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namib times SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6563 FRIDAY 17 JUNE 2016 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

inside World’s largest poultry exporter eyes African Queen Chaka Chaka Namibia for poultry processing enchants chilCompany Chairman and executives touched down at Walvis Bay to see port facilities - then met with President Hage Geingob at State House in Windhoek Floris Steenkamp A business delegation of one of Brazil's largest food processors, BRF SA, visited Walvis Bay on Tuesday on a fact finding mission to see if the port of Walvis Bay and logistics network to SADC neighbouring countries are sufficient to support a poultry processing facility and distribution hub in Namibia.

BRF SA is the world's gation visited Namport trade involvement in largest poultry export- and had a meeting with Southern Africa at the er and chairperson the Walvis Bay Cor- current is confined to Abilio Diniz confirm- ridor Group. meat and sausage exed to the international The Brazilian delega- ports only with no news agency Reuters tion then flew on to manufacturing activithe company is study- Windhoek where later ties. ing its possibilities for that day Diniz and Fa- BRF SA globally emNamibia. ria met President Hage ploys 115 000 people, Diniz led a business Geingob for delibera- operates 35 food prodelegation of BRF SA tions. BRF SA is parti- cessing plants in Braexecutives to Namibia cularly impressed with zil, 16 0verseas plants this week accompan- Namibia's political and (Argentina, United ied by BRF SA's Glo- economic stability as Kingdom, Netherbal Chief Executive well as its integration lands, Thailand and Officer, Pedro Faria. A into regional trade United Arab Emirates). company jet touched blocks. This makes the The company has 40 down at Walvis Bay country ideal for the distribution centres International Airport expansion of BRF SA a n d e x p o r t s f o o d on Tuesday morning on the African sub- products to 120 counwhere after the dele- continent. BRF SA's tries.

Onderwyseres word deur rower op skoolgrond oorval Floris Steenkamp ‘n Onderwyseres van die Laerskool Walvisbaai is Woensdag op die skool se perseel deur ‘n gewapende man gekonfronteer en van haar selfoon beroof. Die voorval het vroeg in die oggend plaasgevind toe daar nog geen kinders of onderwysers op die skoolgronde was nie.

Die skool het die voorval gister by monde van ‘n amptelike segsman bevestig en gesê die onderwyseres is ongedeerd. Die skool beskou die voorval as ernstig, maar het bygevoeg die aanvaller het die geleentheid aangegryp omdat die onderwyseres alleen op die perseel was, en dus kwesbaar was. ”Dit is belangrik dat ons almal deur hierdie voorval leer. Ons moet onsself nie in situasies plaas waar ons misdadigers ten prooi val nie. Dit is nie net beperk tot die voorval Woensdag nie, maar ook by ons huise en sakeondernemings op ons dorp,” het die segsman gesê.

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NUDO Denkmal must go!

The Falcon-900 of BRF seen at the Walvis Bay International Airport on Tuesday. A total of five executive jets were parked on the airport’s apron at one time on Tuesday, following another executive visit to the coast by a business delegation associated with the Husab Mine

Study on suicide patterns under-way - Erongo residents Muchourged to co-operate owner of

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The Directorate of Social Welfare Services (DSWS) under the Mini-stry of Health and Social Services (MOHSS) will be carrying out a National study on the prevalence of and interventions in relation to suicides in Namibia. The study is to be conducted this month still.

The health ministry explained to namib times the main objectives of this study is to collect data on the prevalence, causes and precipitating factors towards suicide and to use such data to inform policies and programmes to prevent and mitigate the health, psycho-social and socio-economic impact of suicide.

Suicide is a national tragedy that has a devastating impact on individuals, families and communities. People from all walks of life are being affected by attempted, as well as the completed suicide of family members and friends.

While the causes and precipitating factors for every individual suicide are likely to be different, there may well be some commonalities and triggers that need to be identified in order to design interventions to reduce and prevent suicide. The survey will be conducted in all fourteen regions of Namibia. Field work started on 15 June and will end on 5 July this year. A final report with recommendations will be compiled for nationwide implementation. The Ministry of Health and Social Services hereby urge the entire nation to support this very important study and request everyone to collaborate with the research teams. The survey team members will be wearing yellow t-shirts with the Ministry of Health and Social Service logos and yellow caps. The team will also have identification cards to identify themselves.

The Schedule for the survey: 15 – 21 June Swakopmund suburbs, from 22- 27 June Walvis Bay suburbs, 28-29 June Arandis, 1 July Omaruru and on 2 – 5 July Daures Constituency. Survey personnel will have proper identification.

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17 JUNE 2016

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Yvonne Chaka Chaka celebrates with Namibian children at Swakopmund Sharlien Tjambari Namibia joined the rest of the African Continent on Thursday to commemorate the 25th Day of the African Child, under the theme “Conflict and Crisis in Africa: Protecting all children's rights”. The main event this year took place in Swakopmund where the African children in Swakopmund had the privilege to meet Yvonne Chaka Chaka the Goodwill Ambassador of UNICEF. According to the an opportunity for them Deputy Minister of Gender Equality and Child welfare Ms Lucia Witbooi on behalf of the Minister of Gender Equality and Child welfare Ms Doreen Sioka, the day is marked by all members of the African Union to take stock of the progress made and the outstanding challenges towards the full realisation of the rights of children on the continent. “The Day of the African Child gives us another opportunity to mobilise our efforts for the sake of children's protection and to promote children's rights to a wider audience, as per the United Nations Convention of the Rights of the Child (CRC), these rights are classifieds under four broad themes: Survival, Development, Protection and Participation” adds Witbooi.

Witbooi further said the rights enable children in practice to grow and develop in a holistic manner and they must be safeguarded by one and all, and most particularly by the family and the State. “The protection of all children's rights must be prioritised. Although, there is no conflict in Namibia, there are other social evils such as gender based violence and violence against children including child marriages and teenage pregnancies that have negative impact on the well-being of the Namibian Child” adds Witbooi. According to Witbooi the Day of the African Child presents

focus on the work of all actors who are committed to upholding the rights of children on the continent, and to support their efforts in addressing the obstacles for realising these rights.

Namibia have programmes and interventions aimed at supporting safe, family-based care for children, enhancing community engagement, identifying children at risk through the involvement of the community and other role players and conducting awareness campaigns involving existing community structures towards ensuring the protecting of children's rights in Namibia.

According to Witbooi, recently the Child and Care Protection Act of 2015 was enacted and the process of finalising its regulations is at an advance stage, primary education is free to all Namibian children and child grants, coverage has been expanded to include vulnerable children from poor households where the biological parents or caregivers are not able to provide for the basic needs of their children.

“Three weeks ago, Namibia held a conference on Child Online Protection, to pave the way forward for the protection of our children, who are exposed to online information that is unsuitable for them” adds Witbooi.

The Junior Mayor of Swakopmund, Tanya Knuffel said that children are the most vulnerable segment of a

Ma van twee kindertjies vermis na aand uit op Walvisbaai Piquet Jacobs 'n Vrou in haar 20's is sedert Vrydag, 10 Junie op Walvisbaai vermis. Sy het op dié dag vir die aand uitgegaan en is nooit weer gesien nie.

Die vrou, Celine Bock, is glo nie van Walvisbaai nie, en het onlangs met haar twee kinders op die hawedorp aangekom en het by 'n egpaar loseer.

Laat op die aand van 10 Junie het die egpaar haar glo geskakel om te verneem wanneer sy tuis sou wees. Sy het twee kinders, 'n sesjarige dogtertjie en 'n 3 maande oue seuntjie by die loseerders gelos en hulle het bekommerd geraak omdat sy nie huis-toe kom nie.

Bock het glo haar selfoon geantwoord en gesê sy sou binnekort tuis wees. Sy het nooit opgedaag nie en haar selfoon is sedertdien afgeskakel.

Die polisie op Walvisbaai en Windhoek is reeds ingelig oor die vermiste vrou. As iemand enige inligting het oor Bock of waar sy haarself moontlik bevind, kontak asseblief die namib times kantoor op 064 205854 of Gareth Nortjé by 081 395 5988.

Regs: hierdie onduidelike foto is die enigste wat van Celine Bock beskikbaar is. Die publiek word versoek om inligting te verskaf om haar op te spoor. population “therefore they are negatively affected in various ways. Wars and conflicts put children in situations where children's rights are violated, including the right to life, the right to live in a familiar environment, the right to health, the right to education and the right to survival and development.”

According to Knuffel, sexual violence on both male and female children which include rape and other forms of sexual violence against children have been listed as a grave violation of the children's rights during armed conflicts in Africa.

Knuffel said sexual violence have both p h y s i c a l a n d psychological effects on the health well-being of victims. “I would like to encourage the youth of today, stand up for yourself, step out of your comfort and we must become the change we want to see. We are capable of doing so much more today than ever in the history of mankind, always trust in your own abilities even if you think you can't, you can do it” concluded Knuffel.

UNICEF's Goodwill Ambassador Ms Yvonne

Chaka Chaka said “ I am here to pledge my solidarity with you Namibians, Namibian children as well as young people and to encourage you and your leaders on how best they can ensure that your rights to protection is realised. The United Nations Convention on the rights of a child, article 19: Protection from all forms of violence stipulates that children have the right to be protected from being hurt and mistreated, physically or mentally.

This entails that children

are properly cared for and protected from violence, abuse and neglect by their parents or anyone else who is looking after them” Chaka Chaka emphasised.

According to Chaka Chaka, a family is the first line of protection for the children, parents and other caregivers are responsible for building a protective and loving home environment, schools and communities are responsible for building a safe and child friendly environment outside the child's home so that the children can

survive, grow, learn and develop to their fullest potential. “It is through children's hopes and dreams that the future of the Nami-bian child is based” adds Chaka Chaka.

Witbooi called on all the Namibian Children to embrace the peace and stability enjoyed in Namibia, “I would like to call on you, our children to work towards the prosperity of our country by studying hard and be able to make your contribution to the economic and social development of our beautiful country”.

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Nou is die opgewondenheid groot. Die namib times het vroeër vandeesweek gaan inloer waar die kontrakteur besig was om die nuwe Narraville Gemeenskapsaal se beligting te toets.

Die saal was in sy ligpraal getooi en die verslaggewer het ongesiens ingeloer - die gebou gaan ‘n juweel in die Narraville kroon word, en die geriewe gaan die gemeenskap tot voordeel strek.

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Marine scientists work on food security Erwin Leuschner

Marine scientists from all over Namibia and abroad have gathered in Swakopmund this week to share their most recent findings and research regarding various aspects in the marine environment. During the official opening of this year's Annual Research Meeting (ARM) on Tuesday the scientists were called on to take a proactive approach to contribute to the national food security.

“I call on you all to be visionary scientists and to align yourselves with this vision of the Harambee Prosperity Plan and pull together in one direction to achieve its development goals,” said Dr Moses Maurihungirire, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources, during his opening address. He continued saying that “we (the scientists and the ministry) should take a more proactive and comprehensive approach to conduct research and ensure our ministry gives its maximal contribution to food security and job creation and, hence, the realisation of the (Harambee) goals set.”

While encouraging the scientists at the event to keep up their research, Dr Maurihungirire also reminded the participants that continuous research is of the utmost importance. It provides valuable support to setting the annual Total Allowable Catch which is a critical tool in the sustainable use of commercial species.

According to Dr Maurihungirire the ministry is facing various challenges at the moment, which is why this year's theme “Discovery in Marine Science; Rising to a New Standard” is relevant and significant. “The theme aims at promoting a culture of critical thinking and scrutiny of data to disclose pertinent findings on our marine ecosystem,” he said. When the ministry has ample knowledge about the marine ecosystem, “we do not only get ready to face our future challenges that may arise, but we will also be able to solve them.”

Dr Maurihungirire encouraged the scientists not to be stingy with collected data, but to share it with all Namibian people. “I am confident the ARM this year will provide you with a forum for learning with other scientists from the ministry and beyond. I believe the moment you stop learning, listening, asking questions, and searching for answers, you stop being a scientist,” he said.

Following Dr. Maurihungirire was Dr. Marek Lipinski from the Department of Agriculture,

Family objects to granting of bail to murder suspects

A group of more than 28 family members and friends of the late Joseph Ndeyapo Hekandjo on Tuesday objected to the granting of bail for the accused linked to his murder.

Forestry and Fisheries in South Africa, who commended Namibia on the extensive research that has been done about the marine environment. He encouraged young researchers to be motivated. “Don't sit there and expect something wonderful will happen,” he said. While one scientist said that most research has already been done, Dr Lipinski responded: “Look into those that cannot be done.”

“You have tremendous help now. Namibia is a country that embraced collaboration and it is a wonderful thing to have. If you have the motivation, the funding and collaboration can be found much easier than it was 50 years ago,” he said.

The Annual Research Meeting concluded yesterday and was held in the Auditorium of the National Marine Information and Research Centre (NatMIRC). The many presentations and findings ranged from complex scientific topics like the “effects of ocean acidification on Pacific Oysters: Shell integrity” to other aspects in the marine environment like an “overview of the work of the Namibian Dolphin Project (NDP).”

The 38-year-old Hekandjo was stabbed once in the chest while sitting in a taxi in front of AP Lounge in Walvis Bay at about 03h00 in March this year.

Five men were arrested and charged with murder and malicious damage to property in connection with the matter.

They are Mathias Nuujoma, 25; Stephanus Ngenokesho, 21; Simon Gerson, 28; and Jeremia Simon, 18; Toivo Ngilikulwa (age unknown).

During their bail hearing in the Walvis Bay Magistrate's Court on Tuesday, the deceased's nephew Abel Paulus joined other family members outside the court in protest against the granting of bail to the suspects.

Paulus told Nampa on Wednesday they asked the court not to grant bail to the suspects, as the case is not yet finalised.

“Why should the court give bail to the murders of our innocent brother, they killed him in cold blood without any remorse,” reads one of the posters held by demonstrators.

Magistrate Eden Iyambo refused Nuujoma, Ngenokesho and Nghilikulwa bail.

Simon and Gerson were however granted bail of N$7 000 each, due to the cooperation they had rendered the police during investigations.

All suspects represented themselves during the bail hearing.

Hekandjo, who worked at the lounge as a guard, allegedly got into an argument with some of the suspects before firing a warning shot. He then stopped a taxi to take him home.

The suspects allegedly punctured the taxi's tyres before one of them entered the vehicle via a rear passenger door, grabbed the deceased by the neck from behind and stabbed him in the chest.

Nuujoma is the number one accused as it is suspected that he is the one who stabbed the deceased.

Ngenokesho and Nghilikulwa are also charged with murder, while Gerson and Simon are charged with malicious damage to property for allegedly puncturing the tyres.

They are expected to return to court on 3 August 2016 when investigations into the matter are expected to be completed.

(NAMPA)

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Court Walvis Bay Court Report 14 June 2016 Hubert Hector Simana (31) appeared on a charge of corruptly using office or position for gratification (7/2013). Matter postponed to 15 June. Accused out on bail.

Daniel Hitukua (44) appeared on a charge of not measuring rocklobsters harvested for recreational purpose (1/2016). Accused found guilty. Fined N$1 500 or 4 months imprisonment.

Noah Shitenga (19) and Tarah Shivute (19) appeared on charges of robbery with aggravating circum-stances (2/2015). Matter postponed to 28 June. Shitenga on bail. Shivute at large.

Mathias Nuujoma (25), Stephanus Ngenokesho (21), Simon Gerson (28), Jeremia Simon (18) and Toivo Nghilikulwa (31) appeared on charges of murder and malicious damage to property (3/2016). Matter postponed to 3 August. Accused in custody.

Andreas Simon (32) appeared on a charge of forgery and uttering a forged instrument (6/2016). Accused found guilty. Fined N$2 000 or 6 months imprisonment.

Johannes Elias (32) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor (6/2016). Accused found guilty. Fined N$5 000 or 12 months imprisonment.

Bonifasion Simeon (25), Lionel Kenanzo Peterson (30) and Shipolo Neshuku (21) appeared on charges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft and receiving stolen

Driver still not found The driver of the pick-up is still missing. He crashed his vehicle into the Walvis Bay Adventure Centre last Friday night. The driver virtually destroyed the offices of Quanta Coastal Insurance. He allegedly ran away from the scene of the accident. Speed and reckless driving seems to be at the heart of this accident.

The driver when found will face charges of leaving the scene of an accident without ascertaining injuries or damages and reckless driving. The owner of the vehicle will face the music for the damages.

property (10/2014). Matter postponed to 27 July.accused on bail.

Walter Shiweda (26) appeared on a charge of theft (7/2015). Accused found not guilty and discharged.

Logan Pretorius (26), Reggenald Carlo Bezuidenhout (24), Sandra Riobo (19) and Genielle Pretorius (21) appeared on charges of dealing in dependence producing substance (10/2015). Matter postponed to 17 October.

Accused on bail.

Valde Gotlieb (43) appeared on a charge of theft (3/2016). Accused found not guilty and discharged.

Bevely Hianja (31) appeared on a charge of theft by false pretences (4/2016). Matter postponed to 12 July. Accused out on bail.

Eveline Shikongo (27) appeared on charges of theft (4/2016). Accused found guilty. Fined N$400 or 30 days imprisonment and N$1 000 or 2 months imprisonment.

Isak Titus (33) appeared on charges of failure to comply with instruction or direction of an authorized officer and obstructing or interfering with an authorised officer (4/2016). Matter postponed to 18 July. Accused out on bail.

Grace Luzaya (19) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm (5/2016). Matter postponed to 12 July. Accused out on bail.

Erickson Shipila (21) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm (6/2016). Matter postponed to 18 July. Accused in custody.

Crime Prevention and Safety tips for Businesses (Continued)

Refund Fraud · Make your refund policy clear to customers by putting up a sign or notice by the cash register. · Issue cash refunds only with the original receipt. · Consider offering an exchange only policy.

Embezzlement and Theft It can start out small, with things like taking office supplies, or using the company car or office equipment for personal use, but it can easily escalate. Watch for: · Rewritten records, so that they "look neater". · An increase in the number of stock Credit Fraud shortages. · These are schemes designed to defraud · Employees who refuse a vacation or manufacturers, suppliers, or distributors of promotion. their merchandise. Con artists will set up a · A change in business patterns when a fake company or use an existing one they certain employee is away. just purchased, and then proceed to buy materials and goods on credit, only to · Errors in monthly statements, and vanish without a trace. Watch for the complaints by customers. following: · A decrease in profits. § A new customer orders unusually · Employees who seem overly sensitive to large amounts of merchandise on routine questions about procedures. credit.

Some of the tricks that dishonest employees use are § Business references for a listed below: customer cannot be verified. · A cashier can ring up a lower price on an § A sudden change in your item to conceal their theft from the till, or customer's management staff they may overcharge a customer and keep without notice. the difference. § The customer's payments start to · An employee purposely damages stock so lag behind. that they can buy them at a reduced price. § A company suddenly increases its · An employee may hide stock in trash bins, orders for no apparent reason. and collect it later.

If you notice any of these changes, do the · An employee may save discarded following: customer receipts and use them to show § Get to know the new management that stolen goods were "paid for". of the company.

To prevent this type of theft: § Do a thorough credit check. · Do frequent stock checks and thorough § Make sure that new orders are not inventory control. Conduct unexpected filled until the credit check is checks as well. complete. · Limit employee access to stock and inventory records.

Internal Theft · Periodically check trash bins, nooks and It is possible for a business to loose more to crannies, and infrequently used rooms. employee theft, than to shoplifting, burglary, and Trash removal should be done at specified robbery combined. Below are some of the ways in times, by a designated employee. which employees can steal from a business:

Computer Fraud Computers are now used in almost every business for checkout, billing, inventory records and payrolls, and can also be used to commit theft, larceny, embezzlement and fraud. Below are some tips to prevent your computers from being misused: · Have a secure login to your computer so that only authorized users have access. · Separate administrator and user functions. · Minimize after-hours access of the computers. · Monitor and log computer activity.

Bribery and Kickbacks It can start out small and innocent, when an employee accepts a gift in exchange for a favour or special treatment, but it can mean big trouble in the future. Watch for the following signs: · Employees in charge of purchasing use one supplier despite a policy of rotating suppliers. · Employees frequently associate with vendors or suppliers. · Employees receive gifts such as tickets to sports events. · Reputable businesses refuse to submit bids.

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Nudo - Marine denkmal must go!

Erwin Leuschner

The historic Marine denkmal in Swakopmund, an important and sought-after tourist attraction situated next to the State House, remains a bone of contention. During the most recent Town Council meeting Councillor Uahimisa Kaapehi delivered a motion with the intention that it must be removed “without fear or favour.” The motion was sent back to be discussed by the next Management Committee meeting.

For more than 100 years the Marine denkmal in Swakopmund has been present in the town and is not commemorating all fallen soldiers in Namibia, as some believe. The monument was vandalised during this year's Reparation Walk by the Ovaherero/Ovambanderu Genocide Foundation, after some of its members, which are yet still to be identified, covered a part of the monument in red paint.

While no further action was taken against the act of vandalism, the party Nudo now demands the removal of the monument.

Although the motion

by Councillor Kaapehi is attached to the Agenda of the recent Town Council meeting, it was not discussed and instead sent back to the Management Committee.

In the motion Kaapehi moves “that all artistic work, if any, statues and monuments and other related artifacts erected in this town like those commemorating the marine soldiers right

in front of the State House must be removed without fear or favour, as they belong to the dust bin of history.” (sic) In his argument for the removal of the monument Kaapehi mentions examples from elsewhere in the world, including Adolf Hitler. “Since the end of the war in Austria the authority that is there, including the government, would have nothing to do with anything that has anything to do with Hitler, while in Germany Hitler's monuments and statues had to fall (sic),” he argues.

It is against this background that he tables the motion that all colonial am imperial monuments and statues in Swakopmund must be removed and replaced with liberation struggle heroes and heroines.

“For this country and in particular this town to still portray monuments and statues in commemoration of the likes of Adolf Hitler and all former colonial leaders, would defeat the purpose of the victory and the dawn of independence in this country (sic),” he states.

Furthermore he argues that any arguments against the removal of these artifacts (sic) are untenable and unsustainable.

Kaapehi further argues that the action taken by Central Government to remove “The Horse” in Windhoek is commendable and worth emulating in order “to restore the

dignity of our people.”

“It is disheartening to see our children taking 'Selfies' in front of these oppressive monuments.

Of course one cannot penalise them because they don't know the history as history is distorted to favour the colonial masters (sic),” he states.

Tourist area gets walkway

Atlantic Street in Walvis Bay’s lagoon area, bordering the Southern perimeter of the port of Walvis Bay is getting a facelift in the form of a walkway/pavement. The project forms part of the municipality of Walvis Bay’s ongoing work to maintain and develop street infrastructure and pavements. The area is frequented by tourists daily and is seen as raising the bar for this area

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Logos Hope floating library will stay two weeks The world’s largest floating book fair, the Logos Hope, has confirmed its call at the port of Walvis Bay from 16 to 27 July this year. In a statement the Namibia Ports Authority (Namport) confirmed the vessel’s arrival on 16 July and that for the duration of the vessel’s stay members of the public will be welcomed aboard (terms and conditions apply).

Walvis Bay last saw a floating library in 2002, according to the statement.

That was when the Doulos (former sister ship to Logos Hope) called at Walvis Bay. An estimated 12 000 people then visited the ship to buy books and experience the culture of a floating library.

Logos Hope is manned by 400 international crew members who during the time will also engage with locals in a number of humanitarian projects. The Logos Hope library boasts more than 5000 book titles, available at affordable prices.

Port Log

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More than N$500k for income generating activities Sharlien Tjambari

The Ministry of Gender Equality and Child Welfare handed over Equipment and Materials worth more than N$500 000 to beneficiaries of income generating activities(IGA's) projects within Erongo Region on Tuesday, 14 June in Swakopmund.

The Deputy Minister of Gender Equality and Child Welfare Ms Lucia Witbooi said that she is proud to announce that a total of 1167 projects countrywide benefited from the programme of which 67 are from Erongo region. “I am also delighted to mention that 38 beneficiaries are receiving materials and equipment today through the Income Generating Activities programme.” Witbooi further said that the beneficiaries have applied for this equipment and now they are getting what they applied for.

According to her, the first group of beneficiaries received training offered by the Ministry staff members in Basic Business Management while the second group will also be trained soon.

“Remember that the equipment procured remains the property

of the government of Namibia and under no circumstances shall you sell, rent, donate or transfer without written approval by the Ministry” warned Witbooi.

Witbooi further said that the beneficiaries are shouldered with a great responsibility of making sure that they contribute to the creation of employment in the country, as a beneficiary you need to have a positive attitude that embraces good spirit in your work in order to attract many clients to your business and remember, challenges will always be part of your business and how you manage these challenges determines the success of your project,” adds Witbooi.

According to Witbooi, the project is for all Namibians who are interested in improving their income generating activities and the beneficiaries

Deputy Minister Lucia Witbooi

received equipment and materials from the government free of charge.

The Governor of Erongo region Mr Cleophas Mutjavikua encouraged the beneficiaries to seize the opportunity and make sure that they invest more time in the production process.

“My office will do visits soon to see if there is production going on and to see if you are using the equipment as expected, we will keep record on the production process” concludes Mutjavikua.

The beneficiaries were from Arandis, Daures, Karibib, Omaruru, Swakopmund, Walvis Bay Rural and Walvis Bay Urban Constituencies and some of the equipment or materials received were as follows: lawn mowers, meat saw, ladders, singer kneading machines, a freezer, photocopying machine etc.

Recipients at the handing over ceremony

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Vehicle crashes into Adventure centre A driver of a pick-up is expected to make a first appearance in the Walvis Bay magistrate's court this week after he crashed his vehicle into the Walvis Bay Adventure Centre on Friday night. The driver virtually destroyed the offices of Quanta Coastal Insurance. He allegedly ran away from the scene of the accident. Speed and reckless driving is at the heart of this accident.

Uta Beavis It was bound to happen. Building should have invested in parking barriers. Badly positioned with too many awful drivers around. Wish them a quick insurance payout & renovation.

Sean G Oberg Im sure alcohol is at the actual heart of this accident.

Roelene Henning I hope they have insurance.

Ilunga Mohammed Al-Shimali No picture for the car that crush into the building.

Tiaan Greyling A pledge can't cure idiocy!

Rugby Star got Married Chrysander Botha, well known Namibian rugby star got married on Saturday with Beauretta Britz. The wedding reception took place at Hotel Atlantic. On the photo is Chrysander and his wife with their entourage.

Betty Beatrice Kaula Pastor Janne man you look good keep up preaching.

Denise Van Bergen Sincere good wishes, Chrysander and Mrs Chrysander!

Danny Beukes Well done boet, hiervanaf is dit eers lekker.

Andre Everts Uitstekend! En baie mooi!

Jeanine Brand Baie geluk julle tweetjies! Mag julle baie geseende jare saam hê.

Hester Burger Beautiful Hannelore Hrywniak Classically beautiful!

Muriel RiRi Negongo Pragtig geluk julle twee.

Ally Griffiths Ai!! All da best and many blessings.

Sandra De Barros Congratulations!

Stephney van Niekerk Baie geluk Chrysander en Beauretta. Mooi wense vir julle.

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Coast received “Summer rain” in winter Erwin Leuschner

The entire West Coast of Namibia experienced an unprecedented phenomenon this week: “Summer rain” in the middle of winter. Even the oldest residents of Swakopmund have never before seen anything like it. namib times spoke to local hobby meteorologist Klaus Knupp, who tried to make sense of the event.

“In all my years as hobby meteorologist in Swakopmund I have never seen something like that happen before,” he said. He spoke to many locals, some who have been living in Swakopmund all their lives, and even they are completely baffled. “There were a couple things that coincided, some were completely unusual,” he continued saying.

According to Knupp winter rain occurring in Namibia is not entirely uncommon, but it is the exact circumstances surrounding the most recent event, that have left him puzzled. “Winter rain is usually coupled with a cold front in the Western Cape of South Africa, but this time there was no cold front. The rain came with the East Wind,” he said. Using wind maps he found that classical East Wind conditions persisted most of Monday.

A strong high pressure cell centered over South Africa caused strong anti-clockwise wind flow around it, resulting in east winds along the Namibian coast. It was highly unusual however that the East Wind carried an unusual amount of moisture– especially for this time of the year. Furthermore, the instability within this layer resulted in considerable convection (updrafts) and thunderstorms.

“I can only speculate about these two factors: For some reason an unusual amount of moisture has been lifted from the Indian Ocean, possibly because surface waters along the South African coast are about 1°C warmer than usual,” he suggests. This

phenomenon usually only occurs during summer and brings rain to Namibia. “The moisture usually disappears with the East Wind when it reaches the coast, but this time the exact opposite happened and clouds formed,” he said. Another very peculiar fact lay in the intensity of the lightning storm, he continues. “I have never seen so many lightning strikes. There must have been extremely strong winds to have caused them,” he says. When considering the above, the hobby meteorologist is under the impression that Mondays' event, combined with many other extreme weather phenomenons currently occurring around the globe, are connected to the extreme El Nino that the world experienced in 2015. The El Nino has since disappeared and there is evidence of a La Nina following soon. “I am uncertain about the future, but it looks like this coming rainy season will be better than the previous,” he says.

Knupp has been monitoring the weather at different places in Namibia since 2001, but during 2015 and in this year he has measured a couple of new records at the coast. Last year was the coldest Swakopmund has experienced and the winter lasted especially long.

Then again he measured the hottest temperature in Swakopmund during March this year. During the first proper East Wind day his thermometer recorded 40°C.

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Uis Fly-In nets N$10 000 for Palmwag Anti-Poaching Unit Erwin Leuschner

After this year's successful Fly-In held in the small settlement Uis at the end of May, the organisers of the event now donated a substantial amount of the proceedings to the Palmwag Anti-Poaching Unit (APU). The handover of N$10 000 was done by the Light Sport and Amateur-build Aircraft Association of Namibia (LISAMA) recently in Swakopmund. decided to donate these funds to the Anti-Poaching Unit,” he said.

While accepting the money, Fritz Schenk from the Palmwag Lodge & Campsite showed great gratitude and said that the money will be put to good use. Part of the funds will also be used to help mitigate the ongoing human-wildlife conflict in the area. The situation between the desert lions and communal farmers in the area has throughout the ongoing drought escalated dramatically – while some farmers have lost stock, the farmers have shot and killed some endangered desert lions.

Photo by Erwin Leuschner

“This was the second time the Fly-In was held in Uis and this year was even bigger and better,” said LISAMA Chairperson Matthias Röttcher during the hand-over. The annual Fly-In is an annual fun-filled event specifically for aviation lovers. A total of 16 types of light aircraft took part in a number of competitions this year with many more aviation enthusiasts coming to Uis just to enjoy the show.

According to Röttcher, money was generated during the event through the sale of T-Shirts and various other activities. “We saw the dire situation regarding Rhino poaching and many of us aviators love the wildlife. We have therefore

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(Left) Members of the Light Sport and Amateur-build Aircraft Association of Namibia (LISAMA) and participants of the Uis FlyIn recently donated N$10 000 to the Palmwag AntiPoaching Unit (fltr): Jacqueline Stiemert, Henk Koster, Heidi Snyman, Johan de Wet, Heiner Schlusche. Matthias Röttcher (r), LISAMA Chairperson, symbolically hands over the cheque to Fritz Schenk (2nd fr) of Palmwag Lodge & Campsite.

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Shooting death of famous lion and wounding of others send shockwaves Erwin Leuschner

News of the incident spread like wildfire through the coast's conservation and tourism fraternities. The lion's death and wounding of the two other animals fetched national and international headlines after the Desert Lion Conservation Foundation officially announced “a King has vanished.” “Harry” was part of a unique coalition of five desert-adapted male lions that have become famous since the release of the locally produced documentary “Vanishing Kings – Lions of the Namib.”

According to the Desert Lion Project the exact details of the incident remain unclear. The lion “Harry” died of a mortal bullet injury to the chest during the early hours on 12 June. The conflict occurred when the five male lions moved past a temporary cattle post about twelve kilometres west of Tomakas somewhere between the cattle post and Otjizeka spring. When the remaining four lions were observed during sunset the same day, two males showed injuries as well. “Adolf” (Xpl92) had a wound to his cheek while “Ben” (Xpl-91) appeared to have a bullet wound in the lower stomach.

Last reports indicate that the wound does not seem serious and that the bullet passed right through.

The conflict between the desert lions and surrounding communal farmers has been ongoing since December last year. “Because of the drought the wild animals have moved away and the lions have moved with them. Unfortunately this has led them to cattle posts, which makes the situation very tense,” Fritz Schenk from Palmwag Lodge & Campsite said to namib times. Ever since Dr Philip (Flip) Stander, an expert in the field of conservation, together with various other institutions, lodges, officials and wildlife enthusiasts have been trying to diffuse the situation by regularly deterring the lions from killing livestock.

“We also had an incident at the Lodge two weeks ago when three donkeys were killed. The best solution to the situation would be good rainfall. If it rains the wildlife return to their natural habitat,” Schenk added.

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(Fltr) Danny Nel from Round Table receiving blankets from Caroll Loubser, John Steenkamp and Herman Ujaha all from Erongo Industrial Supply Services

Erongo Industrial Supply Services donates Sharlien Tjambari to the Winter Knight campaign On Friday, 10 June, the Erongo Industrial Supply Services cc handed over 34 Duvet sets, a set of pillows and 5 bed spreads towards the Round Table Winter Knights Initiative in Swakopmund. The Owner of Erongo Industrial Supply Services Mr John Steenkamp, said they are donating the items to support the initiative of the Round Table Winter Knights.

“This serves as a token of appreciation towards Round Table Winter Knights for their commitment and contribution towards social upliftment” adds Steenkamp. The campaign for collecting blankets

for the less fortunate have been running for a while now and a week ago the Round Table Winter Knights launched the winter net campaign to collect as many blankets as possible during this winter. Danny Nel of the Road Table Knights said that they have at the moment collected 530 000 blankets from across the country for the less fortunate people. “The items we collected here at the coast will be distributed to orphanages, vulnerable children and to the Topnaar community around Swakopmund, Henties Bay and Walvis bay and if there are more items left, only then will we consider other towns,” said Nel.

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Chaka Chaka pays a courtesy visit to the Governor of Erongo WALVIS BAY * 24 June: Mr & Miss NPS. * 25 Junie: Vlooi mark aangebied deur Gereformeerde Kerk by Moth’s terrein regoor WoermannBrock. Kontak S Vermaak tel: 202020. * 26 June: Walvis Bay Flea Market - “Christmas in June” from 09:00 - 13:00. * 1 July: NPS Fun Day. * 2 Julie: Huis Palms Basaar vanaf 09:00. * 5 Julie: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Evangeliese Sending Kerk, Narraville. * 2 Aug: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Lewende Water Gemeente. *6 Sept: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Five Fold Ministry. * 15 Sept: NPS Matric Tea. * 1 Oct: NPS Festival Day. * 4 Okt: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Anglikaanse Kerk, Narraville. ***************

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Sharlien Tjambari The Governor of Erongo region Mr Cleophas Mutjavikua was honoured and delighted to meet the well-known Yvonne Chaka Chaka, a South African singer, UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador on malaria and African Union Ambassador on prevention and response to violence against children and women.

Chaka Chaka arrived at the Walvis Bay International Airport on Tuesday. Addressing the press upon her arrival, Chaka Chaka said the main reason why she is in Namibia is to urge businesses and the government to collaborate, break down barriers and ensure that the lives of the Namibian children are improved. On Wednesday Chaka Chaka, Micaela Marques de Sousa UNICEF's Representative and the Deputy Minister of Gender Equality and Child Welfare Lucia Witbooi paid a courtesy visit to the office of the Governor. “I would like to express our appreciation to Yvonne, we are always moved by your efforts of breaking down barriers and ensuring that the lives of children are improved and that their rights are restored, because what we are having is a situation where the rights of the children had been taken away and children are no more being taken care of very well as they are supposed to” said Mutjavikua.

On Wednesday Chaka Chaka also visited the Sunshine Project to interact with children with disabilities and the Walvis Bay Kids Haven.

* 20 June: Art of Many Hands exhibition at Namib High School at 18:30 & Tues - Thurs 08:00 - 13:00 & 15:00 - 18:00. Fri 08:00 - 10:00 * 24 June: The Cgals Chamber Choir of Namibia at the 9th World Choir Games In Concert at German Lutheran Church, Swakopmund at 18:30. * 26 June: Sunday Market at the Green Center (behind the Snake Park), 5 Libertine Amathila Ave from 09:00 - 13:00. Contact 081 69 29 072. * 26 June: Cgals in Concert at 15:30. * 23 July: Flea Market in Haus Der Jugend from 07:30 onwards. For more information regarding stalls please contact Carola: 081 253 0048. * 22 Oct: Xmas lunch for the Organisation of Caring for People with Disabilities in Haus Der Jugend at 10:00. For more information please contact Carola: 081 253 0048. * 25/26 Nov: Advent Market at Lions Old Age Home. For more information please contact Carola: 081 253 0048. ***************

31st KÜSKA * 17 June: PRINZENBALL (Royal Ball) on in the HAUS DER JUGEND. * 18 June: KÜSKIKA at 14h00. * 20 June: DAMENABEND (LADIES NIGHT) in the HAUS DER JUGEND and doors open at 19h00, while the program starts at 20h11. * 21 June: INTERNATIONAL EVENING in HAUS DER JUGEND and doors open at 19h00, while the program starts at 20h11.

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Worte der Woche Eine Woche Sport, Spaß und Gemeinschaftsgeist Treffen der namibischen Privatschulen in Keetmanshoop Die Privatschule Swakopmund nahm in der vergangenen Woche an der jährlichen Sportveranstaltung der Namibia Private Schools Organization (NAPSO) in Keetmanshoop teil. Dabei geht es nicht um die üblichen Leichtathletik-Wettkämpfe, sondern um das sportliche Vergnügen in den unterschiedlichsten Disziplinen.

Die insgesamt 72 Schüler der PSS nahmen an Schach, Tennis, Tauziehen, Seifenkisten-Rennen, Feld- Hockey und Radfahren teil.

Begleitet wurde die

Breyten Breytenbach 1983 “Europa ist ein ge- der Apartheidpolitik.

Die Hockeymannschaft der Mädchen. Hintere Reihe (v.l.): Faith-Lee Madi, Kaedi Schrazähmtes und ein biss- Nach der Heirat mit der, Jenna Meyer, Bianca Illston, Cassandra Willson-Moore, Lee-Ann van Wyk, Lauren chen schwachsinni- einer Französin vietnaWoolf, Chelsey Venter. Vordere Reihe (v.l.): Ashanti Harmse, Megan Meyer, Frances Burges Tier, gewisserma- mesischer Abstamger, Neve Battley, Jodi Orban.

Fotos: Privatschule Swakopmund ßen eine Kuh mit mung war ihm die freie in Keetmanshoop und Finnen oder eine Rückkehr in seine Heidie Unterbringung der Katze mit faulen mat verboten. Der dorgesamten Mannschaft Zähnen. Aber Afrika tige Prohibition of auf dem Matratzenist ewig. In Afrika ist Mixed Marriages Act lager bei Familie Weder Mensch ein No- stellte sexuelle Bezieder (Naute Kristall made, ein Eroberer, hungen zwischen WeiCellar and Distillery) eine transitäre Er- ßen und Angehörigen werden allen, die dabei scheinung. Der Eu- anderer Rassen unter waren, in guter ErinStrafe und ließ eine ropäer hat seinen nerung bleiben. solche Ehe nicht zu.

Boden nach Bedarf Wenn etwa 3000 Sport1962 gehörte er zu den versaut. Der Afrikaler aus 14 verschiedeMitbegründern der ner musste sich Afrinen namibischen Prika anpassen. Nicht südafrikanischen Livatschulen zur offium davon Besitz zu teraturbewegung Sestiziellen Begrüßung ins ergreifen, sondern gers.

Stadion einziehen, um geduldet zu wer- In Frankreich war er dann hat das schon fast den - oder um ein Teil Gründungsmitglied olympische Atmosdavon sein zu kön- der Exil-Widerstandsphäre. „Es war eingruppe Okhela, die die nen. malig und die GeApartheidspolitik der Was bedeutet eine meinschaft sowie der Buren-Regierung beeinzige Lebenszeit in Sportsgeist der Schüler kämpfte.

1975 beAfrika? Da gibt es Die Fahrradfahrer. Von links: Ulla Finkeldey (PSS-Sportkoordinatorin), Christine eine lange Glasper- suchte er Südafrika mit Röttcher, Marco Schütte, Claudin Erwig, Daniel Haus, Oscar Carlitz, Wikus van Zyl (PSS- waren gigantisch", so die Sport-Organisalenkette von Ahnen gefälschtem ReiseLehrkraft).Vorne: Justus Beulker. torin der PSS, Ulla und Urahnen, eine pass, wurde verraten fari, die der Schule für die Teilnahme in Keet- Finkeldey, „und wir Glasperlen-kette, die und bei der Ausreise Mannschaft, die sich zwei Elternteilen. aus allen Schulstufen diese Veranstaltung manshoop möglich ge- sind im nächsten Jahr Dank der großzügigen klickt und klackt, die am Flughafen verzusammensetzte, von zwei Reisebusse zur macht worden. Der auf jeden Fall wieder Unterstützung von leicht reißt und aus- haftet. Wegen seiner sechs Lehrkräften und Verfügung stellte, war Abenteuer Afrika Safreundliche Empfang dabei". aktiven Rolle in der einanderplatzt und Anti-Apartheidbeweim Sand versinkt, und die Glasperlen gung und angeblicher sind in jedem Fall Verbindungen zum Abloße Beeren vom frican National ConStrauch oder aus gress wurde er wegen Lehm geformt. Der Hochverrats zu einer Afrikaner muss nicht neunjährigen Haft- "Besteht ein Personal- ben nach einer Entwissen, woher er strafe verurteilt. Auf rat aus einer Person, scheidung des BSG kommt oder wohin er Grund anhaltender in- erübrigt sich die Tren- keinen Anspruch auf unterwegs ist. Er ternationaler Proteste nung nach Geschlech- Witwenrente." braucht überhaupt und nach Interven- tern.” nicht zu wissen, denn tionen der französi- "Eine einmalige Zaher hat noch nie unter schen Regierung auf lung wird für jeden dem Wahn gelitten, höchster politischer Berechtigten nur einEbene wurde er nach mal gewährt." dass er nicht weiss.”

A u s d e r K u r z g e - sieben Jahren aus der "Ausfuhrbestimmunschichte ‘30. Dezem- Haft nach Frankreich gen sind Erklärungen ber’ von Breyten Brey- entlassen. Er kehrte zu den Erklärungen, tenbach. Der südafri- 1982 nach Paris zurück mit denen man eine kanische Schriftsteller, und nahm die franzö- Erklärung erklärt."

Maler und Anti-Apart- sische Staatsbürger- "Der Wertsack ist ein heid-Aktivist wurde schaft an. 1983 und Beutel, der auf Grund 1939 in Bonnievale ge- 1984 verweigerte er die seiner besonderen Verboren. Er begann 1958 Annahme zweier Lite- wendung nicht Wertein Kunst- und Lite- raturpreise seines Hei- beutel, sondern Wertraturstudium an der matlandes, die er für sack genannt wird, Universität Kapstadt. seine während der weil sein Inhalt aus 1959 verließ er Südaf- Haftzeit entstandenen mehreren Wertbeuteln rika zu einer längeren Gedichte erhalten soll- besteht, die in den Wertsack nicht verbeuEuropareise, setzte te. telt, sondern versackt 1960 sein Studium in werden."

Paris fort und wurde "Ehefrauen, die ihren ein engagierter Gegner Mann erschießen, ha-

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Die Perle unter den Geflügeln Hallo Susann!

Schon wieder wird auf unsere Perlhühner in Swakopmund geschimpft, dieses Mal gleich auf dem Titelblatt der namib times.

Ich würde gerne wissen, WAS die Leute so ärgert. Weil ich diese Vögel so mag und sie zu unseren vielleicht nicht schönsten, dafür aber nützlichsten Tieren gehören, schicke ich Dir meinen Artikel aus dem Pelican Pouch, einem Mitteilungsblatt für namibische Reiseleiter, sowie einige PerlhuhnRezepte aus dem Südwester Kochbuch. ,,Perlhühner treffen Sie auf jeder Reise durch Namibia. Sie erscheinen in Scharen, wecken mit ihrem Gekreische die Gäste einer Lodge auf und

sind ständig in Bewegung. Sie fressen Insekten, Raupen und Läuse und sind deshalb in Feld und Garten sehr nützlich. Auf dem höchsten Baum sitzend sind sie besser als jeder Wachhund: jede Bewegung, die von der Norm abweicht, wird mit lautem Gekecker kundgetan. Ihre Federn bringen Glück, und dass sie gut schmecken, sehen Sie an nachfolgenden Rezepten. Nur denken Sie daran: wenn ein Perlhuhn Ihnen in die Windschutzscheibe fliegt, ist es meist ungenießbar, denn im allgemeinen ist es ein altes Tier, das nicht mehr die benötigte Höhe und Geschwindigkeit aufbringen konnte, um das Fahrzeug zu überfliegen. Diese al-

Es gibt sechs verschiedene Arten von Perlhühnern, von denen lediglich das Helmperlhuhn vom Menschen domestiziert wurde.

Hier ein Helmperlhuhn (Numida meleagris) auf der Namib Desert Lodge.

Foto: Susann Kinghorn ten Tiere können Sie Überleben tun Perltagelang im Dampftopf hühner in der Gemeinkochen, sie bleiben schaft. Einer warnt den zäh. Zum Kochen also nächsten. Fliegen sie immer ein zartes, jun- dann auf, kann man gut ges Perlhuhn verwen- beobachten, wie der den. heranpirschende Schakal seinen Kopf hin und her schüttelt; er ist verwirrt von all dem schwarz-weissen Geflimmer, und ihm wird schwindelig. Bis er sich erholt hat, sind die Perlhühner längst weggeflogen.

Sie sind hässlich, und dennoch können sie so zutraulich werden, dass man sie mit Namen rufen kann, und sie geben Antwort.

Perlchen werden sie dann auf den Farmgehöften genannt, und kein Perlhuhnbesitzer möchte sie mehr missen.

Wir Afrikaner glauben daran, dass die Federn ein DRITTES AUGE haben. Wir stecken eine Feder an den Eingang unserer Hütte, und diese behütet uns wochenlang nur dun- im Schlaf und schützt kel. Das nennt man uns vor allem Bösen. dann die Polarnacht.

Schon die Ägypter Lassen Sie uns die hielten sich Perlhühner längste Nacht des Jah- als Haustiere in ihren res am Montag unter Palästen. Sie galten als einer warmen Feder- heilig.” decke voll auskosten, Gaby Tirronen oder aber sie so richtig (Zwei Perlhuhnreschön durchzechen - in zepte folgen in der Vorfreude auf stetig nächsten Freitagszunehmendes Tages- ausgabe der namib licht bis hin zum 21. times.)

Dezember.

Auf die längste Nacht!

Haltet unsere Küste sauber!

die längste Nacht des Jahres. Wenn man am späten Nachmittag von der Arbeit nach Hause kommt, ist es schon dunkel, und man hat allen Grund, sich über mangelndes Tageslicht zu beklagen. Im Vergleich zu anderen Teilen der Erde haben wir es allerdings richtig gut. In Teilen Norwegens zum Beispiel ist es zum Teil sogar

Welch ein Wetterspektakel!

Liebe Küstenleser!

Einmaligkeit haut einen bei einer weltweiten und daher auch namibischen Tendenz der tödlich langweiligen Wiederholungen (von politischen Phrasen bis hin zu Stammesfehden, Vergeudung von Geld, Vergewaltigungen, Messerstechereien usw.) förmlich vom Hocker.

Mein Hocker ist jedenfalls bei dem kürz-

Kürzester Tag des Jahres

Am Montag, den 20.

Juni, ist bei uns in Namibia Wintersonnenwende. Zur Wintersonnenwende erreicht die Sonne die geringste Mittagshöhe über dem Horizont und steht mittags senkrecht am Wendekreis des Krebses 23,5 Grad nördlicher Breite. An diesem Tag ist auf der südlichen Halbkugel der kürzeste Tag und

Locker vom Hocker

Möchten Sie über Ostwindstimmung oder sonstige Wetterphänomene informieren? Melden Sie sich bei Susann Kinghorn; Tel. 405183 oder 0812538850; E-Mail: susannkinghorn@gmail.com

Schöpfung, wie man noch vor tausend Jahren gedacht hat. Manch einer glaubt tatsächlich heute noch an den Kokolores, dass sich das Weltall um den Menschen dreht.

Inzwischen kann man mit Teleskopen sehen, dass sich hinter den Fixsternen Welten von Milchstraßen auftun.

Auch stellte man fest, dass das Universum sich mit großer Ge-

und stattdessen Blitze zucken und Donner in den fetten Wolken rumoren. Selbst nach über 250 Jahren Blitzund Gewitterforschung weiß man übrigens noch immer nicht, wie sich Gewitterwol-

Magisches Wolkenspiel über der Swakopmunder Jetty und dem Tug-Restaurant bei untergehender Sonne und gleichzeitigem Beginn des Regenfalls am 6. Juni.

Fotos: Xenia Ivanoff-Erb lichen Wetterspektakel schwindigkeit aus- ken konkret aufladen in unserer sonst sich dehnt. Außerdem wis- und dabei Blitze entruhig im Meeresrau- sen wir heute, dass das stehen. Und das, obschen wiegenden Ne- Weltall nicht von fest- wohl rund 3.000 Gebelbehausung in tau- stehenden Fixsternen witter gleichzeitig rund send Stücke zerbro- bestimmt wird, die auf um die Erde toben und chen, weil ich so be- ewig ihren Platz im mehr als 100 Blitze geistert war.

Himmelsgewölbe ha- jede Sekunde durch die Welch außergewöhn- ben, sondern von Be- Luft zucken. liches Naturschau- wegung, vom Auf- Meiner Meinung nach spiel, bei einem nächt- leuchten und Verglü- findet der Mensch lichen Spaziergang hen von Sternen, von seine Vollendung nicht von zuckenden Blitzen großen Räumen zwi- unbedingt nur darin, umzingelt zu sein, schen den Materie- dass er den Alltag während ein gewal- klumpen. optimal meistert und tiges, nicht enden wo- Binnen weniger Jahr- im Konkurrenzkampf

Die Studentin Cara Reddig war just zum Urlaub aus Stellenbosch an der namibischen Küste, als es über dem Atlantik bis nach Botswana die ganze Nacht durch regnete. Das Wasser in der Wüste entzückte sie. Cara war übrigens im vergangenen Jahr die Namibierin mit den besten Matrikresultaten in der Erongo-Region. llendes Donnergrollen zehnte hat sich unser erfolgreich ist, sondern jegliche anderen Ge- Bild, das wir uns von indem er das Ganze der Welt machen, also betrachtet - sich sozuräusche übertönt.

Inmitten dieser luft- grundlegend geändert. sagen aus der kleinen elektrischen Entla- Wie dem auch sei, es ist Welt direkt vor seiner wunder- Nase herauszoomt, indungen schrumpft der jedenfalls Mensch automatisch schön zu erleben, wie dem er nach den Urwieder zu dem zu- die Natur die mensch- sprüngen fragt. Wir sammen, was er ei- gemachte Monotonie brauchen uns nur ungentlich ist: ein Staub- durchbricht, wenn auf seres Verstandes zu korn am Rande des einmal keine Sterne bedienen.

Universums und nicht mehr am nächtlichen Ihre etwa die Krone der Himmel zu sehen sind Susann Kinghorn

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NOTICES & VACANCIES WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME

WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME

CONSENT: Home Based Office (Administrative) ON ERF: 6171 TOWNSHIP: Walvis Bay STREET: Visarend.

CONSENT: Home Based Office /Secretarial Services ON ERF: 979 TOWNSHIP: Walvis Bay STREET: Theo Ben Gurirab Avenue, No.32.

In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish a Printing Shop on the site.

In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish a Secretarial & Virtual Office Services on the site.

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 106D, Civic Centre.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager; Roads and building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and undersigned, in writing, not later than 1 July 2016.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Amadhila Ephafras Morning, Visarend Street, Walvis Bay

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 106D, Civic Centre.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager; Roads and building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and undersigned, in writing, not later than 1 July 2016.

REZONING APPLICATION NOTICE Rezoning: From “Single Residential with a density of 1:300m2” to “General Residential 1 with a density of 1:100m2” Location: Erf 986, 123-Nangolo Mbumba Drive, Walvis Bay In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that Stewart Planning, intends to apply to the Walvis Bay Municipality for the permission to rezone erf 986, Walvis Bay from 'Single Residential' to 'General Residential 1 with a density of 1:100m2' to erect/establish 9 dwelling units on the ±1,250m2 site.

Plans/ Particulars of the application may be inspected at Town Planning, First Floor, Room 101, Civic Centre, Nangolo Mbumba Drive, Walvis Bay. Any persons having any objection or comments to the approval of the rezoning application may lodge such objection together with grounds thereof, with the Municipality of Walvis Bay or Stewart Planning, in writing, not later than FRIDAY 1 JULY 2016.

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

APPLICANT: Bruce Stewart - Stewart Planning P.O. Box 2095 Walvis Bay bruce@sp.com.na 064 280 770

STEWART PLANNING

TOWN & REGIONAL PLANNERS

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Wilhencia Uiras, P O Box 134, Walvis Bay

CONSENT APPLICATION FOR A BED AND BREAKFAST (ACCOMMODATION ESTABLISHMENT) Take notice that RITTA KHIBA PLANNING CONSULTANTS (TOWN AND REGIONAL PLANNERS) on behalf of the owner of Erf 2850 Swakopmund intends to apply to the Municipal Council of Swakopmund for: CONSENT TO OPERATE AN ACCOMMODATION ESTABLISHMENT (BED AND BREAKFAST) ON ERF 2850 NO. 42 DR EUGENE MÜLLER STREET SWAKOPMUND Erf 2850, No. 42 Dr Eugene Müller Street Swakopmund and is zoned 'Single Residential' and is approximately 1718.75 m2 in extent. There is no existing building on the Erf. The intention of the owner is to construct a main building for an accommodation establishment and operate a Bed and Breakfast which will consist of 10 rooms. The appearance of buildings shall remain residential in character as provided in the Swakopmund new policy for accommodation establishments.

The number of vehicles for which parking will be provided on-site will be in accordance with the Swakopmund Town Planning Scheme.

Take notice that the locality plan of the erf lies for inspection on the Town Planning notice board in the Customer Care Centre, Municipality of Swakopmund Offices, Corner of Rakotoka Street and Daniel Kambo Avenue. Swakopmund.

Further take notice that any person objecting to the proposed use of the land as set out above may lodge such objection together with the grounds thereof, with the Municipality and with the applicant in writing within 14 days of the last publication of this notice.

Applicant

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MUNICIPALITY OF WALVIS BAY (An equal opportunity Employer) The Municipal Council of Walvis Bay offers the following opportunities to Namibian Citizens

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

PERSONAL ASSISTANT TO THE MAYOR (PATERSON GRADE LEVEL C3 Purpose of the Job To provide a wide range of administrative support services to the Mayor, the Deputy Mayor and the Councillors with the view of improving the working relationship with all relevant stakeholders and enabling them to render the required services effectively and efficiently.

Key Performance Areas · Office administration and financial control · Efficiency and effectiveness of the Office of the Mayor · Liaison duties · Junior City Council · Mayoral Relief Fund

Qualifications and Experience · Grade 12 (minimum 23 points) plus plus 5 years relevant experience supporting a senior manager in a personal assistant capacity, preferably in a local authority OR · A 3-year National Diploma in Corporate Communication/ Public Relations/ Journalism or equivalent plus 3 years relevant experience supporting a senior manager in a personal assistant capacity, preferably in a local authority · Driving licence code B Closing date: Friday, 8 July 2016 Notice no: 70/2016 DEPARTMENT OF WATER, WASTE & ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER (PATERSON GRADE LEVEL B3) Purpose of the Job To perform day-to-day monitoring, conduct fieldwork, and implement relevant municipal environmental management policies, plans and programmes to contribute towards the sustainability of the environment in the Walvis Bay jurisdictional area to the benefit of all residents.

Key Performance Areas · Sustainable development of natural resources · Disaster Emergency contingency plans · Inspections: Developments and recreational activities within the Walvis Bay environs · Liaison, communication, and peace keeping activities Qualifications and Experience · Grade 12 (minimum 23 points) plus a 3-year National Diploma in Environmental Management or related disciplines – no experience required. · Code B Driving License · Registration as Peace Officer & Driving Licence code A to be obtained during probation period.

OPERATOR: SOLID WASTE (PATERSON GRADE LEVEL B2) Purpose of the Job To safely and efficiently operate a range of vehicles involved in the collection and transportation of refuse to the disposal site.

Key Performance Areas · Solid Waste Removal · Maintenance and care of the assigned vehicle · Staff supervision and administration Qualifications and Experience · Grade 10 (minimum 23 points) plus 2 years relevant experience, preferably solid waste removal. · Driving license code C1 or bigger without endorsements. · Public Driving Permit.

DRIVER: RETICULATION (PATERSON GRADE LEVEL B2) Purpose of the Job To remove blockages in sewerage lines and to clean pump station screens as assigned.

Key Performance Areas · Cleaning of pump station screens and opening of blockages · Administration and supervision · Maintenance and care of the assigned vehicle Qualifications and Experience · Grade 10 (minimum 23 points) plus 5 years in the maintenance of sewer reticulation networks.

OR · Grade 8 plus 7 years in the maintenance of sewer reticulation networks. · Driving license code C1 Closing date: Friday, 1 July 2016 Notice no: 70/2016 Remuneration The remuneration package will be market related, inclusive of competitive service benefits.

Applicants are advised to apply by forwarding a cover letter, a comprehensive CV and certified copies of qualifications and any other relevant documents to: The Manager: Human Resources Private Bag 5017 Walvis Bay Hand delivered applications can be submitted at the entrance of the main building (front desk of the Security Officer) or via Courier Services to Municipality of Walvis Bay, Nangolo Mbumba Drive, Civic Centre, Walvis Bay. Further information is obtainable from the Assistant HR Practitioner, Ms Hilma Kawiwa at telephone number 064-2013343.

E-mail and fax applications are not acceptable.

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ESTATE NOTICE

ESTATE NOTICE

ESTATE NOTICE

Estate no: 776/2016

In the estate of the late Hans Martin Georg Wencke, Id No: 321207 0010 9 of Flat No.24, Lions Old Age Home, Swakopmund who died on 12 August 2015 and who was unmarried.

In the estate of the late H e l g a Wi l h e l m i n a Hedwig Sadlowski, Id No: 280308 0011 8 of 142 Anton Lubowski Avenue, Swakopmund, who died on 5 January 2016 and who was unmarried.

In the estate of the late Herbert Lohmeier Id No: 541125 0012 2, who died on 6 May 2016, resided at 59 Riverside Avenue, Swakopmund, and who was married out of community of property.

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

H E AHRENS Agent of Executrix c/o KINGHORN ASSOCIATES Haus Altona 2 - 6 Tobias Hainyeko Street P. O. Box 1455 SWAKOPMUND (Ref: HEA/AW EST 148/0001-50)

Master’s Ref: 1661/2015

Master’s Ref: 81/2016

In terms of Section 35(5) of Act 66 of 1965, notice is hereby given that the FIRST AND FINAL Liquidation and Distribution Account in the above estate will be open for inspection of all persons interested therein for a period of twenty one (21) days from date of publication hereof at the office of the Master of the High Court Windhoek and the Magistrate’s Court Swakopmund.

Should no objection thereto be lodged with the Master concerned during the specified period, the executrix will proceed to make payment in accordance with the account.

In terms of Section 35(5) of Act 66 of 1965, notice is hereby given that the FIRST AND FINAL Liquidation and Distribution Account in the above estate will be open for inspection of all persons interested therein for a period of twenty one (21) days from date of publication hereof at the office of the Master of the High Court Windhoek and the Magistrate’s Court Swakopmund.

Should no objection thereto be lodged with the Master concerned during the specified period, the executrix will proceed to make payment in accordance with the account.

H E AHRENS Executrix c/o KINGHORN ASSOCIATES Haus Altona 2-6 Tobias Hainyeko Street P. O. Box 1455 Tel: (064) - 405051 Swakopmund (Ref: HEA/AW EST 133/0001-50)

H E AHRENS Executrix c/o KINGHORN ASSOCIATES Haus Altona 2-6 Tobias Hainyeko Street P. O. Box 1455 Tel: (064) - 405051 Swakopmund (Ref: HEA/AW EST 140/0001-50)

REZONING NOTICE ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE NOTICE REZONING: from “General Residential 1” 1:100m2 to “General Business” bulk 2.

LOCATION: Erf 883 Theo Ben Gurirab Ave, Walvis Bay.

ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE Rezoning of land from residential to commercial use.

In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that Stewart Planning intends to apply to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to rezone erf 883, Walvis Bay from “General Residential 1” to “General Business”. Plans and particulars of the application may be inspected at Town Planning, First Floor, Room 101, Civic Centre, Nangolo Mbumba Drive, Walvis Bay. The proposed rezoning is a listed activity in the Environmental Management Act (Act No. 7 of 2007) and can therefore not be carried out without an Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC). Therefore, Stewart Planning was appointed to prepare a scoping report and apply for an ECC. In terms of the Environmental Management Act and its Regulations, notice is hereby given to Interested and Affected Parties (I&AP) that Stewart Planning intends to apply to the Municipality of Walvis Bay under delegated authority for an ECC for the proposed rezoning.

All I&APs are hereby invited to register and participate in the public consultation process.

Should you wish to register and receive more information on the rezoning please contact Stewart Planning not later than FRIDAY 8 JULY 2016.

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

APPLICANT: Bruce Stewart - Stewart Planning P.O. Box 2095 Walvis Bay bruce@sp.com.na 064 280 770

STEWART PLANNING

TOWN & REGIONAL PLANNERS

STORE MANAGEMENT WANTED MAKE THE MOVE TO ENTERTAINMENT. IF YOU'RE CRAZY ABOUT ENTERTAINMENT, CAN KILL IT IN CUSTOMER SERVICE AND LOVE RETAIL, WE'RE LOOKING FOR YOU! Successful applicants will be responsible for: managing the day-to day operations in store through effective staff management, delivery of the customer journey & compliance to policies & procedures in order to maximise profitability.

To apply you need to have: Experience in managing a retail store; Exposure to technology products & FMCG in retail; A good understanding of business financials; Great people management skills; Knowledge of managing disciplinary processes & consequence management; A valid Grade 12 Certificate; A valid bank account registered in your name; Reliable transport to and from work; and be prepared to work shifts, weekends & public holidays.

Positions available in the following stores: If you think you have what it takes, drop your CV in store or email your CV to:

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Muchacho Nechville, owner of the first Mustang 5.0 V8 in Walvis Bay

William Levin from Novel Ford Walvis Bay with the proud owner of the Mustang 5.0 Mr. Muchacho Nechville

Managing Director Ricardo Raposo from South Africa handing over the keys to Mr Nechville

One of the long time residents and business man of Walvis Bay, Muchacho Nechville, is the proud owner of the new Mustang V8 5.0.

He is also a keen motor sport supporter. Lukas Hipondoka and Muchacho Nechville are well known names in the motor racing industry and the two of them have been friends for years.

Muchacho invited Lukas to accompany him when he collects his new A very happy Muchacho Nechville and Lukas Hipondoka ready to take Mustang at the Novel the Mustang for a spin Ford company in Walvis Bay. The Managing Director Ricardo Raposo jetted in from South Africa to hand over this masterpiece to his client himself. This Mustang V8 is one of 4 in Namibia and this one is the first one at the coast. Mr Ekkehard Bollinger, Dealer Principal for the Walvis Bay Branch, was very proud when they handed over the vehicle to Mr Nechville. The cost for this legendary American muscle car is Dealer Principal Ekkehard Bollinger at Novel Ford in Walvis Bay N$895 659.00 watching them go for their first ride

More on the Mustang on page 24

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Handover of a Mercedes-Benz OF1730/59 Auto 65 Seater bus, to the Namibian Institute of Mining & Technology in Arandis.

The Namibian Institute of Mining & Technology in Arandis recently acquired a new 65 Seater Mercedes Benz bus from M+Z Motors Commercial Vehicles At the handover from left to right: Ralf Wenn (Sales Executive at M+Z Motors Commercial Vehicles), Eckhart Mueller (Executive Director at NIMT), Sabine Hellwig (Head Librarian of NIMT, Wilfried Sell (Dealer Principal at M+Z Motors Commercial Vehicles, Mark Templin, (Financial Manager) Theuns du Toit (Technical Division)

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More details on the charging, free-breathing and incredibly streamMustang 5.0 V8 Forward-leaning, hard-

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lined. Introducing a bold new interpretation of

America's legendary pony car. The new Ford Mustang hits the road running with a sleek,

agile body designed for performance.

Designers were challenged to improve the Mustang's aerodynamics, while giving it an aggressive, nergetic stance.

Painstakingly sketched and sculpted, its form was relentlessly refined.

Engineers thoroughly tested the car's performance using advanced technology in the lab and on the road, then provided the designers with feedback.

Performance is enhanced by subtle elements like the wheel aero curtains –

vertical slots at the outer edges of the front fascia.

They create a highpressure region that holds airflow closer to the body and minimises drag. Fastback or convertible, the new Mustang is a marvel of engineering.

The stunning result of form and function flowing seamlessly together.

A world-class design.

Ready to be unleashed on the world.

For the Fastback, both engines offer the slickshifting six-speed manual transmission, but you can also opt for the sixspeed SelectShift automatic transmission for the Fastback and Convertible. The Mustang's Select-Shift gives you the thrill of using a manual transmission with the ease of an automatic. Simply toggle the race-car-inspired paddle shifters on the steering wheel to shift gears up or down. Fuel savings come standard.

When idling, the transmission disconnects from the engine, even if you're in gear, saving you fuel.

The Mustang masters the

art of exhilaration with two feats of engineering genius. Sudden manoeuvres. Heavy traffic.

Challenging road and weather conditions. The new Mustang offers sophisticated handling technologies that help you maintain control, so your drive can be more carefree.

The Mustang's advanced braking system distributes brake force between front and rear wheels, and prevents wheels from locking.

The result? Peace of mind, while you enjoy the Mustang's pinned-toyour-seat power.

An advanced brake lineup brings the Mustang to a stop faster than you can say, “Whoaboy!” Greater handling when you need it most.

Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) and Traction Control System (TCS) work together to understand changing road conditions and your responses.

Our hot-handling Mustang is ready for action. In fact, it's already proven itself in our most rigorous

testing, logging more than 4 million kilometres.

Holds the road with ease thanks in part to its fully independent, integrallink rear suspension.

Based on a lower H-arm, a vertical link, an upper camber link and a toe link, this state-of-the-art setup helps the Mustang deliver enhanced antisquat and anti-lift properties which gives it better pitch control during hard acceleration and braking. For even more grip, unsprung mass is kept down by the use of high-strength aluminium alloy for the rear knuckles and Harms. Better road feel, a better ride, and more precise handling are just a few more benefits of the all-new suspension system, which incorporates a new doubleball-joint configuration up front as well.

DRIVERS: TAP THIS The new Mustang serves up hot technology designed specifically for you.

Next time the road starts getting slick, just tap a toggle switch on the dash to adjust its Selectable Drive Modes. And keep

going. Choose from 4 modes: Normal, Sport+, Track, and Snow/Wet. Each one activates predefined powertrain and chassis calibrations suited to that particular driving situation.

Normal mode delivers a balance of comfort and responsive handling for an engaging driving experience. Sport+ mode provides more responsive steering and throttle response, plus different shift points if your Mustang is equipped with the SelectShift® automatic transmission. It's great for more spirited driving on twisty roads.

Track mode is designed for the motor enthusiast who occasionally hits the track when pure performance is desired.

It produces a more powerful engine sound and provides a performance driving experience by allowing the engine to respond directly to the driver.

Snow/Wet mode comes in handy when road conditions take a turn for the worse. It provides confident handling by retaining a connectedto-the-road feel without sacrificing any of the inherent composure of your new Mustang.

HOW SUITE IT IS When it's time to hit the track, do it in style with the Mustang's Track Apps suite. The system gives you feedback on what your car is doing, how it's performing and, most important, how you're performing.

For customised steering feedback, the selectable effort electric powerassist steering offers you 3 modes (Standard, Sport and Comfort) in the Steering Feel menu.

You can also monitor gforces, braking times and acceleration times, all within the Track Apps. View your performance metrics on a 4.2inch message centre screen. So we've made yours a little easier.

Keyless Entry and Push Button Start let you get in and start your Mustang with less effort.

And MyKey® technology helps younger drivers keep their minds on the road. We can't find your keys for you, but as long as you have the key fob on you, you're ready to go.

Keyless Entry allows you to unlock the driver's door with a touch of the handle. To start her up, just put your foot on the brake, press the START/STOP button and you're away.

Ford's MyKey® technology gives parents of younger drivers peace of mind by reducing distractions and limiting speed. It enables vehicle owners to limit stereo volume, increase the frequency of seatbelt reminders, and block incoming phone calls and text messages while other drivers are behind the wheel.

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If you are interested in anyone of them, please contact the SPCA in Walvis Bay, 064 204041 or 081 629 1190.

Mr. Miagi is a five month old sweetheart and gets along with other cats and good with dogs very well.

If you are interested in anyone of them, please contact the SPCA in Walvis Bay, 064 204041 or 081 629 1190.

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Contact us for more info 081 240 1238 / 081 155 9655.

WC CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION We offer: - Construction - Painting - Paving - Slasto - Lapas - Plumbing - Tiling - Electrical and all types of roof structures - Maintenance on all buildings & structures 24/7 service Contact: 081 211 6686 064-205470 ACCOUNTING SERVICES AT AFFORDABLE PRICES. We specialise in the following: Monthly bookkeeping /full accounting; VAT Audits/VAT+Imports/Paye /Salaries/IRP5's / Monthends/ Management Acc's/ preparing year end audit files/CC Registrations & cash flow reports.

Keep your records and taxes up to date and contact us for all your accounting needs on 081 333 5230 or visit our website on www.sraccounting services.com VDM SHUTTLE TRANSPORT W/Bay – Swk – WHK Mondays – Wednesdays – Fridays Bookings essential 081 705 5147 081 770 0303 Safe, Reliable, Comfortable service Parcel Delivery Services available.

VDM Cleaning services, Walvis Bay We clean houses, carpets, couches, car seats, etc.

Professional service Call us for quotation 081 306 5140

LAPTOP REPAIRS On site repairs at home/office while you wait. Laptop screen replacements. Virus removal. Data recovery on faulty hard drives Contact: 081 352 4524 085 647 2945

MOKA INVESTMENTS CC: We offer Welding & metal works Maintance works Painting work Trailer made & repair, made, repair & install of Security gates Sliding gates Burglar bars Contact us for any steelwork of your choice call Moses: 081 034 5484

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

Mobile: 0814093522 email: neilnkt@iway.na 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.

VEHICLE ASSIST No Queues, No Stress ! NaTis Consultant ! Vehicle Service ! Russst Proofing Contact Angelo: 081 498 6051 Email: vla.namibia@gmail.com Wheelie Wheels Are you need of Transport or a Trailor?

To and from Work of Functions for a Group, different Sport Clubs, Churches ext We can offer you a 16 Seater bus and/ a trailor at a low and affordable price.

Please contact 081 310 4369 081 241 2389

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STILL BUYING AND SELLING QUALITY USED FURNITURE AND COLLECTABLES DAAN 081 210 0800 OFFICE 064 405 602

CARS

CARS

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR SALE: 2000 Toyota Corolla 16i Local. 220 000 km White.

N$ 32 000.00 Contact: 081 307 0833

THIS `N THAT We buy and sell second hand & new furniture and household appliances.

We offer good money on quality.

Sam Nujoma Town Square La Paloma Building Walvis Bay Els 081 255 5809 Lawrence 081 324 1285

FOR SALE: Mercedes Benz 230 E for sale Brown metallic, 285 000 km Leather interior and built n cd player New dampers, new spring coils New steering rods, new battery Brakes also renewed Ne antenna and 4 new tires Service rods from day 1 N$ 50 000.00 come have a look Contact: 081 852 8187 / 081 280 9454 FOR SALE: Yuejin 1.6 LWB 2.4 Turbo Diesel 5 Speed manual Good running condition Contact Harry: 081 405 6626 FOR SALE SWAKOPMUND NEW TYRES All Sizes Available Best Prices in Town Shop 16A Woermann Brock Vineta Shopping Centre Call 081 243 1045 081 223 1042

2011 Audi A4 2.0 TDI 140 000 mileage Well looked after Full service history Contact: 081 211 5537 FOR SALE BMW 1200 ADV STD (2015 Model) Including pannier set and extras N$ 155 500 Call: 081 127 4451 FOR SALE Toyota 2 x 4, year 2010 with canopy, air con, tow bar, power steering, service record, only 80,000 km, cd player, under body cavity anti rust proof, new tyres N$ 145000.00 Contact: 0851249826 FOR SALE Mercedes Benz 240E, full service record.

Good condition.

N$ 105000.00 CONTACT: 085 124 9826 FOR SALE: Walvis Bay 1.6 I 2001 model Toyota Corolla Km 80789 Extras - Xenon head lights, stainless steel exhaust, K&N filter. Full service history.

N$85 000 Contact: 081 774 1056 / 081 320 3590

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CAR FOR SALE 2007 Subaru Impreza Automatic Electronic 1.5 AWD N$ 65 000.00 neg Call 081 425 1205

ANIMALS STAFFIES TE KOOP: Reuntjie van 10 maande oud. Tefie van 4 maande oud.

N$ 2 000.00 elk.

Kontak: 081 662 9469 For Sale Swakopmund 2 x Young Healthy Roosters and Pond Fish Call 081 360 6478 after hours

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

FIND US @ 97 Sam Nujoma Str Walvis Bay

SWAKOP TILES cc WINTER SALE BDR ROOF TILES @ N$ 8.50 [VAT incl] CASH ONLY Tel 064 463 717 FOR SALE: 1x 2000 Scania 380 midlift - N$175 000 1x 2005 Hino 8 ton refrigerator track N$365 000 Contact: 081 223 3333

FOR SALE: SWAKOPMUND LOUNGE SUITE 4PCE N$ 2000.00 SLEEPER COUCH N$ 1500.00 2 X SHADE NETS & POLES N$ 2000.00 EACH BEAUTY SALON EQUIPMENT: BEDS, LAMP, STEAMER, SLIMMING MACHINES CALL: 0812431045 / 0812231042

For Sale For Sale Swakopmund Call 081 567 4522 ! 2x Panasonic Tv’s as from as N$850 each ! 1 x Kelvinator Build-In oven, Hob & Extractor Fan N$1850.00 ! Kelvinator Microwave Grill Stainless Steel N$850.00 ! Casio Cash Register N$850.00 ! Honda Petrol “poker machine” [like new] N$2750 ! 3 Piece Leather Lounge Suite N$8500.00 ! 1 x Pie Warmer Stainless Steel ! N$1850 ! Call 081 567 4522

FOR SALE Due to switch over to Astra Satellite ! 1 x 90cm DSTV dish ! 1 x Single LNB with bracket ! 1 x wall bracket complete ! 1 x F-Connector ! 1 x Spare Single LNB ! 1 x DSTV model 45 decoder, remote control and 12 V adaptor All steel components painted with anti-rust red oxide Spotless condition Sold as kit only: N$ 1000.00 cash SMS 081 257 5168 swakopmund

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PROPERTIES FOR SALE TUKA PROPERTIES CC FOR SALE

WALVIS BAY INDUSTRIAL 360m² Warehouse on 1230m² erf.

2 Separate Offices, 2x toilet, 3 garages & car ramp.

N$4 225 000.00 WALVIS BAY 260m² Warehouse on 1188m² erf.

2 Private offices, each with own bathroom.

N$4 225 000.00 Contact: Claudia 081 169 6227 FREE STANDING HOUSE FOR SALE WALVIS BAY NARAVILLE SUN VALLEY 2 Bedroom house, 1 bathroom open-plan kitchen & living area garage.

Space available for future development N$ 910 000 (below valution) Contact: 0811468969 ERWEN FOR SALE ARANDIS 2 Erwe next to each other 582m² for sale N$ 87300.00 TUKA PROPERTIES CC FOR SALE Mondesa 3 Bedrooms house, 2 bathrooms, open plan kitchen, Tandem garage & one bedroom backyard flat for N$ 1, 025 000.00 Plot - Mondesa General Residential zoned Erf in Mondesa, 1200m² selling for N$ 1,050 000.00 Million.

New development – plot & plan in Walvis bay still selling from N$ 760 000.00 to N$ 1million 10 ha -Swakop River Plot 2 water points, 1 power point selling for N$ 1, 480 000.00 Plots and Plan for sale in Tamariskia Ext 3.

Price ranging from N$1.33 mil to N$1.75 mil.

For more info call 081 241 5447/ 0812755508 or 081 3789008 064-461998 Email: info@ tukaproperties.com Website: www.tukaproperties.com

Ext 22 – Ocean View 5 Bedrooms double story house, ( 2 bedrooms with own en-suit), 2 bathroom, Kitchen, living room, entertainment area with IBQ, double garage for N$ 2,850 000.00 million Vineta 3 bedrooms house, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, dining room, living room entertainment area with double garage for N$ 1.9 mil 3 Bedrooms house, 2 bathrooms, living room, kitchen, scullery, outside braai area and single garage for N$ 2.0 million.

3 Bedrooms house , two bathrooms, kitchen, dining room, living room, TV room, outside braai and bar, double garage with 1 bedroom flat for N$ 3,4 Million cost included.

Wilto Apartment – Hage Heights 2 bedrooms flat, 1 bathroom, Open-plain kitchen and court yard with single garage for N$ 1,150 000.00 Mondesa 2 bedrooms house, open-plan kitchen sitting room and a bathroom with 5 flats at the back for N$ 1, 5 million.

Suitable for investor.

On the BeachVogelstrand With sea view2 bedrooms flat, one Bathroom, Indoor braai area, open plan kitchen and a garage for N$ 1,6 million Long Beach – Langstrand 2 bedrooms double story flat, 2 bathroom, open plan kitchen, small court yard IBQ, balcony double garage for N$ 1,350 000.00 4 bedrooms (all ensuite) Main bedroom with a Jacuzzi; Open Plan kitchen/ sitting room, dining room; Fire place, underfloor heating with action to the gas warmer; Top roof entertaining area with a swimming pool/Jacuzzi with a full sea view and double garage.

Selling for N$ 6.6 mil.

For more info call 081 241 5447/ 0812755508 / 081 3789008 / 064-461998 Email: info@ tukaproperties.com Website: www.tukaproperties. com

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TE KOOP: Groot dubbelverdieping huis te koop in Mungandastraat, Walvisbaai.

5 ruim slaapkamers, 2 badkamers en ekstra toilet. Oop plan kombuis, tv kamer met waskamer en groot dubbel motor huis. Beskikbaar vanaf 1 Julie 2016.

N$ 1 950 000.00 Tel: 081 299 6443

SWAKOPMUND STUNNING. SPACIOUS. MODERN. H1189. N$3 450 000 This exquisite 3 bedroom, 3 bathr house in Dunes, Kramersdorf offers you a fabulous layout with all the right spaces. Prepare a feast for 2 or 20 in this wellappointed kitchen.

Amanda 081 300 7484 CFS PROPERTIES CC SWAKOPMUND FOR SALE APARTMENTS & OFFICE SHOPS NOW SELLING! GREAT INVESTMENT!

WALVIS BAY, HERMES Newly renovated 2 bed, 1 bath house with Diningroom, openplan kitchen with BIC, lounge, Scullery, garage & huge 1050m² erf.

N$ 2 100 000.00 Claudia 0811696227

FOR SALE HENTIES BAY * Brand new two bedrooms, two bathrooms with build in cupboards, kitchen with stove and oven, tandem automated garage, aluminum windows and gates, alarm system, free standing house with title deeds in a secure complex.

Price: N$ 990'000.00 *Approved three bedrooms, two bathrooms with building cupboards, kitchen with stove and oven, double automated garage, aluminum windows and gates, alarm system, free standing house with title deeds in a secure complex.

Price: N$ 1'150'000.00 Contact the developer: 0851249826.

SWAKOPMUND Developers!

Gen Res 1 erf with 1:100 density 1589m² In central Swakopmund N$ 3,35m

Johan 081 128 4678 064-404400

1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS & OFFICE SHOPS. CENTRAL LOCATED. Starting price: N$1 190 000 OCEANVIEW VACANT ERF (HUGE) N$975 000-00 MYL 4 HOUSE Double storey, 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, guest toilet, open plan kitchen lounge 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$650,000-00 & N$1,190,000-00 (price negotiable) IRENE 081 353 5551 / 064412320 irene@cfsnamibia.com www.cfsnamibia.com

LM PROPERTIES FOR SALE Swakopmund Tamariskia Cozy 2 Bedrooms 1Bathroom Townhouse with BIC and stove Open plan kitchen, lounge & living area.

Single garage, Spacious front and back yard Electric gate. Walking distance from shopping centres.

N$945,000- Neg. LM PROPERTIES CONTACT: MICHELLE 081324051

Swakopmund Rare Gem for Sale Investment knocking!!!

Ground floor apartment Secure Complex 1 Bedr with BIC, Kitchen open plan living room Bathr, Private Courtyard Single Garage N$ 835 000.00 CC Reg Contact: Ansu 081 242 9198 Rosa : 081 122 2159

For Sale Ocean View Swakopmund 4 Bedroom 2 Bathroom 3 Garages Kitchen Lounge Dinning Room In and Outside BBQ plus : 1 x Double Storey 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Open Plan Kitchen Lounge Outside BBQ Big Garage and much more!

Price N$3,500 000.00 NEGOTIABLE Contact 081 786 0089

FOR SALE Stylish two bedroom townhouse for sale, kitchen, guest toilet, bathroom, single electrical garage.

For N$ 1.1800.00 (negotiable ) or for rent Contact: Charmaine - 0817811167 Chris - 0811276907

Malakia Properties FOR SALE, VINETA: 3bedrooms, 2bathrooms Kitchen, Lounge, Laundry Single Garage N$1.6mil VINETA EXT 23 3bedrooms, 3bathroom Kitchen bic with stove, Lounge, Laundry Double Garages N$2.45mil ARANDIS: Good Investment: 2bedrooms, bathroom, open-plan kitchen Plus: 2flats with 2bedrooms, bathroom, Open-plan kitchen each, Generate monthly income N$ 6900.00 per month, N$490 000.00 Malakia 081 297 7253, Email: Malakiaproperties @yahoo.com

CAPRICORN ESTATE AGENCY FOR SALE !

TOWN CENTER SWAKOPMUND BACHELOR FLAT, NO GARAGE, N$ 600 000.00 2 BED, 2 BATH, FULLY FURNISHED APARTMENT, GARAGE, 200M FROM OCEAN. N$ 1.4 MIL Vineta : EXT 13 Erf 673 m/2 Nd 680,000 Ext 9 Erf 875 m/2 Nd 730,000 Ext 19 Erf 500 m/2 Nd 720,000 CONTACT: JP van der Walt on 081 127 2736 CAPRICORN ESTATE AGENCY Or visit our website at: www.realestatesnamibi a.com FOR SALE: Kramersdorf Swakopmund 875m² ext 17 Negotiable.

N$ 1.3 mil Negotiable Contact: 081 127 0774 TO RENT: Walvis Bay 1x bedroom, open-plan kitchen, toilet and shower.

Hot water available W/E incl.

Rent: N$ 2 800.00 p/m N$ 2 000.00 neg.

Available from 1 July Kuisebmond, Kabeljou Street Contact: 081 255 5272 / 081 484 8471

Walvis Bay

WAREHOUSES TO LET Central: Warehouse for retail purposes in Centre of town. Avail 1 June 2016 – N$13 310.00 (W/E) Excluded Various Office Space Opposite Namsov Flats – N$3 700.00 - N$4 500.00 Building 312m² under roof opposite Police Station, 3 Small Offices, Store room Changing Rooms, Toilets, Visitors Parking – N$42 000.00 (NO VAT) Huge warehouse in old Industrial area on corner Erf – Erf Size 2120m², Building 1100m², avail 1 April 2016 – N$53 660.13 Contact our Agents: Lana – 081 350 1827 Magdel – 081 358 8745 Office – 064 280 600

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FOR SALE SWAKOPMUND Hague Hight, 5 Bedrooms with build cupboards and new carpets and blinds, two sitting rooms, dining room, kitchen with granite tops and scullery, 4 automated garages, one bedroom flat , full burglar proof, alarm system, establish garden.

Price: 3 mil.

Contact: 0851249826

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TO LET: Walvis Bay near Venus Shopping Centre 6th Street no 69B Large 1 bedroom granny flat, open-plan kitchen, BIC, lounge/TV room, full bathroom, remote garage, alarm, outdoor BBQ. Own entrance/private, no pets.

Approved tenants only.

12 month contract.

N$5450.00 p/m + deposit.

Excludes water + pre-paid electricity.

Available 01 July 2016 Contact: 081 249 0295 TO RENT: 2 Bedroom flat, ensuite bathrooms, guest toilet, garage, indoor braai.

Rent: N$6600.00 Available 1 July 2016 Sam Nujoma Avenue Contact: 081 291 2975 TO LET: Meersig Small flat with garage W/E incl.

Tel: 202 875

PROPERTIES TO RENT TO RENT: Narraville Room to rent. Lark str.

Call: 081 249 8989

TO LET WALVIS BAY CENTRAL N$ 17 000 – Office 200m² N$ 6 850 – 2 Bed, 2 bath with single Garage.

N$ 3 146 – 1 Bed flat with own Bathroom.

WALVIS BAY HERMES N$ 5 500 – 2 Bed flat with Single Garage.

WALVIS BAY MEERSIG N$ 12 500 Upmarket 3 Bed, 2 bath with double garage.

N$ 12 500 – 3 bed, 2 bath house, 3 garage with 1 bed flat.

N$ 25 000 – Upmarket 5 Bed, 3 bath house with 3 garages.

WALVIS BAY LAGOON N$ 550 - garage.

WALVIS BAY KUISEBMUND N$ 2 255 – Bachelor flat with own bathroom.

N$ 3 500 – 2 Bed, 1 Bath with single garage.

N$ 3 800 – 3 Bed, 1 bath house.

WALVIS BAY INDUSTRIAL N$ 11 310 excl VAT– 174m² warehouse with 1 office.

N$ 12 530 – 180 m² warehouse.

N$ 110 000 excl VAT– 2000 m² warehouse with 800 m² offices.

Rhoda 081 413 1313 Talitha 081 337 3669

SWAKOPMUND MONDESA House to rent in Swakopmund, Mondesa at the new NHE houses. 2 Bedroom, spacious sitting room, kitchen and shower.

Build in cupboards in the main bedroom and kitchen, big yard and private. Hot water available.

Rent: N$4500 p/m Deposit: N$1500 Water included, pre-paid electricity.

Contact: 081 148 7970 / 081 234 0425 TO RENT: Narraville Complete 1 bedroom flat, beautiful, neat and private.

N$3200p/m plus deposit.

Prepaid electricity.

Immediately available Contact: 081 227 3827

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

CAPRICORN ESTATE TO RENT / TOWN CENTER ava 1 st Aug ONE BEDROOM FLAT, SEPERATE LOUNGE/OPEN PLAN FRONT AND BACK BALCONY, BRAAI,GARAGE ND 6000.00 MILE 4 LARGE 3 BEDROOMED FLAT, 2 BATHROOMS, 1 GARAGE PET FRIENDLY , ND 8800.00 pm CONTACT: JP van der Walt on 081 127 2736 CAPRICORN ESTATE AGENCY Or visit our website at: www.realestatesnamibia. com

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TO RENT: Narraville Bachelor flat to rent big bedroom, bathroom, open plan kitchen and lounge.

Water incl.

Pre paid electricity.

N$ 3 000.00 p/m Deposit N$ 3 000.00 Preferably single person or married couple.

Available 1 July Contact: 081 247 6112

TO RENT: An inside room with own shower and toilet to rent in KUISEBMOND, NAMPORT. Available immediately.

N$ 2 200.00 p/m W/E incl.

N$ 2 200.00 deposit.

No garage.

Contact: 081 124 5286 / 081 406 0724

Walvis Bay

HOUSES TO LET Fairways – 3 Bed, Modern house, 2 garage, 2 bath, (w/e) excl, avail 1 July – N$12 100.00 Fairways – 3 Bed, 2 garage, 2 bath w/e excl – N$10 648.00 Hermes 3 Bed, 2 garages neat home N$9 900.00 Meersig – 3 Bed House, garages, huge erf – N$8 820.00 Lagoon – Neat 3 Bed house, 3 bathr, guest toilet,4 garages, solar – N$22 000.00 Meersig – Huge 3 Bed House– N$15 000.00 Contact our Agents: Lana – 081 350 1827 Magdel – 081 358 8745 Office – 064 280 600

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FLATS TO LET Narraville- 2 Bed, 1 bath, court yard, garage – N$4 000.00 (w/e excl) Narraville- 2 Bed, 1 bath, court yard, garage – N$3 975.00 (w/e excl) Narraville- 2 Bed, 1 bath, court yard, garage – N$4 200.00 (w/e excl) Central – 2 Bed, under roof parking – N$5445.00 Central – 2 Bed, garage, court yard – N$5 900.00 (w/e excl) Fairways – 2 Bed, one garage, court yard – N$6 588.45

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FLAT TO RENT KUISEBMOND: Two bedroom, open-plan kitchen, BIC, lounge.

Water incl.

Pre paid electricity.

N$ 3 800.00 p/m House nr: 48 Diamond Str. One bedroom, open plan lounge + kitchen bic with stove.

W/E incl.

N$ 3 000.00 p/m Deposit.

House nr. 39 Tormalin Cresent.

Contact: 081 268 8086

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TO RENT SWAKOPMUND KRAMERSDORF Stylish,comfortable townhouse with generous garden/patio area, sunny side of town: Kramersdorf, reputable complex, very secure, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, double garage.

Long term rental to reliable tenant preferred.

Available: 1. August. Detlev: 081 122 5072

Malakia Properties TO LET OLWETWENI Rooms from N$1900.00 W/L Incl 1bedroom and bathroom N$2300.00 W/Incl Avble 1July 2016 HAGE HEIGHT Bachelor flat N$4235.00 W/L Incl Avble 1 July 2016 Single person only MAHETAGO 4bedrooms, 2bathrooms Lounge and kitchen N$6000.00 W/ Incl TUUTALENI KUISEBMOND 3bedrooms.

1bathroom Lounge and Kitchen, N$4800.00 W/Incl

TO LET COMMERCIAL SPACE WALVIS BAY 64m² - 105m² shops available Please contact Yolanda 0811583463 to make an appointment to view

House Share Walvis Bay Town Near Welwitschia Private Hospital.

One person per room. Rate per month. W&E included.

Available 01 July 2016.

Small Room - N$ 2000 Medium Room - N$2500 Large Room - N$2700 Fully furnished 2 bedroom Self – catering flat – N$ 10 000. Max 2 people.

Contact: Jimmy - 081 237 4105 / Julia - 064-200036.

TO RENT: Spacious 1 bedroom flat with open-plan kitchen, bathroom with shower, toilet and place for washing machine. Nearby Namib Times. No children and animals.

Single person - N$4200 Two person - N$4600 Deposit - N$2500 Available 1 July 2016 W&E included.

Contact: 081 236 8780

To LET SEASIDE ESTATES Swakopmund Safari Village 2 Bedroom Townhouse 2 Bathrooms Single Garage For 1-2 persons No dogs N$5200 p/m Birgit 081 275 7827

TO LET SWAKOPMUND: PRIME OFFICE SPACE IN BUSY SHOPPING CENTRE AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY CONTACT: PIETER 081 127 9908 LIEZEL 081 247 5040

TO RENT: Narraville 2 bedroom, flat, N$ 5000.00 p/m + deposit in 3 months W/E incl.

Available immediately.

Contact: 081 423 6000

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All deposit required Malakia 081 297 7253, Email: Malakiaproperties @yahoo.com

Walvis Bay KUISEBMOND Busy Salon to rent close to U-Save and Woermann, immediately available – N$ 5 775.00 (Water Included with pre paid electricity) Contact our Agents: Lana – 081 350 1827 Magdel – 081 358 8745 Office – 064 280 600 PROPERTY IS WEALTH PROPERTY IS WEALTH

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TAMARISKIA SWAKOPMUND 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Lounge and Kitchen N$4800 W/L Incl

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

WALVIS BAY: TO RENT: TWO BEDROOM FLAT @ BLOCK Neat and sunny two bedroom flat with lots of cupboards, sitting room, kitchen and bathroom.

Lock up garage.

Spacious courtyard with remote gate.

Pre paid electricity.

Sorry – No pets! c/o Theo Ben Gurirab & 16th Street.

N$ 5 500.00 p/m Excl water plus deposit.

Available July.

Contact: Ina - 081 250 4694 / Tel - 064 203 342 Looking for a single lady to share a two bedroom flat in Narraville It is an open-plan kitchen with build in cupboards, built in stove, remote control gate and own back yard.

Price N$ 2 800.00 p/m W/E incl.

Available immediately.

Contact: 081 247 6596 / 081 205 8203

ACCOMMODATION 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 *Luxury overnight or permanent accommodation available in Walvis Bay, Lagoon Area. *One stunning self catering unit available. *Queen size, extra length beds. *Walking distance from lagoon. *Secure indoor parking. *Go TV available. *Overnight accommodation: N$750.00 per person, per night. *Permanent accommodation: N$6000.00 For more information please call: 081 254 8142

TO HIRE TO HIRE: Walvis Bay 3 Ton truck for hire Small to large loads Furniture removals Office furniture Building rubble Construction site Business distribution Contact: 081 747 6679

IN NEED: VAN NR: WAUZZZ8E13A018617 Audi A4 2litre Engine ALT 00212 Oil pressure relief value with a housing (2005) model.

Contact: 081 313 7438 WANTED: Urgently looking for build in cupboards joinery.

URGENTLY Joinery wanted who can build in cupboards.

Contact: 081 602 2981 Tutor Wanted I am urgently looking for a tutor for my son who is in grade 8 to assist in Maths, Physics and Accounting, especially over weekends Call 081 403 558 CASH FOR GOLD Are you our of cash then sell your unwanted gold and silver Jewelry to me for cash on the spot We operate in Swakopmund, Walvisbay Hentiesbay and Arandis Contact me at 081 344 3794 081 613 2647 We operate 24/7

Wanted To Buy Do you have UNWANTED GOODS Bring it to BARGAIN CORNER Swakopmund or call 081 260 9483 064 405 160

VACANCIES

VACANCY Coastal Water-proofing is based in Swakopmund Assistant Needed Requirements: · Grade 10 Minimum · Residing in Swakopmund · English or Afrikaans · Age between 18 – 45 · Good Physical Condition · Willing to undergo a Medical Examination

Flat to Rent Tamariskia Swakopmund 1 Spacious Bedroom Flat situated in Tamariskia Open plan Kitchen/Lounge equipped with stove and cupboards. It has a shower, toilet and alarm system.

Price is N$3600 p/m W&L included and a negotiable deposit.

Contact 081 286 56980 available form 01 July 2016

TO LET Swakopmund CBD Office: 100 m² for N$ 7700.00 + VAT Post Strasse Hof Building, Estdorf Str., Contact: 081 247 3026

WANTED

WANTED WANTED VOLVO BUS B10 INJECTOR PUMP. 064-205935/6

VACANCIES VACANCY AVAILABLE IN SWAKOPMUND Post designation: Office receptionist Scale of salary: N$ 54,000.00 N$ 60,000.00 p.a (depending on job suitability) Closing date: 30/06/2016 Employment date: 01/07/2016 or a.s.a.p.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED Certificates in an administration / organizational field and / or computer courses will be an advantage.

MINIMUM EXPERIENCE 3 years' reception and administration experience Experience as personal assistant will be an advantage ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Must be Namibian citizen with valid Namibian driver's license and own transport Must be willing and eager to learn Must have good organizational skills Must have excellent communication skills and excellent form of speech Must be well presented and display professionalism at all times Must be willing to work overtime and long hours Must be reliable and responsible with sober habits KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Front office reception Liaising between site employees and office employees Management of company documentation Assisting with office admin Managing of office well being Management of meetings and boardroom Acting as personal assistant to directors and senior management.

NB!! PLEASE do not submit your CV if you do not fully qualify for all of the above requirements.

Only short listed candidates will be contacted.

Submit cv to hannelie@hefergroup. com on or before closing date.

Forward CV'S anikavanrensburg@ yahoo.com

MEDCARE PHARMACY VACANCY

Vacany Available Ama Africa Safari ! Tour Consultant ! Tour Guides [pdp] ! Receptionist & Admin Qualifications : English and Afrikaans a must German will be a plus mail Cv’s to : amaafricasafari@gmail. com

STOCK CLERK Requirements: Grade 12 Computer Literate Must be willing to learn Must be Flexible Please forward your CV to: medcarepharm@iway.na Fax 064 461 601 Please note that only short-listed persons will be contacted.

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Classifieds E-MAIL: smalls@namibtimes.net OR shene@namibtimes.net CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

VACANCIES

VACANCIES

ERONGO AXIS SECURITY CC WALVIS BAY OFFICE We have the following vacancies available in our Walvis Bay Office.

Armed Response Officers Minimum Requirements: *Grade 10 *Driver's License (6 Months Old) *Previous experience in driving will be an added advantage.

Control Room Operators Minimum Requirements *Grade 10 or 12 *Computer Experience *IMS experience will be an added advantage.

Send your full CV to opsmanager@security. com.na Or hand delivered Hage Geingob Street No 59 No faxed CV's will be accepted.

Looking for a Taxi Driver The person needs to have the following documents and abilities: *Must have a valid driver's license *Must have a police clearance *Must have a Namibian ID *Must be honest and trustworthy *Must be able to work long hours *Must be punctual *Must obey and adhere all traffic rules at all times *Must keep the vehicle neat and clean at all times Only candidates that meet all of the above requirements will be considered for the job.

Contact: 081 151 7474 / 081 271 2625 For more information.

Vacancy Montessori Classroom Assistant Requirements: ! NQA level 5 or 6 Montessori teaching Diploma OR ! At least 2 years teaching experience in a Montessori classroom English speaking [knowledge of German would be an advantage] ! Must reside in Swakopmund mail your CV to swakopmontessori@ gmail.com Closing date for applications 25 JUNE 2016 Only short list applicants will be contacted. !

VACANCY Debonairs and Streets Walvis bay is looking for a delivery man who will be delivering our products to our valued clientele in and around Walvis Bay. We will take into account one not having a motorcycle learners’ license and train the individual.

Here are the qualities we expect in the individual: *Learners’ license for motorcycle preferably. *Must know directions and navigation of all suburbs and locations in Walvis Bay. *Must be able to read a map, because one will be working with one. *Cam be preferably Afrikaans & English speaking. *Must be willing to work 6 days a week from 10:30am - 9:00pm.

N.B If one does not possess a motorcycle license, we can train upon getting the job, however, we need a competent person who is jagged up.

Hand deliver CV.

VACANCY DENTIST needed at our Dental Practice in Walvis Bay, Namibia.

Kindly e-mail application & detailed CV to: accounts@drfox.co For further enquiries, kindly e-mail Dr. Tam-Lyn Fox at tamfox@webmail.co.za

SWAKOPMUND CAR WASH Supervisor needed Puma Car Wash Requirements: 25 years or older Driver License People Skills Diligent Hard Working – NO Laziness Work on weekends & holidays Salary – Market Related Send CV to: uniglobeinvestments @gmail.com

Lindley Education is looking for a TUTOR in the area of: Mathematics Requirements: Symbol A or higher Experience and good communication skills Ability to explain in English and Afrikaans Punctual and reliable Integrity Submit CV's to beataccmath@gmail. com

JOBS WANTED JOB WANTED: I am a 26 year old lady, looking for electrician work, assistant, office cleaning and housekeeping work. I have advanced diploma in Electrical installation, computer literate certificate and basic housekeeping certificate.

Contact Hiya: 081 324 9336

JOBS WANTED

JOBS WANTED

JOB WANTED: We l l g r o o m e d , hardworking, fast learner, 26 of age, looking for work in Windhoek or Walvis Bay. As front office in Hotels or restaurants. Experience in sales & marketing, also in beauty industry.

Contact: 081 317 0459

Huiswerk Gesoek Ek is dringend opsoek na werk, enige soort werk was-werk, stryk-werk, Skoonmaak werk, Ek is Betroubaar en kan onmiddelik begin werk in Swakop of Langstrand Skakel my by 081 211 2303

JOB WANTED: I Am Christina Jakukuka am 29 years old and a fresh graduate. I am looking for work in HRM. I have honors bachelor degree in human resource development and management at level 8.I am energetic and can endure pressure and is willing to work in administration department. I reside in Walvis Bay and Swakopmund or anywhere around.

Contact: 081 719 4174

Job Wanted I am a 22 year old lady looking for a Domestic work or Cleaning work I know how to clean very well. I am available and can start immediately Only in Swakopmund Contact 081 855 0346

JOB WANTED: I am a 30 year old lady looking for domestic work for a whole week. I have experience. Meersig or Lagoon only.

Contact: 081 033 8887 JOB WANTED: I am looking for work as a truck driver. I have Code C with valid PDP. Contact: 081 229 4154 JOB WANTED: I am a woman looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay, Town. Have more than 20 years experience and references. Can start immediately.

Contact: 081 373 8930 JOB WANTED: Am a 34 year old lady with a grade 10 certificate looking for domestic work for 4 days a week in Walvis Bay. Have 5 years experience and is very hardworking. Ready to start immediately.

Contact: 081 332 1426 JOB WANTED: I am staying in Walvis Bay, Kuisebmond.

Looking for tiles and interlock laying work.

Anywhere around Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 036 8670 JOB WANTED: Two girls looking for domestic work. From Monday to Friday. They are ready to start immediately.

Contact: 081 277 1909 / 081 224 9369

Supervisor/ Hostel Caretake Work Wanted Ek is dringend opsoek na supervisor werk, by koshuise, ouetehuise ek het 8 jaar se ondervinding van Koskook, Wasgoed doen, Versorging Beplanning Kontak my na ure 081 590 2892

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30 NAMIB TIMES NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION OF MOVEABLE PROPERTY

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Execution Creditor/Plantiff and Carl April First Execution Creditor/Defendant

undermentioned goods will be sold by Public Auction by the Messenger of Court for the District of Walvis Bay at his premises at: Bay Auctioneers, No.136, 6th Street on 8 July 2016 at 10:00 or soon thereafter as may be:

In the Magistrate's Court for the District of Walvis Bay held at In Execution of a Walvis Bay. Judgement granted on 12 November 2015 Case No: 835/2015 against the above named Execution I n t h e m a t t e r Debtor/ Defendant by 1 x Samsung Fridge between: the above Honourable 2 Door M C Debt Court in the above 1 x Dining Table with Chairs Collecting CC mentioned suite, the

1 x Wardrobe Metal 1 x TV Stand Dated and signed at Walvis Bay on 10 July 2016.

On behalf of PLAINTIFF MC DEBT COLLECTING CC Erf 417, No.38, Neptune Street Walvis Bay

NAMIBIAN MARITIME AND FISHERIES INSTITUTE The Namibian Maritime & Fisheries Institute (NAMFI) is a training institution with the primary responsibility to provide training to the maritime and fisheries industry.

VACANCY: REGISTRATION OFFICER (2x) REGISTRATION OFFICER 1 Key responsibilities and Duties: " Receive application forms from prospective trainees " Print NAMFI code of conduct and related policies and provide to trainees that register " Overall Recruitment of students " Select students for registration " Create class registers " Prepare and provide program information to customers " Create, upload and maintain Centre documents, correspondence, minutes of meetings and agendas " File and archive all hardcopy and electronic documents for the Centre " Performs such duties as required by Academic Heads and or Immediate supervisor REGISTRATION OFFICER 2 Key responsibilities and Duties: " Prepare progress reports for students " Prepare and print certificates " Receive proof of payment from trainees and register students " Capture and file all trainee registration data on the registration system " Create individual files for each trainee that registers " Maintain and supervise library " Create, upload and maintain Centre documents, correspondence, minutes of meetings and agendas " File and archive all hardcopy and electronic documents for the Centre " Performs such duties as required by Academic Heads and or Immediate supervisor Qualifications and skills required: " Grade 12 PLUS NQA Recognized Diploma in Office Administration or equivalent " 1-year Office Administration experience " Excellent Communication skills " Interpersonal skills " Organizational skills " Report writing skills " Computer Literacy on MS office Remuneration NAMFI offers a competitive remuneration package which includes a housing allowance, transport allowance, medical aid and provident fund and a 13th Cheque.

Interested Namibians should forward the following: " Application letter " A detailed curriculum vita " Certified copies of qualifications and other relevant documentation To: Human Resources, Namibian Maritime and Fisheries Institute, P O Box 3228, Walvis Bay OR Deliver it to: Namibian Maritime and Fisheries Institute, 1st street East, Old Naval Base, Walvis Bay Closing date is Friday, 24 June 2016, not later than 17h00.

Only short-listed candidates will be contacted and no documents will be returned.

Designated groups as classified by the Affirmative Action Act are encouraged to apply.

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Namibia’s Inline Hockey Ladies Qualify to Compete In the Top 8 at the World Championships Namibia's national teams are playing in the FIRS 2016 Inline Hockey World Championships in Italy. The tournament began with pool matches. The 1st and 2nd placed in each pool to continue to compete for the World Cup, and the 3rd, 4th and 5th to proceed into the All Nations Cup competition. Namibia's Senior Women came second in Pool C (consisting of Spain, Great Britain & India) and faced the winner of Pool B, USA, on Wednesday for the quarter-finals of the World Cup (details to follow). The Junior Men were in a really tough pool consisting of the Czech Republic, Canada, Slovenia and Colombia, especially facing the multiple world championship winners, Czech Republic who've won the gold medal 6 times; inline hockey heavy weight, Canada; and further favourite, Slovenia. Although welltrained, 12 out of Namibia's Junior Men's 14 players are playing in the World Championships for the first time.

Senior Women: Namibia vs Spain ESP 8:0 NAM Spain is noted for their speed and fast puck exchange. Their coach, Phil Boudreault, also knows the Namibian's way of playing hockey, having been a coach here! Our ladies went into the game determined and well prepared, however did not manage to score, though they fought hard.

Junior Men: Namibia vs Colombia NAM 3:3 COL Although they where 2:1 up at halftime, the Colombians bounced back. Colombia were the first to score, followed two minutes later by Namibia's Tiago Kutz, assisted by Altus Coetzee. The tie was broken two minutes after that by Namibia's Wim van der Plas. Altus Coetzee scored Namibia's third goal just into the 2nd period. The Colombians then managed to get two more goals past Namibia's goalie, Gerrit Pchalek.

Junior Men: Namibia vs Czech Republic NAM 3:13 The courageous Namibian team, with goalie Kevin Kreiner, then faced the reigning world champions. Although the Czech Republic scored within an unsettling 40 seconds of the start of the game, Namibia managed to score 3 goals in the first period, with the halftime score being NAM 3:7 CR. Tiago Kutz scored Namibia's first two goals, with Ingo Baas scoring the third. In the 2nd period the Namibians really played well, but the Czech Republic dominated the scoring.

SW Nam vs GBR

Senior Women: Namibia vs India INDIA 1:13 NAM The Namibian goalies were Annemarie Haase in the 1st period and Yentl Skolnic in the 2nd. They only faced 8 shots on the goal, whereas Namibia pounded the Indian goal with 58 shots, though the Indian goalie proved to be really tough and a hard fighter. Annemarie Kruger scored four goals, Didi Foerster and Anja Friedensdorf two each, and a goal each for Maike Thiem, Svenja Dedig, Daniela Thiem, Danielle Dobberstein and Maike Epler Junior Men: Namibia vs Canada CAN 9:1 NAM They played thorough passes and gave the strong Canadians a hard time. Although Canada won with 9 goals, they were well spread out over the game. The Namibian defence and the goalie, Ruben Bacher, prevented many pucks from getting into the goals.

Ingo Baas scored their only goal.

Senior Women: Namibia vs Great Britain NAM 6:1 GBR Namibia's Senior Women displayed superiority here with fast, accurate, solid passes, and scoring consistently. They dominated the Great British half. They were highly motivated to secure a place amongst the qualifiers for the World Cup matches. Two goals were scored by Danielle Dobberstein, and one each by Daniela Thiem, Suzelle Pronk, Annemarie Kruger, Svenja Dedig and Maike Thiem.

Junior Men: Namibia vs Slovenia SLO 5:1 NAM The Namibian team surprised the skilled Slovenians with their agility and tough play and the first period showed an equal opportunity game. Namibia's goalie for the game was Gerrit Pchalek. The half time score being only 1:0 to Slovenia. However they came back strong. In the last 43 seconds, Liam Strydom, assisted by Wim van der Plas, scored the only goal for Namibia.

With this final game in Pool A, the Namibian Junior Men tied with Colombia on points and goals scored, however, finished in the last position in their qualifying pool as Colombia had achieved less goals against them. Thus Namibia will play in the All Nations Cup competition, and faced the 4th placed team in Pool D, India, in the next round (details to follow).

Article: Holger Mentzel & Vikki de Jager , Photo's courtesy of FIRS

SW Nam vs GBR Namibia's Senior Women Team after beating Great Britain 6-1

SW Nam vs GBR Namibia's Svenja Dedig with the puck

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Brandberg Rhino Run and cycle Tour 2016 indeed bigger and better “Winner from the coast�

The past weekend marked yet another very successful Brandberg Rhino Run and Cycle Tour, held in aid of Save the Rhino Trust.

The initiative was first introduced in 2015 by Riana and Nico Scholtz. Since the Brandberg Rhino Run and Cycle tour has grown tremendously and is proving to be a popular sporting and fundraising event. The 2016 event saw more than double the entries of the previous year. In total there were 264 participants. The event was held in the small settlement Uis, which was abuzz with activity from Friday (10 June), as supporters, cyclists and runners arrived at a steady pace to set themselves up and prepare for an early morning kick-off on Saturday at the Tsibeb Campsite. Throughout the weekend, spirits were high and the organisers received fantastic support, especially through Friday night's auction, where a substantial amount of money was raised. The 26 Kilometre Run was won by Erich Goeieman from Walvis Bay. His brother, Albertus, was the first to cross the finish line in the 13 Kilometre run. Save the Rhino Trust would like to thank everyone, from Riana and Nico Scholtz, our donors, supporters, and marathon enthusiasts, to the Uis Community and everyone that made this weekend possible through their hard work, dedication and genuine interest in helping us protect this ancient species, the desert-adapted black rhino. With support such as yours, we are inspired to work harder and do everything in our power in preserving the black rhino long into the future. Thank you Namibia!