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Klazen off to Parliament

Bahnhof Square Mall set to go Shipoke Sharlien Tjambari

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Water woes in Swakop

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Birth Concealment at Husab Page 4

Development of the Bahnhof Square Mall in Swakopmund, which was supposed to commence last year in April, is finally underway, as “issues between TransNamib Holdings and the Ministry of Works and Transport have been sorted out,” according to Mr Paulo Shipoke of Stark Property Development cc.

According to Mr Shipoke the total cost of this massive new mixed-use development on the site of the TransNamib shunting yards is estimated at approximately N$450 million.

The developers involved in the development of Bahnhof Square Mall are Stark Property Development cc and Eris Property Group. Excited residents of Swakopmund have been waiting for almost one year

to see this gigantic shopping centre realise and as per Shipoke, the project will kick-start next month.

When asked what the reasons for the delay were, he only replied that “there were issues between TransNamib Holdings and the Ministry of Works and Transport, but those issues have been resolved, TransNamib Holdings and the Ministry of Works and Transport have come to an amicable solution”.

Lorenda Reloads Teen-Korrupsie-Kommissie ondersoek Hentiesbaai Marshallino Beukes

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Shipoke is confident that the completion of the mall will be during September, next year.

Once completed, the multi-phased mall is expected to accommodate around 1 000 residents, 2 000 office workers and thousands of daily shoppers.

Listed as the largest shopping mall in Erongo Region, the mall will have Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, Henties Bay and the surrounding mines as its

catchment area and is banking on the further development of the new mines.

The developers say it will create up to 600 jobs during the construction phase and 1500 jobs once the centre opens.

From the businesses al-

Leandrea Louw The Governor of the Erongo Region, has lauded Air Namibia, and the Municipality of Walvis Bay, who signed a Strategic Business Alliance agreement and officially launched Air Namibia’s new Direct Return Flights from Walvis Bay to Cape Town and Walvis Bay to Johannesburg, last night.

Hierdie wending volg nadat ‘n persoon (naam is bekend aan koerant) blykbaar probeer het om ‘n vooruitbetaling van N$788 000 by die Hentiesbaai Munisipaliteit te eis.

Die persoon, wat woonagtig is in Windhoek, was blykbaar deel van ‘n gesamentlike onderneming, maar volgens

In his keynote address, Governor Cleophas Mutjavikua applauded Air Namibia for taking this initiative. “This is an important milestone for us, as a town, Region but also as a country. However we need to take care of this relationship we have established here.”

The Chief Executive Officer of the Municipality of Walvis Bay, Mr Mu-

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have to walk almost 600 metres from the old ticket office to the new unfinished passenger platform, which exposes them to the harsh weather conditions in the partly constructed waiting room, while waiting for their train.

Air Namibia Launches New Direct Flights!

‘n Tender vir die bou van ‘n brandweerstasie in Hentiesbaai se Omdel-woonbuurt het ‘n lelike nadraai en gaan heel moontlik in die hof eindig, nadat die Teen-Korrupsie-Kommissie in Swakopmund ingelig is dat alles nie pluis is nie. ons bron is hy later uitgesluit en net twee mans het voortgegaan om te tender vir die N$6,8 miljoen kontrak.

Die tender is verlede jaar aan hierdie gesamentlike onderneming, K & G Bricks CC and Tatamutsi and Sons Construction, toegestaan en moes laat verlede jaar afgeskop

ready on board are Mugg & Bean, Pick n Pay, Cape Union Mart, Clicks, Torga Optical, Studio 88 and Pep Stores.

The developers will cough up an additional N$700 million for the project’s subsequent two phases.

Meanwhile passengers

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ronga Haingura says the agreement makes provision for both parties to promote the interests of both Air Namibia and the Municipality of Walvis Bay. He also encourages all those who have the financial means to fly, to support the national carrier whenever it is possible.

According to Mr Xavier Masule, General Manager:

Continues on page 2 Mr Xavier Masule (left) and Mr Muronga Haingura

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13 MARCH 2015

Business community supports Hage Geingob unconditionally The Namibian business community on Wednesday pledged their unconditional support to incoming Head of State Dr Hage Geingob in driving the Namibian economy into a higher gear.

“Namibia is in safe hands with Prime Minister and President-elect Dr Geingob at the helm of the government,” said President of the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) Sven Thieme.

Speaking at a gala dinner in honour of President Hifikepunye Pohamba, who in a week’s time will retire from public office, Thieme said the partnership between the government and the business sector, in driving the economy into a higher gear, must continue.

“We are aware that President Pohamba’s retirement does not mean things will stop.

Our economy and the administration of our state’s affairs must continue,” he said, adding that the business community is happy to have Geingob as the successor

to the retiring President.

“Geingob is well-known for his practical approach to governance and the business community has confidence in his leadership abilities. We therefore have no doubt that Namibia is in safe hands,” he said.

However, Thieme said the challenges facing the economy require joint ventures and a common vision by both government and private sector.

“We therefore pledge to do our best as businesses and we have no doubt that the incoming government will do their part.

Together, we will achie-

ve so much,” he said.

Thieme then showered President Pohamba with praises for the selfless service he has rendered to the Namibian nation and the quality of leadership that he has provided to them during his Presidency.

The gala dinner that was attended by President Pohamba, business moguls, Cabinet Ministers and members of the diplomatic corps was organised to celebrate the success of Namibia under the leadership of President Pohamba over the past 10 years.

NAMPA MMT/LI

Derek Klazen off To Parliament

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het.

Teen middel Desember het die kontrakteurs blykbaar ‘n faktuur vir materiaal ter waarde van N$366 000 ingedien, maar moes tot hul skok hoor dat ‘n faktuur vir ‘n bedrag van N$788 000 alreeds deur dieselfde maatskappy ingedien was.

Die twee kontrakteurs het die scenario aan die Munisipaliteit bekend gemaak en ook die Teen-

Korrupsie-Kommissie in kennis gestel en alle uitbetalings is gestop.

Volgens ‘n hoogs betroubare bron is die vervalste faktuur vir N$788 000 deur ‘n senior munisipale beampte aanbeveel en goedgekeur.

Die persoon wat die vervalste faktuur ingedien het, is volgens ons bron die Windhoeker.

Hierdie faktuur is goedgekeur en aanbeveel,

alhoewel die tender dokument duidelik aandui dat geen vooruitbetalings gedoen word nie en enige uitbetalings moet deur ‘n aangestelde konsultant hanteer word.

Geen geld het van hande verwissel nie, maar dit kon netsowel gebeur het dat iemand onwettig met ‘n bedrag van N$788 000 weggestap het, noem die bron. Die saak word ondersoek.

Public meeting at DRC

Leandrea Louw

Marshallino Beukes

The Municipality of Walvis Bay hosted a farewell dinner for Mr Derek Klazen, on Wednesday night at the Atlantic Hotel as a send-off for his journey to Parliament.

In her speech, Mayor Uillika Nambahu, described Derek Klazen as a vibrant leader, who has served as the Mayor of Walvis Bay for numerous terms.

“In many instances he has been a great catalyst in provoking thoughts aimed at bringing our local authority systems in line with modern era thinking, while serving on various platforms such as the Association of Local Authorities, the Namibian National Mayors’ Forum and other bodies.”

She fondly shared memories and noted challenges they had overcome.

One of those, the demonstration by shebeens and liquor outlets owners, who decided to go to the municipality and set up camp after their outlets had been closed down.

This merely happened two to three days after Klazen stepped into the Mayoral Office for the

Teen-Korrupsie-Kommissie ondersoek Hentiesbaai

first time.

“I am pleased to say that Councillor Klazen and I had splendid times working together. Often we debated on the best approach to solving developmental challenges facing our city. The other half of the times were spent on sharing the position of Mayor of this City. This means that there was no time wasted.”

Two gifts were bestowed upon him, the first gift was given with a quote both by Napoleon Bonaparte and Sir Winston Churchill: “In Victory I deserve it. In defeat I need it’.

The gift was a bottle of Johnnie Walker, Blue Label. The second gift came with the quote: “never forget where you came from, when you are on top.’’ He also received a painting to remind him of Walvis Bay. “We all here to wish you renewed strength, continued dedication and all

The DRC Residents Association announced that they will conduct a public meeting at the DRC Fire Station on Sunday.

the best as you take up your new parliamentary appointment.”

Parliamentarian Derek Klazen then thanked everyone who supported him throughout the campaign.

He highlighted some of the developments he was proud to be a part of, saying land delivery excelled over the last years, and the planning of the Narraville Community Hall is in progress, Extension 12, 24 the new port, the Taxi Rank, Dolphin Park Upgrade and the Atlantic Hotel, to name a few.

He then asked that the Mayor and Mr Bisey Uirab, CEO of Namport need to take hands and make Walvis Bay the powerhouse it ought to be.

The night was concluded with everyone socialising and bidding their thanks and well wishes to Klazen for his journey to Parliament.

According to Mr David Nghiimbwasha, the group’s chairman, they have also informed the Swakopmund Chief Executive Officer, Mr

Eckart Demasius about the meeting.

The reason for the gathering is to get clarity on where exactly the residents of the infor-

mal settlement will be moved and why residents are not notified well in advance.

The meeting will start at 14:00.

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Commercial Service of Air Namibia, daily direct flights from Walvis Bay to Cape Town depart at 11:35m and arrive at 13:45, while daily flights from Walvis Bay to Johannesburg depart at 17:55 and arrive at 20:10.

The flights from Johannesburg to Walvis Bay depart daily at 08:45 and arrive at 11:00,, and those from Cape Town to Walvis Bay depart at 14:35 and arrive at 16:45.

“Why Walvis Bay you’re probably wondering, well Walvis Bay is the second largest centre of economic activities in Namibia, and a key centre in the national logistics hub strategy.

In the last 10 years, the region recorded positive growth in economic activities and diversification by moving from being a fishing centre, to include

mining, retail, tourism and VFR. As a national airline, we will be doing Namibia a “disfavour” by not participating in the promotion of air transport services, linking Walvis Bay to other centres in the sub region.

Walvis Bay airport continues to be given a facelift, and we need to ensure those investments do not turn into white elephants,” Masule said.

The move comes against the background of an announcement by another carrier, Fly Africa.com, in October last year, of low-cost flights, also later intended on these routes.

The fleet will be the Embraer ERJ 135 Regional Jet. Its features include an all economy class cabin with 37 seats, cabin crew on board, 3 abreast seat-

ing and it offers 66% aisle or window seating, and the largest toilet volume in class (2.01 m3) which is located at the rear of the cabin.

Air Namibia’s record for on-time departures has improved to over 95%, compared to world average = 90% during the last 18 months. They have also been ranked consistently in the top 10 out of over 410 airlines, in 2014 for on time arrival.

Mr Haingura also lauded Air Namibia for the fact that their turnaround straegy has returned some dividends.

Mr Tony Raw, President of Walvis Bay Chamber of Commerce and Industry, also congratulated the partners on the step taken, and gave his support to the efforts made.

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COMMUNITY NEWS

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Walvis Bay to be more than just stopover for cruise ships An artist impression of the Cruise Ship Berth

Bernabé Blaauw The Namibian Ports Authority (Namport) made it abundantly clear that Walvis Bay should become a destination for cruise ships and not just a stopover. This strong sentiment was shared with its clients during an information session in the harbour on Wednesday.

After a short overview on the vision and current growth at Namport, shared by the Acting Executive for Port Operations, Mr Immanuel !Hanabeb, on behalf of the CEO, Mr Bisey Uirab, the Port Engineer, Mr Elzevir Gelderbloem delivered a presentation on the port expansion project and the short to long term developments planned for the future.

During his presentation Mr Gelderbloem announced that they are of the opinion t h a t Wa l v i s B a y should feature more prominent as a cruise ship/passenger liner destination and with that in mind they plan to develop a dedicated cruise berth.

He also stated that passengers will be able to walk from the ship directly to the Waterfront by way of an enclosed viaduct underneath the road and railway lines. The walkway along the lagoon will eventually be extended right up to the reclaimed con-tainer area, up to the end of the proposed marina development. Regarding the Walvis Bay Waterfront and Marina development he pointed out that the

Pre-feasibility Study has been completed and that the project is indeed feasible and is now broken down into 6 phases namely: 1.

Port Infrastructure (viaduct and breakwater); 2. Public Infrastructure (roads, walkway, esplanade, iconic tower, amphitheatres, museums, smaller restaurants and public open spaces etc.); 3.

Marina (floating wooden jetties, yacht club relocation, yacht repair facilities etc.); 4. Residential (luxury apartments); 5. Commercial (offices) and 6. Hotel Complex.

Namport is to implement phases 1 to 3 and the Namport board is now considering construction of phase 1 namely the marina breakwater and the viaduct as part of the container terminal construction. The next step is to commence with institutional setup and tendering, after which implementation can commence by early 2016/2017.

All Namport land south of berth 8 will be made available for the Waterfront development.

Regarding the Port of Walvis Bay SADC Gateway, Gelderbloem said that phase 1, the Oil Terminal (new

Tanker Berths), has been awarded and is expected to start within the next few weeks and will be commissioned early 2017.

The Ministry of Works and Transport awarded the contract to a consortium of companies which includes the China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC).

The next phases will be the LNG Gas Terminal (for gas supply to the new power station behind Dune 7), the Multi-purpose bulk terminal (<10 million Tons p/a), the Ship and Rig Repair yard and finally the Botswana Coal Terminal (100 million Tons p/a). The total cost of the project is estimated to be N$60 billion.

The Port of Lüderitz is also not left out of Namport's development strategy and Gelderbloem announced that the New Railway Line construction contract has been awarded to Tubular Track Namibia and that the site was handed over on 19 February with the expected completion date to be the middle of this year.

Good news for Lüderitz is the fact that the railway line reached the gates of the harbour already.

Once the railway line is completed, then manganese exports from the Northern Cape, the main activity, becomes feasible.

Additional cold storage and reefer facilities will be developed and the reconstruction of the Boatyard, a Public Private Partnership (PPP) will commence this year.

In conclusion, Mr Gelderbloem also announced that the pre-feasibility study on the development of the Deepwater Port at Angra Point, located in the Skeleton Coast National Park in northern Namibia is also completed.

Namport has been tasked by the Ministry of Works and Transport to conduct the feasibility study.

The tender will be advertised by the middle of this year.

This development is aimed at iron ore mining exports from northern Namibia.

Water woes in Swakopmund Sharlien Tjambari

The newspaper this week learned that the water supply at a certain erf in Swakopmund's Mondesa suburb, is supposedly “bottomless” although the water account shows that the house owner is in arrears for more than seven months.

According to a trustworthy source, who asked not to be named, the owner of the house has been behind with the water account since early last year. The Swakopmund Municipality supposedly suspended the water services around June and July last year.

Afterwards, the owner of the house, together with a municipality official allegedly opened the water illegally. Apparently the owner of the house and the municipal

employee are romantically involved. “Many residents have to sacrifice a lot to pay their water accounts, even though they know there will be nothing left to put food on the table. This is unacceptable,” the disgruntled source fumed. The outstanding amount on the water bill (in namib time's possession) of this house is to date N$6 322.90, and clearly shows that this account has not been paid for more than seven months. “It is because of

such people that the accounts of other residents double or sometimes even triple, because the municipality does not want to lose money,” the source noted.

The newspaper brought the matter under the Municipality's attention and afterwards learned that they went to the house on Tuesday to disconnect the water (again). Ms Aili Gebhardt, the Municipality's Marketing & Communication Officer, Corporate Services was asked for response on this matter via email. She replied that the municipality will not be able to provide the reporter with a response, as the information provided, requires quite a thorough investigation. “Once Council has taken a position on the matter, you will be informed accordingly.”

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CRIME

Court

Walvis Bay Court Report Magistrate's Court

10 March 2015 Kodjela Sheelekela (36) appeared on a charge of forgery and uttering a forged instrument. Matter postponed to 13 May. Christiaan Ndeetera (44) has been found guilty and sentenced to 12 months imprisonments with suspension of his driver license for three months or pay a fine of N$6 000 on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor read with the provisions of the Road Traffic Act. Jeremia Lotto (31) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor read with the Road Traffic Act. Matter is postponed to 2 April.

Quintin Hauseb (29) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor read with the provisions of the Road Traffic Act. Matter is postponed to 25 March.

Menette Nases (35) appeared on a charge of assault - assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm.

Matter is postponed to 7 March.

David Isaacks (21) was sentenced to 8 months imprisonment or pay a fine of N$2 000 on a charge of theft.

Joseph Naobeb (19) was sentenced to 8 months imprisonments or pay a fine of N$2 000 on a charge of theft.

Deplin Debbie Eksteen (22) appeared on a charge of assault- assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. Matter is postponed to 22 April.

Granville Lluwellen Noble (31) and Grant Brandon Noble (32) appeared on a charge of corruption of witnesses (giving bribe to a witness to influence testimony) read with the provisions of the Anti-Corruption Act. Matter is postponed to 25

March.

Lothar Mukhatu (29) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft. Matter is postponed to 30 April.

Nikolas Ndumba (23) appeared on a charge of rape. Matter is postponed to 27 May. Amon Ngholenga (43), Cecil T Ndakalako (36), Maria Messias (39) all appeared on charges of fraud and the 1st alternative to count 1 is theft - theft by false pretenses.

Matter is postponed to 7 July.

Josef Haikali (32) appeared on a charge of assault - assault common read with the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act. Matter is postponed to 14 April.

John Jacobus Beukes (39), Andreas Kwedhi (29), Tomas Kwedhi (37) and Hans Katjoo (31) all appeared on a charge of theft. Matter is postponed to 6 July.

Stephanus Nairenge (31) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor read with the provisions of Road Traffic Act. Matter is postponed to 24 March.

Reinholdt Neumbo (33) appeared on a charge of assault - assault by threat read with the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, Act 4 of 2003.

Shivute Fanuel (31) appeared on a charge of reckless or negligent driving read with the Road Traffic Act. 11 March 2015 Carlos Karlito Hafeni (30) and Stanely Vnada Thihero (25) both appeared on three charges of theft.

Matter is postponed to 13 May. A charge of theft was withdrawn against Jephrey Katjiku (28).

Nkuvi Engelbrecht (25) appeared on a charge of drugs - possession of cocaine.

Geinub Ben (44) appeared on a charge of drugs - possession of potentially dangerous dependence producing drugs. Matter is postponed to 11 May. Meixhen Zhou (55) was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment or pay a fine of N$5 000 on a charge of remaining in the Namibia after expiration of visitor’s permit read with the provisions of the Immigration Control Act. Simon Mpadhi (36) was sentenced to 6 months imprisonment or pay a fine of N$1 000 on charges of possession of ammunition and possession of ammunition read with the Provisions of the Arms and Ammunition Act. A charge of a driving under the influence off intoxicating liquor read with provisions of the Road Traffic Act was withdrawn against Terence Mouton (22).

Filemon Ruben (37) appeared on a charge of theft out of a motor vehicle and the 1st alternative to count one is malicious damage to property. His co-accused Andreas Timoteus (36) appeared on a charge of theft out of a motor vehicle. Matter is postponed to 14 July.

A warrant of arrest has been issued for Jacob Puliza (31) on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft. Accused is at large.

Isascar Oe-Amaseb (47) appeared on a charge of refusing to give blood or breathe specimen and reckless or negligent driving read with the provisions of the Road Traffic Act. Matter is postponed to 11 May.

Swakopmund Court Report Regional Court

9 and 11 March Marvin Uirab (20) and Randy Keister (25) appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 27 March, for continuation of the trial and judgement. Uirab remains in custody, while Keister has been warned.

George Jose Silvesta Bloodstaan (20), Patrick Snewe (20), two minors (17,16), Censley !Nanuseb (29), Bonny Fernantus Katamila (18) and Julius Boicky Lenga (20) appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 17 March for fixing of trial date. George Bloodstaan, Patrick Snewe, Censley! Nanuseb, Bonny Katamila and Julius Lenga are on bail of N$2 000 each.

The two minors have been warned.

Magistrate's Court 9 March Nicky Geingob (19) appeared on charges of robbery and assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm.

The matter was postponed to 28 April for continuation of trial - trial partly heard. The accused remains in custody.

Ernasia Dausas (21) and Imelda Dausas (24) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 29 June for legal aid.

The accused are on bail of N$800 each.

Mesias Paulus (25) appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was

postponed to 28 April for Prosecutor General Decision - further investigation. The accused remains in custody.

Jan Coenraad Behn (52) appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 26 May for plea and trial. The accused is on bail of N$3 500.

Gebhardt Katjuru (34) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 23 March for plea and trial. The accused remains in custody.

Herman Nepela (39) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 1 June for plea and trial. The accused remains in custody.

13 MARCH 2015

Woman caught cleaning up evidence Mavourlene Gaes

A 21-year old Husab mine worker is being guarded closely by the police after she was found cleaning up blood from the bathroom floor at the mines hostel on Saturday.

The mine worker‘s name cleaning the bathroom at Swakopmund state hospihas not yet been made such an unorthodox hour tal.

It is unclear when she will public because she has and went to investigate. not officially been charged The employees stumbled be discharged and will apand is yet to appear in upon blood on the floor pear in court. The possicourt. She could be facing and walls of the bathroom. ble additional charges she a charge of concealment of It was when they further may face depend on what birth or additional charges. investigated that they the post mortem on the According to Chief In- came across a clothing bag newborn will reveal. Inspector Erastus Iikuyu, the under the suspect’s bed, vestigations continue. woman, who is believed to where the woman sus- A similar case was reporthave given birth between pectedly had given birth ed in November last year, the hours of seven in the and hidden the newborn when 24-year old Wilemiafternoon and midnight, between her clothes in her na Naambo David allegwas discovered by fellow room at the hostel,” Iikuyu edly gave birth in secret and stuffed toilet paper said. employees.

“It is alleged that the other Iikuyu concluded by add- into the new-born’s mouth employees who also re- ing that the suspect is cur- before wrapping and plaside at the mine found it rently receiving post- natal cing the baby in a plastic very unusual that she was medical attention at the bag under her bed.

Purse-grabber sentenced Mavourlene Gaes Joseph Naobeb appeared on a charge of theft in the Walvis Bay Magistrate’s court on Tuesday, and Magistrate Vicky Nikolaidis sentenced him to eight months imprisonment or a fine of N$2 000. !Naobeb was charged with theft after he was apprehended in March last year for allegedly grabbing the complainants purse in front of a local shebeen in Kuisebmond.

The accused is alleged to have grabbed the purse from the victim, who was

on her way home. He got away with cash and a mobile phone.

The accused claimed that his intentions for grabbing the purse was to get money, in order to go collect his Identity Document (ID) at the Ministry of Home Affairs, he however

ended up buying toiletries instead. !Naobeb admitted he was aware of his actions and pleaded guilty to the charge against him.

The items !Naobeb stole from the complainant were valued close to N$2 000.

Trucks, condition of traffic signs pose danger Madelaine Loubscher The newspaper recently received complaints regarding several areas in Walvis Bay where vehicle driver’s view is either obstructed by parked trucks, or the road traffic signs are not clearly visible, posing danger to road users.

According to the complaints, the trucks that obstruct a driver’s view are a real danger and have allegedly been posing a danger for a very long time, without anything constructive being done to solve the problem, in spite of numerous complaints.

“The trucks on the roads obstructing a driver’s view are unacceptable. I cannot understand how this is being allowed.

Sometimes the trucks are even parked one on each side of the road and you have to drive to the middle of the road in order to see if any cars are coming.

It is dangerous. There are rules and the rules must be followed,” the complainant said.

In another area in Walvis Bay, the surface of road

traffic signs has faded severely.

“Some of these signs cannot be seen. At a certain area the letters on a stop sign is no longer visible and at another area, the whole stop sign is gone.

There is also a hole in the road near the vicinity of the Cricket Club and a lot of sand heaping up again in Meersig, all posing a danger to road users.

Do we have to wait for accidents to happen before something is done?”

The newspaper spoke to the Chief Traffic Officer of Walvis Bay, Mr Eben Platt, who said that the matter will be reported to the Roads and Building department.

“We as Traffic Officers are from the Law Enforcement, but we will report the matter to the Roads and Building department. People must understand that this is a harbour town and Walvis

Bay does not have a truck port.

The matter will be reported though.”

In regard to another complaint, a resident alleged that drivers do not stop at the red traffic light in front of Walvis Bay Primary School when children try to cross the road at the pedestrian crossing.

“I drive there almost every day and see how people simply ignore the red traffic light when children want to cross.

I have informed the traffic department about the problem,” she said.

Mr Platt responded by saying that anyone noticing drivers ignoring this red light should take the registration numbers and hand it to a traffic officer.

“They are welcome to take the registration numbers and to report it, but they must also be willing to testify that they saw it happen,” he concluded.

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Walvis Bay Salt Holdings Contribute to Mathematics Projects Staff Reporter

Walvis Bay Salt Holdings are supporting two Mathematics Education Projects in the Erongo Region to the value of N$200 000.

The Junior Primary Teacher Mathematics Professional Development trains Grade 1 to 3 teachers to effectively develop the numeracy skills of junior primary learners. A series of five two-day workshops will be conducted for teachers over a period of five months. The programme has started with a group of 28 teachers at Tutaleni Primary School in the Walvis Bay circuit. Another group of teachers will be trained in the Usakos/ Karibib circuit starting in the second school term.

Walvis Bay Salt Holdings is the sole sponsor of this programme with a contribution of N$165 000.Walvis Bay Salt Holdings has supported the National Mathematics Congress since its inception in 2006 and will do so again by contributing N$35 000 to the 10th National Mathematics Congress which will be held in Swakop-

mund from 26 to 29 April 2015. The National Mathematics Congress enriches the knowledge and skills of mathematics educators and builds capacity for mathematic education nationwide.

Around 300 mathematic educators from primary to tertiary level attend the Congress each year.

Both projects are organised by Magret CourtneyClarke from Orison Educational Services. Ms Gawises, Inspector of Education expressed the gratitude and the appreciation of the Erongo Regional Directorate for the support of projects that will make a difference in the lives of the Namibian children in the region. Mr Andre Snyman, Managing Director of Walvis Bay Salt Holdings, said that this sponsorship is in line with the Company's strategy to play an active role in the development of skills in the area.

(Fltr) Ms Gawises, representing the Erongo Regional Education Directorate, Mr Andre Snyman, MD of Walvis Bay Salt Holdings and Ms Magret CourtneyClarke, project organiser

Moringa Tree – Symbol of Life Campaign Reporter

Today – as part of our HIV-AIDS campaign in collaboration with PEPFAR, we focus on the Moringa Tree – the symbol of Life for our “Share you Status with Those you Love” campaign.

What is the relevance of the Moringa tree and HIV/AIDS in this campaign? The Moringa Tree thrives under severe climatic conditions: in poor infertile and dry soils.

Similarly, HIV positive people suffer severe conditions of stigmatisation, strict diet, that includes a

strict self management programme.

As the Moringa tree grows under such strenuous conditions, it symbolises endurance, resilience, hope and finally victory. Likewise, HIV positive people as they overcome the adverse conditions they are living under, they also epitomise

endurance, resilience, hope and victory.

Mr Bernard Kamatoto the campaign ambassador has been living positively for 15 years.

His life has become a living testimony of this endurance, resilience, hope and victory in the management of the condition. As a fully grown tree, the Mo-

ringa provides, shade, nourishment to humans, animals and the environment.

Among its other numerous benefits, are its supposedly medicinal prosperities.

People living positively with HIV, will be able to be productive among their families, societies and the work place.

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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 Hanganen 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

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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Marshallino Beukes China Harbour Engineering Company Ltd (CHEC), the company responsible for the construction of the new container terminal on reclaimed land in Walvis Bay, on Tuesday invited the media to a site visit and it was evident that great strides have been made, since the project kicked off during May last year.

The N$3,38 billion contract was awarded in November 2013 and the completion of the project is scheduled for 18 May 2017.

This gigantic project includes the construction of a quay wall, STS Quay cranes and dredging works in the Port of Walvis Bay. According to CHEC’s acting project manager, Mr Yuanfei Feng, they have finished about 25% of the project, up to date.

“We believe that this project will change the way Namibia does business and will take this country to greater heights,” Mr Feng noted. He acknowledged the fact that CHEC has not always been forthcoming with required information to the media and that their relationship with the media was not “always of the best.”

In order to overcome this gap, Jezreel Communications and Events, a professional public relations company was appointed. He informed the media present that their first deadline will be on 4 February 2016, when reclamation must be completed.

The quay wall must be completed by 11 April 2016 and four months onward, the revetment

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must also be completed. The project requires a substantial amount of concrete and therefore, a cement batching plant has been established.

CHEC also has a laboratory on site, in order to ensure that all materials used in the production of the concrete are of the highest international standards and meet the requirements of the contract.

The concrete batching plant will produce more than 100 000 cubic metres of concrete required for the project.

With safety, health and environment issues in mind, various control measures are in place to mitigate some of these impacts.

CHEC has already reclaimed 1.25 million cubic metres of land, which represents a 44% completion rate.

A sandbag cofferdam was created to prevent the dredging material and muddy water from overflowing during the process of reclamation.

Mr Feng also touched on the issue of hydrogen sulphide protection and noted that they have various gas monitoring equipment across a wide area of the site of operations.

CHEC currently employs 126 Namibians

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The grab Dredger in action and the total number of locals to be employed over the duration of the project is 300. Approximately 260 Chinese nationals are currently employed, of which 70 are on the management team. Feng emphasized the fact that most of the local workers were initially employed as general workers.

However, some of them have since progressed to semi-skilled positions. “This is mainly as a result of training opportunities afforded to our staff,” he remarked.

Over N$100 million has already been spend locally, said Feng. The contract requires that 31.8% of the total contract value should be spent on local procuremend and Feng is confident that they will meet this target.

N$170 million has in addition been allocated to assisting SME development, the media was informed. In conclusion Mr Feng uttered his confidence that the project will be completed on time and within budget.

Mr Bisey Uirab (Namport) and Mr Yuanfei Feng (CHEC)

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China Harbour Engineering informs media on progress at new Port China Harbour Engineering Company Ltd (CHEC), the company responsible for the constructing of the new container terminal on reclaimed land in Walvis Bay, today updated the media on their current progress.

Gert Jacobie Dankie dat die Chinese die media inlig en hulle ons inlig.

Een van die dae, voor die media dit kan ontdek, is die hawe klaar gebou en dan soek die plaaslike media die wetters wat al daai groot klippe in die see gegooi het.

Frank Boye Instead of awarding the tender to a Namibian firm, the chinese get it. When will we

Trouklokke…

“Ek was so verras, want ek het van sout en water niks geweet nie.

Hy het net gesê, kry jou gereed, ons ry deur Walvis toe en toe......

And then Ebrahim Abrahams asked me to marry him and I said YYYYEEEESSSSSS!!!!

Mwah liefie, eks baie lief vir jou, jys die beste ooit!” – so vertel ‘n blosende Lee Ann Bezuidenhoudt, nadat haar kêrel, Ebrahim “Bagga” Abrahams haar op ‘n romantiese bootreis, die ja-woord gevra het.

Namibians wake up and do something about the chinese?

They mutilate our natural resources... Just the other day here in Windhoek at the Namibian Defense force Camp they had a giant braai in the bush and left all their bottles and trash lying around.

It’s time someone or something does something about these Chinese!

Padkos vir oordenking

No more NBC from end of month Namibia Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) is migrating to Digital Terrestrial TV (DTT) and has started switching off analogue already in other areas in Namibia. The second phase of the switch- off campaign is set to affect the areas of Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, Arandis and parts of Henties Bay. Ivo Kruger Ag hulle speel gemaors anyway.

Anna Kee Maldri Josti Very Goodbye NBC. I won’t miss you.

Meks M Paulus NBC u continue to show old firms it’s really boring. Get example even from our neighbourhood coun-

try South Africa Please.

Lucinda Rodrigues NBC keeps changing decoders?

Whats up NBC? Erro Damijo NBC DTT decorders are ..............., we experiencing a very bad signal problem, especially in Omaruru town.

Maria Uazuu I dn’t wrry switc myne off what is on NBC nothing. NBC is boring.

Mariette Diergaardt Snyders Some of this dtt decoders are not working.

Harbour expansion instigates growth The planned “North Harbour” and expansion of the new container terminal on reclaimed land project, already in progress, is having a significant impact on the economic activities at the coast, even in the early stages of development.

Dié wat deur die Here verlos is, sal terugkeer, hulle sal altyd straal van blydskap, hulle sal vol vreugde en blydskap wees; ellende en smart sal verdwyn.

Jesaja 35:10

Donker naweek in Erongo Dokter verdrink in Swakopmund Mia Pretorius Dis hartseer van Eldred, hy was my dokter, die enigeste ene wat bereid was om die pad na genesing met my Hashimotos/ Graves saam met my te loop.

Ek gaan hom mis. Rus in Vrede dok!

Natasja Van Wyk Alle sterkte aan die familie. ons dra julle in ons gebede.

Vincent O’Brien Where can you swim?

Be vigilant at banks On Saturday morning a local resident allegedly almost became a victim of a robbery in Walvis Bay after she withdrew a substantial amount of money and two suspect persons followed her with a vehicle.

Shirley Mostert Don’t know if i have this wrong... but sounds to me that the teller tip him off...

Beulah Engelbrecht I have always believed that banks should have private cubicles where you do your business.

This open plan scenario that banks have is a grave danger to all who use the banking halls.

And yeah, it seems the teller

and the man are in cahoots David Gottlieb I think the guy at the teller has a hand in this too.

Cheetah Kotokeni Cheetah Bank employees have connection with those robbers.

Monica Nekundi They should question the teller as well why should she scream out somebody’s amount? Maxim.

Something fishy going on there.

Rellyn Fainsinger Detlof-Wismer Hope the teller is being investigated.

Karin Olivier Visagie Tell us which bank and description of teller so that one can be on the look out.

Piteimo M Hainyanyula Those suspect must be red flaged whn they enter any bank and or financial institution.

It seems they target their vic-

tims in banks.

Confucius Fixi Koopman Give a description and the registration of the car so thag the public is made aware and can be on the lookout so we can catch these thugs.

Jacque Jack Loteryman The bank should have taken you to the bulk teller.

That room usually only allows one person at a time. Report the

incident to the bank, if it means anything to them.

Lucinda Rodrigues Which bank is it?

Festus Bella Goseb The whole scam starts inside the bank first because it is the Tellers informing their “friends” that some-one is withdrawing a lot of money!

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Standard Bank ‘Best Trade Finance Bank in Sub-Saharan Africa’ Global Trade Review Standard Bank, Africa’s leading lender by assets has been named the Best Trade Finance Bank in Sub-Saharan Africa for the second successive year in the annual 2014 Global Trade Review Leaders in Trade Awards.

The GTR Leaders in Trade Awards are recognised by the industry as the most comprehensive trade awards and are voted for by those in the industry engaged in cross border trade in Africa.

“Cross-border and regional trade within Africa continues to grow, and we are always looking for ways in which we can support our clients in their trade finance activities in Africa,” says Joe Asamoah, Head of Sales, Trade and Supply Chain Finance, at Standard Bank South Africa.

Standard Bank Group was also awarded a further three accolades in

trade finance.

These awards include: Best local trade finance bank in South Africa; Best trade finance bank in East Africa; Best local trade finance bank in the DRC. “We are delighted to have been the recipient of these awards,” says Mr Asamoah.

“These industry accolades provide further confirmation of the success of our client-focused strategy and allow us to recognise our ability to provide comprehensive trade finance solutions.

Our extensive footprint enables us to provide comprehensive trade finance

solutions that link your business across Africa and the world.

As Africa’s leading trade finance bank, we have the expertise to assist you with your trade and commodity finance requirements, linking you to Africa and the world,” said Mr Asamoah. Standard Bank continues to position itself as the leading bank on the continent through its operations across 20 countries in Africa.

Having built strong in-country advisory capabilities, Standard Bank is able to deliver a full range of corporate and investment banking services to clients across Africa.

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Managing Director of Rossing Uranium Limited Werner Duvenhage (right) gestures to Trade and Industry Deputy Minister and Patron of the upcoming Arandis Investment Conference and Uranium Festival Tjekero Tweya during the official launch at the Ministry's Head Office. The theme of the Investment Conference and Uranium Festival, slated for 31 July and 1 August 2015 respectively, is 'Arandis, the Gateway to Industrial Excellence'

Arandis Investment Conference and Uranium Festival launched The 2015 Arandis Investment Conference and Uranium Festival was officially launched on Wednesday.

The festival will be hosted under the theme “Arandis, the Gateway to Industrial Excellence”.

Speaking during the launch, Mayor of Arandis, Daniel Muhuura, said the festival is planned as an event that can contribute to the sustainability of his town beyond the closures of surrounding Uranium mines.

“Our dream to be at the forefront of the industrialisation.

We started way back when we introduced our first five-year strategic plan covering 2008 to 2012, and our focus has not yet diverted from the initial plan,” he said.

He said the town is still focusing on making sure that their

dream materialises, hence the staging of the Investment Conference and Uranium Festival.

Muhuura added that the festival will promote their preparedness in terms of becoming a preferred services provider to the logistics Industry.

He stated that he has no doubt that they will achieve their set targets within the strategic plan.

The Festival is scheduled for 31 July and 1 August 2015.

Trade and Industry deputy minister, Tjekero Tweya, who also spoke at the event, said Namibia does not have a choice but to industrialise and to continue devising strategies

to defend and sustain local and upcoming manufacturers.

He said his ministry has over the last financial year provided equipment finance to the Erongo region to the value of N$2.6 million, to assist the SMEs to acquire appropriate production technology to improve their productivity and competitiveness.

The conference is aimed at attracting potential investors to Arandis in order to encourage them to invest in the town.

The town hosted two conferences which it declared as successful in 2011 and 2013.

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Louisa Kulawik (Rotary exchange student from Germany), Nabeelah Suleman(Rotary exchange student from the Interact Club of Walvis Bay), Eusebio Omar van Reenen (Past Interact Club President), Mr Buddy Glover (Rotarian), Alexandra Kotchoubei (newly inaugurated Interact Club President)

Rotary Interact Club appoints new president

Newly inaugurated Interact Club of Walvis Bay Committee: Jade Barthus (Vice President- International School of Walvis Bay), Alexandra Kotchoubei (President Elect 2015International School of Walvis Bay), Sean Badenhorst (Deputy Secretary- Walvis Bay Private High School), Kirsten Viviers (Deputy Treasurer-International School of Walvis Bay), Laura van Reenen (Treasurer- International School of Walvis Bay), Daniella Rodrigues (Deputy PRO-Walvis Bay Private High School), Jani van den Berg(Vice President- Walvis Bay Private High School)

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The Rotary Interact Club (RIC) inaugurated their new Walvis Bay Committee for 2015 on Tuesday. At the event, Mr Buddy Glover, described all previous RIC presidents, along with their committees, as exceptional leaders.

The Rotary Interact Club carries out non-profit projects, based on community service, environment and township upliftment.

The Club has already completed various projects, which vastly benefited the community of Walvis Bay. These projects include a National AIDS Awareness Project, Stationary Project, SPCA Project, Arbor Day Project and many charity drives, which involve donating school fees to underprivileged children.

Alexandra Kotchoubei from the International School of Walvis Bay was elected as president for 2015. In her opening speech she said, “I have many ideas and visions for this club, generally to create more awareness of situations within our community and to be more involved with the

people.”

Duneside Private High School started the first Interact Club in Walvis Bay during 2010, with the assistance of Rotarians, Mr Buddy Glover and Mr Case Fischer and the previous principal of the school, Mrs van Vuuren.

The Club currently has five participating schools namely Duneside Private High School, International School of Walvis Bay, Dolphin Secondary School, Walvis Bay Private High School and Duinesig Combined School.

Approximately 9 000 Interact Clubs are registered globally, with a membership of around 210 000 teenagers.

The Interact Club serves as a stepping stone for teenagers to prepare them for adulthood in terms of character building, leadership, management capa-

bilities and also to get involved in charity activities.

They participate in Rotary Youth Leadership camps, International Exchange programs and many conferences worldwide.

Eusebio Omar Van Reenen (previous president), said in his closing speech, “being in the Interact Club surely does your school and the committee proud.

Therefore I would like to thank the principals in allowing the representation of their students in this International Humanitarian aid Club.” Buddy Glover also congratulated Eusebio Omar Van Reenen for the outstanding work he has done during his year as president. Interact Club District 9350 is an internationally sponsored organisation for teenagers aged 14-18 under Rotary International.

Some newly inaugurated members of the Interact Club of Walvis Bay representing the International School of Walvis Bay, along with their new president Alexandra Kotchoubei

The Rotary Interact Club with their newly elected president Alexandra Kotchoubei

Genocide Committee appeals for compensation from Germany Liesl Losper

The Ovambanderu, Ovaherero and Nama Genocide Committee is planning to hand over petitions to German Embassies, in their quest to pursue reimbursement for the slaughtering of their people, during colonial times.

The petitions is said to be delivered on 27 March to the respective German Embassies or General-Conciliates at 14:00 local time, worldwide.

The different representatives are Mrs Mara Kansjiriomuini (Ovambanderu), Mr Uahimisa Kaape-

hi (Ovaherero) and Chief Kooitjie of the Topnaar community (Nama).

The trio will be at the annual Herero/Nama Commemoration Day on Saturday in Swakopmund.

This year marks the anniversary 111th since the infamous

extermination order, issued by the Germans. “More than 80% of the Herero women, children and men were slaughtered by the German troops between 1904 and 1908.

General-Lieutenant Lothar von Trotha ordered the mass kill-

ings of the Herero and Nama people for rebelling against the German colonial rule (in former South West Africa, current day Namibia).

Support the Herero and Nama people in their just quest for reparations from the government of

Federal Republic of Germany,” said Mrs Mara Kansjiriomuini in a press release.

Paramount Chief Vekuii Rukoro and a delegation will depart from Windhoek on Thursday, 26 March and will arrive in Washington DC on Friday, 27 March.

Mara Kansjiriomuini, one of the representatives

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JJ`s Care Centre needs help Marshallino Beukes

JJ`s Care Centre, an Edu-Therapy Day Care facility for children with physical and mental disabilities, as well as for children with learning difficulties, is in urgent need of new premises.

The Centre opened its doors on 1 September 2014 in Walvis Bay and was inspired by the Justin Selby Care Centre which was founded by Kim Koch in December 2012, South Africa (East London).

The Justin Selby Care Centre was named after a Cerebral Palsy boy, named Justin (Kim’s son) who has been inspiring so many parents out there with children like him.

Justin is five years old.

He was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy Spastic Diaplegia at 18 months. Justin is able to sit with support and he can roll from one side to another, but isn’t able to crawl or walk.

He can communicate and loves interacting with other children and discovering all the simple things in life that we so often take

for granted, such as the trees, flowers, and animals.

He also attends the JJ`s Care Centre.

The Centre believes that all children should be given the opportunity to develop to their fullest potential.

The Centre is based on a Christian foundation and offers guidance, support and a loving environment for special needs children.

They accommodate mentally and physically disabled children of all ages as well as children with speech and learning difficulties.

All children attending the Centre receive meals and snacks during the day while taking part in necessary physical/speech and occupational therapy, stimulation and activity programs.

The Centre rely solely on the generosity, in-

terest and kind hearts of the community for support.

They also provide training for home based care programs for children with disabilities and sign language workshops.

The Centre is always open to volunteers to come spend time with the children, interacting with them and learning about each one's individual needs.

The JJ`s Care Centre currently has 18 children attending the centre. Disabilities of the current children attending the centre are Cerebral Palsy, Autism, Deaf and Hard Deaf as well as Shaken Baby Syndrome.

They require a house with separate rooms that can be used as classes, need a fully functional kitchen as well as a therapy room. At the moment they are making use

of a church, which has been an amazing start for them, but they are unable to accommodate all the children.

Families, friends, companies and individuals are urged to please try and get involved with this project.

The Centre is also running an adopt-a-child campaign and encourages the public to commit to a monthly donation of N$300 to the centre which will be used towards food and stationery for the children.

The Centre aims to provide a safe, spacious and hygienic facility for the care and development of children with severe physical and mental disabilities.

In so doing, they hope to provide peace of mind and relief for the families of these children.

Little Justin (5)

Live at the FISHTIVAL in Walvis Bay

4 April 2015

Live at the FISHTIVAL in Walvis Bay

3 April 2015

Venue: Jan Wilken Stadium / Time: 19h00 Normal tickets: N$80 (tickets available at all Computicket outlets) Contact: +26481 143 1289 for further details

Also performing:

Namibian Kwaito group PDK Solo Afro-pop artist Freeda Venue: Jan Wilken Stadium / Time:19h00 Normal tickets:N$150 / Golden Circle: N$250 (tickets available at all Computicket outlets) Contact: +26481 143 1289 for further details

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The KNB District Bishop Litaba Mothibi welcomed the Presiding Bishop and his team to Namibia

Dedication of their new building complex in Kuisebmond

Rev Winifred van Rooi-Baumann, the minister at the Methodist Church in Walvis Bay welcoming the guests from the MCO (Head Office) to the harbour town and introducing the 4 societies within the Coastal Section

Methodist Church Kuisebmond Dedication of John Wesley Methodist Hall Liesl Losper

The Methodist Church congregation in Kuisebmond dedicated a Multipurpose Hall on Sunday. Their Presiding Bishop, the Rev Zipho Siwa, and others attended this special weekend. Rev Zipho Siwa is also the President of the South African Council of Churches.

Rev Siwa was accompanied by the General Secretary, Rev Charmaine Morgan, the Mission Unit Director, Rev Dr K Ketshabile, the Justice and Service Coordinator, Ms

Nancy Herron, the Child Care Desk Coordinator, Mrs Victoria Sikhakhane, the Health Desk Coordinator Mrs Pearl Moroasui and the Bishop of the KNB District, Bishop Litaba

Mothibi.

It was their first visit to the Coastal Congregations.

Bishop Zipho Siwa, said the movement had grown in Namibia over the years, with various projects targeting several issues, including HIV/AIDS. The con-

gregation welcomed the delegation on Saturday at an informal gathering, and a meetand-greet dinner at the Church. On Sunday they had the dedication of their new building complex in Kuisebmond.

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They were also blessed to dedicate the plot of Narraville on the Sunday afternoon.

This plot will also be used for extending the mission of the church Rev Charmaine Morgan, the General Secretary of in our society.

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WALVIS BAY * 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. * 7 April: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00

by Five Fold Ministry. * 8 April: M.O.T.H. monthly meeting in Shellhole at Moth Centre at 19:00. * 24 - 26 April: Annual wreath laying ceremony by MOTH and German traditionsverband at Trekkopje. * 26 April: 100th Anniversary battle of Trekkopje. * 2 May: Ring Of Fire Mcc Ruk & pluk Dayjol At Atlantis Sport Club * 5 Mei: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00

by AME Kerk, Kuisebmond. * 13 May: MOTH monthly meeting in Shellhole at Moth Centre at 19:00. * 30 May: Meat Festival and Canoe Combat at the Lagoon - Walvis Bay. * 2 Junie: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00

by Bethel Congregational Kerk. * 10 June: M.O.T.H. AGM in Shellhole at Moth Centre at 19:00. * 26 June: Donkey Derby at Town Hall. * 27 Junie: Huis Palms Basaar by Huis Palms Gronde 10:00. * 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.

Lorenda performing live at Kamanjab

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Lorenda Reloaded Lorenda Reloaded Reloaded Lorenda Sharlien Tjambari

Lorenda Hoëses is a Swakopmund based artist who specialise in ma/gaisa music genre. The 29-year old young lady started her music career as a backing vocalist for close to two years in Swakopmund.

She completed her grade 12 at Coastal High School in Swakopmund.

In 2012 Lorenda released her first single, which was produced by Ronney Gurirab of the Rainbow Production.

The name of the single was Swakopmund and according to her it was a huge

success and motivated her even more.

In 2013 she recorded her very first album, which consisted of 11 tracks, with her producer Patric P-flat Thaniseb.

The name of the album is Ta-/Gawi-/ gawisen (don’t be a snob).

“My favourite song in this album is /

ubatere \\nai which is the very first track in the album.

Lorenda is now busy with her second album which will be released later this year.

She started recording the album in January this year and according to her the album will consist of 11 songs. Besides

from singing, Lorenda is a hairdresser and have been working at Friseur Gebauer Salon in town for five years now.

This talented lady was a nominee at last year’s Namibia Annual Music Awards (NAMAs) in the Damara Punch category.

Her advice to up-

coming artists and people who would like to pursue a career in the music industry is, “come out, work hard and believe in yourself and most importantly, be ready for challenges.”

Lorenda is also known as Bonde by her family and friends.

* 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. * 7 March - 7 April: Christine Marais Retrospective at Woermannhaus - Art Gallery. Opening of exhibition on Saturday, 7 March at 17:00. All welcome. * 13 March: Public Lecture: “The Great Namib Sand Sea : a World – Nature – Heritage in Namibia” by Dr Mary Seely (a long term director of the Gobabeb Research and Training Center) at 19:00 in the Swakopmund Museum. * 14 March: Sena Style & Design - Style & Make-up Workshop at Brigadoon Conference Centre. * 20 March: Manuel Escorcio at Lions Old Age Home at 19:00 in Swakopmund. * 21 March: Bank Windhoek & SPCA Swakopmund Fun Run 2015 at Rossmund Lodge Parking Area at 07:30. * 25 April: Sena Style & Design - Table Setting Workshop at Brigadoon Conference Centre. * 28 - 29 April: Sena Style & Design - Etiquette Workshop (16 - 19y) at Brigadoon Conference Centre.

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.

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Monthly’s Monitor: February 2015 So far in 2015 the emerging markets equity index performance has picked up returning 3.7%, just below the developed markets' equity index, which returned 4% (both in US Dollar terms). However, improved equity performances do not relieve these emerging markets of their economic and social challenges.

Market Review: On the 25th of February, South Africa's (SA) Finance Minister Nene delivered the Na-tional Budget Speech.

The focus was on further consolidating the fiscal deficit.

However, government funding support is still desperately needed on many fronts.

The SA government will provide financial support to numerous parastatals.

Tax relief will also be

granted to small businesses.

In order to fund the financing gap the government is increasing personal taxes for the first time in twenty years.

An increase in the fuel levy will be implemented, and a proposal was made for a future increase in the electricity levy as well.

Key areas of growth in government spending shall remain on edu-

Table 1: Asset Class Returns (in N$):

cation, welfare, health and infrastructure. SA's current account deficit needs to be reduced.

Healthy economic growth, low inflation and upbeat consumer spending are important to the government of SA but also to investors as these economic fundamentals provide support for asset class performances.

See table 1 below for asset class returns over various periods:

Sources: Various Portfolio Performances: Although markets move in random ways over shorter periods like a month, they become more predictable given enough time. Below we show the performances of cash: the steady thin red line – a proxy for cash and bonds (safety assets) and local shares: the volatile thin brown line – a proxy for different types of shares (growth assets), and my six managed portfolios as graphed by MoneyMate.

Graph 1: 12 Month Returns

Local cash continues to generate returns below inflation, but fortunately local bonds have continued a relatively good performance, allowing all our safer portfolios to outperform their benchmarks. The Conservative Plus portfolio returned 8.4%, the Cautious portfolio obtained 10%, and the Cautious Plus portfolio managed to generate 11% returns over the past year.

SA equities have had a good February, mainly thanks to a slight rebound in mining shares.

SA property shares have also continued their strong run into 2015.

Therefore, our riskier portfolios have also beaten their benchmarks. The Moderate

portfolio returned 12.4%, the Moderate Plus portfolio obtained 13.2% and the Assertive portfolio generated 15.3% for the past year.

Valuations and Risks: The price of Brent Crude Oil shot up in February to end the month at US$61 per barrel (price at 1st Feb was US$49 per barrel), providing some relief to emerging market oil exporters. ∙ US United States equities remain on a bullish trend, although there is movement out of the US and into European Union (EU) equities where valuations are more favourable. The Federal Reserve is keeping interest rates on hold as inflation

remains low and growth continues on a steady path. ∙ EU EU equities are thriving on inflows from out of the US, and on the supportive platform of increased liquidity from economic stimulus, as well as low inflation. The European Central Bank continues its asset-purchasing program to stimulate the economy. ∙ ASIA The Chinese Central Bank made a surprise interest rate cut in response to lower inflation and slower growth.

The Chinese equity market has had a positive month and manufacturing figures have improved in response to the monetary easing.

Japan is gaining favour with equity investors as the Japanese equity index outperforms other developed markets in February. Wage growth is at its fastest in 15 years. ∙ SA In SA listed property is still the best performing asset class over the past y e a r. S A e q u i t i e s continue on a bullish trend and bonds have managed to shake off any negativity stemming from the President's State of the Nation Address, and whatever doubts there may be regarding the Budget Speech.

In Conclusion: Recent industry statistics show that Namibians are moving away from cash and bonds into multi-asset unit trust solutions, such as the Sanlam Namibia Inflation Linked Fund.

These funds have the advantage of being well-managed diversified investments with a slightly higher risk but also much better returns than cash.

Why don't you join this growing trend and give me a call for a free consultation? We can do so much better than bank rates, which means you can reach your savings goal faster or retire earlier.

Hendrie Scheun, MSc (Financial Economics) (London) is a qualified economist with wide international and local experience.

He is a financial adviser at the Namibian coast focussing on savings and investments and can be reached on 081 127 2244.

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

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Locker vom Hocker

Lions-Pflegeheim profitiert

Schillerndes Leben!

,,Das Bett wird allmählich zu kurz.”

Illustration: Eva Kausche-Kongsbak

Lions-Präsident Heinz Papenheim, Lions-Geschäftsleiterin Pedro Rabe (rechts) und Pflegeschwester Amanda (links) nehmen den Scheck von Frau Karin Böhlke (Mitte) im Esssaal der Seniorenresidenz in Empfang. Im Hintergrund sind (von links) die ehemaligen Lions-Präsidenten Uwe Hecht, Wilfried Mathies, Chris Nel und Cornelius Gerhardus Coetzee zu sehen.

Foto: Susann Kinghorn Verkauf seiner DVD Swakopmund (sk) Böhlke setzte sich beGanz im Sinne des vor ,,Swakopmund 1892 - reits 1959 als Grünfünf Jahren verstor- 1915" an das Lions- dungsmitglied für den benen Goldschmiedes Pflegeheim überwie- Lions Club ein, und Immo Böhlke (und sen worden. seine Frau Karin ist seiner Frau Karin) ist Die Lions lagen dem Stiftungsmitglied der der Erlös von bisher Ehepaar Böhlke immer Lions-Bewegung.

N$ 20 000 aus dem am Herzen. Immo Von den 500 DVDs, die eine wertvoller Beitrag zur Bewahrung der Geschichte Swakoptem rund um die Oster- munds bilden, sind tage. Nächste Woche bisher die Hälfte vererfahren Sie auf diesen kauft worden. Wer also Seiten mehr darüber, Interesse an diesem welche Veranstaltun- einzigartigen Film hat, gen Pastor Reinhard kann ihn stets bei Frau Keding am Osterwo- Karin Böhlke erwerben chenende und danach. - und unterstützt mit dem Kauf gleichzeitig Die Evangelisch - geplant hat.

Lutherische Kirche Auch sonstige Events die Swakopmunder Swakopmund lädt ein um diese Zeit werden Altersheim, an die der Erlös gehen wird. zu Heiterem und Erns- angekündigt.

Osterveranstaltungen

Allerletzte Gelegenheit!!!

Swakopmund (sk) Dieses Foto, das sich im Privatbesitz befindet, entstand 1974 zur Musikwoche in Swakopmund. Wenn Sie die folgenden Fragen richtig beantworten, nehmen Sie an einer Verlosung teil und haben die Gelegenheit, einen Locker-vomHocker-Band zu gewinnen.

Welche beiden Personen befinden sich auf dem Foto, und wo genau ist es entstanden? Bitte beachten Sie, dass Sie auch an der Verlosung teilnehmen, wenn Sie nur einen Teil der Fragen richtig beantwortet haben.

Zu gewinnen sind: 1. Ein Locker-vomHocker Band 1;

2. Ein Locker-vomHocker Band 2; 3. Ein Locker-vomHocker Band 3.

Senden Sie Ihre Antwort(en) bitte bis zum 17. März an: susann kinghorn@gmail.com Die Gewinner werden am 20. März auf diesen Seiten bekanntgegeben.

Möchten Sie zeigen, wie schnell die Kinder heranwachsen?

Melden Sie sich bei Susann Kinghorn; Tel. 405183 oder 0812538850; E-Mail: susannkinghorn @gmail.com

Worte der Woche

Der eine wartet, dass die Zeit sich wandelt, der andre packt sie kräftig an und handelt.

(Dante Alighieri) Träume, deine Sehnsüchte und bunten Hoffnungen wollen ernst und wichtig genommen werden.

Wer sie verdrängt, unterdrückt das Beste in sich. Und wird ein leerer Mensch. ( Friedrich Schiller) Nutze die Talente, die du hast. Die Wälder wären sehr still, wenn nur die begabtesten Vögel sängen.

(Henry van Dyke) Sei die Veränderung, die du dir für diese Welt wünschst.

(Mahatma Gandhi) Mit der Zeit nimmt deine Seele die Farbe deiner Gedanken an.

(Marcus Aurelius) Je mehr Vergnügen du an deiner Arbeit hast, umso besser wird sie bezahlt.

(Mark Twain) Beginne mit Notwendigem, dann dem Möglichen – und plötzlich wirst du das Unmögliche tun.

(Franz von Assisi)

Liebe Küstenleser!

Es ist an der Zeit, dass ich hier einmal meinen Dank ausspreche. Mit der Veröffentlichung der drei Locker-vomHocker-Bände habe ich in den letzten zwei Jahren eine dermaßen positive Erfahrung gesammelt, dass mir die Welt wie ein bunter Regenbogen vorkommt. Die immense Unterstützung durch namibische und südafrikanische Leser als auch solcher aus dem deutschen Raum Europas hat mich tief gerührt.

Wie wir nur allzu gut wissen, ist jede Sache, die man im Leben anpackt, mit Risiken verbunden. Als ich die erste Buchveröffentlichung vornahm, hatte ich keine Ahnung von ISBN-Nummern, Büchervermarktung etc. und natürlich meine Zweifel, ob sich dieses bescheidene Werk in unserer schier unermesslichen Weltenbibliothek überhaupt würde einigermaßen behaupten können.

Obwohl Locker-vomHocker nie auf der Bestsellerliste der Belletristik erscheinen wird, kann ich heute sagen, dass die Bände ihre kleine Nische von Lesern gefunden haben, und das macht mich unendlich froh.

Das Universum zeigt sich mir allerdings nicht nur deshalb in seiner farbenprächtigsten Palette. Es sind vor allem die erquicklichen, unerwartet netten Erlebnisse in dieser Sache, die mir eine ungeheure Energie geben, so ganz im Sinne des italienischen Filmtitels aus dem Jahr 1997: La vita e bella!

Da ein großer Teil der

Locker-Leserschaft älteren Semesters ist, hatte ich beschlossen, den neusten Band bis Ende März zu einem Sonderpreis für Senioren anzubieten. Dafür habe ich mich schon bei Herrn Joachim von Wietersheim entschuldigt, denn dadurch werden in der Swakopmunder Buchhandlung weniger Bücher verkauft.

Ich wollte meiner treusten Leserschaft jedoch ein wenig ent-

um sie deutschsprachigen Stammgästen seines Hotels Deutsches Haus zu schenken. Das ist wiederum eine jener unerwarteten, erfreulichen Gesten, die mich mit Lebensenergie versorgen.

Neulich las ich auf der

Das Leben kommt mir - dank der vielen entgegenkommenden, herzerwärmenden Erfahrungen - so farbenfreudig vor wie der Kopf dieses Helmperlhuhns auf der Namib Desert Lodge.

Foto: Susann Kinghorn gegenkommen.

Neulich brachte ich den dritten Band bei einer Seniorin vorbei, die mir Folgendes sagte: ,,Wenn es mir mal nicht so gut geht, lese ich einfach in einem Ihrer Bücher.” Na, wenn das nicht ein Grund zur Freude ist.

Auch möchte ich mich bei dieser Gelegenheit bei Herrn Andreas Munkelwitz bedanken.

Er hat jedes Jahr einige Exemplare des jeweiligen Locker-vom-Hocker-Bandes gekauft,

Rückseite der AZ die Meinung von Stephen Hawking, dass Aggression der größte Fehler der Menschen sei und dass wir viel freundlicher miteinander umgehen sollten.

Im Bereich der Physik bin ich eine absolute Niete, doch was diesen Punkt anbetrifft, verstehe ich den britischen Physiker absolut. Einen Versuch ist es allemal wert, oder?

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Rickeracke, rickeracke geht’s in der Aula mit Geknacke!

Swakopmund (sk) - ‘ Die Küsten-Laienschauspieler haben gezeigt, wie man mit Eifer, Spaß und unaffektiertem doch theatergerechtem Auftreten sowohl Kinder als auch Erwachsene in seinen Bann ziehen kann. Besonders Harro Verstèr, Almuth Styles, Birgit Roxin und Janette Rust zeigten ihre zum Teil bekannten als auch bisher verborgenen Schauspielertalent, die den Zuschauer gehörig mitrissen.

Die Requisiten waren eine originelle Wucht von den Stoffhühnern,

die den Schornstein hochgezogen wurden über die klammheimlich dem Onkel Fritz in die Hand gedrückte Stange, mit der er die Käfer das Bett hinaufzog, bis hin zu den sprühenden Wunderkerzen, die der Explosion von Lehrer Lämpels Pfeife vorausgingen.

Harro Verstèr und sein Team verdienen ein großes Lob für eine Aufführung, an die man sich noch lange erinnern wird. ,,Mancher gibt sich viele Müh’ mit dem Möge das Swakoplieben Federvieh.” Almuth Styles in der munder Laientheater Rolle der Witwe Bolte, die sie meisterhaft uns jedes Jahr mit einer Aufführung erfreuen.. und äußerst humorvoll spielte.

Fotos: Susann Kinghorn

,,Max und Moritz, unverdrossen, sinnen aber schon auf Possen, ob vermittelst seiner Pfeifen dieser Mann nicht anzugreifen.” Max (Birgit Roxin) und Moritz (Janette Rust) freuen sich über ihre gute Idee, ihrem verhassten Lehrer Lämpel ordentlich eins auszuwischen.

,,Doch die Käfer, kritze, kratze, kommen schnell aus der Matratze. Onkel Fritz, in seiner Not, haut und trampelt alles tot.

Guckste wohl! Jetzt ist's vorbei mit der Käferkrabbelei!” Peter Rust als Onkel Fritz.

,,Hoch ist hier Frau Böck zu preisen, denn ein heißes Bügeleisen auf den kalten Leib gebracht, hat es wieder gutgemacht.” Harro Verstèr gefiel außerordentlich als Meister Böck, und auch Frau Böck (Linette Potgieter) fügte sich in die Rolle der lieben Schneidersgattin passend ein.

,,Ihrer Hühner waren drei, und ein stolzer Hahn dabei...”. Das Hühnchen Anna von Wietersheim mit dem stolzen Hahn im Hintergrund (Christa Williams).

Zuckerbäcker Kai Kutzner hat es geschafft, Max und Moritz den Garaus zu machen: ,,Rickeracke, rickeracke geht die Mühle 'mit Geknacke"...”Freilich", meint der Zuckerbäcker, "warum ist der Mensch so lecker!"

,,Und voll Dankbarkeit sodann zündet er sein Pfeifchen an.” Lehrer Lämpel (Michael Engelhard) genießt sein Meerschaumpfeifchen.

„Meister Müller, he, heran! Mahl er das, so schnell er kann!“ Bauer Mecke (Peter Brüggemann) und der Müller (Wudo van Wyk) haben miteinander Geschäfte gemacht und sich dabei gegenseitig in die Pfanne gehauen. Wenigstens haben sie es dabei gemeinsam geschafft, die beiden Lausbuben Max und Moritz zu beseitigen, zum Leidwesen einiger Kinder im Zuschauerraum der NPS-Aula.

Locker vom Hocker Band 3 Bis Ende März zum Sonderpreis von N$ 150,- erhältlich.

Senioren über 65 bekommen das Buch zum Preis von N$ 120,-.

Melden Sie sich bei Susann Kinghorn: Tel 405183 oder 0812538850

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NOTICES & VACANCIES

VACANCY Sales Manager REGUS, Walvis Bay Overall responsibility for running a Regus Business Centre profitably while driving the sales and operations. Clearly focused on generating new sales, whilst growing and retaining existing customers by delivering exceptional customer service.

Key Responsibilities: Sales/Marketing · Generates profitable new business through prospecting and enquiry handling within the local market in order to exceed set targets · Drive and maximize service revenue through up-selling of variable services to new and existing customers. · Conduct tours, with a goal of converting prospects into customers by effectively listening and selling the entire product range. · Prospecting to generate leads through local companies, partnerships and brokers. · Effectively manages leads and continuously updates CRM throughout the sales process to close of deal. · Keeps abreast of the local market by attending networking events and building strong channel relationships with commercial brokers.

Operations/Financial Management · Accountability for Centre profitability, Centre performance and the Centre's success through P&L management; · Drives revenue for Regus by effectively and consistently maximizing all service revenue. · Maximizes occupancy and profitability of the centre by pro-actively managing customers expansion requirements. · Regularly participate in the monthly centre business review process, account for profit and loss and drive agreed actions to enhance centre performance Customer Service · With a focus on meeting Customer satisfaction and retention metrics, maintain and develop existing customer relationships · Ensures the centre team is delivering exceptional customer service and customer's needs are handled effectively and efficiently.

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ESTATE NOTICE In the estate of the late Levi Efraim Kautondokwa Id no: 480111 0085 8, of Erf No.428, Justice Goseb Street, Mondesa, Swakopmund, who died on 12 December 2013 and who was married in community of property to Lydia Kauna Kautondokwa.

Master’s Ref: 248/14 WHK

REZONING APPLICATION WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME Rezoning: Single Residential to General 1 Residential Location: Erf 467, No.10 Shoreline STREET: Long Beach.

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 erect/ establish a High Density Residential Development on the site with a density of 1/250m² permitting a total of 3-units.

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 27 March 2015.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Bruce Stewart, Town Planner, PO Box 2095, Walvis Bay. (081 170 0960)

REZONING APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME REZONING: From: General Residential 1 To: Special for a Petting Zoo and Business 1 rights ON ERF NO.: 884 TOWNSHIP: Walvis Bay STREET: Corner of Theo-Ben Gurirab Street and Fourteenth Road In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission for a petting zoo and business development on the site.

Plans may be inspected, or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning First Floor, Room 101, 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 27 March 2015.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Bruce Stewart, Town Planner, P. O. Box 2095, Walvis Bay. (0811700960)

REZONING APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME REZONING: From: Single Residential To: General Residential 1 with a density of 1/200m² ON ERF NO.: Erven 1242, 1243, 1244, 1245 and Remainder of Erf 1241 TOWNSHIP: Meersig STREET: Bounded by Seventh Road East, Eleventh Street North and Sixth Road East.

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 erect/establish a medium to high density residential development (15 units) on the said erven. Erven 1242, 1243, 1244, 1245 and Remainder of Erf 1241 are to be consolidated to allow for the above.

Plans may be inspected, or particulars of this application obtained, at Town Planning, First Floor, Room 101, Civic Centre, Walvis Bay. Any person objecting to the proposed rezoning as indicated above may lodge objections, together with the 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 27 March 2015.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Bruce Stewart, Town Planner, P.O. Box 2095, Walvis Bay. (081 170 0960)

In terms of Section 35(5) of Act 66 of 1965, notice is hereby given that the FIRST Liquidation and Distribution Account in the above estate will be open for inspection of all persons interested therein for a period of twenty one (21) days from date of

publication hereof at the office of the Master of the High Court Windhoek and the Magistrate’s Court Swakopmund.

Should no objection thereto be lodged with the Master concerned during the specified period, the executrix will proceed to make payment in accordance with the account.

H VISSER Agent of the Executrix c/o Kinghorn Associates Haus Altona 2-6 Tobias Hainyeko Street P. O. Box 1455 Tel: (064) - 405051 Swakopmund (Ref: HV KAU11/ 0001-70/jg)

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Looking back as VW Kombi turns 65 Wolfsburg, Germany - Most of us would like to retire at 65, but Volkswagen's versatile van just keeps on going.

When Dutch car importer Ben Pon visited Wolfsburg in 1947, he saw a scrap Beetle chassis that had been made into a flat-bed for moving components around the plant.

That sparked the idea of a cheap and cheerful delivery van with forward controls and a box body on a Beetle platform.

He quickly drew a sketch in his notebook and showed it to plant manager Heinrich Nordhoff, who was canny enough to recognise a stroke of genius when he saw one.

Tw o y e a r s l a t e r Nordhoff presented four prototypes - two panel vans, an eightseater bus and a multipurpose vehicle - to VW's bosses and the Transporter was born.

It was designed from the outset as a workh o r s e ; N o r d h o ff famously said: â&#x20AC;&#x153;These vehicles won't be handled with kid gloves,

rather they will be treated roughly.â&#x20AC;?

In one of the first instances of platform engineering, he lifted the drivetrain and suspension of the Beetle as two complete sub-assemblies but, instead of using a fabricated spine chassis, he put a simple box body on top of a ladder frame, making the new model both robust and versatile.

Its 1.1-litre aircooled flat four churned out 18kW at 3300rpm, and the two passenger benches in the bus version could be quickly removed to make way for about 750kg of cargo, hence the nickname Kombi, which has stuck ever since - except in Germany, where it's affectionately nicknamed 'Bulli'.

A NEW WAY TO TRAVEL Production of the Transporter began on 8 March 1950 at the rate of 10 a day.

By the end of the year 8001 had been built

and demand was growing; it was cheap, it was tough and it was adaptable - exactly what a Germany, just beginning to recover from the ravages of war, needed.

A one-off Transporter fitted out as a camper was shown at the 1951 Berlin motor show and suddenly Volkswagen realised it had not only invented a new way to travel, it

also had a major hit on its hands.

Export sales took off; the 100 000th Transporter came off the assembly line in Hall 1 during 1954, by which time the VW's 'microbus' had crossed the Alps and carried its first load of hippies to India.

Production - in no less than 30 different variants - had been there was no way pushed to 80 a day, but Wo l f s b u r g c o u l d

handle any more and anyway, the space was needed to make more Beetles.

So, a new plant was built at Stocken in Hannover; it began production in March 1956, just in time to ride the global postwar recovery boom.

Today, more than 11 million T-series vehicles spanning five generations have been built worldwide, and the sixth-generation

T6 will go into production at Stocken later this year.

The California camper - the successor to that 1951 show special - is built at a special plant not far away in Limmer, while the Transporter bus is produced at Poznan in Poland, and another plant is being built in nearby Wrzesnia for the new Crafter. Ben Pon has much to answer for.

For all your motoring news and advertising contact : Mikkie Cell: 081 286 9519 email: mikkie@ namibtimes.net

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HAPPY B-day

HAIR May your birthday and every day be filled with the warmth of sunshine, happiness of smiles, the sounds of laughter, the feeling of love and the sharing of good cheer.

May God Bless you & we love you lots!

From: Daddy, Mommy, Zaylene & Family

THANK YOU I Cecilia Adriaanse would like to thank everybody, family, friends, Church of Nazarene, Charlies Meat Market, Merlus, Daverome Funeral Services, for their support and assistance during the loss of my husband.

Gods Blessings Be with You!

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Also accommodate for normal kids & children with speech problems.

Limited space Walvis Bay Kim 081 479 0725

SERVICES Professional cleaning for affordable prices We provide cleaning services in: Carpets, loose rugs Flats, Houses, Shops, Offices, Factories, Buildings, Carpets, Upholstery cleaning Call Agents: 081 682 0973 081 261 0502 Weekly/monthly contracts can be arranged

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SERVICES

SERVICES

SERVICES

SERVICES

SERVICES

Roof Repairs and Home Renovations By the Austrian Master builder, Plumbing and Electrical work No job to small modern Bathroom.

Swimming pools, Electrical, Perimeter Security, Four layer painting work, with 8 year roof repair and painting work guarantee.

Samsung Air Conditioner installer.

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

BAARD GROUP

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

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

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

Special Offer: 50% off your first consultation

PRODEL CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATIONS:

For all your renovations and construction needs with personal attention.

Call for a free quote JOHANN STEYN 081 128 0848.

CLEAR BURGLAR BARS

Clear burglar bars, transparent yet super strong bars protect your home and office without spoiling your views.

Please call me any time for a free quotation and let me install it for you during February and March 2015 and qualify for this offer.

Andre: 081 427 1912

MS ELECTRICAL:

Operate in Walvis Bay and Swakopmund.

We repair: * Geysers * Washing Machine * Microwaves * Stove, Aircons, Fridges * Electric Motors, 3-phase and single 3-phase * Battery chargers and welding machine * Electrical on houses * Vacuum cleaners and compressors * Any electrical appli-ance we’ll fix it.

All electrical appliances have 3 month guarantee.

You call - we come and fix.

Contact: Mr. Sylveners 081 299 9960.

EXCELLENT ELECTRICAL & DSTV INSTALLERS Swakopmund: We do Dish Installation extra view. Remove + fit of Dishes.

Installation of sound systems + we do repairs on HiFi’s, Tv’s and many more...

For affordable prices.

John: 081 731 0828 Vilo: 081 610 3346 SERVICE: Business plans Feasibility and marketing assessment Strategic & Marketing planning Organisational growth & strategies Clearing and forwarding SME mentorship Company logos Assignments at all levels of study (Certificate, Diploma, Degree, Masters) Loan Application Procedures Website design Contact: 081 853 5464 081 560 2253

DE VRIES PLUMBING SERVICES Contact us for all your plumbing needs New/Replacement Bathroom & Kitchen Installations General Plumbing Maintenance Marius 081 2122 541

Baard Transport / Block & Brick baard@afol.com.na TEL: 064-274 800 FAX: 064-274 810 ∙ Blocks / Bricks ∙ Rock Face / Pavers ∙ Interlocks / Linthols ∙ Sand / Stone ∙ De-watering ∙ Hiring of earth moving Equipment “The Service Makes The Difference” NEW: Hollow 7 MPA Super Brick

PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE ALSO OPEN BETWEEN 13:00 - 14:00 HIRE / RENT: Tents, Tables and Chairs for hire/rent in Swakopmund.

For out of Swakopmund special arrangements can be done.

Contact: 081 323 9402

OFFICE & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE REMOVAL SPECIALIST At The Coast Household & Office.

Mobile: 0814093522 email: neilnkt@iway.na A TO Z CLEANING SERVICES WE OFFER: Daily / Weekly / Monthly Yearly Contracts For Offices / Buildings / Shops /Shopping malls // Factories/Accessible windows / Ablution Blocks / Body Corporates Etc. Contact Mr Coenie Brand Tel 081 129 7988 Office 205 036 Mail:ops@atozcleaning. com.na BUDGET CLEANERS: We offer once off cleaning for Lounge suites Carpets/Rugs Matrasses Loose chairs Machine scrub tiles Descale/Steam clean bathrooms / ablution blocks Accessible windows Exterior spray cleaning And much more!!!

Contact Mrs Jenny Brand Tel 081 148 5036 Office 220 382 Mail: budget@iway.na All cleaning procedures done under supervision YESHUA FLOORING: Laminated wooden flooring on ships PVC Tiles Ceramic Tiles Renovations Cell: 081 747 6111 Our Service is your Value 30 Years expertise

JOSEF DRIVING SCHOOL Swakopmund: We offer driving lessons for N$90 per hour or pay for more than 10 hours for N$90 per hour and get one hour free!!!

N$150 for natis test.

Professional, friendly and patient instructor - failing is not an option.

Contact: 081 418 3595 or 081 296 9477

DR JAMES AND DR LOVEMOREBANDA IS BACK AGAIN Here now in Walvis Bay with very powerful medicine for various problems and diseases.

Bring back lost lover.

Your lover to think only bout you. Is your lover stingy with money? To have man/woman of your choice. Is your lover always cheating on you?

Make your lover marry you.

Work problems.

To be liked at work, promotions, business customer attraction, period pains, lots of blood or no blood at all.

Libido. Divorce, revenge to win court cases, to win contracts, competition, pregnancy problems, Peaceful marriage protection of witchcraft from body and house.

Remove of tokoloshe, work, love, promotions at work, produce babies, nightmare problems, bring back lost lovers, a man to be strong in bed, weak erections, tp stop drinking alcohol, jealousy people never win, you may delay but time will come.

Unfinished jobs by other doctors.

Come and experience wonderful miracle happenings in your life.

We work with good results not reasons.

Contact: 081 740 0285 081 043 7612 Sundays by appointment

Professional 3D Landscape Design “The Foundation to creating amazing outdoor spaces” Arlene Visser Cell: +264-811480744 e-mail: arlenevisser@gmail.c om Facebook: Landscape Designs by Arlene SERVICE: Affordable and reliable transport offered. We do office and household furniture removal in Walvis Bay and from Walvis Bay to Swakopmund and from Swakopmund to Walvis Bay. Contact Lawrence: 081 354 2084 Specialized 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

PROPERTIES TO RENT FLATS TO RENT A complex of flats in Narraville offers to let residential units comprising 2 Bedroom flats with open plan kitchen and dining room, complete with are shower and toilet.

For more information, please contact the property manager on: 0813877330 / 0818432686 / 0811462033 TE HUUR: Nuut geboude 1 slaapkamer woonstel, in Narraville, onmiddellik beskikbaar.

Enkel persoon met sober gewoontes wat ‘n rustige lewe lei kan kontak.

N$ 3 500.00 p/m Vooruit betaalbaar.

Deposito.

Koopkrag.

Skakel: 081 317 7253 TO RENT Near Woermann Brock Mondesa Swakopmund: 3 Bedroom house, 2 bathrooms with garage.

N$6400.00 Water Incl.

1 Bedroom flat, BIC. With garage for rent.

N$3750.00 W+L Incl.

Contact: 081 261 8487

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PROPERTIES TO RENT

PROPERTIES TO RENT

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

MALAKIA PROPERTY TO LET VINETA EXT 15 Bachelor flat Garage N$4500.00 W/ Incl MAHETAGO 1Bedroom,bathroom Kitchen N$2800.00 W/incl Prepaid electricity 3Bedrooms bic,2bathrooms Kitchen bic with stove, Lounge Single garage N$6600.00 W/Incl Avble 1 April 2015 JABULANI Bachelor flat N$3000.00 W/L Incl Single person OLWETWENI Outside room Bathroom N$1900.00 W/ Incl Outside room Bathroom N$2300.00 W/Incl 1bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen N$3600.00 W/L Incl Malakia: 081 297 7253

TO LET: Narraville Sun Valley Newly build 2 bedroom with garage Available 1 April N$ 5 500.00 p/m Office Space - Central ± 180m² N$ 16 000.000 Penthouse in Swakop, fully furnished N$ 25 000.00, for sale as well N$ 2 mil.

For sale: Long Beach 3 bedroom town house N$ 1.3 mil 2 bedroom unit, beautiful views N$ 3 50 mil Meersig Plot and plan x2 N$ 1.6 mil Walvis Bay, Central 3 bedroom house, 2 bathrooms, 3 garages, huge plot ± 1000m² N$ 2.1 mil cc reg Walvis Bay Central 3 bedroom house, 2 bathrooms, huge plot 1400m² Vineta 3 bedroom house N$ 1 950 mil Call Hannelie: 081 124 2292

TO RENT Tamariskia - Swakop: 1 Bedroom flat with bathroom. BIC in bedroom. Open plan Kitchen with BIC. Prepaid electricity, Water Incl.

N$2600.00per month.

Deposit required.

Contact: 081 303 1807 081 295 0475

TUKA PROPERTIES CC TO LET Ocean View · Brand new 3 bedrooms house, 2 Bathrooms, Open plan Kitchen, double garage and alarm.

N$ 10 000 excl. water with prepaid electricity.

Available 1 April Vineta · In a complex, one bedroom flat, one bathroom, Open plan kitchen and a garage.

N$5000.00 Water & Electricity Exclusive.

Available 1 April Tamariskia · 3 Bedrooms house, 2 Bathrooms, living room, kitchen and double garage N$6500.00 Excl water and electricity. Available 1 April. · One bedroom flat, open plan kitchen, shower and toilet N$ 3000.00 prepaid electricity, incl water.

Available 1 April Mondesa · Oletweni Bachelor Flat with toilet and shower N$2000.00 including water with prepaid electricity. Available now · 2 bedrooms house, open plan kitchen, bathroom and single garage for N$4200.00 Water incl. with prepaid electricity. · Spacious 1 bedroom flat with BIC, with kitchen and sitting room and shower for N$ 3500 incl water with prepaid electricity. Available now For more info call 064-461217 081 241 5447 Email:

NEW DEVELOPMENT GRACEMERE FAIRWAYS, WALVIS BAY 16 x 3 bed unit with double Garage N$ 1 350 000-00 20 x 2 bed unit with double Garage N$ 1 220 000-00 10 x 2 bed unit with single Garage N$ 996 000-00 Don't miss out!

Emily 0812930335 Saloom 0813821888

TO RENT: 2x flats available, Kabeljou Street, house no 82.

N$ 2 700.00 p/m W/E incl.

Hot water available.

Contact: 081 149 1201 081 333 8010 FOR RENT: Meersig Bachelors flat Small kitchen, shower, toilet, wash basin, no garage available N$ 2 500.00 p/m Big 5 bedroom house, 4 bathroom, kitchen, sculler/laundry, lounge, tv room, 2 double garages, indoor & outdoor BBQ. W/E excl.

Contact: 081 609 4211 TO RENT: Fairways 1 bedroom flat with bathroom, kitchen / lounge.

W/E incl.

Alarm.

No garage.

N$ 4 500.00 p/m Immediately available.

Contact: 081 147 7626 TO RENT: Walvis Bay Hermes Opposite Duneside School Modern 2 bedroom flat with BIC, fitted kitchen with BIC, oven/stove, big lounge, shower/toilet.

N$ 6 000.00 p/m W/E incl. Deposit neg.

Available 01 April 2015 Contact: 081 149 4669 081 399 1823 Swakopmund CBD Fully Furnished Flat: Top Floor with Balcony and Beautiful View 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Double Garage N$ 11,000.00 Phone 081-247 3026 HOUSE TO RENT Narraville - Walvis: 4 bedroom house. All 4 rooms has built in cupboards. 2 Toilets with showers. Big kitchen with built in cupboards and built in stove. Very spacious and ideal for a big family. The house is next to Makarios Supermarket and situated at 50 Evergreen Street.

There are no garages.

Rent: N$6000.00p/m W/Incl, prepaid electricity installed.

Deposit required.

Contact: 081 360 7641

Email: malakiaproperties@ yahoo.com House to rent Mondesa ext 10 3 bedroom, bathroom, lounge, kitchen (BIC with stove) alarm system.

N$5500 water inc 081 143 3682 / 081 236 5335 FLAT TO RENT Ocean View: 2 Bedroom, 1 bathroom.

Open plan kitchen Lounge. 1 Garage. Own entrance. Alarm.

W/E Incl.

N$6000.00 Contact: 081 180 0909 FLAT TO RENT Mondesa - Swakop: Bachelor flat available.

Hot water & Electricity incl. Private entrance.

Own toilet & shower, very clean.

Only single persons.

Available 1st April Rent: N$1700.00 + deposit N$1700.00 Deposit refundable.

Contact: 081 333 0095 081 687 5764 FLAT TO RENT Ocean View: 2 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom, living room and open plan kitchen. Separate entrance to flat. Built in cupboards.

N$6500.00p/m W/E Incl.

Contact: 081 829 6779 TO RENT: Kuisebmund Namport: Bachelor flat with open plan lounge with kitchen.

W/E Incl.

To view contact: 081 244 0044 Price negotiable.

TE HUUR Luderitz Str - Swakop: Enkel Woonstel te huur aangebied.

1 Kamer ook beskikbaar.

Kontak: 081 180 0095

info@tukaproperties. com TO LET: Tamariskia 2 bedroom flat, kitchen, garage Pre paid electricity Water incl.

N$ 4 500.00 neg.

Contact:081 377 6844

TO RENT: Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay Freestanding house, offering two bedrooms, open plan kitchen to lounge and bathroom for rent. Available immediately Water and electricity (pre paid) electricity.

N$ 4 000.00 p/m Deposit N$ 4 000.00 Call Hilde: 081 140 5880 085 607 7198

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

MALAKIA PROPERTIES TAMARISKIA Plots and Plans ARANDIS Good Investment: 2bedrooms,bathroom, open-plan kitchen Plus: 2flats with 2bedrooms,bathroom Open-plan kitchen each Generate monthly income N$ 7500.00 N$560 000.00 BUSINESS FOR SALE 8Units, 2Offices, Entertainment cafe Size 2472m2 N$2.675mil Malakia 081 297 7253 Email:

Malakiaproperties@yahoo.com

FOR SALE Long Beach: Fully furnished town house with 3 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, open plan living area, indoor BBQ, double garage, balcony and drying yard.

Close to the beach.

N$1,300,000.00.

Call: 081 296 2678

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

PROPERTIES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SAL FOR SALE FOR SALE

PROPERTIES TO RENT

WALVIS BAY 20 4505

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SAL FOR SALE FOR SALE

PROPERTIES TO RENT

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CENTRAL SELF CATERING Fully Furnished Situated near schools & Shopping Centre.

Consist of 6 x 1 bedr flats, open plan kitchen to lounge, bathr, spacious private court yard with braai. 1 x 2 bedr flat open plan living, kitchen, bathr, 5 garages Situated on a 1500 m² plot. Ample space to build more units.

BARGAIN! BARGAIN! N$ 4.2 mill CC Reg.

JOEY 081 129 3293

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

TE KOOP Vineta - Swakopmund Ext.8 2 Huise op 1 Erf , size 982m² 1ste huis: 4 Slaapkamers, 2 badkamers (one onsuite), sit/eet/studeer kamer. Kombuis. 3 Garages. Binne en buite braai. BIC. Eie Groot Tuin.

2de huis: Dubbelverdieping, bo 3 slaapkamers, 2 badkamers (one on-suite). BIC, Balcon. Onder het 'n gaste toilet, oopplan pragtige kombuis met sitkamer en binne braai. 1 groot garage. Buite bediende kamer, eie jaarts. Klein tuin en ingang.

Alles is loop afstand van die waterfront af.

N$3miljoen Excl transfer costs. Geen kommissie Kontak: 081 786 0089

Urgently Looking for any industrial plots/property in Walvis Bay for cash & pre-approved buyers.

Claudia 0811277783 WALVIS BAY 1 BED, FULLY FURNISHED FLATS WITH RENTAL INCOME OF N$ 5 000-00 P/M. A RARE FIND AT N$ 695 000-00.

YOU SNOOZE, YOU LOOSE! CLAUDIA 0816051984

Swakopmund Walvis Bay Weighbridge 2 x 412.5m² Warehouses for sale!

N$ 3 646 250.00 each To avoid disappointment reserve yours now!

Claudia 0816051984

NET N$ 640,000 Hoekerf naby nuwe Pro-Ed, 640m² Maak gou!

Johan Cilliers 081 1281778 / 064 404400

Coming Soon!!

New Seafront 5km from Walvisbay town centre on the road to Swakop” · 205 Residential units, each selling from N$ 610 000-00.

Each with own plot & walking distance from the sea! · 4 General Residential plots, 1730m² - 2840m² from N$ 2 210 000-00 each ·4 Business Plots, 2192m² - 3829m² from N$ 3 195 000-00 each Don't delay book yours today!!

Claudia 0816051984 COASTAL ESTATES FOR SALE Swakopmund: Weekend getaway 14 Undeveloped plots Usakos 2-10 HA Nampower Municipal water N$210 000 - N$820 000 Contact: Jan: 081 270 8005 Hannes: 081 149 8777 Irma: 081 368 4469 IN COUNTRY ESTATE Walvis Bay To Let Central - Spacious 2 bedroom flat, lounge, kitchen, bathroom, garage, pre paid electricity N$ 4 235.00 p/m Central - 2 bedroom flat, kitchen, lounge, bathroom, pre paid electricity N$ 5 400.00 p/m no pets Meersig - 2 bedroom flat with garage, pre paid electricity N$ 5 400.00 p/m Central - Newly build 3 bedroom unit, open plan kitchen, lounge, guest toilet, full 2 bathrooms, garage N$ 6 500.00 p/m Central - 3 bedroom unit, open plan kitchen, lounge, guest toilet, bathroom, garage, courtyard N$ 6696.00 p/m Office Space Prime Location - 56m² Available immediately N$ 6825.00 p/m To view Laura 081 127 7071 Glen 081 124 9443

Contact Remax for all your property needs!

Our friendly agents standing by whether you are selling or buying.

Give us a call!

Ongwediva 065 238 342 / 081 279 2525 Swakopmund 064 464 033 / 081 870 9950 Walvis Bay 064 212 440 / 081 605 1984

PROPERTIES FOR SALE ELEGANCIA INVESTMENTS CC Narraville New exciting development of 2 bedroom flats starts in April 2015!!

Spacious with kitchen/lounge, bathroom and parking space. Selling fast. Book yours to avoid disappointment.

Deposit required. Price starting from N$ 540 000.00 Contact: 081 866 9480 Swakopmund Ext 23 Contemporary house for sale, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen/lounge, build in braai, BIC, garage and huge space to extend.

081 866 9480 HOLIDAY FLAT, CENTRAL SWAKOPMUND, 3 bedrooms, secure parking, N$ 1,428,000; or CENTRAL SWAKOPMUND, 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 3 garages wooden finishes, high quality, N$ 2,062,000.

SMALL HOLDINGS SWAKOPMUND 5 -9 ha. (1-3 houses, outbuildings, boreholes etc.) or 10 ha. (undeveloped).

NOW SELLING: RIVERSIDE DEVELOPMENT 2-3 bedroom townhouses, new, high quality, incl. Camino, stylish, 147-192 m², N$ 1,764,000 N$ 2,304,000.

Only 7 units available.

SEASIDE ESTATES Birgit 081-2757857 FOR SALE: Arandis 2 x plot Size: 450 each Price: N$160 000 each Contact: 081 354 9081

WALVIS BAY - LAGOON 2 x Bachelor's flats with garage in safe complex.

Within walking distance from the lagoon!

N$ 645 000-00 each.

Saloom 0813821888 Walvis Bay Sole & Exclusive Mandate Spacious 160m² 3 bed, 1 ½ bath townhouses.

A rare find at N$ 895 000-00 each!

Saloom 0813821888

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PROPERTIES FOR SALE

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

FOR SALE N$950,000 CC Registered Fairways: One level, 2 bedroom townhouse with large 53sqm back garden.

1 Bathroom. Open plan kitchen and lounge, small front courtyard garden.

Single garage.

Call Suzette: 085 559 1619

SWAKOPMUND MONDESA COMING SOON!!!

New Development 1 & 2 Bed Apartments in a secure complex.

PRICE ON REQUEST GOGGA 081 870 9950 VINOTHAN 081 128 9388

TUKA PROPERTIES CC FOR SALE Mile 4 4- Shores 3 Bedroom flat, Open plan kitchen BIC bathroom, one extra toilet, alarm system and garage for N$ 1.3 mil Vineta 3 Bedrooms house, 2 Bathrooms, Kitchen, living / dining room, Single garage and 1 bedroom flat for N$1.75 mil Vineta North- Ext 23 ·3 Bedrooms house, 2 Bathrooms, Open Plan Kitchen, Single Garage on a 500 m²Erf size for N$ 1, 450 000.00 Mondesa (Near Woermannbrock) 3 bedroom house, 2 bathrooms, Living room, Kitchen, Study & garage N$ 980 000.00 ·Mondesa Court - 2 bedroom flat, 2 bathrooms build in cupboards, lounge and kitchen with 1 Garage. N$ 620 000.00 Plot Ocean view ·600m² plot for sale for N$490 000.00 Henties bay Beachfront plot, 805m² N$ 360 000.

Rehoboth - Kavukiland Extension 2 2x Brand new houses, two bedrooms, 1 bathroom, Open Plan Kitchen. Erf size 450 m² for N$ 400 000.00 For more info call 064-461217 081 241 5447 Email: info@tukaproperties.co m

Walvis Bay Industrial Plots for sale 3100m² @ N$ 7 480 000-00 5200m² @ N$ 8 580 000-00 Claudia 0816051984

ARANDIS 3 bed, 2 bath house with garage N$ 625 000-00 2 bed, 1 bath house N$ 435 000-00 Vinothan 0811289388 FOR SALE Swakopmund, Vineta 3 bedroom house 2 bathrooms, lounge, dinning, Bachelor flat, garage N$ 1 700 000.00 Industrial Plot Size 3400 N$ 4 400 000.00 To let, Walvis Bay Central 3 bedroom in complex N$ 7 500.00 neg.

Contact Glenda: 081 147 5143 081 462 3618

PROPERTIES WANTED TE HUUR GESOEK Woonstel te huur gesoek.

Swakopmund Opsoek na 1 of 2 slaapkamer tuinwoonstel met ‘n garage en privaat ingang en tuintjie.

Verkieslik gemeubileerd.

Ons het 2 klein hondtjies en is naweke en gedurende skoolvakansie in Hentiesbaai.

Skakel Jan Burger: 081 295 7030 TE HUUR GESOEK: Op soek na 2/3 slaapkamer huis met dubbel garage.

Nie in kompleks of woonstelle nie.

N$ 6 500.00 N$ 7 000.00 p/m In Walvisbaai, Meersig, Lagoon, Hermis of Central Town.

Skakel Hannes: 081 262 7829 Opsoek na ‘n DUBBEL GARAGE om te huur vir 2 motors.

Swakopmund.

Kontak: 081 214 9453

WANTED CASH PAID INSTANTLY for your broken & irreparable Gold Jewellery, also bits & pieces.

Call at Desert Jeweller & Curios Sam Nujoma Avenue Walvis Bay, opposite KFC. Your ID is essential.

WANTED: Canopy for Toyota Hilux double cab D4D. Cell: 081 243 3709 We buy Gold and Silver Jewellery, Gold and Silver Coins and Diamonds.

Feel free to contact me: Contact 081 344 3794

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CARS

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Bakkie for sale Fiat Strada 1.4 with canopy 2010 Model, 58 000 km N$ 75 000.00 Contact 0814210787

SALE @ 2nd hand shop

FOR SALE: 1x Behringer Gm108 15W practise amplifier N$650.00 1x Logic 101CK cash register like new N$850.00 1x Minolta 7000 professional film camera N$650.00 1x Foldable pick-nick 4 seater table with benches N$450.00 2x Stainless steel wasbasins single and double bin (new) N$450.00 each Plumbing and building suppliers at 50% discount.

Contact: 081 567 4522

FOR SALE: 95 Pajero Mitsubushi 2.8 Diesel Automaties 3 deur 200 000 km Puik toestand N$ 55 000.00 Kontak: 081 230 1882 081 239 2205

FOR SALE:

Car for sale Engine failure but the rest is in good condition.

Volvo S40 2007 Price negotiable Contact: 081 219 1119 for more FOR SALE: 2012 KIA OPTIMA 2.4 Sedan Automatic Call: 081-723-4831 Bakkie for Sale 2006 Toyota hillux 2.7 Good condition with extras price: NS 75 000.00 neg.

John Deere Tractor For sale John Deere 4850 1987 model 4WD 4 Skaar 1.5 Slcher Price: N$ 80 000 Contact person: Pit:0815678487 0815768481 FOR SALE: KTM 990 92 Model as is N$ 90 000.00 Contact: 081 364 1734 FOR SALE: 2013 Model Chev Utility Bakkie.

Ten thousand kilometres.

N$95 000.00 Contact: 081 687 3209 081 319 2986 FOR SALE: 2008 Chrysler Sebring in good condition.

N$90 000.00 (neg) Contact: 081 203 2991 081 250 9527

FOR SALE MAKE: BMW 520D A/T SUNROOF; LEATHER SEATS; ABS MODEL: 2010 KM/READ: 160 000 FULL SERVICE RECORD ONE OWNER PRICE: N$ 195 900.00 CONTACT: 0811284990

Trojan Gym N$2000 Blast freezer N$40000 Exercise bike N$1000 205lt Freezer N$1500 LG 50" TV N$4500 Combi Oven/Steamer N$10000 Fender Guitar N$2500 Samsung Wash/Machine N$1500 Meat Saw N$2500 Zebra Skin N$5000 Leather lounge set N$12000 Bar Chairs N$250 Office Chairs N$450 6mWood purlines N$90 each 4m Trailer N$15000 Sony Laptop N$2000 BAY AUCTIONEERS WE BUY AND SELL 97 Sam Nujoma Street Walvisbaai 064220387 0811475475-081434368

FOR SALE: Chelino Baby pram Blue Brand New N$ 1 400.00 Other items 081 479 0725 SPECIAL!!!! On truck & car batteries At BACHMUS Battery #622 N$778-55 incl vat And loads more….

FOR SALE: Good second hand shipping containers for sale 3x6m @ N$ 22 000.00 each 1x12m @ N$ 26 000.00 Special price @ N$ 88 000.00 for the 4 containers in one lot.

Contact Peter: 081 128 5829

FOR SALE

MODEL: 41AM

JLG PUSH AROUND VERTICAL PERSONNEL LIFT: 1. WORKING HEIGHT: 41ft 2. WEIGHT: 486kg 3. POWER: 220VAC 4. CONDITION: MINT PRICE: N$69,500.00 CALL: 081 258 2137

NOTICE: Huge Garage sale: SATURDAY 14 MARCH 2015 10h00.

Camping Equipment, Fishing Rods, Household and much more.

Rhode Allee 56, Swakopmund.

FOR SALE: Samsung Fridge/Freezer.

Side by side, 340/210 l Stainless steel.

N$2000.00 Contact: 081 204 0963 Swakopmund FOR SALE: Canopy for sale Andy cab platinum to fit Toyota Hilux LWB Models from 2006 onwards.

Excellent condition.

N$8000.00 cash only.

Contact: 081 581 1600

HOUSEHOLD/ FURNITURE We Turn Your Assets Into CASH! 064220387 0811475333

We Buy or Sell Furniture, Cars, anything of value

FOR SALE: Bargains GWM 2L Petrol 2011 N$ 70 000.00 2013 Nissan 2.5 Diesel 2x4 N$ 160 000.00 Nissan 2.5 Diesel 4x4 N$ 240 000.00 2013 Navara 2.5 Diesel se 4x4 2013 N$ 370 000.00 Nissan Primaster Bus 1900 Diesel 2011 N$ 200 000.00 Nissan 2.5 Diesel 2x4 Difflock 2013 N$ 170 000.00 All prices negotiable Please contact Jacques 081 242 3606

jacques@proanglona m.com TREASURE CHEST SWAKOPMUND Next to Woermann Brock Hardware Tel: 064 405 602 Cell: 081 210 0800 WE BUY AND SELL Quality Furniture, Hardware, Tools, Beds and Matrasses, Appliances, Electrical goods, Camping equipment, Jewellery, etc.

Come negotiate a deal that suits your pocket!!!

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

GARDENING FOR SALE FAN PALMS FOR SALE Big and small, and planted Also Garden designs and irrigation Palm and tree removal, 40 Kg Cow Manure bags delivered.

Call Gunther 081-6386300 Handyman1@iway.na

VACANCIES The Belgian Choclatique Administration Position - PA In search of a permanent worker with clerical or good administrative skills: Basic Requirements 1. Answer phone calls and take orders in a professional and effective manner.

2. Able to sort important orders and take responsibi-lity regarding the delivery of it.

3. Ensure professional and friendly service at all times.

4. Excellent communication skills 5. Fast learner in product handling 6. Ability to market the product in a professional and effective way.

7. Ensure confidentiality 8. Work under pressure 9. Have at least 3 years working experience in any Personal Assistant or clerical-administrative work.

10. Able to handle orders on demand.

11. Ensure quality work performance at all times.

Send CV to the Belgian Choclatique: adelain@iway.na Thank you for your interest to join our esteemed team at the Belgian Choclatique.

VACANCY: A soon to open kitchen in Kuisebmond requires the service of a qualified Chef.

Favourable working hours.

Email: lasunris@gmail.com Or send to Box 7745, Walvis Bay For more information call: 081 622 2717

VACANCIES

Pathcare laboratories requires the services of a registered nurse in Swakopmund as from 1/4/2015 to 22/5/2015.

Requirements: · Registered with Nursing Council of Namibia. · Friendly disposition with good communication skills · Computer literate.

Applicants should be Namibian citizens or should have permanent residence status.

Applications should include a CV, which can be delivered at Pathcare Swakopmund or Mailed : helga@pathcarenamibia.com

Closing Date: 20/3/2015.

GESOEK: Afgetreede Werktuigkundiges Moet ondervinding hê van New Hollandse en John Deere Trekkers.

Kontak: 081 244 1342 VACANCY Hemco Paint Swakopmund: Counter Sale Position available.

Email Cv’s to:

morne@hemconamibia.co m

For more info contact: 064 400 353

VACANCY: Qualified & experienced Dental Assistant needed.

Start April 2015 Email CV to: accounts@drfox.co Only short listed candidates will be contacted.

Toonbank Verkoopskonsultant pos - Swakopmund (verpakkings/groothandelbedryf) • Kliëntediens • Goeie kommunikasieverkope • Sterk administratiewe vaardighede 'n absolute noodsaaklikheid.

• Kennis / ondervinding van Pastel Evolution 'n bonus!

Salaris onderhandelbaar.

Stuur CV to magda@plastilon.co.za

Go Fresh Pty (Ltd) Swakop Vacancy Administrative Clerk Requirements: · 3 years Administrative Experience · Debtors experience · Good passing grade in Accounting and Mathematics · Fluent in English and Afrikaans · Namibian citizen Interested candidates to please mail CV to man.swk@gofresh.com.na

Indicate salary expectation in CV

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

ACCOMMODATION

VACANCIES MERCHANDISER NEEDED FOR THE COAST Waldschmidt Eggs cc is looking to employ a merchandiser at the coast.

The successful incumbent will need the following attributes: · Speak, read and write either English or Afrikaans fluently. · Have previous Merchandising Experience · Be of sober habits

VACANCIES Go Fresh Pty (Ltd) Swakop Vacancy Assistant Branch Manager/ Buyer Requirements: · 3 years managerial experience · 5 years buying experience · Namibian citizen · Namibian drivers License · Should have knowledge of sales/marketing · Fluent in English, Afrikaans ( German will be an advantage) · Excellent communication skills and team leader Interested candidates to please mail CV to man.swk@gofresh.com.na

Indicate salary expectation in CV

Welder Needed Welding of Cast ironing Stainless steel Must be truthful and loyal to company Mix and Tic Welder Plasma Cutting Call: 081-5863260 handyman1@iway.na Office.handymansec@g mail.com Labours Needed.

Only Hard working Long Term staff need apply Call Jennifer anytime.

081 715 5136 Handyman1@iway.na VACANCY Donelia Signwriting Signwriting assistant needed At least 2 years experience in Letter Art Names/Logos on walls or any surface.

Email: donelia@iway.na Cell: 081 129 6179 Vacancy: Looking for Installers for roller shutters, garage doors and motor and gate motors.

Email CV to: loukonbr@gmail.com

SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED

WERK GESOEK: Dame 36-jaar-oud is dringend opsoek na enige tipe werk, is Afrikaans sprekend, kan ook Engels praat. Het kennis van borduur masjiene. Kan onmidellik diens aanvaar.

Skakel: 081 794 8174

JOB WANTED: A 23-year-old lady is looking for domestic work in any location in Walvis Bay or Swakopmund. If anyone is interested.

Contact: 081 873 4996

Ek is ‘n 36 jarige dame opsoek na huiswerk vir Maandag tot Vrydag. Ek is betroubaar en maak mooi skoon, stryk en kan kinders oppas. Ek het verwyssings u kan skakel en uitvind: 081 149 2155 waar ek gewerk het.

Kontak: 081 677 5567

Fax: 061 ~ 236505 Email: eggs@mweb.com.na

JOB WANTED: I am in Walvis Bay. Kuisebmond looking for work in cleaning, offices, washing & ironing. Any kind of cleaning. No baby care. Ready to start immediately.

Contact: 081 400 2711

Painters in Swk needed Please call or mail Cv to the following nr.

Call:081-5863260 handyman1@iway.na office.handymansec@gm ail.com

JOB WANTED: A young man with one year experience in light office admin work is looking for any suitable work in Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 454 8955 081 454 8955

If you are interested, please fax or email your CV to the following:

TO HIRE Infinity Bounce Jumping castle's to rent Big 3 in 1 is 550 per day Standard 400 per day Water slide 300 per day.

Please call 0813719956 TO HIRE: Jumping castle for hire 400 per day 300 half a day Tel: 064 200 742 Sel: 081 128 2904

SITUATION WANTED VACANCY NEEDED: I am a 24 year old lady looking for a job such as Reception, Sales or Office Admin. I have 2 years experience. Can start any time.

Contact: 081 661 8240 JOB WANTED: I am a 26 year old looking for any kind of work. I have a certificate in Hospitality and Domestic work.

Contact: 081 597 6999 WERK GESOEK: Ek is ‘n 42 jarige vrou opsoek na werk, was, stryk, skoonmaak of kantoor werk. Ek is betroubaar en kan onmiddelik begin. Kan ook Saterdae werk. In Swakopmund of Langstrand.

Kontak: 081 211 2303 GIDEON: Looking for a job as a driver, Tour guide.

Call or sms: 081 837 0250

LAINA: A mature young lady is looking for cleaning work, houses or offices.

Have experience on both.

Can also do supermarket, domestic or restaurant work. Must be in Walvis Bay or Langstrand.

Contact: 081 779 8484 WERK GESOEK: Hardwerkende jong dame is opsoek na kantoor skoonmaak werk, restaurant werk of enige huiswerk. Langstrand, Dorp, Meersig asb. Kan enige tyd begin.

Kontak: 081 340 6390 081 615 8440 PRISCILLA: I am a 29-year-old lady looking for domestic work, in Walvis Bay, Town, Meersig, Narraville and Langstrand. Mondays to Fridays or 3 days a week. I have 9 years experience, am trustworthy and reliable.

Can start immediately.

Contact: 081 392 2940 JOB WANTED: Young lady looking for domestic work. Mondays to Fridays or 3 days a week. Can be cleaning offices.

Contact: 081 467 4122 081 467 2376 MONICA: I am a 39-year-old lady looking for domestic work. Mondays to Fridays. Can take care of children and of old people. I am peaceful and a lovely person. Very hardworking and have many years experience.

Contact: 081 817 5258

ROSY: Op soek na huiswerk.

Maandae, Woensdae en Donderdae. Baie betroubaar. Dorp of Lagoon.

Kontak: 081 562 8779 MARIA: Ek is ‘n Ovambo Op soek na huiswerk, kinders oppas, skoonmaak werk.

Kontak: 081 552 2160 JOB WANTED: A 22-year-old looking for domestic work, ironing, washing, cleaning offices or taking care of babies etc.

In Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 606 3037 081 411 0479 JOB WANTED: A 38-year-old lady is looking for domestic work, cleaning, washing and ironing. Mondays up to Fridays.

Contact: 081 479 3455 LOOKING FOR WORK: Unoo, a 25 year lady is looking for domestic work in Swakopmund - Vineta, Mondays to Saturdays or on any single day of the week. For the past 2 years I worked for the same employer who is transferred to Windhoek.

I’m hardworking, honest and reliable and have good experience. I’m English, Afrikaans and Herero speaking.

Contact: 081 386 2571 JOB WANTED: I am looking for work as a baby sitter or working in a bar, Kindergarten or Office cleaning work.

Contact: 081 824 8285 JOB WANTED: Ek is opsoek na werk vir 2 dae - Dinsdae en Donderdae. In Swakopmund of Langstrand. Kan enige tyd begin.

Kontak: 081 659 5329 JOB WANTED: Trustworthy 29 year old man is looking for work as a driver or forklift driver job. I have a forklift certificate + Code C1 drivers licence.

Can start ASAP. Contact: 081 719 6171 ELLA: Is looking for 2-4 days domestic work or cleaning work. I am friendly and can start any time. In Swakopmund.

Contact: 081 689 7905 JOB WANTED: Looking for any kind of work, can be in a Butchery as well. Worked in TakeAways, bakeries, teller.

Knows how to work with customers.

Contact: 081 367 4990

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

THOUGHTS FOR THE WEEK Friday- Isaiah 43:19 (NIV)

See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the desert and streams in the wasteland.

Read Isaiah 43 Read Isaiah Saturday- Deuteronomy 31:6 (NIV) Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the LORD your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you."Read Deuteronomy 31Read Deuteronomy SundayJeremiah 29:11 (NIV) For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.

Read Jeremiah 29 Read Jeremiah Monday- Isaiah 41:10 (NIV) So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.

PRAYER:

Heavenly Father, let this week be a blessed one for all brothers and sisters. May your holy spirit guide, direct the way for those seeking your help to make important decisions, let those working hard reap fruits of their labor, inspire confidence to those shattered, console those who may have lost a loved one, provide strength to those suffering from serious illness and instill hope to those weighed down with anxieties of life. Above all show your love and mercy upon those who strive to walk in your ways in this ungodly world. As imperfect, puny humans the desires of the flesh may cause us to sin against you knowing or unknowingly.

Please protect us Father and forgive us for all our short comings.

Recalling Jas.4:8 which says "Draw close to God, and he will draw close to you" I call upon all to light up candles of faith and hope for glorious week. Amen!

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Rev. John Henry Van Den Heever “Tickey Boy” *07/09/1929

+12/03/2014

Pappa se eerste verjaarsdag in die Hemel met God en sy engele, Pa was geleen aan ons vir baie jare en dit was die wonderlikste jare wat ons vir ewig en altyd sal onthou.

Gelukkige 1ste verjaarsdag weg van ons.

Pappa se heengaan was seer, en as ons daaraan dink, stort ons nog steeds ‘n traan.

Ons onthou al die wonderlike dinge. Die PA met die liefdevolle hart wat altyd raad kon gee vir almal. Lekker oud stories vertel, met daai nou ogies grappies maak, met ‘n aansteeklike lag en soveel opoffering gemaak het vir ander.

Ons het vandag net “memories”en fotos, maar in ons harte sal Pappa altyd bly.

Met baie liefde: Mamma, kinders, skoonkinders, kleinkinders en agterkleinkinders

04.09.1967 – 01.10.2014

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MARIA ELIZABETH MOLAULY

* 03.08.1945

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+ 09.03.2015

Ons harte is stukkend maar vol dankbaarheid dat ons Hemelse Vader Ma 'n lang lyding gespaar het sodat Ma so waardig kon gaan soos wat Ma gelewe het.

Hy het ons laat glo dis alles in Sy hande, en toe sy haar oë vir ons sluit, toe verstaan ons. Lekker rus Ma.

TROOSDIENS:

Sondag 15 Maart 2015 18:00 By huis no.29 Seewierstraat, Narraville

Van Jou Man, kinders & Kleinkinders

MARIA ELIZABETH MOLAULY Bloubul maatjie, Aan ons geliefde suster en bloubul jou stem is stil, jou plek is leeg hier op Loftus, loftus, die vermisting is groot, ons gun ons suster die ewige rus tot ons weer mekaar sal sien.

Vandag loop ons geliefde vir die eerste keer langs die strate van God se stad met blye verbasing oor alles wat nuut is, want nou kan sy sien wat sy altyd geglo het.

Nou kan sy vry en vol vreugde beweeg in die heerlikheid mooier as 'n menslike droom.

Vry van siekte, swakheid en pyn en die liggaam se lyding op aarde.

Van Comrades: BYL, GRIEKIE EN PRINS

Walvis Bay Natis Registering Office Trading Hours Monday – Thursday 08h00 – 12h45/14h00 – 15h30 Friday 08h00 – 12h45 Monday Learners license bookings (First 45 applicants) Roadworthy applications & tests (08h00 – 12h00) Motor vehicle registrations (08h00 – 12h45/14h00 – 15h30) Motor vehicle license renewals (08h00 – 12h45/14h00 – 15h30) Collecting of learners licenses (14h00 – 15h30) Collecting of driving licenses (14h00 – 15h30) Application for permits (08h00 – 12h00) Collecting of driving license cards (08h00 – 12h45/14h00 – 15h30) Tuesday Driving license renewals (08h00 – 12h00) Motor vehicle registrations (08h00 – 12h45/14h00 – 15h30) Motor vehicle license renewals (08h00 – 12h45/14h00 – 15h30) Collecting of learners licenses (14h00 – 15h30) Collecting of driving licenses (14h00 – 15h30) Application for permits (08h00 – 12h00) Collecting of driving license cards (08h00 – 12h45/14h00 – 15h30) Wednesday Learners license bookings (First 70 applicants) Roadworthy applications & tests (08h00 – 12h00) Motor vehicle registrations (08h00 – 12h45/14h00 – 15h30) Motor vehicle license renewals (08h00 – 12h45/14h00 – 15h30) Collecting of learners licenses (14h00 – 15h30) Collecting of driving licenses (14h00 – 15h30) Application for permits (08h00 – 12h00) Collecting of driving license cards (08h00 – 12h45/14h00 – 15h30) Thursday Driving license renewals (08h00 – 12h00) Motor vehicle registrations (08h00 – 12h45/14h00 – 15h30) Motor vehicle license renewals (08h00 – 12h45/14h00 – 15h30) Collecting of learners licenses (14h00 – 15h30) Collecting of driving licenses (14h00 – 15h30) Application for permits (08h00 – 12h00) Collecting of driving license cards (08h00 – 12h45/14h00 – 15h30) Friday Driving license bookings (First 40 applicants) Roadworthy applications & tests (08h00 – 12h00) Motor vehicle registrations (08h00 – 12h45) Motor vehicle license renewals (08h00 – 12h45) Applications for permits (08h00 – 12h45) Collecting of driving license cards (08h00 – 12h45)

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SPORT

Schools Mountain Bike Series The Schools Mountain Bike Series took place on Friday, 6 March in Walvis Bay. The results were as follow:

For the u/8: 1st place - Christo Smith, from Walvis Bay Private High School 2nd place JW du Preez, from Swakopmund Home School 3rd place- Daniel Fourie also from Walvis Bay P r i v a t e H i g h School For the u/10: 1st place - Justus Beulke from Private School Swakopmund 2nd place - Carl-Philipp Herrmann from Private School Swakopmund 3rd place - Alvaro Lopez Veiga from the International School of Walvis Bay 4th place - Daniel Lyesh-

chuck from the International School of Walvis Bay 5th place - Gert Heyns from Walvis Bay Private High School For the u/12: 1st place - Jesus Lopez Veiga from International School of Walvis Bay 2nd place - Enrique Lopez Veiga from International School of Walvis Bay 3rd place - Nico Heyns from WBPHS 4th place - Tristan Hoffmann from Montesouri Primary School For the u/14: 1st place - Ettiene Beukes form Primary School Walvis Bay

2nd place - Juan Lopez Veiga from the International School of Walvis Bay 3rd place - Jonathan Mather from Primary School Walvis Bay

For u/16: 1st place - Nicolaas Swart from Pro-Ed Academy For u/18: Boys: 1st place - Armin Schommarz from Private School

Swakopmund 2nd place - Joshua Scherer from Pro-Ed Academy 3rd place - Erik Kolb from Private School Swakopmund

Walvis Bay Golf Club News:

4th place - Thomas Kittel from Private School Swakopmund For u/18: Girls: 1st place - Daniela Kolb from Private School Swa-

kopmund 2nd place - Lara Winterbach from Private School Swakopmund 3rd place - Desire Erwig from Private School Swakopmund

Biathle Competition this weekend A biathle competition will take place this Sunday, at Old Rรถssing Country Club Swimming Pool Swakop River Plots, Swakopmund.

(Fltr) Duane Sanders, Jason Barnard, Shane Westerdale, Philip Vorster

Club Fundraiser 2015 N$48 000 was raised this year in our fundraiser event. Well contributed towards a very successful day.

T w e n t y - f o u r and we were here to two ladies, Linda teams took part in collect funds for the Loots and Mariette t h e e v e n t a n d club that will be Westerdale playing hopes were high used to make our for Windhoek Confor everyone at club and course sulting Engineers. s t a r t o f p l a y. enjoyable for all. We One point in the Looking at the had a few auction match. team names, one items that did very The rest of the field team stood out well and pushed our was far behind in from the start. total sum up very points and was individual and personal quickly.

RINGERS! Yes, you must Fines galore, Shane bets the order of the have guessed it, was also betting all day. they did it again. the teams to beat his I have to mention, Same old faces team and they won that our Fat Cat team Duane, Jason, Phi- many teams. Thanks beat PISCS by one point. JJ Picked up Shane! lip.

The day was not We have to mention his ball on a par five about winning or that the Ringers was ( t w o s c o r e s t o losing, it was our almost beaten by count) with a tap in own fundraiser Heinie Franken and for two points.

done to all of you that participated and Well picked up JJ. Not even the pro could help you win us!

Sea Pride food Services donated the lunch and Steve's Ta k e Aw a y t h e snacks after the competition.

Thank you very much, appreciate your kind assistance.

Donations were received and everybody do not want to be thanked publically, so we will rather do that personally. So many of

Celtic hou interne toernooi

Marshallino Beukes Celtic Pool Klub van Swakopmund gaan more 'n interne toernooi by Myl 4 aanbied.

Hierdie toernooi is slegs vir geregistreerde spelers van die span en die manne gaan meeding vir die Sign Smart trofee, asook 'n skild vir die naaswenner. Hulle gaan om 14:00 met die kompetisie begin en potbal (pool) uit die boonste rakke word verwag. Die toernooi staan ook ten doel om die spelers op dreef te kry vir die nuwe seisoen wat binnekort gaan begin.

Ondersteuners en belangstellendes is welkom om die dag met Celtic te geniet.

you, THANK YOU This Saturday is another big one.

Bank Windhoek with an individual stable ford. The list is on the board. Get your names in, it is going to be full.

Lots of great prizes up for grabs, so prize hunters are welcome.

Jaans Stander promised us a speech in English after the competition.

Do not know what I am looking forward to the most, the golf or his speech!

Registration will start 08:00 and the races will start at 08:30.

Biathle is an exciting, fast paced event in which the athlete first runs a certain distance, immediately followed by a swim and then once out the water covers the same running distance again.

Athletes are categorised according to their age groups and run and swim their distances accordingly. Athletes participate in either their swimming costumes or tri-suits and shoes are compulsory for all athletes during the running portion.

Males must wear a top (shirt, vest or tri-top) during the run as well.

Age Groups are as follow: AGE GROUPS RUN-SWIM-RUN Youth F (8 and Under) 200m-50m-200m Youth E (9-10 Years) 500m-50m-500m Youth D (11-12 Years) 500m-50m-500m Youth C (13-14 Years) 500m-100m-500m Youth B (15-16 Years) 1000m-200m-1000m Youth A (17-18 Years) 1500m-200m-1500m Juniors (19-21 Years) 1500m-200m-1500m Seniors (22 and Older) 1500m-200m-1500m Masters A (40-49 Years) 1000m-100m1000m Masters B (50-59 Years) 1000m-100m1000m Masters C (60+) 1000m-100m-1000m Masters D (70+) 1000m-100m-1000m The Programme for the day will be : 08h00: Registration of athletes and inspection of course 08h30: Races start and will be dealt with continuously in the following order: 1. Youth F 2. Youth E & D 3. Youth C 4. Youth B 5. Masters A, B & C 6. Youth A, Juniors & Seniors Male & Female races will be dealt with together.

Depending on the number of entries races may be combined with other age groups.

For more information contact: Alwyn vd Merwe at +264-811433650 or Wouter Rossouw at +264-811289630.

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FNB Eleven Arrows Netball Tournament The FNB Eleven Arrows held a Netball Tournament on Saturday.

The organisers described he event as a huge success. The teams that participated included: Afrocat Lions Netball Club 1, Afrocat Lions Netball Club 2, Cadilu Fishing Netball Club, FNB Eleven Arrows Netball Club 1, FNB Eleven Arrows Netball Club 2, Maxulili Netball Club Shooting Stars Netball Club, Swakopmund Netball Club, Walvis Bay Netball Club 1 and Walvis Bay Netball Club 2. th The results were as follows: 4 place went to FNB Eleven Arrows rd Netball Club 1, 3 place went to Afrocat Lions Netball Club 2, 2nd place went to FNB Eleven Arrows Netball Club 2 and the winners were Shooting Stars Netball Club.

The hosts and organisers, FNB Eleven Arrows described the day as fun-filled with a lot of netball action, although they finished in the th 4 place, the tournament ended on a high note.

They thanked all the teams for their support and they hope next year it will be even bigger and better.

Celebrating the trophy

Rossmund Golf Club News Wednesday was perfect golfing weather for our Wednesday bash - we had a good turnout of players which was great and a terrific buzz in the clubhouse afterwards - let's keep this mood going - hopefully more and more of you will join us - we have some great sponsors on board, so a good variation of prizes to be won.

The youngsters in our midst played some excellent golf and took a clean sweep in the 18 hole competition. Michael Ludeke managed to repeat his performance of last week with another 42 pointer followed closely by Kobus de Klerk on 41pts - handicaps are dropping like flies - the 9 hole competition was won by the not so young Bertie Saunderson with a good 22pts over the back nine. A big thanks to the sponsor Coral vd Plas and "Ruheleben" Olive Oil Farm. Next week we will have a new sponsor " Engen" with some exciting vouchers up for grabs.

Reminders There is a new Local Rule out iro "Springbok Footprints" this is on a trial basis only, for a period of 1 month - so please make sure that you adhere to it correctly.

Steve Basson - PGA Golf Professional will be at Rossmund from 19-21 March and 3-5 April for coaching purposes - please contact Gert Cloete on 081129 1955 to book a spot.

Golfer + Non-Golfer Fun Day on Sunday 29 March - contact person Lynne vd Walt 081 129 7762 - shortlyn@africaonline. com.na Competitions Saturday 14 March - Mermaid Casino Betterball Stableford - so phone a friend and get going - as always a halfway house and good prizes up for grabs.

Sunday 15 March - SAGES Monthly Competition kindly sponsored

by Bruce & Bubble Burns of Brigadoon Boutique B & B. Saturday 21 March - Novanam Monthly Medal Do you think this is how Rory McIlroy felt: "It had been one of those days. A jinxed round succeeded in making him look an absolute rabbit. Maddened, he bent a club across his knee, drowned his best putter in the water hazard, shook his fist at the sky and bellowed <Come down here and fight fair>."

For all sport articles please email to: sport@namibtimes.net or contact Leandrea at 081 621 7807

FNB Welwitschias look forward to next game against Pumas Madri Frewer, Marketing Manager of FNB Namibia has expressed her gratitude towards all the supporters who supported the FNB Welwitschias last Friday against the Xerox Lions, despite the pouring wet conditions.

“We urge everyone to make a plan for even more support this coming Friday the 13th when our national team takes on the Steval Pumas at 19:00.”

Frewer added that great entertainment was guaranteed and supporters also stood a chance to win great prizes, amongst others N$2 000 cash in the FNB Kick for Cash competition. We received a comment from Lions captain Ricky Schroeder who said: “We drew energy from the vibe of the crowd, which was bigger than we get at some venues in this competition.”

Henry Kemp, coach of the FNB Welwitschias said that the past week's game had been a fast paced one and the team took a while to adapt to the tempo. “Playing against a full professional squad gave our players valuable experience that they could carry forward to the next game against the Pumas. As a Namibian team we have to try and be more patient and keep the ball for longer periods of time like we did late in the 2nd half of

the game. It's still a learning curve but we are confident that our boys would be up for it.”

He also thanked the supporters and added: “The support was brilliant with everybody wanting the FNB Welwitschias to perform well. A lot of

supporters had their Namibian jerseys on and that really created an enormous vibe around the field.” FNB is also elated on the announcement of the Namibia Rugby Union that any school child that wears his/her school uniform or

school sports clothing can gain free entrance to the Open Stand. “So all school going kids who have 'rugby on their brain' are welcome to make up teams and support the FNB Welwitschias this weekend in Windhoek,” concluded Frewer.

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Kudus se Liga Seisoen Skop Môre af teen Unam Sportverslaggewer

Kudus reis Vrydag Windhoek om hul liga sisoen af te skop waar hul teen Unam gaan uitdraf, nadat hul wedstryd teen Dolphins gekanseeler was weens tegniese redes.

Unam het die jaar die gewese Namibiese afrigter, Johan Diergaardt, nader getrek en heelwat nuwe jong talent het intussen by die studente span aangesluit.

Kudus self het die jaar n paar spelers bygekry en alhoewel daar nog kommer is oor diepte in een of twee posisies kan die afrigtingspan nie kla oor die getal spelers tot hul beskikking nie.

Inteendeel gaan hul hard moet kopkrap in sekere

posisiesvir wie om te speel en wie weg te laat, veral op lostrio word daar n hewige stryd oor wie in die beginspan gaan wees.

Ernesto Bampton, Ricardo Kubas, Immo Dresselhaus, CJ Clarke, Ashley Platt, en Charlton Dreyer veg tans tesame met die twee nuwe aanwinste, Ngumee en Joe Hermann vir die drie beskikbare posisies in die beginspan.

Deriou Benson se skuif na haker en diebesering van

Ashley Freygang maak sake darem ietwat ligter.

Met Deriou se skuif na haker is Chris Klaasen en Craig Swartz ook uit hul gemaksone geruk en soos in die geval van die lostrio sal die met die beste oefening bywoning heelwaarskynlik die regmerkie kry.

Agterlangs beskik Kudus ook oor heelwat meer diepte as laasjaar en die terugkeer van Rayton Paulse, Aurelio Plato en die aansluiting van Chess-

borough Lawrence gaan sonder twyfel more 'n verskil maak. Anthony Jevu lyk ook weer lus vir rugby en sy ervaring gaan deurslaggewend wees.

Ivo Croza het n bestendige oefenwedstryd teen Reho Falcon gehad en kan himself more in die begin span bevind. Die beseringspook het egter reeds vroeg sy tol geeis en die Ashley Freygang, Luandre Duvenhage en Quinton Simon sal almal more se aksie vanaf

Foto deur Leandrea Louw

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Kudus in aksie teen Dolphins tydens die Rugby Sewes wedstryde die kantlyn moet dophou.

Die Kuduspan is goed voorberei vir more se

eerste kragmeting van die seisoen en hoofafrigter, Donovan Paulse, het

die versekering aan die bestuur gegee dat hul slaggereed is.

Soccer Action This Weekend Leandrea Louw

Foto deur Leandrea Louw

The Erongo Second Division League is in full swing, where last week Saturday we saw teams such as Swakopmund Football Club, Northen Stars, Western Spurs, the Namibian Navy, to name a few, battle it out against each other.

Walvisbaai in aksie teen Swakopmund Rugbyklub tydens die Rugby Sewes

Walvisbaai Rugbyklub aan die gang Sportverslaggewer

Walvisbaai Rugbyklub het verlede Saterdag vir Ploytech verslaan in Windhoek. Hulle het om 6:00 uit Walvisbaai na Windhoek vertrek om hulle 1ste wedstryd van die 2015 seisoen af te skop.

Walvisbaai het eerste punte aangeteken met ‘n drie deur hulle ster flank Elton Rentzke wat ook na die 80ste minuut 4 drieë aangeteken het vir sy span. Die voorspelers het die wedstryd oorheers en met goeie skrumwerk en goeie dryfwerk uit die lynstane het Walvis die drieë ingeryg.

Na die eerste drie in die eerste 5 minute het dit gelyk na 'n weghol sege maar Polytech het terug baklei en kon net daarin slaag om 15 punte aan

te teken terwyl Wavis 8 drieë gedruk het in die wedstryd.

Van die 8 drieë het die skoppers net met een doelskop geslaag om die eindtelling op 42-15 in Walvisbaai se guns te beklink.

Die punte was as volg: drieë deur Elton Rentzke (4) Bratt Biller (2) Spiderman Mossie (1) en Heinry Hoffmann (1) en doelskoppe Jurie Loots (1).

Walvis wil net almal bedank en in besonders hul afrigter, mnr Nico

van der Westhuizen en hom gelukwens en dankie sê vir die goeie 2 maande wat die Klub beleef het.

Saterdag speel Walvisbaai teen die Coastal Sharks van Swakopmund in Walvisbaai op die Jan Wilken Stadion en alle ondersteuners word harlik uitgenooi.

Die wedstryd skop om 15:00 af.

“Dié een moet nie misgeloop word nie, dit gaan soos die Engelsman sê 'a cracker' van 'n wedstryd wees.”

The results for last weekend’s games were as follows: Young Elevens ended in a 0-0 tie with the Namibian, Navy, Swakopmund United was defeated 2-5 by Swakopmund Football Club, Northern Stars defeated Mighty Young with a score of 2-0, Blue Birds lost 0-2 to Tuta Super Eagles, Celtic defeated United Stars with a score of 5-3, Western Spurs won Zula Molest with a score of 5-1.

On Sunday, Buffalos beat the Young Elevens with a score of 3-1, Swakopmund Football Club remained undefeated and beat

Sailors United with a score of 1-0, Namibian Navy lost against the Northern Stars with a score of 0-3, Tuta Super Eagles lost against Swakop United with a score of 0-4, Zula Molest defeated Blue Birds 2-0, United Stars was defeated by Western Spurs with a score of 0-4.

The fixtures for the upcoming games are as follow: On Saturday in Swakopmund, Swakop United will battle it out with Zula Molest at 10:00. Immediately thereafter, at 12:00 it will be Celtics vs Namibian Navy and at

14:00, Western Spurs vs Mighty Young. All games will be played at the Mondesa Fields.

In Walvis Bay, Northern Stars will play against Buffalos at 10:00, followed by Sailor United vs Tuta Super Eagles at 12:00, and then Western Spurs vs Mighty Young at 14:00. Al these games will be played on the Arrows field, in Kuisebmond.

The game of Blue Birds vs United Stars will start at 11:00 played on the Blue Waters Field.

On Sunday, in Walvis Bay Young Elevens will play against Northen Stars at 11:00 then

followed by Tuta Super Eagles vs Sorento Bucks at 12:00. The games will be played at the Arrows Field in Kuisebmond.

Also in Walvis Bay, Zula Molest vs Sailor United will start at 11:00, followed by Namibian Navy and Western Spurs at 13:00, and then Mighty Young vs Blue Birds at 15:00.

These games will be played on the Blue Waters field, in Kuisebmond.

In Swakopmund United Stars will battle it out against Swakopmund United at 12:00 on the Mondesa Fields.