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SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6963 FRIDAY 6 MAY 2022 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net
Walvis Bay Mayor appointed as IPC Vice-President Rudi Bowe
Walvis Bay Mayor, Trevino Forbes was appointed as the VicePresident of Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) during the party's first National Council of Patriots meeting over the past weekend at Windhoek. vation to work harder and serve the community of Walvis Bay and the whole nation. Forbes said, “I am committed to my community and the country, and with the support of IPC I will have to work harder to serve the nation. Rest assured the new position does not change anything, but is a welcoming challenge that I will tackle with the support of my fellow councillors and party.” According to Forbes, the position is not full time yet, he will not be moved, and will continue with his duties as the Mayor of Walvis Bay. Walvis Bay mayor Trevino Forbes At the age of 37, Forbes Forbes, a patriotic members belong to. is currently the youngcitizen from the mar- Political experience is est Vice-President of a ginalised community a non-issue at IPC as political party in the that is ignored and they have people with country. not given a chance to no political back- At the National Counprove themselves, ground doing great cil of Patriots meeting, also play a signi- things, compared to that is equivalent to the ficant role in the those with political central committee of a development of the background. political party, 56 out Forbes said he is of 61 members of the country. At IPC, they look at honoured by the trust first national council of the potential of each bestowed upon him by patriots elected Panduand every member, the members of the leni Itula as the 2024 regardless of which party and sees the new national presidential tribe or ethnic group position as a moti- candidate for IPC.
Remembrance of workers an important achievement
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Rudi Bowe
The celebration of Workers Day on 1 May, “May Day” is a day of remembrance of workers and is an important achievement in the fight by workers in recognition of their contributions to society and socio-economic development. Recognizing the fact that the day signifies awareness about some of the difficulties faced by workers in the collective endeavor to improve their working conditions, the Namibian Government stands with workers in that ongoing journey. The President of the Republic of Namibia, His Excellency Dr Hage G. Geingob in his message to the Namibian Workers said that theNamibian Government will always be on the side of workers. President Hage G. Geingob said, “The fight for independence accelerated by the struggles of workers against the exploitative and unjust colonial regime. ” According to Geingob, the rights of workers in Namibia are a fundamental right guaranteed and protected by the Constitution. “Since independence, the Namibian Government has been committed to the advancement of Namibian workers by putting in place several interventions to guarantee fairness, to protect their safety and to improve their working conditions,” the president added. In addition to legislation that guarantees and protects the rights of workers, during the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Government provided relief to employers in order to protect employees against the socio-economic scarring caused by the pandemic. Geingob said, “Although we have made significant progress as a country to guarantee safe working environments for workers, there is still much more to be done. ”
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Exert turns 45 page 8 The President of the Republic of Namibia, His Excellency Dr Hage G. Geingob “As we march during the Fourth Industrial Revolution by embracing automation, robotics and the Future of Work, we will align our legislation with best practice globally to ensure that the interests of the workers are protected” the President added. Geingob urge workers and employers to reskill and to retool for Namibia to become more competitive as we prepare our workforce for the Future of Work. “Moreover, it is the duty of the public and private sector to work in partnership to include the youth in the economy by creating more employment opportunities.” The president recognizes the efforts of our frontline workers, men and women in uniforms who during the COVID-19 pandemic risked their lives to save lives of others and aacknowledge all those whose efforts continue to advance the rights of workers and advocate for workers' welfare. CONTINUE ON PAGE 2
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18-year-old Remembrance commits CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 suicide Geingob also paid Sharlien Tjambari
18-year-old Uaraerua Zauana was discovered with a single handgun wound to the head by his father at their residence on Farm Tsaobis, about 60 km west of Otjimbingwe on Sunday, 1 May. According to the Regional Commander of Community Affairs in the Eongo region, Inspector Ileni Shapumba, Zauana committed suicide by shooting himself in the head with his father's 9mm pistol which the father allegedly left under the bed. Zauana was discovered unconscious by his father who rushed Zauana to the Karibib Clinic and was declared dead by EMED paramedics on his arrival. Zauana was a learner at Heritage Private School in Windhoek.
tribute to fallen unionists who fought apartheid oppression to respect workers' rights. “As we celebrate Workers Day, we should forge ahead with renewed commitment and work together in building a fair, equitable and safe post-Covid 19 recovery for the citizens of the Namibian House,” the president said. Workers' Day commemorates workers' achievements and their contributions to society towards socio-economic development.
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Cassinga Day will forever be a scar in the memory of Namibians Media Release On this day, 4 May 2022, the President of the Republic of Namibia, His Excellency Dr. Hage G. Geingob joins Namibians in memory of the hundreds of Namibian refugees and freedom fighters who died in the barbaric attack by the notorious colonial troops of apartheid South Africa at Cassinga in southern Angola. Today, 44 years after the brutal, senseless and inhumane massacre of Namibian
refugees, mainly women and children, on 4 May 1978, at Cassinga in southern Angola, we
still remember that painful chapter because the physical and psychological scars are deep and they remain a constant reminder that the freedom and independence of the Namibian people came at a high cost. “On this solemn day, we pause to remember our compatriots who lost their precious lives on that fateful day, May 4, 1978, on which horrific acts of violence and brutality were committed against the Namibian people. A day of memory, Cassinga Day should continue to remind Nami-
bians about the selfless sacrifices made by thousands of our countrymen and women in the course of the struggle for the independence of our motherland. It is therefore our duty to ensure that the dreams, aspirations and blood of those sons and daughters of Namibia who laid down their lives so that we can enjoy our freedom today are not betrayed. Therefore, the most befitting manner in which we can honour the memory of Cassinga Day and the sacrifices of our heroes and heroines is by
working hard, in unity, towards the realization of a better Namibia, guided by the principles of social justice, solidarity and the improvement of the standards of living of all our people. Let us therefore engage, as a collective, in actions that give deserving respect to those who lost their lives for the freedom and independence of our country. In memory of the 44th anniversary of the Cassinga Massacre, I urge all Namibians to forge ahead with the task of nation-building. Let us pull together in the same direction to build a united and prosperous Namibia for present and future generations of our country.
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Danny rides for Hope
Danny Beukes to ride 600km Piquet Jacobs Well known cyclist, Danny Beukes, will be taking on 600km from Walvis Bay to Tsumeb on his bicycle, with his wife and son as support, in order to raise funds for the Tsumeb Hope Children's Centre. The Hope Children's Centre was spearheaded and run by Jeanette Theron and her late husband, Andre Theron who passed in 2021 due to COVID-19; the initiative was born in 2008 from a feeding scheme which them grew into giving vulnerable children a safe haven and family home environment. Jeanette currently houses nine children, of which eight are her permanent foster children, whilst still keeping the feeding scheme alive. Their objective reads, 'Our mission is to provide a safe place for them to live, three meals a day, an education at local schools, and as much love as we can give.' Danny and his family, Christelle and Jacques Beukes were meant to take a family holiday to the area when they decided to make use of the opportunity to raise awareness and raise funds for the centre. “I have always had a soft
spot for children, but the intention behind this idea is to celebrate heroes. The real heroes being people like Jeanette and Maureen Baard who wake up each day and make a difference. The secondary heroes are those who donate and pray. I would also like to thank the Namib Times, who has always been key to all my fundraisers from way back.” Danny will be riding to raise funds, and implores on the public to be by hero by donating N$2 per km (N$1 200), N$1 per km (N$600), N$0.50 per km (N$300), N$0.25 per km (N$150) or any amount to make this idea a reality. The donations can be paid directly to the Hope Children's Centre, please contact Jeanette Theron at 081 450 8705 or Danny Beukes at 081 128 2256 for more information.
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Court Walvis Bay Court Report Nanub Barlemens (38), appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 30 May 2022. The accused remains in custody. Charles Kisting (33), appeared on a charge of possession of dependence-producing substance. The accused was found guilty and sentenced to 6 months imprisonment or a N$3 000 fine. Luca Mwira (24), appeared on a charge of theft by false pretenses. The matter was postponed to 1 August 2022. The accused is on bail. Jacob Ericksob (30), Jeremia Hifingo (32), Philipus Shilume (37), Mesias Hifikwa (26) and Simon Hilolwa (47), appeared on charges of theft and possession of suspected stolen property. The matter was postponed to 10 June 2022. The accused are on bail. Ralph Tomas (37), appeared on a charge of trespassing. The matter was postponed to 11 July 2022. The accused remains in custody. Rodriques Geriseb (29), appeared on a charge of assault by threat. The accused was found guilty and sentenced to 90 days imprisonment or a N$1 000 fine. Andreas Johannes (28), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 6 July 2022. The accused is on bail. Andreas Shetuka Petrus (27), appeared on a charge of failed to display license disc issued in respect of motor vehicle.the accused was found guilty and sentenced to 30 days imprisonment or a N$1 500 fine. Chenay Jonas (27), was absent at her hearing on a charge of assault. The accused is at large. Johannes Kolongongo (32), appeared on charges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft and theft of a motor vehicle. The matter was postponed to 15 June 2022. The accused is on bail. Gavin Cloete (23), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The case against the accused was withdrawn. Stephanus Kondjeni (32), appeared on charges of theft and malicious damage to property. The matter was postponed to 22 June 2022. The accused is on bail. Binisiu Thomas (63), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 2 June 2022. The accused remains in custody. Rio Hamaseb (24), appeared on charges of crimen injuria and theft. The matter was postponed to 17 May 2022. The accused is on warning. Matheus David (34), appeared on a charge of assault. The matter was postponed to 12 May 2022. The accused is on bail. Robert Rijavi Kambamo (35), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 2 August 2022. The accused is on bail. Frans Shiningajamwe (29), appeared on a charge of failure to comply with instruction or direction of an authorized officer. The matter was postponed to 18 May 2022. The accused is on bail. Mbuyi Kazadi (26), appeared on charges of dealing in cocaine and defeating or obstructing the course of justice. The case was struck from the roll. Jefrey Roman (40), appeared on a charge of possession of dependence-producing substance. The mater was postponed to 22 June 2022. The accused remains in custody. Fillemon Jacob (41), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 23 June 2022. The accused is on bail. Ronnie Gaeseb (24), appeared on a charge of assault by threat. The matter was postponed to 20 July 2022. The accused is on bail. Alfeus Sheya (38), appeared on a charge of refusal to provide a breath specimen. The accused was found guilty and sentenced to 4 months imprisonment or a N$4 000 fine. Jrermiah Andreas (24), appeared on a charge of indecent assault. The matter was postponed to 12 September 2022. The accused is on bail. Mike Ismael Taukondjele (29), appeared on a charge of attempted murder. The matter was postponed to 14 September 2022. The accused remains in custody. Pius Job (44), appeared on a charge of assault. The matter was postponed to 28 April 2022. The accused remains in custody. Natangwe Amashili Shimbilinga (48) and Sakaria Tomas (52), appeared on charges of murder and kidnapping. The matter was postponed to 22 June 2022. The accused remain in custody. Titus Nghinogwa (26), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 27 April 2022. The accused is on bail. A minor (17), appeared on charges of assault by threat and crimen injuria. The matter was postponed to 27 April 2022. The accused remains in custody. Roberto Holtz (23), appeared on charges of assault and malicious damage to property. The matter was postponed to 24 May 2022. The accused remains in custody. Jerome Louw (28), appeared on charges of crimen injuria and assault on a member of the police. The accused as found not guilty and acquitted. Ronnies Garoeb (31), appeared on charges of dealing in cocaine and possession of dependence-producing substance. The matter was postponed to 5 July 2022. The accused is on bail. Glenwon Clarke (21) and Washington Naubeb (21), appeared on charges of robbery. The matter as postponed to 3 August 2022. The accused are on bail. Maria Ipumbu (41), appeared on a charge of failure to care or a child. The matter was postponed to 20 July 2022. The accused is on warning. Patrick Adam (38), appeared on charges of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level and driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The case against the accused was withdrawn.
6 MAY 2022 Francis Martin Scheffers (18) and a minor (17), appeared on charges of robbery. The matter was postponed to 3 May 2022. The accused remain in custody. Jeremia Amutenya (58), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 9 June 2022. The accused is on bail. Marsello Nanub (22) and Eliser Nanub (25), appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 13 June 2022. The accused are on bail. Jacob Utanga (37), appeared on charges of assault and assault by threat. The matter was postponed to 19 July 2022. The accused is on bail. Lionel Cons Tjatytua (28), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 26 July 2022. The accused is on bail. Mateus Sheetekela (27), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 25 July 2022. The accused remains in custody. A minor (17), appeared on a charge of theft of copper wire. The matter was postponed to 18 June 2022. The accused was released into the care of a guardian. Martinus Beukes (51), appeared on charges of culpable homicide and driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 23 July 2022. The accused is on warning. Gravan Kenny Mutirakuti (27), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 26 July 2022. The accused is on bail. Kesmodel Mesuw (23), appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm and theft. The matter was postponed to 4 August 2022. The accused is on bail. Malakia Kampolo (19), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 16 August 2022. The accused is on bail. Mario Khakhani (28), appeared on a charge of receiving stolen property. The matter was postponed to 15 September 2022. The accused is on bail. Nathan Gerald De Bruine (23), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The case against the accused was withdrawn. Jan Cloete (41), appeared on a charge of theft. The case against the accused was withdrawn. Quency Booysen (26), appeared on a charge of theft. The case against the accused was withdrawn. Joseph Onesmus (29), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 13 September 2022. The accused remains in custody. Wilson Mwandingi (31) and Elly Ndawedha Egumbo (39), appeared on charges of fraud. The matter was postponed to 16 May 2022. The accused remain in custody. Titus Nghinogwa (26), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The accused was found guilty and sentenced to 5 months imprisonment or a N$5 000 fine. A minor (17), appeared on charges of assault by threat and crimen injuria. The matter was postponed to 11 May 2022. The accused remains in custody. Engelbrecht Romaria (23), appeared on a charge of dealing in dependence-producing substance. The matter was postponed to 22 June 2022. The accused is on bail. Wilson David (27), Tobias Gabes Iyambo (37) and Fillipus Shapaka Simon (27), appeared on charges of robbery. The matter was postponed to 21 September 2022. The accused remain in custody.
Orlando Shihafeleni (28), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 30 August 2022. The accused is on warning. Roemello Aoxamub (22) and Jordan English (20), appeared on charges of dealing in dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 26 July 2022. The accused is on bail. Nasfon Oswald Thaniseb (25), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 19 May 2022. The accused is on bail. Solassie Anamab (22), Ben Rooinasio (31), Alex Kooitjie (22), Johannes Uirab (39), Fanuel !Kharusab (30) and Elton Narib (19), appeared on charges of dealing in dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 31 May 2022. The accused is on bail. Fillipus Nuuyoma (39), appeared on a charge of refusal to provide name and address. The matter was postponed to 5 July 2022. The accused is on bail. Allan Brandt (37), appeared on a charge of possession of dependence-producing substance. The matter was postponed to 31 May 2022. The accused is on bail. Mentjies Luwelline (29), appeared on a charge of possession of cocaine. The accused was found guilty and sentenced to 30 days imprisonment or a N$500 fine. Petrus Shaanika (33), appeared on charges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft, displaying a license disc not applicable to a motor vehicle and housebreaking. The matter was postponed to 22 September 2022. The accused is on bail. Marcus Jackie Panduleni (31), appeared on a charge of robbery with aggravating circumstances. The matter was postponed to 30 May 2022. The accused remains in custody. Simeon Shilongo (42), appeared on a charge of refusal to provide breath specimen. The matter was postponed to 9 August 2022. The accused is on bail. Paavo Arnokoto (28), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 23 June 2022. The accused is on bail. Pius Job (44), appeared on a charge of assault. The accused was found guilty and sentenced to 40 days imprisonment or a N$2 000 fine. Elijah Mouers (18), appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 27 June 2022. The accused is on warning. Elifas Ndeyapuye (34), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 19 May 2022. The accused remains in custody. appeared on charges of dealing in dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 26 July 2022. The accused is on bail. Erastus Nghilyatiwa (47), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 27 June 2022. The accused remains in custody. Gerhardt Seibeb (25), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 9 June 2022. The accused remains in custody. Phillip Iita (32), appeared on a charge of theft from a motor vehicle. The matter was postponed to 8 June 2022. The accused remains in custody. Marcus Jackie Panduleni (31), appeared on a charge of robbery with aggravating circumstances. The matter was postponed to 19 May 2022. The accused remains in custody.
17 Namibian women missing through possible human trafficking syndicate Eileen van der Schyff
Revelations of Young Namibians with the hopes of greener pastures, lured by a possible human trafficking syndicate to the Middle East, have come to the attention of the Namibian police after an investigation was launched after police received information on 22 March.
According to the Namibian police, 26 Namibians are suspected to have been human trafficked to Oman. Joseph Shikongo, the Deputy Inspector General of the Namibian police said 17 of the 26 women that recently left the country through the suspected human trafficking syndicate that was orchestrated from Grootfontein are missing. The whereabouts of the remaining women have been identified. Shikongo said,” The Namibian Police have received information on possible human trafficking. It attracts young Namibian women to the Middle East.” During the police investigation, women who almost fell victim to the syndicate were questioned while others, aged between 27 and 40, under the impression and promise of a job in the Middle East, are now missing. Police
cautions the public to be vigilant. The statement reads: Others were not so lucky, as they went through with the plan and never returned, and their whereabouts are unknown.” So far, 77 cases of human trafficking were reported to the Namibian police from April 2010 to March 2022.Twenty-eight cases are under investigation, 26 are finalised, 17 are still on the court roll and six cases are pending. The statement from the Namibian police further reads: “It is further alleged that these women engaged a facilitator here in Namibia who lures them into accepting job offers abroad. Trips to these countries including work visas that can cost up to N$40 000-00, which is mostly covered by the facilitators but to be paid back once employed on the other side.
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A reunion of note The town of Walvis Bay experienced a small economic boost with the 60th reunion of old colleagues from way back in 1962, who came together at Dune -7 outside Walvis Bay on 22 – 24 April 2022.
80-year-old Albert Pfister
Some colleagues, together with their families, came from as far as Ireland for this fun reunion. All who attended felt proud to have their oldest colleague present, 80-year-old Albert Pfister. Pfister is in Walvis Bay for the first time since March 1962. In the group photo, the old colleagues show the patriotic hand symbol that represents Namibia, the only county in the world that's shape can be made with a hand sign.
Reunion group photo
Members attended church service before departing.
Fuel price decrease for May 2022 The Ministry of Mines and Energy has resolved to decrease fuel prices for May 2022, as follows: 1. 2.
Petrol prices will decrease by 120 cents per litre Diesel prices will increase with 30 cents per litre
The Government, through the National Energy Fund (NEF) will pay approximately N$51.5 million for under recoveries recorded. Fuel price adjustments countrywide are expected to come into effect at 00:01 on 5th of May 2022. Further to that, the Ministry also confirms the temporarily reduction of the levies imposed on fuel on all products, for a period of three (3) months. Therefore, kindly see the revised provisional figures after factoring in the levy reductions as follows: - NAMCOR Levy @50% - RUCs @50% - Fuel Tax @50% - MVA Levy@25%
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German Government continues its support to Namibia's sustainable development efforts
Development Cooperation Agreements signed Hon. Obeth Kandjoze, Director General of National Planning Commission, and His Excellency Herbert Beck, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany, signed two Government Agreements on Financial Cooperation and Technical Cooperation between Germany and Namibia on 21st April 2022. The Agreements were concluded following Negotiations on Development Cooperation between the two countries in 2021. These two agree- Sized Enterprises, esta- Potential. ments cover eight blishment of a Sus- Namibian-German denew programmes to tainable Financing Me- velopment cooperation the value of 40.5 mil- chanism for Namibia's is a central component lion Euro (currently Protected Areas, esta- of the relations beabout 650 million blishment of an Urban tween Namibia and N A D ) , f i n a n c i n g Development Fund, Germany. Since Naprojects on Technical S u s t a i n a b l e U r b a n mibia's independence, a n d Vo c a t i o n a l Mobility Windhoek, G e r m a n y h a s s u p Education and Train- Green People's Energy, ported the Namibian ing, promotion of and Sustainable Use of Government in its deSmall and Medium- Namibia's Mineral velopment efforts. To date, German development cooperation with Namibia - governmental and nongovernmental programmes - amounts to more than 1.2 billion Euros. In per-capita terms, Namibia is thus the largest recipient of German development cooperation in Africa. At the last round of bilateral development negotiations, Namibia and Germany agreed on new grants and loans in the amount of 242 million Euro
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(approximate 4 billion NAD). The areas of cooperation consist of § Private Sector and Financial System Development § Vocational Education and Training § Natural Resource Management § Water Infrastructure § Inclusive and Sustainable Urban Development § Renewable Energy Infrastructure The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which have been domesticated in the national developmental frameworks such as NDP5 and the Harambee Prosperity Plan II, form part of the backbone for structuring the Namibian-German development co-operation. The priority areas are fully in line to contributing to the Harambee Prosperity Plan II. The emphasis is on a quality-driven trans-
formation process in order to achieve sustainable and inclusive development and to reach the common goal of overcoming poverty and inequality by supporting job creation, particularly targeting the youth. Namibian-German development cooperation is based on agreements between the two countries, which are concluded during negotiations between the two governments every two years. In the scope of these negotiations, strategies for the future cooperation are developed together. The next round of negotiations on development cooperation will be held in 2023. The Namibia - German cooperation has yielded positive results and has contributed to Namibia's quest of achieving its national
aspirations such as employment creation and poverty reduction. Some of the many ongoing programmes under the cooperation include the support to addressing the economic and social challenges Namibia is facing due to the COVID19 pandemic, support to management of public enterprises, promotion of vocational education, support to transport sector, support packages for conservation, bio-diversity and the tourism sector as well as the support programs for businesses, SMEs and informal settlements. Namibia and Germany underscore the commitment of the two governments towards further strengthening the excellent bilateral relations for the mutual benefit of the Namibian and German people.
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Angolan companies should consider investing in Namibia Sharlien Tjambari It is the duty of the Joint Trade Committee (JTC) of Angola-Namibia to interrogate the factors and challenges that have led to a decline in trade relations between the two countries and to develop strategies that will address such in an amicable manner for the mutual benefits of all people, this was said by the Minister of Industrialisation and Trade, Lucia Iipumbu. During the inau- i d e n t i f y p o t e n t i a l require financial comguration session of sectors and areas of mitment. Yes, there are the Angola-Namibia cooperation in trade positive undertakings Joint Trade Com- and investment and from both sides bemittee which started develop implemen- cause the one-stop on Monday last week tation programmes border post concept is and concluded on thereof; to attend to an enhancement of Wednesday in Swa- trade facilitation issues simplest trade between kopmund, Iipumbu necessary to improve the two countries and called uponAngolan the free flow of goods definitely one of the companies to con- and services; to pro- days we are going to sider investing in mote information sha- see that happening.” various sectors in ring and dissemination Haihambo said they Namibia with spe- to stakeholders in both also deliberated on the cific focus on value countries on the pre- efficiency at the border addition such ccos- vailing trade regimes posts along common m e t i c s , m m a n u - a n d o p p o r t u n i t i e s borders, especially in facturing, and agri- avail-able in the areas so far as the difficulties culture with specific of trade and invest- in the processes and focus on agro – pro- ment. procedures associated cessing. Iipumbu During the first two with cross border trasaid, “the emphasis days of deliberations, ding which specifically should also be made the delegates reviewed affects informal trato the creation of the terms of reference ders. The delegates furvalue chains and for which makes provision ther reflected on the the Ministry of In- for the two countries to illicit cross border fuel dustrialisation and meet twice a year, the trade. Trade, and Ministry delegates also looked Namibia and Angola of Industry and Com- on the protocol on currently trade in toumerce, as the cus- trade. They looked at rism-medical tourism, todians of the JTC the identification of salt, cotton and the rest must remain the in- products that are to be of the products are terface between go- traded between the two allegedly on an inforvernment, private countries. According to mal basis. Haihambo sector and foreign inthe Executive Director said they would want to vestors in our counin the Ministry of In- see an expansion of tries to ensure the dustrialisation and those product lines and realisation of these Trade, Sikongo Hai- then to increase and initiatives.” hambo, there was also accommodate as many According to Iipimdiscussions pertaining traders and many probu, the JTC is estato the one-stop border ducts as possible. Haiblished to deal with post which has been on hambo further said: matters of mutual inthe agenda for quite a “We would also like to terest in the domain import from Angola. while, “there are unof trade and investAngola is a very wealdertakings for us to ment especially the thy country, if we can promotion of trade complete the frameimport from Angola works that are in place, facilitation and supinstead of just looking the legislative part and port to the private at other countries there eventually the infrasector. is much more that the structural developThe main objectives region can provide.” ments which is going to of the JTCare, to
Officials within the Trade and industry sector gathers for a group photo at Strand Hotel in Swakopmund where the inaugural session for the JTC took place
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Exert Garage turns 45 Kavita Park vendors to be relocated
Sharlien Tjambari
Vendors of Kavita Art and Craft market, also known as Kavita Park, will temporarily be relocated to the Christmas Fair area next to the Tennis Court Parking area on Strand Street, Swakopmund to pave way for revamping. The decision regarding the relocation was taken at the previous council meeting. The Swakopmund Council approved the relocation and ordered the Engineering Services Department to attend to the demarcation of trading sites of vendors at the Tennis Court parking area by measuring 16m² for each site. Once relocated, all 62 vendors are expected to continue paying their monthly rental fees as per lease agreements and they will utilize the cubicles for storage purposes during the construction period as
Pictured from left: Angelo, Candida, Hayden and Lorenzo Julie Piquet Jacobs The well-known and established auto- tomizing of state-of-the-art American vehicles. The motive industry leaders celebrates their business has grown tremendously in the past 45 years to keep with the times and are looking to 45th anniversary on 5 May. The local garage was purchased in 1977 by Mr Anthony Julie and his wife Mrs Loun Julie. Mr Julie was known for his love of classic cars, especially the Ford Mustang “Eleanor”. The family business is currently being run by his sons, Angelo and Lorenzo Julie. The business was initially a petrol station, but established themselves in panel beating and spray painting over the years. They have become leaders in the industry through exceptional craftmanship and are the only garage offering right hand drive conversions and cus-
expand even more in the future. They are well known for their exceptional customer service and attention to detail, making them a big competitor in the coastal region. Speaking on the future, Angelo Julie says “We plan on taking the business to the next level, we will be establishing a new online system which will allow customers to log in through a portal to check on the progress of their vehicles.” Angelo and Lorenzo's parents left them a legacy and hope to carry on in their footsteps and make them proud.
they will not be affected by the revamping. The Spokesperson of the Swakopmund Municipality Ailie Gebhardt confirmed that the relocation will commence later this month and the vendors are expected to move back before December this year. Gebhardt said the municipality wants to beautify Kavita Park, and make it more tourism-friendly. The current structures at Kavita Park will remain the same, the council wants to add parking spaces for loading and offloading goods and for tourists to be able to park close to the park.
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A new look for the next generation of investment professionals
Arysteq Asset Management refreshes their brand Local boutique asset management company, Arysteq, has launched their refreshed brand this week. “ O u r n e w b r a n d logo. It consolidates identity represents a the values and prinbold affirmation of ciples the company has our company, our committed to since its reason for being, foundation in 2016 and direction and fu- highlights its focus on ture,” says Business r e l a t i o n s h i p s , e x Development Offi- cellence, patience, cer, Antoine Agen- innovation and pasbach. “We believe it sion. m o r e a c c u r a t e l y Punching far above its communicates our weight, this bright, solid, home-grown young, independent foundation, sophis- investment house have ticated dynamism been challenging the and future-fitness.” status quo from the getA project six months go. Arysteq has shown in the making, the that it is a sustainable new branding is far alternative with its deeper than just a world-class invest-
Purvance Heuer - Managing Director of Arysteq Asset Management ment practices (and the remarkable results to prove it*) that directly
Roll-out of the African Union Covid-19 Digital Vaccination Certificate in Namibia The Government of Namibia has partnered with the African Union and the PanaBios Consortium to introduce the Trusted Travel and Trusted Vaccines technology platforms. The new technological innovation provides for the issuance of secure, tamper-proof and digitally verifiable Covid-19 laboratory test results and vaccine certificates that facilitate smoother and hassle-free travel. Following weeks of trouble-shoot- provisional digital vaccination cering and pressure testing, the tificates on the Trusted Vaccines Ministry of Health and Social Platform, can be accessed using Services has customised the sy- t h i s l i n k : h t t p s : / / d r i v e . stem for Namibia and is now in a google.com/file/d/1f5wziYL2kyD position to issue, authenticate and 0DGQ4hgzUSgcI0iKYT3PD2/vi verify travellers' authentic Covid- ew?usp=sharing 19 digital vaccination certificates Once generated, provisional digital vaccination certificates are online. This notice serves to inform that, approved by the Ministry before from 26 April 2022, the Trusted they can be used for travel purVaccines platform is available to poses. Travelers are encouraged to generate Covid-19 Digital Vacci- upload their documents at least two nation Certificates for persons who weeks prior to the travelling date to are fully vaccinated. For a Digital allow the Ministry to approve the Vaccination Certificate with a QR certificates. Travellers who are Code to be issued, the platform is unable to use the 'self-upload' equipped with a 'self-upload' option may contact the Covid-19 functionality, enabling individuals toll-free number (0800 100 100) to upload information and images for assistance. of their Vaccination Cards and For further enquiries, kindly contact the Ministry of Health and Passports/Travel documents for authentication. The Ministry sup- Social Services, Public Relations office at telephone: ports ongoing engagements to +26461203-2054 or email establish full interoperability beaddress: tween the Trusted Vaccines framepublic.relations@mhss.gov.na. work and the European Union Travellers may copy Digital Covid-19 Certification globalhavern@panabois.org in trust gateways. A step-by-step guide on how to re- technical enquiries regarding the certificate. gister/create accounts and generate
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benefits local pension funds and the investor community. According to Managing Director, Purvance Heuer, “Arysteq is inspired to co-create a legacy of local investment excellence and accountability, fiercely proud and independent. Yet, it's a pride without ego, and independence without
the biases. We are open, humble and dedicated to the next generation. We invest in people. We invest in quality assets for the long term. We want Namibian investors to punch above their league too.” Entirely owned and managed by Namibians, Arysteq was the first Namibian asset
management company awarded a N$650 million mandate under the Government Institutions Pension Fund's (GIPF) asset management incubation programme in 2019. “Although we are young and small, our investment philosophy is guided by a rigorous decision-making process and a disciplined, team-based approach, aimed at mitigating behavioural biases,” says Andrew Jansen, Chairperson of the Arysteq Board. “I say small, but 7 of our current team complement of 12, is part of the investment team, making us one of the l a rg e s t i n v e s t m e n t teams in the country.” *The proof is in the pudding Arysteq currently offers investors five investment solutions: Money Market, Ba-
lanced, Real Return, SA Equities and Global Equities. In 2021 the Arysteq Money Market Fund ranked number one over one year, the Arysteq Balanced Fund ranked number one over five years and the Arysteq Real Return Fund ranked number one over one year in the Namibian market. The South African equity mandates ranked 10th out of 66 registered funds over 10 years. Engage with the Arysteq brand on their website (arysteq.com), on their LinkedIn profile, and make a coffee date. “We have really good coffee, and if you time your meeting well, our investment team just might have homebaked cookies or chocolates too,” says Heuer.
6 MAY 2022
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CORRIDOR LOGISTICS HAVE A VACANT POSITION IN WALVIS BAY
VACANCIES
OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR Corridor Logistics is an end-to-end customer solutionist, with emphasis on exceeding client expectations with regard to their Transportation and Logistics needs. For this reason, and in being future proof, we are looking to employ an experienced Operations Supervisor in our Clearing Division in Walvis Bay. The incumbent should be: An individual who must help implement processes across the clearing division and enable business growth. He/she will assess our departmental operational methods and propose ways to improve them.
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER invites suitably qualified individuals to apply for the position of:
WELDER / BOILERMAKER THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE WILL: Possess the following experience and Qualification: · Trade Diploma as a Welder/ Boilermaker · At least 5 years' experience in a production environment in a Technical position · Experience in alteration, installation, maintenance, repair and analyzing highly complex electronic, mechanical equipment · Basic refrigeration experience will be an advantage · Excellent communication skills · Reliable and able to perform well under pressure · Required to work overtime / Standby duties /Irregular hours · Exposure to Ulma, Bizerba and Scanvaegt and Tunnel Freezer equipment will be an advantage · Knowledge of ISO systems will be an advantage · Experience in operating a lathe · Experience in doing Tig welding on stainless steel · Safety certificates/diploma in the field · Basic plumbing skills will be an advantage · Must have own transport Shortlisted candidates will be required to perform a practical test In exchange for a proactive and an enthusiastic professional approach, the Company offers a remuneration package commensurate with the position and the candidate's experience. Interested candidates must apply in writing by forwarding their CVs to: Merlus.cv@gmail.com / or delivering their CV's to Merlus Seafood Processors in an envelope marked for Human Resources. CLOSING DATE:
MONDAY, 9 MAY 2022
Please note that only short listed applicants will be contacted.
Able to succeed in this role, the individual must have excellent project management skills and should be able to effectively communicate with other employees. A results-oriented individual with excellent organisational skills would be suitable. Good problem solving and analytical skills would be an added advantage. Responsibilities: · Oversee efficiency of operational processes · Daily communication and updates to clients · Participate in strategic planning and goal setting on a daily basis, including customer support · Analyse business requirements and customer needs · Provide administrative support (e.g., updating inventory & schedules) · Ensure compliance with company policies and procedures Requirements and skills: · A Bachelor's degree in Operations Management or Business Administration or similar qualification · More than 8 years' experience in a clearing and forwarding environment · At least 35 years old · Knowledge of customs procedures · Hands-on experience in implementing operational processes · Excellent project management skills · Knowledge of operational principles and policies · Organisational skills and attention to detail · Team Leadership abilities Remuneration:
Industry related competitive salary.
E-mail:
cfvacancycl@gmail.com
Closing Date:
10th of May 2022
6 MAY 2022
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MoDVA's Gender Policy signed and ratified by government Sharlien Tjambari
During its five-day workshop, the Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs (MoDVA) deliberated on the Draft MoDVA Gender Policy and aligned it to International, Continental, Regional, Sub-Regional and National instruments which the Namibian Government has signed and ratified. While closing the workshop on Friday, 29 April, Colonel Agatha Amadhila, the senior staff officer of Gender at the Ministry of Defense and Veterans Affairs, said the workshop further aligned the draft policy to the National Gender Policy which is also under review. Amadhila said, “ a d d i t i o n a l l y, t h i s policy is in response to the implementation of the National Action Plan on Women, Peace, and Security, in conformity with the United Nations Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) 1325.” According to Amadhila, the workshop has formulated objectives that will ensure that the goal of the policy is achieved and realized. The main objectives, amongst others are to increase the opportunities for partici-
pation of women at all decision-making levels; to strengthen meaningful participation of women in peace processes and conflict resolutions; and to strengthen institutional mechanisms to address gender inequalities within MoDVA.
JS SLOTS GROUP VACANCY
SECURITY GUARDS
The workshop further resolved to implement the policy, once finalized, by allocating various roles and responsibilities to various key players, MINISTRY OF TRADE & INDUSTRY ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A COMMITTEE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998
SWAKOPMUND
(Regulations 14,26 & 33)
Responsibilities
Notice is given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the regional Liquor Licensing Committee, Region Erongo. 1.Name and postal address of applicant: Foodworx (SamanthaAnne Rencs) P.O.Box 30719 Windhoek. 2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Memphis Barbeque and Blues. 3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: Cosdef Arts and Crafts Centre, Swakopmund. 4. Nature and details of application: Application for a special Liquor Licence. 5. Clerk of the court with whom the application will be lodged: Clerk of the Magistrate's Court, district Swakopmund. 6. Date on which the application will be lodged: 29 April 2022. 7. Date of meeting of committee at which application will be heard 08 June 2022. Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 of the Act in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Secretary of the Committee to reach the Secretary not less than 21 days before the date of the meeting of the Committee at which the application will be heard.
Welcoming customers, answering questions, and providing advice Ensure that customers comply with rules Remove customers from the premises if and when necessary Maintaining a clean workspace. Requirements: Minimum 1 Year Security work experience. Willing to work flexible hours including weekend High level of energy with strong customer service skills. Professional, Friendly and Enthusiastic ONLY Shortlisted Candidates will be Contacted Closing date for Applications is 11.05.2022 Please send your fully updated CV to hr@jsslots.com.na for urgent short listing and interview call
JS SLOTS GROUP VACANCY
CASINO CASHIERS SWAKOPMUND SPORTS BETTING CASHIERS Windhoek & Walvis Bay Cashier Responsibilities Welcoming customers, answering questions, and providing advice Operating scanners, scales, cash registers, and other electronics. Explaining different betting formats. Balancing Reports in a timely & efficient manner Maintaining a clean workspace Cashier Requirements: Minimum 1 Year Customer service or Cashier experience. Willing to work flexible hours including weekends Computer literate (Excel and Word) High level of energy with strong customer service skills. Professional, Friendly and Enthusiastic ONLY Shortlisted Candidates will be Contacted Closing date for Applications is 11.05.2022 Please send your fully updated CV to hr@jsslots.com.na for urgent short listing and interview call
namely, departments, NDF Services, formations, and units. The said roles will ensure that the policy remains a guiding tool that ascertains gender mainstreaming, equal representation of men and women towards the attainment of gender equality. Amadhila further said, “It is pleasing to announce that we have moved a step further with the development of the action plan and its inclusivity in the policy. The key factors of the implementation plan will ensure that the activities and outputs will be funded through a Gender Responsive Budget. As a way forward, the policy will be presented to the relevant committees before it reaches the final approval and is ready for implementation”.
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NovaMarine expands Technologies service offering to Walvis Bay NovaMarine, a marine safety and survival equipment service provider based in Cape Town, has expanded its technologies service offering to Walvis Bay, Namibia. The Technologies division is a specialised procurement division within NovaMarine for the supply, installation and commissioning of auxiliary marine systems for Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM's) such as Gefico, Cathelco, SKF and many more. Susan Meldrum, Divisional Manager for NovaMarine said, “We had promising engagements with the local marine market in Walvis Bay towards the end of last year. These engagements re-affirmed the need to provide locally based support to the Namibian fishing and diamond mining market. As a large portion of work stems from our ability to service our clients offshore, this expansion further makes us accessible to the West African market. At present, our Durban branch services our Richard's Bay clients on the east coast where we have seen an increase in sales over the past year.” NovaMarine Technologies holds exclusive agency agreements with Gefico and Cathelco for cathodic marine growth protection systems (MGPS), Impressed Current Corrosion Protection (ICCP) and reverse osmosis water maker systems. They are accredited distributors for Chris Marine, Victor Marine and RWO and a distributor and service agent for Daihatsu Diesel medium speed engines and aftersales services for Sub-Saharan Africa. A recent addition to the Technologies portfolio is an agreement with SKF Germany for their marine portfolio of products which allows them to procure and service a range of oily water separators, Simplex stern tube sealing systems, steering gear and
fin stabilizer systems. Richard Abbott, Technical Manager, said, “The SKF brand is internationally recognised, and their products cover a range of components necessary for the smooth running of a vessel. We have also seen an opportunity to partner with SKF to offer training to the marine industry on maintenance of their mounting and shaft alignment systems. So far, we've had successful sessions with the South African market and will be extending it to our global customers.” NovaMarine initially saw the effects of international lockdown restrictions during the pandemic, and their technicians were unable to go offshore. Offshore activity started increasing towards the end of 2021 and this year so far, they have successfully performed servicing in Angola and Senegal on the safety and survival side and in Nigeria and Ivory Coast for Technologies. Andrew Sturrock, CEO of parent company Sturrock Grindrod Maritime said, “We anticipate this expansion to be the first of many as we align the competencies within the Group to offer our clients sound technical support and ensure seamless ship movements. Our business is customer-centric and focused on operational efficiency. We strive for a 10/10 customer experience.” NovaMarine forms part of the SGM Technical division of Sturrock Grindrod Maritime, which includes marine safety and survival equipment and maintenance (NovaMarine), engineering services (Hesper and SwiftNova) and depot services (United Container Depots).
ESTATE NOTICE ESTATE NUMBER: E 876/2022 In the estate of the late ALWYN JOHANNES LUBBE, Identity Number 540204 0069 5, who died on 09 March 2022, resided at No 10 Davies Street, Vineta, Swakopmund, Namibia. Creditors and debtors of the above estate are called upon to lodge their claims or pay their debts to the estate at the undermentioned address within a period of 30 days from date of publication of this notice. P J BURGER, AGENT OF THE EXECUTOR c/o KINGHORN ASSOCIATES HAUS ALTONA 2 – 6 TOBIAS HAINYEKO STREET P O BOX 1455 SWAKOPMUND info@kinglaw.com.na (REF. PJB/EST291/0002-60)
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
VACANCY – CREDITORS CLERK FIXED TERM CONTRACT (3 MONTHS) Preference will be given to suitable qualified candidates from designated groups as envisaged by the company's Affirmative Action Plan. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE * Namibian Citizenship * Minimum Grade 12 certificate with Accounting as subject passed * 2 – 3 years' relevant experience * Experience in the Fishing Industry will be of an added advantage * Good Communication skills * Competency in the use of excel and pastel computer programmes The position reports to the Financial Accountant MAIN FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES The successful candidate will be responsible for * Processing of relevant documentation * Reconciliations * Payments * Filing * General administration duties as required The closing date is 12 May 2022. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Detailed CV's can be forwarded to: The H R Officer Freddie Fish Processors (Pty) Ltd P O Box 1676, Walvis Bay, Namibia E-Mail: luzaine@freddiefishpro.com
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CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication
APPRECIATION
SERVICES
SERVICES
PROPERTIES TO RENT
PROPERTIES TO RENT
AUCTION
Bravo Build it Swakopmund!!!! Especially to Mr Jacko Roberts. You deserve a metal for always going the extra mile for your clients (Pensioners). We appreciate your excellent service. Bravo again!!!!!
SMN DRIVING SCHOOL
TRADITIONAL DOCTOR: Dr. S Jeke (The Best). Bad Luck - Luck Muti - Love Problems Marriage to keep your lover just for yourself - Work problems - Promotions - To get ten-ders and to boost your business - People don’t want to pay you back - Pregnancy Problems - Protection of Farms, Houses, Cars and Animals - Sexual transmitted sickness - all sickness Asthma, BP - Remove tokoloshi from bodies, houses Men’s power sexuality Spiritual doctors in need of more spiritual powers, etc. House Nr.(79) 3191D. Johanna Benson Street Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay. Cell: 081 303 3149
TO RENT: STORAGE 18km east of Swakopmund: Open and lockable storage areas to let - suitable for containers, vehicles, equipment, furniture, etc. Contact: 085-5604133 STOORPLEK 18 km oos van Swakopmund: oop en afsluitbare stoorplek te huur - geskik vir uitrusting, goedere en containers, ens. Contact: 085-5604133 LAGERPLATZ 18km östlich von Swakopmund: Offene und abschliessbare Lagerflächen zu vermieten, geeignet für Container, Ausrüstung, Geräte, Möbel, usw. Contact: 085-5604133
3 bedroom house in Walvis Bay, Meersig area ; with stove, built-in cupboards, indoor braai in open living area, garage, high walls with security. All windows fitted with blinds. Deposit in advance of N$ 7500.00, and monthly rental N$ 7500.00 Included free water, capped at N$ 500.00 per month. Please phone: Latitia - 0816840353
MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT AUCTION, WINDHOEK, FRIDAY, 20 MAY 2022 @ 10H00
CLASSES BACK 2 BASICS (Swakopmud) Struggling with Maths??? Grades 4 - 6. An experienced Math teacher can help you reach your goal!! Emphasis on basic skills..No distractions.... Help your child and rest your mind!!! Contact: 081 243 0646. THE HONEY POT SEWING CENTRE Tel: 202818 Walvis Bay. Expert service in general tailoring One day alterations, Duvet Covers, Curtains, Wedding Dresses and others.
OFFICE & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE REMOVAL SPECIALISTS Namibia - South Africa Household & Office. Mobile: +264814093522 email: nktransportnam @gmail.com WE RUN ERRANDS!!!! Walvis Bay Dry Cleaning Pick up and Drop Off Documentation Delivery Package and Post Office Services Lunch Delivery, Pick up forgotten items Messenger and Courier Services Only in Walvis Bay Food Pick Up from all restaurants CALL OR TEXT Contact no: 081 2017 834 ASHIKANGA CONSTRUCTION We offer: * Interlock, laying and paving * Building Construction * Yard Construction * Demolishing walls, tiling and painting. Swakopmund Walvis Bay Contact: 081 348 7979
1 Hour N$ 120.00 2weeks course: N$ 1600.00 3weeks course: N$ 2400.00 Unlimited course (1 month) N$ 3500.00 Natis Test N$ 400.00 081 861 6500
Call us today for bookings
SWAKOPMUND STORAGE SOLUTIONS 081 758 4048 Chris 081 629 2882 Kelly Safe & secure lockable self-storage units. 24-hour security. Access to your storage unit 24 hours a day. Various sizes 6x2m – N$765 6x3m – N$1,120 8x3m – N$1,600 8x6m – N$3,200 Warehouse N$6,360 TRADITIONAL DOCTOR KALENGA: He can help you through: Pregnancy - Education Court Cases - Love Afairs Marriage Pro-blems - Bad Luck - Bus-inesses Protection at Home Removal of Tokoloshi Mens’ Power - Sexuality Exams Job Problems etc. Walvis Bay & Swakopmund. Cell: 081 201 7887 NYASA HERBALS AFRICAN CLINIC Dr Banda 081 740 7321 Specialist in various forms of African Traditional healing, spells, spiritual healing solutions to assist you with any challenges you might be facing. reconciliation with lost love (lover) Attract the right man or woman for love & marriage Strong lucky charms for work & promotion Get the job of your choice & qualification (you will be the favorite candidate amongst all short listed Win tenders, get loans approved, start your own business & attract customers/clients Healing chronic diseases such as epilepsy, asthma, high blood pressure, sugar diabetes and more. Using purely organic herbs. Indegenous Southern African mixtures & ancient healing methodologies, will also assist you with lifestyle habits changes to deal with addiction & weight loss Guguda - men enlargement in 3 sizes, medium, large & extra large, with proven results & testimonies Prayers, healing, fortune telling, dream interpretations. Finance, pregnancies & more Visit him in town, next to Choppies Supermarket Call, text, whatsapp 081 740 7321
MAMA SINDI A well known South African female doctor Sangoma from Kwazulu natal (Durban) is here to heal, treat and solve your problems. Lost lovers will be back to you, women problems, work, lucky charms, protection and many more. Located Lagoon, Walvis Bay Mama Sindi 081 327 4512 DR ABU YAKEN DR LOVE Dealing with only love problems Expert in lost lovers Marriage problems Call love line 081 862 1832
PROPERTIES FOR SALE FOR SALE: ERF FOR SALE HENTIES BAY. ERF 281, 417m². ELAND ROAD. OMDEL. N$ 28 6861.60 SOLE MANDATE. Contact no: 081 293 8414 COASTLINE INVESTMENT HOUSE 510m2 plot for SALE in MEERSIG, Walking distance to the LAGOON N$630 000.00 560m2 GENERAL RESIDENTIAL PLOT for SALE at DOLPHIN BEACH N$560 000.00 2 bedroom newly built house with 2 bathrooms, single garage, kitchen/ lounge for sale in SWAKOPMUND. Price includes deep freezer & fridge N$710 000.00 Call 081 637 50 60 NO AGENTS Please.
House For Sale – Matutura (Ext. 1) Newly build, spacious Three-bedroom house with BIC. Open plan living with kitchen (built-in stove) & lounge area, 2 full bathrooms and single garage. House fitted with an alarm. Approved plan to build a flat. Erf size 400m². Price: N$ 1.1m. Please contact: 081-324 8928
TO RENT. TOWNHOUSE – MEERSIG EXT 1 Available from 1 June 2022. Open plan kitchen with B.I.C / Stove. Living area / Build in BBQ. 2 Bedroom with BIC, 1 Bathroom with shower and toilet. Double garage with remote controlled door and Storeroom. Fitted blinds throughout. Paved courtyard with washing lines. Dstv dish and No pets. Water & Electricity excluded. N$ 6000 p/m plus deposit. Contact: 081 470 3109 TAMARISKIA FLAT: Centrally located and in a secure place with 2bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen and sitting room for rent@ N$ 3 500.00 p/m including water. Call 0814307375 or 0812900073 TO RENT: Mahetago, Mondesa erf 1935 1 bedroom, large kitchen, own toilet and shower, hot water, ceiling, tiles and burglar bars on windows and door. Contact: 081 285 9342 TO RENT: Walvis Bay Town behind Shoprite available now. A beautiful 2 bedroom, sitting room, bathroom, kitchen, balcony and garage in a secure complex. N$ 5 500.00 per month excluding water and prepaid electricity. Contact: 081 386 6706 TE HUUR: Gemeubeleerde 1 slaapkamer flat in Walvisbaai Hermes area dadelik beskikbaar, water in gesluit, het koopkrag. Geen garage. Deposit N$ 3 300.00 Huur N$ 3 300.00 Kontak nr: 081 272 4003 TO RENT: New flat to rent NHE House Kuisebmond. 1 Bedroom with small kitchen, toilet & shower inside. N$ 2500.00 P.M + Deposit N$ 1000.00 Contact: 0816371212 /0812408039.
VACANCIES We are hiring! A prominent restaurant in Walvis Bay is looking for kitchen staff to join our vibrant team. Job Description Prepare breakfast and/or lunch offerings and assist with serving lines. Participate in occasional catering functions. Perform all positions within the kitchen. Job requirements: * Candidates must have a minimum of two years previous experience in a similar role * Prepare foods for meal service in strict compliance with the menu plan and recipes * Ability to adhere to all health and safety protocols * Strong written and verbal communication skills in English and Afrikaans will be an advantage * Extremely organized and detail-oriented * Be able to work weekends and public holidays * Must be a team player * At least three contactable reference is compulsory Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. Please email CV to rojopub.man@gmail.com Closing date 18 August 2021 DARLITA Investments CC: Construction Company Have the following vacancy: Contracts and Operations Executive The applicants should have a Bc’s (Q5) degree or equivalent and at least 8 years experience in a Quantity Surveyors office in the following: Precontract documentation, Post-contract documentation, Financial control and project management. Email CV to: darlitainvestments@gm ail.com
Namagri presents Ndjamo Energy's redundant Heavy Equipment Machinery Auction, Friday 20 May 2022 @ 10h00. Drive from Windhoek to Okahandja; at Jan Japan take offramp left and follow the Auction signs. Auction Venue: Mercedes Benz, V10, Semitruck, 1994; 382,043km Mercedes Benz, 1820, 8 Ton Truck, 1994; 154,465km MAN, TGS 27.440, Horse, 2008; 1,084,809km CAT, 962, Front End Loader, 2002, 3cub CAT, 950 Front End Loader, 1997; 24906hrs, 3cub Runner, CAT, D6, Bulldozer; 987hrs New Holland, W190, Front End Loader, 2005mod; 1044hrs, 3cub Komatsu, PC400, Excavator, 1989mod; 2927hrs ACO, 250, Tractor, 1996mod; 13,503hrs Gehl, 4640, Skid steer, 2016mod; 5,376hrs HIUB Crane, 200C, Truck Mount Crane, 2008mod Afrit, Drop side, Tipper, 2016mod Top Trailer, Bin Tipper, 45cub, 2007mod Copeland, Tipper, 1985mod, Rebuilt Henred, 2018mod Henred, Lowbed Trailer, 2020mod, Step deck N$5000.00 Deposit and 12.5% + VAT Buyers commission.
Alex McDonald 081-1286821
WANTED WALVIS BAY, SWAKOP Looking for a second hand stroller (pram) to buy. Contact: 081 211 9055
BEST CASH PRICES PAID ON THE SPOT FOR ALL KINDS OF YOUR GOLD RINGS BANGLES, CHAINS COINS, ETC EVEN FOR THE BROKEN ONES WE ALSO BUY CUT DIAMONDS Please visit DESERT JEWELER & CURIOS Prior calls are essential Cell: 081 408 1550 We have moved to 85 Hage Geingob str Walvis Bay OPPOSITE International School of Walvis Bay *** If you don’t want to sell your items, YOU CAN PAWN your gold and diamond jewellery or even a car
TO HIRE 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
To Hire / for sale
Site office container including shower and toilet for hire. Please contact Richard: 0814496822
Trailer for hire in Walvis Bay. Please contact Mr. Smith on 081 216 6585
JOBS WANTED JOB WANTED: A 31 year old guy and a 24 year old lady is looking for domestic work in and around Swakopmund, we have skills and knowledge in cleaning, washing, ironing and cooking. We are ready to start anytime. Contact: 081 321 8518 / 081 398 5839 JOB WANTED: I am a 25 year old lady in Swakopmund looking for domestic work. I am ready to start immediately. Contact: 081 367 1589 JOB WANTED: I am looking for any kind of work in Namibia, I have a code B driving license and experience for 16 years. Driving company cars, anyone who wants to be assisted in driving you are welcome to contact me, No taxi!!! I have grade 12. Contact: 081 227 2237
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Eckhard Crüys
WANTED
JOBS WANTED JOB WANTED: I am a lady looking for any kind of work around Walvis Bay, can be domestic work, 3 to 5 days a week, I have 17 years of experience. Contact: 081 285 4710 JOB WANTED: I am a 40 year old man looking for any driving job only in town, Swakopmund or Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 265 4945 / 081 230 6256 WERK GESOEK: Ek is opsoek na werk, ek het ondervinding van kinders oppas, kasier werk, inslaap werk in Swakopmund. Ek is baie betroubaar. Kontak: 081 262 8475 / 081 222 7403 JOB WANTED: I am a lady looking for any type of work, I am hardworking, I know how to wash, clean and iron and I am ready to start as soon as possible, please do not hesitate to contact me: 081 498 0446 JOB WANTED: I am a 36 year old looking for domestic work from Monday to Friday, preferably in Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. I am ready to start any time, I speak English fluently. Contact: 081 773 6300 JOB WANTED: I am a decent lady looking for domestic work or babysitting, I can sleep in if needed. I am reliable and hardworking, I can start immediatley in Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 708 3718
BEST CASH PRICES PAID ON THE SPOT FOR ALL KINDS OF YOUR GOLD RINGS BANGLES, CHAINS COINS, ETC EVEN FOR THE BROKEN ONES WE ALSO BUY CUT DIAMONDS Please visit DESERT JEWELER & CURIOS Prior calls are essential Cell: 081 408 1550 We have moved to 85 Hage Geingob str Walvis Bay OPPOSITE International School of Walvis Bay *** If you don’t want to sell your items, YOU CAN PAWN your gold and diamond jewellery or even a car
CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication
*22-03-1971 + 29-04-2022 It is with great sadness that the family of Eckhard Crüys announce his untimely and sudden passing.
A memorial service will be held in his memory at The Mission to Seafarers on Friday 13 May at 10H00 AM
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6 MAY 2022
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Namibia dancers scoop Gold in Spain Rudi Bowe
The Dance Sport Namibia (DSN) dancers recently scooped gold in Dance Musical category at the Barcelona Dance International Competition held in Spain. The Namibian Sports Commission awarded national colours to the national dance sports team that consisted of 19 dancers between nine and 44 years old and two officials that competed in 140 different choreographies. The competition saw 12 countries and 190 athletes from four continents fiercely competing in the three-day event. DSN was represented in five categories, namely: Contemporary, Folk, Hip-Hop, Musical and Pedagogy, and the competition were judged per category. All the dance items within a specific category counted towards the final mark for the teams. Namibian dancers did not disappoint, as they clinched an assortment of medals in the five cate-
gories, led by a gold medal in the Dance Musical category, and three silver medals in the Dance Folk, Dance Hip-Hop and Dance Contemporary compositions. Dance Sport Namibia secretary general Venancius Rukero said that the Namibian dance team won medals in all categories we entered, and we are extremely proud of this achievement. Rukero said, “our dancers spent countless hours preparing for this event and we are pleased with the results. “The international jury each year awards five special awards overall. This includes Best Dance Team, Sissi Award for Dance, Artistic Direction, Special Mention of the Jury and Barcelona Dance Award 2022” Rukero added. “We were thrilled to
announce that we won the Special Mention of the Jury award. Our contemporary dance item, titled 'The Lord is Coming', took away the breath of the audience and also of the jury. It communicated a strong message of hope and truth,” he said. Rukero applauded the team for a splendid performance and for making the country proud at a highly competitive platform, such as the Barcelona International Dance Competition. “It was an honour and privilege to represent our beautiful country abroad. We hope that this is the beginning of many more international events. We would like to thank our gold sponsor Pupkewitz Megatech and all our parents and colleagues who assisted with our trip to Barcelona” Rukero said.
The Namibian dance team with their medals and trophies won at the at the Barcelona Dance International Competition in Spain
Kevin Wentzel wins Swakop Open Kevin Wentzel is the champion of the third Standard Bank Swakop Open Golf Tournament hosted at the Rossmund Golf Course in Swakopmund on 30 April and 1 May 2022. The tournament attracted a field of 60 golfers representing all the major clubs in Namibia. Weather conditions on Saturday morning were
Namibian Esports Scene gearing up for 2022
Team Namibia and Manager represented at the International Esports Federation World Esports Championship 2021 Rudi Bowe
The Namibian Electronic Sports Association (NESA) is preparing for what is most likely the biggest esports season in the country yet. NESA will be hosting national qualifiers for 6 game titles, all titles selected by the International Esports Federation (IESF) for the 2022 World Esports Championship (WE Championship). The first qualifier tournaments start on Saturday 7 May with CS:GO, DotA2 and MLBB set to take place online over the span of the next two months with Tekken 7 and eFootball 2022 both run as physical tournaments on Saturday 7 May and Saturday 4 June 2022. PUBG will also be online, running on two days of which the first round is on 14 May and the second round on 11 June. NESA Public Relations Officer + Acting Treasurer Salomé de Bruyn said that NESA starts the search for the next Namibian Esports Team, to compete in the African Regional Games for a chance to wear the Namibian colours in Bali, Indonesia, at the WE Championships in November/December. De Bruyn said “The selected PC titles are Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) and DotA2, both which are played in teams of 5. For
console, specifically PlayStation, the titles are Tekken 7 and eFootball 2022, which are played solo by athletes. With the mobile titles being Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB), played in teams of 5, and PUBG Mobile, played in teams of 4”. “What makes this year more sensational than the previous years? This year, for the first time, mobile games are involved” De Bruyn said. “NESA will especially be looking out for the female CS:GO athletes as the WE Championship will feature the first CS:GO tournament this year” she added. All interested Esports athletes should check out the NESA platforms and get involved as soon as they can, and not miss this once in a lifetime opportunity. Interested parties can also contact Flip de Bruyn at 081 141 5100, Damien Britz at 081 148 2628, or contact NESA directly via email at info@esportsnamibia.org. More info will also be available on any of our social media platforms, at www.esportsnamibia.org or find us on Facebook: Namibian Electronic Sports Association.
excellent for golf with a slightly north east wind turning south west later that helped to cool things down a bit. The field was led out by Stefanus Bonfatius looking to regain the title from long time rival Likius Nande. Round one saw Douw van Wyk shoot an excellent 75 gross with Edwin Kutara just one behind on a 76 gross. Kevin Wentzel was as usual a force to be reckoned with - shooting the best second round with a par for the course – one shot ahead of Stefanus on 73 gross. The end of day one however saw Stefanus with a one shot lead over Kevin. In the “B “Division Des Benson came in with excellent rounds of 77 and 76 gross, leaving him two shots off the lead and 12 shots ahead of his nearest rival Tienie De Wet. Mark Jacobs came home with a well played 82 gross in the “C” Division, 10 shots ahead of rivals Ben Louw and Clive Lawrence with Borge Romero the leader in the Stableford Division on 35 points. The Ladies Division Wilna Bredenhann was out in front by 2 shots Oh but what a change in the weather on Sunday - wet and misty was the order of the day – causing some slight delays on the tee box. First back in the Clubhouse
From left to right Lynne v d Walt (Std Bk/RGC Rep), Kevin Wentzel (2022 Std Bk Swakop Open Champ), Shareen Mutalife (Namibia Sports Comm Rep) and George Murasiki (RGC Captain). were the Stableford players led by one of the recently handicapped RGC Development Juniors, Wouter Smith scoring an excellent 38 points, whilst day one leader Borge Romero could only manage 34 points. In the “C” Division, Mark Jacobs managed to keep his cool to maintain his lead. In the Ladies Division - Wilna Bredenhann held on to take the title from long time rival Wilma De Wet with a margin of 8 shots. Things got really hot at the top with Stefanus Bonfatius making the turn 5 shots ahead of Kevin Wentzel– however not to b e o u t d o n e We n t z e l managed an excellent eagle on Number 10 – all was in the balance until Bonfatius made a double bogey on Number 16 eventually giving Kevin the title by one shot.
From left to right Lynne v d Walt (Std Bk/RGC Rep), Wilna Bredenhann (2022 Standard Bank Swakopmund Open Ladies Champion)
RGC congratulate all the players and thanked Standard Bank for their ongoing support of the tournament. They also thanked Ms Shareen Mutalife, from the Namibia Sports Commission for her attendance at the prize giving. The final Results over the two days are: Overall Gross and Champion: Kevin Wentzel 221, R/U Gross: Stefanus Bonifatius 222, Overall Nett: Des Benson 206 & R/U Nett: Tienie De Wet 219 c/o. “A” Division: Winner Gross: Likius Nande 229, R/U Gross: Edwin Kutara 231, Winner Nett: Paulus Shimoshili 221 & R/U Nett: Douw van Wyk 228 “B” Division: Winner Gross: Mario Polster 250, R/U Gross: Andrew Van Schalkwyk 255 c/o , Winner Nett: Steven Johns 219 & R/U Nett: Theo Haimbondi 227. “C” Division: Winner Gross: Mark Ja-cobs 173; R/U Gross: Clive Lawrence 180, Winner Nett: John Horne 151 & R/U Nett: Ben Louw 156 c/o Ladies Overall Gross & Champion: Wilna Bredenhann 171, R/U Gross: Wilma De Wet 179 & Winner Nett: Rina Knight 159 Stableford Division: 1. Wouter Smith on 72 points, 2. Borge Romero on 69 points, 3. Gaby Adams on 67 points & 4. Barbel von Klitzing on 63 points.
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FNB Kudu in aksie op Walvisbaai Rudi Bowe Nouwillens waar, nog nie Kudu Park nie, maar ten minste speel Kudus more teen die besoekende RehoFalcons van Rehoboth op die Jan Wilken Stadium in Walvisbaai. Dit nadat hulle noodgedwonge hul eerste twee tuiswedstryde in Swakopmund moes speel weens die onbeskikbaarheid van n speelveld in Walvisbaai. Kudus is uitgehonger om more n goeie indruk voor hul tuis skare voort te sit met of sonder die ooswind. Die toeskouers in die hawedorp kan hul gereed kry vir lekker hardloop rugby. Die eerste span van Kudus wat tans die top possies op die punte leer is na goeie oorwinnings teen Trustco United in Windhoek en Rehoboth en Unam in Swakopmund is die span in n posisie waar daar nie meer kanse is om te verbrou nie. In n klipharde westryd laas naweek in
Windhoek, kon die span daarin slaag om united 2 te klop. More kry hul kans om hul posisie op te punte leer aansienlik te verbeter met rehofalcon wat tot dusver sukkel om kop bo water te hou. Met n besering of twee in die eerste span gaan Falcons more te doen kry met n oorgehaalde Kudu span met net een doel voor oe, en dit is om die maksimum van 6 punte te verwerf en sodoende te verseker hul bly bo aan die punteleer. Kudus het nie die grootste pak voorspelers nie, maar afrigter, Gawan Esterhuizen, wat die kun-
digheid van die ervare HautaVeii nadergeroep het om met die voorspelers te help werp ongetwyfeld vrugte af. Die kudu pak het nog elke wedstryd gedomineer en alhoewel
bitter min te sien was oor RehoFalcon, kan hulle ook verseker wees dinge gaan warm raak voorlangs. Agterlangs is Quinton Simon nader geroep om met die agterspelers te
werk. Ook sy handewerk kan nie misgekyk word nie met die Kudu agterlyn wat hierdie jaar driee druk wat nog net in New Sealand gesien is. Kaptein, Cameron
Langenhoven, lei van voor en bring die beste uit sy speelers en met LezardoVos en Joshua Jacobs vorm hul n gedugte trio wat tot dusver hul opponent oorskadu het. Soos genoem loop die Kudu agterlyn soos n stroomtrein en Falcons sal hul keer moet ken as die agterlyn op dreef is soos wat met die United wedstryd gebeur het. Die tweede span van Kudus het hul eerste twee wedstryde teen Rehoboth en Unam verloor maar is weer op die wen pad met hul oorwinning teen die tweede span van Trustco United. Hul sal more wil voortbou op die wen in Windhoek. Die span is voorlang versterk met die terugkeer van die onder 20 nationale spelers Zander Jansen en Gregory Namaseb. Falcons hul gereed maak vir n tawwe stryd
met kudus wat oor n baie ervare agtal beskik. Dis egter agterlangs wat die span effelig in die broek is met beserings wat n groot faktor speel. Nietemin behoort kudus 2 met redelike gemak die ene te wen. Die publiek kan hulle regmaak vir twee uithalerwedstryde. Die klub nooi sy getroue ondersteuners uit om die pawiljoene in bloutekom vol paken die span op n span op n sportiewe manier aan te moedig. Die hekke maak 11:00 oop met die eertse wedstryd wat 14:00 begin en die wydstryd tussen eerste spanne van Kudus en Falcons pak mekaar 15:45. Verversings asook n kontant kroeg sal beskikbaar wees. Hekgeld is N$30.00 per volwassene en N$ 20.00 per skolier asook N$ 20.00 per motor en N$ 50.00 per coolbox.
Alcock walks away with gold at AJP competition Rudi Bowe
Giano Alcock won the gold in the 46kg teen division at the Dhabi Jiu Jitsu Pro (AJP) competition held from 30 April to 1 May at the Wynberg Military Base Stadium, Cape Town, South Africa.
Giano Alcock with his gold medal that he won at the Abu Dhabi Jiu Jitsu Pro (AJP) competition in Cape Town
The all-male Namibian team from the SylvioBehring Association Namibia in Walvis Bay competed won one gold and two silver medals at the competition. In the 46kg t een division (with GI) Giano Alcock (15) (white belt) beat his opponent to win the gold medal. Alcock won gold medal in 2018, 2019 and 2020 at the Dhabi Jiu Jitsu Pro (AJP) competitions. In 2021 due to coved-19 he did not participate in any competition and this year he won his fourth international gold medal. At the national JiuJitsu competition held in Walvis Bay he won gold in 2022, silver in 2019 and bronze in 2018.
Luis Eduardo Muricy Binho (29) (Black belt) in the 69kg men's professional division won silver with GI and no GI. Delano Müller (17)
(blue belt) ended fifth in the 69kg adult with GI and no GI divisions. Jan Gouws (52) (white belt) ended fourth in the 120kg mens with GI division,
Pictured left: Delano Müller in action at the Abu Dhabi Jiu Jitsu Pro (AJP) competition in Cape Town
Luis Eduardo Muricy Binho on the podium for his silver medal at the Abu Dhabi Jiu Jitsu Pro (AJP) competition in Cape Town
Giano Alcock on the podium as he received his gold medal at the Abu Dhabi Jiu Jitsu Pro (AJP) competition in Cape Town