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namib times SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6914 FRIDAY 21 MAY 2021

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Swakopmund traffic circles a waiting disaster See Report on Page 2

inside CRAN celebrates 10 years

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World Bee Day Covid-19:

Cases more severe, more hospitalisations and deaths Namibia's health authorities issued a stern warning of a steep increase in the number of new Covid-19 infections and also a higher death rate in recent weeks.

This increase also represents more severe cases, higher number of hospitalisations, and deaths.

With the winter only days away, Namibians are urged to adhere to Covid-19 safety procedures and to embrace the opportunity to get vaccinated.

“Recent weeks have witnessed a steep spike in the numbers of new Covid-19 infections around the country. On average, Covid-19 infections are reported in all fourteen regions of the country on a daily basis”, states the ministry of health and social services in a recent public notice.

Adding, the increase in cases exerted pressure on the capacities in intensive care units of both public- and private hospitals.

The ministry attributes this increase in cases to Namibians becoming complacent, and letting their guard down in the fight against the Covid19 pandemic. As citizens of the country Namibians can do their part by complying with public health regulations. That includes wearing face masks correctly, wash hands regularly, avoid crowded places, practise social distancing and to isolate and get tested should a person show any symptoms associated with a Coronavirus infection.

Namibians are also urged to respect curfew hours (22:00-04:00 all days of the week) and business owners and managers need to ensure their premises promote social distancing and stay within the business hours provided for in the public health regulations.

Both the B.1351 and B1.1.7 strains of the Coronavirus, respectively the more dangerous variant of the Coronavirus found in South Africa and the United Kingdom has since been detected in Namibia. These variants are associated with more severe infections, higher hospitalisation rate and also higher death rate, prompting the ministry of health and social services to monitor developments very closely, according to the statement.

As lockdowns have proven globally as the most efficient way to curb the pandemic, Namibians cannot rule out lockdowns in the ensuing months, if the need arises.

It remains therefore a patriotic duty of every Namibian to adhere to safety regulations, and in doing so ensure their fellow countrymen stay protected, to preventing further harm to the Namibian economy (any form of lockdown) and to speed up the country's return to normal life.

Well-known security operator, Nicky van Zyl acquitted on housebreaking and theft charges A well-known personality in Walvis Bay’s private security industry, Mr. Nickey van Zyl (46) was acquitted on a case of housebreaking with the intent to steal and a second charge of theft on Wednesday.

Van Zyl was arrested on 22 December 2018 as the only suspect in a burglary at the branch of Ackermans at the Metropolitan Plaza in Walvis Bay’s central business district. The burglary took place some time during the night of 21/22 December. Cash to the value of N$58 000 was stolen during the burglary.

A local magistrate ruled on Wednesday there was inconclusive evidence to convict van Zyl. Close circuit television footage was also unclear and the burglar could not be identified from this footage.

The stolen cash was never recovered.

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Street repairs pick up pace in Walvis Bay

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Sports News Pages 19 & 20

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Traffic circles’ turning angles too narrow The eastern-most traffic roundabout, on the B2 at the eastern entry of Swakopmund, was the scene of yet another truck accident.

The turning circle of the circle is very narrow, it is believed. In several incidents over the past few years heavy laden trucks become unstable when they take the turn, resulting in it tipping over or losing their load.

In this incident the truck carried marble blocks. The blocks fell off as the truck took the narrow turn.

The marble blocks caused an obstruction in the road and traffic had to be re-routed. Residents of Swakopmund feel these circles are too narrow for trucks to us. Since the accident there was an outcry for the local authority to take the matter up with the Roads Authority of Namibia which bears responsibility for this stretch of the road.

Others again are of opinion some truck drivers are entering the circle at high speed and some trucks are poorly loaded and are unstable.

There is also concern about truck drivers opting to use the B2 coastal road via Swakopmund to Walvis Bay. With the new dual lane highway completed behind the dunes, many feel the traffic authority of Swakopmund and the Namibian Police need to compel trucks to use this new road and avoid the B2 coastal road. They suspect truck operators choose the B2 coastal road in order to avoid the weigh bridge at Walvis Bay's eastern entry point (airport road).

Body of newborn found in waste bin The body of a newborn baby was discovered in a waste skip in Walvis Bay's Kuisebmond suburb on Monday morning. A member of the public made the grim discovery in Nathanië Maxuilili Street.

Members of the Namibian Police removed the body from the skip.

People who witnessed this were enraged and questioned how a mother could be so cruel to dump her newborn. A woman was seen crying as the Police carried the tiny body, wrapped in cloth.

An investigation has since been launched to find the mother.

Bank Windhoek launches its mobile banking app Bank Windhoek reached a significant milestone today with the introduction of its new Bank Windhoek Mobile Banking App on both the Apple App and Google Play Stores.

“At Bank Windhoek, our strategy is directed by what our customers' needs and wants are. Our customer-centric approach enables us to ensure relevance and maintain our position as a relationship brand. We are delighted to introduce our newly designed Mobile Banking App for our personal segment,” said Bank Windhoek's Head of Digital, Data, and Customer Transformation, Ryan Geyser.

Prime Minister receives her Covid-19 vaccine Namibia' Prime Minister Saara Nandjila Kuugongelwa-Amadhila joined other Cabinet members and senior Government official at Rhino Park in Windhoek on Saturday, to receive the Covid-19 vaccine. According to reports the prime minister received the AstraZeneca CoviShield.

According to the latest statistics that were available at the time of going to press yesterday, a total of 56 759 Namibians received the first dose so far. A total of 22 377 received the Sinopharm Covid-19 vaccine and 34 582 people received the AstraZeneca CoviShield.

A total of 3 780 Namibians already received their second dose.

A total of 51 827 people contracted Covid-19 since the pandemic hit the country in the first weeks of 2020, of which 48 531 people recovered (94 % recovery rate).

A total of 612 people died of Covid-19 and a further 127 people died of Covid-19 related illnesses.

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CRAN celebrates ten years

The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN), developed an extensive an independent regulator, that supervises and promotes the database allowing it to provision of telecommunications services and networks, collect data from all broadcasting, postal services and the use and allocation of radio licensees through a live spectrum in Namibia today marks (10) ten years since CRAN portal. This informainception on 18 May 2011, thus celebrating a decade of excellent tion was expanded to service delivery and innovation. build a database for CRAN, successfully “CRAN established a termination rates in determining the access d e l i v e r e d o n i t s firm regulatory frame- Namibia that decreas- gap in Namibia by mandate, mission and work for the Digital ed from 1.06c to 0.10c mapping all the invision and has effec- Terrestrial Television for mobile and fixed formation. In 2017 tively contributed ( D T T ) s w i t c h o v e r operators alike bet- Namibia won the ITU positively towards process and formulated ween January 2009 and award for improvethe socio-economic a comprehensive DTT October 2016. And in ment in data collection. d e v e l o p m e n t o f Frequency-Channeling accordance with the Furthermore, CRAN Namibians through Plan, which other Communications Act facilitated the exten“ P u s h i n g I C T S o u t h e r n A f r i c a n (No. 8 of 2009), a sion and digitisation of Forward”. In 2011, Development Commu- s t r e a m l i n e d c o m - ICT infrastructure, and CRAN opened its nity (SADC) regulators plaints handling sys- the introduction of the doors with only 5 used as a benchmark. tem was also imple- 4th generation (LTE) employees and now And most recently, mented to further en- mobile technology in has a workforce of CRAN established the sure fair competition the country. And with 63. Since inception, regulatory framework and consumer pro- CRAN finalising the CRAN promoted 20 for Digital Sound tection in the telecom- regulatory framework employees to various Broadcasting (DSB) munications sector. In on numbering plan and roles, employed 8 in- paving the way for- addition, CRAN has number portability for terns on a permanent ward for radio broadbasis and boasts a casting to embrace a Swakopmund mere 2% staff turn- digital world,” added over.

Nghikembua. “ T h r o u g h c o m - CRAN reached a mileBosveld Braai & Liquor is looking for a young honest, mitment, determina- stone when it ensured hardworking male salesperson. tion, and team work, that 120% mobile No previous experience is needed but the candidate needs both from within the penetration rate in the to be responsible, be able to learn new skills, have sober Authority and with country was reached. habits and be willing to work long hours. external strategic This was achieved Duties will include but not be limited to: stakeholders, CRAN because CRAN made · Sales · Packing stock has in a relatively sure to establish re· Merchandising· Door security short time been in- gulatory frameworks · Cashiers work when needed strumental in the is- that created an enviIf you are interested send your CV and a recent photo suance of 58 Te- ronment that promotes of yourself to bosveld.vacancies@gmail.com lecommunications fair competition as can Service Licenses, 14 b e s e e n b y t h e Community Broadcasting Service Licenses, 1 Signal Distributor and 20 Commercial Broadcasting Service Licenses, thus providing a wide array of telecommunications, broadcasting and postal services throughout Namibia,” said Emilia Nghikembua, Chief Executive Officer, CRAN.

Namibia, once implemented, consumers will soon be able to move with their numbers from one network to another with ease.

As we celebrate a decade of excellence, CRAN commits to continued efforts in ensuring consumer protection and advocacy, as it remains an integral part of our mandate.” Thank you to everyone who has walked with us so far.

We appreciate your support and will continue to work towards achieving our vision – access, quality, and affordability for all,” said Nghikembua.

Emilia Ng-hikembua, the Chief Executive Officer of CRAN.

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World Bee Day World Bee Day was celebrated yesterday (20 May) worldwide.

Many bee species are facing extinction due to pesticides used in agriculture and also in gardens. Without bees, humankind's existence is also under threat as we need pollinators to produce food.

The African Wild Bee Institute issued a statement this week (below) to sensitise communities across Africa to preserve the existence of bees: “In Africa we live in one of the most species rich, diverse, and most beautiful continents on the planet. Our lives are still intricately connected to nature, from the food we eat, to the water we drink, to the air we breathe, to the soil in which we plant our food, and to the sheer spiritual solace we can find in nature. These natural processes are intimately linked to pollinators; those insects, birds, butterflies, beetles, rodents and even lizards which are abundant in our biologically diverse landscapes. Bees are the most important pollinators and on World Bee Day we have much to celebrate here in Africa.

Bee conservation saves more than the wild honeybees. If the wild bees go extinct in Africa, so does the fauna and flora, in fact whole ecosystems that are dependent on the role of the wild bees.

On Thursday May 20th, World Bee Day 2021, we recognised the importance of protecting all of our wild bees. They directly impact our human well-being, our nutrition, and the life support systems of our environments. Africa is rich with such diversity and such health.

Go out with wonderment on that day, and look for Africa's wild bees, whether in your gardens or towns, villages, farms or wild spaces. Bees are beautiful and fascinating to study, each with their own character and unique behaviours. Bee-watch like others bird-watch. Look for patterns in their behaviour and maybe they will reveal something extraordinary to you; they might reveal some of their secrets. We know so little about these crucial pollinators”.

Lucky escape for two drivers on coastal road The drivers of these two vehicles had a lucky escape near Vierkantklip on Sunday night. Both drivers took evasive action to prevent a head-one collision resulting in one of the vehicles (black vehicle) to veer off the road and overturning.

The other vehicle also left the road, but the driver could prevent it from overturning.

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WE ARE HIRING Two vacancies at Coastal Office National.

POSITION 1: KEY ACCOUNTS MANAGER

PET ALERT FOUND

Found: Female - at Emanuel Kambo Street

Found: Female - at Emanuel Kambo Street

Found: Male at Platz am Meer

Please contact the SPCA in Swakopmund to claim your pet 064 - 404419

· You are a key client manager with at least 5 years work experience in retail. · You have bookkeeping experience and are familiar with IQ retail POS or similar. · You are computer literate, with advanced skills in MS Office and Teams · You are experienced and knowledgeable in tenders both government and corporate processes. · You know Namibia well, both culturally and geographically. · You are fluent in English and Afrikaans (German a bonus). · You are organized, driven, with particularly good time management, detail-oriented and full of selfinitiative. · You are looking for a long-term position and can take on responsibility. · You have a clean police record and come with at least three recent work references.

If you meet ALL the requirements for respective vacancies above, e-mail your CV including cover letter indicating which position you are applying for, references and required documentation to coastal@offienational.com.na Applications close: 31 May 2021

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Street rehabilitation gains momentum *More contractors appointed *Several streets to be tarred The Municipality of Walvis Bay is in the process to re-establish its in-house road repair team to assist with the general repair of street surfaces. Three contractors have also been appointed, with prospects of more contractors to be appointed to resurface streets and also tar new roads.

The Walvis Bay town council made street repairs, and the construction of more tar roads, two of its main priorities for the immediate future.

In addition, the Department of Water, Waste and Environmental Affairs also appointed four contractors to repair sewer lines. Leaking sewer lines eroded street foundations at many locations across Walvis Bay, leading to potholes and rendering segments of the street unusable for vehicle traffic.

The municipality this week elaborated on the current street repair activities in Walvis Bay: Slurry Reseal: During the recent rains, pools of stagnant water formed on the roads for prolonged periods, results in immediate damage to road surfaces.

Many streets are currently receiving a slurry seal surface to prevent the ingress of water into the underlying layers of road foundation, thereby prolonging the lifespan of these streets.

To attend to this, Council already appointed three contractors in March this year. These contractors are Ghaba Investment, Ndume Trading and Somseb Trading Enterprises. Repair work is progressing steadily and will cover all suburbs.

To date slurry surfacing has been conducted in the Northern Industrial Area in Theo-Ben Gurirab Street, and a portion of Circumferential Road.

In Kuisebmond a portion of Nathaniel Maxuilili Street has been completed.

In Meersig First Street North, an intersection of Main Street and Kovambo Nujoma Avenue.

In the Lagoon, slurry sealing is progressing in Thomas Morris Street.

Walvis Bay Town: portions of Theo-Ben Gurirab th Street, Hage Geingob Street and 6 Rd. Slurry th resealing has just commenced in 8 Rd as well.

Reconstruction/Preservation of Roads: Council recently appointed Windhoek Consulting Engineers to kick-start the road reconstruction/ preservation programme.

The consultant will make an assessment of all streets to determine which streets need to be prioritised for rehabilitation and which streets will have to be fully reconstructed.

Some already prioritised for full reconstruction or in sections include: Ben Amadhila Road, Circumferential Road, Kovambo Nujoma Road, Rikumbi Kandanga Rd and Union Street. In fact, Union Street is the first on which work will be conducted.

A number of intersections are also planned to be rebuilt with interlocks. The intersection of 5th Road and Hidipo Hamutenya has already been resurfaced with interlocks to protect it from especiallyheavyvehicletraffic.

In addition, the following streets will be tarred in Kuisebmond: Johanna Benson; Fisant; a portion of Khomas Hochland, Kingklip as well as a portion of Brandberg Street. Council also busy linking Khomas Hochland Street with Okulumbashe St. in order to direct traffic to and from the newT-junction ontheB2.

On the pictures: slurry resurfacing recently in Theo-Ben Gurirab Street.

The painting of traffic lines have also been completed on some stretches of street.

Road teams are thanked for their quality work.

Shacks need to move to make space for street tarring works Residents of shacks along Johanna Benson Street in Kuisebmond are urged to pay heed to notices issued by the municipality of Walvis Bay to move, in order to make space for the street tarring works that is due to commence within the next few weeks.

Dozens of shacks are so close to the road that there is no space to work, and in some instances shacks are actually infringing on the street reserve.

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

ESTATE NOTICE Estate No: E 916/2021

CONSENT: Consultancy ON ERF NO: 988 TOWNSHIP/AREA: CBD (Walvis Bay) STREET NAME & NO: Theo Ben Gurirab 42.

In the estate of the late Hermanus Bernardus Olivier, Id No 610421 1007 7, who died on 7 March 2021, resided at No.32 Nelken Street, Swakopmund, Namibia and who was married in out of community of property to Theresa Magdalena Olivier.

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: Consultancy.

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 4 June 2021.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Jeanine de Jager, P O Box 5192, Walvis Bay email: jeaninedejager6@gmail.com

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

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CONSENT: Pre-School and Day Care Centre ON ERF/ERVEN NO: 3308 TOWNSHIP/ SUBURB: Kuisebmond STREET NAME & NO: Ohanda 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: Pre-School and Day Care Centre.

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

P J BURGER Agent of the Executor c/o KINGHORN ASSOCIATES Haus Altona 2 - 6 Tobias Hainyeko Street P O Box 1455 Swakopmund info@kinglaw.com.na (Ref: PJB/sk EST 231/0001-60)

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this ESTATE NOTICE application may be obtained at Town Planning, In the Estate of the late First Floor, Rooms 101 & 105, Civic Centre.

Glynis Mary Magson 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 4 June 2021.

who died on 26 June 2020 and was residing at No.28 Diamond Street, Vineta, Swakopmund, Namibia.

Notice is hereby given that the First and Final NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Ms L i q u i d a t i o n a n d P K Mwita, P O Box 650, Walvis Bay Distribution Accounts are email: mwitapau@gmail.com lying for inspection at the offices of the Master of the High Court at Windhoek and the Magistrate’s Office at Swakopmund for a period of 21 (twenty one) days from date of publication hereof for all interested parties.

If no objection against the aforesaid account is lodged within the period stated, the Executor will proceed to pay out in accordance with the contents thereof.

PIETER HAMMAN Legal practitioners Stadtmitte 2nd Floor Sam Nujoma Avenue P O Box 2148 Swakopmund (Ref: MAT17987 - ml/am)

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Notice is given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the Regional Liquor Licencing Committee, Region Erongo.

1. Name and postal address of applicant: Wild Rocket Café CC, P.O. Box 130, Swakopmund.

2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Wild Rocket Café.

3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: Unit 10A, Kronheimer Courtyard, 37 Sam Nujoma Avenue, Erf 5356, Swakopmund.

4. Nature and details of application: New application for a Special Liquor Licence to unit 10A, Kronheimer Courtyard, 37 Sam Nujoma Avenue, Erf 5365, Swakopmund.

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

6. Date on which application will be lodged: 15 June 2021.

7. Date of meeting of Committee at which application will be heard: 11 August 2021.

ESTATE NOTICE In the Estate of the late Percy Albert Francis who died on 26 May 2020 and was residing at No.17 Gamboina Road, Rondebosch, Cape Town, South Africa.

Notice is hereby given that the First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Accounts are lying for inspection at the offices of the Master of the High Court at Windhoek and the Magistrate’s Office at Swakopmund for a period of 21 (twenty one) days from date of publication hereof for all interested parties.

If no objection against the aforesaid account is lodged within the period stated, the Executor will proceed to pay out in accordance with the contents thereof.

PIETER HAMMAN Legal practitioners Stadtmitte 2nd Floor Sam Nujoma Avenue P O Box 2148 Swakopmund (Ref: MAT17958 ml/am)

NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION OF MOVABLE PROPERTIES KINDLY TAKE NOTICE THAT in pursuance of a judgement granted on 11th of July 2019, in the Walvis Bay Magistrate's Court and a Warrant of Execution issued thereafter the following goods will be sold in execution commencing on the 4th of June 2021 until 7th June 2021 by public auction at Erf No 3764, Grand Avenue No .24, Industrial Area, Walvis Bay at 10:00, by the Messenger of Court: GOODS 1 x Mirror 1 x Wooden Pallet Table 1 x Round wooden display bench 4 x Clothing racks 3 x Full Mannequins 2 x Half Mannequins

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.

4 x Boxes full of clothes 2 x Plastic containers of clothes 1 x Plastic Perspex round show case 1 x Reception desk wood + glass 1 x HP pc + accessories 1 x Filing rack 1 x L-shape office desk

CONDITIONS OF SALE: Voetstoots to the highest bidder.

DATED at WALVIS BAY on this 17th of MAY 2021 Execution Creditor's Attorneys Fouché-VanVuuren Legal Practitioners P.O. Box 2549 Walvis Bay 6th street no. 83 Walvis Bay Tel No. : 064 -205552, Fax No. : 064 -220551 Ref : ERO12/0024/MIC

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North/west facing Veranda with braai Long garage with electric gate Building looked after by Haus Lüderitz body corporate- included in rent 10 000/month negotiable 081-124 0375 nick@nicksracing.com TO RENT: Narraville 1x bedroom flat open plan kitchen Toilet Built in cupboards in bedroom. No garage W/E incl.

Available immediately Contact: 081450 7439 081 220 5705 TO LET Swakopmund Old Industrial Area: WORKSHOP: 219m², office, alarm, 3 Phase electricity, deposit payable.

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DONOVAN ERWIN HAWES Psalms 40: 1 - 3 “I waited patiently for the Lord to help me, and he returned to me and heard me cry.

He lifted me out of the pit of despair, out of the mud and the mire he set my feet on solid ground and steadied me as I walked along.

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AWEH, coastal teams in round of 16 Rudi Bowe

Narraville's community football team Western Spurs

Narraville's community football team Western Spurs and the mighty Blue Waters from Kuisebmond went through to Round of 16, after both teams won their respective game in the MTC Namibia Football Association (NFA) Cup AWEH Round of 32 over the past weekend.

Western Spurs who made a piece of history as the man from Narraville and Kangweru Black Tops drew 1-1 after full time at the Omulunga S t a d i u m i n Grootfontein. Kativa

Ngongo put the Black Tops ahead after 33 minutes and Lugano Fischer scored the equalizer for Spurs in the second half. Spurs won the penalty shootout that followed 4-3 to advanced.

The Chairman of Western Spurs FC Tyron Mouton said that it was a very hard game, but they are happy to have advanced to the next round.

Mouton said, “The performance of all the

Rössing marathon – celebrating 30 years of road running Rössing Uranium will be commemorating 30 years' anniversary as official sponsor of the Rössing National Marathon Championship, on 19 June 2021.

This milestone event no national champion Daylight noted that the will be celebrated with will be crowned due to m i n i - m a r a t h o n i s a virtual marathon, to participants running on strictly for veteran athletes only, who have ensure that we adhere different road terrains. to the Covid-19 res- Rössing Uranium's Cor- been invited by Swakop trictions and measures porate Communication Striders, through their in place; allowing Manager Daylight Ek- clubs. runners to participate a n d j o s a i d a n For the virtual run, we from wherever they investment of 30 years invite all Namibian find themselves. The is a milestone worth runners to register on event was initially set celebrating and it is t h e E v e n t s To d a y for 6 March but was important for Rössing Namibia website, on or postponed to June, Uranium to celebrate before 21 May. due to the Covid-19 the journey with our “It is important that you gathering restrictions. runners throughout the register on time, for the organisers to arrange Since this event also country. forms part of Rössing “We envisaged a bigger the delivery of your race U r a n i u m ' s s o c i a l event but due to Covid- pack accordingly,” she investment activities, 19 being amongst us, the said. a mini-marathon will safety of our runners is Runners are reminded be held in Swakop- priority and for that that they will need to mund with invited r e a s o n w e h a d t o download a tracking veteran athletes from explore an alternative, a p p f r o m a l i n k d i ff e r e n t r u n n i n g b e i n g t h e v i r t u a l provided by FinishTime clubs to compete for m a r a t h o n . We a r e when you have comthe marathon prize confident that all our pleted your registration. a n d d e v e l o p m e n t local runners will join us The 2020 Rössing bonus given to the from their different National Marathon open category win- towns in celebrating this champion Mynhardt ners. This time around milestone,” she said.

Kauanivi will be amongst the invited athletes to compete at this year's minimarathon in Swakopmund.

players was exceptional.

That claimed the win and progressiion to the next round.”

“We just need the support of our c o m m u n i t y. We encourage businesses to see if they can give us financial support as we are the only team in Narraville and we have been around for so long”, Mouton said.

Blue Waters claimed bragging rights as they defeated coastal rivals Eleven Arrows 2-0 during at the MTC NFA Cup AWEH round of 32 clash at the Sam Nujoma Stadium in Windhoek with Petrus Ambrosious and Henrico Hoebeb was the goal scorers for Blue Waters.

Unfortunately, Eleven A r r o w s a n d Swakopmund Football Club (SFC) didn't make it to the round of 16 of the country's biggest Cup competition. The team from Swakopmund

lost 2-3 to Ohangwena Nampol FC at the Oscar Norich Stadium in Tsumeb and Eleven Arrows lost against Blue Waters.

The organizers now know who the remaining teams are to be able to do the draw for the round of 16, which will be played on 19 and 20 June at venues yet to be determined.

The quarterfinals will take place on the weekend of 3-4 July, and the last four teams will battle it out on 17-18 July for the privilege of being involved in the final on 31 July.

The 16 teams that still have a claim at the cup are Western Spurs, Blue Waters, Civics, Black Africa, Nossob FC, Citizens, Tura Magic, Young African, Young Brazilians, Super 11 FC, Tigers, Ohangwena NamPol, New Poison, Khuse FC, DTS Hopsol and Mighty Gunners.

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Bokkies trashed on home ground The FNB Rehoboth Woman's Rugby Club run in 7 ties to trash the FNB Kudu Bokkies 39-0 last Saturday at the Jan Wilkens Stadium in Walvis Bay. The match that was a first for the women from Rehoboth and the second for the Bokkies in the Namibia Rugby Union's Women's League was full of action and very hard with a few yellow cards to players from both teams.

The halftime score was 17-0 in favour of Rehoboth with Fiola Vleite, Chrisenthia Bassingswaight and Alicia Gertze visited the try line. Alicia Gertze was successful with only one conversion.

In the second half the women from Rehoboth run in three more tries of which three by Fiola Vleite and one by Ivonne Kooper who was also successful with one conversion.

Tomorrow Kudus 1- and 2-men's teams will host Reho Falcons from Rehoboth in the NRU Premier and reserve leaguesat the Jan Wilkens Stadium.

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The Dome Recognised As HPC Rudi Bowe

Erongo Sports Council established Rudi Bowe

Magic Nyambe, Freddy Mwiya (NSC), Fanus Engelbrecht (The Dome) and Ulla Finkeldey (The Dome) The Namibia Sport Commission (NSC) the regulator of Sport in Namibia recognises The Dome in Swakopmund as a privately owned high-performance centre in Namibia.

The Chief Administrator of the NSC Freddy Mwiya and Chief Executive Office of The Dome Fanus Engelbrecht, in line with Vision 2030 officially signed the memorandum of recognition with last Friday in Swakopmund.

Mwiya said at the signing of the recognition that the endorsement of The Dome as a privately owned highperformance centre will contribute toward the development and empowering of the youth.

Mwiya said “The Dome as a private institution has been recognised long before as a centre that offer high performance services to athletes, so what we as the NSC did is to inform all Namibian and the world that The Dome is a high-class centre with very high standards.”

“We at The NSC would like all world sport bodies and

athlete to know the Namibian Government is satisfied and happy with the services that are on offer at The Dome and that we will rate them 8 out of 10 to leave room for improvement” Mwiya said.

According to Mwiya this is the second HPC that the NSC is recognising in the Namibia with the HPC at Windhoek Gymnasium also a privately owned centre. We the NSC need to support private businesses that would like to invest in sport in the country.

According to the Board Chairman of NAMSCORE Sports Consultancy Dr Ndeulipula Hamutumwa the recognition of the HPC at The Dome was long overdue.

Dr Hamutumwa said “It is very important for the NSC to provide the necessary support to the privet sector as it is for the private sector to invest in sports.”

Dr Hamutumwa believes that with this relationship between the

NSC and The Dome we see more international athletes and team come to Namibia for the preparation for world class event.

“We need to encourage the more private businesses to invest in sports in the country” Dr Hamutumwa said.

The General Manger at The Dome said that they are much exited as this opens the door for The Dome to be recognised internationally and thus help to promote Sports Tourism in the country.

Finkeldey said “I feel elated as this was two years in the making.

“We at The Dome would like to thank every Namibian, all sports Federations and athletes for their support over the years and thus help us to be a HPC and we invite more private companies like Radio Electronics in Walvis Bay through their partnership with Garmin that came onboard” Finkeldey said.

Cabous Bowls Champion Rudi Bowe Cabous Olivier won the men's Open Singles titles at the Namibian National Bowls Championships recently held in Windhoek.

A total of 70 Men and ladies bowling from Namib Park, Rossmund, Tsumeb, Eros, Windhoek and TransNamib Bowling Club's took part in 42nd y e a r o f t h e championship in disciplines ranging from singles to pairs to trips to

fours.

The oldest participant was Mr Eric Luff at the young age of 90 with the youngest competitors Hailey and Danelle van Wyk at the a g e s o f 11 a n d 1 0 respectively.

The national championships were held over a period of a week at Eros

Bowling Club, Windhoek Bowling Club and Transnamib Bowling Club, with the finals at Eros Bowling Club.

Cabous Olivier and Marietjie van den Bergh won the men and women's Open Singles titles after they beat Piet Appollis and Huipie van Wyk in the

The Erongo Sports Council (ESC) was established last Friday 14 May with the election of its members at the office of the Erongo regions council in Swakopmund.

The election of the ESC members was done at a meeting that was held with member from various Sport codes in the region. The members that were present were Nelson Meroro (Erongo Regional Council), Llewellyn Manale (Karate), Frank Slabbert (Athletics), Wallace Doëseb (Soccer), Antoinette Tsuses (Women's Soccer), Belinda Oberholster (Atheltics), Creswill Scholtz (Athletics), Foxy Afrikaner (Netball), Ryan Matsi (Women's Soccer), Valdemar Swart (Karate), Llewellyn Manale (Karate) and Lesley Goreseb in the presence of Chief Administrator at the Namibian Sports Commission, Mr Simataa Mwiya and Magic Nyambe also from the office of the Namibian Sports Commission .

Chief Administrator at the Namibian Sports Commission, Mr Simataa Mwiya said that the members have been tasked and mandated to become actively involved with all sporting codes in the region and spearhead the regions sporst development for a three-year term.

Mwiya encouraged the new commissioners to draw inspiration from what the region has achieved so far in sports, despite the apparent challenges.

"Work hard and serve the region, leave fighting each other, you have a mandate on your shoulders" Mwiya said.

The ESC members that were elected are Chairperson - Mr Lesley Goreseb, Vice-Chairperson - Mr Wallace Doëseb, Secretary General - Mr Frank Slabbert, Treasurer - Ms Belinda Oberholster, Public Relations Officer - Mr Llewellyn Manale and Regional Council representative - Mr Nelson Meroro.

According to the Public Relations Officer Mr Llewellyn Manale they are looking forward to governance amongst all of our registered regional sports codes.

“We are here to see that the best is done for every single sport code, lets join hands and serve everyone with the best interests at heart” Manale said.

The Erongo Sports Council are in the back row: Llewellyn Manale (PRO), Nelson Meroro (ERC) Wesley Doëseb (Vice-Chair) Belinda Oberholster Treasurer) Frank Slabbert (Secretary General).Front Row: SimataaMwiya (NSC) and Lesley Goreseb (Chair) finals respectively. Ronan Olivier beat Johan Jacobs in the Men's Plate Singles final and Elna Esterhuizen beat Truda Meaden in the Women's Plate Singles final.

Willie Esterhuizen, Colin Peake and Rudi Vaessler, beat Cabous Olivier, Ronan Olivier and Poena Olivier in the Men's Trips title final and Marietjie van den Bergh, Amanda Steenkamp and Lesley Ve r m e u l e n a r e t h e Women's Trips champions after beating Anjuleen Viljoen, Elzaan de Villiers and Annelize Wolfaardt in the final.

The Senior Men's Singles champion is Ewald Vermeulen who beat Horst Zimny in the final and the

Senior Women's Singles c h a m p i o n i s Tr u d a Meaden who beat Val Gallagher in the final.

Cabous Olivier, Graham Snyman, Ronan Olivier and Poena Olivier beat Axel Krahenbuhl, Piet Appollis, Kat Steenkamp and Wojtek Majewski in the Men's Fours title final.

Axel Krahenbuhl and Kat Steenkamp won the Men's Pairs title after beating Steven Peake and Colin Peake in the final, while Marietjie van den Bergh and Bianca Lewis won the Women's Pairs title after beating Lesley Vermeulen and Sheena Hawthorne in the final.

Steenkamp and Lesley Ve r m e u l e n w o n t h e Women's Trips title after

beating Anjuleen Viljoen, Elzaan de Villiers and Annelize Wolfaardt in the final. The Women's Fours title went to Lesley Ve r m e u l e n , A n j u l e e n Viljoen, Elzaan de Vries and Annelize Wolfaardt, who beat Marietjie van den Bergh, Amanda

Steenkamp, Annette Scholtz and Huipie van Wyk in the final.

Wojtek Majewski beat Davido Jantze in the final of the Novice Men Singles category, while Nataly Hendricks beat Yvonne Booysen in the Novice Women Singles final.

Cabous Olivier the Namibian nationals Singles Champion