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“I shot Hellwig first. Then I shot Mueller� Sharlien Tjambari A picture is starting to emerge about the deadly Monday morning of 15 April this year, when the Director of the Namibia Institute of Mining and Technology, Eckhart Mueller (72), and his Deputy Director, Heim Hellwig (60), were gunned down in cold blood as they arrived for work at the Institute's head office at Arandis. The accused mur- ing, an employee of that of a vehicle owned derer Ernst Lichten- NIMT testified she saw by Lichtenstrasser. strasser (58), who a vehicle at Arandis on Namibia's Deputyfaces two murder the morning of the Prosecutor, Advocate c h a r g e s a m o n g shootings. The vehicle A n t o n i a Ve r h o e f , others, is applying was a Nissan pickup represents the State for bail in the Swa- with silver rails on the and asked Lichtenk o p m u n d m a g i - roof. That was at strasser during the strate's court. 06:50. The description proceedings whether During the bail hear- of the vehicle matches Continues on page 2
inside C.A.N against tobacco farm
10 000 tons of bridge components landed in Killed the port of Walvis Bay over Contributed The Nomadic Milde vessel docked at the Port of Walvis Bay over the past weekend with a consignment of 10 720 metric tonnes of components for the completion of the Mohembo Bridge over the Cubango River (Kavango River) in Botswana. The 1.2 km long bridge which is under construction since November 2016 will connect villages on the east of the river with the rest of the country in Continues on page 2
Town of the Year!
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bottle of wine
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Bumper harvest
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“I shot Hellwig first. Then I shot Mueller” Continued from page 1 he owned a 9mm pistol. Lichtenstrasser denied owning such a pistol. However, his son already admitted to the Police his father indeed owns a 9mm pistol. It was also revealed to the court that a 9mm pistol, the type and calibre of handgun the Police believe was used in the shootings, was found hidden in the desert near Arandis. Vehicle tracks leading into the desert led the Police to the discovery of this 9mm handgun. Spent cartridges collected on the murder scene at Arandis as well as spent 9mm cartridges at a shooting range near Tsumeb are now subjected to forensic tests to see if it was fired from the same gun. Once that is established, forensics must proof the cartridges originated from bullets fired from the 9mm found hidden in the desert. The investigating team are also determining whether vehicle tracks and shoeprints found at the murder scene, in the desert, at the shooting range at Tsumeb and at Licthenstrasser's home in Otavi are matching up, the court further heard during the bail application hearing. Licthenstrasser's to the contrary is painting a different picture. He explained during his testimony that he was coerced into making a confession. He maintains he was told what to say and also alleges the Police threatened to arrest his wife. Hence, he decided to make this false confession. Lichtenstrasser admitted to court he was at the coast in the same time period of the murders, and said he was made to admit he followed his victims to Arandis with his car. When they arrived at the NiMT headquarters he approached Mueller and Hellwig. Mueller allegedly addressed him [Lichtenstrasser] “in a certain tone” and that was “when he lost it”. Lichtenstrasser explained he shot Hellwig first and then Mueller. “I also added that I hid the pistol somewhere in the desert at a rocky outcrop. I had to make the story believable and I even told the police they will not find anything there”, said Lichtenstrasser maintaining whatever confession he made was false as he was forced and “coached” into what he should say. Lichtenstrasser repeatedly said he is not guilty of all charges levelled against him. He also said he is 58 years old and his whole life is in Namibia and therefore he poses no flight risk should he be granted bail. The bail application hearing was adjourned on Friday to 8 July. It is expected that Lichtenstrasser's wife would be testifying then.
10 000 tons of bridge components landed in the port of Walvis Bay Continued from page 1 Botswana. It will furthermore provide reliable access to services, most importantly health and education among others and also open up the district for future economic activities. The bridge will also make it feasible for expansion of future road network and improve tourism in the area. Speaking to Mr Rodney Brussel from the Botswana Dry Port, he indicated satisfaction in the service delivery from Namport as the “consignment was delivered without delay”, says Namport's Executive: Commercial, Mr Immanuel !Hanabeb in a statement. The bridge components will be transported to Botswana via the TransKalahari corridor and would require 160 truckloads. [The cargo is currently sitting in the Botswana Dry Port in the port of Walvis Bay]. Namibia availed operational sites to Zambia, Zimbabwe and Botswana as land linked countries to enable them to conduct business via sea to their respective countries. A dry port is an inland intermodal terminal directly connected by road or rail to a seaport and operating as a centre for the trans-shipment of sea cargo to inland destinations, further explained !Hanabeb.
Kwêla “Dorp van die Jaar” Sharlien Tjambari Swakopmund has taken the Kwêla “Dorp van die Jaar” title on Sunday, the second Namibian town after Henties Bay (2016) to walk away with this much sought-after title. The non-profit organisation Destination Swakopmund played a huge roll for Swakopmund to reel in the prestigious award. The managing director of Destination Swakopmund, Oliver Ahrens, in an interview yesterday expressed his satisfaction with the outcome. He thanked every person and every organisation who each in their own time and their own resources contributed towards Swakopmund entering the competition and the ultimate win. “It is a great honour for us, Destination Swakopmund, to have this title for Swakopmund. Everything we do is for Swakopmund and it is great to have seen how people came together for Swakopmund and made that contribution be it financially or with time, being available. It proofs that our team is stronger. We are a nonprofit organisation aimed at marketing Swakopmund”. Ahrens further explained as per the rules,
Swakopmund may not part-take in the competition again within the next five years. Swakopmund has been on the map before the competition. Kwêla Dorp van die Jaar takes us even further and beyond now. Especially to international markets, further said Ahrens. He urged businesses and individuals of Swakopmund to continue using existing marketing tools which include social media. The Chief Executive Officer of the municipality of Swakopmund, Archie Benjamin, takes exceptional pride in the title. He acknowledged the huge role Destination Swakopmund played along with the Hospitality Association of Namibia (HAN), the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry Swakopmund (NCCI), the community and the Swakopmund Municipality. “We encouraged the whole Namibia to vote for Swakopmund and we also heard that
even South Africans voted for Swakopmund”, he said. Benjamin further said the way forward is to sell Swakopmund as one product. “Whatever event is hosted in Swakopmund, we must own that event as part of our marketing strategy”. A major boost for Swakopmund to market itself comes from the prize it won as Dorp van die Jaar. That includes a television time slots for advertising worth N$1 million. Benjamin explained it will be utilised to promote all economic sectors including Swakopmund's industries. The community of Swakopmund gathered at the amphitheatre in the central business district on Sunday night, waiting in anticipation whether the town would be Dorp van die Jaar. The announcement was met with great joy. And the winning will be celebrated with a huge party in the first week of December.
Vehicles collide in Peter Mushiange
Three people were injured in a side impact collision between two vehicles in Walvis Bay Peter Mushiange Street yesterday afternoon. A sedan slammed into a SUV, resulting in the latter overturning. The driver of the sedan escaped unscathed.
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Cancer Association reacts to tobacco farm project It is with great dismay that I have learnt, through the media (!), of Cabinet's approval for the development of a tobacco farm in the Republic of Namibia.
Per official communication on 2 June 2018 (ref: 28/06/2018/001) addressed to the Office or the President, Prime Minister, Minister of Health and Social Services and Minister of Land Reform, the Cancer Association of Namibia (WO30) requested reconsideration and the decline of the application by “Namibia Oriental Tobacco CC” and /or any other party for the agreement of land to be availed and subsequent development of a tobacco plantation in the Zambezi Region. Citing concerns but not limited to those listed below, my office requested due reconsideration on the matter, not only as a tobacco plantation has severe consequences on the environment, but also our people. Moreover, it is legally in contravention of World Health Organization (WHO) agreements concluded. Not only does such a venture infringe on the heart of the Namibian Tobacco Control Act of 2010 that has impacted our people positively and award-
ed Namibia great international recognition on this (the global tobacco control) front; given the general statistics of tobacco-related health issues both globally and locally, we remain of the conviction that allowing a tobacco farm in Namibia sets a negative precedent.” On 5 September 2018, the Right Honourable Prime Minister of the Republic of Namibia, Mrs. Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila, in writing confirmed that “The Government has an open door policy and has, as a standard practice, met and received presentations from different people on the matter”, while further directing that the proposal of the tobacco plantation lies in the hands of a Cabinet Standing Committee under the leadership of its appointed chairperson, Hon Obeth Kondjoze, Minister of Economic Planning and Director General of the National Planning Commission. Per official response on 11 September 2018, the former Minister of Health and Social Services, Dr Bernard Haufiku (citing 5 health
and economic reasons) confirmed that “We, (the Ministry of Health and Social Service) do not support the planting of tobacco as proposed by Namibia Oriental Tobacco and supported by some members of the executive”. The Cancer Association of Namibia stands firmly by our conviction, taking an evidencebased stance on the matter: Tobacco plantations/ production have serious negative consequences on the worker's health, social wellbeing and economy as well as the devastating effect on the environment. Deforestation for tobacco growing has serious environmental consequences – including loss of biodiversity, soil erosion and degradation, water pollution and increases in atmospheric carbon dioxide. Tobacco growing usually involves substantial use of chemicals – including loss of growth regulators. These chemicals may affect drinking water sources as a result of run-off from tobacco growing areas. Research has also shown that tobacco
crops deplete soil nutrients by taking up more nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium than other major crops. This depletion is compounded by topping and de suckering plants, which increase the nicotine content and leaf yields of tobacco plants. Land used for subsistence farming in lowand middle-income countries may be diverted to tobacco as a cash crop. As a consequence of expanded tobacco agriculture, there are short-term economic benefits for farmers, but there will be long-term social, economic, health and environmental detriments on the larger scale. -WHO bulletin/ volumes/93/12/151562744/en – “The environmental and health
impacts of tobacco agriculture, cigarette manufacture and consumption”, Thomas E Novotny, Stella Aguinaga Bialous, Lindsay Burt, Clifton Curtis, Vera Luiza da Costa, Silvae Usman Iqtidar, Yuchen Liu, Sameer Pujari & Edouard Tursan d'Espaignet, et al. All these are key elements to reach the Sustainable Development Goals that Namibia has ascribed to meet, and through this decision to allow tobacco farming in our country, the government has ipso facto signed a death warrant for this dream. In light of the widespread consequences this decision holds, the Cancer Association of Namibia vehemently condemns the decision by Cabinet to clear ap-
proximately 10 000 hectares of natural woodland in the Zambezi Region for the purpose of tobacco plantation and production. This decision is not only a health and natural disaster waiting to happen but is also against the World Health Organisation (WHO) Framework Convention on Tobacco Control that Namibia legally agreed on February 2006. It is also directly in contravention of Article 17 and 18 of WHO Framework and Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO-FCTC) (see copy thereof attached): “Article 17: Provision of support for economically viable alternative activities: Parties shall, in cooperation with each other and with competent international and
regional inter-governmental organization, promote, as appropriate, economically viable alternative for tobacco workers, growers and, as the case may be, individual sellers.” “Article 18: Protection of the environment and the health of persons: In carrying out their obligations under this Convention, the Parties agree to have due regard to the protection of the environment and the health of persons in relation to the environment in respect of tobacco cultivation and manufacture within their respective territories.” As gatekeeper of health pertaining to cancer we beg that Cabinet rethink this decision Yours in health Rolf-Jurgen Hansen
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Man killed over bottle of wine
Court
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Swakopmund Court Report Silas Sakaria (26), appeared on charges of Theft. Matter postponed to 19 July 2019 for plea. Suspect remains in police custody. Sakeus Nakale (25), appeared on char-ges of Possession of suspected stolen property. Bail was set at N$1 000. The matter was postponed to 10 July for legal aid. Sakues Nakale remains in custody. Abius Nanguki (30), appeared on charges of Reckless or Negligent driving. The matter was postponed to 2 October 2019 for final remand. Abius Nanguki was granted bail for N$3 000. Stanley Goreseb (37), appeared on a charge of Assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. Bail of N$1 000 was set. Matter postponed to 22 October 2019 for plea and trial. Silas Angula (38), appeared on a count of Theft. This matter was postponed to 29 August 2019. Trial partly heard. Silas Angula is on bail for N$1 000.
Simon Hamata Hamukaku (30), appeared on charges of Theft of a motor vehicle. The matter was postponed to 25 June 2019. Accused remains in police custody. Simon Eliaser (25), appeared on charges of Housebreaking with intent to steal - alternatively, possession of suspected stolen property. The Matter was postponed to 22 October 2019 for plea and trial. The accused remains in police custody. Desmond Owasoab (19), appeared on charges on Theft. Matter was postponed to 30 September 2019 for trial. The accused remains in police custody. Immanuel Hamupanda (30), appeared on a charge of Failure to pay maintenance. This matter was transferred to Otjiwarongo Magistrate's Court. Bail was set at N$5 000. Daniel Milka (29), appeared on a charge of furnishing false information. This matter was postponed to 24 July 2019 for plea.
Nine shacks gutted at Swakopmund Isaac Chikosi
Nine shacks were destroyed in Swakopmund on Friday. East wind conditions worsened the situation. The fire rapidly spread among the shacks resulting all the nine shacks being razed to the ground. The fire started after the power outage between 12:00 and 13:00 at the single Quarters, Moshitila Apartments. Members of the Namibian Police and the Swakopmund Fire Brigade worked hard to extinguish the fire. Detective Chief Inspector Daniel Gurirab confirmed no serious injuries or loss of lives. There are suspicions that the owner of the shack that first caught fire forgot to put off his stove after the power outage. Any assistance from the public to help these people rebuild their lives would be welcomed and appreciated.
A 22-year-old man was killed when he was stabbed after grabbing a bottle of wine from two men sitting outside a bar on Saturday in Mondesa, Swakopmund. The incident happened at around 22:40. Henry Henrico/Goagoseb was stabbed when he grabbed and tried to run with the bottle of Monis Granada. His friend Lovita Xoagub (20), allegedly ran away when this happened. Police allege that when Xoagub returned to search for his friend, he was informed that his friend had been transported to the hospital. When he reached the hospital, Xoagub was further informed that his friend had been certified dead upon arrival at the hospital. Meanwhile police have arrested a suspect in connection with the murder. The suspect is expected to appear in court this week. Investigations are ongoing.
Walvis Bay Court Report Martha Itana (26), Theft by false pretences. (November 2016) The matter was postponed to 8 July 2019. Accused absent. Magreth Uazikiza (41), Theft (May 2017) The accused was found not guilty and discharged. Simon Moses (25), Rape (September 2018) The matter was post-poned to 1 August 2019. Lab Results (Final Remand) Elago Frans (26), Ndapameka Shihepo (23), Rape (March 2019) The matter was postponed to 10 October 2019. Plea and Trial. Anton Geingob (30), Assault with the intent to do grievous bodi-ly harm (April 2019) The matter was postponed to 17 October 2019. Plea and Trial. Willem Andreas (27), Common assault (May 2019) The matter was postponed to 17 July 2019. Plea and Trial (Final Remand) Nekongo Johannes Nangolo (25), Reckless and negligent driving and failing to ascertain injuries sustained. (January 2018) The matter was postponed to 28 October 2019. Plea and Trial. Nestory Valombwelenio Wandiva (29), Assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm (October 2018) The matter was post-poned to 9 July 2019. Plea and Trial (Final Remand) Danny Narib (47), Assault by threat read with the Provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, Act 4 of 2003. Malicious damage to property reads with the Provisions of the Domestic Violence Act. (February 2019) The matter was postponed to 10 July 2019. Mental Observation Report in terms of Section 79. Pala Zyambo (40), Refusal to provide a blood specimen, Assault on a member of the police and Resisting a member of the police. (May 2019) The case was withdrawn against the accused. Inves-tigations not complete. Wibard Sakaria (34), Drunk driving (May 2019) Matter is post-poned to 10 July 2019. Legal Representation (Final Remand). Ipinge Shinyemba (51), Two counts of drunk driving (June 2019) The matter was postponed to 20 June 2019. Plea. Ernest Platt (43), Drunk driving (June 2019) The matter was postponed to 6 August 2019. Legal Aid. Paulo Benvindo (25), Theft (June 2019) The accused was found guilty and sentenced. Simon Shivute (35), Paululs Ishidimbwa (32), Eneas Kalola (30), Theft. The matter was postponed to 21 October. Plea and Trial (Final Remand) Efraim Mwalopange (32), Andreas Paulus (24) Robbery (November 2018) The case was withdrawn against the accused. Witness not subpoenaed. Michael Bouwer (42) Melvin van Wyk (33), Two counts of Marine Resource Regulations. No permit. (April 2019) The mat-ter was postponed to 24 July 2019 (Legal Aid). Mateus Fudeni (30), Theft (March 2019) The case was with-drawn against the accused. No witness subpoenaed. Robert Richman (35), Assault with the intent to do grievous harm read with the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, Act 4 of 2003 (April 2019) The case was withdrawn against the accu-sed. Complainant requested for withdrawal. Kaurandua Kandjou (32), Negligent driving (March 2018) The case was withdrawn against the accused. Leonard Abraham (38), The matter was postponed to 11 June 2019. Sentence. Reginald Gariseb (36), Petrus Ashipala (26), Housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft. (May 2019) The matter is post-poned to 7 October 2019. Plea and Trial. Herman Shitaleni (21), Assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm (February 2019) The matter was postponed to 29 October 2019. Plea and Trial.
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Bumper Harvest
FNB supports Project Shine Walvis Bay resident Mr Nelis Dreyer has reason to be proud of his mini olive grove on his property in the lagoon suburb of the harbour town. The mini-grove consists of twenty two olive trees from which a total of 800kg of olives were harvested this year. “There were some of the trees that gave us 65kg of olives”, explained a delighted Mr Dreyer. Adding, under normal an olive tree can produce 35kg of olives per season. The harvested olives is destined for the olive press and is expected to yield 90 litres of olive oil. The trees were planted some twelve years ago. Although production was sufficient every year, 2019 delivered a bumper harvest. Mr Dreyer's grove consists of the mission- and frantoio olive tree.
Project Shine, an initiative of the Swakopmund Municipality aimed at keeping the town and surrounding areas clean, was launched last week. FNB Namibia supported the 2019 initiative with N$10 000. Mayor or Swakopmund, Pauline Nashilundo: We have invested heavily in the development and “The Swakopmund Municipality remains com- protection of the Environment, Economy and the mitted to retaining the cleanliness of the main Society in which we operate. I want to thank the team of Project Shine for their hard work and for roads at the coast, as well as the beaches”. “As a responsible citizen we have supported Pro- playing an active role in the guardianship of our ject Shine 2019 to continue their work of pro- environment, particularly in the Swakopmund moting cleanliness, recycling and contributing to area”, said Tienie Mouton, FNB Coastal & the social upliftment within the Swakopmund Southern Regional Manager. community.
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Two vehicle ships this week NOTICE CONSENT IN TERMS OF TOWN PLANNING SCHEME REGULATIONS Notice is hereby given in terms of Clause 6 of the Swakopmund Town Planning Scheme Regulations that the Town Council considers the following consent use, erection of buildings and use of land, details of which are obtainable from the General Manager : Engineering Services K.N Auto Service herewith intends to apply to the Municipality of Swakopmund for special consent for a Public Garage – Workshop – Servicing cars on the premises of Erf 626 (Mandume Ya Ndemufayo Street) Mondesa Ext. 1 Any person having any objection against such application should lodge their objection/s in writing within 14 days of the last publication to both the Chief Executive Officer of the Swakopmund Municipality and the applicant during normal business hours.
Two roll-on roll-off vehicle ships (ro-ro’s) are calling at the port of Walvis Bay this week to discharge import vehicles. Glovis Century is alongside on Wednesday (19 June) and Cattleya Ace (pictured above) on Friday.
Tuesday 18 June High Tide: 03:54 Low Tide: 09:56 High Tide: 16:23 Low Tide: 22:12
Thursday 20 June High Tide: 05:05 Low Tide: 11:02 High Tide: 17:36 Low Tide: 23:26
Wednesday 19 June High Tide: 04:30 Low Tide: 10:28 High Tide: 16:59 Low Tide: 22:48
Friday 21 June High Tide: 05:41 Low Tide: 11:36 High Tide: 18:14 Low Tide: 00:06
Closing date for objections or comments is: 9 July 2019. Contact Persons: Mr J. Heita (Manager: Town Planning), Tel: +264 (64) 410 4403 / 081 150 0269 email: jheita@swkmun.com.na Mr K.N van Deventer, Cell: 081 363 2112
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Lions Club celebrates 60th anniversary Sharlien Tjambari
The Lions Club Swakopmund celebrated their 60th Anniversary this past Friday. The club was chartered on 4 September 1959 by 16 Charter members because they were living in backyard flats or in houses, they were unable to maintain at the time. Members of the Lions Club Swakopmund gathered at the Lions Old Age Home in Swakopmund to dance the night away and to be reminded of the history of the Lions Club Swakopmund. The Lions Club Swakopmund also had an induction of a new member, Jonathan Wilsnach and introduced the new Lions President Heiko Zicker on that same night. Zicker said: “I have had life changing expeiences with the Lions and I am sure being President will also be a life-changing experience for me. I am a Lion for about 9 years now. My priority has never been to become a president but to serve the community. Nevertheless, I am now prepared to take the leadership role but, fellow club members without your support, guidance and dedicated service. I would not be able to fill this position successfully”. He further said, “I would also like to raise the standing of our club through effective publicity and awareness programs. It is my dream and prayer that we will have transformed possibilities and opportunities into stories of success and triumph at the end of my term”. The Lions Club Swakopmund obtained a 7000
square meter erf (801) at Rhode Allee for only N$10 in 1962 and the first stage of completion was in 1967. A donation by Mrs Linda Brumm made it possible to start the first building stage comprising of 10 single bungalows, one ablution block, single matron quarters, one garage, 2 servants' quarters at the cost of N$33 700. In total, the Lions Club Swakopmund was built in 20 different stages, starting in September 1972 up until 2009. The club contributed towards the following projects: annual adventskaffee for all pensioners in Swakopmund, Swakop Sight First Project (eye screening for all Grade 1 children in Swakopmund and supply of specs if parents could not afford), they were also part of the planting of replica cross at Cape Cross. The Lions Club have served the community of Swakopmund in many ways and have been a pillar of the community. The Swakopmund Lions Club is the fifth Lions Club in Southern Africa. Outgoing President Mr. Mark Schieger also mentioned some of the Lions Club's newest project such as the handover of wheelchairs and walkers to the senior citizens of Welwitschia Phase one and two about a month ago and their regular project of giving vegetables and meat for vulnerable children in the DRC informal settlement.
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Lions club Existing members of the Lions Club Swakopmund received certificates for their job well done throughout the year
Lions Club Newly Elected Presi- Lions Club Jonathan Wilsnach dent of the Lions Club Swakop- inducted as a new Lions Member by Renatte Witt of the Lions Club mund Heiko Zicker
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Swakopmund Secondary School Spelling Bee Finals Swakopmund Secondary School (SSS) held their Spelling Bee Finals on Thursday, 6 June in their School Hall. Mrs Sophie Kaune, an English teacher at the school was the event's co-ordinator. This is her second year at the school, and she initiated the event. “It's a great way for learners to build their vocabulary, improve their writing and avoid spelling errors” she attests. Spelling Bee Competitions allow learners to have an open world of unlimited words at their disposal without the struggle of repeating simple words or wasting time on words they are unsure of. Parents, learners and teachers cheered on the spellers as they took on the platform to be one of the best spellers of the school. After a few elimination rounds, there were four learners standing: The Overall Best Speller Award - Juwel Basson a Grade 8 The Senior Best Speller Award - Johanna Johannes, a Grade 10 learner. Senior Best Speller Award- David Haimbodi, a Grade 12 learner, took the. took Junior Best Speller Award - Kakunan-dunda Uariua Prizes for the winners included gold and
silver medals, cash vouchers, dictionaries and exam stationery. The medals and a trophy for the overall winner were donated by Mr Ntoni, a Maths teacher at the school. The cash vouchers were sponsored by all the judges including Mrs Tjomuinjo, a History teacher who sponsored one cash voucher to one of the winners. Mrs Kaune, Ms Mathias, Ms Malakia, Ms Nghipandulwa, and Ms Kashongo made the judging panel and are all English teachers at the school under the supervision of Mrs Hamukwaya, their HOD. The school Principal was the main speaker and told the contestants that they were a special kind of group because not everyone is courageous enough to stand in front of an audience to perform or compete. He encouraged them to give it their all and to never be disheartened if they don't win.
Juwel Basson, Mrs Kaune and Johanna Johannes
Ms Malakia, Mrs Kaune, Ms Nghipandulwa, Ms Kashongo and Ms Mathias
Duinesig choir off to South Africa Rudi Bowe
Kakunandunda Uariua and David Haimbodi
Ms Annalisa Harases with some of the member of the Duinesig Combined School choir Duinesig Combined School from the Kuisebmond Township in Walvis Bay will once again represent Namibia at the Afrikaans Language and Culture Association (ATKV) Applaus choir competition from 24 to 27 July in Bloemfontein South Africa. The harbour town school choir won Gold at the choirs from Swakopmund Secondary School, OtjiATKV Applaus choir competition hosted by the warongo Secondary School and Windhoek High. Mascato Youth choir at the Namib Primary School Duinesig Combined School won the ATKV applaus Aula in Swakopmund where they beat school choir competition from 2012 to 2015 and in 2015 the
school choir was the overall winners of the competition in South Africa. In the years 2016 to 2018 the school choir did not partake in any competition as they were building a winning combination. The choir conductors are Eupha Lilungwe and Otniel Tjombe with Ms Annalisa Harases as the co-ordinator. The Principal on the school Mr Stanley Urikhob said “The school choir is by far the best school choir in the country with the sound they made and their disciplined attitude”. They will again win the overall price in South Africa he added. For a school choir to qualify for the ATKV applaus competition in South Africa they need to win gold and ranked according to the allocated performance percentage it obtained. The judge's panel consisted of Gisela de Villiers and Theodore Cookson, the conductor of the Mascato Youth Choir. Gisela de Villiers a Director of the Johannesburg-based music production company Infullvoice and one of the judges with Theodore Cookson, the conductor of the Mascato Youth Choir at the competition in Swakopmund said that competitions of the magnitude provide opportunities for school choirs to improve their repertoire and provide opportunities to improve their repertoire. The school are in need of fund to participate in South Africa. They are requesting the business community to assist with their travelling cost.
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NOTICES & VACANCIES LIQUOR ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A MAGISTRATE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998 Notice is hereby given that an application in
terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the Magistrate of the District of Swakopmund. 1. Name and postal address of applicant: De Wet Oosthuizen, Fast
Foods CC (Licensee) Harper Restaurant Enterprises CC (Proposed Transferee) P O Box 91253 Klein Windhoek. 2. Name of licensed business to which application relates: “Mugg &
Bean, Swakopmund’’. 3. Address/location of licensed premises to which application relates: Shop No.3116125, Platz Am Meer Shopping Centre, Erf No.71, Hollam’s Bird Island, Vineta, North, Swakopmund. 4. Nature and details of application: Application for Transfer of a Special Liquor License From: De Wet Oosthuizen Fast Food CC (Licensee) To: Harper Restaurant Enterprises CC (Proposed
Transferee). 5. Where application will be lodged: Magistrate, District Swakopmund. 6. Date on which application will be lodged: 21 June 2019. Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Magistrate of the District, to reach the Magistrate note later than 7 days after the date on which the application is lodged.
WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Pre-school and Day-Care Centre ON ERF: 3407 TOWNSHIP: Kuisebmond STREET: Comrand Street. In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish a Pre-school and Day-Care Centre on the site. Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 119, Civic Centre. Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and undersigned, in writing, not later than 2 July 2019. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Mr V Hamkonda, P O Box 5489, Walvis Bay
NOTICE CONSENT IN TERMS OF TOWN PLANNING SCHEME REGULATIONS Notice is hereby given in terms of Clause 6 of the Swakopmund Town Planning Scheme Regulations that the Town Council considers the following consent use, erection of buildings and use of land, details of which are obtainable from the General Manager : Engineering Services The Namibian Oncology Centre herewith intends to apply to the Municipality of Swakopmund for special consent for an Institutional Building – Doctors Consulting Room and Chemotherapy Clinic on the premises of Erf 302A, (Sam Nujoma Avenue) Swakopmund. Any person having any objection against such application should lodge their objection/s in writing within 14 days of the last publication to both the Chief Executive Officer of the Swakopmund Municipality and the applicant during normal business hours. Closing date for objections or comments is: 2 July 2019. Contact Persons: Mr J. Heita (Manager: Town Planning), Tel: +264 (64) 410 4403 / 081 150 0269 email: jheita@swkmun.com.na Mrs Anthea van Wyk, Cell: 083 330 5015, email: Antheavw@namoncology.com
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PROPERTY TIMES TO RENT: Kuisebmond Behind Koeldrank fontein nr 1792 1x bedroom, small kitchen, own shower & toilet. With hot water, burglar bars. Available immediately. N$ 2 550.00 p/m N$ 1 000.00 Contact: 081 240 9800 1 Bachelor flat, own shower & toilet with hot water N$ 2 500.00 p/m in advance Deposit N$ 1 000.00 Contact: 081 240 9800 Longbeach: Very neat 2-bedroom flat, with open plan kitchen and lounge in Longbeach only 2 minutes from the sea, in a very safe and neat complex. One full bathroom, Balcony with braai and a tandem garage (Can park 2 cars). N$6,300 pm water included up to N$300. Prepaid electricity. Deposit required. Available Immediately or 1 July 2019. Call or send message to: 081-284-6514 TO RENT: Walvis Bay 1 bedroom flat N$ 3 000.00 p/m Water incl. Pre paid electricity. 2 Rooms for N$ 2 000.00 p/m Sharing bathroom. 1 Room with own bathroom N$ 2 700.00 p/m Water incl. Pre paid electricity. Contact: 081 335 6436 081 223 1101 TO RENT: Swakopmund, Mondesa 1 bedroom, bic, kitchen, own bathroom Water incl. Pre paid electricity. N$ 3 000.00 p/m Contact: 081 237 1354 081 466 4444 TO LET:Immediately available in Walvis Bay Flat to rent situated at Ultra Properties Building, 199 Nangola Mbumba drive, Walvis Bay, Centre of town. Two bedroom flat with BIC, Spacious living room, Kitchen with BIC and BIS, 1 Bathroom, single garage. Very safe and secure. Water excluded & Pre Paid Electricity installed. Rent is N$ 5500,00 per month plus Deposit. Available Immediately Contact: Sonja at 064-207997 to view. Email: sonja@ultratravel.net
Malakia Properties Estate Agents TO LET MONDESA Rooms from N$ 1 400.00 to N$ 2 000.00 JABULANI Flat: 1 bedroom bic, bathroom and kitchen N$ 3 300.00 W/L Incl 2 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms Lounge, Kitchen bic with stove and parking area N$ 4 500.00 W/L Excl 3bedrooms, bathroom Kitchen bic with stove Lounge N$ 6 000.00 W/L Excl MAHETAGO 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Kitchen and Lounge N$5500.00 W/ Incl 3 bedrooms, bathroom Lounge and Kitchen N$ 5 900.00 W/ Incl NHE 2 bedroom, bathroom, open plan kitchen N$ 4 000.00 W/Including TULINAWA 2 bedrooms, bathroom And kitchen N$ 3 600.00 W/L Excl All Deposit Required Tel: 064 406 783 Cell: 081 297 7253 Email: malakiaproperties@ yahoo.com TO RENT: 42 m² Space to let at Woermann Brock, Vineta Complex Shop No. 7 N$ 6 200.00 p/m (VAT INCL) Contact: 081 170 1546 / 081 246 2930 TO RENT: Narraville, Kokerboom Str 2 bedroom flat, bic in kitchen, single garage. W/E incl. N$ 5 000.00 p/m Deposit can be paid in two installments Available 1 June Contact: 081 331 9249 081 129 9322 TO RENT: Narraville 2 bedroom house to rent Open plan sitting room, burglar bars, parking, burglar door + bathroom Second bedroom suitable only for toddler N$ 3 800.00 p/m Deposito negotiable W/L incl. Single or couple required. Contact: 081 651 7618 TO RENT: Flat to rent at Apex Park Tamariskia 1st Floor - 1 bedroom flat with BIC, open-plan kitchen and lounge, single garage. No courtyard. W/E incl. N$ 5 000.00 p/m Neg Available: Immediately Contact: 081 747 8829 TE HUUR: Swakopmund Motorhuis / Werkswinkel 135 m² Groot deure 3.60 x 3.50 m en 3.00 x 3.00 m. MC Hugh str. 4 N$ 8 500.00 p/m Kontak: 081 240 6171
TO LET: Narraville Walvis Bay Rental Prices Reduced Ground Floor units at Meribel and Toermalyn Rental: NOW - N$4550.00 WAS-N$4950.00 W&E Excluded, Deposit payable over 3 months
Contact Janine 0811505020 Viewings only on Tuesdays & Fridays - 12:00 – 14:00 Emma Nangolo Kamatoto Properties Ocean View Beautiful 3 bedroom house, all en-suites, study, open plan kitchen, lounge, dining room, scullery, double garage, attached to the house, there is a room with b.i.c, toilet shower, petition split for kitchen and bedroom, plus 1 bedroom flat with a single garage remote controlled shower & toilet and built-in cabinet open plan kinchen and dining area incl build in stove, space for three vehicles parking N$20 000.00 negotiable Water included Long Beach 2 bedroom apartment, bathroom, open plan kitchen, lounge, tandem garage N$6 300.00 Water included Meersig 2× inside rooms furnished or unfurnished from N$2500.00 water and electricity included Meersig Beautiful 3 bedroom house, 2 bathrooms, open plan kitchen, lounge, dining room, garage N$8 500.00 Water included Contact: 0811228067 TO RENT: Well kept house to rent in Walvis Bay. Available from 1 August 2019 Low maintenance garden. High boundary walls, DSTV dish. Open plan kitchen - built in cupboards, stove scullery. Dining room, lounge, inside bbq. Laundry. 4 bedroom built in cupboards and closets. 2 ½ bathrooms ensuite Sunroom All windows - blinds Burglar proof windowsblinds Burglar proof windows Double garage (remote controlled) Alarm system Prepaid electricity Water excl. N$ 13 000.00 p/m Deposit required For viewing make an appointment 081 470 3109 TO RENT: Walvis Bay, Meersig. Small flat with garage N$ 3 500.00 p/m Plus deposito W/E incl. Call: 064 202 875
TO RENT: Two bedroom flat, Kabeljou area Open plan kitchen, parking area. Hot water. Water incl. Pre paid electricity. N$ 4 000.00 p/m Contacts: 081 458 4914 081 206 6256 TE HUUR: Twee slaap kamer woonstel beskikbaar vanaf 1 Julie in Lagoon area, Walvisbaai Ingeboude kaste met toesluit motorhuis. Binnehof met braai. Geen troeteldiere of kinders. N$ 5 500.00 p/m vir enkel person N$ 5 700.00 p/m vir twee persone W/E ingsl. Skakel: 081 229 0730 081 243 9987 TO RENT: Kuisebmond, Kabeljou area One bedroom flat open plan kitchen, toilet N$ 2 600.00 p/m excl water N$ 2 900.00 p/m incl water Pre paid electricity. Contact: 081 441 4405 081 236 9679 TO RENT: Narraville Two bedroom house, Sun Valley Moss Cresent with bic, stove and single garage. W/E excl. N$ 5 500.00 p/m Plus deposit of N$ 5 500.00 payable in two months Available 1 July 2019 Contact: 081 555 3781 TO RENT: One bedroom backyard flat with bic and free wifi N$ 3 600.00 p/m Plus N$ 3 600.00 deposit payable in town installments W/E incl. Available 1 July 2019 Contact: 081 555 3781 TO RENT: Fairways Spacious 2 bedrooms, open plan kitchen with build in oven, Own entrance. Garage optional. N$ 6 000.00 p/m Plus deposito W/E incl. Very nice for 2x adults. No pets. Immediately available. From 1 June 2019 Contact: 081 248 2681 TO LET:- Immediately available in Walvis Bay Huge two bedroom flat to rent situated at Ultra Properties Building, 199 Nangola Mbumba drive, Walvis Bay, Centre of town. Two bedroom flat with BIC, Spacious living room, Kitchen with BIC and BIS, 1 Bathroom, single garage. Very safe and secure. Water excluded & Pre Paid Electricity installed. Rent is N$ 5750,00 per month plus Deposit, which may be paid in instalments Available Immediately Contact: Sonja at 064207997 to view. Email: sonja@ultratravel.net
TO LET or FOR SALE Narraville - Brand new 2 bedroom flat incl. motorised lockup garage. To let from N$ 4 800pm Contact Janine 081 150 5020
FOR SALE * Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay – Eyuva Village * - 2-Bedroom Flat in a large complex - 1-Bathroom - Open-plan Kitchen & Lounge - No BIC - Single garage - Around N$ 400 levies p/m - Close to Naval Base & Independence Beach ONLY N$ 450 000! (Negotiable) Contact: FLORIAN – 081 460 0045 Private Sale: N$1,400 000.00 (Negotiable) House – Narraville 4 bedrooms, Main bedroom with private bathroom Main bathroom (bath and shower) Open plan kitchen with lounge. Dining room Study loft Entertainment with indoor BBQ. Double tandem garage, garden Alarm and automated Garage House 268m² Erf 520m² Contact: 0812627044 / 0811229782 FOR SALE: OMARURU Small B&B, 3 bedroom main house + 2 separate guestrooms on a 1600m² property. Contact: 081 614 0747 email: toptrade3000@gmail. com OMARURU WILDLIFE ESTATE 12,6 ha Plot with bush bathroom (Reed): flushtoilet, shower, hand-basin, hot-water stove (donkie), platform for tents N$ 980,000.00 o.n.c.o. Tel. 081-1276317
PROPERTIES WANTED TE KOOP GESOEK: Swakopmund of Walvisbaai 2/3 slaapkamers, garage, ingeboude kaste ± N$ 1.2 mil Kontak: 081 829 2228 WANTED TO BUY: Looking for a house to buy in Walvis Bay or Swakopmund N$ 380 000.00 N$ 400 000.00 Contact: 081 228 6554
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CARS FOR SALE: 2000 model Rav 4 Very good condition with Toyota service history. Price N$ 75 000. Vehicle is currently in Johannesburg but registered in Swakopmund. Will be available for viewing in Swakopmund from Tuesday 18 June 2019. Phone: +27 82 462 8119 WhatsApp: 081 327 9682 CAR FOR SALE: Toyota Corolla 2007 Model Good condition Number plate also for sale @ Swakopmund. Contact: 081 247 1888
ANIMALS ZzZ Guesthouse Windhoek West: Comfortable BUT affordable accommodation with en-suite bathroom, DSTV, aircon, complimentary snack, free WiFi, private BBQ areas, Swimming pool and safe parking. Bookings: 081 4777 414
WANTED BEST CASH PRICES PAID ON THE SPOT FOR ALL KINDS OF GOLD & CUT DIAMONDS. CALL AT DESERT JEWELER Sam Nujoma Ave Walvis Bay Opposite KFC Restaurant. Cell: 081 408 1550
TE KOOP: 8 Gemsbok karkasse te koop Weeg so 75kg - 89 kg per karkas Lewer 24 Junie in Swakop & Walvis af Sluitings sluit 20 Junie Kontak: 081 618 4402
NOTICES I, Hannelie Scheepers herewith wish to inform the public that the mobile number used by Optimus Accounting Services CC on the letterhead of an audit firm in Windhoek belongs to me. I distance myself in any manner or circumstances from Optimus Accounting Services CC, located in Walvis Bay and from the auditor firm.
TO HIRE CONTAINERS TO BUY / RENT and storage yard in Swakopmund with 24/7 access. Office or ablution alterations. Cowboys. 064 418 150 or 081 146 4770
VACANCIES YEHUDA EMPLOYMENT Job Placements Are you looking for work in the hospitality industry: Chef, waiter/ress Professional cleaning Office administration Front office operation Housekeeper Bar man Sales person Cashier Get recruited, get trained and placed in jobs SMS your name and town to book your place Windhoek 081 394 9344 Walvis Bay 081 360 8335 Rundu 081 643 0838 NO CALLS!
COURSES JOB ENTRY LEVEL TRAINING· Medical Studies Child Day Care Business Management Maritime studies Hospitality & Tourism Logistics & Supply Chain Beauty Therapy Health & Safety Windhoek: 081 419 0718, 061 244794, Walvis Bay: 081 271 2004, 081 771 0289 Oshakati: 081 719 5204, 081 295 3458 info@globalinsti.com
SERVICES Atlantic Kitchens & Joiners 20 years' experience Contact 0816994897 Best service and prices guaranteed
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SERVICES CLUTCH & BRAKE SWAKOPMUND & We also cut KEYS Bohr street off Einstein street, Industrial Area, Swakopmund New owner as from
1st June 2019 Cell: 085 247 9616 Tel: 064 464 012 After 16h30 Email: cbswakop@gmail.com
SERVICES OFFICE & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE REMOVAL SPECIALISTS Namibia - South Africa Household & Office. Mobile: + 264 814093522 email: nktransportnam @gmail.com
We are here to serve you!
SHIKWAMBI PAINTERS P.O. Box 4151 Walvis Bay Namibia For: houses, roofing, windows Plumbing & pipe fitting Contact Shikwambi Twakuliwa 081 226 7735 Elias Painter 081 208 5942 WOODEN GATES: Constructing of all wooden gates How big or small on affordable prices. Contact us for a quote: 081 775 9413 CONSTRUCTION ARLEY INVESTMENTS ·CONSTRUCTION ·RENOVATIONS ·PAINTING ·PAVING ·ELECTRICAL AND ·TILING 085 709 0874 arleyinvestments@ gmail.com CAR KEYS: We program & supply new & spare keys, program 2nd hand ECU’s & air bag all car makes and models * We also offer auto air-conditioning services, auto electrical and in-car entertainment. For a free quote contact: RDJ SERVICES & SUPPLIES. SMS / CALL WHATSAPP: 081 374 6444 CAM TECHNICAL SECURITY & RENOVATIONS CC Specializing in: Security guards. Alarm installations. Technical problems. Any building and construction work. Tiling. Painting. Gate Motors etc. You name it, we do it! Quality and neat work guaranteed! Best prices you can afford. FOR ANY APPROVED QUOTATION YOU WILL RECEIVE A DISCOUNT!
Contact us now! Cameron: 081 247 4467 Adelaide: 081 682 6126 email: camtech8@gmail.com
BAARD GROUP Baard Transport / Block & Brick baard@afol.com.na www.baardgroup.com
TEL: 064-274 800 FAX: 064-274 810 · Blocks / Bricks · Rock Face / Pavers · Interlocks / Linthols · Sand / Stone · Hiring of earth moving Equipment “The Service Makes The Difference”
PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE ALSO OPEN BETWEEN 13:00 - 14:00 TRADITIONAL DOCTOR KALENGA: He can help you through: Pregnancy - Education Court Cases - Love Af-fairs - Marriage Pro-blems Bad Luck - Bus-inesses Protection at Home Removal of Toko-loshi Mens’ Power - Sexuality Exams Job Problems etc. Walvis Bay & Swakopmund. Cell: 081 201 7887 Traditional Doctor Moyo Tired of running up and down, going everywhere but not achieving your real goals, here is your doctor to prove everything for you. He helps with different types of problems such as court cases, love affairs, marriage problems, weak erections which is unable to satisfy your woman, vagina tightness for man to feel always attracted to you house problems, all types of transmitted sickness, high blood pressure, asthma, headaches, chest pains, chasing of bad luck spirits, job problems, stop lover from cheating you [man or woman] Business improvements, all types of good luck. pregnancy problems, have protected life, never give up your life, your doctor is here to cleanse and lift you up. Come at 471 Mandume Ya Ndemufayo Street Mondesa Swakopmund or call Doctor Moyo 081 339 5913
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Traditional Dr Herbalist Dr Lovemore Ben Banda (The old man) From Malawi is in Walvis Bay with 30 years vast experience in various problems & diseases such as bringing back lost lover, to get a new job, to win court cases, to clean out bad luck from your body, to pass exams, to pass driving, to protect your body from withcraft, to boost small business to be big business, to be liked with people, to win cntractors, to win a woman or man of your choice, to stop smoking and drinking, alcohol and drugs, divorce, stop your lover to be stingy with money, to make you sleep nicely in your house, to stop bad dreams, a man to be strong in bed during sex, a woman to have feelings for a man, headaches, swelling of your body, madness, epilepsy, joints pain, pregnancy problems, if you need a new baby, period pains, to recover stolen property, BP, ulcers, diabetes, asthma, and many more… Come and experience wonderful miracles happening in your life, you will never regret. Contact: 081 643 1482 sms or call find the Old man in Kuiseb, Mass Houses, at NHE 6751 Johannes Nakuafila Street.
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 sexuality Spiritual doctors in need of more spiritual powers, etc. House Nr.(79) 3191D, Johanna Benson Street Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay. Cell: 081 303 3149
MALAWIAN TRADITIONAL DOCTOR Doctor Bomba Bazuka – the name is enough The doctor is in Walvis Bay with 40 years experience and has done wonders and great things in many SADC countries, such as bringing back lost lovers in 4 days. Removal of bad luck, very tough and challenging court cases, binding your love and to be your only. And to get a man/woman you want of your choice. Pregnancy problems, jobs and promotions, business, protection of bodies and houses from witchcraft, protection of kraals farms from thieves, wining tenders, and contracts, revenge kapsule, rejuvenate mens power during sex, magic wallet and get rich within short notice. Chest pains, headache, swollen legs and feet, epelipsy, drinking/smoking, to be released from prison, manhood enlargement. Hips/breast. I know you have been let down by others but now your time has come. Come and experience the wonderful miracles happening in your life and you will never regret. Call/sms Bomba Bazuka: 081 602 7102
JOBS WANTED JOB WANTED: I am a young hardworking lady looking for any kind of domestic work or even nanny work in Swakopmund, I have experience in both domestic and nanny. Contact: 081 885 8798 / 081 852 5317 JOB WANTED: I am a 34 year old trustworthy and hardworking lady looking for babysitting or domestic work for Monday to Friday or 3 days per week in Swakopmund. I can start anytime. Contact: 081 612 7513 JOB WANTED: I am a 43 year old hardworking lady looking for domestic work for 3 days (Monday, Wednesday and Thursday) in Swakopmund, I have references and willing to start immediately. Contact: 081 421 7931 JOB WANTED: I am a 29 year old lady with grade 12 and Admin Diploma’s, looking for any office admin job in Swakopmund, I have 3 years office Admin experience, 2 years sales consultant. I am able to work on Ms word, Ms excel, Ms outlook etc. Contact: 081 409 8462 / gaingosf@gmail.com
CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication
JOBS WANTED WERK GESOEK: Selma is opsoek na huiswerk in Walvisbaai. Ek is 37 jaar oud. Kontak: 081 377 7825 JOB WANTED: I am looking for any kind of work, washing and ironing. Walvis Bay, Meersig, Lagoon. Contact: 081 811 9917 JOB WANTED: I am a 34 year old woman looking for domestic work. Washing and ironing, or look after kids. I am very hardworking and trustworthy. I have references of previous employers. Mondays to Fridays. Willing to start any time. Contact: 081 429 1116 JOB WANTED: I am a lady looking for domestic work, Mondays to Fridays. I have experience. Contact: 081 748 0019 JOB WANTED: I am a trustworthy 22 year old lady looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay. I have certificate in waitress. Contact: 081 216 1178 JOB WANTED: I am lady looking for domestic work. I have experience and I am ready to start immediately. Mondays to Fridays. Contact: 081 801 5513 JOB WANTED: I am a lady looking for domestic. I have experience and I am ready to work Mondays to Fridays. Contact: 081 563 7107 JOB WANTED: I am a 24 year old lady looking for work related to nursing, teaching, office cleaning. Any work will be appreciated. In Walvis Bay or Swakopmund. Contact: 081 261 3494 RUBEN: I am a 20 year old boy looking for work, I am a grade 10 failure, and I would not like to end up in the streets. Any work will be appreciated. Contact: 081 309 9869 081 217 9737 JOB WANTED: I am a 26 year old lady looking for domestic work, hospitality work or office cleaning. I have experience in hospitality industry. In Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 491 0836
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National Bowls League reaches final stretch The Namibian National Bowls League is now reaching its final stretch as the final two rounds will be played at the various Windhoek clubs over the this coming weekend. With the last event scheduled for this coming weekend, players of the various divisions went at it in some fiercely contested matches to gain as many points as possible with the championship title in their respective categories awaiting them. The men's premier division seems to boil down to a two-horse race between the Rossmund Bowling Club and Eros Bowling Club (EBC) and the men's division 1 it will be between log leaders TransNamib Bowling Club and Rossmund Bowling Club.
NPBC and Omeya BC ladies
NOTICES (Regulations 14,26 & 33) Notice is given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the regional Liquor Licensing Committee, Region Erongo. 1.Name and postal address of applicant: Ewald Sebastian Kleber P. O. Box 8761 Swakopmund. 2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Pug and Prop Pub and Grill CC. 3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: C/o Hendrick Witbooi and D e n i e l T j o n g a re ro Street, hous Telne, Swakopmund. 4. Nature and details of application: Application for special Liquor License for Bar and Restaurant. 5. Clerk of the court with whom the application will be lodged: Clerk of the Magistrate's Court, dis-trict Swakopmund 6. Date on which the application will be lodged: 15 June 2019 7. Date of meeting of committee at which application will be heard 14 August 2019 Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 of the Act in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Secretary of the Com-mittee to reach the Secre-tary not less than 21 days before the date of the meeting of the Committee at which the application will be heard.
MINISTRY OF TRADE & INDUSTRY LIQUOR ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A COMMITTEE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998
Ronan Olivier from NPBC
(Regulations 14, 26 & 33)
Notice is given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the Regional Liquor Licencing Committee, Region Erongo. 1. Name and postal address of applicant: Game Walvis Bay, P O Box 9008, Eros, Windhoek. 2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Game Discount World (Namibia) (Pty) Ltd. 3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: Dunes Mall corner of M36 & 18th Road, Walvis Bay . 4. Nature and details of application: Application for a Grocery Liquor Licence. 5. Clerk of the court with whom application will be l o d g e d : Wa l v i s B a y Magistrate’s Office. 6. Date on which application will be lodged: 3 July 2019. 7. Date of meeting of Committee at which application will be heard: 14 August 2019. Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 of the Act in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Secretary of the Committee to reach the Secreary not less than 21 days before the date of the meeting of the Committee at which the application will be heard.
Ladies lost 14:19 Trips 1 won 33:12 Trips 2 lost 17:20 NPBC vs Omeya Bowling Club Men won 25:20 Ladies lost 11: 17 Trips 1 won 24: 18 Trips 2 lost 8: 20 The Rossmund results; Rossmund vs Eros Bowling Club Men won 22-18 Ladies won 25-17 Trips 1 won 19-13 Trips 2 WON 20-14 Rossmund vs Omeya Bowling Club Men lost 13-16 Ladies won 25-5Trips 1 lost 16-22 Trips 2 lost 18-23
DEATH NOTICES
NPBC men's 4 team from the left are Dave Gibbons, Steven Peak, Ronan Olivier and Poena Olivier.
MINISTRY OF TRADE & INDUSTRY ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A COMMITTEE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998
In the battle for top honour in women's premier division will be between Rossmund Bowling Club and Eros Bowling Club (EBC) as the two clubs are both top of the log. Namibian National Bowls League games were recently played at the coast as NPBC and RBC took on Omeya Bowling club and Eros Bowling Club at their respective clubs in Wa l v i s B a y a n d Swakopmund. The Namib Park results: NPBC vs Eros Bowling Club Men lost 4:23
NPBC mixed/trips players from the left are Monika Gibbons George Wolfaardt and Debby Gibbons
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National Indoor Hockey rewards top teams The Namibia Hockey Union (NHU) hosted its 2019 Bank Windhoek National Indoor Hockey Lea-gue Awards Ceremony on Saturday, 8 June at the Windhoek Show Grounds. Medals and trophies were awarded to the winning teams in the Premier, Reserve Premier, First and Second Leagues in both the men and women divisions. Saints were announced as the top winners of the Bank Windhoek National Indoor Hockey League as they won the Men's and Women's Premier League and the Reserve Men's Premier League titles. Angels Ladies won the women's Reserve Premier League. The Bank Windhoek Men's First League title went to Sparta from the Erongo Region, while Angels walked away as winners of the Women's division. Windhoek Old Boys
Sports Club secured the championship title in both the Men's and Women's Second Leagues. “Congratulations to the winning and participating teams for putting up unbelievable performances during the leagues fixtures. Thank you to Bank Windhoek for making this possible,� said NHU's President, Marc Nel. With the Bank Windhoek National Indoor Hockey League officially concluded, teams and players are already focused in preparing for the much anticipated, faced paced and competitive Bank Windhoek National Outdoor Bank Windhoek's Esmond Fraser (left), congratulates Saints for winning Hockey League, scheduled to kick off in early the Men's Reserve Premier League. July 2019.
Bank Windhoek's Esmond Fraser (left), pictured with winners of Women's First League, Saints
Bank Windhoek's Esmond Fraser (left), applauds Saints women team for winning the Bank Windhoek National Indoor Hockey League Women's Premier League. Bank Windhoek's Esmond Fraser (left), congratulates Saints for winning the Men's Reserve Premier League.
Saints men team celebrate for winning the Bank Windhoek National Indoor Hockey League Men's Premier League title, while Bank Windhoek's Esmond Fraser (left), congratulates them.
The Bank Windhoek Men's First League title went to Sparta from the Erongo Region. The team is pictured with Bank Windhoek's Esmond Fraser (left).
Bank Windhoek's Esmond Fraser (left), pictured with Angels Ladies, winners of the women's Reserve Premier League.
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Emily Braune most achieved rider of the Otjiwarongo Show Walvis Bay horse rider and student of the International School of Walvis Bay (ISWB), Emily Braune was awarded the annual floating trophy for 2019 for the most successful overall rider of the Otjiwarongo Show. This trophy was sponsored by the town of Otjiwarongo and dates back since 1964. Emily competed with two horses, a stallion named “Baron” and a gelding named “Moritz” in two National Dressage, Eventing and Show Jumping Tournaments in Swakopmund and Otjiwarongo respectively. She not only competed against other talented children, but all show Jumping classes including Junior and Adult riders from all over Namibia. The results of the Swakopmund Tournament held on 7 – 9 June: Dressage placings, securing a place in the overall Derby, ending second. Show Jumping Welcome Stakes: First with Moritz and Second with Baron. Show jumping precision and Speed: First with Baron and Second with Moritz. Eventing: First with Baron and Second with Moritz. The results of the Annual Otjiwarongo Show: Novice Dressage: First with Baron Show jumping Welcome Stakes: First with Baron and Second with Moritz Show jumping Accumulator: First with Baron Show Jumping Precision and speed: First with Moritz and third with Baron.
Cricket World Cup for players over the age of 50
Warriors for AFCON Rudi Bowe
Brave Warriors coach Ricardo Mannetti has named the best possible team to represent Namibia at the 32nd Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Finals in Egypt. Namibia returned to this prestigious competition for the first time in over a decade, beating COSAFA rivals Zambia and Mozambique to progress through their qualification group. The Brave Warriors, who boast a strong PSL contingent including Bidvest Wits winger Deon Hotto and Highlands Park striker Peter Shalulile, will be up against Bafana, Ivory Coast and Morocco.
Brave Warrior coach Ricardo Mannetti
With many expecting “the Warriors” to take a severe beating in Group D, Mannetti welcomes the tag of “underdog” and is confident they can cause a massive upset. “We are used to being the underdogs. It is a perfect draw for us. We are used to being in this situation where we are the underdogs,” Mannetti told CAF Online. And the underdog more than often surprises. “If you look at the rest of the group, it is a perfect scenario for us”. “To qualify was very emotional for us. One moment you are in, the next you are out… But ultimately it was such a joy for us to qualify”, said an upbeat Mannetti. Explaining the selection of the team, Mannetti explained tactics, conditioning, performance and attitude were key drivers. “These were the pillars of our decision. Also, the inclusion of Ryan Nyambe at the back was key. His versatility is key for the changes at the back”. The team will represent Namibia to the best of its ability. Meanwhile, Government, through the Ministry of Sport, Youth and National Service has allocated N$19 million to the Namibia Football Association (NFA), to cater for Namibia's participation in AFCON. The assigned amount to the National team was confirmed by the Chief Administrator of the Namibia Sport Commission (NSC), Freddy Mwiya.
Namibia has agreed to participate in the Over-50 Cricket World Cup that will be hosted in Cape Town from 9-25 March 2020. The twelve participating countries are: Australia, New Zealand, England, Wales, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Canada, South Africa, India, West Indies, Namibia and Zimbabwe. To qualify to play in the Over-50 Cricket World Cup you have to be over fifty years of age. A Management Committee was appointed to coordinate team selection and tournament participation. Should you qualify (you need to be fifty years and older on the cut-off date when the World Cup begins on 9 March next year. For more information: Francois Erasmus at fg@ferasmuslaw. com.na or Daneel van der Walt daneel@pointbreak.com.na
Above Left: the logo of the over 50’s Cricket World Cup 2018 held in Australia. Right: the logo for the 2020 World Cup in Cape Town. The Brave Warriors are in Group D along with Morocco, South Africa and Ivory Coast. The first group game is against Morocco on June 23 and South Africa on June 28 on the Al Salam stadium. On 1 July the team plays Ivory Coast on the Cairo International Stadium. Warriors for AFCON Finals: Ratanda Mbazuvara, Loydt Kazapua, Max Mbaeva, Ryan Nyambe, Larry Horaeb, Denzil Haoseb, Ivan Kamberipa, Charles Hambira, Riaan Hanamub, Ananias Gebhardt, Absalom Iimbondi, Willy Stephanus, Petrus Shitembi, Ronald Ketjijere, Dynamo Fredericks, Marcel Papama, Manfred Starke, Deon Hotto, Itamunua Keimuine, Benson Shilongo, Peter Shalulile, Joslyn Kamatuka and Isaskar Gurirab.
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Rossmund Golfer National Champion Rudi Bowe
Senior Rossmund Golfers participated at the National Golf Championships held at the Windhoek Golf and Country Club (WGCC) on 23 and 24 May. Rossmund Golfer Tienie van Rensburg was crowned as the 2019 Senior National Golf champion. His 36 points on day one and 37 points on day two gave him a 73-point total - eventually winning a count out over George Vink from WGCC with rounds of 43 points and 30 points. Just goes to show consistency is the name of the game. Jan van Wyk, John Horne and George Gariseb shared third place on 72 points.
Kudus overpowered Kudus captain Dario Benson
Rudi Bowe
UNAM gained maximum points as they overpowered Kudus 47-20 on Satur-day in NRU Premier League matches at the UNAM Stadium in Windhoek. UNAM domina- In the second half ted the game from UNAM stepped up the start and ran the beat to run out out comfortable easy victors. Kudus winners by scor- scored three tries ing seven tries. t h r o u g h c e n t r e Kudus were still Chessborough Lawwell in the game rence, hooker Dario at halftime with Benson and replacethe score 19-10 in ment forward Cof a v o u r o f t h e dey Naholo, while home team. fly half Ulriato
Lawrence added a conversion and a penalty by fullback Aurelio Plato. UNAM's point came from lock Rheinhardt Carelse with two tries and Chad Plato, Paolo Andrew, Shareave Titus, Berry Gande and Lorenzo Louis one try each. Lorenzo Louis added six conversions for a personal tally of 17 points. Kudu's second team were trashed by UNAM's second team 67-16 in the NRU Reserve League matches last Saturday. Kudus first and second teams will play their next games this coming Saturday 22 June at Kudu Park in Narraville against the first and second teams of Wanderers from Windhoek.
Tienie Du Plessis (Nationl Seniors Captain), Tienie van Rensburg (2019 Champion) and Gert Goosen (National Seniors Secretary)
Spur T20 league
Rudi Bowe
The Annual Hickory Creek SpurT20 Coastal Social Cricket League came to life the past weekend at the Sparta Oval in Walvis Bay. The teams that registered for the social league are Fuel Pump Repair Warriors (FPRW), Spur, Play Time Development Team (PTDR), Walvis Bay Strikers (WBS), Namibian Radio Services Agency (NRSA) and PPS Knights (PPSK) from the harbour town and Khomasdal Titans (KT) from Windhoek will battle it out on from Saturdays 15 June to Sunday 11 August. Six of the seven social teams participating in the league were in actions over the weekend in three games at the Sparta oval. The first and only game on Saturday, NRSA beat FPRW with 59 runs. FPRW won the toss and send NRSA in to bat first. NRSA made 165 runs in the 20 over in the first innings. In the second inning FPRW were all out in just 16.4 overs with only 106 runs on the score board. On Sunday morning Walvis Bay Strikers took on PPSK. WBS won the toss and decided to bat first and after 20 over they scored 162 runs for 5 wickets in
the first inning. PPS Knight were all out for 152 runs after 19.4 overs that saw WBS won the game with 10 runs. The final game of the weekend saw Spur beat PTDT with 8 wickets. PTDT won the toss and decide to bat first. They were all out for 112 runs and Spurs reply was 116 runs for 2 wickets in just 7.5 overs. This coming weekend will saw PPSK and Spurs take on KT at 10:00 and 14:00 respectively on Saturday on the Sparta Oval and on Sunday NRSA and FPRW will play against KT also on the Sparta Oval at 08:00 and 12:00 respectively. Entrance for all the games is free and the community are invited to come and support the teams. On Friday 28 June the Namibian National Cricket team will play a T20 cricket game against the Multiply Titans from South Africa at 13:30 on the Sparta cricket oval in Walvis Bay. The community are invited to come and support the Namibian team. Entrance will be free for all.
The man of the match Walvis Bay Stri- The man of the match NRSA vs FPRW The man of the match Spur vs Play kers vs PPS Knights is Morne van is Lauritz Haccou from NRSA for his 54 Time Development is Jaco Marais Bosch from Walvis Bay Sticker for his runs from 30 balls from Spur as he took 5 wickets 50 runs from 46 balls