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SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6787 TUESDAY 18 SEPTEMBER 2018 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

We share ∙Joint investment and joint empowerment the new normal for Namibian fishing industry. ∙Days of quota selling are over. ∙No more place for lone rangers Floris Steenkamp & Rudi Bowe

Tunacor Group celebrated a triple achievement on Friday. The launch of its Seafresh squid processing plant (see report elsewhere in today's edition); the inauguration of its new jetty and reaching the mark where it officially employs more than 2 000 people.

Fisheries Minister Bernhard Esau officiated at the celebrations of these milestones on Friday where he said the new jetty will ease fishing operations for Tunacor in that loading and offloading of vessels will be faster and thereby shorter turn-around times for vessels to return to the fishing grounds.

The 70 meters long and 16 meters wide jetty was constructed at a cost of N$35 million and has ice- and fuel supply pipes integrated in the jetty's structure. The development of the jetty raises Tunacor Group's profile to stay among the top Namibian fish processors.

With regard to the 2 000 employees mark, the Minister congratulated Tunacor Group for

this achievement and said that is in line with his mission as fisheries minister to ensure the highest number of employment opportunities created for every ton of fish caught, landed, processed and distributed.

“Maximisation of jobs is not a loss-making venture as some critics argue. We must be smart and invest in value addition so that, as we employ more people to add value, we are also fetching higher prices for our final products.

This is a win-win scenario which Government is determined to promote”, said Esau in his keynote address.

The Minister, in applauding Tunacor and Continueson page 2

Another tourist attack

inside Namibians eat 23k tons of fish per annum

Eileen van der Schyff

A German couple was attacked during botched robbery on the C14 leading to Sossusvlei on Sunday afternoon, making it the fourth attack on tourists in the coastal region in so many weeks. All signs are there that armed robbers are now targeting vehicles, especially tourist vehicles, on remote roads and could seriously harm Namibia's reputation as a safe haven for tourists.

Mr Evetus Maximilan Meyer was traveling with his wife from Walvis Bay to Sossusvlei/Sesriem in a rented Toyota Hilux, when a black sedan overtook them and forced them to stop. One of the men had an empty 5l container, which gave the couple the impression they were in need of petrol.

Then, two other men jumped out of the black sedan, one armed with an axe and the other with what resembled a baseball bat.

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Two die in weekend of accidents

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Coast Walked for Cancer

Walvis Bay now home to calamari factory Floris Steenkamp & Rudi Bowe

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Walvis Bay boasts a new jewel in its fishing industry crown. an N$25 million squid processing facility that is geared to process 10 metric tons of product per day and at full capacity would provide 204 new fishing industry jobs.

The processing plant is a joint initiative by Tunacor right holders (Tunacor, Diaz-, Huab-, Ombaye-, EmpireMorcar-, Compass-, Atab-, Ozohi-,

Tumina-, Voorbokand Belinda Fishing and Corvima right holders (Namibian Fishermen Association, Agatha Bay-, Khoi Fishing and African America Tra-

ding).

Fisheries Minister Bernhard Esau officially opened the Seafresh squid processing plant on Friday and explained squid will be imported from

countries bordering the West Atlantic Ocean.

Locally the squid would be worked into tubes and rings (calamari tubes and calamari rings), both for the local- and export markets.

In his address Minister Esau welcomed Continues on page 2

Eleven Records at Gala Course

Hygiene first. Minister Esau dressed up for hygiene with a box of processed Seafresh calamari

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Corvima right holders for investing and building their fishing operation and ensure value adding capacity grows, again reminded right holders the days of selling quotas only for profit and at no risk or exposure are gone.

“Let me repeat what I said earlier. To our right holders, and especially those who are now seven years in the sector: there is no place for quota selling in our fishing industry. There is no future for lone rangers who, despite not having enough resources and capacity to invest alone, still complain against working together in Joint Ventures”, the Minister is quoted.

To large fishing operators, the Minister also had a message. He urged these large stakeholders to open up and work in partnerships with new stakeholders, particularly previously disadvantaged Namibians.

“People shall share. Quota allocation must be done in a way that encourages joint investment and empowerment. This is the new normal in our fishing industry”, the Minister proclaimed.

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Walvis Bay now home to Calamari factory Continued from page 1 the fact that the factory involves itself in the global sourcing of unprocessed marine products and adding value to it locally. In the process it creates jobs, it attracts new and efficient processing technology to Namibian shores and it assists in foreign export earnings when these value-added products are exported.

“There is an ages old adage which says that those how have, more will be added to them. We have enough fish resources in Namibia which can act as a magnet for factories and other infrastructure development here in Namibia. Hence, to attract fish from international waters, and other countries, in order to add value locally, create jobs locally and retain value locally”.

The Minister further said global sourcing of unprocessed marine products and adding value locally will also alleviate pressure on fish stocks in Namibia's Exclusive Economic Zone.

Fire ravages luxury Koedoeberg G/farm Floris Steenkamp

The luxury Koedoeberg guest farm at Omaruru near the scenic Erongo mountains, owned and operated by the well-known Walvis Bay business couple Servaas and Melanie van Wyk was partly destroyed in a fire late on Wednesday afternoon.

The fire completely fire, as they were busy the farm in the 1950’s, destroyed the main producing a documen- 1960’s and part of the building which hou- tary in the area for the 1970’s before the farm sed the lapa, kitchen, national broadcaster. went into the hands of offices, reception, bar They assisted staff to successive owners. and nine rooms. A total rescue some furniture Mr Servaas van Wyk of 21 rooms which are and belongings of the then purchased the not connected to the lodge, but the fire soon farm back and they main building were raged out of control developed the Koeand completely des- doeberg lodge. spared in the inferno.

The van Wyk’s are now troyed the main buildBelow: the main racing against time to ing. The complex had building of make interim arrange- thatched roofs.

Koedoeberg guest ments to receive and What is particularly farm was totally sad is the fact that the accommodate guests. destroyed by the A film crew and mem- main building confire. It will be bers of the Namibian sisted of the original demolished and Broadcasting Corpo- farm house, when Mr new structures ration stayed at the van Wyk’s father, Mr constructed. lodge at the time of the Josef van Wyk owned

Tourists attacked on C34 Continued from page 1 The thug with the bat tried to smash the window on the driver's side of the Hilux, but the window did not break.

The thug with the axe then punctured one of the rear tyres. The horrified couple sped off with their vehicle despite the flat tyre. They drew the attention and flagged down an oncoming vehicle, also tourists.

The black sedan in the meantime followed the Meyers' vehicle but when they saw the couple were now with the other tourists passed at high speed and disappeared. Meyer returned to Walvis Bay with the other tourists and reported the matter to the Police.

Police Spokesperson, Detective Gurirab, in the meantime issued a warning that all people traveling on the C14 between Walvis Bay, Sossusvlei/Sesriem and to Windhoek not to stop in any circumstances. It is also advisable to travel in small convoys of more than one vehicle. Hotel- and guesthouse operators and car rental businesses are urged to inform tourists in advance of the situation. ·A similar incident occurred near Uis recently where robbers in a vehicle attacked foreigners traveling on a remote road. Two tourists were also recently stabbed in separate robberies at Swakopmund.

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Namibians eat 23k tons of fish per annum Floris Steenkamp & Rudi Bowe

Namibians eat an average of 23 000 metric tons of fish per annum, representing an average consumption of 10kg of fish per person per year.

These statistics were Namibians to eat more s h o p s p r o v i d i n g released on Friday by fish. The policy wants employment to a total the Minister of Fishe- Namibians to become a of 143 jobs. ries and Marine Re- fish consu-ming nation The number of fish sources, Bernhard in line with its status as shops continues to Esau at the business a major fishing nation. expand. breakfast and launch “Fish consumption is In his address, the CEO of the 2018 Namibia driven by a deliberate of the NFCPT, Victor Annual National Fish Government policy Pea, renewed his comConsumption Day. directed by Cabinet, mitment to use the The National Fish which seeks to make National Fish ConConsumption Day is Namibia a fish-eating sumption Days beyond an initiative of the nation, in tandem with just being a celebration Namibia Fish Con- our status as a major of fish culinary delight, sumption Promotion fishing country”, the but to use these days to e l i m i n a t e h u n g e r, Trust (NFCPT) and Minister quoted. will take place at Adding fish is not only poverty and unemployOpuwo later this a valuable foreign cur- ment. In this regard, he rency earner through explained the Trust, year.

“Currently, we have a exports but if consu- seeks to empower learnational consump- med regularly it can ners in rural schools to tion of about 10kg reduce the prevalence the same level as per person per year, of cardio vascular learners in urban areas.

Each year the launch of or about 23 000 health disease. metric tons, compri- The Minister also took the next Fish Consing of fish supplied on critics of Govern- sumption Day takes on by the NFCPT (7000 ment's policy of awar- the form of a business metric tons); canned ding non-commercial breakfast for stakefish (imported and quotas to the Trust to holders to network and local); fresh fish promote fish consump- also a fundraiser. The harvested by riparian tion among Namibians. funds raised during the and coastal artisanal The Minister chal- 2017 launch of the fisheries at Henties lenged the critics to Annual National Fish Bay. Also, fish har- come up with a better C o n s u m p t i o n D a y vested along our solution to reach the were used to buy desk and chairs which will rivers such as Zam- goal. besi and Kavango In the case of the be donated equally and fresh fish traded NFCPT, these quotas among 14 schools in in restaurants and ho- not only led to an Kavango West Region. tels”, said the Mini- increase in fish con- The donation coms u m p t i o n a m o n g prises 684 learner's ster.

Namibia has a Go- Namibians, but the chairs and 765 desks. vernment policy in Trust also created a place that seeks for network of 16 fish

The Minister (pictured) and officials of the Trust with soccer balls, desks and chairs that makes part of the donation to schools in Kavango West by the NFCPT

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Accidents claim two

Court

Eileen van der Schyff

Swakopmund Court Report Regional Court Michael Kauhona (36), Malakia Iputeni (37), appeared on charges of robbery, housebreaking with intent to commit the offence of robbery and possession of a firearm without a licence. The matter was postponed to 19 October for continuation of trial. The accused remains in custody.

Paul Kahuika (50), Vernon Van Rensburg (32), appeared on two counts of fraud charges.

The matter was postponed to 8 February 2019 for legal representation. Paul Kahuika have been warned and Vernon Van Rensburg is on bail of N$8 000.

Mateus Nuyoma (57), Joseph Shikongo (27), Leonard Themus (28), appeared on charges of robbery with aggravating circumstances and theft of a motor vehicle. The matter was postponed to 2 November for continuation of trial.

The accused have been warned.

Mathias Nujoma (25), Stefanus Ngenokesho (23), Gerson Simon (28), Jeremia Simon (20), Toivo Nghilikulwa (33), appeared on charges of murder and malicious damage to property. The matter was postponed to 19 October for legal aid. Mathias Nujoma, Stephanus Ngenokesho and Toivo Nghilikulwa remains in custody while Gerson Simon and Jeremia Simon are on bail of N$7 000 each.

Lincoln Isaacks (20), Marchal Goagoseb (21), appeared on a charge of theft of motor vehicle accident. The matter was postponed to 9 April for plea and trial. The accused have been warned.

Salatier Nikanor (30), appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 16 November for legal aid. The accused is on ail of N$5 000.

Benneth Keibeb (42), and Andreas Maischatz (52), appeared on a charge of a motor vehicle. The matter was postponed to 28 September for fixing of trial date. The accused have been warned.

Natasha Hipose (29), appeared on a charge of culpable homicide read with combating of domestic violence Act 4 of 2003. The matter was postponed to 18 Marsh for plea and trial.

The accused is on bail of N$3 000.

Juhias Kandenge (28), and Joseph Haikali (35), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to rob and robbery. The matter was postponed to 19 September for continuation of trial. Junias Kandenge remains in custody and Joseph Haikali is on bail of N$5 000.

Liberty Chiratza (23), appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 4 October for plea and trial. The accused remains in custody.

Petrus Shimbetha (23), appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 28 February 2019 for plea and trial. The accused is on bail of N$3 000.

Johannes Uusiku (30), Sam Muthoko (30), appeared on charges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft and theft of a motor vehicle. The matter was postponed to 25 February 2019 for plea and trial. Johannes Uusiku is on bail of N$5 000 and Sam Muthoko is at large, a warrant for his arrest was issued.

Magistrate Court John Tjitindua (38), appeared on three counts of rape charges. The matter was postponed to 24 September for other reasons. The accused remains in custody.

Absalom Mhanda (26), appeared on charges of reckless or negligent driving and failing to ascertain injuries sustained. The matter was postponed to 22 October for plea. The accused is on bail of N$3 000.

Mbinovandu Tjipetekera (29), appeared on a charge of breaching of a protection order. The matter was postponed to 9 January 2019 for

plea and trial. The accused is on bail of N$3 000.

Willem Shihepo (31), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 29 October for further investigation. The accused remains in custody.

Jerron Bamm (20), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 24 October for fixing of trial date. The accused is on bail of N$2 000.

Ruben Kandowa (23), appeared on charges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft and defeating or obstructing the cause of justice. The matter was postponed to 24 October for fixing of trial date. The accused is on bail of N$3 000.

Gregory Kavita (23), 15-year-old boy, appeared on a charge of possession of a fire-arm without a licence. The matter was postponed to 26 September for plea. Gregory Kavita is on bail of N$2 000 and the 15-year-old boy have been released in care of guardian.

Catherine Kooper (24), appeared on a charge of combating an immoral act with a girl under sixteen. The matter was postponed to 6 February for prosecutor general's decision. The accused is on bail of N$4 000.

Kaukamuno Tjiriange (25), appeared on a charge of assault by threat. The matter was postponed to 17 October for mental observation. The accused remains in custody.

Patricia Mabuza (24), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 24 October for fixing of trial date. The accused is on bail of N$500.

A 16-year-old boy, appeared on a charge of indecent assault. The matter was postponed to 29 October for further investigation. The accused was released in are of guardian.

Festus Nghidengha (29), appeared on a charge of using a vehicle without owner's consent. The accused was found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of N$2 000 and a twelve month imprisonment term.

Collin Auxub (39), appeared on charges of fraud and theft by false pretences. The matter was postponed to 5 October for further investigation. The accused have been warned.

Johny Nuseb (19), appeared on charges of rape and combating an immoral act with a girl under sixteen. The matter was postponed to 28 November for legal aid. The accused remains in custody.

Enginie Gawes (39), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 23 October for plea and trial. The accused is on bail of N$700.

Dunnios Daniel Cloete (42), appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 17 October for legal representation. The accused remains in custody.

Monika Varrie (54) appeared on a charge of dealing in cocaine and possession of cocaine. The matter was postponed to 4 October for continuation of trial. The accused is on bail of NN$2 000.

Abraham Amalwa (27), Sem Kamati (23), appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 3 April for plea and trial. The accused are on bail of N$5 000 each.

Daniel Stephanus (24), Simon Jerobeam (24), Fabian Lazarus (24), appeared on charges of murder and housebreaking with intent to rob and robbery. The matter was postponed to 17 October for bail application. The accused remains in custody.

Sanvula Sambi (29), appeared on a charge of attempted murder. The matter was postponed to 4 February for plea and trial. The accused is on bail of N$2 000.

Titus Kauluma (18), appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 5 October for transfer of case to another court room. The accused is on bail of N$2 000.

Victoria Van Der Bank (34), appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 4 December for plea and trial. The accused is on bail of N$5 000.

A thirty-year-old man from Walvis Bay succumbed to his injuries in the Cottage Private Hospital in Swakopmund, after a motorcycle accident on Sunday morning on the C28 near the B2 turnoff.

It is alleged that Mr Christian Barend Stephanus Harmse (30), lost control of his green Kawazaki, about 1 km from Swakopmund, as he was traveling towards Walvis Bay on the C28. The bike left the road and Harmse lost control of it and fell. He was injured and died at hospital.

In another fatal accident, a cyclist was hit when the driver of a white Toyota Hilux, Abed Hermanus Bekker (51), slammed on his brakes in an attempt to avoid hitting the cyclist, when the cyclist suddenly made a left turn, right in front of the oncoming Hilux on Friday on the corner of Hidipo Hamutenya Drive and Green Valley Street in Walvis Bay. The cyclist, identified as Moses Nghipande Paulus (61), later succumbed to his injuries in the Walvis Bay state hospital. An investigation continues and criminal charges against Bekker is not ruled out.

Senior citizens overpowered Sharlien Tjambari in their home An elderly couple was overpowered in their home in Swakopmund’s Kramersdorf on Saturday, at around 01:15.

Thugs broke into the houe of Mr Timm Wagner (79) and his wife (68).

It's alleged that the Wagner couple was woken up by two unknown men wearing balaclavas that night. The two men allegedly grabbed Mr. Wagner and his wife, pushed them into a bedroom and demanded money and fire-arms.

Wagner handed over N$500 and the suspects removed an additional N$800 from his trouser pocket. The suspects then ransacked the entire house and took 2 Samsung Galaxy cell phones, 2 gold watches and 2 necklaces. According to Detective Inspector Daniel Gurirab of Nampol, the suspects tied the victim's hands with shoe laces before they fled the scene.

Mr Wagner managed to untie himself and then his wife and then reported the incident to the police. We are relieved that no harm was caused to the victims�, said Gurirab. The Police investigations in this incident continue.

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Cancer association raises awareness The Cancer Association of Namibia held a national cancer walk Saturday to raise awareness and funds. This was the third fundraiser for children fighting cancer in Namibia for this year.

September is Children's Awareness Month.

The walk which began at Super Spar Swakopmund saw many new participants, including many young individuals walk past the Strand Hotel through to the Tug restaurant, with the finish line at the National Marine Aquarium.

The event organiser Celeste De Klerk said: “we were lucky to have two sponsors this time around”. The Tug restaurant and Strand Hotel sponsored the walk and provided water points along the way.

“We are very grateful to them”, reiterated De Klerk, who also mentioned that this year's event brought together new faces and first-time participants.

A total of N$10900 was raised at the event and will be used to support the association's interim homes that look after cancer patients.

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Microsoft co-founder Paul Allan’s super yacht Octopus to Walvis Bay

Microsoft co-founder Paul Allan’s super yacht, Octopus, returns to Walvis Bay on 27 September. Allan was ranked as recently as last month the world’s 46th richest person and apart from Octopus also owns several other super yachts. Allan is said to have a deep affection for Africa’s wildlife and nature and every year spends time at destinations across Southern Africa. Octopus recently arrived in Cape Town where Allan is believed would be staying on his yacht prior to his departure on safari and at Walvis Bay upon his return from safari. ·Allan co-founded Microsoft along with Bill Gates.

Tuesday 18 September Low Tide: 04:19 High Tide: 10:59 Low Tide: 17:13 High Tide: 23:33

Thursday 20 September High Tide: 00:43 Low Tide: 06:44 High Tide: 13:13 Low Tide: 19:13

Wednesday 19 September Low Tide: 05:49 High Tide: 12:24 Low Tide: 18:27

Friday 21 September High Tide: 01:27 Low Tide: 07:23 High Tide: 13:49 Low Tide: 19:47

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MEDIA RELEASE

Kaspersky Lab boosts cyber security awareness across Namibian schools Windhoek, 17 September: Kaspersky Lab, a global cyber security company, in partnership with Active Education, is bringing cyber security education in Namibian schools through a series of interactive activations.

Aimed at driving top of mind awareness around online safety, the Safe Kids Roadshow1, starting on 10 September in Windhoek, will move through Walvis Bay and conclude on 21 September in Swakopmund - covering 20 schools and a total of over 13 700 children and parents. Among the main threats to be addressed are cyber bullying, inordinate disclosure of personal information and general rules of online behaviour.

1 The Safe Kids Roadshow is an educational initiative done by Kaspersky Lab together with a third party education provider. During the project, Kaspersky Lab educated about 16,000 kids across the META region in South Africa, UAE and Bahrain.

2 Kaspersky Lab and B2B International Security Risks Survey 2017 While the internet provides many benefits to children, it can also be a dangerous place for them and as such, it is essential that children are educated about online security and parents know and understand their children's online activities in order to protect them. Alarming 32% of parents, surveyed globally, admitted that they do not have any control of what their children see or do online, and about 25% do not take any measures to protect their children from online threats2.

“Protecting children is something that Kaspersky Lab takes very seriously on a global scale, which is why we recommend using not only the usage parental control products, but also having a trusting relationship with your child. No matter what kids are doing online, it is important for parents not to leave their children's digital activities unattended and to educate them about online security. The more information you have as a parent, the more you are able to protect them,” adds Riaan Badenhorst, General Manager for Kaspersky Lab Africa.

Kaspersky Lab's latest report, based on statistics from the company's Parental Control modules, has revealed that children in Namibia are more likely to watch video content and listen to music, then spend time on social media. Audio and video content accounted for 50% of all online activities of Namibian children, with YouTube and DVDVideoSoft being popular among the younger generation, while younger kids prefer Nickelodeon Africa. This was followed by 31% interested in Internet communication media – in the majority of cases, this is referred to as social media/ networks – with popular ones being Facebook, Google Hangouts, Skype and WhatsApp. Children in Namibia also visited news sites more frequently, including the BBC and the Daily Mail – accounting for 8% of activities. Electronic commerce is among the top categories as well: 5% of children showed their interest in exploring Amazon for clothes and mobile devices.

At the same time, according to our survey, 12% of respondents globally admitted that their children became addicted to the internet, and the same amount complained that their children saw explicit content online.

Malware is another big problem – digital devices can easily be infected while children play or search online - this happened to 10% of the users surveyed.

“As a school, we fully support the need to educate and create awareness about online safety, especially as our learners are exposed to more than ever before and while this opens up immense learning opportunities, we need to be cognisant of their safety,” said Kathi Damon, Principal Primary School at the Waldorf School Windhoek. “With this in mind, we fully support the activation that Kaspersky Lab has initiated for our learners and look forward to the positive impact it will have.”

Kids in different countries have different interests and online behaviours, but what links them all is their need to be protected online from potentially harmful content. To help children avoid such threats, Kaspersky Lab experts advise parents to talk with their children to educate them about correct behaviour and security on the Internet, to ensure they know not to publish too much personal information that attackers can use, that it is not necessary to join groups with potentially dangerous content or to 'friend' someone they don't personally know or follow links from unknown recipients.

The Kaspersky Total Security and Kaspersky Internet Security consumer solutions include a Parental Control module to help adults protect their children against online threats and block sites or apps containing inappropriate content. In turn, the Kaspersky Safe Kids solution allows parents to monitor what their children do, see, or search for, online across all devices, including mobile devices, and offers useful advice on how to help children behave safely online.

More educational tips for parents can be found at https://kids.kaspersky.com/, and more educational tips for kids can be found here https://kids. kaspersky.com/kids/.

About Kaspersky Lab Kaspersky Lab is a global cyber security company, which has been operating in the market for over 20

years. Kaspersky Lab's deep threat intelligence and security expertise is constantly transforming into next generation security solutions and services to protect businesses, critical infrastructure, governments and consumers around the globe. The company's comprehensive security, portfolio includes leading endpoint protection and a number of specialized security solutions and services to fight sophisticated and evolving digital threats. Over 400 million users are protected by Kaspersky Lab technologies and we help 270,000 corporate clients protect what matters most to them. Learn more at www.kaspersky.co.za

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Intercession Power House Ministries donates to fire victims Eileen van der Schyff

Foreign tourists fall victim to ambush Namibia seriously risks losing its image and popularity as an international tourist destination. A new trend seems to be sticking out its head, where thugs choose to target tourists in more isolated areas.

It is alleged that early on Monday morning, 10 September, a silver sedan with three men overtook and stopped the two Polish women, who were traveling on the gravel road from Uis on their way to Spitzkoppe, via Usakos. Marta Kuckarz (33) and Iga Jakubowska (32) were traveling in a rented vehicle, when they encountered a car who overtook them and stopped right in front of them. This only 60 km out of Uis where they were coming from. The Polish national managed to to divert and she sped off, but the thugs set chase and forced them to stop once again by stopping in front of them. The three men approached the rented vehicle, one armed with a panga. The armed thug started to smash the rented vehicle's windows while the other two took cameras, wallets, backpacks, clothes and N$7 000 cash from the vehicle. The robbers then threatened them and demanded more money and then drove off in the direction of Usakos.

The two ladies were too rattled to take the registration number of the robbers car and also could not describe what they looked like. The tourists were left unharmed. Members from Usakos Police Station were dispatched to the road area where the incident took place, but could not find this vehicle. Other Police Stations in the area, (Okombahe and Tubusis) were also notified to be on the lookout for this vehicle.

This incident follows only weeks after two tourists were stabbed in separate robberies in Swakopmund.

Dorie Beh Munyala The problem is, they come here as visitors, get more attracted and occupy our land permanently. Namibian people might be trying to END such things in a unique way because their government is always ignoring them.

Hans-Peter Steinbach What an intelligent man.

Johann Viljoen The Prez must go on record on TV and radio, on all stations, and tell these f&@$..s that they are harming the country. I feel criminals that target tourists should get a special kind of punishment. This is easy money for the whole country; why mess it up?

Frank Schettler We have already heard about it several times and decided not to come to Namibia next year with our little children.

That's too bad. This would be the third time for us.

Oliver Nederlof Government and Namibian Police needs to do a lot more to protect visitors from other countries. These criminals are setting a bad example for our country. Tourism is very important to Namibia and our leaders need to step up. Tourists should feel welcomed and enjoy their stay in Namibia.Walvis Bay Embroidery and again this morning at the lagoon.

Tubby Gouws Economic sabotage against Namibia blatant terrorism!!!

Pastor Nangolo, under the leadership of Pastor Emmanuel Mutipula from Intercession Power House Ministries donated food and clothes to the value of N$5000 to the victims of the Tutaleni community on Sunday, 16 September.

The handover was done by Pastor Nangolo of the Intercession Power House Ministries, the former Deputy Mayor of Walvis Bay, Mr Benson Uakumbwa and current Alderman of the Port City of Walvis Bay(Mayor Emmanual Wilfried) “ We must encourage other members of the community, that as a nation, we must take care of each other in times like these.“ Pastor Nangolo requested.

Jan Steenkamp Stupid bliksem.

Dries Reyneke Ja hulle sink hulle eie skip.

Margie Vilander Just getting worse by the day, bring on the NDF.

Please take Note that The Kuisebmond Primary Project School name has changed to Seaside Primary School as from 10 August 2018 From: Ministry of Education Mrs. E. Ndemula (Principal)

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International Coastal Clean-up Day

On Friday, 14 September, Sunshine Corner Montessori was joined by Swakopmund Montessori Academy and Karin Schulte, for International Coastal Clean-up Day. Children, teachers and parents picked up litter between Platz Am Meer and the circle on Strand Street, filling several bags with plastics, papers and unwanted rubbish and teaching our little ones a valuable lesson in caring for our environment.

Sunshine Corner Montessori would like to thank our parents and children; Swakopmund Municipality Health Department (for supplying gloves and rubbish bags); Riteway Service Station (for sponsoring bottles of drinking water); Nikki Gantz / Swakopmund Montessori Academy; Karin Schulte and Platz am Meer (for their volunteers) and Recycle Namibia and My Guide Namibia (for their support in sharing our event on the web). A fun day was

enjoyed by all!

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Over N$750 000 raised for SWAITEX 2018 Sharlien Tjambari

The Swakopmund Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) Swakopmund Branch held a gala dinner to honor its sponsors for the support they have provided over the years which enable them to once again host the annual SWAITEX 2018, this past Saturday at The Dome in Swakopmund.

Now in its sixth year of operations, the Swakopmund International Trade Exposition (SWAITEX) is constantly improving and adding value.

This year they have collected over N$750 000 from corporate sponsors including Erongo Red, Standard Bank, First National Bank and Namport. SWAITEX is scheduled to take place from 10-13 October under the theme: “Local Economic Growth through International Trade”.

The objectives of the expo is to provide opportunity for business and community stakeholders to display their products and services to the public while at the same time forging networks ad business link-

ages for economic growth. The Mayor of Swakopmund Pauline Nashilundo said: “We have high expectations that as SWAITEX grows it will attract investors and tourists and will be a real catalyst for increased trade and investment, resulting in employment creation in Swakopmund and putting Erongo region into the next gear to accelerate economic growth”.

Speaking at the dinner, the Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources Bernhardt Esau said: “Our economy has in recent years been under pressure, especially form global economic headwinds which have seen global commodity prices decrease, hence causing economic slowdown”.

VACANCIES & NOTICES ERONGO REGIONAL COUNCIL AMENDMENTS TO THE INVITATION FOR SEALED QUOTATIONS The Erongo Regional Council hereby inform Bidders that in Terms Section 47 of Public Procurement act 15 of 2015 and Regulation 35, the due date for the following invitation for sealed quotations have been adjusted from 18th of September 2018 to the 1st of October 2018 @ 10:00.

1.Reference number: W/RFQ/ERC-008/ 2018/2019 Description: The construction of four (4) classrooms block with four (4) storerooms at Swakopmund Primary School: Swakopmund.

2. Reference number: W/RFQ/ERC-009/ 2018/2019 Description: the construction of four (4) classrooms block with four (4) Storerooms at Vrede Rede Primary School: Swakopmund.

3. Reference number: W/RFQ/ERC-010/ 2018/2019 Description: The construction of four (4) classrooms block with four (4) Storerooms at Flamingo Secondary School: Walvis Bay. 4. Reference number: W/RFQ/ERC-011/ 2018/2019 Description: the construction of four (4) classrooms block with four (4) Storerooms at Kamwandi Primary School: Henties Bay. Bidders are also encouraged to take cognisance of the following changes: Section 41 Storage Cabinet size 900 x 1800mm high with four shelves (Teachers 'cupboard): quantity should be 4 (four).

Section 56 Electrical works, A separate list of specification to be obtained at cco@moe.org.na and the total to be quoted on the request for quotation form.

The bidders are further advised to contact Mr. G Muhinapeze for technical queries and T Humu for Administrative queries, contact details: tel: 0644105000.

MINISTRY OF TRADE & INDUSTRY LIQUOR ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A COMMITTEE 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 Regional Liquor Licensing Committee, Region Erongo.

1. Name and postal address of applicant: Sam Halupe, P O Box 4 2 7 9 Vi n e t a , Swakopmund.

2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: “Makiti No.4 Supermarket.’’

3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: Erf 3737 Mondesa (Extension No.8), Swakopmund.

4. Nature and details of application: Application for the Grant of a New Grocery Liquor License.

5. Clerk of the Court with whom application will be lodged: Clerk of the Magistrate’s Court, District Swakopmund.

6. Date on which application will be lodged: 28 September 2018.

7. Date of meeting of Committee at which application will be heard: 14 November 2018.

Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 of the Act in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Secretary of the Committee to reach the Secretary not less than 21 days before the date of the meeting of the Committee at which the application will be heard.

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AUCTIONS

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DEATH NOTICES

Kuku Selma Nengushe (Nee Kongolo) * 1940-08-11 + 2018-09-10

Jeremia 17: 14 “Heal me, Lord and I will be healed”.

Memorial Service: Friday, 21 September 16:00 at the Holy Redeemer Anglican Church, Kuisebmond

Funeral Service: Saturday, 22 September 07:00 arrival of Remains at Home 08:00 from Home to Cemetary

Our heartfelt condolences to the family of

Christiaan Barend Stephanus Harmse You are in our thoughts and prayers.

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* 26.05.1972 + 07.09.2018 ROUDIENS: Woensdagaand 19 Sept. 2018 19:00 by S.S. de Duine Skoolsaal Narraville

It is with great sadness that we have to say goodbye to a close school colleague & friend.

When we love people, it’s so comforting to know that they will always be with us in our hearts.

Phillip, you fought a brave and strong battle.

You took each day in stride, never really complaining, always kept your sense of humor.

Rest in peace dear friend & school colleague You have fought the good fight, you have finished your race, you have kept your faith.

Till we meet again.

* 26.05.1972 + 07.09.2018

WE SALUTE YOU.

Phillip Byl “Boeta” * 26.05.1972

+ 07.09.2018

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Zandberg continues The Incredible to inspire Rise of African Rugby APO Group presents key facts and figures on “The Incredible Rise of African Rugby” In 2017, growth in player registration in African nations (excluding South Africa) was 66%, against an overall global increase of 27%.

Gerhard Zandberg with the participants of the swim camp at the DOME Gerhard Zandberg continues to inspire and develop some of Namibia's most promising swimming talent.

Another successful swim camp was hosted at the Dome in Swakopmund during the recent school holidays. This camp served to evaluate the skillful application of learnings from pervious camps with enhanced focus on technical components that will ensure a competent and highly competitive performance from these swimmers on a national and international level.

Zandberg's many years of experience as a world class swimmer, thorough research and a continued passion for the sport equips him with the experience to guide the swimmers not only in the water but rather with a holistic approachalso outside the water regarding good sportsmanship, nutrition and appropriate dryland training.

Media release

National Field Hockey Premier League heats up The second round of Bank Windhoek's National Field Hockey Premier League took place this past weekend in Windhoek. Teams put in their best performances on this eagerly anticipated start to the league.

Men's Premier League The Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) team lost 4-0 to a rejuvenated BDO Wanderers.

Jan Izak de Villiers scored twice and walked away as the top goal scorer at the end of the match. Saints beat Deutscher Turn und Sportverein (DTS) 1-0 with Wian Schickerling scoring the solitary goal. Saints showed why they were crowned Indoor and Night League champions when they continued their good start to the season with a 6-0 score against NUST. Fagen Hansen scored a brace during the encounter.

NUST suffered another defeat against current champions Windhoek Old Boys (WOBSC). The final score was 6-0 in favour of WOBSC. Dylan Finch scored a hat trick.

DTS also faced NUST and once again imposed another downfall on the latter. The students gave a good account of themselves but it was not good enough as they eventually went down to a 5-1 loss. Leanard Fick also scored a hat trick against NUST. Women's Premier League BDO Wanderers' Bianca Muller and Michelle le Roux, each scored twice to register a 4-0 win against DTS.

Saints Angels played NUST and showed why they are the current champions with a definitive 12-0 victory. Anya Robberts scored six times to put her name in the hat as top goal scorer of the season. Saints beat WOBSC 3-0 with Kaela Schimming scoring twice.

WOBSC got their season on the right track when they beat DTS in a closely contested match. The final score was 1-0.

Captain Elzaan Erasmus scored the only goal in the game.

BDO Wanderers played top class hockey and won 6-0 against NUST. Bianca Muller scored two goals during the fixture. WOBSC played NUST and secured a 5-0 win.

Saints took on BDO Wanderers and won the game 2-0.

AzyleePhillander and Joanne van Rooyen scored for Saints.

Saints Angels played WOBSC and had to show their resilience and character when they eventually got the goal that led to a 1- 0 victory.

The next round of fixtures will take place this coming weekend at the Wanderers and Windhoek High School hockey fields in Windhoek.

For more information please contact Jacobus Coetzee at Cell: 081 860 8955 or send an email to jacobusctz@ gmail.com.

Rugby is developing at an unprecedented pace in Africa.

The popularity of the sport is booming all over the continent, and APO Group is the leading media relations consultancy for Africa and the Middle East and main Official Partner of World Rugby' African association, Rugby Africa today released a new guide to the sport called “The Incredible Rise of African Rugby” Rugby Africa was created in 1986, Rugby Africa, previously the African Confederation of Rugby (Confédération Africaine de Rugby CAR), is one of the six regional associations composing World Rugby, the international organisation responsible for the governing of Rugby Union and Rugby Sevens.

Rugby Africa unites all of the African countries which play rugby union, rugby sevens, and women's rugby.

Rugby Africa organises the Rugby Africa Gold Cup, the qualifying competition for the Rugby World Cup 2019, and Africa 7, a qualifying competition for the Olympic Games 2020. Rugby Africa has 38 members, including 22 members and associated members of World Rugby, 10 members and associated members of Rugby Africa and 16 new countries collaborating with Rugby Africa.

World Rugby Chairman Bill Beaumont has acknowledged that rugby has experienced tremendous growth across Africa in recent years.

There has never been a more exciting time for rugby in Africa,” he said recently.

“Ten African nations are currently placed in the top-50 of the world rankings and more women and men, girls and boys, are playing than ever before. The players are inspirational role models for the next generations of young Africans who are discovering the sport.”

APO Group became the main Official Partner of World Rugby's African association Rugby Africa in 2017 and remains committed to raising the profile of African rugby on a global scale, helping introduce new fans to the game and building knowledge and awareness.

“Although few may know this, out of 105 countries playing rugby competitively, one-third is African,” said Nicolas Pompigne-Mognard, Founder and CEO of APO Group. “There are many talents in Africa who deserve better recognition by the general public. Rugby generates great excitement amongst African children, millennials and women too - making it the fastest-growing sport on the continent.”

This sentiment is backed up by the statistics. In 2017, growth in player registration in African nations (excluding South Africa) was 66%, against an overall global increase of 27%.

In the female game, the number of registered players has increased by 50% in the last year alone. This phenomenal growth at grass roots level is starting to bear fruit on the international scene.

“Just a couple of weeks ago, Namibia won the Rugby Africa Gold Cup, securing its place at the World Rugby Cup 2019 in Japan,” said Abdelaziz Bougja, President of Rugby Africa.

“This month will see the start of the African regional Rugby 7s tournaments which double as pre-qualifier for the 2020 Olympics. These global showcase events give further exposure to our game and allow global audiences to learn more about what Africa has to offer.”

The document, downloadable from the APO Group website (https://bit.ly/2oYs0XW), provides information on the development of African national rugby unions, the grass roots game and key international competitions.

There is also a section dedicated to the women's game, which is developing at an even quicker rate than the men's.