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SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958

NO 6452 TUESDAY 12 MAY 2015

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Government Calls on Namibians

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to Assist in

Fight against Poachers

Parties launch By-election Rallies

Reward Doubled

The Ministry of Environment and Tourism, together with the Protected Resources Unit of the Namibian Police, has increased the offer for a reward of N$30 000 to N$60 000, to any member of the public that will provide information that will lead to the arrest of poachers of wildlife, and more specific, Rhinos and Elephants in Etosha National Park and elsewhere. The Minister of Environment and Tourism, Pohamba Shifeta, made the announcement at a press conference yesterday, and called on “the entire nation” to assist government

in this fight. “Unprecedented levels of rhino and elephant poaching across Africa, and Namibia is no exception, are being experienced and these threaten the future of

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these species and the ecosystem they inhabit. This situation demands a review and update of our current strategies and measures to curb illegal hunting. As poaching groups increase

in size, number and sophistication, it is more important than ever that law enforcement responses are robust, reliable and effective. Wildlife trafficking is a

million dollar criminal enterprise that has expanded to more than just a conservation concern. The increasing involvement of organised crime in poaching and wildlife traffick-

ing promotes corruption, threatens peace, strengthens illicit trade routes, destabilises economies and communities that depend on wildlife for their livelihoods.” Continues on page 2

Jan Japan crackdown President congratulates Baster continues Community Following the controversy regarding President Hage Geingob’s presence at the Centenary Commemoration of Sam !Khubis Day, his office issued a press statement, conveying the President’s support to the Rehoboth Community.

This week the Walvis Bay Police are once again cracking down on suspects implicated in the theft and unlawful selling of 14 vehicles, belonging to the cars and sales company, Jan Japan Motors CC. According to Iikuyu the police have recovered another two of the 14 vehicles that disappeared. “We have located two vehicles that are currently in Okalongo and Rundu East”

Iikuyu said. The police have up to date recovered eight of the 14 motor vehicles and four suspects have already been apprehended in connection with the crime. Christof Kristiaan (27) and Mathias Francisco (31) who are alleged to have been part of the syndicate involved in the disappearance of the 14 cars at Jan Japan, appeared in the Walvis Bay Continues on page 2

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Another suspect, also an employee of Jan Japan Motors CC, will appear in court today in connection with the theft of 14 Jan Japan motor vehicles. He was at work yesterday, going about his daily routine apparently unfazed, and unsuspecting of what was awaiting him, when the police, led by Nampol Detective Chief Inspector Erastus Iikuyu, apprehended him on the spot.

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Controversy started when Mr Hewat Beukes of the Workers Revolutionary Party remarked in the media that the President was not welcome at this Com-

memoration. “On what moral or principled basis can any Baster allow Geingob to attend the Commemoration? On what basis can I with a

straight face invite and tolerate him while commemorating my grandfather who led the Basters to victory against our extermination.

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Sam !Khubis

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Energy shortage in SADC puts pressure on tariffs The current substantial shortage of energy in Southern Africa is putting pressure on energy tariffs in most countries in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region. Namibia last week announced a 9,53 per cent increase in bulk electricity tariffs effective 1 July this year, which means an effective bulk tariff increase from N$1,17 to N$1,28 per kilowatt hour (kwh).

Tariff increases mean a in the cost of living namib times is registered as rise and production, and the a newspaper by the Ministry potential to jeopardise job of Information Technology creation and poverty alleviation. and Communication In an interview with NAMWalvis Bay Office PA last week, Manager for Economic Regulation Tel +264 64 205 854 at the Electricity Control Board, Pinehas Mutota Fax +264 64 204 813 said increases in bulk electricity tariffs are not only wvb@namibtimes.net taking place in Namibia, but countries such as MalaAdvertising wi, South Africa, Lesotho, sales@namibtimes.net Swaziland among others desiree@namibtimes.net have also announced increases. Marketing/Sales Mutota said that Namibia’s tariff compares well with Mikkie Kriel those countries that have Cell +264 81 286 9519 reached cost reflective mikkie@namibtimes.net marketing.namibtimes@iway.na tariffs. He said the percentages of the bulk electricity tariff Coenita de Bairos awarded by regulators in Cell +264 81 128 0311 southern Africa showed coenita@namibtimes.net that Malawi had increased sales@namibtimes.net by 13,5 per cent, Lesotho by 4,5 per cent, Swaziland Classifieds by 11,7 per cent, and South smalls@namibtimes.net

Africa by 12,69 per cent. Mutota noted that Eskom has also applied for an additional 9,58 per cent increase. Since 2007, the SADC region has been facing challenges in meeting its energy requirements, forcing most of the SADC member states to implement demand-side management policies such as load shedding that have to some extend succeeded in restraining overall electricity in the region. Reports have it that the SADC plans to commission new energy projects that will add 2 763 megawatts to the regional grid this year as the region targets to meet its energy needs by 2018. The significant contribution to the regional power grid is expected to come from countries such as Zimbabwe, South Africa, and Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) among

others, the report said. Namibia imports about 80 per cent of its energy from neighbouring countries and mostly from Eskom in South Africa. Earlier, NamPower’s Managing Director Paulinus Shilamba assured Namibians that despite the expiry of power supply agreements with some of the neighbouring countries, Namibia does not foresee an imminent threat to its power supply security - at least not before August 2016. The first agreement, which expired late last year, was with the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA), followed by NamPower’s supplementary Eskom agreement, which expired in April 2015. Other agreements nearing their expiry date are with the world’s largest temporary power generation company, Mozambique’s Aggreko, which lapses

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Some residents of Swakopmund’s Mondesa suburb are of the meaning that

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Managing Director of Nampower Paulinus Shilamba pictured during the launching of the solar photovoltaic (PV) system on the rooftop of its National Control Building on Thursday in August 2015, and an off-peak agreement with South Africa’s Eskom that expires in April 2016. Other prospects for electricity provision rest the re-commissioning of the Van Eck power station from the middle of this year; the rolling out of the Demand Site Management (DSM) programme, including the free distribution of one million energy-efficient light bulbs; and the commencement

with effect from 1 April 2015 of the 80 megawatt (MW) Power Purchase Agreement between NamPower and the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC), which was signed late last year. NamPower is developing the 800 Megawatt Kudu Power Station through KuduPower (Pty) Ltd, a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) that was established in 2005. The Kudu Power Station

will be located 25km north of Oranjemund. The Kudu Power Station will be the first Combined Cycle Gas Turbine power station of this size in Southern Africa and is expected to be commissioned by end of 2018. Namibia will be a net exporter of electricity after the commissioning of the Kudu Gas-to-Power station in 2018. NAMPA

Jan Japan crackdown continues

Continued from page 1 Magistrate’s court on Friday. The two are suspected of being part of the syndicate stealing vehicles at the dealer where the cars disappeared from the warehouse. Earlier, one of the senior personnel of the company, James Lewis was apprehended. He was the first to be arrested. The Erongo Regional Commander Samuel //Hoëbeb announced the breakthrough at his media briefing last week. The case had been reported to the police in April,

after the new leadership of Jan Japan had done stock-taking of the company’s vehicles and had noticed that 14 vehicles could not be accounted for. //Hoëbeb said after the case had been reported to them, the investigating team found two cars in Lewis’s house and later confiscated another one from a buyer who bought the car at a sub-standard price. According to Commissioner //Hoëbeb the total estimated value of the sto-

len cars is N$1 030 000. Kristiaan and Franciso were arrested in Kuisebmond last Wednesday evening, when the police also recovered three more motor vehicles. The two accused appeared in front of Magistrate Vicky Nicolaidis on Friday. They were denied bail and their case was merged with James Lewis’s case. The Magistrate postponed the matter to 3 June for further investigation. The police have warned that more arrests are iminent.

President congratulates Baster Community Continued from page 1 Mondesa’s “wall of shame” My Revolutionary party opposes his the celebration, the Office Workers

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“hide” the poverty and harsh conditions of people in this area from the eyes of visitors. The wall is being built in the vicinity of the “single quarters”, at the eastern entrance to the holiday town. On the left side is the booming industrial area, while the right side of this road gives a clear view on the “other side” of Swakopmund, where residents still live in shacks and try to make ends meet with the most basic necessities. According to the town’s Municipality, the construction of the wall is to beautify the entrance of

the town. This was part of Council’s Strategic Plan, thus it was approved by Council when the budget for such was approved, says the Municipality. The construction was done by employing local small contractors and eleven walls, each 30 metres long, are being constructed. “The wall will be painted and the sidewalk will be paved in order for the pedestrians to cross or walk safely and that the cleanliness will be maintained.

Rocks will be placed at the back of the wall to prevent vandalism or public indecency that might occur,” the Municipality’s statement reads. Meanwhile the namib times was contacted by a concerned resident, mentioning a reader’s letter in a national newspaper, expressing thanks to the Municipality for “blocking the unpleasant view, that visitors to Swakopmund are exposed to,” referring to the wall and shacks behind it.

attendance at any commemoration of the nations of this country until the issues which I have mentioned are resolved,” Beukes responded on questions by the namib times. According to the press release by the President’s office, “Dr Geingob would have loved to be in attendance at the event, but due to the hostile tone by some family members, prior to

of the President proceeded with other plans.” The media release further noted the importance of citizens differentiating between the President of the country and the President of a political Party. The President thanked Mr HG Britz, Chairman of the Sam !Khubis Committee, for his statement, rejecting the utterances issued by some members of the

Party and said that he looked forward to meeting with members of the Rehoboth community, in order to engage in mature and progressive discussions. The Sam !Khubis Commemorations were attended by thousands of people and the organisers described it as a huge success.

Government Calls on Namibians

Continued from page 1 He asked Namibians to be vigilant in preserving the country’s precious wildlife by reporting suspicious activities to the Ministry of Environment and Tourism or the Namibian Police Force. Last year, 2014, 24 rhinos were poached. This year, already 60 rhinos have been poached in the country. Seventy-eight elephants were poached in 2014, and 23 elephants have been poached so far this year. “We have worked and continue to work with the Namibian Police Force and Namibian Defence Force in putting boots on the ground and intensifying our patrols and we continue to improve on this. Today we have the presence of the members of the Namibian Police Force

on the ground in Etosha National Park, Bwabwata National Park and Palmwag Tourism Concession Area. Aerial patrols are also being conducted by the Namibian Police Force and the Namibia Defence Force.” The Minister says, as many of Namibia’s National Parks are surrounded by Conservancies, they are actively conducting joint patrols with the conservancies in curbing wildlife crime, particularly rhino and elephant poaching. He says the government continues to invest more resources in combating illegal hunting of rhinos and elephants. “The situation can be described as a priority crime and therefore more resources need to be invested

in our efforts to stop these illegal activities. While field patrols remain an essential element of law enforcement operations, if their effectiveness is to be optimized, they need to be complemented by investigations and intelligence-led operations. In this regards, we have an active collaboration with the Namibian Police Force in investigating these cases of poaching. “ He says Investigations continue in all areas where they have had the illegal hunting of our rhinos and elephants. For the Etosha National Park and Palmwag Tourism Concession Area cases, they have suspects that they are following, and it is only a matter of time before they are arrested.

12 MAY 2015

COMMUNITY NEWS

DTA campaign launched

The Democratic Turnhalle Alliance (DTA) launched its campaign on Sunday for the byelection for a vacant seat representing the Swakopmund Constituency on the Erongo Regional Council. Candidates from different political parties have been nomi-

nated for a seat on the Erongo Regional Council to represent the

Swakopmund Constituency. The DTA has nominated Ms Celestè

Hochobes as the contestant for the by-election. The by-election

Swapo starts by-election campaign Marshallino Beukes The Swapo Party in Swakopmund officially kicked-off its campaign for the upcoming by-election last weekend and hundreds of supporters showed up in support of the Swapo Party candidate, Councillor and Mayor of the holiday town, Juuso Kambueshe. In her opening speech, the District Coordinator of the Swapo Party in the Swakopmund Constituency, Connie Basson, asked for a minute of silence in honour of the late Councillor Germina Shitaleni. The by-election, which will take place on 29 May is necessitated by the death of the late Shitaleni on 1 March. Four political parties, DTA, Nudo, UDF and Swapo have fielded candidates to take part. Basson said that Swapo Party is the only party that have consolidated peace, stability and prosperity in Namibia. She urged supporters to show up in big numbers on Election Day and practise their democratic right to vote for the Swapo Party candidate. “SWAPO is the only trusted Party and is the only Party that pledg e d f r e e d om a n d independence and has delivered on itspromises,” she added. The campaign was preceded with a Fundraising Braai at Owetu, on Friday evening.

The Swapo Party in Swakopmund started off with their campaign for the coming by-election for the position of Constituency Councillor. Hundreds of supporters gathered at the Fire Brigade Station in the DRC to meet their candidate, Cllr Juuso Kambueshe. The by-election will take place on 29 May 2015.

Cllr Juuso Kambueshe

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for the Swakopmund Constituency, will be held on 29 May 2015. Hochobes is a resident of the informal settlement, Democratic Resettlement Community (DRC) and the only female candidate contesting this byelection. Addressing her party members and followers, Hochobes said, “I can confidently say I am one of you and I am the only one of the contestants, who is well-acquainted with the harsh living conditions and the daily challenges faced by the residents of Swakopmund. I say that because my living conditions are no different from yours”. She played a pivotal role in a demonstration that led to the provision of an ambulance for the residents of Henties Bay. She is a founder of the Forum for the Future Swakopmund to educate and train youth and the women in various socio-economic aspects. She is currently employed at the Ghetto A s s i s t a n c e C e n t re where they assist residents in disasters such as shack fires.

They also provide affordable houses around the country for lowincome groups. The President of the DTA, Mr McHenry Venaani, says he is very glad that the DTA has chosen someone the people can relate to. He also said if Ms Celestè Hochobes wins the election, the DTA will make sure that there is a Fire Brigade office within 24 hours in DRC, which is fully equipped and with its own fire-fighting truck and will build a clinic in DRC. On the employment system in the Government, “whenever the youth opens a newspaper to try to find a job, the job requirement is always 'grade

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Sharlien Tjambari twelve with five years' experience', where will a college graduate get five years experience when he has just graduated? When will young people ever get jobs in the country of their birth?”, were his words during the launch. According to Hochobes, there is currently a huge need of serviced land in Swakopmund and whilst so many people are crying for a place of their own, the Municipality of Swakopmund is auctioning erven. “I will fight to ensure that the 10 000 applicants who have applied for lowincome housing get deserved attention” she concluded.

Ms Celestè Hochobes and the DTA President McHenry Venaani

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“Erongo has the highest refusals in terms of surveys” Sharlien Tjambari

The Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) is busy conducting the Namibia Households Income and Expenditure Survey (NHIES) nationwide. The surveys kicked off on 27 April and will run until 1 April 2016. The survey will be conducted in all regions of the country and is expected to provide estimates at regional, urban and rural levels. NSA is interested in knowing where the population’s money goes and for this reason it is conducting a national survey to understand the income and expenditure patterns of the Namibian people. The information from the survey will be used to understand the socioeconomic condition of the people and will be used as indicators for planning purposes. A sample of households will be visited, chosen randomly, and the interviewers will spend two weeks, 14 days in each household, administer-

ing the questionnaire, whilst a daily record book will be handed to the household to record all the daily spending for one week, with the record book the households will also receive a digital food portion scale and a weighing scale. Mr Nelson Ashipala, the Communication Specialist, said “over the years, Erongo region has the highest refusals in terms of surveys”. NSA is pleading to all the households to try and corporate with them on this survey because it is for the benefit of the country. With regards the identify of the people who are conducting the interviews, they will be wearing t-shirts

with NSA printed on the front, left hand side of the t-shirt. The t-shirts are in three different colours, blue, green and black. The ones wearing the blue t-shirts are the Numerators, the ones in green are team supervisors and the ones in black are the regional supervisors. In raising awareness, the NSA team will be standing at street corners handing out pamphlets with details of the survey. So far they have conducted surveys in Vineta and Kramersdorf. Today they will start with the Swakopmund rural surveys, which include Mondesa, Tamariskia, and DRC. Mr Eino Shaanika said

Swakopmund Fire Brigade fully qualified

the area he would like to address the most is Ocean View and Mile 4. On Saturday, 16 May, NSA will be having a road Show with Fresh FM, for the sole purpose of raising awareness. The show will be at the Shoprite Shopping Centre. “For accurate analysis and a better representation in the region in terms of planning and decisionmaking, the NSA is pleading with all households to take part in the NHIES, for the benefit of the whole region,” Mr Shaanika concluded.

(Ltr) Mr Nelson Ashipala, Communication Specialist for NSA and Mr Eino Shaanika, NSA’s Regional Statistician for Erongo.

Court Walvis Bay Court Report Magistrate's Court

Marshallino Beukes A recent comment on namib time’s social page, alleging that the fire fighters at the Swakopmund Fire Brigade are not qualified and the matter was investigated. According to the Chief of the holiday town’s fire brigade, Adri Goosen, they are currently six fire fighters, including him and his deputy, and all of them are fully qualified. The Swakopmund fire fighters have completed their Basic Emergency Care courses, as well as

Fire Fighter One (FF1) courses, said Goosen. The majority of the volunteers, currently at the Fire Brigade, completed their FF1 course, he noted. Goosen further commented that the fact that some residents question their qualifications, is a common problem they, and also other Firefight-

ing departments in the Region, experience regularly. People should start to acknowledge and appreciate the job these men and women do for the community and stop denigrating them, is the message which was sent out.

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7 May 2015 Wilfred Uunona (30), Josua Kandengele Dilu (39), Petrus Helao Hilundwa (22) all appeared on a charge of theft and another count of trespassing. Matter is postponed to 28 October. Asser Mutumbulwa (24) appeared on a charge of theft. Matter is postponed to 10 September. Nashongo Samson Matias (23) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to commit a crime unknown to the State and another count of trespassing. Matter is postponed to 22 July. A warrant of arrest was issued for Vendelinus Shivolo (23) on a charge of robbery. Accused is at large. Menette Nases (35) appeared on a charge assault – assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. Matter is postponed to 13 May. David Nikodemus (22) appeared on a charge of murder. Matter is postponed to 30 June. Shane Koppetsch (23) and Marshall Kopppetsch (21)

appeared on a charge of drugs - dealing in cocaine. Matter is postponed to 24 June. Frans Kandume (26) appeared on a charge of assault – assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm and another charge of malicious damage to property. Matter is postponed to 13 May. Neville Tsaneb (27) appeared on a charge of theft and another charge of assault – assault with the intent to do previous bodily harm. Matter is postponed to 16 July. Salvador Maymona (38) appeared on a charge of assault – assault common read with the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act. Matter is postponed to 4 June. Norman Engelbrecht (20), Riaan Orren (21), Ebson Awaseb (42) appeared on a charge of stock-theft. Matter is postponed to 18 May. David Kevin Van Zyl (48) appeared on a charge of drugs - dealing in cocaine. Matter is postponed to 24 June.

Swakopmund Court Report Magistrate's Court 05-06 May Likius Shitaleni Lukas (40) appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm, trespassing, possession of a dangerous weapon and robbery. The matter was postponed to 4 June for fixing of trial date. The accused is on bail of N$3 000. Benedictus Weka (30) and Johannes Sondaha (28) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 11 May for trial. The accused are on bail of N$800 each. Ernest Nshimirimana (23) appeared on charges of dealing in cocaine and possession of cocaine. The matter was postponed to 21 September for further investigation. The accused is on bail of N$3 000. Fanuel Shilongo (35) appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 8 June for further investigation. The accused is on bail of N$4 000. Samuel Enkongo (31) appeared on a charge of malicious damage to property. The matter was postponed to 22 June for further investigation. The accused remains in custody. Simon Uusiku-Uusiku (25) and Timoteus Kaindume (25) appeared on a charge of theft from a motor vehicle which was properly locked. The matter was postponed to 22 July for further investigation. The accused remains in custody. Johannes Kahiwara (25) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 15 June for further investi-

gation. The accused remains in custody. Naft Mbaeva (33) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The matter was postponed to 16 September for lab results. The accused is on bail of N$4 000. Johannes Van Zyl (60) appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive blood alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 16 September for lab results. The accused is on bail of N$4 000. Pressly Jagger (20) appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 1 July for plea and trial. The accused is on bail of N$500. Quincy Gaseb (23) appeared on a charge of attempted theft. The matter was postponed to 18 May for sentence. The accused is on bail of N$1 500. John Petersen (32) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievious bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 15 June for further investigation. The accused is on bail of N$1 000. Theofelus Asino (44) appeared on a charge of possession of suspected stolen property. The matter was postponed to 26 May for further investigation. The accused remains in custody. Jason Mvula (29) appeared on charges of failure to ascertain damages and accident-failing to stop. The matter was postponed to 26 May for further investigation, The accused remains in custody.

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HARBOUR

Obtaining Fishing

Permits

Obtain a permit from the Namibian Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR) to catch fish or dive for crayfish and respect harvesting limitations. WHY? The marine resources are limited and currently some of them are overfished or over collected. It is necessary that everybody uses them wisely and carefully to secure the future harvesting needs by protecting the stock. Quantity/number of marine resources harvestable, minimum size limits of fish and crayfish that can be caught, open season etc. help to manage stocks to avoid the total disappearance of some species in our waters. Do not leave bait or fish on the beach! Either take it home or return it to the sea. This food attracts scavengers like jackals and gulls that prey on other bio-diversity. When you are back home after the holiday, it also inflates the predator population. Where can you get a license for angling, crayfish diving & bait/mussels collection?

MINISTRY OF FISHERIES AND MARINE RESOURCES

Swakopmund Office

NATMIRC/Aquarium, Strand Street Tel +264 64 410 1000 Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 17:00 Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00 - 13:00

Walvis Bay Office

Inspectorate Office, 1st Street Tel +264 64 201 6111 Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 17:00 Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00 - 13:00

Lüderitz Office

Inspectorate Office Tel +264 63 202 905 Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 17:00 Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00 - 13:00

Henties Bay Office

Inspectorate Office, at Hanganeni Fishing Project building Tel +264 64 500 320 Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 17:00 Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00 - 13:00

Windhoek Office

Brendan Simbwaye Square, Block C, C/o Uhland & Goethe Street Tel +264 61 205 3911 Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 and 14:00 - 17:00 Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00 - 13:00 Where can you get a permit for using 4x4/quad bike/motorbike in the authorised ORV zone in the dune belt between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay? MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND TOURISM

Swakopmund Office

Corner Bismarck Street and Sam Nujoma Avenue, Tel +264 64 404 576 Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 &14:00 - 17:00 Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00 - 13:00

Container Terminal - 25 Months to Go!

Governor Pays Visit a year after implementation of land reclaim project. Leandrea Louw “We are confident that we shall complete this project on time, and within the budget. We remain committed to this ideal. We fully understand the importance of this project for Namibia and will do everything in our power to ensure that we provide a product of the highest standard to the people of Namibia”. Those were the words of Mr Yan Fei Feng, Acting Project Manager of the Port of Walvis Bay new container terminal on reclaimed land by China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) during a site visit by Honourable Cleophas Matjavikua, Governor of the Erongo Region on Friday, 8 May. The site visit commenced at the CHEC offices, where the Governor was briefed on the progress of the project. It was also the first anniversary since the implementation of the land reclaim project. The entire contract was awarded to CHEC in November 2013, and the implementation of reclaimed land project started in May 2014. This project commenced on 19 May 2014 and the first major deadline is 4 February 2016 when the reclamed land is expected to be completed. The completion of the entire project is scheduled for 18 May 2017.

According to Ya Fei Feng, the project requires a substantial amount of concrete and therefore, a cement batching plant has been established. It has a laboratory site to ensure that all materials used in the production of the concrete are of the highest international standards and meet with the requirements of the contract. The two batching plants have a production output of 75 cubic metres per hour and 100 cubic metres per hour respectively. The precast yard is where all concrete elements for the project are produced. The main element of production is the so-

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Walvis Bay Office

Henrich Baumann Street Road - Number 643 Tel +264 64 205 971/2 Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 17:00 Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00h - 13:00

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called, chinesepode, a unique concrete object, used to break waves and protect the surface of the revetment area. Each one of these weigh three tonnes and 5144 such objects are required for the entire project. The precast yard has a production capacity of 30 such chinesepodes per day and this far, 891 have been concreted. The precast yard is fully operational. As far as the banks of the container terminal are concerned, the armour rock, core rock, mixed filter layer, geotextile, and crushed stone layers are almost complete. “We have achieved a

remarkable feat of reclaiming over 1 250 000 cubic metres of land. This represents a 44% completion rate. Five layers of soil pre-loading, ranging from two to more than eight metres has also been completed,” he said. For the above there is a very important stage that needed to happen, and this stage is the sandbagging and dredging phase. Sandbagging is important as it forms the perimeter of the island. This is done by creating a sandbag cofferdam, which prevents the dredging material and muddy water from overflowing during the process of reclamation. This is a very sensitive

and intricate process and is done with a fully manned construction vessels and is mainly done at night when the wave swells are at their lowest. Dredging is the process of sucking soil from the sea bottom. This is done using two types of dredging vessels with one vessel pumping the sand via a 1 400 meter pipeline to the construction area. The contract requires the construction of 524 piles for the quay. These serve as support for the quay on the sea. Each pile will be 64 metres long and will go into the sea bed for about 60 metres. The diameter of each is 1.3 Continue on page 7

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Construction site of new container terminal Continued from page 6 These can be divided in 70 on the management team, and 140 who work as seamen on the construction vessel, the sand supply vessel, the geotextile laying vessel, the special anchor boat, cutter suction dredger, the grab dredger and hopper barges. The work on these vessels are very highly specialised in marine engineering and due to the stringent timelines/ deadlines of the operations, it was necessary to bring in already trained personnel in this regard. Their work is done in shifts and the vessels operate on a 24 hour system. These workers work and live as a unit on these vessels,” he added. Mr Yan Fei Feng further says in terms of local spending, “he is happy to report that over N$100 million has been spent locally, mainly on procuring cement, stone, fuel, for vessel repairs, design, insurance and customs clearance. The contract requires that 31,8% of the total contract value be spent on local procurement over the 36 month period and they are confident that this target will be met. This essentially means that over N$1 billion will be spent on local procurement. He noted that the relationship with local sub-contractors has been cordial and mutually respectful. According to him over N$170 million has been allocated to assisting SME development. This means that CHEC

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metres. In order to obtain data such as strength, settlement, stability and so forth, various test have been conducted. The pile construction on scale will start within the next couple of weeks. The armour rock of the causeway has been completed, the geotextile, mixed filter layer, core rock and crushed stone layer of the southwest revetment has been completed, the second layer of the pre-loading segment has been completed, and two tests were successfully carried out on two bored piles. The company currently has over 120 Namibian employees on payroll. The total number of Namibians to be employed over the total duration of the project is 300, but he noted that would be in various phases of the operation. The project is in various stages and phases and each phase and stage has its own human resource equipment. I am happy to report that although most of the local workers were initially employed as general workers, some of them have now progressed to semi-skilled positions. This is mainly as a result of training opportunities to our staff. We are happy to report that training is ongoing in various forms, including in professional skills, first aid training and on the job training.” “There are about 260 Chinese people involved in this project.

would make concerted efforts to engage SME’s in providing certain goods and services. This will primarily be in the last phase of the project, when facilities construction starts. Thus far, however, various SME’s have benefited from this provision. These included those involved in the camp construction, substation construction, IT network provision and uniform production.” CHEC believes that the areas in which they operate must be better off for us having being there. “Therefore, we are currently developing a corporate social investments strategy and policy in collaboration with our PR Company. We have met with Chief Seth Kooitjie of the Topnaar Community and his council and hope to work closely with them in looking at some developmental issue on the community’s part as core of our CSI plan. An announcement in this regard will be made in due course,” he concluded. The Governor has urged Namibians to focus on two main areas, skills and technology transfer throughout the commencement of the project. “We need to tap into the Chinese, on how they do operations, especially on development. We need to learn more from their development agenda, as a town, as region and as a country.” The visit was concluded with a Catamaran ride.

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(Fltr) Deputy Mayor, Benson Uakumbua, Govenor of the Erongo Region, Cleophas Mutjavikua, Mr Gelderbloem, representative of Namport and Mr Yan Fei Feng, Acting Project Manager of the Port of Walvis Bay new container terminal

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Nicster Court woonstel brand

‘n Woonstel reg oorkant Home/Office Economics (Sam Nujoma Avenue) in Walvisbaai het oomblike gelede aan die brand geslaan, nadat kinders glo ‘n brandende kers in een van die vertrekke langs ‘n rusbank vergeet het. Maretha Bruwer Dis ‘n traumatiese ervaring vir die inwoners. Jacqueline Fredericks God se genade niemand is beseer nie en 'n groot jammerte vir hul verlies. Ons gaan hul beslis bystaan waar ons kan.

Carmen Engelbrecht My oom bly so drie tot vier woonstelle daarvandaan. Samantha Van Der Merwe Bietjie Nam nuus Carmen Engelbrecht.

Another Shack fire in Swakopmund

Brief

Lesers, ek wil graag julle mening hoor. Ek raak baie vies as ek by ‘n winkel stop en daar is mense wat bedel.

Ek sal graag almal wil help, maar dis nie vir my moontlik nie. Ek het my eie gesin waarvoor ek moet sorg, en ek kan soos my dinge nou is net die absolute nodigste koop. Of ‘studente’ wat tale swot om tourguides te word wat byvoorbeeld

N$4 000 benodig vir kursus en alreeds N$3 910 bymekaar gemaak het, en ‘n donasie vra. Ek voel nie ek het nodig om geldsake aan hulle te verduidelik nie en tog voel ek skuldig as ek met my brood en melk, op rekening gekoop, by die winkel uitkom.

Padkos vir oordenking

- destroys a woman’s belongings for the 2nd time

Early this morning, around 11:00, a shack belonging to a cleaner at Cottage Medical Hospital caught fire. Bronwynne Bigge Schmidlin I have a bed for her if someone can take it to her! Emilia Mekke Mpolongela Am very sorry for the loss Dd.

Junior Philip Swakopmund fire department is weak - no qualified fire fighter. Weak. Alex Muukua Shu!

Five years old, 21 operations and still smiling Anchen Visser Hoeveel kos die inspuitings per week, gee ons bedrae asb.

Monica Mundjindi God will bless and keep her. Nampa Hiskia God is with her.

Namibia Music Awards in crossfire VIPs only?

Last weekend marked the 5th annual Namibia Music Awards, which is one of the most prestigious events on the country’s entertainment calendar. Riana Rautenbach Really a success? Not for viewers on streaming. BIG DISSAPOINTMENT.

NAMAs se “naakte nadraai”

Die afgelope langnaweek het al die paaie weereens na Swakopmund gelei, met die grootste trekpleister wat beslis die jaarlikse Namibiese Musiektoekennings was. Polla Willers Hy weet hy mag nie met drank by sulke plekke kom nie of dronk wees nie, hoekom het hy dan nie 'n baadjie aan getrek nie as dit koud was. ..... verskoning wonder of hy nie bedoeling gehad het nie, en dit is hoekom hy uitgegooi is. Bells vir daai mediese beampte, sommer twee dubbels. Mario Punzel Boehoe - wat 'n ........... storie - altyd die onskuldige een? Bokie Groen En Goud Impossible.

Benefits Gene Eugene Nee jong ek weet nie, maar daai mediese beampte sou lankal sy voortande by my verloor het, want wie de hel is hy dat hy my moet laat strip, en nog as ek nie siek is nie, of vestaan ek verkeerd, dalk was dit 'n polies beamte en nie 'n mediese een nie. James Tromp Quinton Liebenberg jou parties is 'n vulletjie teen hierdie een my vriend!

Tots with Tins against Cancer

History was made in Walvis Bay when 29 toddlers, together with their teacher, decided to generate funds in aid of the Cancer Association of Namibia (CAN). Karin Olivier Visagie Fantastic gesture may God bless you and your little ones. Charlene Ronel Strauss Engelbrecht Well done Juffrou Cloete so trots op Busy Tots. God bless you and

every one that took part in this event. Ishantè Da Cruise This is so sweet. As ons almal ons kleintjies dit voorgaan sal dit goed wees. Well done.

Police Successful in Hunting Down More Suspected Car Thieves Lily Taylor Good work Nampol Elizna Sowden Well done! Dolla Green Baie water drink en baie bid verder vasbyt soos min. Sterkte.

Panga Gang of Four Attack Houses We at namib times were informed of two incidents that allegedly ocurred recently, where criminals, armed with pangas, targeted houses in Walvis Bay and stole what they could. Manjembelle Vanambaxu So horrible. And such a moving incident. I hope this gang will be found immediately before the situation turns

realy worse. Alex Muukua Wat die joos?

Tog is die Here gretig om julle genadig te wees en wil Hy Hom oor julle ontferm: Die Here is ‘n God wat reg laat geskied. Jesaja 30:18 Gedagte: Hoeveel keer het ons nie al die pad byster geraak en die Here uit ons lewens gesluit nie? Tog is die Vader se genade so groot dat Hy ons nog elke keer, wanneer ons om vergifnis vra, vergewe. Daar gaan ‘n dag kom dat dit te laat gaan wees om om vergifnis te smeek, dus moet ons poog om Hom in al ons weë te ken en in Sy lig te wandel.

Rise in Electricity Tariffs

NamPower will increase bulk electricity tariffs from N$1,17 to N$1,28 per kilowatt per hour (kwh) as from 1 July this year. Katrina Hatutale wrong! Alex Muukua Uh 

Kidnapping victims,” allegedly not so innocent The namib times has learnt that the same children involved in the Logan Pretorius kidnapping case have allegedly stolen another two Pittbulls recently. Beulah Pretorius Die dag gaan kom wat jy jou teen 'n muur gaan vasloop! Yolandi Lameez Melani Ek wonder waar is almal nou wat so vinger gewys het in die 1ste article. Moenie oordeel as jule nie julle feite reg het nie. Tatjana Rapp These dogs are in danger with any family. Good or bad. These poor dogs. They should just not breed with them anymore for the sake of this amasing animal. Katja Bär Glöditzsch In the ideal world, the cops would root out the scums that steal this breed of gorgeous animal. Oops I’m dreaming. Tatjana Rapp Some countries do not even allow anymore this breed. Just shows you too much cruelty with these poor animals. Ndjambi Shipo Onlangs het ek ook vier baba hondjies amper verloor, gelukkig toe vang ek die diewe maar

die polisie is nooit ernstig met die hone stelery nie, maar as dit veediestal was, want ek wou saak oopgemaak het, toe sê hulle dat ek dit moet los omdat ek het my hondjies terug gekry het. Frank Boye Like I said from the beginning. Those little kids deserved the punishment they got. Eunene Tama Eberenz Jankowski Julle! Ek het mos gesê die storie klink net nie reg van die kinders wat kamma ontvoer en aangerand is nie. En hoekom doen die polisie niks aan die saak nie? Nog honde verdwyn en hulle vou gerieflik hul handjies. Nonsens! Beulah, julle moet die hoofkommisaris kontak en die diefstalle aanmeld. Net omdat hulle kennise of familie in die polisie het, beteken dit nie hulle mag wets ongehoorsaam wees nie. Sterkte julle ons hou julle in ons gebede.

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WALVIS BAY

The group with their instructors, Samuel Yeboah and Edmund Mudumbi, standing on the right side

Students’ graduation Liesl Losper

On Friday 8 May, 60 students received their graduation certificates after completing 20 sessions over a two-month period. Samuel Yeboah (Level 1) and Edmund Mudumbi (Level2) were the instructors for this course. Jennifer Lucas, Erongo Regional Officer for Church Alliance for Orphans (Cafo), was the key motivational speaker at the ceremony. In her speech she encouraged the youth to continue enriching themselves through education. “You are the only one that can stop or limit yourself. Always remember true

satisfaction is in Education, alcohol cannot give you that. Education is the greatest equalizer and success does not have any age restriction.” Samuel Yeboah, one of the course facilitators at the WBMPC Trust, noted that they could accommodate more students, but have limited computers. The Shalom Youth Choir from Kuisebmond brought encouragement and more inspiration for the day, through their lively songs. Another surprise for the students was when one of their instructors, Edmund Mudumbi, performed one of his songs.

Photos by Liesl Losper

The past weekend saw students receiving Level 1 & 2 computer course graduation certificates at the Multi-Purpose Centre in Kuisebmond.

One of the instructors, Edmund Mudumbi, performed one of his songs

Students at the graduation of computer classes at Walvis Bay Muliti-Purpose Centre The Shalom Youth Choir from Kuisebmond

* Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Book Exchange at the Mission to Seafarers. All Welcome. * Every Tuesday: Blood clinic (NAMBTS) at Wel witschia Hospital next to indoor pool. * 13 May: MOTH monthly meeting in Shellhole at Moth Centre at 19:00. * 15 & 16 May: Skeleton Coast Rally 2015 at the Swakopmund Football Club. * 30 May: Meat Festival and Canoe Combat at the Lagoon, Walvis Bay. * 2 Junie: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Bethel Congregational Kerk. * 5 June: Erongo Health Care Clinic in Association with Cancer Association of Namibia presents The Moulin Rouge Charity Event at the Walvis Bay Town Hall at 18:00. * 10 June: M.O.T.H. AGM in Shellhole at Moth Centre at 19:00. * 26 June: Donkey Derby at Town Hall. * 26 June: Narraville Primary School Talent Show at School Hall. * 27 Junie: Huis Palms Basaar by Huis Palms Gronde 10:00. * 3 July: Narraville Primary School Mystery Walk. * 7 Julie: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Harvest Time Community Church. * 8 July: M.O.T.H. monthly meeting in Shellhole at 19:00. * 11 July: Wreath laying ceremony at M.O.T.H. Monument Usakos at 11:00. * 12 July: Delville Wood Remembrance Church Parade.

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. * 12 May: Public Lecture: “Which Nuclear Threat” (by Siegfried Eckleben) at 19h00 in the Swakopmund Museum. Donations welcome

ART EXHIBITIONS * Every Saturday: Open Air Arts Exhibition at the Mole next to Tennis courts in Swakopmund. Oil paintings - weather permitting. * Permanent Collection: Woermann Haus Gallery in Bismarck Street. Fine collection of the Swakopmund Arts Association’s “South West Masters’’ and contemporary Namibian art works. Open Mondays to Saturdays 10:00 - 12:00 and 15:00 - 17:00. * Swakopmund Museum: Open daily, including Sundays 10:00 - 17:00. * Sam Cohen Library: Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00/15:00 - 17:00 and the second Saturday per month 09:00 - 13:00. * Die Galerie, Walvis Bay: Exhibition of Namibian and South African Artists. Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 17:00. Saturday 08:30 - 12:30.

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Photo by Leandrea Louw

Governorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Site Visit to the New Container Terminal

Deputy Mayor, Benson Uakumba, Special Advisor to the Governor, Adelheid Kandjala, the Governor of the Erongo Region, Cleophas Matjavikua, and Mr Feng, Acting Project Manager of the Port of Walvis Bay new container terminal, on the catamaran riding around the new construction site, where one of the engineers of CHEC is giving them information on the operation and progress

Mr Gelderbloem, representative of Namport, looking at how workers on the construction site go about their day to day activities

Here the Governor of the Erongo Region, Cleophas Matjivikua, is shown on the map their exact location and briefed on progress made and future plans, by one of the engineers on site, along with the Special Advisor, Adelheid Kandjala, Deputy Mayor of Walvis Bay, Benson Uakumbua, Gelderbloem of Namport, and Mr Feng, Acting Project Manager of the Port of Walvis Bay new container terminal

Congregational Church Youth during the service on Mother's day

Congregational Church Youth during service on Motherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s day.

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Mr Savva sponsored Mr and Miss Walvis Bay

Leandrea Louw

In turn, Mrs Savva congratulated everyone who took part in the pageant and motivated them, that all of them are indeed winners, even though they did not received any title. The Winners, Mr and Miss Walvis Bay, JeanPierre Truter and Anna Shaapopi, each received a cash prize of N$3 000. The 1st and 2nd princes and princesses each received a cash prize of N$1 000, and each participant also received

(Fltr) Mrs Savva, with Mr Walvis Bay, Jean-Pierre Truter, Miss Walvis Bay, Anna Shaapopi and Mr Savva

Photo by Leandrea Louw

On Thursday night, Mr Savva handed over the sponsorship he pledged to the Mr and Miss Walvis Bay during a ceremony at Atlantic Hotel.

Mr and Mrs Savva with Nikita Melani, one of the organisers of Mr & Miss Walvis Bay, and all the winners and contestants of the beuty pageant

an extra N$500 for taking part in the event. Mr. Savva, the biggest sponsor of the event, contributed N$22 000.

Dis ‘n waatlemoen met trots Liesl Losper

Mnr. Wallis February of soos almal hom ken, Febs het die namib times gekontak om saam in sy trots te deel - ‘n groot Makataan, of wilde waatlemoen wat hy by sy huis in Narraville gekweek het. warm nagte. Febs moes sy kragte redelik inspan om die waatlemoen te kan optel vir ‘n foto. “Ek speel vir hulle gospel musiek, en dis hoekom hulle so groot is” lag Febs trots. Hy kom van ‘n plaas in die boland, by Wellington, en noem hy dat hy daarvan hou om goeters te plant. Febs is van beroep ‘n chef en doen hy ook spyseniering.

Chanel Taljaard se verjaardsdag!

Foto deur Coenita de Bairos

Fotos deur Liesl Losper

Febs vertel dat hy en sy vrou van die pitte van die vrug uit die suide (Schlip) gebring het en hulle dit sommer maar net voor sy huis gestrooi het. Vir ‘n wyle was hulle in Suid-Afrika, en met hul terugkoms het hulle die waatlemoenranke kom kry, wat al begin vrug maak het. Die tipe waatlemoen floreeeer met baie sonlig deur die dag en met

Febs by sy groot Makataan, of wilde waatlemoen wat hy by sy huis in Narraville gekweek het

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N O T I C E S

12 MAY 2015

REZONING APPLICATION WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME REZONING: Single Residential to General Residential 1 LOCATION: Erf 1484 Corner of Moses Garoeb Street and Fifteenth Road TOWNSHIP: Walvis Bay In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to rezone erf 1484 from Single Residential with a density of 1/500m2 to General Residential 1 with a density of 1/150m2 Plans may be inspected/particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Room 101, Civic Centre, Walvis Bay, Nangolo Mbumba Drive. 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 2 June 2015. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Bruce Stewart, Town Planner, P O Box 2095, Walvis Bay. (064) 280772

WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Bed & Breakfast ON ERF: 134 TOWNSHIP: Lagoon STREET: 17 Paul Vincent Street. In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that we, undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish a Bed and Breakfast on the site. Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 106D, Civic Centre. Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager; Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and undersigned, in writing, not later than 2 June 2015 NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Ambrosius and Selma Iipinge, 134, 17 Paul Vincent Street, Lagoon, Walvis Bay

WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME

CONSENT: Service Station (Fuel Wholesale Facility) ON ERF NO: 3068 TOWNSHIP: Narraville STREET: 11 Kalahari Street In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that we, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to construct and operate a Service Station (Fuel Wholesale Facility) on Erf 3068. Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 106 D, Civic Centre, Walvis Bay. 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 26 May 2015. NAME AND ADDRESS: APPLICANT(S): Epitome Holdings (Pty) Ltd., PO Box 8430, Narraville

VACANCY : BOOKKEEPER We are looking for a trustworthy and hard working person for above vacancy. Key performance: · Related general office and administration duties · Pastel knowledge · Bookkeeping - up to and including trial balance · Salaries, VAT returns, orders, etc Requirements: · Solid references · Drivers licence and own transport · Work overtime if necessary and under pressure · At least 5 years working experience in accounting field · Namibian citizen · Good communication skills with clients and office personnel Short listed candidates will be interviewed and finer details can be discussed in interview. Email CV's to : lagoonch@mweb.com.na or drop CV off at reception of Lagoon Chalets, Meersig, Walvis Bay

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VACANCIES VACANCIES VACANCIES A. van der Walt Transport TEL: (064) 415700, FAX: (064) 415101 C/o Einstein & Edison Str, Industrial Area, Swakopmund

VACANCY: DIESEL MECHANIC SWAKOPMUND REQUIREMENTS: · Service, maintenance and repairing of trucks (Freightliners/lnternationals/Trailers) . Troubleshooting experience on Engine and drive train of trucks . Fault finding diagnoses - electronic system on trucks . Overhaul of engine and transmission . Recondition and replace parts . Performing general activities · Diesel mechanic diploma / minimum 5 years experience . Valid drivers license Salary Negotiable Please forward CV to hr@avdwtrp.com or Fax to 064 415 701 Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Should you not receive any response within 72 hours please consider your application as unsuccessful.

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VACANCY: GTO PRINTER REQUIRED SKILLS: Experienced Printer. Must work independently and under pressure Must be willing to work overtime if necessary. Must have a good knowledge of a GTO Press. Submit Letter of application and CV Tel: 064 - 205854 - Walvis Bay e-mail: moya@namibtimes.net

VACANCY The Swakopmund Hotel & Entertainment Centre, being an equal opportunity employer, has an external vacancy for:

CASINO CASHIER REQUIREMENTS: · Previous experience in a similar position · Grade 12 Certificate or equivalent qualifications · Must be able to work shifts · Namibian citizen or permanent resident · Fluency in English · Good Communication & People skills MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES: * Have a knowledge of different chips and be accurate on value of chips according to procedure * Read and handle cash accurately * Have full knowledge of different types of credit cards & their uses * Keep forgery information in mind when working with foreign currency and refer to a senior when the conversion is done * Fully understand the transactions conducted at tables & their effect on the cash desk and checking completed relevant paperwork * Assist laying out cash & chips at close of business & agree on final figures- complete the reconciliation sheet & balance with the guidance of the Cashier Supervisor If you are interested in applying for this position, please draft a letter of application and send it together with your curriculum vitae to: The Personnel Manager, Swakopmund Hotel & Entertainment Centre P O Box 616, Swakopmund or Fax: 064 4105360 or swakpers@legacyhotels.co.za Opening date for applications: Closing date for applications:

12 May 2015 22 May 2015

Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. No personal documents will be returned.

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SEA FRONT FLAT FOR SALE: 2 Bedroom ground floor flat at Maritim for sale. Contact: 081 169 2247 HOUSE FOR SALE Bargain Swakopmund Vogelstrand: Just move in. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms Double garage. 3 Minutes from the beach N$2 350 000.00 Contact: 081 251 7166 FOR SALE: Beautiful 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom double storey flat with tandem garage for private sale in central Swakopmund for N$1,600,000.Cell: 081 2564947 FOR SALE Swakopmund River plot: 5.9ha plot with 11 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, indoor swimming pool, entrance area, outdoor swimming pool, workshop, store room, borehole, furniture and machines also included in the selling price. N$4.5 Mil. Contact: 081 673 2664 FALCON REAL ESTATES: Erf for sale Ocean View Ext 22 Size at 618sqm. Price - N$615 000.00 Langstrand: 2 Newly built sectional titles with equality finishes. 3 Bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, open plan kitchen/lounge with separate scullery. BIC and BIS with outside braai. registered in CC. Priced at N$1 950 000.00 Langstrand: 2 Plot and plan free standing houses for sale. N$1 950 000.00 Triple story house for sale: Sectional title. Fully furnished to the value of N$500 000. 3 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. Kitchen with separate scullery. 2 Balconies with sea view. Top floor entertainment area, inside braai. 2 x Double garages. Priced at N$3 500 000 Contact us should you wish to buy or sell property. Neville : 081 250 4808 Shamelle : 081 4788 499 Email: falconrei@iway.na

SOLD BY DIANA ROSSMUND GOLF ESTATE 2 Bedrooms/1 bathroom double storey townhouse 2 garages. N$ 1 800 000,00 2 Bedrooms/2 bathrooms double storey townhouse 1 garage. N$ 1 995 000,00 DIANA - 081 748 0001

Private sale Swakopmund Near new Private School Newly build house will be ready by end of June 2015 Erf 578 Sqm ;House176 sqm; garage 47.8 sqm Three bedroom house, rooms 4 x 4.4 meter Main bedroom 4m x 4,7m with sliding door to enclosed courtyard Main bathroom ensuite with corner bath, big shower, two hand wash basins and toilette Guest toilette and toilette at back of house for gardener Guest bathroom 2,7m x 3,9m with bath, shower, toilette and hand washbasin Open plan living/kitchen with build in braai Separate scullery Enclosed courtyard 21 Sqm with sliding doors from living, and main bedroom Double garage 6 x 7meter Alarm system Selling for N$ 1,85 milj Call 081 128 4612 or 081 691 1368 TO RENT: Situated on 31 Avis Road Swiss Chalets offer fully equiped rooms, free wifi & 24 hours security Mini conference also available. Contact: 061 305 551 081 433 3185 E-mail: swiss.chalets@iway.na TO RENT: Bachelor room in Kuisebmond, new NHE Extension, Erf no 5368 N$ 3 100.00 p/m W/E incl. Contact: 081 658 8889 081 662 2836 Swakopmund 138sqm warehouse industrial area to rent for N$4,700.- excl VAT. Cell: 081 2564947 TO LET : Newly renovated 3 bedroom house in Walvis Bay. 1 bathroom, 1 garage, big yard. N$7 200-00 p/m W/E excl. Available 1 June 2015 Contact : Jan @ 081 237 8297

Mondesa TO LET Oletweni 2 Bedr house, bathr, kitchen N$3000.00 W/L Incl 2 Bedr house, 2 bathr, lounge, kitchen (bic) in all rooms, (bic) in kitchen boundary wall with gate N$5000.00 W/Incl JABULANI Bachelor flat N$2300.00 W/L Incl pref. one person. ALL DEPOSITS REQUIRED FOR SALE OMULONDO 2 Bedr house, bathr, lounge, kitchen N$480 000.00 serious buyer MAHETAGO Double storey complex ideal for rental investments or self catering or B&B establishment guaranteed. income of up to N$19 500pm consist of main house with 4 units of 2 Bedr each N$1.650mil TAMARISKIA Cottage Village: flat 2 Bedr, 2 bathr, open plan kitchen, garage. N$850 000.00 VINETA CENTRAL 3 Bedr house, 2 bathr, lounge, kitchen dining room, single garage with bachelor flat N$1.630mil OCEAN VIEW (Brand new): 3 Bed house, 2 bathr, lounge, kitchen, dining room, single garage (remote door) N$1.9mil negotiable ARANDIS Town Houses: Newly build 2 bedr houses at 60m² exclusive parking N$445 000.00 WINDHOEK: To Let Town House Peneyambeko Court Khomasdal 28 Stylish and neat 3 Bedr, 2 bathr, lounge, kitchen, double garage. Main bedr side by side walk in closet wooden floor. Kitchen with island stove, eye level oven. secure complex fence electrified, high walls N$14 000.00 neg Tel: 064 402 112 fax: 064 403 396 Matty: 081 244 6995 www.mnkpropertiesnamibia.com

TO RENT: Narraville, 21 Lark Street Bachelor flat, no garage N$ 1 800.00 p/m W/E incl. Strictly one person only. Deposit N$ 500.00 Available end May Contact: 081 442 8436 081 250 8702

Capricorn Estates TO LET SWAKOPMUND CUTE ONE BEDROOMED FLAT,LOUNGE,KITCHE NETTE, BATHROOM,GARAGE, PREPAID ELECT,COMPLEX HAS A POOL,GYMM AND LAUNDRETTE ,24 HR SECURITY AND 50 m FROM SEA. RENTAL : N$ 4500.00 pm TO LET CENTRAL ! 2 BED/ROOM,2 BATH,OPEN PLAN, FULLY FURNISHED,1 GARAGE, NEAR BEACH N$ 8500 pm TO LET OMARURU ! ! LARGE FAMILY HOME ! 4 BEDROOMS,3 BATHROOMS,O/PLAN, 2 GARAGES, CENTRAL LARGE ERF, N$12,800. pm FOR SALE TOWN CENTER 200m FROM SEA,2 BED/RM,2 BATH,OPEN PLAN, FULLY FURNISHED,1 GARAGE, EXCELLENT INVESTMENT ! N$ 1.4 mil VINETA EXT 23 NEAR PRO-ED SCHOOL,WELL DESIGNED,3 B/ROOMS,3 BATH ROOMS,GUEST TOILET,3 GARAGES,INDOOR BRAAI,OPEN PLAN WITH HIDDEN KITCHEN AND SCULLERY AND SECLUDED COURT YARD. PRICE N$ 1.95 mil Jp van der Walt Capricorn Estates 081 127 2736

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Plot and plan sale Plot 600m2 Big spacious house, 235m2 Beautiful sea view near Mile 4. 3 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 Garages Open plan Lounge kitchen and scullery Additional Braai area Price:1.89milj House in CC. Contact: 081 127 6049

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TO LET HOUSES Hermis 3 bedr, 2 bathrooms, double garage and bachelor flat, on a subdivided erf. For N$ 8500.00 5 bedr, luxury house lagoon area, 3 bathrooms, kitchen, lounge, tv room, family room, dining room, scullery, heated towel rails, irrigation system, alarm, wifi and tv connection in all rooms N$ 22000.00pm water and lights excluded. 3 bedr house in Fairways for N$ 10 200.00 pm Fully furnished 3 bedr house in Fairways N$ 14300.00 Fully furnished 3 bedr house Long beach for N$ 11 000.00 Contact Roelien at 081 473 7325 or Lana at 081 350 1827 or our office 064 280 600

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TO LET Walvis Bay - Central –3 bedr townhouse, 2 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, 1 garage. N$7251 - Central – 3 bedr. Townhouse, 2 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, double garage. N$8890 - Meersig – 3 bedr house, 2 bathr, kitchen/lounge, double garage. N$11 750.00 - Meersig – 3 beroom house, 2 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, double garage. N$11 150.00 - Fairway – 3 bedr, 2 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, double garage. N$10 000 - Fairway – 3 bedr, 2 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, double garage. N$11 000 - Meersig – Beautiful fully furnished house, 4 bedr, 3 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, double garage, 2 x 1 bedr flats. N$25 500.00 - Meersig – Townhouse - 2 bedr, 1 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, single garage. N$5500 - Lagoon – 1 bedroom flat, 1 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, 1 garage. N$4400 - Hermis –2 bedr flat, 1 bathr open plan kitchen / lounge. N$5500.00 - Hermis 1 bedr flat, 1 bathr open plan kitchen / lounge. N$4000

FOR SALE BY OWNER MEERSIG – 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, 2 BATHROOM, LOUNGE, KITCHEN, INDOOR BBQ, DOUBLE GARAGE & 2 BEDROOM FLAT, INDOOR BBQ – N$ 1,880,000 MEERSIG- 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, 2 BATHROOM, LOUNGE, OPEN PLAN KITCHEN, INDOOR BBQ, DOUBLE GARAGE & 3 BEDROOM FLAT WITH INDOOR BBQ & DOUBLE GARAGE – N$2,185,000 MEERSIG – TWO DWELLINGS ON ONE ERF. HUGE 1 BEDROOM, BATHROOM, KITCHEN, LOUNGE, INDOOR BBQ, SINGLE GARAGE & 2 BEDROOM, KITCHEN, LOUNGE, SINGLE GARAGE. N$ 1,400,000 MEERSIG – HUGE 5 BEDROOM HOUSE,4 BATHROOM, KITCHEN, LOUNGE, TV ROOM, SCULLERY, 2 DOUBLE GARAGES, STAFF ROOM WITH OWN SHOWER / TOILET, BIG GARDEN AREA ERF OF 2058 SQM. ENDLESS POTENTIAL. – N$ 3,650,00 HERMES – 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, 2 BATHROOM KITCHEN, LOUNGE INDOOR BBQ, DOUBLE GARAGE – N$ 1,200,000 OMARURU WILDLIFE ESTATE – 1 PLOT – N$ 1,250,000 HENTIESBAY – ERF CLOSE TO SEA FRONT – N$ 900,000 DOLPHIN BEACH – 3 BEDROOM UNIT, OPEN PLAN KITCHEN / LOUNGE, 2 BATHROOM, GUEST TOILET, INDOOR BBQ, DOUBLE GARAGE. – N$ 2,250,000 CONTACT 081 609 4211/081 124 6722/081 272 9733 NO AGENTS PLEASE

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FOR SALE: Warehouse for sale (private) 331m², Near Build it in Swakopmund, registered in a CC. N$1.6 million (neg). Contact Divan: 081 383 2924 FINE & COUNTRY Walvis Bay To Let - CBD WVB Show room / office ± 240m² N$ 26 000.00 p/m Available 1 June Office Space - WVB Close to Indongo Toyota N$ 16 000.00 Available Mid June TO LET / FOR SALE Longbeach 2 bedroom unit, 2 bathrooms, double garage To Let N$ 6 600.00 p/m For sale: N$1 350 mil For sale: Sole Mandate 3 bedroom house, 2 bathrooms, double garage N$ 1 295 000.00 Contact Hannelie: 081 124 2292 TO RENT: Townhouse, Bay Manor Complex, Walvis Bay. 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom + extra toilet, double garage. N$ 13 000.00 p/m Plus deposit. W/E excl. Available 1 June Contact: 081 284 3392 SELLING YOUR HOME?? Get the price you want. No negotiating with buyers. No agent commissions. RENTING YOUR HOME?? Get the price you want. No negotiating with tenants. No agent commissions. Contact: 081 673 2664 WANTED: Looking for a two bedroom flat / house for rent in Walvis Bay (Town or Narraville). N$ 3 000.00 N$ 4 500.00 p/m W/E incl. Pets allowed. Contact: 081 230 9725 081 492 8163

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TO RENT: Fairways Estate, Near Tourism Centre 2x Bachelor flat, alarm system 1x garage Secure parking Built in cupboards, bedroom + kitchen. Water incl. Pre-paid electricity. N$ 3 500.00 p/m + deposit negotiable Contact: 081 369 1444 081 246 5411 TO LET: 2 bedrooms, garage, BIC, open plan kitchen W/E incl. Close to Municipality in town. N$ 6 000.00 p/m Deposit payable. Available 1 June Contact: 081 279 3178

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Office / showroom Industrial Area for N$ 7250.00 pm. Water and alarm included. Warehouse in light industrial 575m² for N$ 32600.00 pm De Waterkant office space for N$ 4800.00 pm De Waterkant office space for N$ 5720.00 Warehouse 600m² for N$ 32600.00 Warehouse 840m² for N$ 45643.00. Contact Roelien at 081 473 7325 or Lana at 081 350 1827 or office at 064 280 600

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EMMA NONGOLO KAMATOTO PROPERTIES To Let - Walvis Bay Meersig - 1 bedroom with toilet and shower W/E incl N$ 2 800.0 p/m negotiable Garage optional Hermes - 2 bedroom flat, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, lounge, water incl, pre paid electricity N$ 5 500.00 p/m Long Beach - 3 bedroom fully furnished house, 2 bathrooms, open plan kitchen, guest toilet, double garage, wooden deck N$ 9 000.00 p/m Long Beach - 2 bedroom fully furnished apartment, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, lounge, tanderm garage N$ 7 000.00 p/m (neg) Meersig - 4 bedroom house, 3 bathrooms, tv room, big lounge, double garage plus a flat N$ 12 000.00 p/m N$ 2.2 mil for sale Contact Emma: 081 122 8067

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FOR SALE: BEST PROPERTY PRICES IN TOWN!!! Longbeach – Lalandi Complex Spacious bachelor flat with single garage. Stone throw away from the ocean. Suitable for holiday accommodation rent out furnished @ N$900 per day Potential rental income of N$4,500 per month unfurnished N$720,000 Longbeach Fully furnished 3 bedroom, bathroom townhouse with indoor braai and double garage. Stone throw away from the ocean. Suitable for holiday accommodation rent out furnished @ N$1,500 per day Potential rental income of N$10,000 per month unfurnished N$1,375,000 (furniture included) Dolphin Beach Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom double storey townhouse with double garage. Stunning sea view. Suitable for holiday accommodation rent out furnished @ N$1,500 per day. Potential rental income of N$10,000 per month unfurnished N$1,375,000 Dolphin Beach Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom double storey townhouse with double garage. Stunning sea view. Suitable for holiday accommodation rent out furnished @ N$1,500 per day Potential rental income of N$10,000 per month unfurnished N$1,420,000 SWAKOPMUND PROPERTIES: Mondesa – Mondi Haven Complex Very neat and secure 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom townhouse with open plan kitchen/lounge. Single garage. Private enclosed courtyard with high boundary walls. Potential rental income of N$6,000 per month unfurnished N$630,000 Mondesa – Olitweni Stunning and neat 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom free standing house with open plan kitchen/lounge. Single garage. Big yard with boundary walls - room for expansion Potential rental income of N$7,000 per month unfurnished N$780,000 Tamariskia – Pelican Village Very neat and modern 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom townhouse in secure complex. Single garage. Small courtyard. Potential rental income of N$7,000 per month unfurnished N$950,000 Kramerdorf Spacious and modern newly built 3 bedroom, 3 ensuite bathroom freestanding house. Open patio and stunning view over the dunes. 3 Automated garages and 6 carports. N$3,380,000 Contact one of our agents: Michelle Muller @ 081 564 9600 Mariette Beuthin @ 081 146 3770 Ellied Investments (PTY) Ltd

Ocean View Absolute stunning, modern and luxurious 5 bedroom, 5 ensuite bathroom freestanding house. Indoor entertainment area. Heated swimming pool. 6 Garages and 3 carports. PLUS 2 bedroom flat with single garage (potential rental income of N$7,000 p/m) N$6,345,000 Vogelstrand Newly built spacious, modern and luxurious 5 bedroom, 5 ensuite bathroom double storey freestanding house. Designer kitchen with separate laundry and scullery. Outdoor entertainment area and braai. Sea view. 2 Garages and 6 carports. PLUS 2 bedroom flat with own yard and single garage (potential rental income of N$7,000 p/m) N$6,345,000 AVAILABLE PLOTS FOR SALE: OCEAN VIEW: 734m² – N$740,000 (Ocean View Ext 23) 823m2 – N$940,000 (Ocean View Ext 15) 875m² – N$1,058,000 - Corner Plot - Ocean View 875m² – N$1,058,000 - Corner Plot - Ocean View 987m² – N$1,370,000 - Corner Plot - Ocean View KRAMERSDORF: 850m² – N$856,000 850m² – N$856,000 950m² – N$956,000 875m² – N$1,270,000 1066m² – N$1,173,000 – corner erf facing the dunes and the sea 1300m² – N$1,428,000 (2 x adjacent plots) 1500m² – N$2,644,000 (2 x adjacent plots) Tamariskia – Extension 3 Plot and approved plans for very modern and spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom freestanding house. Tandem garage. Pot size – 600m2 House size – 127m2 N$1,300,000 Tamariskia – Maison del la Mer Beautiful and modern 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom freestanding house. Tandem garage. Beautiful garden. Potential rental income of N$10,000 per month unfurnished N$1,480,000 Tamariskia Various affordable plot and plans available! Prices ranging between: N$680,000 and N$1,300,000 Tamariskia – Extension 3 – TUTUNGENI DEVELOMENT Various affordable plot and plans available in this exclusive development!! Choose your plot and let us built your ideal dream home @ between N$4,500 and N$5,500 per square meter! Plot sizes between 618m2 – 892m2 Prices for plots ranging between: N$407,880 till N$588,720 Mile 4 – The Dunes Complex Double storey luxurious 3 bedroom, 2,5 bathroom townhouse in secure complex with indoor braai. Double garage. Suitable for holiday accommodation rent out furnished @ N$1,500 per day. Potential rental income of N$10,000 per month unfurnished N$1,270,000 – CC REGISTERED Mile 4 – For Shores Complex Double storey luxurious 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom townhouse in secure complex with indoor braai. Double garage Suitable for holiday accommodation rent out furnished @ N$1,500 per day. Potential rental income of N$10,000 per month unfurnished N$1,745,000 – CC REGISTERED Vineta Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom freestanding house with double garage. Spacious 1200m2 yard – lots of room for expansion. Potential rental income of N$10,000 per month unfurnished N$1,690,000 Contact one of our agents: Michelle Muller @ 081 564 9600 Mariette Beuthin @ 081 146 3770 Ellied Investments (PTY) Ltd

Vineta Neat and spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom freestanding house with small entertainment area. Double garage. PLUS 2 Bedroom flat with single garage. (Potential rental income of N$7,000 per month) Potential rental income of N$12,000 per month unfurnished N$2,327,000 Ocean View – Birds View Complex Single storey spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom townhouse in secure complex with indoor and outdoor braai. Corner unit with beautiful garden and double garage. Potential rental income of N$10,000 per month unfurnished N$1,710,000 – CC REGISTERED Ocean View – Various newly built 3 and 4 bedroom houses available! Potential rental income of N$10,000 per month – N$18,000 per month unfurnished Prices ranging between :N$1,660,000 till N$2,200,000 Vogelstrand – Ruby Court Complex Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom townhouse in secure complex with indoor braai. Small courtyard beautiful garden and double garage. Potential rental income of N$10,000 per month unfurnished N$1,500,000 – CC REGISTERED Vogelstrand Spacious 3 bedroom, 3 ensuite bathroom double story house with indoor braai area. Spacious yard and playground for children Potential rental income of N$16,000 per month unfurnished N$2,855,000 Contact one of our agents: Michelle Muller @ 081 564 9600 Mariette Beuthin @ 081 146 3770 Ellied Investments (PTY) Ltd

WANTED GESOEK OM TE KOOP: Ek soek 2de handse deepfreezer in goeie toestand plus 1 groot kombuis tafel. Kontak: 081 224 6122 Are you out of CASH CASH CASH???? Then look no further, bring your Gold or Silver to us and we will give you instant cash on the spot. We buy Gold & Silver Jewelry, Gold & Silver Coins and Diamonds. We operate in Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, Henties Bay and Arandis. Contact me on 081 344 3794 081 315 9178

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Experienced Nanny Wanted – Walvis Bay We are a professional couple looking for a caring, responsible and experienced nanny to care for our three-yearold son. You will be a single, emotionally mature Namibian citizen, aged between 25 and 35 who is proficient in English with at least three years' experience in nannying, child care or au pair work. You must love children and be reliable, trustworthy, punctual and well presented. You will be required to work weekdays from Monday to Friday from 08h00 to 17h00 (school holidays) and from 11h00 to 17h00 during school days with occasional evenings/weekends for which you will be paid accordingly. We are a nonsmoking household and would prefer a person with sober habits (non-smoker and non-drinker). Flexibility, adaptability, ability to multitask, good judgmental skills, stress tolerance and high energy level are key competencies that we are looking for in the ideal nanny. Your responsibilities will include: ·Preparing meals and snacks ·Putting the child down for naps ·Washing and drying clothes as required ·Bathing the child ·Playing with the child and taking him for walks ·Reading to the child ·Some cleaning and general housekeeping duties You will need proven child care experience with official references and be willing and able to travel with the family if and when required. A driver's license and own transport will be an added advantage. A Certificate in Child Care & Development or similar qualification will also be highly regarded. Please email a detailed current CV with details of your previous nanny/au pair experience, a covering letter and written references to nannywbay@gmail.com Shortlisted candidates will be contacted by 30 May 2015 for an interview

VACANCY PAYROLL PROCESSORS IN WALVIS BAY LMJ2 Payroll Consulting CC is seeking for two payroll processors to join our dynamic team. REQUIREMENTS: Must have Grade 12 with accounting as subject. Qualifications in bookkeeping will be an added advantage. Must be computer literate with a sound knowledge of MS Office, specifically Excel Must be willing to work overtime and weekends during processing week. Must be willing to undergo training in: Pastel Payroll and Pastel Accounting programs Income Tax Act Labour Law and Regulations Must be well conversant in English and Afrikaans, German will be of advantage. Must be accurate, responsible, honest, reliable and trustworthy. Must be a Namibian citizen. Must have a Code BE driver's license. CV's and Resumes can be e-mailed to: jeanine@iway.na Closing date: 15 May 2015

ENGEN ONE STOP USAKOS Security Guards (3) Function and Duties Protect property and lives by patrolling the area Monitor entrance of property through surveillance Guard against theft and maintain security Respond to alarms and calls of distress Stop suspicious individuals and ask for identification Use walkie - talkies or pagers and cell phones to stay in contact with security personnel Attend to clients in the night by providing information Apprehend criminals and evict violators Prevent passage of prohibited articles into restricted areas Check purses, pockets and bags for suspicious items. Required Qualifications Grade 10 or 12 2 years experience in security services Call: 081 128 8150

Opsoek na ‘n betroubare Nanny wat 4 ure elke dag na my kind kan kyk. ‘n Voertuig sal voorsien word aan die persoon. Betaal tussen N$4 000 en N$5 000 per maand. Die persoon moet verkieslik in Swakopmund bly en ‘n bestuurderslisensie hê asook ondervinding met kleuters. Epos CV`s asb na: nannywantedswakop mund@gmail.com VACANCY: Car guards wanted in Walvis Bay Contact: 081 837 0389

GESOEK: Walvisbaai Op soek na ‘n persoon wat kan help by ‘n dagsorg. Moet met kinders kan werk. Verwysings word vereis. Skakel: 081 274 5644

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Miniature German Schnauzer puppies 7 weeks old and looking for a lovable home. 4 females and 3 males. We are vaccinated and comes with a puppy starter pack from vet N$2500.00 Contact: 081 455 8863 081 407 3525

HOUSEHOLD/ FURNITURE THIS 'N THAT We buy and sell second hand & new furniture and household appliances. We offer good money on qaulity. Sam Nujoma Town Sqaure. La Paloma Building Walvis Bay. Els 081 255 5809 Lawrence 081 324 1285

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2012 Toyota Fortuner, Petrol, 4x4, Automatic, 30,000Km. Perfect Condition, extra bull bar and two spare wheels, one brand new

N$ 400,000.00 Tel: 081 240 7966

LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Stoet dorper koeie N$750 Boerbokke N$560 Bonsmara verse dragtig N$5800 Stoet wit dorper rame N$1500 Contact: 081 254 9619 FOR SALE: 3x Standard size office desk Oak finish. Good condition. N$750.00each 1x Lot of shower panels new N$450.00 the lot 1x Yokohama tyres 225/80/15 new N$450.00 6x Fishing rods various sizes good condition N$250.00each 5x Large Umbrellas green in colour N$250.00each 32x Neon lights 3,4,5 foot brand new with bulbs N$150.00each 2x Good year wrangler tires 235/65/17 it has 60% tread N$450.00each 1x Sony MVC-FD92 Digital still-movie camera with case & accessories N$650.00 2x Defy 600 SSU stainless steel oven, HUB & extractor fan N$1850.00 each just like new Plumbing and building suppliers at 50% discount. Contact: 081 567 4522

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Maid Services We at your service: � Full Maids � Part time Maids � Once off Maids Full Maid (Monthly Fee) Full Maid domestic cleaning per month N$ 2436.00 Full maid office cleaning per month N$ 2836.00 Part Time Maid (Monthly Fee) 1 day per week (4 days per month) N$ 660.00 2 days per week (8 days per month) N$ 1450.00 Once off Maid Per day N$ 250.00 Call or e-mail for more information coastaldialamaid@ gmail.com TRADITIONAL DOCTOR DR CHISALE “The Old Man” From Malawi Specializing in various problems and diseases... Lost lovers to come back within 4 days Protection of houses and bodies from witchcraft Removal of any type of bad luck Complicated court cases Binding your lover, to be yours only Boosting your business Passing examinations Promotion at work Win big contracts Not to be asked to pay debts or accounts To become pregnant To have more power during sex All types of diseases To become pregnant and many more Come and see wonderful miracles happening in your life and you will never regret Phone Doctor Chisalo “The Old man” 081 726 2834 Carpet/Upholstery Cleaning For effective cleaning please call Lida Coastal Hygiene for a free quote The Chem-Dry method: Stays clean longer, Dry Faster, Healthier, No bad odours Treat your carpets! Please book to avoid disappointment. Tel 064 209 292 E-mail: admin2@lida.com.na

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NOTICE Notice of Intent to sell to defray expenses incurred. Final notice is hereby given to Ricardo, of Dolfyn Bar Kuisebmond, that should the payment and collection of Honda motorcycle not occur ,on or before Mid day on Thursday 14 May 2015 the said motorcycle will be sold to cover storage and repair costs involved. Order of Management. JBC 0812691621

Die West Coast Sharks het die naweek op hulle tuisveld, die SFC, teen die Jaguars van Windhoek gespeel. Die West Coast Sharks het in hulle nuwe truie gespeel. Albei spanne was ernstig en lus vir rugby toe die beginfluitjie om 14:00 geblaas het. Die wedstryd het egter maar stadig begin, met die West Coast Sharks wat die eerste punte op die bord gesit het met 'n onderskepdrie deur die buitesenter, Jaco-Martin Venter. Hy het ook sy eie drie verdoel om die telling 7 - 0 te maak. Kort voor rustyd het die West Coast Sharks weer deur die Jaguars se verdediging gebreek en 'n drie is aangeteken deur die flank, Martin Barnard. Jaco Martin het die bal suksesvol deur die pale gesit en die rustyd telling was 14 - 0 , in die guns van die West Coast Sharks. Die tweede helfte het vir die West Coast Sharks nie so goed verloop nie. Dit was deels te wyte aan 3 geelkaarte en 1 rooikaart. Baie het die geldigheid van die kaarte bevraagteken. Die West Coast Sharks het egter in weerwil van die terugslae nog twee

drieë gaan druk. Jaco-Martin Venter en die heelagter, Elroy Hammerslacth, het albei agter die doellyn gaan kuier. Die doelskoppe was ook suksesvol. Jaguars het ook 'n drie gedruk in die tweede helfte en dit doelskop oor gesit. Hulle het net voor die eindfluitjie ‘n strafskop gekry, amper voor die pale, en dit oorgeskop. Die eindtelling was 28 -10 in die guns van die West Coast Sharks. Martin Barnard is ook as speler van die wedstryd aangewys vir die Swakopmundspan. Die West Coast Sharks het hulle borge en ondersteuners wat by die wedstryd was, bedank en gesê hulle hoop om almal weer te sien by die volgende tuiswedstryd op 6 Junie. Die span het ook almal wat belangstel om deel te raak van die West Coast Sharks genooi om Maandae tot Donderdae om 18:00 by die SFC sportgronde te wees, of vir Winton van der Westhuizen te kontak, by 081 244 4441.

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Due to the holiday on Thursday 14 May 2015 our closing times for adverts are as follows: Colour adverts & bookings: Tuesday before 12:00 or Wednesday latest 09:00 Black & white adverts: Wednesday till 17:00

Get your life back

Alcoholics Anonymous meets every Monday at 18:30 at the Roman Catholic Church Swakopmund. Al Anon meetings for the family of alcoholics are run at the same time.

Your Coastal contact: 081 233 2525

Get your life back Narcotics Anonymous meets every Thursday at 18:30 at the Roman Catholic Church Swakopmund. Your Coastal contact: 081 233 2525

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EHB T20 League Kicks off

The EBH T20 League kicked off on Saturday where the EBH 1 XI drew 1 first blood by beating LHU !Nara Girls by a huge margin.

LHU !Nara Girls

LHU !Nara Girls won the toss and chose to field. EBH 1 made good use of scoring maximum bonus points batting first, with a massive 241 in their allotted 20 overs, bowling out their opponents for an impresive score of 46/all out in 14.2 overs. In the 2nd scheduled match, EBH Development will earn maximum points for the W/O results against Swakopmund Strikers. The next games will take place over the weekend of 15,16 and 17 May, as follows: Friday: NDF vs LHU !Nara Girls, 13 :00 Saturday: NDF vs EBH Development, 09:00 Exact Construction vs EBH 1, 13:00 Sunday: Exact Construction vs NDF, 09:00

Bank Windhoek Corporate Bowls League

Over the weekend, the Bank Windhoek Corporate Bowls League came to an end with Coastal Couriers crowned the new champions after a nail-biting match against FNB Swakopmund. All teams enjoyed the five weeks of competitions and the laughter and shouts on the green could attest to this. The final positions are: 1. Coastal Couriers, 2. Ebowla; 3. FNB Swakopmund; 4. Namib Kitchen; 5. Langer Heinrich 2; 6. Tranawa, 7. Financial Consultants 1; 8. Karibib Mining 2; 10. Husab Mining; 11. Prestige Accounting; 12. Langer Heinrich 3; 13.

Langer Heinrich 1; 14. Finacial Consutants 2;15. Bank Windhoek 2; 16. MTC; 17. Napolitana; 18. Swakop Uranium 2; 19. Bank Windhoek 1; 20. Swakop Uranium 1; 21. West Coast FM 1; 22. Gecko; and 23. West Coast FM. We would like to thank Bank Windhoek for a great league and especially Paul Schrader and his team, for making this possible. We look forward to another enjoyable league next year.

FNB Namibia Winter Corporate League Bowls 2015 Final Evening On the final evening there were quite a few heavy battles especially in the playoff for 1st and 2nd in shield and plate sections.

In the plate section it all came down to the last end of play when Sparta held on to win bye on 1 shot against FNB 2. Whereas the shield section playoff was even closer as at the end of the 10 plays the score were even and a sudden death had to be played. Woker Freight Service team were holding one shot for the game until Magic Factory came in with a last bowl to win in the end. We would like to thank all who helped make the generous sponsorship of First National Bank Namibia a success and also to Distell Namibia for sponsorship of a bar and prizes. We look forward to seeing you all at NMT Shipping's Summer Corporate League or Next year's Winter Corporate League. Shield Results: 1st - Sparta 2nd - FNB 2 Wooden Spoon - Walvis Bay Pharmacy Plate Results 1st - Magic factory 2nd - Woker Freight Services Wooden Spoon - XCCS Best Team Spirit & Improved First Comers - Terra Nova Best Dressed - Erongo Red Jockey Award - MTC G-string Award - Walvis Bay Salt

Sparta

USA's Kickin' Back donates to NFA Galz & Goals Kickin' Back has sent a shipping container with books and football equipment to Namibia for distribution to children in under-served communities through the Namibia Football Association's Goals & Goals development programme for young girls. This was made possible, by utilising funds raised through hosting tournaments and the donation of time, resources and expertise of volunteers in the USA. Kickin' Back is an organisation working to assist and connect organisations who integrate education, healthy lifestyle components and other interventions, into their programming structure to meet their equipment, coaching,

and funding needs. “This generous gesture from the Kickin' Back organisation is great! It is a testimony of people and organisations globally believing in the work that NFA does for the girl child in football,” said Jackie Gertze, the National Coordinator of NFA Galz & Goals, during the official handover of the donation to the NFA on 5 May 2015. “The Galz & Goals initiative which started in 2009 with the assis-

tance of UNICEF Namibia has reached thousands of young girls and teachers, community coaches and parents, and this donation will be given and shared among the ten communities nationally where the Galz & Goals leagues are run; from Eenhana to Karasburg and Gobabis to Swakopmund,” Ms Gertze stated. Kickin' Back learned about the Galz & Goals programme through Mary-Beth Gallagher,

the director of the Bernhard Nordkamp Centre and the afterschool programme in Katutura, Windhoek. The Centre has over the years produced many young female football players who graduated to the NFA mainstream football. NFAs Secretary General, Barry Rukoro, expressed the NFA's appreciation for the assistance from Ms Gallagher over many years and added that the girl childteams and

their coaches will greatly benefit from the generous donation. “Women's Football is big, it is the biggest female sport in the country and the Kickin'

Back organisation from the USA is at the right place and the right organisation to share their valuable contribution in the form of educational

materials, training equipment and football attire with Namibia children and youth through the NFA,” Mr. Rukoro said.

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Kudus Redeem Themselves against Wanderers Leandrea Louw

The second teams played first, and Wanderers defeated Kudus 25-18. It was a lesser defeat, compared to the one of three weekends ago, when the score was 61-10. John Dippenaar, Wanderer's number 8, open the scoreboard when he scored the first try and fullback JP Jeffery, did a successful conversion, setting the score at 7-0. The Kudus had their first opportunity to score when the referee gave them a penalty, but inside centre, Charlton Brussel unfortunately kicked the ball against the goal post. It was a frustrating game where tempers clearly flared, as both teams knew what was at stake. Shortly thereafter Kudus received two more penalties, whereby Brussel set the score at 7-6.

The score stood at 7-6 at half time. Wanderers’ inside centre, MP Pretorius, scored another try, shortly after the whistle for the second half was blown. Wanderers full-back, JP Jeffery served a successful conversion, and the score stood at 14-6. Wanderers’ Schalk Bergh, loose-head prop, scored another try and Pretorius unfortunately missed the conversion. The score stood at 19-6. Kudus struck back, with Ernesto Bampton, number 8, scoring a brilliant try. Again Brussel, unfortunately missed the conversion. The score changed to 19-11. Wanderers received two penalties, and Pretorius, set the score at 25-11. Everyone thought all was in vain for the Boys in

Blue, but Casio Schoombe, right wing, scored another try for Kudus, followed by a successful conversion by Brussel, and the final score was 25-18, but Kudus definitely gave the Wanderers a run for their money. The first team, however redeemed itself when they beat Wanderers 16 -10, compared to three weekends’ ago when they lost 49-38. Kudus surely showed the Wanderes that they are superior on home turf. It was a tough game, as both teams were determined to walk away as winners. Wanderers’ Wikus Jacobs scored their first and only try, but inside centre, Jacques Nel missed the conversion. They however received a penalty, which Jacques Nel took, setting the score

Photo by Leandrea Louw

The Kudus Rugby Club redeemed itself against Windhoek based Wanderers in both games played on Saturday at the Narraville Rugby Stadium in Walvis Bay.

at 8-0 for the Wanderers. The Kudus gained momentum, as flanker Immo Dresselhaus scored a try for Kudus, followed by a

successful conversion by full-back Aurelio Plato. Setting the score at 8-7, at half-time. During the second half,

Wanderers received another penalty, which was taken by, Jacques Nel, which changed the score to 11-7 for the Wanderers.

Desert Inn klop Celtic

Kudus received three penalties thereafter, with which Aurelio Plato led his team to victory, setting the final score at 11-16.

Marshallino Beukes

Die Walvisbaai-gebaseerde potbal (pool) klub, Desert Inn, het die afgelope naweek daarin geslaag om vir Celtic Pool Klub van Swakopmund op hul agterstoep te verslaan. slag gegee tydens hierdie liga byeenkoms. Die twee kusspanne het ná die eerste rondte kopaan-kop geloop, maar hierna het Desert Inn stadig maar seker beheer oor die wedstryde verkry, en uiteindelik as wenners uit die stryd getree. Die wentrofee en goue medaljes het hul pad na Walvisbaai gevind. Twee veterane en getroue pool-ondersteuners, Albert Classen (Oom

Wenspan! K) en Charles Melani (Bakkieman) is ook vir hul lojaliteit aan die sportkode beloon, met trofees vir hul

jarelange insette en ondersteuning. Die kompetisie is by Myl 4 Bar aangebied en die sportmangees wat

tussen die twee spanne geheers het, is beslis bevorderlik vir potbal teen die kus.

Arrows beat Waters Leandrea Louw

FNB Eleven Arrows beat LHU Blue Waters with a score of 2-0 on Saturday in the last round of the Namibia MTC/Namibia Premier League on Saturday, at the Kuisebmond Stadium. The coastal derby kicked off on a highnote when Arrows’ Jonas Sakaria, scored their first goal in the 3rd minute. Both teams played an action packed game, and kept everyone spellbound. Blue Waters tried hard to score, but their attempts remained futile, as Arrows defended fiercely.

At halftime the score stood at 1-0. Arrows’ Mapenzi Muwawei found a weak spot in the defense line of Blue Waters, and scored both the second and final goal for Arrows. The FNB Eleven Arrows walked away happily as the winners of this entertaining coastal derby.

Photo by Leandrea Louw

Speler van die toernooi, Raymondo Plezens ontvang sy trofee van Anton Strauss (Celtic)

Celtic het hul vorige kragmeting teen Rehoboth Pool Klub in Basterland gewen, maar die Baainaars se fokus en skietvernuf het die deur-