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SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6973 FRIDAY 15 JULY 2022 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

Rising cost of fuel adds pressure on Fishing Industry Eileen van der Schyff

Farm 37 back in the picture Sharlien Tjambari Development of Farm 37, an area in Walvis Bay that was identified five years ago to ease housing challenges in the town which was put on a halt due to a lack of funds is now back on the table.

Neville Itope, Governor of the cises, the Walvis Bay MuniciErongo region recently menpality is planning to make 7 143 tioned that during the 2022/-2023 erven available to the public.” financial year, the Municipality of Itope mentioned the MuniciWalvis Bay is planning to service pality of Walvis Bay further plans 202 erven at farm 37. to relocate people from the overOther extensions on the list are crowded areas through its deExtension 8 at Narraville, where congestion strategy. “These peo215 erven will be serviced, and 86 ple will be relocated to Portion 10 erven in Extension 3 of Meersig. erven available to the public. of Farm 37. The first groups of According to Itope, for 2022/- Itope said the Municipality of people will be relocated once all 2023 financial year, the Munici- Walvis Bay will also assist the communal services have been pality of Walvis Bay is also plan- Shack Dwellers Federation to provided to Portion 10 of Farm ning to invite the private sector service 237 erven at Narraville. 37. Currently, only electrical serthrough the expression of interest “It is further important to note that vices are outstanding, and the to service three blocks at Narra- there are three blocks/extensions Walvis Bay Municipality will in ville that will yield about 610 of which surveys are ongoing and due course go out on tender to erven. The private sector will also nine extensions are awaiting procure services of an electrical service six blocks during the next Urban and Regional Boards contractor for installation of financial year to make about 1 344 approval. Through all these exerContinue on page 2

The Namibian fishing industry is facing a perfect storm in the wake of the increasing cost of fuel, should the government not urgently consider the dropping of all taxes on fuel for the fishing sector to safeguard both jobs and food security in the Southern African Development Community (SADC).

Newly established horse mackerel onshore processing facility, Princess Brand Processing, formerly known as Seaflower Pelagic at Walvis Bay, especially feels the pressure, because of the hundreds of employees currently employed at the company's onshore factory.

This after the company supports and backs the National Development Plan (NDP5), and did their part in the fight against poverty, with the purpose of job creation. General Manager of Princess Brand Processing, Mr Adolf Burger said, “unfortunately the current price of fuel, together with very poor catches during winter months, brought us to the point of total non-viability to continue, and we are seriously considering to cease operations for the time being. We are busy to safeguard our employees, our most valuable asset, to the best of our ability, and trust we will weather the storm.”

According to Burger, most horse mackerel are caught by freezer vessels which employs only a few men per vessel, however the company's onshore horse mackerel processing facility employs more than 600 Namibians. In an email to the Namib Times, Burger explained; “From January 2022 to date, our fuel cost increased with approximately 35 %. Considering the increase from a year ago, the numbers are even worse. We use about 12 tons of fuel per vessel per day, which is N$250 000 per day. Times two vessels it is N$500 000 per day. This amounts to N$3.5 million per week and N$15 million per month.”

Burger concluded, “We can only pray for a solution as soon as possible to rescue the fishing sector and what it brings to our country and people.”

inside Arandis shows promising development Page 2

Namibia Commemorates International Small Arms Destruction Day Page 4

Woman pepper sprayed robbed at Walvis Bay lagoon Page 4

Swakopmund Hotel and Entertainment Centre appoints new GM

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Sports News

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Small-Scale Fisheries supports about 280 000 livelihoods Sharlien Tjambari

Farm 37 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 lighting in the area.”

The Municipality of Walvis Bay invites the Ministry of Safety and Security and the Ministry of Health and Social Services to construct satellite offices on Farm 37 once the relocation process has started. Itope concluded, “we further invite the Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture to engage the Municipality to plan for the construction of learning institutions.”

Arandis shows promising developments Sharlien Tjambari The Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Derek Klazen launches the NPOA SSF, seen with him is the Executive Director of MFMR, Annely Haiphene, Farayi Zimudzi, the FAO Representative in Namibia; Alushe Haitula, FAO Consultant and Herman Honeb of HAFA; Johannes Hamukwaya, the Deputy Director of MFMR.

The Minister of Fisheries and Marine Recourses (NFMR), Derek Klazen launched the first National Plan of Action (NPOA) for Small-Scale Fisheries (SSF) in Namibia for the period 2022 to 2026.

This sector indirectly supports the livelihood of approximately 280 000 Namibians, which approximately 11% of the country's total population. Namibia, through the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR) has adopted the Voluntary Guidelines for Securing Sustainable Small-Scale Fisheries and developed Namibia's National Plan of Action for Small-Scale Fisheries (NPOA-SSF).

According to Klazen, the plan is aimed at recognising the important role that the small-scale fisheries sector plays in socio-economic growth and economic transformation. NPOA-SSF strategies support small-scale fisheries development; build resilience for small-scale fishers (including fisherwomen, fishermen, youth, persons living with disabilities fish workers, and fish traders - the majority of whom happen to be previously disadvantaged riparian and coastal communities) to secure their livelihoods. The plan advocates inclusivity, promotes social equity, and provides empowerment opportunities for small-scale fishers, by advocating for equitable fisheries resource distribution.

Klazen said he is convinced that small-scale fisheries are an important food and nutrition security pillar and calls upon strategic partners, the private sector, and key stakeholders to support the NPOA-SSF's strategic, social, environmental, and economic development intent to realise the human dimensions in fisheries management. Klazen said,

“by so doing, Namibia can ensure that the human rights of small-scale fishers remain central to the sector's development while maintaining sustainable resource management and utilization practices.”

During her remarks, the Executive Director for the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources Annely Haiphene said, the plan is developed against the framework of the Global Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO0 Umbrella Programme “enhancing the contribution of small-scale fisheries to food security and sustainable livelihoods” which supports the promotion, application, and subsequent implementation of the small scale fisheries Guidelines, giving emphasis to empowering vulnerable and marginalised small-scale fisheries actors and their organizations to engage in relevant processes that affect their livelihoods.

Commenting on the plan, Haiphene said, “we are talking about the sector that can provide livelihoods to our people in a form of income, employment, socio-economic benefits, food, and nutrition security at household levels. However, the value chain of Small-Scale Fisheries is not well established for them to fully benefit from the resource, and the sector has been under-estimated from a socio-economic perspective.”

According to Haiphene, the plan provides special considerations and specific actions to move the smallscale fisheries sector from an under-estimated sector to one which recognizes the rights of small-scale fisherwomen and fishermen to play a significance role in the mainstream of their socio-economic development. “I am pleased to see that the plan has also addressed gender equality by ensuring that fisherwomen are now recognised as players in the fisheries sector.

The town of Arandis is showing signs of promising development, which might create job opportunities and uplift the living standards of locals.

During the 2021/2022 financial year, the Arandis Town Council received capital project funding amounting to N$ 2 000 000 from the Ministry of Urban and Rural Development, and an additional N$ 2 600 000. This was revealed by the Governor of Erongo region, Neville Andre Itope during his State of the Region's Address last week.

According to Itope, the funds were allocated for the servicing of 29 light industrial erven in the Logistics Hub area, as well as the construction of gravel Roads in Extension 5. Itope said, “the servicing of the Logistics Hub with water and sewerage was completed on 30 June 2022. This area is intended to serve as an extension of the port of Walvis Bay as a Dry Port and will also alleviate unemployment.

Another project to service land and construct houses has been approved by the Council. It intends to service 330 plots and construct more than 330 houses in Arandis.”

This project is entering its final planning stages. Itope stressed, “the social housing development program continues to be a huge success considering that about 17 affordable houses were built under this program during the 2021/2022 financial year. From the start of this project, 127 houses were constructed and completed. The initiative to make land affordable to the end-user paid off since land is sold directly to the customer at a subsidized price and not to the developer to avoid exploitation/inflated pricing.”

Itope further said, the supply of water and provision of sanitation services to the Arandis community remains the responsibility of the Arandis Town Council. In this regard, the "ring-fenced" Prepaid Water Meter System project which the council rolled out during the 2020/21 financial year to ensure the supply of affordable and sustainable sanitation and water services to the residents remains a success.

Erongo towns continue delivering Sharlien Tjambari land to its residents Although town councils and municipalities are trying their best to deliver land to its people, the housing backlog remains a challenge in not only the Erongo region, but nationally. While delivering his state of the region's address on Friday, 8 July, Erongo regional Governer, Neville Andre Itope, gave reports on a few developments within the region, and how land and housing were being allocated in various towns of the Erongo region.

According to Itope, Usakos Town Council (UTC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the National Housing Action Group (NHAG), supported by the Shack Dwellers Federation of Namibia (SDFN) to decongest and formalise two of the high-density reception areas, namely Saamstaan and Onghulumbashe. Itope said, “this will lead to the preparation and servicing of at least 1 023 erven where people can be shifted, settled and resettled. This move will almost entirely solve the current problem of informal settlements and dwellings in Usakos. Usakos Town Council has also successfully engaged the National Housing Enterprises (NHE) for the construction of at least 150 new houses in the Erongosig area.”

Itope further said, during the period under review (2021/2022), the Henties Bay Municipality reported that eight houses were constructed by the Shack Dwellers Federation of Namibia, trying to ease the housing problem, and decongest the informal settlements.

The Henties Bay Council further allocated land in Omdel Extension 3 for 8 erven for low-income

groups, Omdel Extension 5 for 142 erven for lowmiddle income groups, Omdel Extension 6 for 172 erven for informal settlement, and Omdel extension 4 for 20 erven for lowmiddle income groups.

The council also allocated land to seven private developers to construct housing units, agriculture projects, and tourism projects.

Itope said, “there is no doubt that once these projects kick off- it will boost the local economy of the town in terms of employment creation and payment for municipal services. Furthermore, the Municipality also serviced Omdel Extension 7 for low-cost housing, with a total number of 332 plots.”

According to Itope, council has made provision for the establishment of two new townships namely Omdel Extension 8 and 10. The new township will equally cater to all segment groups in Henties Bay in accordance with the new strategic plan in terms of sanitation, the Henties Bay Municipality constructed a sewer pump station in Omdel and the replacement of septic tanks in Omdel.

Itope said, Karibib Town Council allocated approximately 50 plots of 2 hectares to a maximum of

20 hectares to promote urban agriculture in Karibib and allocated 27 residential erven through Development Workshop Namibia, which is currently being serviced.

The Karibib Town Council also allocated three Business Erven for Private Sector Infrastructure Development. “The Council also allocated 17 Residential Erven in Usab Ext.2 during the financial year under review. Construction of forty houses in USAB Extension 1 through private treaty took place.”

Itope further said, “In terms of sanitation, the Karibib Town Council through an MOU with Development Workshop Namibia, constructed seven (7) dry sanitation centers in the Informal settlements. In addition, through an MOU with Namibia Housing Action Group, the Karibib Town Council is busy constructing a bulk sewer line in the Usab Informal Settlement, which is around 40% completed.

The Council has also constructed Portable Water and semi-purified water at the agricultural plots for Urban Agriculture during the year under review for about 10.5km.”

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Namibia commemorates International Small Arms Destruction Day Rudi Bowe Namibia commemorated International Small Arms Destruction Day at Walvis Bay on Saturday, 9 July.

As part of the agenda cluster for its commitment 2030 for sustainable to the protection of the d e v e l o p m e n t g o a l nation by ensuring that number 16, to reduce all illegal firearms, ammuforms of violence and nition, and related materelated deaths, Namibia rials are removed from the has joined the rest of the hands of criminals. world to promote small Kawana saluted the comarms control instru- mitment of the men and ments, best practice women in uniform, “they guide, and mechanisms deserve a conducive workto enable cooperation to ing environment, partiprevent, detect, and cularly those men and address the illicit pro- women in uniform below the rank of chief inspecliferation of small arms.

The International Small tor.” The minister exArms Destruction Day, a pressed his gratitude to the day initiated by the community members who United Nations in 2001 voluntarily surrendered as a response to the illicit their firearms, ammunitrafficking of weapons tion and related materials and the security pro- during the amnesty peblems it signifies to riodand for rendering their humanity and it remind support to the men and the threat that the ex- women in uniform. Your cessive and destabili- support has enabled the zing accumulation and Namibian police force to illicit trafficking in carry out its mandate.

Small Arms and Light Without your cooperation, Weapons (SALW) pose we can achieve very little.

Therefore, your support to peace and security.

Furthermore, highlights and willingness to particithe importance of de- pate in the amnesty to stroying surplus wea- surrender firearms, ampons as a key measure to munition and related mareduce illicit arms flow terials bearers' testimony and build safer societies to your support for peace, where citizens can de- stability and harmony,” velop their full potential. Kawana said.

Namibia commemo- Kawana said at the Interrated the day with the national Small Arms Dedestruction of 5 532 struction Day at Walvis firearms and 209 933 Bay, he is not ready to rounds of ammunition at explain what happened to Swartkoppies on the about 180 weapons that outskirts of Walvis Bay. were stolen from the poThe Minister of Home lice's logistics division Affairs, Immigration, between January 2009 and Safety and Security December 2021. “The Albert Kawana who was nation is reading that there in attendance the de- were firearms missing, struction ceremony, said particularly pistols. They a similar exercise was are wondering why am I done in 2007 where 9 quiet as the political head.

000 firearms were de- Why am I burying my stroyed. The minister head in the sand like an explained the destroyed ostrich, not informing or items were mainly court alerting the nation? The exhibits and confiscated reason is that the invesfrom criminals who took tigation is ongoing,” part in crimes like armed I will pronounce myself on robberies. “In addition, the matter at an approthe firearms, ammuni- priate time, “we are mation and related mate- king progress, but the narials include those which tion will be informed. I were surrendered during don't want to jeopardise the amnesty month that this investigation, which was declared last year,” has extended beyond our Kawana said. He ap- borders. Please bear with plauded the security me. I am not hiding

anything, Namibia is a democracy committed to transparency and good governance,” he said.

It is alleged that some of the stolen police weapons have allegedly found their way to Angola and South Africa.

Police Chief Inspector General Sebastian Ndeitunga, in a speech read on his behalf, by the deputy inspector-general for administration MajorGeneral Anne-Marie Nainda, confirmed that the police recorded a total of 100 murders and 410 attempted murder cases involving firearms during the last three financial years and during the same period, the police also recorded 110 086 robberies and 806 cases of pointing a firearm. “These statistics may not be entirely attributed to criminally minded people's actions, as some may be as a result of some responsible and law-abiding citizens who may have been negligent at times, including law enforcers,” Nainda said.

He also called on licensed firearm owners to refrain from carrying firearms in public places to avoid posing a danger to others.According to Nainda, some incidences are as a result of responsible and law-abiding citizens, who might have been negligent at times, including law enforcers.

However, crime is just crime and should, unfortunately, be taken as such.

“The number of armed robbery and murder cases recorded, remain a matter of serious concern. We are committed as the law enforcement agency, to bring those committing these heinous crimes and all other crimes to book, and face the full wrath of the law,” Nainda said. She also called upon firearm owners to refrain from carrying firearms in public places such as bars, sports and other public events, to avoid posing danger to others or losing their firearms.

Nainda warn those individuals that are using licensed firearms to threaten

others in relationships, gone are the days that you will be allowed to carry a licenced firearm if we receive any report of violence or threat of violence in a relationship. “All police officers are therefore directed to ensure that those culprits, finding themselves on the wrong side of the laws regulating the handling and use of firearms, are brought to book and dealt with accordingly, ”Nainda said.

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Woman pepper sprayed, robbed at Walvis Bay lagoon

Court Swakopmund Court Report Kaukaugenge Tuyoleni (32), appeared on a charge of assault by threat. The matter was postponed to 13 December for trial. The accused remains in custody.

Johan Nieuwoudt (37), appeared on a charge of possession of potentially dangerous dependence-producing drugs. The matter was postponed to 9 August plea. The accused is on bail.

Elago Hango (29), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm read with the provisions of the domestic violence act, act 4 of 2003. The matter was postponed to 12 September for further investigations. The accused remains in custody.

Joseph Lazarus (34), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 11 August for bail applications. The accused remains in custody.

Armand Engelbrecht (20), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 28 July for plea. The accused is on bail.

Erwin Awiseb (57), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm.

The matter was postponed to 9 August for plea.

The accused is on bail.

Daniel Petrus Paulus Pienaar (61), appeared on a charge of bribery of a public officer to perform or abstain from performing an official act. The matter was postponed to 13 October for further investigations. The accused is on bail.

Shikondjeleni Makando (39), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 7 September for further investigations. The accused is on bail.

Williams Knipe 42), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level.

The matter was postponed to 1 August for plea.

The accused is on bail.

Calvin Stramess (23), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 8 September for further investigations. The accused remains in custody.

Immanuel Haulofu (21), appeared on charges of murder-attempted murder, resisting a member of the police and malicious damage to property. The matter was postponed to 9 August for plea and trial. The accused remains in custody.

Nolan Beukes (31) and Ignatius Jahs (32), appeared on charges of theft and possession of suspected stolen property. The matter was postponed to 28 November for continuation of trial. The accused have been warned.

Morne Samuels (19), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm.

The matter was postponed to 3 August because the docket was not at court. The accused is on bail.

Kahai Tjindjumba (29), appeared on charges of theft and possession of suspected stolen property. The matter was postponed to 5 September for other reasons. The accused is on bail.

Barnabas Gao-goab (39), appeared on charges of rape and assault read by threat. The matter was postponed to 1 November for legal aid. The accused is on bail.

Lineekela Stephanus (19) and a 15-year-old boy, appeared on a charge of extortion, assault on a member of the police and impersonating a member of the police. The matter was postponed to 5 September for legal aid.

Stephanus is on bail while the minor remains in custody.

Karl Bohne (43), appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The matter was postponed to 26 October for lab results. The accused is on bail.

Andreas Shongola (25), appeared on a charge of possession of dependence producing substance.

The matter was postponed to 24 November for lab results. The accused is on bail.

Philipus Ngaifiwa (29), appeared on a charge of murder-attempted murder. The matter was postponed to 26 October for further investigations. The accused remains in custody.

Nassibu Mubalama Ciza (36), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 25September for further investigations. The accused remains in custody.

Junita Eichas (38), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm.

The matter was postponed to 6 September for further investigations. The accused remains in custody.

Jason Amutenya (26), appeared on a charge of assault common. The matter was postponed to18 July for plea. The accused is on bail.

Soeretes Muyumba (33), appeared on charges of theft and assault by threat read with provisions of the domestic violence act, act 4 of 2003. The matter was postponed to 28 July for a mental observation report in terms of section 70. The accused remains in custody.

Simon Gaoseb (35) and Hendrik Haoseb (60), appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm and possession of a firearm without a license. The matter was postponed to 31 August for plea and trial.

Gaoseb remains in custody while Haoseb is on bail.

Absalom Amwamwa (24) and Malakia Iiyambo (20), appeared on charges of murderattempted murder and reckless or negligent driving. The case against the accused has been withdrawn on the request of the prosecutor general.

Paulus Iyambo (32), appeared on a charge of culpable homicide- a vehicle accident. The matter was postponed to 21 July for plea. The accused is on bail.

Darius Luciano Meyer (20), appeared on a charge of possession of dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 3 November for plea and trial. The accused is on bail.

Eloise Visser (22), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level.

The matter was postponed to 8 August for legal aid. The accused is on bail.

Aebeb Jose (26), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 8 August for legal aid.

The accused is on bail.

Fillemon Johannes (43), appeared on charges of assault- breach of a protection order read with the provisions of the domestic violence act, and malicious damage to property. The matter was postponed to 29 August because the case was partly heard. The accused is on bail.

Phillip Opperman (26), appeared on charges of reckless or negligent driving and failing to report an accident. The matter was postponed to 16 November for plea and trial.

Ricardo So-oabeb (27) and Cantona Goagoseb (27), appeared on a charge of murder.

The matter was postponed to 19 September for the prosecutor general's decision. The accused are on bail.

Abraham Andrea (52), appeared on a charge of failure to comply with the instruction or direction of an authorized officer. The matter was postponed to 31 October for plea and trial.

The accused have been warned.

Morris Hai//gauseb (35) and Seun Hai//gauseb (31), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 24 August for legal aid.

The accused have been warned.

Eileen van der Schyff

A woman was attacked, pepper sprayed and robbed by two men while out jogging at the Walvis Bay lagoon on Wednesday evening this week around 7:00.

The two perpetrators approached the woman from the front, casually walking past as she was heading in the direction of the Raft. Seconds later the woman was attacked from behind. The two pushed her to the ground, sprayed her with pepper spray and robbed her of her jacket and phone, it was revealed to Namib Times in a telephonic interview with the victim's father.

The incident happened on the walkway next to the lagoon opposite Atlantis sport field. “By God's grace she was just shaken up and burning from the spray,” the father of the victim said. According to him, the matter has been reported to the police.

Many joggers think that because they do not carry large sums of money with them as they jog, they are not likely candidates for an attack. Unfortunately, that's not true.

Residents, especially women should take precautions to protect themselves while out walking or jogging. Always try to go out in a group, rather than alone, as this makes an easy target for attackers or thieves. Runners in pairs or groups are less appealing targets. Always be aware of your surroundings, even in a group. Do not run with your phone or other valuables in sight. Carry your ID. Carry a whistle or shrill alarm to summon help if needed. Jog in open spaces, away from bushes or alcoves where someone could hide.

Erf beacon theft at Walvis Bay Eileen van der Schyff

The community of Walvis Bay is urged to report any suspicious activities associated with the removal of erf beacons (iron pegs) to any of the Municipal Offices or the nearest police station.

The Walvis Bay Municipality in a public notice, said erf beacons (iron pegs) on recently surveyed areas at Walvis Bay are being unlawfully removed.

“The deliberate removal or damage

of beacons, without the supervision of a registered professional land surveyor, is against the law.

Any such person shall be found guilty of an offence and liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding N$2 000 and/or imprisonment for a period not exceeding six months, in accordance with the Land Survey Act, 1993 (Act No. 33 of 1993), as amended.”

The notice says.

Visit our Swakopmund office at Ané Court No.13 or contact us at 064-461866

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New national documents for shack fire victims Rudi Bowe

Walvis Bay Rural Constituency Councillor Donatus Florian Tegako and the Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security Dr Albert Kawana with some of the kids that received their full birth certificates.

Shack fire victims at Kuisebmond recently received new national documents from the Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and SecurityDr Albert Kawana.

Dr Kawana handed 51 Identity Cards (ID), and 86 full birth certificates to shack fire victims at Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay. The recipients that consisted of men, women and children who lost their national documents in fires were exempted from payment by treasury to be issued with their lost documents. Dr Kawana said when he handed the documents to the victims that he is relieved that they, who had lost everything could received their national documents as it is vital in seeking a job, accessing your pension or during elections.

At the handing over ceremony the minister called on the fishing industry to comply with one of the requirements of the scorecard, which is to provide houses for employees. “During my tenure as fisheries minister, the scorecard was implemented and some fishing companies have heeded this requirement.” Kawana said, “fishing companies should see to it that their employees are accommodated in houses.

Employees of fishing companies must have

access to houses. The natural resources of Namibia, be it fish or minerals must benefit the Namibian people.”

Kawana emphasised his ministry was keen to improve its services. "Gone are the days of long queues. We will continue to improve on our services.”

The shack fire victims with their new national documents

Swakopmund Hotel and Entertainment Centre appoints new GM Swakopmund - Legacy Hotels & Resorts announces the appointment of René Garny as the new General Manager of its iconic Swakopmund Hotel and Entertainment Centre. testament to his Rene has more than commitment and two decades of hosdedication to both pitality experience, his staff and guests and has worked with alike.

Legacy Hotels & René hopes to reamp; Resorts at Swainvigorate the same kopmund Hotel and energy and magic Entertainment Ceninto the hotel - its tre for the past 14 suppliers, operators years. The property is and guests – as it a well-established had before it was gateway to Namiforced to close tembia's Skeleton Coast porarily due to the and has been an global Covid-19 iconic place to stay, pandemic. His phidine and play since losophy as a mana1994. Built around ger is to lead by example and get the historic 1901 station building, the stuck in, thus garnering the respect property brings all the old-world and commitment of one's team charm amalgamated with modern, members. “We are an iconic new-world amenities. establishment, built on the legacy of “René is a well-respected manager the town's history and best known for who has always led his team by our great quality of service. My example - which is what makes him a desire is to keep building on this great GM. We are incredibly prireputation with both service vileged to have him head up one of excellence and innovation. One thing the most iconic hotels in Namibia,” Covid taught us was to visualise, plan says Robert Hodson, COO of Legacy and adapt, to ensure the long-term Hotels & Resorts. Born and sustainability of our property, for our raised in Namibia, René completed a staff, guests and the communities in two-year hotel management diploma which we operate,” says René. When in Switzerland, followed by a René isn't working, he is a naturemanagement development program lover who can be found exploring the at a four-star resort in the United bush with his family and learning all States of America. He returned to about the local fauna and flora of the Namibia to pursue his career and his land. recent promotion to GM is a

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Solution for faulty Voltage Regulating Relays NamPower engineers and technicians were very instrumental in finding a remedy for the evermalfunctioning transformers at the Walvis Bay Substation in the Erongo region.

The Protection, Telecommunication, Metering & Control (PTM&C) team has designed, tested, and successfully implemented a simple, but reliable Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) solution for the Walvis Bay Substation Transformers.

Three years after its commissioning in 2016, the AVR devices, with which the transformers were equipped, started malfunctioning and failing. These failures were not only observed at the Walvis Bay substation, but also at other substations namely Okapya and Kuiseb.

The device regulates and keeps the voltage on the load side within an acceptable margin, while it also ensures equal transformer loading during parallel operation and block tap changer operation under abnormal and system fault conditions to prolong the lives of transformers.

During the period 2020 to 2021, at the Walvis Bay substation alone, more than five units were replaced due to failure and sent for repairs. However, even the replaced units began failing after a few months of installation.

The major problem was the lengthy turnaround time of repair, which takes almost a year, thereby leaving the burden with power system controllers and operators to manually monitor and regulate the voltages of these transformers in the Walvis Bay substation and other sites.

The Walvis Bay substation is a very important station, as it has a three-fold role in the Erongo region with its heavy energy-consuming industries such as mining, fishing, and tourism, among others.

The substation is essential in supplying a wide range of electrical loads in the residential, commercial, and industrial sectors in and around the town of Walvis Bay. The substation also provides auxiliary power supply to the ANIXAS and Paratus Power Stations and at the same time dispatching power from these power

stations into the network.

There are five (5) 40MVA 132/11kV transformers operating in parallel to provide a total power capacity of 200MVA. Seeing the importance of the substation and the inconvenience on the system controllers and operators as well as the huge financial burden on the company and the engineers at PTM&C Projects and Multidisciplinary started looking into the problem.

They discovered a potential solution involving the functional extension of the alreadyinstalled SEL 2411 transformer monitoring device to implement voltage monitoring and on load tap changer control.

The device has a high reliability and is very costeffective, as the solution costs NamPower about N$ 4 500 per device as the engineers had to procure, install, and programme a three-phase voltage input card into the SEL2411 relays, while previously it would cost NamPower approximately N$ 50 000 per device repaired. In addition, the solution employs the IEC61850 standard for data exchange over the ethernet to communicate with other devices in the substation, which eliminates the need for auxiliary devices and copper wiring which might be costly and prone to failure.

Commissioning time is also shorter, as the solution was developed in 2021 and first implemented on transformer 1, 2 & 3 at the Walvis Bay substation on 17 – 20 August 2021.

Despite this being the first installation, it took engineers four days to implement and commission this solution on three transformers.

This has not only resolved the persistent failure of the initially installed Topcon AVRs but could also serve as a benchmark for future AVR solutions on most of NamPower transformers.

The PTM&C section is responsible for installation, testing, maintenance and faultfinding of protection, telecommunication, metering, and control equipment in NamPower substations to safeguard the continuity of supply. The section is also responsible for implementing Capital and Operational projects

Acquire Council's Official Event Application form from Swakopmund Municipality's Economic Development Services Department or download it from the website : www.swkmun.com.na Submit a complete application with all required supporting documentation well in advance to the Municipality, either by emailing it to rshipunda@swkmun.com.na | ahaufiku@swkmun.com.na and/or swkmun@swkmun.com.na or deliver to the offices.

Applications will be assessed for compliance, completeness, and availability of the required site/venue. Assessment and approval administration takes up to 3–4 weeks before approval or rejection.

Approvals/Permits and/or rejections will be communicated to the applicant in writing. Any event approval is subject to full payment and compliance of additional requirements as communicated before any access to the venue or commencement of the event. Non-adherence to Council's approval policy will lead to immediate cancellation of the approved event!

ALL Event Applications considered for 2022 until 31 January 2023 on Local Authority property needs to be submitted on/before 31 AUGUST 2022 NO APPLICATIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED AFTER THE CLOSING DATE

Economic Development Services / Events Office

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NRCS supports 100 vulnerable women and child-headed households Rudi Bowe

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The Namibia Red Cross Society (NRCS), in support with International Federation of Red Cross/Red Crescent in Southern Africa, recently provided food assistance to 100 vulnerable women and child-headed households at Walvis Bay. The distributed food parcels consisted of basic food and hygiene items. The distribution was done after a study by the NRCS and IFRC on the secondary impacts of COVID-19 in relation to Sexual and Gender Based Violence during April this year, at Walvis Bay. NRCS Communication Officer, Cane Harakuta said the NRCS obtained a list of potential beneficiaries from the social workers at the Ministry of Health and Social Services district hospital, Walvis Bay, as per the beneficiary criteria viously provided in plained. set out by the SGBV Covid-19 relief of N$1 According to Harakuta project concept note 500 cash assistance to 1 the organisation is also ( w o m e n a n d c h i l d 200 beneficiaries at active in the strengthenheaded HHs). Pre- Walvis Bay and distri- ing of nutrition-sensiliminary data obtained, buted tents and hygiene tive approaches, and indicated the need for packs to Twolaloka fire works with partners, food assistance in the victims in 2020/21. such as UNICEF, for The local stakeholders nutrition complementargeted area.

According to Harakuta, supporting the interven- tarities, increasing “funds for this initiative tion are, social workers smallholder producwere made available from the Ministry of tivity, reducing postthrough the IFRC cluster Health and Social Ser- harvest losses and enoffice for Southern Af- vices, Walvis Bay Fire suring sanitation and rica, as part of the Brigade and the security hygiene. “The Red secondary COVID-19 cluster. “The national Cross also invests in impacts research project society works with vul- interventions aimed at conducted in Walvis Bay nerable communities to strengthening liveliin April 2022. Various promote livelihoods and hoods and increasing stakeholders and com- resilience-building link- food production at munity members were ed to food security and household and comengaged in key in- n u t r i t i o n , c l i m a t e munity level, “Haraformant interviews and change adaptation, risk huta said. focus group discussions m a n a g e m e n t a n d The Namibia Red Cross to share inputs on the strengthened sustain- Society (NRCS) was effects of the pandemic ability and resilience of established on 08 Febon them.” Harakuta said food production sy- ruary 1992 through an the national society pre- stems,” Harakuta ex- Act of Parliament, Act No. 16 of 1991. This legislation gives the National Society auxiliary status to the Government of the Republic of Namibia in the humanitarian field in accordance with the 1949 Geneva Convention and their Additional Protocols of 1977. The NRCS is one of the active humanitarian organisations in Namibia, and works to provide relief during disasters and strengthen community resilience.

The national society is part of the international movement of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies with the mission to alleviate human suffering. The NRCS's work is based on the seven fundamental principles of Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Independence, Voluntary Service, Unity, and Universality.

The NRCS operates in all 13 regions where they have regional offices.

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BHL Namibia inaugurates new Walvis Bay Rudi Bowe Office Bulk Haulage Limited (BHL) held an inauguration function on Friday 8 July 2022 to celebrate the opening of their newly build office at Walvis Bay. BHL, with a vast experience of Sub Sahara Africa started operating the Walvis Bay Corridor a critical part of their operation with a professional reliable service in 1996.The Walvis Bay Corridor is a critical part of their operation, and an area where they currently have about 60 percent market share.

The Chief Executive Officer and Owner of BHL Buks van Rensburg said that BHL a dynamic entity specialising in the transport of various commodities with value added services and facilities were registered in Zambia. “We provide you with optimal Transport and Logistical Solutions throughout Sub-Saharan Africa and the rest of Africa.”

The CEO added, from mining to general cargo, the BHL Group promise quality service and specialist expertise when it comes to the movement of goods.

“We are committed to honouring our agreements with our clients on time at all levels and to remain professional at all times. Honesty, transparency and objectivity in dealing with clients are nonnegotiables at BHL.” Van Rensburg said, “the company has grown phenomenal over the past few years and it is our believe that for the next three to five years the volumes will even grow more with the new TransKalahari corridor that we started with last year.”

According to Van Rensburg: “The relationships that have been established over the last couple of years between BHL and various local and crossborder companies, proved one example of many successful and reliable relationships developed between supplier and client.”

BHL is a dynamic entity currently offering total logistical solutions within Zambia and subSaharan Africa with the norm of business currently conducted in but not limited to Zambia and Namibia.

They are renowned for their ability to bring Logistical Management Methodologies to greater heights through their experience and with a clear mission, to provide optimal transport and logistical solutions throughout Zambia and SubSaharan Africa, by combining loads when possible, ensuring that the vehicles for all product is optimally utilized and maintaining all stock levels on a weekly, monthly basis.

Board Director, Pieter van Rensburg said they have developed a powerful contractor base which is both an empowerment initiative and beneficial to their organization, where each client is treated individually and offered real time management solutions pertinent to their organization.

Accompanying the Copperbelt Province is Walvis Bay Corridor – an integrated system of wellmaintained tarred roads and rail networks, acting as a crucial chain in the link between the Port of Walvis Bay and the Trans Kalahari, Walvis BayNdola Lumbumbashi Corridor and Trans-Oranje Corridor, providing the region's landlocked countries with transformed access to global markets.

BHL has 225 flatbed trailers on the Zambia and Namibia corridor fleet with 30 tri axle trailers with legal loading capacity of between 30 and 33 ton as well as 195 links with legal loading capacity of 34 to 36 ton,they still give peace of mind to focus on the core business, while managing transport and logistics.

According to the Board Director BHL has for the past 23 years only had one driver fatality in Zambia in 2020.

The company will soon start with a driver training project in Namibia, this is to train persons from the rural areas.

Buks further added : “With everything that keeps changing in the world, BHL can either play along or try and fight it. After 30 years in the Transport industry one thing is a certainty, at BHL their strength lies in their people which is their foundation.”

The CEO thanked each and every person in their organization that made a wonderful contribution over all these years. “Without you we are nothing.

We are busy with many new exiting projects that will create a world of opportunities for our people.

Let's keep the dream alive and never give up.

Today we do what others don't want to do, because tomorrow they won't be able to do it.”

The Board of Directors at BHL from left to right Duncan Dukhi, Buks van Rensburg and Pieter van Rensburg

The BHL Board of Directors and Walvis Bay staff members with some of the members of organizations that made contributions over the years.

The new BHL Walvis Bay staff members

BULK HAULAGE LOGISTICS (PTY) LTD 103 Circumferential Road, Industrial Area, Walvis Bay, NAMIBIA

TRUCKING EXPERTS TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS

BHL GROUP is a dynamic entity specialising in the transport of various commodities with value added services & facilities.

We provide you with optimal Transport and Logistical Solutions throughout Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, South Africa, Namibia & DRC From mining to general cargo, the BHL Group promise quality service and specialist expertise when it comes to the movement of goods.

Find us at our new office at: 103 Circumferencial Road, Industrial Area, Walvis Bay Contact us: Dylan Bouwer +264 811 416 232 Brett Izaaks - +264 81 1458 280

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NOTICES & VACANCIES

www.namibtimes.net ESTATE NOTICE ESTATE NUMBER: E 1253/2022 In the estate of the late GERDA ALLICE EYSSELEIN, born on 6 DECEMBER 1927, Identity Number 271206 0007 9, who died on 3 May 2022, resided at Antonius Frail Care, Swakopmund, and who was unmarried.

Creditors and debtors of the above estate are called upon to lodge their claims or pay their debts to the Estate at the undermentioned address within a period of 30 days as from date of publication of this notice.

H VISSER AGENT OF THE EXECUTOR c/o KINGHORN ASSOCIATES HAUS ALTONA 2-6 TOBIAS HAINYEKO STREET P O BOX 1455 SWAKOPMUND ( R E F. H V / I M EST297/0001-70)

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15 JULY 2022 NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION IN THE HIGH COURT OF NAMIBIA Windhoek - Main Division Case No: HC-DMCIV-ACT-CON2019/00979 In the matter between Strydo Construction CC Plaintiff and Erongo Quarry & Civil Works (Pty) Ltd Defendant In execution of a judgment against the above defendant granted by the above Honourable Court on 19 August 2019 the following goods will be sold in Execution by the Deputy Sheriff of Walvis Bay, Namibia on 25-27 July 2022 at the following address: Premises of Aucor Namibia, No. 25 Hidipo Hamutenya Street, Swakopmund, Namibia by online auction Auction Starts online 25 July 2022@10h00 Auction ends 27 July 2022 @ 13h00.

“Voetstoots and Cash” to the highest bidder, viz:- 1x Caterpillar Excavator (336D) No registration - 1x Large Generator Serial Nr: 131014310101 - 1x Large Generator Serial Nr: 131014310102 Dated at Walvis Bay on this 12th day of July 2022.

JH OLIVIER JAN OLIVIER & CO Legal Practitioners for Plaintiff 131 Sam Nujoma Avenue Walvis Bay (Ref: JHO/mm/STR22/0002)

VACANCIES We have he following positions available at our company.

- Electronic/ Megatronic engineer - Translator/ English/ Portuguese/ Chinese - Financial Director Please send CV’s to Email - comfortune.na@gmail.com.na Closing date: 31.07.2022 Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

NOTICE CONSENT USES, ERECTION OF BUILDINGS AND USE OF LAND IN TERMS OF TOWN PLANNING SCHEME REGULATIONS Notice is hereby given in terms of Clause 6 of the Swakopmund Town Planning Scheme Regulations that the Municipal Council considers the following consent uses, erection of buildings and use of land, details of which are obtainable from the General Manager: Engineering & Planning Services.

Songbird Vocal Studio herewith intends to apply to the Municipality of Swakopmund for special consent for an institutional Building for the purpose of a Music Educational Centre on the premises of erf 128, (Tobias Hainyeko Street), Swakopmund Proper.

Any person having any objection against such application should lodge such objection in writing and within 14 days of the last publication to the Swakopmund Municipality and the applicant, during normal business hours.

Closing date for objections or comments is 5th August 2022.

Contact Person: Savannah J.S Collins, Cell: 08164994444, email: songbirdvs@gmail.com Mr J. Heita (Manager: Town Planning) Tel: +264 (64) 4104403

Visit our Swakopmund Branch at Ané Court No.13 or contact us at 064-461866

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Classifieds E-MAIL: smalls@namibtimes.net OR swk@namibtimes.net

Investment OFFER TO INVESTOR Small Business in Swakopmund needs an Investor for N$200 000 at an Interest rate of 3% per month (36% p.a.)

Contact e-mail dprivate44033@gmail. com

SERVICES OFFICE & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE REMOVAL SPECIALISTS Namibia - South Africa Household & Office.

Mobile: +264814093522 email: nktransportnam @gmail.com WE RUN ERRANDS!!!!

Walvis Bay Dry Cleaning Pick up and Drop Off Documentation Delivery Package and Post Office Services Lunch Delivery, Pick up forgotten items Messenger and Courier Services Only in Walvis Bay Food Pick Up from all restaurants CALL OR TEXT Contact: 081 2017 834

Honey Pot Sewing Centre We are tailors qualified to do the following: * Adjustment of any clothes, curtains, table clothes, bed sheets. * We are also able to make clothes according to your design.

Tel: 064 202 818 EAGLES WINGS PRESCHOOL OPENING 15 JULY HALF DAY / FULL DAY / AFTERNOON Babies 3 months + Toddlers Preschool Aftercare Homework Center Contact: 081 360 2579 Email: preschooleaglew@ gmail.com NAMIBIA GARDEN SPECIALIST SERVICES Landscaping & plant doctor Original palm & tree trimming Planting grass and flowers Painting: house, palm trees and thatch roofs Cutting big trees Training companies of original palm tree trimming, painting and cutting.

Contact: 081 274 8447

TRADITIONAL TRADITIONAL

Traditional Dr Herbalist Dr Lovemore Ben Banda (The old man) From Malawi is in Walvis Bay with 30 years vast experience in various problems & diseases such as bringing back lost lover, to get a new job, to win court cases, to clean out bad luck from your body, to pass exams, to pass driving, to protect your body from withcraft, to boost small business to be big business, to be liked with people, to win cntractors, to win a woman or man of your choice, to stop smoking and drinking, alcohol and drugs, divorce, stop your lover to be stingy with money, to make you sleep nicely in your house, to stop bad dreams, a man to be strong in bed during sex, a woman to have feelings for a man, headaches, swelling of your body, madness, epilepsy, joints pain, pregnancy problems, if you need a new baby, period pains, to recover stolen property, BP, ulcers, diabetes, asthma, and many more… Come and experience wonderful miracles happening in your life, you will never regret.

Contact: 081 643 1482 sms or call find the Old man in Kuiseb, Mass Houses, at NHE 6751 Johannes Nakuafila Street.

M A L A W I A N TRADITIONAL DOCTOR Doctor Bomba Bazuka – the name is enough The doctor is in Walvis Bay with 40 years experience and has done wonders and great things in many SADC countries, such as bringing back lost lovers in 4 days.

Removal of bad luck, very tough and challenging court cases, binding your love and to be your only. And to get a man/woman you want of your choice. Pregnancy problems, jobs and promotions, business, protection of bodies and houses from witchcraft, protection of kraals farms from thieves, wining tenders, and contracts, revenge kapsule, rejuvenate mens power during sex, magic wallet and get rich within short notice. Chest pains, headache, swollen legs &feet, epelipsy, drinking /smoking, to be released from prison, manhood enlargement.

Hips/breast. I know you have been let down by others but now your time has come.

Come and experience the wonderful miracles happening in your life and you will never regret. Call/sms Bomba Bazuka: 081 643 1482 TRADITIONAL DOCTOR KALENGA: He can help you through: Pregnancy - Education Court Cases - Love Af-fairs Marriage Pro-blems - Bad Luck - Bus-inesses Protection at Home Removal of Tokoloshi Mens’ Power - Sexuality Exams Job Problems etc.

Walvis Bay & Swakopmund.

Cell: 081 201 7887

DR FAMBA WILL NOT DISAPPOINT YOU Well experienced traditional Doctor who destroys all types of witchcraft power that is happening in people's life and he brings back all your luck which is taken through witching he genuinely helps with the following problems: 1. Removing bad luck completely 2. Brings back lost lover 3. Destroys tokoloshi in your life 4. Restoring birth rights lucky 5. Stop bad dreams 6.

Breaking the chains of family problems and diseases 7. Provide powerful protection against your enemies 8. Blocking your partner not to cheat on you 9.

Cure all witchcraft diseases 10. Brings back financial happiness 11. Job opportunities 12. Customer attraction boost your business 13. Promotion 14. Tracing stolen properties 15. Winning gambling 16. Winning love partner 17. Cure weak erection 18. Treating cancer, TB, diabetes, Epilepsy, stroke, Bp, womb pain, joint pain, gout.

19. Hip and manhood enlargement 20. Removing black spots on your skin 21. Stimulate sexual desire and long lasting in bed.

Don't hesitate to contact him now to witness the end of your problems.

Contact: 081 396 1919 MOZAMBIQUEAN: TRADITIONAL DOCTOR: Doctor Chinomba is in Walvis Bay for the first time with strong and powerful medicine specialising in various problems & diseases to mention a few: (a) Bringing back lost lover in 4 days only, binding your lover and to be yours only; and to stop him/her from cheating. (b) Removal of bad luck nd to win tough and challenging court cases. (c) to get a man/wowoman of your choice. (d) jobs and promotions. (e) pregnancy problems and winning tenders and contracts, protection of bodies, house of witchcraft, revenge and rapasule, rejuvenate power during sex and boost weak erection. Paints , headache, epilepsy, swollen legs and feet, manhood enlargement, recovering of stolen property and many more other complicated problems and diseases you might have been let down by other doctors n the past. “Stop Crying” now it’s your time to come and experience the wonderful miracle happening in your life and you will never regret. For any appointment call Doctor Chinomba 081 767 7045

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

TRADITIONAL

TRADITIONAL

Dr. Jerico The Witchdoctor Practising as: Jumah African Traditional Healing Methods He is an expert and experienced Traditional medicines and practitioner of herbs of different types. He is an expert and experienced in: Natural and artificial diseases, witchcraft and magical diseases, weather and created diseases, African and foreign diseases, love issues and problems, marriages and financial issues and problems, court cases, farm and home protection, livestock development and protection, body protection, confining and catching thieves, employment and business opportunities, luck and lucky charms, gambling and lotto, charms of any kind, talismanic rings and belts, sea workers protection, sea lag diseases and many more... N$ 100.00 Marriage counseling, stress and depression counseling, business counseling and consultation and plans are also done at a fee.

Call today Dr. Jerico the witchdoctor of all times 081 430 7446 Come and see the best doctor! You will live a healthy and successful life in 2022 and beyond!

100% Dr KOI KOI and Professor GONONDO Wipe your tears and stop suffering. I am old enough, I don't have time to play with people who have serious problems, I work with experience, I don't rush for peoples money without helping them first. Don't lose hope because another Dr failed you. Come to me!!!

The only Miracle water from the Volcanoes Are you stressing of money * Love/relationship * Lost & building properties * Job searching * Court cases * Pregnancy * Bad luck /remove evil spirits / get rid of enemies * Unhappy marriage * Mens penis enlargement * Spirit powers for pastors/ Sangomas/ political/ leader * Finish unfinished job with 69 years of experienced Zamba & Jososeph Only man you can trust for quick and effective results.

100 % guaranteed.

Call Dr Koi Koi and Prof.

Gonondo: 081 732 6899

DR CHIEF MANGOCHI Witchdoctor Practising as DR Mangochi African Traditional Healing methods. He is the strongest & expert powerful Dr, my muthi is the answer 100% guaranteed. Stop your lover from cheating.

Bring back lost lover in 2 days. Open your good luck. Make mens penis private part big and strong. Control early ejaculation. Make more round during sex.

Promotion at work.

Pregnancy in 1 day. Win all court cases big or small. Help student to pass exams. Win gambling & lotto. Solve any financial problems etc. Come to me you won’t regret.

Contact: 0814307440 Kindly email all your small advertisements to Shanice at swk@namibtimes.net or visit our Swakopmund Office

Traditional Doctor Moyo Tired of running up and down, going everywhere but not achieving your real goals, here is your doctor to prove everything for you. He helps with different types of problems such as court cases, love affairs, marriage problems, weak erections which is unable to satisfy your woman, vagina tightness for man to feel always attracted to you house problems, all types of transmitted sickness, high blood pressure, asthma, headaches, chest pains, chasing of bad luck spirits, job problems, stop lover from cheating you [man or woman] Business improvements, all types of good luck. pregnancy problems, have protected life, never give up your life, your doctor is here to cleanse and lift you up. Come at 471 Mandume Ya Ndemufayo Street Mondesa Swakopmund or call Doctor Moyo 081 339 5913

PROPERTIES FOR SALE FOR SALE, PRICE DROP: 3 bedroom Rossing House Location: Vineta, close to Ocean View Shell N$ 1 Mil Contact: 081 302 0533 for more information.

HOUSE FOR SALE Lagoon Area Walvis Bay 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms 1 Granny Flat Indoor braai Swimming Pool 8 Car garage N$ 2,900,000.00 Please call: 081 128 2587

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

PROPERTIES TO RENT

Omukumo Properties 2 x houses for sale (Kuisebmond) 1. Free-standing house with 2 x bedrooms, 1 x bathrooms, and kitchen for sale (Extension 10).

Price: N$675,000.00 (Excluding transfer costs) 2. Free-standing house with 3 x bedrooms, 2 x bathrooms, open plan kitchen/lounge, and single garage. Extras: Boundary wall, two outside bedrooms with a rental income of N$4600.00 per month.

Price: N$845,000.00 (Excluding transfer costs) Please call for more details: 0811553130

TO RENT Walvis Bay: 1 Bedroom flat @ Block of Flats.

Nr 2 - Sunny 1 bedroom, BIC. Bathroom, kitchen with stove and spacious sitting room. Alarm.

Single garage. Prepaid elect. No municipal connection fees. Sorry – NO pets. N$ 4700.00 p/m plus deposit.

Available 1st July.

Contact: 081 250 4694

Mupupa Realtors CC: For Sale Swakopmund Ø Mondesa close to Tamariskia: 1 200 m2 Plot for N$ 600 000 Ø Mondesa close to FNB: 2 600 m Plot for N$ 410 000 New Development: Ø Monika Close Town houses.

2 BEDROOMS (BIC), 1 BATHROOM, OPEN PLAN KITCHEN, LOUNGE, SINGLE GARAGE and COURTYARD. Construction has already started!!

Extension 34 Ø Plot close to Nampower station: 765 2 m for N$ 650 000 WALVIS BAY Ø Lagoon: Plot in lagoon area for N$ 460 000 We are looking for properties for SALE, RENT and Buyers Celine 081 128 0595 for more info.

FOR SALE: 3 Bedroom with a kitchen, sitting room, dining room + 4 single bedroom flats behind at Kuisebund, Karlhagedorn cresent.

Price: N$750 000.00 Contact: 0813045993 / 0816934738 Peter Linus HOUSE FOR SALE: Two bedroom house with flats. Situated in Hermes nearby Private Hospital and Primary School.

Approval licence to operate as Bed & Breakfast if needed.

Approved plans for extension, Bank valuation N$1,7 million Asking price N$1.6 million All cost included If interested please contact seller at: 0817372570

TO RENT ACADEMIA STUDENT ACCOMMODATION: Safe fully furnished, walking distance from UNAM, DSTV, Wi-Fi, water and electricity included N$2 800.00.

Call: 081 128 8924

TO RENT Walvis Bay: 2 Bedroom flat Nr 4 - Spacious and sunny 2 bedroom with both en-suite bathrooms.

Lots of BIC, open plan kitchen, sitting room.

Stove. Big outside braai with seating. Alarm.

Single garage with remote door. Prepaid electricity. Sorry –No pets. Pensioners friendly. No municipal connection fees.

N$ 6500.00 p/m plus deposit Available immediately.

Contact: 081 250 4694 TO RENT Walvis Bay: 2 Bedroom flat @ Block of Flats. Nr 7 - Duplex Sunny two bedroom, BIC. Bathroom, open plan kitchen & sitting room. Stove. Alarm.

Single garage. Prepaid elect. No municipal connection fees. Sorry – NO pets. N$ 5500.00 p/m plus deposit.

Available immediately.

Contact: 081 250 4694 TO RENT: Newly built bachelor flat to rent in Tamariskia.

N$ 3300.00 p/m + deposit N$ 1500.00 separate one bedroom & open plan kitchen, BIC. Water is Included with prepaid electricity.

No parking space Maximum two people Readily available Contact: 081 425 3416 TO RENT KRUISSTREET 10, NARRAVILE: 1X Spacious room, kitchen, bathroom. N$2800 water & electricity included.

Call: 081 140 6655 / 081 146 7214

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Classifieds E-MAIL: smalls@namibtimes.net OR swk@namibtimes.net

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

PROPERTIES TO RENT

PROPERTIES TO RENT

PROPERTIES TO RENT

VACANCIES

Investment

TO RENT NAMPORT, KUISEBMOND: House to rent, 2 bedroom, sitting room with kitchen & toilet + shower. N$3400.00 water & electricity included.

Call: 081 244 1265

FLAT TO RENT: Central Walvis Bay Spacious 2 bedroom flat with separate living area.

Built in stove and built in cupboards.

Single garage.

With bath Water and electricity excluded.

Security gate with remote to enter.

Monthly rental: N$ 5500.00 Deposit: 6200.00 Deposit is required upfront.

No pets allowed Available immediately.

Contact Ultra Travel properties, office hours 08H00 – 17H00: Landline: 064207997 Cell phone: 0811297997

TO RENT KRUISSTREET 10, NARRAVILE: 1X Spacious room, kitchen, bathroom.

N$2800 water & electricity included.

Call: 081 140 6655 / 081 146 7214

DRIVER WANTED: I am looking for a taxi driver with experience and a valid GP (not expired GP) to drive in WALVISBAY CONTACT ME: 081 249 5707

OFFER TO INVESTOR Small Business in Swakopmund needs an Investor for N$200 000 at an Interest rate of 3% per month (36% p.a.)

Contact e-mail dprivate44033@gmail. com

FOR SALE: Swakopmund 2x Solid Fibreglass garage doors 6x Wooden framed windows 1x Aluminium windows 1x Wooden screen door 2x Burglar bars Contact: 081 122 6168 / 081 272 4460

WANTED

JOBS WANTED

TE HUUR NARRAVILLE: Enkelpersoon of getroude paar. Naby besigheid sentrum.

N$3000.00 pm, deposit betaalbaar.

Beskikbaar, 1 Augustus 2022.

Kontak: 081 409 1642 / 081 285 1622 TO RENT: 1 Bedroom flat to rent in Narraville.

Toilet, kitchen and tv room.

Water & electricity included.

Rent: N$3300 - deposit N$1000.

No garage - No pets.

Call: 081 611 1111 / 0812786308 FLAT TO RENT IN MORSE ROAD: Hermus no.13: Deposit payment, Rent: N$4600.00.

Water & Electricity included.

Tel: 081 142 6948 BACHELOR FLAT FOR RENT (NEWLY RENOVATED) HERMES, WALVIS BAY.. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY One (1) bedroom with BIC Kitchen with BIC Spacious Living Room Bathroom with Shower Garage Built-In Alarm System Excluding water and electricity Suitable for one (1) or (2) persons Sober habits No pets N$4500.00 per month Deposit negotiable For more information, Kindly Contact: 081 271 2625 Tungsten Construction ând Property Management CC 1 BEDROOM FLAT WITH OPEN PLAN KITCHEN , shower and toilet FOR RENT. AVAILABLE from 1 AUGUST 2022 AT NAMPORT, KUISEBMUND, WALVIS BAY, WATER INCLUDED, Electricity is prepaid, FOR N$3000-00 PER MONTH. Call 081 209 5555

TO RENT: Tamariskia two bedroom for rent for reduced price of N$5000. Water included. Prepaid Electricity. BIS. BIC in all Rooms Available 1st August 2022.

Contact 0812898668 / 0814351012 TO RENT: Tamariskia, Tantalite street.

Bachelor flat for rent Single room, Bathroom Open plan kitchen Garage, Alarm Safe and quiet area, Water included, Prepaid electricity N$ 4 500-00 Please feel free to Contact: 081 247 4088 for viewing.

TO RENT: 1 bedroom flat, Hermes area, Walvis Bay. Semifurnished apartment, bedroom, kitchen and bathroom, immediately available. No garage.

Secure packing. Water, electricity included.

N$ 3200.00 For 1 person Sorry, no children or pets.

Contact Cecilia: 0812724003 TO LET: Narraville, Walvis Bay. 2 Bedroom flat, open plan lounge kitchen, bathroom.

Rent: N$ 3800.00 p/m + Deposit negotiable.

Water excluded, Prepaid electricity Available 1 August 2022.

Contact: 081 244 2284 TO RENT: Walvis Bay Meersig, Ext. 2 x 1 Bedroom Bachelor Flats available for rent as from 1 Aug. 2022.

Quiet safe area with parking space. No pets. Monthly rent: N$3300.00 p/m.

Water + Electricity inclusive. Rent deposit payable in 3 months.

Contact: Mr. Gerhard 081 124 0073 / 085 258 8889.

TE HUUR NARRAVILLE: Enkelpersoon of getroude paar. Naby besigheid sentrum.

N$3000.00 pm, deposit betaalbaar.

Beskikbaar, 1 Augustus 2022.

Kontak: 081 409 1642 / 081 285 1622 TO RENT: 1 Bedroom flat to rent in Narraville.

Toilet, kitchen and tv room.

Water & electricity included.

Rent: N$3300 - deposit N$1000.

No garage - No pets.

Call: 081 611 1111 / 0812786308 FLAT TO RENT Swakopmund: Mondesa, water & electricity included.

Own shower & toilet, hot water, free wifi. Ideal for singles.

Price: N$1,800 + N$1000 Refundable deposit.

If couple N$200 additional will be added to cover W & E. Available 1 August 2022.

Call: 081 333 0095 & 081 8090399 / 0812615767.

FLAT TO RENT IN MORSE ROAD: Hermus no.13: Deposit payment, Rent: N$4600.00.

Water & Electricity included.

Tel: 081 142 6948 TO RENT: One bedroom backyard flat in Meersig Ext.2 walking distance from Lagoon with open plan kitchen and lounge include stove, BIC, water , wifi, prepaid electricity.

No garage.

Suitable fro one person, no pets.

N$4000 p/m, deposit N$2000.

Contact: 081 350 4642

ERF WANTED Looking for an erf to buy in Walvis Bay (Meersig) for not more than 400k(N$ 400 000.00).

Contact : 081 406 1194

WE ARE HIRING SALES REPRESENTATIVES Interested in joining a winning team in the direct sales industry Le Morgan Direct Marketing We’re looking for sales Agents!!!

For the leading direct sales company in Namibia to market our exclusive range of products For interview booking contact Ashley on 081 483 4326 Location: 13Sam Nujoma Avenue 13th Pelican Mall Walvis Bay. Do you speak German?

Would you like to earn USD? Would you like to work from home? No teaching experience or no degree necessary. Here is a great opportunity to work from home, teaching German online, lesson material will be provided and you will receive training.

WhatsApp: +27 71 019 5056 or +264 81 369 2353

VACANCY Fundraiser/ Sports Coordinator Experience in fundraising from Germany.

Organization of donation tours throughout Namibia.

Sports coordination and coaching for different clubs everywhere in the country.

Fluent in German and English.

BEST CASH PRICES PAID ON THE SPOT FOR ALL KINDS OF YOUR GOLD RINGS BANGLES, CHAINS COINS, ETC EVEN FOR THE BROKEN ONES WE ALSO BUY CUT DIAMONDS Please visit DESERT JEWELER & CURIOS Prior calls are essential Cell: 081 408 1550 We have moved to 85 Hage Geingob str Walvis Bay OPPOSITE International School of Walvis Bay *** If you don’t want to sell your items, YOU CAN PAWN your gold and diamond jewellery or even a car

TO HIRE CONTAINERS TO BUY / RENT And storage yard in Swakopmund with 24/7 access.

Office or ablution alterations.

Cowboys.

064 418 150 or 081 146 4770

CARS

Send your CV to:

secretary@sfc.com.na

PARTNER WANTED Mahindra Jeep For Sale

Partner: A start up Accounting & Tax Business looking for a Partner. * B.Com or equivalent degree * Microsoft office, Pastel Proficiencies * Management of various accounts with company * Brief description of what you are able to bring to the table.

Email: recruitmentpf2020@ gmail.com

N$130,000.00 Brand new 4Y engine (350km), Recon Toyota SFA 4x4 gearbox (350km), All brakes redone, New Interior Underbody and tactile just done, New LED headlights Contact: 081 447 2766 if interested

MEAT Donkey Meat For Sale in Walvis Bay and Swakopmund.

Contact: 081 637 50 60

FOR SALE

JOB WANTED: I am a lady of 38 years old and looking for office cleaning work in Swakopmund town.

Contact: 081 728 0028 / 081 783 3435 JOB WANTED: 47 Year old man is looking for domestic work such as cleaning, gardening or at a car wash.

Contact: 081 287 8467 JOB WANTED: I am looking for domestic/housekeeping work in Walvis Bay. Has 3 years experience on housekeeping.

Contact: 081 355 2490 JOB WANTED: I am a 44 year old woman looking for domestic work in Swakopmund and Long Beach for 2 or 3 days per week. I have experience for 10 years and I am ready to start as soon as possible.

Contact: 081 259 0994 / 081 220 9125 JOB WANTED: I am a 38 year old lady looking for domestic work, cleaning, ironing in Swakopmund, I have 6 years experience in domestic work.

Contact: 081 660 1511 JOB WANTED: Mosioline is looking for work, care giver, housekeeping, or taking care of the elderly in Swakopmund only. I have 9 years experience and ready to start immediately.

Contact: 081 307 5778 WERK GESOEK: Ek is ‘n 33 jarige dame opsoek na huiswerk, kinders oppas of guesthouse werk in Swakopmund.

Kontak: 081 721 8975

WERK GESOEK: Ek is opsoek na huiswerk, skoonmaak, stryk in Swakopmund, ek kan onmiddellik begin.

Kontak: 081 211 2303

JOBS WANTED JOB WANTED: 32 Year old lady is looking for domestic work. Can start anytime.

Contact: 081 449 9096 SOEK WERK: Paul (39) soek yard werk vir heel week kan ook 3 of 2 dae werk in Walvis Bay of Swakopmund.

Kontak: 081 667 3648 JOB WANTED: Two ladies (29) is looking for domestic work.

Contact: 081 874 6214 / 081 410 6155 JOB WANTED: Hardworking woman is looking for housekeeping job in Walvis bay and Langstrand. She can start immediately.

Contact: 081 405 0656 JOB WANTED: Looking for work like office cleaning, ironing and baby sitting.

Contact: 081 355 0385 JOB WANTED: Looking for domestic work - Monday to Friday.

Ready to start any time.

Contact: 081 340 2275 JOB WANTED: I am looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay. Monday to Friday even on weekends. Can start immediately.

Contact: 081 764 4266 SOEK WERK: Dame is dringend opsoek na huiswerk vir Maandae tot Vrydae - Was, stryk huis of kantoor skoon maak in Walvisbaai.

Kontak: 0816127966 / 0815505046 JOB WANTED: lady (37) is looking for work as a domestic worker, guesthouse, restaurants, gambling houses and shops. Have experience in all those fields and good references. Available in Walvis Bay and Swakopmund.

Contact: 0814748217 / 0812174412 JOB WANTED: Woman looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay or Langstrand.

Monday to Friday. Can start immediately.

Contact: 0813010922.

WERK GESOEK: Ronel is opsoek na 3 dae huiswerk in Swakopmund of Langstrand.

Skoonmaak en stryk.

Het 3 jaar ondervinding in skoonmaak.

Is baie betroubaar en hard werkend.

Kontak asb 081 812 3937 / 081 282 5943.

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Müller transforms lives Namibia's leading kickboxer and one of the country's foremost young sports stars, Delano Müller on Thursday, 7 July donate two wheelchairs and a walking aid (stroller) to Adelheid Afrikaner and Ivin Aebeb in Khorixas.

Müller also delivered food parcels and gave boxing classes to the boxing club in Khorixas at the Youth and Sports Centre.

Muller said that it is heart-breaking to see the people struggling to get to hospitals or pay points to collect grants.

This initiative was funded by Müller. He thanked the Councillors for their assistance in this initiative. Eveline Mushina thanked Müller and was so grateful because she needs to take her husband to the hospital regularly and it was always a struggle.

VACANCY We are looking for a professional Housekeeper able to perform a variety of cleaning activities at our self catering units, change linens and do light ironing and laundry.

The applicant must be responsible, hardworking, trustworthy, detail-oriented, flexible, reliable and able to adhere to standard policies and procedures.

Send a complete CV with I.D., references and experiences to zelna86714@ gmail.com

Delano Müller, Adelheid Afrikaner. Ivin Aebeb, Cllr. Patience Hoaes and Eveline Mushinga.

Frans Hamilton 02/05/1963 - 03/07/2022

Roudiens: Saterdag, 16 Julie 2022 10H00 NG Moedergemeente Walvisbaai

Only applicants with references and experience in Housekeeping will be contacted.

VACANCY Children's Education Trust (CET) Windhoek Children's Education Trust Sub Committee offers an employment opportunity for a skilled person to serve in the position of Program/Administrative Assistant.

We are looking for the following skills and capabilities in the successful candidate. * Computer and telephone system proficiency * Office administration * Report, memo, invoice, and correspondence creation * Inventory management * Scheduling and calendar management * Research capabilities * Filing system creation and maintenance (electronic and physical) * Communication (written and verbal) and collaboration (Multilingual) * Good Organization and marketing skills Decision-making * Time management * Emotional intelligence and interpersonal skills * Ability to multitask * Attention-to-detail and good judgment * Possess a valid driver's license Please send your CV to hrockzen@gmail.com if more information is needed please call 0812064257.

School News

15 JULY 2022

Marsh Crown New Champion At Rossmund GC The Rossmund Golf Course played host to the 2022 Marsh Club Championships on 9 and 10 July.

Weather conditions were good on both days.

Despite the small field it was great to see golfers competing in all the divisions, especially the newly introduced Junior Division.

Fritz Coetzee made his decision on the first tee, shooting a round of 74 gross followed closely by rivals Hans Naobeb, Douw van Wyk, Kevin Wentzel& Harry Botha, Sunday morning was a different day with all the contenders shooting in the 80's, eventually giving Fritz a two shot win over Hans Naobeb.

Newly crowned champion Fritz Coetzee Jnr is no stranger to the Rossmund Golf Course having grown up playing on the course for most of his life, coming from one of our old golfing families, we are proud to see him succeed at this prestigious event, well done and well played.

Up and coming young golfer Kevin Zhang played his way into the overall nett standings by shooting scores of 64 and 73 – well done and keep it going.

Marsh has sponsored this tournament, for approximately 16 years. Branch Manager –Amanda Loubser who officiated at the prize giving together with Renette Holtzhausen, commented on how proud they are to be a continuous part of this prestige tournament.

Club Captain, George Murasiki thanked Marsh for their ongoing support not only of golf but sport and the community as a whole.

The winners were, Overall Gross & 2022 Club Champion – Fritz Coetzee Jnr 156; Runner-Up: Hans Naobeb 158. Overall Nett: Kevin Zhang 137; Runner-Up: Fred Bosse. “A” Division Gross:

2022 Marsh Mens Club Champion L/R: George Murasiki (RGC Cpt); Renette Holtzhausen (Marsh); Fritz Coetzee; Amanda Loubser (Marsh)

First Division Netball Action Sparta Netball Club

2022 Marsh Ladies Club Champion L/R: Renette Holtzhausen (Marsh); Rina Knight; Amanda Loubser (Marsh).

Kevin Wentzel 159; Runner-Up: Douw van Wyk 166; Nett: Steven Johns 147; Runner-Up Harry Botha 161. “B “Division: Gross: George Murasiki 174; Runner-Up: Eddy van Wyk 176; Nett: Mark Jacobs 150; Runner-Up Fred van Zyl; “C” Division: Gross: Achmet Abrahams 189; Runner-Up: Richard Prinsloo 191; Nett: Sigi Baumgarten 149; RunnerUp: Steven Massipa 157. Ladies Club Champion& Overall Gross: Rina Knight 191; Runner-Up Gross: Tiekie De Wet 225; Nett Winner: M Ludwig 158.

Junior Winner: Jordan Wentzel 203.

Overall Nett Winner: Junior Golfer Kevin Zhang with Renette Hotlzhausen (Marsh)

Winner Junior Division Prize: Jordan Wentzel with Renette Holtzhausen (Marsh).

Fox wins MULTISAVE MEDAL For the first time in a long time the Walvis Bay Golf Club hosted medal competitions on consecutive weekends.

Armandio Sardinha, the sponsor, and Pieter Fox with the trophy.

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Thirty one players took to the field to spook it out for the MULTISAVE MEDAL. Playing good golf after a tour to South Africa was Pieter Fox, who shot a 67 nett to win the best nett. Runner up for the best nett was Kevin de Reuck on a good 69. The third best nett went to Lembe Niilenge on 71. Best gross was won by Kyle Johnson on just as good 73. The stableford event was won by Boel Grobbelaar on 36 points with Wynand Breytenbach junior second on 35 points winning a count out.

Two clubs were recorded by Jaco de Witt and Andre Burger, both winning this for the second week running.

Thanks to team MULTISAVE for their sponsorship of the medal.

This coming weekend is the BAYWASH better ball competition, with 4 holes having both scores to count. WBGC will host a piggy back Windhoek Lager Pairs qualifier together with the BAYWASH betterball.

The WBM FLAGS will be on 23 July. An OLD MAN RIVER v2.0 medal stableford is scheduled for the 30 July. There will be a club competition on 6 August and the monthly SAGES are on the 7 July.

The Promised Land fund raiser will be held on Friday 29July.

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The last three games of the first round of the Erongo Netball League first Division action saw some very good Netball played in Swakopmund on Saturday 9 July at the Mondesa Netball court in Swakopmund.

Swakop NC beat Sorento Bux from Walvis Bay 57-17 in the first game of the day. The girls from Swakop but up another good performance as the beat Maxuilili Netball Club also from Walvis Bay 40-23.

The Sparta Netball ladies were too strong for Sorento Bux by beeting them 4925.

The next round will be in Walvis Bay on 23 July.

Grootste Knobel kompetisie in 'n langtyd Dit was n Volksfees en een van die grootste Knobel kompetisie in 'n lang tyd in Swakopmund.

Die Knobel kompetisie, uiteindelik na 'n lang rus periode by die Generals Club met 88 deelneemers van 11 spanne met 8 spelers per span is in mooi son skyn weer en lekker Knobel gees plaasgevind.

Baie pryse terwaarde van plus N$ 10.000, van menigte sponsors, was op die tafel en niemand het leeghuis toe gegaan nie.

Die wenners was die Generale se eerste span, en hulle gaan weer volgende jaar die kompetiesie aanbied.

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Competitive Darts makes a welcomed return

Torpedo's Darts Club

Diaane Ludwig and Franklin Moller

Graham Knowles

Clint Langenhoven

Diaane Ludwig

Desmond Frankfort and Clint Langenhoven

Competitive darts made a much welcomed return with the first of several Dart tournaments hosted on 1 – 2 July by the Pelican Dart Club at De Duine Secondary School in Walvis Bay. The tournament, as a tribute to the late Christopher Julie, an “ex-Pelican” player, was played in a team, double and single categories.The tournament was a huge success as it brought dart players, family members and fans together.

The Torpedo's Darts Club won the team category for men, while Ray-Mall won the women's category. Pelicans won the veteran team category. Franklin Moller and Diaane Ludwig won the single men and women's category respectively. Ray-Mal is the Double ladies winners with Torpedo's the men's double winners. Graham Knowles scored the most 180's and Clint Langenhoven the highest closure.

The next tournament will be the Erongo Dart Union will be the host of the next tournament scheduled for 27 to 28 August. Ray-Mall Dart club will host the next tournament from 10 to 15 October in Windhoek. The last Dart tournament for the year will be hosted by the Falcons Dart Club from 19 to 20 November in Swakopmund.

More Darts new is that the Erongo Dart Union recently held their first trails to select regional teams. Players that were selected for the Aand B team according to log standings are: A Team: Desmond (Torpedo's), Lyndon (Torpedo's), Mike (Falcons Men), Declive (Municipality 2), Clint (Torpedo's) and Ralph (Falcons Men) B-Team: Hadley (Pelicans), Jaco (Hurricanes), John (Municipality 2), James (Pelicans), Ado (Hurricanes) and Petrus (Municipality 1) Ladies: Dianne (Falcons Ladies), Sandra (Falcons Ladies), Tannie Bee (Falcons Ladies) and Chantell (Hurricanes)

Pelicans Dart Club

Ray-Mall Ladies Club

Ray-Mall Ladies double winners