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SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6709 TUESDAY 5 DECEMBER 2017 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

Gruesome start to festive season on Namibia’s roads

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Herman Kinghorn dies

Erwin Leuschner

The death toll on Namibia's roads has marked the start of the festive season as the deadliest in the country's history.

Twenty people were killed on the country's roads over the weekend, with five of the deaths in two separate accidents in the Erongo Region. Adding to this tragedy is the fact that a person also drowned in the sea at Vierkantklip on Saturday [see report in today's edition].

"Drivers must consider other road users. Sadly, it is mostly innocent people that are dying, whilst the drivers survive. We call on all vehicle drivers to not drink and drive and we will once again enforce a zero-tolerance approach to people driving whilst under the influence of alcohol", Deputy Commissioner Erastus Iikuyu, police regional crime investigations coordinator for Erongo, told namib times over the weekend in response to the deadly accidents.

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Total opens Continues on Page 2 Four people died on Saturday morning during an accident on the C34 salt road between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. at Rock lobster diver drowns Coastal Mayors Re-Elected Langat Vierkantklip strand Erwin Leuschner Photo by Erwin Leuschner

A 36-year old resident of Narraville in Walvis Bay drowned on Saturday morning during a rock lobster diving excursion at Vierkantklip south of Swakopmund. The incident occurred at about 08:00, according to Deputy Commissioner Erastus Iikuyu, police regional crime investigations coordinator for Erongo.

The drowning also serves as a stark reminder over the danger of drowning, specifically with the festive season approaching during which thousands of people will take it to the sea for recreation or harvesting of marine life or fishing. According to

Iikuyu, Mario Isaaks and seven friends from Narraville went diving for rock lobsters that morning. Circumstances surrounding the drowning are not yet known. Sources revealed to namib times the friends noticed the deceased's body floating in the water. Even though

paramedics from EMed rescue 24 were on scene promptly, it was too late to save the victim. The deceased's body was taken to Walvis Bay Police Mortuary for a post-mortem examination to determine the exact cause of death. His next of kin have been informed.

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MĂźller shines in Germany Swakopmund and Walvis Bay retained their mayors, after the two town councils re-elected Clr. Paulina Nashilundo (Swakopmund) for a third term and also Walvis Bay's Clr. Alderman Immanuel Wilfried for a second term in office.

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The festive season is a time when people look forward to relaxation and quality time spent with family and friends. For hundreds of people this has turned out to be a time of sorrow and pain, as the twenty people are mourned by parents, brothers and sisters, relatives, friends and colleagues.

On Saturday morning, on the C34 salt road between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay behind the dunes, close to the Langer Heinrich turn-off a white BMW (N45043W) overtook a tanker truck at a very high speed. The driver lost control over the vehicle. The sedan left the road and overturned. The momentum ejected all five occupants from the car, killing three people instantly. They were identified as three male occupants, Monzil McNab (24), Jaco Goliath (25) and Solomon Alfonzo Winfred (27).

The remaining two occupants who survived the accident were rushed to the Swakopmund State Hospital in a critical condition. Izolda Belies, a 24-year old Namibian female, passed away shortly after being admitted to hospital. The only survivor is Kisting Clinton Wotan (35). His condition was yesterday described as stable.

"He is the owner of the car and it is believed he was driving when the accident happened", Iikuyu continued.

To the reporter of the namib times on the scene on Saturday morning there was stark irony in a dirty and torn sticker that was once displayed [as a statement of misplaced pride] on the BMW before the accident reduced it to a mangled wreckage of death: "I am not driving fast. I am flying low."

Another fatality was reported in the Erongo region when a white Isuzu pick-up was involved in an accident on the B2 between Swakopmund and Arandis on Sunday at about 17:00.

According to Deputy Commissioner Iikuyu, the driver, Kavepuka Ngaringombe (30), lost control over the vehicle as he was travelling towards Swakopmund. The vehicle left the road and overturned. Both occupants were rushed to the Swakopmund state hospital. Ngaringombe was declared dead upon arrival.

The other passenger, Dina Inyomoka Unanisa (22), is in a critical but stable condition.

Another accident claimed the lives of three Grade 8 learners near Outjo over the weekend. Reports indicate a pick-up in which the learners travelled overturned on the Outjo-Otavi gravel road. One person, also a school boy survived the accident.

On Sunday tragedy struct near Okahandja when about twenty kilometers from the town on the B2 [direction Karibib] a vehicle overtook numerous cars recklessly and slammed into an oncoming vehicle. Both cars burst into flames. Nine people were killed. One person was admitted to hospital in a critical condition.

Deputy Commissioner Iikuyu made use of the opportunity to again plead with drivers taking it to the country and more particularly Erongo's roads to have road safety in mind as a number one concern. Speeding, dangerous overtaking, overloading and driving under the influence of an intoxicating substance cause deaths on our roads year after year and the carnage seems to be a nightmare from which we cannot seem to escape.

Iikuyu warned people that not only will the police and other authorities be vigilant at permanent road block points, but law enforcement will also concentrate on mobile road blocks to enforce traffic safety. He reminded drivers to be vigilant in the name of road safety and added wearing safety belts, adhering to road traffic signs, not to speak on a cellphone whilst driving will not only protect the driver and his passengers' lives but it will also save the lives of all road users.

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Both mayors were spared the political axe after not siding with faction Team Swapo that did not want President Hage Geingob to run for a second term in office as Head of State in the 2019 Presidential and National Assembly Elections.

In Swakopmund, the seat of Deputy Mayor also remained unchanged in favour of Clr. Maria Elago, but in Walvis Bay Clr. Hilka Erastus was voted out in favour of Clr. Penelope Martin for the post as Deputy Mayor.

Political commentators have been quoted in the national press stating that Erastus was linked to the disbanded Team Swapo and the political axe fell for her, the same fate that befell several high ranking Swapo politicians and in some instances even sympathisers

What does the National Heritage Council say???

About the building Height and Bulk factor relaxations Contributed in Swakopmund?

Lately the pressure has been building about the rather questionable relaxations by the Swakopmund Municipality and the Minister of not only height restrictions but also the bulk factor relaxations. Depending on the zoning (General Business, Residential, Industrial etc) of any particular property relaxations of up to 30 and 40m in building height have been passed by the Swakopmund Municipal Council. The 'Bulk Factor' (the amount of internal built space in relation to the area of the property) has been increased to be unlimited in some cases. This means that a building that is built to a height of 30 or 40m may also extend to each boundary of the property on every floor for the full 30 or 40m height.

Considering that previous height restictions to a maximum of 13m were allowed within the Conservation Area of Swakopmund and 16m (with relaxation outside the Conservation Area) with a maximum bulk factor of 2 (2x the area of the property) depending on the zoning of the property, these new relaxations have a very dramatic impact on the future face of Swakopmund. ……..AND WHERE IS THE NATIONAL HERITAGE COUNCIL? We have heard nothing from them!!! After Independence the National Heritage Council had a Swakopmund Conservation Area proclaimed and Gazetted in the National Heritage Act. Swakopmund is the only town in Namibia which has a proclaimed Conservation Area. Both the Swakopmund Municipality and the National Heritage Council agreed that the unique environment and character of the main tourist town of Swakopmund should be protected. The Municipal Council thus included the Conservation Area in the Town Planning Scheme and the National Heritage Council had it gazetted. It is thus the Mandate of both these Councils to protect the environment and character of the Conservation Area of Swakopmund. Was the National Heritage Council consulted before the decision was taken to relax building heights in Swakopmund? If they were not consulted, why have they not taken up their Mandate as PROTECTOR with all guns blazing and questioned this unprecedented roller-coaster decision by the Swakopmund Municipality to relax bulk and building heights to the extent that this will exterminate any recognizable town character? The processes that have been followed by authorities in having these new relaxations passed are alleged to be questionable at the least. As a result of Swakopmund being the main tourist attraction in Namibia, the Swakopmund Municipality previously employed experts to set up a detailed Scheme by the Urban Planning Forum for future development in Swakopmund. This Scheme, dated 2000, was used as reference throughout the years in order to avoid serious planning mistakes. The new relaxations have no relation to the proposals of this Scheme whatsoever. Many coastal towns throughout the World especially along the Mediterranean coast are still suffering from bad decision making in the past. High-rise buildings were constructed directly along the shore, and this has diminished the property values and town environments in large strips behind these visual and physical blocks.

Decisions were taken to suit a handful of wealthy people at the expense not only of the remaining residents but also of the entire town environment. Was a study done to allow this type of decision making to take place in Swakopmund? Is this responsible decision making?

The first submission for approval for a 40m high development, it seems, will be for a new 40m high building at the old Swakopmund Indoor Swimming pool site. A very poorly advertised 4 hour long "Public Scoping" took place at the Swakopmund Municipality foyer. This property lies within the Swakopmund Conservation Area. What is the reaction of the National Heritage Council?

A 40m high building in the Conservation Area will be visible far out of town and will tower over all surrounding structures. It will block the views to the sea of millions of Dollars of developments that have taken place in the town of Swakopmund. It will block the light beam of the very well known Lighthouse landmark. It will change street-scapes in almost the entire Conservation Area.

The proposed new building is also intended to house a Hotel. The Environmental Act requires that an EIA (environmental impact assessment) is done for any Hotel that is erected. These buildings require an Environmental Clearance Certificate. The public calls out the National Heritage Council to protect the Conservation Area of Swakopmund. Just one building of 30 or 40m in this area will negate any past or future efforts to 'conserve' this area of town.

Fuel price increases

Piquet Jacobs

This week, on Wednesday at one minute past midnight, fuel prices in Namibia are increasing by fifty cents a liter, both for petrol and diesel. For those planning to travel far for holiday destinations, this brings an unexpected twist to the fuel budget.

The Ministry of Mines and Energy in its announcement said the current exchange rate between the Namibia Dollar and the US Dollar is unfavourable for imports, including for fuel. Namibia imports 100 % of its petroleum products and buys on spot markets in the US Dollar currency.

The Walvis Bay pump prices will be: 95 Octane Unleaded Petrol: N$ 11.70 per liter Diesel 500ppm: N$ 11.73 per liter Diesel 50ppm: N$ 11.78 per liter

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Usakos first ever expo to kick off soon

Sharlien Tjambari

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Man found dead in pool of blood shortly after leaving bar with a lady Sharlien Tjambari

A man's body was discovered in a pool of blood in Swakopmund's DRC on Thursday night, shortly after he had been seen leaving a drinking place with a lady. Sitentu Frans Imarwa (24) died of injuries he sustained in a stab-attack with an unknown object.

The first ever Usakos Development Expo will be hosted from 6 to 9 December. The Expo, which is themed 'Embracing Diversity towards Development', is the first of its kind for the town and will strive to become an annual event.

The Usakos Development Expo is an initiative by the youth of Usakos and it is supported by the Usakos Town Council. The Expo will be held at the Hakhaseb Central Grounds at Usakos. says Manfred Naobeb the Chairperson of Usakos Development Expo.

He explained the Expo will serve as a platform to unite the community of Usakos and provide them with an opportunity to get together and showcase their products and services for sale.

Usakos is one of the towns which are left behind in terms of development and this expo is expected to attract investors to the small town, further explained Naobeb.

The event will kick off with the registration process and setting-up of stalls on Wednesday, 6 December at the Hakhaseb Central Grounds from 12:00-18:00. The Expo will be open to the public on Thursday from 07:00-22:00.

The official opening ceremony will be on Friday, 8 December, between 10:00 and 13:00 at the same venue. There will be a colour party and DJ clash that evening from 19:00 till late.

The Usakos Development Expo will also incorporate a Business Seminar Training Session which is scheduled for18:00-22:00 on Saturday evening, a tree house lounge and music bash. So far, a total of 45 outdoor stalls have registered and 13-15 indoor stalls were registered. The organising committee also hosted a gala dinner on 2 December, which Naobeb said was very successful.

"People pledged support in their own personal capacities. There were people from the corporate world, government departments and private businesses who all made pledges. A total of N$12 000 was raised at the gala dinner for this year's Expo and many people even made pledges for next year", said Naobeb.

Earlier that evening, Imarwa was allegedly seen at Oshitambi Bar by his friends buying a cool drink for a lady they know as "Sengu".

Thereafter he allegedly left the bar with the said lady.

Deputy Commissioner Erastus Iikuyu, Nampol spokesperson for Erongo region said: "It is further alleged the deceased was later seen being attacked and stabbed with an unknown object by two unknown male persons".

According to Iikuyu, Imarwa's body was later found lying in a pool of blood in the street near Oshitambi Bar. Imarwa had a deep cut wound on the right chest.

Iikuyu confirmed the 24-year old lady last seen with the deceased and her 29-year old boyfriend were detained after the incident and an investigation into the incident is unfolding.

The Police requests the public's assistance with any information that could shed more light on the circumstances and alibi for this murder.

Sgt Orub is the investigating officer and can be contacted at 081 218 0140 or contact the nearest police station.

Well-known Herman Kinghorn passes away Swakopmund mourns the death of prominent Swakopmund lawyer, Herman Kinghorn, who passed away in a hospital in Cape Town on Friday after he was recently diagnosed with cancer.

Mr Kinghorn was a prominent and wellrespected member of the law fraternity and is survived by his spouse Susann Kinghorn and their sons Andreas and Matthias Kinghorn.

Susann Kinghorn is the author of Locker vom Hocker in the widely read German section of the namib times. The directors, management and staff of namib times extent their condolences to the Kinghorn-family for their loss.

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Swakopmund Court Report

Court Walvis Bay Court 27 November 2017 Lukas Shikalepo (38) appeared on charges of attempted murder (4/2016). Accused found not guilty and discharged.

Lahia Shivute (35) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm (5/2017). Matter postponed to 31 May 2018.

Accused on warning.

Samuel Handjamba (32) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily (7/2017). Matter postponed to 31 May 2018.

Accused on bail.

Paavo Wahengo (35) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm (9/2017). Matter postponed to 30 May 2018.

Accused on bail.

Estella Geinus (28) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm (10/2017). Matter postponed to 30 May 2018.

Accused on warning.

Pazeli Pazeli (40) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor (11/2017). Matter postponed to 12 December.

Accused in custody.

Jordan De Haas (19) appeared on a charge of possession of dependence producing substance (11/2017). Accused found guilty. Fined N$500 or 30 days imprisonment.

Mateus Shilongo Ndahangwapo (23) appeared on a charge of theft (11/2017). Matter postponed to 25 January 2018. Accused in custody.

Johannes Johannes (28) appeared on a charge of bribery of a public officer (11/2017). Matter postponed to 25 January 2018. Accused in custody.

28 November 2017 Luciano Salomons (31) appeared on charges of theft out of a motor vehicle which was properly locked and escaping before being locked up (8/2015). Matter postponed to 14 December.

Accused on bail.

Jerome Vos (50) appeared on charges of dealing in cocaine and possession of dependence producing substance (10/2016). Matter postponed to 24 January 2018. Accused on bail.

Theophelus Shihungile (18) appeared on a charge of attempted murder (3/2017). Matter postponed to 29 November. Accused on warning.

Martin Simon (45) appeared on charges of dealing in cocaine and dealing in cannabis (12/2015). Matter postponed to 7 February 2018.

Accused on warning.

Delecia Lucinda Marais (46) appeared on charges of dealing in potentially dangerous dependence producing drugs and defeating or obstructing the course of justice (9/2017). Matter postponed to 7 December. Accused in custody.

Simeon Kafidi (40) appeared on charges of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level and no driver's licence (9/2017). Matter postponed to 7 December. Accused on bail.

Juliana Ndjahera (55) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm

(10/2017). Case against accused withdrawn.

Martin Nghiningwalai (35) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft (10/2017). Matter postponed to 6 March 2018.

Accused on bail.

Puree Uzera (37) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to steal and theft (10/2017). Matter postponed to 5 June 2018. Accused on warning.

Noah Zitsanza (45) and Prince Ncumbe (34) appeared on charges of remaining in Namibia after expiration of visitor's entry permit (11/2017).

Accused found guilty. Fined N$2 000 or 2 months imprisonment each.

Ta w a n d a C h i n g o d z a ( 3 1 ) a n d Tr u s t Kusekarombe (27) appeared on charges of remaining in Namibia after expiration of visitor's entry permit (11/2017). Accused found guilty. Fined N$2 000 or 2 months imprisonment each.

Gabriel Josaphat (39) appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level (11/2017). Accused found guilty. Fined N$5 000 or 10 months imprisonment.

Joseph Dimbulukweni (28) and Shalongo Kambwa (24) appeared on charges of robbery (7/2016). Matter postponed to 30 January 2018.

Accused on bail.

Robert Nehemia (32) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm (12/2016). Accused found guilty. Sentenced to 18 months imprisonment.

A minor (14) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft (1/2017). Matter postponed to 31 January 2018.

Accused is detained in a safe place.

Elifas Uugwanga (21) appeared on a charge of attempted robbery (4/2017). Case against accused withdrawn.

Natangwe Nanyala (38) was absent at his hearing on a charge of theft by false pretences (5/2017).

Accused is at large.

Andreas Nangolo (21), Joseph Shikongo (27), Kanisius Hangula (25) and Andreas Iyambo (22) appeared on charges of fraud (8/2017). Matter postponed to 30 January 2018.

George Andrew Van Straten (56) appeared on a charge of malicious damage to property (8/2018).

Case against accused withdrawn.

Luis Nicolas (29) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor (11/2017). Accused found guilty. Fined N$6 000 or 24 months imprisonment.

George Aiden Wright (25) and Richard Gerald Chikungu (36) appeared on charges of theft (9/2016). Case struck from roll.

Ndeutapo Uujamba (21) appeared on a charge of theft (11/2017). Accused found guilty. Fined N$3 500 or 3 months imprisonment.

Nashipili David (30) and Timotheus Ntinda (24) appeared on charges of trespassing (11/2017).

Matter postponed to 11 January 2018. Accused in custody.

Fillemon Johannes (34) appeared on a charge of failure to display licence disc issued in respect of motor vehicle (11/2017). Case against accused withdrawn.

Marco Swarts to plead not guilty on drunken driving charge Staff Reporter

Swakopmund's acting Chief Executive Officer, Marco Swarts, is set to appear in the Swakopmund magistrates court on 12 February 2018, on a charge of driving under the influence of an intoxicating substance. The matter was remanded on 27 November.

Swarts was arrested on October this year when he was pulled over a road block as he was returning from the Rรถssmund Golf Club to Swakopmund.

During Swarts' recent court appearance, state prosecutor Paulus Shilongo informed the court that after the state disclosed the evidence to the

defense, the accused indicated he intends to plead not guilty to the charge.

He requested the matter to be remanded until February for further police investigation. Swarts is free on bail of N$4 000.

Regional Court Jandre Lodewyk Dippenaar (32) appeared on charges of reckless or negligent driving- inconsiderate driving and fraud. The matter was postponed to 8 October 2018 for continuation of trial. The accused have been warned.

Magistrate Court Johannes Aebeb (43) appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 18 January 2018 for plea. The accused is on bail of N$4 000.

Dylan Bester (23) appeared on a charge of escaping- prisoner. The matter was postponed to 6 December for judgement. The accused remains in custody.

Rusten Nanuseb (29) appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive blood-alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 11 January 2018 for plea. The accused is on bail of N$3 000.

Jona Erastus (42) appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive blood-alcohol level. The accused was found guilty with evidence and sentenced to pay a fine of N$4 000 and 12-months imprisonment, his driving licence is also suspended for a period of three months.

Wouter Van Zyl (39) appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive blood-alcohol level. The accused was found guilty with evidence and sentenced to pay a fine of N$4 000 and 12-months imprisonment, his driving licence is also suspended for a period of three months.

Nebukadneser Noabeb (47) appeared on a charge of using a vehicle without the owner's consent. The matter was postponed to 15 February 2018 for legal aid. The accused remains in custody.

Hendrik Burger (38) and Adri Jansen Van Rensburg (28) appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm, common assault and racial discrimination. The matter was postponed to 15 March 2018 for legal aid. Hendrik Burger is on bail of N$5 000 while Adri Jansen Van Rensburg is on bail of N$2 000.

Desmond Aebeb (26) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 5 April 2018 for plea and trial. The accused is on bail of N$2 000.

Andy Jonker (33) appeared on a charge of possession of potentially dangerous dependence- producing drugs. The matter was postponed to 15 March 2018 for plea and trial. The accused is on bail of N$3 000.

Erens Esau (23) and Nolita Jolene Sidman (40) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 21 February 2018 for plea and trial. Erens Esau is on bail of N$1 000 and Nolita Sidman remains in custody.

Edwin Afrikaner (29) appeared on a charge of common assault. The matter was postponed to 7 February 2018 for further investigation.

The accused is on bail of N$2000.

Gotlieb Appolus (31) appeared on charges of possession of a firearm without a licence and assault on a member of the police. The matter was postponed to 8 March 2018 for plea and trial. The accused remains in custody.

Marco Swarts (56) appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 12 February 2018 for further investigation. The accused is on bail of N$4 000.

Ester Mwadhina Anyolo (50) appeared on a charge of attempting to defeat or obstruct the course of justice. The matter was postponed to 14 December for plea. The accused have been warned.

Heinrich De Waal (53) appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 14 December for plea. The accused is on bail of N$4 000.

Levi Iiyambo (36) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 23 January 2018 because the accused was absent. The accused remains in custody.

Festus Shihepo (39) appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 8 February for further investigation. The accused is on bail of N$2 000.

Dawid Goa-Eiseb (31) appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 8 February for further investigation. The accused is on bail of N$5 000.

Leon Schiefer (41) appeared on charges of dealing in cocaine and possession of cocaine. The matter was postponed to 2 July 2018 for plea and trial. The accused is on bail of N$5 000.

Ronnie Tsandi (40) appeared on two counts of rape charges. The matter was postponed to 12 February 2018 for prosecutor general's decision. The accused remains in custody.\ Adam Ruben (31) appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 31 January 2018 for legal aid. The accused is on bail of N$2 000.

Victor Shambo (69) appeared on charges of culpable homicide and driving with an excessive blood-alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 8 February 2018 for legal aid. The accused is on bail of N$5 000.

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12 300 metric tons of wheat discharged in port

The bulk carrier African HHB is expected alongside in the port of Walvis Bay toward the end of this week to discharge a total of 12 300 metric tons of wheat. Namibia imports an estimated 80 % of its annual wheat requirements.

Wheat is value added in Namibia for human consumption, and Government aims at making the country self-reliable in terms of both wheat- and maize production by 2030. To achieve that the country needs some 27 000 hectares of irrigated land developed, according to the Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Water and Forestry Anna Shiweda who addressed delegates at the second annual general meeting of Agricultural Business Development (Agribusdev) at Ongwediva in the Oshana Region earlier this year.

Tue 5 December 2017 High Tide: 04:25 Low Tide: 10:18 High Tide: 16:39 Low Tide: 22:43

Thu 7 December 2017 High Tide: 06:00 Low Tide: 12:00 High Tide: 18:18 Low Tide: –

Wed 6 December 2017 High Tide: 05:11 Low Tide: 11:07 High Tide: 17:27 Low Tide: 23:29

Fri 8 December 2017 Low Tide: 00:20 High Tide: 06:54 Low Tide: 13:01 High Tide: 19:16

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Drug dealers sent to prison despite pleas for leniency The courts will no longer be lenient when it comes to convictions for dealing in cocaine.

Three Walvis Bay residents who were found guilty of dealing in cocaine this week were each slapped with a prison sentence, as opposed to expectations that they were only to be given a fine each. All three also pleaded for leniency by the court not to sentence them to prison, but this was all to no bail.

Diego Wicomb (25), Benito Du Toit (18) and Martin Humphries (21) were sentenced by magistrate John Sindano on Wednesday. Wicomb is a repeat offender and received two separate jail terms of eighteen months and six months for two separate cocaine-convictions. Du Toit and Humpries are first offenders. Du Toit received a six months sentence and Humpries eighteen monhts.

Alexander Blessed Melani All the people against these guy's.

What role do u play in our community? Do you create employment?

Do you give the youth mentoring?

Do you help our kids from Narriville to get bursaries???

I guess 99% of people that have much to say don't contribute to a better community in Narriville.

It doesn't help u judge those but rather help those that you can to get us in our Community Narriville to a better place...

Njam Ricco Dt eenvoudig ntja bru like dt.

Loretta Hager So you say its ok to sell drugs, thats got nothing to do with community help or not, drugs kills children, shame on you.

Matilda John You are right but selling drug should not be used as an excuse, look for a better way to make an income but not selling drugs, bursaries are granted on academic merit, so the youth must work hard in school to get those bursaries.

Eldo Hammerslacht We as parents start by teaching our kids to work hard for a better life.

We teach them education, discipline and commitment are things that brings you somewhere in life. some of these parents are cleaners and gardeners but still work for a lousy salary to educate and feed their kids. if they can't provide bursaries or mentorship in their communities does it mean that some low life lazy ass person should expose their kids to these kinds of social evils??????? Theres no single reason for any human being to engage in drug trading. You will be dealt with no matter what lousy excuses you use. Man up or go to prison.t hats the only 2 choices there is and they made their choice!!!!!!!!

Alexander Blessed Melani Most of the kids don't have parents.

Just a question: What do u do in community apart from your kids??

Alexander Blessed Melani Loretta Hager I will invite you for a walk in Narriville. You will be safe , just to have a different perspective. I am not for selling drugs or anything illegal. But the root cause of the problem is not so simple.

Eldo Hammerslacht If kids don't have parents does that justify them to deal drugs..i mean...this uterance coming from a parent makes me wonder....by the way...i belong to a group called vincent da paul... we feed and cloth the homeless and vulnerable people in Rehoboth and surrounding areas. amen to that!!!!!

Alexander Blessed Melani Eldo Hammerslacht Was there any justification in my initial status... #leesitweer.

Alexander Blessed Melani Sherwin Vries no excuses made. # Leesitweer Eldo Hammerslacht What ever....suit does not pay was just proven again. adios!!!!!

Alexander Blessed Melani Eldo Hammerslacht #LeesitweerSee Translation Spee Iipinge Alexander Blessed Melani r u also on drugs???like seriously! do u know what drugs can do to people, or u just concerned bout them making a living.!!! is selling drugs the only form of making a living...sit ur ass down.....!!!!

Denise Van Bergen Actually, yes to all of those questions.

Alexander Blessed Melani Spee Iipinge Seems to me you can't read. #Leesitweer Alexander Blessed Melani Denise Van Bergen I m familiar with you, saw u doing speeches at schools. And believe you do alot behind the scenes.

Thumbs up to you..

Denise Van Bergen Not about recognition. People are precious, and mostly, lovable, funny, strong and beautiful. No matter where they live. There is no excuse for exploiting others, we are all human beings. I have received back anything I ever put in, thousandfold, and continue to receive.

Dippenaar trial to continue in October 2018 The murder trial of JandrĂŠ Dippenaar will only continue in October 2018. In the picture below Dippenaar is seen following his legal representative Advocate Louis Botes from the Swakopmund regional court yesterday.The cross examination concluded yesterday of Mr. Paul Oosthuizen who witnessed the 29 December 2014 gruesome accident on the Swakopmund-Henties Bay road when Dippenaar's FJ Cruiser slammed head-on into an oncoming Ford Ranger, killing six people in total (three people in his vehicle and three people in the other vehicle).

After the testimony the case was remanded to 8 October 2018. The state expert, Johan Joubert, who reconstructed the accident, is expected then to give his testimony. The trial will run until 12 October, after which the trial will again continue from 19 until 23 November 2018.

Courtney Trossbach And he gets to walk around some more like a free man, enjoying his brandy cokes

and doing more stupid things.....

Peter Odendaal WTF ! What is WRONG with our courts ???? Why MUST it take so long??? He is plainly guilty ...lock him up!!

Brandon Tosh Pienaar U don't get bail for drinking and driving but kill 6 people, and guess what, you walk right out the front door.

Danie Steyn This is so wrong. Why another 12 months? Should the public not start a petition? I just do not believe or understand this ...

Mariette Brand kyk! hierdie hele d@nnerse gebrek aan 'slaan die houtplankie en gee sy vonnis!' gaan sobyso weer onder die mat in gevee word! hierdie gaan niks van kom nie! kyk maar nou mooi! so gaan dit bly uitgestel word enenenenenene...EN dan.....in other news!

ACC nabs Walvis Bay taxi driver in bribery sting operation A taxi driver of Walvis Bay has been arrested by the Anti-Corruption of Namibia during a sting operation recently, after he paid a bribe to a traffic officer to return his taxi's license disc.

A suspension notice was issued, because the taxi was not roadworthy. The taxi driver, identified as Johannes Johannes, paid the traffic officer a bribe of N$1500 to return the license disc, but what he did no reckon with was this traffic officer is not corrupt and reported the matter to the ACC. A sting operation was set up. Johannes paid the "bribe" o N$1500 via cell phone whereafter he was arrested as he was approaching the traffic officer to get his license disc of his vehicle back.

Gerold Nanub Acc is only after the so called "small fish " never ever have I heard they cought a high ranked official or politician or even a business person mxm.

Sam Nambahu True that.

Gavin Noble Scala Burger hul moet die taxi driver laat gaan. wat van SME bank. Kapofi Simataa en hul almal wat involve is. da is die bank gelikwideer korrupsie loop vry op straat rond fire paulus Noa. what a traversty off justice last but not least Shangalla.

Tuflex Abdulah Kobus Namibian law is only active on poor people trying to make a living because of their unnecessary strict rules.... people want to work to be living independently and able to take care of their families now ur locking them....ACC is toothless sowaar, go to Zimbabwe and get the SME 200 mill what is 1500?

Travis Chan Somehow makes sense .

Zupha Candice Nicole Camm As daai taxi driver se lisence disc af gevat was, dan was daar n rede, meaning die kar was ni reg. Sou sy brieke ni 100% werk en hy n ongeluk veroorsaak en jou famielie lid dood in daai ongeluk. Of sy ligte werk ni en hy overtake en veroosaak n kop aan kop bosting met jou famielie lid en veroosaak dat iemand dood. Dan sou jul wou weet of die taxi padvaardig was en hoekom niemand niks daaraan gedoen het ni. maar die Acc kon baie belangerike, grooter en ernstige saake gehanteer het of probeer oplos het as om iemand of n kar vol mense se lewens te red. Do feel sorry for the taxi driver who wants to earn money to be able to support his family, maar, as iemand sou dood weens n ongeluk sou hy in elk geval gaan tronk het.

World Aids Day - Aids continues to claim around 2 million lives globally per year (27% of casualties are children Today the world is commemorating World Aids Day, commemorated each year on 1 December. The day is dedicated to raising awareness of the AIDS pandemic, caused by the spread of HIV infection, and mourning those who have died of this illness. In Swakopmund, World Aids Day was commemorated yesterday. The event was organised by the Swakopmund Municipality for the public and staff members of the Swakopmund Municipality. The World Aids Day celebration has become the most recognised health day internationally and it also offers a key opportunity to global health organisations to increase awareness among people, to disseminate information on access to treatment as well as discussing preventative measures against infection, explained the Mayor of Swakopmund, Clr Pauline Nashilundo. Clr Nashilundo highlighted the importance to support those infected with HIV/AIDS. Whether an employee, a relative or friend, there is always hope. In the workplace the support for a person living with HIV/Aids not only enhances the quality of a life, but this person is more productive and a benefit to his or her employer. “Let us help our employees through education and prevention and ensure the happiness and gratitude of our workforce", proclaimed Clr Nashilundo.

Elvira Abrahams it's a painful memory to remember someone dearly that has suffered a pain full passing its sad today we can live so much longer just to know our status it's no more a death sentence we can be treated eaqualy if we only do one step to get tested its nice to see these people care rip to all HIV aids sufferers and those who passed May your memory be with us of the Times we were happy when we hugged you and knew you were here but the relieve of the pain took you away in a much better place .

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Convenience comes to Langstrand

Piquet Jacobs

The level of development at the coast has grown vastly over the past few years, so much so that Langstrand is now home to it's own Total service station; bringing convenience closer might be small in terms the bold decision to to those living at Langstrand as well as Dolphin Beach.

The long anticipated filling station at Langstrand was officially opened on Saturday afternoon in the presence of the Mayor of Walvis Bay, Alderman Immanuel Wilfried, and its developers, Tidle Wave Investment Ninety (Pty) Ltd. The station has been operational for a few weeks, though the finishing touches were being

made to the Bonjour convenience store, which is standard to all Total retail fuel outlets.

The station is under the management of Micke du Preez, who has a lot of experience in the business and successfully managed the Total in Rundu. The facility has two in-store ATM's, Standard Bank and First National Bank, and a car wash. The station opens just in time for the busy

festive season ahead, to cater for all needs of locals and visitors.

Speaking at the event, Total Namibia Managing Director, Naf-tal Kakwambi, congratulated the investors and developers for taking the initiative and wished them luck with the operations of the business. “We at Total believe in quality, in safer and cleaner products. We

of service in Namibia, but we are busy increasing our footprint,�

Kakwambi concluded.

Kakwambi added that Total Namibia has made

donate two cents per litre for every heavy fuel oil to the preservation of the environment, in their vision to ensure a supply of long lasting resources.

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MEDIA RELEASE:

Be vigilant for card fraudsters this festive season In as much as we look forward to the prospects of buying gifts for your family and friends this coming festive season, we need to be alert at all times not to fall victim to potential fraudsters who want to swindle people their hard earned money.

It is common for fraudsters to always lurk around us in order to have a share of the money we earn. So, whenever using your card (debit or credit card), be on guard by being aware of your surroundings.

Your card credentials can be easily compromised and subsequently used by fraudsters, who can easily take all the money in your account or use up the entire credit available on your credit card.

Therefore, be always vigilant when purchasing groceries at a store, having breakfast or lunch at a restaurant, booking accommodation in a lodge or hotel, or purchasing air tickets as this may require to make payment using your debit card or credit card at a Point of Sale machine or withdrawing cash at an ATM. These are

a few of the places where you could fall victim to fraud. The following are tips to keep in mind when using your cards: · Never keep the ATM card or credit card together with your PIN. · Never allow anyone else to enter your PIN for you, or you entering it while someone is watching, even when being assisted. · Block view of the keypad (the part where you punch in your PIN) when entering the PIN at an ATM or Point of Sale terminal. · When paying at a Point of Sale terminal, beware of suspicious cashiers who make movements which could be aimed at distracting your sight of the ATM card or credit card. · Familiarise yourself with ATM functions and only enter the information the ATM requires of you and not getting deceived by fraudsters that ATM functions have changed. Fraudsters

could swap your card, after obtaining your PIN. · If unsure about ATM functions or unfamiliar with how to use an ATM, ask bank staff for assistance. · Never hand your ATM or credit card to be swiped on a Point of Sale terminal for a transaction away from you. Rather always have your card in sight. · Observe your surroundings before using an ATM, especially at Malls and fuel stations. · Avoid using secluded (isolated) or unguarded ATMs if possible, unless someone is accompanying you. · If someone or something seems suspicious, leave the area immediately. · Physically inspect the card slot of the ATM to ensure it has not been tampered with and there is nothing attached to it. · Store your cash away before leaving the ATM. · Review your account

WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME Consent: Self-Catering Unit On erf no: 54 Township: Langstrand (4B 2nd Street).

In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish a self-catering unit on the site.

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101&106D, Civic Centre. Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the undersigned, in writing, not later than 20 December 2017.

Name and address: Applicant(s): Philip Hite, P. O. Box 11688, Klein-Windhoek

periodically via statements to see whether any unknown transactions have occurred on your account. · When purchasing goods online, use secure websites (credible websites). · Get your card stopped in the event of suspected fraud or when lost by calling

081 9286 or (061) 294 2136. · Obtain a replacement card at any Standard Bank branch to avoid inconveniences.

(This article is written and compiled by Standard Bank's PR & Communication Manager Surihe GaomasGuchu) Surihe Gaomas-Guchu Pic

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WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Place of Instruction (Day-Care Centre) ON ERF: 250 TOWNSHIP: Lagoon Walvis Bay STREET: Thomas Morris Street, 9th Street.

In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish a Day-Care Centre on the site.

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 119, Civic Centre.

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Invites suitably qualified individuals to apply for the position of:

HUMAN RESOURCE ADMINISTRATOR MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES: · Maintain HR files and documents · Process payroll documentation on time · Manage payroll and staff queries · Manage digital clocking system · Monthly reports and statutory returns · Human and Industrial Relations Function · Assisting with relief duties as and when required · Wage negotiations with Unions · Recruitment and interviews · Disciplinary Hearings and labour issues, conciliations and arbitration at Labour Office · Affirmative Action Reports REQUIREMENTS: · Grade 12 · Minimum of five years experience within a HR/Payroll Department · Experience with HR and Payroll Systems i.e. VIP Payroll (essential) · Computer Literacy: MS Office Suite; MS Excel · Knowledge of HR Policies, Procedures and Namibian Legislation COMPETENCIES REQUIRED: · Competent to manage a wide range of priorities under pressure, able to work independently while maintaining efficiency and accuracy · Interpersonal skills, ability to interact with management and staff · Excellent communication and administration skills · Good organization skills, attention to detail and maintain a high level of confidentiality · Ability to manage and plan work outputs independently to ensure deadlines are achieved In exchange for a proactive and an enthusiastic professional approach, the Company offers a competitive remuneration package commensurate with the position and the candidate's experience.

Interested candidates must apply in writing by forwarding their CVs and a list of references to: Ms. I Schroeder: P O Box 3824, Walvis Bay. Tel No: 064 – 274100, Fax No: 064 – 206045 or e-mail to: IlonaS@abromafishing.com CLOSING DATE: MONDAY, 11 DECEMBER 2017 Please note that only short listed applicants will be contacted.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and undersigned, in writing, not later than 27 December 2017.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Chanel Theart, P O Box 3192, Ngandu At Sea, Walvis Bay

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

Erf 3678, Mondesa Ext 8: Special permission for a Resident Occupation - Administrative Office - Cash Loan.

Any person having any objections to the proposed activity may lodge such objections, duly motivated in writing, with the Acting Chief Executive Officer until 29 December 2017.

(Contact Person: Mr J T Heita (Manager: Town Planning) Tel: +264 (64) 4104403.

NOTICE CONSENT USE IN TERMS OF TOWN PLANNING SCHEME REGULATIONS Notice is hereby given in terms of Clause 6 of the Swakopmund Town Planning Scheme Regulations that the Town Council considers the following consent use, details of which are obtainable from the General Manager: Engineering Services.

Erf 1670, (121 Libertina Amathila Avenue) Kramersdorf: Special permission to operate a Bed and Breakfast.

Any person having any objections to the proposed activity may lodge such objections, duly motivated in writing, with the Acting Chief Executive Officer until 3 January 2018.

(Contact Person: Mr J T Heita (Manager: Town Planning) Tel: +264 (64) 4104403.

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GRANNY / BACHELOR FLAT TO RENT WALVIS BAY On suite full bathroom private entrance secure parking free wifi Including: water and electricity N$ 6 000.00 p/m Plus deposit Very spacious please call: 081 254 8142 TO LET: Meersig.

Small house with big garage.

W/E incl.

N$ 5 000.00 p/m Plus deposit N$ 300 Tel: 064 202 875 TE HUUR: Ocean View 3 slaapkamer (dubbelverdieping), 2 bad kamers, oop plan kombuis, gaste toilet, sitkamer met binnebraai.

Enkel groot garage. eie ingang Onmidellik beskikbaar.

N$ 9 500.00 p/m W/E uitgesl.

Plus deposito Vir meer inligting.

Skakel: 081 786 0089

FLAT TO RENT Kuisebmond 2 bedroom, open plan kitchen with BIC + stove / lounge Main bedroom with bic N$ 4 950.00 p/m W/E incl.

Contact: 081 268 8086 PROPERTY IS WEALTH

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TO LET: Central Walvis Bay. Two bedroom Fully Furnished with BIC, Flat on 2nd Floor, with a Garage, spacious living room, Kitchen with BIC and BIS, Bathroom with shower and bath.

W/E excl.

Very safe and secure.

Rent is N$ 6500.00 + Deposit N$ 6500.00 Available Immediately Contact: Sonja at 064-207997 Email: accounts@ultratravel. net

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FLATS TO RENT IMMEDIATLEY AVAILABLE Lagoon – 1 Bedr Flat – FULLY FURN N$6 050.00 Fairways - 1 Bedr flat, with garage (w/e incl) – N$ 6000.00 Central – 2 Bed Flat in complex, under roof parking – N$5 500.00 Meersig – 1 Bedr Flat, Single Garage – (Incl w/e) –N$5 150.00 Central – 2 Bedr Town House, 2 Garage, Small Court yard– N$6 650.00 Central – 2 Bedr Town House, 1 Garage, Small Court yard – N$6 000.00 Narraville – 1 Bedr flats avail. – N$3 300 Lagoon – 1 Bedr Flat with garage, N$4 950.00 Central – 2 Bedr, bathr, single garage close to Spar – N$ 5 500.00+Fairways – 2 Bed flat, garage, small court yard, sitting/kitchen, 1 bath – N$6 734.00 Central – Prefab house fitted with kitchen, bathr, 1 room N$3 300 (w/e incl) Central – 2 Bedr Townhouse, single garage, safe/secure, close to schools – N$5 989.50 Contact Lana – 081-350-1827 Magdel – 081 -358- 8745 Office – 064 280 600

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Fairways 3 Bed, 2 bath townhouse with openplan kitchen & lounge area with built-in BBQ and double garage It is situated in a central, modern & secure complex.

N$ 7 200.00 per month excluding water & electricity.

Talitha 081 337 3669 or Merle 081 158 3462 to view this property.

CAPRICORN ESTATES JP VAN DER WALT 081 127 2736 SWAKOPMUND - TO LET TOWN CENTER 2 BEDROOM, UNFURNISHED, GARAGE N$6800 pm OCEAN VIEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH ROOM, GARAGE N$ 8000 pm LANGSTRANDT 1 X BACHELOR, FURNISHED, GARAGE, BRAAI, N$ 4500 pm CENTRAL - OFFICE SPACE OR RETAIL SHOP, WITH TOILETS, KITCHENETTE AND COURT YARD 140 sq/m ND 14000 pm JP VAN DER WALT 081 127 2736 FLAT TO RENT: 1 Bedroom, bathroom, kitchen with BIC for only N$ 3 800 near Lagoon.

Prepaid Electricity.

Call 081 347 6741 or 081 304 8518.

WOONSTEL TE HUUR: 1 slaapkamer woonstel, badkamer, kombuis met ingeboude kaste slegs vir N$ 3 800 naby Lagoon.

Skakel 081 347 6741 of 081 304 8518.

TO RENT: Narraville 2 bedroom apartment in semi complex with courtyard and braai area.

Pre paid electricity with water included.

N$ 5 000.00 p/m Plus 50% deposit.

Immediately available.

Contact: 081 253 2303

SWAKOPMUND SUNNY, COSY, SECURED COMPLEX 2 Bed,2 Bath, TV Room, open plan Kitchen/Dining Room, 1 Garage, private court yards & Beautiful Gardens N$ 1 600 000-00

HOUSES TO LET IMMEDIATLEY AVAILABLE Lagoon – 4 Bedr. House, sitting/dining, sauna, swimming pool, 3 bathr, 2 lounges, sunroom, kitchen with scullery & pantry – 1 Bachelor Flat – N$22 000.00 Meersig –3 Bedr, 3 Bathr, Double Garage, indoor braai, interlocked – N$10 500.00 Central – 3 Bedr. House, tandem garage (w/e) included – N$8 700.00 Narraville 3 Bedr. House, 2 Bath, entertainment, sitting, dining N$7 700.00 Fairways 3 Bedr, 3 Bathr, double garage, sitting/ dining /kitchen open plan – N$8 800.00 Contact: Lana – 081-350-1827 Magdel – 081 358 8745 Office – 064 280 600

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WATERFRONT TOWNHOUSE Double Storey: 3 Bed, 2 Bath, Guest Toilet, Indoor BBQ, Open plan Kitchen/Lounge, Double Garage N$ 2 300 000-00

FALCON REAL ESTATES & INSURANCE FOR SALE EXISTING HOUSES TAMARISKIA SWAKOPMUND 1. Three bedroom house with double garage and bachelor's flat for only ROSSMUND GOLF ESTATE N$ 1,2 million in nice LOCK UP & GO area.

2 Bed, 1 Bath & Shower, 2. Fairly new three Guest Toilet, bedroom house with Open plan Kitchen, double garage, two Indoor/outdoor BBQ, bathrooms and indoor braai for only Single Garage. PLUS: N$ 1,3 million.

Separate 3. Very neat, beautiful, N$ 1 902 600-00 spacious three bedroom dwelling with two TAMARISKIA bathrooms and tandem VACANT PLOT garage, for only 505m² @ N$ 495 000-00 N$ 1,5 million. It is worth every penny!! Valued at DOLPHIN BEACH N$ 1,630 million.

Contact Neville at: VACANT PLOT 081 250 4808 or via email 2 X 600m² @ nevillesmith70@gmail.

N$ 856 000-00 EACH Can be consolidated with com building plans To let Swakopmund to build four units Warehouse / Workshop with alarm 135m² ROSALIN 081 412 4246 Tel 064 463 224 TO RENT: Walvis Bay Hannah’s Cottages Modern 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, open-plan kitchen / lounge. Plenty cupboards, 1 garage, included diswasher, blinds, G4S, water and dish. Extra parking space outside for another car.

Pre-paid electricity, no animals. Still available due to strict selection.

Place is for a married working couple with two small kids. Private, safe courtyard at the back.

Safe & quiet complex with long term tenants.

Available from Dec / 1 Jan. Rent: N$6000.00 p/m + deposit.

Contact Hannah: 081 124 2151

To Rent Mondesa Olutweni 1 Bedroom Flat 1 bedroom flat to rent in Olutweni Mondesa Price per month N$2950.00 deposit required N$2950.00 Water and electricity included No Garage Secure locked parking Available : Immediately Call Angeleen 081 289 1582 Apartment for rent in Hage Heights, Swakopmund: 2 bedroom, open plan, garage, alarm, walking distance to the sea & shopping center.

Price: 6200 p/m, w/e exl Contact: 0812374456

Arandis Street in Kramersdorf, N$ 12000/month exl.

Water and electricity, A plush Old style home recently Renovated, like new. It is a three bedroom home with 1.5 bathrooms. Has a Large open plan kitchen with lockable Pantry and Large dinning room and living room.

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

Full Alarm, old style burglar bars throughout.

The whole property Is enclosed with walls in a Very safe area.

Contact Gunther on 081 638 6300 or Send an email to Swakopstrandrentals@i way.na FLAT TO RENT: Kabeljou Street, Kuisebmond Mola Mola Crescent, Erf 3574 / 31 Big bedroom, open plan kitchen, bathroom and garage all with G4S alarm. BIC. W/E incl.

Free WIFI. N$ 3 500.00 p/m Contact: 081 413 1320 TO RENT:Kuisebmond One big room to ent for N$ 2 500.00 p/m W/E incl.

With shower and toilet, hot water.

Inside room to rent for N$ 1 700.00 W/E incl.

Contact: 081 450 9799 EMMA NANGOLO KAMATOTO PROPERTIES To let Central Walvis Bay 2 bedrooms, open plan kitchen / lounge.

Garage N$ 6 000.00 p/m neg.

Kuisebmond 2 bedrooms, open plan kitchen / lounge N$ 4 500.00 neg.

Various properties available for holiday accommodation Contact: 081 122 8067

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TO RENT: Apartment / room to rent in Kuisebmond, Makriel Street N$ 2 900.00 p/m W/E incl.

Call: 081 314 9294

FLAT TO RENT: Narraville Available 01-01-2018 Narravillem Central Area - near shops.

Single person only.

N$ 3 000.00 p/m No garage - parking inside W/E incl.

Deposit N$ 3 000.00 No garage - Parking inside yard. Kitchen, bedroom / b.i. cupboards.

Shower / toilet - fully tiled Burglar bars Separate entrance.

To view: 081 244 1320 081 303 7861

MONDESA NEW FREE STANDING HOUSE 3 Bed, 2 Bath, open plan Kitchen/ Living/TV Room & Garage N$ 1 270 000-00

Walvis Bay

TO Rent / Venita total renovated house like new, SWK N$ 10500 /month exl.

Water and electricity, Old style Large rooms free standing, Three bedroom home, new bathroom. New Large open plan kitchen dinning room, Very large Lounge area all floors In stunning parkade wood, spacious courtyard with braai.

Back and front, and very large double garage. New motorized access gates.

House Available 15 November, Contact 081 638 6300

Walvis Bay OFFICES & WAREHOUSES TO LET Warehouses & offices available for rent 55 sqm up to 775 sqm in light industrial Immediately available Contact: Lana – 081-350-1827 Magdel – 081 358 8745 Office – 064 280 600

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FLAT TO RENT: Near Walvis Bay Primary School Very private with own entrance, 2 bedroom + extra laundry / study room, kitchen / lounge + single garage.

Small garden.

W/E excl.

Deposit required.

N$ 5 500.00 p/m Contact: 081 128 4215

MONDESA IDEAL FOR BEGINNERS 2 Bed, 1 Bath, Kitchen, Lounge PLUS: 2 Bed Flat, 1 Bath, open plan Kitchen/Lounge N$ 950 000-00

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TO RENT: Meersig.

N$ 5 500.00 p/m 2 bedroom flat, separate entrance, garage, courtyard.

Bic, oven, regret no pets.

Water incl.

Pre paid electricity Available from 1 Jan. 2018 Contact: 081 206 4328

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TO RENT: Narraville 2 bedroom flat, one living room and kitchen.

N$ 5 000.00 p/m W/E incl.

Garage available.

Bic in kitchen & rooms.

Immediately available.

Contact: 081 129 9322 081 331 9249 TO RENT: Narraville 1 slaapkamer woonstel Oop plan kombuis, kaste stoof.

Beskikbaar onmidellik N$ 3 500.00 p/m Ingesluit deposito W/L ingsl.

Kontak: 081 578 2854 Property For Sale in Omaruru The property is located in an established high class locality •Erf # 505 Ext 4 , Omaruru •Erf Size:1031m² •The property is serviced and zoned for residential •The market value is N$ 288 000.00 •Contact person : Desmond 085 143 0488 VACANT LAND FOR SALE Dolphin Beach - Erf 49 600m² Price 750,000.00 Contact 085 122 1799 Malakia Properties FOR SALE TAMARISKIA Plot 420 sqm N$400 000.00 Plot for N$480 000.00 MONDESA 2 bedrooms, kitchen Lounge N$340 000.00 cash only MAHETAGO 3 bedrooms, bathroom Kitchen, Lounge & Single garage N$990 000.00 Neg Malakia Office 064-406783 Cell: 081 297 7253 Email:malakiaproperties @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, Open-Plan Kitchen, Lounge, in-side BBQ, Big Garage and much more...

Please call 081 786 0089

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PROPERTY TIMES Malakia Properties TO LET MONDESA Inside rooms from N$ 1700.00 to N$1900.00 W/L incl OLETWENI Bedroom and bathroom N$2300.00 W/Incl For single person only TAMARISKIA 1 bedroom & bathroom N$2300.00 W/L Incl For single person only MAHETAGO 1bedroom & bathroom N$2300.00 W/L Incl For single person only 2 bedrooms, bathroom & Kitchen N$3300.00 W/L Excl KABELJOU (WALVIS BAY) 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Kitchen & Lounge. N$4000.00 W/L Excl. All Deprequired Malakia Office 064-406783 Cell: 081 297 7253 Email:malakiaproperties @yahoo.com CAPRICORN ESTATES JP VAN DER WALT 081 127 2736 FOR SALE OCEAN VIEW : Large 3 bedroom, duplex with large yard ND 1.4 m KRAMERSDORF : Two bedroomed flat Nd 980,000 VOGELSTRANDT : 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 2 garage, braai, closed balcony ND 1.375M Tamariskia: 2 bedroom, bathroom, garage,yard ND 925,000 JP VAN DER WALT 081 127 2736 Secure double storey Town house at Tamar Village Walvis Bay to rent 2 x bedrooms, full bathroom, open plan kitchen/lounge, BIC, single garage, court yard, prepaid electricity.

W&L excluded. Deposit required. N$6000.00 p/m.

Available from 01/12/2017.

Cell 0811226455.

TE HUUR GESOEK; Opsoek na ‘n 2 - 3 slaapkamer huis / flat met garage, ingeboude kaste, Narraville of Central Town.

Pet friendly, 1 small doggy.

Prysklas N$ 5 000.00 N$ 6 000.00 p/m Kontak: 081 339 0374 NARRAVILLE TE KOOP GESOEK: Woonstel of 2 slaapkamer huis met garage.

Prysklas ± N$ 500 000.00 Kontak: 081 305 0219

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

ACCOMMODATION TO HIRE TE HUUR: Ons verwyder tuin vullis, bou rommel, trekke.

Walvisbaai, Swakopmund, Langstrand, Dolfynstrand.

Ons laai self!

Skakel: 081 333 4211 CONTAINERS TO BUY / RENT and storage yard in Swakopmund with 24/7 access.

Office or ablution alterations.

Cowboys.

064 418 150 or 081 146 4770

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CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

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Ek is opsoek na werk van Maandag to Vrydag, ek is betroubaar en eerlik, vriendelik en kan met mense werk. Ek kan huis skoonmaak werk doen, kinders oppas en ek kan enige tyd begin werk. Ek is 37 jaar oud en kan in Swakop, Nonidas, Ocean View, Langstrand werk.

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Tuesday SHEEP MAY SAFELY GRAZE. “My sheep hear my voice; I know them, and they follow me.

I give them eternal life, and they shall never perish. No one can take them out of my hand. My father who has given them t me, is greater than all... ” John 10:27-29.

Lord, may my children prosper by trusting in your power and listening for your voice.

I am a Lady in my late twenties, I am looking for Domestic Work in Swakopmund. I am a hardworking and dedicated person with sober habits, I can start immediately and work from Monday to Friday Contact me 081 635 1702

JOB WANTED: I am a 23 year old lady Delia. Looking for any kind of work but not babysitting. I am currently in Walvis. I have a Grade 12 certificate and totally confirmed that I am honest and trustworthy.

Contact: 081 759 9856

Wednesday TAKING A CLOSER LOOK Who is like the Lord, Our God, who is enthroned on high...

Psalm 113:5

Ek is n jong dame van 21 jaar en is dringend opsoek na Huiswerk in enige woonbuurt in Swakopmund, Ek kan klere was, stryk, kook en ook kinders oppas. Vir enige belangstelling kontak my asseblief op 081 801 5611

HILDEGAARD Ek is 43 jaar en is dringend opsoek na enige tipe huiswerk in Walvisbaai of Langstrand.

Vir 2 - 3 dae ‘n week of heel week, was. stryk en skoonmaak.

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Thursday Being Kind to One Another For you have said, “My kindness is established forever.”

Psalm 89:3

Qualified Civil Engineer is looking for a Job in the Mining Sector. I have 10 years of experience.

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JOB WANTED: I am a 25 year old lady looking for domestic work, ironing, cleaning windows. In Walvis Bay, Mondays to Fridays.

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Friday The Spice of the Afterlife You have faith in God; have faith also in me. In my Father’s house there are many dwelling places... And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back again and take you to myself...

John 14: 1-3

Ek op soek na werk van Maandag tot Vrydag, is betroubaar, eerlik en vriendelik. Ek kan huis skoonmaak, was en stryk, kinders oppas. Ek kan dadelik begin werk in Swakop, Langstrand, Ocean View, Nonidas.

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JOB WANTED: I am a 27 year old lady looking for domestic work, ironing, window cleaning and sweeping yard. For 2 days a week.

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Danie Gerhardus Oosthuizen * 11-10-1984 + 27-11-2017 Ons mis jou al klaar so baie, daar is nou so ‘n groot leemte in ons Harte....

Roudiens: Saterdag, 9 Desember 2017 10h00 by Gemeenskaps Kerk Walvisbaai

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SALIE SWART * 08-04-1946 + 27-11-2017 DIE GEDENKDIENS VAN ONS GELIEFDE MOEDER, MA, OUMA EN SUSTER VIND PLAAS OP SATERDAG 9 DESEMBER 2017 OM 10 H00 VANUIT DIE GEREFORMEERDE KERK WALVISBAAI KONTAKPERSOON: STOMPIE 0811282920

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2017 Toy Run – bikers and Lions Club of Walvis Bay in conjuction with Live to Ride Walvis Bay bring joy to the hearts of less fortunate children.

The coast's biking fraternity got together over the weekend in Walvis Bay for the annual Toy Run during which toys are donated to the Lions Club of Walvis Bay for distribution to less fortunate children. A mass ride started at the lagoon and ended at the Civic Centre where the toys were handed over.

(Pictures: the Toy Run, one of the oldest existing charity traditions in Walvis Bay, at the Civic Centre on Saturday).

2017 Toy Run

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VACANCIES UNITRANS NAMIBIA (PTY) LTD Senior Workshop Technician Walvis Bay

Service Technician Oranjemund

Are you an organised individual with excellent technical skills, we invite you to join our Team Key Areas of Responsibility: · Service and Job Planning · Acquisition of material · Implementation of quality and safety standards · Stripping and reporting on the wear and tear of hydraulic equipment. · Inspection and assembly of all hydraulic components to manufacturers standards · Testing in accordance to specifications · Troubleshooting/fault finding of hydraulic systems · Respond to service calls and repairs on site · Maintain up to date knowledge of our hydraulic product range Qualifications & Experience: · Recognized trade papers · At least 5 years' experience in related industry · Customer and service orientated attitude · Good communication and people skills · Attention to detail and awareness of quality and safety standards · Strong administration skills · Excellent follow up skills · Knowledge of marine systems will be advantageous · Must be willing to travel. · Preference will be given to Namibian Citizens.

We require the services of a qualified Service Artisan for Oranjemund Key performance areas include: · Stripping and reporting on the wear and tear of hydraulic equipment · Inspection and assembly of all hydraulic components to manufacturer's standards · Inspection and assembly of gearboxes to manufacturer's standards · Testing in accordance to specifications · Troubleshooting/ fault finding of hydraulic systems · Respond to service calls and repairs on site / marine vessels Qualifications & Experience: · Recognized Trade papers · Customer and service orientated attitude · Attention to detail and awareness of quality and safety standards · Strong technical background · At least 5 years experience in related hydraulic industry · Excellent follow up skills · Knowledge of Marine Systems will be advantageous · Preference will be given to Namibian citizens.

Unitrans Namibia, a well-established transport company in Namibia, offers the following challenging career opportunity:

VACANCY: HEAVY VEHICLE DRIVERS Requirements for this position: ! Namibian citizen. ! Grade 10 Literacy level. ! Minimum age of 25 years. ! A minimum of 3 years articulated driving experience with a valid Code CE (14) ! license. ! Criminal record verification (Certificate of Conduct) Essential. ! Ability to read and write in English. ! Good understanding of company policies & procedures. ! Good interactive & communication skills. ! Sober habits and medically fit. ! Safe driving record. ! Must be prepared to work weekends and public holidays.

Key functions and Responsibilities: ! Prepare vehicle for trip and operate heavy duty vehicles. ! Load, transport and offloading of vehicles. ! Driver actions regarding to weather/road/traffic conditions. ! Reporting procedure of emergencies and defects ! Complete & handle required documentation. ! Adhere to and promote Safety Procedures. ! Perform ancillary duties.

Applicants who meet the above requirements are encouraged to submit their letters of applications, certified copies of relevant documents, detailed curriculum vitae with at least two references to: The Human Resources Administrator Unitrans Namibia P O Box 9102 WINDHOEK E-mail: Sophia.Orlam@unitrans.co.za

HYTEC IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

HYTEC IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

The market leaders in Hydraulics You are invited to apply by latest 22 December 2017

Submit your CV to Nicolene Janse van Rensburg at nicolene.jvrensburg@hytec.co.na If you have not received a response within 7 days of the above closing date, please consider your application unsuccessful

The market leaders in Hydraulics

No applications by fax will be considered, only short listed candidates will be notified and no documentation will be returned. All applications must have a valid Certificate of conduct (Police Clearance).

You are invited to apply by latest 22 December 2017

Hand delivered applications can be submitted at any Unitrans Depot:

Submit your CV to Nicolene Janse van Rensburg at nicolene.jvrensburg@hytec.co.na If you have not received a response within 7 days of the above closing date, please consider your application unsuccessful

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Inaugural Desert 7-A side Soccer Tournament

A first for PSS

Press Release

Judo throws at the grading. From left: George Haus, Kevin Harmse, Luan Burger,

The Private School Swakopmund (PSS) started offering Judo classes in July this year with Sensei Nic Kolbe. Judo at the PSS is three times per week: Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 14:00-15:00 and open for students of all schools in Swakopmund.

After 5 months of training 17 Judoka successfully graded to yellow belt: Adriaan Burger (ProEd), Bridgit Justinussen 6D (PSS), Chris Callard 6D (PSS), Christine Röttcher 6D (PSS), Geroge Haus 4D (PSS), Hanjo Lorck 3D (PSS), Heinrich van der Westhuizen 5E (PSS), Jamie Callard 4E (PSS), Julian Lettenbauer 4D (PSS), Kevin Harmse 4E (PSS), Luan Burger (ProEd), Luke Smith 5E (PSS), Marco Aring 5D (PSS), Max Höwer 8 (PSS), Miané Nolte 2E (PSS), Patrick Lettenbauer (Pre-school), Phillip Höwer 5D (PSS) Shihan Nic Kolbe, 6th Dan and Sensei Dean

Theisinger, 4th Dan (Goju-Kai) graded the students; the certificates were handed out by Mr. Hein Daiber, principal of the Private School Swakopmund.

Parents from any school interested to enrol their children into Judo, please contact Sensei Nic Kolbe for more info at: 081-2221265 Judo suits can be ordered and purchased at Swakop Sport next to Shoprite. Please contact Claudia for more info at: 081-8051465 Training will commence after the holidays. Judo is suitable for boys and girls alike and among others promotes discipline, respect, strength and focus.

Judo is an Olympic sport.

The town of Swakopmund is set to host the inaugural Charity Desert Braai Festival Soccer Tournament on Saturday 9 December 2017 at the popular Vineta Sports Complex, with the main aim of providing a boost for the local tourism economy.

The event is being hosted alongside the annual, open air and iconic Desert Braai Festival & Family Fun Day, which is held against the backdrop of the breath-taking Atlantic Ocean and the Namib Deserts.

All proceeds will be channeled towards charitable a cause in the local communities. The tournament is geared to discover the Coastal Belt's true tourism resources and all they have to offer.

The announcement came from the tournament organizers, the Desert Events and tournament sponsor: Erongo Consulting Group CC. The tournament seeks to bring more than 2,500 players and supporters to Swakopmund each year. The Desert Cup organizers and sponsors will also run the soccer academy event. Local tourism players, SMEs and entrepreneurs are direct beneficiaries of the whole event.

"Because the local, regional and international tourists will be here during the December holidays, they will be too occupied with their own things, so, what you see is a ripple into the local economy as people will be having a lot of activities throughout the Swakopmund community and beyond," said Pauline N. Hamadziripi, of Erongo Consulting Group CC, the main Tournament Sponsors.

This is the first time the tournament is being held in Swakopmund, and the organizers anticipate to have the tournament hosted across the Coastal Belt, in towns like Henties Bay, Walvis Bay and Arandis, as well as Omaruru as from 2018 and beyond."So, it's got a large economic impact in terms of travel spending coming into the Swakopmund community," added Desert Events. Local officials say the addition of the soccer academy bolsters Swakopmund's position as a soccer-centric community with a growing national reputation.

The tournament organizers are pleased to extend a cordial invitation to local clubs to enter this tournament to be played on Saturday 9 December 2017. It will comprise round of 16, quarter finals, semifinals, and semifinals and final, with medals for the winner and runners up coupled with prize monies. Teams or clubs enter on a "First Come first served" basis. Entry fee will be NAD500.00 per team. No entries will be allowed after 8 December 2017. No NPL players are allowed.

Interested Teams, Clubs or Companies can contact the Tournament Organisers at 081.878.6676 / 081.717.6642 or email: info@erongoconsultinggroup.com for further details and Entry Forms.

Walvis Bay Under 11 Soccer Tournament On 25 November was an excellent day for five primary schools and two soccer academies in Walvis Bay at the Cavema Fishing under 11 soccer tournament that was held at the Atlantis sport field in Walvis Bay. GROUP 1 Teams Tutaleni PS Kuisebmond PS Playtime Team A Immanuel Ruiters

CUP SECTION

Played 3 3 3 3

Points 7 4 4 1

Results Kuisebmond PS 0-2 Immanuel Ruiters 0-1

Tutaleni PS Playtime Team A

Playtime Team A Tutaleni PS

Kuisebmond PS Immanuel Ruiters

0-2 2-0

Immanuel Ruiters 0-0 Playtime Team A 0-0 GROUP 2 Teams iNara PS Narraville PS N/Ville Youth Academy Playtime Team B Results iNara PS Playtime Team B

Kuisebmond PS Tutaleni PS

Played 3 3 3

Points 7 5 2

3

0

1-1 0-0

Narraville PS N/Ville Youth Academy

0-2 Playtime Team B N/Ville Youth Academy 0-0

iNara PS Narraville PS

iNara PS Playtime Team B

N/Ville Youth Academy Narraville PS

1-0 0-2

Cup Semi-Finals Tutaleni PS 0-1 iNara PS 1-0

Narraville PS Kuisebmond PS

Cup 3rd & 4th Immanuel Ruiters - 1 0

Playtime Team B

CUP FINAL Narraville PS

0-1

iNara PS

U 11 CAVEMA CUP CHAMPIONS iNara Primary School SHIELD SECTION Plate Semi Finals N/Ville Youth Academy Playtime Team B

3-0 1-3

Immanuel Ruiters Playtime A

Plate 3rd & 4th Immanuel Ruiters

1-0

Playtime Team B

Plate-Final N/Ville Youth Academy

1-0

Playtime Team A

U 11 CAVEMA SHIELD WINNERS Narraville Youth Academy

Cavema Fishing under 11 Shield Winners, Narraville Youth Academy

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Cricket World Cup - here we come! is not only a reflection of your talent and ability, but also proof of your hard work and dedication. This upcoming tournament is an ideal opportunity for each player to compare yourself against the best in the world at your age group. It is a well known fact that most senior leading players in the world have played at the u19 Cricket World Cup"."This is the ideal opportunity to get the attention of the selectors and the national coach for future senior national team selection. It is an honour to represent your country and to play at a World Cup. Remember you are now playing on the global stage - it is a once in a lifetime opportunity," Snyman than congratulated all the players and management and said that their selection was not out of luck but the result of hard work and dedication. The team captain Lohan Louwrens said "We have the opportunity to make history, so let's take it. Unlike other people who think that because we don't have many cricketers it's a disadvantage, I think it's a massive advantage. We know each other, we have played together since our u11 days and we are all good friends. We play for the team and for each other”.Namibian's longest serving cricket administrator, Laurie Pieters said "Let's not forget where our cricket comes from and let's make sure to leave a legacy for Namibian cricket and our younger players to follow".

2017 Namibian Junior Squash Champion

The Namibia U/19 National Cricket Team

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THE Namibia U/19 national cricket team resonantly received their national colours ahead of the u19 Cricket World Cup in New Zealand from 13 January to 3 February. Namibia's qualification for the U/19 World Cup in New Zealand next year was already done at the 2016 u19 World Cup where Namibia finishing as the top Associate member.

The National team has left for South Africa where they are competing in the U19 Tri Series 2017 between Namibia, South Africa and England, from November 30 to December 24, 2017, at North-West Uni-versity and Senwes Park Stadium. The Namibia National u/19 cricket team is Andre Schmidlin (manager), Jurgen Linde, Robert Joseph (head coach), Lohan Louwrens, Bjorn Kotze (assistant coach, Donovan Zealand, Ben Shikongo, Erich von Mollendorf, Petrus Burger, Henry Olivier, Nicol

Loftie Eaton, Eben van Wyk, Shaun Fouche, Jan Izak de Villiers, Henry Brink, Dewald Nell, Gerhard Lottering, Floris Steenkamp, Mauritius Ngupita an d Ramon Wilmot, will be leaving for the 2018 u19 Cricket World Cup in the first week of January. All the matches will be played at Lincoln in the Canterbury region and Queenstown in Otago. Namibia will compete in Group C with Bangladesh, England and Canada.The vice president of Cricket Namibia, Mr Andre Snyman said "The fact that you are here tonight

Julian Müller shines in Germany The Namibian-born kickboxer Julian Müller, the older brother of double junior Sportsman Of The Year, Delano Müller, is making a name for himself in the kickboxing world in Germany, where he is studying towards a degree in Mechanical Engineering.

The 21 year old Julian Müller was recently crowned the Sub-Sahara Super Middleweight Kickboxing Champion, after beating Johan Scholtz of South Africa at Desert Storm, hosted by the Namibian Kickboxing Federation at Walvis Bay. Between his studies, Julian work to pay for his studies and save money for the Battle of Atlanta in the USA next year. He is also practicing kickboxing and still makes time to participate in kickboxing championships in Germany. He competed in the King of Absolute Fights in the 76kg weight class and at another fight night in the 81kg weight class, for instance.

He concluded his year in a competition on Sunday.

Julian Müller explained to namib times he is experimenting between the different weights classes, to determine what weight class he should fight at the Battle of Atlanta, one of the leading events for world class kickboxing selection.

Since the Desert Storm even thit Namibia, African fighters are getting exposure and recognition not only in Africa, but worldwide.

“The Namibian Kickboxing Federation and all the clubs and academies affiliated to the federation [especially the RCFAI & Kickboxing Academy in Walvis Bay] are on the right path, as the sport is growing at a fast rate", says Müller.

Müller thanked the President of Ring Contact Fighting Arts International, Master Joe Viljoen, and the President of the Namibian Kickboxing Federation, Anita de Klerk, for their input to the sport in Africa. His

advice to all the kids and junior fighters in the country to set high goals for themselves and keep on training and support their academies, clubs and the Federation.

Müller’s father, Mr. Philip Muller, said proudly: "as parents we are very proud and beyond belief of the achievements and experience that Julian is getting in Germany”.

Walvis Bay born Chelsea de Gouveia is the Namibian Junior girl's Squash Open trophy champion for 2017 with Stephanie Wittman finishing as runner-up.

Kyle Kriel from Windhoek who's training and hard work paid off won the U/19 category for boys. Brandon Grane finished as runner-up and Arno Diekmann took third place.

The WB Hardware & Building Supplies sponsored the Namibian Junior Squash Open Tournament 2017 hosted by Buccaneers squash club in Walvis Bay. After a gruelling two days of competitive squash, it was evident that the standard of players from Windhoek, Swakopmund and Walvis Bay definitely improved considerably. Their performance on the court was enjoyed by parents and spectators watching from the gallery.

Prizes and medals were awarded in all the sections. The girls' draw was however not as big as the boys' draw.

The respective girls' section winners were Juane Brand (U/11) Justine van der Meer (U/14) and Sasha Jarvis (U/16). The boys' section winners were Joshua Visagie (U/9) and Christo Smit in the U/11 category, with Tiaan van der Westhuizen the runner-up and Justus Beulker who clinched third place.

Joseph van Niekerk won the U/14 category. Torben Winterbach was the runner-up and Jonathan Abbot took third place. Camron Orban won the U/16 category and Joshua Wood finished as runner-up and Anthony van der Meer took third place.

Girls U19 winner Chelsea de Gouveia with Danie Jansen