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Namibia makes end Spring has arrived to winter time Farewell winter time. Namibians at 02:00 on Sunday will adjust their watches forward by one hour from winter time to summer time. This would be the last time to do so, as Namibia officially abolished winter time and would in the future stay at summer time which is Greenwich Mean Time (GMT+2).

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The majority of Namibians in 2016 favoured summer time as the standard time for the country throughout the year and a bill was passed by both Houses of Parliament recently to replace the current Namibian Time Act which made provision since 1994 for summer time and winter time.

A four year old girl was run over by a drunk driver in Kuisebmond’s Sitrien Street on Wednesday afternoon. The girl, Shariqua Vania Fredericks, was rushed to the Welwitschia Private Hospital in a serious condition and sadly passed away shortly after being admitted.

The driver, identified as 33-year old Tomas Isak drove a Mazda sevenseater under the influence of alcohol and he also did not have a driving license. He lost control of the vehicle in Sitrien Street and ran over Fredericks where she stood on the pavement with another young child.

Izak was arrested and charged with culpable homicide, drunken driving and driving a vehicle without a valid driving license. Police reports suggest he already made a first appearance in the Walvis Bay magistrates court to face the mentioned three charges.

Erwin Leuschner of the namib times Swakop office reports: The driver of a Nissan NP200, who was seriously injured during a partial head-on collision with a bus on Tuesday evening on the outskirts of Walvis Bay, has been transferred to a Windhoek hospital in a stable condition. The driver of the bus sustained minor injuries.

The accident occurred on Tuesday evening at about 18:40 on the B2 highway between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. Initial reports indicate that it was a partial head-on collision between the pick-up and a bus of Langer Heinrich Mine. Fortunately there were no other passengers in both vehicles. After the collision the bus veered off the road and crashed into some palm trees on the side of the road. The bus came to a standstill at the embankment.

The road was blocked for several hours and members of the Walvis Bay Fire Brigade hat to use Jaws of Life to extricate the driver of the pick-up.

The driver sustained fractures in both the left and right forearm, a lower leg fracture and a thigh fracture. He was initially admitted to the Walvis Bay State hospital in a critical but stable condition and was shortly thereafter transported to Windhoek for orthopaedic surgery.

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But don’t pack away your warm clothes just yet...

ShowWe might not feel it in the weather straight away, but spring has arrived. Coastal residents, along with Namibians countrywide can jumping now look forward to gradual temperature rises in the weeks to

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follow, as the countdown to summer has begun.

But before you pack away your warm clothes, keep in mind weather statistics from previous years suggest a few more chilly spells and of course the tell-tale strong South-westerly winds in the next few weeks until mid-November.

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Swakopmund is rather Fire brigade has hands bloodied and beaten at full with roof fires the moment - SRA Erwin Leuschner

Poor Swakopmund is rather bloodied and beaten at the moment. We have had two shocking attacks on elderly people resulting in three deaths and another terrible fire in the middle of town, (the 5th in about 35 years).

Sincere sympathy goes to all businesses, which suffered from the fire but especially to the family members of those who died, as we are all part of the whole and we feel and understand the pain they have suffered.

As a result of these tragedies, our community has united against the brutal atrocities and the weakness of the law, and protests and petitions have been organised.

They must be supported.

But each of us now needs a more realistic approach to our personal safety. Walk around your home on the outside. Check your windows and ask yourself how you would get in if you did not have a key. Look at low walls which offer access to your roof or second story.

Ask your agile younger children or good neighbours to 'break in' to your home and you will soon realise your weak areas. Be wise and take the trouble to ensure your safety. At a good meeting initiated by Police Warrant Officer Ileni Shapumba, with Neighbourhood Watch, and well sup-ported by

the public, the following points were highlighted: #Swakopmund has reduced police numbers because of budgetary constraints on recruitment. # There is a lack of municipal control of car guards, taxis and taxi numbers...

Swakopmund licences for taxis were limited to 300 but Windhoek registered taxis are being run here, which means that we have a surplus of these members looking for business in our town. # Out of date by-laws prevent the municipality from controlling beggars and aggressive hawkers #It was strongly recommended that all workers be screened and profiled before employment and copies of their ID documents made. #Alarm systems should be upgraded # Neighbourhood Watch, which does such good work in our town, needs more members.

Probably one of the strongest points made was that neighbourhood communities must look after themselves. We should all have a WhatsApp group with the numbers of our neigh-

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bours on our phones.

We should report any suspicious movements or lurkers; we should inform our neighbours when we are going to be away. Knowledge is power and we are often told that prevention is the key to our safety.

The time to ensure this, is now. Driving through Swakopmund one so often sees a naive tourist surrounded by a group of would-be hawkers, who are harassing them for a sale. This is simply not safe, we know that, but if we stop and say something we are viciously abused by the hawkers and very often, perceived as racist by perhaps the tourist, and others. It is a difficult situation and one wonders if these tourists, who want to be friendly, rather than badmannered, are warned by their accommodation centres and given advice on how to handle these situations, with no eyecontact, no conversation etc.

Swakopmunders, take care. Follow the expert advice given and be safe. Be vigilant; look after yourself, your neighbour and therefore your community.

The Swakopmund Fire brigade had a busy Wednesday morning after they had to extinguish two fires which broke out in the roofs of buildings in town. Fortunately, no injuries were reported nor major destruction as was seen last week when the Dolphin Pharmacy was destroyed in a fire.

The first incident occurred on Wednesday morning in the roof of a house at an old age home located in Vineta. According to fire chief Adri Goosen, the fire started after a geyser located in the roof exploded and resulting in an electric short circuit. The fire brigade was at the scene within minutes and extinguished the fire.

The second incident occurred during midday in an apartment complex, also in Vineta. It is close to the Private School Swakopmund.

A contractor was busy burning off old paint from outer wooden structures of the roof. In the process, the structure caught fire. Workers noticed smoke billowing from the roof. The fire brigade was called to the scene and found a ceiling inside one of the apartments smoldering.

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Application of car guard policy now critical Erwin Leuschner

In an attempt to find a prompt solution to the issue of car guards in Swakopmund, the Police Public Relations Committee (PPRC) decided to fast-track its implementation of a policy developed particularly to deal with car guards and how the proper control of car guards can curb crime. This was announced this week during the PPRC meeting.

The issue surrounding little or no control over car guards in Swakopmund has been a concern for many years.

Currently, anybody in possession of a reflective jacket

can be a car guard.

Whilst many car guards have been in the business for many years and are earning an honest living, the lack of control is exploited by criminals too.

These bad elements

act as car guards, to get an opportunity to harass people and steal whenever possible.

"It is usually the newcomers who harass people and who result in bona fide car guards getting a bad

name.

During this recent meeting specific questions were raised over the car guard policy. The policy was approved by the Swak o p m u n d To w n Council in March 2016, but implementation lacks.

The policy contains specific rules for car guards and requires them to register by filling in a form and thereafter receive a specific identification tag.

"When I contacted the Municipality about a form car guards are required to fill out, we

were informed that a form does not yet exist. Why does it take so long to draw up a form?", PPRC Chairperson Anett Kรถtting asked.

The municipal car guard policy was drawn up after the Swakopmund traffic department in 2016 launched an investigation into the activities of car guards in town.

During this investigation, it was determined having car guards in town increased the number of theft from motor vehicles.

Instead of reducing crime, car guards actually added to the pro-blem.

"When they made enough money for the day, the car guards leave. They don't have replacements and nobody knows when and where the next car guard is. The investigation also determined car guards engage in activities, like reading newspapers, instead of paying attention to the surroundings to spot potential criminals.

There were also complaints of car guards consuming alcohol

and making matters uncomfortable for the public.

The fundamental concern identified by the study was many car guards actually do not understand what their exact role is.

In an attempt to address these concerns, Council in March 2016 decided the operations of existing car guards are not properly managed.

The policy was developed and put in place, but the problem with car guards persists.

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Swakopmund Court Report

Regional Court Jacobus Christiaan Johannes Crafford (59), Jacques Andre Krynauw (47), Pienaar Majoor (38), Ephraim Nero Narib (51), Conrad Brockerhoff (45) and Johannes Nathan Vries (50) appeared on a charge of fraud. The case against all accused was withdrawn.

Magistrate Court Biniface Sinvula Mbaumbai (26) appeared on charges of attempted rape and robbery with aggravating circumstances. The matter was postponed to 31 October for Prosecutor General's decision- final remand. The accused is on bail.

Herbert Brand (19) and John Kharixub (19) appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 10 October for legal aid. The accused are on bail of N$1500.

Booysen Duwayne (21) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 24 January 2018 for trial- on defence request. The accused is on bail of N$2000.

Festus Goseb (18) and Tyrel De Waal (18) appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 10 October for plea. Festus Goseb is on bail of N$2000 and Tyrel De Waal remains in custody.

Amos Nakaleke (24) appeared on a charge of possession of potentially dangerous dependence producing drugs. The matter was postponed to 21 September for plea. The accused is on bail of N$2000.

Fortune Mburuu (30) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 4 October for legal aid. The accused is on bail of N$2000.

A 17-year old boy and Roger Narib (18) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 4

October for juvenile-pre-community service. The 17year old boy was released in care of guardian and Roger Narib remains in custody.

Alius Skywer (29) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was transferred to Walvis Bay magistrate court where it will be heard on6 September. The accused is on bail.

Edwin Tjivangurura (43), Melvin Modise (28), Boniface Mapani (33) and Charles Louw (28) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 12 September for fixing of trial date. All the accused have been warned.

Andy Rooi (28) appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 18 October for further investigation. The accused remains in custody.

Two 17-year old boys and Sedrico Swartbooi (18) appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 7 September for judgement. The 17-year old boys were released in care of guardian and Sedrico Swartbooi have been warned.

Tommy Russel (28) and Ashley Hendricks (24) appeared on a charge of possession of potentially dangerous dependence producing drugs. The matter was postponed to 12 September because the docket was not at court. The accused are on bail of N$4000 each.

Desmond Gaoseb (23) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 11 September for lab results. The accused is at large and a warrant of arrest was issued.

Eliaser John (46) appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive blood-alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 21 September for lab results. The accused is on bail.

Thaniseb (58) appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive blood-alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 18 October for plea. The accused is on bail.

Reckless driving by drunken drivers a nightmare to residents of Masilo street in Mondesa Sharlien Tjambari

Residents living on Masilo Street in Mondesa in Swakopmund say they are living in fear at night, especially between 23:00 and 03:00, because of vehicles which frequently crash through their boundary walls. To make matters worse, these reckless drivers often drive off without taking responsibility for the damage or even inquire if anyone was injured.

The owner of a house on erf 1771 Masilo Street, Rosina Witbooi expressed her utter dismay this week over the fact her boundary wall was already hit by vehicles ten times. The damage and repair costs are considerable, leave alone the safety hazard.

According to Witbooi on Saturday morning, at around 02:00, she was again woken by a loud sound she knows now all too well now can be nothing other than a car crash.

When she ran outside to investigate she noticed her boundary wall, made of wooden pallets, was hit by a car, “I couldn't get the registration number of the car, because the driver sped off the moment he or she spotted me. It is now the tenth time that this is happening. The boundary fence is made of pallet wood and when cars hit the structures it is straight through into my yard”.

Witbooi continues: “lucky enough there was a big rock on the ground which prevented the car from hitting the main house, after it crashed through the boundary wall”.

According to Witbooi the problem is caused by the number of bars/shebeens which are situated in that area. Her house is no exception. Four of her neighbours' boundary walls were also hit by cars on several occasions in the past.

“A car hit the boundary wall of one of my neighbour one day and the vehicle went straight into a ghetto that was in its path. Luckily no one was hurt, but this will cause a tragedy one day”, predicted Witbooi.

A man whose house is on erf 1699 chose to remain anonymous, but said he is tired of rebuilding his boundary wall every other month. The costs of repairing his boundary wall is always for his account and the culprits always drive off without apologising or take responsibility for the damages.

This man alleges he wrote a letter to the former Chief Executive Officer of the Swakopmund municipality, Eckhart Demasius, in 2015 requesting the Swakopmund Municipality to come up with a solution. Today, two years down the line the problem persists.

He placed old tires near the stop sign at the street corner and thought it might be the solution to his problem. “The drivers drive like lunatics.

They are always drunk. I know this because I stopped a few in the past and they smel-led of alcohol.

Even if you stand here for a few more minutes, you will observe how reck-less people drive on this road, said the man. Witbooi is highly concerned over the safety of their children who like to play outside.

“Every day we live in fear, and all we want is for the municipality to put a speed bump or barriers in place to avoid cars from speeding.

Will the municipality only react when a tragedy occurs? The Swakopmund Municipality was contacted for comment on Monday, but at the time of going to press a response was yet to come.

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Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL) - a subsidary of the Ohlthaver & List (O&L) Group - officially launced the new look of its craft beer, Camelthorn this week NBL Senior Brand Manager: Premium Portfolio, Claudia Opperman: "With the growth of the craft beer segment in South Africa and Namibia we identified Camelthorn as a unique opportunity to be part of this exciting category.

More importantly, we felt that we have the credentials to participate in the craft beer segment based on numerous factors which includes: NBL's background of brewing authenticity and love for real beer; positive consumer perceptions around our brewing ethos and history of great quality pure beer; our ability to brew small batch craft liquids, and the opportunity granted to

us to build on the Camelthorn story that began in 2008.

Camelthorn also provides NBL brewers with the opportunity to express their creative sides, through experimenting and bringing to life new exciting liquid innovations. These reasons, we believe, give NBL the credibility to authentically play in this space."

Craft brewing in Namibia, started way back in 2008 when Jörg Finkeldey, the

then CEO of Camelthorn Brewing Company started the company together with Kleopas Asino, the production assistant at this small premium brewer in Windhoek. Camelthorn Brewing Company was the first independent craft brewery in Namibia.

According to Opperman, the brand, unfortunately, struggled due to the small market in the country. Initially the company started by bre-

wing five types of beer, but eventually had to scale it down, due to the market challenges. Opperman: "Although the Camelthorn Brewing Company produced world class beer strictly according to the traditional German and International brewing style, the consumer market was not big enough in Namibia at the time, and unfortunately the brand struggled, which led to the brand and trade-marks having been put up for sale.

With NBL's passion for brewing and for beer, and as a force for good, NBL completely took over Camelthorn Brewing Company and its assets in March 2014.

Managing Director for NBL South Africa, John Fitzgerald, who was also at the launch of the new look describes Camelthorn – 'a really Namibia Craft beer' - as an authentic experience that will appeal to the down-to-earth beer consumer, who is looking for interesting choices amongst

a variety beer styles and taste profiles.

Fitzgerald: "Camelthorn is a quirky, weathered, crafted beer brand that doesn't take itself too seriously and as a result is naturally cool, authentic and unpretentious. Camelthorn will initially be available in two liquids, a Helles Crafted Lager that has been expertly brewed with the finest Saphir Hops for a fruity, spicy, refreshing and easy-drinking taste and a filtered Weiss, which is brewed with Lemon drop hops to deliver a beer

with low bitterness and refreshing herbal citrus notes.” According to Opperman, Camelthorn is mainly available at local pubs, restaurants, hotels and events, as well as at clubs and selected shebeens in Katutura. Opperman: "We identified the need for a new look for this special beer, as NBL's way of celebrating Camelthorn's survival through challenging times, whilst remaining one of the preferred craft beers in Namibia and South Africa."

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Busy month in port for import vehicles

Several hundred import vehicles will be discharged from vehicle carrier ships (roll-on roll-off ships or ro-ro's in short) in the port of Walvis Bay this month. Three ro-ro vessels are calling in September and the ro-ro Noble Ace (pictured above) called on Wednesday to discharge 150 vehicles. A total of 26 of these vehicles are brand new fire engines for the Zambian Government. On 6 September Morning Catherine is expected alongside to discharge an undisclosed number of vehicles. She is followed by Hรถegh Tracer on 10 September when 78 vehicles will be discharged and on 21 September Grand Orion calls to also discharge an undisclosed number of vehicles.

The bulk of imported vehicles are only in transit through Namibia, with Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe the main markets.

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Sun 3 September 2017 High Tide: 00:42 Low Tide: 07:40 High Tide: 14:07 Low Tide: 20:01

Sat 2 September 2017 High Tide: 00:00 Low Tide: 06:02 High Tide: 12:32 Low Tide: 18:25

Mon 4 September 2017 High Tide: 02:18 Low Tide: 08:13 High Tide: 14:39 Low Tide: 20:33

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Mathematics Spring School in Swakopmund Ninety learners attended the Spring School for Grade 12 Higher Level, Grade 12 Extended Level and Grade 10 Additional Mathematics at Namib High School in Swakopmund from 21 to 25 August 2017.

Many learners would not have been able to make use of this opportunity without the generous financial support of N$70 000 by the Pupkewitz Foundation, which has an ongoing commitment to improve the lives of disadvantaged people by their social economic situations. Ms Meryl Barry, the CEO of the Pupkewitz Foundation, congratulated the learners on the successful completion of the Spring School in Maths urged them to successfully implement what they have learned during the school.

In turn the learners expressed their appreciation for the opportunity provided: “The classes did not just help to refresh our minds, but helped us to get a better understanding of our work.

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to revise my maths and for teaching me to give back to the community.�

The Spring School was organised by Magret Courtney-Clarke through Orison Educational Services and the classes were facilitated by Ms Lynette van Rensburg, Ms Inken Mohr and Ms Magret Courtney-Clarke.

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Swakopmund Montessori Academy receives new Pc’s Photo by Erwin Leuschner

Erwin Leuschner

Learners at the Montessori Primary School in Swakopmund now have three additional personal computers (PC's) to assist with research and other tasks relating to their school work – thanks to a generous donation by the accounting firm BDO. The symbolic hand-over of the new equipment at the school took recently.

Nikki Gantz, principal of the school, also known as the Swakopmund Montessori Academy, was very happy about the new equipment, as it will be of great assistance for the young ones.

This is especially the case at Montessori since the school has a unique learning program: Each child has his or her own curriculum and therefore learns at his or her own pace – no one lags behind.

This unique system enables fast-learning children to move ahead with their studies, whilst others get a better grasp of difficult subjects if the need arises to slow down

somewhat.

The school started out in 2016 with 19 learners.

The number has more than doubled in 2017, as the school now has 40 learners ranging from Grade 1 up to Grade 5. "The school will eventually go up to Grade 7," Gantz explained.

Speaking during the hand-over, Arné Celliers of BDO, said these technological aids will be utilized a lot, seeing as the school is very interactive.

“We encourage children to do their own research. If a learner for instance asks about an earthquake we encourage him to research it and then tell us more about it," Gantz continued.

(Left) Nikki Gantz, principal of the Swakopmund Montessori Academy is very happy about the new equipment Sponsored by BDO, represented by Arné Celliers (right) and Jo-Anne Prinsloo (2nd left). The PC's were installed – free-ofcharge - by Corné Kotzé of Evolve IT

Three Desert Elephant bulls on the shooting list Erwin Leuschner

The Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) recently issued three hunting permits for Desert Elephant bulls in the Ugab river basin – one problem bull tag and two trophy bull tags. Environmentalists are up in arms and fear for the future of the iconic bull "Voortrekker".

"If it is true it's very sad but what can we do?" asked Uis resident Basil Calitz when contacted by namib times. Calitz regularly drives into the Ugab river where desertadapted Elephants still roam freely. "When MET issued hunting permits in 2014 we bought one permit to save the animal. It cost us N$70 000. We do not have the money to do that again," he continued.

Namibia is home to one of two Desert Elephant populations in the world.

According to the annual report (2016) of Elephant Human Relations Aid (EHRA) the Namibian Desert Elephant population stood at 62 – this includes both populations found in the Ugab as well as the Huab river.

The entire population is unfortunately declining year-on-year.

"Of specific concern is the loss of breeding females and most other adult females being of old age. Seven out of ten new born calves and three adult females died in 2016," it states.

EHRA's Operations Director and Founder, Johannes Haasbroek, was not available for comment.

In an attempt to save the elephants an online petition titled "Stop ALL Hunting of Rare Desert Elephants" has been launched and by yesterday had reached more than 43 000 signatures.

The petition states that the hunting permits were issued with "no alternatives taken into consideration with regard to problem animals."

"They will just be shot."

The petition initiated by Earth Organisation Namibia calls on the Minister of MET Poham-

ba Shifeta to proclaim a moratorium on the hunting of Desert Elephants and launch a forensic audit of the population and all associated bull elephants.

Earth Organisation Namibia specifically raises questions which criteria MET uses to determine which an animal is indeed a "problem" animal. "There is no specific legal procedure to make this determination," the organisation states.

News of the issuing of the hunting permits also made news headlines in South Africa.

This is not the first time MET is being criticised for issuing hunting permits of Desert Elephants.

The Ministry received heavy backlash in 2014 when the elephant nicknamed "Delta" was shot in a non-trophy hunt.

Six permits to hunt Desert

Elephants were issued then.

Since the international uproar of the events in 2014 MET has become wary of releasing any documen-tation. The Public Relations Officer of MET, Romeo Muyun-da, did not respond to questions raised by namib times by yester-days the deadline. If the hunting permits were already issued is not yet known.

According to EHRA's report the Ugab river population consists of three breeding herds: Mama Africa herd (13 elephants); Guantagab 6 herd (six elephants); and the Ugab Small herd (six elephants). Furthermore, it states that five bulls reside in the Ugab river, two prime breeding bulls (30-35 and 40-45 years of age) and three mature breeding bulls (25-30 years of age).

Environmentalists fear for the future of the iconic Desert Elephant bull "Voortrekker" (photo). The Ministry of Environment recently issued three hunting permits for Desert Elephant bulls in the Ugab river basin. There are only five bulls in that region, two prime breeding bulls and three mature breeding bulls. Photo contributed

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Second hand book shop invites all book lovers!

Residents of the coast only have good words for The Book Shop, a treasure for reading pleasure that opened its doors in Walvis Bay late in 2016. We spoke to Loami Moylan, the owner this week and can say with conviction – if you love reading and you love books then The Book Shop should be on your list of regular spots to visit.

The Book Shop has been open since December 2016 and is situated at The Walvis Bay Tourism Centre, on the corner of 5th Road and Union Street.

“I have always been a lover of books. I lived in Cape Town and used to spend hours in second hand book shops. After discovering the success of Uncle Spike's book exchange in Windhoek, the need for something similar at the coast was evident”, explained Moylan (pictured right).

Adding: “It's simple. We sell second hand books and also work on an exchange basis. This means, you can approach us with books you would like

to exchange and you receive credits in return which can be spent with us. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee that we will take all of your books, due to limited space and having to be selective”.

What makes the concept work? “Now everyone can read. New books are very expensive these days. At The Book Shop, you are sure to find affordable prices. Prices range from anywhere between N$30 and up”.

According to Moylan The Book Shop stocks a little bit of everything. Crime, Mystery, Romance, Drama, Autobiographies, Children's books, Textbooks, Cook books and more.

The benefits of reading are too many to mention, she says. It expands the mind, stimulates the imagination, improves vocabulary and spelling and keeps us away from mind numbing activities such as watching reality television.

“People on a couch watching other people on a

couch... I think Billy Connolly said that”, Moylan says with a sparkle in the eye.

Will books ever die out, we asked her? “Not in this lifetime. An e-reader will never smell as good as a book, and a book's battery will never die”.

The Book Shop is open every day from 09:00 to 17:00 and is closed during lunch. Saturdays the book shop is open from 09:00 till 12:00. Be sure to bring cash as there is no card facilities [yet].

“Second hand books are wild books, homeless books; they have come together in vast flocks of variegated feather, and have a charm which the domesticated volumes of the library lack” – Virginia Woolf Visit The Book Shop on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebookshopnamibia/ , pop in to have a look or email loamie@iway.na for more information.

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In-fighting tears the Herero-fabric apart Sharlien Tjambari

A local General-Lieutenant of the Red Flag, Omuiingona Uahimisa Kaapehi, this week confessed he is very disappointed in the ongoing in-fighting amongst the Ovaherero communities. The in-fighting suppressed the mood at the recent Red Flag Day at Okahandja.

Annually the Ovaherero and the Ovambanderu communities gather at Okahandja to commemorate Red Flag Day. That is on 26 August of every year when Namibia commemorates Heroes Day. Red Flag Day was always in a spirit of unity, as it honoured the Herero's deceased chieftains. Hundreds of people would congregate at the Herero Grave Complex at Okahandja where great Herero leaders are buried. It is the last resting place of Tjamuaha, Maharero, Samuel Maharero and Friedrich Maharero'.

According to Kaapehi the first commemoration of the red flag day at Okahandja started in 1923 when the corpse of the late Samuel Maharero was returned to Namibia from Botswana. The last internment at the Complex was in 1989 when Kaimbire Tjamuaha was buried thereafter his death on 15 May of that year.

The in-fighting escalated in recent years and factions gathered behind the Paramount Chief of Ovaherero, Vekuii Rukoro's Red Flag Regiment and the other Tjinaani Maharero's followers. The in-fighting is about who was to lit the holy fire and who is to have command over Commando Number One at erf 1755, Nau-Aib. Kaapehi confirmed this year's commemoration was well-organised and well-advertised. “The leader of the Otjikatjamuaha and Maharero Royal Family, Chief Tjipene Keeja, lit the holy fire and called everyone to join him.

Some people refused to go there” said Kaapehi.

He was left disappointed, as this bears down to a fight for leadership in a people that is supposed to be united.

Kaapehi further alleges some people associated with the Apartheid-era counter insurgency unit Koevoet were told by the DTA of Namibia, which transported them to the commemoration in Okahandja, to bring firearms along as there would be a fight.

Kaapehi expressed his concerns over incidents like this and said it disturbs the general peace. The in-fighting which he explained first started among the

Ovambanderu and spread to the Ovaherero.

“There is no way our traditions and culture can be sustained or allowed to grow, as in-fighting will cause us to fall apart”, added Kaapehi.

“Our future is dark right

now. It might even bring us war.

If Government intervene and take sides war will come. Government should do something and find a solution to this problem before it is too late”.

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NSIF Donates 120 beds to needy school children in Omajete Contributed The Namport Social Investment Fund (NSIF) recently donated double bed banks valued at N$75,546 to the Omatjete Primary School in the Erongo Region.

The beds will be used in the school's newly built hostel. The school has 330 learners enrolled of which 120 make use of the community hostel the school introduced in 2007. The community hostel is made up of two classrooms which were converted into sleeping areas to accommodate learners who previously

had to walk more than 40km per day from surrounding villages to attend classes. The one classroom is for the boys and the other for the girls to sleep in. This conversion of classrooms into sleeping areas forced the school to adopt the infamous Platoon System.

Fortunately the school managed to raise enough funds and build two hostel blocks which will now accommodate the learners. The learners who are currently on school holidays will come back to a proper sleeping area with a bed of their own as they used

to sleep on mattresses in the community hostel.

The donated beds will accommodate all 120 pupils.

Speaking at the handover event, Ms Taná Pesat, NSIF Chairperson, said that “the Fund aims to alleviate poverty in societies countrywide as much as possible”. She further added that “investing in the education of the Namibian child was fundamental to the existence of NSIF and encouraged the school management to continue investing in the lives of our children and businesses such as Namport

will always assist as much as possible”.

Receiving the donation, Mr Patoko, Principal of Omatjete Primary School, thanked NSIF and said that, “finally our children now have their own beds and as they sleep comfortably they will perform better in school”.

This donation does not only ensure the comfort of the learners but according to the principal, the school will no longer have the Platoon System in place as the two classrooms can now be used for their intended purpose.

UNIVERSAL PEACE UPHELD BY A WORLD GOVERNMENT * The world is in greatest need of international peace. Until it is established, mankind will not attain composure and tranquility. It is necessary that the nations and governments organize an international tribunal to which all their disputes and differences shall be referred. The decision of that tribunal shall be final. *He (Bahá'u'lláh) exhorted them (rulers of the world) to peace and international agreement, making it incumbent upon them to establish a board of international arbitration; that from all nations and governments of the world there should be delegates selected for a congress of nations which should constitute a universal arbitral court of justice to settle international disputes. *Warfare and strife will be uprooted; disagreement and dissension pass away and Universal Peace unite the nations and peoples of the world. All mankind will dwell together as one family, blend as the waves of one sea, shine as stars of one firmament and appear as fruits of the same tree.

For information regarding celebrations in the Swakopmund area, please contact Ms Shahin Azadeh, mobile: 081 298 7795.

To find out about the Bahá'í Faith please visit the official website www.bahai.org

Tana Pesat, Manager: Corporate Communication shaking hands with the Principle Mr Patoko of Omatjete Primary School

Moth 90th Anniversary & 69th Congress

1 Sept – 3 Sept 2017 Friday 1 Sept: Live band with Bernd Braai packs available at Moth Centre @ N$60.00 (wors, chop, pork belly with salad or brotchen) Special on Richelieu Brandy, Scottish Leader Whiskey and Vodka @ N$10.00 per tot.

Entrance: N$ 20.00 All welcome!!!!

Saturday 2 Sept:

Moth Centre will be closed for private function Moths only.

Sunday 3 Sept 09:30 Public is invited to attend a special parade hosted by the MOTHS to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the Organisation. The Namibian Navy Band will form part of the parade. The parade will take place at the Moth Centre Walvis Bay. Refreshments will be on sale afterwards Sunday lunch will be served from 12:30 (potjie) @ N$60.00

Etosha Heights mineral water available at the Moth Centre (500ml, 1L and 5L bottles)

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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. * Up to - 9 Sep: "Walvis Bay Arts and Crafts daily at the Walvis Bay Angling/Hengelklub". (WAC Fest). Open daily from 10:00 18:00. * 2 Sep: Vlooimark aangebied deur Gereformeerde Kerk by Moth’s terrein regoor Woermann&Brock. Kontak S Vermaak tel 202020. * 5 Sep: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur by Volle Evangeliese Kerk om 09:00. * 13 Sep: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole 19h00. * 13 Sep: Juanita &Ruan & Franja besoek Walvisbaai by Stadsaal om 19:00. * 24 Sep: Moth Parade International Day of Peace . * 24 Sep: Lagoon Park Family Market from 9am-1pm with the theme “Oktoberfest”. * 29 - 30 Sep: St Petrus Rooms Katolieke Kerk basaar Narraville. * 29 Sep - 1 Oct: 18th Fish Eagle Rally at Sparta United Club, Walvis Bay. * 3 Okt: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur by AME Kerk Kuisebmond om 09:00. * 4 Oct: Ramos Blood Drives. * 11 Oct: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole 19h00. * 22 Oct: Moth Parade at Shellhole Remembrance of Battle of El Alamein 11h00. * 25 - 28 Oct: 11th Namport Erongo Business & Tourism Expo. * 7 Nov: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur by My Fathers House om 09:00. * 8 Nov: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole 19h00. * 12 Nov: Moth Remembrance Day Parade at Harries Park Memorial. ***************

SWAKOPMUND * Bridge: The Swakopmund Bridge club meets every Monday evening at 19:00 at Lions Old Age Home. Contact: Ed Barbour 064405 604. * Swakopmund Toastmasters: Meet every first and third Monday of the month at the Europa Hof Hotel, Bismarck Str 39, Swakopmund, Namibia from 19:00 - 20:30.

* 3 Sep: Sunday Family Fun Day at SPCA Swakopmund from 11:00 - 15:00. * 12 & 13 Sep: Erongo Career Fair Mondesa Multi-Purpose Centre, Swakopmund from 09:00 - 18:00. * 24 Sep: Sunday Market at the Green Center, 5 Libertina Amathila Ave from 9am–1pm. Entrance opposite A La Mer Guesthouse. Arts, Crafts, Food, Drinks, great atmosphere and much more! Contact Bea 081 69 29 072. * 30 Sep: Swakopmund Municipality Green Day from 10:00 - 21:00 at Tennis Court Parking. * 3 Oct.: Woermannhaus - Gallery: Opening of poster exhibition “Der Weg zur Deutschen Einheit’’ (The Path to Germany Unity) at 17hrs. Viewing till 23 October. * 14 Oct: Luncheon for all the disabled in the Erongo Region, to be held at Haus Der Jugend from 09:00, organised by The Organisation for Caring for People with Disabilities. For more information please contact Almut 081 299 1902 or Carol-Ann 081 209 8169. * 29 Oct: Sunday Market at the Green Center, 5 Libertina Amathila Ave from 9am–1pm. Entrance opposite A La Mer Guesthouse. Arts, Crafts, Food, Drinks, great atmosphere and much more! Contact Bea 081 69 29 072. * 11 Nov: Santa Shoebox Project drop off at Municipality Social Club, Jan Wilken Stadium from 09:00 to 15:00. * 24/25 Nov: Advent Market at the LIONS Old Age Home. Friday from 15:00 and Saturday from 08:00, organised by the Organisation for Caring for People with Disabilities. To book your stall / for more information please contact Almut 081 299 1902 or Carol-Ann 081 209 8169. * 2 Dec: Christmas Market from 12:00 -21:00. ***************

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Tale as old as Time ‌ a classic Timeless affair Set under the backdrop of the Narraville night skies, an evening that will surely not ever be forgotten – just like those most picturesque tales. The theme - Beauty and the Beast, the venue - Narraville community hall (for the first time ever), the date August 18, an evening that was to go down in the history of Walvis Bay. Once again De Duine Secondary School showed why they are a force to be reckoned with.

Friday the 18th sought for any child's dream to become a reality, their matric farewell. The class of 2017 was indeed treated to a night that could only be found in fairytales and dreams. Their entrance allowed a showcase of sorts with them strutting their stuff on a ramp showcasing all the hard work that went into their evening. From the entrance to the holding area to the enchanting set venue, the matric farewell evening of 2017 was indeed a timeless affair. The atmosphere was atoned by the unique sounds of the Mascato coastal youth choir, Vivian Molauly and a themed dance as it was performed by our one and only Beauty and the Beast. The evening also sought the presence of Miss Namibia first princess, Romilly Mouton and De Duine's own Mr Derick Klazen, Deputy Minister of urban and rural development. Each item on the program was delicately presented by the host with most Mr Joe Blom. An old aged tradition, prom king and prom queen was also decked in class, with Shirley Izaaks and Bongani Karingombe crowned as the Queen - Beauty and the King - Beast of the evening respectively. The school, staff, school board and principal would like to thank the organising committee and all the generous sponsors who made this timeless event a success.

More pictures on pages 14 & 15

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Küstenensemble musiziert beim Omaruru Artist Trail Swakopmund - Die Créme de la Créme namibischer Küsteninstrumentalisten hat ihre Expertise vereint, um das außergewöhnliche Ensemble Phenomenal zu gründen.

Die Mitglieder bestehen aus dem bereits bekannten Trio Feminale (Christa Lambrechts an der Violine, Christiane Ast am Klavier/ Keyboard und Susann Kinghorn am Violoncello) sowie Stefanie Degele aus Walvis Bay an der Querflöte und der Das Ensemble Phenomenal bestehend aus (von links) Oliver Kittel, fünfzehnjährige Oli- Christiane Ast, Stefanie Degele, Christa Lambrechts und Susann ver Kittel aus Swa- Kinghorn.

Foto: Privat! kopmund, Schüler September - selbst- Komponisten und Ton- geben - hauptsächlich von Christa Lam- verständlich in Oma- techniker Johna Kelber mit Kompositionen aus brechts, an der Gei- ruru - stattfinden wird. aus Pretoria unter- der leichten Klassik, ge.

Die Mitglieder des stützt, der bereits im wie zum Beispiel Sowohl Stefanie De- Ensemble Phenomenal vergangenen Jahr mit Montys Czardas, Ofgele als auch Oliver haben bereits in et- dabei war, als er ge- fenbachs Can-Can, Kittel sind bereits lichen Musikgruppen meinsam mit dem süd- Bizets Carmen-Suite, verschiedentlich als mitgewirkt bzw. sind afrikanischen Musi- ein Tango von Gardel Solisten aufgetreten. noch fleissig dabei, sei ker Mel Botes und den und (Por una Cabeza) Der erste öffentliche es nun das Trio Fe- namibischen Coastal und ein Potpourri aus Auftritt des noch minale, Strings At- Symphonics klas- dem Musical The Lion frischen Ensembles tached, die Coastal sischen Rock durch das King. wird am Freitag, den Symphonics oder die Omarururivier fließen Nichts wie hin zum 15. September beim BigBand Swakop- ließ.

Kulturfest der PrivatKulturfest der Pri- mund.

Das Ensemble Pheno- s c h u l e n u n d z u m vatschulen sein, Das neue Instrumental- menal wird nicht nur Omaruru Artists Trail! gefolgt von der Teil- Team wird beim dies- die ausgezeichneten (Text: Christa Lamnahme am traditio- jährigen Kunstfest in Sänger Kevin Leo und brechts; mit leichten n e l l e n O m a r u r u Omaruru von dem pro- Lize Ehlers begleiten, Veränderungen aus Artists Trail, der fessionellen Musiker sondern auch ihre dem Englischen übervom 21. bis 23. (Cello und Klavier), eigene kleine Show setzt von Susann Kinghorn)

1. Was steht auf dem Grab eines Mathematikers? - Damit hat er nicht gerechnet!

2. Warum geht eine Blondine leise am Tablettenschrank vorbei? Damit die Schlaftabletten nicht aufwachen.

3. Wenn Hillary Clinton und Donald Trump Boot fahren und das Boot untergeht, wer wird gerettet? - Amerika.

Locker vom Hocker Die Monster dieser Welt Liebe Küstenleser!

Während erwachsene kleine Jungs in Nordkorea mit markanten Mittelstreckenraketen und noch imposanteren Interkontinentalraketen protzen, beschäftigt unsereins sich mit ganz anderen Dingen.

Ob die boys da oben im hohen Nordosten nun Kim, Han, Jong, Min oder Un heißen, ich hab’ net keenen Draht zu lebenden Organismen, die nichts anderes zu können scheinen, als mit den Säbeln zu rasseln und hin und wieder dann auch tatsächlich eklig-kräftig zuzustechen. Ich warte schon lange darauf, dass Superman irgendwann mit Karacho aus der Leinwand springt und diesen Globus endlich einmal mit einem stabilen Reisigbesen aus Brandbergakazienzweigen wirksam von allem Gesocks befreit und ins Universum hinausfegt. Nee echt, ich bin ghattvoll für diese erwachsenen Nüffels, die ein Kriegsspiel nicht auf dem Spielbrett lassen können und unsere so wundersame Welt mit gefährlichen Waffen bedrohen oder einfach um sich ballern.

Womit beschäftigt sich eine Wüstenmaus wie unsereins inzwischen?

Bei einem Spaziergang am Saum des trockenen Swakops stach mir eine gelbe Dose ins Auge, die jemand net somaar so in unsere bezaubernde Natur geghooid hatte.

Es handelte sich dabei um einen Energy Drink namens Monster Energy The Doctor. Monster passt ja noch zu dem Getränk, das einen Menschen bei einem Kaffeingehalt von 32 mg auf 100ml ghou ghou in einen feuerspeienden Rohling verwandeln kann, dem die Umwelt eh egal ist.

Aber was hat denn die zucker- und chemiedurchtränkte Flüssigkeit aus Geschmacksund Süßstoffen, Natriumzitrat, Cyclohexanhexol und mehr mit dem Doktor zu tun?

Ach natürlich, wer zu viel davon trinkt, landet wahrscheinlich irgendwann beim Arzt.

Schließlich ist das Zeug, das man in koh-

lesäurehaltiges Wasser gepanscht hat, derart schlecht für unseren Organismus, dass es zumindest schwangeren und stillenden Frauen sowie Kindern unter 12 Jahren nicht anempfohlen wird. Als wenn man mit 13 Jahren oder als NichtSchwangere ganz plötzlich eine Immunität gegen alle schädlichen Bestandteile in

diesen Energy Drinks aufgebaut hat. Das ist den Verkäufern des krankmachenden Gebräus jedoch völlig egal. Diese Kriminellen verstecken sich sogar noch hinter einem Heiligenschein von unaufrichtiger Besorgnis um ihre Mitmenschen. Bei so viel Heuchelei möchte ich mich bereits ohne die Einnahme des Monstergetränks übergeben. Nee echt man, es ist schon eine Schweinerei, mit welch schleichendem Gift manch einer sein Geldsäckel füllt.

Da verkrieche ich mich doch lieber hinter meinem Violoncello, musiziere auf Hochzeiten, Trauerfeiern oder Jubiläen und verdiene mir mein bescheidenes Gehalt, indem ich - gemeinsam mit meinen Kolleginnen des Trio Feminale - hoffentlich zur Freude und zur Gesundung des Menschen beitrage.

Ich bin echt kwai bedonnert, wenn ich so sehe, womit manche

ihr Bankkonto füllennämlich mit dem Geld von Dummköpfen, die auf diese und ähnliche Monstergetränke und diverse gesundheitsgefährdende Lebensmittel, Kosmetikar-

tikel und mehr hereinfallen.

Zurück zu den Führern der “pingpongspielenden Supermächte” im hohen Nordosten und westen, die langsam den dritten Weltkrieg vorbereiten und die den Löwenanteil des fleissigen Steuerzahlers in Waffen unsagbaren Ausmaßes investieren. Das Erschreckende an der ganzen Sache ist, dass diese erwachsenen Laities zwar mit Raketen um sich ballern, jedoch nicht die Fähigkeit besitzen, sich selbst mit einer ihrer Raketen ins Weltall hineinzuschießen, um Dinge einmal aus einem gebührenden Abstand von dort hoch oben zu betrachten und zu sehen, wie haarsträubend unentschuldbar ihre Handlungen sind.

Mit Monstern dieser oder jener Art möchte ich jedenfalls möglichst wenig zu tun haben.

Ihre Susann Kinghorn

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Napso-Kulturfest der Privatschulen Swakopmund (sk) Am Donnerstag, den 14. September und Freitag, den 15. September findet das jährliche Nictus/ Napso-Kulturfest aller bei der Napso registrierten Privatschulen Namibias in Swakopmund statt.

Ausrichter dieses Wettkampfes der Künste, die von Theater über Vorträge, Reden, Kunst, Tanz, Gesang und Instrumentalmusik reichen, sind die Privatschule Swakopmund und die ProEd-Akademie.

Bisher sind bereits fast 700 Einschreibungen erfolgt. Aus diesen Eintragungen

werden fünf Schüler oder Schulgruppen pro Kategorie und pro Schule am Donnerstag Nachmittag, den 14.

September bei der PSS in Vineta und am darauffolgenden Freitag Vo r m i t t a g a n d e r Grundschule der Pro-

Frühling, oh du entzückend’, mir endlich aufs Federkleid rückend, ich lie-hi-hieb’ dich so sehr...

Ed-Akademie in Oceanview ausgesucht.

Diese ausgesiebten Künstler treten dann beim Preisverleihungskonzert am Freitag Abend, den 15.

September, um 18h30 für 19h00 Uhr in der Horst-Fritze-Aula der

Wollen Sie den Lesern beweisen, dass der Frühling endlich auch an der Küste eingekehrt ist?

Melden Sie sich bei Susann Kinghorn; Tel. 405183 oder 08125398850 E-Mail: susann kinghorn@ gmail.com

Die Zeitumstellung Am Sonntag um 2 Uhr früh wird auf die Sommerzeit umgestellt. Die Uhr wird dabei von 2 auf 3 Uhr vorgestellt. Das heißt für die Nachtaktiven in Namibia eine Stunde weniger

Zeit. Ab diesem Zeitpunkt gilt die Sommerzeit bzw. Daylight Saving Time.

Privatschule Swakopmund in der Kühnaststraße in Vineta auf.

Auch das Trio Feminale wird gemeinsam mit zwei weiteren Küstenmusikern im Ensemble Phenomenal einige Kompositionen zum besten geben. Die Öffentlichkeit ist herzlich zu dieser Veranstaltung eingeladen Das Napso-Kulturfest wäre ohne die großzügige Spende von Nictus nicht möglich.

Zwecks näherer Informationen setzen Sie sich mit Riètte Burger von der Pro-Ed-Akademie in Verbindung.

Cell 0812786357 oder Mail janberry@mweb. com.na

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Die New Yorker Feuerwehr

Die Feuerwehr von New York City 1912 Die Feuerwehrleute in völkerung zu ihrer kord und eine großartige logistische LeisNew York sind wohl Feuerwehr. tung in einer so Die Anfänge moderner die einzigen Menriesigen Stadt. Die Feuerlöschverfahren schen, die jeder Bewohner mag. Lange lassen sich ins Jahr a n e r k a n n t g u t e vor ihrem heldenhaften 1865 zurückverfolgen. Ausbildung be-weist Einsatz am 11. Sep- Die bezahlte Berufs- sich dann in der hohen tember 2001, bei dem feuerwehr wurde zu Qualität der Arbeit 343 Mitarbeiter im dieser Zeit ‘Metro- wohl keine an-dere Brand des World Trade politan Fire Depart- Feuerwehr der Welt Center ihr Leben lie- ment‘ genannt. Zu b e k ä m p f t B r ä n d e ßen, gaben die New Anfang war sie aus- besser. Dabei helfen Yorker ihnen den schließlich in Man- auch die 109000 Hyschmeichelhaften Na- hattan, später dann dranten in der Stadt, men „New York’s Bra- a u c h i n d e n d e n wo bei jedem einvest“. Dieser Name ist anderen ‚Boroughs‘ zelnen, wenn geöffnet, bezeichnend für die (Bezirken) Brooklyn, 4000 Liter Wasser pro Einstellung der Be- Queens, der Bronx und Minute aus der Leitung Staten Island im Ein- schießen.

Im Jahre 1776 brach satz.

Heutzutage gibt es ins- ein gewaltiges Feuer gesamt 11400 Feuer- im westlichen Teil wehrleute, alle haupt- New Yorks aus. Wähberuflich, darunter 32 rend die Briten unter Frauen, die auf 221 General William Howe Stationen im Stadt- die Stadt einnehmen gebiet verteilt sind. wollten, kam es - so Zusätzlich gibt es beim vermutet man - in der FDNY etwa 2800 Mit- Taverne ‚Fighting arbeiter für medizini- C o c k s ‘ z u e i n e m sche Notfälle und wei- Brand, der sich schnell tere 1200 zivile An- in den Straßen der gestellte, die zusam- S t a d t a u s b r e i t e t e . men im Jahr ein Budget Während die Menvon 1,7 Milliarden schen flüchteten und ihr Hab und Gut zu retDollar verbrauchen.

Das FDNY ist als ten versuchten, brannkombinierte Feuer- ten zwischen 400 und bekämpfungs- und 500 Gebäude ab - fast Rettungseinheit die ein Viertel der Stadt. größte Organisation Nachdem britische ihrer Art auf der Welt Seeleute den Brand und leistet etwa 1,3 schließlich gelöscht Blüten einer Euphorbie auf einem Berg Millionen Einsatz- hatten, konnte kein südwestlich von Usakos. fahrten im Jahr. Eine Schuldiger gefunden Foto: Susann Kinghorn werden, weshalb alle Die Bäume fahren im Frühling aus der Million davon be- 200 Verdächtigten treffen allein mediHaut. Wilhelm Busch zinische Notfälle. Alle schließlich wieder auf Der Frühling ist eine echte Auferstehung, anderen Einsätze des freien Fuß gesetzt wurein Stück Unsterblichkeit.

Jahres summieren sich den.

Henry David Thoreau auf 300000, wovon nur Frühling ist die schöne Jahreszeit, in der ungefähr 30.000 durch Auszug aus dem New der Winterschlaf aufhört und die Früh- brennende Ge-bäude York aktuell Onlinejahrsmüdigkeit beginnt. verursacht wer-den Magazin vom 22.

Emanuel Geibel und nochmal etwas April 2017 Aus dem Gräsermeer sommersprossiger weniger durch andere Wiesen fließt himmlischer Duft.

Brände.

Ernst Ferstl Wenn es aber einmal Nicht jeder Frühling weiß zuvor, was ihm brennt, gilt das NYFD als sehr effektiv: Die tatsächlich blüht. durchschnittliche AnMartin Gerhard Reisenberg Wenn der Frühling ins Land zieht, wäre es rückzeit betrug im letzeine Beleidigung der Natur, nicht einzu- ten Jahr eindrucksvolle 4 Minuten und 30 Sestimmen in ihr Jauchzen. kunden - ein neuer ReJohn Milton

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Honda Quest True Adventure 2017 is almost a go!

On Tuesday the 5th of September, the Honda Quest True Adventure 2017 will depart from the Namibian capital of Windhoek. From here the twenty finalists, who were selected from almost 900 entries, will embark on the adventure of a lifetime.

Riding on the versatile Honda CRF 1000 L Africa Twin, they will set off for the first night's camp at the foot of the magnificent Spitzkoppe mountains. There they will be informed on who their team mate for Quest will be. Over the course of the next 11 days the teams will cover almost 2500km through some of the most challenging - but also breathtaking scenery in the world.

The ten teams of two each will head north towards the Namibia/Angolan border in the Kaokoland, where after they will tackle the notorious VanZyls' Pass, descend into the sweeping Marienfluss and then head south, meandering through elephant rich habitats of Damaraland.

Although riding skills is a given, the instructors at Quest will also look for leadership abilities, camaraderie, initiative, inquisitiveness and positive attitudes - all necessary skills for adventure riding.

After the convoy arrives back in Windhoek on 15 September, the winning team of Quest True Adventure 2017 will be announced at a special ceremony later that day. Both team members will become proud owners of the fully kitted out Honda CRF 1000 L Africa Twin motorcycles they competed on.

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The new Mercedes-AMG GT R Developed in the "Green Hell" From the world's most demanding racetrack directly onto the road: Never before has Mercedes-AMG packed so much motorsport technology into a production vehicle than into the new AMG GT R. The front-mid-engine concept with transaxle, the twin-turbo V-8 engine rated at 430 kW, the extensively modified suspension, the new aerodynamics and the intelligent lightweight construction lay the foundations for an especially dynamic driving experience. Even from afar, the exclusive "AMG green hell magno" special paintwork leaves no doubt as to the sports car's origin, having spent most of its development time in the "Green Hell" of the Nurburgring racetrack. Wider front and rear wings allow an increased track width for optimum grip and even higher cornering speeds.

The new front fascia with active elements, the large rear aerofoil and the new rear fascia with double diffuser enhance aerodynamic efficiency and help ensure optimum grip. The lightweight forged wheels shod with Sports Tyres as standard and are likewise designed for maximum driving dynamics. The same applies to other new features such as the active rearwheel steering, the nine-way adjustable traction control system and the adjustable coil-over suspension with additional electronic control. What is more, the new

AMG Panamericana grille emphasises the unique standing of the AMG GT R. Its characteristic form with vertical fins from the Mercedes-AMG GT3 customer-sport racing car and now features on an AMG production vehicle.

Mercedes-AMG continues to grow and is expanding the top end of its product range with the introduction of the new AMG GT R. "Our sports-car and performance brand AMG has its roots in motorsport and, ever since its formation, has repeatedly faced up to the competition on the racetrack. These

genes are particularly prevalent in the new AMG GT R. Boasting a wealth of technological innovations, the new top-of-the-range model is proof of the close collaboration between our constructors of racing cars and roadgoing vehicles," says Selvin Govender, Marketing Director, Mercedes-Benz Cars.

"With the new AMG GT R, AMG has reached the next level of driving performance. This roadgoing sports car with motorracing genes and innovative technical solutions offers an

ultimate driving experience that allows people to feel AMG’s motorsport origins in every fibre.

It combines the driving dynamics of the AMG GT3 racing car with the everyday practicality of the AMG GT. Those with petrol in their veins will be thrilled by the radical longitudinal and lateral acceleration, the precise turn-in, and the sensational grip.

AMG has modified all performance-relevant components and linked them together intelligently for maximum driving dynamics," adds Govender.

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The Cancer Association “Weihnachtsmarkt” will be held at the Town Hall on 1 & 2 December.

Only a limited amount of craft, art stalls are available.

Applications Forms are available at Viggo Lund Closing date 30 September 2017.

TRANSPORT R x K Courier Transport Service Transport Courier Service Please Call Ricardo 081 417 4227 Reiny 081 417 4225

TRAINING

SERVICES

HEALTH Health Life for Men and Women : Stretch marks / pimples removal, breast enlargement or firming.

Penis Enlargement or poor erection, early ejaculation, pregnancy complications and many more.

Call 081 613 9753

SERVICES

JOEY’S RUBBLE REMOVERS We remove any unwanted rubble from your premises. Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 269 0429 081 477 7766

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

Roof repairs & Home renovations By the Austrian Master builder, Plumbing and Electrical work, Geyser replacements.

No job to small, modern Bathrooms, Swimming Pools, metal work, wood work, ect.

Call Gunther anytime, 081 638 6300

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Struggling to find the right place as well as the right people to look after your child? Look no further, we’re back and ready. Ages: 3 months 5 years. Half day & Full day Contact Glenda: 081 647 4096 081 632 4578

SERVICES

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HEALTH

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Prinelly Training Academy Swakop Call 081 778 6480 Classes start on 04/09/2017 September intake, last intake of the Year, registration is now: •reception •Office Admin •Computer •Waitering •First Aid •Tourism & Hospitality •Food Pre-paration •Spanish •Portuguese •English •Afrikaans •German •French •Oshiwambo •Housekeeping Due date for registration is 02/09/17 We are in the Menduletu Hall Mondesa Please call 081 778 6480

TRAINING AUCTIONS

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

Unlock your life today with Mama Erasto *Bring back lost lover permanently *Unfinished and delayed jobs from other herbalists *Manhood enlargement, bad luck, pregnancy problems *Financial problems, magic ring and wallets *Body pains, court cases, business attractions *Job promotions, protection, early ejuculation.

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ROOF REPAIRS - BIG RAIN is on the Way. Four layer painting work, with 8 year roof Repair and Wall painting guarantees.

Call Gunther anytime, 081 638 6300 CAR KEYS We program & supply new & spare keys, program 2nd hand ECU’s & air bag ECU’s, all cars make & models.

For a free quote contact: RDJ SERVICES & SUPPLIES SMS / WHATSAPP / CALL: 081 374 6444 LUNGANDA BUILDING AND RENOVATIONS CC We do all designs for you.

We do building, plumbing, painting, electrical, aluminum doors and windows.

Contact: 081 251 5639 081 423 2766 Need fast and stable Internet Phone Wesley 081 146 4600 or Leigh 081 148 2600 At IT GURU SOLUTIONS for GIGANET Wireless Internet

TRADITIONAL HEALER POWER FROM KASUMBA ISLAND EAST AFRICA Mr Luwichi Mochidao I am here to help with all daily problems. Bring back lost lovers, no matter for how long you break up was, remove bad evils or tokoloshis in your house, protection of your body from enemies, or witch craft, boosting of your business, to have more customers, protection of your place, e.g business places farms and many more, court cases, promotion at work, family problems, selling your property quickly, clear your debt account using senduwana oil, bad dreams, pregnancy problems, alcohol and drug problems, luck to win in gambling, manhood enlargement, premature ejaculation, weak in bed to strong in bed, ladies in herbs hips buttock enlargement, pains in womb, women who don’t produce and many more.

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GOOD NEWS! Yummy eats can now put on your favorite edible picture on your cakes or simply supply you with edible images for your cakes or simply supply you with cakes.

Call / whatsapp 081 430 1904 Mama Nadia , I am here to help you, with all your problems, Have you tried different doctors for help, but failed to get your desires fulfilled? Than search no more and try ME! I specialized in the following; Financial problems, Job related problems and promotions, Relationship problems, Pregnancy problems, Witch craft, Love potion, Court cases and many more...

Call me on 081 780 2141

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SERVICES TRADITIONAL DOCTOR DR GOGO DIMBA from Malawi is in Walvis Bay with 30 years vast experience in various problems & diseases.

Such as bringing back lost lover in 4 days, removal of bad luck, complicated court case, bringing out a person from prison, to get a man of your choice, to stop your lover from cheating on you, jobs and promotions, protection of bodies and houses from witchcraft, pregnancy problems, rejuvinate mens power during sex, penis enlargement, high blood pressure, epilpsy, asma severe headache, swollen feet, unhealed wounds, delete debts, winning contracts & tenders, gambling, financial problems.

Come and experience wonderful miracles happening in you life and you will never regret.

Contact Dr Gogo Dimba “The Old Man” 081 602 6990 TRADITIONAL DOCTOR Doctor Oupa Khoromana The Old Man with 40 years experience with very powerful medicine from Malawi is in Walvis Bay. He has come to finish all jobs the others has failed.

Specialised in diseases and problems such as bringing back lost lovers, to win your previous job back, to get promotions, complicated court cases, to pass examinations, clean out bad luck, protection of bodies and houses from witchcraft, win gambling and casino, win contracts and tenders.

Business attraction, to win a man or woman of your choice, and a husband / wife to be yours only.

Stop drinking and smoking, unhealed, swelling feet and legs, high blood pressure, sugar, asthma, epilepsy, pregnancy problems, recover stolen property and many more and other complicated problems.

Please note “I don't try I just do it” Contact Oupa Khoromana The Old Man 081 655 9594

PROPERTIES TO RENT To Rent Longbeach 2 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms, Tandem Garage N$ 6 000.00 p/m and Deposit, incl water Available 1ste September 2017 Call: 081 464 4429

PROPERTIES TO RENT ROOM TO RENT WALVIS BAY On suite full bathroom Private entrance Secure parking Free wifi and go tv W/E incl.

N$ 6 000.00 plus deposit PLEASE CALL: 081 254 8142 I am looking for a single lady with sober habits : To share a two bedroom flat in Naraville It's an open plan kitchen with build in cupboards, built- in stove , remote control gate and own back yard.

Preferably a single lady with sober habits Price: N$3 200.00 per month(Water & Electricity included) Available immediately.

Viewing can be done after 17H00 from Monday to Friday Contact: 081 579 4065 / 081 445 4082 TO RENT: 1 bedroom flat with shower & toilet. Private kitchen.

N$ 3 000.00 p/m W/E incl.

Free WIFI Contact: 081 248 1673 081 257 6924

Swakopmund Retirement Village: 3 Slaapkamer Huis, 2 badkamer, ruim leefvertrek en dubbel garage.

N$ 11 500.00 p/m onderhandelbaar Skakel 081 129 4357 FLAT TO RENT: Bachelor flat in Narraville For 1 - 2 persons N$ 3 400.00 p/m W/E INCL. Deposit N$ 1 000.00 has burglar bars and security gate, no garage only people with sober habits.

Call: 081 213 0284 081 325 5230 OFFICES TO LET – WALVIS BAY – 4TH STREET EAST 195m² consisting of 5 offices.

N$ 14 625.00 EXCL VAT. This includes W&E and computer network cabling.

Available immediately.

Contact Sharon 081 272 1555.

TO RENT: 1 bedroom flat in Narraville Mermaid Str. N$ 3200.00 p/m Deposit N$ 2 000.00 Kitchen, toilet, shower, hot water W/E incl.

Tel nr: 081 447 3214

PROPERTIES TO RENT

WALVIS BAY CBD Are you looking for office space.

Look no further give me a call.

Yolanda 081 158 3463 TO RENT: Townhouse, Vogelstrand Swakopmund. 3 bedrooms, two full bathrooms, guest toilet, open plan, indoor fire place, outdoor braai, double automated garage, alarm system, sea view in secure complex.

N$ 9 300.00 p/m Contact the owner: 085 124 9826 TO RENT: One bedroom flat to rent with bathroom (shower). Lagoon.

For more details.

Contact: 085 564 1599 TO Rent / 1 houses brand new SWK N$ 10500 /month exl.

Water and electricity, I a retire village.

Plush and Classy brand new large homes, Modern style free standing, They are two bedroom homes with 2.5 Bathrooms. Has a Large open plan kitchen, Very Large dinning room and living room.

It has a very spacious courtyard and very large double garage.

Or Also Have a older 3 bedroom home one bath, flat - man cave and Three garage home to rent in Vineta. Busy renovating now, Available 1 October , Contact 081 638 6300 TO RENT: Narraville, Pelser Str. House no 1 1 bedroom flat, 1 kitchen, and bathroom.

N$ 2 400.00 p/m Incl water.

Pre paid electricity.

Contact: 081 655 9550 081 452 7853

HUIS TE HUUR: MEERSIG 4 slaapkamers, 2 badkamers Dubbel garage Groot kombuis en leef areas Koopkrag N$ 10 000.00 p/m Beskikbaar vanaf 01 Oktober 2017 Kontak: 200487 of 081 692 4977

PROPERTIES TO RENT TO RENT: 2 bedroom townhouse in secure complex, Fairways Court.

1 bathroom and 1 ensuite bathroom. Living area and kitchen.

Indoor braai. Storage room. Small courtyard and single garage.

N$ 7 200.00 p/m Available immediately.

Please contact 081 143 5847 or 081 147 5420 House to Rent Ocean View Swakopmund 4 bedroom 2 Bathrooms Livingroom Open-plan Kitchen Diningroom Interior Braai, entrance hall, 3 garage, courtyard with outside Braai, N$ 13 000.00 pm Water & Electricity Excluded plus Deposit, Available from 18 September 2017 Please phone 081 786 0089 TO RENT: Fairways, Walvis Bay. Bachelor flat W/E incl.

Alarm No garage.

Parking space.

One person N$ 4 500.00 p/m Two persons N$ 5 000.00 p/m Plus deposit 2 bedroom flat 2 bathrooms, open plan kitchen Build in stove & cupboards.

Lounge, garage.

W/E incl.

Alarm.

N$ 7 500.00 p/m Plus deposit Contact: 081 147 7626 TO RENT: Kuisebmond 1 bedroom flat, very spacious with open plan and build in cupboards.

Water incl.

Garage incl.

N$ 3 500.00 p/m [Plus N$ 1 000.00 deposit Available from today.

Contact: 081 124 8480 TO RENT: Kuisebmond 1 bedroom flat with open plan. Build in cupboards Water incl.

N$ 2 900.00 p/m Plus N$ 1 000.00 deposit available from today.

Contact for viewing: 081 124 8480 TO RENT: 2x bachelor apartments N$ 2 350.00 p/m. Water incl.

1x bachelor apartment N$ 2 900.00 p/m Water incl.

Contact: 081 314 9294

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PROPERTIES TO RENT

TO LET WALVIS BAY CBD Brand new remote garages in secure complex.

N$ 750-00 p/m Yolanda 081 158 3463 TO RENT: Swakopmund, Tulinawa Newly built 2 bachelor flats with separate bathroom, mini kitchen, built in cupboards, parking area.

N$ 2 900.00 p/m Deposit N$ 2 500.00 W/E incl.

Available 1 September.

Contact: 081 294 9059 081 808 8622

PROPERTIES TO RENT

WALVIS BAY CBD Pelican Mall 80m² shop on ground floor.

Yolanda 081 158 3463

TE HUUR: Narraville Bachelor woonstel te huur in Narraville.

Met kombuis, bic, klerekas + badkamer.

Geen parkeering.

N$ 2 800.00 p/m Deposito onderhandelbaar.

W/L ingsl.

Verkieslik enkel persoon.

Skakel: 081 327 9800.

TO RENT: Narraville 1 bedroom flat with bathroom, sitting room & kitchenette.

TO RENT: Single person One bedroom flat with N$ 2 200.00 p/m small kitchen and bathroom, 2x cupboards in 2 persons bedroom to rent in N$ 2 600.00 p/m Narraville. No garage.

Deposit required.

Only single person.

Available 1 September.

N$ 2 750.00 p/m Contact: 081 259 2351 W/E incl.

Contact: 081 149 0672

To Rent: Narraville Spacious, open plan backyard bachelor flat, aluminum windows & door with built in cupboards ,shower & kitchenette.

W/E incl.

N$ 2 800.00 p/m .

Deposit N$ 1 300.00 (Negotiable) Cell 081 229 7390 Available 01 October Serious people only with sober habits.

TO RENT: Kuisebmond 2 bedrooms main with BIC Open plan lounge, kitchen BIC with stove N$ 4 950.00 p/m W/E incl.

Deposit neg.

Contact: 081 268 8086

KUISEBMOND Various sizes of shops available & for viewing.

Yolanda 081 158 3463

TO LET KUISEBMOND Newly built shops & offices to rent in Darra court centrally located, with lots of feet!

You snooze you loose !

From N$ 3500-00 p/m WALVIS BAY PALICAN MALL Brand new 3 storey mall in the heart of the CBD! Ground floor with various size shops.

First floor with 60m² office & remote control garages & daily cleaning services.

From N$ 8500-00 p/m Yolanda 081 158 3463

TO LET Henties Bay N$ 4400 - 3 bed flat, 2 bath, no garage, water incl, Imm avail N$ 7700 – 3 bed, 1 barth, kitchen, lounge, double garage, imm avail, WANTED: ALL TYPES OF PROPERTIES TO LET AND FOR SALE IN HENTIES BAY Lucille +264 81 169 6216 +264 64 464 033 www.ramos.na

PROPERTIES TO RENT

TO LET Swakopmund CBD N$ 22 000 – Penthouse 3bed, 2 bath, Very Large Living Spaces, Very Secure Private Lift, fully –Equipped, Imm Avail N$ 8500 - 2 Bed, 1 bathroom, with tandem garage, Furnished/ unfurnished N$ 9200 – 2 bed, 1full bath, guest toilet, Sunroom, Laundry and Tandem Garage, Fully Furnished, Imm Avail N$ 5450 - 1Bed flat with kitchen/lounge and garage, Imm avail, excl W&E HAGE HEIGHTS – N$ 13 500 - 4 bed, 2 bath, kitchen, lounge, dining room, 3 garages, 20th Sept 17 EXT 15N$ 8800 -2 bed, 1 bath, with 1 garage, open –plan kitchen/ lounge VINETA N$ 11 500 - 3 bed, 2 bath, kitchen, lounge, single garage, W&E Incl, Lucille +264 81 169 6216 +264 64 464 033 www.ramos.na TUKA PROPERTIES CC TO RENT Swakopmund – Vineta 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living room, kitchen, study room, dining with a single garage for N$ 9 000.00 pm W/E excl. now available Back yard 2 bedroom flat in Venita with a garage in Venita for N$ 6000.00 water incl & electricity excl. available 1stseptember 2017 6 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms kitchen, living room , dining rooms, entertainment area with IBQ and double garage for N$12 000 water and electricity excl. available 1st September 2017 Mondesa 2 Bedroom house, 2 bathrooms, Living room, Dining, Kitchen and single garage for N$6400.00 water & electricity excl.

2 bedroom house, bathroom, living room and kitchen for 5 000.00 water & excl.

For more info call 081 241 5447/ 0813789008/0812755508 064-461217 Email: info@tukaproperties.com Website:tukaproperties. com

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PROPERTIES TO RENT To Rent Mile 4 3 Bedroom, 2 bathroom, build-in braai and garage in secured complex.

Mile 4 close to the beach. N$7700 + deposit water and electricity excl.

No pets, Available 1st Sept.

Contact 064-461781 To Rent Pelican Village Swakopmund 3 bedroom Flar, 2 1/2 bathrooms, garage, BIC and open plan lounge.

Available now Call 081 122 9080 Flat to Rent Swakop Industrial Area ; 1 Bedroom 1 Shower 1Toilet Open plan Kitchen For peaceful and quiet N$4500 per month water and electricity included No Garage for car Please call 081 614 4441 A house and a Bachelor flat to rent in Narraville: A 3 bedroom House, 1 bathroom and a big garage renting for N$ 4800 A 1 Bachelor flat contains an ensuite sleeping room, kitchen/living room.

The price is N$ 2800 (for 1 person) and N$3000 (for 2 people).

Both places are located in Narraville: Koraal Street; House no 18.

All prices include water, but NOT electricity.

Compulsory Deposit: N$5500 for the house, and N$3500 for the flat.

For viewing appointment pls Contact: 081 319 1707 Malakia Properties TO LET MONDESA Inside rooms from N$ 1900.00 W/L incl 1bedroom, bathroom And Kitchen N$2500.00 W/Incl TULINAWA 2bedrooms and 2bathrooms Kichen, Lounge, Garage N$6400.00 3bedrooms, 2bathrooms Kitchen N$5500.00 W/L Excl JABULANI 3bedrooms, bathroom Kitchen bic with stove, Lounge and boundary wall N$6000.00 W/ Incl All Dep-required Office 064-406783 Cell: 081 397 2207

PROPERTIES TO RENT

TO LET Swakopmund N$ 9 500 – VAT incl Office space on 1st floor CBD, with Reception and 2x offices Commercial -CBD N$ 12 000 VAT incl –Comm/Showroom, 109m², Imm Avail N$ 10 500 VAT Incl – Office Space, 109m², Imm Avail OCEAN VIEW N$ 11 000 - Double storey, 3 bed, 3 bath, guest toilet, Open-Plan kitchen, lounge & dining with Indoor BBQ, Complex (No Pets) Swakopmund - Mile 4 N$ 9000 – 2bed, 2 bath, tandem garage, openplan Kitchen/lounge, Furnished, avail Imm ****** Lucille +264 81 169 6216 +264 64 464 033 www.ramos.na

TO LET Mondesa N$ 6700 – 3 bed, 2 bath, kitchen/lounge and garage, imm avail Lucille +264 81 169 6216 +264 64 464 033 www.ramos.na

TO LET INDUSTRIAL N$ 22 000 – Excl VAT Large office space to rent N$ 31 000 – VAT Incl, 700m² Workshop, with Store Room, Reception are and office, Imm avail N$ 7100 –Incl VAT 95m² office space First Floor, Imm avail N$ 9900 – Incl VAT 155m² Office space on 2nd Floor, Imm Avail N$ 12 500 - 175m² Warehouse with 60m² office space Imm avail N$ 14 000 – 153m² Warehouse with office space, avail 1st of Sept 17 Lucille +264 81 169 6216 +264 64 464 033 www.ramos.na

PROPERTIES TO RENT

TO LET Long beach N$ 13 000 – 4 Bed, 3 bath and double garage, Imm avail N$ 15 000 – 4 bed house, 4 baths, kitchen/lounge, dining room, Indoor BBQ and 3 garages WANTED: ALL TYPES OF PROPERTIES TO LET Lucille +264 81 169 6216 +264 64 464 033 www.ramos.na

BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE Restaurant in Walvis Bay. As running concern fully equipped stock included.

Ideal location 72 seats incl. bar Good turn over Low rent + overheads Owner retiring Contact: 081 146 9696

PROPERTIES FOR SALE FOR SALE, MAHETAGO Sectional title 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms Kitchen bic with stove, Lounge, single Garage, outside braaiN$690 000.00 JABULANI 2bedrooms, 2bathrooms Kitchen, Lounge, Parking area Plus flat: 1bedroom, bathroom and kitchen With boundary wall N$900 000.00 ARANDIS Plot N$170 000.00 Malakia 081 297 7253, Email:malakiapropertie s@yahoo.com

House For Sale Swakop Ocean View 2 Houses on a 982m² First House: 4 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 Garages, Kitchen, Lounge, Dining Room, In and Outside BBQ plus Second House: 1 x Double Storey 3 Bedrooms, OpenPlan Kitchen, Lounge, in-side BBQ, Big Garage and much more...

Please call 081 786 0089

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PROPERTIES FOR SALE

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

Mays Trading CC For Sale Narraville, Walvis Bay, N$ 1.150 Million family home for sale, 3 bedroom house, 2 bathrooms ,lounge, dining room, kitchen with built-in-cupboards and double garages.

Erf size 558m² Prime Industrial Property, Walvis Bay, N$ 5,4 million Erf size 1700m², plus work shop (± 650m²), Natis area Registered in CC. Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay N$ 595.000 Affordable, spacious Brand new complex 32 units, 2 bedroom, bathroom, lounge, kitchen sectional title units, (only a few left) Walvis Bay, Meersig, N$760 000-00 Upstairs flats 2 bedroom flat, open plan kitchen, lounge, bathroom garage.

Walvis Bay, Hermis, N$590 000 Erf for sale 512m² Walvis Bay Meersig N$ 1,150 million erf in Meersig of 746 m².

Walvis Bay, Narraville, N$ 730 000 3bedrooms,1bathroom,fitte d kitchen ,lounge ,build-incupboards ,garage, boundary walls.

Semi-detached newly renovated house.

Walvis Bay, Kuisebmond.

N$1.340 million Great Investment 7 flats + 1 spacious Garage Income (N $19100) Walvis Bay ,Meersig , N$ 720 000 Erf in Meersig size 632m² Walvis Bay, Meersig, N$ 640 000 p/erf 20 x Erwe in Meersig size 500m² elk.

Walvis Bay, Hermis, N$640 000 Erf for sale 529m² Meersig, N$1.790 million Brand new, very well designed and appointed home.3 bedrooms,2 full bathrooms. Large double, automated garage, beautiful Open plan fitted kitchen, lounge and dining room with built-in braai.

All bedrooms are of good size with lots of cupboard space. Main bathroom is very well designed.

Walvis Bay, Narraville, N$2.5 mil (Accommodation for sale) 6 On-suit-units, lounge, 4 kitchens, caretakers room, office, tuckshop ,parking space ,pool ,Outside & inside bbq. Tourist licence available .Neat as a pin.

Fully furnished.

We are urgently looking for houses and properties to sell.

Contact Tracey: 081 302 3806 Mounien: 081 860 1938 mickeymays@iway.na

KARIBIB FOR SALE Freestanding houses.

Plot and plan price ranging from N$ 450 000. Choose from 6 different designs.

Building to commence immediately once bank approval is received.

SWAKOPMUND FOR SALE. Freestanding houses for sale. Plot and plan price ranging from N$ 890 000 ARANDIS FOR SALE Plot for sale 599m² N$ 190 000 For these and other properties contact 081 866 9480

FOR SALE: Walvis Bay, City Center 2 bedrooms, fully fitted open plan kitchen / lounge, bathroom, courtyard.

1 lock up garage.

N$ 800 000.00 excl costs neg.

Call: 081 127 7790

Developers Dream Special of the Year For Sale in Vineta Swakop 3 Bedrooms House with 2 bathrooms Double Garage, Braai Area plus a 2 Bedroom Flat with rental income of N$6000 per month, Approved plans for 2 more Flats already in Construction.

Plot size 1100m² Flats can be use as self-catering units in future and its a corner-plots, a must see.

Price N$2.3mil Contact 081 344 3794 SCOTT PROPERTY SOLUTIONS REDUCED PRICE! N$1.95m Recently build modern 3 Bedroom home 2 Bathrooms (1 En-suite), Double garage Spacious openplan living,dining & kitchen area with quality finishes Garden front & back and inside braai Aircon and alarm system DON'T MISS OUT CALL ROBERT 0813570772 Inspired to move you!

TUKA PROPERTIES CC FOR SALE Swakopmund wWaterfront

3 bedrooms Townhouse, 2 bathrooms, main bedroom with a Jacuzzi and full bathrooms, open plan kitchen, court yard and double garage selling with furniture for N$ 2.6 mil Ocean view 4 bedrooms family house, 2bathrooms, TV room, open plan kitchen, one outside with double garage for N$ 2,900 000 For more info call 081 241 5447/ 0813789008/0812755508 064-461217 Email: info@tukaproperties.com Website:tukaproperties.com

PROPERTIES WANTED WANTED: Looking for a place to rent in Walvis Bay, suitable for a pre school and tuition centre. It should be either in Kuisebmond or somewhere in Town.

Should be a minimum of three classrooms.

Contact: 081 280 0648

ACCOMMODATION

FOR SALE: Volkswagen Jetta TDI\ 2001 model White. Sunroof & leather seats. Very good condition.

N$ 62 000.00 negotiable Contact: 081 127 7381 FOR SALE: as is...

Attention needed.

Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.7l. N$ 15 000.00 2004 model ± 170 000 km.

Contact: 081 281 0330 FOR SALE: Canopy urgent sale can fit on puck up bakkies, isuzu, vvti, Nissan and GWM. In excellent condition.

N$ 7 500.00 Contact: 081 340 2077 064 202 343 FOR SALE: 2014 Toyota Etios 1.5 model 46 000 km One owner (Lady) Full service record.

Registered until Feb 2018 N$ 125 000.00 neg.

Call: 081 620 1402 081 429 0534

FOR SALE: Kuisebmond flat N$ 610 000.00 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms with open plan kitchen / lounge & single garage.

Costs excluded.

Contact: 081 779 1934

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

HOUSE FOR SALE: Kuisebmond 5x bedroom house, 3x bathrooms, 2x garages.

N$ 880 000.00 Only serious buyers.

Contact Fredrika: 081 147 8779 081 233 4466 FOR SALE: Usakos Neat 3 bedroom house, 1 bathroom, lounge, kitchen, 1 bedroom flat, garage, carport + wendy house.

N$ 750 000.00 neg.

Contact: 067 312 033 sms: 081 412 6800

CARS

CARS FOR SALE: Ford Fiesta 1.4 2008 131 000 km N$ 45 000.00 neg.

WVW Mk1 Golf 92 model. 157 000 km N$ 25 000.00 neg.

Call: 081 783 3598

FOR SALE: Karet 6 foot trailer excellent condition N$ 10 000.00 Original steel rims for Nissan Np300 Pcd 6 x 139 N$ 2 500.00 Original mag rims for Mercedez Benz N$ 3 000.00 4x Interior Sapele doors N$ 800.00 1x Exterior front door N$ 450.00 All items very good condition Contact: 081 263 2814

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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ITEMS FOR SALE SWAKOPMUND CALL 081 567 4522 •1 x Honda 2,5KWA Petrol Driven Power Generator N$2750.00 •1 x 250lt Concrete Mixer with Robin Petrol Engine needs attention N$2750.00 •3 x Fridges Defy starting from N$1500 each •1 x Anvil Gasoparated Professional Chip Fryer N$5500 •1 x DEFY Upright Deep Freezer 350lt like new N$2750 •1 x Fragram Band Saw [like new] N$8500 •5 x Fishing Rods & reels N$350 [each] •5 x BOX Tv’s 53cm - 74cm Starting from Price range of N$650.00 each Call 081 567 4522

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

N$ 95000.00 cash Cell: 081 425 4770

GARDENING FOR SALE Gardening & Palms for sale, SWK Big and small palms, And planted.

Also Garden designs and Irrigation.

Palm and tree removal, Pruning, 30kg Pure matured Cow manure Bags delivered.

Call Gunther 081 638 6300

WOOD FOR SALE: 10kg Pure Mopani wood N$ 35.00 p/bag or N$ 30.00 each For 10+ bags.

Delivery included for all bulk orders in Walvis Bay and Swakopmund.

Call: 081 312 1855 081 810 4114

FOR SALE: Double door Fridge/Deepfreeze 928L - 8 months old – N$13 500 Two large camp folding chairs – N$300 each One small camp folding chair – N$200 Peter D Rausch Tel(H) 064 20 7282 Cell 081 3203429

PRODUCTS

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VACANCIES Shuttle Driver Location: Swakopmund, Namibia Description The Opportunity: Kali Shuttle & Tours is currently seeking experienced shuttle drivers for its operation.

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NOTICES & VACANCIES ESTATE NOTICE In the Estate of the late Keith William Gordon Duff who died on 25 February 2017 and was residing at No 73 Strand Street, Swakopmund.

of publication hereof for all interested parties.

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

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

ELLIS SHILENGUDWA INC Legal Practitioners 1st Floor Altes Amtsgericht c/o Theo-Ben Gurirab Avenue Tobias Hainyeko Street P. O. Box 2148 SWAKOPMUND (Ref: PFH/mlDUF2/0001)

VACANCY Protea Spar Walvis Bay

Position: Floor Manager Requirements: - Matric - Fluent in Afrikaans and English - Minimum of 5 years Retail experience of which at least 2 years was on Managerial level.

- Namibian Citizen Closing date for applications 05/09/2017 C.V.`s to be personally handed in at Protea Spar Walvis Bay.

REZONING NOTICE

Position Available for Waiter A position for a Waiter has come available at Anchors Restaurant Walvis Bay. The following requirements will help you to secure this position: A Matric or grade 12 certificate At least 2 years experience in the hospitality or restaurant industry Must be well spoken and a peoples person Able to work well within a team dynamic as well as to lead a team Neat, organised and able to generate goodwill and enthusiasm.

The candidate should be willing to work long hours and night shifts, but will gain satisfaction with happy guests.

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Must reside in Walvis Bay ONLY emailed CV's will be accepted at martyanchors @gmail.com

Please take note that TOYA URBAN PLANNING CONSULTANTS on behalf of the owner of Erven 1144, 1145 and 1145, Church Street, Walvis Bay intends to apply to the Walvis Bay Municipality for: · CONSOLIDATION OF ERVEN 1144, 1145 AND 1146 INTO CONSOLIDATED ERF X AND SUBSEQUENT REZONING OF ERF X FROM “SINGLE RESIDENTIAL” WITH A DENSITY OF 1:500M TO “GENERAL RESIDENTIAL WITH A DENSITY OF 1:500 M² Erven 1144, 1145 and 1146 are situated along Church Street, Meersig Proper, Walvis Bay. Erven 1144, 1145 and 1146 measures 525m², 525m² and 655 m² respectively and are both zoned “Residential” with a density of 1 dwelling per 500 m².

The owner intends to rezone from “Residential” with a density of 1 dwelling per 500 m² to “General” Residential” with a density of 1 dwelling per 500 m².

Access to the consolidated Erf X will be obtained from Church Street.

Note that the locality plans for erven 1144, 1145 and 1146 is available for inspection at the town planning notice board in the customer care centre, Municipal Offices, Walvis Bay. Further take notice that any person objecting to the proposed use of land as set above may lodge such objection in writing together with grounds thereof, with the Municipality of Walvis Bay and with the applicant in writing within 14 days after the appearance of the last notice (Final date of objection is 6 September 2017).

APPLICANT TOYA URBAN PLANNING CONSULTANTS P. O. Box 99294 Windhoek Namibia Contact details: 081 309 9839 Email: info@toyaurbanplanning@gmail.com

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Beloved Son, Brother and Uncle Stefanus #Khitago !Kharigub

+ 27.08.2017 If tears could build a stairway, and memories a lane, I’d walk right up to heaven and bring you home again.

R.I.P

From your loved ones Witbooi family

Elizabeth “Aunty Liesbeth” Nandjembo

* 29-12-1940 + 23-08-2017 2 Timothy 4:7 I have fought the good fight, I have finished my race, I have kept the faith

Memorial Service Friday, 1 September 19:00 at home, 50 Johannes Nampala Avenue, Seapoint, Kuisebmond

Funeral Service Saturday, 2 September 2017 08:00 at home 09:00 from Roman Catholic Church, Kuisebmond Contact Details: Camilla: 081 360 6682 Charmaine: 081 443 5993

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Namibian Equestrian Federation/NAMEF Last month the Namibian Equestrian Federation/NAMEF held their AGM in the Coastal town of Walvis Bay. Here in some of the highlights of the AGM. Riaan van Rooyen (NAMEF) Presidents Report 2017 Too often one sees ugly reports of corruption and other destructive behaviours in sport. Yet, sport is being portrayed as a bonding opportunity and an opportunity to teach our youth about the positive aspects of sport.

All too often administrators do not realise that they do not have their positions because of how important they are, but they have their positions because they are the greatest servants of that sport. And in that I case, I have to compliment the NAMEF committee as they have the wellbeing of the sport at heart and not their own agendas.

NAMEF should not be seen as an untouchable, contrary to popular belief in some circles. We are here to serve the FEI affiliated equestrian disciplines, according to the constitution laid out before us. We merely request that all members respect our time, efforts and abilities to try and develop the sport.

Our good standing with the FEI, NSC and the NNOC is no secret. Namibia has individuals who are directly involved with the FEI, notably Gigi Mathias who serves on the FEI Officials Working Group on behalf of the all developing Nations in the world. Cord Cordes as FEI expert for the ESEE in Show jumping and directly responsible for the education of the Course builder in Group IX. I will take this opportunity to thank the FEI Solidarity for the continuous assistance and funding received to develop the Equestrian sport. The IT Platform is such a development and will certainly modernize the current registration, show entry, etc. system here in Namibia. Here to manage and run the system will be Tanja Reinhardt together with Kathleen Newton.

Our Vision is to modernize and to grow the sport to attain international standards for our athletes. The progress over the last 5 years, since the first hosting of the FEI Level 1 coaches course in 2014, is immense. We have 40 registered coaches with the Namibian Equestrian Coaches Association. For our small community this is no small feat.

This in turn does benefit the sport ensuring professionalism and raising the standard of our sport. We have hosted our 2nd FEI 1* Eventing event. The best possible way forward is to ensure the safety and a well-trained horse and rider.

This can only be achieved if more Eventing shows are

offered during the year, to hone our athletes to compete at higher levels. It needs to be understood that the guiding rules and regulations from both NAMEF and the FEI need to be respected. It is to safeguard our riders and horses in the long run.

Thank you to Shanie Bosch Fourie who was tasked back in 2014 to develop the Group IX passport for all the nations – this has been accomplished and NAMIBIA now has a Group IX passport accepted by the FEI. It should be encouraged that all sport horses should eventually be in the possession of such a passport – this will in due course make border crossings more efficient.

Alexandra Rohl (NAMEF) Dressage Report 2017 As NAMEF Dressage representative my aim in this discipline is to get more of our riders involved in Dressage (young and old), as dressage is the basis of our sport. It is also my aim to offer the discipline to all the interested parties and at the same time to accommodate all involved to the best NAMEF can offer.

Aims are: · More riders to be interested and to experience the value or satisfaction of real athleticism, this will not improve only the understanding between the horse and rider but also improve all other disciplines, as dressage is the foundation of all. · Riders to sense the feeling of being one with your horse. · Another very important objective is to get our judges further trained to higher levels and most importantly, to develop & Train more judges. (This as you will agree, is not something that will happen overnight) Let us reflect on some primary achievements during the past year.

This year we could offer together with the generous support of the FEI our second ESEE – EQUESTRIAN SPORT E D U C AT I V E E V E N T w h i c h i s a N a t i o n a l Education/certification system for National officials in our sport. This model is a seminar was we a) educate and b) certify the various Officials in a NF. The ESEE is based on sharing knowledge and provides Judges alongside coaches, demo riders and also organisers the opportunity to share and benefit from each other's expertise

Show Jumping and Dressage Derby 2017 The Reiterverein Swakopmund presents The Tug Restaurant Show Jumping and Dressage Derby 2017 L Mr. Brett Southworth (The Tug Restaurant) said; "A message from myself on behalf of our business, The Tug Restaurant, we thank the judges, the Riders, the support of all the community for being there to encourage and enjoy the event as well as the Reiterverein Swakopmund for helping make a great and memorable Derby 2017. We will as a sponsor be there again next year and I personally would like to say thank you to all the folk either participating, involved in setting up or just simply supporting this Derby for being so friendly and encouraging and contributing to such a successful event.

May you all keep training and enjoying what you all love doing best. See you in the arena in 2018."

The Big Results: Pony Riders Dressage Derby: Winning Rider: Kyra Roets Winning Horse: Jason Junior/Adult Dressage Derby: Winning Rider: Gesche Gillchrist Winning Horse: Seeis Dansuelo ( Gesche is the owner as well) 90 cm Derby: Winner: Svenja Spaeth on Salvano (only pair to get through the tough course built by Holger Kleyenstueber) Beate Voigts is the owner of Salvano.

1m Derby: There were only 3 clear rounds that went into the Jump

off.

Winner: Sumari Piepemeyer on Precious Gift Katiti Second: Gesche Gillchrist on Seeis Dansuelo Third: Maike Schommartz on Charming Gail 1m10/1m20 Derby: 1m10 and 1m20 classes were combined and therefore competed against each other.

1st Ingrid Kotze on Assagai Sentinel (1m10) 2nd Svenja Spaeth on Davetsaub Lagan (1m20) The Reiterverein Swakopmund expresses its sincere gratitude to The Tug Restaurant, Officials, Helpers and Participants for the generous Sponsorship, Support, Dedication and Time given towards the Annual TUG Tournament! The next Annual Dressage & Show Jumping Tournament will be held from 15-17 December 2017.

with the objective to develop the sport/discipline in the country. The next ESEE will be held early in 2018, dates still to be confirmed.

FEI World Dressage Challenge 2016 was held the weekend of the 3rd- 5th of June 2016.39 countries have taken part all over the world.

Results are as follows: Medium Class – 218 participants 12thNadine Flemming on Seeis Shelton 13th Anike Maritz on Baron von Sphinxblick 44th Gesche Gilchrist on Seeis Dansuelo 77th Kathrin Schäfer-Stiege on Büllsport Mister X Elementary Class – 161 participants 3rd Nadine Flemming on Seeis Eymet 5th Anike Maritz on Baron von Sphinxblick 62th Karin Schommarz on Frischgewaagd Saltano 66th Elizabeth Rossouw on Büllsport Constantin 66th Tamsin Louw on Sphinxblick Kim 80th Elizabeth Rossouw on Okakambe Fury For this year's FEI Dressage Challenge, we have the pleasure of inviting Mrs Anita Adendorff – a FEI 2 * Judge from Natal and myself as the other member of the Ground Jury and the dates are 6th until 8th of October 2017. The Walvis Bay Equestrian Centre is always putting a lot of effort into this event and we have also agreed to open this event up to National test that can be ridden the following day. I would like to ask our riders, to please support this event. We have sent a Dressage team to represent Namibia to the FEI Group IX Inter Africa Nations Cup to Botswana on 28th April 2017. Team Members were Nadine Flemming on Seeis Shelton, Anike Maritz on Baron von Sphinxblick and Kirsten Chiappini on Playboy. Namibia came 2nd behind Botswana and South Africa 3rd.

Results: Novice class – 1st Kirsten on Playboy 5th Svenja Spath on Metzger Drilling Zambesi Novice class – 1st Kirsten Chiappini on Playboy 4th Carolin Hoffmeister on Dunesinde Cloudnine 5th Svenja Spath on Davetsaub Lagan Elementary class 2nd Anike Maritz on Baron von Sphinxblick 4th Carolin Hoffmeister on Duneside Cloudnine Elementary class 1st Anike Maritz on Baron von Sphinxblick Elementary Medium – 1st Nadine Flemming on Seeis Shelton Elementary Medium – 1st Nadine Flemming on Seeis Shelton This year the FEI Group IX countries will again be able to attend the Stephen Clarke – who is a FEI 5* Dressage Judge in Johannesburg, the weekend of the 24th to 26th of November 2017.

NAMEF's intention or vision for dressage: is to grow our sport. By growth we consider both in rider quantities but also in quality. NAMEF is guided by world FEI directives and the positive input of our riders is always welcome. Should you have any ideas how to improve our sport we ask you to contact us in writing and most important to attend our yearly workshop.

It is the duty of each athlete to know and follow the rules at all times. Remember the health of our horses is paramount and safety is also very important. On this note I would like to thank everybody for the positive & professional manner in which we, as a riding community have maintained and contributed to our wonderful EQ. NAMEF stand "humbled" by the true sportsmanship & commitment of all involved and believe that with such a positive attitude, we as a riding community can achieve a higher levels of Dressage.

Ute Gebhardt (NAMEF) Show Jumping Report 2017 One of our bigger projects during the past year was the development of our YOG kids. I want to thank the riding community that you all embraced this project and helped our young riders gain the confidence to venture to new heights. I am convinced that, even though only a few received the training by Diane Botes, the spirit these girls displayed, pulled many others along and gave them some motivation to attempt the higher classes as well. Opening up the classes and allowing riders to test the higher levels, has also given the show jumping discipline a great upswing.

We now have more athletes participating in the 1.10-1.20 classes which make the sport more exciting for the spectators as well. The first leg of the 2017 FEI WJCH at Nubuamis saw an increase of participants in all 3 Categories.

We are very proud that Nadine Flemming received her Certificate of Capability there which she needs to qualify for the YOG. She was also our first rider who managed to qualify herself for the AYG in Algeria next year. This will be the first time that the equestrian sport is included in the African Youth Games.

Our other young riders still have the chance to qualify for Algeria in the remaining two legs of the FEI WJCH. The second leg will be at the Kapps Stables in September and the last leg and YOG qualifier will be at the Riverside Equestrian Centre in December. In 2018 Namibia will host the Inter Africa Cup at the Duneside Stud. With this ongoing development of our Sport, we need to try and find a way to achieve some sort of continuity throughout the different levels and ages.

Therefore the WBEC will host the first FEI International Children's Classics in October this year.

By adding the ChIC we want to give our child riders some exposure already and the opportunity to participate internationally. Hopefully one of them will manage to qualify for the finals in Beijing at the end of this year. Christiane Hass went to South Africa for a FEI course and was promoted to FEI Level 1 Jumping Judge. Sandra Cox will host a Stewards and Jumping Seminar before the Riverside Show in December and we are hoping to promote some more of our valued judges to the next level then.

Olaf Falk (NAMEF) Eventing Delegate Report 2016/7 A very exciting year it has been. A big highlight was the second FEI CIC* hosted by the RGO. Here I want to mention the absolute commitment and enthusiasm shown by the Otjiwarongo Riding Community and of course to the Falk Family who has shown – and continues to show – unending enthusiasm.

Since last year the NAMEF Africa Shield Eventing teams have been to 2 foreign events, namely Shongweni in SA and Azuluna in Zim and we had 2 teams representing NAMEF at this year's Africa Eventing Shield in Otjiwarongo. The teams gained incredible experience and are now a force to be reckoned with. The success of the teams is in no small part due to Heidi and Douglas who have continued to support Namibian eventing by returning on a regular basis for more clinics.

Steffi Kreiner should get a special mention here for never losing enthusiasm and always trying to get the clinics and the riders together in one place. The NAMEF team was joined by 10 individual riders in Shongweni . Much knowledge and experience was also gained by these individuals and we have to thank the South Africans for lending the Namibians horses for this event.

This was also the case for the 1st leg of the Africa Shield Eventing 2017 at Azaluna in Zimbabwe.

Clearly Namibia has put its mark on the Eventing sport in Southern Africa and we are definitely on the map. Most important to me is the safety aspect, and thankfully we had no serious incidents for horses nor riders at any of our Eventing shows or clinics.

A quick breakdown on the events hosted for this past year: May 2017 RVS 8 entries, 4 clear rounds and 2 eliminations July 2017 GCW/Claratal 35 entries, 9 clear rounds and 9 eliminations August 2017 RGO 1* 28 entries, 14 clear rounds and 4 eliminations On Officials development Christiane Hass has shown her commitment to the Namibian Riding community as a show jumping judge, but is now also qualified as an FEI 1* Steward for Eventing. Annette Freyer and Manfred Falk both attended the Level 1 eventing course in Mazabuka this year and are also both now FEI listed national TD and XC course designer respectively.

Alex Röhl, since last year, has qualified as 1* and 2* star eventing judge ESEE through the FEI Solidarity program our very first Eventing ESEE will be held in Swakopmund in November 2017. This is indeed exciting news and will further ensure the upgrading of Namibian eventing. I urge ALL coaches and aspiring officials to attend this event.

This is an opportunity not to be missed.

Riaan van Rooyen – President Cord Cordes – Vice Chair Hendrik Roschlau – Treasurer Gigi Mathias – Secretary General Ute Gebhardt – Show Jumping delegate Olaf Falk – Eventing delegate Alexandra Rohl – Dressage delegate Ruth Lowe – Coaches Association delegate

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Hangana Hake Run & Ride Tekken 7 has taken the The Lucky Star Marathon, now known as the Hangana Hake Run & Ride, has been in existence since the late 90s and is one of the oldest road running events in Namibia. It started out as the Dolphin Marathon in the 80s.

The marathon is a favourite among local and international athletes as the race follows the unique and scenic route between the coastal towns of Swakopmund and Walvis Bay, with the sea breeze from the cold Atlantic Ocean on the one side, and the majestic sand dunes of the oldest desert in the world, the Namib Desert, on the other side. The marathon serves as a qualifier for the renowned Two Oceans and Comrades marathons in South Africa.

The Hangana Hake Run & Ride also offers a half marathon and 10km fun run.

In 2015 cycling categories were added to the event to offer the same excitement and diversity to cycling enthusiasts, ranging from the Namibian Cycling Federation sanctioned 105km road race to an off-road 21km Fat bike desert race traversing the sand dunes in the vicinity of Walvis Bay. Other cycling events include a 21km Mountain bike and 5km kiddie's race.

To ensure a fun-filled family outing on race day, the event is incorporated into the annual "Walvisfees" (translated as Whale Festival) hosted in Walvis Bay. All events finish at the Jan Wilken Stadium where the festival is hosted, incorporating food and drink stalls, live music shows, a kiddies play park and lots more family entertainment for the entire weekend.

Online registration for all participants is still open and will close on 15 September. Should you not be able to register online, you can download the relevant printable PDF registration forms.

Alternatively you can contact the race organiser to forward you a registration form.

All registration fees for the Hangana Hake Run must be paid electronically to the following bank account upon registration: HANGANA SEAFOOD Bank name: Nedbank Namibia Account number: 11990070573 Branch code: 461617 (Corporate Division, Wal-vis Bay)Account type: Current Account Swift code:NEDSNANX RUNNERS Runners have three different race options.

42.2km full marathon Minimum age to enter is 20 Entry fee per person is N$100 Starting point: Pro-Ed Academy Primary School in Vineta, Swakopmund, Kiaat Street Starting time: 06h00 (Entrants must be at the starting point at least 30 minutes before the start of the race.)

Finish line: Jan Wilken Stadium, Walvis Bay Registration closing date: 15 September A limited number of t-shirts will be issued to first paid-up entrants 21.1 km half marathons Minimum age to enter is 16 Entry fee per person is N$100 Starting point: Long Beach opposite Daredevil Adventures (quad bike and dune boarding adventure centre.)

Starting time: 07h00 (Entrants must be at the starting point at least 30 minutes before the start of their race.)

A shuttle service will be provided to the starting line and will depart from Jan Wilken Stadium in Walvis Bay at 06h00.

Finish line: Jan Wilken Stadium, Walvis Bay. A limited number of t-shirts will be issued to first paidup entrants Registration closing date: 15 September 10km fun run Minimum age to enter is 12 Entry fee per person is N$100 Starting point: Jan Wilken Stadium, Walvis Bay Starting time: 08h00 (Entrants must be at the starting point at least 30 minutes before the start of their race.)Finish line: Jan Wilken Stadium, Walvis Bay. A limited number of t-shirts will be issued to first paidup entrants Registration closing date: 15 September Cyclists Cyclists have four different race options.105km road race (NCF sanctioned event) Minimum age to enter is 17 Entry fee per person is N$100 Starting point: Jan Wilken Stadium in Walvis Bay Starting time: 06h30 (Entrants must be at the starting point at least 30 minutes before the start of their race.)

Finish line: Jan Wilken Stadium in Walvis Bay A limited number of t-shirts will be issued to first paid-up entrants. Registration closing date: 15 September 21km Fat bike race Minimum age to enter is 16 Entry fee per person is N$100 Starting point: Jan Wilken Stadium in Walvis Bay Starting time: 07h30 (Entrants must be at the starting point at least 30 minutes before the start of their race.)

Finish line: Jan Wilken Stadium in Walvis Bay Cyclists must provide their own water supply for the entire race.

A limited number of t-shirts will be issued to first paid-up entrants Registration closing date: 15 September 21km Mountain bike race Minimum age to enter is 16 Entry fee per person is N$100 Starting point: Jan Wilken Stadium in Walvis Bay Starting time: 07h30 (Entrants must be at the starting point at least 30 minutes before the start of their race.)

Finish line: Jan Wilken Stadium in Walvis Bay A limited number of t-shirts will be issued to first paid-up entrants Registration closing date: 15 September 5km kiddies race (under 10 years only) Entries for kiddies under 10 years only Entry fee per person is N$50 Starting point: Jan Wilken Stadium in Walvis Bay Starting time: 07h30 (Entrants must be at the starting point at least 30 minutes before the start of their race.)

Finish line: Jan Wilken Stadium in Walvis Bay Registration closing date: 15 September

Electronic Sports Community by Storm

Namibian Electronic Sports Association (NESA) brings the Tekken 7 National Tournament to Swakopmund.

NESA is the governing sports body that facilitates and coordinates e-Sports activities within Namibia. Committed towards the promotion and development of competitive gaming, this non-profit organization strives towards establishing e-Sports as a locally valued sports code with respected international rankings.

As a globally popularized means of entertainment, electronic gaming has made its way to the personal computer (PC), console (Playstation, X-Box, etc.) and various mobile platforms. A NESA competition, made possible by event sponsors, allows casual and competitive gamers to participate in a variety of platforms and games.

Local e-Sports leagues and tournaments are complimented by NESA's endorsement of private competitions.

NamLAN – LAN of the Brave is Namibia's biggest e-Sports event with its traditional annual appearance since 2008.

Affiliation with the International e-Sports Federation (IeSF) allows for the proud Namibian representation and participation in the international arena. NESA continues to build quality relationships both locally and internationally as gaming continues to grow as a sport in Namibia.

Tekken 7 has taken the e-Sports community by storm and is set to hit Namibia this September. The competition will be a battle of the country's top e-Sport players in the Tekken category. e-Sports are a form of competition that is facilitated by electronic systems, particularly video games. The market globally has a revenue of U$493M and viewership of 71.5M through streaming and other digital services.

NESA spokesperson, Timo Lippert explained that the competition will be held under strict International Electronic Sports Federation rules and regulations. Tomorrow 2 September the preliminary rounds for the competition will be in Swakopmund as well as in Windhoek, with the finals taking place on 9 September 2017.

The finals will offer top honours, with the Namibian National Colours that will be awarded to 2 players. The competition will be held in unison between Windhoek and Swakopmund. Competitors for the preliminary rounds in Swakopmund are expected to be at the Swakop Truckport Engen at 10:00 with the competition kicking off at 11:00.

In Windhoek, the games will take place at DTS Sports Grounds and competitors are also expected to register by 10:00 with the games starting at 11:00. Entry fees are N$300 which includes the yearly N$250 NESA membership fee. The competition only offers 32 player spots per qualifier where 16 players from each qualifier will go through to the finals.

Winners will receive Namibian National Colours and compete against countries like South Africa. The competition will accord national eSports players a chance to compete on an International level under the Namibian flag.

The event is open to all Namibian Nationals only. "The aim of NESA is to professionalise and globalise competitive electronic sports in Namibia and to enhance our competitive reach. The Tekken Nationals are being held to find Namibia's top Tekken players and award them Namibian National Colours which will then allow them to compete on a scale never before seen in Namibia under the national banner", Lippert explained. For more information, Timo Lippert can be contacted at 081 245 8141/ lippertnam88@gmail.com or visit the Facebook page at Nesa.Namibia.

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APS gives cricket development major boost Africa Personnel Services announced its sponsorship to Cricket Namibia for the development of young cricket talent. The announcement was made in Windhoek this week at the start of the recent T20 Development Tournament.

The APS U/15 T20 Tournament is made up of four teams: the APS Lions, Wolves, Cheetahs and Rhinos which battle it out for the APS Trophy which was be presented to the winning Lions team. A total of 50 boys took part in the tournament which concluded last Sunday.

The President of Cricket Namibia, Mr Richard Frankle, thanked the tournament title sponsors Mr Robert de Villiers and his wife Annemarie.

He further extended his appreciation to the supporting parents, coaches, officials and Exco Committee members. Mr Frankle applauded APS for the initiative in investing in cricket development and described it as “a boost” for the country.

In October this year, APS celebrates its 21st anniversary. “What better way of celebrating a 21st birthday than giving this huge

APS Lions

present to cricket development in Namibia", said Frankle. The sponsorship amounted to N$250 000 and covered the cost of the tournament.

The Managing director for APS, Mr Robert de Villiers, at the start of the tournament said cricket development will go a long distance in keeping young talent constructively occupied through sport.

Not only does it promote health and a positive outlook on life, but also keeps youngsters away from evils like substance abuse threatening Namibia’s social fabric.

The winners of the first APS U15 T20 Cricket Development Tournament were: 1st – APS Lions 2nd runner up- APS Cheetahs 3rd runner up – APS Wolves 4th runner up – APS Rhinos The tournament was a fun one!

Managing Director for APS, Robert de Villers and President of Cricket Namibia Mr Richard Frankle

Namibia Gymnasts on their way to Sofia, Bulgaria Four Namibia Gymnasts are on their way to Sofia, Bulgaria, to compete in the World Age Group Championships during November 2017.

The 3rd qualifying competition in Trampoline and Tumbling took place on Friday, 18 and Saturday, 19 August at the Jan Wilken Stadium in Walvis Bay. Gymnasts from Walvis Bay Gymnastics Club, Crete Gymnastics Club - Windhoek, Griffins Gymnastics Club – Windhoek, Moria Gymnastics Club - Outjo, Swakopmund Gymnastics Club and Windhoek Trampoline Club participated in this event.

A total of 102 gymnasts competed in different levels and age groups. The club will also host the National Championships on 15 and 16 September for Trampoline and Tumbling.

The results of the last competition were as follows: The following Gymnasts will represent Namibia in Sofia, Bulgaria, to compete in the World Age Group Championships during November 2017. These Gymnasts are Naude Krone, Lance Potgieter, Carane van zyl and Charlize van zyl.

The following upcoming competitions hosted by the NGF are: The 2nd Qualifying competition for Artistic Gymnastics will be on 22 and 23 September at the Dome in Swakopmund The National Championships will be on 20 and 21 October for Artistic Gymnastics at the Dome in Swakopmund The National Championships will be on 27 and 28 October for Rhythmic Gymnastics at the Jan Wilken stadium in Walvis Bay.