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namib times SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6860 FRIDAY 14 JUNE 2019 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

Arandis-shooter applies for bail State represented by same advocate who put Thomas Florin behind bars for life Sharlien Tjambari and Floris Steenkamp The alleged Arandis-shooter, Ernst Lichtenstrasser (58), is applying for bail. Lichtenstrasser faces two murder counts after the Director of the Namibia Institute of Mining and Technology (NiMT), Mr Eckhart Mueller (72), and his Deputy, Heimo Hellwig (60), were gunned down in cold blood as they arrived for work at the Institute at Arandis early on the morning of 15 April this year.

Representing the State in Lichtenstrasser's bail application is Advocate Antonia Verhoef, who is also Namibia's Deputy Prosecutor-General. Advocate Verhoef counts among the best State legal practitioners in the country. She represented the State in the late nineties in the prosecution of Thomas Florin who killed and dismembered his wife at their residence in the then Brückenstrasse of Swakopmund.

The State opposes bail to Lichtenstrasser. “If allowed bail, the accused might temper with evidence and police investigations and giving bail might not be in the interest of the public”, Verhoef argued before magistrate Conchita Olivier. Lichtenstrasser is represented by legal practitioner Trevor Brockerhoff.

The bail hearing is set to continue today.

SA Express hopes the worst is over

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Poor service and the prevalence of corruption

Eileen van der Schyff A source close to the operations of SA Express said this week he is confident delayed or cancelled flights between Johannesburg and Walvis Bay is over. A shortage of airplanes the past few weeks resulted in frustrating flight delays and cancellations.

“SA Express had no choice but operate with a reduced schedule as several planes were in for repairs. Available SA Express planes had to fill in and help all flying routes in and around South Africa. This caused flights from Johannesburg to Walvis Bay delayed and even cancelled at some stages”, it was explained.

Meanwhile, flight delays also plague Namibia's national air carrier, Air Namibia, which currently battles the perfect storm of a cash crunch and grounded planes.

We have to step up efforts to conserve the lagoon

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Freak Accident

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Locker vom Hocker

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Tokyo 2020 Olympics

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service delivery the main cause of corruption Sharlien Tjambari

Poor service delivery in the public sector is the main contributor to corruption. It creates opportunities for members of the public to engage in corrupt activities, collaborating with public officials in the process. This was said recently by the Deputy Director of the AntiCorruption Commission of Namibia, Advocate Erna van der Merwe, who addressed the media in Swakopmund during the 5th ACC Annual Media Briefing.

Briefing the media once a year on the status of the fight against corruption in all the Regions of Namibia is one of the ACC's educational tools to sensitise Namibians on the importance to fight corruption at all levels of society. The ACC regularly hosts corruption prevention workshops, education days and updates the public through the media on breakthroughs and arrests of people suspected of corruption.

With regard to the Erongo Region, the Chief Investigator of the ACC in the Region, Walter Kurz explained there are 79 cases active on the system. Of this a total of 30 are in the course of investigation, 17 are in court, six are new cases and 26 were thrown out by the courts.

It was also understood that there is a significant number of the above cases which dates back as far as 2012.

Kurz further explained in 2018/19 a total of 13 new cases were reported which the ACC deemed necessary to investigate.

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No bail for Arandis shooter

Mr Walter Kurz

Logan Pretorius and accomplices slapped with hefty fines Floris Steenkamp Walvis Bay residents Logan Pretorius, Sandra Riobo, Curven Vries and Ashley January were slapped with fines totalling N$52 000 after their conviction on three counts of kidnapping and assault with the intent to cause grievous bodily harm.

The four were found guilty of the kidnapping and assault of three boys in 2014 whom they accused of having harmed Pretorius' dogs. They locked the children in Pretorius' Meersig home's garage and there tortured them for hours.

For kidnapping they were each fined N$8 000 and for the assault conviction a further N$5 000 each.

Members of the Arandis community, led by the Mayor of the Town Clr Risto Kapenda, staged a peaceful demonstration in front of the Swakopmund magistrate’s court yesterday, demanding the State don’t grant bail to the alleged NiMT-shooter, Ernst Lichtenstrasser. A petition was handed to Advocate Antonia Verhoef by Clr Kapenda in this regard (pictured left).

Advocate Verhoef, who is also Namibia’s Deputy Prosecutor-General at the outset of the bail application hearing informed court that bail will be opposed.

Lichtenstrasser is accused of shooting dead NiMT Director Eckhart Mueller and his Deputy, Heimo Hellwig, in cold blood on the morning of 15 April this year. The killings took place as Mueller and Hellwig arrived for work at the NiMT headquarters at Arandis.

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We need to step up our efforts to preserve the Walvis Bay lagoon Staff Reporter The community and municipality of Walvis Bay need to take an urgent look at the Walvis Bay lagoon if the town don't want to see this world renowned tourist attraction to survive for future generations. That includes the lagoon's iconic birdlife which draws thousands of visitors each year.

Walks along the lagoon reveal very worrisome sights. The municipality's semi-purified effluent overflows into the lagoon at several points, but for many weeks the effluent water was a black, smelly substance. In recent days the overflowing water again returned to its smelly state, despite earlier assurance by the municipality that upgrade work to the semi-purified effluent plant was completed and that the smelly water was only a temporary hick-up.

The smelly water is not good for Walvis Bay's tourism image and it is certainly unacceptable that semi-purified effluent of this low standard overflows into the lagoon.

Walks also reveal pollution, as a lot of plastics, tins, bottles, carton boxes and other litter left behind by visitors to the lagoon.

At the lagoon's southern side regular discoveries are made of drug paraphernalia which proves many people look up the remote part of the lagoon at night to smoke cannabis and use other types of drugs.

Walvis Bay for many years had a tourist information structure at what we commonly known as Lover's Hill. It had to be dismantled as vandals desecrated it. There were new arrangements made for the construction of a new information centre closer to the Flamingo Cottages, but to date the municipality of Walvis Bay dragged feet on the issue.

The lagoon, salt works and the Bird Paradise at the entrance to Walvis Bay form Southern Africa's single most important coastal wetland for migratory birds. Up to 150 000 transient avian visitors stopping by annually, including massive flocks of both lesser and greater Flamingos.

The wetland in Walvis Bay is a vital link in a global network of nature reserves. Should Walvis Bay lagoon be lost to these birds there are only a few other locations where they can move to. The result would be substantial mortality of displaced birds. Walvis Bay wetland is a vital refuge for flamingos during the dry spells of the year. They breed inland on pans created by summer rains. In the dry winter season the pans dry up and the birds fly to coastal wetlands, Walvis Bay is the single most important location.

At the Bird Paradise, the situation is also deteriorating. The area is littered as people dump their household waste among the reeds and the remoteness also makes the area dangerous as criminals frequent the area looking for unsuspecting tourists to burgle their vehicles.

Some stakeholders in the tourism industry say unless action is taken now, the lagoon would lose its tourism-appeal in as little as 10 years from now. “Let's take care and respect our God given privileges that can be taken away so easily�, remarked one stakeholder when asked about the decaying state of affairs at the lagoon.

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Swakopmund Court Report

Court Walvis Bay Court Report Eric Ngwenya (56), Dealing and possession of drugs (July 2019) The matter was postponed to 10 July 2019. Plea.

Albertus Milla Kooitjie (38), Joel For a Kootjie (42), Silfried Dauseb (28), illegal hunting and trespassing (April 2018) The matter was postponed to 12 June 2019. Trial partly heard – Submissions.

Frans Haipumbu (40), Assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm read with the Provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, Act 4 of 2003. Theft read with the Provisions of the Domestic Violence Act. (November 2011) The case was withdrawn against the accused.

Albanus Tjiyunvila Sindano (34), Drunk driving (February 2019) The matter was postponed to 3 October 2019.

Plea and Trial.

Hosea Iipinge (35), Attempted murder read with the combating of the Domestic Violence Act 4 go 2003 (March 2019)

The matter was postponed to 7 October 2019. Plea and Trial.

Whique Kadisha Goeieman (24), Assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm (April 2019) The matter was postponed to 18 July 2019. Plea and Trial.

Veii Pahee (24), Underaged boy (15), Dealing and possession of drugs (May 2019) The matter was postponed to 11 September 2019. Lab results (Final Remand) Jefta Hendricks (41), Mass overloading (June 2019) The case was withdrawn against the accused. State will issue AOG Julius Goramub (42), Indecent assault (January 2019) The matter was postponed to 23 July 2019. Plea and Trial.

Mathew Ankongo (23), Refuse to provide breath specimen (March 2019) The accused was found not guilty and was discharged.

Monica Shevanyenga (27), Theft (May 2019) The accused was found guilty and sentenced.

Freak accident

Truck falls off railway bridge - train crashes into wreck Eileen van der Schyff

Josselonnia Murphy (40), Rossetta Williams (28), appeared on charges of Theft. Matter was postponed to 21 June 2019 for fixing of trial date. The accused were given a warning.

Logan Pretorious (25), Sandra Riobo (18), Ashley Andre Januarie (31), Curnen Nathan Vries fined a combined N$13 000 after earlier conviction on kidnapping charges.

Liona Natangwe Hakamba (37), appeared on a charge of Rape.

Matter was postponed to 25 March 2020 for pleas and trial (final remand).

Rayno Ianse Van Rensburg (40), appeared on a count of fraud, Alternatively Theft by false pretences. Suspect is at large. Warrant of arrest issued.

Gabriel Johannes (31), Robbery, theft and assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. Sentenced.

Dion Awarab (26), appeared on charges of housebreaking with intent to steal. Matter postponed to 18 July 2019 for plea and trial.

Suspect remains in police custody.

Johan Steyn (46), Appeared on charges of Assault and Malicious damage to property. The matter was postponed to 14 October for continuation of trial.

Walter Bachile (32), appeared on charges of assault. The matter was postponed to 18 June 2019 for trial. Walter Bachile is on bail: N$1 000.

Henny Pelenomi (38), Possession of drugs, Possession of dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 10 September 2019 for plea and trial. Henry Pelonomi is on bail for N$3 000.

Andries Geingob (42), Appeared on accounts of malicious damage to property and theft. The matter was postponed to 2 July 2019 for legal aid.

Showen van Wyk (24), appeared on charges of housebreaking.

Matter was postponed to 9 July 2019. Van Wyk remains in police custody.

Police issue safety warnings Isaac Chikosi

It was a day of miracles for several people on Tuesday, when everyone sustained only slight injuries when a truck plunged off a railway bridge between Usakos and Karibib, right into the way of an oncoming train. The train subsequently slammed into the wreck of the truck.

Violent crimes against women and children continue despite awareness raising efforts by various groups and individuals.

Perpetrators take advantage of the cover of dark-ness and secluded areas.

The driver of a Kia truck lost control of the vehicle after it encountered steering problems. The truck swerved into the oncoming lane and was hit by an Iveco truck.

The collision was on a section of the road where the railway line crosses under the road by means of a railroad bridge.

The sheer force of the collision sent the Iveco

Those walking alone are very vulnerable especially those who walk from as far as the DRC community to work and school. The police sent out warnings to especially children going to school to be extra cautious. “It is very dark and misty during this time of the morning and people need to be cautious especially with children(girls) going to school”, said Detective Chief Inspector Daniel Gurirab, the acting Regional Crime Investigations Coordinator.

An incident where a woman was attacked, and her phone was taken when she was walking to work early on Tuesday morning initiated these warning that were issued by the police.

According to police reports a fight ensued when the thug attempted to undress the resisting woman which resulted in the woman sustaining an injury in her face. The woman dropped her phone during the assault and the thug allegedly picked it up and ran away. Cases of attempted rape, theft and common assault were opened.

into the railway bridge’s barriers and it plunged onto the railway line below. At that very moment an oncoming train slammed into the wreck of the truck on the railway line.

Emergency responders were surprised to discover all the people involved in the multiple accidents, including the train driver and his assistant, were only slightly injured.

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Walvis Bay soon her new home

Catamaran Charters acquired a catamaran in South Africa and is currently fitting new engines to the vessel in Saldanha Bay before setting sail for Walvis Bay to her new home port. Catamaran Charters' current fleet in Walvis Bay consists of two catamarans, Silverwind and Silversand. A third catamaran, Silvermoon, was recently sold to Mola Mola Safaris Namibia which subsequently renamed it Sonvis. The catamaran currently refitted at Saldanha Bay will again bring Catamaran Charters' fleet to three vessels. She will be christened Silverskye.

Friday 14 June Low Tide: 07:27 High Tide: 13:46 Low Tide: 19:35 High Tide: 01:57

Sunday 16 June High Tide: 02:38 Low Tide: 08:47 High Tide: 15:09 Low Tide: 20:58

Saturday 15 June Low Tide: 08:09 High Tide: 14:30 Low Tide: 20:19 High Tide: 02:00

Monday 17 June High Tide: 03:17 Low Tide: 09:23 High Tide: 15:47 Low Tide: 21:36

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Fish for vulnerable community members Rudi Bowe

Walvis Bay fishing companies Omaru Fishing and Seaworks as part of their corporate social responsibility donated fish to numerous vulnerable community groups.

A total of 6 648 boxes of pilchards and 100 x 5kg boxes of frozen horse mackerel to 558 vulnerable members of society that includes elderly people, vulnerable children and youth as well as people with disabilities.

The beneficiaries are from the Kuisebmond old-age home, Topnaar elders, Leprosy Mashare project, Katutura old- age home, Ombili soup kitchen, Hepata Home, Happy Educare and Mondesa youth.

Omaru Fishing's Chief Executive Officer Ingrith Kasper said “it is our duty to support the communities where we come from as a company and we will continue supporting the government's initiatives in terms of food security'.

The shareholding of Omaru Fishing consist of Aukheikas Fishing, Aonin Fishing Holdings and Rundu Fishing Holdings with shareholders stakeholders spread all over the communities of the Erongo, Kavango East and West, Oshana, Khomas, Otjozondjupa, Omaheke regions.

Topnaar community Secretary Hendrik Khurisab said on behalf of the community that they are happy about this donation and that it is a blessing for the community.

“Old people can now also eat fish. It is rare for them to afford fish and other things. It is a good thing that the company has considered especially the elderly.

It is our hope that this

will not end here, and that other companies will emulate this example,” Khurisab added.

Some of the beneficiaries receive the donations from the management and board members of Omaru Fishing

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Ellen Pakkies Coastal Tour Rudi Bowe

A mother physically and emotionally abused by her drug addicted son over many years on a fateful day killed him. Residents of the coast will soon hear first-hand the dread and devastation drug abuse bring to families.

The South African anti-drug activist Ellen Pakkies is coming to Namibia and coastal audiences will have the opportunity to meet with Pakkies during her Coastal Tour that takes place between 1 and 4 July.

The Ellen Pakkies Coastal Tour is pre-

sented in collaboration with the Jubilee Ministries and the Coastal O ff e n d e r s D r u g ' s Awareness Campaign (CODAC).

Ellen Pakkies' life was devastated by her son's chronic drug abuse and the abuse she suffered subsequently as a mother. Physically and mentally abused by her

drug addicted son, Pakkies on a day killed him. She was spared prison and convicted to community service. It was during those many hours of community service that Pakkies decided to spend the rest of her life a motivational speaker and anti-drug activist in order to try and prevent

others from going through the suffering and pain she had to.

Pakkies will visit Walvis Bay Private High School, de Duine Secondary School as well as to fuel transporter XCCS in the harbour town on 1 July, the first day of the tour. That evening a gospel song evening at

the Narraville Community Hall will conclude that first day.

Attendance is free, but attendees who wish to do so can donate towards Pakkies' expenses.

On Tuesday, 2 July, Pakkies will visit Namib High School and Swakopmund Secondary School.

That same day she pays a visit to Namport and then in the evening it is back to Swakopmund for an evening with the community at the Swakopmund ESK Church.

On Wednesday (3 July), Pakkies visits Duinesig Combined School at Walvis Bay, Kuisebmond Secondary School and that evening a prayer dinner is hosted at the St.

South African motivational speaker and anti-drug activist Ellen Pakkies John's AME Church (N$150 p.p.).

On 4 July it is back to Swakopmund where Pakkies visits Westside High School and Coastal High School.

The coastal tour concludes with a visit to Manica and then Pakkies departs for Karibib where the next day (5 July) she visits Karibib Private School.

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Winter Knights 2019 – Update On Friday, 7 June- “Winter Knights 2019” started from 06:00 ending at 08:00. All 12 corner stations worked tremendously hard to collect as much donations as time would allow them to and for that, we thank them all.

At 08:00 the sponsoring companies left the corners leaving all donations collected with the Winter Knights at their station.

One has to say- “thank you” for all the effort from the sponsoring companies who still had to depart to their offices and day jobs.

Here are the figures (still to be updated) for all the efforts of Walvis bay Companies and the community: N$35 829 83 - Cash Collected on Corners (Tins)

N$38 000 - Corners Purchased N$10 000 - Donations Made into RT36 Bank Account for Winter Knights N$420 - Cash Collected at Namib Off-road centre Corner the Evening - Total collected N$84 249 83 We also received a lot of donations consisting of N$8 700 - Blankets N$300 - Food N$3 400 - Donated Clothing N$12 400 – Total Donations Received

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Portugal Day celebrated

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Portugal day is a national holiday celebrated by the Portuguese nation every year on June 10. The official designation is “Day of Portugal, Camoes and the Portuguese communities” effectively remembering the great poet Camoes and all Portuguese people living abroad.

For more than 10 million people this is an unique opportunity to display their heritage, ethnic pride and a history of more than 800 years as a nation.

Although well integrated in the Namibian society, the Portuguese living here are very proud of their roots, culture and traditions. Once a year, they get together to enjoy traditional cuisine, music, dance and, at the same time, teaching the young generations about their heritage.

On Saturday,8 June, the Portuguese community in Namibia celebrated PORTUGAL DAY. This year the celebrations took place in Walvis Bay. Dr Fernando Araujo, the Portuguese ambassador in Namibia, lead the official celebrations bringing together dignities, invited guests and the community in general.

After dinner the “festa” started to sound of South Africa singer “GINA” who created an atmosphere enjoyed by all.

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Winter Knights 2019

SHOE PALACE Swakopmund

Father’s Day Special

25% Off On All Mens Footwear

Two Days Only Offer Valid: 14 and 15 June 2019 Klimas Building Shop # 9

Tel: 064-404955 T’s & C’s Apply

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste

Saloniker-Konzert mit Henry Grossmann “Terra Magica” am Kuiseb

Swakopmund (sk) Am Sonntag, den 16. Juni, findet ein Abend der Salonmusik mit dem deutschen Musiker und Dirigenten Henry Grossmann statt.

Das Konzert des vor einigen Jahren von ihm gegründeten Ensembles “Swakopmunder Saloniker”, diesmal ausschließlich bestehend aus namibischen Musikern, findet um 18 Uhr in der NPS-Kulturaula statt.

Karten zu N$80,- für Erwachsene und N$40,- für Kinder sind im Vorverkauf bei Namib-i in der Sam-Nujoma Avenue Nr. 28 erhältlich. Getränke werden an dem Abend

zum Verkauf angeboten.

Henry Grossmann studierte an der staatlichen Hochschule für Musik in Trossingen die Fächer Trompete, Klavier und Dirigieren mit dem Abschluss als staatlich geprüfter Musiklehrer.

Die musikalische Ausbildung von Kindern und Jugendlichen liegt ihm besonders am Herzen. Mit einem Lehrauftrag an der Städtischen Musikschule Donzdorf und mit der Erteilung von Privatunterricht in den Fächern Trompete, Waldhorn, Posaune, Klavier und Akkordeon arbeitet er u.a. eng mit Musikvereinen zusammen. Außerhalb seiner Lehrtätigkeit ist Henry Grossmann als viel-

seitiger Musiker aktiv.

Freuen Sie sich auf einen bunten Melodienstrauß. Der musikalische Streifzug wird das Publikum in verschiedene Länder führen. Die Reise beginnt in Wien mit JohannStrauss-Walzerklängen und einem Satz aus Mozarts “Kleiner Nachtmusik”. Aus Italien werden das Neapolitanische Ständchen und das Chianti-Lied erklingen. Brahms Ungarischer Tanz Nr. 5 vertritt Ungarn und mit der “Blauen Donau” und feurigen Zigeunermelodien gelangt man nach Rumänien.

Die Reise führt ferner nach Berlin und Russland.

Freuen Sie sich auf einen unterhaltsamen Abend.

Teil 1 von 2 Ein Ebenholzbaum, an seinem Fuße eine ca.

1000 Jahre alte Welwitschia, inmitten einer Ebene mit trockenem goldgelb leuchtendem Gras, sonst nichts in dieser scheinbar lebensfeindlichen Umgebung!

Diese Gegend ist in vielerlei Hinsicht etwas ganz Besonderes, etwas sehr Bemerkenswertes: Meine Frau Lilly und ich sind am Nordufer des Kuiseb, nicht weit von uns leuchtet der rote Sand des Dünenmeeres der Namib und über uns strahlt ein faszinierend blauer Himmel, während dazwischen das grüne Band des Kuiseb-Flusses zu sehen ist, der mit seiner unregelmäßigen Wasserführung immer wieder dafür sorgt, dass sich das Namib-Dünenmeer nicht weiter nach Norden ausbreiten kann. Als wir über die schwarze Felsrippe kommen, scheuchen wir zwei Oryx Gazellen auf, während sich die Gruppe HartmannBergzebras (Equus zebra ssp. hartmannae) in der Ferne durch uns nicht stören lässt. Das schwarze Gestein der Felsrippe besteht aus den Resten der basaltischen Meereskruste vom ehemaligen Damara-Meer, das sich

Möchten Sie zeigen, dass ein Leben im Elfenbeinturm nicht unbedingt Leben bedeutet?

Melden Sie sich bei Susann Kinghorn; 0812538850; susann kinghorn@ gmail.com

Inmitten der scheinbar lebensfeindlichen Namib-Schotterwüste steht ein einzelner Ebenholzbaum (Euclea pseudebonus), der den hier vorbeikommenden Tieren Schatten spendet.

Fotos: Martin Weigand hier trotz der Trockenhier vor über 2 Mil- tung. liarden Jahren befand, Bevor wir die Schot- heit! Neben (den fast bevor - etwa in der Zeit terwüste verlassen, obligatorischen) Kabis vor 500 Mio Jahren trinken wir noch im meldorn- und Anabäu- die beiden Ur-Konti- Schatten des Eben- men finden wir wilden nente Kalahari- und h o l z b a u m e s e i n e n Tabak (Nicotiana glauKongo-Kraton aufein- Kaffee aus unserer ca), der leicht durch ander getroffen sind, Thermoskanne und be- seine gelben Trompeund zwar waren - mehr merken neben dem tenblüten zu erkennen oder weniger - genau Baum sehr viel Losung ist, den Löwenbusch hier ihre Berührungs- von Springböcken und (Salvadora persica), punkte. Wir schalten anderen Gazellen. So eine alte Heilpflanze unser „Kopfkino“ ein ganz lebensfeindlich, bei den Himba und und erleben quasi w i e a n g e n o m m e n , Damara gegen z.B. Zeitgeschichte live! scheint es hier doch M a g e n - D a r m b e Das ursprüngliche Ba- nicht zu sein, jedenfalls schwerden, verschiesalt-Gestein ist durch sind die kleinen Sträu- dene Morgenstern-Are n o r m e n G e b i rg s - cher vom Namib Huf- ten (Tribulus sp.), den druck in einen Am- strauch (Adenolobus aus Mexico eingephibolith („Hornblen- pechuelii) angefressen schleppten Bleichen defels“) umgewandelt und haben wohl auch Stachelmohn (Argeworden. Diese Felsrip- j e m a n d e m g e - mone ochroleuca), der

Sehr deutlich markiert das grüne Flussbett des Kuiseb die Grenze zwischen dem Dünenmeer der Namib und ihrer Schotterwüste. pe wird dem-nach auch schmeckt. Seine Wur- inzwischen stellenMatchless Amphibo- zeln werden in der tra- weise als Unkraut ülite Belt genannt. Und ditionellen Medizin berhand nimmt, und dass diese Gesteinsart gegen Leberbeschwer- den Kampferbusch häufig sehr erzreich ist, den genutzt. Und der (Tarchonanthus camerkennen wir an den Schwarzbrust- Schlan- phoratus), der als Tee nahe gelegenen alten genadler (Circaetus gegen Husten, Fieber Kupferabbauen “Hope oectoralis), der am u.a. verwendet werden Mine” und “Gorob Mi- Himmel seine Kreise kann, um nur einige ne”. Tatsächlich er- zieht, gibt uns einen Pflanzen zu nennen. Es streckt sich dieser Hinweis darauf, dass ist ganz offensichtlich, Matchless Amphi- es hier auch Beute für dass der Fluss Grundbolite Belt insgesamt ihn geben muss, näm- wasser führt.... etwa 350 km von lich Eidechsen, SkinWalvis Bay bis nach ke, Schlangen u.a.

(2. Teil folgt nächste Mozambique hinein Doch jetzt gehen wir Woche!) und ist wegen seines endlich zum Bett des Erzreichtums (u.a. Ka- Kuiseb Riviers hinun- Martin Weigand tanga Kupfergürtel) ter: Welch eine Pflanvon großer Bedeu- zenpracht erwartet uns

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Küska im vollen Gange

Swakopmund (sk) Die meist neblige Küstensphäre ist zur Zeit mit Karnevalsluft geschwängert.

Es erfüllt einen doch immer wieder mit Stolz zu wissen, dass in unserem KüskaVerein alles ehrenamtlich verläuft bzw. dass es sich um einen gemeinnützigen Verein handelt. Daher reicht der Kartenverkauf ganz bestimmt nicht, um die diversen Unkosten zu decken,

bald! Der Prinzenball ist bereits ausverkauft und der Büttenabend am Mittwoch auch fast ausgebucht. Der Kartenvorverkauf findet von 12 bis 15 Uhr im Brauhaus statt.

Nico Prinsloo, zur Zeit noch der Prinz, nämlich “Nico, der 1. mit dem Gummiarm”, ist emsig mit den Vorbereitungen des 34. Swakopmunder Küstenkarnevals beschäftigt.

Foto: Privat! weshalb unser Küstenkarneval unbedingt auf Spenden angewiesen ist.

Selbst die Einnahmen aus der Bar im Haus der Jugend und dem SFC gehen nicht etwa an das Küska-Komitee, sondern an die LIONS bzw. den SFC. Sollte tatsächlich einmal ein “Profit” herausspringen, wird dieser für Wohltätigkeitszwecke verwendet.

“Den Grundsatz des Küskas, ‘Allen wohl und keinem Weh’, versuchen wir in unseren Veranstaltungen, den Büttenreden u.a. zu reflektieren”, meint Küska-Vorstandsmitglied Joachim von Wietersheim. “Der Karneval darf reizen und „frech“ sein, aber nie rassistisch oder beleidigend!”

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Worte der Woche

Aus der Stille werden die wahrhaft großen Dinge geboren.

Thomas Carlyle (1795 - 1881), schottischer Philosoph, Historiker, und Essayist Die größten Ereignisse — das sind nicht unsre lautesten, sondern unsre stillsten Stunden.

Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche (1844 - 1900), deutscher Philosoph, Essayist, Lyriker und Schriftsteller Die Stille der Nacht oder des Waldes kann der Seele ein Hilfsmittel sein, in ihre eigenen Tiefen hineinzulauschen.

Friedrich Lienhard (1865 - 1929), deutscher Schriftsteller Es gibt ein Vergessen alles Daseins, ein Verstummen unseres Wesens, wo uns ist, als hätten wir alles gefunden.

Friedrich Hölderlin (1770 - 1843), deutscher evangelischer Theologe, Dramatiker und Lyriker Der Leise hat eine starke Stimme.

Aus China Je stiller du bist; desto mehr kannst du hören.

Aus China Die Stille ist nicht auf den Gipfeln der Berge, der Lärm nicht auf den Märkten der Städte; beides ist in den Herzen der Menschen.

Aus Indien

Locker vom Hocker Tag der Stille in Bali

Liebe Küstenleser!

Er ist im März gerade wieder gefeiert worden - der Hari Raya Nyepi bzw. Tag der Stille in Bali. Obwohl der Nyepi, wie er in Kurzform auch genannt wird, im europäische Frühjahr ansteht, ist er der Neujahrsfeiertag der Balinesen.

Ist es nicht interessant, liebe Leser, wie verschieden der Einstieg ins neue Jahr in Namibia und in Bali gefeiert wird, sowohl was das Datum als

seinem Haus bleiben bzw. darf sich nicht auf der Straße bewegen.

Die Regel gilt auch für Touristen, die an diesem Tag in ihren Hotels bleiben sollten.

Niemand darf arbeiten und es darf kein Licht oder Feuer gemacht werden. Viele Balinesen reden auch den gesamten Tag nicht.

Sogar die ATMs werden am Tag von Nyepi abgestellt. Und es landen keine Flüge auf der Insel der Götter.

Nur die Tempelpolizei

irgendwo als Häufchen Draht, Plastik, Papier und Wachs in einer Akazie hängenbleiben? Ist die Reinigung der Natur auch in unserem Sinne, wenn wir Geckos und anderes Getier mit Böllern zu Tode erschre-

Für die religiösen Balinesen ist der „Tag der Stille“ ein wirklicher Tag der Einkehr, der Meditation, der inneren spirituellen Reinigung und des Fastens. Der Tag steht für den Neuanfang und die Reinheit. auch die Art anbetrifft. mit ihren schwarz- cken? Oder die EmpWir halten uns strikt an weiß-karierten Sa- ties nach einem Saufden Gregorianischen rongs darf auf die Stra- gelage eine FlaschenKalender, der seinen ßen. Denn diese kon- düne zwischen den Ursprung im 16. Jahr- trolliert, ob sich auch Sanddünen der Namib hundert hat und der uns jeder an die Regeln bilden? genau vorschreibt, hält. Natürlich sind Am Abend vor dem dass der 31. Dezember auch Krankenwagen Nyepi-Tag finden in der letzte Tag des im Notfall erlaubt, Pa- den Dörfern die sogenannten Ogoh-OJahres sein soll. In Bali tienten abzuholen. goh-Umzüge statt, bei verbinden die Hindus Eigentlich beginnen denen die selbstgedas Jahresende mit die Feierlichkeiten von duftenden Frangipani, Nyepi schon drei Tage bauten Ogoh-Ogohs Bougainvillea und Hi- vor dem eigentlichen (Dämonen oder böse biscus irgendwann um Tag mit “Melasti”. Da- Geister) durch die den März herum, und bei werden heilige Ob- Hauptstraßen der Dördabei spielt der Mond jekte aus den Tempeln fer mit lauter Musik eine entscheidende zur nächsten Wasser- „gefahren“ werden, Rolle. Da dieser wich- stelle gebracht und um am Ende verbrannt tigste Tag der Ba- durch den Wassergott zu werden. Da kann es linesen immer einen Baruna (auch Varuna dann schon einmal Tag nach Neumond genannt) gereinigt. Der vorkommen, dass man stattfindet, ist das Da- Sinn hinter diesem Ri- einem Ogoh-Ogoh in tum jedes Jahr ein tual ist die Reinigung der Form eines fratanderes. der Natur. Außerdem zenartigen Krokodils Und dann gibt es noch gewinnen Gläubige an mit einer Bierflasche in einen entscheidenden Melasti die Quelle des jeder Hand antrifft.

Unterschied zwischen ewigen Lebens aus Könnte in manch eiunserem Silvester und dem Wasser. Am Tag nem Falle doch auch dem auf der indone- von Melasti ziehen ein Spiegel sein, oder? sischen Insel. Während Tausende Balinesen – Ich finde diese Idee wir am Tag vor Neu- meist in Weiß ge- eines Tags der Stille zu jahr die Farben und kleidet- zu den Strän- Silvester atemberauLicht versprühenden den mit haufenweise bend anziehend und Feuerwerke ziemlich Opfergaben. Ein magi- frage mich, ob wir es hier in Namibia mit geräuschvoll in den scher Anblick! friedlich wirkenden Reinigung der Natur? unseren beliebten SheHimmel schießen und Ist das auch in unserem beens und unserer ParSektkorken knallen Sinne, wenn wir an typolitik je schaffen lassen, ist in Bali ab- Silvester chinesische würden, einen Tag der solute Stille angesagt. Laternen in den Äther Stille einzuführen.

An dem Tag, der das schicken, deren An- Ihre Ende eines Jahres blick wir einen Mo- Susann Kinghorn einleitet, muss jeder in ment genießen, bis sie

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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 Welwitschia Hospital next to indoor pool. * Every Sunday: Lunch - Potjiekos at MOTH CENTRE. * Everyday: Pub lunches available. * Bridge Club: Urgently call 081 378 7347 to have a game of card games. * Sat 29 Junie: Huis Palms Basaar 09h00 – 14h00.

* 30 June: Please join us for our next Lagoon Park Family Market, when we will hold a 'Classic Yard Sale'. One man's junk is another man's treasure! Please contact us for stalls, this is a once-off opportunity! * 2 Julie: Interkerklike gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Lewende Water, Walvisbaai. * 6 Aug: Interkerklike gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Nazarene Church, Walvisbaai. * 3 Sep: Interkerklike gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Anglikaanse kerk, Narraville. * 1 Okt: Interkerklike gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Bethel Congregational Kerk, Narraville.

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SWAKOPMUND * Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous helpline 081 243 2649. * Bridge: The Swakopmund Bridge club meets every Monday evening at 19:00 at Lions Old

Age Home. Contact: Ed Barbour 064-405 604.

“The Swakopmund Rotary Club: Meets every Tuesday evening from 17:45 in the conference room of the Hotel Deutsches Haus. Contact 081 645 0888. * “The Swakopmund Lions Club: meets every 3rd Thursday of the month from 17:30 in the Lions/Den c/o Rhode Allee and Lüderitz Street. Contact: 081 205 6162/081 335 8899. * Swakopmund Toastmasters: Meet every first and third Monday of the month at the Atlantic Villa Boutique Hotel 24 Plover Street, Swakopmund, Namibia from 19:00 - 20:30. * SME Corner @ Business Development Centre (BDC): Our commitment is to help SMEs throughout the life of their business, and we have the expertise to make it happen. We offer Free Business Counselling / Advisory Services. Hotlines: 0812772797 / (App) 085 277 2797, Unit 4, Multipurpose Centre, Swakopmund (Opposite Tax Rank / COSDEC) * Couple Empowerment Programme (CEP): Come and discover what it truly means to live the marital promise of becoming "one flesh" at CEP. Experience true intimacy with your spouse and celebrate the authentic love that is all at once free, faithful, fruitful and total. We meet every fortnight in Swakopmund. Come join us at Couple Empowerment Programme every month end! Contact: 0818786676/7. * Small Business Development Centre: The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) Program is the leader in providing small business owners and entrepreneurs with the tools and guidance needed to become successful in today's challenging economic climate. We are based in Swakopmund. The Centre offers free Counselling Services.

Contact: 081 277 2797 / 085 277 2797. * 6 June – 20 July: “Nature at its best” – private collection of the Arts Association Swakopmund and special pieces of artworks are on offer.

Woermannhaus Gallery Mo–Fr: 10–12pm, 3–5pm, Sat: 10–12pm, Sun: 10–12pm. * 16 June: Swakopmunder Saloniker – Salonmusik mit Henry Grossmann und Ensemble / light classical music 6pm, NPS Kulturaula. Tickets: Namib-i, 28 Sam Nujoma Ave, Swakopmund. * 21 June: The Prinzenball is at the Haus der Jugend; followed by the Küsika (children’s festival) on 22 June, the International Evenings on 25 and 26 June and the Büttenabends on 27 and 28 June. On Saturday 29 June after the float procession, the festivities move to the SFC-hall for the Kehraus which also marks the official conclusion of the Küska 2019. Tickets for any of the events are available at the Brauhaus. * 24 Aug: Cake Sale to be held in front of Standard Bank from 08:00, organised by The Organisation for Caring for People with Disabilities.

For more information please contact Almut Slabbert 081 299 1902 or Carol-Ann Möller 081 209 8169.

14 JUNE 2019

NAMIB TIMES NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATES

STEWART PLANNING

TOWN & REGIONAL PLANNERS

REZONING NOTICE Take notice that Stewart Planning – Town & Regional Planners, on behalf of our client, intends to apply to the Swakopmund Municipality for the: · Subdivision of Erf 4095 Mondesa Extension 10 into six (6) Portions and the Remainder in terms of the Townships and Division of Land Ordinance (No.11 of 1963); and · Rezoning of Erf 4095 Mondesa Extension 10 from “General Residential 1” with a density of 1 dwelling unit per 100m2 to “Single Residential” with a density of 1 dwelling unit per 300m2 in terms of the Swakopmund Town Planning Scheme.

Particulars of the application may be inspected at the Town Planning Department during normal working hours and/or at the notice board of the Swakopmund Municipality, corner of Rakotoka Street and Daniel Kamho Avenue, Swakopmund.

Any person having any objections/comments to the proposed use of land or the erection and use of the proposed buildings may lodge such objection/ comment with the Swakopmund Council and the applicant in writing within fourteen (14) days after the date of the last appearance of this notice. The last day for objections/ comments will be Monday, 1 July 2019.

MUNICIPALITY: Chief Executive Officer Swakopmund Municipality P. O. Box 53 Swakopmund

APPLICANT: Stewart Planning Town & Regional Planners P. O. Box 2095 Walvis Bay otto@sp.com.na

All persons having claims agains t the estates specified below, are called upon to lodge their claims with the executors concerned within a period of 30 days from the date of publication hereof.

Registered number of Estate E684/2019 Master's Office: Windhoek Surname: Bindemann First Names: Estellé Gauché Date of Birth: 14 February 1948 Identity Number: 480214 0056 08 1 Last Address: 26 Esplanade, Walvis Bay, Namibia Date of Death: 24 November 2018 Name and (only one) address of executor or authorised agent JAN OLIVIER Jan Olivier & Co Legal Practitioners 131 Sam Nujoma Avenue, P O Box 597, Walvis Bay, Namibia Period allowed for lodgement of claims if other than 30 days N/A Jan Olivier & Co Legal Practitioners 131 Sam Nujoma Avenue, P O Box 597, Walvis Bay, Namibia Date 28 May2019 Tel: 064 207871/2

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NOTICES & VACANCIES

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Media release

Bankers Association of Namibia warns of latest scam “The Bankers Association of Namibia (BAN) wishes to warn the public of the latest scam where fraudsters use a new technique to scam clients out of their money. In the scam fraudsters call clients pretending to be bank staff and target cellphone banking, iBank and eWallet users specifically”, says Sarel van Zyl, Chairperson of BAN. Fraudsters are known to send a bogus SMS stating that the client received a complimentary E-ticket, with a number stated, and a message that the E-Ticket can be used any day. Note that banks do not issue E-Tickets. The

purpose of the SMS is to coax the client to call the SMS sender's number.

The client will then be taken to their usual bank process, where the client will “unknowingly” EasyWallet or eWallet money to the fraudsters.

Alternatively, custo-

WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Place of Public Worship (Church) ON ERF: 2648 TOWNSHIP: Kuisebmond STREET: 78 Agaat Street, Kuisebmond.

In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish a Place of Public Worship (Church) on the site.

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

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and undersigned, in writing, not later than 5 July 2019.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Christian Congregation of Jehova’s Witnesses of Namibia, 2 Pelican Street, Hochland Park, Windhoek

mers will receive a false SMS from 76779 stating that they have been chosen to receive interest money from their bank, with a prompt to call 061 299 2211 for more information. Customer will then receive a call from a private number to receive de-

tails on how to withdraw the 'winnings' (as per the fake SMS received), and the customer/s are then guided to make a transfer unknowingly to the fraudsters. These transactions can be eWallet or Cardless cash withdrawals through cellphone banking, in the case of FNB. Customers should also be aware that fraudsters also convince clients to perform 'updates' on Cellphone Banking, and in the process get clients

NOTICE CONSENT USE IN TERMS OF TOWN PLANNING SCHEME REGULATIONS Please take note that BEE Biofuel Manufacturing (Pty) Ltd herewith intends to apply to the Municipality of Swakopmund for the following: Special consent for the storage and wholesale distribution of biofuel and biofuel blends on Erf 3958, Swakopmund.

Any person having any objection against such an application should lodge their objection/s in writing within 14 days of the last publication to both the Chief Executive Officer of Swakopmund Municipality and the applicant during normal business hours. Closing date for objections or comments is 5 July 2019.

Contact Persons: Mr B Salt, Tel: 081 124 5959, email: bruce@biofuelnamibia.com Mr J Heita, Managr Town Planning, Phone: (064) 410 4403 / 081 150 0269, Email: jheita@swkmun.com.na

Ekonolux Bus Rental cc As gevolg van uitbreidings van ons besigheid, het ons die volgende vakature:

Operasionele Bestuurder Vereistes: 1. Minimum van 5 jaar ondervinding in bestuursposisie.

2. Uitstekende vermoë om te beheer en te organiseer ten opsigte van Personeel, voertuie en aankope.

3. Goeie verhouding te kan handhaaf met personeel en bestuur.

4. Eerlike en lojale optrede in belang van die werkgewer.

5. Aanbevelings. * Kennis van meganieka * Na skoolse kwalifikasie * Ten minste kode CE bestuurslisensie * Rekenaar geletterdheid * Woonagtig in Walvisbaai * Vermoë om diplomaties met kliënte te ondehandel Mail u aansoeke na: ekonoluxwalvis@gmail.com met volledige CV en kwalifikasies.

Gekeurde applikante sal ‘n poligrafiese toets moet slaag. Salaris en voordele sal onderhandelbaar wees.

to “unknowingly” register for the Bank Windhoek or FNB banking Apps. In the process they ask for the username and 'old' PIN to activate the so-called 'updates'. After the call ends, the fraudsters then log-in and transfer funds out of the accounts and immediately withdraw the funds.

“We urge all bank customers to be vigilant and to also take note of an old scam that still persists where fraudsters

call customers at random on landlines claiming to be bank staff and informing customer about funds that need to be released for various reasons e.g. dividends, policy pay-outs, system updates, or rewards for long standing customers. In this scam the fraudster then persuades the customer to access their cellphone banking unknowingly, and ultimately send money via cellphone banking”.

“We want to emphasize

once again that no Bank will ever call a customer or a member of the public to release or receive funds. Banks will also never ask clients to divulge confidential information such as their PINs, passwords, usernames over the phone or in emails. Clients should be alert of such scams and call their bank helpline or forensic department immediately” concludes van Zyl.

NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION

following address: Bay Auctions, Erf 4856, John Otto Nankudhi Street, Swakopmund, namely:

MUNICIPALITY OF WALVIS BAY

In the Magistrate's Court for the District of Swakopmund held at Swakopmund.

Case No:755/18 In the matter between: The Buildhard Services (PTY) Ltd t/a E Hard Build Centre Plaintiff and B.M.N Trading CC 1st Defendant Matheus Narib 2nd Defendant In execution of a Judgement against the above defendant granted by the above Honourable Court on 29/11/18, the following goods listed hereunder will be sold in Execution on 20 July 2019 at 10h00 at the

Conditions of Sale: Voetstoots – Cash to Highest Bidder.

Notice is hereby given in terms of section 63(2)(b) of the Local Authorities Act, 1992 (Act 23/1992), as amended, that the Municipality of Walvis Bay intends to lease, by private transaction, Erf 3809 Kuisebmond zoned “Business’’ to Makity Car Wash.

Dated at Swakopmund on 6 June 2019.

Description Erf 3809 Kuisebmond

Attorneys For Judgment Creditor Kinghorn Associates 2 – 6 Haus Altona, Tobias Hainyeko Street Swakopmund Tel: 064-405051 Fax: 064-402159 REF: HV/sb/THE72/ 0139-COLL

Area m² 304

1x 4 Piece Lounge Set 1x Coffee Table 1x Panasonic Flat Screen TV 1x KIC Silver Fridge 1x TV Cabinet

Zoning Business Lease/Month(N$) 234.08 plus 15% VAT Full particulars pertaining to the sale will lie for inspection by interested persons until *Tuesday, 2 July 2019 at room 45, Municipal Offices, Kuisebmond.

For more information Ms Merinda Matsuis can be contacted at telephone (064) 2013235 during office hours.

Any person objecting to the proposed lease, may in writing lodge an objection together with the grounds/motivation thereof, to the Manager: Housing and Properties at the above address or to Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay, before or on Friday, 5 July 2019 at 12:00.

Jack Manale Manager: Housing and Properties Tel: (064) 201 3338 Email: jmanale@walvisbaycc. org.na

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HEALTH Wellness and Weight Loss Feeling tired and run down? Try our ozone therapy for the following benefits: detox and oxygenation, beauty and anti-aging, athletic improvement and overall improvement of wellness and vitality.

Phone us at 064 463 693, or visit us at The Nu U, 14 Windhoeker Street, Swakopmund for a free consultation

NOTICES

SERVICES

CLUTCH & BRAKE SWAKOPMUND & We also cut KEYS Bohr street off Einstein street, Industrial Area, Swakopmund New owner as from

1st June 2019 Cell: 085 247 9616 Tel: 064 464 012 After 16h30 Email: cbswakop@gmail.com We are here to serve you!

COURSES JOB ENTRY LEVEL TRAINING· Medical Studies Child Day Care Business Management Maritime studies Hospitality & Tourism Logistics & Supply Chain Beauty Therapy Health & Safety Windhoek: 081 419 0718, 061 244794, Walvis Bay: 081 271 2004, 081 771 0289 Oshakati: 081 719 5204, 081 295 3458 info@globalinsti.com

SERVICES THE HONEY POT SEWING CENTRE Tel: 202 818, Walvis Bay Expert service in general tailoring- One day alterations, Duvet Covers, Curtains, Wedding Dresses and others.

CAM TECHNICAL SECURITY & RENOVATIONS CC Specializing in: Security guards. Alarm installations. Technical problems. Any building and construction work. Tiling.

Painting. Gate Motors etc.

You name it, we do it!

Quality and neat work guaranteed!

Best prices you can afford.

FOR ANY APPROVED QUOTATION YOU WILL RECEIVE A DISCOUNT!

Contact us now!

Cameron: 081 247 4467 Adelaide: 081 682 6126 email: camtech8@gmail.com

BAARD GROUP

SERVICES CAR KEYS: We program & supply new & spare keys, program 2nd hand ECU’s & air bag all car makes and models * We also offer auto airconditioning services, auto electrical and in-car entertainment.

For a free quote contact: RDJ SERVICES & SUPPLIES. SMS / CALL WHATSAPP: 081 374 6444 CONSTRUCTION ARLEY INVESTMENTS ·CONSTRUCTION ·RENOVATIONS ·PAINTING ·PAVING ·ELECTRICAL AND ·TILING 085 709 0874 arleyinvestments@ gmail.com

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

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

FOR SALE * Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay – Eyuva Village * - 2-Bedroom Flat in a large complex - 1-Bathroom - Open-plan Kitchen & Lounge - No BIC - Single garage - Around N$ 400 levies p/m - Close to Naval Base & Independence Beach ONLY N$ 450 000!

(Negotiable) Contact: FLORIAN – 081 460 0045 For Sale - Tamariskia Freestanding house 2 Bedrooms 1 Bathroom Kitchen Lounge Single garage PLUS: 1 Bedroom bachelor flat, 1 bathroom, kitchenette, single garage N$ 1 150 000 Ansu - 081 242 9198 Office - 081 169 1872 FOR SALE: OMARURU Small B&B, 3 bedroom main house + 2 separate guestrooms on a 1600m² property.

Contact: 081 614 0747 email: toptrade3000@gmail. com

TEL: 064-274 800 FAX: 064-274 810 · Blocks / Bricks · Rock Face / Pavers · Interlocks / Linthols · Sand / Stone · Hiring of earth moving Equipment

Swakopmund: OceanView Most beautiful family home: 3bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, open plan lounge, dining, kitchen, inside braai, double garage, scullery, alarm and lots more!

A must see!!

Only N$1 750 000.00 Nicolas 0814705719

“The Service Makes The Difference”

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

Atlantic Kitchens & Joiners 20 years' experience Contact 0816994897 Best service and prices guaranteed HEALTH AND TEMPERANCE Natural Cure Sena herbal is one of the giant in Natural remedies around the continent that teat and cure al deadly diseases using Organic herbs, such as canccr, BP, Diabetes, asthma, kidney stones, stroke. We also help problems such as: weak erections, restore body immunity, weight loss, clean and restore brain damaged cells and all pregnancy problems.

Call or whatsapp 081 385 6200 +27 618 498 182

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

WALVIS BAY CBD SPRING COURT - SOLE MANDATE Newly built 2 Bed, 1 bath townhouse with open plan kitchen to lounge with optional garage in safe and secure complex within walking distance to town centre. Built-in stove, cupboards and lots more extras included in price!

Selling from only N$ 618 000-00 each!!!

Call Claudia at 081 169 6227 for more info or enquiries.

Private Sale: N$1,400 000.00 (Negotiable) House – Narraville 4 bedrooms, Main bedroom with private bathroom Main bathroom (bath and shower) Open plan kitchen with lounge Dining room Study loft Entertainment with indoor BBQ Double tandem garage Garden Alarm and automated Garage House 268m² Erf 520m² Contact: 0812627044 / 081 122 9782

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

PROPERTIES FOR SALE FOR SALE: BARGAIN!!!

Swakopmund Mile 4 4 Bedrooms double storey house, three bathrooms, outside toilet, guest toilet, very spacious kitchen, scullery, TV room, dining room, private sitting room with fire place, double garage, alarm system, beams, patio and outside braai. Close to the beach, walking distance to ProEd Private School.

N$ 2.3 million (negotiable), option to rent N$ 18 000.00 p/m Call: 081 756 3314

FOR SALE * Central, Kuisebmond * - 3-Bedroom House - 2-Bathrooms - Lounge - Kitchen - Double Garage - Recently painted N$ 790 000-00 REF: RR1473409 Florian - 081 460 0045 FFC REG NO: R2019/5234 FOR SALE SWAKOPMUND MILE 4 Very secure safe complex 3 bedrooms, main en-suite Open plan kitchen, dining, lounge Guest toilet Two full bathrooms Double garage BBQ N$ 1.4 mil Contact Ansie: 081 292 5892 AJL Real Estate FOR SALE: Modern and secure Henties Bay duplex townhouse with sea view 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open plan kitchen, dining, lounge, bbq, double garage.

Bargain @ N$ 1.45 mil all costs inclusive.

Call Koos 081 293 2073 Emily 081 670 2874 OMARURU WILDLIFE ESTATE 12,6 ha Plot with bush bathroom (Reed): flushtoilet, shower, hand-basin, hot-water stove (donkie), platform for tents N$ 980,000.00 o.n.c.o.

Tel. 081-1276317

PROPERTIES TO RENT TO RENT: Kuisebmond In a secure complex 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, lounge, kitchen.

N$ 2 750.00 p/m Deposit N$ 2 000.00 Contact: 081 450 0387 081 402 7738

PROPERTIES TO RENT

TO LET SWAKOPMUND CENTRAL N$ 5000 – 2 Bed flat, single garage N$ 5750 – 1 Bed flat single garage VINETA N$ 9500 – 3 Bed, 1 Bath, Single garage N$ 12 500- 3 Bed house double garage, +2Flats OCEAN VIEW N$ 10800 – 3 Bed, 2 bath, 2 garages N$ 12300- 3 Bed, 3Bath, 2 garages N$ 12500 – 4 Bed house, 4 garages N$ 16500 – 3 Bed house, 2 Bath, 2 garage, with 2 bed flat with 1 garage VOGELSTRAND N$ 10000- 2 Bed, Fully Furnished, Double garage Call Lucille 081 169 6216 to view TO RENT: A 2-bed room (back-yard) flat is available immediately in Walvis Bay town. Monthly rent is N$5,000.00, water & electricity included.

Deposit of N$5,000.00 is payable on negotiable terms. NO GARAGE, please call 0811273037 TO RENT: 1× bedroom apartment with Small open plan kitchen and living space + Bathroom( Shower) N$ 3800.00 and 2× fully furnished rooms(Double Bed) with bathroom N$3000.00 Include Water Prepaid Elec Contact : 0812610078 or 0812151624 TO LET: Commercial shop/office space in CBD Walvis Bay. Area: 130sqm with kitchenette and toilet.

Large display windows fitted with blinds.

Front and rear access.

Private parking.

Pre-paid electricity meter.

Immediately available Contact: (064) 204871 0812437598 0816135791 TO RENT: Narraville, in a secure complex 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, open plan kitchen and lounge.

W/E incl.

N$ 3 000.00 p/m Deposit N$ 1 000 Contact: 081 450 0357 081 402 7738

PROPERTIES TO RENT TO RENT: Narraville 2 bedroom house to rent Open plan sitting room, burglar bars Parking, burglar door + bathroom Second bedroom suitable only for toddler N$ 3 800.00 p/m Deposito negotiable W/L incl.

Single or couple required.

Contact: 081 651 7618

TO LET SWAKOPMUND COMMERCIAL N$9200-VAT incl – 100sqm Office on 1st floor INDUSTRIAL N$ 5200 – 124sqm Workshop N$ 9300 - VAT Incl 239sqm Warehouse & Office Space N$ 44275 – 800sqm Workshop with 4 Offices Call Lucille 081 169 6216 to view

TO LET or FOR SALE Narraville - Brand new 2 bedroom flat incl. motorised lockup garage.

To let from N$ 4 800pm Contact Janine 081 150 5020 TO RENT: 3 bedroom house with En-suite Bathroom and separate bathroom Single garage Prepaid Electricity Water excluded Rentable from 1 July 2019 = price 6500.00 House is standing in Tamariskia – OB Davids Properties 1015 Call for viewing; Ms Nel = 0814747147 or David 0818158130 ( preferably after 5) or call owner 0812359835 TE HUUR: Swakopmund Motorhuis / Werkswinkel 135 m² groot deure 3.60 x 3.50 m en 3.00 x 3.00 m.

MC Hugh str. 4 N$ 8 500.00 p/m Kontak: 081 240 6171 TO RENT: Safe and secure Townhouse in Fairways, Grace mere Court, Walvis Bay This unit offers: * 2 bedrooms * 1 bathroom with bath & shower, 1 garage * Kitchen, with granite tops & build in oven. * Guest Loo * Own Courtyard N$ 6 000.00 p/m Effective - 01 July 2019 Contact: 081 604 6996 or 081 122 7878

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TO RENT: Walvis Bay 1 bedroom flat N$ 3 000.00 p/m Water incl.

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2 Rooms for N$ 2 000.00 p/m Sharing bathroom.

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TO RENT: Swakopmund, Mondesa 1 bedroom, bic, kitchen, own bathroom Water incl.

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TO RENT: Well kept house to rent in Walvis Bay. Available from 1 August 2019 Low maintenance garden. High boundary walls, DSTV dish.

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N$ 2 550.00 p/m N$ 1 000.00 Contact: 081 240 9800 1 Bachelor flat, own shower & toilet with hot water N$ 2 500.00 p/m in advance Deposit N$ 1 000.00 Contact: 081 240 9800 TO RENT: Ocean View, EXT 15, Quiver Street 1x Bedroom Backyard Flat, Build-in Cupboards & Stove, own entrance with shade net, No Garage, water included + prepaid Electricity.

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Call or send message to: 081-284-6514 TO RENT: 42 m² Space to let at Woermann Brock, Vineta Complex Shop No. 7 N$ 6 200.00 p/m (VAT INCL) Contact: 081 170 1546 / 081 246 2930

TO LET KUISEBMOND N$2300 – 1 bed flat, water incl N$3650 – 2 bed flat with garage, water incl Please call Yolanda 0811583463 to view TO LET: Nonidas Workshop with showroom, office and storage room: 570 m² Garage: 112 m² Shed, storage only: 200 m² Workshop with extra storage: 120 m² Contact me for more details at: 081 252 1050 TO RENT: One bedroom flat with own kitchen and bathroom available for rent in Walvis Bay, Marlyn Crescent Str N$ 2 500.00 p/m Water incl.

Pre paid electricity.

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TO LET Various size shops in the heart of the CBD Please call Yolanda 0811583463 to view

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Pre paid electricity Available 1 July 2019 Contact: 081 258 2107

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

PROPERTIES TO RENT TO LET:- Immediately available in Walvis Bay Flat to rent situated at Ultra Properties Building, 199 Nangola Mbumba drive, Walvis Bay, Centre of town.

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Water excluded & Pre Paid Electricity installed.

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Email: sonja@ultratravel.net TO RENT: Walvis Bay, Kuisebmond Namport two bedroom flat with an open plan kitchen, own shower, toilet and geyser.

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Pre paid electricity.

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96 m² N$ 7 500.00 p/m Contact Frances: 081 248 5374 Hardy: 081 302 8396 TO RENT: 2x bedroom flat backyard flat Open plan kitchen, build in cupboards in rooms W/E incl.

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Bright future for Namibian Hockey The Bank Windhoek National Indoor Hockey League hosted three exhibition matches over the weekend at the Windhoek Show Grounds in Windhoek.

The exhibition matches comprised the best Bank Windhoek National Indoor Hockey League male players from the Khomas and Erongo Regions.

A first of its kind, the aim of the exhibition was to showcase Namibian hockey level and its development. The players took the matches seriously and they entertained the crowd with top class hockey skill and tricks to the appreciation of the spectators.

The Khomas All Stars and Erongo Regionals Men's Indoor Hockey teams faced each other in the first exhibition match of the day. The Khomas All Stars, made up of players from the National team, started the match on a high note and inflicted a 5:1 defeat on the Erongo side.

The second match, between Khomas All Stars and Khomas Futures, had the spectators on their feet due to its high paced play. The thrilling match ended in a 4:3 win for Khomas All Stars who looked pleased to have heard the final whistle.

Khomas Futures, made up of upcoming hockey stars, went on to win their last game of the day as they swept aside the Erongo Region team in a 5:1 defeat.

“Although the coastal team lost all their fixtures, the end result shows that there is improvement of hockey at the coast. We are proud of them,” said Namibia Hockey Union's (NHU) President, Marc Nel. Nel added that the NHU intends to roll out the exhibition matches at every end of the season and grow the game in terms of regional participation which will also include a women's league.

“Congratulations to the NHU for putting up yet another exciting initiative.

The standard of hockey has improved tremendously and we are proud to have been a part of the incredible journey of this sport in Namibia,” said Bank Windhoek's Head of Corporate Affairs, Hayley Allen.

At the end of the exhibition tournament, spectators gave a standing ovation to all the hockey players for putting in great performances during the exhibition encounters.

Next on the hockey calendar is the much anticipated Bank Windhoek National Outdoor Hockey League, scheduled to kick off in early July.

Well done: Erongo Region players pictured with their head coach Ruan Oosthuizen (middle)

Future Stars: Khomas Futures pose for a team photo

All Stars: Khomas All Stars, who are also National team players pictured after the match

Epic: The National team goalkeeper DJ Strauss stops the ball during the exhibition matches

Desert Clash 3 On 25 May the Namibian Sports Martial Arts held their third annual National Championships, Desert Clash 3 at Atlantis Sport Club in Walvis Bay.

With 140 participants in competed in 64 divisions with the youngest competitor being 5 and the oldest 54 from three clubs currently affiliated under NASMA to the international body, ISKA. The three clubs that attended were Walvis Bay Sport Martial Arts, Windhoek Sport Martial Arts and Talon Fight Club, also from Windhoek.

As per the previous years, the event was hosted at Atlantis Sport Club who offered their facilities at no cost for the development of the sport.

During the day there was a large supporter's contingent with parents, family and friends rooting for their favourite fighters. The day started with the very exciting

divisions with the juniors, aged from 5 to 10 years old. As always, this created a huge buzz in the hall with everybody cheering on the young up and coming champions of the future. It beckons to note that generally the parents of these brave young warriors are more nervous and excited than the fighters themselves.

The highlights of the day were the senior fighters with some upsets recorded by students fighting above their divisions and teaching the seniors a thing or two. This was mostly apparent in the Tag Team event where the winners of the Junior Ladies division agreed to put on an exhibition match against the Senior Ladies. Low and behold, the juniors, did teach the ladies a lesson or two, winning in the event.

At, for the first time at Desert Clash a high kicking competition were held. This does not only go according to the height of the actual board kicked, but rather the height of the board kicked above the head of the participant. This ensures that the actual kicking height is measured and

with this ensured a very interesting battle with some of the shorter contestants kicking up a storm with gold medals.

We would like to thank the commitment of all the Students for their hard work to ensure that the standards of the competition are held highly. These are internationally recognised standards and all students who achieved medals have qualified and will shortly receive their invitations to attend the ISKA World Championships Qualifiers in Stellenbosch on 28 and 29 September 2019, called Destiny. This event is the 6th biggest event on the international circuit and also one of the Classics on the professional circuit globally.

We would like to thank all parents and Judges who assisted with the competition and especially Suzanne Pienaar from Physiotherapy Healing in Motion who ensured all students were in top form and looked after.

All results are posted on our Facebook Page, please feel free to visit and contact us for any queries.

Fighters Marilyn and Kiara

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World Oceans Day soccer tournament Rudi Bowe

Nine teams participated in the inaugural soccer tournament held as part of the World Oceans Day celebrations at the Kuisebmond sport field in Walvis Bay this past weekend.

The organisers said that the soccer tournament will be an annual event and will be part of the celebrations. The knock-out tournament was won by a combined team of Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources and Namibia Nature Foundation as they beat UNAM Sam Nujoma Campus in Henties Bay 1-0.

Tokyo 2020 Olympics Rudi Bowe

Qualification for Tokyo 2020 Olympics is vital for the Namibian senior women's field hockey team as the ladies will be competing against top-class opposition in Spain.

Randolf Slabbert (fitness and mental medic) and Maryke health), Donatha Short (video anaThe qualifying against 20th ranked to compete and not Bartlett, Sunelle (assistant coach), Ngunovandu (team lyst). competition will Belarus. p a r t i c i p a t e l i k e Ludwig, Gillian Manuel Carballo be held from 19 to Their second match some sports codes. Hermanus, Kiana27 June in the will be on 21 June They qualify, parti- Che Cormack, Dure International Hoc- a g a i n s t C a n a d a cipate and return Boshoff, Taramarie key Federation ranked 21st with the without winning, Myburgh, Danja ( F I H ) S e r i e s last match against but we know that Meyer, Cele WesFinals in Valencia, hosts Spain who is with hockey, they sels, Berencia DiaSpain and the ranked 7th in the return with somet- m o n d , J a h n t w a ladies has to pull world. hing� Mwiya added. Kruger, Emilia Kasout all stops as N a m i b i a S p o r t s Mwiya urged the hopola, Ina Louis, they will face the Commission (NSC) ladies to compete Joane van Rooyen, host Spain, Bela- Chief Administrator with pride and dig- Armin van Staden, rus and Canada to Freddy Mwiya said nity and compete Jocelle Deysell, and secure a path to a t t h e n a t i o n a l without worries Jivanka Kruger with the Tokyo 2020 colours handover about finance issues Amber Dercksen ceremony that the as the NSC will pay and Vicky Stiemert Olympics. as non-travelling Namibia, rated hockey team have for everything.

42nd in the world, become a force to be T h e N a m i b i a n reserves. the lowest ranked reckoned with. squad is as follows: The officials are in their group will “When we send you Magreth Mengo E r w i n H a n d u r a play their first s o m e w h e r e , w e (captain), Petro (coach), Rachel match on 19 June know you are going Stoffberg, Jerrica Freeman (manager),

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Namibian National Hockey team captain Magreth Mengo

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SKW breaks CFC's momentum Sport Klub Windhoek (SKW) 1 defeated the reigning Bank Windhoek Fistball League champions, Cohen Fistball Club (CFC), in a tightly contested third round final hosted at the Swakopmund Fistball Club (SFC) over the weekend. The result brought CFC 1's 13 months dominance to a screeching halt.

SKW 1's win reduced the champions' lead at the top of the log standings to a mere two points between the two rivals.

A total of eight teams, who were divided into two groups of four per group, competed for top spots during the group stages. CFC 1 and 3, SKW 2 and Deutscher Turn und Sportverein (DTS), faced each other in Group A, while SKW 1, CFC 2 and hosts SFC 1 and 2 met in Group B. CFC 1 crushed all of their opponents in Group A and finished top of the group. SKW 2 secured the second spot after they defeated DTS and CFC 3, who finished third. DTS ended fourth in the group and remained rooted at the bottom of Group A. In Group B, SKW 1 beat all three of their opponents. CFC 2, who ranked third on the table before the weekend's tournament, failed to win any of its matches and finished bottom of the group. Backed up by home turf advantage, SFC 1 recorded winning results against CFC 2 and SFC 1, which saw it finish second in the group and secure a place in the semi-finals for the first time this season.

In the first semi-final, CFC 1 beat SFC 2 2:0, while SKW 1 also beat its counterpart SKW 2, 2:0 in the second semi-final match. SKW 2 beat SFC 1 in the match for third place playoffs. CFC 2 defeated DTS for the fifth place as DTS eventually settled for the sixth spot. CFC 3 and SFC 2 battled it out in the seventh spot playoffs, which CFC 3 eventually won 3:2.

Rivals SKW 1 and CFC 1 faced each other in the finals once again. From the first whistle, CFC 1 started off the stronger team and led for long stretches during the match. Towards the end of the set, SKW 1 came back stronger and turned the set in their favour.

CFC 1 changed their tactics in the second set from defence to that of attack, but this did not yield positive results as SKW 1 remained stubborn throughout the set. In the third set, CFC 1 put in all it had and was rewarded with a win in the end.

Motivated by the third set display, CFC 1 played some good fistball in the fourth set and nullified SKW 1's lead with a 14:12 score. However, CFC 1's rush of adrenaline was short lived as SKW 1 remained clinical in the decisive and final set. SKW 1 beat CFC 1 3:2, their first defeat in 13 months.

SFC 2's Perry Doberentz and Florian Mosich walked away as Players of The Day. Meanwhile, the men's National team has started training in preparations for the upcoming World Championships set to take place in Winterthur, Switzerland in August. The team will represent Namibia at the upcoming World Championships tournament.

Below are the team placements and log standings after the third round in the Bank Windhoek Fistball League: Team placements 1. SKW 1 12 2. CFC 1 10 3. SKW 2 8 4. SFC 1 6 5. CFC 2 4 6. DTS 2 7. CFC 3 1 8. SFC 2 0

Log standings 1. CFC 1 34 2. SKW 1 32 3. CFC 2/SKW 2 20 5. SFC 1 11 6. CFC 3 7 7. DTS 3 8. CFC 4 2 9. SFC 2 0

The Distell Multiplier Stableford that was held on Saturday 8 June saw a reasonable field of golfers on the course for a great day of golf.

The Winners are 1st Thomas Shitaleni and Helmut Ndjendja 78 points, 2nd Steven Johns and George Murasiki 76 points, 3rd Clive Lawrence and Theo Haimbondi 74 points 4th Bertie Saunderson and Achmet Abrahams 65 points (c/o) over Gerhard Byleveld and Brian Nel, 6th Marco Swarts and Michale Tordesillas, 7th Athol Mc Lean and Graham Louw 42 points, 8th Marco Swarts and Sammy Hamunyela 41points and 9th Michael Ludeke and Stuart Salt 40 points.

The I Tyre golf event was held on Wednesday 5

Rudi Bowe

The past weekend was the second and final round of the DULUX PAIRS at the Walvis Bay Golf Course.

The winners of the day were Carlos de Gouveia and John Gomes with 48 points (Carlos played himself into a new handicap) second was chris and Estelle Bothma on 46 points to win the count out from Paul Sham and Wynand Moller and Hannes Crafford closest to the pin champion.

Johan le Richie (aka paint guru) was present to hand over the prizes to the winners and the photo is of all the winners on the day.

The qualifiers for the play offs at Omeya are; Amandio Sardinha and Johnny Borges Next on the fistball calendar is the fourth round of Wouter van Wijk and Kurt Brits the Bank Windhoek Fistball League scheduled to Johnny Gomes and Carlos de Gouveia take place on Saturday, 27 July 2019 at the SKW Chris and Estelle Bothma Piet Heunis and Anton van Rensburg Sports Fields in Windhoek.

Andre burger and Piet van Niekerk Two clubs were recorded by Andre Burger, Kevin De Reuck and Tienie De Wet x2 recorded two clubs over the weekend.

This weekend in the PISCS/FOX DESIGNS monthly medal and the list is on the board, so get your name up soonest.

We are going to hold a second social event on the 22 June with Jampie as guest for the evening. Tickets will be 150.00 per person which will include a light meal. Tickets are available at the club house bar.

NIGHT AT THE RACES will be held on Friday 26 July.

The calendar for the next few weeks looks as follows 15 June PISCS/FOX DESIGN medal and the Swakopmund Open 22 June SUPERTRONIX with piggy back Windhoek Pairs 29 June WAYNE/SERGIO golf day 29 June Namibia Junior and Ladies Open at Rossmund 5 July ROUND TABLE FUND RAISER 6 - 7 July NAM SHIP CHANDLERS

Distell Winners from left to right are Sammy Hamunyela, Bertie Saunderson, Clive Lawrence, Thomas Shitaleni, Helmut Ndjendja, George Murasiki, Gerhard Byleveld, Michael Tordesillas, Brian Nell, Steven Johns and Michael Ludeke (RGC Captain) in front

Distell Golf Day

The DULUX PAIRS Golf Day

June with a good field of golfers out enjoying the golf course with some lightning fast greens to contend with.

The Nearest to the Pin out on Number 12 went to Willie Van Zyl. Numerous count outs were the order of the day from there on resulting in the following winners: 18 holes - Gary Knight 39 points; 2nd: Willie van Zyl 38 points winning a 3 way c/o; 9 holes - Peter Bass 19 points over the back 9 also a 3 way c/o; Bruce Burns recently returned from holiday was awarded the Longest Day. Chris Du Randt joined us for the day and assisted at the prize-giving - always great to have the sponsor on hand.

Well played to all and thanks again to the sponsor for their continuous support of our Wednesday golf.

Coming Events: 15-16 June Standard Bank NAGU Swakop Open 19 June Engen – Swakop Service Station Golf day

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Spur 5-over, 8-a-side champs Rudi Bowe

The Spur Social Cricket Team is the winner of the annual 5over, 8-a-side Hickory Creek Spur Social Cricket Tournament after beating Walvis Bay Striker with 28 runs in the final.

The tournament was organised and hosted by the Junior Coastal

The winners of the 2019 5-over, 8-a-side Hickory Creek Spur Social Cricket tournament

Striders runs Comrades

Cricket Academy in Walvis Bay at the cricket oval. Six social teams competed.

The teams that participated in the tournament were Fuel Pump Repair Warriors, Spur, Play Time Development Team, Walvis Bay Strikers, Namibian Radio Services Agency and PPS Knights are all players from the harbour town.

The Annual T20 Coastal Social Cricket League will come to life tomorrow Saturday 15 June at the Sparta oval in Walvis Bay. Spur Walvis Bay also known as Hickory Creek Spur, will be the main sponsor of the well-established T20 League. Spur Walvis Bay confirmed their commitment toward developing the game of cricket in the coastal community back in 2017.

The Spur T20 league will once again be hosted by JCCA under leadership of Riaan Lottering and Nolene Winborn. Hickory Creek Spur Walvis Bay is fully committed to ensure the wellbeing of cricket in the coastal community and their investment in the game of cricket is to improve and assist and taking the game to the youth as part of their future.

The teams that participated in the tournament were Fuel Pump Repair Warriors, Spur, Play Time Development Team, Walvis Bay Strikers, Namibian Radio Services Agency, PPS Knights from the harbour town and Khomasdal Titans from Windhoek will battle it out on Saturdays and Sundays with the final to be played on 11 August.

The Namibian National Cricket team will play a T20 cricket game against the Multiply Titans from South Africa. The game will take place on 28 June at 13:30 on the Sparta cricket oval in the harbour town.

The community are invited to come and support the Namibian team. Entrance will be free of charge for all.

Rudi Bowe

Seven athletes from Swakop Striders competed in the gruelling 86.83km Comrades Ultra-marathon from Pietermaritzburg to Durban on Sunday 9 June.

The Comrades is the oldest ultramarathon in the world and is run annually between Durban and Pietermaritzburg.

The direction of the race alternates each year between the "up" run starting from Durban and the "down" run starting from Pietermaritzburg. Depending on the exact race route this is a distance between 85 and 90km.

This year around 20 000 runners lined up at the start in Durban for the “up” run, heading 86.7 km to Pietermaritzburg.

The cut-off time for successfully completing the race is 12 hours.

André Ross was the only athlete that runs for the first time in his green number, which he earned in 2018.

The green number is a permanent race

number awarded to a runner after successfully completing ten Comrades.

Three of the Swakop Striders (Anja Kreiner, Wicus Burger and Raimund Kintscher) earned their back to back medal, which is awarded to novice runners who finish two Comrades in succession. Kirsty Brits and Johan Bronkhorst were running their 6th and Faghan Pocsi his 4th Comrades.

The results of the Striders who ran the Comrades Ultra-marathon are: Andre Ross 7:33 Johan Bronkhorst 8:48 Raimund Kintscher 10:01 Kirsty Brits 10:16 Faghan Pocsi 10:22 Anja Kreiner 11:16 (Fltr): André Ross, Johan Bronkhort, Kirsty Brits, Frank Slabbert (Swakop Striders Wicus Burger 11:36 chairman), Anja Kreiner, Faghan Pocsi. Missing are Wicus Burger and Raimund Kintscher.