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namib times SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6510 TUESDAY 1 DECEMBER 2015 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

Swapo mop-wipes 2015 Elections

Mystery plane wreckage identified

The final audited results of Friday's Regional Council and Local Authority Elections confirmed yesterday afternoon that the Swapo Party of Namibia won six of the seven Regional Council seats in Erongo, with runner-up, the United Democratic Front (UDF) 1 seat. Both the DTA of Namibia and RDP (Rally for Democracy and Progress), other hopeful contenders, were virtually wiped off the map.

In the final auditing yesterday afternoon, it transpired Swapo's vote decreased with 6,79 % down from the 2010, but it too did not stop the ruling party to report an equally overwhelming victory in the Local Authorities Elections.

In Swakopmund, Swapo received a total of 12 236 votes, DTA 4 474 and the RDP 1 547. In Walvis Bay Rural Constituency Swapo bolstered 7 674 votes and the DTA the only other party featuring with 1 569 votes. Walvis Bay Urban Constituency: Swapo – 7 397 votes, DTA – 918 votes and RDP 384.

Mulderene graveyard stays

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Long Service Awards for Council

At the time of going to press yesterday afternoon, the Electoral Commission of Namibia was yet to finalise the audit of the local authority election, but preliminary results confirmed the ruling party will continue to dominate local authorities across the region as well.

Swapo local authority candidates managed to attract a total of 58,84 % of the region's local authority votes, against the UDF's 18,01 %, DTA of Namibia 6,75 % and other candidates and parties attracting the remaining 16,4 % of the total votes.

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Mavourlene !Gaёs Erongo Police Unit Commander, Sergeant Ileni Shapumba shared his concern on Mon-day over the persistent high incidences of drunken driving. As the festive season is fast approaching, Shapumba says service stations selling alcohol to road users are a major cause of accidents. drivers.

He was also of opi- sonment where the the wheel. nion that the current convicted drunken “People are losing Shapumba is urging penalties for drunken driving offender has to lives and becoming the residents to pracdriving is too lenient, do time from 18:00 on disabled as a result of tice self control before getting behind the as people pay the N$6 a Friday to 18:00 on a these accidents.

000 fine without pro- Sunday and allowed to Accidents are increas- steering wheel. “It blems and families work and earn an ing on a daily basis should start with you; dish out N$4 000 in income during the why? Because when you should ask yourhours to bail the week. He deplored the you drink, you lose self if you are going to accused out. He is a fact that accidents, control and your vision drink, what is likely to supporter of jail time where alcohol plays a is also affected by al- be the outcome when of up to six months role, continues to cohol and substances you sit behind the for drunken drivers, maim people or cause inside of you,” he ex- steering wheel while but was not specific families unimaginable plained, adding con- you are drunk. You do whether he supports suffering when their venience stores on not need to drink and an uninterrupted pe- loved ones are killed in Namibia's roads are go and drive, if you riod behind bars or accidents where drun- putting alcohol in the know that you are p e r i o d i c i m p r i - ken drivers are behind hands of thousands of Continues on Page 2

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Officials of the Department of Civil Aviation arrived in Walvis Bay on Sunday to inspect the plane wreckage that was pulled to the ocean surface by a hake trawler last Monday. The wreckage has been identified. Read full investigation on page 10.

New leadership at Uranium Institute Page 11

Cycle for Family tragedy as Damian father tries to save huge succhildren from fire cess Maria Davel-Wallis A resident of the DRC informal settlement in Swakopmund died a horrific death over the weekend, trying desperately to save the lives of his two children who have already been engulfed by flames in the family's shack. The children sadly also died in the fire.

The incident was at 23:00 on Sunday. The Continues on Page 2

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Family tragedy Continued from Page1 Swakopmund Emergency Services confirmed the deaths of the man and the two children, aged three and six.

The man had allegedly gone out for a while that night, leaving his girlfriend and the two children in the shack. On his return he found the shack on fire. He managed to bring his girlfriend to safety and went back into the burning structure to bring the children to safety as well.

Nampol (Erongo) spokesperson, Deputy Commissioner Ottilie Kashuupulwa, confirmed the incident, but said the names of the deceased could not be released yet.

Periodic jail time Continued from Page1 going to drive, do not drink to the extent that you will be able to exceed the limit.”

“Service stations are places where people go and fill up vehicles to drive and they fill themselves up with alcohol. Even after hours service stations are selling alcohol, we need to control that issue.

A long journey distance driver is being sold alcohol. We just need to make our roads safer. Do not only focus on making money, but consider the interest of the community as well,” he concluded.

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Young entrepreneur hails “Growth At Home Strategy” Mavourlene !Gaёs Youth Ambassador and Young Entrepreneur, Paul Tangeni Ndjambula shared his experience with the youth of the Erongo Region. Ndjambula talks about his journey of becoming a successful entrepreneur and how the “Growth at Home Strategy”, offered by the Ministry of Industrialisation, Trade and SME Development assisted in his success.

Ndambula is from Swakopmund. His role and involvement in youth matters started in 2012, after he joined the United Nations Office for Projects and Services of the Benguela Current Commission.

“In August 2012, I co-founded Swakop Cycle Tours CC. The business offers cultural township tours by bicycles as well as cycle rentals for clients who want to explore Swakopmund at their own time and leisure. Through Swakop Cycle Tours CC we also offer four to six internships to train youths interested in joining the tourism sector,” he explained.

With regard to the “Growth at Home Strategy”, Ndjambula explained the foundation offered him assistance at several occasions to grow his business. He urges the youth of the region to approach the Ministry to see how they can benefit from the Program.

“Namibia has started a new road map in 2014, called Growth at Home. This project aims at speeding up Namibia's process of industrialisation and sme development at the same time.

Addressing the youth out there who want to become entrepreneurs, he has the following advice: “I would like to encourage all the young entrepreneurs to get a copy of the Growth at Home Strategy brochures and information packets.

Study it well, in order for you to familiarise

yourself with the requirements and chances are there that you can benefit and be assisted to start your own business. This document can be downloaded from the website of the Ministry of Industrialisation, Trade and SME Development.

Ndjambula questions whether the hopeful business owners are doing whatever is necessary to achieve their goals. “Are the aspiring entrepreneurs going out to find information at the Ministry and Council offices? It is time for entrepreneurs to be hungry and have the same energy use on watching English premier league for businesses go to Government office to office.

Get information on where you can knock for assistance and at the same time developing your own qualities that would distinguish you as a future entrepreneur. These include doing well at school and nurture a culture of personal discipline, both physically and spiritually.

He urged the Namibian media to report on the positive and informative aspects of entrepreneurial development.

“The media must play its role. Every day our front pages only contain bad news. There are a lot of things out there that need to get reported on, we do have good stories. These governments support programmes and a few success stories must be shared to inform and empower people”, he concluded.

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Head of State attends Cop 21 in Paris

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President Hage Geingob (pictured) attended the 21st session of the Conference of the Parties (COP 21) of the United Nations (UN) climate change conference here yesterday.

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The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) conference is set to take place from 30 November to 11 December. Geingob was amongst 150 Heads of State and Governments to give their public support for reaching a new and universal climate change agreement.

The event began with an unprecedented 'Leaders Event' immediately after the official open i n g o f t h e C O P. “The national plans and arrival of leaders will reflect growing government confidence in the

global response by thousands of companies and investors, who have announced their commitment to the essential economic and social transformation to low-carbon, sustainable growth and development,” the UNFCC said on its website Sunday.

Deputy Prime Minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, who is also Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, said last week that Namibia is looking forward to the finalisation of a legally binding Paris climate change agreement

based on common but different responsibilities. She made the remarks during a briefing session on various matters with the Diplomatic Corps in Namibia.

“Namibia's message to the international community this year is that we must work together for a global mitigation action if we are to ensure both sustainable development at national level and prevent the catastrophic effects of climate change. We are going to Paris to pool efforts in reaching an agreement to reduce global warming below

two degrees Celsius,” she stated.

The central job of governments in Paris is to discuss and agree on an international arrangement and in their own national interests, to make a more rapid

transition to the lowcarbon future that will keep global warming to below two degrees Celsius.

More than 180 countries covering almost 95 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions have already delivered their national climate action plans to the UNFCCC. Geingob headed to Paris from Malta where he attended a three-day

Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).

From Paris, the Namibian leader flies to London, United Kingdom to attend the Global Africa Investment Summit today and tomorrow.

He is also scheduled to take part in the Africa/ China Summit on 3 and 4 December in Pretoria, South Africa.

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Five year old burns Madelaine Laubscher A five-year-old girl was badly burnt on Friday morning in Walvis Bay, and had to be rushed to the Welwitschia Private Hospital with what paramedics said, was 40 % burn wounds to her body.

Yesterday, it was not certain yet under what conditions the child sustained the burn injuries, but it was known she burnt with boiled water. A spokesperson of St Gabriels Community Ambulance confirmed transporting the child to the hospital. “The child was screaming so much that we did not really have time to find out what exactly happened, but we know she burnt with hot water. She has 40% burn wounds on her neck, chest and her arms.

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Community power transforms Lagoon Park Members of the Walvis Bay community, with the support of the Walvis Bay Municipality and regional electricity distributor ErongoRED, transformed the Lagoon Park in the harbour town into an all inclusive, child-friendly public open space on Saturday.

Volunteers got their hands dirty and assisted in painting playground equipment in bright colours and erected a shelter where parents, grandparents and nannies can sit in the shade overseeing children playing in the park and even an outdoor gym and stretching area. The park also has a cheerful entrance and is a true reflection of the people of Walvis Bay that want to co-exist together and that in a clean and attractive urban environment.

Said of the organisers: “The Lagoon Park, situated between Peter Dixon- and Paul Vincent Streets is situated in a well-established residential area and is used by residents within the area as well as others, bringing their children to play at the park.

The park was in need of some desperate tender loving care (tlc). We as the community saw the opportunity to work together to upgrade this park and make it an inclusive park for every individual.

With the Municipality, sponsors, interested individuals and lots of hard work this project finally became a reality and with the number of children and adults currently visiting the park, the project is needed and we deem it a great success!

Limited funds were available initially. Thanks to the public and sponsors this amount grew from N$42 000 to N$75 000 and it helped us to achieve this beautiful transformation,” the organiser said. She wants to remain anonymous.

The park now plays a vital role in the social and economic life of communities and provide opportunities for social interaction, social mixing and social inclusion.

The park now boasts with construction of an outdoor gym and stretching area, a variety of play equipment and a large picnic and outdoor sports area with builtin seating and shading as well as lighting during evening hours. Sufficient parking is available around the park. For those visiting the park, please take good care of the play equipment, plants and other items.

“We need to be proud of what we have and respect the hard work in making this a beautiful park, however it will not remain beautiful if we do not appreciate and respect people's efforts to beautify. Keep an eye on the park for future upgrades and events planned to ensure the park becomes feasible to maintain and is there to last! Other sponsors include: Namibia Fishmeal Processors, Ondengu Construction, Municipality of Walvis Bay and Wycliff our dedicated gardener, Family Louw, Family Muatunga, Family Borruso, Family de Witt, Members of the Lagoon Mansions, Skeleton Coast Marine, Andrea Leech Graphic Design, Super Sports, Telecom Namibia, Westcoast Joinery, Baart Transport, Plascon, and Erongo Red. Attached a few snapshots taken during the Volunteers Day.

Members of the community turned out in their numbers to assist painting the jungle gym and other items to decorate the park. Some jumped in to build a community garden and others applied their skills to build a roofed structure where people resting in the park or looking after the playing children, can sit in the shade.

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The time is now Liesl Losper During the past weekend starting from Thursday it came to light clearly that this is now the time that motorists should be more careful when on the road.

Each year we witness senseless deaths and accidents on our roads, especially around the festive season. On Thursday night around 20:00, a Ford Ranger coming from the south side on 5th Street turned right at the robots of Nangolo Mbumba Drive and 5th Street. The two vehicles colli-ded. The driver of the Ford Ranger was attended to by the paramedics and the driver of the other vehicle was not injured.

Another incident was reported at about 02:00 on Friday morning. The driver of a BMW was apparently coming from the Airport road and, at the traffic roundabout at the entrance to Walvis Bay, the driver lost control of the vehicle and skidded for +/- 50m and missed two palm trees with inches. “We urge all motorists to take care and stay alert to make sure we keep the number of deaths as low as possible. The motorists in this car were very lucky, as you can see a lot of the car parts are lying around and they missed the palm trees with only centimetres. It looks like the car doesn't even have a bonnet anymore,” one of the tow-in personnel commented on the scene. The driver and the other passenger were transported to the hospital while one of them sustained minor injuries. Tragedies and accidents such as these have become an all-toofamiliar part of the carnage of the festive season, adding that while they are heading into the season “in full force,” motorists have to play their part.

The BMW at the circle at the entrance to Walvis Bay

The Ford Ranger and the Colt bakkie

Walvis Bay Magistrate’s Court Report 25 and 26 November 2015 Ndeitapo Uuyamba (19) appeared on a charge of assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 17 February 2016 for trial. The accused is on bail.

Ivan Simon (41) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 13 April 2016 for plea and trial. The accused is on warning.

Salom Nikodemus (25) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 14 December for the docket to be brought to court. The accused is in custody.

Magdalena Kirsten (52) appeared on a charge of theft by false pretences. The matter was postponed to 26 January 2016 for further investigation-final remand. The accused is on bail.

Elina Gaoses (43) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 13 April 2016 for plea and trial. The accused is on

bail.

Christian Panduleni (34) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 19 April 2016 for plea and trial. The accused is on bail.

Richard Louw (35) appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 2 February 2016 for further investigation.

The accused is on bail.

Jokiam Ihawa (26) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 21 January 2016 for further investigation. The accused is in custody.

Kenn David Smith (35) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The matter was postponed to 28 January 2016 for lab results. The accused is on bail.

Sakaria Shilongo (34) and Wilbard Nangombe (26) both appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 18 January 2016 for plea in terms of section 119. Both accused are in custody.

Motorongelukke voor die feestyd kommerwekkend Met die feestyd nou minder as ‘n maand weg, heers daar groot kommer oor die aantal motorongelukke op die Erongo-streek se paaie.

In die jongste voorval is ‘n vrou die naweek opslag dood toe die voertuig waarin sy ‘n passasier was van die Kuiseb brug op die C14 pad oos van Walvisbaai gestort het. ‘n Motor het ook die naweek op die B2 naby Arandis omgeslaan (fotos hierbo).

Die motorryerspubliek word dringend versoek om alles in die stryd te werp ten einde padveiligheid te bevorder. Maak seker u voertuig is padwaardig. Kweek ‘n kultuur waar verkeerstekens, spoedbeperkings en volgafstande nagekom word. Wees bedagsaam en handhaaf ‘n nul-beleid ten opsigte van drink en bestuur.

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Mulderene cemetery stays as is

With the Narraville cemetery expanding and a new cemetery for Kuisebmond planned in the near future, residents were concerned over what would happen to the old Mulderene- and adjacent cemetery.

Rumours surfaced that the Old Mulderene cemetery along with the one next to it, with unmarked graves, will be converted by the Municipality.

Spokesperson, Mr Kevin Adams, said “there are no plans to convert these cemeteries. It has never been discussed by Council.” Apparently the original Mulderene Street cemeteries were established around 1896. “In the 1930's a new cemetery was established where part of the Civic Centre and the Huis Palms Old Age Home stands today.

It was a combined cemetery for all races, although graves bought/ reserved at the Mulderene Street cemetery were still used until the late 1960's.

With the proclamation the Kuisebmond Township on 14 April 1957 and removal of residents from the old location where the Jan Wilken Sports Stadium is today, this cemetery was also relocated and all those buried in the cemetery were exhumed and re-buried in the Mulderene Street Cemetery (North) in unmarked graves, except for those who had tombstones and could be identified,” he said.

“The new cemeteries (Walvis Bay, Narraville and Kuisebmond) were established as a result of this and the first people buried there were from the late 1960's or early 1970's.

To be able to reclaim the land currently occupied by the Mulderene Street cemeteries, all buried there have to be exhumed and those remains reburied somewhere else.

Usually permission is required from the Police and the family of the person to be exhumed, or if not possible, through a high court order.

With the situation that most of those buried there were already relocated

from the old cemetery in town, and not being able to identify who is buried where, it becomes quite difficult.

The cost of exhumation and rebury, coupled with the moving of those tombstones that are still there, is also an

issue, while the new locality for such reburials also need to be determined, the necessary town planning, health and other approvals be obtained, and the area prepared for this,” he concluded.

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Madelaine Laubscher

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Spesiaal-gemaakte paaie lei nou na gewilde hengelplekke - en die Namibiese Rots- en Strandhengelvereniging (NRSAA) het teerpale ingeplant om sigbaarheid te verhoog. Een van diĂŠ teerpale kan in die agtergrond gesien word. Sedanmotors het ook nou toegang tot by die strand.

Hengelaars moet op die uitkyk wees vir sodanige pale om wettige toegang tot die strand te verkry.

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Long service awards for councillors Liesl Losper Wednesday night was a night to remember for all previous mayors and councillors when they received awards for their commitment to Walvis Bay.

Honouring post-reintegration Local Authority Councillors who meritoriously served the Municipal Council of Walvis Bay and the residents of Walvis Bay, as contemplated in section 30(1)(q) of the Local Authorities Act, 1992 (Act No. 23 of 1992): (Not in standing or sitting order) Jack Brown (9), Manuel de Castro (5), Gibson Romeo Goseb (5), Alwyn Jacobus Maass (6), Hedwig Mandean (6), Johanna Markus (5), Jeffrey Naobeb (6), Balbina Daes Pienaar (6), Anthony James Raw (5), Ambassador Theresia Samaria (8), Jan Jacobus Johannes Wilken (posthumous) (9), Alderman or Alderwoman, Adelheid Kandjala (12), Derek James Klazen (10), Magdalena Maria Mina Likooa (16), Uria Mandume Ndamangululua Muatunga (10), Uilika Nambahu (11), Benson Uakumbua (10), Johannes Uushona (11) and Immanuel Hafeni Wilfed (16) years.

A family member receving a certificate on behalf of late Jan Jacobus Johannes Wilken.

Certificate of recognition for 5 years and more of continues service, was handed out to the different recipients. They also selected councillors for Adlerman and Alderwoman status.

Aldermanship is bestowed upon local authority councillors for two main reasons, namely to honour and recognise them for their service and contribution to the community, and to ensure that experience and knowledge remain available for and is transferred to new councillors. It has purpose or advantage of retaining the knowledge of the old leader within a field, without challenging the new leader.

The system of Aldermanship was introduced into Namibia in 1986 under the auspices of the then South West Africa Municipal Association (now ALAN). The basic criterion at the time was that each local authority could confer the title of “alderman� on any municipal councillor who had served as such for a continuous period of 20 years or more.

The privileges of being Alderman are that the title remains ad infinitum (meaning without time limit/forever) and can only be revoked if the holder is convicted of a crime., the title holder is entitled to a special seat during council meetings and other local authority functions, even after the holder is no longer a councillor. They will also receive a special lapel badge identifying the wearer as an Alderman, as well as a printed certificate to that effect. It can be conferred posthumous (after death of recipient).

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Vissermanne - kyk uit vir daardie pale: Die Namibian rock and surf angling association (NRSAA) komitee het besluit om met die bewaring van die Dorob nasionale park te help. Johan Agenbag van die NRSAA het met namib times gesels en sê die regering het geskraapte paaie van die kuspad na die strand op seker afstande uit mekaar gemaak om te probeer keer dat die hengelaars nie sommer enige plek deur die woestyn na die strand ry nie.

Hannelie Bester Baie nice inisiatief. Lekker om te sien en hoor mense gee om vir ons land ...trots Namibia Jan Pyp Retief Dankie dit is goed nou moet ons mense net begin help beskerm en hul gemors by die huis weg gooi Antonette van der Westhuizen Hoe lank voordat die pale gesteel word?

Leon Nederlof Baie goed en goeie idee. 30 000, waar is al die hengelaars wat kon help pale plant. Onnodige klomp geld. se maar net.

Marie De Jager Beukes Wie het dan al die geld in die sak gesteek?

Frans Kotze Baie dankie dink julle nie ons oud Suidwesters en gereelde hengelaars van die plekke kan n doenasie maak aan julle nie. Ek sal met graagte ek vang elke jaar daar vis en geniet dit verskriklik baie. Stig iets sodat almal daarby baat vind.

As Kleynhans Dis gr8! Dit sal goed wees as die pale van suid na noord sigbaar gemerk word, en selfs mettertyd name kry.

Marianne van den Berg Great! Hengelaars waardeer dit wat die NRSAA gedoen het en hou by die reëls anders gaan ons ook verbied word om op die strand te ry soos in Suid Afrika. Natuurbewaring moet net die manne vas vat wat nie by die reëls hou nie veral die Suid Afrikaners! Name op die pale is 'n goeie idee asook vullis dromme.

Antonie Rossouw Goed gedoen mense! Julle omgee vir almal is werklik n voorbeeld om na te streef vir baie!

Elsa Clark Sjoe dit klink bietjie kras, nie waar nie. Die man het sleg n ordentlike vraag gevra, en sou graag dit wou herstel. Wat het van Suidwes vriendelikheid geword. Baie van ons is oud Suidwesters. So asb kyk voor jy praat van die man wat sy vuilgoed moet verwyder. Ek glo hy het in elk geval met die vissermanne gepraat.

Deon Gerber Sien Hentiesbaai die 15 Desember.

Hannes Engelbrecht Stunning, baie mense het nie geweet waar die paaie is as jy van strand terug gaan pad toe nie. Dankie Annatjie Blake Is nou net terug van Namibie die merk van pale werk baie goed en jy kan dit van veraf sien en op n gps weet jy pressies waar jy is Margaret Mutschler Super! Dit sal gaaf wees as elke persoon moeite doen om te hou by die gemerkte paaie. En elke persoon die reghelp wat dit misry....congrats Simen!

Marti Ouwencamp Skrypzeck Mooi gebaar !! Maar iewers sal die vandale kop uitsteek!

Andrew Meyer Wat n skitterende gedagte... ons hoop net die pale gaan nie later iemand se huis se dak-stutte of afdakke dra nie Raymond Kruger Vraag, is die geskraapte stukke toegangbaar met n sedan?

Zulu Smit Wonderlike gebaar en baie prakties. Baie dankie julle!

Oswald Kruger Wonderlike idee , as ons net die manne kan leer om hulle gemors ; dooie babers,en kraainese ook net kan optel en saamvat!

Adriana Erasmus Oh fantasties! Baie dankie!

Maxie Visser Baie dankie. Julle maak dit vir ons maklik. Waardeer.

Willem van Graan So ń tipiese Namibiese "brain wave". Ja, so maak ons mos altyd planne. Knap gedaan, as alles goed gaan is ek een vd dae daar om te kyk hoe dit lyk.

Toni Hart NICE! I've noticed all the work done by road grading and the poles too, never knew what they were for (now I do). great initiative. I TRUST our Namibian fishermen will stick to the "vision" HOWEVER WHO WILL NOTIFY ALL THOSE SOUTH AFRICANS that come up for the festive season too?

Barrine Blom Bravo.

Gert Rossouw Jislaaik dis puik gedoen.

Carlo Gawaseb Das Neves goood. great job. salute you!

Andrea Barnard Wel gedaan!

Frans Theron Dankie johan Evane Storbeck We saw in Thailand when we were there. On every beach they had a small entrance fees. Everything was cleaned and maintained and nobody complained paying.... Maybe something u guys could look at? Money could be used for cleaners, picking up rubbish and people who can keep it maintained etc.. Just a thought for the holiday season coming up?

Jaco Meyer Dankie manne. Ons wardeer dit baja Peter Baron Van Ginkel Weldone guys thx Spinks Van Heerden Dit word opreg waardeer!

Mariette Du Preez FANTASTIESE NUUS. Alan R. Krohne great initiative Marlo Carlos Kotze Great werk mense,asdromme kan sommer by dai pale gsit word dat mens hul vullis dar weg gooi.

Caroline Olbrisch BAIE DANKIE! Hannes En Letitia Roets Ja dis n wen plan

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‘n Brief van ‘n leser van vêr -wie kan hom help Goeie dag.

Ek het vir 5 jaar in Windhoek gewoon terwyl ek in die SWAGM gedien het. Ek het aan die SWAGM Rots en Strand Hengelklub behoort en ook die voorreg gehad om vir ń paar jaar die ondervoorsitter van die SWA Rots en Strand Hengelunie te wees.

Tydens my verblyf het ń groep kollegas periodiek by Terracebaai gaan hengel en dan het ons in die BBP huis gewoon - my skoonsuster was Polla Swart se sekretaresse! Hengel by Terrace was normaalweg geil, maar dit het tog gesukkel as daar swael was. Ek het toe oor ń paar geleenthede ń plek so 'n kilometer suid van die kamp gekry waar ons ten spyte van swak omstandighede nog redelik Galjoen gevang het. As ek reg onthou was die omgewing bekend as Poliesbaai. My vriende het die gat toe ASSEGAT gedoop.

Ek moes ongelukkig na afloop van die verkiesing in 1989 terugkeer na die RSA, maar ek het steeds periodiek weer teen die kus gaan kuier om ń paar Galjoene te vang.

In 1992 het ‘n vriend vir my ‘n bord uit pantserstaal (wat gebruik is vir die maak van Ratel vegvoertuie) gemaak en "ASSEGAT" daarop uitgesny.

Ek het 2 ysterpale as bene aangesweis en ek en ander vriende het die bord by my hengelplek by Terrace geplant.

Ek was sedert 1992 nognie weer by Terrace nie maar het toevallig so 4 jaar gelede in ń wildvreemde vasgeloop wat vertel het dat my bord nog teen ń duin gelê het maar dat die bene weggeroes was.

Ek sal dit baie waardeer as enige van die plaaslike hengelaars vir my kan laat weet of my bord nog op Terracebaai is. Indien wel, gaan ek beslis ń spesiale tog onderneem om my "gat" in ere te herstel as ek die nodige toestemming daarvoor kan kry.

Verskoon dat ek by julle aanklop, maar ek het pas ń beriggie in die Namib Times gelees oor die pale wat teen die kus geplant is, en het besluit om by julle te begin.

Vriendelike groete uit Pretoria.

A.S. Kleynhans

The namib times-Pepfar HIV awareness campaign Competition As part of the namib times-Pepfar HIV awareness campaign, ten readers of the newspaper can each week win airtime vouchers worth N$100 per person. The competition starts today. Please log onto our Facebook account and answer the question provided.

Every Friday the namib times runs one article touching on the various issues on HIV/Aids. Based on these articles we will post a question on our Facebook profile each edition, but today we posted the first, very easy question, on our Facebook profile. The first five readers that answer the question correctly, each win an instant N$100 worth of airtime.

Be ready for the first question today and read the first article of our competition this coming Friday and be a winner too in the second round.

With this campaign namib times wants to nurture a culture of knowledge about HIV/Aids, understanding and tolerance of those who live with HIV/Aids. Namibia is a caring, understanding, unprejudiced and open-minded community towards those living with HIV/Aids

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Volker Pesch exhibition a must to see COMMUNITY NEWS

Photos by Mikkie Kriel

The public still has till 5 December to attend the exhibition by well-known photographer Volker Pesch at this studio at 142 Sam Nujoma Aveue in Walvis Bay. The focus of the exhibition is a modern, digital approach and the public will have great pleasure to see nature, landscapes and aerial photography on display in large format on canvas.

The exhibition is open daily from 09:00 till 13:00 and 14:00 till 17:00.

Inquiries can be lodged to 064-207389 or 203015.

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WALVIS BAY * Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Book Exchange at the Mission to Seafarers. All Welcome. * Every Tuesday: Blood clinic (NAMBTS) at Welwitschia Hospital next to indoor pool. * First Tuesday of every month Charity Quiz Night at The Raft! Call 204877 for more info and reservations. * Every Sunday: Potjiekos available at MOTH Club. * 1 Des: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Rhynse Kerk. * 5 Des: Kudu R.F.C. Walvis Bay Year End Function and Prize Giving with Hotwax Feat at Walvis Bay Town Hall at 19:00. * 6 Dec: Toy Run starts at The Raft Restaurant. * 9 Dec.: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole. * 18 Dec: Dance to the music of the Walvis Bay Nostalgia Band at Duneside High School at 19:00.

Call - 081 255 4433/081 127 6518. * 20 Dec: The Mission to Seafarers will be celebrating their annual Carol Service at the Mission to Seafarers at 19h00. ALL WELCOME. **********

SWAKOPMUND * 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. * Every Saturday: Flea Market & fresh produce outside Wild Rocket Cafe Kriess Arcade from 08:30 - 12:00. * 5 Dec: Mascato Youth Choir Annual Gala Concert at Namib Primary School. * 27 Dec: Carnival of Flames at Vineta North Sports Field. Contact Zelda at 081 124 6081. ****************

HENTIES BAY * 16 Des: Geloftefees te N G KERK Hentiesbaai om 09:00. *******************

ART EXHIBITIONS * Every Saturday: Open Air Arts Exhibition at the Mole next to Tennis courts in Swakopmund.

Oil paintings - weather permitting. * Permanent Collection: Woermann Haus Gallery in Bismarck Street. Fine collection of the Swakopmund Arts Association’s “South West Masters’’ and contemporary Namibian art works.

Open Mondays to Saturdays 10:00 - 12:00 and 15:00 - 17:00.

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COMMUNITY NEWS

1 DECEMBER 2015

Plane wreckage that of 1997-tragedy Floris Steenkamp An inspection carried out on parts of a plane wreckage caught in the nets of a hake trawler off Terrace Bay last Monday established it is most probably belonging to the German Tupolev 154M air force plane that went down on 13 September 1997 after a mid-air collision with an American C141 Starlifter military cargo plane off the Namibian coast near the Kunene River mouth.

Reliable, first-hand information at the disposal of namib times is yet to be made official by Namibia's Directorate of Civil Aviation, but it is believed the current find netted the biggest part yet of the wreckage ever to be found.

It is not the first time Namibian fishing vessels netted debris of the downed military planes the past nearly two decades, but this time round investigators believe they have such a large chunk of wreckage located that it warrants a renewed recovery operation by the German and American air forces.

A total of 27 servicemen died in the crash, with minimal of the victims’ mortal remains recovered or any major parts retrieved from the Atlantic Ocean to complete the puzzle of the mid-air collision.

The hake trawler Ambrose Bay last Monday at 16:15 struck a heavy object with it trawl net on the seabed 220 nautical miles northwest of

Walvis Bay in a water depth of 748 meters. It is fairly routine for large rocks or even old, sunken long line fishing lines to get entangled in bottom trawl fish nets.

This time the crew of Ambrose Bay and its skipper Bennie Bredenhann were in for a surprise when plane wreckage was pulled to the ocean surface, so large they thought it to be that of a light aircraft.

The section of the wreckage attached to the net broke loose from the rest, allowing for the biggest part of the wreckage to sink back to its watery grave.

An eight meter section weighing several hundred kilograms remained and was handed over to the Namibian Police's water wing on Tuesday. It was locked away in a container and the aviation authority was notified.

On Sunday a senior aircraft accident investigator arrived in Walvis Bay and assisted by the Namibian police gained access to the piece of

wreckage. Within minutes a positive, yet not official, conclusion was drawn that it indeed belongs to the downed German military plane.

Sources were reluctant to discuss any specific information and said an official announcement can only be made after a formal investigation is concluded.

The newspaper learnt reliably that a piece of the wreckage has in the meantime been sent to Windhoek where investigators of the air accident investigation unit of the Ministry of Works and Transport will start examining the wreckage this week.

It remains up to the finding of this investigation, as well as from footage of video material which was published on the namib times website, whether the German- and American air forces would deem the latest find adequate to return to the crash site to retrieve what sunk back to the seabed last Monday.

WALVIS BAY: 6 DECEMBER 2015 GATHERING : The Raft Restaurant (PARKING AREA) TIME OF GATHERING : 11h00 MASS RIDE DEPARTS 11h30 SHARP MASS RIDE THROUGH TOWN CENTRE MASS RIDE ENDS AT WOERMANN & BROCK PARKING AREA THE AIM : TO HAND OVER TOYS AND GIFTS TO THE ROTARY CLUB FOR DISTRIBUTION TO LESS PRIVILEGED CHILDREN UP TO 14 YEARS SOFT TOYS ARE VERY WELCOME BUT AS WE CATER FOR AGE GROUPS UP TO 14 YEARS, WE KINDLY ASK YOU TO CONSIDER GIFTS FOR ALL AGES (FUN STATIONERY, TOILETRIES, PUZZLES AND BOARD GAMES ETC) .

NO TOY GUNS PLEASE – THESE CANNOT BE DISTRIBUTED!

ALL BIKERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC ARE WELCOME. ALL BIKERS AND BIKES MUST BE LICENCED AND HELMETS MUST BE WORN..

BUSINESSES ARE ALSO WELCOME TO DONATE A TOY

BIKERS DO IT WITH LOVE!

Above: The US C141Starlifter.

Right: The German Air Force’s Tupolev 154M.

Daar was hoop dat wrak die vliegtuig van vermiste Piet Gouws was Floris Steenkamp Die nuus Vrydag, dat die witvistreiler Ambrose Bay van Merlus Fishing op Walvisbaai 'n vliegtuigwrak sowat 266 seemyl noordwes van Walvisbaai in sy sleepnet opgetel het, het 'n Namibiese gesin regop laat sit in die hoop dat na bykans 35 jaar die geheim einde ten laas opgelos sal wees.

Die geheim is hoe hul eggenoot en pa in 1981 met sy ligte vliegtuig spoorloos tussen Terracebaai en Hentiesbaai verdwyn het. Na aanleiding van die Vrydag-berig in namib times, het verskeie mense die koerant geskakel en hoop uitge-spreek dat dit die vliegtuigwrak is van Kom-mandant Pieter Gouws se Piper Cherokee 6, wat op 'n Saterdagmiddag, 21 Februarie 1981 op dié kort vlug spoorloos verdwyn het.

Nie 'n enkele wrakstuk kon opgespoor word nie. Selfs nie eers 'n soektog deur die SuidAfrikaanse Lugmag of S.W.A. se 1 Eskader, waarvan Gouws die bevelvoerder ten tye van sy verdwyning was, kon 'n grieseltjie leidraad oplewer nie. 'n Eensame gedenksteen op Myl 108 is vandag die nagedagtenis wat die Gouwsfamilie van hom het.

Die nuus dat die wrakstuk dié is van die Duitse

lugmagvliegtuig wat in 1997 na 'n botsing met 'n Amerikaanse lugmagvliegtuig naby die Namibiese kus neegestort het, is met gemengde gevoelens ontvang. Dit is nie Gouws se vliegtuig nie, maar sou dit sy vliegtuig wees kan berusting gevind word.

Daar was wel redes vir hul hoop. Eerstens, verlede Maandag se vonds was soos die kraai vlieg tagtig kilometer was van Terracebaai.

Die vermoede is Gouws kon in digte mis vêr oor die see vlieg en die roete verkeerdelik as sy vliegkoers tussen Terracebaai en Hentiesbaai aansien. Tweedens, die wrak van Maandag het 'n duidelik oranje streep op die wit vlerkoppervlak gehad. Gouws se Cherokee was deels oranje.

Hieronder: So berig namib times in 1981 van Gouws se verdwyning. Ook ‘n foto van hom kort voor sy dood en sy vermiste vliegtuig.

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New leadership for Woermann Brock oop op Uranium Institute Henties The Namibian Uranium Association (NUA) is an independent association representing the interest of all the operating uranium mines, most of the uranium exploration companies and contractors associated with the industry. It is governed by a Board of Trustees. The purpose of the association is to promote the development of an efficient uranium industry committed to sustainable development and in compliance with Namibian laws and regulations.

Mr Hilifa Mbako was elected as the new Chairperson of the NUA with effect from 1 January 2016 for the next two years.

He takes over from Mr Deon Garbers, the Senior Executive Vice President of Swakop Uranium, who has led the NUA during the past two years. Mr Mbako is currently the Managing Director of AREVA Namibia and its subsidiary companies. Mr Hilifa Mbako joined AREVA Namibia as Country Manager in December 2009 and became Chairman of AREVA Processing Namibia in November 2011. He was educated in England since 1983 where he read Business, Finance, Politics, Philosophy, Economics and Journalism. He worked in the UK and Mexico for a year before returning to Namibia in 1989.

He holds a BA Communications, Economics and Philosophy degree (Bradford University) and a National Diploma in Business and Finance (London College of Communication) and has more than 25 years' top level experience in the financial services and mining industry.

The Association is also pleased to announce the appointment of Mr Werner Ewald as the acting Deputy Chair.

Mr Ewald is the General Manager of Bannerman Resources Namibia. He holds a degree in Electrical Engineering and an MBA for which he received the Gold Medal Academic Award from Old Mutual. He started his engineering career in the Erongo Region shortly after Namibia's independence and joined Bannerman five years ago. Mr Ewald chairs the NUA Sus-

tainable Development Committee that leads the development of the industry's positions on key issues a ff e c t i n g t h e e x pansion of uranium exploration, mining and exports. His focus during the next two years will be on the importance of water and power supply in the Erongo region.

Appointment of Executive Director of the Namibian Uranium Institute: The Namibian Uranium Institute (NUI) is the uranium industry's leading point of contact for governments, the public, media and other interested parties. The NUI creates consultative communication platforms, set standards and provides health, environmental and radiation safety training for the industry. It is closely linked to the Namibian University for Science and Technology (NUST).

The NUA is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr Gabi Schneider as the Executive Director of the Namibian Uranium Institute (NUI) with effect from 1 February 2016.

Dr Schneider takes over from Dr Wotan Swiegers, who retires after leading the NUI since its inception in 2009. Dr Gabi Schneider graduated in 1980 with a Master of Science in Economic Geology from the University of Frankfurt, where she also obtained her PhD in the Faculty of Earth Sciences in 1984.

After working for the Institute for Geochemistry and Metallgesellschaft, both in Frankfurt, she joined the Geological Survey of Namibia in 1985 as a Senior Geologist.

She headed the laboratory, before she became Deputy Director in the Division Applied Geology.

She served as Director of Mines in 1995, and was appointed Director of the Geological Survey of Namibia in

1996. Her professional experience covers economic and exploration geology, mineralogy and geo-chemistry as well as management and administration.

She serves on numerous platforms notably as the President of the Organisation of African Geological Surveys (2013-2016) and the Vice Chairperson of the Environmental Investment Fund of Namibia. She is a Director of the Minerals Development Fund of Namibia; the Vice Chairperson of the Board of Trustees of the Namibian Institute for Mining and Technology (NIMT); a member of the Sustainable Development Council of Namibia and a member of the Benguela Current Commission.

She served as a presidential appointee on the Council of the University of Namibia and its Executive Committee, and as a member of the National Heritage Council of Namibia, where she also held the post of Chairperson of the Scienific Committee.

Hentiesbaaiers is verheug dat hulle nou 'n groter keuse het waar hulle wil inkopies doen. Dit is nรก die opening van die nuwe WoermannBrock inkoopsentrum op die dorp.

Die inkoopsentrum het Donderdag sy deure vir sake geopen. Die amptelike opening is verskuif, van vroeg in Desember na aanstaande jaar.

Almal is bly dat die sentrum betyds geopen het vir die vakansie, wanneer Hentiesbaai wemel van die besoekers. Volgens een van die Hentiesbaaiers met wie namib times gepraat het, is die meeste blyplekke reeds vol bespreek.

Dr Gabi Schneider

Mr Werner Ewald

Website: www. namibtimes.net

Mr Hilifa Mbako

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COMMUNITY NEWS

EBH Long Service & Achievers Awards

Mr Hannes Uys (EBH CEO) handed over the Top 3 awards. First picture, PJ Balhao (1st prize), Vilho Nangolo (2nd prize) while Luhika Sylvanus Ashipala and Honest Right received a divided 3rd prize.

Liesl Losper

Friday night at the Pelican Bay Hotel, Elgin Brown and Hamer Namibia presented their first ever Achievers Awards ceremony to recognise and reward exceptional performers together with the long serving employees for their dedication and commitment to the company.

The Achievers Award recipients

Mr Hannes Uys, CEO of EBH and keynote speaker at the event said that he is proud to be part of a likeminded team of individuals whose support and enduring commitment bring about positive change in an otherwise c h a l l e n g i n g environment.

“Extraordinary things happen to extraordinary people.

Keep on being the change you wish to see and you can be assured you will be rewarded”.

EBH Namibia believes in rewarding these likeminded individuals by acknowledging their outstanding performance and so doing encouraging them to achieve their personal and career goals.

Their dedication and commitment to living the EBH Values and positive implementation of their knowledge and skills within their respective work groups have been instrumental to the success of the Company and also made the Achievers Awards Event possible. He also emp-

hasised that the sign of an achiever is that they should remain on the path of success by consistently working towards their goals.

The main event was the handing over of trophies and certificates to 11 Achievers who were recognised and nominated by their peers in their respective workgroups.

The Achievers who were rewarded are, PJ Balhao, Honest Right, Gothard Geiseb, Jafet Nehemia, Silvanus Ashipala, Vilho Nangolo, Benedict Maclobo, Justus Kamwele, Gerhard Shikulo, Esmerelda Oxurus and Hendrik Shivishu.

The top 3 Achievers were rewarded with exceptional prizes.

First place went to PJ nd Balhao, 2 place to Vilho Nangolo and third place, after much deliberation was awarded jointly to Honest Right and Silvanus Ashipala. PJ Balhao said in an interview that he is proud of his company and with this in mind he just delivered to continuous satisfaction. “Being disabled

does not mean that you cannot reach your goals in life, this motivated me more, to just give my best everyday,” PJ said.

Balhao received a prize for a Boat cruise for 2 on the Symphony to the Portuguese Islands.

Vilho Nangolo a trip to Cape Town for 2 including a visit to Table Mountain and Robben Island and Honest Right and Silvanus Ashipala a weekend at Midgard for 2.

The company also acknowledged other dedicated individuals for long service by giving them long service awards.

The recipients of these awards were Tony Jiyane, Siraadj Kajee and Pamboundam Mama.

“The most successful companies - both in terms of their culture and their ability to grow in the marketplace - will be those that recognise the unprecedented and unstoppable power of the positive thinking of its employees,” Hannes Uys said during this certification.

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1 DECEMBER 2015

Doing it for Damian

Madelaine Laubscher The namib times Cycle 4 Damian 2015 event was a huge success with four events that took place last weekend that catered for all ages and fitness levels.

Danny and Damian

Approximately 40 cyclists rocked up for the night ride last week Friday, despite the strong wind.

The coordinator, Mr Danny Beukes said “It was a 10 kilometre ride which was suitable for all ages and any bicycle type.

The Saturday morning hosted two distances, namely the 36 kilometre from Dune 7 to Swakopmund, entertained by three water points along this route. Three children, Marshall (9), Johann (7) and Jacques (7) also accepted the challenge of this ride and all three completed the ride. This was also a first for Eddie Van Wyk (65) who completed the distance for the first time.

The 80 kilometre Mini Dash made for some tough riding. This year we also saw teenagers as young as 15 that cycled the distance for the first

time. Maarten van der Merwe (15) and Leandry Potgieter (15 and suffering from asthma) showed some extreme bravery on this ride. This was good preparation for the actual Desert Dash and was thoroughly enjoyed by all participants.”

The organisers also hosted a 10 and five kilometre run/walk/kiddies cycle and they will definitely do more next year to promote this amongst the runners.

“On Sunday a group of cyclists on fat bikes conquered the dunes behind Walvis Bay, following a popular route which fat bikers use for their leisure training. It was also an enjoyable sightseeing tour as we passed a settlement area seemingly located in the middle of nowhere.

I am humbled by the support we received at this year's event, from both our sponsors and the cyclists alike. We tried to make it more interesting this

year and it appears to have taken favor with the cyclists. Without the sponsors and the volunteers this would not have been possible. I have them to thank for the success of the event” he said.

Damian could not visit any of this year's cycling events, as he was still in Windhoek recovering from an operation to his aural canals, but received many well wishes.

His heart condition is stable for now but he has to be closely monitored for the rest of his life to see how his heart is coping with growing up. He still needs to go for regular check-ups and receive medical care when needed.

“The community is welcome to make donations at any time as Damian will always have medical expenses and every bit helps. It is unbelievable what we can achieve as a team,” Danny concluded.

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VACANCIES

1 DECEMBER 2015

Get your life back Alcoholics Anonymous meets every Thursday at 18:30 at the Roman Catholic Church Swakopmund.

Al Anon meetings for the family of alcoholics are run at the same time.

Contact: 081 606 7743

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N$ 2 500.00 p/m N$ 1 500.00 deposit Contact: 081 156 0779 TO RENT: Kabeljou area, Kuisebmond 1 big room, kitchen, shower and toilet N$ 2 700.00 p/m W/E incl.

N$ 1 000.00 Available immediately Call: 081 269 0484 081 275 0779

FOR SALE INDUSTRIAL WAREHOUSE 1800m² CONSISTING OF A LARGE WORKSHOP. 3x OFFICES, KITCHEN, 2 TOILETS AND DOUBLE GARAGE. PLUS HUGE 3 BEDROOM HOUSE ON FIRST FLOOR. 5X 72M² WAREHOUSES. ONE WITH SHOWER AND TOILET. REG.CC N$ 5 900.000.00 FOR SALE OMARURU PEACEFUL LIVING IN OMARURU 4.7 HA PLOT. SURROUNDED WITH ELECTRIC FENCE. 24 HOUR SECURITY. AWESOME SUNSETS N$480.000.00 CBD BEAUTIFUL 2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHROOMS OPEN LIVING AREA WALK TO THE BEACH AND SHOPS. N$ 1 400 000.00 CONTACT US STILL TODAY HEIDI 081 738 6315 (064) 464 033 www.remax.na

WALVIS BAY FOR SALE MEERSIG LOCK-UP AND GO Three Bedr, 2 Bathr (MES upstairs), open plan kitchen/lounge/dining room with indoor braai. Double auto garage, small garden with boma and splash pool N$1 930 000

Harrold Page 081 575 7162

TO RENT: Room to rent in Narraville 2817 Lark Street. Deposit required Contact: 081 249 8989 TO RENT: 4845 Oshivelo Drive, Kuisebmond Walvis Bay Bachelor flat to rent N$ 2 000.00 p/m Water incl.

Contact: 081 719 4954

LONGBEACH SEA FRONT! 4 bed, 4 bath, lounge/kitchen Wooden deck in front, small courtyard at back ONLY N$ 1 975 000-00 Joey 081 278 0518

TO RENT: Narraville Bachelor flat with shower and toilet.

Available immediately W/E incl.

No deposit N$ 2 400.00 p/m Contact: 081 277 7372

WALVIS BAY 4 bed, 2 bath family home with lounge, kitchen Entertainment area/stoep with braai 3 garages in front & 2 at back Only N$ 1 500 000-00 Joey 081 278 0518

To Let-Mile 4 Swakopmund Fully furnished bachelor flat. N$5000.00, W/Included, deposit N$2500.00. Alarm system, pre-paid electricity. Available on 06 Dec 2015.

Contact: 081 146 5332 / 081 297 7253

LONGBEACH - EARLY CHRISTMAS PRESENT! BARGAIN! BARGAIN! Neat and cozy 2 bedroom town house, with 2 bathr, spacious open plan kitchen / lounge, double garage.

Close to the beach.

Price dropped!!

Price - N$1 000 000 FEEL FREE TO CONTACT: Yolande 0812519377 yolande@laproperties.com.na

FINE & COUNTRY Central - 3 bedroom house, 2 bathrooms, lounge, kitchen, built in braai, garage N$10 600.00 p/m W & E excluded Meersig- newly built 2x 3 bedroom house, available from the 15th of December.

N$11 000.00 Contact Lucy 0812115082

FOR SALE GOBABIS HUGE 5 BEDROOM HOUSE WITH 4 BATHROOMS AND LOTS MORE. N$1 600 000.00 REHOBOTH HOTEL PENSION FOR SALE FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT OUR OFFICE TEL:064-464 033 N$ 27 500 000.00 VOGELSTRAND SEAFRONT ERF SIZE 1600m² REG.CC N$ 4 900 000.00 OCEAN VIEW VACANT PLOT SIZE OF 600m² N$ 700 000.00 CONTACT US STILL TODAY HEIDI 081 738 6315 (064) 464 033 www.remax.na TO RENT: House to rent in Tamariskia 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, kitchen, lounge + 2 garages.

W/E excl.

N$ 8 500.00 p/m Contact: 081 129 7093 TE HUUR: Vineta Ruim woonstel te huur, 1 Januarie. Groot sitkamer, slaapkamer i.g.k Kombuis i.g.k Motorhuis Badkamer + stort N$ 4 500.00 p/m + deposito W/L ingsl.

Kontak: 064 462 441 TO RENT: 2 bedroom flat in Kuisebmond, NHE houses. N$ 2 500.00 N$ 1 000.00 deposit W/E incl.

Preferably single person Available 1 January 2016.

No garage.

Contact: 081 288 8805 081 124 5286 Swakopmund-Mahetago A bachelor flat available as from 01 Dec 2015.

Pre-paid electricity, hot water, BIC. N$2200.00, including water.

Call: 081 129 7171

NEW SOLE & EXCLUSIVE MANDATE!!!

Safe & Secure Complex Kuisebmond 28 x 2 Bed units selling at N$ 595 000-00 ea.

4 x 1 bed unit selling at N$ 495 000-00 ea.

5 x Offices / Shops selling at N$ 768 000-00 ea.

2 x ATM's selling at N$ 180 000-00 ea.

Don't delay!! Phone today!!

Claudia 0811696227 Emily 0812930335

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Classifieds E-MAIL: smalls@namibtimes.net OR shene@namibtimes.net LOST / FOUND / REWARD OFFERED

FOR SALE WALVIS BAY

PET ALERT

CENTRAL 2 Bedroom Flat Open Plan Single garage Levies only N$ 770 p/m N$ 886 000 LONGBEACH 4 Bedroom Townhouse 2 Bathrooms Single Garage Walking distance to beach Safe and Secure N$ 1 500 000 MEERSIG 4 Bedroom House 2 Bathrooms Entertainment Area with built -in Braai On a sub-divided Plot N$ 1 650 000

FOUND: Female Jack Russell found on C28 road turn-off to Bloedkopje, please contact the SPCA Swakop to claim your girl 064 - 404419

MEERSIG 3 Bedroom Neat and Spacious Townhouse Open Plan kitchen/living area with indoor Braai Double Garage Store Room Registered in CC N$ 1 675 000 CENTRAL Walking distance from the schools 4 Bedroom Spacious Home with garages that park 4 cars plus a spacious neat 2 bedroom flat + Employees Quarters on a Huge Erf N$ 2 400 000 LONGBEACH Duplex Townhouses Various 2 bedroom, neat spacious townhouses N$ 2 672 000 MEERSIG 2 for the price of one!

Two houses on one erf that can be made into one house N$ 2 700 000 FAIRWAYS SOLE MANDATE 4 Bedroom Duplex Home with a 2 Bedroom Flat 3 Garages

N$ 2 780 000

FOUND: Friendly male found at Rössmund Lodge, please contact the SPCA Swakop to claim your boy 064 - 404419

FOR SALE IN HENTIES BAY Neat 4 bedroom House Tandem Garage and Huge Entertainment Area Indoor Braai and bar counter Walking distance from the ocean Registered in a CC N$ 1 780 000

MAKE THE SMART MOVE

CONTACT CHARLEEN 081 163 5000

FOUND: Female puppy found in Tsavorite st. , please contact the SPCA Swakop to claim your girl 064 - 404419

TRANSPORT

COURSES GERMAN COURSE FOR ADULT BEGINNERS: Learn to speak German and improve your job opportunities!! Limited space Available. Register now to qualify for a discount. Experience mother-tongue teacher.

Contact: 081 607 2685

TRANSPORT

SERVICES

SERVICES

SERVICES

TRANSPORT Billike tariewe 3.5 ton geslote bak Lokale en buite vragte Beskikbaar vir Drywer opleiding Met instrukteer Beskikbaar vir uitpassering “Reverse” kamera Jan: 081 240 7693

EXCITING HOME BUSINESS Do you want to Earn Extra Income?

Make 2016 your Year of Financial Freedom.

ASK ME HOW Serious People Only Email: masambo72@yahoo.com

MALHERBE & SON’S MOTORS

AUCTIONS

RENOVATIONS & MAINTENANCE: We offer: - Construction - Painting - Paving - Slasto - Lapas - Plumbing - Tiling - Electrical and all types of roof structures - Maintenance on all buildings & structures.

24/7 service Open during holidays Contact: 081 254 4248

MALAWIAN DOCTOR CHIEF DR ANTONIO PHIRI Love problems: Bring back lost lovers, to be attractive, control cheating partners, to love you more, stop and fastenings divorce, stability in relationship and marriages, have your body warm for women only, women who feel pain during menstruation, financial problems.

Business problems: Find a new job and restore old one, customer attraction, job promotions, winning tenders and loans, bad luck, speed in selling uup properties, give protection against enemies, cars, homes, kraals and business, pensioners who are delayed to get their wages / payment. Court cases.

Body problems: Skin diseases, vaginal tightening, woman who get long period, asthma, pneumonia, diabetes, BP, help women and men who cant produce, stop drinking and smoking, hips/breasts enlargement.

Body protection from any kind of witchcraft, manhood enlargement, make more rounds, stop early ejaculation, power (hardness and strong) NB: Consultation is fee is free.

Phone Dr Antonio Phiri: “THE OLD POWER MAN” 081 843 3509 081 764 4835

Urgent!

Auction of the Sheriff of the Court

Saturday 5 Dec At 10:00 130 6th street Walvis Bay 0811434368 064220387 0811475333 Viewing Friday Between 9h-16h

WHEELIE WHEELS Are you in need of transport? To and from work, end of year functions or any other.

We can offer you a 16 seater (neat, clean and in good condition) at a low and affordable price. Please contact: 081 310 4369 / 081 241 2389 for a quote.

WORLD AIDS DAY! WORLD AIDS DAY! Health care training academy offers Employee wellness, screenings for HIV, diabetes, collesterol, hypertension etc.

HIV prevalence rate campaigns.

Voluntary counseling and testing campaigns.

Elderly care / palliative care and first aid training.

World Aids day campaigns Enquiries Uirab G: 081 472 5814 081 289 8503

HEALTH PPT & BEAUTY Walvis Bay Nails training N$ 1 200.00 kit & certificate Eyelashes N$ 120.00 kit & certificate Eyebrows shape & tint N$ 450.00 We are looking for a lady that is willing to be trained to do nails and eyelashes, free. Should know how to do hair.

Contact Betty: 081 605 9205 064 221 940

SERVICES 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.

Walvis Bay Industrial Green Valley RD Shop no.9 Behind Build IT Francois: 081 661 6447 Cois: 081 661 9445 Email: malherbeandsonsmotors @gmail.com *Major & lube services *Brake & clutch repairs shock absorbers *Engine overhauls *Steering & suspension repairs *Competitive rates *Import vehicles welcome *Free quotations

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

Mobile: 0814093522 email: neilnkt@iway.na

A TO Z CLEANING SERVICES WE OFFER: Daily / Weekly / Monthly Yearly Contracts For Offices / Buildings / Shops /Shopping malls // Factories/Accessible windows / Ablution Blocks / Body Corporates Etc. Contact Mr Coenie Brand Tel 081 129 7988 Office 205 036 Mail:ops@atozcleaning .com.na

TRAINING FOUND: Female found near Pro-Ed, please contact the SPCA Swakop to claim your girl 064 - 404419

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

TRADITIONAL DOCTOR: Dr. S Jeke (The Best).

Bad Luck - Luck Muti Love Problems Marriage to keep your lover just for yourself Work problems Promotions - To get tenders and to boost your business - People don’t want to pay you back Pregnancy Problems Protection of Farms, Houses, Cars and Animals - Sexual transmitted sickness - all sickness Asthma, BP Remove to-koloshi from bodies, houses - Men’s power se-xuality Spiritual doctors in need of more spiritual powers, etc.

House Nr.(79) 3191D Johanna Benson Street Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay. Cell: 081 303 3149.

BUILDING PLANS DRAWINGS CALL: 081 669 5061 081 702 1862

BUDGET CLEANERS: We offer once off cleaning for Lounge suites Carpets/Rugs Matrasses Loose chairs Machine scrub tiles Descale/Steam clean bathrooms / ablution blocks Accessible windows Exterior spray cleaning And much more!!!

Contact Mrs Jenny Brand Tel 081 148 5036 Office 220 382 Mail: budget@iway.na All cleaning procedures done under supervision

www.fastfind.me List your business FOR FREE at this online coastal business directory Visit this site. “Search” your business name’. If it is already listed, check if all information is correct. “Edit” if you need to make changes.

If your business is not listed simply press “Add Your Company” and follow the easy instructions

JERRYS LINER Wherever you go we go Holidays special from today up to 10 December From 13 January up to 30 January SPECIALS Adults RHB - Swk - N$ 180.00 WHK - W/Bay N$ 180.00 RHB - W/Bay N$ 200.00 WHK - SWK N$ 170.00 Pensioners & disabled N$ 150.00 Kids from 3 - 15 years N$ 150.00 Book now: 081 311 5961 081 840 2535 Your safety is our concern

HANDYMAN in Walvisbaai.

Installering van alarm, garage motors en hek motors, elektriese fence, small renovations incl, tiling, painting en plumbing, elektrisiteit.

For any quotes phone 081 247 4467 / 081 682 6126.

SERVICES

CARS FOR SALE: Toyota Dyna 4 094 lorry low body Easy access drop sites Max payload 2000 kg Engine 3000cc Diesel 13 300 km all driven in Walvis Bay Lorry in excellent condition N$ 228 000.00 Tel: 081 124 2700 FOR SALE: VW Jetta 2007 Engine 2000xx turbo 69 500 km Auto shift + pedal shift All leather seats spotless N$ 110 000.00 Contact: 081 124 2700

FOR SALE:

2004 Delica Mitsubishi 4x4 Petrol 131 000 km N$ 120 000.00 cash Negotiable Contact: 081 442 8516 Gearbox & computer box for a Camry 2.0 L, 1997 model for sale. In good condition.

Contact: 081 776 9835 For Sale Chevrolet Cruze for sale.

Model year: 2011, 108000 km, spacious hoot, fullhouse. Engine clean and neat.

Price: N$90 000 (Neg) Contact: 081 467 6366/081 626 1940

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

2nd Hand Shop We buy and sell anything of value only ID required 0811475475 0811475333 064220387 bayauctions@iway.na

FIND US @ 97 Sam Nujoma str Walvisbaai

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

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE: 1x defy 210 lit fridge white 3x Tvs from N$ 850.00 each N$ 1 500.00 1x Crown gram/CD/Radiou HIFI set N$ 650.00 1x Defy eye level build-in oven & HOB slim line 600 black N$1650.00 1x Husky single door display drinks fridge, white.

N$2750.00 1x Isuzu KB280 diesel fuel injector pump, reconditioned like new N$3500.00 1x Whirlpool eye-level built-in oven and glass/ceramic HOB like new white.

N$1650.00 1x Gibson Hawaiian Electric guitar collectors item since 1940's N$5000.00 Contact: 081 567 4522 For Sale - Swakopmund Lounge suite heather N$5600.00 2 Chairs + Table N$1400.00 Lawn Edge Cutter N$300.00 Cell: 081 127 6104 FOR SALE: 6 meter freezer container for sale Good conditions N$ 60 000.00 Contact: 081 283 5858

HOUSEHOLD/ FURNITURE FOR SALE: Swakopmund lounge suite leather N$ 5 600.00 2 chairs + table N$ 1 400.0 Lawn edge cutter N$ 300.00 Phone call: 081 127 6104 This 'n That We buy and sell second hand & new furniture and household appliances. We offer good money on quality.

Sam Nujoma Town Square.

La Paloma Building Walvis Bay. Els 081 255 5809 or Lawrence 081 324 1285.

TO HIRE 19 8 Tent for rent Chairs, lighting and tables Contact: 081 323 9402 / 081 278 4393

PROPERTIES WANTED DRINGEND TE HUUR GESOEK: Op soek na 2 / 3 slaapkamer huis met garage om te huur Prysklas ± N$ 4 000.00 N$ 4 500.00 p/m Vanaf einde November Kontak: 081 338 4291 081 864 1714

ACCOMMODATION SELF CONTAINED EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION OFFERED IN WALVIS BAY FOR BOOKINGS CALL 081 755 2813.

ACCOMMODATION Situated in 31 Avis Road Swiss Chalets offer fully equipped rooms, free wi-fi & 24-hours security.

Mini conference also available.

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

WANTED WANTED: Are you out of cash?

Then contact us.

We buy - Gold Jewellery even if its broken.

Silver jewellery even if its broken.

Silver and gold coins.

Polished diamonds.

We operate in Walvis, Swakop, Henties, Arandis and Omaruru.

Contact: 081 344 3794 / 081 315 9178.

VACANCIES Werksgeleentheid: Op soek na iemand betroubaar om te help in my Tuckshop in Swakopmund.

Skakel: 081 273 2688 VAKANTE POS: Op soek na iemand betroubaar om te hulp in my “Tuckshop”.

Swakopmund.

Kontak: 081 273 2688

Vacancy: Receptionist needed for a new Medical Practice in Walvis Bay. Requirements: Fluent in English, Afrikaans and Oshiwambo, Office Administration or Secretarial course Computer Literate strong ability to use Microsoft Word and Excel. Hardworking, Friendly Fast leaner Medical Reception Experience will be an advantage.

Apply to muku14.pm @gmail.com Closing date: Friday 4, Dec 2015

JOBS WANTED

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

THOUGHTS FOR THE WEEK Tuesday - Isaiah 43:19 (NIV)

KATRINA: Dringend op soek na huswerk vir 5 dae in Walvisbaai / Langstrand.

Kan onmidellik begin werk.

Kontak: 081 387 9891 MELBA: Lady looking for domestic work am 26 years old.

Have 3 years experience, very reliable and hardworking.

Contact: 081 860 1710 JOB WANTED: A young lady age 30 is looking for domestic work for 3 days a week or Mondays to Fridays.

Contact: 081 745 9878 WERK GESOEK: Ek is opsoek na huiswerk vir 2, 3 of 5 dae n week en ook sondae. Kan ook vakansie werk doen vir Desember. Kan was, stryk, babas oppas en kook. Ek drink of rook nie. Ek is baie netjies, hardwerkend en betroubaar. Ek kan ekstra werk doen. In Swakopmund, Langstrand, Dolfyn strand of Walvisbaai.

Kontak: 081 230 9208 JOB WANTED: A women of 46 years are looking for domestic work for 3 - 5 days a week, in Swakopmund.

Contact: 081 644 6918

SERVICES KALI SHUTTLE SERVICE Windhoek Swakopmund - Walvis Bay and Return AND ALL TOWNS EN ROUTE We offer safe, affordable and reliable DAILY Shuttle Services between Windhoek and Walvis Bay Please make reservations in advance to secure your seat.

Our rates and more information are available at our offices, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Collection and Drop Off Points: Windhoek 07H00am 14H00pm Wika Service Station Swakopmund 08H00am 15H00pm Woolworths Parking Walvis Bay 07H00am 14H00pm Pick 'n Pay Parking Contact Details: Cell: 081 700 9938 E-mail: kalishuttle@gmail.com Fax: 088 655 4610 P.O. Box 6298 Vineta Swakopmund

See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the desert and streams in the wasteland.

Read Isaiah 43 Read Isaiah Wednesday - Deuteronomy 31:6 (NIV) Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the LORD your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you."Read Deuteronomy 31Read Deuteronomy Thursday - Jeremiah 29:11 (NIV) For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.

Read Jeremiah 29 Read Jeremiah

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