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A Phoenix Rising

Küska & Küskika Proud new Strand Hotel Swakopmund to open its doors on 9 October 2015

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Young ones treat senior citizens

For Swakopmunders and regular visitors to the coastal oasis it was good news that a ‘new Strand Hotel’ would arise on the spot where those of old had been such an integral part of life, and where visitors, friends and families made so many fond memories over decades. To replace an icon, a beloved Bladsy 13 beacon in this town with its “significant, clearly defined, historic and authentic building heritage, ” as one of Namibia’s most respected architects, Kerry Mcnamara, has once put it, would certainly prove not to be an easy task.

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Concerned members of the community over a period of time engaged actively and vigorously in the debate and the process of finding an acceptable concept they could embrace and acknowledge as part

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of the proud architectural heritage.

But, after multiple schemes of the concept – some with several revisals - and several contractor challenges, including a short bricklayer strike, and a shortage

of skilled labour against the background of a robust economy and a high demand in the construction sector, the dream that O&L Leisure Hotels & Lodges envisaged for Swakopmund, finally took shape.

Erhard Roxin, principal at Erhard Roxin Architects, and the architect of Record, shared his thoughts and feelings about the process.

“Swakopmund faces the harshest climate: wind, mist, dust and rust.

This hotel has to cater for the local community, tourists and business people.

The successful concept of the design is that it serves all walks of life. It is the conciliation between the present and the past, be-

tween interior and exterior spaces, between Namibian and foreign guests.

The Strand Hotel Swakopmund, with its restaurants at the Mole, will become the central meeting place in Swakopmund again, it will Continues on page 2

ACC investigating top Walvis Bay Municipality officials Marshallino Beukes The Anti-Corruption Commission of Namibia yesterday confirmed that some high-ranked officials at the Walvis Bay Municipality are currently under investigation. The nature of this investigation can however not be made public yet, as the investigation is at a sensitive stage. When asked, earlier this week, if he could confirm or deny allegations that this was the case, the municipality’s Manager: Public Relations & Customer Service, Mr Kevin Adams commented via email that confirmation should be obtained from the ACC. Meanwhile, eight individuals on supervisory or management level at the Walvis Bay Municipality have retired (four of whom are over 60 and the rest between 55 and 60) over

the last three months and members of the public voiced their concern in this regard.

According to Adams all the individuals were within their rights – in accordance

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with their relevant pension schemes – to retire.

“It is therefore not an unusual situation, which would also apply to other resignations as people’s circumstances would dic-

tate.”

He went on, explaining the procedure which is followed when a position becomes vacant at the Municipality. According to him such position is adver-

tised and applications are scrutinised, as to whether applicants meet the requirements or not.

The Human Resources Division will then compile a list of candidates who

meet the requirements.

This list is forwarded to the relevant Department to shortlist candidates, who will be interviewed.

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is being sculptured in every single detail.”

And that has been the case with each and every of the thousands of elements and concurrent processes involved.

An opening dream team will manage the new Strand Hotel. At a visit to the pre-opening office at a later stage, stacks and stacks of applications were waiting to be processed. “The company engaged Namibians living abroad, through their ”Coming Home Campaign” on a special website, and widely distributed throughout the world using social media, all relevant hospitality job portals, blogs and facebook pages, PR newswire and eTurbo News. As Thomas Müller states, “We had a phenomenal reach.

When the campaign was launched, in just 24 hours, the O&L Leisure Coming Home Campaign (http:// www.ol-leisure.com/cominghome) gained some 2 million impressions globally and reached some 180 000 people.

7 123 engagements (likes, shares, comments) have been registered and more than 1 171 people visited the landing page. By today some 120 applications/ registrations have been received so far. Applications streamed in on the Coming Home Campaign from all over the world, Asia, Europe, the Americas and the Middle East.

“In our overall recruiting for Strand Hotel Swakopmund we have received more than 10 000 applications to all positions offered. More than 5 000 have been handed in personally at the Strand Hotel Swakopmund pre-opening office. But interviews have already started months ago.

Senior positions, such as General Manager, Executive Assistant Manager, Executive Chef, Training & Quality Assurance Manager and HR Assistant have been working for months already” says Müller.

“These Senior positions have been doing interviews with their potential team

members, to create their own team - from the senior position, to the head of department, to the supervisor and the general staff in segments. Each department is being structured and organised, thousands of standard operation procedures have been developed and put in place to start training the team members. “If you don’t have your standard operation procedures, there is no basis to train on” explains Training & Quality Manager Amalia Boshoff.

“All new team members will also attend the O&L ‘World at the Strand Hotel Swakopmund’ - a 3-day interactive workshop run by the O&L group’s chairman, Sven Thieme, personally every month for a group of 50-80 employees, to transfer the O&L group’s purpose ‘Creating Future, Enhancing Life’ as well as our values, or in short, to transfer the O&L culture and philosophy to every single employee. Now we combine it with our FLAG program as part of our 4-Phase Softopening.

FLAG means ‘Feel Like A Guest’. We actually split the 235 new employees of the Strand Hotel Swakopmund.

While one group checks in as a conference delegate and enjoys the rooms, the restaurant and other facilities and being a conference delegate, the other part of the team is serving their colleagues. Then the teams are swopped. This way we make sure all employees can actually feel, smell and inhale the Hotel and its sense of place to be able to communicate the uniqueness of Strand Hotel Swakopmund to all our guests with passion and pride, she says.

“The Company’s mission is to offer its guests warm Namibian style Hosting, a true sense-of-place in all it does and an inspirational sojourn. To achieve this aim its mission is to develop passionate team members to Host all visitors as if they were their own guests and to constantly enhance their skills and knowledge in the Hotel Industry.”

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A Phoenix Rising

The Strand Hotel executive focus group at work While the dream team is taking shape, so is the majestic hotel, before the eyes of the Swakopmund community, and every visitor from near or afar. Sometimes, moving through Swakopmund and its many places of hospitality, one catches a phrase from a conversation, and the tone is usually one of awe and often even pride. Some say the scale of the project of almost N$400 million is mind-boggling. On the website one finds an extensive list and description of amenities and facilities, from “a spa, to a micro-brewery and a beer garden, several restaurants and eateries under which you find a Restaurant and Oys-

ter & Wine Bar with a Sea Facing Terrace and a special and unique feature, a Show-Kitchen where diners sit at a counter watching the Chefs in action.

Müller says they have appointed dedicated light, sound and acoustic designers for the public areas to create a mood and sound that fits to the brand of the venue, changes during the day or theme of an event and prevents having unwanted noise, while the light designers create different moods for every single location, depending on the time of the day, and weather, as well as a team of interior designers.

From September, five “soft openings” will take place,

whereby every segment, every system and every element will be tried and tested, so that the grand opening on 9 October will ring in a fully-operational, charming, welcoming, and “gemütliches” “non-hotel hotel”, worthy of its place and of the town and its proud, architectural history, of the community, the region and the country it represents. As one architect of note put it: When life goes on at the Mole, and children play, people sit and walk and pass by, and somebody suddenly notices the new Strand Hotel and remarks that it looks as if it has always been there, then you’ll know that the project has succeeded.

Countries requested to manufacture own STBs Mavourlene Gaes The Southern African Development Community members hosted their week long ninth Digital Broadcasting Migration Forum in Walvis Bay that will end today to discuss challenges regarding the manufacturing of Set Top Boxes (STBs) and possible solutions.

SADC Secretariat Representative, Dr George Ah-Thew indicated at the meeting that the subject matter regarding the manufacturing of STBs has been discussed on several occasions at the Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) and the timing could not have been better for the member states to start manufacturing STBs. Dr Ah-Thew urged the SADC countries to start producing the STBs and generate economies of scale in the procurement of

the Set Top Boxes.

“Furthermore member states with Conformity and Interoperability (C&I) test centres should collaborate for the testing of STBs so that they conform to certain quality standard and that SADC citizens get the best value for money for these electronic equipment” he said.

Reminding the forum about their meeting with the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in November last year Dr AhThew said Malawi encour-

aged the member states at the meeting to participate in implementing the SADC TV Bouquet by June 2015.

“I am pleased that Namibia and South Africa have responded to this call and have set up a test-bed for the SADC TV Bouquet,’’ he added.

He further indicated that this was a collective effort as it would not have been possible without the collaboration of other member states providing temporary rebroadcasting rights of their content.

ACC investigating top Walvis Bay Municipality officials

Continued from page 1 tain date, which should be suitable to all interview panel members. After the interviews, the panel makes a recommendation to the appointing authority.

If the latter is satisfied that the process has been fair and the applicable policies have been adhered to, the recommendation is approved and the successful candidate appointed or promoted.

“Usually, a successful

candidate is required to give notice of 30 days to his/her employer.

Considering the intricacies involved and because of the many role players, the recruitment process usually goes beyond three months,” Adams clarified.

He noted that where applicable, other staff members have been appointed to act in the vacant positions.

Regarding alleged irregularities occurring at the

sale of erven, the namib times asked Mr Adams to explain how this process works.

He explained that erven are only offered to the public through public tender or private transaction sales.

On the date of sale the prospective buyer is required to pay 10% of the purchase price and the balance is to be secured within 21 days from this date.

If the buyer cannot pay the balance within 21 days as per the Sale/Lease of Land Policy of Council the sale will be cancelled.

According to our sources some of these erven are being sold, but some buyers do not adhere to the Council Policy and months go by, without them paying the balance and nothing is done by the municipality.

Another source informed

the newspaper that erven which are advertised or offered for sale, allegedly suddenly become “not available” when inquiries to buy it is done, but after a while it is witnessed that the specific erven was purchased by a developer or other individual.

The ACC investigation is almost completed and it was confirmed to namib times that some of the municipality officials were already interrogated.

Mr Kevin Adams

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COMMUNITY NEWS

Küska 'Mafia'-pret in Swakopmund Madelaine Laubscher The Küska week is an annual tradition that started last Friday night and will continue till Saturday afternoon in Swakopmund, under the theme “30 Years Küska with the Swakopmund Mafia.”

The kiddies' carnival, namely the Küskika, that took place on Saturday, is basically a children's version of the other shows that are held during the Küska week. “We revealed the new royal couple which will "rule" for a year. The pro-gramme consists of speeches, dances and acts. After the show we opened a games tent for the children's entertainment. We had a successful Küskika once again - it was held for the 27th time this year,” a spokesperson said.

On Tuesday night another show was held. According to a spokesperson, Mr Joachim Von Wietersheim, this is the 30th Küska Carnaval held in Swakopmund. “It is a German tradition celebrated between November and February in Germany, however we decided to host it this week so that not

Bank Bütt - Küska

Die Küska is in volle gang in Swakopmund jou paspoort te hernu is Terwyl jy daar staan en een van die hoogtepunte was dié tong- langer. wonder jy of die bank in-die-kies-gehekel oor handelsbanke. bestuurder ooit tel, want

Almal teenwoordig het dit baie geniet. Die Küska-organiseerders het dit goedgunstiglik aan namib times se verslaggewer, Madelaine Laubscher, verskaf, in die gees van karneval.

Geniet! En – Küska!!!

“Destyds was jou bank – jou bank. Om van bank te wissel was amper soos om van kerk te wissel. Jy raadpleeg eers die dominee. Destyds het die bank bestuurder almal geken.

Die bank bestuurder het alles oor almal geweet.

Hy het geweet as jy 'n skelempie het. Hy het geen vrae gevra nie – hy het net geweet. Deesdae is alles elektronies. Koud

en onpersoonlik.Die Bank bestuurders destyds weet wie jy was, wie jou pa en oupa was – en belangrik – jou sosiale klas.Soos toe ons skool toe gegaan het, het jy geweet in watter sosiale klas jy val. Party kinders kom terug skool toe na elke vakansie met nuwe skool skoene, boeke tas en 'n lekker son-tan en party met 'n nuwe van. Desdae moet die bank bestuurder kyk as jy in die bank binne stap. As jy nie hoef jou das reg te trek en jou hare reg te kam voor jy in die bank inkom nie – dan is jy solvent. Deesdae moet jy mos eers 'n afspraak maak. En dan gaan staan jy in daai lang rye. Net die die ry om

daar is 11 vensters maar net twee tellers wat werk.As jy voor kom, ken niemand jou.

En elke keer moet jy 'n copy van jou ID gee, in vorm invul met alle details.Dan eers gaan die deur van die bestuurder oop. Dan sien jy sommer daai lessenaar.

Hulle het mos sulke lae lessenaars – dit is so gemaak dat jy nog steeds op die tafel kan sien as jy op jou knie staan.Nou vra jy – ek wil vir my 'n nuwe kar wil koop. Weer copies van ID, vorms, payslip, personal balance sheet. Teen die tyd dat dit alles klaar is en die transaksie goedgekeur is, is die kar verouderd en 'n nuwe model uit. Of nog beter – as jy jou eie besigheid begin.Jy vertel vir hom van jou wonderlike besigheids plan. Eers is dit Cashflow forecast, ID, bloed en urinetoetse. Woon address, grote van jou onderbroek, hoe lank bly ek waar, en met wie – en met wie was ek wanneer waar en hoe lank getroud.

Ek se jou - Al daai rit-marol net om 'n paar dollars te leen.Ek se ek wil net 'n ou Klein besigheid begin. hy

se – begin 'n grote en wag 'n paar maande – dan het jy 'n kleintjie.As alles klaar is, vra hy vir jou – kolateraal.

Nog nooit van gehoor nie.

Hy beskryf dit so : Jy sit N$ 100 in my bank end an leen ek vir jou N$ 90 terug. So basies moet jy vir hom oortuig jy het nie die geld nodig nie om dit te leen. Of dit, of die banke het wragtag geen geld meer.

Nou weet ek – toe hulle my laas week bel oor my tjek – insufficient funds – dit was eindlik hulle nie ek nie.En as alles goed afgeloop het, is jou problem nog lank nie verby. Die dag as jy hom nodig het, ken hy jou weer nie. Ek se altyd – hy gee vir jou 'n sambreel as die son skyn en vat dit terug as dit reen.Of as jy vra vir 'n beter koers, dan trek hy daai gesig.

Julle ken daai gesig. Mens kan nie bank bestuurder word as jy nie gesig kan trek nie. Hulle oefen dit – op “training camps” daar

by Erindi Lodge. Tye is swaar – jy moet verstaan.

Die bank is maar ook 'n besigheid en ons moet die Training camp by Erindi betaal.Julle weet - die bank is soos die corner-cafés.

Hulle koop iets vir N$2 en verkoop dit vir N$5. En vertel hulle vir almal hulle moet met daai 3% lewe. En as alles werk, dan moet jy elektronies alles doen.

Internet banking, wonderlik. Jy hoef nie meet in rye te gaan staan nie. Sit sommer by die huis en doen alles. En omdat dit nou so goed gaan, en jy nooit meer in die bank kom nie, verander hulle kort kort die sisteem, sodat niemand meer wee twat aangaan nie en jy weer 'n besoek in die bank moet gaan aflee. Jy moet verstaan, dat daar word nie diens gelwer nie – hulle doen jou 'n guns – en dan moet jy nog daarvoor betaal. Dis dan waanneer

kliënte besluit genoeg is genoeg en bank wissel.

Ek verstaan glo dat een bank verloor baie kliente op die oomblik – hulle het glo groen van jalousie geword.Die Swakopmund verkeersafdeling het al ingespring en oorweeg dit om 'n Zebra-streep voor die bank te verf weens die veiligheid van die oues wat oor die pad loop.

Die vertroue is daarmee heen. Gelukkig is daar geen cash-deposit fees meer op individue nie. So nou kan ek elke dag al my geld trek, dit tel en dan weer bank, net om hulle op te check. Of jy moet dit doen soos party ouens wat ek ken.

Hulle loop met rolle kontant in hulle broeksak.

Julle ken hulle mos ook.

Daar is twee tipes van daai mense. Die een lot, mag maar. Hy moet sy geld by hom dra, want al sy bank rekeninge is klaar vol. Die ander lot moet ook sy geld by hom dra, want as hy net naby die bank kom, sal die bank dit vat- hulle wag al lank daarvoor. Dit is juis daai mense wat 'n ander filosofie in die lewe het – hulle se jy moet die “economics of scale” werk.

Want skuld jy die bank N$10 000 is dit jou probleem – skuld jy hulle N$10 miljoen – is dit hulle probleem.Nee wat, ek het maar besluit om my geld weer onder die matras te sit. As jy interent banking doen, steel iemand jou password – en weg is die geld. Geen boef kyk meer desdae onder die matras nie. Tweedes, die rente wat jy verdien by die bank op jou geld word weer opgevreet met al die newe koste en footjies.So, as jy dit onder die matras sit, klop jy amper inflasie en glo my, jy slap baie lekker.

Dit is of dit, of bele julle geld in drank - want waar

all carni-vals all over the world are celebrated are the same time. The inauguration of Prince Erich 1. Hinter Schloss und Riegel, and Princess Birgit 1. Die Mafiosendonna, took place on Saturday, and they will be representing the Küska for one year. Their duties are to visit carnivals in other cities for networking purposes. The Küska is not for gain, but to give. We support charity organisations, including children's homes, old age homes and various schools. The attendance is always a huge success. We chose the Mafia theme this year as there have always been rumours that Swakopmund has its own Mafia, and since it is our 30th anniversary, we decided that this theme would be suitable,” he said with a twinkle in the eye.

Küska- vreugde

anders kry jy 43%.Küska Schrott: Vielleicht zu gebrauchen??? Kar koop tot die transkasie gereel is – is daar al 'n nuwe model uit of jou kar staan nou al so lank by die handelaar dat jou jaarlikse diens moet gedoen wod voor jy die kar kry.

Sit jou geld terug onder die matras – geen boef sal ooit meer daar kyk nie. Inflasie is baie laer as jou bankkoste. Ek het altyd gedog bankbestuurders kan tel – dit is nie die geval nie. En bewys dit so: daar is 8 vensters maar net 2 tellers.

Hoe kan ek my geld verdubbel – vou dit in die middel en sit dit terug in jou sak. Financially I am set for life – provided I die next Tuesday. Daar is 'n bank wat groen word van jaloesie. Paint 'n zebrastreep oor die pad vir kliënte. Deesdae dra party manne hulle geld saam met hulle, want blykbaar is hulle bankrekeninge vol.

As jy destyds 'n paar dollar

bymekaargeskraap het, het jy dit onder jou matras gesit. Daar was dit veilig.

Toe is ons aangesê, sit jou geld in die bank – daar groei jou geld en is dit veilig van die skelms – ek weet nie so reg nie.

Destyds as jy geld wou leen, moes jy by die Mafia gaan leen. Die rente was rof en as jy nie terug kon betaal nie, was jy nog rowwer behandel.

Vroeër het die Mafia jou geld geleen met ..... rente en dan jou lewe moelik gemaak met die terugbetaling. Vandag word dit 'n bank genoem. Almal het gesê gaan liewer bank toe, want die Mafia se rente was wel meer. Maar met al die ekstra kostes van die bank is ek nie so oortuig nie. Al wat nog kort is dat ek 'n fooi moet betaal om die bank binne te gaan.

En dit is juis as jy voor die bankbestuurder beland en hy jou in nooi – kom sit kom sit. Dat jy vir hom sê – baie dankie ek is gemaklik op my knie hier buite.”

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26 JUNE 2015

Former Karibib station commander acquitted of theft

A former station commander of the Namibian Police Force (Nam-Pol) at Karibib was acquitted of theft in the Karibib Magistrate’s Court in March this year. Court documents obtained by Nampa on Tuesday indicate that warrant officer Abraham /Goagoseb, now stationed at Keetmanshoop in the //Karas Region, received his judgment from Magistrate Lilian Mbaeva on 19 March this year.

A burning shack

Three more shacks burn down Mavourlene Gaes

Three more shacks burnt to the ground in Kuisebmond’s Twahangana Street, House no 54 on Tuesday around 20:48 in the evening.

According to Chief of Fire Brigade Dennis Basson the fire was allegedly caused by a candle in one

of the shacks behind the house.

“The candle was left on the table and when it burnt

out, the table cloth caught fire and that is what we are suspecting may have started the fire,” Basson said.

He added that there were no injuries as everyone managed to escape unscathed.

Court Swakopmund Magistrate’s Court report 22-24 June Megameno Amupandi (24) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. His bail (N$6 000) has been extended and the matter has been postponed to 9 July for trial party to be heard – defence.

Fillemon kuume Ruben (37) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. His bail (N$6 000) has been extended and the matter has been postponed to 9 July for trial party to be heard – defence.

Douglas Seth Hoeseb (24) appeared on a charge if murder. He is on bail (N$2 000). The matter has been postponed to 26 June- continuation of trial.

Immanuel Nowaseb (28) appeared on a charge of rape and assault – assault by threat. He remains in custody and the matter has been postponed ot 26 June for fixing of trial date.

Riaan Samaria (38) appeared on three counts of fraud. The matter has been postponed to 8 July.

He is on warning.

Fillemon Paulus (21) appeared on a charge of possession of suspected stolen property. He is on bail (N$1 200) and the matter has been postponed to 18 August.

Nakale Thomas (19) appeared on a charge of possession of suspected stolen property. He is on

bail (N$1 200) and the matter has been postponed to 18 August.

David Shuuveni (22) appeared on a charge of drugs – possession of dependence producing substance. He was found guilty. He is sentenced to 10 days imprisonment or N$100 fine.

Johannes Kambonde (26) appeared on a charge of drugs – possession of dependence producing substance. The case has been withdrawn against him.

Benedictus Weka (30) appeared on a charge of theft. He was found not guilty. His bail was re-funded.

Johannes Sondaha (28) appeared on a charge of theft. He was found not guilty. His bail was re-funded.

/Goagoseb was charged with the theft of N$10 320 from the Karibib Police Station’s tea club between July and November 2004 while he was in charge there.

The money was collected from tea and food sold at the police station’s kiosk.

After a lengthy trial, the court found him not guilty.

When he appeared in December last year, the warrant officer denied stealing the money, saying he was assisting the government when he bought food and put fuel into his private vehicle with money from the tea club.

The State argued that /Goagoseb did not officially inform the former Erongo Regional Commander, Deputy Commissioner Andrew Iiyambo that there was no money at the police station, nor did he ask

for permission to use the tea club’s money. /Goagoseb had argued that he did not use the money for personal gain but bought food for prisoners and filled up his private motor vehicle to transport prisoners to court and hospital.

He said there was no official transport at the Karibib Police Station for a whole year because the designated vehicle was not repaired on time.

The officer said prisoners also did not have enough food and started complaining of hunger.

“I did what I could to meet the government halfway because it is my responsibility to make sure that the prisoners are fed and transported.

“I never used the money for personal gain.

It is so unfortunate that things turned out this way,” he said.

LawyerAnnerie Keulder

represented the officer in the matter.

The same officer appeared in the Keetmanshoop Magistrate’s court in April this year on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm.

Media reports alleged that /Goagoseb assaulted institutional worker, Willem Bezuidenhout, after an argument over food. /Goagoseb allegedly threw Bezuidenhout to the ground and kicked him several times after he (Bezuidenhout) refused to give him meat they were roasting at the inauguration ceremony of police accommodation barracks in Keetmanshoop.

His last court appearance was on 21 May this year, when the case was postponed to 23 July for fixing of a trial date.

NAMPA

Bail to Alleged Girlfriend Killer Leandrea Louw

Jomo Petrus (29), accused of fatally shooting his girlfriend 24 year old Loiuse Alupe on Kuisebmond Beach in November last year, made another court appearance in the Walvis Bay Court on Monday. He has been in custody since his arrest last year November.

Petrus, who was charged with murder, read with the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, and another count of theft of a fire arm, and possession of a firearm without a license read with the provisions of the Arms and Ammunitions Act, was granted N$4 000 bail.

The bail conditions include, reporting to the Kuisebmond Police Station on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

He may not leave the Walvis Bay district without informing the Constable assigned to his case, he may not inter-

fere with State witnesses, and he must hand in all his travelling documents while the matter is pending.

His case has also been postponed to 22 July for plea.

At the time of going to press, sources close to the deceased alleged that Petrus is indeed in the process of collecting the funds for his bail.

The details of the murder was that Alupe died instantly after she was shot in the head, allegedly while the couple were seated in a bakkie at Kuisebmond Beach in Kuisebmond on No-

vember 10.

It was also alleged that they were arguing and that Petrus fired two shots.

He apparently tried to commit suicide immediately after the incident, but the gun allegedly jammed.

He then tried to slit his wrists and was later rushed to Walvis Bay State Hospital in an ambulance.

He recuperated and was transferred to the police holding cells under heavy police guard and has been in custody ever since.

NAMIB TIMES

26 JUNE 2015

Taking skills to the next level

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Madelaine Laubscher COSDEF (the Namibia Community Skills Development Foundation), in collaboration with Vision 2030 Focus Magazine presented the COSDEF progress report yesterday in Swakopmund, to put in more effort towards training skills throughout Namibia.

The namib times spoke to the executive manager of COSDEF, Mr Jeremy Muller, about their goal. “COSDEF’s vision statement is to be the preferred provider of community skills development training to increase the income-earning capacity of Namibia’s marginalised populations.

“We look at unemployed youth, women and low skilled adults. We aim to develop their entrepreneurial and essential skills and to enhance their participation in micro and small enterprises,” he said.

Mr Toffy Dube, the managing editor of Vision 2030 FOCUS magazine said

“our magazine is a monthly publication that believes in Namibia’s development through the promotion of relevant information that is within the mutual interests of our nation while promoting youth involvement in mainstream economic development, hence serving as a watchdog for economic emancipation and industrialisation.”

According to him the magazine highlights the aims, objectives and redresses the current lack of awareness of the development plan amongst the generality of Namibian citizens, create publicity for many successes already achieved

by the government, and provide focused/planned communication platform to motivate keys players/stakeholders towards achievement of the remaining unachieved objectives.

“We got involved with working with COSDEF/ Cosdec because we saw the need to complement their effort towards training and skills transfer by writing what COSDEF is doing towards nation building.

It is not everyday where the mainstream media picks up developmental stories that seeks to promote youth empowerment and encourage community to help themselves.

Mr Toffy Dube (middle) with Mr Jeremy Muller (right), presenting the COSDEF progress report We saw COSDEF as one of the institutions that people can be involved with to help educate the nation that one can make a living through using their hands.

I hope the publication will go a long way to educate

the nation and the youth that formal through skills development one can a living, hence eradicate poverty.

This project was rewarding in that my team and I were privileged to meet young

people who had their lives improved through COSDEF and there are able to take care of their families and themselves.

I strongly hope that this progress report will change the perception of people to-

wards COSDEF and community driven initiatives and will embrace community projects such as COSDEF for the betterment of the Namibia.”

Young ones give to the senior citizens Liesl Losper

Dans jouself warm met Ruby Davids

Die winter is in ons midde en “Wilma se Winterbal”, Saterdagaand in Swakopmund Primêre Skool se saal (Pams), is glo net die plek om te wees om die ergste koue uit die lyf te skud.

Teen ‘n minimale toegangsfooi van N$60 kan oud en jonk op die maat van die alombekende Ruby Davids gaan swaai.

Langarm, golden oldies en old school musiek is op die spyskaart, behalwe vir die kontantkroeg.

Daar is ook ‘n prys vir die paartjie wat die mooiste aantrek.

Volgens Ruby gaan hierdie ‘n aand wees om nog lank te onthou en ook sommer om die winterkoue te breek.

Die musiek begin om 20:00 en daar gaan tot laat gedans word.

As part of the center’s vision, the children are often involved in organising events and volunteering for projects such as collecting clothes and money for shack fire victims.

This year they decided to focus on helping the elderly during this cold winter.

“We have discovered that these people are very lonely and therefore want the children from the centre to spend the day with them. said Taati Niilenge founder of the centre.

The centre started with five children and now has 84 children from Grades 1-9, who come for afternoon lessons. They are taught by five teachers consisting of four Grade 12 graduates and an ex- teacher.

The children are now among those who receive best educational awards

Photo by Liesl Losper

The Faith Education Centre in Walvis Bay recently hosted a winter day for the Walvis Bay elderly in the Kuisebmond hall. They served them meals and entertained them, with among others, a brass band. Councillor Benson Uakumbua, deputy mayor of Walvis Bay, had a special message for the day.

from all schools in Walvis Bay. The deputy mayor explained a variety of reasons why this kind of interaction is of importance.

“What makes this most special is the fact that we get a chance to see the elderly and the young within the same hall and with the same idea of spending a day interacting with one another.

When senior citizens spend time with children they are

reminded of their roles as parents while at the same time they are reminded of the beautiful memories of their own childhood.

I would want to point out that this gathering is proof that as a society or community we do not forget or neglect our senior citizens and that we believe that given the fact that they are our parents, although perhaps not biologically, they are our elders and as such worthy of our love, care

and support.

The children, too, will get a basic lesson about human biology in understanding right as this time that they will not remain young or children forever, and that, when they grow old in years, they too, will need love, care and support.

Furthermore, the children will get a chance to source wisdom from our seniors because as senior citizens you have lived through a variety of challenging life

experiences.”

The deputy mayor also encouraged events of this nature within the community as it will remind them of just how human they are and that our society’s strength and development rests on every single individual member, both young and old.

The Navy brass band blessed the senior citizens of Kuisebmond, with their music.

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26 JUNE 2015

Obtaining Fishing Milestone moment for EBH Namibia's Namdock 3 First Panamax docking signals new era for ship repair on the west coast

WHY? The marine resources are limited and currently some of them are overfished or over collected. It is necessary that everybody uses them wisely and carefully to secure the future harvesting needs by protecting the stock. Quantity/number of marine resources harvestable, minimum size limits of fish and crayfish that can be caught, open season etc. help to manage stocks to avoid the total disappearance of some species in our waters.

Do not leave bait or fish on the beach!

Either take it home or return it to the sea. This food attracts scavengers like jackals and gulls that prey on other bio-diversity. When you are back home after the holiday, it also inflates the predator population.

Where can you get a license for angling, crayfish diving & bait/mussels collection?

MINISTRY OF FISHERIES AND MARINE RESOURCES

Swakopmund Office

NATMIRC/Aquarium, Strand Street Tel +264 64 410 1000 Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 17:00 Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00 - 13:00

Walvis Bay Office

Inspectorate Office, 1st Street Tel +264 64 201 6111 Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 17:00 Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00 - 13:00

Lüderitz Office

Inspectorate Office Tel +264 63 202 905éOpen hours for permits - Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 17:00 Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00 - 13:00

Henties Bay Office

In October 2013, Elgin Brown & Hamer (EBH) Namibia launched its new Panamax-size third dock (‘Namdock 3’) in Walvis Bay. Now, the company has welcomed its first appropriately sized vessel to the new floating dock, signalling a new era in ship repair for the company and its capacity to service the international market.

At 195 meters in length, and with a lifting capacity of 15 000 tons, Namdock 3 has opened the doors for EBH Namibia to provide a service for the Panamax vessel market, which includes container/general cargo ships and tankers. The company celebrated this milestone when the Bold Voyager, a general bulk vessel owned

by Navigation Maritime Limited, was docked alongside Namdock 3 on 1st June, 2015.

“As the first Panamax-size vessel to be lifted and docked in Namibia, at the only privately-owned floating dock of its size in western Africa, this was a truly ‘milestone moment’ and an occasion to go down in history,” says Hannes Uys, Chief Executive Officer of EBH Namibia.

For Uys, the event represented the fulfilment of the next stage in the company’s vision of becoming the preferred shipyard in Africa.

“This successful docking and completed project work amply demonstrate our capacity to handle a vessel of this size. Namdock 3 has opened up a whole new segment of the market for EBH Namibia, and we believe the success of this project will give our other international clients the confidence that our infrastructure and people are more than capable of handling such vessels,” he says.

Bold Voyager, which operates in West Africa between South Africa, Namibia and Nigeria, set sail for Cape Town on 12 June, from where she will go to Nigeria for a steel delivery before returning to Walvis Bay for a salt loading consignment.

The scope of work, completed in 11 days, included painting and blasting.

“With a length overall (LOA) of 185 meters and a beam of 30 meters, the

Photo by Bernabé Blaauw

Inspectorate Office, at Hanganeni Fishing Project building Tel +264 64 500 320 Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 17:00 Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00 - 13:00

Windhoek Office

Brendan Simbwaye Square, Block C, C/o Uhland & Goethe Street Tel +264 61 205 3911 Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 and 14:00 - 17:00 Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00 - 13:00 Where can you get a permit for using 4x4/quad bike/motorbike in the authorised ORV zone in the dune belt between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay? MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND TOURISM

Swakopmund Office

Corner Bismarck Street and Sam Nujoma Avenue, Tel +264 64 404 576 Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 17:00 Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00 - 13:00

Namdock 3, when it arrived in Walvis Bay on 5 July 2013 to be welcomed by her new owners, EBH Namibia. It was purchased from the Forgacs group in Newcastle, Australia whereafter it was moved to Batam, Indonesia for repairs and maintenance in preparation of its journey to Walvis Bay

The 185 meters long and 30 meters wide Bold Voyager, the largest vessel to be lifted by EBH Namibia

This photograph, taken on 5 July 2013 when Namdock 3 moored in the Port of Walvis Bay for the first time, depicts the sheer size of the vessel. In the foreground is a floating crane that was carried on board from Indonesia vessel is the largest to be lifted by EBH Namibia, and required methodical planning prior to her arrival to ensure optimum work efficiencies and client satisfaction,” comments Uys. “The sheer size of the surface area to be coated meant meticulous resource management and sound communication skills. I am exceptionally proud that

EBH Namibia rose to the challenge with flying colours.”

Several enquiries have been made from similar calibre vessels, according to Uys, and the company is gearing up for a busy period as ‘Namdock 3’ comes into its own.

“We believe our capacity to service the Panamax-size vessel market gives us a

critical competitive advantage, allowing us to service a broader sector of the market.

‘Namdock 3’ has effectively given EBH Namibia ‘another string to our bow’, significantly boosting our reputation on the west coast as a ship repair destination of choice, and a major global player,” Uys concludes.

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Henrich Baumann Street Road - Number 643 Tel +264 64 205 971/2 Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 17:00 Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00h - 13:00

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Obtain a permit from the Namibian Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR) to catch fish or dive for crayfish and respect harvesting limitations.

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Permits

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NAMIB TIMES 7

COMMUNITY NEWS

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NAMIB TIMES

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Interesting operation draws attention

The namib times has come across divers from Walvis Bay Diving busy with a cable operation on the main beach in Swakopmund recently. Tari Van Der Merwe, diver and skipper of Walvis Bay Diving’s boat gave us more information in this regard.

“We are installing new AP (articulated piping) to the fibre optic cable which is laid in Swakopmund.

The fibre optic cable is part of the WACS (West African Cable System) which runs from Southern Africa all the way to Europe.

Most of the countries have small outlets which run to the shore and supply the country with

communications.

The AP consists of 2 halves that simply clip into each other and are secured with SS bolts and lock nuts.

One meter of this AP weighs 16 kg. This AP is a form of protection for the cable.”

WACS is also the first direct submarine cable to link Europe, West Africa, and South Africa in over ten years.”

‘Reduce, Re-use, Recover, Recycle’

Leandrea Louw A national workshop was held on waste management during an oil spill, from Monday to Wednesday in Walvis Bay. Nearly 40 environmental, planning, transport and logistics, and ocean and coastal experts representing all the key stakeholders of the National Oil Spill Continguency Plan (NOSCP) attended this workshop. The general objective of the workshop was to develop waste management guidelines for Namibia This was a global initiative for Western, Central and Southern Africa.

The Global Initiative for Western, Central and Southern Africa (GI WACAF Project) that was launched in 2006, is a partnership between the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) and IPIECA, the global oil and gas industry association for environmental and social issues, to enhance the capacity of countries to prepare for and respond to marine oil spills.

A key innovative feature is to emphasise the promotion of public and or private partnerships for effective oil spill response.

The mission is to strengthen the national oil spill response capability in 22

West, Central and Southern African countries through the establishment of a local partnership between the oil industry and the authorities in charge of oil spill preparedness and response at national level.

The Project is jointly funded by the IMO and 9 Oil Companies members (BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, ENI, ExxonMobil, Marathon, PERENCO, Shell and TOTAL) through IPIECA The GI WACAF Project is based on an effective management system comprising of six goals of preparedness to prepare for and respond to marine oil spills.

These goals cover the re-

quirements of the OPRC 90 Convention. The first goal is legislation: a contingency plan, designation of authority, regional agreements to promote the exchange of information and the provision of mutual assistance for oil spill incidents, training, national capabilities and support for participating countries in developing their own national response system.

In his opening remarks, Mr Peter Mwatile, Permanent Secretary of Works and Transport, expressed his gratitude to the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) and International Petroleum Industry Environmental Conservation Association

(IPIECA) for responding positively to Namibia’s request to management framework for Namibia.

“This workshop is an important component of the process of reforming Namibia’s oil spill preparedness and response system.

This reform process is imperative in the face of an evolving oil-spill risk profile and is spurred on by the increasing realisation, both within Namibia, the region and around the world, that coastal States must do more to manage the risk of acute oil pollution better, individually and in cooperation with their neighbours.

“Experience has shown that the most time-consuming and costly com-

ponent of a response to an oil spill is often the treatment or disposal of collected waste.

The volume of waste generated during and after a major oil spill can often be as much as, or even many times greater than, the volume of oil spilled.

This creates serious challenges for the entire oil spill response operation especially the waste management process, and can quickly overwhelm existing infrastructure and disposal facilities.”

Mr Mwatile also gave three examples of major oil spills, to indicate how much more waste is generated after an oil spill.

“Therefore waste management must be incor-

porated into any oil spill contingency plan and be part of the response strategy right from the beginning in order to avoid secondary contamination and minimise costs.

It is also important that response strategies are designed taking into consideration possible technical, logistical and legal constraints as well the general recommendations regarding the management of waste applicable to any pollution, that is reduce, re-use, recover, recycle, disposal, exactly in that order”.

He highlighted that it is important to recognise that an oil spill waste management strategy is all the more important

for Namibia because of the special characteristics of its coastline, that it is long, rugged and sometimes bleak and largely uninhabited.

It is classified as a protected area in its entirety and it is endowed with highly sensitive biological hotspots.

“We therefore view our oil spill preparedness and response system as weak and incomplete without pre-agreed waste management arrangements.

This is why I consider this workshop both timely and important.”

The workshop ended on Wednesday.

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Grootbek op Vrydag Hou in jou baan Marshallino Beukes

Mense wat hulle nie by hul eie lewens kan bepaal nie en meer behep is met dié van andere is regtig ‘n pyn in die anderplek.

23 JUNE 2015

Jaloesie, kleinlikheid en ‘n uiters lae selfbeeld, sou ek as redes vir hierdie skinderbekke en regters van ander mense se lewens voorgooi.

Watter genot kan daaruit geput word om die volgende persoon te oordeel en sy/haar doen en late te bespreek? Kry ‘n lewe!

Wat eintlik komies is, is die feit dat hierdie tipe wesens baie gou is om ander se foute raak te sien en te veroordeel, maar wanneer daar voor die eie deur gevee moet word, is al die groot, oranje vullishouers van Swakopmund en die hele kus te min om daar-

die gemors te versamel.

Ook diegene wat net negatiewe dinge rakende hul dorp, gemeenskap, ontwikkeling, hul lewensomstandighede en sommer als kwyt raak, is ‘n pendoring in my vlees.

Staan op en lewer ‘n positiewe bydrae, as om net daar in jou kokon van selfbejammering te sit en kla en krepeer. Ek weet van persone wat heel dag op facebook sit, net om andere te kritiseer – kry asseblief ‘n lewe!

Om eerlik te wees, is negatiewe of afbrekende komentaar op my doen, late en werk

NAMIB TIMES 5

Project Safety W.I.S.E officially launched

Madelaine Laubscher

A safety project was launched by Rossing Uranium in collaboration with AREVA Namibia at the Swakopmund Go-Cart racing track last week, in order to improve safety awareness at Swakopmund Pool klub het Saterdag heerlike ertjiesop en vetkoek aan ongeveer 300 schools and the behoeftige kindertjies in die DRC informele woonbuurt van Swakopmund verskaf.

Erongo Region.

Pool klub voed kindertjies

Valerie stands Kotzee Haai W.I.S.E for dit is baie goed. Die Here sal omgee vir kinders mag die Here se seen op Jul rus. die manne seenInforBaie dankie God love you.

Wakey wakey, Doera Vanwyk eke med, Sensible and dank die Here vir mense wat Eager.

The project was launched in order to empower learners from an early age with skills Junior Primary Edu- The messages will assisting in making the to consider their own cation in the Erongo reflect and incorporate world safer for our safety and of those Region, thus increasing e n v i r o n m e n t s a n d children. Let us work around them and to teachers’ capacity to contexts relevant to the together for the safety of develop a safety culture deliver on personal targeted age groups at the children so they can from a young age. safety education and in home, on the way become safety WISE.” The According Managing Director to a sour-this way increase know- between home and The Governor of the of Rossing ce, Natis Uranium, Walvis Bayledge and awareness of s c h o o l a n d s c h o o l Erongo Region, Mr Mr Werner receivedDuvenhage counterfeitidentified safety topics grounds.

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“Tool- s h o u l d e r s o f t h e road safety to the inherent behaviour as kits will be distributed to teachers. We pride UNICEF representative God bless you Helena Ndume. in Namibia. I applaud they Maurisha grow up. Poceiro Santos Congrats, ourselves as responsible 230 classes or may 10 800 Toni Timo Lange Well done.

This project will also learners, 87 classes in corporate citizens and as Rössing Uranium and support teachers in the Grade one, 73 classes in concerned neighbours AREVA Namibia for roll out of the new Grade two and 69 within the Erongo initiating this project,” revised curriculum for classes in Grade three. Region. I applaud all for he concluded.

soos water op ‘n eend se rug, dit maak my net meer vasberade om die beste wat ek kan wees te word.

Dus, soos die Ingilsman sê, bring it on!

Om mee af te sluit, daar is ‘n plekkie onder Oupa Liefie se son vir ‘n ieder en elk van ons.

Kom dat ons die een, die ander se plekkie respekteer en onthou, as jy nie iets positiefs van die volgende persoon kan sê nie, bly dan tog maar liefs stil…

Warning: Look out for Counterfeit money

Ex-Portugal leader and Namibia doctor win UN Mandela prize

Leeus in Terracebaai-omgeLeeus in Terracebaai-omgewing opgemerk wing opgemerk Liesl Losper

Dit is bekend dat die Uniab rivier-vallei, tus-

Dit sen is bekend datendie Uniab rivier-vallei, Torrabaai Terracebaai, die mees toeganklike rivier is besoekers aandie diemees streek. tussen Torrabaai envirTerracebaai, toeganklike rivier is vir besoekers aan die streek.

Marizel Jacobs Roline Fourie jy sal die tracking maar Walvisbaaiers, moet google Desember.

Bekende ook gesien dat van hulle Mnr en Mev Ansie Du radar-halsbande dra, sê Plessis het verlede week Oom Doepie, soos almal in daardie omgewing op hom noem. die leeus afgekom.

“Op die oomblik is die

ging dop te hou. Die projek en die beweging van die leeus kan besigtig

Namibië. Die doel is om 'n terugvoering te gee oor die leeubevolking en

Furious taxpayer I am frustrated and I feel that government vehicles are taken advantage of as I saw two drivers of government vehicles not only park where not supposed to, that is clearly marked not for parking but also went to buy alcohol during working hours.

There were many other parking areas but they simply ignored the parking places allowed and parked where drivers are not allowed to park.

Look at how many government vehicles are involved in accidents.

I feel it is due to their superior working positions that they take advantage of our tax moneys to do whatever they want!!

Anonymous

Die eerste stap Toe het ek my sonde bely, my oortreding nie weggesteek nie. Ek het gesê: "Voor die Here bely ek my opstandigheid;" en U het my skuld vergewe.

Psalm 32:5

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COMMUNITY COMMUNITY NEWS NEWS

Pro-Ed Akademie hou kultuuren toneelfees Belofte van uitstekende stukke Vanaf Saterdag, 4 Julie, tot Woensdag, 8 Julie, bied Pro-Ed Akademie hul jaarlikse talentaande en toneelfees aan.

In die verlede het dié skool se inskrywings baie goed gevaar by die jaarlikse Tienertoneelstreeksfees van die ATKV in Windhoek.

Verlede jaar was hulle toneelstuk Wees die naaswenner.

Hierdie jaar skryf hulle vier toneelstukke in.

Die skool se Kultuurweek en Toneelfees word vanaf 4 Julie gehou in die Kulturaula (Namib Primary School)

en begin elke aand om 18:00.

Saterdagaand word die toneelstuk Ver-(speelde)tyd opgevoer en is daar ook optredes deur ander kunstenaars, soos die C-Gals kamerkoor.

Maandag tot Woensdagaand word daar elke aand `n ander toneelstuk op die planke gebring: Ontsnap, ‘n Boudjie van my Vroutjie en Mallewales.

Ons is ook baie bevoorreg om `n gaskunstenaar uit Suid-Afrika te hê, Trudi Conradie, wat elke aand `n ander voorvertoning sal lewer: Maandagaand doen sy ‘n stuk van Agrippa uit Germanicus van N.P. van Wyk Louw, Dinsdag ‘n uittreksel uit die eenvrouvertoning Marie Curie, wat handel oor dié Poolse wetenskaplike en Nobelpryswenner en Woens-

Call to action

The recent exercise to pick up rubbish “along our roads and other areas” has had a noticeable visual impact next to the main road out of Swakopmund.

However, should one just look less than a km away from the road it is shocking to see what our desert really looks like.

As can be seen from the attached pictures, which were taken AFTER the recent clean-up on the south and north sides of the No-

nidas railway siding, we have a very long way to go before we can pat ourselves on the back.

With the coastal winds the windblown plastic bags etc. get caught on our coastal bushes and stay there forever. Very unsightly!

This is all preventable if our Government could just pass legislation (as has already been done some years ago in other African countries including RSA) by enforcing a simple law for shops to charge a heavy fee for each plastic bag handed out or prefera-

dagaand volg ‘n samestelling van sang en drama wat geïnspireer is deur die kort film Butterfly Circus.

Trudi is bekend vir haar rol as Babette in die rolprent French Toast.

Sy was ook die Ovation Award-wenner (2013) by die Grahamstadse Kunstefees met die stuk Breathing In van Reza de Wet. Talent uit eie geledere op die gebied van sang, bly by just banning plastic bags. Legislation has made a huge difference to the environment of the RSA. I also believe that the Swakopmund municipality can make a better effort at their dumping site to stop rubbish blowing into the desert for km’s on end.

We Namibians should also develop a culture by being proud Namibians by not just discarding our rubbish where we want to.

The NBC also has an obligation to educate Namibians on how to better care for their environment.

The world renowned Dr Senn from Switzerland

dans, klavier en musiek sal ook deel van elke aand se program vorm.

Toegang is N$100 per volwassene en N$50 per kind, maar daar is ook Kultuurweekkaartjies (al vier vertonings) beskikbaar teen slegs N$200 vir volwassenes en N$100 vir kinders.

Trudi Conradie

presented an informative talk some time ago at the Swakopmund Municipality, warning us of the dangers and effect of

plastic debris ending up in our ocean.

It would appear that the Municipality have not taken the shocking con-

sequences of Dr Senn’s presentation seriously enough.

Embarrassed Citizen

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Time lost by Operi Hangero – student at NIMT Not so long ago I knew I was safe.

Not a worry in my mind Mamma had my belly full.

Not so long ago I had to cover up Sit in a certain manner, Act a certain way Paul had me in his eyes Not so long ago I had my heart broken Mamma couldn’t mend it with her love Then I met Rebel, A beast that took over me 10 NAMIB TIMES Greed grew, flashy cars, smart phones, Parties till the break of dawn Operi Hangero getting tested by Verah Mhambi (Walvis Bay Corridor Group) Men, so many, one couldn’t count Forgetting that Rebel had a last name Called Aids He had many faces and many names Break the chain Could have saved us and can still save us.

The choice is yours and mine.

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Share your status Share your status with those you love with those you love

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Gerson Sabatha (NIMT trainee) getting tested by Jafet Andreas (Walvis Bay Corridor Group)

www.namtimeshivaids.org www.namtimeshivaids.org SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958

Practise safe sex.

Practise safe sex.

Sharewith your status those you love.

Share your status those youwith love.

Let’s put an end to HIV. Let’s put an end to HIV. Mr Antonio Daniel, a lecturer at NIMT getting tested

Our partners

REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES

Our partners

REPUBLIC NAMIBIA REPUBLIC OF OF NAMIBIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES MINISTRY OF SPORT, YOUTH AND NATIONAL SERVICE DIRECTORATE: SPORT

REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA MINISTRY OF SPORT, YOUTH AND NATIONAL SERVICE DIRECTORATE: SPORT

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Time lost by Operi Hangero – student at NIMT Not so long ago I knew I was safe.

Not a worry in my mind Mamma had my belly full.

Not so long ago I had to cover up Sit in a certain manner, Act a certain way Paul had me in his eyes Not so long ago I had my heart broken Mamma couldn’t mend it with her love Then I met Rebel, A beast that took over me 10 NAMIB TIMES Greed grew, flashy cars, smart phones, Parties till the break of dawn Operi Hangero getting tested by Verah Mhambi (Walvis Bay Corridor Group) Men, so many, one couldn’t count Forgetting that Rebel had a last name Called Aids He had many faces and many names Break the chain Could have saved us and can still save us.

The choice is yours and mine..

Ca

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Share your status Share your status with those you love with those you love

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Gerson Sabatha (NIMT trainee) getting tested by Jafet Andreas (Walvis Bay Corridor Group)

www.namtimeshivaids.org www.namtimeshivaids.org SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958

Practise safe sex.

Practise safe sex.

Sharewith your status those you love.

Share your status those youwith love.

Let’s put an end to HIV. Let’s put an end to HIV. Mr Antonio Daniel, a lecturer at NIMT getting tested

Our partners

REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES

Our partners

REPUBLIC NAMIBIA REPUBLIC OF OF NAMIBIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES MINISTRY OF SPORT, YOUTH AND NATIONAL SERVICE DIRECTORATE: SPORT

REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA MINISTRY OF SPORT, YOUTH AND NATIONAL SERVICE DIRECTORATE: SPORT

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What to Do After Being Diagnosed As HIV-Positive

If you’ve just found out you’re HIV-positive, you may feel overwhelmed, fearful and alone. Know that you are far from alone. Countless people and resources are available to help you.

It may help to remember that being HIV -positive is not the virtual death sentence it once was. HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) causes AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome).

But being HIV-positive does not necessarily mean that you already have AIDS. New treatment regimens have turned being HIV-positive into a chronic condition for many people.

With a healthy lifestyle and the right medical care, many HIV-posi-

tive people are living long, productive lives.

Still, learning that you are HIV-positive may leave you reeling.

Where should you turn for help? Who should you tell? What should you do first? Here are a few guideposts to help you through this difficult time.

See a HIV/AIDS Doctor Right Away After finding out you have HIV, fear about the future may make it hard for you to take action. But once you know you’re HIV-pos-

itive, see a doctor with experience in HIV and AIDS as soon as you can.

Don’t put it off. Your AIDS doctor will run tests to see how well your immune system is working, how fast the HIV is progressing, and how healthy your body is overall.

With this and other information, your doctor can work with you to develop the best treatment plan, including when and how to begin treatment. HIV drugs can often slow

or prevent the progression of HIV to AIDS. Left untreated, though, HIV can lead to serious illness and death.

Learn What It Means to Be HIV-Positive Information is power, especially when that information can save your life. These steps will allow you to take an active role in your care.

• Read about HIV in other sections of this web site.

• Seek information from government or non-profit educational

organizations with a focus on HIV and AIDS. • Learn about both experimental and standard HIV treatments, as well as their side effects.

• Talk with others who have been diagnosed as being HIV-positive.

Seek HIV-Positive Support Services A wide range of people can help provide you with the emotional and physical support you may need to cope with your diagnosis of HIV. Seek the help you need - whether it’s getting a

ride to doctor visits or simply finding a sympathetic ear. Here are some steps you can take right away: • Ask your doctor about local HIV/AIDS support groups. Or, ask for a referral to a mental health professional, such as a psychologist, psychiatrist, or clinical social worker.

• Find message boards or chat rooms online.

Discuss with your doctor the information you get from these sources. Some are accurate; some are not.

• Find a hotline by looking in the yellow pages of your telephone book under “AIDS, HIV Educational Referral and Support Services” or “Social Service Organizations.”

A person at the hotline can provide you with practical advice or emotional support over the phone.

They can also refer you to local HIV/AIDS self-help organizations.

WebMD Medical Reference

Top ten myths regarding HIV/AIDS Myth No. 1: I can get HIV by being around people who are HIV-positive.

The evidence shows that HIV is not spread through touch, tears, sweat, or saliva. You cannot catch HIV by: •Breathing the same air as someone who is HIV-positive •Touching a toilet seat or doorknob handle after an HIV-positive person •Drinking from a water fountain •Hugging, kissing, or shaking hands with someone who is HIV-positive •Sharing eating utensils with an HIV-positive person •Using exercise equipment at a gym You can get it from infected blood, semen, vaginal fluid, or mother’s milk.

Myth No. 2: I don’t need to worry about becoming HIV positive -- new drugs will keep me well.

Yes, antiretroviral drugs are improving and extending the lives of many people who are HIV-positive. However, many of these drugs are expensive and produce serious side effects. None yet

provides a cure. Also, drug-resistant strains of HIV make treatment an increasing challenge.

Myth No. 3: I can get HIV from mosquitoes.

Because HIV is spread through blood, people have worried that biting or bloodsucking insects might spread HIV. Several studies, however, show no evidence to support this -- even in areas with lots of mosquitoes and cases of HIV. When insects bite, they do not inject the blood of the person or animal they have last bitten.

Also, HIV lives for only a short time inside an insect.

Myth No. 4: I’m HIV-positive -- my life is over.

In the early years of the disease epidemic, the death rate from AIDS was extremely high.

But today, antiretroviral drugs allow HIV-positive people - and even those with AIDS - to live much longer, normal, and productive lives.

Myth No. 5: AIDS is genocide.

In one study, as many as

30% of African-Americans and Latinos expressed the view that HIV was a government conspiracy to kill minorities. Instead, higher rates of infection in these populations may be due, in part, to a lower level of health care.

Myth No. 6: I’m straight and don’t use IV drugs - I won’t become HIV-positive.

Most men do become HIV-positive through sexual contact with other men. However, about 16% of men and 78% of women become HIV-positive through heterosexual contact.

Myth No. 7: If I’m receiving treatment, I can’t spread the HIV virus.

When HIV treatments work well, they can reduce the amount of virus in your blood to a level so low that it doesn’t show up in blood

tests. Research shows, however, that the virus is still “hiding” in other areas of the body. It is still essential to practice safe sex so you won’t make someone else become HIV-positive.

Myth No. 8: My partner and I are both HIV positive -- there’s no reason for us to practice safer sex.

Practicing safer sex -- wearing condoms or using dental dams -can protect you both from becoming exposed to other (potentially drug resistant) strains of HIV. Myth No. 9: I could tell if my partner was HIV-positive.

You can be HIV-positive and not have any symptoms for years. The only way for you or your partner to know if you’re HIV-positive is to get tested.

Myth No. 10: You can’t get HIV

NIMT students waiting to be tested at a the namib times/Pepfar HIV campaign day. The HIV/AIDS Media Campaign Workshop, under the theme “Share Your Status with Those You Love” was conducted at the Namibian Institute of Mining Technology (NIMT) at Arandis from oral sex.

It’s true that oral sex is less risky than some other types of sex. But you can get HIV by having oral sex with either a man or a woman

who is HIV-positive.

Always use a latex barrier during oral sex.

Source: WebMD Medical Reference

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Salon Sabine sorg vir beste haarsorg Liesl Losper

Salon Sabine is 'n nuwe haarsalon maar tog is sy self 'n welbekende in die Swakopmund gemeenskap aangesien sy hier grootgeword en skoolgegaan het. Of jy nou 'n besoeker vir die eerste keer of 'n lojale gas is, sal Salon Sabine altyd vir jou 'n ervaring gee van 'n sielskalm atmosfeer.

“Tydens my studies aan die Potchefstroom Tina Scholtz Akademie, het ek ook deeltyds by 'n skoonheids-spa gewerk vir 4 jaar. Gedurende hierdie tydperk het ons

altyd minder bevoorregtes se hare op 'n Saterdag gaan doen. Dit was vir my 'n wonderlike gevoel wanneer ek klaar hul hare gedoen het en hulle kyk in die

spieel en glimlag en soms is daar 'n traantjie van dankbaarheid wat weggevee word. Ons het elke Saterdag uitgesien na hierdie tydtjie en so het dit ook vir ons gehelp om meer ervare te

raak.” Sabine gaan ook tot by haar kliënte se wonings veral wanneer dit vir troues, matriekafskeid of vir enige funksie is. “Ek gaan doen op aanvraag my kliënte se hare by hul huise. Vir grimering gaan Janine Boshoff wat wel bekend is met haar grimeertegnieke ook saam met my,” sê Sabine Greeff.

Met 'n aparte sjampoe kamer is dit moontlik dat enige kliënt spesiaal sal voel. Sabine hou baie daarvan om met mense te praat en kan met haar

kliënte in Duits, Afrikaans, Engels en selfs 'n bietjie Spaans kommunikeer. Sy maak gebruik van bekende haarprodukte soos die Goldwell reeks en ook antihaarverlies produkte en spits haar ook toe op die

gewilde keratien behandeling. "Ons doel is om te alle tye op hoogte te wees van die beste haarstyle en produkte sodat jy altyd die beste ervaring en die heel beste resultate kan kry.

Ons wil hê jy moet

spesiaal voel wanneer jy kom instap by ons haarsalon en selfs meer spesiaal wanneer jy uitstap,” sê Sabine.

Salon Sabine is geleë in die Otto Günther Arkade in Swakopmund.

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Wynveiling bring bekendes dorp toe Liesl Losper

Die Broers is ‘n Afrikaanse sangpaar wat uit die Snyman-broers, Christo en Cobus, bestaan.

Besighede het teen mekaar gebie om pryse op te jaag ten einde meer geld te genereer.

Van die besighede het N$1 000 gebie om die Broers en Toks weer te laat saamsing.

Daar was ook ‘n bottel wyn wat geteken is deur

Joost van der Westhuizen wat vir ‘n allemintige N$5 000 verkoop is.

Die hoogtepunt was ‘n trui, wat Victor Matfield in 2012 tydens die Curriebeker-eindstryd gedra het, wat opgeveil is vir N$6 000. “Dit was ‘n suksesvolle aand van lekker saamkuier. Die doel is om fondse vir ons sport te genereer.

Die bekende Toks van der

Linde van “Toks en Tjops” faam en die “Broers” het waarlik die aand ‘n warm atmosfeer gegee,” sê die skoolhoof van Laerskool Walvisbaai, Carina Ferreira.

Toks het met die voormalige Blou Bul-spanbestuurder, Wynie Strydom, ‘n insiggewende onderhoud gevoer.

Tiny van Rensburg was die afslaer.

Fotos deur Coenita de Bairos

Laerskool Walvisbaai en Worcester Primêre Skool het hierdie jaar vir die 5de keer weereens saam ‘n suksesvolle wynveiling gehou om fondse in te samel. Bekendes uit Suid-Afrika soos Toks van der Linde van “Toks en Tjops”, die Broers en Wynie “Gemmerkat” Strydom was ook daar om die 150 gaste te vermaak.

Toks sing saam met die Broers

Foto deur Bernabé Blaauw

Welkom in Walvisbaai

Voormalige Springbok rugbystut en televisie persoonlikheid, Toks van der Linde en die Afrikaanse sangpaar, Broers (Christo en Cobus Snyman) het Dinsdagaand by die wynveiling van die Laerskool Walvisbaai opgetree. Hulle optrede van verlede jaar was so gewild dat hulle hierdie jaar weer genooi is. ‘n Groepie vriende het hulle geneem vir ‘n verwelkomingsdrankie by die Atlantis-sportklub en namib times was op die regte tyd op die regte plek om die gemoedelike oomblik op kamera vas te vang. Op die foto verskyn Cobus (tweede van links), Stephen en Sonja (derde en vierde van links), Toks, Wessie (Namibië Brouerye), Christo en Goose (Namibië Brouerye) saam met besoekers van die Kaap af.

Wynie “Gemmerkat” Strydom vermaak die gaste met Rugby stories

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Winter Knights 2015 On 5 June the Swakopmund Round Table organisation was part of a Round Table Southern Africa initiative to collect donations, blankets, warm clothes and food for people less fortunate, who is bearing the winter nights without warm clothes and food.

Photos by Liesl Losper

This initiative forms part of a charity which is being driven across southern Africa, from all Tables.

The local Round Table invited local businesses to buy street corners in towns such as our capital, Windhoek, Swakopmund, Walvis Bay and Rehoboth.

Round Table encouraged local businesses to brand the street corners to show locals that they take these initiatives serious and that they as a company is serious about helping others.

The slogan for this ini-

One of the companies supporting Round Table’s Winter Knights 2015 in Walvis Bay

tiative comes from a recent spokesman for this campaign which said, ‘Help us warm Namibia’ and that was exactly what Swakopmund residents did.

We are really happy to announce that we bettered last year's (2014) budget and raised just under N$57 000.

With this not only being a money donation initiative we also received blankets and warm clothes.

All proceeds will go toward buying blankets and only blankets.

We would like to thank

our proud sponsors Alexander Forbes, Bits n Pizza’s, CamelThorn Freight and Swakop Uranium. We are proud to call you our partners!

We would like to urge the public, if anyone want to get involve with Swakopmund Round Table between the ages of 18 – 40 to help ensure the growth and sustainability of such a great organisation, please do not hesitate to contact them on hjsteenkamp1982@gmail.com for further info.

Gooi Knoffel!

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Meet Mr Walvis Bay Truter

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Leandrea Louw

Jean -Pierre Truter says when they called out his name that evening in April at the Mr Walvis Bay pageant, he could not believe it.

Organisers of the Miss Walvis Bay had done something completely different this year, by giving the Walvis Bay guys a chance to ‘‘strut their stuff.’’

Jean-Pierre Truter was the one who won over the hearts of the judges, and was crowned as Mr Walvis Bay. But namib times wanted to know who the person behind the charm truly is, and what his reign has in store for Walvis Bay the next year.

“Strangely enough I am a shy guy. The Mr Walvis Bay pageant was a whole different ballgame for me.

I never thought I’d actually take part.

I’m a model, and my passion is graphic design. I’m an all-rounder at Horizon Signs and Designs. I’m a dad, getting married soon and I’m a photographer.

I know that answer is really random but I have such diverse interests and acti-

vities in my life, it might fill an entire page if I had to tell you who I am by the list”, he said with a twinkle in his eye.

“I was born in Pretoria in South Africa but I’ve lived in Walvis Bay since I was two months old. No matter where I travel, this will always be our home.”

Jean-Pierre is also by 4 minutes the elder of twins.

His brother, Jean-Claude Truter, also took home the title of 1st Prince at the Mr Walvis Bay Pageant.

On a question about his dreams and goals he said, “My ultimate goal would be that when I die people would stand next to my grave and say, because of him I didn’t give up, he helped wherever he could, he was a great, kind and truly loving man.

So, my dream is something I want to do while I’m alive, and the answer to that is, I want to be a helping hand. I know most people

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SWAKOPMUND Pierre and his brother Claude

Pierre posing for one of his modelling gigs

* Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Book Exchange at the Mission to Seafarers. All Welcome. * Every Tuesday: Blood clinic (NAMBTS) at Wel witschia Hospital next to indoor pool. * 26 June: Donkey Derby at Town Hall. * 26 & 27 June: Moth Club presents Franco Sivori at Moth Club at 19:00. * 26 June: Narraville Primary School Talent Show at School Hall. * 27 Junie: Huis Palms Basaar by Huis Palms Gronde 10:00. * 27 Junie: Vlooimark aangebied deur Gereformeerde Kerk - Moths terrein regoor Woermann Brock. Tel: 202 020. * 29 Junie: NWU-PUK koor besoek die kus. Tree op in Walvisbaai in die Stadsaal om 18:00. Vir kaartjies kontak (Tel: 202 733). * 3 July: Narraville Primary School Mystery Walk. * 3 July: Poetic Healing presents Introspection at Nino’s Pizzeria, Walvis Bay at 18:30. Entrance Free. Contact: 081 214 4161. * 7 Julie: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Harvest Time Community Church. * 8 July: M.O.T.H. monthly meeting in Shellhole at 19:00. * 8 Julie: Jay du Plessis besoek Walvisbaai ten bate van Kidz Haven by Stadsaal. * 11 July: Wreath laying ceremony at M.O.T.H. Monument Usakos at 11:00. * 12 July: Delville Wood Remembrance Church Parade. * 1 Aug: St Petrus Rooms Katolieke Kerk, Narraville Bazaar op kerkgronde vanaf 09:00. * 4 Aug: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Temple of Truth Kerk.

probably think that the title is for fun, well, it probably was the idea at first, but I want to change that idea and I want to change the perception the public has of beauty pageants.

I also want to change people’s perception of modelling and be a beacon to those who want to follow that career path.”

“This pageant has been a huge boost towards it all.

I’ve wanted to help others for a long time before this event - but now I am better equipped to do it.”

But where did his motivation to participate come from, and who inspires him?

“I guess this is where the ‘thanks’ come in. My family, Eva Miarka, and Nikita

Melani who saw my potential.

The sponsors we’ve had so far, my awesome boss, Azaan Sitzer, whom I learn from every day, and last but not least, my gorgeous fiancée, Chriszelda, because without her none of this would be possible.

Thank you for reminding me every day when I forget what I’m worth, and how much I can achieve, for our beautiful daughters and last but not least, for feeding me.”

He says he has a lot of projects and drives planned.

“We are busy with a “winter drive’, where we are going into the streets of Walvis Bay to distribute warm clothes and food at night.

I am not aligning myself with any one charity organisation so I guess wherever the need is we’ll help.

Another project that I’m very excited about is where we will be taking the kids of Walvis Bay children’s homes to give them a day to remember You may have noticed none of our projects have official names, but like I said before, wherever the need is.”

“Anyone who is willing to help, not with money necessarily, but rather with assistance in other forms, can kindly contact me or Chriszelda at chriszeldad-

* Bridge: The Swakopmund Bridge club meets every Monday evening at 19:00 at Lions Old Age Home. Contact: Ed Barbour 064-405 604. * Swakopmund Toastmasters: Meet every first and third Monday of the month at the Europa Hof Hotel, Bismark Str 39, Swakopmund, Namibia from 19:00 - 20:30. * 26 June: Maskenball at SFC at 19:00. * 27 June: Street Procession at 11:11. * 27 June: Kehraus at SFC at 12:30. * 28 Junie: NWU-PUK koor besoek die kus. Tree op in Swakopmund in die Duitse Lutherse kerk om 17:00. Vir kaartjies kontak (Tel: 404 827, Sabine). * 4 July: Namib Primary School Big Walk from 08:00 17:00.

ktruter@gmail.com. Suggestions are also always welcome.”

He also has a message for the youth: “Do not listen to the voices in your head telling you that you can’t, because they are lying!

Take your dreams, look them in the eye and tell them, ‘you belong to me!’

Choose those you surround yourself with, wisely.

When choosing friends and more importantly a partner in life, choose someone who inspires you.

You are only as good as the man/woman/friends you choose.”

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Locker vom Hocker Kommentar: ,,Mein Winnetou ist tot” Hausbau vor 100 Jahren!

Liebe Küstenleser!

Wer heute in einem komfortablen Domizil wohnt, weiss meist nicht, wie hart die Europäer bzw. Missionare vor mehr als hundert Jahren gemeinsam mit den Eingeborenen dieses Landes gearbeitet haben, um sich ein bescheidenes Heim zu bauen.

Nehmen wir einmal das älteste Gebäude in Omaruru, das Missionshaus, das heute

Das im deutschen Sprachraum berühmteste Blutsbrüderpaar: Winnetou, gespielt von dem Franzosen Pierre Brice, und Old Shatterhand, gespielt von dem US-Amerikaner Lex Barker. Der Vater Winnetous, Intschu tschuna, besiegelt die Brüderschaft mit folgenden Worten: ,,Die Seele lebt im Blute. Die Seelen dieser beiden jungen Krieger mögen ineinander übergehen, daß sie eine einzige Seele bilden. Was Old Shatterhand dann denkt, das sei auch Winnetous Gedanke, und was Winnetou will, das sei auch der Wille Old Shatterhands.

Trinkt!”

Liebe Frau King- stars um ihn herum, nicht zum tapferen In- extrem gutaussehendenn es schien so, als dianerhäuptling. Aber den Lex Barker (Old horn, das war ein super sei ich die Einzige im - da gab es ja noch Yul Shatterhand) interesNachruf auf unseren ganzen Land, die ihn Brynner mit seiner sierten? Was würde tiefen, sexy Stimme! Sigmund Freud dazu alten Helden Winne- toll fand. tou! Damals schnitt Allerdings erhielt mei- Wenn man das Gesicht sagen? ich jedes Bild von ihm ne Liebe den ersten von Pierre Brice mit Wollen wir vielleicht aus der BRAVO und K n a c k s , a l s e i n e der Stimme von Yul gar nicht wissen, wenn klebte es - mit Uhu, Schallplatte von ihm kombinierte, klappte es ich mich nicht irre nogal - über mein Bett. mit der BRAVO gelie- wieder mit der Träu- ...hihihi (Sam HawUm meine Zuneigung fert wurde. Die zarte merei während der kins). vor meinen Freundin- französische Stimme, Schulstunden!

Howgh!

Jetzt frage ich mich, Ihre nen geheim zu halten, verglichen mit seiner platzierte ich alle mög- Synchronstimme im weshalb wir uns nicht Gisela Wolters lichen anderen Film- Film, passte mir so gar für den doch ebenfalls

Der kürzeste Tag des Jahres 2015

Die Wintersonnenwende auf der Südhalbkugel fand am vergangenen Sonntag, den 21. Juni, statt. Zur Wintersonnenwende erreicht die Sonne auf der Südhalbkugel der

Erde die niedrigste Mittagshöhe bzw. ihren niedrigsten Stand über dem Horizont. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt herrscht der kürzeste Tag und die längste Nacht, weil der größere Teil der

täglichen Sonnenbahn unterhalb des Horizonts liegt.

Da die Tage nach der Wintersonnenwende wieder länger werden, war dieses Ereignis bereits in vorchristchen

Kulturen ein Anlass zum Feiern: Die dunkle Zeit geht zu Ende, die Sonne haucht der Erde neues Leben ein. Das alte Jahr ist vorbei, das neue Jahr nimmt seinen Anfang.

Stonehenge in England, ein in der Jungsteinzeit errichtetes Bauwerk, das aus einer Grabenanlage und mehreren Steinkreisen besteht, war für damalige Clans eine Kultstätte. Zur Wintersonnenwende haben sie dort ein Fest der Wiedergeburt zelebriert, was anhand von Funden in der Umgebung des großen Steinkreises nachgewiesen wurde.

Die Wintersonnenwende ist eine der heiligsten Feiern zu Ehren der Sonne. Die dazugehörige Nacht wird auch als „Mutternacht“ bezeichnet: Nach altem Mythos wird das Sonnenkind von der Göttin tief unter der Erde, wo es dunkel und still ist, wieder zur Welt gebracht.

dieses anspruchslose Gebäude nicht nur zu errichten, sondern auch zu erhalten.

Begonnen hatte es als ein aus fünf Räumen bestehendes Lehmhaus, das der im Dienste der Rheinischen Missionsgesellschaft stehende Pridger Daniel Cloete 1868 baute. Ein Jahr später zog Cloete nach Springbokfontein, und Missionar Gottlieb Viehe übernahm 1970

Türen und acht Fenster hinzu. Das ganze Haus wurde ohne Fundament aus ungebrannten Luftziegeln gebaut. Das Rieddach wurde mit einer dicken Schicht aus Lehm und Kuhdung abgedichtet.

Aus dieser Masse und

1984 kaufte die Stadtverwaltung Omarurus das geschichtsträchtige Haus von der Rheinischen Missionsgesellschaft. Zwei Jahre später wurde es unter Denkmalschutz gestellt - dank Frau Elizabeth Kuhlmann (geb. Dannert), die 30 Jahre zuvor die Initiative für die Verhandlungen dazu ergriffen hatte.

Foto: Susann Kinghorn noch in seiner Schlichtheit in der Hauptstraße steht und als Museum dient.

Dieses einfache Gebäude hat ganz bestimmt mehr Geschichten zu erzählen, als viele der schnieken Luxusvillen in unserer modernen Welt, die oftmals auf den Fundamenten jener simplen, ohne jeglichen Baukomfort entstandenen Gemäuer aufgerichtet wurden.

Zugegeben, das Missionshaus ist kein architektonisches Wunderwerk wie etwa das Guggenheim-Museum Bilbao im spanischen Baskenland. Dafür imponiert es, wie hartnäckig Menschen sich darum bemüht haben,

die Station Omaruru.

Er entschloss sich zum Bau eines neuen Missionshauses, da das Lehmhaus wenig Schutz bot und für die wachsende Schule zu klein geworden war.

Bereits 1871 wurden zwei Zimmer errichtet, und die Decke bestand aus Ried, das durch Kameldornholzbalken gestützt wurde. Dann unterbrach eine in Otjimbingwe einberufene Konferenz die Bauarbeit, sodass der Missionar in der Regenzeit 1872 noch im Lehmhaus wohnen musste, wo es ständig durchregnete. Im zweiten Bauabschnitt von nur drei Monaten kamen ein Flur, fünf weitere Zimmer, acht

zusätzlichem Rinderblut setzte sich der Außenbewurf der Mauern zusammen. Die Türen und Fenster zimmerte Viehe selbst aus seinen Schiffskisten. Die Schiebefenster wurden aus der Kapkolonie beschafft.

Ein feierlicher Moment war es, als Missionar Dannert, der 1887 die Station übernahm, nach dem Heimaturlaub in Deutschland ein rundes Wellblechdach mitbrachte.

Seitdem ich ,Die Geschichte des Alten Missionshauses Omaruru’gelesen habe, sehe ich meine eigene Bleibe mit aufregend neuer Frische.

Ihre Susann Kinghorn

Ansicht des alten Missionshauses und der Missionskirche 1878.

Photo: W.C.Palgrave

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Ich glaube nicht, dass du dir das gut durch den Kopf hast gehen lassen. Hast du dir überlegt, dass du neun Mal springen musst?

Möchten Sie zum Nachdenken anregen? Melden Sie sich bei Susann Kinghorn; Tel. 405183 oder 0812538850; E-Mail: susannkinghorn@gmail.com

Worte der Woche

Armin und Sabine Kuhlmann ,,Noch ein Mal durch die kleinen, alten Fenster seh’n, zum Kirchlein drüben, zu allen, die vorüber geh’n: des morgens in den trauten, grünen Ort mit Morgengruß und lautem, frohen Wort, des abends auf die ferne, karge Werft, mit Nachtgruß, der des Tages harten Zwang entschärft; der Mutter Segenswunsch im Herz und auf den Lippen und Gott um Liebe nur, um Dankbarkeit und Demut bitten für alle, die an diesem Tag vorüberschritten, dass morgen wieder und an jedem neuen Tag der Menschen Eintracht wachse und die fromme Scheu von dem, was göttlich, schöpfungswahr und heilsam ist und einzig wehrt der Vielgestalt des UrVerderbens stets erneute List.

Dann will ich mich zur niedren Haustür wenden, gebeugt in ihrem breiten Rahmen steh’n, des alten Hauses stille Grüße senden ins Kommen, Werden und Vergeh’n, der Menschen, die als Freunde, Gäst’und Kindeskinder der Räume Gottes-Odem mal gespürt, der auch des eignen Herzens Schmerz nun linder erneut in jene ferne graue Fremde führt, vor der des grünen Riedwalls schattig Rauschen mich selber läßt auf Gottes An- und Zuruf achtsam lauschen.”

Ein Gedicht aus der Feder von Armin Kuhlmann, der mit seiner Frau Sabine zu den letzten Angehörigen der KuhlmannFamilie gehörte, die das alte Missionshaus in Omaruru bewohnten. Bis 1981 hatten die Missionare Dannert und Kuhlmann mit ihren Familien den Herero und Damara von Omaruru vom alten Missionshaus aus 69 Jahre lang gedient.

Papst Franziskus’ Öko-Enzyklika 2015

Liebe Küstenleser!

Neulich wurde mir von der anonymen Umwelt-Lobby namens Swakopmund Matters eine Mail mit dem Weltrundschreiben des katholischen Oberhauptes, der „Laudato si“, zugesandt. Vor längerer Zeit hatte ich Swakopmund Matters darum gebeten, sich in Form von ein oder zwei Namen aus der dunklen Höhle der Anonymität zu wagen, da ich nicht gerne Konversation mit einer Person oder Gruppe führe, von der ich nicht weiss, wer dahinter steckt. Es geschah diesbezüglich nichts, sodass ich darum bat, nicht mehr mit irgendwelchen Mails von Jemandem oder Mehreren bombardiert zu werden, die ich nicht zumindest beim Namen kenne.

Nun kam doch wieder eine Mail von Swakopmund Matters bei mir ins Haus geflattert.

Das nur als etwas längere Einleitung zu Papst Franziskus’ umstrittener Enzyklika, in der er den Konsumrausch, die Umwelt-

zerstörung und eine Unterwerfung der Politik unter die Wirtschaft angeprangert.

Die Erde scheine sich in eine „unermessliche Mülldeponie“ zu verwandeln. „Der Rhythmus des Konsums, der Verschwendung und der Veränderung der Umwelt hat die Kapazität des Planeten derart überschritten, dass der gegenwärtige Lebensstil nur in Katastrophen enden kann“, heißt es in der ersten Enzyklika, die Franziskus selbst geschrieben hat.

Angesichts des Klimawandels ging das Oberhaupt von weltweit rund 1,2 Milliarden Katholiken hart mit Politik und Wirtschaft ins Gericht. „Die Unterwerfung der Politik unter die Technologie und das Finanzwesen zeigt sich in der Erfolglosigkeit der Weltgipfel über Umweltfragen“, erklärt der 78Jährige. Es sei dringend geboten, Programme zu entwickeln und den Ausstoß von Kohlendioxid drastisch zu reduzieren. Der Klimawandel sei „eine der

Papst Franziskus: ,,Das Verhalten der Menschen ist selbstmörderisch.” wichtigsten aktuellen wird, nämlich dass zies stehen und eine Herausforderungen an Geburtenkontrolle un- Sonderstellung beanvermeidlich ist! Im spruchen dürfen, bevor die Menschheit“.

Ausdrücklich bekennt Gegenteil! Franziskus wir nicht aufhören, sich der Jesuit Fran- kritisiert staatliche Ge- G e b u r t e n k o n t r o l l e unter den Tisch zu ziskus zur vorherr- burtenkontrolle. schenden Meinung der Fakt bleibt, dass wir zu kehren und einfach Wissenschaft, dass viele Menschen auf weiterhin zulassen, " v o r a l l e m " d e r Erden sind und im dass gerade die ÄrmsMensch für die "be- rasanten Tempo immer ten der Armen zig sorgniserregende Er- mehr werden. Mindes- Kinder in die Welt setwärmung des Klima- tens jede Sekunde wird zen, sind wir dem Uns y s t e m s " v e r a n t - ein Baby geboren. In tergang geweiht. Oder der Haupstadt Nigerias glaubt jemand im wortlich sei.

Liebe Leser, wenn Sie allein leben etwa 20 Ernst, dass NOCH mich fragen, klingt das Millionen Menschen, mehr Menschen unsealles plausibel. NUR, das sind zehn mal so re begrenzten Ressourall diese Worte sind viele wie in unserem cen vermehren werden? vergeudet, weil der gesamten Namibia! wichtigste Faktor der Bevor wir nicht erkenUmweltkatastrophe, in nen können, dass wir Ihre der wir uns befinden, als Spezies nicht Ü- Susann Kinghorn nicht angesprochen BER den anderen Spe-

Die Botschaft der Bundesrepublik Deutschland informiert: Botschafter Hückmann stattet Präsident Geingob Höflichkeitsbesuch ab

Am 18. Juni 2015 stattete Onno Hückmann, Botschafter der Bundesrepublik Deutschland in Namibia, dem Präsidenten der Republik Namibia S.E. Dr. Hage G. Geingob seinen Abschiedsbesuch im Staatshaus von Windhuk ab. Botschafter Hückmann tritt Ende Juni 2015 in den Ruhestand. Während dieses Besuches überreichte er ein Schreiben des Bundespräsidenten a.D. Professor Dr. Horst Köhler.

Nächste Woche, das ist gewiss, erfolgt wieder ein Küstenquiz!

Botschafter Hückmann dankte der namibischen Seite für die sehr gute Zusammenarbeit in den vergangenen drei Jahren. S.E. Präsident Dr. Geingob sprach sich dafür aus, die guten Beziehungen weiter zu intensivieren und weiter auszubauen.

Rückfragen: Herr Ullrich Kinne - Ständiger Vertreter der Botschaft der Bundesrepublik Deutschland E-Mail: v@wind. diplo.de Tel. 061 273 102

Botschafter Onno Hückmann und Präsident Hage Geingob im Staatshaus.

Foto: Deutsche Botschaft in Namibia

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REZONING APPLICATION WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME Rezoning: Single Residential to General Residential 1Location: Erf 2418 Plein Street Township: Narraville In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to rezone erf 2418 Narraville from Single Residential with a density of 1/100m2to General Residential with a density of 1/100m2 Plans may be inspected/particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Room 101, Civic Centre, Walvis Bay, Nangolo Mbumba Drive.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager, Roads and Building Control (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay, and the undersigned, in writing, not later than 10 July 2015.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Bruce Stewart, Town Planner, PO Box 2095,

Walvis Bay, (064) 280772

REZONING APPLICATION WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME Rezoning: Single Residential to Local Business Location: Erf 2982, 116 Agaat Street, Kuisebmond.

In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish a Small-Scale Mixed-Use Business Development on the site.

Plans may be inspected/particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Room 101, Civic Centre, Walvis Bay, Nangolo Mbumba Drive.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager, Roads and Building Control (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay, and the undersigned, in writing, not later than 10 July 2015.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Bruce Stewart-Town Planner, Box 2095, Walvis Bay {(064) 280 770}

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

Erf 3345, Eugene Muller Street Swakopmund: Special permission to operate a Car Wash Contact Person: Mr. A. Van der Westhuizen Tel: +264 (64) 4104403 (Manager: Town Planning) Any person having any objections to the proposed steps may lodge such objections, duly motivated in writing, with the Chief Executive Officer until 10 July 2015

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NOTICE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME Take notice that WSTRPC (Town Planning Consultant) on behalf of A and P Boshoff Investments CC, intends to apply to the Walvis Bay Municipal Council for: REZONING: FROM SINGLE RESIDENTIAL WITH A DENSITY ZONING OF 1/500m² TO GENERAL RESIDENTIAL I WITH A DENSITY ZONING OF 250/m² ON ERVEN: 806 & 807 (Portions of Erf 166) TOWNSHIP: MEERSIG STREET: Oryx Street, House No. 14 and 16.

It is the intention to rezone the said erven to construct 3 dwelling units on each site. Parking will be provided in accordance with the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme.

Further take notice that the plan of the proposed development lies for inspection on the Town Planning Board, First Floor, Room 101, Civic Centre, Walvis Bay. Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager, Roads and Building Control (Town Planning) Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the undersigned, in writing not later than 18 July 2015.

APPLICANT: WSTRP, P.O. Box 31761, WINDHOEK, wstrpc@gmail.com

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

1. Name and postal address of applicant: Frans-Peter Wittreich, P. O. Box 69, Karibib.

2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Ukuib Hunting & Farming 3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: Farm Ukuib 84, P. O. Box 20, Karibib District.

4. Nature and details of application: Special Liquor Licence.

5. Clerk of the court with whom application will be lodged: Magistrate Court, Karibib.

6. Date on which application will be lodged: 1 July 2015.

7. Date of meeting of Committee at which application will be heard: 12 August 2015.

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

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Solar car showcast in Walvis Bay

Photo contributed by UJ Solar Car Sports team Liesl Losper This week the University of Johannesburg (UJ) School of Engineering showcased its uniquely South African solar-powered vehicle.

They are currently travelling through

Namibia and then to Botswana. They will

be in Gaberone on Saturday whereafter

they will be returning back to Johannesburg.

The team named their solar car, Ilanga II,

which means sun in Zulu. This newspaper was lucky to get an exclusive interview with one of the team members, Bevan De Nobrega while they were showcasing their hard work of 2 years at the Walvis Bay International School on Wednesday. “ I am part of UJ solar, a group that is presently doing the African solar drive, we started off in Johannesburg, we traversed the country all the way through Windhoek and after our Walvis Bay journey we are planning to go around to Botswana as well.

We are doing a whole 4 100km loop and we are testing the car everywhere we go and we drive it every day.

We aim to do about 300 km a day.

With that we are trying to raise awareness and show people what renewable energy is all about and also to show them what we have been working on so hard for about two years,” said Bevan.

UJ engineering students have designed and built the solarpowered car which is capable of reaching speeds of 130km/h.

“This project is to show the community about maths and science and how they engage people and

teach them what you are capable of if you set your mind on it. I think it is also a valuable lesson to teach young kids so that they will strive and want to do something technologically when they grow up.”

The tyres of this solar car appeared very small in comparison to the work it must do and Bevan said, “Basically you just want to reduce the rolling resistance with the vehicle.

You minimise the contact area of the tyre on the floor and the only way to do that is to increase the pressure, we pump the tyre to 8 bar.

We use a certain type or tyre, which is primarily just for solar cars. It has a thickness between a bicycle and motor bike tyre and it is only 24 inches in diameter.

The less rolling resistance you have, the more efficient a car you have.”

The main question was actually what happens in the dark?

“It has a backup battery.

Solar panels charge the batteries so you can decide if you just want to drive on battery or only on solar power or you

can use a combination.

If you want speed, you use the battery, for cruising you use solar.” More excitement to look out for is that every two years they have a Sasol Solar Challenge, where for 8 days different solar cars from different universities across the world compete.

The race starts in Pretoria and ends in Cape Town and the whole idea is to do the longest stretch in the shortest time,” Bevan concludes, South Africa's renewable energy grid is growing rapidly and last year the country was ranked 10th in the world in terms of solar photovoltaic generating capacity according to WikiSolar.org. Mechanical Engineering Science lecturer and the UJ Energy Movement Programme Manager, Nickey Janse van Rensburg says about the trip, “It's been wonderful to see the great response from industry leaders, academia and scholars in all the towns we are stopping in – all excited to meet Ilanga II.” More on page 29 & 30

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Maintenance time for Ilanga II

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MOTORING Photo right: (Standing on the left side) Bevan De Nobrega with the other team members Josè Sequeira, Thato Nkosi, Munyaradzi Hluyo, Nicholas Harvey and Warren Hurter.

UJ engineering students have designed and built the solar-powered car which is capable of reaching speeds of 130km/h using "less energy than is needed to power a kettle", said Warren Hunter, Team and Technology Manager of the Energy Movement program.

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The solar panels they use for the vehicle are South African products which the team has found to be more efficient than other imported counterparts as they use sunlight at up to 19% efficiency, which is relatively high, and at lower light quality. Featuring on the photo are students at Walvis Bay International School

The car looks more like a rectangular terrestrial catamaran, and with its orange UJ colours and solar panels with a small glass bubble for the driver, it looks like the kind of vehicle that the first citizens of Mars will one day drive around in.

WIN: The 2015 African Solar Drive Twitter competition: If you spot the Solar Car along the route don't hesitate to upload a photo on Twitter by using @UJSolarCar and #AfricanSolarDrive or the UJ Solar Car Facebook page.

Who knows, you might be the lucky winner of a Google Tablet.

The winner of the prize will be drawn randomly on 30 June and will be notified via Twitter or Facebook.

Follow the UJ Solar Car on: http://www.ujsolar.co.za/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UJSolarCar Twitter: @UJSolarCar Sasol Solar challenge website: www.solarchallenge.org.za UJ's Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment is one of the most comprehensive faculties in the country, offering a wide range of education options, from diploma to post graduate degree courses.

The UJ Energy Movement programme was established in 2010 to help promote skills development, energy conservation and sustainability through technology innovation with a focus on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education.

Issued by MANGO-OMC on behalf of the University of Johannesburg For more information, contact: Zylvah Makola MANGO-OMC +27 (0) 11 326-0457 zylvah@mango-omc.com

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DR EL Kareem Traditional healer who will solve your problems which you had been experienced for such a long time physical and spiritual by using traditional African medicine and ritual prayers and free yourself from witchcraft Contact: 081 661 6732 TOP DRY CLEANING SERVICES Services we provide: Cleaning of houses inside/out newly build etc.

Contract work, window cleaning, carpet cleaning, upholstery, curtains, blinds & mattress cleaning, car valets, stripping, painting & sealing of floors, refuse bin cleaning & laundry services.

Please contact or Email: Chene de Vos 0813643875 (accounts@topdrynam. com) L & F CLARKE INVESTMENT CC 201408587: * For all your building and renovation needs. * Garage cleaning services. * Wooden gates.

Contact Leon: 081 128 6397 081 149 6407 ALBY'S EASY SHUTTLE CC: Whk na Swk/W/bay N$200,00 W/bay/Swk na Whk N$200,00 Vertrek vanaf Whk 7h00 Vertrek vanaf W/bay 14h00 Besprekings @ 0811299811 (whatsApp/sms) albyeasy12@gmail.com 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 DUH-AZIZI Now in Swakopmund Expert in African Traditional Medicine and Healing: Are you tired in a relationship and want to get married?

Is the support weak?

Do you want to keep a lover to yourself and no sharing? Ever wonder why others progress and your are struggling with no success? Are you troubled at night, no sleep, things move in the house or on your body? you have unfinished job?

Turn to DR DUH-AZIZI for all lost lovers, luck, removal of demons and tokolosh.

Contact: 081 344 8959 TRADITIONAL DOCTOR - PHIRI: Powerful doctor with spiritual powers. helps with witchcraft problems, helps remove evils, tokolosh. Helps diseases.

Pregnancy problems.

Brings back your lost lovers, Marriages, Court cases, Penis enlargement, Business booster, Customer attraction, protection of property. revenge and send back the witches to the owners.

Call Dr Phiri: 081 716 4758 Roof repairs & Home renovations By the Austrian Master builder, Plumbing and Electrical work, No job to small, modern Bathrooms, Swimming Pools, Electric perimeter security, Four layer painting work, with 8 year roof Repair and painting guarantees.

Samsung Air conditioning Installer.

Call Gunther anytime, 081 63 86 300

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TRADITIONAL DOCTOR DR CHISALE “The Old Man” From Malawi Specializing in various problems and diseases...

Lost lovers to come back within 4 days Protection of houses and bodies from witchcraft Removal of any type of bad luck Complicated court cases Binding your lover, to be yours only Boosting your business Passing examinations Promotion at work Win big contracts Not to be asked to pay debts or accounts To become pregnant To have more power during sex All types of diseases To become pregnant and many more Come and see wonderful miracles happening in your life and you will never regret Phone Doctor Chisalo “The Old man” 081 726 2834

2GETHER CONSTRUCTION CC t/a A. Nghiyavala Trading Enterprises CC, REG No. CC/2012/95 We do the following: Bricklaying ( Building Construction) Plumbing work Ceiling work Tiling work Tiling work & interlocking Painting work Carpentry (BIC) Contact us: 081 148 9348 081 280 6249

Carpet/Upholstery Cleaning For effective cleaning please call Lida Coastal Hygiene for a free quote The Chem-Dry method: Stays clean longer, Dry Faster, Healthier, No bad odours Treat your carpets!

Please book to avoid disappointment.

Tel 064 209 292 E-mail: admin2@lida.com.na

PRODEL CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATIONS:

For all your renovations and construction needs with personal attention.

Call for a free quote JOHANN STEYN 081 128 0848.

DR LULE Is challenging everyone who has been trying to get help but without success.

Spiritual healer using ancestors powers to show Solves bad luck, financial problems, body pains, lost lovers, marriage problems, infertility, enlargements, weak erections, get loans quickly, debt cancellation, bad dreams, protection from jealousy, lucky charms, win tenders, gambling, addictions, business boosting and all forms of sickness. There is always a second chance! 100 % guaranteed results.

Contact: 081 273 5194 Walvis Bay

OFFICE & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE REMOVAL SPECIALISTS In Namibia Household & Office.

Mobile: 0814093522 email: neilnkt@iway.na

PROPERTIES TO RENT TE HUUR: Woonstel vol gemeubileerde enkelwoonstel bestaande uit slaapkamer, badkamer en kombuis te huur.

Lagoon are, Walvisbaai.

Buitebraai onderdak.

Beskikbaar 1 Julie.

Veilige en privaat.

Onderdak parkering, gedeeltelike DSTV. W/L ingsl.

N$ 3 600.00 p/m vir een persoon N$ 4 000.00 p/m vir 2 persone Dieselfde bedrag deposito.

Afbetaalbaar in 3 maande kan gereel word Jammer, geen kinders of troeteldiere.

Kontak: 081 247 1687 TO RENT: 7th Road Near Indongo Toyota 2x bedroom, kitchen with BIC, bathroom with shower, 1x garage.

N$ 5 200.00 p/m N$ 5 200.00 deposit W/E incl.

Available immediately Contact: 081 247 2717 TO RENT: Inside room in a house.

Single person N$ 1 500.00 p/m Kuisebmond, New NHE Location Available ASAP. Contact: 081 207 7464 TE HUUR: 2 slaapkamer woonstel te huur.

W/L ingsl.

N$ 3 200.00 p/m Deposito N$ 1 600.00 Geen diere en geen garage.

Kontak: 081 407 5655 TO LET: Office Space available Sam Nujoma Ave Main Street, Swakopmund.

Mare-lize: 081 325 1277 TO RENT: Fairway Estate, Barnes Close str.

One bedroom flat, sitting room, open plan kitchen and bathroom. Pre paid electricity.

Own water.

Private be hound house.

Including cupboard and stove.

N$ 3 850.00 p/m Contact: 081 264 3310

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

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TO RENT: Open plan bachelor flat with own shower in Narraville, Walvis Bay Pre paid electricity Water incl.

N$ 2 500.00 p/m N$ 1 500.00 deposit Contact: 081 231 6666

TO RENT: Kuisebmond 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 1 kitchen N$ 1 750.00 p/m W/E incl.

Deposit N$ 1 000.00 Contact: 081 332 2330

TO RENT: Walvis Bay Close to Duneside School, in Town 2 bedroom flat with cupboards. Open plan kitchen with living area, bathroom and garage.

In backyard N$ 6 000.00 p/m W/E incl/ Deposito N$ 5 000.00 can be arranged over 2 months Available from 1 July Contact: 081 376 2436 064 220 948

TO RENT: Walvis Bay, Namport Kuisebmond One bedroom flat, small kitchen and a toilet N$ 2 150.00 p/m W/E incl.

Deposit N$ 2 500.00 When you move in One flat open N$ 2 000.00 p/m W/E incl.

Deposit N$ 2 500.00 Contact: 081 619 6795 IN COUNTRY ESTATES Walvis Bay To Let Meersig - Spacious 3 bedroom house with 2x lounge areas, kitchen, study, 2 bathrooms, one garage, garden, big back yard with high walls.

Available 1 July N$ 10 800.00 p/m W/E incl.

Office Space - Prime Area - Central N$ 6 700.00 p/m Office Space - Central 4 Newly Build offices Available 1 July Price ranging between N$ 4 500.00 p.m to N$ 7 500.00 p/m Central - 2 bedroom flat with garage N$ 5 000.00 Available 1 July Central - 1 bedroom flat, no garage, courtyard, pet friendly, max 2 people N$ 3 900.00 p/m W/E incl.

FOR SALE Fairways - duplex 2 bedroom unit, 2 bathrooms, open plan kitchen, lounge, garage N$ 995 000.00 Fairways - 3 bedroom house, open plan kitchen, lounge, indoor braai, 2 bathrooms, double garage, pre paid electricity, interlocks N$ 1.380 mil CLOSE TO AFR HIGH SCHOOL Spacious 3 bedroom house, 2 bathrooms, open plan kitchen, lounge, indoor braai, interlocked courtyard, 2 garages, garden. N$ 1.495 mil neg Central - 3 bedroom house, spacious lounge, indoor braai, kitchen, 2 bathrooms and garage plus 1x2 bedroom flat plus 1x1 bedroom flat.

Good rental income all for N$ 1.8 mil Lagoon - Prime Area Large 3 bedroom house, 2 flats, 3 garages, Ideal for investment or owner with additional income related to flats N$ 2.450 mil To view please call Laura 081 127 7071 Glen 081 127 9443

TO RENT: 3 bedroom house available in Narraville, Meeu Str. As from 1 July 2015.

Water excl.

Electricity pre paid.

BIC and single garage N$ 4 500.00 p/m Deposit in installments.

Contact: 081 246 9903 081 227 7430 EMMA NANGOLO KAMATOTO PROPERTIES To Let Meersig - 1 bedroom flat, kitchen, lounge, stovem washing machine, toilet, garage.

W/E incl.

N$ 3 650.00 p/m Bachelor flat to rent in Meersig with lounge, shower, garage, toilet, available from the 1 July N$ 3 850.00 p/m Long Beach 2 bedroom fully furnished apartment, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, lounge, tanderm garage N$ 5 500.00 p/m FOR SALE: Bachelor flat close to the lagoon.

N$ 595 000.00 Refer any to let or for sale property and claim your referral fee.

Emma: 081 122 8067 TO RENT: Meersig, Walvis Bay 1 bedroom flat, open plan lounge &kitchen.

No garage N$ 3 800.00 p/m Plus deposit W/E incl.

Deposit can be paid in 3 installments Flat situated in back of yard.

Contact: 081 129 4405 TE HUUR: Steru 2, Die Docks, naby Hoërskool Walvisbaai.

Groot geleentheid in veilige kompleks.

3 slaapkamer, 2 badkamer, gaste toilet, ruim oop plan sitkamer, eetkamer, kombuis. Baie ingeboude kaste.

Binnebraai, kan met glasdeure afgeskort word.

Matte. 1 garage. tandem garage, klein binnehof.

Maak ‘n afspraak en besigtig eenheid, strengkeurig. Geen diere.

N$ 7 250.00 p/m Deposito betaalbaar oor 2 maande. Deposito betaalbaar oor 2 maande. W/L ingsl.

Hannah: 081 124 2151 TE HUUR: Narraville Vanaf 30 Junie 1 slaapkamer woonstel met oopplan kombuis + badkamer, diefwerings N$ 3 000.00 p/m Deposito onderhandelbaar W/L ingsl.

Skakel: 081 327 9800

TO RENT: Bachelor flat available for rent in Narraville Own shower & toilet Open plan kitchen N$ 2 900.00 p/m W/E incl.

N$ 1 300.00 deposit Available as from 1 July Contact: 081 129 3694 TO RENT: Walvis Bay 3 bedroom house close to Duneside School.

3 bedroom with build in cupboards and stove.

Living area with bathroom and garage.

N$ 8 200.00 p/m W/E incl.

Deposito N$ 6 000.00 Please contact: 081 376 2436 064 220 948 Available from 1 July TO RENT Tamariskia - Swakop: Spacious 2 bedroom flat to rent.

N$4500 + deposit.

W/E Incl Available immediately.

Contact: 081 765 2366 HOUSE FOR RENT Tamariskia - Swakop: 3 Bedroom house very spacious with 1½ bathrooms. BIC. Available immediately.

N$8000.00, deposit negotiable.

Contact: 081 248 9044 081 320 2007 TO RENT: Walvis - Hermes 3bed, 2bathr, lounge, dinning room, kitchen, indoor braai. Garage park 4 cars NS11500-00 p.m+ Deposito W/E incl Contact : 0812561560 To Rent – small office in centre of town ( Walvis Bay) to rent Available 1st of June 2015 Contact: 064-204745 / 0813420000 TO RENT: MEERSIG 2 bedroom apartment, bathroom, open plan kitchen with lounge, BIC incl. stove, indoor braai, garage, alarm. Prepaid electricity, water included.

Deposit payable.

N$6000 p/m.

Available from 1 July 2015 Contact: 081 293 6073 / 081 149 0144

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PROPERTIES TO RENT TO RENT Oletweni - Swakop: 1 Bedroom flat with own bathroom.

N$2500.00 + deposit W/L Incl.

Available end of June TO RENT Oletweni - Swakop: 1 Bedroom, bathroom, mini kitchen and lounge.

N$3000.00 + deposit.

W/L Incl.

Available immediately.

Contact: 081 673 2664 TOWNHOUSE FOR RENT IN HERMIS WALVISBAY Available from 01 August 2015.

2 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom, open plan kitchen, living room and dining area. Single garage.

Spacious yard. Prepaid Electricity. Water excluded. Walking distance from town, 2 minute walk to Welwitchia hospital.

N$ 6000 plus N$6000 deposit payable.

Contact: 081 200 6543 BACHELOR FLAT TO RENT KUISEB NAMPORT: A huge bedroom with Open plan kitchen Very neat and safe.

For viewing call 0812440044 TUKA PROPERTIES CC TO LET Ocean View – Eureka flat 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open plan kitchen and a garage for N$ 6000.00 water & electricity excluded.

Vineta 6 Bedrooms house, 2 bathrooms, sitting room, launge and dining room, entertaining area with double garage for N$ 15 000.00 water and electricity excluded.

Tamariskia 6 bedrooms house, two bathrooms, kitchen, sitting room and dining room with a tandem garage for N$ 9200.000 water and electricity excluded.

Mondesa 2 Bedroom house, two bathrooms, open plan kitchen and a garage for N$ 4800 water included and electricity excluded.

Available for the 01 August.

Mondesa – Omulondo Bachelor flat with toilet and shower for N$ 2000.00 water included and electricity excluded.

For more info call 081 241 5447 064-461217 Email: info@tukaproperties.co m Website: tukaproperties.com

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TE HUUR: 1 slaapkamer woonstel gemeubileerd in Narraville, Walvisbaai.

W/E ingsl.

N$ 3 500.00 p/m verkieslik enkellopende mans 1 slaapkamer woonstel te huur W/E ingsl.

N$ 3 000.00 p/m Walvisbaai Kontak: 081 627 0640 TO RENT: Walvis Bay Two inside rooms for rent N$ 1 500.00 p/m each W/E incl.

No deposit required.

Available immediately or end of month Single persons please.

WIFI available Contact: 081 427 9184

064 404028 Swakopmund www.sunproperties namibia.com TO LET MILE 4 Fully furnished 3 bedroom, Double garage Immediately available N$8 800.00

2 BEDROOMS Centre: 3x 2 bed, 1 bath, kitchen, lounge, garage, N$ 5500.00 Centre: 2 bed, 1 bath, kitchen, lounge, no garage, water include, prepaid elect.

N$ 3950.00 Contact Roelien at 081 473 7325 or Lana at 081 350 1827 or our office 064 280 600

Contact Roelien at 081 473 7325 or Lana at 081 350 1827 Office 064 280 600

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LUNA PROPERTIES SWAKOPMUND To Let Unfurnished City Centre SHOP/OFFICE 45m² Kitchenette Toilet, Storeroom Garage 35 m² N$ 4,950.00pm excl VAT, W,E (prepaid) Hage Heights Townhouse with Patio & small Garden, 3 bedr, 2 bathr, Open-plan lounge/dining/kitchen, built-in dishwasher, fridge/freezer, guest toilet, double garage N$ 8,500.00 /Month excl. W. & E. Vineta HOUSE - 3 Bedr, 2 Bathr, Kitchen/Dining Room/Lounge Big Garden and Yard (1,100m2) Outside Braai Double Garage N$ 11,000.00 / Month excl. W & E Please contact: Christoph 081 865 5818

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Narraville: 1 bed, 1 bath, kitchen lounge, no garage N$ 2900 Fairways: 1 bed, 1 bath, kithen, lounge, no garage, water and lights included N$ 4200.00

Fairways: 3 bed, 2 bath, kitchen, lounge, tv room, dining, outdoor braai, double garage, water and lights included N$ 11 000.00 Meersig ext 1: 3 bed, 3 bath, kitchen, lounge, double garage N$ 9075.00 6th street: 3 bedroom house to let for N$ 8800.00 Edelweiss, Hermes, 2 bed, 1 bath, kitchen, lounge, underground parking N$ 4750.00 Centre: Townhouse with 3 bed, 2 bath, kitchen, lounge, indoor braai, courtyard, double garage, N$ 8800.00

Walvis Bay

064-280600

COMMERCIAL TO LET Office to let in Meersig: N$ 5720.00

Contact Roelien at 081 473 7325 or Lana at 081 350 1827 or office at 064 280 600

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TO LET - 3 BEDROOMS

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Lu: 081 261 0025 Briggitta: 0816661086

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PROPERTIES FOR SALE FOR SALE Kuisebmund - Walvis: BARGAIN!!!!!!

6 Bedroom house, 2 bathrooms, kitchen and boundary walls.

N$710 000.00 Contact: 081 311 3619

PROPERTIES FOR SALE FALCON REAL ESTATES:

Walvis Bay Weighbridge SOLE & EXCLUSIVE MANDATE Prime Warehouses for sale!

Ranging from 165 – 412m² Selling from N$ 1 492 500-00 Don't hesitate! Call Now! Claudia 081 605 1984 Walvis Bay Sole & Exclusive Mandate Spacious 160m² 3 bed, 1 ½ bath townhouses.

A rare find at N$ 905 000-00 each!

Claudia 0816051984 SOLE & EXCLUSIVE MANDATE JANNA'S COURT WALVIS BAY Luxurious double storey 3 bed, 2 bath City apartments with dressing room, garage, balcony lounge, Sitting room & kitchen.

Not to be missed – only 2 left!!

N$ 1 620 000-00 Claudia 0816051984 P.A.M TREE VILLAS WALVIS BAY SOLE & EXCLUSIVE MANDATE 205 Free-standing houses located 5km from the Walvis Bay City Centre On the road to Swakopmund.

Choose your own design & plot!

Selling from N$ 615 000-00.

Claudia 0816051984 FOR SALE Walvis bay - Davo flats Town house: 2 Bedroom house all rooms with BIC, bathroom, kitchen with stove and BIC, lounge and garage N$950 000.00

AFRODITE BEACH & DOLHIN BEACH / ECO VILLAGE · Various erven and houses for sale.

LANGSTRAND · Properties ranging from N$ 1 950 000 to N$ 2.9 million SWAKOPMUND · Tamariskia Ext. 3.

Plot & plans with spectacular view of Swakopmund on huge erven ranging from 800 to 1000 sqm priced @ N$ 1 000 000 to N$ 1.3 million · Oceanview.

Various erven of 1000 sqm prices starting @ N$ 700 000.

Neville : 081 250 4808 Shamelle : 081 4788 499 Email: falconrei@iway.na FOR SALE Mondesa - Swakop: 3 Bedrooms, 1 garage, 2 outside flats + 4 rooms.

Contact: 081 270 9534

URGENT SALE Serious Cash buyers only!

ARANDIS: 4 Spacious bedroom house - BIC. Modern kitchen with BIC, bathroom/washing, garage, storeroom, Open plan dining, living room.

Beautifully fenced, garden in front, spacious back yard.

Hot water + water purifier for the whole house.

N$650 000.00 (neg) Admin cost excluded.

Contact: 081 231 8097 081 322 6687

Oletweni - Swakop: 2 Bedroom house, bathroom, kitchen, lounge and garage. Bachelor flat with bathroom, kitchen and lounge + 3 back yard flats each with own bathroom.

N$1.25mil (neg) Contact: 081 673 2664

NEW DEVELOPMENT MONDESA! IMBA VILLAGE Phase 1 selling now!

2 Bed, 1 Bath 62.2m² unit with open plan & garage N$ 668 900.00 VINOTHAN: 0811289388

PRIVATE SALE LANGSTRAND PROPER Modern and stylish 3 Bedroom townhouse, fully furnished, 2 bathrooms, indoor braai, tandem garage with extra space for quad bikes, paved yard, alarm system - ideal lock up and go.

NAD1.7mil.

Phone Alta 081 243 8000 NO AGENTS

IYANDA COURT – ARANDIS PHASE ONE SOLD OUT! 2 BED, 1 BATH HOUSE WITH OPEN PLAN KITCHEN/LIVING AREA. OUTSIDE BBQ & PARKING AREA. SAFE & SECURE COMPLEX. N$ 445 000-00 Gogga 0818709950 Vinothan 0811289388

PROPERTIES FOR SALE TUKA PROPERTIES CC FOR SALE Mile 4 – 4- Shores · 3 Bedroom flat, Open plan kitchen BIC bathroom, one extra toilet, alarm system and garage for N$ 1.3 mil Mile 4 · 3 Bedrooms Apartment, 2 ½ Bathrooms, Open Plan Kitchen, Store room, Braai Area Single Garage & small court yard for N$1.21 mil Hage Heights · 3 Bedrooms house, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, lounge, dining room and small study room, 4 garages and 1- self containing bedroom with exterior access.

N$ 3.3 mil Vineta · Various 3 Bedrooms houses, Kitchen, living and dining room with garages available from N$ 1, 355 000.00 to N$1,605 000.00 Vineta · 3 Bedrooms house, 2 Bathrooms, Kitchen, living / dining room, Single garage and 1 bedroom flat for N$1.75 mil Vineta · 6 bedrooms house, sitting/lounge, dining room, kitchen, scullery, pantry, laundry room, 1 full bathroom, 2 shower & toilet, entertainment area, 3 garages. A 2 bedrooms flat, with open plan lounge/kitchen, bathroom. House is fitted with alarm system and solar panels, solar geyser and extra solar lights.

N$2.7 mil Tamariskia - Cottage village · 2 bedroom flat, 1 bathroom, build in cupboards, open plan kitchen with 1 garage.

N$850 000.00 Long Beach · 2 Bedrooms flat, 2 Bathrooms, open plan kitchen, indoor bay & garage for N$ 1 mil (all furniture included) Mondesa - oletweni · 2 bedrooms house, Open plan kitchen, toilet and shower and single garage for NS 790 000.00 Windhoek – Khomasdal · 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, dinning , kitchen, living room, double garage and lappa with boundary wall and electric fence with extra outside toilet for N$ 2.3 mil Walvis Bay – Industrial area · 3000 m² plot for sale for N$4 mil Plot – Ocean view · 875 m² plot sale for N$ 750 000.00 If you are having properties to sell, Contact us at Tuka Properties.

For more info call 081 241 5447 064-461217 Email:info@tukaproper ties.com

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WALVIS BAY 20 4505

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE

House top rent in Narraville 3 bedrooms Double garage 1 and ½ bathrooms N$ 7 500.00 p/m 081 384 7481

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TO RENT: Spacious 2 bedroom flat with BIC and alarm system to let.

Narraville, available from 1 July N$ 4 000.00 p/m Deposit N$ 4 000.00 W/E incl.

Contact: 081 275 7198

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FOR SALE WALVIS BAY CENTRAL Near schools and town.

Lovely duplex townhouse offers 3 bedr, 2 bathr, open plan lounge, fitted kitchen, entertainment area with Jacuzzi & BBQ, single garage N$ 1 520 000 CC Reg CENTRAL Upmarked duplex townhouse consists of 2 bedr 1 full bathr, open plan living to fitted kitchen, single garage, laundry and court yard N$1 080 000

Joey 0811293293

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

SWAKOPMUND PERFECTLY LOCATED 3 Bed, 2 bath, main bed With dressing room, inside BBQ, lots of paving, near Pro-Ed. N$ 1 820 000-00 GOGGA 0818709950 OMARURU PEACEFUL LIVING! 4.7ha plot Surrounded with electric Fence, 24 hour security, Awesome sunsets.

N$ 450 000-00 GOGGA 0818709950 ARANDIS URGENT SALE! Huge 4 bed house Recently upgraded, Scullery, garage, store Room, beautiful garden.

N$ 690 000-00 GOGGA 0818709950 SWAKOPMUND SIMPLY AWESOME! Brand new - 3 bed, 3 bath, 3 garages, open plan kitchen/ Living with beautiful sea view Scullery and built-in BBQ, N$ 2 030 000-00 GOGGA 0818709950

HENTIES BAY:

Bargain! 3 bedroom brick house with knotty pine interior, dining, bathroom, kitchen and indoor braai with shower and toilet, single garage.

2 bedroom flat (newly built), open plan kitchen, spacious indoor braai, garage, shower and toilet.

Stand 980 sq meter. A lot of furniture included.

N$ 875 000 Contact: 0813042572, 0812377699

Mays Trading CC For Sale NARRAVILLE N$ 1.550 Million A beautiful 4 bedroom house, Fitted Kitchen, two bathrooms, lounge, dining room. A Tandem garage (3-4 Cars) interlocks, alarm Plus: 1 x 2-bedroom flat ; 1 x bachelors flat Narraville ,N$2.2million Well located near to schools 4spacious bedrooms 4full bathrooms , lounge , tv room dining room, fitted kitchen 2garages ,laundry room ,high walls indoor braai with swimming pool and entertainment area.

For Sale,N$4,3million House ,Walvis Bay,Central 13 Spacious bedrooms Entrance wall,spacious lounge 7 on-suit bathrooms, plus 3 bathrooms, plus 1guest toilet, double remote garage, lots of parking space,2 court yards, close to town, outside bbqs, laundry, price includes TVs and decoders in rooms, computers, security cameras, furniture, beds, linen and curtains and tourism license.

N$4,1million without furniture and licence Walvisbay N$ 1.6 Million Take a peek at this lovely spacious family home for sale in Walvis Bay near to schools and town 3bedrooms 1 bathroom. spacious living room with indoor braai dining room and double garage.

Walvis Bay,N$1.650 million Well located, central,near to schools and town. 3 Spacious bedrooms, 1full bathroom , lounge ,dining room, fitted kitchen ,4 garages high walls.

Erf size 878m² Plus Bachelor flat Plus 1bedroom Flat PLUS1X2BEDROOM FLAT(ideal for investor, Bachelor income N$2100,1 bedroom N$2300,2 bedroom N$4500, & house N$7800 =N$16 700 water included) Walvis Bay,N$2.6 million Well located, central,near to schools and town 3 spacious bedrooms ,2 full bathrooms ,1 toilet, lounge ,dining room, fitted kitchen ,4 garages Outside room with toilet ,laundry room ,high walls, indoor braai with entertainment area.

Erf size 1081m² Plus 1bedroom Flat.

We are urgently looking for houses and properties to sell.

Contact: Tracey 0813023806 Mounien 0818601938 mickeymays@iway.na

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PROPERTIES WANTED WANTED: Looking for a house to buy cash in Swakopmund, Mondesa or Kuisebmond, Narraville (Walvis Bay).

Around N$ 100 000.00 up to N$ 300 000.00 cash , cash.

Serious buyers only.

Contact: 081 737 3452 WANTED: Looking for a house to buy in Walvis Bay. N$ 800 000.00 Contact: 081 296 3249 WORKSHOP NEEDED: Looking for a workshop to rent in Walvis Bay, preferably Town, Narraville, Kuisebmond, Industrial Area Or a garage that i can turn into a workshop N$ 2 500.00 N$ 3 000.00 p/m NB: Workshop for joinery Contact Johannes: 081 839 6882

WANTED – PROPERTIES TO LET SWAKOPMUND Urgently looking for flats and houses to let.

Barbara 081 656 2619 PAM GOLDING PROPERTIES

Walvis Bay

064-280600

Want to Buy or Sell Property contact your coastal Agents

Ruth 081 240 7350 Jackie 081 246 3590 Karien 081 250 4690

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WANTED CASH FOR GOLD We buy Gold & Silver Jewellery and Coins even if it's broken. We also Buy Diamonds. We operate in Swakop, Walvis Bay, Henties Bay, Arandis, Uis and Omaruru.

Contact us at: 0813443794/081315 9178 We are available 24/7 TE SOEK: Ek is opsoek na ‘n Isuzu 2.6 4ZE1 Engine.

Contact: 081 279 4377 081 286 7703 CASH PAID INSTANTLY for your broken & irreparable Gold Jewellery, also bits & pieces.

Call at Desert Jeweller & Curios Sam Nujoma Avenue Walvis Bay, opposite KFC. Your ID is essential.

CARS

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR SALE: 2003 Toyota Hilux 2.7 4x4 D/cab N$150 000.00 Contact: 081 765 2366

FREE DELIVERY IN SWAKOP: Saturday the 27 June 2015 Quality oil based perfumes in your favorite town names.

SWAKOP and WINDHOEK. Brands Inspired by One Million, Reddoor, Lady Million etc Price N$ 140 NAD each.

Or Buy 10 bottles for 85nad each

TE KOOP: Rave 4 A/T 4 deur slegs 72 000 km op klok.

Baie goeie toestand. Geen roes. Bande nuut. Dif Lock.

N$ 80 000.00 ONA Skakel: 081 227 8466 FOR SALE: 1993 Mazda Double cab B series 2600 Re sprayed, new rims, new tyres and serviced Very GOOD condition.

Contact: 081 127 7381 FOR SALE: 1998 Toyota Conquest 1.3 N$ 20 000.00 negotiable Call: 081 249 2068 for more information

2013 Jeep Compass

33,000km.

With Extra's, Tow bar, Reverse Camera Only N$ 269,000 081 223 0909 FOR SALE: 2000 Ford Fiesta White in colour.

Good running.

N$22 000.00 Contact: 081 359 5928 CARS FOR SALE: Isuzu 2006 Model With trallies N$65 000.00 Jeep Cherokee 2004 Model. 4x4 3,7 V6 Automatic, Petrol N$90 000.00 2004 1.6 Kia Rio Hatchback N$9 500.00 Engine needs attention, in running condition.

Kia Rio Sedan 2004 Model 1.6 Broken Engine/fixable N$6500.00 Hyundai Elentra 2001, 1.6 Body only.

N$5500.00 Mahindra double cab 2x4, 2.6 Diesel With bullbar and Roll bar N$37 000.00 Uno Fiat 1.1 Litres 1998 N$15 000.00 Volvo 2.4T sedan S60 Full house 2003 Model N$28 000.00 Engine needs attention, Running condition.

SPARE PARTS: Gear box 2.5/2.8 Diesel N$6500.00 Isuzu 2.5 Diesel Dif 2000-2002 in perfect condition N$6500.00 Venter Trailer White in colour N$6500.00 all prices are negotiable.

Contact: 081 258 5780 081 578 9989 064 406 737

Contract 0812154506, Place your order and I will deliver at your Door Step.

Wholesale and retail prices available sales@ezimbafragrances .com FOR SALE: 1x Office desk oak finish 3 drawers N$450.00 1x AEG Tumble dryer, good condition N$650.00 1x Defy thermo fan oven only black N$450.00 1x Defy build-in oven & HOB white N$1250.00 1x Kalvinator build-in oven HOB & extractor fan, black.

N$1850.00 3x Kitchen sink stainless steel, single, double and triple (new) From N$299each 24x Flourescent light fittings with tubes 3,4,5 foot N$160.00each 1x AEG Dish washing machine. Good condition.

N$650.00 Contact: 081 567 4522 FOR SALE: 1x Ryobi Freestanding table saw (254mm combinatio homework shop table) N$2200.00 1x Freestanding metabo planer and thickeser 260mm (ADH 1626) N$12 000.00 (neg)

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ON PROMOTION

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PAWN SHOP We buy or sell anything of value

97 Sam Nujoma Walvisbaai

064220387 0811475333 0811475475

ENZO HIGH BACK CHAIR NOW: N$ 2 349 083 383 33 00

ON PROMOTION

Two Door Steel Stationery Cupboard

N$ 1 999 083 383 33 00

HOUSEHOLD/ FURNITURE TREASURE CHEST (NEXT TO WBHARDWARE SWAKOP) Cell: 081 210 0800 Tel: 064 405 602 WE BUY AND SELL Quality furniture, Tools, Household goods, Appliances, etc.

At Competitive prices Come have a Look!!!

This 'n That We buy and sell second hand & new furniture and household appliances. We offer good moeny on qaulity.

Sam Nujoma Town Sqaure. La Paloma Building Walvis Bay. Els 081 255 5809 Lawrence 081 324 1285

ANIMALS FOR SALE Pitbull pups for sale in usakos

ON PROMOTION

8 weeks old 3 males 5 females

Price 1800.00

1x Twoway radio complete N$800.00

Contact: Ron 0813862576

1x 2Ton Mobi engine crane. As new new price: N$5500 asking: N$4500.00

TO HIRE

2x 15Litre aluminium oil dispensers new price: N$3400 asking: N$2800 1x 500litre plastic tank used for rainwater storage. new price: N$1667.50 asking: N$1000 Contact: 081 373 7614

Four Drawer Filing Cabinet

TE KOOP: Canopy Beekman executive vir D/C Toyota Legend skuifvensters aan die kante en voor Nuwe prys N$ 19 000.00 My prys N$ 15 000.00 Kontak: 081 227 8466

GARDENING FOR SALE

N$ 1 999 083 383 33 00

Fan Palms for sale, SWK Big and small, And planted.

Also Garden designs and Irrigation. Palm and tree removal, 40kg Cow manure bags delivered.

Call Gunther 081 63 86 300

TO HIRE

Hire a 5ton Skip Bin Call:081 617 7306 Omakolokoto Skip Bin Rentals & Sales

VACANCIES VACANCY: Spray painter needed.

Contact Mr H.P. Jooste 081 124 7972 081 414 9652 VAKATURE: Gesoek Take Away, Chef met 2 jaar ondervinding en verwysings.

Stuur CV na Posbus 5776, Walvisbaai.

VACANCY: Hope Creche is seeking for a experienced, certified, loving and caring teacher to prepare the children for primary school education.

If interested please call 081 222 5458 for more information MONDESA MEDICAL PRACTICE: Receptionist Needed Requirements are as follows: - The person must have grade 12.

- Must be computer literate.

- Have experience as a receptionist.

- A fast leaner.

- Be able to work on weekends as well as public holidays.

E-mail cv to: fabiolahembapu@yahoo. com

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SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED

RIANA: Is opsoek na werk vir 2 of 3 dae n week, maar net na 14h00. 081 417 5133

WANTED: Looking for a job in Narraville / Town. domestic, 2/3 days,even a full week.

Or can stay with children. 081 488 4521

MAGRETH: Looking for domestic work. Mondays to Fridays, 2 / 3 days. Narraville or town. Can start anytime.

Contact: 081 367 6126

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SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED

EMIILIE: A 32-year-old looking for domestic work, yard cleaning or gardening. In Walvis Bay, Langstrand or Swakopmund. 081 239 2391

WANTED: Lady stays in Walvis Bay is looking for domestic work, 2/3 days a week. Must be in Meersig only. Ready to start on 1 July.

Contact: 081 692 1475

WANTED: A 41-year-old man is looking for work as an accountant or internal auditor.

Qualified as a chartered secretary and administrator and also a graduate of accounting technicians.

Experience in investigative auditing and very confidential and accurate with figures & unquestionable integrity.

Available immediately.

Contact: 081 384 7403

JOB WANTED: A young female student studying ECD is looking for work as a Primary Teacher, ready to start next month. My classes are only on Saturdays. Contact: 081 407 8722.

LOIDE: A 36-year-old lady is looking for domestic work, ironing, washing and cleaning. 2/3 days a week. Walvis Bay, Swakopmund or Langstrand. Have experience. Can start immediately. Contact: 081 340 1801

Foreman: A 38-year-old man looking for job as a truck driver local or long distance.

Have 15 years experience of long distance driving and cross border. 081 455 3276 / 081 040 4289

RENATHE(50): Opsoek na huiswerk vir 3 of 5 dae ‘n week. Was en stryk. Ek is hardwerkend en het ondervinding. Enige tyd beskikbaar. Net wit mense. Kontak: 081 681 8475

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DOODSBERIG:

Stanley Raymond Smith SITUATION WANTED JOB WANTED: Looking for work in Walvis Bay and outside of Walvis Bay. Can drive long distance. Have code C1. NoN alcoholic.

Very hardworking and can work under pressure.

Contact: 081 362 7908 SAIMA(28): I have grade 12 and I am Computer literate. I am looking for any type of work. I also have experience in Cashier, Arranging goods in shops, Prepare food, cleaning and many more not mentioned. 081 473 2679

NOTICE

ACCOMMODATION

KENNISGEWING: Neem kennis dat die buswrak wat op ons perseel te Circumferential Road 85 staan, moet voor einde Julie 2015 verwyder en betaal word deur die regmatige eienaars (Cosira) andersins sal die wrak moet verkoop word om die rekening te dek.

ACCOMMODATION: Situated on 31 Avis Road Swiss Chalets offer fully equiped rooms, free wifi & 24 hours security Mini conference also available.

Contact: 061 305 551 081 433 3185 E-mail: swiss.chalets@iway.

A last Farewell to

Geoffrey Robin Lapworth 21.5.1940 to 16.6.2015 Susan and Erwin Anita, Lynette and Shaun Sonja, Jacques and Nadine

There will be no memorial service

Franciscus Cidochus Frank (Madala) Feris Begrafnisbrief: Rom 14:8 As ons lewe, leef ons tot eer van die Here, en as ons sterwe, sterf ons tot eer van die Here.

Of ons dan lewe en of ons dan sterwe ons behoort aan die Here.

ROUDIENS:

Vrydag 26.06.15 19:00 By Congregational Kerk, Narraville * 04.12.1970 + 17.06.2015

BEGRAFNIS:

Saterdag 27.06.15 08:00 By huis no.18 Atlantisstraat, Narraville 09:00 Vanuit Congregational Kerk, Narraville

Navrae: Veronica - 081 779 8254/Helen: 081 338 4291/Jowitt (Amos) 081 432 3188

Grafsteenonthulling van

Jan Johannes Feris Alle Familie en Vriende word hartlik uitgenooi na die grafsteenonthulling van Jan Feris Op Saterdag 4 Julie 2015 om 09h00 te Tamariskia Begraafplaas.

Navrae: Janika - 081 667 1255 Veronica - 081 122 4399

* 23.11.1949

+ 24.06.2015

Herinneringe is skatte wat niemand kan steel. Die Heer weet die beste.

BEGRAFNIS:

Saterdag, 4 Julie 2015 te LĂźderitz Navrae: 081 274 8493/ 081 398 6705

Seth Ma-Oahe !Uri≠khob 2 Kings 20:3 Our beloved son, brother, father and friend left us so suddenly...

Funeral: Saturday, 27 June 2015, 08h00 Neuland, ELCRN Church.

Enquiries: Bonny: 081 747 2067

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Hoffmann outshines shooting champion Ahrens Junior clay target shooting athlete, Oliver Hoffmann, outshined trap shooting champion, Gaby Ahrens at the third national trap shooting trials held at the weekend.

A media statement availed to Nampa by the Archery Association of Namibia on

Namibian's Junior Clay Target Shooting athlete, Oliver Hoffmann (C) posing with president of the Shooting Union of Namibia, Hasso Ahrens (left) and Chairman of the Clay Target Shooting Association of Namibia, Gielie van Wyk (R) while handing over the national shooting jacket.

(Photo Contributed) NAMPA

Tuesday said Hoffmann won the first place at the trials held at the Luiperdsvallei

military base shooting range south of Windhoek on Sunday.

The 15-year-old Hoffmann won two medals at the South African Grand last month and took the win in the Olympic trap discipline after beating former Commonwealth medallist, Gaby Ahrens in the gold medal match.

Hoffmann hit 14 out of 15 clay pigeons in the final to secure the win, while Ahrens managed to score 13/15 hits. She has however managed to make it to the podium at all three trails so far this year. Meanwhile, Gielie van Wyk - the winner of the first two events - broke the Namibian record as well as equalising the African record after recording a score of 123/125 during qualification.

After missing two targets in the first round, he did not miss again – securing a perfect 100 in the process, giving him a total score of 23, 25, 25, 25 and 25. Van Wyk could however not keep the momentum in the finals and

was beaten by Hoffmann.

He still managed to make it to the podium in third position, with Ahrens in fourth position. The statement said for Ahrens, the tournament was the last competitive shot ahead of the Wo r l d C u p i n Azerbaijan in August.

The international showpiece is aimed at preparing her for the African Championship in Johannesburg in November, where she hopes to walk away with a win, thus qualifying for the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil next year.

“I accept my score, and I'm looking forward to intensifying my training sessions heading into the next Wo r l d C u p i n August,” said Ahrens.

Meanwhile, winner Hoffmann left for Italy on Monday to participate in a youth training camp focusing on the Olym pic trap shotgun discipline.

NAMPA

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Swakopmund swimming club ‘n Gesamentlike aandliga -byeenkoms gereël deur NASU het onlangs in Swakopmund by die “Ice Cube” plaasgevind.

Dit was 'n genoeglike aand vir diegene wat dit bygewoon het. Sommige van die swemmers het die eerste keer aan 'n gala deelgeneem. Hier is 'n handvol foto's van die aand.

Ruhan Boshoff het die kortbad Namibiese rekord verbeter in die 50m Vryslag. Saam met hom is sy pa, Bertus Boshoff

(Vlnr) Tiane Goosen, Marina Adrianse, Dentie Louw, Marietta van Rensburg en Peter van Rensburg

(Vlnr) Tommy Kittel, CJ Magson en Tinaye Muraski

Flippers Swimming Club

‘n Groep “Word Riders” besoek Namibië Die Bybelgenootskap van Suid-Afrika se motorfietsuitreikspan na Graad 7-leerders staan bekend as die Word Riders.

Hierdie groep motorfietsryers wat vanoor die hele land kom, trek een maal per jaar saam en toer vir ʼn week lank deur ʼn streek in Suid-Afrika en gee Bybels aan graad 7-leerders wat nie Bybels kan bekostig nie.

Die projek vorm deel van die Bybel-genootskap van SA se projek: Bybels vir graad 7- leerders.

ʼn Groep van hierdie ryers toer tans deur Namibië en gaan Dinsdagoggend, 7 Julie by die Bybelhuis in Onafhanklikheidslaan 428, Windhoek optree en iets deel van hulle wedervaringe t y d e n s d i e Wo r d Riders-toer. Enige persone van die publiek is welkom om hierdie praatjie by te woon.

Stel net die Bybel-

genootskap van Namibië in kennis van u voorneme by 0833337778 of pa@ nambible.org.na.

Die eerste Word Riders-toer waaraan agt motorfietse deelgeneem het, het in 2011 plaasgevind en het van Port Elizabeth deur die Transkei en Kwa-Zulu-Natal gestrek. Die daaropvolgende jare het skole in die Noord-

Kaap, Limpopo, Mpumalanga en die Suid- en dele van die Wes-Kaap aan die beurt gekom.

Die Word Riders het die afgelope vyf jaar reeds 17 500 Bybels in die hande van Graad

7-leerders geplaas met die gebed dat dit 'n verskil in hulle lewens sal maak. Skole word besoek en deur verskillende metodes word die kinders aangemoedig om hul Bybels te lees, maar

meer nog, hul lewens te laat transformeer deur die boodskap van verlossing en ‘n nuwe lewe.

Vanjaar het 40 motorfietsryers aan die toer deelgeneem, sowat 74 skole is besoek en by-

kans 5 000 Bybels is aan Graad 7-leerders langs die roete oorhandig.

Met passasiers en die ondersteuningspan het 67 mense hierdie besondere toer meegemaak.

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SPORT

NASP Archery in Lüderitz The Brightstar Montesory School in Lüderitz hosted a National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) competition on Saturday.

A magnificent sea view was the backdrop for the 26 NASP archers competing for high scores to represent Namibia later this year when the top ranking archers will be sent to The ALLS STARS AFRICA championship hosted in Cape Town. When one little point can be the difference between winning and losing, the elimination rounds saw some nail biting moments, with sisters and brothers competing against each other for a spot in the final round. The results were as follows: Senior Division: GOLD - Bendre Botma, Melany Erasmus, Bendre Botma. Eliminations: Bendre Botma SILVER - Rassie van Zy,l Christelle Agenbach Eliminations: Rassie van Zyl BRONZE - Adriaan Botma, Bianca Erasmus Eliminations: Melany Erasmus All the boys in the senior division are from Brightstar Montesory School and all the girls who won top honors from Berg-op Okahandja.

Junior Division: GOLD - Petrus Labuschagne, Camilla Makenzie Eliminations: Petrus Labuschagne SILVER - Sven Morgan, Anel Calitz Elimanations: Sven Morgan BRONZE - Chrisjan Labuschagne, Kimberley Calitz Eliminations:Chrisjan Labuschagne Petrus and Chrisjan are learners at Köes Leaners Centre and the rest of the juniors are all learners at Brightstar Montesory School. Parents, spectators and participants enjoyed the competition and everybody agreed that the event was a great success even if some parents went home with very short nails after the elimination rounds. The day was characterised by good sportsmanship and team spirit among all participants.

De Duine shows who is boss!

Rossmund bowls news

Last weekend Saturday and Sunday, the club's Singles Championship was held and was handsomely sponsored by TARANAWA Software Solutions for the whole weekend.

The competition was played on victorious. The Ladies was on a round robin basis with the a straight round robin basis and two Men's sections winners was eventually decided on shot being Piet Appollis and Axel aggregate with Ronnie CrawKrahenbuhl who played out in ford emerging victorious over the final with Piet emerging Avril Kotze.

(Fltr) Ronnie Crawford (Sponsor), Christian Erasmus (Club Captain) and Piet Appollis WALVIS BAY GOLF CLUB NEWS

Namibia Ship Chandlers De Duine Secondary School put on stellar performances in the u/17 leagues at last weekend's games of the Bank Windhoek Schools Netball Super League.

De Duine Secondary School, who were last year's champions in the u/17 B Division, won their first game of the day by defeating Elnatan Private School 32-11. The girls from Walvis Bay then went on to defeat Tsumeb Gymnasium 38-9 and MK Gertze 28-11. The cheering from fans certainly had a positive effect on their performance.

The school, however, struggled to make the same impression in the u/19 league, winning their match against Pro-Ed Academy by a narrow margin of 40-39 and achieving a 19-19 draw against Concordia College.

Below are the full results: Under 17 League Otjiwarongo Windhoek Afrikaans Private School 27 - Tsumeb Gymnasium 24 Windhoek Afrikaans Private School 9 - Edugate Academy 27 Windhoek De Duine Secondary School 32 - Elnatan Private School 11 De Duine Secondary School 38 - Tsumeb Gymnasium 9 Tsumeb Gymnasium 23 - Windhoek Gymnasium 39 Windhoek High School 20 - Dr. Lemmer High School 10 Windhoek Gymnasium 35 - Dr. Lemmer High School 2 MK Gertze Secondary School 11 - De Duine Secondary School 28 Elnatan Private School 20 - Windhoek High School 19 Under 19 League Otjiwarongo Windhoek Afrikaans Private 33 - Edugate Academy 21 Windhoek Afrikaans Private 23 - Otjiwarongo Secondary School 26 Tsumeb Gymnasium 35 - Otjiwarongo Secondary School 15 Windhoek Concordia College 19 - De Duine Secondary School 19 Windhoek Gymnasium - Agri College (pulled out due to illness).

Pro-Ed Academy 39 - De Duine Secondary School 40 Pro-Ed Academy 41 - Concordia College 13 Elnatan Private School 32 - Windhoek Gymnasium 51 Windhoek High School 21 - Tsumeb Gymnasium 39 Tsumeb Gymnasium 44 - Mokganedi Thlabanello High School 27.

The next games will be played in Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, Otjiwarongo and Windhoek on Friday, 3 July and Saturday, 4 July.

Paul Sham and Namibia Ship Chandlers sponsored a somewhat different format last week. We played a better ball Stableford with two hidden multipliers.

This format kept the players on their toes as the multipliers holes was only drawn after play.

Forty players took on the sorry partner format in nice winter weather. Quinten van Wyk and Richard Davidson proofed that they cannot only play scramble drives games, but also the true golf game.

They played very well on the day and the multipliers also helped them a lot to end on 54 points.

Peet Poggenpoel and Bertie Coetzee was close behind and also had some luck on the multipliers with 49 points followed by Heinie Franken and Linda Loots, also on 49 points.

Paul could not attend

Kevin Dereuck (left) and Quinten van Wyk

last Saturday, but in your absence we kept the fires burning Paul. Big thank you for your sponsorship.

This Saturday many of our players will be in Swakopmund to play the Swakopmund Open. Good luck to you all and keep it in the fairway.

Back home we have the ever popular WBM Flags. See you in the fairway

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Kudus vat Rehoboth aan

Kudus Rugby Klub het verlede naweek weer bewys dat hul ‘n gedugte span is en ‘n krag in Namibiese rugby is deur Reho Falcon Klub oortuigend met 16-5 in Rehoboth te verslaan.

Hierdie situasie plaas Kudus nou terug in die vierde posisie op die punteleer. Daar word gevra dat die Namibiese Rugby-unie iets moet doen aan hierdie situasie.

Eerskomende naweek speel Kudus teen Rehoboth in Narraville en daar word duim vasgehou dat Rehoboth Rugby Klub sal opdaag.

Die wedstryde begin Saterdag om 13:30 vir die tweede spanne en die hoofwedstryd begin om 15:15. Kudu ondersteuners word aangemoedig om na die ‘Huis van Pyn’ op te ruk om te verseker dat Kudus volpunte uit die wedstryd kry.

foto deur Leandrea Louw

Die tweede spanne van die onderskeie klubs het egter gelykop gespeel met 13 punte elk. Die eerste span se oorwinning was welverdiend en het Kudus vier ligapunte in die Premierliga besorg. Wat egter kommerwekend is, is die feit dat Rehoboth Rugby Klub besluit het om nie te speel nie maar eerder die 6 punte aan die Universiteit van Namibië Rugby Klub pasella te gee en dit geld vir beide eerste en tweede spanne.

Dit is hartseer om te sien dat spanne van die kus lang togte moet aandurf terwyl ander nie kans sien om van Rehoboth na Windhoek te reis nie.

DIPC in action this weekend The Desert Inn Pool Club will battle it out against the Windhoek Officers on Saturday at the Narraville Club House.

This will be their fourth league game, and their second ‘‘at home’’ game.

In all four games they have been victorious, as they

have a reputation to uphold, as Defending Champions of the Namibia Billiards and Pool Federation.

The team, consist-

ing of Raymondo Plezens, Dudley Smith, Vernon Beukes, Frank Beukes, Howard Brown, Barend Van Wyk, David Van Neel,

John Claasen, Reginald Van Wyk, Albert Claassen, Warren Smith, Clifton Beukes, Anden Benjamin and Graham Mathews, en-

courages everyone to come and support them.

The game will kick off at 11:00.

NCCDS hosts winter tournament in Walvis Bay Mavourlene Gaes Nella Catering Cleaning and Deco Services (NCCDS) will be hosting their first ever winter soccer tournament at the Kuisebmond Stadium tomorrow.

The company held a draw at the Multi-Purpose Centre on Wednesday evening to announce the names of the teams/companies that are going to go face each other starting at seven tonight, with the host team NCCDS and Namport.

The following 25 companies will compete against each other for N$10 000, a floating trophy and 20 gold medals.

Friday at 20:20 Guan’s Packaging vs Omaulu.

21:30- Sea Works vs Ross-

ing Uranium.

22:40- West Hook vs Gendev.

Saturday 8:00- Benguela vs Arandis Lubrication Services 9:20- Total Depo vs Tunacor 10:30- Cold Storage vs Herco Marketing 11:40- J&P Hydraulics vs EBH Namdock A 12:50- United Fishing vs Aquatan Lining System 14:00- Topnaars Concession Trust vs Fraser Alexander Usab Mine

15:10- Quality Tyres vs Sunset Brokers and Fuard Fresh 16: 20- EBH Namdock B vs Navy A The winning teams from this line-up will then compete at 17:30 until Sunday when the final is going to take place.

The team that will make it to 2nd place will walk away with N$5 000 and 20 silver medals and the team coming in 3rd place will be awarded N$2 500.

According to Erastus

Petrus from NCCDS, who is also also one of the organisers, the reason behind the tournament is not only to make a name for themselves but also to organise a “never been seen” tournament in the harbour town.

He adds that although this is the first time they are organising a tournament, it definitely will not be the last and hopefully by next year the prizes will be bigger and better.

A team member picking a ball with the name of the company they will compete against in the tournament