [each] ! 3 x Casio Cash Registers N$850.00 [each] ! 1 x Complete Build-In Kitchen [like new] N$5000.00 ! 1 x Defy large 380lt Metallic Fridge/Freezer N$2500.00 ! 1 x Anvil Professional pie/Food Warmer, Stainless Steel never used N$1850.00 ! 1 x 42 inch LG LCD TV and Remote N$4200.00

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SOLE MANDATE 1 bed Flat N$ 372 000.00 1 Bed Flat N$ 382 000.00 2 Bed Flat N$ 495 000.00 Contact: Hettie 081 270 4333 Ruth 081 240 7350 Jackie 081 246 3590 Karien 081 250 4690

Walvis Bay - Lagoon 3 bed, 2 bath townhouse with Lounge / kitchen. 2 garages & Huge courtyard. PLUS: Bachelors Flat! N$ 1 440 000-00 Walvis Bay Modern, upmarket & spacious 3 bed, 2 bath townhouse with open plan kitchen, living & dining area. Own enclosed courtyard with private garden & single garage. Newly built with excellent finishes. Located in safe & secure complex in the CBD. N$ 1 500 000-00 Claudia 081 169 6227

FOR SALE: Kuisebmond 4 Bedroom house, kitchen, bathroom, toilet, garage, one outside room, big yard, municipal approved plan. N$500 000.00 Contact: 081 378 8407

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GARDENING & PALMS FOR SALE, Swakopmund Big and small palms, and planted. Also Garden designs and Irrigation. Palm and tree removal, 30kg Pure matured Cow manure. Bags delivered. Call Gunther 081 638 6300

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Walvis Bay Newton Court Newly built 2 bed flat with Spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen With a single garage. N$ 995 000-00 Claudia 0811696227

FOR SALE House, business right Nangola Mbumba 239 Lots of potential Erf 1250 m² Contact: 081 128 3343

Walvis Bay – Charney Court Modern, upmarket & spacious 3 bed, 2 bath townhouse with open plan kitchen, living & dining area. Own enclosed courtyard with private garden & single garage. Completion mid-2017. Only 3 left! Located in safe & secure complex in the CBD – walking distance to 2 schools. From N$ 1 395 000-00 Claudia 081 169 6227 Joey 081 278 0518

HENTIES BAY Double Storey 3 bed, 2 bath house with kitchen / living area/bbq &double garage. N$ 1500 000-00 (Ref RXCE-0299) SWAKOPMUND – CC REG. 3 bed, 2 bath Townhouse on ground floor with, kitchen / living area / BBQ, double garage & outside BBQ. N$ 1 695 000-00 (CC Registered) (Ref: RXCE-0165) Tania 081 169 6216

LARGE HOUSE FOR SALE 10 Rooms, 6 flats, 4 garages, 900m² 172 Hage Geingob str Contact: 085 681 8520

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SWAKOPMUND Modern 3 bed, 3 bath family house with scullery, indoor BBQ & 3 Garages N$ 2 400 000.00 Ref: RXCE 0303 Spacious 3 bed, 2 bath apartment with tandem garage. N$ 1 950 000 Ref: RXCE 0294 3247m² Residential Plot N$ 5 200 000.00 Ref: RXCE 0296 Heidi 0811696214

HOUSE FOR SALE Very rare find in Swakop: Stylish,comfortable townhouse with generous garden/patio area, “lock up and go”, sunny side of town: Kramersdorf, facing north, reputable complex (the benchmark), very secure, 3 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, double garage (bigger than standard), N$ 2.3M (negotiable within reasonable limits), Detlev: 0811225072

HENTIES BAY “HUISIE BY DIE SEE” 2 & 3 Bed houses, each with own plot! Choose from 4 different house types to Suit your needs best! GET YOURS FROM ONLY N$ 526 000-00 NOW!!! Emily 081 293 0335 Heidi 081 169 6214 Tania 081 169 62 16

Malakia Properties FOR SALE, TAMARISKIA 3 bedrooms bic, 2 bathrooms, Kitchen, dining room, Lounge, Single Garage Plus Flat with 2 bedrooms, bathroom Open-plan kitchen and double Garage With boundary wall N$2.1mil TAMARISKIA EXT 3 3 bedrooms bic, 2 bathrooms, Kitchen bic with stove, Lounge, double Garage N$1.75mil ARANDIS 3 Bedrooms, Bathrooms, Kitchen, Lounge N$430 000 Malakia 081 297 7253, Email:malakia properties@yahoo.com

PROPERTIES FOR SALE FOR SALE NEW DEVELOPMENT APARTMENTS & OFFICE SHOPS 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS & OFFICE SHOPS. Central located & Great investment Price range: N$1 085 000 – N$1 637 000 MYL 4 HOUSE Double storey, 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, guest toilet, open plan kitchen/ ounge/dining, scullery ,office, 3 garages and much more. Beautiful sea view! Call now to view! N$3,500,000-00 INDUSTRIAL AREA WORKSHOPS Priced N$650,000& N$1,190,000(price negotiable) IRENE 081 353 5551 / 064-412320 irene@cfsnamibia.co m www.cfsnamibia.com

Dolphin Beach OCEANS 102 51 x Luxurious upmarket 2-3 bed Townhouses in secure complex. Spectacular finishes and breathtaking views! Starting From N$ 1 750 000-00. Don't delay, book yours today! Hannelie 081 124 2292 Tania 081 169 6216

PROPERTY FOR SALE Langstrand Proper Modern and stylish 3 Bedroom flat, 2 bathrooms, indoor braai, tandem garage fits two vehicles with extra space for quad bikes or trailer, paved yard, low maintenance, ideal lock up and go, N$1 740 000. No agents. Phone Alta: 081 243 8000

Karibib - Sole Mandate 2 – 3 bed houses, each with own plot!. Choose from 6 different house types. Selling from only N$ 450 000-00 Claudia 081 169 6227 Angelika 081562 2186

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Kitchen Lounge, alarm system and single Garage N$5500.00 W/ Incl NEW NHE Flat 2bedrooms, bathroom and open-plan Kitchen N$4600.00 W/ Incl Prepaid electricity MONDESA Inside room from N$1500.00 W/L Incl N$1900.00 to N$2100.00 W/L Incl ALL DEPOSIT REQUIRED Malakia 081 297 7253, Email:malakiaproperties @yahoo.com

WALVIS BAY LAGOON 2 bed, 2 bath apartment with open-plan kitchen with BIC & garage. Sold inclusive of all furniture! N$ 1 500 000-00 Claudia 081 169 6227

TO LET: Workshop + office 250m² 6th street Contact: 081 128 3343

Huis te Huur Kramersdorp Swakopmund 3 Slaapkamers 1 Badkamer en dubbel Garage Huur N$ 8000 p/m Water en Ligte uitgesluit 1 maand huur as deposito Skakel 081 128 9958

FLAT TO RENT 3.5 BEDROOM ·Swk central ·Fully furnished ·Big lounge / kitchen ·Indoor braai ·Double garage tandem ·No smokers or pets ·One year or more rental contract N$ 9 500.00 p/m Contact Rudi: 081 753 4108

EMMA NANGOLOKAMATOTO PROPTIES To let Hermis 3 Bedroom double storey house, 2 bathroom, guest toilet, in-door braai, double garage N$9000.00 available immediately, Meersig 3 Bedroom newly built double storey house, 2 bathroom, double garage N$11000.00, Fairway 6 bedroom house which can accommodate 2 families N$27000 neg, Fairway Single garage N$700. Book for holiday accommodation. Contact Emma 081 122 8067

TO RENT: Narraville Bachelor flat, lots of BIC and spacious open-plan kitchen & sitting room. Pre-paid electricity. Rent: N$3200.00 p/m including water. Contact: 081 202 4059

Contact our Agent: Magdel – 081 358 8745 Lana – 081-350-1827 Office – 064 280 600

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TO RENT: Bay Manor Complex - Modern 3 Bedroom 2 bathroom with guest toilet and double garage. N$11 000 p/m + deposit. Available 1 Nov Contact: 081 284 3392 TO LET TO LET TO LET TO

WALVIS BAY 20 4505

TO LET KUISEBMUND Bachelor flat @ N$2250 w&E incl. FULLY FURNISH 2 bedr unit with single garages @ N$10500 all-incl, avail 1 Nov ‘16

Dianne 081 239 6323

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FLATS TO LET Narraville – 2 Bed Flat, court yard, Pre paid W+E – N$4 000.00 Narraville – 1 Bed flat, court yard, pre paid W+E – N$3300.00 Narraville - 2 Bed flat, court yard, pre paid W+E – N$3 850.00 Narraville – 2 Bed Flat, court yard , W +E excl – N$4 000.00 Central- 2 Bedr flat in complex under roof parking N$6 200.00 Central- 2 Bedr flat in complex under roof parking N$5 350.00 Meersig -2 Bedr flat, single garage furnished N$9 000.00 Lagoon – 2 Bedr flat in complex furnished N$12 840.00 Meersig – 2 Bedr flat in Ext 1, single garage pet friendly N$6 350.00 W&E excl Lagoon – Bachelor Flat, water incl, pre paid electricity – N$3 300.00 Central – Bachelor Flat, bis, bic – N$ 3 740.00 Central – 1 bedroom flat, pre paid elec N$5 040.00 Central – 2 Bed flat with garage – N$5 400.00 Fairways – 3 Bed Town House with double garage – N$8 500.00 Hermis – 1 Bed flat (w/e incl) – N$4 000.00 Central – Rooms in town (w/e incl) – N$2 500.00 Central – 2 Bedrooms with garage and small garden – N$5 445.00 Kuisebmund – Rooms communal bathroom – N$1 870.00 Central – The Docks 3 Bed, double garage, guest toilet, yard – no pets – N$9 500.00

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Walvis Bay CBD – PRICE REDUCED!! Sole & Exclusive Mandate Spacious 160m² 3 bed, 1 ½ bath townhouses. Kitchen, spacious sitting room/lounge & garage. A rare find at N$ 855 000-00 each! Only 2 left! Claudia 081 169 6227

Contact Details Mr. Jakkie van der Walt Tel: 064 415 700 Email: jakkie@avdwtrp.com

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3 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms Main with en-suite Lounge, Dining Room, Indoor Braai, Open Plan Kitchen with Electric Hob and eye Level Oven, Walk-in closed alarm system double remote Garage, Laminated Flooring, Lots of build-in cupboards. N$10,450.00 p/m Water & Electricity EXCLUDED Available 01 January 2016 or earlier Call 081 124 1075

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HOUSES TO LET Meersig – 3 Bed , double garage, indoor bbq – N$8 464.00 Meersig – 3 Bed, 3 Bathr, double garage, yard, pet friendly – N$10 480.80 Fairways – 3 Bed house N$9350.00 Lagoon – 3 Bed, 1 bath, one garage, huge erf, pet friendly – N$9 680.00 Fairways – 3 Bedr House & 2 Bdr Flat N$13 440.00 Meersig – 3 Bed double story house, tandem garage, huge back yard, – N$10 450.00 Contact our Agents: Lana – 081 350 1827 Magdel – 081 358 8745 Office – 064 280 600

WALVIS BAY 20 4505

TO LET MEERSIG 2 Bedr unit with single garage @ N$5500 FAIRWAYS MODERN 2 Bedr unit with single garage @ N$6500pm 3 Bedr unit with single garage @ N$8500p.m. BRAND NEW NEAR GOLF COURSE 3 bedr house, double garages @ N$12000

Dianne 081 239 6323

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Workshop (shop 3 & 4) 465m² Rent excl. VAT N$23500.00 Workshop (shop 2) 280m² Rent excl. VAT N$12000.00

TO LET New House Swakopmund Ext 23 ±220m²

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Address: C/o Edison & Einstein Street Industrial Area Extension 10

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Flat to Rent Narravile WalvisBay 1 Bachelor Flat for Rent in Narraville: Koraal Street; House no 18. The place contain a sleeping room and kitchen/living room. Cost: N$3000

TO RENT: Hermes (In Town) 1 Bedroom flat with openplan kitchen / lounge, toilet with shower, no garage. W+E included. Rent: N$3500.00 Deposit: N$1500.00 Contact: 081 238 0450 PROPERTY IS WEALTH

Walvis Bay WAREHOUSES TO LET Old industrial Area Newly built offering office space, boardr, kitchen, storage and many more!! From 200 m² up to 700m² -N$54.00m² – N$66.00m² Location Location – Centre of Town offering 1250m² retail space N$42 262.25 (Incl Costs) Old Industrial Area Warehouse – N$ 44 677.50 (Incl Vat and costs) Old Industrial Area Warehouse avail 1 Nov. 740m² under roof, 680m² yard space N$44 677.50 We have office space available Contact our Agents: Lana – 081 350 1827 Magdel – 081 358 8745 Office – 064 280 600

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OLWETWENI, WALVIS BAY SOLE MANDATE 44m² - 430m² Industrial warehouses in the weighbridge area. Selling from N$ 430 000-00 to N$ 4 085 000-00 Don't delay, book yours today! Claudia 081 169 6227 Joey 081 278 0518

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TO LET WALVIS BAY CENTRAL N$ 13 500 – Office 200m² N$ 2 300 – bachelor flat with own bathroom N$ 29 166 excl VAT – 233.23m² offices HERMES N$ 5 500 – 2 Bed flat with single garage N$ 4 850 – 2 Bed flat with single garage N$ 6 000 – 2 Bed flat with single w&e incl N$ 7 950 - 3 bed, 2 bath house with double garage NEW LAGOON N$ 14 000 – 3 Bed, 2 Bath with double garage N$ 15 000 – 3 bed, 2 bath, with double garage N$ 17 000 – 4 Bed, 3 bath, with double garage N$ 11 500 – 3 Bed, 2 bath house with 3 garages MEERSIG N$ 12 500 Upmarket 3 Bed, 2 bath with double garage N$ 850- Garage with storage space N$ 650 – Garage KUISEBMUND N$ 1 950 –Bachelor flat with own bathroom NARRAVILLE N$ 3 150 – 1 Bed flat with own bath w&e incl N$ 3 700 – 2 Bed flat W&E incl. INDUSTRIAL N$ 11 310 excl. VAT– 174m² warehouse with 1 office N$ 12 530 – 180m² warehouse N$ 9 900 – 43m² doctor's consultation room N$ 9 900 – 272m² warehouse with 1 office N$ 10 260 – 171m² warehouse with 1office Rhoda 081 413 1313 Merle 081 7261990 Talitha 081 337 3669

MILE 4 2 Bedroom House N$7500.00 pm 3 Bedroom House N$8000.00 pm 3 Bedroom N$7500.00 pm Central 2 Bedroom N$7000.00 Beach Area 2 Bedroom Lux Apartment furnished N$11500.00 pm Vogelstrand 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom 2 Garage 50m from Sea Complex has a Pool and Gym N$8800.00 Jp van der Walt Capricorn Estates 081 127 2736 jpvdw@iway.na

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WALVIS BAY WAREHOUSE to rent. Walvis Bay Industrial Area 780 m2 including office and ablution facilities. 640 m2 yard space Available from 01 November 2016. Cost: N4 38,500.00 (excl. VAT) Please contact: Chris 081 128 0678

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On Show Now HOUSE FOR SALE By owner Fully furnished ground floor 2 bedrooms with BIC, one with bathroom, 2 showers, open-plan kitchen + living room, diningroom, study room, 150sq meters. Attic 2 additional bedrooms with walk in cupboard, 1 wash room with toilet + 2 store rooms, 100sq meters, 2 separate garages, each 52 sq meters with electric doors, under roof garage with braai and fountain. Fairways - Omwandi str 5 N$2.5 mil Contact: 064 206 346 / 081 255 5040

FLAT TO RENT – WALVIS BAY CENTRAL TOWN Large 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom – newly renovated, Big open plan kitchen with living room. BIC, Tandem Garage, Outside Braai, Private and secure, Alarm system available, Including Water, and Prepaid Electricity Available: 7 November 2016 Price: N$7500/month and deposit required Contact: 081 124 5889

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P.A.M Tree Villas Kuisebmund Sole & Exclusive Mandate Free-standing houses located 5km from the Walvis Bay City Centre Choose your own house & plot! Selling from N$ 615 000-00. Claudia 081 169 6227 Heidi 081 169 6214

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(Price include water, but Not electricity). Deposit: 3000 Available immediately. For viewing appointment pls Contact: 081 319 1707

TO RENT: Secure duplex town house at Tamar Village 2x bedrooms, full bathroom, open-plan kitchen & lounge with single garage. Built in cupboards. Prepaid electricity. N$5 500.00 p.m. in advance + deposit. Not pet friendly. Cell: 081 122 6455

CFS PROPERTIES CC SWAKOPMUND TO LET HOUSE TO LET WATERFRONT N$13,750.00 3 Bedrooms, 3 En-suite bathrooms, open plan kitchen, lounge,dining,indoor braai & fireplace,study nook, guest toilet, double garage, alarm, large entertainment area, pet friendly, deposit required, immediate available. IRENE 081 353 5551 / 064-412320 irene@cfsnamibia.com www.cfsnamibia.com

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TO RENT: Swakopmund TamariskiaCopper Avenue- Erf 272: 6 Bedroom house, with kitchen, dining room, TV room, lounge, laundry, 3 bathrooms and single garage – N$10 500.00. (water and electricity excluded). Available from the 1st November 2016. Deposit payable. Contact: 081 159 8755 / 081 435 1012. bthekwane@nipam.na

FLAT TO RENT – WALVIS BAY CENTRAL TOWN Large 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom – newly renovated, Big open plan kitchen with living room. BIC, Tandem Garage, Outside Braai, Private and secure, Alarm system available. Including Water, and Prepaid Electricity Available: 7 November 2016 Price: N$7500/month and deposit required Contact: 081 124 5889

TE HUUR: Swakopmund, Mondesa Erf nr: 4158 nuwe NHE huise N$ 4 700.00 p/m N$ 4 700.00 deposito. Kontak: 081 441 1011 081 389 9976

TO RENT: Kuisebmond Kabeljou area, Harder Cresent street. 2x Bachelor flats. Rent: N$4000.00 p/m, including water & electricity. Deposit payable in 2 months (N$2000.00) Available 1 November. Contact: 081 205 8023 / 081 241 7015

TO RENT: Narraville 64 Mermaid Street Available bachelor flat Rent: N$3000.00 p/m W+E included. Deposit neg. Contact: 081 231 7492

TO RENT: Narraville 1x Bedroom flat- build in cupboards, open-plan kitchen and sitting room, bathroom - warm water Water en electricity included Rent N$3300,00 Deposit: Negotiable Available from 1 November No Garage Contact: 081 450 7439 / 081 220 5705

House to Rent NHE Mondesa Swakopmund 2 Bedroom house to rent with Kitchen, Toilet Sittingroom and big yard N$5000 per month Water and Electricity excluded Contact 081 370 6700 081 142 9552

Flat To Rent Swakopmund One Bedroom Flat with small Kitchen space and sitting room as well as shower and toilet Water and Electricity included N$4500 per month Available from 1st November 2016 Please call 081 370 6700 081 142 9552

TE HUUR Een slaapkamer woonstel, verkieslik enkellopende persoon. Prys: N$3500.00, water en Krag ingesluit. Kontak: 081 749 6822

Flat 2 Rent Swakopmund Tamariskia [Apex Park] Kitchen Sitting room Shower & Toilet Big Bedroom Garage N$ 5500 p/m deposit N$5500 can be paid in 2 instalments Water included and Electricity excluded Available 1 November 2016 Contact 081 128 8128 081 747 8829

TO LET: WALVIS BAY FACTORY PARK Workshop and Office space 114m² to let immediately available Warehouse and Office space 279m² to let Immediately available Contact Rosetta 064 221 343

TO RENT: Walvis Bay Central (behind Municipality) 2 Bedrooms with cupboards, 1 full bathroom, open-plan kitchen, study corner, big garage for 4 cars, outside braai, big yard. Rent: N$10 000.00 p/m Water and electricity included, deposit required. Available immediately. Contact: 081 277 9268

ACCOMMODATION YOSHI GUESTHOUSE In Walvis Bay, centre of town, own bathroom, selfcatering, sparkling clean, secure parking, quiet environment, conference facility, DSTV, free wifi. Call: 081 148 6387

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WANTED CAR Wanted 2 RENT Looking for a Mitsubushi Delica 4x4 for Rental - Long Term Must be in good condition please call 081 161 2500

WANTED: Taxi license urgently needed for two taxis. Only in Walvis Bay Contact: 081 249 5707

ACCOMMODATION Situated in 31 Avis Road Swiss Chalets offer fully equipped rooms, free WIFI & 24 hours security. Mini conference also available. Contact: 061 305 551 / 081 433 3185 Email: swiss.chalets @iway.na

WANTED PROPERTY WANTED: Urgently looking for a house or flat long term. Must have high boundary walls for our very loving doggies, and also a double garage. We would love to rent a place for many years to come, looking after the place like its our own home. We are excellent tenants and we ask you to please consider lowering your rent, and you'll get a home that you would never have to look after, as we will always keep it neat and tidy. We can only afford rent of N$ 7 500.00 p/m Please consider and call me Jacoline van der Merwe: 081 146 0676 HUIS GESOEK: Soek asb dringend na 'n huis of woonstel te huur, baie lang termyn. Vereiste is hoe mure vir ons lifelike honde kinders, asook dubbelle motorhuis. Ons wil graag u plek huur vir so lank as moontlik, end it vir u oppas asof dit ons eie is. Ons is lojale en opregte huurders, so as u kan afkom met die huur prys, hoef u nooit weer reperasies te doen sienende dat ons hom sal oppas en versorg. Ons kan net N$ 7 500.00 p/m bekostig. Asseblief oorweeg ons en kontak my Jacoline: 081 146 0676

Wanted to Rent Swakopmund I am a male and is urgently looking for a Bachelor Flat to rent in Swakopmund preferable in Tamariskia Vineta Ocean View It should have it’s own shower and parking space I do not drink or smoke Price range between N$2000 - N$2700 Please call me 081 296 2020

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* 4 cube Tipper Truck * Quantum 14 Seater * 4 Ton Hiab Truck with Crane and Trailer * 10 Ton Truck Flatbed Contact Office [064 461 999]

VACANCIES

VACANCY PLAYGROUND ATTENDANT: ¨ 2 Year Child and Youth Care Experience ¨ Good communication and interpersonal skills ¨ Grade 12 essential

VACANCY WAITRESS: ¨ Experience essential ¨ Proficient in English and Afrikaans ¨ Grade 12 ¨ Ability to work directly with people

VACANCY CLEANER: ¨ We are in need of an individual with a charismatic personality and hard work ethic. No experience necessary. ¨ Ensure safety and cleanliness of facility

KITCHEN STAFF: ¨ Experience in Coffee Shop Environment EMAIL APPLICATIONS TO THE BELOW EMAIL ADDRESS: zaskia@ coastalimp.com

ERONGO AXIS SECURITY CC SWAKOPMUND OFFICE We have the following vacancies available in our Swakopmund Office. Armed Response Officers Minimum Requirements: *Grade 10 *Driver's License (6 Months Old) *Previous experience in driving will be an added advantage. Send your full CV to opsmanager@security.com. na Or hand delivered Nathaniel Maxuilili Str next to Supatronix No faxed CV's will be accepted.

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Vacancy Type of Employment: Laser Alignment/Service Engineer Location: Walvis Bay Availability: Start immediately Key Responsibilities & Duties: Mining Industry: -Laser Alignment/Line Boring -Dynamic balancing -Vibration analysis & condition monitoring Marine Propulsion -Full overhaul on thrusters / tailshafts / gearboxes -Have sound knowledge of most propulsion unit types -Able to work unassisted Qualifications, skills & work experience requirements: -Grade 12 Minimum -Valid driver's licence -Certificate in rigging -Product training would be an advantage All CV's with all certification to be send via email only to reception@waps.com. na Only short listed candidates will be contacted. Closing Date: 20 October 2016

VACANCY: Safety Officer required for an Established Construction company REQUIREMENT: *Valid Driver’s License; *Must hold an appropriate qualification, either an relevant university / institute; *Reference; *Fully Bilingual; *Passion for the construction trade and knowledge of the wider industry. RESPONSIBILITIES: *Ensure Risk Management (RM) analyses are completed on all required activities and subactivities. *Ensure required operational risk safety briefings are completed on all required activities and sub-activities. *Prepare mishap notifications and reports, and contact mishap investigations when assigned. *Develop training guides in coordination with NHQ Safety for safety programs through such media as bulletin boards, newsletters, websites, press release, etc. *Be encouraged to prepare presentations that are pertinent to local conditions, environmental, geographic and community needs and to submit new or updated presentation materials to NHQ for posting on the National HQ safety web page. *Conduct staff visits to subordinate units to assist them in identifying and solving safety problems. *Review reports of safety education briefings from subordinate units. *Establish a file of safety educational material. All appropriate Cv’s must be transmitted per mail: Kallie@qknam.com For further inquires and arrangements for interviews, please contact: 081 334 4775

WALVIS BAY KIDS HAVEN CHILDRENS HOME Het ‘n vakante betrekking vir ‘n huismoeder. Vereistes: ‘n absolute opregte passie vir kinders! Ouderdom 35 - 50 Christen dame sonder afhanklikes moet voltyds kan inwoon Moet met kinders en babas van enige hoekoms en mediese agtergrond kan werk. Sagte geaardheid he. Baie geduld en liefde vir kinders he. Moet ‘n ware moeder figuur wees, kindersorg agtergrond/sertifikaat. Bestuurderslisensie sal ‘n plus. Medies geskik wees. Nie roker en drinker. Moet aktief wees. Kontakbare onlangse verwysings. Moet goed kan kook. Moet met personeel kan werk / eie inisiatief gebruik. Netjiese voorkoms en netheid ‘n vereiste. Moet so gou moontlik kan begin. Epos verkorte cv met duidelike foto na baardmaureen@gmail. com VACANCY: High Class Domestic Clever Loyal and Reliable, aged 30 to 40 Sms CV to 081 357 0702 VACANCY: WELDER needed in swakopmund. Sms / Call: 081 357 0702

Medcare Pharmacy CC Swakopmund Stock clerk vacancy Requirements: Grade 12 Computer literate Willing to learn An interest in the field of pharmacy would be beneficial. CV's can be submitted via e-mail or fax: e-mail: medcarepharm@iway.na Fax number: 064 461601 Closing date for submissions 19 October 2016 Only candidates qualifying to be interviewed will be contacted.

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VACANCIES Chicken Inn (Omega Service Station) has the following vacancies: Cashier: Requirements: Grade 12 Previous Cashier Experience at a service station will be an advantage. Must be willing to work day and night shifts. Cook: Requirements: Grade 10 Experience in the Pizza and Chicken Kitchens will be an advantage Must be willing to work day and night shifts. Please submit CV's to Omega Service Station next to Town Centre Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

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VACANCY: Quantity Surveyor required for an Established Construction Company REQUIREMENT: *Valid Driver’s License; *Must hold an appropriate qualification, either an relevant university / institute; *Reference; *Fully Bilingual; *Passion for the construction trade and knowledge of the wider industry. RESPONSIBILITIES: *Preparation of contracts, including details regarding quantities of required materials; *On-going cost analysis of maintenance and repair work; *Feasibility studies of client requests; *Analysing completed work and arranging payment to contracts; *Allocating upcoming work to contractors; *Site visits, assessments and projections for future work. All appropriate Cv’s must be transmitted per mail: Kallie@qknam.com For further inquires and arrangements for interviews, please contact: 081 334 4775 VACANCY: We are looking for agents for our company. Preferable young and energetic persons. No education needed. Post is for Walvis Bay, Swakopmund, Henties Bay and Arandis. Contact: 081 852 3081 I am looking seriously 7 Ladies to work in the Salon On Commission / Rental Chair N$500-00 per Month. The salon is in Kuisebmund NB: No sms will be Replayed Contact: 081 2626 245 / 081 3785 332

Huiswerk Gesoek Ek is n jong dame en is 34jaar oud en getroud en is dringend opsoek na huiswerk vanaf Maandag tot Vrydag in Swakopmund Ek het 3 jaar ondervinding in kook en ek kan ook verskillende slaaie maak. Ek kan dadelik begin werk. Skakel my asseblief by 081 392 7794 Huiswerk Gesoek Ek is 31 jaar oud en is baie dringend opsoek na huiserk vir 3 of 2 dae per week. Ek is hardwerkend en baie betroubaar en kan dadelik begin werk in Swakop of Langstrand Skakel my asseblief 081 839 6527 Domestic Work Wanted I am urgently looking for domestic work for 3 to 5 days in a week also willing to work on Saturdays. I can clean houses do washing, ironing Willing to learn more And can start immediately Please call me 081 398 3391

Huiswerk Gesoek Ek is n jongvrou en is dringend opsoek na huiswerk. Ek kan was en stryk en kinders oppas. Ek is betroubaar Kan dadelik begin werk Skakel my by 081 586 9307 JOB WANTED: I am a 47 year old woman, looking for domestic work in Meersig, Lagoon, Long Beach. I can wash, ironing and do cleaning. I am hardworking, can work under pressure. Monday - Friday Contact: 081 289 7196

JOBS WANTED JACQUELINE Ek is 38 jaar oud. Ek is opsoek na huiswerk, vir die hele week. Maandae tot Vrydae. By Langstrand, dorp en Meersig. Drie dae kan ek ook werk. Kontak: 081 445 8468

ELSE Ek is 1961.03.28 gebore. Ek is opsoek na huiswerk vir 2 - 3 dae `n week. By Langstrand, dorp en Meersig. Kontak: 081 556 0619 WERK GESOEK: Betroubare 2 dames opsoek na huiswerk of inslaap werk. Kan ook na kinders omsien, was en stryk vir die hele week. Kan enige tyd begin werk. Langstrand, dorp, Lagoon, Meersig. Kontak: 081 436 1541 / 081 340 4784 WERK GESOEK: Ek is opsoek na huiswerk of kinders oppas, van Maandae tot Vrydae. By enige plek, Langstrand, meersig en Lagoon. Kontak: 081 374 8128 / 081 272 4298 JOB WANTED: I’m a 35 year old lady, looking for domestic work, in Walvis Bay, town, Lagoon, Narraville and Long Beach. 2 - 5 Days a week. I have experience. Contact: 081 810 9968 IRINA I’m looking for domestic or housekeeping work at Long Beach, Meersig, Dolphin and Walvis Bay town. Contact: 081 344 6389 / 081 581 5557 JOB WANTED: I am a lady looking for work in Walvis Bay, e.g ironing and cleaning. Even office work. I have a computer certificate. Contact: 081 569 0885 WERK GESOEK: Ek is opsoek na werk. Ek is 28 jaar oud, vir 5 dae `n week. Kontak: 081 490 2218 WERK GESOEK: Ek soek werk vir 2 dae `n week. Ek is 21 jaar oud. Nie in Narraville nie. Kontak: 081 354 7204 WERK GESOEK: Ek is opsoek na huiswerk, Maandae, Donderdae, Saterdae en Sondae. Ek soek ook nagskof werk vir die hele week. Namiddag werk en in Laundry. Ek het ondervinding en slaap werk ook. Lagoon, Meersig, Langstrand, Swakopmund en Myl 4. Kontak Christofine: 081 756 1935

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Elias Albertus (Albie) van Rooyen 27-03-1959

08-10-2016

Joh. 14:3

En as Ek gegaan het en vir julle plek gereed gemaak het, kom Ek terug en sal julle na My toe neem, sodat julle ook kan wees waar Ek is.

ROUDIENS: Saterdag, 15 Oktober 2016 11:00 by die NG Moedergemeente kerk, Walvisbaai.

Navrae: Ezelle 081 262 7397

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NEW NAMIBIAN INLINE HOCKEY PRO LEAGUE Saturday, October 8, marked the Inaugural Festival of the NIPL (Namibian Inline Pro League). The Festival was held at DTS in Windhoek. Forty inline hockey players, many of whom are Namibian National Team Players, competed against each other in international length games…each game taking an hour for completion. The goal of the NIPL is two-fold: To create a league that is fun, challenging and competitive…so that the best of the country's players can showcase their abilities and prepare for the Inline Hockey World Cup. And to help stimulate the more senior players with high level games that are aimed to improve the level of hockey in the country. All of the players will still continue to play in the NIIHA league for their respective clubs. Liam Strydom was named Festival MVP (Most Valuable Player) and Ulfried Cramer was named Festival and Championship Game MVG (Most Valuable Goalie). Strydom beat all competitors in scoring, tallying 12 goals and 3 assists through 3 games; while Cramer beat all goalies with a 3.67 goals against average (through 3 games). Maike Thiem led the female competitors, who played alongside the men, with 1 goal and 3 assists. The festival concluded with a championship game between the top two teams (White and Blue). The game was full of excitement with four lead changes and ties during the one hour match. In the end, Team Blue won 7-6 and Otti Foerster, the Blue team's Captain, was named Championship Game MVP with 3 goals and 1 assist. “The day was a complete success,” said Brian Sobel, the Commissioner and creator of the NIPL, “it was amazing to see how far inline hockey has come in the last ten years. The passion that the players brought to the games made each game memorable and added to the excitement for the spectators.”

Swakopmund's Danny Boy to fight for WBF World Championship tittle Sharlien Tjambari Albinus “Danny Boy” Felisianu have an upcoming fight in December in Windhoek at the Ramatex Centre. He will be fighting for the WBF World Championship with an opponent from Fibbiano-Italy whose name still need to be confirmed. Danny Boy said he have been preparing for the fight for three months now and “I am top fit and ready for this fight, I am just waiting for the day to come.” The owner of The Best Bar in DRC Mr. Kakoto have sponsored him with training kids and a boxing short. Danny Boy is asking the business community to get involve in sports and said people should come together and support sports at large. “I want to thank all Team Danny supporters for the support they have given me throughout the year and Mr Kakoto for his help with the sponsorship, without him I would not have been ready certain that Danny Boy is ready for the WBF World Championship challenge because he has been at Danny's training and have seen his potential. Mr. Kakoto is a small business man who says he does not have a lot of money but have shown interest in Danny and felt the need to assist him. The fight is scheduled for 3 December from 18:00 till late.

MrKakoto and Danny Boy showing off some of the belts Danny has won in the past

2016 WALVIS BAY RALLY EVENT – 15 OCTOBER

NIPL WINNERS

Winners Mermaid Casino Individual Stableford together with the sponsors representative and RGC Chairman.

Residence and visitors to Walvis Bay are herewith informed that certain portions of streets in the vicinity of the Walvis Bay Civic Centre, as well as streets in the new industrial area will be closed for a short period in the afternoon. A small portion of Nangolo Mbumba Drive from 11th Road as well as the street on the northern side of the Civic Centre will be closed off as from 14:00 until 17:00. The turn-off from the C14 (Walvis Bay Airport Road) into Kruis Street to Neptune Street, Narraville, and a portion of Trek Kopje Street in the new industrial area will be closed off from 13:00 – 15:00. Crucial points during the event will be manned by marshals and the Walvis Bay Traffic Division assisted by Nampol Reservist which will monitored the event. The organisers of the event Mr Allan Martin and Mr Jan Everson, hereby urged to be cautious and patient during these times of the event. We therefore thank each and every one in advance. Regards Jan Everson Chairman: Walvis Bay Motor Club

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Walvis Bay hosts international gymnastics Wales competition Piquet Jacobs The Junior Commonwealth Gymnastic Championships 2016, which is hosted by the Namibia Gymnastics Federation, was officially opened at the Jan Wilken Stadium on Monday evening, 10 October. The opening ceremony introduced the various teams to compete and included items delivered by local gymnasts. Teams from 8 countries were welcomed to our coastal town to take part in the international competition; Wales, Sri Lanka, South Africa, New Zealand, Malaysia, Cyprus, Cayman Islands and Canada. The Commonwealth Youth Games are a smallscale version of the Commonwealth Games, designed for the youth of the 71 Commonwealth countries. This event sees Junior gymnasts from different

Commonwealth countries compete in the following disciplines: Woman's Artistic Gymnastics (11 & 12 October), Men's Artistic Gymnastics (11 & 12 October), Rhythmic Gymnastics Individual and Group (13 October), Trampoline Gymnastics / Synchronized Trampoline / Double Mini Trampoline(14 & 15 October). Team results released on Tuesday, 11 October, in the mens category had Cyprus in first place with South Africa in second place and Malaysia in third. In the women's category, Wales took first place, South Africa took second place and New Zealand at third place. The event will officially be closed on Saturday, 15 October, whereafter the international teams and delegates will depart to their home countries.

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