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Hospital Tackles Tough Questions Tanya Calitz

with complaints of lacklustre service at Welwitchia Private Over the past year several Hospital, particularly after hours people from the Walvis Bay or on weekends. The Namib Community have come forward Independent decided to take a

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closer look and investigate these allegations of neglect and poor patient care by hospital staff and the doctors. A male patient told the Namib

Independent about an incident relating to the weekend setup at the private hospital. He claimed that there were no scans, x-rays or cat scans done over the weekend. “I went into hospital on the Friday with severe pain in my abdomen. I was treated by my doctor on that Friday and had to stay over-night. The next day I woke up with even more pain than the day before. I asked the nurses to call in my doctor, because I was not feeling well and felt even worse than the previous day.” The patient, who wishes to stay anonymous, suspected some form of infection. “They said that they had a look at my chart and according to my chart I did not have an infection,” he explained, “and my eyes did not look like that of a

person with an infection, as well as the fact that I did not have any symptoms of fever.” According to the patient, the nurses told him that they do not do scans and blood tests over the weekend and that he should wait till Monday. “You know, I was in so much pain, I called my daughter who lives in town to bring me pain tablets from home, because the nurses said I could not have had such pain. She brought me pain pills for two days, which was such a relief,” he said. The patient further alleges that on Monday it was discovered that he had serious infections and he was then treated as a case of emergency immediately. “I feel that if the staff responded with more urgency or if they at least did a scan on the Friday evening Continued on Page 3

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Super Moon Sunday Continued from Page 1

Madelaine Laubscher Sunday, 23 June marked an especially bright and big moon. Many people here on the coast took the opportunity and climbed up Dune 7 to view the moon far away from any disturbing light. We had a full moon at perigee, which means that the moon was at the closest point to Earth on its elliptical orbit. The ‘Super Moon’, as it is generally called, created a wave of awe around the world. For days before, the global community

went all lunar. Although an annual event, the perigee full moon still impresses people and sparks stories; like that it increases the risk of volcanic eruptions and earth quakes. Even though the moon does influence oceanic and crustal tides alike, there is no scientific evidence for a connection to natural disasters. “It is simply well known that tides are highest during new and full moons, which means if there is a storm surge during a perigee new or full moon, more than unusually high coastal flooding might

occur,” explains Mark Hammergen, an astronomer at the Adler Planetarium, Illinois, USA. This year’s Super Moon coincided with the Winter Solstice, which is “more unusal,” says Hammergen. “This kind of celestial geometry repeats roughly every 14 years.” According to National Geographic, this year was the closest the moon has been to the Earth so far. However, next year’s perigee full moon, booked in around 10 August, is expected to be even closer – at an estimated 365 900 kilometres from Earth.

Hospital Tackles Tough Questions

or weekend, I could have been given the correct treatment immediately and would not have had to suffer all weekend long. Also the infection was really bad by the Monday, causing me to be hospitalised much longer than I would have been if I was actually taken sick during the week and not weekend,” he told the Namib Independent. But this is not the only complaint we’ve had. “I went in for an operation the other day. I am always worried when I have to go under as you hear horrific stories about people that go in for simple operations

and never wake up again. Anyway, I was taken to the operating room where I was waiting to be anesthetised. The anaesthetist comes waltzing in, unscrubbed, and simply plonks her bag on a table near my head. I have never seen such a thing. Are there not supposed to be rules about cleanliness and hygiene in an operating room?” said a female patient. One more case presented to the Namib Independent was that of a mother with her toddler who had received a severe injury in the house. “We had to wait for almost an hour before the doctor could

come in, because he was at church. The nurses did well to stop the pain, but when something happens to your babies, you need a doctor to consult with you and to reassure you immediately,” said the mother. Numerous additional incidents were reported, of people who feel that they did not get cared for with the level of urgency as they would expect from a Private Hospital. During these interviews the primary questions raised were on the lack of onsite doctors at the hospital 24/7, and why the hospital did not do scans and x-rays over the weekend. Another question which was raised was why so many patients get diagnosed or treated over the phone. The Hospital’s Operating Manager, Penny Dawson, and one of the board Directors, Dr Roberts, took the time to explain the inner workings of the hospital and answer some of the tough questions several patients have raised with the Namib Independent. “What the patients need to understand is the fact that the patient’s perspective of an emergency and the medical reality are two very different viewpoints,” said Dr Roberts. “For example; if a person drops an iron bar on their foot, and the toe is broken and burst open at the tip of the toe, that person is definitely going to experience it as an emergency, but in the terms of a medical perspective, this incident is not seen as an emergency. The nurses at our hospital are

more than qualified and equipped to stabilise such a person’s situation and give him the necessary treatment, without an immediate scan. In such an instant an x-ray can definitely wait until Monday,” Roberts explained. However, if the doctor sees it as an emergency all the necessary scans or x-rays will be done on the weekend, said Dr Roberts. “The minute the doctor requests a scan of any sort, I can reassure you this will be done, but we cannot give scans all the time if a patient feels the need,” Dr Roberts explained. Another issue raised was the fact that the hospital does not have doctors onsite 24/7. Roberts explained that the doctors all have their own private practises and that they do shifts at the hospital voluntarily. “We do not have any authority over the doctors. They all work for themselves,” Roberts explained. Dawson found it rather disconcerting that all these patients lodged their complaints with the newspaper, instead of coming to her or any of the management team to express their unhappiness with the treatment and service they received at the hospital. “What the patients should understand is that we cannot be held liable if a patient is unhappy with one of the private doctor’s services. We can however address issues brought to our attention about hospital staff not complying with our policy when given bad service

Continued from Page 1 by an actual hospital employee.” This was then when the question was raised in regards to why the Hospital does not employ doctors directly. “It is as simple as the fact that the hospital cannot afford to hire doctors. Just the insurance alone on one doctor per month will cost the hospital N$ 6000, and then we have not even paid the doctor a salary. Essentially we would also have to employ at least three doctors in order to rotate and give each doctor time of. It is simple not viable for the hospital,” Roberts explained. He said that what one must remember is that the hospital was built by the doctors of town for the doctors of town, to have a place to treat their patients. “Many years ago we felt that there was an immense need for a proper hospital in Walvis Bay. We, as the private doctors, looked everywhere for companies and individuals to invest in a private hospital, but no-one was interested. Then we decided to bite the bullet and do it ourselves. A handful of doctors came together, got a loan from the bank and established this hospital. We started with 9 beds and now we have 50. We are very proud of what we have achieved so far,” Roberts explained. “This is why it is so very important to us that patients who have had bad experiences should come and speak to us, so that we can rectify the issue or better explain to patients when there seems to be ill feelings,” Dawson said.

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Thursday, 27 June 2013

Winter Blanket Drive Initiated Optic Exclusive's Doors by Standard Bank Walvis Bay

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The Walvis Bay Branch of Standard Bank Namibia initiated a Winter Blanket Drive in their community. “With the winter cold moving in on us, it is fitting that we support the under-privileged members of our community by collecting and donating blankets,” says Delmund Etienne Louw, Property Valuer at the Standard Bank Namibia Walvis Bay branch. Delmund says all staff members at the branch are donating money, which they will use to purchase blankets and deliver to homeless families. The Walvis Bay branch encourages all

A few people within the medical and health sector in town came together on Tuesday night to celebrate the official opening of Optic Exclusive Optometry Practice. Optometrist Mariska Smit said that she is very excited about the new venture and getting to know the community through her practice. As an added bonus, Mariska also offers a free Iridology screening when booking an eye test with their practise. “I came here a few months back, in search of a change. I went up North first and eventually made my way down to the coast. The minute I arrived in Walvis Bay I had a feeling that this is residents of Walvis Bay to support the Winter the place I should come to. A few months later, and here I am,” said Mariska. Blanket Drive by donating blankets. She partnered up with her associate Schalk Should you wish to donate a blanket, you are welcome to drop it off at the Walvis Bay Branch Burger to open up the pracitice. c/o 11th Rd and Sam Nujoma Ave. For more information, contact Delmund Etienne Louw at Tel: 064 2011225. Standard Bank Namibia is part of the Standard Bank Group, Africa’s largest bank by assets. Standard Bank Group had total assets of R1 549 billion (about US$183 billion) at 31 December 2012, while its market capitalisation was R191billion (about US$23 billion).

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Industry Insiders Come Together to Curb Illegal Oil Dumping Tanya Calitz Once again the Walvis Bay Municipality is faced with the frustration of illegal oil dumpers who gained access to the dump site over the weekend by allegedly bribing the security personell. “This is unfortunately a perfect example of someone gaining unauthorised access to the landfill site and disposing of their oil illegally,” said Municipal Public Relations Officer, Kevin Adams. Adams declared that the person who dumped their oil will be found and held liable for their act. According to an eyewitness at the landfill site it appears that the oil was dumped very shortly before he dropped off his garden rubble. “I took the photos at 1:23 to 1:30pm today (Sunday) and I reckon the oil was dumped less than a hour before, as there was oil still flowing into some pools from other pools on a higher level. Added to this there was no one at the gate manning the weighbridge, it was closed and traffic

was diverted through the boom. The area where the dumping took place was opposite the turn in to the Hazmat dump facility,” the Walvis Bay resident told the Namib Independent. According to several major role players in the oil industry, incidents like this make it difficult for everyone. “My biggest frustration over this weekend’s oil dumping incident is the fact that it was recyclable oil and not heavy fuel oil (HFO). We could have bought the oil from him and used it,” said Leon Kuhn, the Logistics Manager for Exigrade. The key role players have all come together on Wednesday to try and find solution for the problem, stated Kuhn. “We decided to establish a group in order to regulate the oil dumping activities. We have all put money together to build a road to the oil dumping site. The area will be prepared and thoroughly regulated to eliminate these cases of illegal dumping,” Kuhn explained. According to him, Wednesday will be the only day to dispose of oil at the designated

Küska 2013 Laura Callard This year’s motto rung true once again, when Swakopmund was transformed into a bit of a circus last week. The highlight of the spectacle was, as always, the parade on Saturday, 22 June. At exactly 11h11 – following ancient carnival’s tradition - the convoy left from Steckel Toyota. Many a festively decorated wagon could be admired, from the German Lutheran Church circus cart to the Küska wagon itself. The Garde led the procession all through the town so that nobody – I repeat, nobody at all – would miss the fantastic spectacle. With music blaring from various speakers, the carnivalists enjoyed their last round through “their” town immensely. Young and old alike came from all over Swakopmund, and Walvis Bay too, to see this last Hurrah. The Prince and Princess, who symbolically received the town’s key from the Mayor beginning of the week, showed their gratitude and good mood throughout

spot. “We will also put up proper security at the site to ensure no unauthorised person gets access to the dumpsite,” Kuhn explained. “The question still remains though; where will these illegal dumpers go now, if they cannot gain access to the dumpsite anymore,” an industry insider asked. Another issue was raised by the Albatross Task Force’s Project Manger, John Paterson, over the oil spills. “A big concern of oil lying in pools is the very real possibility of oiling of birds such as gulls that are attracted to the dump. The reflecting oil may potentially also attract other water birds such as flamingos. I have on several occasions seen oiled birds in the lagoon area, we have always assumed that the oiling comes from the harbour area, but now it has become apparent that there is another potential source of oiling. It is not possible to say for sure where oiled birds are contaminated, but open pools of oil are a strong contender,” Paterson stressed.

No Town Without a Clown

the whole event. Generally, all good things come to an end, but the parade just pulled into SFC’s parking lot, and the party moved straight into its last stretch: the Kehraus. The traditional goodbye to any carnival in Namibia, it is a last chance for everybody to really let their hair down before the actual mayor and the dreary day-to-day life rule the town again. Around 2pm, the program started, and once again the organisers proved that “Küska is the best carnival in Namibia”, as they like to say. Before anything else, thanks had to be said and those went to Formula Courier for sponsoring the vans and prizes for the parade, and to the SFC for being the Küska’s long-trusted venue. Then, Prince Horst the Second the First Second, and Princess Tanya, the First with One Horsepower, informed the audience that Küska could be found on Facebook and Twitter, making the common post-box useless. A rather new tradition, only a few years old but quite necessary by now, is that all speeches are held trilingually

so folk from all walks of life can enjoy the entertainment. With the Küska hymn “Ein Prosit”, which by now every non-German can sing, the parade winners were announced. The first price went to KlaunTownCircus, the second to CTM and the third to the German Lutheran Church. Once the formalities were sorted out, the program turned to the (more) fun side of things – performances by the well-trained Garde. After such a fantastic opening, it only got better with the Küskika Garde, the in-betweeners and the Ex-Garde who threw their legs to songs like Anywhere, Anytime, Anyhow by Nena or Marron 5’s Moves like Jagger. The highlight, however, was the performance by Matthias Henrichsen and Hildegard Jochelsen, in their function as Funkenmajor and Funkenmarie. The huge audience really enjoyed themselves. As usual, the bar was well packed, but snacks were also on offer for those that exhausted themselves shouting “Zickezacke, zickezacke,

hoi hoi hoi!” After a few encores of the more spectacular acts, the program ended. Of course, the party went on for long after that, with entertainment by Get 2 and Double Trouble, lots of dancing and beer. Since this year was such a success for the Küska, we can only hope that they are able to top it next year.

Farmers’ Conference in Swakopmund Caroline Kambonga This year’s drought has been a major problem in all regions in Namibia. To be able to withstand such toils in the years to come, the Coastal Weekend Farmers’ Association (CWFA) organised a meeting of farmers last weekend.

The objective was to educate farmers so that they could improve farming methods and are better prepared for unforeseen situations. Dr Hartman WInterbach from the Veterinarian Offices in Swkaopmund explained how and what type of vaccination should be used when, stressing that the instructions for any product need to be read and followed meticulously. The farmers seemed very grateful for this information. Dr WInterbach believes that, “it is much better to give information to a big group instead of only one person. This session has allowed farmers to ask question, and I was able to answer them there and then.” Another point on the agenda was the feed cattle need, which is between 300-400kg a day, according to Frank Kanguatjivi from Feed Master. “With their grazing, cattle need to ingest protein, phosphates as well as other

minerals and vitamins daily. Here in the Erongo region we have hardly enough grazing area, and sourcing roughage puts great limits on farmers,” he explained. “To ensure sustainable growth for your cattle, using other sources like Feed Master is unavoidable.” Seeing that that can get very expensive – up to N$1500 a month – Kanguatjivi recommends that farmers who have more than 50 cattle sell those that they don’t need to reduce costs. “This year has been a very difficult year for me, I never knew that cattle farming is so expensive,” exclaimed Chris Tjombe, a resident

from Swakopmund. “I was never prepared because every year we received rain, now I need to sell some of my cattle to be able to afford Feed Master for the rest,” said Mrs Ngutuana, also a coastal farmer. “We normally have this session yearly,” stated Irua Uaaka, Vice Treasurer of the CWFA. “We invite vet doctors, meat board and Meatco experts to teach our farmers every aspect that deals with farming. Farmers always come back for more and they always learn something new,” he added.

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Municipality Shares Progress Report

- Part 2

Tanya Calitz Last week the Namib Independent gave an in-depth report on the new Walvis Bay Municipality Budget for the year 2013/2014, but this week we take an in-depth look at the progress report on last year’s (2012/2013) budget. Last year saw a long list of projects the municipality budgeted for, compared to this year’s shorter list. Kuisebmond Industrial Stalls (Phase 1) Budgeted at N$1 300 000, N$241 669 has been spent on this project. The groundwork as well as the entrance roads have been completed. The sewer connection is being planned and the design of the unit will be finalised shortly. Narraville Stadium Upgrade Project was budgeted at N$950 000 and N$976 225 was spent. This project is 98% completed. Only 20 asbestos roof sheets still needs to be replaced by specialists. Kuisebmond Stadium Upgrade Budgeted at N$1, 296 000 and N$1, 124 527 has been spent. Structural upgrading has been completed. Renovations to cloak room and ablution facilities still need to be done, as well as some painting. Financial provision has been made for 2013/2014 budget to complete the VIP stand. Upgrade of NATIS Building Budgeted at N$1, 000 000, but N$1, 888 758 was spent. Project Completed. Kuisebmond Old Age Home N$2, 000 000 budgeted and N$1, 908 192 spent. Project Completed. Resealing of Streets Budgeted at N$4, 550 000 and N$2, 479 750 spent on project so far. Contractor or has been appointed and project is about 55% completed. Resealing of Sidewalks Budgeted at N$1, 300 000 and N$ 702 000 has been spent. Contractor has been appointed and project is 55% completed. Major Repairs on Sewage Works Project Completed. Budgeted at N$8 344 500, but N$9 878 000 has been spent on project. Traffic Study – Consulting Fees Budgeted at N$850 000 and N$578 208 has been spent on study. Project still in progress. Urban Dynamics is conducting the study. New Building (RBC) Budgeted at N$10, 000 000 and N$8,222 786 has been spent. Project is 98% complete.

Labour Intensive Road Construction Budgeted at N$1 500 000, spent N$378 128 on project. New material suppliers been appointed and Coris Street is completed, Venus Street in progress. New Combination Truck Budgeted at N$2 500 000, actual cost was N$2 352 000. Truck was delivered in April 2013. Divert Sewer Line (KM Ext 3) Project budgeted at N$1 300 000, but only N$109 800 has been spent. Project was out on tender, but then re-designed. It will go out on tender again. New estimate for this project is N$6 000 000. Provision for this project has been made in 2013/2014 budget. New Central Pump Station Budgeted at N$2 329 568 and N$1 813 000 has been spent. Civil works have been completed. Mechanical and electrical works still in Progress. Narraville Cemetery Budgeted at N$1 000 000. None spent on project yet. Project carried over to 2013/2014 budget. Public participation meeting was held in March 2013 and a site was identified. Narraville Old Age Home Budgeted at N$2 000 000, nothing has been spent yet. Project delayed. This is a ‘New Right Holders’ Project. Council is still awaiting feedback from Trust Team to go ahead with the project. Kuisebmond Taxi Rank (Phase 2) Initially budgeted at N$512 000, but re-budgeted and carried over to new financial year 2013/2014. Kuisebmond Youth Centre Budgeted at N$3 000 000. Project has been transferred to 2013/2014 budget. Negotiations with Ministry for additional N$3 000 000 and Management of the Centre are in progress. No formal commitment obtained from Ministry yet. The estimated completion date is thus still uncertain. Kuisebmond Single Quarters Upgrade The whole project has been carried over to new budget 2013/2014. Project budgeted at N$4 000 000. Surfacing Sidewalks Budgeted at N$1 030 000, none spent yet. Project carried over to 2013/2014. Contractor appointed in April 2013. 10% guarantee still to be submitted before work can commence. Tarring of Streets Project budgeted at N$5 290 000 and transferred to this year’s budget. This will go out on tender again. Previous contractor withdrew from commitment. Land Development Projects This is an on-going project. Project to be completed by September 2014. Budgeted at N$64 113 000 and N$11 044 920 has been spent on developing several new extensions all over town. Kuisebmond Ext 5, 6 received 457 new serviced erven in total; Narraville Ext 7 has 273 new Erven; Meersig Ext 2 254 has new erven and Walvis Bay Ext 14 has 70 new erven. Council has also allocated 20 new erven next to the new NHE houses in Kuisebmond for the construction of lowcost show houses. Building Plan Statistics Council has approved 840 plans in total at the value of N$329, 190 293. 423 of these approved plan and buildings have been completed at the value of N$183 167 798.

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The Marine Tourism Association of Namibia (MTAN) is hosting a presentation this Thursday evening by Dr Simon Elwen of the Namibian Dolphin Project. Simon will talk about the latest research findings of the NDP, including humpback whales along the west African coast, dolphin communication, their work in the Namibian Islands Marine Protected Area and Walvis Bay's unique gray whale. Venue: Date: Time:

Walvis Bay Angling Club (next to the Protea Pelican Bay Hotel) 27 June 2013 18:00 MTAN will provide some snacks after the talk. Please RSVP to Walther Schafer at willas@iway.na

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Woermann Brock Seagull Staff Members Receive Training Certificates

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The staff members of Woermann Brock Seagull received their certificates for a personal hygiene and customer care training. Woermann Brock Seagull invited the media to witness the certificates being handed over to staff members for training received in personal hygiene and customer care. They attended a one-day workshop, where training was given by Dennis Guriab from the Ministry of Health. In total, 35 staff members received training. Regional Operation Manager, Mr Albie Coetzee, handed the certificates over to the staff members. “Hygiene and customer care are very important today, especially when working with food, and it is important as well to please the customers,” said Coetzee. The Branch Manager, Mrs Eva Kauvi, along with the owner of EBG Trading, Bossy Gariseb, elaborated further that it is important to always be of good hygiene and it is of high importance to them to keep the hygiene and customer care top of the range. “Your nails must be short and clean, you must look presentable and neat at all times. Our motto is that customers always come first. We clean as we go and we strive to make your life easier," she said. EBG trading is also the service provider for Woermann Brock Seagull. Woermann Brock Seagull was opened on 25 February 2012 in Kuisebmund. There are currently four shops in Walvis Bay, namely Woermann Brock Seagull and Woermann Brock Kuisebmund in Kuisebmund and Woermann Brock Narraville and then the main Woermann Brock in town. Mr Gariseb said that in the near future, training courses shall be given to the staff members in Firts Aid Training as well as Fire Fighting. “It is very important to us that our staff members are trained in these areas,” said Gariseb.

Thursday, 27 June 2013

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“The Labour Act Should be Translated Into All Languages,” Says Minister Sioka

Tanya Calitz The Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Doreen Sioka, attended a labour discussion between Unions, stakeholders and the Ministry on Monday, which was held at the Walvis Bay Municipal Chambers. Some of the issues and concerns raised by the Unions and stakeholders in the field of labour were mostly based on misunderstandings and a lack of proper communication. “We still find employers who fail to engage with their employee’s about wages and the workplace conditions,” said one of the Labour Union’s Representatives. He used this opportunity to appeal to all employers to engage more with their workers. Another concern raised by the Labour Union Representative was that the Unions should advise the employee’s better, in order to speed up processes. A further issue was the vast amount of complaints the Unions received from employees who work under foreign employers, in particular the Chinese Investors and Employers.

Minister Sioka responded to these problems by saying that there should be more communication between the different parties, in order to make sure they understand each other. “I can imagine it must be very difficult for people to understand each other with so many backgrounds and different interpretations of situations, therefore I feel that it is of utmost importance that each employer and employee should get a copy of the Labour Law Act in their mother tongue so they can understand exactly what the Act says,” Sioka said. She also said, after listening to the different issues raised and the problem that kept coming up, the issue basically comes down to lack of communication and understanding, different interpretations of the Act, language barriers, engagement and planning. Sioka urged her Labour Inspectors to work more in the field and explain the Act in laymen terms to the workers. “We must educate

each other on the Act. We must share our knowledge and encourage each other to go out in the field and teach,” she said in Monday’s meeting. Another issue which was raised by Labour Unions is the fact that the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare in Walvis Bay is understaffed. “We need more manpower at the labour offices so that we can speed up processes,” said Daniel Imbili of the Trade Union Congress of Namibia. Imbili also pleaded with the Minister to make provision for the Unions to have direct contact with the Minister’s office to solve issues quicker. The Minister addressed these issues by saying that they need to have more workshops to train people to understand the law, that way the processes will run smoother. Sioka also stated that some of the labour laws need to be amended, in order to better protect both the employer and employee. Last but not least, Sioka said that foreign employers, who do not abide with Namibian

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“Women Should Go Beyond Demonstrating” Caroline Kambonga "We are experiencing a serious attack on women, but after two weeks of demonstration everything is forgotten. I urge for all Namibian women to take a serious stand and action and go beyond demonstrating," said Governor of the Erongo Region, Cleophas Mutjavikua, at the Launch of Namibian Women Summit 2013 (NWS) last week Friday in Swakopmund. The Namibian Women Summit will be held from 7 - 9 August 2013 in Swakopmund, with the motto "Let Your Light Shine Through". The NWS is a gathering of all Namibian women where they discuss issues that relate to women and affect their lives, with the objective of empowering Namibian women. The First Lady of Namibia, Penehupifo Pohamba, will be one of the guest speakers. "Smart partnership, networking, capacity building, mentoring, director’s training and coaching will be some of the topics the NWS will focus on. This is a platform were we as woman sit and talk; we share ideas and help each other," said Anne Gebhart, the president of the Namibian Women Summit. The NWS was established in 2006 to help women face their challenges and work hand in hand with men to make lives easier. "We are not taking over; we want our complaints and wants to be considered," explained Anne Gebhart. The Erongo Regional Governor suggested that the NWS should Electricity usage is highest during peak times, 08:00 to 10:00 in the consider compulsory national services for every learner, Grade morning and 19:00 to 20:00 in the evening. 10 dropper and Grade 12 learner, before going to universities to Please avoid using washing machines, dishwashers, pool pumps, irons teach discipline to every child. “Women are the substance of a and all other appliances you do not need to use during these times. human being,” were the words of Swakopmund Mayor, Juuso Let’s work together and use electricity sparingly. Kambueshe. Every Namibian woman is welcome to the three-day women engagement in August. "Let the society feel that their new ministries, either women or men, are their mothers," stated the governer of the Erongo region, Cleophas Mutjavikua.

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3 of the 9 Coastal Amateur Competition Winners. Sam, Linda-Mari and Theoline alongside Mr Volker at the prize handover recently held @ the Shop Volker.

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mO m O shiwa S H I WA mbo MBO Aaniilonga yoongeshefa dhaWoermann Brock poSeagull ya pewa oonzapo Ongeshefa yaWoermann Brock poSeagull oyali ya hiya aatoolinkundana pegandjo lyoonzapo ndhoka dha li dha pewa aaniilonga mboka ya li ya mono omadheulo muuyogoki osho wo meyakulo lyookastoma. Aaniilonga oya li ya kala moshigongiilonga shesiku limwe, moka omadheulo ga li ga gandjwa kuDennis Gurirab omunambelewa muuMinisteli wonkalonawa. Aaniilonga ye li 35 oyali ya pewa omadheulo ngaka.Omenindjela yiilonga, Albie Coetzee oye a li a gandja oonzapo ndhika. “Uuyogoki neyakulo lyookastoma oya simana pomathimbo ngaka, unene ngele to longo niikulya, osha simana wo mo ku nyanyudha ookastoma dhoye”. Omusamane Coetzee ta tumbula ngaaka. Omenindjela yoshitayi sha Woermann Brock Seagull, Efolo Eva Kauvi, opamwe namwene gwongeshefa yoEBG omusamane Bossy Gariseb oya tsikile ko nokufatulula kutya, oshi li aluhe oshiwanawa okukaleka po uuyogoki, ku yo wo osha simana ngele uuyogoki neyakulo ewanawa lyookastoma tayi kala yi li pomuthika gwopombanda. “Iipanyala oyi na okukala iifupi no ya yela, nangoye mwene owu na okukala to monika nawa ethimbo kehe. Ku tse, egano lyetu olyo ndyoka kutya, “kastoma gwetu aluhe oye te ya tango” Otatu opaleke ethimbo

kehe, notatu kaleke onkalamwenyo yoye ompu”. Omusamane Gariseb gumwe gwomaagandji yomayakulo koongeshefa dhaWoermann Brock osho a tumbula ngaaka. Oshitayi shoongeshefa dhaWoermann Brock poSeagull osha li sha patululwa momasiku 25 Febuluali 2012 muKuisebmund. Omusamane Ingo Woermann oye mwene gwoongeshefa dhaWoermann Brock. Ngashingeyi mOmbawe

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If one receives poor service from a waiter/waitress in a restaurant at the coast, what's the best way to show your displeasure?

Dear Ed, As some of the worst service at restaurants on the coast is way below subpar please find some ideas for our restaurant patrons below. A few years ago a friend of

mine worked at a restaurant. It was one of those restaurants where the front of the house staff ran wild and did so under the watch-less eye of my friend's boss'- then-wife, an uneducated lady but entitled woman in her early 20s who

thought she knew the restaurant business and let the waiters and waitresses get by with things that would have warranted an immediate firing on most restaurant manager's watch. One night my friend, a Chef, was in the kitchen alone when a man walked into it. Usually he'd have thrown a knife or a pan, but he was tired. The man, a patron from the evening, stood in the pass and said: "The service was atrocious, the waiter was a disgrace to the craft, the Duty Manager's attention to their duty is so bad they

What on Earth are They Doing? A reader sent in this picture and asked the Namib Independent if we knew what the digging is that is happening at the Lagoon, so we made a few phone calls and got you an answer. According to the municipality this process is called dredging. Excess sand is being removed from the lagoon

banks in order to keep it from blowing onto the grass areas and residential area during low tide. The sand accumulated there over a period of time due to string wind from the desert’s side. Another reason given by a resident is that this process also creates a nice flow in the lagoon.

couldn't roll a ball down a hill if they were paid, but the food was great. Mind if I leave my tip with you and the dishwasher?" And so he did, one hundred bucks, two fifties, one for him and one for Herna, the dishwasher. Since that day I do and suggest readers do the same. If the food was good but the service was atrocious I walk to the host / duty manager and tell the truth how I felt about the service but loved the food and can't bear to tip for that poor of a performance but want to show gratitude for good food. That's usually enough to get me

the owner and it quickly trickles into the kitchen. What this does is three things: it doesn't make you look like just a cheap bastard who is making things up to save on tip. It shames the waiter or waitress who basically define themselves as being "better" than the cooks / chefs, makes them think how to better their service next time, because they make three times as much as a chef, and it delights the kitchen, something chefs always look for and respond with getting out great food ... Gourmet Guy Walvis Bay, Namibia

Q. Why do men's clothes have buttons on the right while women's clothes have buttons on the left? A. When buttons were invented, they were very expensive and worn primarily by the rich. Since most people are right-handed, it is easier to push buttons on the right through holes on the left. Because wealthy women were dressed by maids, dressmakers put the buttons on the maid's right! And that's where women's buttons have remained since. Q. Why do ships and aircraft use 'mayday' as their call for help? A. This comes from the French word m'aidez - meaning 'help me' - and is pronounced approximately, 'mayday'. Q. In golf, where did the term 'Caddie' come from? A. When Mary Queen of Scots went to France as a young girl, Louis, King of France, learned that she loved the Scots game 'golf'. So he had the first course outside of Scotland built for her enjoyment. To make sure she was properly chaperoned (and guarded) while she played, Louis hired cadets from a military school to accompany her.

Mary liked this a lot and when she returned to Scotland (not a very good idea in the long run), she took the practice with her. In French, the word cadet is pronounced 'ca-day' and the Scots changed it into 'caddie'.

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What is it? Goodbye, high-rise oddity; hello lower, wider and more conventional five-door hatch alternative to Audi A3 and BMW 1-Series rivals. Mercedes has at last turned the A-Class into a real contender. Third time lucky, you could say. It’s a good looking design, with a lot going on: rising swage lines, bonnet creases, LED clusters… you certainly couldn’t call it anonymous. It’s especially head-turning with optional big wheels, black glossy bits, pointy ‘Sport’ grille and huge sunroof. The lure of the options list is compelling. Beneath it is a brand-new front-drive chassis, a new engine line-up and, says Mercedes, availability of extras you normally only find on a C-Class and E-Class. You can turn your A-Class into a futuristic high-tech utopia, if you have the cash. Driving It’s very Mercedes-ish to drive, and we mean that in a good way. The A-Class feels brilliantly solid and expensive – not bulky, just superbly built and cosseting. You’re isolated from the outside world to an astonishing degree. Road and wind noise are near non-existent, the A-Class hushing along like a far bigger, pricier machine. Bumps are absorbed expertly, miles are devoured with relish: as we say, just like a Merc. If you’re after a lithe, snappy rival to the BMW 1-Series, then, look elsewhere: it’s fun to drive, but in its own way. With multi-link rear suspension and quick, accurate steering, the A-Class is a nicely balanced thing to chuck about, but the front tyres run out of grip quickly and the whole experience is a bit remote. It is very, very quiet though. So far, we’ve mainly driven the mid-range A 200 CDI, a 1.8-litre diesel, and kept bashing it into the rev limiter. Not because the four-cylinder diesel is particularly low-revving, but because it’s so well insulated that you’ve no idea it’s reaching its redline.

On the inside It’ll be no surprise to discover it’s not as practical as the old A-class. That’s why it doesn’t look like a small commercial vehicle, but the rear is still (just about) acceptable for six-footers anyway. It also has a bigger boot than a 1-Series. The dash is good, blending sporty SLS cues with the elegance of bigger Mercs. Wavy surfaces, lots of soft-touch plastics and soft leather all help. Verdict

A perfectly passable base-spec A-Class but the ones you really want will require you to spend a lot more than expected. You’ll also want the optional iPhone Siri kit. Economy is high and emissions are low. There are five trims, but the one we want to get our hands on is the AMG version. Finally the BMW 1 Series has a contender.

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18 garages (N$20,000 optional for a garage) 18 garages 6 units on the ground floor 14 a units on the upper floor (N$20,000 optional for garage) 13 x 2 bedroom units 6 units on the ground1floor x 1 bedroom unit

14 units on the upper floor 13 x 2 bedroom units 1 x 1 bedroom unit

1 Bedroom units

OPTION 1 Open plan lounge/ dining/kitchen 1 bedroom 1 bathroom TION1 garage 1 N$ 525 000 en plan lounge/

Bedroom units

Typical ground floor

FAIRWAYS INDUSTRIAL Lovely house – Industrial erf f OPTION 2 great investment sale Open plan lounge/ 3 bedrooms Approved plan dining/kitchen 2 bathrooms build 8 wareho Typical ground floor open plan kitchen/ 2 bedrooms Size: 1986sqm lounge/dining 1 bathroom N$2 600 000 indoor braai INDUSTRIAL No garage BAY FAIRWAYS Typical WALVIS upper floor CC registered Industrial erf for sale. Approved INDUSTRIAL double remote LAGOON AREA N$ 575 000 plans to build 5-8 warehouses. SOLE MANDATE Lovely house – control garage erf for Size: 1986sqm Family home situated in the Industrial PLUS 2 N$2 X 1600 000neg MEERSIG heart of the lagoon area andsale great investment CCflats registered 4 bedrooms Industrial erf f near the waterfront. bedroom SOLE MANDATE 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms The property consists of theApproved plansSize: to 3422 sqm WALVIS BAY main bedroom en-suite SA

TION 2 en plan lounge/ ing/kitchen edrooms athroom MEERSIG DUPLEX TOWNHOUSE garage 180sqm, 100m from the 575lagoon. 000Stylish & modern.

OPTION 1 Open plan lounge/ dining/kitchen 2 bedrooms 1 bathroom 1 garage N$ 595 000

N$ 505 000

2 Bedroom units

OPTION 2 ing/kitchen Open plan lounge/ edrooms dining/kitchen athroom 2 bedrooms 1 arage 1 bathroom garage 595No 000

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Residential erven

N$3,745,000. sun-room Entrance hall, open plan 8 warehouses Fairways LAGOON AREAbathroom, N$1 750 000 N$1build 685 000 double remote control lounge/dining area, indoor 505 sqm N$627 000 open plan kitchen/ 1986sqm garage, hugein erf.the braaithe area, country kitchen Size: Family home situated heart of 532 sqm N$627 000 N$1 685 000 BAY with hob/oven. 3 huge WALVIS661 sqm N$607 000 RESIDENTIAL lounge/dining lagoon area and near the waterfront. MEERSIG bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. 668 sqm N$607 000 Several erven CENTRAL 4 bedrooms MEERSIG indoor braai Main bedroom with en-suiteN$2 600 000 The property consist of the following: 2 bathrooms double storey, open plan – Ext1 Fairway Golf E bathroom and walk-in Townhouse closet. Typical floor CCMeersig registered entertainment areaupper lounge/dining/island kitchen, remote double Entrance hall, open plan lounge/dining Erf 714sqm. N$1,270,000.00 718 sqm N$605 000 Longbeach/Do indoor BBQ scullery/ entertainment N$1 700 000 area, area, country controlkitchen garage open plan lounge/ Open plan lounge/ double garageindoor braai area/indoor BBQ. Doors Beach. dining/kitchen. N$10 000pmhob/oven.opening ontobedrooms, patio. LAGOON dining/kitchen with 3 huge 2 PLUS 2 X 1 3 bedrooms, main water & electricity incl. 3 bedrooms, 3 en-suite 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, main 3 bedrooms bedroom en-suite Industrial for sale bathrooms. Each bedroom bathrooms. Main bedroom with en-suite bedroom witherf en-suite bathroom. Contact bedroom flats MANDATE WALVIS BAY bathroom. Indoor BBQ, opening onto balcony. Main 3 indoor bbq areas, bar, underfloor 2 bathrooms Office space. Available bathroom and walk-in closet. Erf 714sqm. ENGELA BO Size: 3422 2 bathrooms, double bedroom walk-through heating. Plus asqm 1 bedroom flat, S BAY main bedroom immediately. remote control garage. closet, study, double remote garage parks 4+ vehicles. 081 302 853 54sqm - N$3 837pm N$3,745,000.00 en-suite bathroom No levy costs. control garage. N AREA N$2 033 000 60sqm N$3 875pm N$1 685 000 OUR OFFICE N$ 1 850 000 N$2 461 000 1 garage 20 4078 home situated in the heart of the N$1 270 000 WALVIS BAY RESIDENTIAL ERVEN for an appoin area and near the waterfront. SA

N$1 750 000

CENTRAL

Several erven G4S available - Walvis Bay in perty consist of the following: 4 bedrooms Now that you have nested in, Tel: 064 - 213922 Townhouse – Fairway Golf Estate & Fax: 064 - 207089 3 bathrooms ce hall, open plan lounge/dining N$1,270,000.00 Longbeach/Dolphin let us help protect your dearest! 2 remote control G4S - Swakopmund door braai area, country kitchen open plan lounge/ Beach. garages Securing Your World Tel: 064 - 415300 dining/kitchen erf size: 1188sqm Fax: 064 - 463592 b/oven. 3 huge bedrooms, 2 3 bedrooms 685 000 ms. Main bedroom with en-suite Emergency No N$1 (Erongo Region) Contact G4S - Henties Bay Contact us. 2 bathrooms Tel: 064 - 500407 m and walk-in closet. Erf 714sqm. ENGELA Cell: 081 922 | Land Line: 922 BORRUSO Fax: 064 - 500738 main bedroom 081 302 8531 or MEERSIG

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RENTALS Town House double storey 3 bedrooms

N$7,000pm

Reinett 081 293 7107 Office Tel: +264 64 462692 Martina: 081 124 3885 Andrehet: 081 147 1929 Theresa: 081 147 1937 Central 2 bedroom 2 bathroom open kitchen/ lounge 1 garage fully furnished N$ 6 690pm excl water & lights Safari Village 2 bedrooms townhouse in complex 2 bathrooms open plan kitchen/lounge outdoor patio with BBQ single garage N$ 5 575pm excl water & lights Safari Village 3 bedroom townhouse in complex 2 bathrooms open plan kitchen two garages private courtyard & BBQ N$ 6 135pm excl water & lights Kramersdorf 2 bedrooms 1 bathroom 1 garage outdoor BBQ and big garden N$ 6000pm water & lights included Ocean View single storey house 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms open plan kitchen double garage big garden N$ 8 000pm excl water & lights. Kramersdorf 2 bedroom townhouse in secure complex 2 bathrooms open plan kitchen lounge double garage private courtyard N$ 6 690pm excl water & lights Vogelstrand fully furnished 4 bedroom house 2 bathrooms open plan kitchen lounge/dining room double garage

indoor BBQ area established garden N$ 12 265pm excl water & lights Central fully furnished 2 bedroom ground floor 2 bathrooms open plan kitchen/lounge double garage full sea view N$ 7 805pm excl water & lights Central 2 bedroom duplex flat in centre of town (furnished) 2 bathrooms kitchen/lounge double garage N$ 7 805pm excl water & lights Waterfront 3 bedroom fully furnished townhouse 2 bathrooms indoor BBQ guest toilet double garage N$ 11 150pm excl water & lights Central 2 bedroom flat fully furnished 2 bathrooms kitchen/lounge BBQ entertainment room, full sea view garage N$ 6 135pm excl water & lights Pelican Village 3 bedrooms townhouse in secure complex 2 bathrooms open plan kitchen/lounge garage N$ 7 250pm excl water & lights Warehouse Industrial warehouse to rent 172sqm kitchenette + 2 toilets N$ 6 620pm excl water & lights

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TOWN HOUSES

Sand and Sea 1st floor 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms tandem garage N$6000pm

The Dunes 2 bedrooms 1 bathroom guest toilet single garage courtyard

Moringa Gardens 1st floor 2 bedrooms 1 bathroom huge balcony guest toilet 2 garages N$5000pm

N$6000pm

Golf Estate 2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms study garage w & e excl.

N$8000pm

Haus Rosemund

HOUSES

Vineta

N$20 000pm

Nordstrand

brand new 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms double garage huge erf water included

N$2,500pm

Modern up market double storey house. 4 bedrooms 3 bathrooms + 2 bedroom flat N$22,000pm Town House Very spacious. 3 bedrooms double garage N$9,000pm House Near Sea 3 bedrooms N$10 000pm

huge house 4 bedrooms 3 bathrooms double garage

1 bedroom furnished no garage

Miss De Duine

2013

When: 04 July 2013 (Thursday) Where: De Duine School Hall Time: 19h00 for 19h30 Admission: N$30.00 - Adults N$20.00 - Learners VIP Tickets: N$50.00 Refreshments for sale Contact Mrs. Koning for any more details 081 287 2579

Ext 9

Vineta

N$16 500pm Guest House

ideal for a company 11 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms 3 garages parking lots fits 8 cars all inclusive

N$60 000pm

EXCLUSIVE AND ELITE ESTATES Tel: (064) 402 439 Fax (064) 402 741 Cell: 081 124 0933 Email: eeestates@gmail.com CENTRE TOWN Up-Market Flat 2 Bedroom Furnished 2 Bathroom N$ 7,000pm

Town House Furnished 3 bedrooms N$8800pm

N$10,000pm

N$10 800pm

N$8500pm

N$6000pm

Modern newly built house 4 bedrooms 4 bathrooms 2 office spaces 2 lounges N$20,000pm

QUEENS

2 Small bachelor flats.

Mile 4

3 bedrooms fully furnished 3 floors double garage

Central

Up-Market Flat Classy finishes 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathroom Furnished N$7,000pm

MEET OUR MILITARY

3 bedroom house

5 bedrooms 3 bathrooms entertainment area with bar fully furnished

2 bedrooms furnished double garage N$8500pm

2 bedrooms 1 bathroom 1st floor w & e excl.

N$12,000pm

N$8,800pm Vineta

Vineta

3rd floor 2 bedrooms fully furnished double garage N$6600pm

N$4500pm

Up-market 3 bedroom town house. Sea view. Furnished.

Furnished 3 bedroom town house

OCEAN VIEW Furnished 3 Bedroom House (Newly built) N$11,000pm

TO LET KUISEBMOND N$2600pm – 2 bed unit with garage in Eyuva Village N$2600pm – 2 bed house in Khomas Hochland N$2700pm – 2 bed flat in Seapoint area N$3100pm – 2 bed house with single garage N$3400pm – 3 bed unit with single garage in Agaat str N$3350pm – brand new 2 bedroom unit with single garage in Namport area N$3350pm – 2 bed house with single garage in Sandwich str N$3600pm – brand new 3 bed unit with single garage in Namport area Contact Tanya 081 427 0332, Talitha 081 337 3669 or Yolanda 081 147 9315 Office at Tel: 212 440

FNB coastal branches at your service! Henties Bay - (064) 502 700 Mondesa - (064) 406 692 Swakopmund - (064) 410 2111 Walvis Bay (064) 201 8111

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PROPERTY

Glockenklang Soul Amplifier and double speaker for bass player or as a Sound System for Dj`s, clubs or mobile. The best you can get! Now N$15 000. With professional stage cases.

Sunshades N$395-00 each Contact 081 818 4978 Back Rack Spare Wheel Carrier We used it at a microbus, but it may fit also at other cars. you can just fix it on the tow bar. N$1000

Bachelor flat to let Tamariskia, water inclusive, pre paid electricity, 3000.00 p.m for 1 person, 3500.00 p.m for 2 persons. Available immediately. Contact 081 348 5819 Townhouse to let in Walvis bay 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double garage, beautiful forecourt, safe area, centrally located (behind Municipality) .Available from 1 July 2013. NO AGENTS PLEASE. Call 202 657 from 09:00-15:30.

Over 300 Vinyls Rock, Alternative, Independent, Black, Hip Hop, House, Disco, Oldies. Each Maxi 8N$, LP 10N$, DLP 15N$. All together N$3000. Just have a look and take what you like.

PROPERTY FOR SALE

Yokohama Super Digger Tyre V2 275/70R16 with 10mm. N$300

Beautiful antique Bass/bronze figure. The lady in moon is about 18cm high. N$ 15 000

Pocketbike Italjet Packaway2. Very nice and rare Completely modificated to a naked bike. 80cc engine with lot of power. No registration. N$7500

Bridgestone Dueler 205/75-15 with 6-bolt rim. Tire profile 50%, N$600

Beautiful antique Brass/bronze figures. The pair is 1.80m high and with 220V lamps. Price for both together NS40000

Lovely big family house 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 r/c garages and big entertainment area with jacuzzi, indoor braai, lounge, study, open plan kitchen, swimming pool, on a big erf of 1250 sqm, central of Walvis Bay for only N$1 560 000.00. Call Mariska 081 256 7327 or mail me for photo's at mariska.wb@ parealtorgroup.com

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For sale Fullhouse foodtrailer for sale+license to trade in a very good area. Takings +N$20,000pm. Contact 081 284 2366 for price information. Amazing Hair Nutrition Do you struggle with hair loss;dry and brittel hair then try our amazing hair nutrition for only 99 for all your orders or if you want to join annique for more income. Contact 081 148 7189 For sale 80 year old antique banjo . Contact Febs at 081 284 2366 to view the instrument

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Sentraal geleë Baie lekker leef huis, 3 slaapkamers, groot braai area met grasdak, groot studeer kamer, groot sitkamer, groot kombuis met baie kaste, dubbel motorhuis met elektriese deur, groot erfmet elektriese hek, baie veilig. Bekikbaar einde Julie. Binne loopafstand van laer en hoër skole. Sonder meubels N$11,000 W&L ingesluit. Met meubels & DSTV N$14,000. Tel 209 113 na ure 081 648 5225 081 122 2151 1 slaapkamer woonstel te huur Ruim met vol badkamer, groot kombuiis met binnebraai, eie erf,motorhuis. Baie veilig naby Venus. N$3,800 + Deposito W&L ingesluit. Tel 209 113 na ure 081 648 5225 081 122 2151

Walvisbay Meersig Bachelor flat with big lock- up garage to rent from 1st of July. NS 2500.00 excl. water and electricity. For Sale Contact One cement mixer. 081 299 0299 / Contact 081 308 7361 081 288 9870.

Bachelors flat to rent B.i c., no garage. immediately available in Narraville Mermaid Str. N$ 2200 p/m w & e included. Deposit negotiable. Contact 081 281 9318 Townhouse to let in Central Walvis Bay 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double garage. Available from 1 July 2013. NO AGENTS PLEASE. Call 202 657 from 09:00-15:30. 2 slaapkamer huis te huur Ingeboudekaste, binnebraai, stoof en garage. N$5000. Deposito onderhandelbaar. 814 Sinden Avenue, Tamariskia, Swakopmund. Kontak 081 257 1481

CARS FOR SALE Volkswagen Kombi 1900 Waterverkoel in goeie toestand N$30,000 Skakel: 081 301 8378 For Sale 2009 Toyota Corolla 1.4 45 000km. N$130 000. Phone 081 148 2626

DONATIONS We need your help. We are looking for the following items for the animal clinics: plastic ice cream containers, margarine containers, dog and cat bowls, empty spice bottles, blankets and towels, old cloths, paper back books. Contact Helen 063 683 185 or 081 277 0305

GOODS FOR SALE

BlackBerry Bold 9900 Includes pouch, box, charger. N$ 3500.00 negotiable. Contact Bennie 081 148 1311 For sale Black Berry Bold 9900. 8 Gig internal memory with 2 GiG memory Card with. Still in very great condition,8 Months Old. N$2000.00. Contact 081 402 5682

SERVICES Bookkeeping Problems? Now help is at hand for small businesses and individuals. Debtors invoices and statements Creditors invoices and paymentsCash book reconciliations Salaries, PAYE and Social Security Payments VAT returns Call Charmaine on 081-170 0950 or email stewart. accounts@yahoo. com for an appointment to discuss your needs.

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GemaPen Driving School Walvis Bay Lessons offered by a professional ,friendly and patient driver N$95 per lesson N$200 for use of vehicle for pass outs. Contact 081 281 9318 for bookings

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Diens Kontak ons indien u iemand benodig wanneer u op vakansie is of selfs as u eiendom in Walvis of Langstrand besit en u is nie voltyds daar om u woonbuurt te beskerm nie. Roelien Fuchs en Helena van Rooyen kan na u diere, huis en tuin te kyk. Kontak Roelien by 081 657 5488 Helena by 081 781 3411 Reconciliation of Debtors / Creditor Accounts Need help reconciling, or bringing your Business Accounts Up to date. Tired of outstanding invoices and queries. Let us do it for you. For more info contact 081 215 9430

NOTICE OF POWER OUTAGE TO ARANDIS 11KV RETICULATION Notice is hereby given that the electricity supply will be interrupted on the following date: DATE: 10 July 2013 DAY: Wednesday TIME: 08:00 – 17:00 The power outage will affect the power supply to all customers at: Arandis Town Namwater MTC Telecom LEO NIMT The reason for the power outage is for ABB to install a transformer fin at the Arandis main intake substation. Power Lines Africa will also install safety nets over the line. Erongo RED will also utilize the time to perform maintenance on the network. Erongo RED regrets any inconvenience which may result from this outage. Please note: YOUR INSTALLATION MUST BE REGARDED AS “LIVE” AT ALL TIMES AS THE POWER SUPPLY MAY BE SWITCHED ON AT ANY TIME DURING THE ABOVEMENTIONED PERIOD. Stephen Muller Superintendent Control Centre Tel: 064-217 605 Fax: 064-20 4574 Erongo Regional Electricity Distributor Company (Pty) Ltd PO Box 2925, Walvis Bay, Namibia Reg. No 2004/074

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Notice is hereby given in terms of section 63(2)(b) of the Local Authorities act, 1992 (Act 23/1992), as amended, that the Council of Walvis Bay intends to sell, by private transaction Erf 1106 Meersig to Ringo Nuwuseb. Description: Erf 1106, Meersig Zoning: Single Residential Area: 761m² Purchase Price: N$350 000.00 Full particulars pertaining to the sale will lie for inspection by interested persons until *Tuesday, 25 June 2013 at room 29, Municipal Offices, Kuisebmund. For more information Ms D Müller can be contacted, during office hours, at telephone (064) 2013232 during office hours. Written objections duly motivated, to the intended transaction, must be received by the undersigned before or at 12:00 * Friday 28 June 2013. A T VICTOR General Manager: Community &Economic Development Municipal Office Civic Centre Nangolo Mbumba Drive Private Bag 5017 Walvis Bay Fax: (064) 209714

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Call Tony 081 373 7604 N$ 177 000

Coastal SMEs & Upstarts COMPANY REGISTRATION , BUSINESS PLANS, FUNDING, CONSENT LETTERS, TENDERS, VAT REGISTRATION, MUNICIPAL REGISTRATION, SSC REGISTRATION, SME CERTIFICATES BOOKKEEPING, BUSINESS COACHING Contact us 081 880 1647 HF Vervoer Garden rubbish, building refuse, rubble, furniture. Also handy man work. For removal of garden rubbish, bulding rubbish and furniture removal anywhere. Call Henk 081 780 4155

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DRESSMAKER/ DESIGNER AT SWAKOPMUND. Also alterations. Order your matric farewell dress before 30 june 2013 and receive 5 percent discount. Phone now to avoid dissapointment. Salomie at lifestyle creations 081 728 4865

HF VERVOER. FURNITURE, GARDEN RUBBISH, BUILDING RUBBLE. 4TON TRUCK. CALL HENK 081 780 4155 FIR SAUNA BODY SHAPING SYSTEM. Melt away that easter chocolates. Decrease BMI, burn up to 600 calories in one session, improve appearance of cellulite. Commit your self for 12 weeks and only pay N$36.00 per session. Cindy 081 147 6776 GEMaPEN Driving School Book for 10 lessons N$950,and get 1hour 30min free.Natis N$200. Contact 081 281 9318 NYOZI HEADLIGHTS RESTORATION We restore your headlights to likenew quality -Reshine yellow, dull and hazy plastic headlights -Restore sandblast plastic headlights We do mobile service (where possible) Contact Nyozi 081 124 8154 HF VERVOER EK RY TUINVULLIS HUISTREKKE EN BOU MATERIAAL MET 4TON TROK MET TRALIES KONTAK HENK 081 354 2120

Handyman Walvis Rommel verwydering, snoei van bome, geyser elemente vervang, houtwerk. Noem dit en ek doen dit. Christo 081 128 7510 Truck to Rent with Driver and Helpers At The Coast/Nationwide: Furniture removal,garden refuse,building rubble,office removals.You name it,we'll do it.Open 7 days a week. Contact us on 081 649 3676 for the best prices in town.

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Graag opsoek na vervoer 9uur die oggend dorp toe uit Meersig en 2uur Meersig toe en 3uur dorp toe. Maandae tot Donderdae. Walvis Baai. Sms my op 081 733 1882

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I'm urgently looking for any kind of job in swakopmund or walvisbay SQUARE BUILDER cc and can start any time . Cc/2010/5150 Please contact me For all your: on 081 351 0882 • Renovations • Brick laying EMERGENCY • Alterations • Building constructions Contact for a quote 081 880 1647 OR 081 229 2808 MAYA SECURITY SERVICES CC For your all-round Security/ protection needs We offer: • Professional security services • Reliable & reputable (record) • High trained &moti vated officers • 24h/7 days a week. Contact us now for a quote 081 880 1647 Mayasec.cc@ gmail.com SAN No 104/2012114 NamPol Permit No 01/2012

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HF Transport We do furniture rubble and garden rubbish alsn transporting to other towns. Henk 081 780 4155 If you want your vehicle safely taken to or brought from anywhere in Nam or RSA, then contact a reliable pensioner with a code CE drivers license. Call 081 250 4650

WANTED Qualified female plumber is looking for a job in any company in Swakop or Walvis,having experience willing to work as plumber assisstant or handylady as well,can start anytime. Contact me at 081 201 0140.

BUS. PROPERTY

2 Vakante poste Naaimasjien ondervinding is ‘n vereiste Kontak: Rita 081 207 0999 CAR FOR SALE 2008 Audi 2.0T A3 Sportspack 120 000 km. FSH with Audi centre. Leather interior. 081 407 5350

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LOST LOST White female dog found outside Mariental. Contact Hannelie 064 570 138 DONATIONS The Napae Animal Shelter is looking for the following items: plastic ice cream and marg. containers, paint, dog and cat bowls, emty spice bottles, blankets, towels, dog collars and leads, old cloths and books. Contact 063 683 185 SPCA Walvis Bay is looking for the following items: washing machine, blankets, towels, cleaning items, dog and cat tin food, dog and cat biscuits. Contact Sharon 064 204 041 COURSES The Walvis bay Goju Ryu Karate Club Beginners classes begin in June 2013. Main road no 4B, Walvis Bay Cell: 081 277 9268 Fax: 206 5556 Email: bmwalcon@ iway.com

GemaPen Driving School Walvis Bay Lessons offered by a professional, friendly and patient driver. N$95 per lesson. N$200 for use of vehicle for pass outs. Contact 081 281 9318 for bookings

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Ernstine Schweiger ERA het hul eerste NRU Eerste Liga wedstryd vir die seisoen gewen,nadat hulle die Jaguars verlede Saterdag in Windhoek geklop het. Die eindtelling was 15-10. Die mede afrigter van die span Gawan Esterhuizen het sy tevredenheid met die span

uitgespreek en gese dat alle harde werk die afgelope tyd,uiteindelik vrugte gewerp het. 'Daar is nie een speler wat nie die naweek se 'Man of the Match' titel verdien nie,want almal het as 'n span saam gewerk,en toegepas wat hulle tydens oefen sessies, Maandae en Woensdae geleer het.' 'Ek is baie trots op die span,hulle maak die werk agter die skerms beslis die moeite werd' het Gawan

bygevoeg. ERA se volgende kragmeting is komende Saterdag teen Cats2 om 15:00 op Narraville rugby veld. Die gemeenskap van Narraville word hartlik uitgenooi om die dag saam te kom geniet. Punte Makers: (Driee) Daniel Jeneke,Pedro Rittmann en Ivan Geiriseb

Squash Players Turn up the Heat this Winter Results reflect that the local squash players once again put their foot down and surged ahead scoring quite well, which will definitely put up quite a challenge to take them down. The results read as follows: Seawork [2] vs Fuel Pump Repairs Africa [4] Warren Deysel vs Clifford de Witt 0-3. Jenny Pahl vs Jaco de Witt 0-3. In Jenny’s words. Peter Pahl vs Stephen van Lingen 0-3. Stephen took full advantage of Peter ‘not’ being on the court. Sharde Fisher vs Jan de Smit 3-1. Sharde had to blow Jan’s gasket to take the win. Wynand Breytenbach [jr] vs Daniel Jansen 0-3. Flippie Scheepers vs Alberto Canalles 3-0. Raphael Burlamasque vs Lore Wormsbacher 3-0 FCS [4] vs Gateway Shipping [3] Sergio Figueiredo vs Marius Geyser 0-3. Wynand Breytenbach vs Stefan van Tonder 0-3. Trevor Heath vs Richard van der Meer 3-0. Trevor played well and Richard had an off day. Lucinda Rodrigues vs Jorn Wormsbacher 3-2. Jaco de Jager vs Desire Tuit 3-0. Francois Olivier vs Wernher Riedel 0-3. Morne Fourie vs Oscar Fernandez 3-1. Morne put two and two together and managed to outstay Oscar. Magic Discounters [5] vs Woermann

Brock Hardware & Building Supplies [2] Phillip de Villiers vs Michael Stauder 3-2. Jaco Greeff vs Danie Jansen 3-2. Another thriller, in which youth can be considered to have played a big role as well. Matthys Robberts vs Dirk Bosman 3-2. Gerhard Lottering vs Dylan Spencer 3-2. Gerhard moving up and still proving his worth. Raymond Duvenhage vs Doyle de Haas 3-0. Johan Swanepoel vs Lindsay Lottering 1-3. Lindz took full advantage of Johan having to move up. Arlene Visser vs Goretti Jansen 1-3. Steel Africa [2] vs Coastal Car Hire [5] Imanuel Amorongo vs Trevor Grane 2-3. Leslie Bosman vs Henning du Plessis 3-0. Andre Huisamen vs Martin Krause 0-3. Not exactly a walkover, Martin was made to sweat for the match. George Bekker vs Cabous Olivier 2-3. Anina Huisamen vs Brandon Grane 1-3. Frikkie Riekert vs Sam Webster 3-0. Frikkie nailed it with a great win. Anna-Maria Venter vs Joseph Payne 0-3. The leaderboard results are: Fuel Pump Repairs Africa – 93; Gateway Shipping – 77 ; Coastal Car Hire – 77; Magic Discounters – 73; FCS – 65; Seawork – 64; Steel Africa – 57 and Woermann Brock Hardware & Building Supplies – 54

Local Youngsters to Kick A** in the USA Madelaine Laubscher Two local youngsters who happen to be brothers, Julian and Delano Müller, were selected to represent South Africa in the ISKA World Championships in the United States of America (USA). They will attend the biggest kickboxing tournament in the world Delano Müller (aged 9)

and Julian Müller (aged 17), trained their very proud Sensei Dorothy Bachmann, will be departing on the 29th of June. “I am very proud of them both and I believe they will hold the kickboxing club and Walvis Bay's name high. I believe they will do very well and we wish them the best.” Delano currently has the brown belt 3 and

has been doing kickboxing since early 2011, while Julian has the blue belt and has joined his brother mid 2011. Delano and Julian are now both ready for the world's biggest kickboxing event. They will be returning on the 11th of July from the USA. The Namib Independent wishes Delano and Julian great success in this kickboxing tournament.

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Ellies Walvis Bay vs Neo Paints Reho Falcons Ellies Walvis II started the game with hardhitting tackles and a high tempo. Reho Falcons striked first and scored the first try of the match. Ellies Walvis II struck back with their own try that was scored by prop Corne van Tonder and converted by Morne Lukas to bring the half time score to 7-7 each. Ellies Walvis II played to their strenghts and put some good moves together and quick hands sent lock Duane Coetzee over for their second try, Morné Lukas converted to bring the score to 147. Falcon II scored and closed the gap but due to the missed conversion could not tie up the score. Through continuous pressure and great running lines Callie Nel scored his first of two tries, bringing the score to 19-12. Not long after his first try Callie was at it again and this time Morne Lukas converted to bring the score to 28-14. Falcons applied pressure and were rewarded when the outside centre crossed. The try was converted to bring the final score to 28-19. The teams were introduced to the Mayor of Walvis Bay, who after the match commented that she enjoyed the matches and would not mind being the geust of honour again. Reho Falcons I score the first points of their

match with a penalty to bring the scored to 0-3. Falcons I contuined attacking and within the first ten minutes scored the first try and converted to bring the score to 0-10. The supporters were scilent but the Ellies Walvis I players were determined to show that they belong in the Premier League. Full back Jareon van Dam converted two penlities to bring the score to 6-10. Ellies Walvis I used their pack of forwards to score from a powerful mall. Leeroy Rentzke dove over the line for Ellies Walvis I's first try. Half time score was 11-10 in favour of Ellies Walvis I. Opportinities went awry as neither team could break the defensive lines. A penalty was awarded to Ellies Walvis I five minutes out. Captain Shaun White charged the line with determination and scored Ellies Walvis I’s second try witch was converted by Jaroen van Dam to bring the final score to 18-10. This weekend Ellies Walvis Bay are playing Trusco United at the Jan Wilcken Stadium. The match starts at 13h30. All are asked to come and support on the day. After the match, entertainment will be at the Walvis Bay Sport Club with free entrance.

Local Athlete to Compete in Ukraine Madelaine Laubscher A young local athlete from Walvis Bay has been selected for the Namibian Athletics team to compete at the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) World Youth Championships in Ukraine. Namib Independent had the chance to speak to Belinda Oberholster, the proud athletics coach of Lee-Anzo Losper, (U17) who has been selected as part of the Namibian Junior (U19) squad to compete at the Confederation of African Athletics, Southern Region Junior Championships in Pretoria from the 20th to the 30th of June 2013. In addition, Lee-Anzo has also been selected by Mr Frank Fredericks, president of Athletics Namibia, to compete for the Namibian Athletics Team at the IAAF World Youth Championships in Donetsk, Ukraine. “With all the travelling he is finding it

hard to raise all the necessary funds for the air tickets. The journey to Donetsk alone will cost approximately N$18000. Any financial support or any means of assistance from the coastal community would be highly appreciated,” said Frank Slabbert, chairman of Swakop Striders. Losper will depart on the 7th of July to Donetsk Ukraine and return on the 17th of July 2013. Swakop Striders are very proud of Lee-Anzo. “The club is immensely proud of his selection as this is the first Swakop Strider member that has been included in an official Namibian team,” said Slabbert. Besides Lee-Anzo, three other athletes were selected to go to the Youth Championship: P. Nghihulu from the Oshikoto region, Valencia Cloete from the Khomas Region and Divan Rossow from the Khomas Region.

Golfers Deliver Applauding Results

The past weekend there was yet again a lot of action taking place on the field as golfers challenged each other and brought forth great results This golfing event sponsored by Bay Wash, was the third year sponsored by them. “We would like to say thank you to Bay Wash. We appreciate your kind sponsorship.” said Mr Corne Schalkwyk. “We had 43 golfers who took part” said Schalkwyk.

The results are as follows: P. Fox & A.v Rensburg – 48 Points. P. Shigwele & J. Niilenge – 47 Points. A. Sardinha & P.Sham – 46 Points (C/O). A. Julie & D. Benson – 46 Points. P. Heunis & A.v Rensburg (Swinger) - 46 Points. F. Champion Snr & D.v Antwerpen – 45 Points (C/O). S.v Wyk & K.Potgieter – 45 Points. M.Roux & J. Borges – 45 Points Nearest to the Pins were P. Fox, F.Champion Snr, J. Niilenge and J. Katti. 2 Clubs: K. Potgieter, J. Niilenge, D. Klynsmith. and the Jackpot winners were P. Fox, M. Roux and A.Burger. Mr Van Schalkwyk says congratulations each all the winners.