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SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6971 FRIDAY 1 JULY 2022 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

Omburu solar power plant inaugurated Rudi Bowe

NamPower inaugurated its first renewable fully owned and operated 20 megawatts (MW) Omburu solar photovoltaic (PV) power plant, constructed at a cost of N$317 million on Friday, 24 June.

The Plant, on the outskirts of Omaruru in the Erongo region, is a demonstration of NamPower's unwavering commitment to becoming the leading electricity solutions provider of choice in Southern African Development Community (SADC), a catalyst for economic growth in Namibia and in the region.

The Omburu PV project which took 15 months to complete was constructed through a joint venture between Hopsol Africa and Tulive Private Equity and only covers 42 hectares within 300 hectares donated by the Omaruru town council. The total installed capacity of utility-scale solar PV plants with NamPower as the off-taker, currently stand at 146.5 MW, with capacity expected to increase in the short to medium term from customers within the Modified Single Buyer (MSB) Market Framework introduced by the Electricity Control Continues on page 2

ACC hands over Corruption Risk Assessments report Rudi Bowe

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) handed over a Corruption Risk Assessment Report to the Municipality of Walvis Bay on Friday, 24 June.

The ACC conducts Corruption Risk Assessments (CRA) of government offices, ministries, agencies and public enterprises with the aim to fulfill its mandate as per their strategic objective to prevent corruption.

The risk assessment of the Municipality of Walvis Bay was conducted from 18-21 February 2020. The workshop culminated in the development of a Corruption Risk Mitigation Plan with eight corruption risks clearly identified. These are the private use of municipal vehicles, deliberate incorrect information on the financial system, and manipulation of overtime, deliberately understating property value, favouritism in debt management, favouring suppliers in approved contracts, collusion with service providers and favouritism in land, erven and housing sales.

The Corruption Risk Assessment, Management and Reporting initiative is part of the municipal Council's fourth strategic objection, which aims at ensuring good corporate governance through the development of an integrated Management Information System and the revision of internal regulations, policies and procedures.

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Namport signs a MoU with the Port of Antwerp Bruges International

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Namibia and Germany sign N$2.7 billion Financial Cooperation Agreement

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A week of sandstorms at the coast

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Sports News Chief Public Education & Corruption Prevention Officer at ACC Swakopmund Tobias Amoonga, Acting Chief Executive Officer at the Municipality of Walvis Bay David Uushona, ACC Deputy Director-General, Advocate Erna van der Merwe and Deputy Mayor of Walvis Bay Saara Mutondoka at the handover of the Corruption Risk Assessment Report to the Municipality of Walvis Bay.

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ACC Deputy Director-General, Advocate Erna van der Merwe, commended the Municipality for developing measures to mitigate these risks.

Van der Merwe indicated that some of these measures include regular internal checks for financial transactions, weekly progress reports with regards to the work of suppliers and pre-assessments and qualification of work to be done by suppliers.

She said the only risk factor that still needs to be addressed by the Municipality is the establishment of an internal audit section.

Van De Merwe also confirmed that the actions were implemented as per the mitigation plan, according to the feedback from the management of the municipality in the monitoring and evaluation session conducted on 11 March 2021, and supporting documents were supplied.

“This emphasises the commitment of the management cadres to abstain from corruption in serving their residents. This will lead to a prosperous community where everybody can rely on excellent service from their local authority. As the main port for Namibia and the biggest town in Erongo, other regions also rely on the local authority which conducts business in a transparent manner. You are already a role model to other local authorities. We are proud to say that you are one of the exemplary stakeholders of the ACC,” van der Merwe said.

ACC deputy director Erna van der Merwe said actions were developed to address the risks, and there were regular internal checks for financial transactions.

Weekly progress reports with regards to the work of suppliers and preassessment and qualification of work to be done by suppliers were also submitted.

She further applauded the councillors and management members who voluntarily signed integrity pledges promising to conduct their duties in a fair and transparent manner.

Chief Public Education & Corruption Prevention Officer at ACC Tobias Amoonga said that the CRA is the main tool used by the ACC to prevent corruption in the public and private sectors including Local Authorities and Regional Councils.

He added that the CRA further facilitates the identification of corruption risks and supports institutions in mitigating corruption risks.

The Acting Chief Executive Officer at the Municipality of Walvis Bay David Uushona, said that the municipality's commitment, especially after it established its new strategic plan.

Uushona said,“proof of our commitment to the execution of the corruption risk assessment report already started on Monday, with the signing of our commitment pledges to the strategic plan, which will further be cemented by the signing of the integrity plan pledges. This is proof of us walking the rapid talk and leading by example.”

“The Corruption Risk Assessment, Management & Reporting initiative is part of Council's 4th Strategic Objection which aims at ensuring good corporate governance through the development of an integrated Management Information System and the revision of internal regulations, policies and procedures,'' Uushona said.

The Deputy Mayor of Walvis Bay Saara Mutondoka said that the report will aid the municipality in preventing corruption.

“Corruption is a national enemy that is crippling this country. I hope that from the report we are receiving, we will have clear direction on how we can prevent corruption in our organisation. I also want the members of the ACC present, to speed up investigations, as they sometimes take too long to conclude,” Mutondoka said.

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As per the National Integrated Recourse Plan (NIRP), Namibia is targeting to increase the commercial installed renewable energy generation in the country from the current 150MW to 760MW by 2025. The plant which occupies 40ha is expected to supply 67,8Gwh of clean energy annually, NamPower added. Deputy Minister of Mines and Energy Kornelia Shilunga, said that government is committed to expanding local power generation capacity from 624MW to 879MW by 2025, using 50MW of independent power projects and the additional 220MW that NamPower will generate by 2025. Shilunga, said, “this includes providing power to 213 new schools and health facilities, while 600 rural and 13 000 urban homes will receive power. Namibia continues to make strides towards transitioning to the use of renewable sources for energy supply.We are all aware that Namibia is heavily reliant on importing electricity from South Africa, Zambia, and Zimbabwe, but the picture is changing, step by step and that solar and wind are the answer to electricity independence.”

Namibia is committed to increasing the local electricity generation capacity from 624 to 879MW by 2025, through commissioning 50MW of IPP projects and an additional 220MW generation by NamPower by 2025, Shilunga concluded. The Managing Director of NamPower Kahenge Haulofu said that to offer innovative power solutions, in a market that is constantly evolving, the Omburu power station was built to accommodate power storage in a battery system. Haulofu said, “last year, Namibia and Germany, through the KfW Development Bank, made a donation of €20 million (about N$334 million) available for the implementation of the first large-scale BESS in Namibia and Southern Africa. The utility adopted its Integrated Strategic Business plan in 2020 in which the company identified its strategic focus, application, and prioritization of resources over the next five years.” He added, “Nampower

ratified the implementation of the following projects, 20MW Omburu power station and a 40MW wind project which is currently in the bidding phase. We hope to award the EPC contract in the first quarter of 2023.”

Haulofu further said a 40MW biomass power project is currently also in a bidding phase which is expected to be concluded in August 2022.

Haulofu also announced that a 58 MW battery storage system (BESS) will be built at the adjacent Omburu substation. “This power storage system will be the first of its kind in Namibia and the subcontinent,” he said.

Haulofu said, “NamPower is also building a 40MW wind turbine and is currently evaluating bidders, hoping to award a contract in early 2023.”

The project to generate 40MW through the use of biomass is also in a bidding stage, which is expected to be completed in August. “We hope to award the contract in the first quarter of 2023,” Haulofu underlined. He added, “the 50MW power station, known as Anixas II Power Station, is now in the construction phase and construction is expected to be completed by December 2023.”

The executive director of Alpha Namibia Industries Renewable Power Limited (ANIREP), owners of Hopsol and partners of Tulive, Iyaloo Nangolo, said playing a role to electrify the nation has always been his dream, especially during his days as a learner doing his homework under a paraffin lamp. “It has always been my dream to bring access to electricity to every African child; to ensure they do not grow up without electricity,” he said.

Nangolo said if Namibia could build 1 080MW of solar power, 650MW of wind power and 600MW of energy storage systems for about N$30 billion, “we would have achieved a surplus, affordable and clean energy.” The Omburu Solar plant meanwhile is set to produce the cheapest clean energy in the country.

Construction of new railway level crossing at 15th Road and Railway Street

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The Namibian Ports Authority (Namport), in line with the Port of Walvis Bay South Port Master Plan, started with the planning and design of the New Entrance Gate Project of 2010, and construction started on Monday, 27 June.

Part of the New Entrance Gate Project involves the construction of a new road over rail level crossing opposite 15th Road and Railway Street. Capacity constraints at the current main gate, designed and built in 1999, necessitates the upgrade. Road users are requested to adhere to the traffic signage provided around the site during the construction period, which will last for four months.

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Namport signs a MoU with the Port of Antwerp Bruges International The Namibian Ports Authority recently entered into an agreement with the Port of Antwerp Bruges (POABI) and Antwerp/ Flanders Port Training Center (APEC) collectively referred to as POABI/APEC. The purpose of the MoU is to allow all parties involved to explore the potential for a broad scope of collaboration and to further discover and discuss the possibilities of (long term) cooperation.

Both parties will cooperate on various strategic issues and recognise the potential of hydrogen production in Namibia and export from Namibia, highlighted by the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Ministry of Mines and Energy of the Republic of Namibia and the Federal Ministry of Energy of the Kingdom of Belgium, signed at Glasgow on the 3rd of November 2021.

The agreement compels both parties to promote the development and improvement of port-driven green energy solutions, global waterborne transport infrastructure and enhancement of economic, environmental and social benefits and to be proactive in dealing with the impact of climate change.

The MoU further encourages all parties to advertise the various services that each can offer by informing maritime companies of the advantages of making use of the respective ports, including its service quality and the handling of shipping lines.

This working relationship speaks directly to the quest of the Namibian government in promoting the country as a potential producer and exporter of Green Hydrogen to European countries and beyond.

In November 2021 Namport entered

into a collaborative working relationship with the Port of Rotterdam by signing a MoU which would position both ports in becoming green hydrogen export hubs and to facilitate the forecasted growth and flow of the green

hydrogen supply chain from Namibia to Rotterdam in the Netherlands.

The MOU between Namport and POABI/ APEC shall be valid for a period of 5 (five) years and can thereafter be renewed if both ports wish to do so.

Sealing the agreement with a handshake are Mr Jacques van der Merien, Chief Executive Officer of the Port of Antwerp Bruges International with Mr Andrew Kanime, Chief Executive Officer of Namport and Mr Mario Lievens, Course Programme Director at the Flanders Port Training Center.

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Court Swakopmund Court Report Magistrate Court Bertha Erasmus (36), appeared on a charge of murder read with provisions of the domestic violence act, act 4 of 2003. The matter was postponed to 29 July to be heard in the B-Court of Swakopmund. The accused is on bail.

Johannes Shuuveni (30), appeared on a charge of possession of suspected stolen property. The matter was postponed to 29 July for other reasons.

The accused remains in custody.

Hoandi George (18), appeared on a charge of assault common. The matter was post-poned to 22 September for legal aid. The accused is on bail.

Lineekela Stephanus (19), Immanuel Vatilifa (18) and a 17-year-old boy, appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was post-poned to 4 October for other reasons. Lineekela Stephanus and Immanuel Vatilifa are on bail and the minor has been warned.

Siboni Bombas (32), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 6 September for fixing of trial date. The accused remains in custody.

Neddy Hansen (19), appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 29 July to be heard in the regional court in Swakopmund. The accused is on bail.

Lourens Upumba (19), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 6 September for plea in terms of section 119. The accused was released in care of guardian.

Petrus Neto (24), appeared on a charge of robbery.

The matter was postponed to 1 December for plea and trial. The accused is on bail.

Laurence Rukira (28) and Erenfried Tjipepa (37), appeared on a charge of house-breaking with intent to rob and robbery. The matter was postponed to 17 August for other reasons. The accused remains in custody.

Immanuel Vatilifa (21), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 6 September for fixing of trial date. The accused remains in custody.

Rayn Du Plessis (34), Delvin Howoseb (36), James Kubas (38) and Donavan Coleman (37), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 18 August because the docket was not at court. Delvin Howoseb is on bail while his coaccused remains in custody.

Estof Mapoha (35), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 4 October for legal representation. The accused remains in custody.

Curtis Naobeb (33), appeared on a charge of rape read with provisions of the domestic violence act, act 4 of 2003. The matter was postponed to 21 September for legal aid. The accused remains in custody.

Helmut Gaohab (27), appeared on charges of assault by threat and assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was post-poned to 14 July for judgement. The accused remains in custody.

Gorden Uirab (25) and Tjikumbi Avehovandu (29), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 8 December for plea and trial. The accused is on bail.

Hans Nickboy Eiseb (23), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 5 September for further investigations. The accused remains in custody.

Hans Jagger (38), appeared on charges of assault by threat and assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was post-poned to 21 November for plea and trial. The accused remains in custody.

Nairobi Beukes (32), appeared on two counts of theft charges. The matter was postponed to 23 August because the docket was not at court. The accused remains in custody.

Jennifer #Neis (28), appeared on charges of assault by threat and assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was post-poned to 11 July for tracing of accused. The accused is at large, and a warrant of arrest was issued.

Martha Diener (38), appeared on a charge of theft by false pretences. The matter was postponed to 31 August because the docket was not at court. The accused is on bail.

Immanuel Beukes (24), appeared on charges of housebreaking with intent to commit the offence of murder and murder. The matter was postponed to 29 July to be heard in the regional court in Swakopmund. The accused remains in custody.

Eugen Walter (18), appeared on a charge of murderattempted murder. The matter was postponed to 31 August for legal aid. The accused have been warned.

Ngaladji Atuheyame (30), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 11 July for tracing of accused. The accused is at large, and a warrant of arrest was issued.

Kaarina Ekandjo (37), appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm and malicious damage to property. The matter was postponed to 12 July for bail application. The accused remains in custody.

Mwila Nghifenwa (27) and Bernado Kakoto (24), appeared on charges of assault common and immigration control act-entering into Namibia at any place other than a port of entry. The matter was postponed to 24 November for plea and trial. The accused remains in custody.

Derrick Graham Campell (22), Dennis Benson Garoeb (22), Paul Jason (54), and Glen Feris (32), appeared on a charge of murder-attempted murder.

The matter was postponed to 6 July for further investigations. The accused remains in custody.

Pendapala Shatyohamba (34), appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 7 September for further investigations. The accused is on bail.

Claasen Garvey (24), appeared on a charge of assault on a member of the police. The matter was postponed to 17 August for further investi-gations.

The accused remains in custody.

Fransiska Geises (53), a 16-year-old boy and Joas Geiseb (57), appeared on a charge of dealing in

dependence-producing substance. The matter was postponed to 5 September for plea and trial. The 16-year-old boy was released in the care of a guardian while his co-accused are on bail.

Fiston Mulumba Katende (34), appeared on charges of dealing in potentially dangerous dependence-producing drugs and obstructing the course of justice.

The matter was postponed to 31 August for lab results. The accused is on bail.

Namibia and Germany sign N$2.7 billion Financial Cooperation Eileen van der Schyff Agreement Namibia and Germany signed a Financial Cooperation Agreement provided by the German government, and forwarded to KfW Development Bank for implementation, in interest-reduced loans in support of the economic development between the two countries at the German Embassy in Windhoek on Friday, 24 June.

The Namibian Minister of Finance, Ipumbu Shiimi and German Ambassador, Herbert Beck signed the N$2.7 billion agreement that comprises three major areas of GermanNamibian development cooperation, namely: NamPost Funding facility of up to N$334 million investment in support of Micro and Small Enterprises (MSE) and low-income households in overcoming the Covid-19 crisis; Water Sector Support Program II of N$1.2 billion; Renewable Energy program of up to N$1.1 billion.

In a statement, the funding support is explained; “The NamPost funding Facility in support of MSE and low-income households, aims at providing microcredits to predominantly rural customers, mainly women. The interest-reduced local currency loan to NamPost/PostFin, addresses the high demand for credit of vulnerable groups and provides access to loans specifically in order to alleviate the negative consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Water Sector Support Program II is an additional funding for the ongoing Namibian Water Sector Support Program. The continuation of support intends to make a direct contribution to Namibia's adaption to climate change. The program aims at the implementation of new water projects to improve access, quality and sustainability of water supply and sanitation in Namibia. Against the backdrop of more frequent droughts, the program strives also to reduce water losses thereby contributing to resource conservation and increasing the resilience of the population.

The Renewable Energy Program aims at expanding NamPower's production capacities of renewable energy. The project will establish the first major windfarm in Namibia with a capacity of 40 Mega Watts (MW) located 30 km north of Rosh Pinah.

This windfarm provides a valuable learning experience for NamPower, supporting the ambitions targets of NamPower to increase the supply of renewable energy and to improve the energy independence of Namibia. In addition, the project contributes to Namibia's aspirations of becoming a hub for the production of green hydrogen.

Ambassador Beck said, “I am confident that the agreed areas of our bilateral financial cooperation will make a real difference to the people of Namibia, as they will contribute directly to the implementation of the Harambee Prosperity Plan, the government's economic recovery and development plan.” The enduring and bilateral development cooperation is a central component of the special relations between Namibia and Germany and a continuous support to the Namibian government. In 30 years of Namibia's independence, Germany has always assisted in strengthening the country's social and economic growth. To date, German development cooperation with Namibia amounts to 1.6 billion Euros (roughly N$26.8 billion) Minister Shiimi said, “Namibia is very grateful for the continued support from the Federal Republic of Germany. The agreed financial support is for strategic investments in critical areas that will help the economy to recover and it will come in handy to help us build back better.”

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Swakopmund Rotary Food Program reaches its end Eileen van der Schyff The power of Rotary networking and friendships ensured an international source of income from German Rotarian clubs and friends who financially contributed to the Swakopmund Rotary Club's successful Food Program that supports the under-privileged community of the town. Alas, with the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Rotary Club now faces ending the program and its food supply to struggling families.

“The Namibian charm and attraction saved us. Our food parcel outreach began in March of 2020 and will probably end in July 2022 when funding finally runs dry,” Vera Leech of the club told the Namib Times. “Sometimes the problem with success is that the win is not always free and clear of responsibility, and this is a reality which must be common to many Rotary Clubs with the work that they do.”

The success the Swakopmund Rotary Club achieved is bittersweet as there is no end-date for poverty or the devastating aftereffects of Covid. “We are now faced with ending the food supply to families who will continue to need help; who will still have no employment; and whose prospects of finding jobs remain extremely low.” Leech said. In the two years the Food Program was running, the program provided food to 60 families on a weekly basis. “Because of our generous Rotarian donors, we, as a small club, spent over N$600 000 on food parcels, and provided food for a much longer period than we thought possible.”

This is often the dilemma Rotarians are faced with in struggling communities as Leech explained with an example: “For instance, Rotarians enthusiastically donate boreholes, and when they break or run out of water, the problem and expense are relayed back to the donor. We supply books or furniture and the upkeep becomes our problem. There are many examples of donations that become burdensome or worrying, but the alternative of not being involved at all is unthinkable. It is, of course, what is referred to as the ying-yang of life.”

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A week of sandstorms at the coast

1 JULY 2022 Eileen van der Schyff

This week, the coast was shrouded in a thick haze, and everything outside was coated in dust as the wind once again battered coastal towns. Coastal residents shared photos of the damage the east wind caused this week.

Space station Photo: Space Station satellite photo of the Namibian coast-line: Berg wind blowing desert sand off the Namibian coast. These strong, hot winds are lofting plumes of dust directly out into the Atlantic Ocean. Berg winds blow on a few occasions in winter, off all coasts of southern Africa.

Road users are advised to be cautious when driving in high wind speeds and sandstorms at Walvis Bay, Swakopmund, Henties Bay and Lüderitz.

Ever wondered how east weather conditions form?

As “Berg winds”, locally known as east winds, descends towards the coast, Mean Sea Level Pressures (MSLP's) drop to form either low pressure troughs (an elongated region of relatively low atmospheric pressure without a closed isobaric contour), or cut-off lows (a low-pressure system that forms about five to six kilometres above the ground) along the coastline. Such coastal lows of orographically trapped weather systems are associated with cyclonic (clockwise) circulation forcing because of the Coriolis force (the force that helps define regular wind patterns around the globe outside of storm systems).

Wikipedia - “Coastal lows are initiated by the interaction of large scale weather systems such as the quasi-permanent South Atlantic and South Indian Ocean Anticyclones (high-pressure systems), the cold fronts that approach the subcontinent from the South Atlantic Ocean, as well as the pressure systems on the plateau, causing air that has been warmed on the plateau by 2–3 days of sunny weather to flow down the Great Escarpment on to the coastal plain either on the west or south coasts of the country (i.e. causing a berg wind). The descending air warms up adiabatically, heating up the coastal plain, while, at the same time, causing an off-shore wind which blows the surface water away from the land to be replaced by cold water which wells up from the depths. This upwelling of cold subsurface water from the ocean increases the ocean-land temperature difference, causing an on-shore wind.

The on-shore airflow is strengthened by the fact that the berg wind is not only hot, but it is also “stretched” vertically due to the sudden lowering of the floor over which it moves below the escarpment. Its low density, therefore, lowers the atmospheric pressure on the coast. This low-pressure area caused by the berg wind draws the dense moist maritime air onshore to the right of the offshore berg wind.

Solar panel photo: Photo taken by Danie van der Westhuizen – Solar farm at St Nowhere Campsite.

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10 NAMIB TIMES MINISTRY OF TRADE & INDUSTRY ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A COMMITTEE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998 (Regulations 14,26 & 33) Notice is given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the regional Liquor Licensing Committee, Region Erongo.

1.Name and postal address of applicant: K o s e t t e Va n Z y l , P.O.Box 3186 Vineta, Swakopmund.

2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Achab Camping

1 JULY 2022 3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: Portion 1 of Farm Naob No. 69.

4. Nature and details of application: Kosette Van Zyl Liquor Licence.

5. Clerk of the court with whom the application will be lodged: Clerk of the Magistrate's Court, district Swakopmund.

6. Date on which the application will be lodged: 2 July 2022.

7. Date of meeting of committee at which application will be heard 10 August 2022.

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.

ESTATE NOTICE (Master's Reference E 1514/2021) In the estate of the late Peter Jürgen Ahrens, Identity No. 451011 0026 9, who was ordinarily resident at 20 Olaf Palme Street, Windhoek and at date of death resided at Marie Douglas Frail Care Centre, Swakopmund, who died on 15 January 2021, and who was unmarried.

In terms of Section 35 (5) of Act 66 of 1965, notice is here-by given that the First And Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in the above estate will be open for inspection of all persons interested therein for a period of twenty one (21) days from date

of publication hereof at the office of the Master of the High Court Wi n d h o e k a n d t h e Magistrate's Court Swakopmund.

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

H E Ahrens Executrix c/o KINGHORN ASSOCIATES Haus Altona 2 – 6 Tobias Hainyeko Street P O Box 1455 Swakopmund Tel. (064) - 405051 (reference: HEA/AV EST 228/0001-50)

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N O T I C E S NOTICE OF THE CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Home Based Business (Cash Loan) ON ERF NO: 4253 TOWNSHIP/AREA: Kuisebmond STREET NAME & NO: Hansina Doeses Street.

In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish on the site a/an: Home Based Business (Cash Loan).

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 105, Civic Centre.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the applicant, in writing, not later than 15 July 2022.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Aina Mweshikalela, P O Box 4390, Walvis Bay rusia.lfs@gmail.com

REZONING NOTICE: Please note that the owner of Erf 2604, Mondesa, Swakomond intends to apply for: - Rezoning of Erf 2604, Mondesa, Swakopmund, from 'Single Residential' with density of 1:300 to 'General Business' with a 'with a Bulk of 1.

Erf 2604 is situated in Mondesa, Extension 3 in Mandume Ndemufayo Street, Swakopmund. The Erf is 439 m² in extent and is currently zoned 'Single Residential' with a density of 1:300. The proposed new zoning will allow the owner to use the said Erf for Business Activities as per the provisions of the Swakopmund Town Planning Scheme. Access to the Erf will be obtained from the existing entrance. Parking will be provided in accordance with the requirements of the Swakopmund Town Planning Scheme.

Please note that the locality plan of the Erf lies for inspection on the Town Planning Notice Board at Swakopmund Municipality Office Building, Corner of Rakutoka & Daniel Kamho Street.

Further take note that any person objecting to the proposed use of land set out above may lodge such objection, together with the grounds therefore, with the Swakopmund Municipality and with the applicant in writing within 14 days after the appearance of the last notice (final date for objections 21 July 2022).

Applicant: NamLandTownandRegionalPlanning&Environmental ManagementConsultants POBox55160 RockyCrest Contactdetails: Tel: 061-213641 Fax: 061-213642 Efax: 0886519068 Email: consultancy@namland.com.na

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NOTICE CONSENT USES, ERECTION OF BUILDING AND USE OF LAND IN TERMS OF SWAKOPMUND TOWN PLANNING SCHEME REGULATIONS Notice is hereby given in terms of Clause 6 of the Swakopmund Town Planning Scheme Regulations that the Municipal Council considers the following consent uses, erection of buildings and use of land, details of which are obtainable from the General Manager: Engineering and Planning Services.

Gellert Unlimited Hospitality Solutions herewith intends to apply to the Municipality of Swakopmund for special consent to operate a Wine Shop & Bistro on the premises of erf 3997, (No. 5 Einstein Street) Swakopmund Ext 10.

Any person having any objections against such application should lodge such objection/s in writing and within 14 days of the last publication to the Swakopmund Municipality and the applicant, during normal business hours.

Closing date for objections or comments is 15 July 2022.

Contact person: Mr. C.M. Gellert Cell: 081 124 9129 Email: chris@gellertunlimited.com Mr. J. Heita (Manager: Town Planning)

Tel: +264 (64) 4104403

VACANCY: Diesel Mechanic COMPANY: Honesta Investments 32 (Pty) Ltd Key areas of responsibility: - Ensure operation of trucks and trailers: mechanical; electrical; pneumatic and hydraulic systems and components.

- Anticipate maintenance issues and use corrective measures to reduce or eliminate downtime.

- Inspect engines and belts, check fluid levels, replace filters and perform other maintenance actions, following maintenance procedures.

- Ensure good working condition of tools and equipment.

- Repairs and maintenance on trailers, including welding, tyres, braking systems, suspension and electrical reticulation.

- Break down call outs on local routes.

- Provide technical support to drivers in case of breakdown (WhatsApp group), including advice and locating parts and mechanic services on route when needed.

- Prepared to work overtime when required.

- Provide relevant maintenance information to administration team.

Qualifying requirements: Trade certificate (Diesel Mechanic) – Level 3 3-5 years post apprenticeship relevant experience in maintenance and servicing of Volvo and Scania Trucks.

Valid Driver's License: Code: CE Namibian Citizenship Ability to work as part of a team.

Renumeration: Negotiable Suitably qualified candidates can submit their applications to: pierre@honesta.com.na Closing date: 15 July 2022

VACANCY

REPACKAGE YOUR CAREER WITH

A vacancy exists for a Management Accountant at Mpact Corrugated (Pty) Ltd. The incumbent will report to the Financial manager.

Position Management Accountant Paterson grade C - BAND Duty station Walvis Bay Key Performance Areas: Tasks · Prepare monthly management statements and reports · Prepare weekly forecasts · Assist with annual budgets. · Prepare year-end financial statements and statutory notes. · Ensuring sound and effective financial management · Liaise with auditors, banks and other stakeholders · Respond to financial inquiries by gathering and interpreting data · Keep and analyse all financial and production records · Prepare monthly general ledger reconciliations and standard journals. · Maintain asset registers Minimum Qualification, Education & Experience · Bachelor of Commerce Degree in Accountancy. · Completed Articles or 3 years plus experience in a similar role will be advantage. · Sound knowledge of IFRS, Company tax and VAT. · Sound knowledge of Windows products · Must be a Namibian citizen Interested candidates who qualify for the position can forward their CV with certified copies of qualifications and relevant documentation to: The Human Resources Department, P. O. Box 399. Walvis Bay. 44,3rd Street East.

Only short-listed applicants will be contacted and no documents will be returned. No emails CLOSING DATE : 15 July 2022

NOTICE OF CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME

NOTICE OF CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME

CONSENT: Daycare and Pre-School Centre ON ERF NO: 6046 TOWNSHIP/AREA Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay STREET NAME & NO: Orange Roughy

CONSENT: Accommodation Establishment (Self-Catering) ON ERF NO: 1031 TOWNSHIP/AREA Meersig, Ext,1, Walvis Bay STREET NAME & NO: Pioneer Street, no.15.

In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Municipality of Walvis Bay for permission to erect/establish on the site a/an: Daycare and Pre-School Centre

In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Municipality of Walvis Bay for permission to erect/establish on the site a/an: Accommodation Establishment (Self-Catering)

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Room 101 & 105, Civic Centre.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the applicant, in writing, not later than: 22 July 2022 NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Loide. N. Iindongo PO Box 1040, Walvis Bay Email: iindongoloide@gmail.com

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Room 101 & 105, Civic Centre.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the applicant, in writing, not later than: 15 July 2022 NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: H. Louw, PO Box 380, Walvis Bay, email: heinlouw@gmail.com

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Investment PROPERTIES FOR SALE

OMUKUMO PROPERTIES, WALVIS BAY An established real agency and a property development firm are looking for potential investors for capital contributions to a viable business idea that we are busy working on. Details (presentations) to be shared with serious investors only.

If you are looking to invest or know someone looking to invest, please get in touch with us on the details below.

Contact details: 0811553130 Email: omukumoproperties@ yahoo.com

SERVICES OFFICE & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE REMOVAL SPECIALISTS Namibia - South Africa Household & Office.

Mobile: +264814093522 email: nktransportnam @gmail.com WE RUN ERRANDS!!!!

Walvis Bay Dry Cleaning Pick up and Drop Off Documentation Delivery Package and Post Office Services Lunch Delivery, Pick up forgotten items Messenger and Courier Services Only in Walvis Bay Food Pick Up from all restaurants CALL OR TEXT Contact: 081 2017 834

Honey Pot Sewing Centre We are tailors qualified to do the following: * Adjustment of any clothes, curtains, table clothes, bed sheets. * We are also able to make clothes according to your design.

Tel: 064 202 818

TRANSPORT LIFT OPPORTUNITY. Looking for people that need to drive from Walvis Bay to Swakopmund daily and split fuel costs.

Driving around 06h45 to start at 07h30 pick up at 17h00 to return.

Contact: 081 771 9658

DUPLEX FOR SALE: Ocean View Swakopmund Safe complex Stone's throw from the shopping center 3 bedroom duplex in an excellent condition Main bedroom has an en-suite bathroom) 2 bathrooms and a guest toilet, 1 Garage, Living area with built-in braai, Very spacious open-plan kitchen with granite tops.

Sliding door in the dining area, The sliding door in the main bedroom leads to a balcony with a great sea view!

Price 1.295 M Slightly Neg Contact: 081 295 3744 Omukumo Properties 2 x houses for sale (Kuisebmond) 1. Free-standing house with 3 x bedrooms, 2 x bathrooms, kitchen/lounge, and double garage for sale.

Price: N$ 720,000.00 (Excluding transfer costs) 2. Free-standing house with 3 x bedrooms, 2 x bathrooms, kitchen, lounge, and double.

Extras: Boundary wall, two outside bedrooms with a rental income of N$4000.00 per month, and near convenient shops.

Price: N$ 985,000.00 (Excluding transfer costs) Please call for more details: 081 155 3130

Empress Realtors Open House (Mansion for sale) Date: 02 July 2022 Time: 10am Location: 8th road Meersig Walvis Bay Sole & Exclusive Mandate Dazzling triple Storey home underconstruction.

Customize this into your dream home and move in without dealing with construction work CALLING OUT TO ALL: * Active Buyers & * Future buyers * Investors * Business Owners * Real Estate Agents For networking & mingling over snacks & drinks.

Come in numbers and tour this beautiful home with us.

See you there 0812192646 / 0852005351 properties@empressgroup. com.na

Email all your small advertisements to Shanice at swk@namibtimes.net

PROPERTIES TO RENT TO RENT: 1 BEDROOM FLAT WITH OPEN PLAN KITCHEN, SHOWER AND TOILET FOR RENT, AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY AT NAMPORT, KUISEBMUND, WALVIS BAY. WATER INCLUDED, ELECTRICITY IS PREPAID. FOR N$ 3000.00 PER MONTH. CALL: 081 209 5555 TO RENT: ACADEMIA STUDENT ACCOMMODATIO: Safe fully furnished, walking distance from UNAM, DSTV, Wi-Fi, water and electricity included N$2 800.00.

Call: 081 128 8924 TO RENT: one bedroom flat with kitchen and toilet available in Narraville.

N$ 2500 p/m. Pre-paid electricity, water included. Deposit N$ 1000 neg. Free Wifi.

Contact: 081 263 2352.

TO RENT: Bachelor flat for rent in Narraville.

Available 1 July 2022.

Price: N$ 2900 W & E included.

Deposit N$1000.

Contact: 081 290 1180.

FLAT TO RENT: Lovely, sunny, quiet flat on second floor with Lagoon and Park view.

Large lounge, 1 ½ bedroom (Sun Room) Kitchen, bathroom / shower and many builtin cupboards. N$ 5 500.00 incl water.

Contact: 0812439544 TO RENT: Newly built bachelor flat to rent in Tamariskia.

N$ 3300.00 p/m + deposit N$ 1500.00 separate one bedroom & open plan kitchen, BIC. Water is Included with prepaid electricity.

No parking space Maximum two people Readily available Contact: 081 425 3416 TO RENT: Flat to rent in Wakuna, few metres from sea.

One bedroom, bathroom, open-plan kitchen, lounge and garage.

N$4150.00 water and electricity included.

Contact: 0814 286 9558 / 085 7757758

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

PROPERTIES TO RENT

PROPERTIES TO RENT

TO RENT: Walvis Bay, Narraville, Sun Valley 2 bedroom house Available 1 July 2022 BIS & BIC Open plan kitchen to sitting room single garage, boundary wall N$ 6 500.00p/m W& E included Contact: 081 229 0899 / 081 581 3433

TO RENT Walvis Bay: 2 Bedroom flat Nr 4 - Spacious and sunny 2 bedroom with both en-suite bathrooms.

Lots of BIC, open plan kitchen, sitting room.

Stove. Big outside braai with seating. Alarm.

Single garage with remote door. Prepaid electricity. Sorry –No pets. Pensioners friendly.

No municipal connection fees.

N$ 6500.00 p/m plus deposit Available immediately.

Contact: 081 250 4694

Flat to rent: Central Walvis Bay Spacious 2 bedroom flat with separate living area.

Built in stove and built in cupboards.

Single garage.

With bath Security gate with remote to enter.

Monthly rental: N$ 5500.00 Deposit: 6200.00 Deposit is required upfront. No pets allowed Available immediately.

Contact Ultra Travel properties, office hours 08H00 – 17H00: Landline: 064207997 Cell phone: 0811297997 TO RENT: 1 Bedroom flat partly furnished, Hermes area Walvis Bay available 1 July, Water and electricity included, no garage, no pets aloud, no children.

Deposit N$ 3,500.00 Rent N$3,500.00 Contract: 081 272 4003 TO RENT: 2 Bachelor flats to rent in Narraville - Close to Municipality Library & UNAM. Each flat contains 1 ensuite sleeping room, 1 kitchen/living room, and a shared Garage.

Price N$ 2800.00 The price includes WATER. Electricity is SHARED. Compulsory Deposit: of N$4500.00 only contact if you can pay that!

Contact: 081 218 7336, or via WhatsApp: 081 2393529.

TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT TO LET IN NARRAVILLE · Rent N$ 4000.00 Dep N$ 4000.00 · 2 bedrooms, 1 Bathroom with Shower · Kitchen and lounge area · Big yard space · Water and electricity included Contact me Adele Properties Yvalda Lynette Motonane 0816222934

VACANCIES VACANCIES WE ARE HIRING SALES REPRESENTATIVES Interested in joining a winning team in the direct sales industry Le Morgan Direct Marketing We’re looking for sales Agents!!!

For the leading direct sales company in Namibia to market our exclusive range of products For interview booking contact Ashley on 081 483 4326 Location: 13Sam Nujoma Avenue 13th Pelican Mall Walvis Bay.

TO RENT Walvis Bay: 2 Bedroom flat @ Block of Flats.

Nr 7 - Duplex - Sunny two bedroom, BIC. Bathroom, open plan kitchen & sitting room.

Stove. Alarm. Single garage. Prepaid elect. No municipal connection fees. Sorry – NO pets.

N$ 5500.00 p/m plus deposit. Available immediately.

Contact: 081 250 4694 TO RENT Walvis Bay: 1 Bedroom flat @ Block of Flats.

Nr 2 - Sunny 1 bedroom, BIC. Bathroom, kitchen with stove and spacious sitting room. Alarm.

Single garage. Prepaid elect. No municipal connection fees. Sorry – NO pets. N$ 4700.00 p/m plus deposit. Available 1st July.

Contact: 081 250 4694

WANTED BEST CASH PRICES PAID ON THE SPOT FOR ALL KINDS OF YOUR GOLD RINGS BANGLES, CHAINS COINS, ETC EVEN FOR THE BROKEN ONES WE ALSO BUY CUT DIAMONDS Please visit DESERT JEWELER & CURIOS Prior calls are essential Cell: 081 408 1550 We have moved to 85 Hage Geingob str Walvis Bay OPPOSITE International School of Walvis Bay *** If you don’t want to sell your items, YOU CAN PAWN your gold and diamond jewellery or even a car

VACANCY: Le Club Betting CC is looking for a selfmotivated, well spoken, experienced Site Manager for our Coastal Offices. The position requires computer literacy, and at least 2-3 years' experience in a management field/or previous bank related experience. Driver's license is a requirement.

Please email CV's and certified documentation to cv@tassi.biz

VACANCY AVAILABLE AT MEGASAVE SWAKOPMUND Post designation: Administration clerk Scale of salary: Negotiable, depending on suitability Closing date: 08/07/2022 MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED Matric MINIMUM EXPERIENCE 3 years' administration experience.

3 years' experience in retail / wholesale industry ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Must have sound knowledge of staff management.

Must be computer literate.

Must have relevant retail product knowledge.

Must be willing to work long hours and weekends.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Managing all company documentation and administration processing and procedures.

Customer quotations and sales orders. Customer service. Telesales.

Assistant to Branch manager. Overall management of staff.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Submit cv to hannelie@hefergroup.co m on or before closing date.

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

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CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

FOR SALE

CARS

MASSIVE SALE: KITCHEN AND SHOP EQUIPMENT: Where: Puma Kuisebmond Service Station, Walvis Bay 6 Nathaniel Maxuilili Avenue – Kuisebmond Due to ne franchise operation mode, excess kitchen and shop equipment is available for sale.

Equipment includes: · Stainless steel worktables · Merchandise shelving · 220V Avanza potato peeler · 220V Avanza Spaza chip freyers · Fume extraction fans · Food display unit, freezers · Wooden picnic chairs and tables · Six-plate gas stove and 48kg handigas cylinders · Potato cutter, bar fridges, flat top griller And many more items.

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Viewing and calling: Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 15:30.

Saturday from 09:00 to 12:00 Please call 064 – 209171 for appointment to view and make offers.

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N$ 55 000.00 or nearest cash offer Contact: 081 443 6045

JOBS WANTED JOB WANTED: 32 Year old woman is looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay (Cleaning, washing & ironing). I can start immediately.

Call: 0817952651 / 0812898441 JOB WANTED: Young woman is looking for domestic work.

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Contact: 081 286 9519 for references.

FOR SALE: Suzuki Swift model 2006. Lady’s owner. 83 000km. Manual trans-mission. In a very good condition. Price: N$46 000 neg.

Contact George at 081 296 2016 or 081 297 2730.

FOR SALE: Gwm 2.2 Steed 5 Km 101 901, Full Service History, Model 2016 N$ 125 000.00 Contact: 081 339 0968

JOBS WANTED JOB WANTED: 24-year-old lady is looking for following jobs: qualified in sewing, cleaning, baby sitting, housework, for laundering or ironing. Must be in Walvis Bay or Erongo towns.

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School News

1 JULY 2022

Pro-Ed U/19 netball NAPSO champs The under 19 Netball and under 13 teams from Pro-Ed Academy were recently crowned as the 2022 Namibian Private School Organisation (NAPSO) league champions.

The under 17 and under 12 Netball teams from Pro-Ed Academy came third in their respective leagues. The boy's hockey team came second and the girl'shockey team won the NAPSO league.

The Academy also announced that three of their under 19 girls' cricket players were selected in the Namibian National under 19 girls Cricket Squad. The players are Jorinda Fourie, Kaylee Van Wyk and Estelle Van Der Merwe.

The under 19 national cricket players Estelle Van Der Merwe, Jorinda Fourie and Kaylee Van Wyk

The NAPSO under 19 Netball league champions from Pro-Ed Academy

The boys Hockey team from Pro-Ed Academy

The NAPSO girls Hockey league champions from Pro-Ed Academy

The NAPSO bronze medal winner, the under 12 Netball team from Pro-Ed

The NAPSO bronze medal winner, the under 17 Netball team from Pro-Ed Academy

PLEASE NOTE ERONGO DART ASSOCIATION PRESENTS A SPECIAL AGM AT PROTEA PELICAN BAY TUESDAY 5 JULY 19:00 All captains and players are urged to be present as there are important changes and info that need to be discussed.

Please give indication who will attend.

The NAPSO under 13 Netball league champions from Pro-Ed Academy

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Erongo Netball League

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Maxuilili NC

Rudi Bowe Erongo Regional Netball League that started in April this year is still going strong with games played in Walvis Bay, Swakopmund and Arandis.

The league is divided in to a first division with SorentoBux is Six Maxuilili seventh after 3 and 5 Eleven Arrows, SorentoBux, Phoenix I, games respectively with 2 points each and Anchors, Kuiseb United, Maxuilili, Sparta, Phoenix I is at the bottom of the log with zero Swakopand Arandis United Netball clubs with points after 6 games.

Blue Waters Netball club that withdraw from Tomorrow, 2 July, the first and second division the league, a second division with Dream Team, games will continue at the Mondesa Netball court Phoenix 2, I Believe and B Queen Netball at Swakopmund.

Clubs.

The program is as follows: Kuiseb United is top of the log with 13 points First division: after 7 games, Anchors second with 10 points 10:00 - SorentoBux vs Anchors after 6 games, Eleven Arrows is third with 8 11:30-Eleven Arrows vs Swakop points after 6 games, Swakop NC is in the 13:00 – Maxuilili vs SorentoBux fourth place on 5 points after 4 games, Sparta is Second Division: 5th on the log with 4 points after 6 games, 14:30 - I Believe vs B Queen

Eleven Arrows NC

Phoenix I NC

Rossmund National Bowls Champions

Novanam monthly Medal Competition at Rossmund The Novanam monthly Medal Competition was held in some picture perfect weather with a field of 44 coastal golfers outtesting their skills on Saturday, 25 June 2022, at the Rossmund Golf Course.

The national Bowls league winners Rossmund Bowling Club in Swakopmund Rossmund Bowling Club in Swakopmund was crowned as the 2022 national Bowls champions as the won the men's, ladies divisions and ended second in the triples first division at the recently concluded national Bowls league that was played on 25 and 26 June at Windhoek Namib Park Bow- dies fours division and les was won by Eros, Club from Walvis ling Club from Wal- Two mixed triples Rossmund second and Bay, Tsumeb Bowling Club with Transvis Bay was second division.

Namib Park third. overall with Eros The Men's division Second division triples namib Bowling Club, Bowling Club from was won by Ross- was won by Windhoek Windhoek Bowling Windhoek third mund, Namib Park se- Bowling Club with C l u b a n d E r o s Six Bowling clubs cond, and Transnamib Namib Park second Bowling Club all from Windhoek. in the country com- third. and Transnamib third. peted in this year's In the Ladies' division, The clubs that par- Overall it was an league that starts at Rossmund took the ticipated in the national enjoyable season the end of February. honours with Namib Bowls league are Ross- with many hardThe League was Park second and Eros mund Bowling Club fought games and played in Men's third. from Swakopmund, s o m e v e r y g o o d fours division, La- The First division Trip- Namib Park Bowling bowling.

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The Overall Medal Winner for June was John Horne with a 67nett; “A” Division went to Douw van Wyk 69 nett; “B” Division: Eddy van Wyk also 69nett; “C” Division: Des Frankfort 73nett; Ladies Winner: Justine Shikulo 70nett and the Best Junior on the Day was Kevin Zhang 75nett. Well done to all the players and thanks to Novanam for their ongoing support of this competition.

There were three 2-clubs recorded

by David Peake; Bertie Saunderson & Eddy van Wyk. It was great to have Robertha on hand to officiate at the prize giving.

Our was sponsored by The Williams & Knight Insurance Brokers Wednesday competition last week represented as always by Oom Billy Knight – I think one could say a record field of 39

golfers – well done guys and gals.

Unfortunately one of the organizers (no name mentioned) omitted to put out Nearest to the Pin Markers so these were replaced by a “dop” for all those who managed to shoot a 2club- Helen Boettger (great to have you back in the fold) Fred Bossé; Fanie Terblanche.

Club House was buzzing with lots of noise and banter especially when it came to the Most Golf for the Day – yes can you believe it a 5-way count out on 25pts - the loser/winner (depending on which way you look at it) was Marc Gregan.

Our 18 Holes Winner was newcomer Fred Bossé with 40 points; this week's Front 9 belonged to Pete Bass 21 points whilst Gaby Adams also on 21 points won the Back 9.

Thanks again for all the support.

The winners of the Novanam monthly Medal Competition are from left to right: Des Frankfort; George Murasiki (RGC Cpt); John Horne; Justine Shikulo; Robertha Jansen (Novanam); Kevin Zhang; Douw van Wyk; Eddy van Wyk.

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1 JULY2022

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First Junior Sailing Nationals The Namibian Sailing Association with Western Industrial Supplies and Laramon Tours hosted its Junior Sailing Nationals on 18 and 19 June at Walvis Bay Yacht Club.

From east weather to southerly wind as the after a break but it was cold fronts coming boats were rigged but Anna from Windhoek up from the Cape, with the tide ebbing followed by Emily Walvis Bay has seen they were out in the from Okahandja who its fair share of Bay by 10.30am and dominated race 1 and weather this month, sailed 3 races before 2. Race 3 saw the posiso it was an anxious returning to shore tions for first and setime for the Nami- followed by another in cond unchanged but there was a fierce battle bian Sailing Asso- a brisk 15 knots.

The first race saw for 3rd place with Maciation.

Saturday dawned sailors getting to grips riel from Walvis Bay cold with a very light with their equipment holding off Tatiana from Windhoek. John Crous and Robert Zander sailed exceptionally well for their first nationals both finishing the races in good time.

After a break for lunch the wind quickly increased and only 3 boats finished the third race, with Anna in first place and Tatiana get her first second of the series, the others took their sails down on the

water and were towed in by the rescue boats.

After the wind on Saturday, Sunday was the opposite with no wind, the boats were on the water but race officer Peter Davidson had to postpone the start until 12 noon.

The fifth race of the series was held in less than 3 knots and was very challenging for all competitors, but was won by Emily, leaving

Anna to take her first third place after dominating the series. In the last race Anna was confused by the circling wind and despite the course remaining as an Olympic course she led the first 3 boats around the 5th mark the wrong way.

This would have ended in disqualification if she had not realised her mistake and rerounded the buoy in the correct

way. The prize giving was held in Walvis Bay Yacht Club and the Commodore, Theo Schoemann was there to congratulate competitors.

Overall positions: 1st -Anna Verchusa, 2nd Emily Zander, 3rd Tatiana Verchusa, 4th Mariel Thompson, 5th John Crous 6th Robert Zander

Sparta, total bragging right at coast Rudi Bowe

After Sparta 1 beat Kudus III 28-17 there second team put on a very good display showing that they are not just here to fill spots as they defeated Kudus III with a sweet 16-9 on Saturday, 25 June, at the Jan Wilken Stadium Walvis Bay. Our squad showed great courage and resilience and deserved every bit of this important victory, and they can only build on their achievement. The win also gave them a very necessary confidence boost. Sparta 1 will be kicking off Round ll in Outjo this on Saturday 2 July.

On the same day at the Jan Wilken Stadium the Kudu Bokkies defeated the Okahandja Huskies 27-0.

Kudu Bokkies try scorers were national team players Faisel-lee Tjivava (prop) and Tammy-Lee Roodt (second row). Emilyn Marais (second row), Ernistine GomKhaises (number 8) and Zenobia van Wyk (fly-half) also visited the chalked line. Flanker Nessckeenett Jansen converted one of the five tries scored by Kudus.