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SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6748 THURSDAY 3 MAY 2018 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

All Staff at Langer Heinrich receive retrenchment letters Floris Steenkamp

Confirmation was received yesterday that the first workers received their letters of retrenchment at Langer Heinrich Uranium (LHU), confirming the worst fears that the mine will not be resuming uranium production anymore, but instead would be placed under care and maintenance (mothballing) indefinitely.

A memorandum addressed to all staff at LHU yesterday indicated although the finer details are yet to be ironed out with the Namibian Government and with the mine's joint-venture partners, it is unlikely that production will resume. It was also confirmed to staff that Langer Heinrich Uranium is in a “financially distressed position” and cannot function any more without the financial aid of Paladin Energy, the Australian-based majority owner of the mine.

The Langer Heinrich Uranium mine is situated some 75km, east, southeast of Swakopmund. The economies of both Swakopmund and Walvis Bay are significantly reliant on the mine. The mine not only employs and procures locally, but the import of mining chemicals, transport services and the export of uranium oxide are some other segments also expected to take a severe knock downstream.

The memorandum states the decision to halt production was already taken on 24 April. All that remains now is a stockpile of uranium ore with which Langer Heinrich can continue to produce uranium oxide. This stockpile is scheduled to run out by June 2019.

Langer Heinrich expects to complete the retrenchments by August this year. A pool of 20 employees only will be retained for care and maintenance purposes and to look after the assets of the mine, it is said in the memorandum signed by Michael Introna, Langer Heinrich Uranium's managing director.

MUNW says it was not consulted in the process - report on page 2

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Vandalism of road signs

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New owners for Goanikontes

Fish consumption among Namibians almost half less than global average consumption Locker vom Hocker

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NANTU jubilant after High Court victory Sharlien Tjambari The Namibia National Teachers Union (NANTU) is jubilant after it was victorious in its High Court bid to force the Namibian Government to pay teachers a so-called “hardship allowance”. An agreement dated 2015 between Government and NANTU makes provision for a hardship allowance, but to date no teachers received this payment.

NANTU launched a High Court bid on 21 February this year, Erongo Regional Chairperson of NANTU, Jonathan Tsuseb recently explained to namib times. Adding, the hardship allowance falls under the so-called “Bush Continues on page 2

Namibians consume an average of 11 kilograms of fish per annum per person (per capita), way below the global average of 20,5 kilograms of fish per person per year. These statistics were recently released by the Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources Bernhard Esau at the inauguration of the Namibia Fish Consumption Promotion Trust’s fish shop at Lüderitz.

In fact, the Namibia Fish Consumption Promotion Trust’s primary goal is to promote fish consumption among Namibians and to stimulate business de-

velopment and employment in fish trading. Namibia is a fisheries nation, yet fish consumption by Namibians are far below global averages.

Kickboxing’s medalsgalore in Botswana

Getting Namibians to eat more fish has the potential to unlock fish enterprise development and food security, said the minister at the official opening.

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Allowance” which is an incentive to attract, recruit and retain qualified teachers stationed in rural areas.

Bush Allowance pay-outs amount to N$1 750-00 and a Hardship Allowance is N$1150-00. Government only committed itself to paying out the Bush Allowance. Teachers entitled to the Hardship Allowance never saw these payments and through NANTU dragged Government to court.

Tsuseb explained some of these allowances are payable since October 2015. He further said the High Court ruling states Government has six months to come up with the money to pay these allowances in arrears.

On the picture: the Erongo Regional Chairperson of NANTU, Jonathan Tsuseb, at the NANTU offices in Swakopmund's Rakotoka Street where he spoke to namib times following the court ruling.

MUNW’s as Langer Heinrich Uranium to set record straight The Mine Workers Union of Namibia says it has not been involved in the process of Langer Heinrich Uranium's decision not to resume uranium production and for the retrenchment of all employees, safe from a handful that would stay behind to take of the mine's ongoing maintenance and care (“mothballing”).

In a letter to Langer Heinrich Uranium yesterday, the Union asks for the CEO of Australian-based Paladin Energy, Alexander Molyneux, and also for the managing director of Langer Heinrich Uranium, Michael Introna, to set the record straight in this regard.

In this same letter the Union says it only learnt via the grapevine in October 2017 of possible retrenchments and in fact only learnt through Molyneux's media statement last week the mine will not resume production of uranium oxide.

Father Herman Klein-Hitpass How we knew him Ambassador Wilfried Emvula remembers Father Klein-Hitpass A humble, sophisticated, intelligent and yet a leader of outstanding character came to Walvis Bay in the late 70's to lead the Catholic church. It was however not by humble choice but forced by the circumstances of that time.

Those were the years when political and church leaders inside the country were victimized by the notorious Apartheid regime.

Father Kleinhitpass, better known to all as simply Father Herman used to serve and lead the Catholic church in Tsumeb and the surrounding areas where he also assisted communities against Human Rights violations, those evicted from the farms as well as those who were dismissed unfairly.

It was due to his service that he found himself on the wrong side of the law then. When the regime had enough of him, as in the case of other Catholic priests who used to be German in most cases, they served him a banning order (deportation) to leave the country in a short while.

After some consultations with his superiors, he took a decision to put the regime in a test by deciding to move to Walvis Bay which was then regarded as part of South Africa.

That decision was taken to see if they will further victimize him by serving another banning order

which could have been understood to mean that indeed Walvis Bay was not part of South Africa.

The regime of that time, then seem to have understood the logic and left Father Herman alone.

They, however, kept him under house arrest for the rest of the time warning him not to go to Swakop or any part of Namibia (South West) without the knowledge and permission of the Security Service.

Father Herman became part of the oppressed members of the community and continued his work as a Good Shepherd, as by the name of the Catholic congregation in Kuisebmond. He continued his work unhindered although he was closely watched, followed at a distance in many cases as he moved around in the community especially when it came to Kuisebmond and Narraville.

He raised his voice against human rights violations, victimization of workers and the

oppressed and disadvantaged majority.

He used to organise legal aid through the CCN and the Catholic church and organized legal defence for the vulnerable persons who otherwise could not afford legal services. We remember the case of Leonard Sheehama who was accused of bombing the Atlantic Butchery and the Walvis Bay Post Office, the arrest of students from the Kuisebmond Secondary School, the case of a young man who was grilled over a hot plate by the then security police during interrogation and many such incidents.

He has been harassed and warned by the security police for housing destitute for a night in his house in town when they, according to the police, didn't belong there.

Father Herman will be remembered for having fought for the rights of the oppressed, both in minority and majority groups.

He fought against the

Council refuses request Küska 2018 be cancelled A group that calls itself the Descendants of the Survivors of the 1904-1908 Genocide threatens to sue the Swakopmund municipality if it allows the German carnival, Küska, to proceed this year. The town council last week turned down a written request to dump the Küska, which now leaves the ball entirely in the group's court.

In a letter dated 16 April 2018, Descendants of the Survivors of the 1904-1908 Genocide invited a group of people they stereotyped as “all white German community members in Swakopmund” to come and explain why “their” German forefathers killed the Herero and Nama people. The invitation was set for 21 April. In the letter the group says they will not allow the Küska to continue if this appointment was not honoured.

On the same day a letter was directed to the Swakopmund town council in which it was requested the Küska 2018 be cancelled, fail-

ing of which legal action would follow. Council last week at its Ordinary Monthly Meeting indeed turned down the request for the Küska to be cancelled.

The Group nowhere in these writings acknowledges the fact Germany

already publicly apologised for the HereroNama Genocide and committed itself to development aid to Namibia as a means to compensate for this wrong committed against the Herero and Nama people. ·The Marine Denkmal (marine monument) at Swakopmund (pictured) has become a symbol of distaste for the descendants of the Herero and Nama people whose forefathers were killed or suffered in the events of 1904 to 1908. There were calls before for the monument to be packed and sent back to Germany.

Body washes ashore at Langstrand The body of a male person, presumably a coloured person, was found on the beach at Langstrand Extension 2 at 07:30 yesterday.

The Namibian Police at Walvis Bay suspects the man washed ashore after death, and investigators are now appealing to the public to come forward with any information that could lead to the identification of the deceased.

The deceased is believed to have been between 22 and 25 years of age. The person was wearing a grey jockey with the trade mark “Calvin Klein” at the time of his death. The body displays a tattoo on the right hand side of the chest reading: “Loyalty”. If you have any information, kindly contact your nearest police station.

Contract Labour system and the unfair wages of t h e f i s h e r m e n . We remember when he virtually forced the Walvis Bay/Kuisebmond Municipality to build 5/6 houses for a Topnaar Community that used to live at the dump site which took hard negotiations with the authorities. And he got it right.

The houses were built when most thought it was not going to happen.

I vividly remember when at times I had to ferry letters to Swakop for confidential matters that needed to reach the church leadership in Windhoek, we would climb up into the church tower in Kuisebmond to take photos, when the police was victimizing the demonstrating SWAPO members and students of the High School in Kuisebmond, for purposes of evidence in order to send it to the papers.

One interesting case which also comes to mind, is when the issue of illegal exploitation of natural resources was highly reported, raising questions as to where our uranium was being exported to.

We used to track and trace the movement of containers leaving Rossing Uranium by night, being shipped from Walvis Bay to Durban, back to Cape Town before it left for some far destinations. It was interesting to note the secrecy around it and how the process was administered over night, moving containers from ports around South Africa before it ultimately leave onto the high seas.

In 1989, when I was on the verge of being dismissed as Headmaster of Duinesig Primary, and now Judge Dave Smuts, who was then founder of the Legal Assistance Center approached me to open the Walvis Bay Advice Office as Paralegal and Director, Father Herman allowed us to open the Office at the garage on the premises of the Catholic church in Kuisebmond.

That was the time when security was sharpened around Walvis Bay. People were not allowed to go over the Swakop bridge, without an ID when entering or leaving Walvis Bay. Many were harassed, assaulted and even beaten up. We then

used to organize for legal assistance, and get lawyers from Windhoek. The Office used to benefit a lot from the advice Father Herman provided.

Father Herman was a man of truth, fearless and indeed humble and yet sophisticated. He feared for no regime of that time. He served his communities with grace.

He was a man of truth and fairness, It is regrettable that we lost him in the condition he was but still humble.

A man of few words, but very philosophical. He was well informed through a network of friends in all communities. When one met Fr Herman early morning, he could tell what happened in each of the three sections of Walvis Bay over night.

May the good Lord, grant him a deserved resting place along other saints and other such leaders of the church and communities. May his soul rest in eternal peace, We will remember him for the good deeds of bravery. He has offered his safety and comfort for many.

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Swakopmund municipality writes off N$1 million debt of Water Master The Swakopmund municipality has written off almost N$1 million in bad debt of Water Master, the service provider for water supply to the DRC informal settlement.

The decision was Master did not pay for firm Kinghorn Assoannounced at the re- the water supplied, ac- ciates. Despite efforts cent council meeting. cording to information by the law firm’s debt Council had an agree- from the agenda of the recovery department, ment with Water Council meeting.

Water Master’s bad Master to supply wa- Due to the non-pay- debt could not be reter to the residents of ment of its account, covered. t h e D R C . Wa t e r Council installed stand Hence the decision to Master purchased the alone communal taps write off the debt of apwater at Council, for in 2011. Council also proximately N$999 reselling to the re- took over the water 246-78. Provisions are sidents of DRC. This supply. made in every year’s agreement was never Water Master was municipal budget for h o n o u r e d . Wa t e r handed over to the law bad debts.

Road signs damaged by vandals

Several road signs were damaged and even destroyed by unknown people in Walvis Bay over the past few days. The vandal or vandals bend sign faces, and in most instances they break. The culprits also pull signs out of the ground.

“It is important for people to understand damaging road signs can lead to serious road accidents. It can lead to the loss of innocent lives or very serious injuries. Please refrain from vandalising road signs”, a senior traffic official said yesterday.

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Knife fight leaves one dead

Court

Sharlien Tjambari

Walvis Bay Court Report 24 April Derick Joel (30) Housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. (December 2016) Matter is postponed to 29 May 2018.

Quinton van Wyk (43) Drunk driving (February 2017) Case withdrawn.

John Hendrick Johnson (24) Theft of a motor vehicle. (October 2016) Case is transferred to the Regional Court of Swakopmund and will be heard on the 11 May 2018.

Willem van Wyk (27) Assault common read with the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, Act 4 of 2003. (March 2018) Accused was found guilty and charged with a fine of N$1 500 or 3 months imprisonment.

Frans Angula (40) Assault common with the Domestic Violence Act, Act 4 of 2003. (March 2018) Accused was found guilty and charged with N$1 500 or 3 months imprisonment.

Lorenzo Julie (40) Assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm read with the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, Act 4 of 2003.

(March 2018).

Wilhelm Jacobus Scholtz (54) Two counts of theft by false pretences. (April 2018) The matter is postponed to 15 May 2018.

Likikoto Kakona (43) Failure to attend maintenance inquiry. (August 2017) The case is transferred to the Katima Mililo Court and will be heard on the 7 May 2018.

25 April Herold Oxurab (27) Assault by threat read with the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, Act 4 of 2003. (April 2018) Accused was sentenced to a fine amount of N$1 500 or 90 days imprisonment.

Hardmund Amo Gee Geingob (32) Dealing in cocaine. (May 2016) Matter was postponed to 2 May 2018.

Salinde Katimila (43) Theft. (July 2016) Matter is postponed to 28 May 2018.

Tefulianos Kamati (29) Fraud. (January 2018) Bail of N$6 000 granted. Matter is postponed to 9 July 2018.

Frans Nandongo (27) Rape. (May 2017) Matter is postponed to 31 July 2018.

Andries Geingob (42) Theft of copper.

(Febuary 2018) Matter is postponed to 5 June 2018.

Amon Lungamei (35) Drunk driving. (March 2018) Bail is extended to 9 July 2018.

Boston Swartbooi (24) Drunk driving.

(December 2107) Bail is extended to 5 June 2018.

Derick Joell (30) Housebreaking with the intent to steal. (December 2016) Matter is postponed to 29 May2018.

26 April Heinrich van Zyl (38) Committing an immoral act with a girl under the age of 16. (April 2017) Bail is extended to 29 August 2018.

Hipundjua Nuuha (44) Assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. (October 2017) Accused is at large. Warrant of arrest is issued.

Issacs Mark (28) Theft. (April 2018) Fine amount of N$3 000 or 6 months imprisonment.

Sakeus Kahunga (24) Robbery. (April 2018) Matter is postponed to 31 May 2018.

Joseph Kamungwa (30) Dealing in cocain.

(January 2018) Accused was sentenced to a fine of N$5 000 or 12 months imprisonment.

Moses Shitayi (19) Robbery. (March 2018) Matter is postponed to 12 June 2018.

27 April 2018 Nico Doeseb (42) Failure to pay maintenance.

(April 2017) Matter is postponed to 6 July 2018.

Paul Kotze (24) Jacob Sacil (21) Petrus Kotze

(22) Malicious damage to property. (November 2017) Case withdrawn against all three of the accused.

Kasper Shimooshili (32) theft of a motor vehicle.

(December 2017) Bail amount of NS20 000 is extended to 30 July 2018.

Mathias Ndombo Shipepe (32) theft of a motor vehicle. (December 2017) Bail amount of N$10 000 is extended to 30 July 2018.

Jason Ngalandji (40) theft of a motor vehicle.

(December 2017) Bail amount of N$35 000 is extended to 30 July 2018.

Erkan Kapaanda (40) theft of a motor vehicle.

(December 2017) Bail amount of N$10 000 is extended to 30 July 2018.

Times Shikalepo (39) theft of a motor vehicle.

(December 2017)Bail amount of N$10 000 is extended to 30 July 2018.

David Sheehama theft of a motor vehicle.

(December 2017) Bail amount of N$10 000 is extended to 30 July 2018.

Didi Cecilea Humphries (30) Dealing in cocaine.

(January 2018) Bail of N$ 5000 is extended to 23 July 2018.

Abner Amunyela (38) Rape with the provisions read with the Domestic Violence Act, Act 4 of 2003. (January 2018) Bail amount of N$4 000 is extended to 17 July 2018.

Tresia Hafeni (19) Two counts of theft. (March 2018) Bail of N$1 000 is extended to 2 May 2018.

Underaged boy (17) Two counts of theft (March 2018) Matter is postponed to 2 May 2018.

Alpha Hoebeb (18) Housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft. (March 2018) Matter was postponed to 2 May 2018.

Omega Hoebeb (18) Housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft. (March 2108) Matter was postponed to 2 May 2018.

Andreas Benson (23) Assault common with the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, Act 4 of 2003. (March 2108) Accused was fined with amount of N$1 500 or 30 days imprisonment.

Fikmeni Haimene (33) Drunk diving. (March 2018) Accused was found guilty. Fine amount of N$4 000 or 8 months imprisonment.

Trivolter Mutandwa (31) Defence act. (April 2018) Not guilty and discharged.

Brockerhhoff Elgino (18) Dealing in cocaine.

(October 2017) Matter is postponed to 17 September 2018.

Shipepe Malakia (29) Drunk driving. (April 2018) Accused was found guilty. Fine amount of N$5 000 or ten months imprisonment and the offender is prohibited from obtaining a drivers licence for a period of three months.

Laurence Prince Nangolo (27) Culpable homicide, failing to stop at scene of accident, no drivers license. (January 2016) Matter is postponed.

Eldon Engelbrecht (25) Housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft. (August 2016) Bail is extended to 28 May 2018.

Petrus Shimbeta (22) Murder (March 2017) Matter is postponed to 31 July 2018.

Gerson Kashikuka (59) Murder, attempted murder, assault. (February 2015) Matter is postponed to 28 May 2018.

Chaka Tsaraeb (31) Theft. (September 2017) Remains in custody.

Cyrrill Moller (45) Drunk driving. (March 2018) Bail is extended to 18 October 2018.

Joseph Everson (28) Drunk driving. (March 2018) Bail is extended to 31 May 2013.

Nadia Ouses (22) Assault by threat. (February 2018) Warrant of arrest issued.

Lazarus Chici Garuel (22) Housebreaking with the intent to steal. (April 2018) Remains in custody.

Stacey Tjongarero (20) Housebreaking with the intent to steal. (April 2018) Remains in custody.

Nicolaus Marten (20) Housebreaking with the intent to steal. April 2018) Remains in custody.

Johannes //Hoeb, age unknown, was stabbed in his neck by twenty one year old Ndilunde Hanghombe last week, Thursday at around 16:40. Johannes later succumbed to his injuries in the DRC, where the incident took place.

According to a police report, Hangombe was sitting at New Protocol Kitchen in DRC, eating kapana when //Hoeb and two other men approached him. According to witnesses //Hoeb allegedly said something to Hangombe but the Hangombe did not respond and was just quiet. //Hoeb then stabbed Hangombe in the chest with a knife. Hangombe retaliated by stabbing //Hoeb in the neck. //Hoeb stumbled away from the scene in the direction of Young Brothers Bar. He collapsed in the street E-med 24 dispatched an ambulance to the scene, but upon their arrival //Hoeb was already dead.

Hangombe was arrested for //Hoeb's murder, but due to the fact that he was also injured, he is currently recovering under police guard in the Swakopmund state hospital.

Shack fire results in two deaths A sixteen year old boy was burnt beyond recognition when the shack in which he was sleeping caught fire. The incident happened on Sunday, 29 April at around 03:00 in the morning at the DRC Location in Swakopmund.

It is said that the deceased came back home sober from NAMAS, and collected his food from his parents' shack, which is not far from his, went back to his shack and approximately after an hour the parents heard people shouting and screaming. When they went out to investigate, they noticed that their son's shack was on fire. “They tried to extinguish the fire, but failed. The body of the deceased has been taken to Swakopmund State Hospital's Morgue for post mortem. Next of kin were informed�, added Gurirab.

In another incident, a young Angolan woman, whose age is unknown and goes by the name Ndapewa, was also burnt beyond recognition when the shack she was sleeping in caught fire on 24 April, around 22:34 at the Hakahana location in Omaruru The cause of the fire could not be ascertained, but it is suspected that the deceased went to bed while a candle was still burning. It is further alleged that the deceased came home from a drinking spree, and left her roommate at the shebeen. The police is investigating the incident. The deceased next of kin have not been traced and informed yet. This incident was confirmed by Detective Inspector Daniel Gurirab of the Namibian police.

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Lions Club of Swakopmund introduces poster to educate people on environment Sharlien Tjambari

The Swakopmund Lions Club commenced with an awareness campaign against pollution of the ocean. In this regard an environmental awareness poster was handed over to the Swakopmund Municipality and will be displayed to educate the public over the effect of non-biodegradable substances, like plastics, in the ocean.

According to Renate Witt, the coordinator of the Swakopmund Lions Club, the oceans became home to islands of floating plastic that not only kills off marine life, but it also negative influences the water quality of the ocean.

The oceans are increasingly becoming acidic and cannot sustain marine life as we know it indefinitely.

Apart from Swakopmund municipality, schools will also receive these posters as the youth is the future of healthy oceans.

These posters will be displayed at school reception areas and in libraries.

“Let us educate the young ones on how to keep our town litter-free. The posters will also be displayed at venues across Swakopmund including guest houses and other public outlets”, explained Witt.

The Deputy Mayor of Swakopmund, Councillor Maria Elago, who received the poster on behalf of the council on Monday this week said in order for our town to achieve its goal of securing a sustainable environment, we need to educate our people on environmental sustainability. That includes targeting long distance taxi operators, tour operators and other systems which handle people in masses.

“Together we must take responsibility towards the cleanliness of our environment, because we all depend on it for our own well-being.

This is why I continually urge citizens of Swakopmund to join the municipality in all its ef-

forts in making Swakopmund the cleanest

town in Namibia”, said Elago.

The President of the Lions Club Max Schwieger hands over the environmental awareness poster to the Deputy Mayor of Swakopmund Councillor Maria Elago.

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Namibia Fish Consumption Promotion Trust at Lüderitz The Namibia Fish Consumption Promotion Trust (NFCPT) inaugurated its new fish shop at Lüderitz on 27 April. The occasion was officiated by the Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Bernhard Esau. The fish shop was constructed at a price tag of N$5.3 million and employs 5 staff members. The shop serves Lüderitz’s 15 000 residents.

“We are faced with a challenge of ensuring that Namibians consume more fish per capita than is currently the case, in keeping with our status as a major fishing nation in the world. The NFCPT greatly assists in accomplishing the task of increasing fish consumption among Namibians.

Thursday 3 May High Tide: 05:11 Low Tide: 11:07 High Tide: 17:37 Low Tide: 23:21

Saturday 5 May High Tide: 06:18 Low Tide: 12:15 High Tide: 18:52 Low Tide: --:--

Friday 4 May: High Tide: 05:13 Low Tide: 11:39 High Tide: 18:12 Low Tide: 23:57

Sunday 6 May Low Tide: 00:41 High Tide: 06:59 Low Tide: 13:00 High Tide: 19:45

Port Log

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Baard-couple buys Goanikontes Oasis Mr Charl Baard and his wife René Baard announced this week the acquisition of Goanikontes Oasis. Goanikontes is a very popular day visitor and weekend breakaway spot in the Swakop River, only a stone’s throw from the world-renowned welwitschia plains and the Moon Valley.

Goanikontes is not only very popular among residents of Walvis Bay and Swakopmund, due to its close proximity, but it is also a popular camping and outdoors breakaway (bungalows) for people from across Namibia.

At Goanikontes there is a restaurant, beer garden, camping spots, bungalows, braai-amenities, a swimming pool and an animal camp for children to see exotic animals like the arpaca and pigs.

“The venue is under large shade trees and is a truly great spot to relax from the everyday rat race. Make a booking today at 064-405976. Ask for Charles or Carien.

Mr Charl Baard

Mrs René Baard

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Nick’s Racing

Nick's Racing is your trusted name in the automotive industry to improve engine performance and fuel consumption.

Nick van Bergen returned from one of his many overseas trips twenty-five years ago and decided to open Nick's Racing. He never missed an opportunity to learn more and expand his knowledge in motor racing, specifically engine tuning.

With the business now celebrating it's 25th anniversary it went through many changes, but two things remained throughout: his passion for getting the most horsepower out of an engine. Then of course he also only uses spare parts he too would use for his motor engines.

One of the trusted brands associated with Nick's Racing right from the start and which stood the test of time is K&N Air Filters.

K&N Air Filters carry a million miles guarantee and stock carried by the business exceeds N$4 million.

Nick's Racing also in the beginning sold exhaust branches and later steel bolt-on systems. This too expanded and today the business takes exceptional pride in its custombuilt performance exhaust systems. Work are done to customers' requirements. Nick's Racing's high-performance, custom-built exhaust systems banished the myth that a high-performance exhaust system must be noisy.

Nick's Racing also does traditional head porting (gas flowing), and Nick has camshafts grounded to his own specifications.

All work is done by Nick himself and over the years he placed a high premium on

acquiring the right tools to get the job done.

Nick van Bergen's approach is roll with the punches, develop solutions on the go and adapt with technology enhancements.

Nick's Racing makes use of a state-of-the art Dynamometer where petrol- and diesel engines are tuned to perfection. A lot of research is also going in on alternative fuels for high performance output, like CNG. “The Dynamometer is a tool. It is not a device to stroke your ego, nor to produce flattering figures”.

At Nick's Racing one is for sure: improved engine performance, enhanced engine reliability and fuel efficiency.

Nick's Racing has highly competitive prices and tariffs. Compared to prices charged by South African service providers, Nick's Racing beats them hands down and the secret here has to do with the fact all work is done in-house at Nick's Racing.

Nick van Bergen admits time is slowly but surely catching up with him. He has no one to inherit his business and probably one day has to sell it. In the meantime, he says, he maintains fully committed to quality service, quality parts and do what he does best – tune those engines to perfection for maximum performance.

All prices and information can be found on www.nicksracing.com with regular updates on https://www.facebook.com/nicksracing/here you will find a lot of other parts too, such as Light Force spotlights as well as the Mile Marker hydraulic winches.

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Rotary club of Swakopmund brings cheer to old age home Melba Kaure

The Rotary club of Swakopmund gave out seventy five winter care packages last week Thursday, to the residents of the Welwitscha Old Age home in Swakopmund.

Speaking at the event, President of the Rotary club of Swakopmund Anja Rohwer, said that the club wanted to show the people in the old age home that they are not forgotten, “Old people are often forgotten, even though they are very important as they were once the stepping stone for us young people, and should be appreciated”. The winter care packages contained toiletries, chocolate, biscuits and vapour rub.

Some of the residents who received the winter care packages

Rotary Club of Swakopmund President Anja Rohwer with some of the residents of the old age home

OMBALANTU FINANCIAL SERVICE ORION FINANCIAL AID NOTICE OF REIMBURSEMENT OF OVER CHARGED CLIENTS: PLACE: DATE: TIME:

Otavi Street 20, Haus Atlantic 10th & 11th July 2018, Swakopmund 08:00 am till 13:00 pm 14:00 pm to 17:00 pm

PLACE: DATE: TIME:

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Strip-Strip-Hurra! “Lily” ein großer Worte der Woche

Folge 3 Vor dem tiefschwarzen Bühnenhintergrund leuchtete ein sehr gut gewachsenes Mädchen auf.

Soweit man mit bloßem Auge feststellen konnte, hatte es nichts an. Dem wurde aber bald abgeholfen. Zu den Klängen eines NegroSpirituals bekleidete die junge Dame sich langsam und sorgfältig mit allen möglichen Dessous. Als sie damit fertig war, hatte sie anscheinend etwas vergessen, denn sie zog sich ebenso langsam noch mal aus. Dann strich sie mißrauisch mit beiden Händen an sich herauf und herunter, ob nicht doch etwa irgendwo ein Faden hängengeblieben war. Während dieser Tätigkeit wechselte pausenlos die Beleuchtung.

Mal wurde ihre linke Hälfte bestrahlt, mal die rechte. Die Lichtfinger mehrerer Scheinwerfer wanderten liebevoll von einem plastischen Effekt zum anderen. Die junge Dame schien angestrengt nachzudenken. Was hatte sie vergessen? Wir sollten es gleich merken: Sie wollte uns noch etwas mit dem Bauch vorwackel.

Das tat sie eine Minute lang, um dann im aufrauschenden Orgelfinale ihre Kreise und Ellipsen beschreibende Kehrseite vorzuführen. Mit dem letzten Akkord verlosch das Licht, der erste “Strip-Intègral” hatte sein Ende gefunden.

“Das war ziemlich müde”, sagte mein Nachbar, “ da hätten Sie mal bei der Eröffnung des “Crazy Horse” den berühmten Floh-Strip-tease von Miss Fortunia sehen sollen! Sie suchte sich überall nach einem imaginären Floh ab. Da war was los!” Das glaubte ich ihm unbesehen, denn die Möglichkeiten sind fast unbegrenzt.

Es folgte eine sogenannte “komische Nummer”. Ein grotesk häßliches For-

Erfolg für die Dance Factory

Wider den Ärger

Musst dich nicht ärgern; wen interessiert's?!

Musst dich nur wundern, was alles passiert!

Musst immer denken, die Leut' sind nicht klug.

Dummheiten im Leben machst auch du genug!

Musst dich nicht ärgern; lass das doch sein!

Schadet dir nur und bringt nichts ein!

Wird dich zerfressen und lässt dich nicht ruhn.

Schau drüber weg; hast Bess'res zu tun!

scher-Ehepaar in Shorts und Tropenhelm hopste hektisch um einen aufrecht stehenden Sarg mit einer weiblichen Mumie herum. Der Forscher wollte forschen und begann die Mumie zu entkleiden, woraus sie sehr lebendig wurde und nun ihrerseits dem Forscher das gleiche anzutun versuchte. Zu den Klängen der “Eroica” (der für die Musik Verantwortliche muß auf der Platte wohl ein “t” zu viel gesehen haben) zogen sich nun die drei ein dutzendmal gegenseitig die Beinkleider runter. Als Abschluss dieses Leckerbissens moderner Unterhaltungskunst versetzte die erboste Gattin dem Forscher mit dem Nudelholz einige wohlgezielte Schläge auf den Bauch. Ich spürte deutlich, wie die Dame neben mir zusammenzuckte.

Es sollte aber noch pikanter kommen. Aus den Lautsprechern drang die Ankündigung: “Jetzt wird Miss Cherry Liberty auf ihrem magischen Sattel die Flamme der Leidenschaft anblasen!”

Das klang sehr vielversprechend.

Nach einigen Sekunden völliger Dunkelheit, die wahrscheinlich der Besinnung dienen sollten, wurde auf der Bühne ein reichverzierter Cowboysattel sichtbar. Auf ihm saß Miss Liberty in einem aus mehreren Fransen bestehenden Kostüm. Drei Schritte

davon entfernt schwebte ein bunter Punchingball auf einer Spirale von einem Meter Höhe. Miss Liberty befreite sich unter großem Bewegungsaufwand von einer Franse, stieg ab, ging zum Ball, zeigte ihm ihre Kehrseite und setzte ihn durch wohlgezielte Stöße mit dem Allerwertesten in schwingende Bewegungen. Licht aus.

Licht an: Sie saß wieder im Sattel und nestelte die nächste Franse los. Zurück zum Ball, gleiche Schubsbewegungen, Licht aus.

Und das wiederholte isch, bis Miss Liberty in totaler Textilfreiheit dastand. Als die Künstlerin zum letztenmal den Ball mit dem Gesäß zum Pendeln brachte, drehte sie sich zum Publikum, streckte die Zunge raus und schrie “Bäh”...

Fortsetzung folgt!

Musst dich nicht ärgern; das tut dir nicht gut.

Geht mal was schief, bewahre ruhig Blut!

Kurz ist dein Leben und lang bist du tot.

Mensch, bloß nicht ärgern, Lachen tut not!

Hautpdarstellerin in der Tanzshow war die 17jährige Roux-Che Shidute, die seit drei Jahren die Dance Factory besucht, vorher jedoch bereits Ballettunterricht in der Hafenstadt erhielt. Sie spielte die Wasserrose, die von der Mutter Natur in ein Mädchen verwandelt wird um die Menschen in der Stadt darüber aufzuklären, wie schlimm die Wirkung der Vermüllung auf die zerbrechliche Umwelt is Foto: Viola Hüsselmann Swakopmund (sk) - Beide Aufführungen Am 13. und 14. April waren ein großer Erstellten diverse junge folg und gehören zu Tänzerinnen der Dance den inzwischen jährFactory unter der Lei- lich mit Spannung ertung von Carmen Wal- warteten Events unsedeck ihr Können in der rer Stadt.

NPS-Kulturaula unter Die Dance Factory Beweis. In der Show wurde im Jahre 2010 namens ”Lily” wurde ins Leben gerufen, und das Thema Vermüllung seit nunmehr knapp und Umweltschutz aus acht Jahren hatten beder Perspektive eines reits zig Kinder, JuKindes tänzerisch dar- gendliche und Erwachgestellt. Die Botschaft sene das Vergnügen, der Müllreduzierung verschiedene Tanzund Wiederverwertung arten zu erlernen, sei es von so genanntem Ab- nun Jazz, Modern Danfall ist immer wieder cing, Ballett oder gekonnt in die Ge- anderes. schichte eingewoben.

(hochdeutsch frei nachgedichtet von JensRobert Schulz, 2009, nach dem niederdeutschen Original "Mötst di nich argern" von Rudolf Tarnow)

Haltet unsere wunderschöne Natur sauber Möchten Sie zeigen, wie es manchmal um unsere Behilflichkeit bestellt ist?

Melden Sie sich bei Susann Kinghorn; Tel. 405183 oder 0812538850; E-Mail: susann kinghorn@gmail.com Ich spreche

Can you kein Englisch! please help me?

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste

Köstlicher Spaß mit Hunden Swakopmund (sk) Höhepunkt des “Fun Dog Day” war die “Modenschau”, bei der Hundebesitzer ihre Lieblinge in bunten Kostümen vorführten. Da gab es unter anderem einen Boerbul im Trainingsanzug zu sehen, eine Promenadenmischung, die einer ägyptischen Mumie ähnelte,, einen Mops im Superman-Outfit und einen Labrador, der wie Bob Marley aussah.

Der “Fun Dog Day’ ist eine jährlicher Event des Swakopmunder Tierschutzvereins, um Gelder locker zu machen.

47 Hunde wurden für den Wettbewerb angemeldet, wobei es verschiedene Gewinn-Kategorien gab, zum Beispiel eine für den sabbernden Champion, eine für den am

besten gekleideten und den ungepflegtesten Hund, für denjenigen mit der nettesten Persönlichkeit und denjenigen, der am besten mit dem Schwanz wedeln kann.

Der “Fun Dog Day” findet nun bereits seit mehr als zehn jahren statt, und auch diesmal war Hills der Hauptsponsor der Preise für den Wettbewerb. Hills ist ein US-amerikanischer Hersteller von hochwertiger und ausgewogener Tiernahrung.

Interessant war auch die Palette an Hundesorten, die sich eingefunden hatte. Da gab es eine Dänische Dogge zu sehen, einen französischen Pudel, Dackel, Staffordshire Terrier, Rottweiler, einen weißen Schäferhund und mehr.

Die Einnahmen des Events dienen dazu, die laufenden Kosten des Vereins zu tragen.

1. Das Weinfass, das Frau Weber leerte, verheerte ihre Leberwerte.

2. Ein knallroter Krebs aus der Krummen Lanke kroch bequem über eine kalte kühle Korbflasche.

3. Es klapperte die Klapperschlang', bis ihre Klapper schlapper klang.

4. Kaiser Karl konn-te keine Kümmelkerne kauen, warum konnte Kaiser Karl keine Kümmelkerne kauen?

Weil Kaiser Karl keine Kümmelkerne kauen konnte.

5. Klaus Knopf liebt Knödel, Klöße, Klöpse. Knödel, Klöße, Klöpse liebt Klaus Knopf.

Ebenbild Gottes?

Liebe Küstenleser!

Als Smittie (Hannes Smith) noch den Windhoek Observer redaktionell betrieb, studierten vor allem die Khakihelden unseres Landes zuerst die Rückseite dieser Wochenend-Zeitung, denn die Oben-Ohne-Dame in einer Koeranta war ein Novum in Namibia.

Nach dem “Scannen”

Jippeh, Superman ist wieder da! Jacky Worms 12 Jahre alter Mops Herry, den sie vom Tierschutzverein erwarb, gewann den ersten Preis als best verkleideter Hund.

Jacky beschreibt ihr süßes Möpschen als “lustiges Kerlchen”. So sieht das Hundchen auch aus, und der Outfit steht ihm ausgezeichnet.

Fotos: Privat!

Außerdem ist der errichten, um somit der SPCA zur Zeit dabei, wachsenden Nachfrage neue Hundezwinger zu gerecht zu werden.

Die Freude am Dog Fun Day steht diesen drei Grazien und dem Herrn geradezu im Gesicht geschrieben. Von links: Swakopmunder Tierschutzvereinsmitglieder Ingrid Gürtel und Inga Potgieter, Almuth Styles (Besitzerin des Informationszentrums namib i) und Hans Thomass (”Sängerknabe” des SMGV).

Zungenbrecher

Locker vom Hocker

Gab es tatsächlich keinen einzigen Augenblick des Erbarmens in dieser Ewigkeit der Hölle? Darf es wahr sein, dass nicht einer dieser teuflischen Kreaturen auch nur einen Moment innehielt, um sich zu fragen, welch unfassbares Leid hier gerade geschah. Konnte keiner den unsagbaren Schmerz des

brannt werden.

Einige seiner ExFreundinnen beschreiben Madsen als Anhänger brutalster sadistischer und masochistischer Praktiken.

Ohne Worte der Rückseite unserer deutschen Tageszeitung hingegen ist man bestens über die gruseligsten Vorfälle - von Morden, Entführungen, Busunglücken, Sterbefällen der Prominenz und mehr informiert.

Beim Diagonal-Lesen der AZ-Backpage blieb mein Auge an einer Kurzinfo hängen, die mich bis ins Knochenmark erschüttert hat: In Indien wurde ein achtjähriges Mädchen von mehreren Männern eine Woche lang wiederholt vergewaltigt, gefoltert und dann ermordet. Ich konnte nicht anders, als mir konkret vorzustellen, wie ein kleine, wehrlose Puppe von mehreren, ihr von der Kraft her ums hunderfache überlegenen Barbaren aufs Äußerste verletzt und dann umgebracht wird. Und das über sieben Tage!

Mädchens empfinden?

Die grausame, geplante Tat spielte sich in dem Dorf Rassana im Bundesstaat Jammu und Kaschmir ab. Das Mädchen gehörte zu der nomadisch lebenden, muslimischen Gruppe der Bakarwal und wurde zum Opfer, weil man den Bakarwal eine Lektion erteilen wollte, sich von Rassana fernzuhalten.

In den letzten Wochen berichteten die Medien intensivst über den Fall Peter Madsen und Kim Wall. Der 47jährige dänische Erfinder verschiedener U-Boote, hat die junge schwedische Journalistin, die in seinem Tauchboot ein Interview mit ihm führen wollte, gefesselt, sexuell missbraucht, mit u.a. einem Schraubenzieher gefoltert, zerstückelt und ihre Körperteile in mit Metall beschwerten Plastiksäcken im Meer versenkt. Er hatte schon immer von dem “perfekten Verbrechen” geträumt und nennt sich selbst einen “liebevollen Psychopathen”. Die Ermittler vermuten sexuelle Motive hinter der Tat. An Walls Leiche wurden 14 Stichwunden im Genitalbereich entdeckt. In Madsens Werkstatt fand man auf seinem Computer Filme, in denen Frauen gefoltert, enthauptet oder lebendig ver-

Auch hier stellt sich die Frage: “Gab es irgendwo während dieser entsetzlichen Folter einen Atemzug des barmherzigen Gewissens?

Ich hatte mir mal vorgenommen, Verständnis für alle Situationen menschlichen/tierlichen Verhaltens zu zeigen. Leider ist es mir nicht mehr möglich. Oder sollen Scheusale wie Peter Madsen und die Vergewaltiger des achtjährigen Mädchens in Indien etwa Ebenbild Gottes sein? Sind diese Unmenschen nicht eher eine furchtbare Verirrung, eine atemwegschlagende Anomalie, ein chromosomatische Störung, die es gilt, aus dem Wege zu schaffen?

Peter Madsen hat eine lebenslange Haft erhalten, die härteste Strafe in Dänemark überhaupt, die jedoch meist nach 15 Jahren bereits ausläuft. Dann ist dieses Scheusal wieder auf freiem Fuß, wie wahrscheinlich auch die acht hinduistischen Männer, die die kleine Asifa Bano quälten und umbrachten.

Warum haben wir Erbarmen mit erbarmungslosen Verbrechern?

Das fragt sich Ihre Susann Kinghorn, die diese verkorkste Welt nicht versteht. .

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Tierschutzverein Swakopmund (S.P.C.A.) Fun Dog Day We are pleased to report that once again, thanks to our sponsors and animal loving community, we had yet another successful SPCA Fun Dog Day. The turnout was exceptional and we thank everyone who took the time out to spend the day with us.

As always, our Fun Dog Day was well organised, thanks to our great team of volunteers and staff who worked diligently in making this event a success.

Pooches of all kinds were entered, and a highlight was the category “best dressed companions� where doggies and their humans wore extravagant and colourful outfits. The event also hosted a raffle and this year we had some truly great prizes thanks to our sponsors.

The purpose of hosting our Fun Dog Day is to create awareness for the SPCA Swakopmund. The Tierschutzverein Swakopmund operates as non-profit and independent animal welfare organization (WO438) and we rely solely on donations and support from the public. However, as a community it is also a day to relax and have fun with our fellow dog lovers.

A heartfelt 'Thank You' to all our sponsors, without you we would be lost and so would all the many dogs and cats in our care. Your contributions are valuable and much appreciated.

We have more events planned for the remainder of this year and also in preparation of our 50th Anniversary in 2020, please continue to support the animals and join us in making their world a better place. Contact us at 064-404419 or shelter@spcaswakopmund.org for more information or if you perhaps would like to become a member or make any donation. We are always in need of cat food especially and blankets.

3 MAY 2018

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Available immediately N$ 8 500.00 p/m neg Narraville Beautiful family home, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, sitting room, kitchen N$ 6 500.00 neg, Contact Emma: 081 122 8067

PROPERTIES TO RENT

TO LET SWAKOPMUND CENTRAL N$5200 – 1 bed flat, 1 bath, open / plan kitchen / lounge, with garage, imm avail N$8025 – 2bed, 1 bath, with sunroom, open-plan kitchen / lounge, furnished imm avail N$8500 – 3 bed flat, 2 bath, double garage 3rd floor, imm avail ROSSMUND N$ 7150 – 1 bed, 1 bath, kitchen / lounge and single garage, furnished / unfurnished, W&E Included, avail imm VINETA N$5000 – 2 bed flat with 1 bath open-plan kitchen lounge, Imm avail N$13 500 – 3 Bed, 2 Bath, 2 Garage, alarm, imm available MILE 4 N$8 500 – Fully furnished, 2 bed, 2 bath, open-plan kitchen / lounge, single garage, avail 1st of May 18 N$9 200 - Fully furnished, 2 bed, 2 bath, open-plan kitchen / lounge, single garage, imm avail OCEAN VIEW Houses: N$11 800 – 3bed, 2 bath, double garage, Indoor BBQ, imm avail N$15 000 – 3 bed, 2 bath, double garage, Open-Plan Kitchen / Lounge with 2 bed flat, water incl, avail 1st of May 18 MONDESA NS3850 – 2 bed, 1 bath, with garage, imm avail N$4950 – 2 bed, 1 bath, no garage, avail 1st of May 18 TAMARISKIA EXT 3 N$ 8500 – 3 bed, 2 bath, double garage, open-plan kitchen / dining, lounge, imm avail LONG BEACH N$12 000 – 4 bed house, with 3 bath, guest toilet, openplan kitchen lounge, Indoor BBQ, lots more imm avail SWAKOP - CBD N$20 800 – VAT incl, 166sqm Commercial Space, avail 1 June 18 Call Lucille on 081 169 6216 or 064 464 033

PROPERTIES TO RENT

PROPERTIES TO RENT

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

PROPERTIES TO RENT

PROPERTIES TO RENT

PROPERTIES TO RENT

TO RENT: 27 Moses Garoeb Straat, dorp 2 Slaapkamer woonstel + ingeboude kaste, oopplan kombuis & sitkamer met ingeboude kaste, shower, toilet, eie ingang + agter yard. Alarm, water & ligte ingesluit.

N$7500.00 p/m + deposit kan in 2 paaiement afbetaal word.

Kontak: 081 463 6272

TO RENT: Two bedroom, open-plan with BIC & BIS, with single garage. Available for rent beginning May. In central Walvis Bay, close to Aminities. W+E excluded.

Rent: N$5500.00 Contact: 085 222 8387 / 081 226 8475

TO LET WALVIS BAY - CBD Various sizes shop/offices available in the Pelican Mall Please phone Yolanda 081 158 3463 to view

TO RENT: Narraville 2 Bedroom house to rent in Narraville.

N$5500.00, water, alarm system + garden boy.

Prepaid electricity.

Available immediately.

Contact: 081 299 1348 TO LET: Walvis Bay, 69B, 6th street, near Venus.

Free standing 1 bedroom flat with BIC, open-plan kitchen, lounge / TV room, full bathroom, outdoor BBQ, remote garage, own entrance.

Approved tenants only.

Pet Friendly. 12 Month contract. N$5800.00 p/m + deposit, prepaid electricity, excluding water. Available immediately.

Contact: 081 653 7990 TE HUUR: Narraville Een slaapkamer woonstel te huur vir enkel persoon, kombuis, badkamer.

N$3000.00 p/m, water en elektrisiteit ingesluit.

N$2000.00 deposito.

Kontak: 081 124 9082 TO RENT: Swakopmund A one bedroom flat to rent in Swakopmund, mondesa, next to Woermann Brock with a garage, BIC, open-plan and toilet. Prepaid electricity. N$4000.00, deposit required. Burglar bars and alarm. Available immediately.

Contact: 081 211 0121 / 081 581 0234

TO RENT: Swakopmund, Tulinawa 2x Bachelor flats, built-in cupboards, mini kitchen, separate toilet. Secure area, near Woermann Brock.

Rent: N$2900.00 W+E included.

Deposit: N$2000.00 Available immediately.

Contact: 081 808 8622 / 081 294 9059 TO RENT: Two rooms available for renting in Kabeljou area, Kuisebmond. N$2400 p/m & N$2000 p/m respectively. Water included, prepaid electricity, N$1000 deposit.

Contact: 081 486 6200 / 081 214 7760 TO RENT: 2x One bedroom flat with open-plan kitchen / living room with toilet in Kabeljou area, Harder Cresent Street.

Immediately available.

W+E included.

N$3800.00 p/m + N$1000.00 deposit.

Contact: 081 205 8023 / 081 241 7015 HOUSE TO RENT: Kabeljou area.

3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen with built-in cupboards, diningroom and living room, garage will be completed by month end.

Price: N$6500.00 + deposit. Water included.

Available immediately.

Contact: 081 485 2674

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

Contact: 081 124 3904 To Let Swakopmund Coastal Estates Furnished Flat 2 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms Tandem Garage N$9 150.00 Furnished House 4 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms 2 Garages N$18 000.00 Workshop Industrial Area 115m² N$6210.00 Shop/Office Libetina Amathila Avenue 88m² N$8 700.00 Call Jan 081-2708005 Hannes 081-1498777 Irma 081-3684469 CFS PROPERTIES CC SWAKOPMUND TO LET: HOUSE Tamariskia Swakopmund.

2 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom, open plan kitchen / lounge / dining, alarm & burglar bars, pre paid electricity, no garage, free standing, pet friendly, deposit required. Immediate available. N$6,160.00 HOUSE Ocean View Swakopmund. 2 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom, open plan kitchen/lounge/dining, alarm & burglar bars, single garage, free standing, pet friendly, pre paid electricity, deposit required.Immediate available. N$8,000.00 Call Irene @ 081 353 5551 / 064 412320 Please send message to: irene@cfsnamibia.com

FLAT TO RENT: Kuisebmond 1 Bedroom, kitchen with toilet and shower. W+E included + alarm.

Deposit: N$2500.00 Available immediately.

5th Street, Orange Roughty, House No 20.

Only one to two persons.

Contact: 081 268 5349 / 081 235 0316 TO RENT: Fairways, Walvis Bay 2 Bedroom flat, 2 bathrooms, open-plan kitchen, build in stove, lounge, garage. W+E and alarm included.

N$7000.00 + deposit.

Contact Jolandie: 081 147 7626 TO RENT: Flats available, 1 bedroom flats. W+E included. In Narraville.

Contact: 081 200 6172 TO RENT: Tamariskia, Swakopmund 3 Bedroom house, garage, BIC, burglar bars, bathroom, open-plan sitting room & dining room. N$7500.00 p/m + deposit. Payable in 2 months. Immediately available.

Contact: 081 147 7969 FLAT TO RENT: Narraville, No 2 Kudu Road 2 Bedroom. W+E included. N$3500.00 p/m + deposit payable in 2 months. No children.

Contact: 081 147 7969

TO LET Jabulani: A 2-bedroom house with one bathroom, sitting-room and kitchen now available to rent. It is neatly tiled.

Deposit will be required.

NO GARAGE Rent: N$ 3 800 per month W/E incl.

Contact: 081 455 4176 Swakopmund - To Let Vogelstrand - 2 Bedrm,2 Bath Rm,2 Gar,lock Up And Go N$ 6 800.00 p/m Vineta House - 3 Bedrm, furnished, 2 Garages, near Mall N$ 11,000 p/m Ocean View House - 1 Bedrm, Bath, unfurnished, beautiful N$ 4 500.00 p/m Kramersdorf – Bachelor, furn, no Gar, w/lights Incl, N$ 5 000.00 p/m Mile 4 – Unfurnished, 2 Bedrm Duplex, 2 Bath, 1 Garage N$ 6 700.00 p/m Vogelstrandt – 3 Bedrm, 2 Bath Rm, 2 Gar, 50 m From Beach, Pool N$ 8800 p/m For Sale Tamariskia: 2 B/rm, Bath, Garage, Yard N$ 925,000 Tamariskia : New !

2 Bedrm, 2 Bath, 2 Garages N$ 1.3 Mil Mondesa: 2 Bedrm, Bath, Open Plan, Garage, Near W&b N$ 980,000 Jp Van Der Walt 081 127 2736 Capricorn Estates TO LET: Kramersdorf, Swakopmund Big one bedroom flat in secure complex, huge lounge, dining room, fitted kitchen with pantry.

Garage and veranda. Very safe and close to town.

Available 1 May for N$ 5 800.00 p/m Plus depsosit.

W/E excl.

Phone: 081 045 0898 for more information

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

PROPERTIES TO RENT

PROPERTIES TO RENT

PROPERTIES WANTED

Malakia Properties TO LET: MATUTURA HOUSE 2Bedrooms bic, bathroom, Kitchen bic and Lounge N$4800.00 W/L Excl 2Bedrooms bic, bathroom And Kitchen N$3800.00 W/L Excl OLWETWENI FLAT 2bedrooms,bathroom Open plan Kitchen, Single Garage N$4800.00 W/L Excl 2bedrooms,bathroom Kitchen, Lounge, tandem Garage Alarm system N$5500.00 W/L Excl MAHETAGO 1bedroom and bathroom N$2200.00 W/L Excl 2bedroom, open-plan kitchen and bathroom N$4600.00 W/Incl Prepaid electricity MONDESA Rooms from N$1760.00 to N$2500.00 1bedroom,bathroom kitchen N$2700.00 W/ Incl 2bedrooms,bathroom Lounge, kitchen and boundary wall N$5000.00 W/ Incl All Dep-required Office 064-406783 Cell: 081 297 7253 Cell: 081 397 2207

FLAT TO RENT: 4 Bachelor flats to rent in Kuisebmond, Makriel Street.

W+E included.

Immediately available.

Small – N$2300.00 + big – N$2900.00 Deposit (negotiable) Contact Miss Isaacs: 081 860 5019

WANTED: I am looking for a 1 bedroom flat, with BIC to rent in Narraville. Price: N$2500. - N$3000.

Water and electricity included. As from end of May 2018.

Contact: 081 200 4126 / 081 252 9546

TO RENT: Mondesa, Swakopmund 2x One bedroom bachelor flats, spacious bedroom, bathroom, separate kitchen.

Water included.

Pre paid electricity.

N$ 3 300.00 p/m Deposit N$ 1 500.00 Available immediately.

Contact: 081 422 8080 TO RENT: Large bedroom bachelors flat for rent N$ 3 800.00 p/m A large bachelors flat with exaggerated big bathroom with BIC for rent in Tamariskia, Swakopmund Secure parking available inside the yard with high walls and CCTV. W/E incl.

DSTV available Available immediately.

For viewing or whatsapp pictures please contact James: 081 140 2316 TO RENT: LONG BEACH 3 Bedroom Duplex Duet Open-plan kitchen with 2 bathroom, single garage with alarm system W& E excl.

N$10 500 + dep Contact: 081 602 1099

LONG BEACH – Flat To Rent by owner @ Lalandi Complex.

Open-plan, unfurnished bachelor flat on ground floor. kitchen, bathroom, enclosed balcony with BBQ + single garage.

N$4500.00 pm (Water included / Pre-paid electricity).

Available 1 May 2018.

Contact 081 488 4111 KUISEBMUNDAMATIST CRESENT STREET KOELDRANK FONTEIN SIDE 1 Outside room for rent 1 bedroom & small sitting or kitchen, bathroom sharing with 1 other tenant (no hot water for now) N$ 2,300.00 Available 05/05/2018deposit required 1 Big outside room for rent - N$ 2,200.00 (Water included) Prepaid-sharing with house tenants, No garage Available immediatelydeposit required Contact: 081 454 9753 FOR RENT, SWAKOPMUND Newly built house in Tamariskia Ext 3 with modern finishes FOR RENT. 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and BiC. Rent N$8200.00 per month.

Water and Alarm included, prepaid electricity. Garage under construction. Deposit N$8200.00 payable in the first 2 months. Available from 1st May 2018.

Call 0816182630 for viewing.

TO RENT: Tamariskia, Two bedroom, sitting room, open-plan kitchen, one bathroom, single garage, bund wall, both garage and gate on electric motors. Available from the 1st June 2018 for N$7000 per month (water and electricity excluded).

Contact 081 122 8068 / 081 280 1145

PROPERTIES WANTED Urgently looking for SERVICED erven about 200 to 250m² plus.

Cash buyer. Price up to NS 300 000.00 WALVIS BAY Fairways or CBD or Swakopmund.

Call 081 311 8540

PROPERTIES FOR SALE Bargain of the year!

Two bedroom flat in Walvis Bay, Town area.

Far below evaluation.

Tenants pay for your bond.

N$ 490 000.00 Rental income: N$ 4 600.00 p/m Contact: 081 313 1052 Cash & serious buyers only

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

ACCOMMODATION

FOR SALE: Opel Corsa N$ 25 000.00 neg.

Contact: 081 852 4947 S W A K O P M U N D

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

THESE ARE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES FOR A LUCRATIVE PRIVATE BUSINESS INCOME DO THIS ON YOUR OWN OR FORM A PARTNERSHIP BUT DO NOT MISS OUT

Self catering businesses for sale - JUMP IN ON AIRBNB WHILE IT IS HOT Swakopmund N$1,880,000 2 x 1 Bedr. Units registered on AirBnb, Sleeps 4 Fully fitted and all furniture included Swakopmund N$1,600,000 Sleeps 4, 2 x 1 Bedroom Units registered on AirBnb Fully Fitted and all furniture included Luderitz N$4,200,000

CARS

1 x 1 Bedr apartment sleeps 2 1 x 4 Bedr apartment sleeps 10 1 x 2 Bedr apartment sleeps 5 1 x 1 Bedr apartment sleeps 4

S W A K O P M U N D

PRYSVERLAGING!!!!

Lock, stock and barrel All registrations in place Registered on several accommodation portals and Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence

Marius Liebenberg È081 627 4061 CFS PROPERTIES CC SWAKOPMUND PROPERTY ON SHOW Date: 4th & 5th MAY 2018 Location: OCEAN VIEW FOR SALE: 2 & 3 BEDROOM UNITS Affordable 2 & 3 bedroom units. Newly built, spacious living area with kitchen / lounge / dining, scullery, 2 bathrooms, impressive double volume over living / dining area and much more.

Visit/Call/Sms Irene @ 081 353 5551 064 412320 irene@cfsnamibia. com SMALL B & B FOR SALE IN OMARURU 3 bedroom main house plus 2x2 bedrooms, guestroom, garage, 1600m² - Small pool N$1 495 000.00 neg Email: toptrade3000 @gmail.com

ADULT TOYS AND EROTICS Super SEXY Lingerie, LEGGINGS, Jeggings, Bra & panty sets, Body stockings, Costumes and many more.

Naughty gifts, quality lubricants, passage shrink for woman. Effective affordable erection tablets for men, the real McCoys, not fake. From N$70.00 for 4 pack. Enlargement pumps, gels and tablets for men. A wide range toys and vibrators for all. Visit our facebook page: ADULT TOYS AND EROTICS. Remember your shopping with us is for adventure and pure pleasure, friendly, confidential and private.

Not for sale to persons under 18. Deliveries country wide. (Discreet packaging.

Contact Us: 064 205 525 / 081 407 5773

TO HIRE HUUR ‘n TROKKIE 3,5 t / 4t Ek verwyder bou rommel / vullis / huistrekke / kantoor trekke. Enige tipe vragte.

Bel my gerus.

Ek laai self.

Eugene: 081 611 1111

WANTED

FOR SALE: Give away price: Panasonic box TV 54cm x 60cm with current NBC TV license, suitable for TV games in excellent conditions.

Contact: 081 327 9800 / 081 651 7618

Marius Liebenberg È081 627 4061 'n Netjiese onopgesmukte huis wat min onderhoud benodig vir lekker vakansies sonder om jou dood te werk om alles netjies te hou.

Hele werf onder plaveisel 3 Slaapkamerhuis met 'n 1 slaapkamer woonstel Prys is baie goed N$1,895,000

CARS

HOUSEHOLD/ FURNITURE

VACANCIES On Show Swakopmund Mile 4 Double Storey House Erf 533m ² House 346m² SEA VIEW 3 Bedrooms en-suite, guest WC, study, kitchen, lounge, diningroom, indoor braai, pantry, 3 garages N$3 850 000.00 CC Registered Call Irma 081-3684469 HOUSE FOR SALE!!

Swakopmund: Ocean View close to Spar.

Only N$ 1 850 000.00.

3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms both with shower and bath.

Spacious kitchen with granite top & 2 bar chairs.

Lounge with cladded wall for tv & mounted unit for DSTV etc. Dining room with inside braai. Scullery Double automated garage.

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

Contact owner at 081 487 1960

GARAGE SALE Why: Moving to Germany When: Saturday on the 05.05.2018 From 9:00-12:00 Where: Fischreier Str.37 Vineta Selling clothing, books, tables, cubboards, glasses, plates ,dekorations ans many other things , come and see us

FOR SALE: Fortuner for sale Year: 2011 Colour: White Km: 146000 Price: N$200 000.00 Contact: 081 485 1038

MEAT Game: Fresh from farm Order you carcasses a week in advance Meisie: 081 248 8230

FOR SALE: 1996 Rav 4J with 3GSE engine, not the normal camry engine.

Price: N$25 000.00 Contact: 081 289 7553

TO HIRE

FOR SALE: Nissan X-Trail, 2.0 XE, 2015 model with 47 000 km, midnight blue, underbody cavity and fitted reverse camera and GPS. Price: N$255 000.00 neg Contact: 081 485 2674 / 081 407 5585

CONTAINERS TO BUY / RENT and storage yard in Swakopmund with 24/7 access. Office or ablution alterations.

Cowboys.

064418150 / 081 146 4770

BCIN BEST CHEER INVESTMENTS NAMIBIA (PTY) LTD An equal opportunity employer, have vacancies for: Technical Advisors Blade Saw -Required to work at Dimension Stone Quarry and Factory in the Erongo Region.

-Need at least five years experience.

-Willing to work weekends and shifts.

-Ability to work independently and as a term.

Interested candidates who preserve the required skills for the above mentioned position are welcome to apply.

BCI P.O. Box 4676, Walvis Bay. Only short-listed candidates will be notified. No documents will be returned.

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VACANCIES

E-MAIL: smalls@namibtimes.net ORsmallswk@namibtimes.net CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication VACANCIES VACANCY: Vacancy available at Largo Video Walvis Bay Shop Assistant Friendly, helpful, bilingual person.

Unemployed Walvis Bay resident with knowledge of computer programmes and hardware will be an advantage. CV without reference will be ignored.

Must be willing to work shifts, weekends and holidays.

Hand in CV at Largo Video or e-mail to nasilow@iway.na Closing date: 10/05/2018

VACANCIES Dune 7 Adventures is looking for the following: *Experienced quad bike guides Contact: 081 626 3404

JOBS WANTED JOB WANTED: I am a 20 year old lady, looking for domestic work, cleaning. For 3-5 days a week.

In Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 326 5669 JOB WANTED: I am a 33 year old lady looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay from Monday to Friday.

I'm very hardworking and trustworthy and can start immediately.

Contact: 081 446 7622 / 081 122 5168 WERK GESOEK: Jong dame, opsoek na huiswerk. Maandae tot Vrydae. Ek kan onmiddelik begin. In Walvisbaai.

Skakel: 081 456 3004 JOB WANTED: I am a 33 year old lady, looking for domestic work. For 3 days a week.

Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday’s. In Walvis Bay. I can do washing, ironing and cleaning houses. I can start immediately.

Contact: 081 306 3600

JOBS WANTED

JOBS WANTED

JOB WANTED: I am looking for any kind of work in Walvis Bay. Weekends and after hours.

Waitress, bar and cooking.

I can start immediately.

Queen: 081 293 0296 / 081 648 1093

JOB WANTED: I am 29 year old looking for work in the procurement department, office admin, data clerk, handling of import and exports.

I have 5 years experience in office admin + PA and 4 years in customs clearing.

Contact: 081 277 0623

JOB WANTED: I am a 23 year old lady. I have a grade 12 certificate with 28 points and symbol E in English. I am looking for domestic work, for 3-5 days a week. Or taking care of children in daycares or working in a tuck shop. Only in Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 597 1503 JOB WANTED: I am 25 year old lady, looking for work in Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 613 4317 JOB WANTED: I am a 25 year old lady, looking for domestic work, babysitting, cleaning but no ironing.

In Walvis Bay. I can start immediately if there's an opportunity.

Contact: 081 727 3751 / 081 495 8498 JOB WANTED: I am a 34 year old lady, looking for domestic work, cleaning houses. In Walvis Bay, Meersig or Lagoon. Monday, Wednesday or Friday's. I have 7 years experience.

Contact: 081 308 3337 WERK GESOEK: Ek is `n 36 jarige dame, opsoek na werk, kinders oppas, skoonmaak of stryk. Van Maandae tot Vrydae.

Kontak: 081 205 3343 / 081 309 3937 JOB WANTED: A 26 year old lady, honest and hardworking is looking for day-care work, domestic work or cleaning work in Walvis Bay. I have experience in all work I mention above and reference. I have a grade 12 certificate.

Contact: 081 632 0456

JELINA: I am looking for domestic work. Mondays to Fridays, Contact: 081 869 9473 081 231 8989 WERK GESOEK 36 jarige dame is opsoek na huiswerk vir 3-5 dae per week. Swakopmnd Contact no: 0818096920 JOB WANTED: Helena Hanse, a young lady age 21 years is looking for domestic work in Vineta, Tamariskia, Ocean View and in town for a whole week (5 times a week) if possible. She is available as soon as possible and can be contacted at: Cell: 081 248 6446 / 081 330 9207 / 081 390 5233 WERK GESOEK: Ek is 32 jaar oud, soek huiswerk vir hele week.

My cell no: 0818628498 Berlinda Eises JOB WANTED: Monaliza 37 years old is looking for domestic work in Swakopmund or Rossmund 5days per week or Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

Call: 081 842 9496

JOBS WANTED

JOBS WANTED JOB WANTED: I'm a 32 year old lady looking for domestic work in Swakopmund, Mile4 or Ocean View or in town Monday to Friday can start anytime please Contact me at this number: 081 391 2570 / 081 331 0357 JOB WANTED: I am a 24 year old lady with a level 3 certificate in office administration looking for office work in Swakopmund.

Contact: 081 373 0943 JOB WANTED: I am a 33 year old lady, looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay. I am ready to start immediately. I can only speak English.

Contact: 081 480 4886 JOB WANTED: I am a 33 year old male, looking for work, forklift driver or general work or any kind of work. In Walvis Bay and Swakopmund. I have Lifting Machinery code f1 (3 ton).

Contact: 081 816 6973

JOB WANTED: A 22 year old lady, looking for work in Walvis Bay. In exception of working in tuckshops, babysitting & bars.

Contact: 081 361 0048 / 081 742 1994 JOB WANTED: A 23 year old lady, in Walvis Bay, looking for any kind of work. In exception of working in tuckshops and abysitting.

Contact: 081 742 1994 / 081 361 0048 JOB WANTED: I am looking for any kind of work such as cleaning and washing and ironing. I am ready to start immediately. In Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 571 5482 JOB WANTED: I am a 27 year old lady, looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay. Monday to Friday. I am ready to start immediately. I can only speak English.

Contact: 081 494 2127 / 081 594 0640

DEATH NOTICES In loving memory of

MUNICIPALITY OF WALVIS BAY An equal opportunity Employer The Municipal Council of Walvis Bay offers the following opportunities to Namibian Citizens DEPARTMENT OF ROADS AND BUILDING CONTROL

Building Inspector (PATERSON GRADE LEVEL C3) Purpose of the Job: To control building activities and premises in general in the area of jurisdiction contemplated in subparagraph (a) of paragraph (1) of Proclamation 122 of 1993, to scrutinize all building plans submitted in their respective jurisdictions and to check if the detailed plans submitted comply with the regulations and sub-regulations applicable to that specific erf. To ensure that all erf beacons are maintained as specified by the Standard Building Regulations, and to exercise selected duties as Peace Officer related to own content of work.

Key Performance Areas: · Building plan verification · Building- and related inspections · Administrative Duties · Law Enforcement Duties · Drainage Inspections Qualifications and Experience: · Trade Diploma in Civil Engineering principles or equivalent · 3 years in a position which provided the incumbent with in-depth exposure to building regulations, preferably in a municipal environment · Driving licence code BE Engineer-in-Training ( 3 year contract) (PATERSON GRADE LEVEL C2) Purpose of the Job: To render defined engineering and technical services, including design and drawing functions and project management/quality control to the Department Roads and Building Control (RBC) in planning & monitoring the construction and maintenance and of the roads, buildings and related structures and systems.

Key Performance Areas: To render defined engineering and technical services, including design and drawing functions and project management/quality control to the Department Roads and Building Control (RBC) in planning & monitoring the construction and maintenance and of the roads, buildings and related structures and systems.

Qualifications and Experience: · 3 Year Degree in Civil engineering · Driving licenses code BE

Anet Blatt

Remuneration The remuneration package will be market related, inclusive of competitive service benefits.

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Applicants are advised to apply by forwarding a cover letter, a comprehensive CV and certified copies of qualifications and any other relevant documents to:

Wife, mother, sister, grandmother, teacher and friend.

You have fought well and completed your journey.

May you rest in eternal peace.

Will be missed but not forgotten.

Memorial Service: Friday 4 May at 11am at Duneside High school hall Walvis Bay R.I.P. From your husband,children and grandchildren Contact: 0813928141/ 081 407 5651

The Manager: Human Resources Private Bag 5017 Walvis Bay Hand delivered applications can be submitted at the entrance of the main building (front desk of the Security Officer) or via Courier Services to Municipality of Walvis Bay, Nangolo Mbumba Drive, Civic Centre, Walvis Bay. Further information is obtainable from the Assistant HR Practitioner, Ms. Ewaltine !Noarises at telephone number 064-2013306.

E-mail and fax applications are not acceptable.

Closing date: Monday, 14 May 2018 Notice No. MWB-51/2018

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Willem Christoffel Esterhuizen * 19-09-1924 + 26-04-2018 Pappa, Oupa en Oupagrooitjie.

Met liefdevolle herinneringe van: Tom & Rika, Pieter en Wilma Kleinkinders: Chirstoff, Gustav en Henna Jacques en Estie Agter-kleinkinders: Angelique, Elly en Evy Diens: Saterdag, 5 Mei 10:00 vanuit die Gereformeerde Kerk Theo BenGurirub 137 Kontak Pieter: 081 356 8551 Petra: 081 214 7217

Happy Birthday in Heaven Mommy Birthday wishes send to heaven from your family below. We miss and love you dearly and we wanted you to know your birthday’s not forgotten and your memory, lives on.

We celebrate the life you had even though you are gone.

If we were given just one wish one that would come true We’d wish you back beside us to spend the day with you

From your children & grandchildren

Willie Viljoen Death Notice

David Luanda

* 08-09-1946 +27-04-2018 “Diep spore het jy gelos in ons harte. Altyd 'n grappie te vertel. Daar is geen woorde om die seer te beskryf, maar berusting sal ons vind in HOM” GEDENKDIENS: Maandag, 7 Mei 09:00 in die NG Kerk, Moedergemeente, Walvisbaai.

Enige navrae kontak Steff by 081 142 5383 Willie by 081 124 0200

Sharon Bernadine Smith * 15.12.1974 + 27.04.2018 Ps. 40:2: I waited patiently for the Lord; He turned to me and heard my cry”

Memorial Services: Thursday 3 & Friday 4 May @ 19h00 At home No. 53 Seewier Str. Narraville Funeral Service: Saturday, 5 May 08h00 at home 09h00 from St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Church Narraville

DOB: 06-04-1940 DOD: 27-04-2018 MEMORIAL SERVICE: Friday, 4 May 2018, 18h00 at Hosianna ELCRN Parish Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay FUNERAL SERVICE: Saturday, 5 May 2018, 07h00 at Ho. No. 443 Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay CONTACTS:

Mr Nicky Luanda: 081 288 1537 Ms Martha Shilongo: 081 781 8166

Theme: 2 Timothy 4:7 I have fought the good fight, I have finish the race, I have kept the faith.

Jacob Jacobus Beukes (Dougie) * 13 November 1959 + 20 April 2018 My soul finds rest in God alone.

My salvation comes from him.

Memorial Service Friday 4 May 19:00 at House 231 Helao street, Mondesa

Funeral Saturday 5 May 2018 08:00, at House 231 Helao street, Mondesa 09:00, at the Christen Gemeentes Church, Tamariskia Enquires: Janice 081 229 6454 Relda 085 651 8449

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Media release

Indoor Hockey League season concluded

The Bank Windhoek Indoor Hockey Premier League's season concluded over the weekend in Windhoek, after remaining matches officially resolved the final log standings in the league.

In the Men's Premier League, Saints 1 finished top of the table, to be crowned the 2018 Bank Windhoek Indoor Hockey Premier League champions.

Windhoek Old Boys Mad Maroons secured the second spot, while Deutscher Turn und Sportverein (DTS) took up the third.

In the Women's Premier League, the Saints finished as champions while

University of Namibia (UNAM) and Windhoek Old Boys (WOBSC) finished second and third place respectively.

DTS won the Men's First League after the playoffs and finals. Saints also scooped the title in the Women's First League. UNAM won the Men's Second League and X-Team claimed top honours in Women's Second League.

The league positions as it ended:

Premier Men: 1. Saints 1 2. Mad Maroons 3. DTS Premier Women: 1. Saints 2. UNAM 3. WOBSC 1st League Men (After playoffs and Finals): 1. DTS 2. UNAM 3. Sparta 1st League Women (After playoffs and Finals) 1. Saints 2. Raiders 3. Angels 2nd League Men (After playoffs and Finals) 1. UNAM 2. Saints 3. 062-Okh 2nd League Women (After playoffs and Finals) 1. X-Team 2. Saints 3. Coastal Raiders Men's Premier League - Top Goal Scorers: 1. Cody van de Merwe (Saints) 24 Goals 2. Siyabonga Martins (Mad Maroons) 21 Goals 3. Russel Bartlett (Mad Maroons) 18 Goals Women's Premier League - Top Goal Scorers: 1. Marcia Venter (WOBSC) 18 Goals 2. Maggy Mengo (UNAM) 15 Goals 3. Rachel Finch (Saints) 12 Goals “Congratulations to all teams, especially the new lads from Okahandja for finishing third in their first season, as well as to the youngsters from the X-Team women for winning the Second League. We look forward to seeing you in the First League next season,” said Namibia Hockey Union's (NHU) Executive Committee Member for Leagues and Fixtures, Ruan Oosthuizen.

Namibia to host Neymar JR five soccer tournament Press Release Red Bull Namibia in partnership with Bank Windhoek as main sponsor, Snickers, NBC and Fresh FM is proud to announce the Neymar Jr's five soccer tournament.

The road to the third Neymar Jr's Five World Final has already begun. More than 60 countries from 6 continents will be hosting tournament qualifiers, where players will compete with the same dream of making it through the qualifiers, for their national final to book a ticket to the World Final, which will be celebrated for the third time at Instituto Projeto Neymar Jr in Praia Grande, Brazil.

Neymar Jr's Five is the Brazilian star's signature five-a-side tournament bringing players aged 16 to 25 from all corners of the world together to celebrate their shared passion: football.

It is a fast, technical and fun competition.

In 2017 over 100 000 players from 53 countries took part in the Neymar Jr's

and teams losing a player every time the opposition scores.

Neymar Jr adds:“It is important for us to have the girls participating. I think it increases the possibility of having more people want to participate. What makes me really excited is that each edition brings more players from more countries, so I'm glad to know that everyone wants to participate, and I feel happy to be part of it, this is what excites me the most.”

Qualifiers will be hosted in Swakopmund, Oshakati and Windhoek.

The best Namibian 16 teams will play it out at the National Final which will be held at the UN Plaza in Windhoek at the end of June, 2018.

Only one Namibian team will win the main prize. An all-expenses paid trip to Brazil to play against Neymar Jr and his team in the World Final.

Jacquiline Pack, Bank Windhoek's Executive Officer for Marketing and Corporate Communication Services said: “As a proud developmental partner of Namibian sports, Bank Windhoek is excited to be part of an event of this magnitude. We look forward in joining Red Bull around the country for what will be a breathtaking showcasing of young Namibian soccer talent. Bank Windhoek believes in connecting athletes to realise positive change and growth. The Neymar Jr's Five will equip our youngsters with new skills and open their world to new and exciting opportunities.”

Five and this year 62 countries will line up with the chance to show off their skills to Neymar Jr, come the Word Final at the Instituto Projeto Neymar Jr Praia Grande, in Brazil on 21st July 2018. The location of the World Final, Instituto Projeto Neymar Jr, is a private, non-profit association dedicated to social causes, set up by Neymar Jr and his family.

Neymar Jr explains: “I'm very happy to increase the number of players, the number of teams signing up and the number of countries has also increased. It's very big, but I hope it can get even bigger. We have more teams than the World Cup, which has 32 teams.”

No gender limitation, that means mixed teams can enter, and of course female teams competing in the same format of 10 To find out more about the qualifiers in Namibia and your path-way to minutes of intense action, no goalkeepers playing in the World Finals, follow www.neymarjrsfive.com and sign up your five-a-side team.

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3 MAY 2018

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Kickboxers bags 29 medals as Historic Championships

Oom Callies' Yellow Ball Competition We have held the always popular three ball alliance yellow ball competition, which is more affectionately known as Oom Callies' Yellow Ball Competition, and it was our pleasure to have Oom Callie with us and say a few words at the prize giving.

Rudi Bowe

The Namibian Kickboxing team, who participated in the 12 African Karate and Martial Arts Championships from 25-29 April 2018 in Botswana scooped 13 Gold, 9 Silver and 7 Bronze medals.

The competition catered for Karate – (General, Traditional, Koshiki and Knockdown) Kung Fu. (Hard and Soft forms and Sparring) Kickboxing (Point and Continuous) and Grappling. This was the first time that a competition like this hosted all martial arts participating together. Great for the unity and development of the martial arts of the martial artist.

The president of the Namibian Kickboxing Federation Anita De Klerk said, “It was the first ever attendance from Namibia in this championship. It was an all-platform, multi-disciplined martial arts tournament held on the African continent with five countries in attendance. The Namibian National team did exceptionally well and the team's display of fighting was of a very high standard”.

The Namibian coach, Sensei Martin Gunter said, “the quality and standard of the Namibian fighters are on a good track, and we are more than ready for any international competition. The hard training of all our fighters paid off in all ways and we set the bar high for other countries”.

The President of the United African Karate Federation (UAKF) Imtiaz Abdulla said, “We want to have a world movement of participation. Developing karate-ka will also open entries in all divisions and all forms, starting from twelve African Karate and Martial Arts Championships, we are encouraging organisations to work together and unite and develop jointly. This discrimination in calling organizations 'dissident', because you don't want them to exist is not healthy for karate and the martial arts. We come from the same source, and we are all taking the same journey to the top of the mountain, the route may be different but the goal is the same. We ask all karate-ka and martial artist to embrace this new and open understanding and encourage you to join this movement.”

Imtiaz Abdulla further mentioned that the twelve African Karate and Martial Arts Championships in Botswana, was an historic event as it was the first time ever in Africa that all forms of Martial Arts were fighting against each other in one place.

Zone 6 President, Mr. Thuto Thuto says that he is satisfied with the competition hosted in Botswana. The standard of all fighters is remarkable, and that the Martial Arts in Africa can compete at world level, and can bring Medals back to Africa. Botswana was honoured to be the host of this historic event.

Thuto thanked all the countries part of this.

The Namibian fighters who stood their ground were Giano Alcock, Oshidoshi Delano Müller, Sensei Lesley Hoaeb and Xanthe Snyman as they all won two Gold medals. The youngest competitor, Raymundo Bowe had it very tough as he had to compete against competitors with more experience.

He managed to scoop a Bronze medal and received a special recognition as the youngest competitor.

The other medal winners were: Anco Snyman Gold and Silver, Darren Nell Gold and Silver, Dawn Spangenberg Gold and Silver, Mia Kittler Gold and Silver, Sensei Martin Gunther Two Silver, Rohan Kotze only Bronze, Hugo Jones only Bronze, James-Dean Goagoseb Gold and Bronze, Jan Willem van Zyl Gold and Bronze, Llewellyn de Jager Silver and Bronze, Stephanie Schoonbee Silver and Bronze.

Imtiaz Abdulla UAKF President extends an invitation to the Namibian Kickboxing Federation to host the African Continental Games in 2020. The President of the NKF said that they accept the invitation, but still need to consult with the Namibian Sport Commission before a final answer can be conveyed.

The President and all the fighters would like to thank the Municipality of Walvis Bay for the sport bags, also they would like to give thanks to Mandi van der Lith for the Westmed sport bags, and to Dr Leonie van Zyl for the Medical Kit. Gratitude to all our parents who made the trip possible. Big thanks to all the private businesses and people who sponsored individual fighters and made it possible for them to travel and compete.

The next competitions will be the Desert Storm in September this year and the Zone Six Championships next year in South Africa.

A magnificent field of fifty four players turned up, including a few from over the river – Rossmund, nice to have you guys visit. Even Willie Pens showed, but poor golf saw him and team leave early. Twenty seven holes on any given day is a challenge, but three scores with a yellow ball in the last nine is a real game breaker for a good few of us, and so it proved.

Winners on the day with a record of 228 points were Pieter van Aarde, Francois Champion and Luandre Duvenhage.

Second place on a distant 210 points, went to the junior team of Emile Vilbert Jnr, Willie Coetzee and Jonathon Mather.

Third place went to Wouter van Wijk, Wayne Hart and Kurt Brits at 207 points.

Fourth place at 202 points was won by Potch Alchin, Leroy Rentzke and Chris Bothma.

There were three lucky draws, and closest to the pins in two on the par fours were won by Carlos de Gouveia and Francois Champion. Thanks to Herman Smidt, Andre Burger and Grant Mather for their contributions towards the prizes, with the club topping up the balance. I think the real winners on the day, were the guys who took the beers of Wayne, Kurt and Wouter, but that is another story.

Thanks to Oom Callie, Callie Jnr and Quinton for the traditional 'bell' after the event. We look forward to the May Day next year. We also wish Oom callie a happy 80th birthday today, 2 May. Mag Oom Callie lank gespaar word met goeie gesondheid.

Last week Saturday was a hidden format competition and it was won by David Peake and Elton Rentzke on 77 points with Chris and Estelle Bothma [drawn together] coming in second on 72 and winning the count out.

Third place went to Boel Grobelaar and Heinie Franken.

Two clubs were recorded by Leroy, Kurt and Gert Jnr twice. The jackpot was not won.

The calendar for the next few weeks is as follows 5/5 Club Competition 12/5 Angolink and it will be special from Morne 19/5 Piscs Medal Fri 25th Nine hole club practice from 13h00, there will be a few small prizes Sat 26th we take on Tsumeb here at home.

Just for the Tsumeb event I will be running with this so if you have any ideas and or thoughts please let me know.