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SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6762 FRIDAY 22 JUNE 2018 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

Mineworkers Union and Langer Heinrich bury the hatchets on mine’s closure Sharlien Tjambari It has been demonstrated again as so many times in the past.

Despite setbacks and challenges Namibians will always find a way to solve the matter peacefully and amicably.

Langer Heinrich Uranium (LHU) and the Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN) reached an agreement that will now pave the way for the retrenchment of 600 workers after a decision in April this year the mine would not resume production and instead be placed under a care and maintenance

program until such time more favourable market conditions return in the global uranium market.

The facilitation in the matter by the Governor of Erongo, Clr Cleophas Mutjavikua was also recognised and hailed this week, following the signing of the agreement on Monday.

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Swakopmund office, Sharlien Tjambari reported: “This week the MUN announced the great news after finally signing a retrenchment agreement with LHU on Monday, 18 June at the Governor's Office.

The signing of this retrenchment agreement comes after LHU announced the news of retrenching about 600 workers and placing its

Former Walvis Bay town clerk Gus Katiti faces probe

Gus Katiti

The former town clerk of Walvis Bay, Gus Katiti, has been suspended from his position as the Chief Executive Officer of the Namibia Institute of Pathology (NIP) following alleged financial irregularities at this parastatal. An investigation will be launched into the allegations which could involve several of Katiti’s employees at the NIP.

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The recent rains, coupled with Walvis Bay’s ageing sewer system, accelerated the formation of sinkholes at various points across the harbour town. On Wednesday this truck ended up in a sink hole in Hannah Mupetami Avenue.

See more on page 10. mine under a care and maintenance program.

The mine is working its remaining stockpiles of uranium ore, but would not be mining ore thereafter until the global uranium market recovers.

The road was treacherous since the announcement of the mine's “mothballing”. Workers staged a demonstrations and also took their plight right to the doorstep of Governor Mutjavikua.

Governor Mutjavikua explained this week that marathon negotiation sessions had been ongoing since 7 June.

The end-result was an amicable agreement which, amidst the sad news of the effective

closure of the mine until further notice, would still ensure workers retrenched are receiving a fair share of their dues.

Clr Mutjavikua thanked the two parties involved, LHU and MUN, for understanding the issues affecting the employees and said the agreement ensures that for the next months to come, employees of LHU still have food on the table.

The agreement was signed by Clr Mutjavikua, the local branch manager of MUN, Paulus Iipumbu, and LHU's management team. The agreement makes provision for LHU to pay a retrench-

ment package equal to a notice pay-out of two months (Total Cost of Employment) as well as a severance pay-out equal to two months as well as a certain amount for every year of service. The Mine will also assist employees with tax directives for income tax purposes.

In addition, employees owing the company relocation costs [as at signature on 18 June] will be released of payback period and/or repayment of the relocation costs. In terms of debt and future commitments, LHU will waive the employee's monetary study assistance, or bursary debt owed to the Continues on page 2

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company [as at 18 June]. The parties will waive commitments and obligations as to employment, work back, bursaries, etc. The monies due by the employee to the company, other than study assistance, relocation or bursaries, shall be deducted from the final payment.

For a period of 48 months, retrenched employees will enjoy preference for re-employment should the Mine resume operations within this period.

The Human Resource and Legal Affairs Manager of LHU, Johan Roux, confirmed the Mine will continue with operations until end of August this year and said the management had meetings with the Chamber of Mines to assist wherever possible for employees to be employed at other mines, preferably at mines within Erongo.

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A wage agreement which includes a 6.5 % annual wage increment over the next three years, was signed on Thursday, 21 June between Broll Namibia – a subsidiary of the Ohlthaver & List (O&L) Group – and the Broll Namibia Workers' Representative Council.

According to Broll Namibia Manager: Human Capital, Sara Kapiye, the agreement which affects 31 employees, covers the periods: 1 July 2018 – 30 June 2019; 1 July 2019 – 30 June 2020, and 1 July 2020 – 30 June 2021. Kapiye: “I am really inspired by the attitude and vision that the Workers' Representative Council approached the negotiations with. It was a great experience and it took us just a few discussions to come to an alignment. Our Council has fully embraced all circumstances and it is very clear how our purpose of 'Creating a future, enhancing life' has influenced our negotiations. We believe that our joint relationship with the Worker's Representative Council is a key enabler on this journey towards enhancing the work experiences for all our employees, every day, as their Employer of Choice”.

The O&L Group Manager: Employee Relations (ER), Shane Johr stressed on the outstanding partnership between the

Worker's Council and the company. Johr: “The O&L Group ER is committed to the partnership with the Worker's Council of Broll Namibia, and remain committed to promoting and serving the interest of Broll employees together with management.

We are pleased that the negotiations have been concluded successfully and rapidly very well done to all.”

Broll Namibia Worker's Representative Council member, Herman Katjinaani added: I would like to extend a word of thanks and gratitude on behalf of the Broll Namibia Worker's Council. We are really grateful for the management of Broll - they really understand us. The vital part is that management has managed to give us an increment above inflation and meeting our demands in this difficult economic crisis.

We are also grateful for other benefits such as a guaranteed 13th cheque, which many companies are not in a position to offer in these challenging times.”

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Press Release

Lessons from the lean times DBN Head of Marketing & Corporate Communications, their activities in form Jerome Mutumba, gives pointers for enterprises facing of cross subsidization.

Smart budgeting and recessionary challenges The consoling news is that bad times do not last forever, says Development Bank of Namibia's Head of Marketing & Corporate Communications, Jerome Mutumba. This he says in reaction to the prevailing tight economic conditions in the domestic economy.

Although it calls for cautious optimism given the marginal improvement shown in the quarterly economic performance as indicated by NSA recently, potentially, better macroeconomic conditions lie ahead. However, Mutumba points out, the fact that recession is cyclical means that it will reoccur, and enterprises must be prepared.

Talking about the impact of the recession on the Bank's

enterprise customers, Mutumba says a large number of borrowers have emerged in good condition, due to their sound business administration and accumulation of savings in their enterprises, however some experienced difficulties.

The importance of good business administration Those that have experienced difficulties, Mutumba notes, are entrepreneurs who withdrew earnings from their enterprises for immediate personal gratification, rather than using their earnings to save, acquire productive assets and diversify.

The money spent on a luxury car for personal use, Mutumba stresses, comes at a cost to the enterprise.

In the first case, money spent on personal luxury reduces savings

which could be used to sustain the enterprise during lean periods.

Secondly, those enterprises that did not acquire productive assets now have to rent equipment or outsource processes, eroding vital income streams. Thirdly, lack of revenue applied to diversification makes entrepreneurs dependent on activity in a single sector, rather than being able to spread risk.

Further explaining the point of diversification, Mutumba illustrates it with the impact of the recession and fiscal consolidation on the construction industry. Once the number of tenders was reduced, those contractors who had no other sources of income ran into difficulty. Those that diversified had second sources of income with which to sustain themselves and

cash flow management Talking about recessionary strategies for enterprises, Mutumba says, the starting point has to be critical examination of the budget and the cash flow projection. Although the immediate reaction of enterprises may be to cut back rapidly, this should be considered in light of medium to long-term loss of capacity and competitive capability.

Instead, Mutumba suggests, spending cuts should preserve the ability to compete by reducing non-essential expenditure. Meaningful reductions might include reducing equipment rental, and overtime as well as placing restrictions on non-essential expenditure such as travel and entertainment.

He also suggests that enterprises negotiate with suppliers and customers to ensure winwin outcomes that are

informed by the need for all to be sustainable in challenging situations.

An eye on future growth However, Mutumba also adds that there are opportunities for enterprises to lay the ground for growth during recession. Those businesses that maintain their market share and competitiveness will benefit from plans laid during the recession.

It is an unfortunate fact that some enterprises will lose ground or even close, and that creates opportunities for others to grow once the recessionary period lifts. The enterprise which emerges from recession is inevitably leaner and better suited to its purpose, and so can be expected to be more competitive.

Development Bank supports sustainability Talking about DBN's support to borrowers during recession or in the event of challenges, Mutumba says that the Bank seeks to

The Ministry of Finance’s Department of Inland Revenue had a successful taxpayer’s education day yester-day at venues across Erongo.

On this picture: the stall that was erected at the Protea Superspar in Walvis Bay’s central business district where taxpayers were assisted with the completion of annual income tax returns and staff of the Receiver of Revenue assisted people with tax inquiries and general questions.

DBN Head of Marketing and Communication, Jerome Mutumba, says there are valuable lessons and outcomes to be gleaned from recent lean times.

ensure the sustainability of its borrowers.

Subject to the Bank's risk guidelines, the Bank will attempt to be accommodate and allow its borrowers to recover and attain financial health.

He points out that where enterprises show a strong measure of development impact, as well as the clear prospect of returning to financial health, the Bank may at its own discretion restructure debt.

In addition, the Bank also provides support in the form of mentorship through independent experts, in order to ensure capacity. In the past, the Bank has also

provided capacity for strategic interventions to ensure the operability of enterprises with a high development impact.

The precondition for this support, Mutumba says, is a willingness to cooperate with the Bank and disclose challenges.

The lessons of lean times may be difficult to absorb, but with good business administration and a longterm approach to business growth, enterprises can proceed with confidence. The Development Bank will be there to provide support and help, where needed, Mutumba concludes.

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Court Walvis Bay Court Report 15 May Immanuel Domingo (43), Obstructing, or interfering with an authorised officer (February 2018) Case withdrawn against the accused.

Underage boy (16), Drug possession (June 2018) Accused was placed in the care of a guardian's custody. Matter is postponed to 20 June 2018.

Tsowases Innocent (24), Elizabeth Ismael (30), Theft (July 2018) Case withdrawn against both of the accused.

Dante Louw (19), Benacao Immanuel Tohande (23), Accused 1, Possession of drugs. Accused 2, dealing in drugs. (October 2017) Accused 1 was found guilty. Fine amount of N$1 000 or 2 months imprisonment. Accused 2, trial separated.

Stoffel Modiose (27), Attempted murder.

(December 2017) Matter is postponed to 18 July 2018.

Underaged girl (17), Assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. (January 2018) Matter is postponed to 30 July 2018.

Underaged girl (17), Malicious damage to property. (January 2018). Matter is postponed to 30 July 2018.

Likanadjagelwa Halitula (25), Attempted theft. (March 2018). Matter is postponed to 19 June 2018.

Paulus Valombolo (42), Derick Joel (37), Wilhelm Jacobus Scholtz (54) Theft. (April 2018) Matter is postponed to 25 July 2018.

Emily Gawases (27), common assault. (August 2018) Matter is postponed to 10 July 2018.

Raymond Gonteb (27), Possession of drugs.

(June 2018) Guilty. Fine amount of N$1 500 or 3 months imprisonment.

Imanuel Beancao (23), Dealing in drugs.

(October 2017) Remains in custody. Matter is postponed to 25 October 2018.

Mathew Haimbodi (35), Theft (June 2018) The accused was found guilty. 12 months imprisonment.

Frederika Fiona Pitt (39), Fraud and theft by false pretences. (May 2018) Matter is postponed to 26 July 2018.

Barnabas Muzanima (26), Housebreaking with the intent to steal. (January 2016) Warrant of arrest is issued.

Lysias Jaikali (47), Theft (March 2018) Bail amount of N$6 000 extended.

Nico Doeseb (42), Theft by false pretences (July 2016) Accused was found guilty. Fine amount of N$2 000 or 2 months imprisonment.

Renschia Tsowases (25), Two counts of drug possession (August 2017) Cautioned and discharged. Case finalised.

Johannes Bergh (19), Drunk driving.

(September 2017) Accused was found guilty.

Fine amount of N$4 000 or 8 months imprisonment.

Garreth van Loggenbag (32), 3 counts of

Assault with the intent to cause grievous bodily harm. (November 2017) Fine amount of N$1 500 or 2 months imprisonment.

Edwin Zeckie, Two counts of Assault with the intent to cause grievous bodily harm. (November 2017) Fine amount of N$2 000 or 3 months imprisonment.

Ruben de Beer, 3 counts of Assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. (November 2017) Fine amount of N$2 000 or 3 months imprisonment.

Underage boy (17), Housebreaking with the intent to steal And theft. (February 2018) Matter is postponed to 8 August 2018.

Samuel Gariseb (18), Housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft. (February 2018) Matter is postponed to 8 August 2018.

Thomas Tillinge Hamunyela (38), Armed robbery. (July 2018) Matter is postponed to 26 July.

Paulus Kauluma (46), Rape read with sec 94 ( Diverse occasions)of the CPA 51 of 1971 and further read with the domestic violence act 4 of 2003. (July 2018) In custody.

Charles Cook (49), 2 counts of dealing in drugs.

(July 2018) Matter is postponed to 13 September 2018.

Cloete Beanca (33), Theft. (December 2014) Matter is postponed to 11 October 2018.

Eva Maria Philemon (36), Reckless or negligent driving (November 2014) Matter is postponed to 15 October 2018.

Ignashow Mcbrown (24), Possession of drugs. ( July 2017) Matter is postponed to 10 September 2018.

Naftali Uukalele (22), Assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. (November 2017) Case was withdrawn against the accused.

Paulus Putuleni (34), Housebreaking with the intent to steal. (April 2018)Matter is postponed.

Gabriel kamati (31), Malicious damage of property. (July 2018) Guilty. Fine amount of N$2 000 or 4 months imprisonment.

Petrus Johannes (33), Assaulst with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. (July 2018) Matter is postponed and the accused is in custody.

Siyongo Mishake (34), Fraud (December 2013) Warrant of arrest was issued.

Nico Doeseb (42), Theft with false pretences. (July 2017) Postponed. Trial partly heard.

Nadia Janse van Rensburg (28), Drunk driving.

(July 2017) Accused was found not guilty and was discharged.

Renalson Haraseb (23), Drunk driving.

(December 2017) Continual of trial. Trial partly heard.

Justus Haikondja (28), Assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. (June 2018) Matter was postponed.

Tobias Mateus (54), Nicodemus Ndilipunye (35),Melkisedek Niingo lileka (41), Daddy Zikodea Bula (41), theft (May 2018)Matter is postponed and all of the accused are in custody.

Swakopmund Court Report Regional Court Petrus Nicolae (23), Robert Wellem Van Wyk (38), Clive Uvanga (19), appeared on charges of robbery and murder. The matter was postponed to 29 June for sentence. The accused remains in custody.

Jacobs De Klerk (55), appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 18 July for mental observation report in terms of section 78.

The accused have been warned.

Salmon Jaarsak (35), appeared on a charge of assault by threat. The matter was postponed to 18 July for continuation of trial. The accused remains in custody.

Gersoline Mbaseruaye Katjivikua (26), Desmond Ndura (26), appeared on charges of

receiving stolen property and theft. The matter was postponed to 22 June for submissions. The accused are on bail of N$5 000 each.

Magistrate Court Jurus Ukongo Shaanika (42), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 19 July for legal representation. The accused is on bail of N$10 000.

Riaan Uirab (24), appeared on a charge of assault read by threat. The matter was postponed to 2 July for trial. The accused remains in custody.

Paulus Hafeni Mandume (28), appeared on a charge of impersonating a member of the police.

The matter was postponed to 18 July for further investigations. The accused remains in custody.

Kaukamuna Tjiriange (26), appeared on a charge

of common law. The matter was postponed to 2 July for plea. The accused remains in custody.

Joseph Isack (23), and Salom Shapomba (36), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 17 July for fixing of trial date. The accused are on bail of N$2 000 each.

Jesaya Swartbooi (34), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 23 July for legal aid. The accused remains in custody.

Phillip Tjivahe (19), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 17 July for legal aid. The accused is on bail of N$500.

Omari Nzeymana (29), appeared on a charge of possession of cocaine. The matter was postponed to 23 July for other reason. The accused is on bail of N$5 000.

Michel Oteke Olomo (28), appeared on charges of possession of cocaine and uttering a forged instrument. The matter was postponed to 23 July for trial. The accused remains in custody.

Nehemia Nangaro Ndjamba (29), appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 22 August for further investigation. The accused is on bail of N$3 000.

Baumgarten Bendict (48), appeared on a charge of dealing in dependence producing substance. The accused is at large and a warrant of arrest was issued.

Fritz Meriri (47), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 20 August for legal aid. The accused remains in custody.

John Smith (23), appeared on a charge of fraud-forgery and uttering a forged instrument. The matter was postponed to 2 July for tracing of accused. The accused is at large and a warrant of arrest was issued.

Rodney Mokatu (29), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 16 July for plea and trial. The accused is on bail of N$500.

Simson Saffanus (25), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 3 July for plea. The accused is on bail of N$4 000.

Hendrico Somseb (25), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 3 July because the docket was at court. The accused remains in custody.

Aino Kaparu (28), Janikie Hoaeb (29), Delvin Howaseb (28), Stanley Hauseb (32) Mandume Hafeni (27), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 4 July for continuation of trial. The accused remains in custody.

Frans Nabodi (25), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 7 August for further investigation. The accused remains in custody.

Arnold Siamafumba (39), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 16 July for further investigation. The accused remains in custody.

Desney Links (25), appeared on a charge of possession of potentially dangerous dependence producing drugs. The matter was postponed to 8 August for record to be transcribed. The accused is on bail of N$1 000.

Mandume Hafenie (26), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 28 June for record and sentence. The accused remains in custody.

Rebekka Janson (44), appeared on a charge of theft by false pretences. The matter was postponed to 27 June for legal representation. The accused remains in custody.

Madelein Andreas (38), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 1 August for legal aid. The accused is on bail of N$1 000.

Nwaze Eze Kingsley (43), appeared on a charge of dealing in dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 7 August because the accused was absent. The accused remains in custody.

Michael Jacobs (31), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 28 June for plea. The accused remains in custody.

Abius Nangukui (30), appeared on a charge of reckless or negligent driving.

The matter was postponed to 28 June for plea. The accused remains in custody.

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Media release

Bank Windhoek finances Bel Esprit Bank Windhoek Corporate and Institutional Banking are proud to have financed of the newly built Bel Esprit Mental Health Clinic, a 69-bed mental health care facility situated on the corner of Mosé Tjitendero and Henry Kaltenbrun Street, Olympia, Windhoek, which officially opened its doors on 12 June.

A first of its kind in Namibia, the Bel Esprit Mental Health Clinic will offer specialised private inpatient care, with psychiatric nursing staff providing 24-hour support to clients, seven days a week. Clients will also be monitored, evaluated and treated by medical and allied health professionals, including psychiatrists, psychologists, occupational therapists and social workers.

A state of the art network-based software programme and security system will ensure that clients receive the highest level of care during their stay.

“It is a privilege to be involved in this project as we believe that smart partnerships ultimately lead to sustainable opportunities and act as catalysts of positive, healthy change,” said Bank Windhoek's Executive Officer of Corporate and Institutional Banking, Lukas Nanyemba.

(From left): Bel Esprit Mental Health Clinic's Director, Verona du Preez, Health and Social Services For more information, please contact Personal Assistant to Bel Deputy Minister, Juliet Kavetuna, Bel Esprit Mental Health Clinic's Director, Dr Hileni Ndjaba and Esprit Mental Health Clinic's Directors, Michelle van Heerden Chief Executive Officer of the clinic, Charine Glen-Spyron, pictured at the official opening at Cell: 081 148 1038 or send an email at pa@belesprit.com.na.

APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION IN 2019 PRE- PRIMARY; GRADE 1 & GRADE 8 DATE: 03 JULY 2018 (GRADE 1) DATE: 04 JULY 2018 (GRADE 8) DATE: 04 JULY 2018 (PRE-PRIMARY) Important Information for Pre-Primary · A learner must turn five years of age before or on 31 December 2018. (Born in 2013) · The full birth certificate (white) is preferable. · 2 Passport photos are required.

Important Information for Grade 1 · A learner must turn six years of age before or on 31 December 2018. (Born in 2012) · Parents must enrol the learners themselves with proof of their Identification cards. · If parents are deceased, copies of death certificates are needed. · The full birth certificate is preferable. · 2 Passport photos are required. · Child should be enrolled at nearest school.

Traditional Affairs · Letter of consent from biological parents to the guardian as proof of guardianship.

Important Information for Grade 8 · Grade 7 school report is needed. · The full birth certificate is preferable. · 2 Passport photos are required. · If parents are deceased, copies of death certificates are needed.

Schools will only take in learners until they have reached the maximum learners per class. If schools have taken in their quota, a record keeping list would be drawn up and forwarded to the Circuit Office.

PLEASE ENROL YOU CHILD ONLY AT ONE SCHOOL IN ORDER TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. NB: Secondary Schools Enrolment will be done at their various schools or preferred School Halls.

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Jacques Swart now the youngest Namibian with a skipper’s license

A learner at the Walvis Bay Private High School, Jacques Swart, became the youngest Namibian with a skipper’s license.

Swart (14) recently completed his under 25 tons skipper’s ticket at the Namibia Maritime and Fisheries Institute (Namfi).

This young man can now take charge of any vessel under 25 tons and don’t be surprised therefore if you encounter him at the helm of a tourist catamaran taking people out in the bay area to view marine birds and sea life.

Friday 22 June Low Tide: 05:25 High Tide:11:40 Low Tide: 17:32 Saturday 23 June High Tide: 00:00 Low Tide: 06:24 High Tide: 12:41 Low Tide: 18:30

Sunday 24 June High Tide: 00:54 Low Tide: 07:11 High Tide: 13:31 Low Tide: 19:18 Monday 25 June Low Tide: 01:39 High Tide: 07:51 Low Tide: 14:12 High Tide: 19:59

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Dr Knatokie Ford The founder and CEO of Fly Sci Enterprise, Dr Knatokie Ford, is visiting Walvis Bay and Swakopmund to make motivational presentations on June 25 and 26.

Fly Sci Enterprise is an education and media consulting organisation that leverages the power of storytelling to promote science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Dr Ford's visit to Namibia is organised by the U.S. Embassy.

Dr Ford is visiting Namibia to participate in the 2018 Women in Science ( Wi S c i ) C a m p being held at the Namibia University of Science and Te c h n o l o g y (NUST) from June 17-28. The camp aims to expose 100 girls between the ages of 15-18 to career possibilities in the STEAM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts/ Design, and Mathematics). In addition to 36 Namibians coming from 11 different regions, the other learners come from the U.S., Ethiopia, Kenya, and Swaziland.

To present the curriculum, there are approximately 30 international private sector experts representing Google, Intel, and NASA. The camp is fully funded by the U.S. State Department.

While at the coast Dr Ford will visit De Duine Secondary School in Walvis Bay on Monday, June 25 from 12:45 to 13:45. That same evening she will meet with members from eyeNamibia, teachers, education officers, and students at the American Corner located at the Walvis Bay Municipal Library from 17:30 to 19:00.

On Tuesday, June 26 she will visit the Swakopmund Senior Secondary

School for her second motivational talk from 10:00 to 12:00.

Dr Ford works with a number of organisations, including YouTube, Amy Poehler's Smart Girls, and the Association

of National Advertisers where she serves as the STEM and Entertainment Engagement Advisor for the #SeeHer initiative.

She previously served as a Senior Policy Advisor at the

White House Office of Science and Technology Policy under the administration of President Barack Obama. Ford completed her PhD in Experimental Pathology at Harvard University and received a BS/MS in Chemistry/Biological Chemistry from Clark Atlanta University.

For more informa-

tion contact the U.S. Embassy's media assistant, Jacques du Toit at 085 266 5292 or DuToitJ@state. gov .

More information about Dr Ford is available at the following sites: 2017 Te d x Ta l k – https://www.youtub e.com/watch?v=J9P gY1mbPgM Twitter Dr Knatokie Ford

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MEETING Attention All Truck Owners Venue: Planet, Narraville Date: Tuesday, 26 June 2018 Time: 19h00 Topics to be discussed: High license fees; Mass Distance Charges; and Quality of testing of vehicles at NaTIS This meeting has been requested by the Governor of the Erongo Region, therefore your time and attendance will be highly appreciated, as this will benefit us all.

Contact Person: Chris Kleinsmith Cell: 081 128 3821

Schools ordered to start later Schools across Namibia are advised not to start actual teaching before 07:30 daily and those operating the platoon system (two school sessions per day) should complete teaching by 16:30 daily.

This is an interim measure applicable during the winter to ensure parents have adequate time to drop their children off at school and to prevent children from walking to school in the dark. The Permanent Secretary of Education Sanet Steenkamp, issued a directive in this regard to schools last week. Namibia abolished winter time in 2018 and the country now operates on a single time cycle, two hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT+2). The time change means during winter, it is still dark when learners have to travel from home to school. For those dependent on taxi transport, shared transport between parents and learners having to walk the distance to school, the darkness not only poses opportunities for delays, but it is also dangerous.

Learners waiting for daylight to arrive before taking the journey to school often then only arrive at school after the start bell rung. Hence the directive by the Ministry of Education and Culture through the Permanent Secretary not to start teach activities before 07:30, in order to afford everyone a fair opportunity to arrive in time at school for lessons to start. The same goes for the platoon system, where due to a lack of classroom space many schools operate two school sessions, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, to end teaching activities no later than 16:30 to allow for parents to collect their children or for those having to return home on foot time to reach home when it is still light.

Peter Odendaal One of the cleverest decisions made after independence was to adopt a "Winter Time" (- switching to the proper geographical time zone) One of the biggest mistakes was going back to Colonial Time (South African Time Zone).

Ilanda Lony Hifitikeko Well said !

Peter Odendaal The time change was abolished after a questionnaire which only had 3500 returns! ...and those were mostly old conservative Germans ( through the Algemeine Zeitung) whose main motivation was business with South Africa suffers - Bullshit! . in this day and age business is done via the Internet and is NOT reliant on opening times! So bury your pride and go back to a more realistic time zone ( just look at the world time zone map and you will know!) Namibia MUST have the same time as Angola - and NOT Durban!!!!

Bjorn Boeta Drotsky Platt We must put more pedestrian crossing and pedestrian robot's , speedbump where children are moving carefree on there up and down to school, day care and after school activities.. there whas a hit and run of a 6 year old this morning in swakopmund mondesa .. hope they find him..

Tamaryn Fletcher Mostert I agree or alternatively pointsmen like we use to have.

Christine Visser De Klerk Hit and run?

Kid ok?

Natasha Kandara okay but what about the school uniforms for some schools during winter were the girls in primary schools are forced to wear dresses with only a leggings. and Walvis bay is so freaken cold I would like to see these

teacher wear only leggings to school and if girls wear a grey pants do so with a blaizar which cost more than 599$. for a child in primary school. this is so sexist seriously please gov do something. winter is so cold y can they no be allowed to wear a grey pants or tracksuit this is so redundant. women emporewment.

Bjorn Boeta Drotsky Platt Some of us are starting work at 06:00 when it's still dark, and we can't start to work productivity before 07:30 when the Sunrise and it's daylight ..

01:30 loss to the company...

Aviella Cronje Are you really implying that because you start to work at 6 school should start at 6, no matter how dark it is for children walking or the fact that 80% of namibians start work at 8? That 1.5h loss is your story if you even have kids.

Bjorn Boeta Drotsky Platt From my point 90% business in WHK open at 08:00 .. We at the coast and in the Mines start earlier and we need day light to start with their daily job thats wy 01:30 lost. And for our school system and children it has a negative impact... we must just go on our winter time that it 01:00 back..

Rene du Toit What about parents who start work at 7am?

Robin Bruwer Unfortunately they are the minority.

Elmarie Scheepers most people start at 7 in whk.

Jay Nyendwa Jasper Hatilima countries with brains that work.

Jay Nyendwa Not sure why they abolished winter time but i think it was a smart move.

Arin Arin Fantastic Doing it for the children!!!

Rene Grimmbacher interesting hey?

Gregory J. Kauluma Organised confusion.

GENERAL PARENT MEETING FOR ALL SCHOOLS IN WALVIS BAY All parents /Guardians are invited to the General Parent Meeting which will be conducted on Thursday, 28 June 2018, at the Immanuel Ruiters PS HALL at 18:00 (six o’clock in the evening) Very important information will be shared concerning PRE PRIMARY, GRADE 1 & GRADE 8 Enrolment for 2019.

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Sinkholes a growing concern Eileen van der Schyff

Sinkholes are playing havoc with Walvis Bay. Following the recent rains, deep sinkholes have developed across the harbour town, not only looking unsightly and giving the local authorities headaches, but now also putting the public in danger.

One resident raised her concern at the scene in the latest incident, when the road underneath a truck gave way on Wednesday this week. �What about the sinkholes we can't see. How can we know where it is safe to drive?�, she nervously said. Walvis Bay residents are very concerned about the situation and understandably so, as sinkholes are a big danger. In the meantime the Municipality of Walvis Bay is doing their best with attending to the situation and working diligently to fix the problem.

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What is collateral?

Every industry has unique words, terms and phrases. In the financial world, you may have encountered the word “collateral” or “security” when you visit your bank for a loan, but what exactly does this mean and why do banks ask for collateral?

“Collateral refers to something of meaningful financial value which you as a borrower may be asked to provide to a bank when a loan is granted to you. In the event of you not being able to honour the repayments on the loan, the bank may then use your collateral as a means to settle the outstanding debt,” says Athalia WallaceMcNab, senior compliance officer at Bank Windhoek's Collateral and Compliance Department.

“Collateral provides additional assurance to the bank that you intend honouring your payments.

As such, the collateral is a way for the bank to mitigate the risk of unpaid loans or when you encounter an unfortunate change in circumstance which influences your repayment ability.

Building collateral also unlocks value for you as a borrower, as you may use the current value of your assets to obtain funding from a bank, which you may in turn use to obtain or improve your assets; in essence a tool for wealth creation,” said Wallace-McNab. Types of collateral: There are different types of collateral security you may provide. The two most common types are: a) Cessions – This a legal document whereby you transfer your rights in an asset to the Bank for a specific reason such as a loan. You may use property such as an Insurance/Life Policy,

Athalia Wallace-McNab investments in entities such as shares in a private or publicly listed company, unit trusts, money held in notice deposit and savings accounts, and even your debtors' book if you sell goods on credit. b) Mortgage Bonds - If you buy or already own property such as a flat, house, plot or farm, or even a boat, you may offer to register a suitable mortgage bond to the bank.

“Financial institutions, such as Bank Windhoek, play a vital role in the economic growth and development of the country.

By making use of your assets as collateral you as a borrower is empowered to unlock further value and obtain Bank funding to increase or improve your assets and to build your wealth,” WallaceMcNab concluded.

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MEDIA RELEASE / COMMUNITY SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

CAN expands psychosocial support services to cancer patients and their families Psychosocial support plays a pivotal role in the diagnosis acceptance, treatment and overcoming of cancer.

Not only during the fight on cancer, but reintegrating back to normal daily routine can be a challenge for the cancer patient and their immediate family.

The Cancer Association of Namibia and Standard Bank Namibia took hands during the recent 50th anniversary celebrations of CAN to further expand and invest in offering psychosocial support to Namibians dealing with a cancer diagnosis.

The Standard Bank Circle of Hope programme falls under the CAN Family Support Centre and was officially launched in 2016 as a peer-topeer volunteer social support group. Officially being launched as a department of CAN in June 2017, the centre provides counselling services for the patient and family afflicted by cancer.

On Tuesday one-on-one counselling is provided in the Circle of Hope rooms, while “Huddles of Hope” by means of group sessions are conducted on Thursday afternoons at CAN's House Acacia Interim Home.

All cancer patients and the family members of cancer patients are welcome, and kindly reminded to book counselling sessions for Tuesdays in advance with MJ at 061 237740.

The sessions are presented by Rolf and Christy

subject to availability. Open slots for Tuesday, 25.06.2018: 09:00 - 09:45 10:00 - 10:45 11:00 - 11:45 12:00 - 12:45 Standard Bank Circle of Hope advice on step 1 when you have received a cancer diagnosis: The doctor has just told you that you have cancer.

As you wrestle with a range of emotions, you may wonder, “what should I do now?”

Consider the following tips to help you cope with your diagnosis: - Get your facts right - Organise your thoughts. Write down your questions before your doctor's appointment.

If you wish to research cancer online, be sure to counter-check this information with your doctor as not all online content is reliable.

- You may want to ask your doctor: 1) “What type of cancer do I have and where is it located?”

2) “Has my cancer spread?”

3) “What further tests do I need?”

4) “What are my treatment options?”

5) “What can I expect?”

Mrs Magreth Mengo - Head of Marketing, Standard Bank Namibia, handed over the pledge of N$150 000 to CAN CEO, Mr Rolf Hansen - Find a doctor Get a referral from your primary care doctor or experienced family members, friends, or colleagues. You may also wish to seek a second opinion from another doctor to get more information.

- Find out about the available medical treatments Your doctor may advise a combination of treatment methods to achieve the best outcome. Clinical trials may also be available as one of your treatment options.

- Get organised Find an efficient way to track information such as medical appointments, laboratory tests results, treatment side effects, insurance information, and finances. Create a simple filing system using folders and spreadsheets to record important information. Can we provide a generic one for people to download?

- Find support to cope with challenges Remember, you are not alone. Don't isolate yourself. Seek support from your family, friends, healthcare professionals, or the community to journey through this challenging time.

We may not have all the answers you seek at CAN, but we will stand with you and help get them together.

Together WE CAN, I CAN fight Cancer!

We extend our gratitude to Standard Bank Namibia who support this programme.

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WALVIS BAY

CAN TURNS 50!

The Cancer Association of Namibia turns 50 golden years in 2018 and the Golden Jubilee Gala Dinner was recently hosted to celebrate this milestone, while also raising funds to sustain the National Cancer Outreach Programme.

Long-serving CAN CEO, Mr Kurt Johannesson, was an honorary guest at the event, seen toasting with the current CEO, Mr Rolf Hansen and Master of Ceremonies and friend of CAN, Mrs Roux-Che Locke, at the event.

The association thanks all Namibians who have supported CAN during the last 50 years and we look forward to working together to impact and support more lives positively.

Patients facing cancer are welcome to contact CAN at 061 237 740 or help@can.org.na

* Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Book Exchange at the Mission to Seafarers. All Welcome. * Every Tuesday: Blood clinic (NAMBTS) at Welwitschia Hospital next to indoor pool.

Karate beginners classes will start on 3rd July 2018 at 17h30 till 18h15. Every Tuesday and Thursday. Meersig, Mainroad no 4B, Walvis Bay. Contact 081 277 9268. * Every Sunday: Lunch - Potjiekos at MOTH CENTRE. * Everyday: Pub lunches available. * 24 June: Lagoon Park Family Market, from 9am - 1pm. Join us for some lovely 'Classics in the Park'. * 30 Junie: Huis Palms basaar. * 30 June: Bethel Congregational Church Senior Women's Fellowship present JENNA LEIGH BILONG, presenter of ENews. Theme: “Hide behind your lipstick” at Narraville Town Hall at 15:00. * 3 Julie: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Temple of Truth. * 11 July: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole 19h00. * 15July: MOTH Wreathlaying ceremony at memoral at Usakos/Delville Wood 11h00. * 7 Aug: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by V.G.K. Kerk. **************

SWAKOPMUND * Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous helpline 081 243 2649. * Bridge: The Swakopmund Bridge club meets every Monday evening at 19:00 at Lions Old Age Home. Contact: Ed Barbour 064405 604.

“The Swakopmund Rotary Club: Meets every Tuesday evening from 17:45 in the conference room of the Hotel Deutsches Haus.

Contact 081 645 0888. * “The Swakopmund Lions Club: meets every 3rd Thursday of the month from 17:30 in the Lions/Den c/o Rhode Allee and Lüdritz Street. Contact: 081 205 6162/081 335 8899. * Swakopmund Toastmasters: Meet every first and third Monday of the month at the Europa Hof Hotel, Bismarck Str 39, Swakopmund, Namibia from 19:00 - 20:30. * Up to 5 July: Sam Cohen Library Museum JUNE OCEAN MONTH. * Up to – 30 June: Woermannhaus-Gallery: Group Exhibition – Swakop Caleidoscope - Woermannhaus Gallery Mon – Fri. 10:00 – 12:00, 15:00 – 17:00, Sat: 10:00 – 12:00. * 22 Juni: Küska - Maskenball ab SFC Sporthall um 19 Uhr. * 23 Juni: Küska - Strassenumzug ab Auas Motors um 11Uhr & Kehraus im SFC ab 12Uhr * 28 Aug: Cake Sale to be held in front of Standard Bank from 08:00, organised by The Organisation for Caring for People with Disabilities. For more information please contact Almut 081 299 1902 or Carol-Ann 081 209 8169.

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Tafelkop – Schatztruhe aus Stein Made in Namibia

In der trockenen Ebene zwischen Brandberg und Goboboseb Bergen ist auch die Welwitschia (Welwitschia mirabilis) zuhause.

Tafelkop (mw) Heiß ist es, unser Fahrzeug klettert über scharfe Klippen westlich des Brandbergs, aber in der Ferne, ein Tafelberg, ganz schwarz, dort ist schon unser Ziel. Es ist der Tafelkop, einer der Goboboseb Berge. Und was uns dorthin zieht, ist weltbekannt: herrliche Kristallstufen der allerbesten Qualität, nämlich Bergkristalle, Rauchquarze und Amethyste. Sie alle haben an diesem Fundort besonders hohe Reinheit und Brillanz. Ein Tr a u m f ü r j e d e n Mineraliensammler!

Neben „Fensterquarzen“ gibt es auch herrlich schöne Zepterbildungen. Fensterquarze zeigen eine charakteristische Struktur von abgestufter und fensterartiger Kristallbildung. Zepterquarze hingegen sind meist schmale „Kristallstiele“, auf denen noch ein dickerer Kristall sitzt, manchmal sogar andersfarbig. Wenn man Glück hat, findet man hier auch Bergkristalle, in denen sich ein

Einschluss (oder mehrere!) aus Kristallwasser befindet. Und in diesem wiederum ist eine Luftblase, teilweise bis zu 56 mm im Durchmesser.

Eine natürliche Wasserwaage sozusagen! Diese Erscheinungsvielfalt in Farben und Formen machen die Quarzkristalle aus den Goboboseb Bergen einzigartig auf dieser Welt.

Das alles ist vor etwa 132 Mio Jahren entstanden. Vor so langer Zeit nämlich ist dieser Basalt durch vulkanische Tätigkeit an die Oberfläche getreten.

Und weil in der zähen Lavamasse auch Luftblasen und noch weitere Flüssigkeiten waren, haben sich darin beim Erkalten des Gesteins die Kristalle gebildet.

Diese mit Kristallen ausgefüllten Hohlräume nennt man Drusen oder Geoden. Für die small miners bedeuten sie den Lebensunterhalt: durch schwerste Knochenarbeit brechen sie die wertvollen Stücke aus den harten und scharfkantigen Felsen, in großer Hitze und über vierzig Kilometer von der nächsten Ortschaft (Uis) entfernt. Die Wasserversorgung in dem

Wortspiele der Woche Geht der Meeresspiegel kaputt, wenn man in See sticht?

– Wie lange kriegt man für einen Wintereinbruch, oder gibt es darauf Bewährung?

– Darf man in einem Schaltjahr auch Automatik fahren?

– Wenn Katholiken auf eine Demonstration gehen, sind sie dann Protestanten?

Camp ist ein Problem; zwar wird Wasser per LKW heran transportiert, aber in dem trockenen und staubigen Gelände wird oft mehr

benötigt als vorhanden ist. Die aus dem Gestein gebrochenen Kristallstufen werden dann nach Uis oder Usakos (z.B. auf den Kristallmarkt) usw. geschafft, um dort von den Angehörigen der small miners verkauft zu werden. Oftmals sieht man kleine Stände neben der Pad, auf denen schöne Mineralien nicht nur von hier, sondern aus ganz Namibia angeboten werden. Halten Sie einfach mal an und kaufen Sie ein Stückchen: Sie helfen den Menschen (etwa für die Bezahlung der Schulkleidung ihrer Kinder) und haben dazu noch etwas wirklich Einzigartiges und Schönes für sich selbst erstanden!

Der Gewinner des Preisrätsels von Made in Namibia Collection, Hans Matenar, bei der Übergabe des Preises im Wert von N$790 mit Tonita Ankugo (li) und Janet Herman (re), beide von Made in Namibia Collection. Die zweite Siegerin, Annelise Ahrens, ist nicht auf dem Bild (wir berichteten).

Foto: privat

German language day

Martin Weigand

Nach dem feierlichen Festakt und den Unterschriften: Schulleiter Hein Daiber, der Direktor des Goethe Instituts Daniel Stoevesandt und der Botschafter Deutschlands Christian Schlaga mit der Ernennungsurkunde.

Ein Quarzkristall in Zepterbildung: der Stiel ist aus Amethyst und das Zepter aus Rauchquarz.

Der Kristall ist in dieser Form gewachsen und nicht geschliffen.

Martin Weigand

Swakopmund (mw) Höhepunkt am German language day der Privatschule Swakopmund (PSS), der dieses Jahr unter dem Motto German Connects stattfand, war die Aufnahme in das PASCH Programm des Goethe- Instituts. PASCH wurde vor zehn Jahren vom damaligen Außenminister und heutigen Bundespräsidenten Deutschlands, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, ins Leben

Der Schulchor der Martin Luther Highschool, Okombahe, begeisterte durch seine Auftritte. Die MLH ist ebenfalls PASCH Mitglied.

Fotos: Martin Weigand

gerufen. Die PSS hatte sich vor zwei Jahren um eine Mitgliedschaft in diesem weltweiten Netzwerk von Schulen, die eine Bindung zu Deutschland haben, beworben und wurde jetzt belohnt. Als Mitglied von PASCH kann man in enger Zusammenarbeit mit dem Goethe Institut auf Ressourcen verschiedener Art zurück greifen wie z.B. Stipendien für Sprachkurse, Projektarbeiten oder Unterstützung bei der Lehrerausbildung. Redner beim Festakt waren Schulleiter Hein Daiber, P a s t o r Ti e t z , d e r deutsche Botschafter Christian Schlager, der Direktor des Goethe Institus Daniel Stoevesandt, der Gouverneur der Erongo Region Cleophas Mutjavikua und Edda Bohn vom Ministry of Education.

Corinna Burth vom Goethe Institut Namibia gab anschließend einen

Überblick über die Bedeutung und Inhalte von PA S C H . U m r a h m t wurde der Festakt von Auftritten des Orchesters der DHPS und des Schulchors der Martin Luther High School sowie Literaturbeiträgen von Schülern der PSS. Gleichzeitig gab es unter dem Motto German Connects Spiele und Ausstellungen wie Sketche in der Aula, Karaoke, Autobahnspiel und vieles mehr.

Vor dem Abschied hatte jeder Besucher noch die Gelegenheit, einen Gruß oder Gedanken an den Wunsch-Baum zu hängen.

Am selben Tag besuchte der deutsche Botschafter Christian Schlager auch das PaulPeter-Land Haus in Swakopmund, dessen kürzlich erfolgte Renovierung durch die Deutsche Botschaft mit über 240 Tausend NAD unterstützt wurde.

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Es ist mir aufgefallen...

Felsen am Khan Rivier.

Foto: Martin Weigand

NOCTURNO (Verlassene Mine am Khan Rivier ) Weiße Ruinenwände stehen im Vollmondschein vor grauen Mauern und den schwarzen Stollen im Gestein der steilen Felsen, die zum Himmel ragen. Ist alles tot? Hörst du nicht unterird'scher Stimmen Klagen?

Tönt's nicht von Hammerschlägen aus der Berge Grund herauf?

Raunt's aus den Schatten nicht: Glück auf? Nein, - nur der Nachtwind flüstert im Kameldornbaum.

Ein Gecko ruft, und unser Feuer knistert.

Und wenn wir unsere Wagen westwärts wenden, wird nichts vor Jahr und Tag den Frieden dieses Tales enden. Wie müßig ist doch oft der Menschen Zukunftstraum.

Nest einer Sperlingslerche (Mirafra passerina) mit Jungvögeln in der Namib. Der Standort ist sehr gut gewählt: das Nest ist durch einen schrägen Stein gegen Sicht von oben geschützt (Raubvögel, Nesträuber). Außerdem hat der Nestrand aus Samen die gleiche Farbe und Struktur wie das Daunenkleid der Nestlinge. Die Regenfälle der vergangenen Wochen begünstigen die Aufzucht der Jungen: das Angebot an Insekten und Samen ist zur Zeit sehr groß.

Foto: Martin Weigand

Lateinische Lebensweisheiten sic tacuisses philosophus mansisses: oh hättest Du geschwiegen, dann wärst Du Philosoph geblieben!

Jemand, von dem ich eine gute Meinung hatte, hat sich durch sein ( nicht so kluges ) Reden als töricht erwiesen. Gelegentlich ist es besser, nichts zu sagen, als zu jeder Äußerung seinen eigenen „ Senf“ dazu zu geben.

Frei übersetzt bedeutet das im Deutschen: Reden ist Silber, Schweigen ist Gold.

Martin Weigand

...dass in diesem unserem Lande, meiner Wahlheimat Namibia, die Menschen genauso über das Wetter schimpfen wie in meinem Geburtsland Deutschland. Und hier wie dort wird jeder „außergewöhnliche“ Schauer und jede etwas (angeblich ) längere Hitzeperiode gleich dem Klimawandel zugeschrieben.

Dabei ist das Klima keineswegs ein Vorgang, der sich mehr oder weniger jedes Jahr gleich abspielt. Auch über Jahre hinweg gibt es große Ausschläge, kalte wie warme, nasse wie trockene. Doch die klimatischen Veränderungen sind langfristig, sie dauern teilweise Jahrzehnte lang an, sogar Jahrhunderte lang, das ist nichts Außer-

gewöhnliches. Aber das Gedächtnis des Menschen ist häufig sehr kurz, und die Vorstellungskraft ebenso. Und genauso schnell werden die Ursachen des derzeitigen Klimawandels überwiegend dem Menschen zugeschrieben. Wenn ich von Menschen diesbezüglich angesprochen werde, dass z.B. solche langen Wärmeperioden außergewöhnlich seien, ja, dass überhaupt die derzeitige Durchschnittstemperatur viel zu hoch wäre, dann bringe ich immer folgendes Beispiel: bei einem Besuch am Großglockner, mit 3.798m der höchste Gipfel der österreichischen Alpen, wurde uns ein 300 Jahre alter Stamm einer Zirbe (Kiefernart, Nadelholz-

gewächs) gezeigt. Diese hat man in der sog.

Gletscherzunge gefunden – sie wuchs also sehr viel höher als die heutige Baumgrenze in den österreichischen Alpen liegt. Der Baum stammt aus einer Zeit ca. 3000 Jahre vor unserer Zeit. Demnach war es damals über Jahrzehnte/-hunderte hinweg einige Grade (~5°C) wärmer als bei uns derzeit die Durchschnittstemperatur ist.

Erwärmungen und Abkühlungen sind im „Leben“ unserer Erde völlig normal. Das Problem ist, dass sich der Mensch mit seiner relativ sehr kurzen Lebenszeit diese Abläufe oft nicht vorstellen kann. Und weil auch der Einfluss der Sonnenaktivität auf unser

Klima immer noch nicht vollständig geklärt ist, kann man im Rückschluss auch nicht genau sagen, wie groß der Einfluss des Menschen auf den heutigen Klimawandel ist. Dabei ist keineswegs abzustreiten, dass ein Einfluss vorhanden ist, aber eben nicht ausschließlich. Und eben daran sehen wir einmal mehr, wie klein und unbedeutend wir Menschen in der Erdgeschichte sind.

Martin Weigand

Möchten Sie die Leser wissen lassen, wie Sie sich manchmal „hinterher“ gefühlt haben?

Melden Sie sich bei Martin Weigand: Cell: 0816005131; email: weigandm@gmx.de

Get your life back Narcotics Anonymous meets every Monday & Thursday at 18:30 at the Roman Catholic Church, Swakopmund.

HELPLINE: 081 243 2649

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NOTICES & VACANCIES NOTICE Please take note that Van Der Westhuizen Town Planning & Properties CC on behalf of the owner/s of Erf 1359, Mondesa, Swakopmund herewith intend to apply to the Municipality of Swakopmund for the following: REZONING OF ERF 1359, MONDESA, SWAKOPMUND FROM “SINGLE RESIDENTIAL'' WITH A DENSITY OF 1:300m² TO ''LOCAL BUSINESS” Any person having any objection against such application should lodge their objection/s in writing within 14 days of the last publication to both the Chief Executive Officer of the Swakopmund Municipality and the applicant during normal business hours. Closing date for objections or comments is 13 July 2018.

Applicant: v/d Westhuizen Town Planning & Properties cc Tel: Email:

081 122 4661 / 081 244 4441 andrew.namfu@gmail.com /winvdw@gmail.com P O Box 1598, Swakopmund

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ESTATE NOTICE Estate No: 1845/2017 In the estate of the late Fedrika Kuruses, born on 7 May 1939, Id no: 39050700152, who died on 5 October 2017, resided at Erf No 19 Kuruseb Street, Mondesa, Swakopmund, and who was a widow.

Creditors and debtors of the above estate are called upon to lodge NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION In the Magistrate's Court for the District of Walvis Bay held at Walvis Bay. Case No: 338/2018 In the matter between: Gecko Drilling And Blasting (pty) Ltd Execution Creditor and Marcia Pamplin Execution Debtor In execution of a Judgement against the above Defendant granted by the above Honourable Court on 18 April 2018 the following goods will be sold in Execution on 6 July 2018 at 10h00 at the following address: No. 1 3 0 , 6 t h S t re e t , Walvis Bay, Republic of Namibia: “Voetstoots and Cash” to the highest bidder, viz: 1x Defy deep fridge white.

1x Whirlpool washing machine, grey.

1x Green cupboard.

1x Defy 1300 white washing machine machine.

1x KIC fridge 2 door.

1x Black enzer microwave.

1x Black cupboard.

1x Black couch.

1x Brown cupboard.

1x Black Tv unit.

1x LG Tv flat screen.

1x Table & chair.

1x Fan. 1x Bomann kettle.

1x Dressing table.

1x White chair.

2x Old 2 door cupboards.

1x Defy 2 door cupboards.

1x Defy 2 door fridge.

NAMIB TIMES their claims or pay their debts to the Estate at the undermentioned address within a period of 30 days as from date of publication of this notice.

P J BURGER Agent of the Executor c/o KINGHORN ASSOCIATES Haus Altona 2 - 6 Tobias Hainyeko Street P O Box 1455 Swakopmund (Ref: KUR10/ 0003-60) 1x Kambrook kettle red.

1x White snackmaker.

1x Safeway radio.

1x Kelvinator microwave.

2x Black chairs steel.

2x Black chairs.

1x Russel Hobbs food steamer.

1x Phillips mixer.

4x Wooden chairs.

1x Large wooden cabinet.

1x Wooden rack.

1x table & 2 chairs (black & brown).

1x Iron table.

1x 3 Piece couch black.

1x Brown display cabinet.

1x Small black & brown table.

1x Black Tv unit.

1x Samsung Tv. 1x Dstv decoder (Gotv).

1x Couch.

1 White chair.

2x Large brown cupboards.

1x Small table.

1x Bedside table.

1x Dark brown cupboard.

1x 5 Drawer cupboard.

1x 3 Door cupboard.

1x Toyota Etios N 8334 WB. 1x Ladder.

1x Kelvinator 2 door fridge.

Assorted camping equipment.

Assorted cleaning equipment.

1x Aqua plus vacuum.

Assorted paint.

Assorted plastic buckets/containers.

Dated at Walvis Bay on 20 June 2018.

J H OLIVIER JAN OLIVIER & CO Legal Practitioners For Plaintiff 131 Sam Nujoma Avenue Walvis Bay (REF: JHO/pvw/ELL6/ 0001)

NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION In the Magistrates Court for the District of Held at Walvis Bay held at Walvis Bay. .

CASE NO: 429/18 In the matter between: Jurgen Gossow Execution Creditor and Latakia Inn CC Execution Debtor In execution of a Judgement against the above Defendant granted by the above Honourable Court on 15 May 2018 the following goods will be sold in Execution on 6 July 2018 at 10h00 at the following address: Bay Auctioneers, Nr. 130, 6th Street, Walvis Bay, Republic Of Namibia: “Voetstoots and Cash” to the highest bidder, viz: 48 x Wooden cahirs.

6 x Wooden bar chairs.

4 x Steel and wood chairs.

9 x Tables, small and big.

1 x Steel table.

1 x Wood & steel board.

1 x Pot plant.

1 x Large stainless steel fridge.

1 x Brown steel fridge.

1 x Flat top freyer.

R010.

2 x Large deep freyers.

Assorted paint buckets.

Assorted cleaning equipment.

1 x 3Door large stainless steel counter freezer.

1 x Steel table.

1 x Catermatic oven.

1 x Industrial gas oven.

1 x Total gas oven.

1 x Gas charcoal grill.

1 x Toaster.

1 x Anvil chips freyer.

1 x Defy twinmaid washing machine.

Assorted pots and pans.

Assorted cuttlery.

1 x Old freezer.

1 x Green table & 2 chairs.

1 x Rydesign small grinder.

1 x Red steel table.

1 x Steel & wood shelf.

1 x Black steel table.

1 x Defy 2 door fridge.

1 x Palfridge soup maker black.

1 x Defy microwave.

1 x Hisense 50 flat screen Tv.

1 x Blender.

Assorted soda drinks.

1 x Peavy speaker.

2 x Disco light black.

1 x Kenton camera system.

2 x Wharfedale speaker.

1 x 9Seater couch.

1 x Glass table.

1 x Steel bar table & 3 chairs.

2 x Steel bar chairs.

5 x Wooden bar chairs.

1 x Proline screen.

1 x HP computer box.

1 x Cash register.

1 x Addis dustbin.

1 x Proline printer small.

1 x Sony flat screen Tv. 1 x Kelvinator deep freeze.

1 x Calculator.

1 x Dell laptop.

1 x Power mixer.

1 x Hybrid B900 power amp.

1 x Steel bar chair.

1 x Dstv decoder.

Assorted half bottles alcohol.

25 x Optics 1 x OTL santero.

9 x Feigling small bottles.

1 x Cactus jack 750 ml.

4 x 200ml coke.

20 x Play cooldrink.

13 x 7Up. 6 x Just juice.

24 x Fuze.

11 x Apple & grape.

15 x Minute maid juice.

9 x 330 tafel lager bottles.

16 x Hunters dry.

6 x Savanah dry.

19 x Heineken 330ml bottles.

14 x Windhoek lager 330ml bottles.

13 x Castel light 330ml bottles.

5 x Mcrane tin 500ml.

17 x Monster tin 500ml.

1 x Schofferhofer glass bottle 330ml.

36 x Scwepps tin 200ml.

6 x Oasis water.

3 x Bonaqua water.

14 x Monster 500ml tin.

5 x Caffitary coffee makers (kitchen).

56 x Play cooldrink. (kitchen) 28 x Monster tin 500ml. (kitchen) 24 x Fuze. (kitchen) 24 x Minute maid (kitchen).

Assorted glasses, (bar).

4 x Dustbins.

1 x Windhoek lager clock.

1 x Red and black steel table.

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NOTICES & VACANCIES 1 x Office desk black & red.

Assorted office tools.

3 x Small black couches.

1 x Orange chair.

2 x Dstv decoder.

1 x 2Door defy fridge.

1 x Large dark brown cupboard.

1 x Headboard.

1 x Double bed with matrass.

1 x Dressing table.

2 x Wooden couches.

1 x Panasonic HiFi. 1 x Hisense soundbar.

1 x Tv bracket.

Dated at Walvis Bay on 19 June 2018.

J H OLIVIER JAN OLIVIER & CO Legal Practitioners For Plaintiff 131 Sam Nujoma Avenue Walvis Bay (REF: JHO/mm/GOS4/

ESTATE NOTICE Estate No: 807/2017 In the estate of the late Richard Böser, born on 11 May 1941, who died on 1 January 2018, resided at 4 Buchenweg, 76694 Forst, Germany, and who was married out of community of property.

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

H E AHRENS Agent of the Executrix c/o KINGHORN ASSOCIATES Haus Altona 2 - 6 Tobias Hainyeko Street P O Box 1455 Swakopmund (Ref: HEA/AW EST 179/0001-50)

ESTATE NOTICE Estate No: 508/2017 In the estate of the late Armin Paul Blatt, Id no: 360601 0019 8, who died on 4 March 2018, resided at 11 Eggers Eck, Wasserfall Street, Swakopmund, Namibia and who was widowed.

Creditors and debtors of the above estate are called upon to lodge their claims or pay their debts to the Estate at the

undermentioned address within a period of 30 days as from date of publication of this notice.

H E AHRENS Executrix c/o KINGHORN ASSOCIATES Haus Altona 2 - 6 Tobias Hainyeko Street P O Box 1455 Swakopmund (Ref: HEA/AW EST 176/0001-50)

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

SERVICES CAR KEYS: We program & supply new & spare keys, program 2nd hand ECU’s & air bag ECU’s, all cars make & models. For a free quote contact: RDJ SERVICES & SUPPLIES. SMS / CALL WHATSAPP: 0813746444 BRIAN FORD PIANO SERVICES: (Factory-trained piano rebuilder / technician / tuner) Hire, rental, repairs, regulating, tuning.

Contact: 081 296 4154 Email: pianoworkford@ gmail.com DIERKING ELECTRICAL & MAINTENANCE Don’t DIY Call The Electric Guy Need someone to check your electrical needs?

Faulty geyser Power tripping?

New installments?

Call Michael Dierking Now 081 317 2914 Seagull's Laundry Services, we make your laundry our business.

Open Mon-Fri, 8H00 to 17H00 Close on Saturdays Open on Sun 9H00 to 14H00 We are just a tinkle away Call us at 081 170 1546 We will gladly pick up and deliver free of charge DR CHITAMBE Traditional doctor with a difference with a difference, he is in Walvis Bay, but can also be found in Windhoek, he travels all over Namibia upon invitation. Lost love, jobs, removing witchcraft, cleaning bad luck, lucky oil, lucky charms, broken marriages and love, cases, diseases plagues, sleepless nights, nightmares, translating dreams and bringing good life, stopping accidents, magic and bad omen.

Call now Dr Chitambe: 081 259 5465 DB AGENCIES: Swakopmund Roadworthy, police clearance registrations, renewal of vehicle licences. N$ 350.00 Danie Murray: 081 336 2599

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

Mobile: 0814093522 email: neilnkt@iway.na TV LINK AND ELECTRICAL cc your Multichoice installer winner 2017 at the coast we do DSTV Installations, Televisions Mounting, Fault Finding, Surround Sound Connections, CCTV Installations, Electric Fencing, Camera Cleaning, Hotel Distribution, TV's Sales, RC Airplanes & helicopter Phone 064 406032 cellphone 081 7479191 27 Libertina Amathila st, Swakopmund

PRODEL RENOVATIONS: For all you Renovation and Construction needs

JOHANN STEYN 081 128 0848

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Your ONE STOP Pet Shop for all your Pet’s needs

CANE FURNITURE REPAIRS Email: opendoor@afol.com. na Cell: 081 291 3995 www.openhouseswakop mund.com

Old industrial area Phillip street Swakopmund

SERVICES

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TRADITIONAL DOCTOR KALENGA: He can help you through: Pregnancy - Education Court Cases - Love Affairs - Marriage Problems - Bad Luck - Businesses - Protection at Home - Removal of Tokoloshi - Mens’ Power Sexuality - Exams Job Problems etc.

Walvis Bay & Swakopmund.

Cell: 081 201 7887

DR ZANIA Pay after success, same day results.

Bringing back lost lover the same day, get a lover of your choice, get married quickly to man or woman of your choice, stop your partner from cheating and make him or her love you only, get attracted to a rich man or woman, all pregnancy problems, financial problems, magic ring for money, chitaka wallet, clear debts, manhood enlargement 5 cm to 30 cm, hips and breast enlargement and many more.

Call Dr Zania: 081 254 9875

Traditional Doctor Banda. Registered healer in Walvis Bay. Under nyasa herbals cc He cast out spells: he heals diseases, instant results guaranteed, work calling back, lost lovers, work, promotion, attraction protection. He is very powerful. Get the job of your choice, get married keep your relationship faithful.

Remove bad luck, chase away tokoloshes, pregnancy, win in life financial intelligence And business expansion.

Size in men, women matters. Fortune telling.

Call for appoinment +264 81 740 7321 DR VICTOR MZWIRE OSMAN - For the first time ever, Dr Victor from Kirimanjaro - Tanzania.

If you tried and failed and you wanted to give up here is he answer, love & relationship, business, work, lucky, difficult matters. Call for appointment and consultations.

Call Dr Victor: 081 277 9626 DR RINGAZI Pay after success, same day results. Bringing back your lost lover the same day, get a lover of your choice, get married quickly to a man or woman of your choice, stop your partner from cheating and him or her to love you only, get attracted to a rich man or woman, all pregnancy problems, financial problems, magic ring for money, chitaka wallet, clear debts, manhood enlargement m to xl, hips and breast enlargement, bad lucks and many more.

Call Dr Ringazi: 081 204 9299 LEVISO AUTO & TRUCK REPAIRS “Experience Mechanic Powerful Solutions” We perform the following: Service cars, engine overhaul, braking system repairs. We specialise in VW, Toyota, Honda, Suzuki, Nissan.

Call Us: Levie 081 311 6367

COASTAL CLEANING SERVICES End of tenancy cleaning - N$700.00, carpet washing - N$20.00 per m², window washing, car seat washing, sofa washing, industrial cleaning. Concrete mixer to rent N$200.00 p/d, compactor to rent N$150.00 p/d.

Contact: 081 365 1917 / 085 365 1917 Join Namibia’s Biggest Chess Academy Royal Chess-Minds.

Contact: Coach Imz 081 301 5426 email: garisebchess@gmail .com WE OFFER TIP TOP MASSAGES: 1/ Swedish full body massage 2/ Indian head massage 3/ East massage and so on.

Contact: Ester 081 415 4547 Petrol: 081 653 7744

WANT TO BE YOUR OWN BOSS??

Now is the right time!!!

Let us do your: !Company registration !Business plan !Financial projections !Loan applications !(DBN, SME, BANK etc..) !Tax solutions !Tender documents !Good standing / fitness certificates and so much more...

Call the Professional business Consultants 081 144 2738 064 207 897

AUCTIONS

PROPERTIES TO RENT Shop/Office to let at Waterfront Walvis Bay

Upper deck, app. 40 sqm with stunning sea views & huge terrace.

Call: 081-129 5066 yadiloH-Holiday

PROPERTIES TO RENT TO RENT: Walvis Bay Industrial Area Syncrolift 2nd Street East Office space and warehouse available.

Contact: 081 124 3904 TO RENT KUISEBMOND. Bachelor Units (one openplan room) with own bathroom & entrance!

N$ 2500 rent per month incl water excl electricity.

Max 4 people per room.

Deposit required.

081 128 4088 TE HUUR: 2 slaap kamers, sitkamer, kombuis, badkamer, geen garage, water ingesluit + koop krag.

N$ 4 500.00 p/m + N$ 1 500.00 deposit onderhandelbaar.

Agterplaas.

Kontak: 081 452 8679 TO RENT: Showroom workshop 220m² with office in Industrial Area.

W/E incl.

N$ 11 500.00 p/m excl VAT. Phone: 064 205 166

TO RENT: Walvis Bay: 2 bedroom flat from 1July.

Great location! Neat and spacious two bedrooms, BIC, kitchen with stove, bathroom, open plan sit/lounge. Indoor braai.

Remote garage and gate.

Alarm system. Pre paid electricity.

Water excluded.

Wifi & DSTV available.

Sorry no children & pets.

Furnished N$ 6 000.00 p/m Unfurnsihed: N$ 5 500.00 p/m PLUS DEPOSIT Contact: 081 250 4694 064 203 342

2x Upstairs one bedroom flat to rent in Kuisebmund Tutaleni Uugwanga street. Mass housing Nearby kabeljou street 1 bedroom Bathroom with shower Open plan Lounge Balcony with braai Geyser Prepaid electricity Water included 1 Available Immediately 1 Available 1st June 2018 To view Call: 081 148 8100 CFS PROPERTIES CC SWAKOPMUND TO LET: OFFICE SPACE Centrally located. 90m² neat ground level office space consist of 2 lockable offices, boardroom, kitchen, toilet, bic, security gate at front entrance, water & electricity excluded.

Surrounding amenities and parking space.

Deposit required & immediate available.

N$10,000.00 Irene @ 081 353 5551 412320 irene@cfsnamibia. com TE HUUR: Narraville Netjiese 2 slaapkamer huis, hoofslaapkamer met ensuite, badkamer, eet & sitkamer, waskamer.

Ingeboude kaste oral en ingeboude stoof.

Dubbelmotorhuis met buitebraai. alarm en vooruitbetaalde elektrisiteit. Beskikbaar 1 Junie 2018. N$8000.00 + deposito. Water uitgesluit.

Kontak: 081 227 3827 TO RENT: One beautiful bachelor flat for rent.

One big sleeping room, own toilet with shower and kitchen.

N$ 2 600.00 p/m W/E incl.

New NHE near Katutura Car wash, Walvis Bay, Kuisebmond.

Contact: 081 373 6300

TO LET - WALVIS BAY MEERSIG N$ 11 500 – Spacious 3 bed, 2 bath townhouse with double garage N$ 12 650 - Upmarket 3 bed , 2 bath with double garage N$ 13 000 – Upmarket 3 bed , 2 bath house with single garage N$ 5 000 - 2 bed , 1 bath flat with single garage N$ 6 000 – 2 bed , 2 bath flat with single garage FAIRWAYS N$ 4 250 – 1 bed, 1 bath flat with single garage CENTRAL N$ 7 000 – Newly build 3 bed , 2 bath townhouse with double garage N$ 11 500 – 3 bed, 2 bath house with 4 garages N$ 11 500 – 4 bed , 2 bath house with garages w&e incl HERMES N$ 8 500 – 4 bed , 1 bath , with double garage w& e incl N$ 4 400 – 1 bed, 1bath flat with parking space w&e incl N$ 3 650 – Bachelor flat with own bathroom w&e incl N$ 5 500 – 2 bed , 1bath flat with single garage N$ 10 800 – 3 bed , 1 bath , house with double garage NARRAVILLE N$ 2 900 – 1 bed flat with own bathroom (w&e incl) N$ 4 500 – 2 bed , 1 bath house N$ 9 000 – 3 bed , 2 bath house with single garage plus 1 bed flat KUISEBMOND N$ 3 850 – 2Bed , 1 bath with single garage (w incl) N$ 3 500 – 2 bed , 1 bath flat with single garage N$ 2 200 – Bachelor flat with own bathroom (w&e incl) N$ 2 700 – 1 bed , 1 bath with own bathroom (w incl) N$ 5 000 – 3 bed , 2 bath with double garage N$ 10 000 – 7 bed , 1 bath house with double garage INDUSTRIAL N$ 10 000 – 174 m² warehouse with an office N$ 10 500 incl VAT – 145m² office space (w incl) N$ 11 000 – 204m² warehouse with office N$ 7 100 – 71m² office space N$ 10 300 – 106m² office space Please call Rhoda 081 413 1313 Talitha 081 337 3669

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PROPERTIES TO RENT

TO RENT: Narraville, Evergreen Street.

2 Bedroom flat with BIC, bathroom, kitchen, lounge / diningroom, outside BBQ. W+E included.

Monthly rent: N$4750.00 + deposit.

Immediately available.

Contact: 081 142 6755 / 081 222 0235

FLAT TO RENT: in Tamariskia, Tantalite Street Available immediately.

1 Bedroom with b.i.c.

N$2800.00 per month + N$1000.00 deposit.

W/E included.

1 Bedroom Flat with b.i.c. to rent opposite FNB Mondesa.

Available from 1st July.

Rent: N$2700.00 p/m + N$1000.00 deposit.

Water included.

Pre-paid Electricity.

CONTACT: 081 245 9145.

TO RENT: 3 bedroom house in safe Seeduan Circle complex in Swakopmund, available for rent from 1 July 2018 N$ 7500.00 p/m Contact: 081 278 3338 TO LET VOGELSTRAND, SWAKOPMUND 3 Bedrooms, town house, 2 full bathrooms, guest toilet, big kitchen with stove and oven, all building cupboards, inddor fire place, outdoor braai, double automated garage, alram system in secure complex.

Available from 1st July.

Rent: N$9200.00 p/m Contact: 081 805 2936 TO RENT: Narraville Room to rent. Lark Street 2817. Preferably for one person only.

N$ 2 250.00 p/m W/E incl.

No deposit required.

Available on the 1st July 2018 Contact: 081 396 6640 081 249 8989 TO RENT: Fairways, Walvis Bay 2 Bedroom flat, 2 bathrooms, open-plan kitchen, built-in stove, lounge, garage. W+E and alarm including.

N$7000.00 + deposit.

Contact: 081 147 7626

CFS PROPERTIES CC SWAKOPMUND TO LET: HOUSE Tamariskia.

2 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom, open plan kitchen / lounge / dining, bic, alarm, pre paid electricity, single garage, deposit required.

Immediate available.

N$6,970-00 Contact Irene: 064 412 320 / 081 353 5551 TE HUUR: 27 Moses Garoeb Straat - Dorp, Walvisbaai.

Flat onmiddelik beskikbaar. 2 Slaapkamer + ingeboude kaste, oopplan kombuis + kaste & sitkamer, shower + toilet, motorhuis + remote deur. Water & ligte ingesluit. Eie ingang + buite braai plek, privaat op U eie. Alarm.

N$7500.00 p/m Deposito betaalbaar in 2 paaiemente Kontak: 081 463 6272 TO RENT: Neat and spacious two bedroom unit to rent in Centre of Walvis Bay. Walking distance from private schools. Cat and small dog friendly.

Price N$ 7 700.00 incl water and electricity.

Contact: 081 271 4188 TO RENT: 2 Bedrooms, kitchen, living area, 1-2 bathrooms, lock up garage, long term lease, walking distance from town.

Contact: 081 282 8990 TO RENT: Swakopmund A bachelor flat at NHE Tamariskia, with built-in cupboards, kitchen with built-in stove and cupboards, big bathroom.

Available 1 July.

Price: N$3300.00 No garage, space available for parking.

Call: 081 287 7307 Ready for viewing

TO RENT: Narraville 1 bedroom, 1 open plan kitchen + living room, 1 bathroom N$ 3 300.00 p/m W/E incl.

Deposit N$ 2 000.00 To rent in Kuisebmond 1 bedroom, 1bathroom, N$ 2 250.00 p/m W/E incl.

Deposit N$ 1 000.00 Contact: 081 402 7738 081 482 7787 House to Rent.

N$ 6800.00 Swakopmund Mahentago. Behind Woermann Brock. 3 Bedrooms. 1 Bathroom, kitchen. Lounge. Dining Room. Garage (Drive Through) Entertainment Area. Available 1st July.

Water Included.

Prepaid Electricity.

Deposit Required: 2 Months payable.

Contact: 081 330 2977 / 081 387 7335 TE HUUR: Narraville Netjiese 3 slaapkamer huis, hoofslaapkamer met ensuite, badkamer, eet & sitkamer, waskamer.

Ingeboude kaste oral en ingeboude stoof.

Dubbelmotorhuis met buitebraai. alarm en vooruitbetaalde elektrisiteit. Beskikbaar 1 Junie 2018.

N$8000.00 p/m + deposito.

Water uitgesluit.

Kontak: 081 227 3827

TO LET KUISEBMOND N$ 3850 – 2 bed unit with garage (water incl) Yolanda 081 158 3463 Swakopmund - To let Ocean View - 1 bedroom, bath, unfurnished, beautiful, no garage N$ 4500.00 p/m Vogelstrandt – 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 2 gar, 50m from beach, pool N$ 8800.00 p/m Vogelstrand - 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 2 gar, closed bal, near sea N$ 6800.00 p/m Venita – garden flat, 2 bedrm, o/plan, 2 bathroom, gar.w/lights included N$ 6500.00 p/m JP VAN DER WALT: 081 127 2736 / jpvdw@iway.na CAPRICORN ESTATES TO RENT: Bachelor flat to rent in Tamariskia W/E included N$ 3000.00 p/m Contact: 081 288 2960

PROPERTIES TO RENT

To LET Longbeach Free Standing House, N$ 9900.00, 2 Bedr, Laundry room, 2 Bathr, Kitchen open plan, Living room, Entertainment with outside braai Double garage Longbeach Bachelor flat, N$ 4000.00 excl water, prepaid, Living room, Kitchen, Enclosed balcony with braai, Single Garage Swakopmund Modern and stylish, N$ 11500.00, 3 Bedr, 2 Bathr, Kitchen, Scullery Lving room with braai, Tv Room, Double garage Swakopmund Dolphin Village, N$ 6600.00 excl water, prepaid, 2 Bedr, 2 Bathr, Kitchen open plan living room, Single Garage Swakopmund Tamariskia N$ 5500.00 excl water, prepaid, 2 Bedr, 2 Bathr, 2 kitchens, 2 Livingrooms, No Garage Swakopmund Tamariskia Dante Square, N$ 4400.00 excl water, prepaid, First floor, Kitchen open plan Living room, 1 Bedr, Bathr, No Garage Swakopmund Tamariskia Maison da la Mer, Free standing house N$ 6000.00 excl water , prepaid, 2 Bedr, 1 Bathr, Kitchen open plan living room, Single garage Swakopmund Vineta House, Seeadler Street N$ 12500.00, 4 Bedr, 2 Bathr, Guest Toilet, Living room, Kitchen with dining room, Entertainment with inside braai, Outside braai Outside laundry, Outside toilet, Tandem Garage PLUS 2 Bedroom flat, 1 Bathrooms Kitchen, Living room CONTACT : Ansu 081 242 9198 Julian: 081 716 4295 Rent: 081 169 1872 TO RENT: Kuisebmond, Sea point Flat with its own kitchen, toilet & shower.

Geyser.

Parking area.

N$ 2 600.00 p/m Contact: 081 142 6155 081 616 5586 TO RENT: 2x One room with own bathroom for rent Mondesa, Tulinawa N$ 2500.00 p/m W/E incl.

50% deposit required.

Available from 1st July2018 Call 081 239 3717 / 085 550 3629

PROPERTIES TO RENT

PROPERTIES TO RENT

MALAKIA PROPERTIES TO LET: MATUTURA HOUSE 2 Bedrooms bic, bathroom and kitchen N$3500.00 W/L Excl NHE Flat 2 Bedrooms, bathroom open-plan kitchen N$ 4400.00 W inclusive JABULANI 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms kitchen bic stove, Lounge and parking area N$5000.00 W/L Excl 1 bedroom, bathroom N$ 2500.00 W/L inclusive 1 bedroom, bathroom N$ 2420.00 TAMARISKIA 2 Bedrooms, bathroom open-plan, kitchen & single garage N$ 4500.00 W/Incld HOUSE 2 Bedrooms, 2 bathroom kitchen, lounge and single garage N$ 6500.00 W/L exclusive ARANDIS 1 bedroom, bathroom and kitchen N$ 2000.00 W incl MONDESA Rooms from N$1760.00 to N$2500.00 1bedroom, bathroom, kitchen N$ 2700.00 W/ Incl 2 bedrooms, bathroom Lounge, kitchen and boundary wall N$4500.00 W/ Incl KUISEMOND, KABERJOU 2 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen and lounge N$ 4500.00 All Dep-required Office 064-406783 Cell: 081 297 7253 Cell: 081 397 2207

TO RENT: FLAT AVAILABLE IN TAMARISKIA 1 bedroom, kitchen, living area, toilet / shower, hot & cold water, alarm + electricity included, no garage.

N$ 3500.00 Contact: 081 335 7284

TO RENT: LONG BEACH 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, spacious living area, braai, tandem garage. Water included, available immediately.

N$ 6000.00 p/m Call: 081 263 9191 TO RENT: MONDESASWAKOPMUND 2x 1 Bedroom bachelor flats, spacious bedroom & separate kitchen.

Water included (hot water) pre-paid electricity it is situated at the corner of Independence & Hellao street, Mondesa, Swakopmund. Available immediately.

N$ 3300.00 p/m + deposit N$ 1500.00 Contact: 081 422 8080

TO RENT: OCEAN VIEW Ext 23 2 Bedroom flat with single garage, open plan, toilet.

N$ 6500.00 p/m Contact: 081 147 6482 CFS PROPERTIES CC SWAKOPMUND TO LET: TOWNHOUSE MYL 4.

3 Bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, open plan kitchen/lounge/dining, bic, alarm, pre paid electricity, spacious double garage, braai area with indoor braai, courtyard, ground level with sea view, deposit required.

Immediate available.

N$9,500.00 Contact Irene: 064 412 320 / 081 353 5551 TO RENT: Walvis Bay, 69B, 6th Street Spacious 1 bedroom flat, open-plan kitchen / living room, full bathroom, single garage, alarm, prepaid electricity.

N$5500.00 p/m + dep Water excluded.

Immediately available, not pet friendly.

Contact: 081 653 7990 TO RENT: 1 x bedroom, kitchen, toilet & shower with geyser.

N$ 2 500.00 p/m Available 01.07.18 House no 6504, Kilimanjaro Street Kuisebmond.

Contact: 081 309 1912 HOUSE TO RENT: 3 bedroom house with open plan kitchen, 1 bathroom to rent. Located at the NHE Houses, close to Nara Primary School.

N$ 5 000.00 p/m Water incl.

Pre paid electricity.

Contact: 081 170 0784 TO RENT: 3 Bedroom double story Apartment at Apex park Tamariskia with BIC in all rooms ensuite bedroom, open-plan kitchen with BIS, a lounge, single garage (double garage per request) water/ electricity excluded.

Available 01 August 2018 Contact: 081 747 8829

PROPERTIES TO RENT TO RENT: SWAKOPMUND TAMARISKIA: Three bedroom house with garage, kitchen, dining room, TV-room and private lounge, two bathrooms available: N$9000.00 water and electricity included.

Two bedroom flat available: N$6200.00 water included.

Contact: 0811598755 / 0814351012.

TO RENT: 3 Bedroom double story Apartment at Apex park Tamariskia with BIC in all rooms en-suite bedroom, open-plan kitchen with BIS, a lounge, single garage (double garage per request) water/ electricity excluded.

Available 01 August 2018 Contact: 081 747 8829 TO LET TO LET TO LET TO

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TO RENT: Walvis Bay: Two bedroom flat from 1 July.

Great location! Neat and spacious two bedrooms, BIC, kitchen with stove, bathroom, open-plan sit / lounge, indoor braai, remote garage and gate. Alarm system. Prepaid electricity. Water excluded. WIFI & DSTV available. Sorry, no children and pets.

Furnished: N$6000 Unfurnished: N$5500 + deposit.

Contact: 081 250 4634 / 064 203 342

PROPERTIES TO RENT

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

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E-MAIL: smalls@namibtimes.net OR smallswk@namibtimes.net

TO LET CENTRAL KUISEBMUND Bachelor flats w&l incl @ N$2250 avail. imm.

NARRAVILLE 1 Bedr unit without garage water & lights incl. @ N$3500 p.m.

CENTRAL 1 Bedr unit without garage water included @ N$3300 p.m.

MEERSIG 2 bedr single garage @ N$5500 p.m.

2-bedr single garage N$5800pm. water incl LAGOON – walking distance to lagoon Spacious 3-bedr open plan house with garage for 3 @ N$11500 p.m.

Dianne 081 239 6323

TO LET TO LET TO LET TO

PROPERTIES FOR SALE HOUSE FOR SALE Kuisebmond 3 Bedroom, with kitchen & lounge, indoor BBQ, 2 automated garages.

One is a tandem garage (for 2 cars) & one is a drive through, fully interlocked, 1 - flat with 2 bedrooms and kitchen, 1x bachelor flat with its own kitchen and shower.

N$1,200 000.00 including transfer costs.

Contact: 081 203 9778

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PROPERTIES FOR SALE FOR SALE 2 Bedroom free standing townhouse in Hermes, very quiet area.

Open-plan lounge, dining area and kitchen, single garage, built-in cupboards, one spacious bathroom, newly renovated interior, spacious yard, pet friendly, alarm installed.

N$1,100 000.00 Only serious buyers, please contact: 081 200 6543 USAKOS HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER Erf no 221 Rogan Str, 639m² - 2 Bedrooms, bathroom, enclosed stoep room, lounge, diningroom, kitchen & outside porch with single garage, outbuilding with toilet, fully fenced.

N$550 000.00 neg Contact: 081 129 8848 HOUSE FOR SALE: Walvis Bay. Large family house situated in a prime, quiet and safe residential area: 25 Bramwell Str. Cr. Peter Dixon Str. Adjacent to Lagoon Park, near Lagoon and Venus Shopping Centre.

4 bedrooms main bedroom with en suite bathroom second bathroom, separate toilet. Spacious lounge, kitchen with many cupboards, scullery, separate laundry, large entertainment room, with “Binnebraai” (BBQ 360m²) Granny flat 43,23m² with bathroom and kitchenette, tandem garage 13.23m 950,5m²) Passage and lounge walls clad with wood panels. Alarm system and burglar bars on entrance doors and all windows. Well established and maintained garden and lawn. Fig and Mulberry trees in yard. Paved (interlocks) back and front yards. For more information or to arrange viewing contact: 081 248 4674 081 274 4721 064 202 734 email: friedhelm@ludwiger. com or renate@ludwiger.com MONDESA: 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living room, 2 toilets, 1 shower, single garage, alarm system, electric fan with big yard to accommodate flats. Erf 600m² N$ 1.25 mill Contact: 081 224 1287

PROPERTIES FOR SALE KUISEBMOND WALVIS BAY Newly built houses ~ 2 Bed, 1 bath without garage from N$ 630 000.00 ~ 2 Bed, 1 bath with garage from N$ 690 000.00 ~ 3 Bed, 2 bath without garage from N$ 750 000.00 ~ 3 Bed, 2 bath with garage from N$ 825 000.00 Located within Walking Distance from beach Each house on its own 300m² to 525m² plot Call Claudia at 0811696227 to book viewing or for more information!

VACANT ERF FOR SALE ARANDIS

06 JULY @ 10H00 ON SITE Duly instructed by the Executor, JJ Meuwesen as Nominee of F M Oehl Trust CC and as such Executor in the Estate of the Late GSS Yusuf, will Namagri Properties sell, by means of Public Auction: Erf 181 Arandis.

Erf Description: Erf 181 428m² Fully Serviced Vacant Land For Enquiries Please Contact: Alex McDonald +264 81 128 6821 Mara-lee Doiseb +264 81 142 0137 Email: property@namagri.com

FOR SALE: 2 x Business units for sale with an existing long term lease of 5 years with opportunity to renew for another 5 years with a good reliable tenant in a very well situated area. Total area of the units are office / business = 354m² and 18m² garage.

Valuation done in 2016 of units was N$ 5 050 000.00. If you are interested please call price negotiatable, only serious buyers please.

Contact: 081 128 8128

PROPERTIES FOR SALE Swakopmund – for sale Vineta – ext - new mod home nearing completion “good investment” N$ 1.9 mil Tamariskia – 2 bedroom, bathroom, open plan, garage, yard N$ 950,000 Vineta – huge 3 bedroom, fam room, inside braai, 2 bathrooms, 2 gar, large erf, 2 bedroom flat with garage, near sea N$ 2.9 mil Mile 4 – duplex 3 b/rm 2 bath, 2 gar, court yard,alarm,safe complex N$ 1.6 mil Vogelstrandt –“ value for your investment n$ 2.3 mil ” 3 b/rms, 3 bath, 2 guest toilets, 2 garages, large yard, duplex unit, inside braai, large balcony, sea view, 200 m from sea.

JP VAN DER WALT: 081 127 2736 / jpvdw@iway.na CAPRICORN ESTATES

FOR SALE TAMARISKIA 3 Bed, 2 Bath, patio Open – plan Kitchen/D/Room Lounge, Garage.

N$ 1070 000-00 TAMARISKIA LOVELY 3 Bed, 2 Bath 3 GARAGES & 2 BED FLAT N$1658 000-00 ROSALIN 081 412 4246 HOUSE FOR SALE!!

Swakopmund Ocean View close to Spar.

Only N$1 800 000.00 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms both with shower and bath. Spacious kitchen with granite top & 2 bar chairs. Lounge with cladded wall for tv & mounted unit for DSTV etc. Dining room with inside braai. Scullery Double automated garage.

Security: Alarm system installed. Beams on all sides of the house.

Contact 081 487 1960

KUISEBMOND Newly-built 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house with open-plan kitchen, dining / lounge with garage & stoep. Own 300m² erf.

N$925 000.00 Claudia 081 169 6227

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

Mays Trading cc For sale Walvis Bay, Narraville N$1,130 million Spacious 2 Bedroom House, 1 spacious bathroom, lounge, kitchen, garage, spacious yard. Erf size 558m² PLUS ONE BEDROOM Flat with garage income is N$ 4500 for the flat Walvis Bay, Narraville, N$1,150 3 Bedrooms, (aircon in main bedroom) 2 bathroom, spacious openplan kitchen with lots of cupboards, lounge, dining area, indoor braai double remote garage interlocks & boundary walls .

Walvis Bay, Narraville, N$1,350 million(price negotiable) Very neat, well located,4 bedrooms ,3 bathrooms ,fitted kitchen, lounge, tv room with indoor braai, double garage. Interlocked, alarm system ,boundary walls.

Walvis Bay, Hermes, N$1,1million Spacious 2 Bedroom flat, 1 spacious bathroom, lounge, kitchen, garage spacious yard.

Walvis Bay, N$1,650million 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms. lounge. spacious fitted kitchen ,garage plus one bedroom flat. & two bedrooms flat with a income of N$7500 for the flats.

Walvis Bay,Hermis N$1,9 million (For the developer) 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. lounge, dining room.

Spacious fitted kitchen. Plus 2xone bedroom flats. Corner property. Close to dunes mall.

Erf size 1054m² Narraville, Erf N$ 440 000 Plot and plan corner erf 493m² house plan consist of open plan kitchen/living/dining room 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms guest toilet inside and outside braai double garage high boundary walls on street .

Walvis Bay, Kuisebmond N$ 950 000 (zoned: local business) Business plot to build a hotel or block of flats or a accommodation Great Plot for sale erf size 610m² Walvis Bay, Kuisebmond N$ 430 000 (zoned: local business) Business plot to build a hotel or block of flats or a accommodation Great Plot for sale erf size 300m² Walvis Bay, N$2.4Million Central Walvis Bay (zoned: local business ) 3 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, lounge, dining room kitchen with BIC & single garage and boundary walls.plus Flat with spacious erf. Erf size 1250m² Contact:Tracey:0813023806 Mounien :0818601938 Email: maystradingwb@gmail. com

FOR SALE: Invest in this open plan, two bedroom with fitted cupboards Town House.

Its very spacious with a single garage.

Situated in Narraville, Namib Street, Walvis Bay. If interested please contact.N$ 720 000.00 Florence: 081 326 8742

ACCOMMODATION VACANCIES VACANCIES JOB ENTRY LEVEL TRAINING. Nursing assistant, Pharmacist assistant, Medical coding/billing, Medical Reception, Medical Administration, Child Day Care, Office Administration, Executive Secretarial & many more SMS/What's up Name & Course: Windhoek: 081 419 0718, 061 244794, Walvis Bay / Swakopmund: 081 271 2004 Ondangwa / Ongwediva/ Oshakati: 081 295 3458 info@globalinsti.com.

VACANCY: Looking for a Qualified Scania Mechanic.

Requirements: 3-5 Years experience, Namibian Citizen, sober habits.

Send e-mail: asieth schumann@gmail.com

VACANCIES CONVEYANCING SECRETARY SWAKOPMUND Dr Weder Kauta & Hoveka Inc., a wellestablished legal firm, requires a senior, competent, knowledgeable and independent working Conveyancing Secretary to join their Swakopmund team.

Requirements: Grade 12 and at least 5 years on-hand conveyancing experience in transfers, bonds, bond cancellations and sectional Title developments, must have good command of the English language. (Good command of Afrikaans, German or any indigenous Namibian language will be an advantage.), good overall computer and typing skills, good conveyancing knowledge, computer literate, Namibian citizen or permanent residency, must be able to work extra hours, if required, team player.

CV's to be handed in at our office reception, Shop 208, 1st Floor, Platz Am Meer Mall, Swakopmund or e-mail: greyvenstein@ wkhlaw.com Closing date – FRIDAY, 29TH OF JUNE 2018 No documents will be returned and only the shortlisted candidates will be invited for an interview.

NO TELEPHONIC APPLICATIONS. DR WEDER KAUTA & HOVEKA INC. Shop 208, 1st Floor, Platz Am Meer Mall, Swakopmund

YEHUDA EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 187 Sam Nujoma Ave, Town Centre (next to Accommodation) Job placements: Are you looking for work in the hospitality industry as - Chef/Cook, waiter/waitress, professional cleaner, Office Administrator, Front Office, Housekeeper, Barman, Sales person, Cashiers get recruited, get trained and placed in jobs #SMS your name and town to book your place Walvis Bay 081 360 8335 NO CALLS LUCKY DOLLAR GAMBLING Vacancies: Hereby we are inviting suitable candidates to apply for the following: Position: Security & Cashier Staff.

Location: Walvis Bay Commencement Date: ASAP Closing Date: 25 June 2018 Applications must be forwarded to: THE MANAGER, 15 Mica Street Kuisebmond or Fax: 064 220 707

WANTED

WANTED: Experienced sewing machinist in Swakopmund needed.

Contact: 081 801 3303

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Classifieds E-MAIL: smalls@namibtimes.net OR smallswk@namibtimes.net

WANTED

CARS

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

JOBS WANTED JOB WANTED: I am looking for work in hotels, restaurants and bars, as a waitress, bar lady or cooking. Can also do cater and decorate for any events. I have experience in hospitality industry with contact able reference. I can start immediately. Week days at 6 o'clock until close and weekends and holidays.

Queen: 081 293 0296

CASH FOR GOLD!!

We buy gold jewellery even if it’s broken. We pay cash and we are operating in Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 613 2647

JOB WANTED: I am a 23 year old looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 341 5797

WE BUY GOLD GOLD GOLD!!

JOBS WANTED

TO HIRE FOR HIRE: PARTY KIDZ SWAKOPMUND Jumping castles and water sides to hire.

Contact: 081 242 7787

CARS CAR FOR SALE: Chevy Spark Campus 2014 model full service record.

82,000 km Excellent condition N$ 85 000.00 Contact: 081 246 1110 / 081 273 5330 FOR SALE VW Polo Comfortline 1.4 Hatchback Model: 2012 KM: 102 000km Full Service Record Mint Condition Price: N$ 130 000 less than current book value.

Contact: Michelle @ 081 370 3905 FOR SALE: Off road trailer with extras Bowtech hunting bow (compound) Remington 700 (varmint) 308 Contact 081 127 4451

MEAT COASTAL MEAT SUPPLIERS Fresh beef steak assorted packets selling for as little as N$50.00 per kg. Free delivery around Walvis Bay area.

Contact: 081 365 1917

ANIMALS FOR SALE: Male Dapple puppies for sale.

Contact: 081 285 7316

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE: Garmin GPS 600 N$ 6500.00 Dometic Generator 2500W for Campers etc.

N$ 5500.00 2 x 90W Solar Panels N$ 1100.00 Contact: 081 124 2630 Swakopmund BIG SALE SHOW Saturday 23.06.2018 10:00 h 5th Road corner Union Street Tourist Centre Walvis Bay For sale is a complete restaurant and kitchen facility.

Fridges, freezer, 3 door bottles under bar cooler, large kitchen extraction hood and fan, cookers, 2 bar body, 2 pizza stoves, 2 programmable cash registers, 1 lift (one floor), pans, pots and containers, 1 massive wood dining table, bar chairs, 2 bar garden seating, 1 very rustic book board, microwaves, extreme powerful professional sound system with 12 channel mixer, 2 active sub woofer, amplifiers and 4 speakers for open air events, decoration things and much more.

Even the complete restaurant including the CC is possible!

Price negotiable!

No partial payment possible!

SPEED POINT AVAILABLE Cash only, self removal and self pick-up!

JOB WANTED: I am a 34year old lady looking for a housekeeping job, she is hardworking and have experience of 4years.

Contact: 081 280 3042 JOB WANTED: I am a lady above 35years looking for domestic work in Swakopmund & Longbeach for 3 days a week from Monday to Friday.

Contact: 081 622 0210 / 081 700 2271 JOB WANTED: I am a lady looking for domestic work in Swakopmunf for 4 days, Monday to Thursday.

Willing to start anytime.

Contact: 081 552 5851 / 081 273 6321 WERK GESOEK: Ek is Menetha, 40 jaar oud, ek rook of drink nie.

Ek is betroubaar en is bereid om naweke ook te werk. Ek is hardwerkend en in Swakopmund.

Kontak: 084 669 3893 JOB WANTED: I am a 36year old married woman looking for domestic work for 3 days in Swakopmund or Mile4, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. I can also do care giver job from Monday to Friday, I have training.

Contact: 081 666 1549 WERK GESOEK: Ek is opsoek na huiswerk vir 3 dae of kantoor skoonmaak werk in Swakopmund, Langstrand of Dolfyn strand. Ek kan enige tyd begin.

Kontak: 081 338 2355

Friday MOTHER OF GOD “May the peoples praise you, O God; may all the peoples praise you!

Psalm 67:6 Saturday WHAT REMAINS Let what you heard from the beginning remain in you. If what you heard from the beginning remains in you, then you will remain in the Son and in the Father.

1 John 2:24 Sunday MAKING OUR MARK Now I have seen and testified that he is the Son of God. John 1:34

JOB WANTED: I am a 30 year old woman looking for work in Walvis Bay from Mondays to Fridays.

Ironing and washing.

Have experience for 4 years working in a hotel for housekeeping.

Contact: 081 356 0615

Monday REMOVE THE COVERS He said to them, “Come, and you will see.”

John 1:39

JOB WANTED: A woman 28 years old is looking for work in Town or Walvis Bay. Restaurant cleaning, lodges or hotels.

I have 5 years experience.

Contact: 081 591 9811

Wednesday ALL WE NEED ...the Spirit, the water, and the blood, and the three are of one accord.

1 John 5:8

JOB WANTED: I am a 25 year old lady looking for cleaning work.

I have experience and I am ready to start anytime.

Contact: 081 482 7680 JOB WANTED: A 26 year old lady is looking for domestic work, cleaning work, or day care work. I have experience in all, I am very hardworking and honest. I have a grade 12 certificate. Walvis Bay only.

Contact: 081 632 0456 WERK GESOEK: Ek is ‘n 36 jarige vrou opsoek na huiswerk, stryk en kinders oppas. Kan 2 3 dae werk. Dit moet in Narraville, Meersig, Lagoon, Dolfyn strand of Langstrand.

Kan enige tyd begin.

Kontak: 081 482 8026 WERK GESOEK: Ek is opsoek na huiswerk of kantoor skoon maak werk. Maandae tot Vrydae.

Kontak: 081 773 2209 WERK GESOEK: Ek is ‘n Afrikaans spreukende dame opsoek na huishulp vir ‘n week of drie dae ‘n week. Ek is ook vrywillig om kinders op te pas. Vir enige vorige verwysings.

Kontak Hendriena: 081 869 6908 My nr: 081 353 6354

Tuesday FINDING JESUS How do you know me?

John 1:48

Thursday SEEING THE LIGHT Where is the newborn king of the Jews? We saw his star at its rising...

Matthew 2:2 Friday GIFTS IN OUR HANDS One mightier than I is coming after me. I am not worthy to stoop and loosen the thongs of his sandal.

Mark 1:7

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VACANCIES P.O.Box 5950 Walvis Bay Cell: Cell: 0811220847/ 0813948836/ 0812368241 Email: erongovocational@gmail.com

Study Opportunities Technical, Vocational Programmes The Erongo Vocational Training Centre (ERVTC) is offering training opportunities to a limited number of Level 1 students intending to become qualified artisans in the following trades: Welding and Metal Fabrication; Electrical General; Plumbing and Pipe Fitting; Air-conditioning/Refrigeration, Health and Safety.

Eligibility for admission To be admitted, a candidate must meet the following requirements: — Must be16 years and above.

— (Twenty three) 23 points in Grade 10 with a minimum of E – symbols in English, Mathematics and Physical Science — (Eighteen) 18 points in Grade 12 with a minimum of E – symbols in English, Mathematics and Physical Science. · must be a Namibian citizen NOTE: Organisations or companies supporting marginalized groups that are willing to pay for trainees, are invited to recommend candidates who meet these requirements.

Registration for 2018 trainees (Second intake) will take place at ERVTC offices from the 25th June 2018 until the 31st July 2018 A completed application form should be hand delivered at ERVTC office, situated at Emeritus Industrial Park, warehouse nr. 6, Industrial Ext. 12, Walvis Bay, with non – refundable application fee of N$ 100.00.

Registration fee for all trades is N$1200.00 Please contact 0813948836/ 082779260/ 0811220847/0812368241 for further info.

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1. Gerhard Lottering vs Michael Stauder 3-1. Gerhard had that extra charge to zap Michi.

2. Ze de Britto vs Ettienne Beukes 3-1. Once again a charged and electric performance by Ze. 3. Ockie du Plessis vs Christo van Wyk 0-3. Christo road the sonic wave to victory.

4. Joe Hermann vs Lauritz Haccau 0-3. Lauritz shone and extinguished Joe. 5. Victor Rigby vs Trevor von der Fecht 3-0. Now you've gone and ruined the friendship.

6. Christina Beukes vs Al-Janedro Dick 3-2. A humdinger. Christina just managed to outshine AJ in the 5th.

JAJ Logistics [3] vs Gateway Logistics [3] 1. Trevor Grane vs Cecil Humphries 3-2. Cecil exhausted himself. Trev took the last 2 sets with ease.

2. Wynand Breytenbach vs Richard van der Meer 3-1.Wynie just needed a little time to warm up before he gained control of the match.

3. Kobus Oelofse vs Bertus Fokkens 0-3. Bertus, old hand at the game en uit geslaap.

4. Stefan Swartz vs Cevin Harding 3-0. Stefan pulled off a much needed win for himself.

5. Corbin Lewanschek vs Diana Meyer 0-3.Diana knows how to swing that racket 6. Zola Nel vs Estelle Bothma 1-3. Estelle's drops were just too much for Zola.

Aluminium Werkstatt [4] vs Terra Nova [2] 1. Leslie Bosman vs Jan de Smit 3-1.Les used his speed to great effect.

2. Christopher Hill vs Truman Fisher 3-1. Christopher got rid of the jitters and played a super game.

3. Trevor Heath vs Carla Cummings 3-2. Focus, Dude, Focus.

4. Reinette Mentz vs Willem van Duijvenbode 3-1.Reinette's experience and lobs were Willie's downfall.

5. Anna Maria Venter vs Michail Pretorius 0-3.Michail's ball placement was ideal to keep Anna Maria out of contention.

6. Heibri-Ann Hartung vs Anet Bosman 1-3.Anet's concentration was spot on and ignored the boisterous support for Heibri to take the match.

Fuel Pump Repairs Africa 1 Bit Stream [3] vs Fuel Pump Repairs Africa [3] The Namib Diesel Social Squash League, which is probably the most popular event of the 1. Robert Schaaf vs Joshua Wood 3-0. W/O 2. Jaco de Jager vs Jaco de Witt 0-3. I'll bet Jaco de Jager was not pleased year, kicked off on Friday 8 June. with the shift up.

The 12 teams participating are Aluminium 0. Michail made sure he was well earthed and on 3. Sharde Fisher vs Ricardo von Stein 3-0.Sharde had that firewall up.

Werkstatt; Bit Stream; FCS; First Response; top of things.

Ricardo had no chance.

Fuel Pump Repairs Africa; Gateway Logistics; 6. Anet Bosman vs Al-Janedro Dick 3-0. Anet 4. Patrick Quinn vs Ricku Mans 3-1. Pat uploaded a mega load and unJAJ Logistics; Magic Discounters; Radio Elec- must have felt on top of world after that game. leashed a power game that Ricku had no answer to. tronics; Supatronix; Terra Nova & WB Hard- WB Hardware & Building Supplies [3] vs Gate- 5. Jakkie Nel vs Rozario September 2-3. Wow! A good match. Rozario just ware & Building Supplies looked good in their way Logistics [3] had extra oomph that was needed. spiffy new outfits.

1. Gerhard Hough vs Cecil Humphries 1-3. Cecil 6. Kirsten Wolhuter vs Paulina Kapitango 3-0. The first two games were The results of the first two rounds: kept on trucking and wore Gerhard down. very close. Kirsten held her speed in the 3rd, whereas Paulina seemed to have Friday 8 June 2. Danie Jansen vs Richard van der Meer 3-0. run out of gas.

Fuel Pump Repairs Africa [4] vs JAJ Logistics Danie hammered home a good victory.

WB Hardware & Building Supplies [4] vs Magic Discounters [2] [2] 3. Johan van der Merwe vs Bertus Fokkens 3-2. A 1. Gerhard Hough vs Brandon Grane 0-3. Pressed for time, Brandon wanted 1. Joshua Wood vs Trevor Grane 0-3. Trev riveting win for the reserve. to make it as quick as possible. made his presence felt big time.

4. Lindsay Lottering vs Cevin Harding 3-1. Lindz 2. Danie Jansen vs Drikus Zwart 3-1. After a slow start, Danie wielded his 2. Jacode Witt vs Wynand Brytenbach 3-1. stuck to her guns and walked off the court happy. racquet like a sledgehammer and crushed his opponent Despite the extra mileage Jaco is still running 5. JC Platt vs Diana Meyer 1-3. Another very 3. Doyle de Haas vs Poena Olivier 1-3. Poena used a tough persuasive happy reserve. smoothly. magic to down Doyle.

3. Ricardo von Stein vs Kobus Oelofse 3-0. 6. Esmerelda Dames vs Estelle Bothma 0-5. 4. Lindsay Lottering vs Ronan Olivier 3-0. Lindz, well in control strapped it Tuned up and ready to go, Ricardo took a good Wow! The reserves were on fire. up quickly. win.

Aluminium Werkstatt [5] vs Magic Discounters 5. JC Platt vs Christelle Eiman 3-0. JC sealed it with a good win.

[1] 4. Ricku Mans vs Stefan Swartz 3-0.

6. Esmerelda Dames vs Eunice Platt 3-0. Esmerelda played her part and 5. Rozario September vs Corbin Lewanschek 1. Leslie Bosman vs Brandon Grane 0-3. Brandon nailed it.

3-0. played magic squash and is just on the up n up.

The after play snacks and socializing has been absolutely awesome. Keep it 6. Paulina Kapitango vs Zola Nel 0-3. Zola 2. Christopher Hill vs Drikus Zwart 3-2. Chris- up it's going to be a year to remember with all the new faces in the teams. topher almost let it slip. He managed to close the notched up a few needed points for the team. window and slide home.

First Response [1] vs Supatronix [5] Media Release 1. Stefan van Tonder vs Gerhard Lottering 0-3. 3. Trevor Heath vs Arlene Visser 3-1. Arlene was Gerhard must have had a supa game to take out on a roll, but seemed to lose her concentration.

4. Reinette Mentz vs Ronan Olivier 3-0. ExpeStefan 3-zip.

2. Chantel de Gouveia vs Ze de Britto 0-3. As rience 1, youth 0. Well played Reinette. captain it's the perfect result to start off with.

5. Anna Maria Venter vs Christelle Eiman 3-0.

3. Eric Mans vs Ockie du Plessis 3-1. Eric The captain's solid performance was so to say metallic. responded well to his first challenge.

4. Chris Bruyns vs Joe Hermann 2-3. It was a 6. Heibri-Ann Hartung vs Eunice Platt 3-1. Oh long, hard match. Joe, new to socials took a yeah, no doubt about it, support brings out the supa result. steel in you.

5. Rory O'Sullivan vs Victor Rigby 0-3. Victor Bit Stream [2] vs FCS [4] 1. George Bekker vs Imanuel Amorongo 0-3. took no chances against Rory.

6. Maretha Mouton vs Christina Beukes 0-3. A Yep, Imanuel's great play left him financially good result for Christina. sound.

2. Robert Schaaf vs Ryan Gruhn 3-1. Robert had a Terra Nova [4] vs Radio Electronics [2] 1. Jan de Smit vs Michael Stauder 2-3. Michi's slight dip in his streaming, but soon rectified it.

The Windhoek Draught Namibia team members ready for kicking practice are from concentration dipped. Jan made the most of it. 3. Jaco de Jager vs Marcellino Koopman 0-3. left to right, Eugene Jantjies, Cliven Loubser, Damian Stevens, Johan Deysel, Braam Michi just managed to get it together to take a Marcellino played well and ended up sitting in the van Straaten (kicking coach of the Cell C Sharks), PW Steenkamp and Chrysander pound seats. thrilling 5 setter.

Botha 2. Carla Cummings vs Ettienne Beukes 0-3. 4. Patrick Quinn vs Liandro Martins 0-3. Liandro Former Springbok rugby player Braam van Straaten was in Ettienne took full advantage of Carla moving had it all figured out and took a good win. Patrick probably regrets having that game the day before. up to 2.

Windhoek for 2 days to assist the Windhoek Draught Namibia test 3. Sharde Fisher vs Christo van Wyk 3-0. The 5. Jakkie Nel vs Nelson Shikukwete 3-1. Nelson team with preparation for the Gold Cup tournament. was hacked and brought down by Jakkie. ideal result for a reserve.

Van Straaten a world renowned kicking coach has worked with several inter4. Willem van Duijvenbode vs Lauritz Haccau 6. Kirsten Wolhuter vs Jacoline van der Merwe 0national teams including the Springboks and Australia. Van Straaten assists 3-2. Must have been quite a match. Well 3. The figures say it all. Played Jacoline. with place kicking and also tactical kicking. He held a video sessions with all Wednesday 11 June played, Willie. players to look at their technique. Van Straaten has also taken up extra respon5. Michail Pretorius vs Trevor von der Fecht 3- Supatronix [4] vs Radio Electronic [2] sibilities as defence coach of the Sharks.

Namib Diesel Social Squash League

Preparation with Braam