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SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6896 FRIDAY 8 JANUARY 2021 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

Fuel Prices left unchanged for January The Ministry of Mines and Energy has announced it's the outcome of its monthly fuel price review for January 2021.

In the statement, the spokesperson of the Ministry of Mines and Energy, Andreas Simon said fuel pump prices in Walvis Bay (port of entry) will remain at N$11.35 per litre for petrol and N$11.38 per litre for diesel.

Simon said because the economy is still limping in the Covid-19 climate, the intention of the government is not to place additional burden on consumers. Simon highlighted the fact that the ploughing season is starting and that diesel is one of the petroleum products used on a large scale by the agricultural sector. “It is for that reason that the fuel review committee of the ministry has decided to keep the fuel pump prices for January 2021 unchanged and to finance the recorded under-recoveries from the National Energy Fund”, Simon said.

Giving a summary on the status of the global oil market, Simon stated that a host of factors influences fuel pump prices, however, during the month of December, the international price of refined oil and the exchange rate between the

Nami-bian dollar and the US dollar had a bearing on fuel prices. Simon said, “during the same period, the exchange rate between the Namibian dollar and the US dollar strengthened. It appreciated on average from N$ 15.50 in November 2020 to N$14.92 in December 2020.” This appreciation helped keep under-recoveries at an acceptable level.

The month of December recorded under-recoveries on both petrol and diesel. An under-recovery of 25.746 c/l was recorded on petrol while 50 ppm diesel recorded an under-recovery of -48.685 c/l.

Petrol cost US $ 51.82 a barrel in December 2020, compared to US $ 44.15 in November 2020. Diesel's price per barrel was US $ 53.53 compared to US $ 44.79 per barrel in November 2020”, Simon added.

Traditionally, under-recoveries call for equivalent increases in local fuel pump prices.

However, the National Energy Fund, which absorbs under-reco-veries on behalf of consumers from time to time, is in a stable financial position and will thus absorb the under-recoveries recorded during this month.

Search for Lüderitz missing toddler Eileen van der Schyff ongoing after Christmas, and about ten days after arriving at Lüderitz He was wearing a red t-shirt, blue pants and flip-flops at the time of his disappearance.

Police in the Karas Region request assistance from the public countrywide with information about Spencer's whereabouts. Please contact the toddler's parents, Julia and Mandela at: 081 695 4974 or 081 219 3691, or Chief Inspector Kotungondo at 081 355 1422, or the investigating officer, Detective Warrant Officer Kenehama, at 081 317 6432.

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Christmas and New Year's babies It was a Christmas and New Year's miracle for several local families as they welcomed their new additions to the world.

Welwitschia Private Hospital in Walvis Bay said they had no Christmas births this year and only one boy and one girl were born on New Year's Day at its hospital.

Walvis Bay State hospital had 3 Christmas babies, two boys and one girl. Sixteen babies were born on New Year's Day, seven boys and nine girls. The smallest baby born at Walvis Bay this festive season weighed 3 kg and the biggest, 3.8 kg.

Swakopmund had 5 Christmas babies and four babies were born on New Year's Eve. The Swakopmund State Hospital said 5 babies, 2 girls and 3 boys were born on Christmas in its hospital. The Swakopmund District Hospital welcomed three baby girls on 1 January 2021. The smallest baby weighed 2.83 kg and the biggest, 4.27kg. The Cottage Medi-Clinic welcomed the fourth New Year's baby

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A new home for Christmas

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Swakopmund man remains behind bars Sharlien Tjambari for raping two minors

Altough the 3-year-old Spencer Mandela Nakale who went missing from his aunt's house at Lüderitz on 28 December 2020, is still missing, the toddler's father, Nelson Mandela Nakale is full of hope that his son will be found.

Heiko Dedig will remain in custody after being accused of raping two minors who were left in his care. Dedig made his first appearance in the Swakopmund Magistrates Court on Monday this week.

Spencer came to Lüderitz from the Ohangwena Region to spend the holiday with his mother. The toddler disappeared three days

The 42-year-old man from Swakopmund was denied bail on allegations of raping two minors aged 6 and 10. Dedig will make his second court appearance on 15 February 2020, for legal representation.

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NIMT employees still await their salaries Rudi Bowe

About 220 employees of the Namibian Institute of Mining and Technology (NIMT) are still waiting for their outstanding 30% of their salaries for November and December 2020.

According to a reliable source at NIMT, the institution has been marred with controversy since last year. The company only managed to pay 70% of their November 2020 salaries while their December 2020 salaries are still outstanding.

The acting Chief Executive Officer of NIMT, Ralph Bussel, informed employees via an internal memo that they could only pay the 70% of their November 2020 salaries, while the remaining 30% will be paid as soon as possible.

In the memo dated 26 November 2020, Bussel sincerely apologised for the inconvenience caused.

The employees at NIMT said up to date none of them received their outstanding 30% for November 2020 and are still waiting for their December 2020 salaries.

According to the employees no communications were issued to them with regard to the December

2020 salaries, although they have been enquiring about it on a daily basis.

“Our salaries are delayed by 10 days which leave some employees stranded as they do not have money to get back to work on 18 January 2020.”

Said one employee.

The employees are worried and questions who will be carrying banking fees and other costs accumulated, as a result of non-payments. These employees say they did not even have a letter to take to their financial institutions and landlords explaining their situation.

These employees are requesting the Ministry of Higher Education to intervene in the situation and bring NIMT to order.

According to the Deputy Executive Director of the Ministry of Higher Education, Raimo Naanda, the ministry is aware of the situation and is working on it.

Face to face resumption of school Rudi Bowe

The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture is cognizant of the current situation in the country with the increase of Covid-19 infections and the impact it has nationally.

The Minister of Education, Ester Nghipondoka

for the resumption of all schools in the country. The new dates are 14 January 2021 for teachers and 26 announced on Mon- January 2021 for preday, 4 January 2021, primary to grade 11 new proposed dates learners with the reopening date for advanced subsidiary (AS) learners set for 16 February 2021.

The initial reopening of schools for teachers was 6 January and 11 January for learners with the original reopening date for AS learners was pending due to results.

Nghipondoka said, “The ministry revised the dates for face-toface reopening of all schools, both state and private after consultations with the office of the president, office of the prime minister, ministry of health,

NANTU, National Advisory Committee on Education and other key stakeholders and role players.”

Nghipondoka said that 2020 was a difficult year for all in the education fraternity and thanked all the stakeholders for their support in the successful completion of the 2020 school year and we have seen great resilience from our regional offices, teachers, learners and parents in dealing with the challenges that they were faced with.

According to Nghipondoka, the education sector has gained valuable experience and a better understanding in dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic.

“We enter 2021 with

the requisite skills and knowledge to cope with the new complexities. Considering the various regulations on Covid-19 issued by the ministry of health regarding physical distancing, wearing of masks and sanitizing, the ministry of education has put mechanisms in place to en- Education minister Ester Nghipondoka sure implementation in schools and school m u n i c a t e t o t h e ners return but classes preparedness as per parents as to what broken into smaller Formal Education Cir- teaching and learning groups that learn in culars that were issued mode they will make different locations at to schools in 2020”, use of, either platoon- different times) or a Nghipondoka said. ing (different groups combination of these, Nghipondoka also of learners and teach- in the implementation remind the parents that ers attending morning of the curriculum” they are responsible and afternoon classes), Nghipondoka said. for ensuring that each time-based cohorts Regional directors learner is provided (accommodation of have also been rewith a face mask and various learners in quested to ensure that the correct information various grades on schools are supported on wearing it. various days), distri- in the process of “School managements buted groups (all lear- resumption of face to are expected to comface learning.

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Stop the shaving of our palm trees Eileen van der Schyff

The shaving of our palm trees might look fashionable to some, but not only does it strip away the natural beauty of the environment, this “fashionable” practice also destroys the habitat of Palm Swifts (mainly found inland), doves, rock pigeons, sparrows finches and wagtails and leaves the palms vulnerable.

The old dried-out leaves of these palms serve a very important purpose. These dried out, grey, dead leaves form a protective dense covering around the stems of palm trees. These leaves serve the same purpose as the bark of trees. The covering of the palm stem by these dead leaves, protects these palms from dehydration and disease. The African Palm Swift also known as the Windswael (Cypsiurus parvus) nests in palms such as the Washingtonia Palm found in large parts of Namibia. The stripping of the leaves of these palms at the coast leaves crushed eggs and baby birds on the ground. “A plea from many residents at the coast to stop the practice of stripping the bark and old leaves form our palm trees falls on deaf ears. “The biggest culprits are the Municipalities that clearly have absolutely no knowledge of these trees and the purpose they serve

in nature.

Palm Swifts, in particular do not land to gather nesting material, but they gather nesting material floating in the air, on their wings. With this material, they fly in under the dead palm leaves. Swifts use their saliva to glue the nesting material onto the dead palm leaf to form a tiny nest. Swifts mate while clinging to the leaves. Using saliva, the female glues each egg (she usually lays two) on the palm leaf and the nest. When the eggs hatch, the chicks cling to the dead palm leaves until they are ready to fly. They take their first flight by dropping out from underneath the leaves into to the sky. Palm Swifts can't take off horizontally. They need the dead leaves of Palms to cling to and drop from in order to take flight.

Germany supports the Namibian Government in its endeavor to ensure business continuity and economic revival of SMEs

On 17 December 2020, a loan agreement between the Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) and the Development Bank of Germany (KfW) had been signed. KfW provides refinancing for DBN's nonagricultural small business loan scheme which forms an integral part of Ministry of Finance “Economic Stimulus and Relief Package to Mitigate the Impact of COVID-19”.

The interest-reduced loan amounts to approx. N$455 million (or 25 million EUR). DBN will provide the actual loans to non-agricultural SMEs that have experienced significant losses of income as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The relief measure is aimed at supporting cash flows and continued economic pro-

ductive activities. The loans can also be used for investing into new business areas that help strengthening resilience of companies for future shocks. The loan is backed by the government guarantee, underscoring the resolve of the Government of the Republic of Namibia to promote access to affordable finance for SMEs, especially during these unprecedented

times. “The extension of this loan facility comes as a good shot in the arm for the SME sector at this point in time. It is complementary to the suite of support packages extended to the SME sector as the engine of economic recovery, growth, jobs and wealth creation”, stated Mr Ipumbu Shiimi, Minister of Finance.

The DBN forecasts that the funding offers much

sought financial relief to around 200 SMEs. The DBN will customise the loans based on individual enterprise needs.

Industries such as tourism, hospitality, and transport and logistics, having experienced the largest loss of revenue due to lock-down related effects nationally, regionally and globally will be prioritized.

The highly valued support will contribute to preserving continuity of SME business activities and build a foundation for recovery, said CEO of DBN, Martin Inkumbi. Although the Bank will, through its normal SME lending window give attention to startups, the overwhelming priority for this Covid-19 relief measure loans will be to preserve business continuity and hopefully preserve jobs.

“We are proud to able to support the Namibian economy with affordable access to credit for businesses in Namibia

affected by the COVID19 pandemic and by this, to support employ-ment and income opportunities during and after the Corona crisis", said Barbara Pirich, director of the KfW office Windhoek in Namibia at the signing ceremony.

Beyond its emergency support character, the credit line complements the existing GermanNamibian development cooperation in the focal area of sustainable economic development and contributes to the promotion of broad-based economic growth supported by the private sector, highlighted Mrs. Sauer, Counsellor for development cooperation at the German Embassy The new relief programme is part of the German financial cooperation and builds on COVID-19 related support provided via technical cooperation implemented by GIZ in

partnership with the Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade and Ministry of Finance which targets Start-Up Businesses as well as SMEs. “Start-up Namibia”, for example has disbursed approx. 600 Startup Survival Grants (worth N$15 000 each) to formally registered startups not older than five years. While the GIZprogramme “Promotion of Business Advisory and Transformation Services” is offering a grant scheme “Pitching for Recovery P4R)” in which micro enterprises in all 14 regions have the opportunity to receive financial support and coaching for their ideas on how to recover their businesses. In a close cooperation with between GIZ and the Development Bank of Namibia (DBN), selected SMEs and companies from the tourism sector are also offered a supportive restructuring of their loans.

Background During the global COVID-19 pandemic, Germany has so far provided N$850 million to Namibian partners to fight the pandemic and to mitigate the respec-tive challenges on livelihoods and businesses in Namibia. Beyond approximately N$530 million that have been mobilized to support SMEs and Start-ups to support their business continuity and recovery, N$250 million was mobilized to support Namibia in mitigating the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic in the conservation and tourism sector. This builds on more than N$70 million that have been dedicated to various COVID-19 related immediate support measures in ongoing programs, e. health and prevention measures in informal settlements and markets or public transport

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New State of the Art Dialysis Clinic in Walvis Bay The Walvis Bay Dialysis Center (WBDC) opened doors to its first patients on 7 December 2020.

WBDC now provides life-saving dialysis therapy to local patients, who previously had to travel to other centers to have their healthcare needs met.

The center is dedicated to serving all patients suffering from chronic kidney failure, as well as aiding to improve and develop the medical infrastructure within Walvis Bay. WBDC is conveniently located within the Welwitschia Medipark, ensuring easy access to medical practi-tioners and allied healthcare providers. The facility comprises of five dialysis units performing chronic haemodialysis therapy to patients for extended hours. Having partnered with Welwitschia Hospital, WBDC is also equipped to provide acute dialysis therapy for patients within the hospital or the ICU setting.

WBDC has been carefully designed to provide a holistic treatment approach to dialysis therapy and patients with chronic kidney diseases at large, with a special interest in positive patient outcomes and improved quality of life.

With a strong medical team, WBDC aims to set a new standard in integrated healthcare that improve patient comfort, access, and health outcomes. The center's workflow is carefully designed to accommodate all types of patients, considering their daily occupational commitments as well as their individual health needs. Furthermore, patients can expect to receive individualized care and free amenities such as access to Netflix or Showmax, Wifi as well as to their electronic patient records. All photos contributed.

Hertha Iyambo a registered nurse and Unit Manager, Ruwaydah Uushona, Senior Supervising Clinical Technologist and Lisias Mbundje Unit Assistant

Celebrating an undying camaraderie On Tuesday 5 January, 12 golden girls, who went to St. George's Diocesan primary school, Windhoek, met for a reminiscent cup of coffee in Swakopmund.

All are in the 60-age bracket (some tipping their hats at 70), some started school in the very late 1950s, but all were together at some stage during the 1960s; and those who started school in 1961 know some of the gals for 60 years! Friendships that last forever.

Back: Margaret Pretorius, Marguerite Benson. Middle: Jeanne Lotteryman, Ilona Bass, Margaret Holzhausen, Felicity and Lynn Lohman. Sitting: Danielle Stern, Bubbles Bass, June Lund Coral Momberg, Jennifer Quarmby

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2021 National Cancer Outreach Programme The Cancer Association of Namibia (WO30) is pleased to resume clinical services and invite our communities as follow.

“We cannot allow another year of Covid-19 to keep us from our mission to fight cancer in Namibia. We lost an entire year of outreaches and clinics in rural Namibia.

Therefore, we ask and expect Namibians to fully comply with regulations in place to keep all safe and healthy at outreach clinics during the pandemic, but we urge women to please go f o r c a n c e r screening and report any irregularities. Breast and cervical cancer diagnosis and deaths are still a serious and very costly threat – we MUST continue to fight cancer in Namibia!” – Rolf Hansen, CEO of CAN. Thursday, 14 January Windhoek, CAN Medical Centre, 90 John Meinert Street Book with MJ at 061 237740 We d n e s d a y, 2 0 January Swakopmund, CAN Erongo Centre, 3C Ferdinand Stich Street (contact our CAN Erongo Branch to book: 064 461271) Thursday, 21 January Kuisebmond and Narraville (contact our CAN Erongo Branch to book: 064 461271) The week of 25 – 29 January our teams will be in the Hardap visiting R e h o b o t h , Stampriet, Aranos, Mariental, Kalkrand.

The week of 2 – 4 February our team will be in Omahake Region.

The remainder of February will be fo-

cused on Zambezi and Okavango Regions.

Further regional visits will be announced closer to the time!

Please visit our CAN Facebook page for updated communi-

cation on venues and times. We are planning provisionally, keeping possible Covid-19 measures that may be called on,

in mind.

Contact Sr Aina Nghitongo, Head of Medical: Cancer Association of Namibia (WO30) for more information

health@can.org.na 061 237740 Connect with us and take a glimpse of what CAN does and how YOU can impact lives

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A new home for Christmas Rudi Bowe

A German-based, non-profit, and non-governmental association Pallium - Research and Aid for Social Projects recently handed over a house to Magrietha Salon (Maggie) and her fifteen foster children in the DRC informal settlement, Swakopmund.

Swakopmund resident Johan Kruger, who runs a small aid initiative, and businessman Johan Kotze a tours and transport operator) took the initiative to arrange funding for the project through the German-based association that has been supporting social projects in Namibia since 2004.

The donations for the project were made available to Pallium by the Lange Rode Foundation in Hamburg, Germany.

The new 112m² house constructed from cement fibre sheets with a 28m² living and cooking area, forms the centre of the new house, surrounded by 5 bedrooms that are 16m² each. There are two small rooms with showers and three beds per room. An additional room for Maggie was constructed for N$147 000 and for N$55 000, interior furnishings and household goods could be purchased.

Maggie said that this came to a complete surprise to her and her children and they are extremely happy to have their own brand-new home.

“In addition to my own children I also care for foster children I have taken in. Street children and other vulnerable children can always count on getting a warm meal at Maggie's soup kitchen. Donations to the soup kitchen comes from local businessman, Wilko Aschenborn form Buddy Industries”, Maggie added.

The new house also provides space for this important initiative.

This all started when a community worker, Herman Uirab, brought Johan Kruger and Johan Kotze to Maggie, who until then have been living with the children in a small hut made of tin and scrap metal. The hut contained no furniture and had a leaky roof made of plastic sheets.

Cardboard boxes and tattered mattresses served as sleeping places.

Newly elected chairperson of the Erongo Regional Council, Ciske Smith-Howard attended the handover and was very impressed by the solid house, which was built in December in only 10 days by local contractor Gideon Grobler.

Other social projects in the DRC are planned and will be realised in close cooperation with Smith-Howard.

In October 2020 Pallium donated a similar but smaller house for a homeless family in the DRC informal settlement in Swakopmund.

Pallium also supports Johan Kruger's Project Restoring Dignity and Christian Integrity, that distributes food vouchers to people who otherwise feed themselves from garbage bins (and also to other vulnerable people) in Swakopmund Anyone that would like to support the projects can contact Pallium (info@pallium-ev.com)

Chairperson of the Erongo Regional Council Ciske Smith-Howard greets Maggie Salon at the handover ceremony.

Photo W. Aschenborn

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To rent in Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay, Kabeljou Suburb One Bedroom flat, sitting room, kitchenette, shower and toilet.

Water and electricity included Price: N$ 3,800.00 per month Immediately available – life time rental opportunity!!!

Contact details: 0812061914/0811248112

TO RENT: Tulinawa, Suburb Mondesa newly renovated flat with a sleeping room, shower sitting room, warm water and burglar bars NO DEPOSIT NEEDED N$ 2 500.00 p/m Water incl.

Pre paid electricity.

Contact: 081 211 6991 081 550 4550 TO RENT: One bedroom flat, kitchen, toilet Hot water N$ 2 800.00 p/m N$ 1 500.00 deposit Langenhoven str 146 Narraville Contact: 081 654 7097 TO RENT: One bedroom, open plan lounge + kitchen Build in stove + bathroom Automated garage Near WBPS no pets N$ 5000.00 p/m Contact: 081 202 3390 TO RENT: Morse Road 13 - not pet friendly Bachelor flat Single garage W/E incl.

N$ 4 300.00 p/m Tel: 081 124 6948 081 814 1473

Flat to rent in Hermes, Walvis Bay One bedroom flat to rent in Hermes, Walvis Bay with built in oven, stove and cupboards, fan, alarm, DSTV connection, very neat and cozy.

Water & Electricity included N$ 4,000.00 per month Immediately available – life time rental opportunity!!!

Contact: Constance @ 0811248112 TO RENT: Meersig 2x bachelor flats with shared kitchen, own shower and toilet Large parking area Water and wifi included.

Prepaid electricity.

N$ 2 800.00 p/m Deposit N$ 1 500.00 required Contact: 081 258 7211 081 323 5163 TO RENT: Walvis Bay, Town - Hermis 2x Outside rooms available N$ 2500.00 p/m N$ 2 200.00 p/m W/E incl.

Contact: 081 422 6419

TO RENT: Walvis Bay, Kuisebmond Bachelor flat available immediately, 1 bedroom, open plan kitchen, bathroom and toilet. Water and electricity included.

N$ 3000.00 p/m + N$ 1000.00 (Neg) refundable deposit Contact: 081 270 9034

TO RENT: Narraville one bedroom flat with own bathroom and kitchen.

N$ 2 600.00 p/m N$ 500.00 deposit negotiable.

W/E incl.

Contact; 081 337 9491 081 278 0484

FLATS TO RENT: Swakopmund Tamariskia * Two bedroom flat with a garage to partially share for N$ 5 500.00 water included * Two bedroom flat without a garage for N$ 5 000.00 water included. Available now.

Contact: 081 289 8668 or 081 435 1012 or 081 434 4858

TO RENT: Narraville very neat 2 bedroom flat with kitchen and lounge Very neat bathroom.

BIC. W/E incl.

In a secure place and garage space for one car No deposit required.

N$ 4 800.00 p/m Contact: 081 669 6431 081 805 6073 081 221 6431

TE HUUR: SWAKOPMUND GARAGE / MOTORHUIS TE DANTE SQUARE VREDE REDE STR. GESKIK VIR 2 VOERTUIE OF STOORPLEK. N$ 850.00 P/M KONTAK: 081 260 6999

TO RENT: Spacious 1 bedroom flat with kitchen to rent in Tamariskia. Available immediately. N$ 3600 + Deposit W&E Included Contact : Shaun 081 765 2366

Stellenangebote Ich bin auf der Suche nach einem Schulbegleiter fuer meinen 12 jaehrigen Sohn in Swakopmund – Montag bis Freitag von 07h00-13h00.

Bitte sende mir ein kurzes CV bis zum 15.01.2021.

Email an facilitator2021@gmail .com

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Both for individuals and companies. If you are in need of a loan, you can pawn your gold and diamond jewellery or in certain cases even car at our office.

Kindly call 085 706 5556 for details

I am looking for a person to accompany and facilitate a 12year-old German child to school in Swakopmund – Monday to Friday from 07h00-13h00.

Please mail me a short CV by 15.01.2021 email to facilitator2021@gmail .com

VACANCIES VACANCY JThemarthins College has two vacancies for teachers in Walvis Bay 1) Junior Primary teacher Grade 1-3 Class teaching (1 post) 2) English and Afrikaans teacher Grade 4-7 (1 post) Requirements: Diploma in Junior and, or Senior primary Education.

Have passion for children and familiar with the Namibian government curriculum.

The applicant should be creative, committed, and fluent in English and or Afrikaans.

Detailed CV and certified copies of qualification accompanied by a covering letter should be forwarded to: JThemarthins College PO Box 5940, Walvis Bay Inquiries: 0812800648 (strictly NO Sms) The applicants should be able to start on Tuesday, 26/01/2021 All application should reach the school latest Friday, 22 January, 2021

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

JOBS WANTED

JOBS WANTED

WERK GESOEK: Ek is 38 jarige dame en is opsoek na huiswerk, kinders opps of bejaardes sorg. Ek het kennis en kan enige tyd diens aanvaar.

Walvisbaai.

Kontak: 081 654 7173

JOB WANTED: I am a 40 year old woman, urgently and desperately looking for domestic work or babysitting in Swakopmund or Long Beach, ready to start anytime.

Contact: 081 890 6168 / 081 651 4998

JOB WANTED: We are two ladies ages 28 - 31. We are looking for domestic work, cleaning, ironing, washing etc.

We are very hardworking and serious with our work. We are willing to start anytime. Mondays to Fridays.

Contact: 081 793 5373 081 463 7360 JOB WANTED: A 26 year old lady is looking for cleaning work. I am ready to start anytime.

Contact: 081 771 7676 085 747 0416 JOB WANTED: I am looking for any kind in Walvis Bay, recently finished doing a course at Unam in Bachelor of Administration (Honours degree) specialization in banking and finance.

Contact: 081 722 6943

CHEV LUMINA For sale SSV 6l V8 90 000 km 2011 model Spotless Full house F.S.H 20” mags N$ 290 000.00 Tel: 081 223 7899

FOR SALE Late 2014 VW Crafter 23 seater Only one owner Please call 081 241 4103 to make an offer

HOUSEHOLD/ FURNITURE FOR SALE: HP DST decoder with dish (N$750.00) Viewing of channels was already paid one month in advance ) Restonic King Size bed (N$3500-)–still very good condition Prices are negotiable.

Pictures available on request via Whatsapp 081 819 9979 / 081 306 5880

WERK GESOEK: Yolanda is opsoek na huiswerk vir 3 dae of ‘n week. Ek is bereid om ook Saterdae te kan help.

Ek is ‘n baie hardwerkende bekende werker. Kan enige tyd begin.

Kontak: 081 409 8356 JOB WANTED: I am a 30 year old lady looking for domestic work for 3 days or 5 days a week. Im in Walvis Bay. Willing to start anytime.

Contact: 081 645 1228 081 645 1520 JOB WANTED: I am looking for domestic work i am reliable and loyal, for a whole week.

Ek is opsoek na huiswerk Maandae tot Vrydae. Ek is baie hardwerkend en loyaal. Lagoon, Meersig of Langstrand.

Kontak: 081 787 1059 WERK GESOEK: Ek is opsoek na huiswerk, ek kan ook bedlêend en bejaardes omsien in Swakopmund, ek is baie betroubaar.

Kontak Rosetta: 081 669 3592 WERK GESOEK: Zelda is opsoek na 3 of 5 dae per week huiswerk, ek kan ook met bedlêend mense werk in Swakopmund, ek kan enige dag begin.

Kontak: 081 719 6647 / 081 722 9656

JOB WANTED: I am a 38 year old lady looking for domestic work in Swakopmund or Walvis Bay, I have 10 years experience.

Contact: 081 480 5507 JOB WANTED: I am a 27 year old lady in Swakopmund looking for domestic work in Swakopmund or Walvis Bay, I can iron and clean etc. please contact: 081 206 0057 JOB WANTED: I am a 27 year old lady looking for domestic work anywhere in Swakopmund, I am hardworking and I have experience and testimonials in do9mestic work and hospitality. I am ready to start as soon as possible.

Contact Victoria: 081 813 1692 / 081 885 4180 JOB WANTED: I am a 27 year old young lady looking for domestic work or babysitting, I can wash and clean, I am single and free to sleep there if possible, around Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. I only speak English and will be waiting for your positive response.

Contact Germany Zatjinda: 081 692 1733 / 081 714 9426 WERK GESOEK: Gisela is opsoek na betreking van oppas en sorg vir bejaarde persoon in Swakopmund.

Ek het ondervinding van 7 jaar.

Kontak: 081 875 0817 / 081 293 6413 WERK GESOEK: Ek is ‘n 35 jarige dame opsoek na skoonmaak of strykwerk vir Dinsdae, Donderdae en Saterdae in Swakopmund, Langstrand of Nonidas.

Ek drink of rook nie en ek is hardwerkend.

Kontak: 081 781 0915

JOBS WANTED WERK GESOEK: Ek is ‘n dame opsoek na huiswerk of kinders omsien in Swakopmund, ek is hardwerkend en betroubaar.

Kontak: 081 315 1138 /081 663 4444 JOB WANTED: I am a 31 year old woman looking for housework in Swakopmund for 3 days per week for Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Contact: 081 640 0209 JOB WANTED: I am looking for domestic work in Swakopmund from Monday to Friday or 3 days per week even at lodges, B&B or cleaning service company, I don’t drink or smoke, ready to start as soon as possible.

Contact: 081 634 5011 / 081 266 8292 JOB WANTED: I am a young lady looking for work at a restaurant or take away, ready to start anytime in Swakopmund.

Contact: 081 652 8087 JOB WANTED: I am looking for domestic work in Swakopmund only, I can iron, wash and clean and guesthouse work. I have 5 years experience and ready to start immediately.

Contact Willemina: 081 265 0832 WERK GESOEK: Ek soek dringend huiswerk vir 2 of 3 dae per week in Swakopmund, Langstrand of Dolfyn Park. Ek kan huis skoonmaak, stryk en wasgoed doen.

Kontak: 081 558 5875 WERK GESOEK: Ek is ‘n 41 jarige vrou opsoek na huiswerk, kantoor skoonmaak. Ek kan baie mooi was en stryk, jare ondervinding by laundry, kan ook na babas en oumense na sien.

Kontak: 081 308 3325 WERK GESOEK: Ek is dringend opsoek na huiswerk vir 5 dae per week, ek kan ook babas oppas en kan enige tyd begin in Swakopmund.

Kontak: 081 717 3754

PROPERTIES TO RENT

JOB WANTED: I am an Oshivambo speaking lady, I can speak English and Afrikaans too.

I am looking for domestic work. i am ready to start immediately.

Contact: 081 392 7158

Avail immediately

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NIIHA Championships ended the year on Contributed a high The Bank Windhoek 2020 Namibia Ice and Inline Hockey Association (NIIHA) Championships that were held from the 18th of December to the 22nd of December at the Dome in Swakopmund ended the year on a high.

President of the NIIHA Bernd Bajorat said that all 5 clubs registered with the association participated in the only NIIHA sanctioned event for the year of 2020.

Bajorat said “From the perspective of sport, this was a difficult year for Inline Hockey…where all the tournaments for the year were cancelled due to Covid19, which held the country in its grips for most of 2020.”

“With the support of Bank Windhoek, NIIHA was able to put together a Championship Tournament which lasted 5 days and saw most teams play a minimum of 5 games per division. The normal number of games for a Championship would be 2 games per division” Bajorat said.

Bajorat said that the aim of the NIIHA Championships, outside of finishing the year with a tournament to salvage a mostly disappointing season, was to offer its members an opportunity to compete, work and challenge each other for the right to be called the National Champion in each age division.

“Even though the number of spectators was significantly reduced due to restrictions, the action on the court was as fierce as always” Bajorat said.

In the end, of the 9 competitive divisions offered this year, the Coastal Pirates won 6 Championships, Scorpions won 1, Badgers won 1 and Kamikaze won 1. In total there were 174 games played over five days. It was the muchneeded release for the hockey players and a great way to end the year, getting to do the thing all the players love, play the game and enjoy the sport.

Bajorat thanked Bank Windhoek the main sponsor, and additional sponsorships from Deep Catch Namibia and Metallum Fabrication for their support, this event was able to take place and give the hockey community something it was desperately missing all year long.

Results: In the 8U Division: The Coastal Pirates took the Gold medal in a tight game against the Scorpions, winning 5-4. The Bronze medal went to Cazadores.

Hendre Van Niekerk was named the game's MVP. In the 10U Division: The Badgers beat the Scorpions 5 to 1 to claim the Championship while Cazadores took the Bronze. Vigo Bajorat was named the MVP of the Championship game.

In the 12U Division: The Scorpions beat Kamikaze 9-1 and Theo Borstlap was named MVP. The Coastal Pirates won Bronze.

In the 14U Division: The Coastal Pirates won against Cazadores 4-2. James de Jager was named the game's MVP. The Scorpions took Bronze.

In the 16U Division: The Coastal Pirates beat the Scorpions 4-2 and brought home the Gold medal. Pablo Laporte was named the MVP of the game. The Bronze medal went to Kamikaze.

In the 18U Division: This division suffered from numbers and was condensed to 3 teams, Team Black, Team White and Team Red; all available players were drafted to one of the three teams and those teams played each other…similar to an all-star game. Team Black won the gold medal with Amandus Röttcher (Coastal Pirates) named the MVP of the winning team in this division.

In the LADIES Division: The Coastal Pirates beat the Scorpions 8-0.

Christine Röttcher was named the game's MVP. Kamikaze took the Bronze medal.

In the OPEN Division: The Coastal Pirates BLACK team beat the Scorpions 3-0. Arian van der Plas was named the MVP. The Coastal Pirates ORANGE team took the Bronze medal.

In the LADIES MASTERS Division: The Coastal Pirates beat the Scorpions 3-0, with Bridgit Justinussen being awarded the MVP trophy. The Badgers took the Bronze.

In the SENIORS (MASTERS) Division: Kamikaze beat the Coastal Pirates 2-1. Jeff Bonazzo was named the MVP. Badgers won the Bronze medal.

In the B Divisions: 8U Badgers won Gold. Colin Hoffman was named MVP. 10U Kamikaze won Gold. Enya Fortsch was named MVP. 12U Coastal Pirates won Gold. Barend Morkel was named MVP.

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Seidler king of the Jetty Mile Rudi Bowe

The 22-year-old Phillip Seidler from Swakopmund won the Pupkewitz Jetty Mile for the eighth year in a row on 27 December 2020. Amica de Jager won the women's race for the second consecutive year.

A total of 143 swimmers completed the 14th edition of the Pupkewitz Jetty Mile.

The jetty mile started at Tiger Reef past the jetty towards the Mole, where the finish line was situated. Despite hitting a sand bank at the beginning of the race and injuring his shoulder it took Seidler only 20 minutes and 10 seconds to complete the nautical sea mile swim (1.85km) swim and short beach run to the finish line, while the South African Amica de Jager won in a time of in 22 minutes and 27 seconds.

Seidler was rushed to hospital afterwards and is now recovering from torn muscles and a light concussion.

Jetty Mile organiser Yvonne Brinkmann of OTB Sport, said that in order to adhere to health precautions, we had a decent number of participants. Due to Covid-19 regulations, we divided it into four separate events and in different camps consisting of a male, female, the sprint and the kiddies' race.

Brinkmann added that due to COVID-19 pandemic there was also no prize giving held after the event, in order to avoid a large crowd. The respective winners collect their prizes on Monday between 10:00 and 13:00 at's OTB Sport shop in Swakopmund.

The 1.92km open-water race started at 15:30 at Tiger Reef. Participants swam past the jetty towards The Mole, where the finish line was situated.

The top three men and women in 2020 Pupkewitz Jetty Mile are: Men: 1.Phillip Seidler - 20:10, 2.Nico Esslinger - 22:57, 3.Mikah Burger - 23:16 Women: 1.Amica de Jager - 22:27, 2.Heleni Stergiadis - 23:47, 3.Tiana Esslinger 25:56 The top ten results of the 2020 Pupkewitz Jetty Mile: MEN: 1 Phillip Seidler 20 minutes 10 seconds (elite), 2 Nico Esslinger 22:57 (u/16), 3 Mikah Burger 23:16 (u/16), 4 Maximilian Betts 23:54 (elite), 5 Oliver Ohm 24:03 (u/16), 6 Arkell Wellmann 25:46 (elite), 7 Christoph de Jager 25:53 (u/16), 8 CornĂŠ le Roux 25:55 (elite), 9 Tyrone Kotze 26:03 (veterans), 10 Peter Brinkmann 26:10 (veterans) WOMEN: 1 Amica de Jager 22:27 (RSA, elite), 2 Heleni Stergiadis 23:47 (elite), 3 Tiana Esslinger 25:56 (elite), 4 Molly Smalley 26:26 (elite), 5 Ilona Sickel 28:18 (veterans), 6 Maja Brinkmann 28:22 (u/16), 7 Maya Stange 28:27 (u/16), 8 Carissa Esslinger 29:09 (elite), 9 Hannah Murphy 29:17 (elite), 10 Nicole Redecker 29:24 (u/16).

The Pupkewitz Jetty Mile men's winner Phillip Seidler

The Pupkewitz Jetty Mile women's winner Amica de Jager

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Soccer tradition lives on Rudi Bowe

Twenty teams participated in the 64th Swakopmund Football Club (SFC), Xmas Cup on 26 to 29 December 2020 at the sport field in Swakopmund.

SFC has been hosting this annual Christmas soccer tournament since 1956. This year was no exception with 36 matches over four days in the Xlassico division, which catered for players aged 40 and older, a Social and League divisions.

Sparta United F.C from Walvis Bay won the 2020 SFC Xmas Social Cup for a consecutive second year after they beat Swakopmund rivals Celtic F.C 4-1 in a penalty shootout after the two teams played to a two-all draw after regulation time in the final.

Diego Fransman from Sparta United F.C, walked away with the most valuable player award while Tyrone "Tyga" Mouton, also from Sparta United F.C, walked away with Top goal scorer (6 goals) in the Social division.

Kaizer Chiefs took home the SFC Xmas Xlassico Cub, which catered for players aged 40 and older. The men from the harbour town were too good for their opponents as they ended the competition of top of the league with Chinese Naughty Boys in second place, with Atlantis F.C and SFC Swakopmund in third and fourth place respectively.

Ramblers Soccer Academy and Football Club from Windhoek won the SFC Xmas League Cup with OB Eleven second with SFC and SFC U20 third and fourth respectively.

Gerald GĂźther, the SFC's technical adviser, says they sincerely appreciate the players' dedication as they enjoy their soccer passion and thanked all spectators and players for the great games and the atmosphere.

Top goal scorer of the 2020 SFC Xmas Social Cup Tyrone "Tyga" Mouton from Sparta United F.C with his baby girl and number one fan Ivandra Payton Mouton. Photos credited Chantelle Juliet Philander

MVP award winner Diego Fransman from Sparta United F.C in actions at the 2020 SFC Xmas Social Cup. Photos credited Chantelle Juliet Philander

Sparta United F.C from Walvis Bay the 2020 SFC Xmas Social Cup winners. Photos credited Chantelle Juliet Philander

A beaming Kaizer Chiefs team captain Boeta Mouton with the winning trophy. Photo contributed.

Kaizer Chiefs winners of the 2020 SFC Xmas Xlassico Cub Photo contributed.