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namib times SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6587 FRIDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2016 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

Road tender challenged in court Erwin Leuschner The decision to award the contract for the construction of the multimillion N$ highway between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay to the joint venture Unik/Thohi was “unlawful” and should be reviewed and set aside. This statement was made in the High Court in Windhoek this week after an application was launched by one of the competitors, who tendered for the contract, but did not get it.

The application in the High Court was launched by the joint venture Chico/ Octagon. The respondents in the matter are the Roads Authority and a total of 23 other entities, 21 of which are companies which also tendered for the contract.

In the heads of argument by Chico/Octagon it states that the company is the “preferred bidder”, having tendered not only the lowest price, but also due to the overall benefit of its tender to its local Namibian JV (joint venture) partner.

Chico is a Chinese company having 70% stakes in the JV, while the Namibian partner, Octagon holds a 30% interest. “We highlight this feature because the respondent to whom the tender was unlawfully awarded is also a JV in which Unik (a Chinese company) holds a 90% interest and Thohi (a Namibian company) holds a mere 10% interest,” it states in the arguments.

Furthermore, it states that the tender for the construction of the road was issued first on 29 January 2016.

23 tenders were recei-

ved. “On the evaluation based on price the tender by Chico/Octagon ranked first, having offered the lowest price of N$891 million,” it states. The JV Unik/Thohi ranked third, having offered a price of N$958 million.

“The price difference was a massive N$67 million, an amount which by all accounts is substantial and bizarrely mischaracterised by the Board Tender Committee as very little difference,” it is argued.

For the purpose of awarding the tender the Roads Authority had created a special committee with the intention to evaluate all tenders received.

This new Tender Evaluation Committee (TEC) ranked Chico/ Octagon as follows: “The resources at their (Chico/Octagon) disposal will allow them to successfully execute this project within time, budget and the specified quality requirements,” the TEC recommended.

The TEC recommended that Chico/ Octagon is the “preferred bidder” and should be awarded the tender, but this did not

transpire.

“However, it was decided not to accept the recommendation of the TEC. There is no explanation whatsoever (…) The conclusion is based on an arbitrary factor which is not objectively measurable, and leads to subjective decisionmaking,” it is argued.

After various meetings were held to resolve the dispute, which failed to reach an amicable solution, Chico/Octagon informed the RA of an imminent court application.

“In the meantime and unbeknown to the applicant the respondents have proceeded with the implementation of the tender.

The Roads Authority even certified a payment of N$83 million to Unik/Thohi by the end of August 2016,” it states.

Considering the above Chico/Octagon wishes the court to review and set aside the decision to award the tender to Unik/Thohi and to instead award the tender to them. The matter was heard in front of Judge Collins Parker.

He is set to make a ruling in this matter on 8 December 2016.

inside New DTA’s Venaani accused criteria of politically exploiting for fishing “fired” fishermen Piquet Jacobs rights

The Confederation of Namibian Fishing Associations expressed disappointment on Wednesday in the approach taken by DTA leader, McHenry Venaani, whom it says is politically exploiting the situation of some 1500 fishermen who lost their jobs in recent months over an illegal strike.

Venaani last week in Walvis Bay threatened to mobilise a nationwide unemployment march should these fishermen not be reemployed after they embarked on a long dragged out wildcat strike in solidarity with a trade union turf war in November last year.

Mr Matti Amukwa, Chairmen of the confederation, pointed out these fishermen, who lost their jobs, have been replaced in the meantime by new employees.

The striking fishermen deserted their positions on the fishing fleet since the strike started in November last year.

Amukwa was adamant it would be irresponsible and unfair to retrench these newly employed seamen in order to re-employ those workers who followed the illegal strike. “It is also relevant to note that the irresponsibility of those seamen not only

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McHenry Venaani affected their work, but also threatened the livelihood of thousands of other Namibians employed in the land based factories in Walvis Bay and Lüderitz”, Amukwa said.

According to Amukwa, the fishing companies have at all times engaged constructively with the government and all the recognized unions to address the complaints of the aggrieved seamen and to resolve the situation;

despite of the significant damage and losses caused by the unexpected and illegal strike.

“We also firmly dismiss the allegations made about foreign nationals. The number of foreigners employed are very limited and substantially decreasing over the years,” Amukwa added.

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The Swakopmund branch of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) hosted a breakfast meeting at Strand Hotel Swakopmund yesterday with Mr Sven Thieme, President of NCCI and Executive Chairperson of Ohlthaver & List (O&L). The main focus of the meeting was on innovation as the key to success and sustainability.

“We, as the NCCI, are about to have a major strategic meeting about unifying us as the private sector, the business community to be a critical voice or partner to government in all the plans and dreams we have with the Harambee Prosperity Plan, Vision 2030 and our own vision 2020 to be aligned. We really make a significant difference and want to get everybody on the same page.

We need to create one voice which is significant, just as the president said he wishes to

have one big voice so we have meaningful and good discussions to take the country to the next level,” Thieme said to all attendees.

According to him innovation is the ability to generate useful ideas, but unless those ideas are scaled they remain just ideas. “I believe that there are people out there with great ideas, but great ideas remain great ideas until they are executed,” he said.

Thieme further said innovation is about staying relevant.

“We are in a time of

unprecedented change, what may have helped us be successful in the past could actually be the course of failure in the future, so we need to adopt and evolve to meet the ever changing needs of humanity.” He added that most companies don't have a problem with innovation, but have employees who are frustrated when they see how their company killed a project in favour of other properties.

“Framing the changes correctly is the critical key to innovation,” Thieme said. Thieme shared some advice with the business community and said that “you should always work ahead, especially when things worry you, and do not wait for deadlines.” He added that this is the only way to still have free time even though the responsibilities are piling up.

During the breakfast meeting Sven Thieme also launched the raffle draw competition of Mokuti Etosha Lodge.

The winner of the raffle draw will win a stay for two at the Mokuti Lodge for two nights.

Raffle tickets are available from the NCCI Swakopmund branch.

WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Home Based Business (Home Shop: Second hand goods and Accessories) ON ERF: 6166 TOWNSHIP: Kuisebmond STREET: Visarend Street.

In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to establish a (Home Based Business - Home Shop: Second hand goods and accessories) on the site.

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

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the undersigned, in writing, not later than 30 September 2016.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Karolina Ashiuudhi, P O Box 1320, Walvis Bay

Gun Amnesty:

Public has till 25 November to hand in unlicensed firearms and ammunition without having to fear prosecution The regional command of the Namibian Police in Erongo this week called upon and encouraged all inhabitants of the Region to make use of the amnesty period to hand in unlicensed firearms and ammunition at the station commander of their nearest police station, without having to fear prosecution.

The amnesty period commenced on 25 August 2016 and ends at midnight on 25 November. In terms of this amnesty (Government Notice 196) by the Minister of Safety and Security no person will be prosecuted who surrenders any illegally possessed firearms and ammunition within the period 25 August 2016 to 25 November 2016.

The amnesty period has been announced to provide people the opportunity to get rid of illegal weapons and ammunitions without fear and to prevent these weapons and ammunition dumped where it could be found and used for illegal purposes like murder and robbery or where it could pose a danger to children if found and played with.

Many Namibians continue to possess unlicensed firearms and ammunition, many originating from the armed conflict prior to Independence. Fearing prosecution people don't hand in these weapons, whilst others continue to defy the law despite hefty penalties imposed if caught with unlicensed firearms.

The amnesty period is an opportunity to encourage members of the public to voluntarily surrender unlicensed weapons in accordance with the law.

For further clarity community members are advised to contact Detective Warrant Officer Julia Nuyoma at 081 270 7812 or Sergeant Ileni Shapumba at 081 297 7798 or 064 219011 or their local police station commander.

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Venaani, the Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Bernard Esau, also yesterday commented in Walvis Bay yesterday during the discussion of the new quota system to be implemented.

“There is a law, the labour act, and this law regulates between employer and employee. As far as my knowledge, that law was followed by the employers in this case. At the end of the day, with a concluding action comes a reaction.

How can jobs be demanded after illegally engaging in a strike? I cannot comprehend what Venaani is doing. We are trying to manage our fish resources in a prudent and sound basis”, Esau commented, in what is a rare instance where the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources throws its weight 100 % behind the fishing industry on an issue where job losses are involved.

Esau lambasted Venaani's actions are political in the sense of trying to score points.

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Fishing rights and quotas no more for quick profits but for real benefit to country Piquet Jacobs Shareholding by workers in fishing companies, the number of jobs created by a business unit in the fishing industry, value adding to fish and the creation of higher quality jobs will soon become criteria to determine and allocate fishing rights. Gone are the days too, where fishing rights are allocated to individuals, as opposed to groups which will ensure more Namibians would share in the wealth of fishing.

Bernhardt Esau

This was said in Walvis Bay yesterday by the Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources Mr. Bernhardt Esau at the launch of the revised Fish Quota Pro-Rata Criteria System. The revised criteria system will enable the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources to measure to what extent does quota holders commit themselves to job creation, wealth creation, the development of human capital and investment in fish processing, as opposed to many quota [and right] holders in the past chasing profits without reinvesting to grow the fishing industry's capacity to create jobs, transfer skills and employ better technology to optimise benefits from fish resources.

A discussion meeting was held on Thursday to finalise the new fish quota criteria system forms which will be used for the pro-rata cirteria evalution, following this all right holders are required to submit all their data to the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources by 30 September.

On 6 March 2016 the review of the pr- rata system for quota allocation was officially launched, the captains of the industry along with the ministry committed to making the quota allocation system more transparent and accountable, based on performance of individual right holders. This process gives material meaning to Pillar 1 of the Harambee Prosperity Plan, which refers to governance in socioeconomic order.

Since March, it has been determined that the criteria forms the legal basis of the revised prorata system; the key aspects to be measured under each criteria and the formulas for the calculations;

as well as the forms to be used for the data collection. Two steps left in the finalising of the new system is the assigning of weights to each criteria and to gazette the new mechanism into law. On this the Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resource, Bernard Esau, commented, “The assigning of the weights to the criteria as outlined is not a technical process, but is a policy issue. I will make a decision, in consultation with the Government, on this matter at the right time, and inform the industry accordingly. The gazettement will follow immediately thereafter.�

Through the new quota criteria, the ministry wishes to the address the employment issue by encouraging right holders to include workers as equity partners; evaluating the number of jobs created by right holders, looking at companies who do more value adding as this translates into more jobs and the higher quality jobs, including Right holders to follow by these points will be rewarded more via criteria evaluation.

Esau added that he has instructed his officials to ensure that the evaluation process will commence from today without delay, as all rightholders are expected to have all their data submitted to the ministry by 30 September.

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Court

Rosemary Garises (33) appeared on a charge of dealing in cocaine (8/2016). Matter postponed to 21 November. Accused in custody.

Rise Ryno Haoseb (28) appeared on a charge of dealing in a dependence producing substance. (8/2016). Accused found guilty. Fined N$1 000 or 2 months imprisonment.

Swakopmund Court Report Regional Court

Walvis Bay Court Report 1 September 2016 Albertus Gaeseb (29) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft (11/2013). Matter postponed to 4 October. Accused out on bail.

Tjinomuinjo Kandee (32) appeared on a charge of robbery (7/2015). Charge against accused withdrawn.

Issaskar Ha-eirob (28) appeared on charges of fraud, theft from a motor vehicle which was properly locked, possession of suspected stolen property and theft (8/2015). Accused found guilty on fraud and possession of suspected stolen property. Fined N$3 000 or 6 months imprisonment and N$500 or 30 days imprisonment.

Richard Louw (35) appeared on a charge of uttering, tendering or accepting Bank of Namibia notes (6/2015). Accused found guilty. Fined N$1 000 or 30 days imprisonment.

Gerson Ndjiharine (23) appeared on a charge of murder (1/2016). Matter postponed to 21 September. Accused out on bail.

Rainier Togethoft (44) appeared on a charge of theft (1/2016). Charge against accused withdrawn.

Seun De Bruin (20) and Edward Kapana (19) appeared on charges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft (2/2016). Matter postponed to 13 October. Accused out on bail.

Trevor Masule (34) appeared on a charge of discharge of a firearm (12/2015).

Charge against accused withdrawn.

Robert Jackson (21) and Epson Keifanwa (32) appeared on charges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft (4/2016). Matter postponed to 19 September. Accused in custody.

Gavin Swartbooi (27) appeared on a charge of dealing in potentially dangerous dependence producing drugs (6/2016).

Matter postponed to 23 November.

Accused out on bail.

Owen Noabeb (25) appeared on a charge of theft (6/2016). Accused found guilty.

Fined N$1 500 or 2 months imprisonment.

Eva Maria Phillemon (36) appeared on a chargeof reckless or negligent driving (11/2014). Matter postponed to 3 November. Accused on warning.

Patrick Keib (28) and Geinub Neville (32) appeared on charges of dealing in cocaine (7/2016). Matter postponed to 2 September. Charge against Neville withdrawn. Keib in custody.

Diego Wicob (25), Benito Du Toit and Martin Humphries (21) appeared on charges of dealing in cocaine (7/2015).

Matter postponed to 2 September.

Petrus Hilyalwa (20) appeared on a

charge of theft from employer (8/2016).

Matter postponed to 4 October. Accused in custody.

Ignashow Mcbrown (25) appeared on a charge of possession of a dependence producing substance (8/2016). Accused found guilty. Fined N$200 or 20 days imprisonment.

Nelson Benson (54) appeared on a charge of possession of dependence producing substance (8/2016). Accused found guilty.

Fined N$1 000 or 2 months imprisonment.

Rudiger Mokaleng (33) appeared on a charge of fraud (6/2015). Matter postponed to 4 October. Accused out on bail.

Gabriel Kamati (31) was absent at his hearing on charges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft (6/2015). Matter postponed to 4 October.

Richard Louw (35) and Evane Van Wyk (27) appeared on charges of uttering, tendering or accepting Bank of Namibia notes (2/2015). Matter postponed to 8 September.

Clearance Gurirab (31) appeared on a charge of use of a vehicle without the owners consent (5/2016). Matter postponed to 5 October. Accused out on bail.

A minor (17) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm (7/2016). Matter postponed to 20 October. Accused released in the care of a guardian.

Lee-Ann Bezuidenhaut (22) appeared on a charge of theft (7/2016). Charge against accused withdrawn.

Henock Niilengo (28), Shilongo Haufiku (28), Micheal Haiduwa (22), Dimitry Useb (30) and Eliaser Shihepo (27) appeared on charges of theft (7/2016).

Matter postponed to 6 October. Accused out on bail.

Mbele Mbumbo (28) appeared on a charge of rape (7/2016). Matter postponed to 12 October. Accused out on bail.

Lian Xing Kevin Liu (30) and Xing Yan Zhang (35) appeared on charges of attempted murder (8/2016). Matter postponed to 2 September. Accused in custody.

Abraham Geiseb (37) appeared ojn a charge of assault (8/2016). Matter postponed to 5 October. Accused in custody.

Andreas Tolata (29) and Guriseb Immanuel (44) appeared on a charge of theft (8/2016). Matter postponed to 29 September. Accused in custody.

Anna Boois (31) appeared on a charge of theft from employer (8/2016). Matter postponed to 6 October. Accused in custody.

Andreas Amoomo (28) appeared on a charge of assault (8/2016). Charge against accused withdrawn.

Bernhard Kathindi (42) appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 28 October for continuation of trial. The accused have been warned.

Christian Naholo (33) and Nghituvali Leticia (33) appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 9 November for plea and trial. The accused are out on bail of N$2 000 each.

Magistrate’s Court Tulihaleni Anna Nghihalwa (29) and Johanna Jona (21) appeared on charges of fraud and theft. The matter was postponed to 16 September for bail application. The accused remains in custody.

Fikameni Haimene (28) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 3 October for submissions. The accused have been warned.

Jurie Booysen (33) appeared on charges of common assault and malicious damage to property. The matter was postponed to 3 October for submissions. The accused is out on bail of N$1 000.

Marvelous Tsuseb (25) and Eddy Uiseb (21) appeared on a charge of possession of suspected stolen property. The matter was postponed to 12 September for other reasons. The accused are out on bail of N$500 each.

Johannes Haubab (21), Knowledge Van Der Westhuizen (22) and Patrick Narib (20) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 12 September for further investigation. The accused remains in custody.

Sherley Sheopala (27) appeared on a charge of possession of a producing substance.

The matter was postponed to 6 October for further investigation.

The accused is out on bail of N$3 000.

Denzel Gertze (28) appeared on charges of possession of game meat and possession of ammunition. The matter was postponed to 12 September because the docket was not at court. The accused is out on bail of N$3 000.

Tryworld Kamutoete (24), Sakaria Aribeb (24), Brenden Noabeb (19) and a fifteen-year-old boy appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 5 October for juvenile screening.

The fifteen- year-old boy was released in the care of his guardian and the rest of the accused remains in custody.

Aubrey Gaseb (35) appeared on a charge of failure to pay maintenance. The matter was postponed to 9 September for further investigation. The accused remains in custody.

Ses Gert (21) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 12 October for plea. The accused is out on bail of N$800.

Lazarus Goabeb (46) appeared on a charge of possession of potentially dangerous producing drugs.

The matter was postponed to 16 November for lab results. The accused is out on bail of N$1 500.

Ollevon Bock (27) appeared on a charge of culpable homicide.

The matter was postponed to 12 October for legal representation.

The accused have been warned.

Olivier Blaauw (40) and Regdwon Valentino Paulton (28) appeared on a charge of theft. Olivier Blaauw is at large and a warrant of arrest against him was issued and the case against Valentino Paulton was withdrawn.

Nuwellon Markgraaf (28) appeared on charges of a pointing a fire-arm and possession of a fire-arm without a license. The accused is at large and a warrant of arrest was issued.

Desney Links (25) appeared on a charge of possession of potentially dangerous producing drugs.

The matter was postponed to 24 October because the witnesses were not available. The accused is out on bail of N$1 000.

Heroldt Ariseb (37) appeared on a charge of corruptly accepting gratification by agent.

The matter was postponed to 15 December for continuation of trial. The accused is out on bail of N$3 000.

Richardt Doeseb (21) appeared on charges of attempted murder and assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm.

The matter was postponed to 6 October for plea and trial. The accused is out on bail of N$2 000.

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Areva reacts to Government turning down desal-sale Erwin Leuschner The uranium company Areva has taken note of the decision by Government not to acquire the Erongo desalination plant anymore and has no comment to add. But: “It is clear that the Erongo desalination plant is an important asset in the articulation of long term solutions to the water crisis the country is confronted with,” Areva informed namib times this week.

The negotiations to buy the Erongo desalination “It is clear that the Erongo plant lasted for more than two years and came to desalination plant is an important asset an abrupt and unexpected conclusion last week in the articulation of long term Friday. The Minister of Agriculture, Water and solutions to the water crisis the country is Forestry, John Mutorwa, informed all relevant confronted with,” - Areva parties during an information session in Swakopmund that Government has decided not to million m³ per annum from the desalination plant buy the plant anymore. “Areva was approached will expire in October. “What we can tell you is

by Government in mid-2014 with a request to that there will be increased water volumes and we make the plant available for acquisition. We re- hope that it will be a long term contract in order to sponded positively. The offer to Government ensure continuity and price reduction to the was to take over the plant and accessory works benefit of all,” Areva responded in this regard. on the basis of the capital that had been initially The desalination plant is currently operating at invested, and not to make a profit as some un- about 25% of its capacity. Its current total capainformed parties have claimed,” Areva respon- city of 20 million m³ per annum can – with little ded this week. The price was set at about US$200 additional capital investment – be rapidly increamillion. sed to 26 million cubic meters. “A lot of investDuring the information session, it was also ments, including the entire water intake revealed that the water supply situation in the infrastructure, were also executed at construction central Namib is still in a very precarious situa- stage to allow for an eventual capacity of up to 45 tion. Currently the coast is served by potable million m³ per annum,” Areva revealed; and: drinking water coming from the two aquifers, “When this is compared to the total current water namely the Omdel (currently supplying 4.6 demand in Namibia of approximately 75-80 million m³ per annum) and the Kuiseb (seven million m³ per annum, it is clear that the Areva million m³ per annum), as well as the desalina- desalination plant has the potential to address tion plant (five million m³ per annum). The most of the future water demand increase in the current demand of all coastal towns, Swakop- Erongo, coastal regions, and beyond.” mund, Walvis Bay, Arandis and Henties Bay is about 12.5 million m³ per annum, whilst the But will the water price rise dramatically in the mines utilise an additional five million m³ per near future? Not necessarily, according to Areva: annum. “By looking at these figures one can “The price per cubic metre of water produced by clearly see that there is a shortfall,” said Swakop- the plant would immediately and very submund Town Councillor Wilfried Groenewald to stantially decrease, given water purchase agreenamib times this week. “What is especially ments for volumes closer to the plant's full proworrying for us is this coming December, when duction capacity.” Given the process, producing the Husab Uranium mine goes into production, desalinated water is naturally more expensive the water demand will rise dramatically,” he con- than extracting it from underground aquifers. The tinued. To make up for this shortfall Government difference is that desalinated water is a renewable is currently in negotiations to increase the resource available in limitless quantities, as amount of water required from the desalination opposed to finite aquifers. plant. Currently the contract to supply five

Famed Namibian artists Koos van Ellinckhuijzen passes on at age 73

Erwin Leuscher The world-renowned artist Jacobus Johannes “Koos” van Ellinckhuijzen (pictured) passed away in Swakopmund on Tuesday at the age of 73. Van Ellinckhuijzen was initially admitted to hospital after suffering a stroke. He passed away in the morning in the Prinzessin Rupprecht Heim.

Van Ellinckhuijzen was born on September 20 1942 in Pretoria. He moved to Swakopmund a few years ago after having lived in Windhoek and South Africa. He was especially known for his work on Namibian and South West African postage stamps. He used mostly water colour or oil paints, acrylic, gouache and airbrush and was well-known for his three-dimensional works.

His paintings were exhibited in Namibia, South Africa and the USA. In her book “Art in Namibia” author Adelheid Lilienthal noted van Ellinckhuijzen for his scientific accuracy of his designs, their clean lines and his use of watercolour techniques. “A special feature of his stamp designs - in fact, all of his paintings - are scientifically accurate, clean drawings and water colour technique. He uses impeccable, clear shadow and brings transparency to be typical of the Namib: Here, objects gets transparent over time, they lose their material substance, they become pure visions of reality. Van Ellinckhuijzen's 'Namib mirage' is one of his early and specific works,” Lilienthal wrote.

Van Ellinckhuijzen leaves four daughters behind.

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3 container ships to call

Operations at the port of Walvis Bay over the weekend and Monday will be concentrated mainly around container handling with three container ships expected to call up to Monday and an additional two general cargo vessels and a multi purpose vessel that also carries containers.

The first expected alongside is Maersk Jubail, expected alongside at 20:00 according to the latest port log details. The container ship Thuringa is expected at 10:00 tomorrow followed by JPO Atair on Monday. On the picture: the massive Maersk Jubail dwarfs a tug. The vessel was last spotted off Luanda on 3 September, southbound for Walvis Bay. Friday 9 Sept 2016: Low: 01:40 High: 08:09 Low: 14:01 High: 20:35

Sunday 11 Sept 2016: Low: 04:45 High: 11:23 Low: 17:26 High: 23:48

Saturday 10 Sept 2016: Low: 03:03 High: 09:40 Low: 15:47 High: 22:15

Monday 12 Sept 2016: Low: 05:59 High: 12:31 Low: 18:30 High: -

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Khorixas holds investment potential Floris Steenkamp

The Namibia Ports Authority (Namport) was the patron of the recently held Khorixas Investment Conference aimed at attracting investment to this town in the Kunene Region where many residents in the town and areas surrounding the town count among the most marginalised people in the country. Statistics quoted also indicates the Kunene Region receives among the lowest project funding of all of Namibia's fourteen regions.

Namport took a pro- Kunene. highlighted the active step as patron of “In order to boost our importance of skills the investment confe- competitiveness in the development of resirence as development tourism industry, in- dents of Khorixas and of the Kunene Region, dustry players should the wider Kunene Reespecially in mining, be cognisant of envi- gion, as this will emwould benefit import ronmental sustain- power people to make a and export turnover for ability, infrastructure living and grow their the port of Walvis Bay. upgrading and de- lives and livelihoods in A western transport velopment and custo- the Regions, reducing corridor linking the mer service excellen- the high rate of urbanport of Walvis Bay and ce”, explained !Naru- isation Namibia curAngola and Namibia's seb. Adding tourists rently experiences and north is also currently should feel safe in Ku- which leads to negative in the making. Khori- nene Region with no pressure on resources, xas is situated on this fear for attacks, killing infrastructure and sertrade route. an d o th er vio lent vices in urban centres The Minister of Works crimes. like Windhoek for inand Transport, Alpheus Mining and agriculture stance. !Naruseb officially were also highlighted In conclusion the Miopened the Conference as key development nister urged the private last Friday and ac- points to drive the sector and other stakeknowledged Khorixas economic develop- holders in Namibia's as the gateway to a ment of Khorixas and economic prosperity to number of tourist at- the wider Kunene identify investment optractions in northern Region. Exploration portunities at Khorixas Kunene. Minister !Na- and mining of minerals and to work on straruseb referred to the should not stand alone tegies to use what the World Heritage Park, from a wider effort to town can offer to grow petrified forest, Twy- add value to these na- their businesses and felfontein as well as tural resources prior to attract more investmultiple tourism esta- export, the Minister ment to the Region. blishments as the back- implied. ·This event this year bone of attracting tou- Despite the drought, saw the attendance of rists to Kunene.

Minister !Naruseb re- key SOE MD's/CEO's He advised stakehol- mains positive as to the (Mr. Tino !Hanabeb, ders in tourism in Ku- economic contribution Acting CEO of RCC, nene to use environ- the agriculture sector Mr. Conrad Mutonga mental sustainability, can play in Kunene. He Lutombi – CEO of i n f r a s t r u c t u r e u p - u r g e d f o r m o r e Roads Authority, Mr. grades and develop- dialogue and focus on Bisey /Uirab – Patron ment and customer ex- t h e p r o d u c t i o n - , of the Khorixas Local cellence as the way productivity- and sus- Economic Developforward to expand the tainability segments of ment Conference and footprint and compe- agriculture.

CEO of Namport, Mr. titiveness of tourism in Minister !Naruseb Martin Inkumbi – CEO

The town of Khorixas is a central supply point for communities living in the rural areas. Secondly its importance as supply hub on the western corridor is growing and thirdly it is the gateway to several leading tourist attractions in the Kunene Region of Development Bank of Namibia) Coastal business Protea Mining Chemicals invested to date since last year N$200 000 into the Cornelius Gore-

seb High School to revamp the computer lab and bought some computers and internet connectivity at the school, as well as books and study mate-

rial for all learners from Grades 8-12.

The Khorixas Rest Camp to become a Hospitality training centre, as part of reviving vocational

training at the town as well as the reopening of Jan Piek Technical School envisaged with the first intake planned for 2017.

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NASA “spy planes” touch down at South Africa’s economic sneeze Walvis Bay Airport likely to give Namibia the same On science mission Two planes of the The United States of America's National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) touched down at the Walvis Bay International Airport last week to utilize the airport as a base until the end of September for very unique flight missions over the South East Atlantic.

Chris Engels And this while they mess up the O Zone layer with their rockets that they are sending into the Universe. More likely they are there to see what they can take from the country to benefit themselves in America, just like they are doing all over the world. DO NOT TRUST THE AMERICANS. Helene Roodt Vertrou hulle gladnie. Miskien iets meer te doen en dalk te "spy" op die Chinese se teenwoordigheid hier. Ons het mos ook baie Uraan waarin hulle mag belangstel. Hoop hulle kry so koud hier dat hulle skoon van verwarming gaan vergeet. Vra hulle ook sommer wat het die UN in te meng in ons regering se interne sake om bv homoseksuele huwelike te moet wettig. Dankie vir ons regering wat daar nog sterk staan. Oral waar Amerika inmeng, voeter hulle alles op.

VT Gosbert Namibians we need to open our eyes...to prevent what global warming? Never ever, ever trust those so called Americans. Next time they'll come over, claiming to be given a chance to rent the coast. Smart ones# Notmyhandwrinting Michael Gruber USA ! Watch it ! Sorry for being suspicious BUT this is a STUPID way to spend money to find out a tiny Global HEATING puzzle ... PLUS ... I wonder if the planes might ALSO be looking for geography/geology that contains ...

OIL! I mean, the US has done this before.

Thomas Hangula Hmmm have these Planes actually been checked if the spy equipment has been removed, or we are just allowing them and belive that they are here for checking smoke deep in the earth or what ever it is they said Charl-Thom H. Bayer It is actually the third mission to study the south Atlantic cloud since 1990. NUST conducting research jointly this time with Gobabeb Desert Reseach Station.

Morne Smit See what you did there Nasa. Well played. Maar ons almal moet probeer ophou worry oor wat die Americans wil of gaan doen. China en ons eie government met hul "Harambee" en "Neeef" KAN baie meer skade doen wat ons elkeen gaan affekteer, ryk of arm. Then, once again, we're gonna need outside help from someone later.. PS. Verskeie lande "spy" al jare lank op ons land en ander. Ons sien of hoor dit net nie. Hoekom nou begin panic?!

Amunime Shiwana They should be our friend but never trust them with those our infrastrscture such as airport pls never at all Peace Man We are finished. We believe anything from America, founding father could not have allowed such nonsense. Just saying.

Kafu Haukongo I never trust America things " they had spyed Lybia , Iraquean , Iserael fighting and again Central Africa countries.

Loré Andrea Simpson Fighting global warming, what rubbish!!! They are spying They never have good intentions Engela Borruso Global warming, what a joke.

Now that Namibia opened the "door" we'll see more evil looming over our beautifull country.

Abraham Imibongo Mathews They must just restore our weather they block rain and prevent vegetation in our country since 1990.

flu The South African economy is bordering on a recession which will in all likelihood impact Namibia negatively as well. This was said yesterday by Minister of Finance, Calle Schlettwein in Swakopmund during his keynote address while opening the annual conference of the Organisation Of Eastern & Southern African Insurers (OESAI Nel Adelle Thanks to zuma how stolen our country money to up grade his houses in kzn and boring money to countries like Mozambique and running all to the ground there for leaving our neighbours like Namibia and other countries to fight to survive yes south Africa made a bad choice when we made zuma the president of our country we all thord that he could run our country and help our neighbours after all if the borders where not to be ther the hol Africa continent would have been run by him leaving our food, housing, education, health and much more are affected by this financial crisis and that the hol parliament is currently correct .

Nel Adelle Allan sorry but all that would happen is that Namibia and south Africa will be come as one country if the Namibia president can see a out come to save Namibia and that the N$ will change to become the R unfortunately south Africa is stronger than all our neighbours countries Allan Roodt I respectfully disagree, after the Zimbabwean dollar became worthless the country unofficially adopted the US dollar for trade within Zimbabwe which in turn has boosted their economy to a great extent since a 3rd world country has adpoted the currency of a 1st world country. Even if Namibia links to the Botswana Pula it would be a better option as the Pula is also stronger than the ZAR. I would love to see the day our government realizes that a 3rd world country should not adopt the currency of another 3rd world country.

Also the reason why we would love to be delinked from the ZAR is because we are a peaceful and somewhat prosperous country but unfortunately the corruption, scandals and poor performance of the South African economy is dragging Namibia down with it each time the ZAR gets devalued which the ZAR has dropped over 41% within the last year alone and South Africa has also lost its status as Africa's biggest economy to Nigeria. Namibia is not strong enough to have a currency on its own yes, but each time we try to move forward we have to hear that Mr. Zuma has used taxpayers money to upgrade his house or Eskom has lost billions due to mismanagement or SAA is getting another billion dollar bailout etc. and the sinking ship that is South Africa is taking Namibia down with it.

Chinese businessman wants to Capture Namibian Dolphins Killer whales and penguins for Asian aquarium trade Marine environmentalists are up in arms after it emerged that a Chinese business-man has high hopes to capture live marine mammals off the Namibian coast, destined for the Asian aquarium trade. According to confidential sources the animals in question include penguins, bottlenose dolphins, seals and even killer whales.

Romeniquè King I hate to say it but the Namibian Government already does'nt look after Namibias that work for the chinese, so why would they care about the wild life if the price is right?!

Jennifer Harrison I agree with u. Why stay anonymous lolll Sonja Van Schalkwyk This is crazy!!! Has anyone even seen what they do toghese poor animals?? Killer whales become depressed in captivity. They havr depleted their own resources and now they want to use ours aswell?? Please all government officials do not allow this!!! Please!!

Rian Jones Please Namibia, don't become a victim of Chinese exploitation..!!

Victor Bosman Maak soos ons ouens hier in S.A steek hulle f@kin boot aan die brand!

Bjorn Anderson Over my dead body. If you think whale wars is bad... Wait till I personally get a group together. We won't just bother your operations... we will sink your ships.

Kathy Shamrock Watson Let us know how we can help Bjorn.

Juls Visscher Can u please go find the Japanese whale killing boats? Before they have killed every last one of them?!

Michael Breitenstein Bjorn you might just have somthing there, you just said somthing very powerful, if the governmant can't make the right choice then the people will make it for them Bjorn Anderson At the end of the day, if we don't stand up for what we believe in then we are not decent human beings. I am willing to offer my voice to those that don't have any and will do anything to protect those that need it.

I am not someone that takes animal cruelty lying down. If you want to bully or fight someone, fight someone who is willing to and is able to fight back.

Michael Breitenstein I totally agree with you maybe you should start an anti whale catching fleet, here in Australia we have Sea Shepherd, actually they are world wide now maybe we could contact them and let them know about, you never know they might send a ship.

Bjorn Anderson Unfortunately I am leaving for Australia in 2 months for work but that still gives me enough time to personally Chase this and see what is happening. I will try contact the sea Shepard and see if we can get a plan of action together.

Michael Breitenstein I just asked Kath Shamrock Watson if she is related to Captain Paul Watson.

Michael Breitenstein I'm a great believer inn the pen being mightier that the sword, in this case they keyboard, but words are powerful until the right people hear about it and then the sword is unsheathed.

Bjorn Anderson I am not shy to stand up and fight them. The people must realise that we too have a voice and together we are mightier than a corrupt government.

Michael Breitenstein TIA-quoted from movie Blood Diamond, "This Is Africa " the words " good luck " comes to mind :).

Eu Gene On 1 condition, he must only wear his swimsuit, no cage no nothing, nd he must swim, go catch a killer wale, ride on its back to the coast so we can see and thn he can get it.

Setty Setson Namibia government listen to Chinese first then it's own people.

Juls Visscher Well that's the dumbest way to live ever!

Sonia van der Merwe Hoe kan die government ooit so iets oorweeg? Vandat die sleg goed in ons land in begin kom het is daar al hoe meer sule gevalle. As hulle nie honde steel en wil eet of verkoop nie dan wil hulle ons see diere iets aan doen. En dis vir slag en eet nie vir "aquarium gebruik" nie!!!! Dit wys jou nou.... die werk wat vir hulle gegee is om te doen... wat wil hulle in exchange he........ Sit die goed uit ons land uit. Daar is genoeg namibians wat wil werk.

Fuel prices drop by midnight Fuel prices in Namibia is set for a major drop at one minute past midnight tomorrow (Wednesday 7 September), providing some relief to the Namibian consumer.

Rozanda Nicolau For those that don't drive they don't care if it's go up or down.

Absalom John Lol. Eschel Richard Smith Dt drop mt 30c en styg mt 90c.

Danny Beukes Wragtag.

Ellen Hoebeb Rozanda fuel price fluctuations affects everyone even if you don't own a car, the cost is reflected in the price of food or the taxi price, basis economics.

Frank Vermeulen So what new taxes are we getting then?

Carina Human Halleluja keep it down.

Jarome Cefaad Smith Danki tog.

Mathew Fillemon Thumb up to th taxi driver.

Cheilla Kuzatjike Glad to hear that.

Joste Penohange At least... tht mks a dffrncr too.

Jesaya Horiday Shikoyeni Great news to hear that.

Kandi Iiyambo Good things.

Geises Erna Shiindi Taxis 8dlrs gud......

DTA joins the fry in growing unemployment discontent Official opposition party DTA of Namibia attempts to spearhead a nationwide unemployment strike soon, as an ultimatum and demand for the reinstatement of over 1000 fishermen who were fired after their participation in an illegal strike 11 months ago at Walvis Bay Manfoss Ronny If this continue, than HPP is a failure... meaning that the President failed the nation!!!

Meckox Ndokosho I support ur idea cmrd.

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DTA gives back to Utuseb Piquet Jacobs

Members of the Democratic Turnhalle Alliance (DTA), along with their party president, McHenry Venaani, visited the Topnaar community on Thursday 1 September. During their visit they handed over food and necessities to about 15 households.

Venaani was accompanied by newly elected DTA Secretary General, Manuel Ngaringombe, and Walvis Bay DTA Political Head, Valencia Izaaks, on his visit to Utuseb, Swartbank and Stukgras where they handed over food packages to those in need. “We find poverty a very serious issue, and we need the government to tend to those in most need. The Kuiseb river is an important source of water at the coast and this river can be a big part of poverty alleviation by using it for fresh produce – fruits and vegetables that can be used for our local food banks,” commented Ngaringombe.

Media Statement

Namibia Airports Company (NAC) Sponsors Course Enhancing Aviation Security Namibia Airports Company recently sponsored a train-the-trainer course for five Nampol members of the Aviation security division who attended a course on all astrophysics security equipment in the USA from 6 – 16 August.

Head of the Aviation Security Division of Nampol, E. Haiduwa expressed his gratitude towards NAC for the support and proudly advised that all 5 Nampol members passed the course with flying colours. He added: “The objective of the training was to train Nampol members as trainers with the view to become instructors on all astrophysics equipment – x-ray security technology - at all eight NAC owned and managed airports.”

CEO of NAC, Tamer El-Kallawi advised that the safety and security of Namibia's airports was the number one priority strategic area of focus of the airports company. “This is enshrined in our mission which states that we develop, manage and operate safe and secure airports on sound business principles with due consideration to the interest of our stakeholders, while our number one core value is also safety and security.” El-Kallawi congratulated the 5 Nampol members, NL Andrea, ML Nautender, G Limon, MK Tom and IK Walenga for passing the course and said: “We look forward to learning from the Nampol members as they impart their knowledge at Hosea Kutako International Airport, Ondangwa and Eros. We will look, listen and learn to ensure that all our customers – from passengers to ground personnel - are protected at all times.”

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Walvisfees, die fees der feeste voor die deur terwyl daar 'n heerlike steakete & allerlei lekkertes aangebied word.

Saterdag gaan die einste Jakkie Louw en plaaslike Chef Rousseau Hill van Grapevine chefs saam met Seawork 'n paar mense se kook vernuf toets ten aanskoue van die toeskouers.

Dog's and Don'ts gaan weer diere maniere kom wys.

Die karate pakke gaan raas en swartbelde hul staal kom wys in die sportkompleks op die feesterrein.

Die groot groot Lucky star Marathon en fietsry gaan Saterdag op die terrein eindig!!! Tekkies en fietswiele gaan sing.

Die sterkman waar elke vrou en man hul kragte kan kom meet en uitstal, 'n ongelooflike ervaring, dit is amper moeilik om oor alles te berig - mens wil wil net vashaak by hierdie kompetisie.

Kanaal 7 gaan op die fees terrein wees en heeldag oorskakel.

Musiek die hele dag deur!

Kinder park met spring kastele en vele meer. 'n Kinder tent met die heerlikste bederfies, vermaak en doen dinge. Hierdie jaar gaan hul ook 'n kuns kompetisie hê. 'n Baba foto kompetisie en nog vele meer!

Namib Times gaan ook daar wees om alles vas te lê en met ons lesers te deel. Kyk uit vir elke koerant meer en meer inligting sal elke keer deurgegee word.

WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Place of Instruction (Pre-Primary) ON ERF: 2540 W TOWNSHIP: Walvis Bay STREET: Robert Forbes Street No.17.

Jakkie Louw Walvisfees, die fees der feeste se 5de fees is voor die deur en ons gaan vir julle alle nuus rondom die fees bring.

Walvisfees is 'n fees vir die gemeenskap, hier word fondse vir liefdadigheid ge-in, maar die doel van die fees is om 'n heerlike kuier geleentheid vir die hele gemeenskap te bied.

By hierdie fees is daar te ete en te drinke - van 'n lolipop tot die heerlikste sosaties / Burgers / ons eie see se vis & chips! Daar is vermaak van Woensdagaand wat afskop met Herco Marketing, MPact en Adam Tas en die groot wynproe en wynveiling in Walvisbaai Stadsaal.

Vrydagaand vermaak Jakkie Louw die feeesterrein

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

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

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the undersigned, in writing, not later than 30 September 2016.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Marianne Huish, 1st Street North No.31, Walvis Bay

WALVIS BAY * Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Book Exchange at the Mission to Seafarers. All Welcome. * Every Tuesday: Blood clinic (NAMBTS) at Welwitschia Hospital next to indoor pool. * Every Saturday: Braaivleis at MOTH Centre. * Every Sunday: Potjiekos available at MOTH Centre. * 14 Sept: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole 19h00. * 15 Sept: NPS Matric Tea. * 23 Sept: Johanna Benson Foundation Fundraising Gala Dinner at Walvis Bay Municipal Town Hall at 18:30 for 19:00. Guest Speaker the former Welwitschia’s Captain Mr Jacques Burger. * 24 Sept: Oktoberfest at Atlantis Sport Club. Contact Andreas 081 124 6017. * 26 Sep - 8 Oct: Walvis Bay Arts & Crafts Association's annual exhibition at Lagune Cafe, Walvis Bay Angling / Hengel Club. Open daily incl. Sat & Sun. * 30 Sept & 1 Oct: WalvisFees by Jan Wilken Stadium. * 30 Sept & 1 Oct: Round Table - Around the world with Showtime.

Tickets available at Top Liquors. * 1 Oct: NPS Festival Day. * 1 Oct: Into the Wood presented by Busy Bodies Montessori at Namib Primary School Hall at 15:00. ***************

SWAKOPMUND * Bridge: The Swakopmund Bridge club meets every Monday evening at 19:00 at Lions Old Age Home. Contact: Ed Barbour 064-405 604. * Swakopmund Toastmasters: Meet every first and third Monday of the month at the Europa Hof Hotel, Bismark Str 39, Swakopmund, Namibia from 19:00 - 20:30. * Every Saturday: Flea Market & fresh produce outside Wild Rocket Cafe Kriess Arcade from 08:30 - 12:00. * 9 Sept: 2016 Lentedans - Klipwerf Orkes by SFC Sportsgronde om 19:00. * 25 Sept: Sunday Market (every last Sunday of the month) at the Green Centre, 5 Libertine Amathila Ave from 9am–1pm. Contact Bea 081 69 29 072. * 22 Oct: Luncheon for all the disabled in the Erongo Region, to be held at Haus Der Jugend from 09:00, organised by The Organisation for Caring for People with Disabilities. For more information please contact Almut 081 299 1902 or Carol-Ann 081 209 8169.

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Rössing also supports shack fire victims This week the Rössing Uranium Mine donated curtains, blankets, pillows and more, which were officially handed over to Governor Cleophas Mutjavikua.

“We are in the middle of shack fire season which lasts from May till October. Another two shacks were lost last week.

Fortunately no lives were lost this year during these fires,” Mutjavikua said. The goods were donated from the support offices of the Mine.

NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION In the Magistrate’s Court for the District of Swakopmund held at Swakopmund.

Case No: 1016/13 In the matter between: The Buildhard Services (Pty) Ltd t/a E Hard-Build Centre Plaintiff and Walter Huseb t/a Huseb Brickworks Defendant In execution of a Judgement against the above defendant granted by the above Honourable Court on 28/01/14, the following goods listed hereunder will be sold in Execution on 8 October 2016 at 10:00 at the following a d d re s s : C o a s t a l Auctions, No 19 Hidipo Hamutenya Street, Swakopmund, namely: 1 x Brick Form Machine 1 x Industrial Mixer 1 x Interlock Compactor 1 x Rexel Laminator Conditions of Sale: Voetstoots - Cash to the highest bidder.

Dated at Swakopmund on 6 September 2016.

Attorneys for Judgment Creditor KINGHORN ASSOCIATES 2 - 6 Haus Altona Tobias Hainyeko Street Tel: 064 - 405051 Fax: 064 - 402159 Swakopmund Ref: HV/sb/THE72/ 0016-COLL

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Venaani stresses for teachers to be valued

Piquet Jacobs

On Tuesday, 6 September, the DTA President and Leader of the Official Opposition, McHenry Venaani, addressed the ongoing dispute over teacher's salaries and a possible teacher's strike. In his speech pointing out that teachers determine the quality of the next generation of the Namibian Youth.

This comes as a follow up after Namibian Prime Minister, Saara KuugongelwaAmadhila, stated in her speech on 22 August, “Government would like to appeal to NANTU and the teaching fraternity to accept the remuneration increase that is offered by Government in order that our country is also able to address the needs of other Namibians, some of whom are facing more dire socio economic situations so that we can all move forward together in the spirit of Harambee, with no one being left behind.”

Venaani started his discussion by stating that sight has been lost of what is truly of importance regarding the salary increase demand for teachers, which is to restore the dignity and value of teachers. “The building blocks of any society are its teachers, nurses and police men. The value you attach to these members of our society determines the quality of life and developmental potential of your nation. The phrase “building blocks of any society” is often overused, but when it comes to teachers, it is a basic truth that without teachers none of us would be here today. Without teachers you don't have journalists, camera men, doctors, lawyers, engineers, bankers, plumbers and yes, even politicians. We are all products of teachers. More importantly, teachers deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. Teachers deserve to be heard. Teachers should not have to resort to a strike to be heard,” Venaani said.

Adding to his point, Venaani mentioned that the issue is not about comparing increases for political office bearers to those of teachers or a dispute about money, but rather the value and respect that should be showed to teachers for their public service.

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More than 36 000 bricks for shack fire victims Erwin Leuschner The private company NamClay Bricks and Pavers this week donated 36 288 bricks meant to build new houses for the recent victims of shack fires in Swakopmund.

The company NamClay Bricks and Pavers situated in Uis donated 36 288 bricks to recent victims of shack fires in Mondesa

The bricks, which are produced in Uis in the Dâures Constituency, were received by Erongo Governor Cleophas Mutjavikua.

During the official hand-over occasion this week in Swakopmund Mutjavikua thanked the company for taking the bold step to make such a generous donation. At the same time he said that the donation “puts us under pressure.”

“The people that lost their shacks don't have the land required for brick structures. Now we (in Government) have to provide the land which puts us under pressure,” he said.

The hand-over was done by Albert Weitz (Jnr.), factory manager at NamClay Bricks and Pavers. “Although we are situated in Uis, we are still a part of the Erongo Region. That is why we decided to help out and give back to the community of Mondesa,” he said. According to him the bricks are durable, fire insulated and do not require plaster or paint, making construction more affordable. The total amount of 36 288 bricks can be used to build up to 14 houses if each has a size of 45 square metres.

During his speech Mutjavikua called on all mayors, constituency councillors and councillors in his region to deliver to the people. “The next five years will be difficult and we will not be able to bank on the past, but on what we are going to deliver. Our success will not be measured by our good words at political rallies, but by what we delivered to the Namibian people,” he said. In this regard he called on the leaders to be “with our people, listen to them and get them out of the situation they find themselves in.”

“Before we see another outcry, let's put measurements in place. Let's not react, but be proactive to deliver goods and services,” he said.

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MUNICIPALITY OF HENTIES BAY

NOTICE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC SALE OF UNSERVICED PORTION OF THE FARM HENTIES BAY TOWN AND TOWNLANDS NO 133 Notice is herewith given in terms of section 30(1)(t) of the Local Authorities Act, 1992 (Act 23 of 1992), as amended, read in conjunction with section 63 of the said Act 23 of 1992 that the Council of the Municipality of Henties Bay intends to alienate an unserviced portion in extend 25 ha of the Farm Henties Bay Town and Townlands No 133 to Messrs Kalapuse Luxurious Park cc for the establishment of a recreation Park.

Any person(s) having an objection(s) to the intended alienation of such unserviced portion of land may lodge such objection(s) fully motivated thereof to the undersigned, within fourteen (14) days after the second placement of the advert.

The Chief Executive Officer P. O. Box 61 HENTIES BAY

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste vom Hocker Slowtown: die Sieger! Locker Freundschaft Hier erfolgen nun die richtigen Antworten der drei Fragen und die Gewinner des Slowtown-Quiz’.

1. Der ausschließlich namibische Betrieb Slowtown Coffee Roasters startete im Jahre 2011 .

2. Es werden dort sechs verschiedene K a ff e e s o r t e n v e rkauft.

3. Nach Erdöl ist Kaffee tatsächlich die Ware, mit der am meisten Handel getrieben wird.

Die Sieger sind: 1. Heidi Tölken, die jeweils 250 Gramm von zwei verschiedenen Kaffeesorten Ihrer Wahl im Werte von N$ 160,- von Slowtown

Coffee Roasters gewonnen hat; 2. Herbert Blasberg, der Kaffee und Brötchen oder Kuchen für zwei Personen im Werte von N$ 100, von Slowtown Coffee Roasters gewonnen hat; 3. Gudrun Berens, die einen Gutschein für fünf Tassen Kaffee ihrer Wahl im Werte von N$ 100,-.von Slowtown Coffee Roasters gewonnen hat.

Bitte holen Sie sich Ihre Preise direkt bei Slowtown ab.

Herzlichen Glückwunsch!

Die Serviererin Thea Gaingos hatte in der Freitagsausgabe vor zwei Wochen einen falschen Nachnamen erhalten, der hier nun korrigiert ist.

Foto: Susann Kinghorn

Liebe Küstenleser!

Zusammen mit Heinz Rühmann sang Hans Albers: "Ein Freund, ein guter Freund, das ist das Schönste, was es gibt auf der Welt."

Tatsächlich sind Freunde wichtig, weil sie eine gewisse Geborgenheit vermitteln und einen glücklich machen - wie alle guten Beziehungen zu anderen Menschen.

Freundschaften sind fast noch wichtiger geworden als so genannte ,,feste Liebesbeziehungen” zwischen Männlein und Weiblein. Das hat mindestens zwei Gründe.

In der modernen Ge-

nicht gar die größte Liebesbeziehung im Leben geworden.

Freunde - danach sehnt sich jeder. Im Laufe unseres Lebens ändert sich allerdings die Form der Freundschaft bzw. die Idee von Freundschaft passt sich unseren jeweiligen Bedürfnissen in einer bestimmten Lebensphase an. Ein schüchternes Kind sucht sich vielleicht den starken Max als Freund aus, Jugendliche brauchen das intensive Gespräch mit Freunden, und wir Erwachsene? Wonach sehnen wir uns? Nach chommies, mit denen man die Zahnbürste zu

sellschaft der westlichen Welt existiert der Zusammenhalt der Großfamilie kaum mehr. Das heißt, verschiedene Generationen wohnen immer seltener unter einem Dach.

Ferner befreien sich junge Leute zunehmend von der oftmals beengenden Zweisamkeit und entscheiden sich für ein Leben allein. Der häufigste Haushaltstyp in einigen Ländern Europas ist bereits die Singlewohnung.

Durch das Wegfallen einer Wohngemeinschaft bestehend aus Papa, Mama, Tante, Oma, Cousin usw. und das zunehmende Alleineleben sind Freunde die neue Familie, wenn

teilen bereit ist, an deren Schulter man sich ordentlich ausheulen kann und die spontan für einen da sind, wenn man sie gerade dringend braucht, die zuhören können und tolerant sind?

Was auch immer wir uns unter einer Freundschaft vorstellen, ist es nicht letztendlich so, dass sie, wie alle menschlichen Beziehungen, Zweckbündnisse sind? Oder gibt es tatsächlich eine Ehe/ Freundschaft/Geschäftspartnerschaft, die auch ohne gegenseitigen Vorteil existieren kann? Das heißt, ich frage mich, ob ein Mensch - Sie, ich - für einen anderen Menschen da sein kann,

ohne davon in irgendeiner Weise zu profitieren. Können wir für ein armes Straßenkind da draußen, mit dem uns eigentlich nichts verbindet, genauso liebevoll sorgen und es pflegen, wie unser eigenes Kind?

Wenn wir ehrlich mit uns selbst sind, werden wir zugeben müssen, dass alle menschlichen Interaktionen von gegenseitigem Interesse geprägt sind. Ich bin

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Ich lobe den Tanz, denn er befreit den Menschen von der Schwere der Dinge, bindet den Vereinzelten zu Gemeinschaft.

Ich lobe den Tanz, der alles fordert und fördert, Gesundheit und klaren Geist und eine beschwingte Seele.

Tanz ist Verwandlung des Raumes, der Zeit, des Menschen, der dauernd in Gefahr ist zu zerfallen, ganz Hirn Wille oder Gefühl zu werden.

Der Tanz dagegen fordert den ganzen Menschen, der in seiner Mitte verankert ist, der nicht besessen ist von der Begehrlichkeit nach Menschen und Dingen und von der Dämonie der Verlassenheit im eigenen Ich. Der Tanz fordert den befreiten, den schwingenden Menschen im Gleichgewicht aller Kräfte.

Ich lobe den Tanz.

O Mensch lerne tanzen, sonst wissen die Engel im Himmel mit dir nichts anzufangen.

Augustinus Aurelius (354 - 430 n.Chr.), Bischof von Hippo, Philosoph.

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freundlich zu meinem Chef bei der Arbeit, weil es mir Vorteile bringen kann, oder?

Zum Vagabunden auf der Straße brauche ich nicht unbedingt nett zu sein, weil ich nichts mit ihm am Hut habe. Ist es nicht so?

Wie auch immer es um Beziehungen zwischen Zweibeinern bestellt sein mag, die wichtigste menschliche Beziehung ist meiner Meinung nach diejenige, die man zu sich selbst hat. Ist man mit sich selbst in Einklang, kann man seine Energie auch nach draußen verschenken.

Ihre Susann Kinghorn

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste 10 Jahre Omaruru Artist Trail: die musikalische Seite!

Swakopmund (sk) Das erste Kunst- und Kulturfest Omarurus fand vor etwa 10 Jahren statt und fiel mit dem 100. Jubiläum des Wronskyhauses zusammen, einem Wahrzeichen der Künstlerstadt am Omarururivier.

afrikanischen Pianisten Johan Kelber wird das Küstenorchester einige glanzvolle Stücke zum Besten geben: u.a. Auszüge aus Beethovens 5. und 9. Symphonie sowie Bachs ,,Air on G”, arrangiert von dem südafrikanischen Musikprodu-

Christa Lambrechts, Mitglied des Trio Feminale und Leiterin des Swakopmunder Ensembles Strings Attached, war die Initiatorin des für das Omarurufest neu gegründeten Sinfonieorchesters Namibian Coastal Symphonics.

Foto: Denize Nasilowski Damals spielte das Swakopmunder Trio Feminale auf, und auch diesmal wird das Drei-Frauen-Ensemble der Atlantikküste in einer etwas anderen Form dabei sein.

Aus dem Trio Feminale, dem Streich-Ensemble Strings Attached unter der Leitung von Christa Lambrechts und der Swakopmunder BigBand, dirigiert von Christiane Ast, ist speziell zum 10. Jubiläum des Artist Trail das Sinfonieorchester Namibian Coastal Symphonics ins Leben gerufen worden.

Gemeinsam mit dem bekannten afrikaansen Musiker Mel Botes, der in Zeerust and Rustenburg aufgewachsen ist, sowie mit dem süd-

bemüht sich das dafür zuständige ArtistTrail-Komitee, ein Fest der Extra-Klasse zu gestalten”, informiert Ursual Dahlet, aktives Mitglied des besagten Komitees. ,,Weder Mühen noch Kosten wurden gescheut,

Das eigens für das 10. Jubiläum des Omaruru Artist Trail gegründete Küsten-Orchester Namibian Coastal Symphonics, bestehend aus der Streichergruppe Strings Attached, der Swakopmunder BigBand und dem Trio Feminale.

Foto: Fritz Lambrechts zenten Johan Kelber, nuss des feurig-unge- runden Geburtstag in der in drei Jahrzehnten stümen ,,Viva la Vida” der namibischen Künsmehr als 700 Audio- der britischen Rock- tlerstadt auftreten werkassetten, LPs, CDs, band Coldplay kom- den, sind Tiro MoDVDs und Live Shows men, dargebracht von shosho, Lize Ehlers zusammengestellt hat. den Namibian Coastal und Alinda La Mur. Außerdem darf das Symphonics mit Mel Wer möchte, darf auPublikum sich auf eine Botes und Johan Kel- ßerdem dem bunten Potpourri an Liedern ber.

Len en Joharetha Nel, der südafrikanischen das Gesangsduo aus Sängerin und KabaWalvis Bay, wird auch rettistin Sarah Theron präsent sein, ebenso lauschen. der südafrikanische Das 10. Künstlerfest, Musiker George Lon- das von Freitag, den gane, der seit 20 Jahren 23. bis einschließlich in der Musikbranche Samstag, den 24. Septätig ist und seit drei tember stattfindet, soll Jahren in Windhoek alle bisherigen Veranstaltungen übertrumplebt.

Weitere namibische fen.

Musiker, die zum ,,Seit vielen Monaten

Der südafrikanische Rockgitarrist und Komponist Mel Botes wurde 1966 in Klerksdorp geboren und hat dem guten, alten Omarururivier eine Komposition namens Ode to Water gewidmet, die beim Artist Trail aufgeführt wird.

Foto: Privat! eigens zu Ehren des Omarururiviers und 10. Jubiläums des Omaruru-Artist-Trails von Mel Botes komponierte ,,Hymne an das Wasser” freuen. Zu hören sein werden außerdem ein Tango des argentinischen Königs des Tango, Astor Piazolla, ein Violinstreichkonzert von Vivaldi mit dem Solisten und Swakopmunder Schüler Oliver Kittel an der Geige, und eine Afrikanische Die Musikerin Johareta Nel wurde in der Symphonie des amersüdafrikanischen Stadt Brits geboren. Im ikanischen Musikers Jahre 2013 zog sie nach Namibia, wo sie Van Allen Clinton Mcihren Mann Len kennenlernte: zwei Sänger, Coy, der von 1940 bis die sich privat und beruflich ergänzen. Ihr 1979 lebte. Schließbuntes Repertoire besteht aus Balladen und lich werden die Besucher dieses großarmoderner Country- und Pop-Musik .

Foto: Privat! tigen Events in den Ge-

Tiro Moshosho, der ursprünglich aus Otjiwarongo kommt, inzwischen allerdings in Pretoria lebt, wird beim Omaruru Artist Trail sein musikalisches Können unter Beweis stellen.

in Stoff- und Kreidemalereien, Klöppeln, Bleiverglasung wie auch die Kunst Bonsai-Bäumchen zu kreieren, ob Farmermarkt, Traktorfahrt oder Kochschau - es wird für jeden etwas dabei sein.

Christiane Ast, Mitglied des Trio Feminale und Leiterin der BigBand Swakopmund,, wird die Namibian Coastal Symphonics in Omaruru dirigieren. Foto: Susann Kinghorn Künstler aus Namibia und Südafrika zu engagieren, Aussteller aus allen künstlerischen

Mehr Informationen über den diesjährigen Artist Trail gibt es unter der E-Mail-Adre-

Sarah Theron, auch bekannt als ,,feisty diva” (temperamentvolle Diva), ist seit 24 Jahren als Sängerin aktiv.

Bereichen an der Teil- sse: trail@omaruruart. nahme zu ermutigen com, der Facebookund breitgefächerte seite: www.facebook.

Workshops anzubie- com/omaruruartisttrail oder direkt von Anita ten”, fährt sie fort.

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Monthly Monitor: August 2016 Political events have dominated news headlines over the past month. Effects, both from local and offshore events, on the South African Rand (ZAR) have been very clear. When considering the exchange rate between the ZAR and United States Dollar (USD), the month has been a tale of two sides.

performances will be held back. We continue to focus on the longer-term and do not change positions according to shortterm market volatility.

Market Review: In the first half of August the global search for yield continued.

Emerging markets and their currencies in general were rallying as interest rates in the developed world were kept lower for longer.

On the 7th of August the Bank of England announced added monetary stimulus through lending rate cuts. Capital inflows into emerging markets, including South Africa, boosted local currencies and bonds. Overall positive sentiment toward emerging economies supported their share markets as well.

Unfortunately, this positive trend did not make it to the end of the month for South Africa. A major external influence has been positive economic data reports out of the US. Strengthening payrolls data and strong job creation, amongst others, have increased the expectations and probabilities of a US interest rate hike for this year, whether it be in September or December.

Positive economic news has given the USD some strength.

However, there are also local issues pressuring the ZAR lower.

Political instability is becoming more and more of a problem.

News of the police looking into Finance Minister Gordhan's alleged involvement in a spy unit when he was working with Revenue Services was first to scare investors off as they fear another replacement. And to end the month off on an even lower point, a large SA fixed income asset manager halted lending to several state owned enterprises based on concerns over politics and governance.

With a foreign credit rating review coming up in December, South African rulers are playing with fire. Stability needs to be evident in the running of the country and state owned facilities in order to gain the favour of foreign investors as well as these rating agencies. See Table 1 below for asset class returns over various periods:

Conclusion: The best way to deal with the kind of market volatility that we have experienced over the past month is to have a welldiversified portfolio. It is difficult to time and forecast short term market events but it is possible to identify long-term trends. The patient investor who waits for the long-

Recent ZAR weakness and USD strength has improved the foreign share performance in local currency terms since the end of July (YTD returns have grown to -3.3% for 12 months ending 31 August from -6.8% for 12 months ending 31 July).

Portfolio Performance: Although markets can be volatile over shorter periods, like a month, they become more predictable given enough time. Table 2 shows the 1-year and 3-year (per annum) returns ending August 2016 of our five managed portfolios. The returns are calculated based on gross internal rates of return (IRR's) from actual client

Recent ZAR weakness has been beneficial to our riskier portfolios as our foreign exposure is significant. However, as the ZAR and bonds weaken together, our safer portfolios'

term objectives of their investment to pan out should see the results they hope for.

Hendrie Scheun, BSc (UNAM), DEP & MSc (Financial Economics) (London), ACFP (Investments) (UFS), and CFSÂŽ, is a qualified economist with wide international and local experience. He is a financial adviser at the Namibian coast focusing on savings and invest-ments and can be reached on 081 127 2244.

Investment Analyst, Michele Arnold, BCom (Honours in Risk Management) (North-West University) contributed to this article.

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VACANCY Job Title: SAFETY OFFICER Branch: Walvis Bay Department: Operations Reports to: Manager Job Summary: (Overall Responsibility ) " Responsible to ensure adherence to the safety program, to prevent accidents and minimize losses and to ensure that all company activities are conducted in accordance with the safety legislation.

Minimum Job requirements (Qualifications, Knowledge & Skills) " National Diploma in Safety Management or at least 3 years' experience as a Safety Officer in a mining/ engineering discipline " Grade 12 Senior Secondary Certificate " Proficient in the use of all Microsoft products " Read, write, understand, and communicate clearly in English. " Strong communication, problem solving and decision-making skills. " Strong analytical ability " Good report writing and interpersonal skills " Knowledge of Namibian legislation/ SHEQ standards Job Experience (Minimum experience required to perform job satisfactorily; may include preferred or desired experience) " At least 3 years' experience as a Safety Officer in a mining/ engineering discipline " Experienced in the completion of Safety inspections, incident investigations, risk assessments and hazard evaluations.

Closing date: 12/09/2016 Interested should only email their CV to walvisbay@colemantransport.com, no hand delivered or fax will be accepted.

VACANCY OPERATIONS MANAGER Main Purpose of Role: * Overall Management of Stevedoring activities Reports Directly to: * General Manager Key Performance Areas: * Accountable for full stevedoring operational aspects * Set up of annual budgets and complete required monthly reporting * Accountable for all SHEQ aspects related to position. * Responsible for all staff related issues in conjunction with GM. * Responsible for maintaining a good relationship with clients and service providers.

Job Specific Requirements: Qualifications: * Grade 12 * Code 8 Drivers Licence * Qualification in Operations Management will be an advantage * Good knowledge of Stevedoring infrastructure and handling procedures is a must.

Experience: *Minimum 5 years experience in Stevedoring *Minimum 5years experience in a Management Role Closing Date: 12 September 2016 Email CV's to: JohnnyF@grindrod.com.na or submit by hand to our offices at Grindrod Port Office, Walvis Bay

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MOTORING

A familiar road for Volvo Cars with upcoming V90 Cross Country Volvo Cars' instrumental role in defining the adventurous Cross Country segment is widely acknowledged across the globe. With the imminent reveal of the new Volvo V90 Cross Country, the Swedish carmaker is set to cement its leading role with the most capable and comfortable premium all-roader on offer and complete its 90 Series line-up.

"Cross Country has become the true expression of a Volvo car in many peoples' eyes. It was a winning concept from the start, perfect for the tough climate and road conditions that we experience in Sweden," says HĂĽkan Samuelsson, President & CEO, Volvo Car Group. Developed in 1996, Volvo's first Cross Country estate combined functional flexibility and rugged capability. Today, 20 years later, the Cross Country segment is a familiar sight across the premium car market, providing a capable yet comfortable driving experience.

Extreme climate capability Designed to cope with the demanding requirements of an extreme Scandinavian climate, Cross Country models perform in all sorts of road conditions - from muddy tracks and knee-deep snow to long distance highway driving.

Proving a popular choice with horse and boat owners thanks to its high ground clearance, pulling power and responsive all-wheel drive, the Cross Country has cemented its position as a premium

mainstay and a true all-weather alternative to the SUV. "We were very careful from the very beginning to ensure that the Cross Country concept was not just an exercise in rugged styling.

We placed high demands on real-world capability, and as we developed the segment we added the comfort and convenience

elements that Volvo drivers have come to expect," says Dr Peter Mertens, Senior Vice President Research & Development at Volvo Car Group.

The eagerly-awaited V90 Cross Country will be revealed in mid-September, and is under consideration for South African introduction in 2017.

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MOTORING

Volkswagen expands Africa strategy Vehicle production in Kenya planned Volkswagen continues to drive forward with the regionalisation of the global automotive business. The brand is planning to start production of the Polo Vivo in Kenya at the end of 2016. An agreement to that effect was signed in Nairobi today by the Kenyan Government and Thomas Schaefer, Chairman and Managing Director of Volkswagen South Africa in the presence of H.E. Uhuru Kenyatta, President of Kenya. This is an important step by the Volkswagen brand towards engaging further in new emerging markets - with the right products and know-how from the region.

Volkswagen is expanding its commitment in Africa with local production of the Polo Vivo in the Kenyan city of Thika near Nairobi. The project which will be jointly realised with the importer DT Dobie, will be Volkswagen's third production facility in Africa - alongside the South African factory and a local production facility in Nigeria.

It is planned to build up to 5,000 units of the Polo Vivo per year at the plant operated by Kenya Vehicle Manufacturers (KVM) from 2017.

"We are taking the successful Polo Vivo from South Africa to Kenya to leverage the enormous growth potential of the African automobile market and participate in its positive development. This compact model is the bestselling car in the Sub-Saharan region - so it is the ideal entry model for the promising Kenyan market," Thomas Schaefer commented at the signing ceremony. "With this move, we are strengthening the brand's overall position in Africa and taking an important step towards expanding our commitment in the region," Schaefer continued.

President Kenyatta said: "The investment by the Volkswagen Group in Kenya is a key milestone in my administration's determined push to grow the manufacturing base and industrialised the nation."

In addition to production of the Polo Vivo from the end of 2016 it is also planned to establish a local training centre to qualify production workers and provide further training. The centre will initially focus on the needs of the Volkswagen production team. Later on it is planned to provide basic training for young people to learn general industrial skills, thereby increasing employment opportunities in the region in general.

Kenya is one of Africa's emerging markets. The country plays a prominent role among East African nations and with a GDP of some US$ 63 billion, it is one of the strongest economies in the East African Community (EAC).

Kenya is also an important transit country for trade throughout East Africa. The good economic relations between Kenya and Germany also benefit from ongoing strategic political support.

A long tradition links Volkswagen and Kenya: back in the 1960s, Volkswagen assembled the Beetle in Kenya.

The brand is now returning to the country, initially with the Polo Vivo. It is also planned to review local production of further Volkswagen models should the new vehicle market show positive development.

Thomas Schaefer, Chairman & Managing Director of Volkswagen South Africa and H E Uhuru Kenyatta, President of Kenya addressing media at the State House in Nairobi after the signing of an agreement to start the production of the Volkswagen Polo Vivo in Thika near Nairobi, Kenya

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NAAMSA President paints encouraging picture of future for local motor industry Mike Whitfield, the President of NAAMSA and Managing Director of the Nissan Group of Africa, painted an encouraging picture of the future of the South African motor industry when he was one of the keynote speakers at the CAR Conference last week. He spoke on the topic "The automotive industry in 2020 and beyond; moving with the times.'

This important biennial motor industry conference was co-located with the SA Festival of Motoring at Kyalami and was very well attended. Besides his comments on the SA industry, Whitfield was also able to give an insight into the industry in Africa following a recent visit to Nigeria as a member of a delegation from the African Association of Automotive Manufacturers (AAAM).

He stressed the importance of the local motor industry's contribution to SA's overall economy where it accounts for 7.5% of GDP and a massive 33.5% of the country's manufacturing output. SA now ranks 21st in the world in terms of annual vehicle production, but this figure of 650 000 units manufactured locally last year accounts for only 0,7% of total global output. The industry objective is to lift this to 1% by 2020. Whitfield said the business environment currently was both tough and complex, with macro-economic factors such as high interest rates, a weak rand and ongoing fluctuations in the fuel price. Other major influencers affecting the industry were rapid advances in technology, new players in the automotive industry, such as Uber, Google and Tesla, as well as changing consumer behavioural patterns. "Fortunately we enjoy ongoing support and stimulation from the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), highlighted by the Automotive Production and Development Programme (APDP), which runs to 2020, and its predecessor, the Motor Industry Development Programme (MIDP), both of which has contributed to the local motor industry's growing international competitiveness.

"These programmes have resulted in huge amounts of capital investment over the years, including R24-billion between 2011 and 2015, with R7.6-billion slated for investment this year,' said Whitfield. "The focus on efficiencies has also resulted in the number of vehicle platforms manufactured in South Africa being slashed from 42 in 1966 to only 12 in 2016."

Already the DTI has appointed a technical team to assist in the development of a post 2020 master plan aimed at ensuring the long-term sustainability of the industry in terms of policy and support mechanisms. Other objectives are to increase investment, production and exports while creating more job opportunities. In view of Nissan's extensive involvement in the development of electric vehicles it was understandable that Whitfield focused on this form of alternative power when discussing the rapidly changing landscape in terms of vehicle technology.

Although the take up of electric vehicles has been slow in SA Whitfield says he believes the expanding network of charging stations being established jointly by Nissan and BMW will increase sales of these vehicles in the future. Whitfield presented some interesting views on the growth of alternative mobility options with changing vehicle ownership patterns, shrinking dealerships, virtual sales, an emphasis on low cost fleet servicing and the ongoing development of mobility technology by the OEMs. Whitfield, in his position as Vice Chairman of AAAM made interesting observations in his presentation about the situation of the motor industry in the rest of Africa. He said there were challenges in terms of unclear automotive policies, high levels of ownership of vehicles by fleets, strong used car markets together with large numbers of so-called grey imports, while finance to purchase vehicles was a major stumbling block due to the high interest rates charged. However, there were also opportunities, including viable automotive assembly sectors, inter-regional trade, self-sustainability and an entry into the global automotive industry, Whitfield summed up by saying that for the SA motor industry to flourish until 2020 and beyond it was vital that all the players moved with the times in terms of innovation, new thinking, finding creative solutions and different ways of doing things.

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9 SEPTEMBER 2016 ESTATE NOTICE In the estate of the late Catherina Hendrina Cecilia Titley, born on 13 March 1940, of Oranjesig Old Age Home, 2 du Plessis Street, Upington, Republic of South Africa, who died on 16 April 2013 and who was unmarried.

Liquidation and Distribution Account in the above estate will be open for inspection of all persons interested therein for a period of twenty one (21) days from date of publication hereof at the office of the Master of the High Court Windhoek and the Magistrate’s Court Swakopmund.

In terms of Section 35(5) of Act 66 of 1965, notice is hereby given that the FIRST AND FINAL

Should no objection thereto be lodged with the Master concerned during the specified

Estate No: 589/2016

VACANCY - BRANCH SECRETARY - NAMIBIA Sturrock Grindrod Maritime Namibia is looking to secure the permanent services of a Branch Secretary to join the Walvis Bay Office.

Reporting to the Branch Manager, the successful applicant will be responsible for: Administration Duties: ! Managing and scheduling meetings and appointments ! Maintain an accurate filing system for confidential documents ! Taking & finalize detailed minutes ! Draft letters in a professional manner ! Managing travel arrangements; local and international ! Provide ad hoc administration support to various departments when required Secretarial ! Maintain a high level of professionalism & confidentiality ! Monitoring and controlling all HR issues relating to staff ! Maintain branch expenses according to budget forecast ! Draft / Issuing of CNCA/FERI Certificates ISO documentation control ! Maintenance and control of all ISO documents ! Obtaining updated ISO docs from all departments and keeping all necessary copies ! Liaising ISO group manager in order to ensure we are fully compliant ! Keep all the company master files up to date ! Complete HR forms and documentation We invite applications from candidates who meet the following minimum criteria: Qualification/Experience ! Matric ! 5 years' experience in similar position / Administration position ! Experience in ISO an advantage Required skills: ! Computer literacy – Technologically astute with sound knowledge of MS Office at expert level (Excel, Word, Power Point) ! Strong organisational and administration skills; works meticulously ! Ability to identify and execute on the needs and requirements of the BM ! Good communication and interpersonal skills ! Customer service oriented ! Ability to show initiative and be proactive ! Able to work under pressure whilst maintaining professionalism at all times ! Maintain confidentiality in extremely sensitive circumstances involving personnel and other company matters ! Must be responsive and meet deadlines ! Must have friendly, cooperative, can-do attitude towards all co-workers and all projects ! Ability to work independently, pro-actively ! Valid driver's licence Applicants to send their CV's on e-mail to DirkK@sturrockgrindrod.com. Please state the name of the position as a reference on your application.

Application date closes Wednesday, 14 September 2016

period, the executor will proceed to make payment in accordance with the account.

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DEATH NOTICE Koos van Ellinckhuijzen We will pass by your absence on day before yesterdays rose’s are withered the steps of tomorrow will pass by to see where your silence is burning Charles Zandberg

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EDUCATION WALVIS BAY MATH and ACCOUNTING EXTRA CLASSES BOOK FOR THE 3RD TERM We also offer PRIVATE TUTORING SMARTER CHILDREN.BETTER NAMIBIA happytohelp@lindleyed ucation.com 081 497 2195 www.lindleyeducation. com M.S.L. ACADEMY Narraville Homework and study time under supervision.

Monday - Thursday Centre is open from 15h00 - 17h00 Contact: 081 258 2095 BIZZY B’S A place where children learn.

In Walvis Bay Open for enrolments for 2017. Children aged 2 -6 is welcome. Qualified teachers with lots of experience.

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The Cancer Association “Weihnachtsmarkt” will be held at the Walvis Bay Town Hall on 25 & 26 November Only a limited amount of craft, art stalls are available. Applications Forms are available at Viggo Lund Closing date 30 September 2016.

NARRAVILLE SERVICE STATION will close its pumps for renovations for about 3 to 4 month but, the shop will remain open. Kiosk will also be open 24 hours.

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Place your order for virgin brazilian whole sale & retail. Very cheap. Training are done only once a month. We sell human hair & synthetic hair, e.g soedir, indian hair, danielle (etc). We sell clips.

Contact Betty 081 6059 205 / 064 221 940

HAIR/ BEAUTY THE VIRGIN HAIR BOUTIQUE CC VHB ARGAN OIL PRODUCTS sulphate free gluten free -Moisture based products -IDEAl FOR SALON USE AND HOME USE -Ideal for shop owners and entrepreneurs - buy 10 items or more and get 30-45% discount

RETAIL PRICES for ARGAN OIL PRODUCTS Shampoo 750ml - N$180 Shampoo 350ml - N$100 Conditioner 750ml N$180 Conditioner 350ml N$100 Oil serum 100ml - N$190 Oil serum 30ml - N$100 Oil hair treatment 500ml N$160 Argan oil treatment 200ml N$100 Posa Treatment 500ml N$120 Bouncy curl activator 280ml - N$110 VH silicone hair serum 60ml - N$80 11 in one leave in treatment 250ml - N$110 Silicone free shampoo 280ml - N$110 Silicone free Conditioner 280ml - N$110 ARGAN DELUX PRODUCTS Shampoo 300ml - N$130 Conditioner 300m-N$130 Hair mask 500ml - N$180 Hair mask 250ml - N$140 Hair and body serum 100ml - N$200 Curl defining cream 240ml - N$130 Oil refreshing spray 120ml - N$140.00 PROFESSIONAL HAIR COLOUR SYSTEMS Bleaching powder (500g) N$140 bleaching cream 300ml N$150 Gocare colours 100ml N$80 Peroxide cream 100ml N$40.00 Peroxide cream 1000ml N$80.00 Energy Botanical hair mask set 500g - N$170 *SWAKOPMUND BRANCH: Tobias Hainjeko Street 328,Shop 3. Ground Floor. Anti Corruption Building. Swakopmun,.

Namibia 064403880/0812884920 *WINDHOEK MAIN BRANCH: Shop F3: Park foods Shopping Mall.

Khomasdal. Windhoek, Namibia 061213448 / 0816630808 Fax: +264 61 213451 Email: virginhair boutique01@yahoo.com Email 2: virginhair boutiquecc@gmail.com *ONDANGWA BRANCH: Chris and Osho Mall, Opposite FNB. Shop no: 4 Upstairs.

065243444 / 0813709449 FACEBOOK: The Virgin Hair Boutique Cc Instagram: the_virgin_ hair_boutique_cc

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THE VIRGIN HAIR BOUTIQUE CC VIRGIN BRAZILIAN HAIR -per 200G 100% Virgin Hair -tangle free -Can last you up to years 10 - N$1700 12 - N$1850 14 - N$2050 16 - N$2300 18 - N$2450 20 - N$2650 22 - N$2850 24 - N$2900 26 - N$3100 Straight, kinky straight, wavy, deepwaves, curly, kinky curly BEAUTY ON A BUDGET COLLECTION 100% high quality human hair -100% human hair -can be curled and takes color 10 - N$500 12 - N$550 14 - N$600 16 - N$650 18 - N$700 20 - N$800 22 - N$900 24 - N$950 26 - N$1000 Straight, deepwaves and body waves KANEKALON SYNTHETIC BRAIDS Marley braids - N$140.00 Ombre braids - N$80.00 *SWAKOPMUND BRANCH: Tobias Hainjeko Street 328,Shop 3. Ground Floor.

Anti Corruption Building.

Swakopmund. Namibia Tell:064 403880 Cell: 0812884920 *WINDHOEK MAIN BRANCH: Shop F3: Park foods Shopping Mall.

Khomasdal. Windhoek, Namibia Tell: +26461 213448 Cell: +26481 6630808 Fax: +264 61 213451 Email:virginhair boutique01@yahoo.com Email2: virginhair boutiquecc@gmail.com *ONDANGWA BRANCH: Chris and Osho Mall, Opposite FNB. Shop no: 4 Upstairs.

Tell:065243444 Cell: 081 3709449 FACEBOOK: The Virgin Hair Boutique CcInstagram:the_virgin_ hair_boutique_cc

NAIL FREAKS Real strong, real you!

Professional nail care and design: * Acrylic nails * fills * nail designs * nail art Contact Nadia: 081 637 8598, No 15 1st Str. North Meersig

FABULOUS FEET New New New New New Leg / foot massage and spa in your own living room, we come to you! *Foot wash / scrub and massage 45 mins *Foot / leg wash / scrub and massage 60 mins *Foot wash and massage 30/45 mins Do you suffer from: *Tired legs and feet paining after a long days work? *Smelly / Sweaty feet? *Cracked heels We have the right treatment!

Special Treatments Reflexology also available over scheduled period of time Diabetic feet also welcome Pensioners Discount Booking Essential 081 591 1575 Rates available on request only

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DOGS

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HEALTH Magdel's Health & Skin Care Clinic Tobias Hainyeko Street 16 Am Strand 5, SWAKOPMUND Telephone 064 404571 Cell 081 355 4520 (Established 1991) BUSINESS HOURS: MON – FRI: 08h00 – 17h00 SAT: 08H00 – 13H00 Cidesco qualified Therapist Facials Specialised facials Chemical peelings Pepita microderabrasion Medical needling (collagen induction therapy) Transderm (dermo-electroporation) Mesotherapy Manicure Pedicure Cnd nail system Body wraps Body peelings Endermologie® Manual lymph drainage Bootpress lymphatic drainage Full body massage Light therapy Threading Waxing Electrical epilation Stockist of: decleor, dmk, environ, guinot, heliocare Lamelle, neostrata, rvb make-up.

Passion is our most special ingredient !!!

Magdel's Health & Skin Care Clinic Am Strand No 5 Swakopmund Tel: 404571 Cell: 0813354520 ENDERMOLOGIE®

Dukie is a male boerbull cross of about 1 year. He is a sweet and charming boy. He loves people and children.

Snoopy is a young female. She has a delightful personality`.

She gets along with other dogs. She really loves human attention.

Fire is a high spirited male of about 2 years old. He likes long walks and is mischievous with children.

If you are interested in anyone of them, please contact the SPCA in Walvis Bay, 064 204041 or 081 629 1190.

If you are interested in anyone of them, please contact the SPCA in SWAKOPMUND, 064 404 419

Treatments administered

'through the dermis' to: *SMOOTH cellulite *SLIM fat deposits *SCULPT and lift *FIRM loose skin *DRAIN fluid retention Results: *Centimeter loss *Re-contouring *Reduction in cellulite *Firming of loose skin *Reduction in fluid retention *Weight loss (not really a goal, but often occurs) Stockist off: Decleor, DMK, Environ, Guinot, Lamelle.

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SERVICES TRADITIONAL DOCTOR: He helps with different types of problems such as court cases, love affairs, marriage problems, weak erection for men, vagina tightness, house problems.

All types of STDs but not with Aids. Headaches, pain, chest pain, changing of bad luck, spiritual, Job problems, business improvement, any type of good luck.

Never give up your lifeyour Doctor is there for you.

Call DOCTOR MOYO 081 339 5913 House Number 471 Mandume Yandemfayo Str Mondesa Swakopmund.

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Toyota is a male of 1 year and 7 months. He has a zestful personality and he loves attention.

Barnabas is a male of 1 year. He is a very quiet boy that is mellow and he has a soft heart.

Twilight is a female of 1 year. She is a vibrant girl that is agreeable and a sweetheart.

If you are interested in anyone of them, please contact the SPCA in Walvis Bay, 064 204041 or 081 629 1190.

SERVICES 100% Dr King Chabwela Wipe your tears and stop crying and suffering now!!!

The old man with 60 years of experience and the master of doctors in Africa is challenging to solve any kinds of problems like, bringing back lost lovers in 3 hours, quick marriage and stop your lover from cheating on you, get a man or woman of your choice, pregnancy problems same day, financial problems and get money in your account, delete loans and credit, magic wallet and chitaka magic, man’s penis enlargements M-LXL same day, to be strong in bed and more rounds, court cases, get jobs & promotions, unfinished jobs you are welcome.

If you failed from other doctors come to me.

Call Dr. Chabwela 081 775 9744

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Dr Banda Traditional Doctor with a difference – having 17 years of experience in African traditional medicine.

He is a specialist in: Calling back lost lovers, love and marriage problems, love potion. To get a lover to yourself without sharing. To get married to man/woman of your dreams. Attraction for men/women.

Protection of property against thieves/witches.

Bring back stolen goods.

Business matters, customer attraction, financial problems. Close the hand that does not keep money.

Heals diseases, like: Asthma, epilyps, mental diseases, bad smell, bad breath, arthritis, gait, sugar diabetes, high blood pressure, penis enlargement, drop, gonorrhea & syphilis.

Man – power, more round.

To see in the mirror or on white cloth.

Dreams, removal of tokolosh, removal of body poison. Protection of your home, your body.

Pregnancy problems.

Complicated matters.

Lucky charms. To win in life. The doctor is in Walvis Bay in town – in Theo-Ben Gurirab street.

Call for appointment and consultation for free on 0817407321

TRADITIONAL DOCTOR: Dr. S Jeke (The Best).

Bad Luck - Luck Muti Love Problems Marriage to keep your lover just for yourself Work problems Promotions - To get tenders and to boost your business - People don’t want to pay you back Pregnancy Problems Protection of Farms, Houses, Cars and Animals - Sexual transmitted sickness - all sickness Asthma, BP Remove to-koloshi from bodies, houses - Men’s power se-xuality Spiritual doctors in need of more spiritual powers, etc.

House Nr.(79) 3191D Johanna Benson Street Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay. Cell: 081 303 3149.

WC CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION We offer: - Construction - Painting - Paving - Slasto - Lapas - Plumbing - Tiling - Electrical and all types of roof structures - Maintenance on all buildings & structures 24/7 service Contact: 081 211 6686 064-205470

BAARD GROUP

Dr Yusuf Arafat King Arafat the Astrologer, Herbalist, Palmist, Fortune Teller and Sangoma.

He is based in Swakopmund and also available in Walvis Bay. He is an expert in lost lovers, in just same day results. Helps people get a job of their qualification.

Cures and heals diseases.

Shingles, losing weight, swollen glands, swollen legs. Madness mental diseases. Court cases, lotto, casino, wina mariba, gambling. To pass exams, revenge and send back the things your enemies do to you. Work problems, business, domestic matters. If you tried a lot of doctors and you did not see any change or help – please change now and turn to Dr Arafat for 100% guaranteed results.

Yusuf Arafat in Swakopmund – new location.

Call 0813431134 HEALING POWER A Traditional Doctor, herbalist and spiritual healer, who could solve most of your problems, physical and spiritual by using strong ancestrally herb and ritual prayer, come solve your problems. No matter how big it is.

Contact: 081 661 6732

KING BUSHIRI CHEPANIE For the first time ever in west coast, he uses the secret of old men of Africa, the power in Zambezi and Kiurimandjaro mountains.

Lost lover, same day result. Get a job in just one week, finances, pregnancy, courts, creams for penis, breasts, hips, diseases, business.

Contact: 081 368 7655 CHIEF MATABALE The strongest Doctor who trained in the mountain of Kilimanjalo, challenging to solve any kinds of problems, small or big with no mistake. Like: stop your lover from cheating, bring lost one in 1 hour, quick marriage, pregnancy, court cases, get job & promotion, financial problems, magic wallet, delete loan & get money in your account.

Call Chief Doctor: 081 793 5397 PROFESSOR ABASSI Stop suffering & crying now if you failed from another doctors, come to me the big man, with 65 years experience, will help you with your problems, with 100% quarante, no matter small or big, LIKE: Bring back lost lover.

Stop your lover cheat on you. Pregnancy same day.

Get man or woman for your choice. Man penis enlargement. Money in account, magic in wallet, financial problems, delete loans & credit, gambling and many more.

Call Abassi 081 790 3121 THE HONEY POT SEWING CENTRE Tel: 202 818, Walvis Bay Expert service in general tailoringOne day alterations, Duvet Covers, Curtains, Wedding Dresses and others.

MALHERBE & SON’S MOTORS Guaranteed Labour Rate Of: N$360.00 Labour rating or Repairs *Brakes Pads Front N$220.00 *Brake Pads Rear/Linings N$280.00 *Minor Service Labour N$360.00 *Major Service Labour N$720.00 *Cambelts Intervals Service Labour from N$720.00 *Diagnostic on all makes & models - N$250.00 Contact: 081 661 9445

*Rental of Front End Loaders and Tippers *Removal of Building Rubble / Rubble *Earthworks / Filling Please Contact: Office: 064 217 901 Cell: 081 128 3806

QUATTRO’S SECURITY CONSULTANTS CC

Baard Transport / Block & Brick baard@afol.com.na www.baardgroup.com

TEL: 064-274 800 FAX: 064-274 810 · Blocks / Bricks · Rock Face / Pavers · Interlocks / Linthols · Sand / Stone · De-watering · Hiring of earth moving Equipment “The Service Makes The Difference”

PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE ALSO OPEN BETWEEN 13:00 - 14:00

PRODEL CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATIONS: For all your renovations and construction needs with personal attention.

Call for a free quote JOHANN STEYN 081 128 0848.

Roberto Bertolini Cell: 081 850 0248 Mail: roberto@quattrona.com Alarm installations Gate motors Electrified fencing CCTV installations Access control CASH FOR GOLD Are you our of cash then sell your unwanted gold and silver Jewelry to me for cash on the spot We operate in Swakopmund, Walvis Bay Hentiesbay and Arandis Contact: 0813443794 081 613 2647 We operate 24/7

Renovation Sale Kitchen/ Store room cupboards, Living room side board 3.5m long, wooden windows, Lamps, Bathroom inventory, carpets Contact Joachim: 085 607 1830

Digital Poster Advertising GRAPHIC DESIGNING SERVICES *Company Logo Designing *Advertising banner designing *Business Cards *Flyers *Posters 064 205 263 / 081 280 8993 6 Business Park Building, Sam Nujoma Ave Walvis Bay sales1@digitalposter. com

SERVICES

On The Way

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

Call Gunther anytime, 081 638 6300 ACCOUNTING SERVICES AT AFFORDABLE PRICES. We specialise in the following: Monthly bookkeeping /full accounting; VAT Audits/VAT+Imports/Pay e/Salaries/IRP5's / Monthends/ Management Acc's/ preparing year end audit files/CC Registrations & cash flow reports.

Keep your records and taxes up to date and contact us for all your accounting needs on 081 333 5230 or visit our website on www.sraccounting services.com

ATTENTION SME’S Sign up for the Gold membership package which includes: *Book Keeping *Invoicing system design *Social security commission returns *Tax calculations (VAT + income tax) *Monthly management accounts *Submission of tax returns *Free good standing certificates *Free business coaching session monthly.

All for as little as N$399 per month. Visit our office for a free expert consultation in Walvis Bay, next to Kapia optics in town.

Contact: 081 144 2738 / 081 699 2441

EK HET N 4TON , 5.2M BAK LORRIE, HET JY N VRAG? EK VERWYDER VULLIS, BOU ROMMEL, DOEN TREKKE.... ENIGE VRAG. COENRAAD FOURIE CELL: 081 337 0876

SERVICES WANT TO BE YOUR OWN BOSS??

Now is the right time!!!

Let us do your: !Company registration !Business plan !Financial projections !Loan applications !(DBN, SME, BANK etc..) !Tax solutions !Tender documents !Good standing / fitness certificates and so much more...

Call the Professional business Consultants 081 144 2738 064 207 897

OFFICE & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE REMOVAL SPECIALISTS Over Namibia Household & Office.

Mobile: 0814093522 email: neilnkt@iway.na

HENNIE’S WORKSHOP For free quotation We specialise in the following: *Maintenance and instalment of garage doors *Maintenance on any aluminium windows, gates and safety gates *Manufacturing of aluminium windows, safety gates and gates *Aluminium burglar bars Welding: Mildsteel: -Burglar bars -Bakkie rails -Big or small gates -Safety gates *Engin overhauling *Services of any model motor *Any small spray painting Contact Hennie: 081 276 7661 Office: 064 200 802 ALL HOURS VERSATILE BUSINESS SOLUTION CONSULTANCY CC 108 5th street, Walvis Bay *Business Plan *Fish Quotas Application *Loan Application DBN, SME, etc *Company Registration *Social Security Application *Assignments all Levels: Diploma, Degree & MBA *Logo Designs *SME Mentorship *Tax Returns & Waving *Website Design *Municipality Fitness Contact: 081 853 2464 / 081 828 0314 / 081 790 3998 Cupboard World's Birthday Special: Up to 15% discount!

Kitchens, Fitted wardrobes, Flooring, live and upcoming developments and Cross country installations.

Contact Riaan: 081 222 1299 or riaannel@iway.na

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COASTAL CLEANING & CONSTRUCTION SERVICES We are specialists in: Window cleaning Household cleaning Refuse removals Industrial cleaning Building constructions & renovations.

Contact: 081 365 1917 081 144 2738 Roof repairs & Home renovations By the Austrian Master builder, Plumbing and Electrical work. No job to small. Modern bathrooms Swimming Pools, Electric perimeter security, wood work, gates, metal work, garden irrigation systems, and so much more. Also selling real cow manure 30kg bags.

Call Gunther anytime, 081 638 6300

Deliveries, Deliveries Local and out of town deliveries, moving from house to house with a 1 ton truck.

Please contact Rodney: 081 805 6559 Shirley: 081 493 5423 *Remove Garden refuse. *Any Refuse. *Building rubble.

Contact Stephen 081 387 3482 SPECIAL SERVICES: CONTAINERS TO BUY/RENT and storage yard in Swakopmund with 24/7 access. Office, ablution etc alterations.

Cowboy's: 064 418150 / 081 146 4770

CARS

PROFESSIONAL SIGNWRITING & DURABLE LARGE FORMAT SIGNS 23 years experience we can beat any written quote. Walvis Bay and Swakopmund 081 343 0404 all hours

Building Plans (Draughting).

Industrial, Commercial or Residential.

From new developments too everyday alterations plans needed.

Contact: Juan Kinnear 081 258 8214.

FOR SALE: Amarok D/C 4x4 90 kw 2011 model 80894 km Contact: 081 249 9168 Car WANTED to Buy: I am urgently looking to buy or rent a Mitshibushi Delica 7 seater 4x4.

Call: 081 161 2500 CAR FOR SALE Toyota Fortuner D4D, Silver 2006 model Exellent Condition N$ 165 000 Contact 081 233 2148

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

2nd Hand Shop We buy and sell anything of value only ID required 0811475475 0811475333 064220387 bayauctions@iway.na

FIND US @ 97 Sam Nujoma Str Walvis Bay

DESERT WESTCOAST PLUMBING *Plumbing Maintenance Services: Geysers, Burst pipes, basins, sinks, toilets, shower, bath, taps and mixers. *Plumbing Construction & Renovations. *One month guarantee on plumbing maintenance work.

Walvis Bay, Swakopmund and Henties Bay. Contact Stephen 081 387 3482 YUMMY EATS Kuisebmond We bake cakes, cupcakes for any occasion, birthday, wedding, kiddies parties, baptisms, confirmations and so on.

Many flavours, beautiful decorations.

Contact: 081 430 1904

CARS

FOR SALE SWAKOPMUND NEW TYRES All Sizes Available Best Prices in Town Shop 16A. Woermann Brock. Vineta Shopping Centre. LAY-BYE Accepted 0812431045/0812231042 For Sale Swakopmund Rubber Duck 4,5 m with 60HP Mariner Motor & Trailer N$25,000.00 Camping Roof Tent Good Condition N$ 7,500.00 Contact: 081 124 2591 2009 GWM Multi-wagon Voetstoot (AS IS) Price: N$60 000.00 In Walvis Bay Contact: 081 152 2956 / 081 576 9555

Car 4 Sale Hyundai Sonata 2L 6V, 1998 Model 79 000km 5 new Tyres, Full service record, Colour Maroon N$34,000 Contact: 081 279 5969 FOR SALE: 2009 White Fortuner D4D Manual 4x4 109 000 Km, One owner Price: N$220 000.00 Contact: 081 129 8871

THIS `N THAT We buy and sell second hand & new furniture and household appliances. We offer good money on quality.

Sam Nujoma Town Square La Paloma Building Walvis Bay Els 081 255 5809 Lawrence: 081 324 1285 Hoender Mis Te Koop Hoender mis te koop 35kg Sakke @N$30.00 afgelewer in Swakopmund [minimun van 10 sakke vir aflewering] @N$35.00 afgelewer in WalvisBay [minimum van 20 sakke vir aflewering] Call 081 232 0289

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE For Sale For Sale Swakopmund Call 081 567 4522 *1 x Telefunken 74cm N$1500.00 *1 x Kelvinator Build-In oven, Hob & Extractor Fan N$1850.00 *2 x P-Vision 32”inch LCD TV - N$2,750.00 *3 x Casio Cash Registers N$850.00 [each] *1 x Ross Dumping level with stand - N$1750.00 *5 x Bridgestones 225x 55x17 Tyres with MAG Rims to fit Land Rover Discovery etc - N$3500.00 *1 x 42 inch LG LCD TV and Remote - N$4200.00 Call 081 567 4522

GARDENING FOR SALE Gardening &Palms for sale, Swakopmund Big and small palms, And planted. Also Garden designs and Irrigation.

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

Call Gunther 081 638 6300

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

Walvis Bay – PRIME LOCATION! Prime Industrial 630m² warehouse with additional 2400m² yard space.

2 x three-phase electricity points.

Offices, kitchenette, garages, storerooms & bathrooms with shower. Can also be split into 2 separate warehouses.

Available for sale & to let.

To Let @ N$ 35 000.00 per month excl. 15% VAT. Talitha 081 337 3669 FOR SALE: Walvis Bay Kuisebmond Unit house, 3 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, 1 garage house with open-plan kitchen. N$650 000.00 Contact: 081 825 4367

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DO YOU NEED A BUSINESS PARTNER? do you want to open a small start-up business but need to rent a shop and buy the equipment?

Do you need capital booster, but do not want to apply for a loan?

We can do it together...

Contact: 081 241 1791

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Become part of the growing future of Walvis Bay Flat close to Lagoon 2 bed, 1 bath, kitchen, lounge, plus one garage N$ 790 000.00 New Development Pelikan Platz Phase one selling now from N$ 757 000.00 Lock up and Go Meersig - Duplex 2 bed, 2 bath, open plan kitchen lounge, ind.BBQ courtyard plus 1 garage N$ 900 000.00 Lock up and Go close to town - Duplex - 3 bed, 2 bath, open plan kitchen lounge, ind.BBQ, double garage N$ 1 375 000.00 Comfortable Family Home Meersig - 5 bed, 3 bath, lounge, kitchen, dining, entertainment area ind.BBQ, laundry, outside room, play room, 3 garages N$ 2 100 000.00 Fairways- Family House with 1 bed Flat, 3 bed, 3 bath, lounge, dining, kitchen laundry, out BBQ, 2 garages. 1 bed flat with 1 garage N$ 2 275 000.00 Brand New Modern Home close to Lagoon 3 bed, 2 bath, open plan kitchen lounge, ind BBQ, double garage N$ 2 499 000.00 Close to Lagoon 4 bed, 2 bath, Lounge, Kitchen, TV room, outside Lapa, 4 garages plus 1 bed flat N$ 2 899 000.00 Central erf ideal for Business N$ 2 200 000.00 Erf – Old Industrial Area 3650m² N$ 5 680 000.00 Business Property – Central N$ 5 999 000.00

Want to sell your Property contact us we can assist!!

Contact: Ruth: 081 240 7350 Jackie: 081 246 3590 Office: 280 600

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LEHMANN PROPERTIES CC Karibib Plot & Plan Modern 3 bedroom houses, open-plan lounge/ kitchen (BIC & stove), 2 bathrooms, optional garage. Choose your own design. N$520 000.00 Contact Nicolaas 081 470 5719

FOR SALE 2 bedroom,lounge, kitchen,bathroom N$550 000 strictly only bank Windhoek clients.

2bedroom,lounge,

CURRENTLY WE HAVE A HIGH VOLUME OF TENANTS FOR ALL OF THE ABOVE AND NOT ENOUGH PROPERTIES. OUR PASSION IS TO MANAGE YOUR INVESTMENT, BE IT INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL OR RESIDENTIAL. SO WHY NOT ENTRUST YOUR INVESTMENT TO THE REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY LEADERS?

kitchen,bathroom with outside building.

Suitable for investment.

N$ 850 000 Oletweni 3bedroom house, 2bathroom, lounge,kitchen, bic with garage and 1 bedroom flat with lounge kitchen,

Luise +264 81 653 0765 +264 64 464 033

bic with the garage N$990 000 neg

Mahetago (Woerman Brock area) 2bedroom 1bathroom,

FOR SALE: 2 x PLOT & PLAN. Ocean View Ext 23, Swakopmund Erf Size 1: 522 m² Erf Size 2: 525 m² Contact: 081 298 3065 / 081 129 1154

lounge, kitchen bic 2flats each 1bedroom

To BUY 6m Shipping Containers for Sale. N$17000 + vat (ex Swakopmund yard) while stock lasts Cowboy's, Tel: 064418150 / 0811464770

open plan kitchen flats each 1bedroom open plan kitchen and tandem garage N$1,030 000 neg

We are urgently looking for houses to sell & let

FOR SALE: Walvis Bay Narraville No. 72 Duiker Street (Erf 185) 3 Bedroom family house with double garage.

Current Zoning: Single Residential Land Size: 588 square meters Total Market Value: N$ 1 400 000.00 Contact Mr. September: 0811288398

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

WALVIS BAY WEIGHBRIDGE SOLE MANDATE 44m² - 430m² Industrial warehouses.

Selling from N$ 430 000-00 to N$ 4 085 000-00 Don't delay, book yours today!

Claudia 081 169 6227 Joey 081 278 0518

we have qualified local and international clients All these properties are immediately available viewing can be secured on strictly appointments Call Tel: 064-402112 Fax: 064-403396 Matty: 081 244 6995

SWAKOPMUND Modern 3 Bed, 3 bath family house with scullery, indoor BBQ & 3 garages N$ 2 150 000.00 Ref: RXCE 0259 Newly built 3 bed, 3 bath with scullery & 3 garages.

N$ 2 100 000.00 Ref: RXCE 0258 Spacious 3 Bed, 3 bath with scullery, Indoor BBQ & 2 Garages N$ 2 400 000.00 Ref: RXCE 0208 Central 2 Bed, 2 bath, apartment with balcony & 1 garage.

N$ 1 500 000.00 Ref: RXCE 0155 Heidi 0811696214

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For Sale Ocean View Swakopmund 2 Houses on a 982m² First House 4 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom 3 Garages, Kitchen Lounge, Dinning Room In and Outside BBQ plus : Second House: 1 x Double Storey, 3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom, Open Plan Kitchen, Lounge, In-side BBQ, Big Garage and much more!

Price N$3,500 000.00 NEGOTIABLE Contact: 081 786 0089

HENTIES BAY “HUISIE BY DIE SEE” 2 & 3 Bed houses, each with own plot!

Choose from 4 different house types to Suit your needs best! GET YOURS FROM ONLY N$ 515 850-00 NOW!!!

Emily 081 293 0335 Heidi 081 169 6214 Tania 081 169 62 16

064 404028 Swakopmund www.sunproperties namibia.com SWAKOPMUND FOR SALE FOR THE DEVELOPER Large erf ideal for townhouse development Near new Pro-Ed Private School N$3 825 000.00 Lu: 081 261 0025 Briggitta: 081 666 1086

064 404028 Swakopmund www.sunproperties namibia.com SWAKOPMUND FOR SALE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Existing tenants Excellent investment opportunity N$7 875 000.00 Lu: 081 261 0025 Briggitta: 081 666 1086

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Walvis Bay Units FOR SALE – Narraville

SOLE MANDATE 1 bed Flat N$ 372 000.00 1 Bed Flat N$ 382 000.00 2 Bed Flat N$ 495 000.00 Contact: Hettie 081 270 4333 Ruth 081 240 7350 Jackie 081 246 3590 Karien 081 250 4690

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Karibib Sole Mandate 2 – 3 bed houses, each with own plot!.

Choose from 6 different house types. Selling from only N$ 450 000-00 Claudia 081 169 6227 Hannelie 081 124 2292

PROPERTIES TO RENT TO RENT: Walvis Bay HOUSE & FLAT Behind Walvis Bay High School.

House: Neat and spacious 3 bedroom, build-in cupboards, huge kitchen, open-plan lounge and dining area, foyer, bathroom with shower, separate toilet, laundry, outdoor braai, interlocks, burglar bars, alarm.

Garden with shed, garage.

Water excluded, prepaid electricity. N$9500.00 plus deposit.

Flat: One bedroom, shower, open-plan kitchen/living area. Lots of cupboards. Small court yard, garage. W & E included. N$3500.00 plus deposit. Both for N$12 500.00 - No Subletting. Immediately available.

Contact Ian: 064 203 342 081 250 4694 / ina@iway.na TO RENT: 4 bedroom house to rent!

In Vinetta, Swakopmund available from the 1 October 2016.

Beautiful free standing house, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, lounge, kitchen, scullery, laundry room, 4 garages in quiet area. Near to shops and school in Vinetta.

Ideally tenants who want to rent with the option to buy! N$ 11500, water included. Contact Beebi-Noor at 081 8558160 for viewing.

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TO LET WALVIS BAY CENTRAL N$ 13 500 – Office 200m² N$ 2 300 – bachelor flat with own bathroom HERMES N$ 4 850.00 – 2 Bed, 1bath with single garage N$ 5 500 – 2 Bed flat with single garage N$ 3 850– 1 Bed flat with single garage MEERSIG N$ 12 500 Upmarket 3 Bed, 2 bath with double garage N$ 25 000 – Upmarket 5 bed, 3 bath house with 3 garages N$ 850- Garage with storage space N$ 650 – Garage NEW LAGOON N$ 14 000 – 3 Bed, 2 bath with double garage N$ 15 000 – 3 Bed, 2 bath, with double garage N$ 17 000 – 3 Bed, 3 bath, with double garage KUISEBMUND N$ 1 950 – Bachelor flat with own bathroom N$ 3 200 – 1 Bed flat with single garage N$ 4 000 – 3 bed, 2 bath with single garage N$ 4 015 – 3 Bed, 1 bath house N$ 3 700- 3 Bed, 1 bath house N$ 4 250 – 3 Bed, 1 bath with single garage N$ 3 000- 2 Bed, 1 bath NARRAVILLE N$ 3 300 – 1 Bed flat with own bath incl.

W&E N$ 5 000 – 2 Bed flat with garage incl. W & E. INDUSTRIAL N$ 10 440 excl. Vat – 174m² warehouse with office N$ 10 320 excl. Vat – 172m² warehouse with office N$ 13 680 excl. Vat – 228m² with offices N$ 35 000 excl. Vat – 630m² warehouse with 1800 m² yard space Rhoda 081 413 1313 Talitha 081 337 3669 Merle 081 726 1990

TE HUUR: Walvisbaai Narraville Enkel woonstel te huur vanaf einde Sept 2016.

Huur: N$3200.00 W&L ingesluit.

Kontak: 081 788 8582

To Let Mondesa 1 Bedroom with toilet and shower N$1980.00 Pre-paid elect, W/inclusive Container house available, 1bedroom,kichen and bathroom.

N$ 2000.00 W/L exclusive 2bedroom house, kitchen and toilet N$ 3146.00 W/inclusive pre-paid electricity 1Bedroom flat, bathroom with open plan kitchen N$3600.00 W/L inclusive 2Bedroom NHE House, kitchen and toilet W/inclusive and pre-paid electricity N$ 3850.00 To Let Narraville 2bedroom,kitchen, bathroom. W/L exclusive pre-paid electricity N$ 4500.00 We are urgently looking for houses to sell & let we have qualified local and international clients All these properties are immediately available viewing can be secured on strictly appointments Call Tel: 064-402112 Fax: 064-403396 Matty: 081 244 6995

TO LET SWAKOPMUND MONDESA N$5 500.00 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, 1 BATHROOM, PREPAID ELECTRICITY. SWAKOPMUND CBD N$ 9,500-00 INCREDIBLY NEAT 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, 2 BATHROOMS WITH TANDEM GARAGE. LARGE BALCONY AND PRE-PAID ELECTRICITY VOGELSTRAND N$16 000-00 5 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHROOMS, 7 GARAGES, 2 ENTERTAINMENT AREAS, ESTABLISHED GARDEN. COULD WORK FOR EXTENDED FAMILY OF DUAL LIVING. WANTED: ALL TYPES OF PROPERTIES TO LET Luise +264 81 653 0765 +264 64 464 033

Walvis Bay

FLATS TO LET Meersig – 1Bed flat with garage – N$4 250.00 Central 1 Bed flat, underroof parking – N$5 040.00 Central – 2 Bed flat, garage, court yard, pet friendly – N$6 050.00 Central 2 Bed flat, 1bathr, garage – N$5 500.00 Narraville – 2 Bed flat, garage, court yard N$4 600.00 Narraville – 2 Bed flat, garage, court yard – N$4 300.00 Fairways – 2 Bed flat, guest toilet, garage N$6 300.00 Narraville – 2 Bed Flat, court yard – N$4 000.00 Narrville – 1 Bed flat, court yard – N$3 300.00 Central – Bachelor Flat, incl elect – N$3 740.00 Contact our Agent: Magdel – 081 358 8745 Lana – 081-350-1827 Office – 064 280 600

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TE HUUR SWAKOPMUND PRIVAAT 1 NOVEMBER Kramersdorf N$ 7000 p/m + deposito kontrak 2 Slaapkamers, 2 Badkamers, Open Plan NO ANIMALS if possible Please call 081 787 2143 after 14H00 TO RENT: Narraville Newly built flat (back yard flat) 2 Bedrooms each with own toilet, shower-hot water and fully-tilled, open-plan kitchen. Prepaid electricity, water included. N$5000.00 p/m plus deposit OR 2 Persons to share each room is N$2500.00 p/m Immediately available.

Contact: 081 414 6878 / 081 755 3757

TO RENT: Walvis Bay, Town - Near Duneside High School.

Two flats, very big bedrooms with balconies.

Preferably single persons or couples. No children please. W & E included.

Rent: N$3800.00 & N$3000.00 Contact Jimmy: 081 423 1710

TE HUUR: Narraville 5 Slaapkamer huis, 2 badkamers, TV kamer, 2 sitkamers, kombuis + garage. N$6500.00 water ingesluit + koopkrag beskikbaar.

Deposito betaalbaar.

1 Oktober 2016 beskikbaar.

Contact: 081 230 1763

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Walvis Bay

HOUSES TO LET Lagoon 3 Bed, 1 garage, small outside room, huge erf – N$9 680.00 Lagoon –3 Bed, tandum garage, indoor braai – N$10 890.00 Central – 3 Bed, garage for 4 cars, huge erf, high bounadry walls – N$11 913.00 Lagoon – 2 Bed House with yard – N$6 600.00 Central – 4 Bed House, 4 Bathr, huge yard, w& e incl – N$11 600.00 Meersig – 2 Bed flat, garage, pet friendly N$6 500.00 Contact our Agents: Lana – 081 350 1827 Magdel – 081 358 8745 Office – 064 280 600

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P.A.M Tree Villas Kuisebmund Sole & Exclusive Mandate Free-standing houses located 5km from the Walvis Bay City Centre Choose your own house & plot!

Selling from N$ 615 000-00.

Tania 081 169 6216 Gogga 081 169 6215

Walvis Bay CBD – PRICE REDUCED!!

Sole & Exclusive Mandate Spacious 160m² 3 bed, 1 ½ bath townhouses.

Kitchen, spacious sitting room / lounge & garage. A rare find at N$ 855 000-00 each! Selling out fast!

Claudia 081 169 6227

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Unit In Safe Complex FOR SALE 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, open-plan kitchen and living area, small court yard with build in braai.

N$ 1 200 000 Please contact owner 081 819 6882

HOUSE FOR SALE Very rare find in Swakop: Stylish,comfortable townhouse with generous garden/patio area, “lock up and go”, sunny side of town: Kramersdorf, facing north, reputable complex (the benchmark), very secure, 3 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, double garage (bigger than standard), N$ 2.3M (negotiable within reasonable limits), Detlev: 081 122 5072

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Dolphin Beach OCEANS 102 51 x Luxurious upmarket 2-3 bed Townhouses in secure complex.

Spectacular finishes and breathtaking views!

Starting From N$ 1 750 000-00.

Don't delay, book yours today!

Hannelie 081 124 2292 Gogga 081 169 6215

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CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

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

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TO LET FACTORY PARK WALVIS BAY Workshop and Office space 114m² to let immediately available Warehouse and Office space 279m² to let Immediately available Contact Rosetta 064 221 343

TO LET SWAKOPMUND MONDESA N$6 200.00 FREESTANDING HOUSE, 2 BEDROOMS, 2 BTAHROOMS, LARGE LIVING AREA AND TANDEM GARAGE, NEAT GARDEN VOGELSTRAND N$7 700-00 SEMI FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATHROOM WITH LARGE BALCONY & SEA VIEW, SINGLE GARAGE. INDUSTRIAL AREA DOUBLE STOREY OFFICE SPACE, 380M2 AT N$66 PER SQM. VINETA N$10 500.00 FREESTANDING HOUSE, 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHROOMS, SEPARATE SCULLERY AND DOUBLE GARAGE. CLOSE PROXIMITY TO SCHOOLS. WANTED: ALL TYPES OF PROPERTIES TO LET Luise +264 81 653 0765 +264 64 464 033

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064 404028 Swakopmund www.sunproperties namibia.com WALVIS BAY TO LET 2 bedroom flat, open plan lounge/kitchen one bathroom Immediately available N$5 500.00 per month (excl w/l) Lu:

081 261 0025 Briggitta: 081 666 1086

TO RENT: Central Walvis Bay Neat house, 2 bedroom, study corner, bachelor flat, big garage for 4 cars, 1 bathroom, outside braai.

W & E included.

Rent: N$13 000 p/m Deposit required.

Available as from 1 October 2016 Contact Bärbel Maritz: 081 277 9268 Email: bmwalcon@iway.na

PROPERTIES TO RENT TO RENT: Centre of Walvis Bay 1 Bedroom flat, braai, no garage. Pre-paid electricity, excluding water. N$4100.00 p/m 1 Month deposit required Available immediately.

Contact: 081 277 9268 Email: bmwalcon@iway.na TO RENT: Fairways Walvis Bay 1 Bedroom flat, plus garage. Regret No Pets.

Rent: N$4400-00 p/m W & E excluded.

Contact: 081 753 3610 TO RENT: Walvis Bay - Central 3 Bedroom. N$5500.00 Contact: 081 860 7857 / 081 128 8642

ACCOMMODATION

To Rent: Tamariskia House no 987 Flat 2 to rent Price N$ 4000.00 W&E included Big Room & Kitchen open plan small sit-room, no garage Call 081 344 7424 TO LET / FOR SALE

by OWNER: Walvis Bay Old industrial area ERF size: 2544m² Buildings combined: 780m², Electric fencing Property has large yard space Please contact 081 712 8571 / Email: dirkvr@iway.na

* 4 cube Tipper Truck * Quantum 14 Seater * 4 Ton Hiab Truck with Crane and Trailer * 10 Ton Truck Flatbed Contact Office

WANTED Opsoek na `n Toyota Corolla, import of enige Toyota. Moet nie `n taxi wees of was nie.

N$40 000.00 Kontak Silas: 081 253 8402 Car wanted to Buy: I am urgently looking to buy or rent a Mitshibushi Delica 7 seater 4x4.

Call: 081 161 2500 Wanted to Rent Urgently looking for a flat / house to rent in Swakopmund for the 01 October 2016.

Should be dog friendly and have a garage.

Contact: 081 616 3391

Batchelor Flat To Rent Mondesa Swakopmund Own Toilet and Kitchen BIC and stove N$3500.00 plus deposit water included &preelectricity Contact Eddie 081 304 3162 FLAT TO RENT Fairways WalvisBay 3 Bed Rooms Double garage 3 Toilets, 2 Showers 1 Bathroom Court Yard at the back please note that 1 bedroom is very big.

Available 1 October @ N$ 7000 Water & Lights excluded pre-paid electricity Contact: 081 611 8616

TO HIRE

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TO HIRE

RECEPTIONIST WANTED High school diploma or something of equal value is a must: *Excellent computer skills. *A minimum of 2 years experience as a Receptionist. *A thorough command over the English language - both in speaking and writing. *The interested candidates must have good skills of coordination for a more efficient processing of administrative activities. *The applicant must exhibit excellent organisational and interpersonal skills. *The candidate should be able to handle data when necessary for the purpose of assessment.

Please send your detailed CV to expresshealth1@outlook .com Position available: Office Clerk Main duties will include: Bookkeeping (Tax,VAT) Debtors & Creditors Customer and supplier relations Experience with QuickBooks an distinct advantage Swakopmund Please email CV to: info@quickbuild.co

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

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LINDLEY EDUCATION is looking for a 2 TUTORS: 1 for MATHEMATICS and 1 for ACCOUNTING Requirements: Symbol A or higher Experience and good communication skills Ability to explain in English and Afrikaans Punctual and reliable Integrity Only restricted to WALVIS BAY Submit CV's to beataccmath@gmail. com

VACANCY: Male Bicycle Food Vendor wanted for upcoming business. Person must be bicycle fit, good and friendly, selling skills, good client relationship, Afrikaans and English speaking, loyal, trustworthy, flexible. Handy man skills are a prerequisite. Good references. No chancier.

Email CV to fooddelivery854@gmail. com before 25 Sept 2016

VACANCY AVAILABLE Bar Tender & Bar Ladies We are looking for team players to join our dynamic Bar Team. If you have the following attributes please apply: *Grade 12 *Must reside in Swakopmund *Proficient in English and Afrikaans *Must be punctual, reliable, friendly, honest and wellgroomed *Be able to work with Point of Sales *Be willing to work shifts, weekends and Public Holidays.

If you qualify please send your CV, ID and qualifications to: hr@swakopindoorsport. com

Vacancy Available Ek is dringend opsoek iemand vir huiswerk moet goed kan was en stryk en 1 jaar oue baba kan oppas.

Die dame se oudermom moet 40 plus wees.

081 273 2688 Vacancy Available Op soek na n betroubare dame moet wiskunde ken om in n Tuckshop te werk Die dame se ouderdom moet 40 plus wees.

081 273 2688 Hanganeni Artisanal Fishing Association

VACANCIES AT HANGANENI 1x Office Administrator (HQ) 1x Cashier (Henties Bay) 1x Cashier (Khorixas) Please forward your application with CV by 5pm, 19th Sept 2016: Tel. 064-500082, Fax -500120, ATT Hermann Honeb (Cell. 0814059135) PO Box 359 Henties Bay

EARN YOURSELF EXTRA INCOME We are looking for serious people in Kuisebmund, to market, promote our day care. All you have to do is get. Sms or whatsapp your name and I will contact you: 081 852 3232

WANTED: Sales Consultant in Walvis Bay with very strong admin, sales & marketing skills.

For more info email comprehensive CV to hr@officeconomix.com VACANCY SALES REPRESENTATIVE -Honest -Vibrant -Namibian citizen -Fluent in English and Afrikaans -Reference required -Drivers license PLEASE FORWARD CV'S TO: THE MANAGER P.O.BOX 4032 Walvis Bay

Vacancy available for a Hard working receptionist in Swakopmund.

Minimum 2 years experience required.

Bilingual and must be computer literate.

Email CV to jobs.infonamibia @gmail.com Believers Fellowship Church presents: 3 Days of Divine Visitation Theme: The Season of Supernatural Lifting Date: 9th - 11th Sept Time: 6pm daily [except Sunday] Venue: Believer’s Centre Opposite Fruit & Veg Swakopmund.

VACANCY: We are looking for Sales Agents in Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. No experience needed.

Training will be provided.

Please contact Tillie: 081 331 4663 VACANCY: Long distance Truck Driver with code CE license min, with 3 years experience needed.

Contact: 081 342 7086 Vacancy Available 2 x Filing ladies/gentlemen needed In swakopmund Send CV to adele.desousa@komatsu .co.za

JOBS WANTED JOB WANTED: We are looking for renovation work. We do all construction work. We have 6 years experience.

Contact Gepies: 081 370 7450 JOB WANTED: A 37 year old lady, looking for domestic work or any kind of work in Walvis Bay. Ready to start immediately.

Contact: 081 284 4265

JOB WANTED: I am looking for work as a housekeeper, ironing, washing. Monday to Friday or 3 days a week or even cleaning offices.

Contact: 081 854 4788 JOB WANTED: A 26 year old lady, looking for work.

Washing, ironing, babysitting or to take care of a house during the holiday.

Contact: 081 851 3872 JOB WANTED: I am a 26 year old lady, looking for domestic work in Walvis bay, town, Narraville, Lagoon, Long Beach. Or in a takeaway.

Contact: 081 733 0076 JOB WANTED: 40 Year old woman, looking for domestic work, in Walvis Bay and Long Beach. I can do washing, ironing and cleaning.

Contact: 081 202 1820 JOB WANTED: I am a 24 year old lady, looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay. Washing, ironing, cleaning houses or in laundry.

Contact Sonia: 081 802 5564 JOB WANTED: I am a lady in Walvis Bay looking for work as a shop assistance, in restaurants, kinder garden, hotels, work in company, domestic worker. 3 Days a week. I am ready to start immediately.

Contact: 081 749 9088 JOB WANTED: I am a 27 year old lady, looking for domestic work or office cleaning. I do not smoke or drink. I am hardworking and willing to start immediately. In Walvis Bay. Contact Tuuki 081 360 8479 / 081 317 7347 JOB WANTED: I am a 40 year old woman.

I have 5 years experience, looking for any work like, domestic work.

Contact: 081 318 5672 / 081 256 2374 WERK GESOEK: Ek is dringend opsoek na enige huiswerk vir 3-5 dae `n week.

Kontak: 081 038 7667

JOBS WANTED WERK GESOEK: Ek is `n 23 jarige dame, opsoek na werk. Ek kan kinders oppas. Ek is betroubaar, hardwerkend en kan onmiddelik begin.

Ek soek 2-3 of 5 dae werk.

Skakel: 081 805 5339 JOHANNA Ek is opsoek na huiswerk vir 3 dae `n week. Kan was en stryk, skoon maak werk doen by die huis.

Kontak: 081 368 9616 JOB WANTED: I am Hambe, looking for domestic work or in guesthouse. In Walvis Bay. Serious, no joke.

Contact: 081 660 1741 / 081 349 8571 JOB WANTED: I am a 24 year old lady, looking for domestic work or cleaning offices. In Walvis Bay, Lagoon, Meersig, Narraville and Long Beach.

Contact: 081 745 9728

JOB WANTED: I am looking for work, plumbing and pipefitting.

I have Level 3 and I have drivers license code 8.

Contact: 081 602 4216 JOB WANTED: I am a lady, looking for domestic work, cleaning houses, offices, company or looking after kids. I am a honest and hardworking person. I can even work in hotels. I have studied for hospitality and catering, computer. I can work from Monday to Friday’s. In Walvis Bay, Meersig, Lagoon & Long Beach. I can start immediately.

Contact: 081 765 4367 JOB WANTED: I am a 24 year old lady, seeking for work, domestic work or cleaning work. I am a honest, hardworking and responsible person. In Meersig, Town, Lagoon, Long Beach, even in Swakopmund. I should be sleep over walk in Swakopmund.

Contact: 081 839 3819 WERK GESOEK: 43 Jarige vrou is opsoek na huiswerk / stryk vir die hele week. Lagoon, Langstrand, dorp en Meersig. Kan ook na babas en bejaardes omsien. Baie betroubaar en hardwerkend. Kan onmiddelik begin.

Kontak: 081 807 2448 JOB WANTED: An energetic lady is looking for work in Walvis Bay & Swakopmund, as a waitress.

I have 5 years experience working as a waitress in a four star hotel. I can also work in shops as a cashier & cleaning in the shop & parking. I can also do domestic work. I can start immediately.

Contact: 081 843 7055 / 081 354 8205

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JOB WANTED: University leaver looking for any administrative work.

Ha a Honour degree in Business Administration.

Ready to start immediately. Contact Frieda: 081 212 0481

Job Wanted I have a certificate in Construction and am looking for a work in Construction work and Earth Ethics Construction cc or in other Constructions Company.

My cell number is 0812663655

Huis werk Gesoek Ek is op soek na werk van Maandag tot Vrydag, kinders oppas sowel as kantoor skoon maak.

Het kennis van take-away werk en ook stryk werk.

Kontak: 0815734333

Huis werk Gesoek: Ek is op soek na werk van Maandag tot Vrydag, kinders oppas sowel as kantoor skoon maak.

Het kennis van take-away werk en ook stryk werk.

Kontak: 081 573 4333 DIANA: I am looking for work. For 2 days, Tuesday and Thursday. Only ironing. Contact: 081 269 5307 JOB WANTED: I am a 33 year old, looking for work at a kinder garden or domestic work. I can start immediately. Contact: 081 479 6823 JOB WANTED: I am a young lady, urgently looking for work, any kind of work. I can start immediately. I am 25 years.

Contact: 081 638 2927 Job Wanted: I am a lady staying in Swakop and is looking for Saturday or Sunday job to start as soon as possible. Please contact 081 781 0790 JOB WANTED: I ma a 38 year old, looking for domestic work for 3 days a week.

Ironing and cleaning. On Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday’s. I have 2 years experience. I can speak English.

Contact: 081 680 6989 Huiswerk Gesoek Op soek na huiswerk, ek kan stryk, skoon maak, kinders kyk. Op Dinsdae en Woensdae. Betroubar en hard werkende vrou. Kan dadelik begin.

Kontak: 0812919393

WERK GESOEK: Ek is opsoek na huiswerk.

Vir Maandae en Donderdae. In slaap werk. Kan ook op Saterdae werk en nagskof werk. In Walvisbaai en Swakopmund.

Kontak Christofine 081 756 1935 JOB WANTED: I am a 30 year old, looking for domestic work. Monday to Friday’s. Any where in town. I can start immediately.

Contact: 081 630 6058 Huiswerk Gesoek Ek is opsoek na 2 dae huiswerk Dinsdag en Donderdag vir was, stryk en skoonmaak asook na kantoorwerk Ek kan onmiddelik begin Skakel my asb 081 211 2303 Job Wanted I am a young Lady looking for Home Work Ironing Washing Child care House Cleaning in Swakopmund I am honest, reliable do not drink of smoke and can start immediately Call 081 858 8297

Job Wanted A girl of 24 yeaers old is looking for anykind of work especially for a Cleaning Company Houses, I have a certificate in Food Preparation and Serving. I am ready to start any day.

Please call 081 640 1650

Job Wanted I am a 23 years old and looking for domestic work or office work from Monday to Friday from 08h00 to 12h00.

Contact: 0818513402 Job Wanted I am looking for a domestic work as well as office work from Monday to Friday.

Call: 0812377702 Huiswerk Gesoek n 35 jarige dame is dringend opsoek na enige huiswerk, was en stryk werk of kinders oppas ek Kan enige tyd begin werk in Swakopmund of Langstrand nie Tamariskia Skakel my asseblief 081 761 5617 Job Wanted I am a qualified plumber with a NIMT level 3 certificate looking for a job in the Erongo Region and Karas Region. Can start immediately.

Call 0818255979 Job Wanted I am a young lady looking for any kind of work from Monday to Friday I am a hard working lady and can work in Swakopmund or Langstrand or Walvis bay I have references and very good experience Please contact me 081 592 9927 Huiswerk Gesoek: Op soek na huiswerk vir 'n hele week. Minolda Haoses 0817663126

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Heroes Day soccer and netball tournament at Mariental attended by coastal teams

7th Degree Black Belt (DAN) for sensei Carl vd Merwe Carl successfully completed the grading test in front of a grading panel headed by Higaonna Morio Sensei, 10th Degree Black Belt and Sensei Bakkies Laubscher, 9th Degree Black Belt. These two Grand Masters have a combined 120 years of karate training between them.

During the long weekend of Heroes day a group of netball teams from different towns of Namibia travelled to Mariental to take part in the !!Goa!haob annual tournament . The teams consisted of players who are 40 years up and 50 years up.

The netball and soccer matches took place at the sport stadium in Mariental from 26 – 28 August.

Teams from Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, Okahandja, Windhoek, Hoachanas, Keetmanshoop, Otjiwarongo, Oranjemund, Rehoboth.

According to Iglanda Hoeses the coach of I believe Sada Xun netball team, the Minister of Education Mrs. Katrina Hanse Himarwa sponsored the trophy and medals for the winners of the 40 years up competing teams and Mr John Ramakhutla sponsored the 50 years up teams with a trophy and medals as well. The Governor of the Hardap region Mrs Esme Sophia Isaack also sponsored N$5 000 as contribution to the winning prize.

Hoeses said the road trip and accommodation to

Mariental of I believe netball and soccer teams were sponsored by Premier Construction, WoermannBrock Super Market, Steckels Toyota, GNS Electrical and National Feed Control. Hoeses said both her teams, netball and soccer performed very well in Mariental and came back with win-ning prizes.

I believe's 50 years up soccer team received the first place winning prize of N$5000, a trophy and gold medals for individual players. The top goal scorer of the tournament was John Ramakhutla from I believe. I belive's 40 years up team made it to the final match and won the first place prize of N$10 000, a trophy and medals. The netball top goal scorer of the tournament was Petricia Willem of I belief.

Okinawan Goju-Ryu Karate Namibia is very proud to announce that the Chief Instructor for Namibia, Sensei Carl Van Der Merwe, have just been awarded the very senior grade of 7th Dan (7th Degree Black Belt) in Naha, Okinawa, Japan. The grading system has 10 Degrees of Black Belts.

Sensei Carl successfully completed the grading test in front of a grading panel headed by Higaonna Morio Sensei, 10th Degree Black Belt and Sensei Bakkies Laubscher, 9th Degree Black Belt. These two Grand Masters have a combined 120 years of karate training between them.

Black Belts are not easily awarded in Okinawan Goju-Ryu Karate. The Black Belt grading system has a minimum waiting period of example 6 years between 5th Degree and 6th Degree Black Belt. In the period between Black Belt gradings a minimum amount of karate seminars have to be attended to increase technical skills. A candidate's contribution to develop karate not only on the floor but also off the floor is evaluated, as well as the responsibility taken for students and organisational affairs.

Sensei Carl last graded in 2008 and had to wait at least 7 years to be invited again for a grading test.

Okinawan Goju-Ryu Karate is affiliated to the IOGKF (International Okinawan Goju-Ryu Karate Federation). The IOGKF has thousands of members in 53 countries over the world.

Sensei Carl is now one of the Top 40 seniors of the IOGKF in the world. It is indeed a very special moment for Okinawan Goju-Ryu Karate Namibia and for Namibian karate in general.

The grading test was presented at the 7th World Budosai, a very prestigious international karate seminar presented every 4 years in Naha city, Okinawa, Japan. Namibia was represented at this event by Senseis Carl Van Der Merwe, Stefan Van Der Merwe, Rowan Carstens en Shaun Fobian. This was the largest karate event ever presented in Okinawa.

1,100 Participants from 41 countries in the world attended this week long event. Namibia can indeed be proud to be represented at such an international event.