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namib times SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6822 FRIDAY 15 NOVEMBER 2019 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

Fisheries Minister resigns amidst fish quota scandal

inside Pyrolusite landed in port

Namibia's post-independent fishing industry has experienced many eventful periods in its almost 30 years history. However, the period between 13 November and 1 December 2019 will go down as one of the most explosive periods of them all.

On Tuesday, the Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources Bernhard Esau resigned after persistent international media reports that he is embroiled in an international fishing bribery scandal with tentacles reaching as far as neighbouring Angola and Iceland. Also allegedly involved in this scandal is the Minister of Justice, Sacky Shangala, who along with Esau tendered their resignations on Tuesday after a short meeting with President Hage Geingob and Deputy President Nangolo Mbumba at State House in Windhoek. Other people involved include former Angolan fisheries minister De Barros Neto as well as other high ranking Namibians.

In a nutshell: In 2014 Namibia and Angola signed an agreement through which Namibian horse mackerel quotas could be donated to the Angolan Government.

A private company was formed in Namibia, Namgomar Pesca to which these quotas were donated. Namgomar Pesca allegedly sold the quotas to an Icelandic seafood company by the name of Samherji International who also has a

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NCCI- Walvis Bay states its case after stinging news report

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Hotel complex to tower over Walvis Bay cbd Rudi Bowe A ten storey four-star hotel is to be constructed in Walvis Bay's central business district. The Iris Group and its subsidiary, Neptune Property Development, backs the project which is estimated to cost N$300 million. Apart from a hotel, provisions will also be made for an on-site hotel school.

The hotel will be situated across the street from First National Bank's headquarters in Walvis Bay on two plots already owned by the Group and also the existing municipal parking lot which is to be purchased from the municipality of Walvis Bay by private transaction.

The Iris Group proved itself a serious investor in Walvis Bay and already boasts the Iris Boutique Hotel on Kovambo Nujoma Drive overlooking the Walvis Bay lagoon and The Raft Restaurant along Esplanade Road.

The internationally acclaimed Avani Hotel & Resorts, Minor Hotels and the international non-profit global hospitality schools developer, EICD, have been brought on board for the project.

The Council of the municipality of Walvis Bay at its ordinary monthly

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Fisheries Minister resigns EME sponsors malaria Continued from page 1 Namibian operation.

In the days and weeks to follow the world will learn who benefitted from this and what amounts are at play. It will also confirm whether quotas of at least one Namibian horse mackerel company were taken away for this exclusive deal. The deal lined people's pockets and the Namibian company went down with job losses totalling more than 700 people.

Stripped of the title “Honorable” by the stroke of a pen: The disgraced Esau attempted to clear his name in a last ditch effort issuing a statement on the letterhead of the Ministry of Fisheries stating (a) “I am not corrupt”, (b) “no one presented me with evidence of monies or favors” and (c) that he made no “quid pro quo promises either written or otherwise, which I may have made to anyone in the course of undertaking my duties as a Minister”.

State House statement sings a different tune: A media statement issued by State House on Tuesday afternoon after the meeting in which the Ministerial duo resigned reads: “Following press and media reports in which allegations of corruption have been made against the two Ministers [Esau and Shangala], the President of the Republic, accompanied by the Vice President, H.E. Nangolo Mbumba held a meeting today, 13 November 2019 at State House with Honorable Sackeus Edward Shangala and Honorable Bernhard Esau to hear their case in light of the gravity of the reports”.

The statement continues: “understanding the severity of the allegations in the press, the Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Hon. Bernard Esau and the Minister of Justice Hon. Sackeus Edward Shangala have tendered their resignations to the President with immediate effect”.

Started the day as the Attorney-General and ends the day in Ministerial portfolio: President Geingob after accepting the two resignations under Article 32 (3) (i)(dd) of the Namibian Constitution appointed the Minister of Home Affairs Frans Kapofi as the Acting Justice Minister and the Attorney-General Albert Kawana was appointed the Acting Fisheries Ministers. Both Kapofi and Kawana are seasoned Government leaders and will for the foreseeable future serve in these Acting positions whilst still assuming their normal duties as Home Affairs Minister and Attorney-General.

How it all started: Minister Esau's world fell apart in an instant when a broadcast journalist accompanied by a camera crew recently accosted him on what looks like an international airport. The journalist showed Esau video clips of secret recordings where he [Esau] was agreeing to receiving bribes in exchange for quotas for an Icelandic fishing company by the name of Samherji International.

Esau can be seen on television footage vehemently denying of receiving any bribes. It turned out the international news network Al Jazeera and Icelandic National Television teamed up and investigated this international fisheries scandal. Locally the English daily “The Namibian” also conducted extensive investigations and reporting into the matter. Please Note: Namib Times consulted these three mentioned sources to compile this article.]

The end is not in sight: Reports are rife that the full investigation will be released on 1 December where many more prominent Namibian politicians are believed to be exposed as part of this international fishing scandal.

“Local is lekker”: “Local is lekker” terms one fishing industry stakeholder the brewing storm over this international fishing scandal. It is now linked to the downfall of the biggest fishing company in Namibia, Namsov Fishing, which allegedly lost quotas to this scandal. More than 700 people lost their jobs as a result and the downstream impact amounts to thousands of people if dependents are taken into consideration.

“Maybe at last we have a spring tide in the Namibian fishing industry. A spring tide that can at last clean out the Namibian fishing industry captured by the political elite, rife by political nepotism, mismanagement and corruption.

Perhaps it is time for the ruling Swapo Party to realise that the original spirit of liberation from apartheid has long disappeared. Apartheid has been replaced by the greedy spirit of the political elite and the politically connected. Greed, underhand dealings, corruption and mismanagement rules in almost every sector in Namibia. There is nothing the people outside this little circle of elites and the connected few can do to improve their lives, as they are simply denied access to the riches of our country”, explained this stakeholder. He chose to remain anonymous, as in the fishing industry or the mining industry to speak out against what is wrong means the end of your career or your business.

outreach programme Hundreds of Kavango East learners benefit from NUST SRC Malaria Outreach initiative – through a smart partnership the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST), the Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) and Erongo Marine Enterprises (EME) to educate them on malaria.

The initiative was spearheaded by the NUST Student Representative Council (SRC) as part of its annual community outreach programme. They teamed up with MoHSS special programme officers from the region to do malaria awareness presentations at selected schools. EME sponsored costs related to the project to the tune of N$60 000. As part of the initiative schools also received donations of sanitary products and non-perishable food items.

“As an institution of higher learning, our mission has always been to educate the local people on the dangers of certain diseases. In the past we focused on the fight against leprosy through hosting annual community outreach programmes in both the Kavango East and West Regions,” explained project coordinator Jafet Ilonga and SRC representative for Gender, Health and Development. This year the focus was shifted to malaria due to a reported increase in malaria cases in recent years, as opposed to a decline in the prevalence in leprosy.

According to Ilonga, approximately 24 400 positive cases, in both men and women, have been reported this year and 32 people have died. These were reported from four districts, namely Andara, Nankudu, Nyangana and Rundu.

In terms of leprosy, only 11 cases had been reported nationwide and the number of positive cases has drastically decreased.

According to Acting Vice-Chancellor Mr Morné du Toit, NUST through its SRC, over the years adopted a strategic approach to community service and volunteerism, consulting urban and rural communities, the public as well as the private sector to establish their respective knowledge-related needs.

“I am delighted to see our SRC representatives taking the lead in bettering the lives of not only young people on campus, but in other parts of the country as well. This is admirable and this is what is required of young people to become well-rounded citizens that will make Namibia a better place for present and future generations to come,” said Mr Du Toit during the official hand-over ceremony of the sponsorship at the NUST campus.

He added that whilst teaching and research are the core functions of NUST, there is also an equally important obligation to ensure community engagement is embedded in the university culture.

“This is not charity work; it is what universities should be doing. We need to change the perception among faculty and community partners from thinking of university-community engagement as philanthropic activity to one that respects that knowledge exists both in the university and the community,” said Director: Student Services Dr Donovan Zealand at the same occasion.

EME Managing Director Dr Martha Uumati also applauded the SRC stating: “You are not only reaching out to address the shortcomings in terms of food and basic needs of less fortunate learners, but you are also focusing on highlighting the importance of education – the importance of empowering oneself to reach greater heights in life through education. In your own way you are empowering, equipping and transforming lives.”

The outreach initiative consisted of several activities: a malaria awareness presentation by the MoHSS special programme officials; a testimonial by first year Computer Science student, Christian Makanga, relaying his story of how he beat the odds to rise from a poverty background to get himself enrolled at NUST through perseverance and hard work; an information session on NUST presented by the SRC members; and the donation of sanitary products, non-perishable food items and informational pamphlets and brochures to schools.

Rundu Secondary School (Rundu urban) and Maria Mwengere Secondary School (Rundu urban) were visited during the outreach programme.

Erongo Marine Enterprises (EME) donated N$60,000 towards the NUST SRC Malaria Outreach Project to the Kavango East Region. Apart from paying for food and accommodation for SRC students, the funds were also used to purchase sanitary products and non-perishable food items which were donated to the schools.

Hotel complex to tower over Walvis Bay cbd Continued from page 1 meeting on 31 October gave the green light for the sale of the parking lot to the hotel developers at a total price tag of close to N$4 million (VAT inclusive). Certain conditions accompany the approval.

The Iris Group is a majority Namibian-owned company with Iric Chen the Chief Executive Officer, Reece Daniel the Chief Financial Officer and Filipe Clara the General Manager. Iris Group prides itself in local job creation and supporting local businesses. At the same time constantly raising the bar for Walvis Bay's growing accommodation industry.

The construction period has been given as 22 months. At completion, Walvis Bay will boast a modern, sophisticated and iconic new landmark. The hotel will cover between eight and ten [yet to be decided] storeys, 120 rooms, a restaurant, street bistro, rooftop bar, swimming pool, business centre with boardrooms and a 120-people conference centre. A total of 154 parking spaces for guests and a total floor area of approximately 7,800 square meters.

The hotel will cater for the local and overseas market alike. The hotel's market would include tourists as well as business traveling and it is expected that the amenities will also be well supported by the local market.

The Iris Group executives from left to right: Iric Chen as there Chief Executive Officer, Reece Daniel the Chief Financial Officer and Filipe Clara the General Manager.

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Pyrolusite imported through the Port of Walvis Bay The third consignment of about 7 500 metric tonnes of Pyrolusite was discharged from the general cargo vessel, Unistar, at the Port of Walvis Bay on 13 November 2019, at the multipurpose terminal.

Pyrolusite, mainly used in the production of uranium in Namibia is originally from Safi, Morocco and intended for Swakop Uranium.

Around 5000 bags, each weighing about 1.5 tonnes, was immediately loaded on to seven trucks, about 20 – 22 bags per trip, and transported to its destination.

The utilization of the Trans-Kalahari corridor, an efficient logistics and supply chain

route, allows for a quicker turn-around time of vessels at the Port.

Pyrolusite contains about 63.19% Manganese and 36.81% Oxygen, better known as MnO2, and the Manganese (Mn) is used as a reducing agent during uranium production.

Since January 2019 Namport handled more than 37 000 metric tonnes of Pyrolusite (Manganese), in comparison to about 29 800 metric tonnes in 2018.

Another consign-

ment of about 7 500 metric tonnes is expected to arrive at the Port in December.

Mr Immanuel Tino !Hanabeb indicated that “according to the Wo r l d N u c l e a r Association, Namibia has significant uranium mines capable of providing 10% of world mining output. Therefore, Namport is strategically located to provide excellent facilities and services to support the production of uranium in Namibia, thus boosting the economy.”

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The Port of Lüderitz recently shipped the first consignment of Manganese destined

for China. Manganese, mainly used in the steel industry, removes oxygen and

sulphur when iron ore (an iron and oxygen compound) is converted into

iron. It is also an essential alloy that helps convert iron into steel.

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Newspaper article in English daily suggests underhand property deal and theft of money at NCCI Walvis Bay

NCCI Walvis Bay states its case The Walvis Bay Chamber of Commerce and Industry was established in the 1957 as an entity to promote, coordinate and grow business activity in the town of Walvis Bay. The branch has been built on the solid foundation laid by the members and executive past, having voluntarily contributed their valuable time and energy without any form of remuneration. Following lengthy deliberations around the independent nature of the existing branch and its operations geared towards commerce in the town of Walvis Bay, the Walvis Bay branch agreed to be incorporated within the structures of the National Chamber of Commerce and Industries (NCCI) in 1995. Assurances were given at the time that the operations of the branch would continue unhindered seeing that local businesspeople would drive the activities of the branch on the same basis.

The Walvis Bay branch has always been well managed with adequate records kept at all times, which have been provided to the accountants and auditors over the years as and when requested. We strongly condemn the allegations against the past President of the Branch Mr. S.I. Savva that there was any form of embezzlement and/or mismanagement of funds during his time of office. As a matter of fact, because of his prudent and sound management of the affairs of the Walvis Bay branch and the support he provided to NCCI as a whole, he was awarded with several accolades by NCCI Council. Due to sound, voluntary branch leadership the activities of the branch have been managed responsibly ensuring resources are mobilized to sustain activities and grow the branch, ensuring that the branch owns property and accumulates sufficient resources to carry out its activities and assist other branches as and when requested in a responsible manner. The branch leadership has and continues to hold firm the unshakable belief that it is our duty and privilege to ensure that the affairs of the Chamber are run in the best interest of our members. The beliefs and values subscribed to by the branch remain morality, honesty, integrity, fairness, transparency and accountability. It is against this background that the Walvis Bay Branch of the NCCI, at a meeting of the branch executives held on 12 November 2019, resolved to make crucial information known to the public.

The property from which the Walvis Bay Branch currently operates, being erf 3144 situated in the town of Walvis Bay, was purchased in 2007 and transferred in 2008. Efforts to purchase the property started in 2006, with various alternatives considered. At the time no financial assistance or security for the purchase of the property was provided by the Head Office of NCCI, because the organisation did not have the financial means to assist. Approval was given to the branch in early 2007 to proceed with the acquisition of property, in a manner which would make it feasible. Mr. Savva, as a long-standing branch committee member at the time, pledged surety in his personal capacity with which a commercial bank was willing to provide a mortgage bond for a large portion of the purchase price. The mortgage bond was fully repaid in the 2015 calendar year, financed by activities of the Walvis Bay branch led by its committee members. No form of assistance was ever received from the National Council or Secretariat of the NCCI. Ever since the property was purchased it has been incorporated in the financial statements of NCCI, and reflected as an asset of the organization.

After considering several scenarios and possibilities, the Walvis Bay branch committee members at the time resolved to register the property under the name Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Walvis Bay) Properties (registration number 21/2007/0483) incorporated under the Companies Act 61 of 1973, being an incorporated association not for gain. The memorandum of association of this entity clearly states that IT has to “defend and promote the interest of all members” in particular “promote and foster trade, commerce and industry” in such manner “in the mutual interest of all member engaged in commercial, industrial and related activities.” Being an incorporated association not for gain, Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Walvis Bay) Properties (registration number 21/2007/0483) cannot be owned by any individual(s) and/or other entities. It is an entity which belongs to the public. The income of property of the association shall be applied to “promote and foster trade, commerce and industry” in such manner “in the mutual interest of all member engaged in commercial, industrial and related activities.”

The Walvis Bay branch is extremely appreciative for the time and effort put in by Mrs. Desiree Arthur and Messrs Stefan Hrywniak, S.I. Savva, Gysbert Johannes Coetzee, Agostinho Victor, Anthony Raw and Gert Kruger as committee members on a voluntary basis for the solid foundation they have laid for the Walvis Bay branch. We recognize and thank Mr Savva for his generosity over and above the aforementioned personal risk he took by standing as surety for the property purchase. In addition, he has personally financed a large number of branch events, operational expenses and a wide variety of activities over the years.

It is against this background that the Walvis Bay branch committee members have and will continue to act without fear or favour to ensure critical matters for grave concern are not merely dismissed as unfounded and swept under the proverbial carpet.

Several critical matters that affect the organisation have been raised several times with the organization's head office under the leadership of the National Council and Secretariat without any tangible response to date. The critical concerns raised by the branches, including Walvis Bay branch, include the following matters which severely compromise the organization's ability to be successful: a. The branches and by extension members of NCCI have not approved all the outstanding annual financial statements at the Annual General Meetings (AGM) held to date. The annual financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2015 were tabled and deferred twice due to the correction of errors and omissions, and only adopted in 2017. The annual financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2016 were deferred twice due to errors and omissions and remain outstanding. The National Council and Secretariat has not and still does not comply with basic corporate governance matters like having regular AGM to report back to the members represented by the branches at an AGM, and resolutions to be taken at AGM. b. The declining membership has been caused by the reckless management of the organization under the direction provided by the National Council and Secretariat. The latest of these have been major changes to the Constitution of the NCCI, pushed through despite consistent and valid concerns raised by the branches and by extension the members of the organisation. c. Two major changes with far-reaching consequences for the development, autonomy and independence of branches were the amendment and removal of the constitutional responsibility enshrined in clauses of the constitution in place since September 1998 and replacing it with centralized control over branches to foster a dependency on Head Office for any and all activities and suppress any independent thinking or calls for accountability. The removal of the meaning and wording of clauses 15.2.1 (clause reads: "The income from Members shall be paid into a central account and shall form the funds of the Branch Office Support Budget to finance the core cost of Branch Offices") along with clause 15.2.4 (clause reads: "A fixed amount from the membership fee income from National Corporates, as determined from time to time by the National Council and laid down in Appendix 1 of this Constitution shall be paid into the Branch Office Support Budget Account.") was pushed ahead despite the fact that no appropriate consultations were held with the branches, nor were the proposed changes provided ahead of time to enable broad consultation and review despite the huge significance thereof. The proposed constitutional amendments were received by meeting invites on 6 December 2017 at 09h50, for the constitutional amendment meeting that took on 7 December 2017 at 08h30. By any stretch of the imagination this is insufficient time to allow for adequate review of information and membership consultation thereon. Constitutional amendments were done without consultation with branches and only presented at National Council for approval. d. No operational or financial support has been given to the Walvis Branch by the head office since the establishment of the NCCI, despite the constitutional responsibility contained in the constitution of NCCI. A reasonable expectation would be that these sources of revenue would benefit the entire NCCI organistion, which sadly is not the case and has in fact been removed as a constitutional right at amendments made in December 2017. However, this does not absolve the failure by head office to provide significant operational and financial support to branches prior to the amendments made in December 2017. e. A review of tax records of the organisation shows that despite employees' income tax (PAYE) deductions having been deducted from the remuneration paid to employees and Value Added Tax (VAT) levied on the income of the organization, monthly returns that declare the tax liability owed to the Namibian Government have not been regularly and consistently filed resulting in penalties levied and payments of the capital tax amounts due to the Ministry of Finance have not been regularly and consistently made. A detailed report dated 12 November 2019 indicates that a total amount of N$1,992,170 being capital, interest and penalties remains overdue for several years for VAT charged to customers but not paid over, along with an amount of N$1,539,825 being capital, interest and penalties remains for PAYE deducted from employees and not paid over to the Ministry of Finance.

The Walvis Bay branch remains very concerned about these tax liabilities and the implications these have on the ability of the organisation to function as a going concern. Should these not be dealt with the organization may be technically insolvent, which does not bode well for a public association not for gain that has been entrusted with the management of public funds. f. The inability to account for alleged fraud/corruption at NCCI Head Office and the treatment thereof remains unresolved. Even though the alleged fraud/corruption was discovered in 2014 and found to be committed from as early as 2012, no forensic audit report was ever presented to members and there has been no feedback from Head Office on measures taken to protect and recover the public funds entrusted to the NCCI Head Office. No reports or feedback was provided to the branches and by

extension to members, highlighting any steps to recover any losses of the members' funds that the NCCI Head Office is entrusted with. Only have limited information contained in draft financial statements from NCCI Head Office tabled for adoption at meetings held in August 2016 and August 2017, which referred to an amount of N$2,512,103 described as “Unknown Expense”

by NCCI Head Office and an amount of N$479,350 described as “Fraud” with both to be written off as expenses in the income statement. At both instances the Walvis Bay branch vehemently and successfully opposed having the amounts written off, and the meeting undertook to have forensic fraud/corruption investigations done to exhaust any and all means necessary to recover any funds lost to fraud/corruption and hold the responsible person(s) at the NCCI Head Office accountable. Branches are subjected to malicious accusations for misappropriation of funds, however Head Office who have not provided a forensic report of the fraud/corruption is not held accountable despite this being their responsibility. The Walvis Bay branch remains open to engage in an honest, transparent and productive manner to resolve the critical matters raised that involve public resources, and firmly believes that the corruption/fraud that happened at NCCI Head Office must be resolved and person(s) involved held accountable in terms of the rule of Namibian Law. g. NCCI head office has consistently failed to honour and disclose a loan of N$500,000 taken from the Walvis Bay branch in instalments of N$200,000 in July 2014 and N$300,000 in July 2015, repayable in full by December 2015 based on the written irrevocable undertaking dated 30 July 2015 to repay by the former CEO Mr Tarah Shaanika. At present an amount of N$200,000 remains unpaid, while no correspondence or acknowledgement has been received from NCCI Head Office despite a written undertaking. Despite disclosing supporting documentation and following up, no substantial feedback has been received and we have not been engaged on this matter. h. Without any contact with or communication to the long-existing and fully functioning Walvis Bay branch, which has been serving the business community with integrity and honesty since 1957. Under a cloud of secrecy, a satellite office in a cargo container was put up by the Secretariat on the business premises of Hangana Fishing without due considerations for the inherent conflicts and implications this change creates. A notice was sent to the existing Walvis Bay branch and its customers on in August 2018 notifying of an immediate change effective within 9 calendar days, intentionally and unprofessionally done to ensure all parties receive insufficient notification to cause mass confusion, anxiety and disrupt services with little regard for the parties involved. One would expect that a major change in export administration, which has far-fetched and huge impacts on a country's critical source of national revenue, would be well managed with sufficient notice given to all affected parties and after extensive consultations with all affected parties. The process was poorly managed and carried out in a clandestine manner by keeping the local branch and affected customers in the dark until the very last moment, probably as a means to stifle any objective input. The manner in which this dubious and disruptive change was administered is completely unprofessional and has cast the Chamber in a negative light with our clients. We have on numerous occasions advised this to be an unwise decision because it gives one exporter and its related parties unlimited access to the services of the NCCI, as opposed to other exporters who must abide by official operating times. The confidential information provided by all customers including but not limited to product price, quantity and customer details contained in export documentation is under the control of a competitor and its related parties. No substantial feedback has been received on this matter.

We view this entire exercise as national sabotage to embarrass the Walvis Bay branch and the Government of the Republic of Namibia during a crucial time when we face economic headwinds. It has become clear to us that the disruptive changes were made to simply access the revenue and monies generated by the issuing of certificates of origin in Walvis Bay, with no regard for the practical impact on the business community. i. NCCI Head Office has chosen to enter into a 5-year rental agreement for the provision of office space for not more than 8 employees, at a monthly cost of N$50,000. This is despite the fact that NCCI Head Office owns property in Windhoek which should be utilised for its intended purposes, instead of renting. Unanswered questions remain around the status of the property owned and claims of maintenance works being done for the past 5 years. j. The National Council of the NCCI has been operating without the mandate of the members of the organisation i.e. operating without being duly elected at an Annual General Meeting. Major decisions with far-reaching consequences for the organization, its members and branches have been made during this time, with no input from the very same members and branches. These include: ∙ The appointment of the Chief Executive Officer without due recruitment steps including public advertisement, assessment and review of candidates. Like the rest of the country the Walvis Bay branch was surprised to read about the appointment in the local media, without any known generally accepted recruitment having taken place; ∙unilateral changes to bank account signatories without any regard for ongoing branch activities and responsibilities; ∙unilateral freezing of the bank accounts of several branches, done under vague allegations ∙threatening communications from the CEO to branches meant to intimidate; ∙establishing a container office on the premises of Hangana Fishing in Walvis Bay, to cut revenue activities of the Walvis Bay branch and render the branch irrelevant; ∙hijacking the 2019 edition of the Swakopmund International Trade Expo (SWAITEX), which is an initiative of the Swakopmund branch; ∙new branch structures have been created in isolation and elections held without following due processes in line with sound corporate governance; The Walvis Bay branch of NCCI holds the firm belief that established procedures and the rule of law should be prevail, and vehemently condemns the violation of the NCCI constitution; Despite the deliberate, libelous efforts made by the Secretariat with the approval and support of the National Council to mislead the public and business community to weaken the branches and render them irrelevant, the Walvis Bay Branch of NCCI encourages other branches to realize that the members, who are in turn represented by the branches, are the beating heart of the NCCI. The branches, as the representatives of NCCI members, must be an integral part of the solution(s) to the challenges faced. We hold the firm belief that the NCCI will play a critical role in growing commercial activity and reviving the national economy, provided the NCCI is well organized to achieve success.

The Walvis Bay Branch as part of the organization's structures recommits itself to restore the reputation of NCCI and focus on the country's economy and address challenges faced by the Namibian society at large and the businesspeople in the Republic of Namibia.

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More than 6000 road fatalities since 2010 Sharlien Tjambari

The death-toll caused by road accidents in Namibia stands at a total of 494 people between the period of 1 January and 3 November this year while the number of injured people in road crashes stands at 4886. This numbers increased compared to last year.

Road crashes recorded from 1 January 2018 to 2 December 2018 reveal 3385 crashes, 5431 injuries and 492 fatalities be-tween that recording period.

The statistics show an increase yearly. In 2010 there were 539 people who died in road accidents, 492 in 2011, 561 in 2012, 633 in 2013, 676 in 2014, 705 in 2015, 731 in 2016 and 748 in 2017. Road accidents result not only in human pain, suffering and grief but may also lead to loss o f w o r k - p e r f o rmance, loss of property and poverty.

According to the West Coast Safety Initiative, an average of 2 people die on the Namibian roads daily, 32% of which are pedestrians.

Organisations such as the West Coast Safety Initiative are necessary in our communities to create awareness and change the behaviours of road users.

The West Coast Safety Initiative aims at bringing about a reduction in road fatalities, to raise road safety awareness by bringing about a change in driver attitude and

behaviour, and to promote and ensure cooperation between all e m e rg e n c y a n d / o r essential services.

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Big toys This giant ship propeller was ready for installation and was removed by crane and flat bed truck from the premises of Namibia Drydock and Ship Repair (Pty) Ltd (NAMDOCK) in Walvis Bay on Wednesday morning.

A worker is seen carefully guiding the crane operator to place the propeller correctly on the truck’s loading platform.

Note: Namdock, previously known as Elgin Brown & Hamer Namibia rebranded to NAMDOCK with effect 31 August 2019.

The Company opted to rebrand as part of a deliberate strategy to emphasise its Namibian ownership, local investment and ongoing commitment to its core markets.

Friday 15 November High Tide: 04:47 Low Tide: 10:32 High Tide: 16:54 Low Tide: 22:56

Sunday 17 November High Tide: 06:10 Low Tide: 12:01 High Tide: 18:24 Low Tide: 00:26

Saturday 16 November High Tide: 05:26 Low Tide: 11:12 Low Tide: 17:35 High Tide: 23:36

Monday 18 November High Tide: 07:06 Low Tide: 13:06 High Tide: 19:27 Low Tide: 01:34

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Burglaries plague Swakopmund Isaac Chikosi

House burglaries and robberies are on the rise again in Swakopmund with both the Namibian Police and community policing structures having to pull out all the stops to curb the tide. That includes to increase joint-CCTV camera coverage.

One of the areas of concern is the safety of tourists who often fell prey to burglars or robbers who are not interested to protect Namibia’s integrity as a nation where tourists can feel safe.

Swakopmund Neighbourhood Watch recently reported on social media of a group of tourists robbed of their cameras, shortly after they arrived at their rented accommodation.

Unfortunately, they could not identify or describe the perpetrator’s appearance to facilitate apprehending him/her.

According to Country Reports Travel, basic precautions remain the best deterrents against becoming a victim.

Most crimes are property motivated crimes where opportunity plays the pivotal role.

These crimes include pickpocketing, purse

snatching, vehicle theft and vehicle break-ins.

Many residents have been affected by these crimes and want more visibility of police patrol within neighbourhoods.

Earlier this year, a spate of house breaking incidents were reported in Strand Street, First Avenue and Fischreiher Street in Swakopmund.

In most cases the perpetrators removed glass panels from aluminium windows by simply removing the snap-on frames.

Members of the neighbourhood watches encourage residents to report these crimes immediately.

“We are trying our utmost best to catch these criminals, but we are severely hampered by the fact that we are not informed of all the break-ins in the area”, they say.

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New Junior Town Council members inaugurated Rudi Bowe

The Bay Walvis Bay Junior Town Councilors for 2020 was inaugurated last Friday at the Council Chambers at the Civic Centre in Walvis Bay.

The newly elected Junior Town Council with Her Worship the Deputy Mayor of Walvis Bay Councillor Penelope Marti-Louw

Kuundjuaune Kavari learner at the International School of Walvis Bay is the new Junior Mayor with Jacky Geirisesa learner at Duneside High School the new Deputy Junior Mayor and Anna Uupindi also a learner at Duneside High School the new Junior Chief Executive Officer, The Town Junior Council is a worthwhile vessel which allows the youth to learn how to plan, organise, control and lead from a young age.

Her Worship the Deputy Mayor of Walvis Bay Councillor Penelope Martin-Louw who attended the proceedings urge the newly elected Junior Town Councilors to prove to the community that they are leaders in the making and that they have what it takes to improve the lives of the people in the community.

“Being on the Junior Town Council is not to show that you are popular in school but it is a vehicle towards the betterment of the conditions of destitute Senior Citizens and children and about performing volunteer work in the community you live while remaining innovative and open to life's challenges” She said.

The newly elected Junior Mayor Councillor Kuundjuaune Kavari said “As we continue on this journey that looks so bright and opportunity filled us as the Junior Council members' of 2020 will try our best to tackle all the challenges and trails put in our way”.

“We will work to create purpose, inspire the youth and most importantly bring change in the community of Walvis Bay and tackling the social evils in the community and the environmental that are faced by our community” Kavari said.

Kavari added that they are excited and ready to be better that their best and will use this year for a purpose of maximizing all the privileges give to them to the advantage and betterment of their fellow youth and community members.

“In humbleness, commitment, love and care we believe that we will make our school community and the Municipality of Walvis Bay and the harbour town community proud of us” Kavari added.

The new Junior Town Council members are: Junior Mayor – Kuundjuaune Kavari, Deputy Junior Mayor - Jacky Geirises, CEO - Anna Uupindi, Deputy CEO - Selma Iilonga, Secretary - Rosemary Geinus, Deputy Secretary Sarita Rossouw, Treasurer - Amber Coetzee, Deputy Treasurer - Valencia Naruses, Human Resources Officer - Voilet Morrison, Deputy Human Resources Officer - Beata Nangombe, Public Relations Officer - Juandro van Rooi, Deputy Public Relations Officer - Tuli Haikola with Divan van Vreden, Erastus David and Pieter Sparks Nekonga inaugurated as senior members.

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Swakop Uranium signs wage agreement with MUN Sharlien Tjambari

The Swakop Uranium delegated management team and Swakop Uranium Mineworkers Union (MUN) Branch Executive Committee had the signing ceremony of a three-year substantive wage agreement. The agreement, signed on 13 November, is effective as of 1 January 2020 until 31 December 2022.

Swakop Cai Yusheng the Chief Executive Officer of Swakop Uranium and Timo Katjiuaende, the MUN Swakop Uranium Branch Chairperson shake hands after the signing of the agreement

The negotiations were concluded within 3 days of its commencement and are testimony of the commitment of both parties to foster a greater working relationship between management and employees across Swakop Uranium. It is envisaged that the multi-term agreement, as far as industrial relations are concerned, will create stability as well as enable the parties to focus their energies on the core activities of the company.

During the signing of the agreement, both parties were pleased that they have reached a multi-term agreement. The agreement proves that it is possible for both parties to reach an amicable agreement that puts stability and productivity at Swakop Uranium first.

Timo Katjiuaende, the Mine Workers Union Swakop Uranium Branch Chairperson said: “It is very important that we look after our workers and that their issues are addressed”. He further said the signing of the above-mentioned agreement was a good achievement thus far.

Swakop Uranium recognises and appreciates the commitment shown by the Swakop Uranium MUN Branch Executive Committee throughout the negotiation process and said they fully commit themselves to implement the agreement.

Cai Yusheng the Chief Executive Officer of Swakop Uranium said: “We thank all parties for working hard to ensure the multi-term agreement was negotiated in the best interest of both the employees and the company”.

Swakop Cai Yusheng the Chief Executive Officer of Swakop Uranium and Timo Katjiuaende, the MUN Swakop Uranium Branch Chairperson

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How to order a Shell Fuel Card? · Applications for our Shell Pre or Post-paid fuel cards for businesses and / or fleet owners can be requested by contacting our Customer Service Centre at 080 0021 021 or alternatively emailing your request to Shellcard.Namibia@vivoenergy. com How do I apply for a Shell Fuel Card account?

Email request for a pre or post-paid Shell fuel card application form to Shellcard.Namibia@vivoenergy.com Complete the application form of choice and attach all required supporting documentation prior submitting as per instruction. You may contact or email us should you have any complications in the process.

For more information about the Shell Fuel Card, please contact the Toll Free Customer Service Centre on 080 0021 021

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. * 25 Nov - 7 Dec: Walvis Bay Arts & Crafts Market at Walvis Bay Angling Club. Open from 10:00 - 18:00 Monday to Sunday. * 1 Dec: Lagoon Market - 'Christmas Market in the Garden' from 9am - 2pm. * 3 Des: Interkerklike gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Temple of Truth, Narraville. **************

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 2nd 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 Dome Conference Centre, 5th Floor, Ughab room, Welwitschia street 5371, starting at 18:15. * SME Corner @ Business Development Centre (BDC): Our ommitment 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). * Up to – 17 Nov: Woermannhaus-Gallery: “Little Big Things” Group exhibition Open Mon-Fri 10-12, 3-5pm. Sat 10-12, Sun 10-12. * 19 Nov: Lecture "Full circle - German-Namibian / Namibian-German?" by Naita Hishoono. Free entrance 18:00 at Swakopmund Museum.

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MEDIA RELEASE

Massive Black Friday Savings at Game Supermarket Black Friday 2019 is set to be one for the record books, with millions of savings for customers!

Game Supermarket is a rebel brand. We go against the odds of high prices to give our customers a better life for all through unbeatable prices. We are so proud to be offering consumers never-before-seen Black Friday prices this November.

Game's 2019 Pre-Black Friday promotion is from 9am on 13 November to 6pm on 28 November, and will offer shoppers a 'Deal of the Day' where there will be one unique and unbeatable deal on one product per day. These savings will culminate in our massive Black Friday sale on 29 November, where our stores in The Grove, Windhoek and Walvis Bay will be open at midnight, while Game Oshakati will open at 6am. On the day (29 November) you will see deals like never before.

"Offering unbeatable prices is part of our brand fabric and always will be, as we

continue to rebel against high prices and contribute to a better life for all" says Katherine Madley, Brand and Customer Director of Game Supermarket.

"There is only one Black Friday – and it's at Game where we offer the widest variety of merchandise at the most competitive prices." Madley continued.

Try and get to your nearest Game store early to make sure you get the deal you want.

We have safety and security measures in place for a safe shopping experience. Game Stores has got exclusive deals available on 29 November.

Our 'Deal of the Day' runs up until Black Friday, but we recommend that you keep your eyes open for the exclusive Black Friday leaflet from 25 November. This will show shoppers the deals available on 29 November.

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Round Table 145 celebrating 50th year It is with great honour and excitement that we announce that that Round Table Swakopmund 145 is celebrating its 50th year of existence, and what a 50 years it has been. Along with 50 years of existence we are celebrating 50 years of serving the community, 50 years of fellow-ship and 50 years of selfimprovement through the medium of Round Table.

Swakopmund 145 was officially inaugurated on 10 October 1969. The Chairman at the time was Mike McDonald. Fifty years down the line and the club currently has five members and is Chaired by Hanro Du Plessis.

It is by no means an easy feat to survive 50 years as a charity organisation as is evident with the amount of Round Table clubs that was formed and perished over the years across the country. It takes hard work and dedication as can only be found in a true Tabler. Over the years the club has went through plenty of ups and downs, even being on the verge of closing down at a stage. Again, it was purely out of true Tabling spirit that the members stood together, and the club pulled through.

We form part of five clubs situated in the Namibian Area and we are the third oldest in the area. The other clubs listed from oldest to newest are; Windhoek 34, Walvis Bay 36, Hochland 154 and Welwitschia 213.

The aim of Round Table is servicing the community and assisting people and families in need as best we can. Swakopmund 145's main community project currently is the Winter Knights campaign where we raise money for blankets to hand out to the less fortunate across the country so that nobody suffers on those cold winter nights.

Some of our past beneficiaries include Damian Stagner, Laura Meyer and our involvement with the tears of hope project.

Arguably one of the club's biggest highlights was when we had the privilege of hosting ARTSA in 2001, when members from Round Table all around the world flocked to Swakopmund to celebrate all that has been achieved by Round Table throughout the years.

An official birthday party will be hosted in Round Table Swakopmund 145's honour on 30 November. We call on all previous members and 41'rs of the coastal Round Tables to make contact with our Chairman to come and celebrate this momentous occasion with us.

If you would like to join the Round Table or obtain more information on the organisation, please feel free to contact our Chairman; Hanro Du Plessis @ 081 308 9156 or hanrodup@yahoo.com.

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Ich bleibe in Namibia! Events Hotel Deutsches Haus: Quiz Diese positive Botschaft erschien auf der Plattform einer der Sozialmedien, die sich “Gute Nachrichten Südafrika” nennt und könnte sich ebenso auf Namibia beziehen: “ 2011 erlitt mein Vater einen Herzinfarkt, während ich in den USA studierte.

Vor mir lagen fünf Flüge, die mich nach Hause bringen sollten. Fünf lange Flüge mit noch längeren Aufenthalten auf diversen Flughäfen.

In der Menschenschlange brach ich automatisch in eine embryonale Position zusammen und konnte nicht mehr zusammenhängend reden. Den Rest der Reise weinte ich immer wieder und suchte mir Ecken, wo ich mit meinem Schmerz allein sein konnte. Leute starrten bzw. gafften mich an. Lachten.

Eine amerikanische Dame tipp-te mir auf die Schulter, um mir zu sagen: “Keine Bange, Schätzchen, du wirst wieder einen Mann finden.”

Die deutschen Passagiere schoben sich hastig vorbei, als wenn ich die Beu-

an der Küste

lenpest hätte. Fast jeder kümmerte sich um seine eigenen Angelegenheiten.

Bis ich mein Heimatland erreichte. Ich werde die Landung in Johannesburg nie vergessen. Die erste afrikaanssprechende tannie, die mich sah, griff mich beim Arm und fragte mich, was mich denn so getroffen hätte, während sie mich in eine Größer-als-das-Leben-Umarmung einhüllte. Sie streichelte mein Haar, steckte mir ein zuckriges Etwas in den Mund und fragte mich, was sie für mich tun könne und was ich bräuchte.

Später, in einer weiteren Menschenschlange, sprach ein Großmütterlein mich an, das sehen konnte, dass mich etwas quälte und fragte, was los sei.

Bevor ich überhaupt

antworten konnte, flüsterte sie ihrer Familie auf isiZulu etwas zu.

Der Sohn gab ihr Geflüster weiter und im Nu hatte man mich ganz vorne in die Schlange bugsiert und dafür gesorgt, dass man sich um mich kümmerte. Jeder hier schien meine Pein aufrichtig zu fühlen und sie wichtig zu nehmen.

Bis zu diesem Moment lag meine Zukunft in den USA. Ich hatte früher die Absicht, nie wiederzukommen.

Dieses war der Wendepunkt, der Tag, an mir bewusst wurde, wie besonders die Südafrikaner sind. WIR Südafrikaner!

Heimat ist nicht nur, wo das Herz liegt.

Heimat ist vor allem der Platz, der mich zurückgeliebt hat.” (Übersetzung: Susann Kinghorn)

Am Sonntag, den 17.

November um 18 Uhr sind alle herzlich willkommen in der Deutschen EvangelischLutherischen Kirche zu einer besinnlichen Stunde mit Texten von Eva Zeller. Es lesen: Anton und Monika von Wietersheim sowie Herbert und Irene Schier. Musikalisch wird die Lesung von Andrea von Wietersheim und Kollegen gestaltet. Der Eintritt zu dieser Veranstaltung ist frei. Spenden zu Gunsten des Santa Shoe Box Projektes sind herzlich willkommen.

Zum “Offenen Weihnachtssingen” am Montag, den 25. November, um 19 Uhr im Haus der Jiugend lädt die Deutsche Evangelisch-Lutherische Kirche herzlich ein.

Am 30. November nicht verpassen - findet der großartige Weihnachtsmarkt im Green Market Centre in der Libertine-AmathilaStraße von 12h00 bis 21h00 Uhr statt.

Vorweihnachtliches Sonderangebot bis Mitte Dezember nur für Namibier: Locker-vom-Hocker 1,2,3,4,5,6 N$ 200,- pro Buch.

Bitte melden bei Susann Kinghorn 0812538850

Ein deftiges Steak vom Wild gehört auch zur Speisekarte Foto: Privat!

Swakopmund (sk) Jeder Küstenbewohner sollte inzwischen wissen, dass die kulinarischen Genüsse im HoIch finde tel Deutsches Haus Der Herr keine Fliege absolut nicht zu verachwünschen? ten sind. Außerdem in meiner gibt es zum MittagesSuppe! sen immer eine Sonderspeisekarte zu erschwinglichen Preisen.

Beantworten Sie die folgenden drei Fragen, wenn Sie etwas aus der Feinschmecker- Palette gewinnen möchten: 1. Mit wieviel Sternen darf das Hotel Deutsches Haus prunken?

2. In welcher Straße befindet sich das Hotel Deutsches Haus?

3. Wer ist die ManageKlagelied eines Junggesellen rin des Hotel Deutsches Mir fehlt etwas, mir ist nicht recht, Haus? doch wüßt ich wohl, was ich wohl möcht’.

Zu gewinnen sind: Ich möcht’ was, und ich weiß warum, 1. Ein Dinner für 2 das geht mir so im Kopf herum.

Personen im Werte von N$ 400,-; Heut” sprangen mir von meiner Hos’ 2. Ein Dinner für 2 schon wieder mal zwei Knöpfe los; Personen im Werte von da setzt’ ich mich und näht’ herum N$ 350,-; wohl eine Stund’, bis ich ganz krumm; 3. Ein Mittagessen für 2 bin dann zu Probsten hingerennt, Personen im Werte von zu schlürfen, was man Kaffee nennt.

N$ 250,-.

Da fühlt’ ich wieder mal so recht, Senden Sie Ihre Antdaß mir was fehlt, was ich wohl möcht’. worten bis zum 25.

November per mail oEin Gast, ein traurig-schmerzensvoller, der whatsapp an susann saß ich zu Mittag dann beim Koller. kinghorn@gmail.com Die Serviette war beschmutzt, oder 0812538850. die Gabel war nicht abgeputzt, Die Gewinner werden kurzum, ich fühlte da so recht, am 29. November bedass mir was fehlt, was ich wohl möcht. kanntgegeben.

Und abends in der Dämmerfrist, wenn man so ganz alleinig ist, da möcht’ ich wohl so dann und wann etwas zu titscheln-tatscheln ha’n.

Jedoch – da fühle ich so recht, dass mir was fehlt, was ich wohl möcht.

Worte der Woche

Was soll der Mensch des Abends tun?

Ich denk, zum Kappler geh ich nun; da sitz ich so bei meinem Bier als wie ein rechtes Murmeltier, und fühle wieder mal so recht, dass mir was fehlt, was ich wohl möcht.

Illustration: Carola Oelofse

Nun tönt die Glocke zwölf vom Turm, ich muß nach Haus, ich armes Wurm.

Es fällt der Schnee, der Wind geht kühl, daß ich’s durch Hemd und Hosen fühl, und komm’ ich endlich dann nach Haus und zieh mich zähneklappernd aus, und steig ins Bett, – so fühl ich recht, daß mir was fehlt, was ich wohl möcht.

Wilhelm Busch

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Locker vom Hocker Zu viele Selfies machen User unsympathisch Leben und Tod

Wenn Menschen oft Selfies in sozialen Medien posten, macht sie das für andere unsympathisch. Sie werden als unsicher und von sich selbst eingenommen gesehen.

Dagegen machen User, die „Posies“ posten, also Fotos, die jemand anderes von ihnen gemacht hat, einen besseren Eindruck. Zu diesem Erebnis kommt eine Studie der Washington State University. „Posie“-Poster sind die Guten. „Selfies sind nicht unbedingt ein Zeichen von Egozentrikern, aber andere könnten uns anhand der Zahl von Selfies, die wir posten, dafür halten.

Möglicherweise sehen ‚Posies‘ natürlicher oder realistischer aus oder vielleicht haben Selfies

in der Popkultur eine negative Konno-ta-tion angenommen“, erklärt Studienautor Christopher Barry.

Für die Studie hat das Team 119 Studenten befragt. Diese mussten 30 Instagram-Profile bewerten. Es stellte sich heraus, dass Profile, die viele „Posies“ enthalten, sympathisch wirken. Die Befragten hielten solche User für erfolgreich, extrovertiert, selbstbewusst und für gute Freunde. Bei Profilen mit vielen Selfies dagegen war der Effekt das genaue Gegenteil.

Vor allem Selfies, bei denen das physische Aussehen im Mittelpunkt steht, wie beispielsweise beim Muskelspiel vor dem Spiegel, rufen eine negative Reaktion hervor. Außerdem sind ältere Selfie-Poster unsympathischer als jüngere.

Haarlimerick

Schwarze Schoko

2. Es flämmte 'ne Frau in Bad Neuenahr/ beim Rumpsteakflambieren ihr tolles Haar./ Doch ist man als Skin auf jeden Fall in,/gut eingecremt glänzt alles wunderbar.

Möchten Sie den Gedanken teilen, dass jede geweinte Träne auch einmal versiegt und man sich doch immer wieder die Nase putzt?

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

Zeit und grenzenloser Raum allen Nichtigkeiten dieser Welt nur ein müdes Lächeln entlocken. Und dann?

Schreiben gegen den Tod an! Ich habe mich also hingesetzt, nicht auf einen Hocker, aber dafür erstaunlich locker, denn die Worte, die gegen den Tod anschreiben, kamen wie ein Wasserfall, automatisch fließend, nicht aufhören wollend und von nichts und niemandem aufzuhalten.

Was ist dieses “Gegen den Tod anschreiben”?

Es ist ein Festhaltenwollen. Ist es nicht so, liebe Leser? Wollen

das innerste Innere des Computers für die Ewigkeit einzustanzen!

Und plötzlich tauchte dieser Gedankenfunke wieder auf, als die 33jährige Freundschaft mit “meiner” lieben Guddi vergangene Woche schlagartig durch den Tod beendet wurde. Ja, auch wenn man weiss, dass das Ende naht - ein Tod bleibt immer abrupt.

Was habe ich getan, als ich von dem Hineingleiten eines wertvollen Menschen in das Nirwana der Erlösung erfuhr? Ab in die Namibwüste, wo endlose

wir das, was uns so wertvoll ist, nicht allzu gerne für immer bewahren und niemals hergeben? Ich empfinde es so.

Und dann ist da noch eine ganz wichtige Frage, die ich mir - und Ihnen - stelle: Was würden wir tun, wenn wir wüssten, dass wir morgen sterben? Was würden all die machthungrigen Politiker dieser Erde, die gierigen Geschäftsmänn e r, p a s s i o n i e r t e n Streithähne, besessenen Gewalttäter, unzufriedenen Geister und ruhelosen Seelen anders machen, wenn sie wüssten, dass heute ihr letzter Tag ist?

Wäre diese Welt nicht eventuell eine bessere bei dem klaren Bewusstsein, dass morgen unser letztes Stündchen auf dieser geliebten Erde geschlagen hat - oder das letzte Stündchen eines Menschen, der sich über Jahre an unser Herz geschweißt hat? Ich glaube, ja!

Ich gehöre zwar keiner der großen Weltreligionen an, aber daran glaube ich: Dass wir so viel besser Menschen

wären und die Erde daher auch viel besser dran wäre, wenn wir wüssten, dass wir morgen nicht mehr ihren betäubenden VeldGeruch einatmen könnten, nicht mehr das rauhe Sandpapier ihrer Existenz unter den Fußsohlen kribbelig-wohlig fühlen könnten, nicht mehr ihre bezaubernd-bunte

Selfie vor den Pyramiden „Es kann sein, dass man durch Posies sozial aufgeschlossener wirkt als durch Selfies.

Zu viele Selbstporträts erwecken den Eindruck, man habe kein ausgeprägtes soziales Umfeld“, meint Barry.

Ein weiteres Ergebnis der Studie: Unsympathisch wirkende User haben die größere Präsenz in sozialen Medien. Sie verfügen

über mehr Follower und folgen selbst auch mehr anderen Usern.

Den Forschern zufolge werden auf Instagram in den USA pro Sekunde 1000 Selfies gepostet. User sollten das aber maßvoll tun, um ihrem eigenen Image nicht zu schaden.

Aus dem Internet

Hexenhäuschen 1. Vor viel tausend Jah-ren in Afrika,/ da war'n aufrecht ste-hende Affen da. /Die hüllten sich fein in Tierpelze ein./ Das nennt man dann heut’ unsere Ahnenschar.-

Liebe Küstenleser!

Vor vielen Jahren konnte ich die Perspektive des großartigen kolumbianischen Autors Gabriel Garcia Marquez, der sein literarisches Schaffen ein “Gegen den Tod anschreiben” nannte, absolut nachvollziehen.

Genau, Gabriel, der du vor fünf Jahren in die Ewigkeit eingegangen bist und nun nicht mehr gegen den Tod anzuschreiben brauchst deshalb kritzel ich ja auch seit meiner Grundschulzeit all diese Worte auf Papier bzw. hau sie heute in die Tastatur, um sie in

Diese Kunstwerke der Himmelsbäckerei sind bei Heidi Grashopp zu erwerben. Da sie auf Bestellung bäckt, wäre es ratsam, sich bei ihr zu melden. Ihre Handynummer ist 0813714919

Farbenpracht mit unseren komplexen Sehorganen aufsaugen und ihre betörende Naturmusik mit geschlossenen Augen in das Innerste unserer Gehörmuschel hineinfließen lassen könnten. Ja, daran glaube ich, dass wir als Eintagsfliegen eine freiere und schillerndere Welt hätten ohne Streitsucht, Hass, Neid, Eifersucht und all diese unnötigen Dinge, mit denen wir uns belasten. Das glaube ich, dass wir uns angesichts des Bewusstseins eines morgigen Todes plötzlich mit einer daunenhaftmühelosen Leichtigkeit von all den nassen und daher schwierig zu öffenenden Schifferknoten befreien würden, die das volle, pralle Leben in uns nur unnötig hemmen. Könnte man das dann nicht ein Paradies bereits auf Erden nennen und auf den Garten Eden nach dem Tod, von dem wir alle eigentlich nicht wissen, wie er wirklich aussieht, verzichten?

Das fragt sich Ihre Susann Kinghorn

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WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Home Based Business (Cash Loan) ON ERF: 4318 TOWNSHIP: Kuisebmond STREET: James Brown Street.

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 Cash Loan on the site.

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 106D, Civic Centre.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the undersigned, in writing, not later than 6 December 2019.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): M B Murera, P O Box 5267, Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay

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Drug Problems We can help you get your life back Narcotics Anonymous Meets: on Wednesdays at 18:30 in Walvis Bay on Thurdays at 18:30 in Swakopmund

HELPLINE: 081 243 2649

ESTATE NOTICE Estate No: E1821/2019 In the estate of the late Barbara Elisabeth Fritze, Id no: 300805 0005 6, who died on 22 August 2019, resided at Unit No.7, Antonius Residenz, Swakopmund, Namibia and who was widowed.

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 E AHRENS Agent of the CoExecutors

c/o KINGHORN ASSOCIATES Haus Altona 2 - 6 Tobias Hainyeko Street P O Box 1455 Tel: (064) - 405051 Swakopmund (Ref: HEA/AV EST 207/0001-50)

MINISTRY OF TRADE & INDUSTRY LIQUOR ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A COMMITTEE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998 (Regulations 14, 26 & 33)

Notice is given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the Regional Liquor Licencing Committee, Region Erongo.

1. Name and postal address of applicant: Julia Huses, P O Box 3520, Walvis Bay. 2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Gebasen D.J. Trading CC. 3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: !Gaus Village, Daures Constituency, Erongo Region.

4. Nature and details of application: General D e a l e r, L a u n d r y Services, Cleaning Mining, Construction, Transport, Logistics, Security Services, Import & Export ect.

5. Clerk of the court with whom application will be lodged: Omaruru Region.

6. Date on which application will be lodged: 2 October 2019.

7. Date of meeting of Committee at which application will be heard: 8 January 2020.

Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 of the Act in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Secretary of the Committee to reach the Secretary not less than 21 days before the date of the meeting of the Committee at which the application will be heard.

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NOTICES & VACANCIES WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME

WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME

CONSENT: Day-Care Centre ON ERF: 2075 TOWNSHIP: Kuisebmond STREET: Khomas Hochland Street

CONSENT: Home Based Business (Hair Salon) ON ERF: 2989 Kuisebmond TOWNSHIP: Kuisebmond STREET: Agaart Street.

In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to establish a Day-Care Centre on the site.

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 Hair and Beauty Salon (in my garage) 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.

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 106D, Civic Centre.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and undersigned, in writing, not later than 6 December 2019.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the undersigned, in writing, not later than 6 December 2019.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Hilma Kamati, P O Box 7491, Kuisebmond

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Max Hango Mwaala, P O Box 13, Arandis

MINISTRY OF TRADE & INDUSTRY LIQUOR ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A COMMITTEE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998 (Regulations 14, 26 & 33)

Notice is given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the Regional Liquor Licencing Committee, Region Erongo.

1. Name and postal address of applicant: Kashanu Matheus Shaanika, P O Box 564, Walvis Bay. 2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Mr Grill Trading CC. 3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: Erf 2981, Agaat Street, Kuisebmond.

4. Nature and details of application: Special Liquor License.

5. Clerk of the court with whom application will be lodged: Walvis Bay. 6. Date on which application will be lodged: 31 October 2019.

7. Date of meeting of Committee at which application will be heard: 11 December 2019.

Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 of the Act in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Secretary of the Committee to reach the Secretary not less than 21 days before the date of the meeting of the Committee at which the application will be heard.

MUNICIPALITY OF WALVIS BAY SALE OF ERVEN 3071 AND 3076 WALVIS BAY Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 62(2)(b) of the Local Authorities Act, 1992 (Act 23 of 1992), as amended, that the Municipality of Walvis Bay intends to sell, by private transaction, Erven 3071 and 3076 Walvis Bay to Neptune Property Developments (Pty) Ltd for the development of a new hotel and associated parking.

Description: Location:

Erven 3071 and 3076 Walvis Bay The parking area between Sixth Street and Sam Nujoma Avenue, and opposite the First National Bank.

Area: 1,199m² and 1,147m² (2,346m² in total) Zoning: General Business with a bulk factor of 2.0 Purchase price: N$3,519,000.00 (N$1,500/m²) plus N$527,850.00 (15% VAT) An additional amount of N$351,900.00 is to be paid towards landscaping and the establishment of green belts. Note that the developer is required to secure an appropriate number of public parking spaces in favour of the Municipal Council of Walvis Bay and the general public.

Full particulars pertaining to the sale will lie open for inspection by interested persons until Monday, 2 December 2019 at Room 29, Municipal Offices, Kuisebmond. For more information, please contact Mr J Manale by telephone (064) 201 3338 during office hours.

Further take note that any interested party who wishes to object to the proposed sale may lodge such objection together with the grounds thereof, with the Manager: Housing and Properties at the above address or to Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay, not later than Monday, 2 December 2019 at 12:00.

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

PERMANENT CLOSURE OF ERVEN 3071 AND 3076 WALVIS BAY Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 50(3)(a)(ii) and 50(3)(a)(iv) of the Local Authorities Act (Act No.23 of 1992), as amended, that the Municipality of Walvis Bay intends to permanently close Erven 3071 and 3076 Walvis Bay as a public parking area in total extent 2,346m2. The proposed permanent closure is to enable the Municipality of Walvis Bay to sell the erven to Neptune Property Developments (Pty) Ltd for the development of a new hotel and associated parking.

Description: Location:

Erven 3071 and 3076 Walvis Bay The parking area between Sixth Street and Sam Nujoma Avenue, and opposite the First National Bank.

Area: 1,199m² and 1,147m² (2,346m² in total) Zoning: General Business with a bulk factor of 2.0 Purchase price: N$3,519,000.00 (N$1,500/m²) plus N$527,850.00 (15% VAT) Full particulars of the application and a locality map lie open for inspection during normal office hours at the Town Planning Section, Room 101, Municipal Head Offices, Civic Centre, Nangolo Mbumba Drive, Walvis Bay or at Housing and Properties, Room 29, Kuisebmond Municipal Offices, Nathaniel Maxuilili Avenue, Kuisebmond.

PERMANENT CLOSURE OF ERVEN 3071 AND 3076 WALVIS BAY AS A PUBLIC PARKING AREA Note that the developer is required to secure an appropriate number of public parking spaces in favour of the Municipal Council of Walvis Bay and the general public.

Further take note that any interested party who wishes to object to the proposed permanent closure may lodge such objection together with the grounds thereof, with the Council and the applicant, in writing, not later than Monday, 2 December 2019.

Council The Chief Executive Officer Manager: Town Planning Section Municipality of Walvis Bay Private Bag 5017 Walvis Bay Email: enambahu@walvisbaycc.org.na

Applicant Stewart Planning Town & Regional Planners P. O. Box 2095 Walvis Bay 064 280 773 Email: bruce@sp.com.na

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PROPERTIES TO RENT HOUSE FOR RENT IN ARANDIS 4 Bedroom house for rent in Arandis, Geyser in place.

Available from 1 December 2019 N$ 3500, deposit required. contact: 0812953744 To rent in Walvis Bay Meersig: 3 bedroom house with open plan kitchen, Study Room, 1 bathroom, Separate toilet, Single garage, pet friendly yard, water and electricity excluded, to rent for N$8 000 per month, Deposit required, available immediately For more info message 081 277 9268 Flat to rent in Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay, Kabeljou Suburb One Bedroom flat with lounge, kitchenette, shower and toilet.

Water and electricity included Price: N$ 4,800.00 Deposit: N$ 2,500.00 Immediately available – life time rental opportunity!!!

Contact details: 0812061914 or 0811248112 To rent in Town Walvis Bay, near WB Private High School 1 Bedroom Flat with own entrance and small yard kitchen and full bathroom 1 Garage and alarm system Water and electricity included for one person To rent for N$ 4000 p/m N$ 4000.00 p/m Deposit required!

Available immediately For more info message 081 277 9268 TO RENT: Kuisebmond 2 bedrooms, kitchen with bic, lounge, no bic inside of rooms, toilet/shower N$ 4 500.00 p/m Water incl.

Prepaid available.

Available 1 Dec Deposit N$ 4 500.00 neg. to pay in 2 months Contact: 081 255 9066 081 299 1232 TO RENT: Walvis Bay, Lagoon Backyard flat available 1 bedroom, open plan kitchen, bic, bathroom and garage.

Available immediately.

N$ 5575.00 p/m No deposit required.

Call Charleen: 081 163 5000 064 460 555

PROPERTIES TO RENT

TO LET NARRAVILLE N$ 2700 – 1 Bed flat, W + E incl N$ 3850 – 2 Bed flat N$ 6950 – 3 Bed house N$ 9250 – 3 Bed house with 1 bed flat incl. w & alarm Please call Merle 0811583462 to view TO RENT: Narraville, Backyard Flat 2x bedroom flat, open plan kitchen, bathroom BIC in bedrooms and kitchen.

W/E incl.

N$ 4 000.00 p/m Deposit negotiable Available immediately Contact: 081 450 7439 081 220 5705 TO RENT: Narraville, Langenhoven str 146 One bedroom, Kitchen, toilet, shower, hot water W/E incl.

N$ 3 000.00 p/m Plus deposit N$ 2 000.00 Contact: 081 447 3214 081 654 7097 TO RENT: Single room, kitchen, own shower/toilet Hot water W/E incl.

N$ 2 300.00 p/m N$ 1 000.00 deposit Contact: 081 458 4914 TO RENT: Kabeljou Two bedrooms + kitchen W/E incl.

N$ 4 300.00 p/m N$ 2 000.00 deposit Contact: 081 458 4914 TE HUUR: Narraville Een slaap kamer woonstel W/L ingsl.

N$ 3 000.00 p/m Deposit kan oor twee maande betaal word.

Verkieslik enkellopend Kontak: 081 749 6822 TE HUUR OF TE KOOP: Nr 4 Theo Ben Gurirab, Walvis Bay Naby skool 4 Slaapkamers, 2 badkamers, sitkamer, eetkamer, groot kombuis Motorhuis vir 3 motors Hoe mure Kontak: 081 241 5367 TO RENT: Christiaan Eiman Str 1x Bachelor Flat to rent, 1 bedroom kitchen toilet and shower.

Monthly N$ 2 800.00 deposit 1 000.00. immediate available.

Contact: Heidi – 081 255 8457 Please note: No Garage available.

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TO LET SWAKOPMUND HAGE HEIGHTS 2 Bed flat, with single garage – N$ 6500 CENTRAL 2 Bed flat with garageN$ 5000 2 Bed flat with garage, CBD – N$ 7500 3 Bed house with double garage – N$ 9500 VOGELSTRAND Fully Furnished 2 bed flat with Double garage – N$ 9900 MILE 4 2 Bed Flat, fully furnished – N$ 7500 Call Lucille 0811696216 for viewing TO RENT: Swakopmund Bachelor flat available immediately.

NHE houses, opposite Tamariskia Main bedroom with bic and DSTV cable. Kitchen with BIS. Preferable single person.

N$ 3 000.00 p/m Deposit N$ 3 000.00 Only water included.

No garage.

Call: 081 148 3893 TO RENT: Narraville 1 bedroom with bic open plan kitchen with bic, stove and breakfast nook, bathroom with shower, whb and toilet. Ideal for single or young married couple. No garage.

W/E incl.

N$ 3 500.00 p/m Deposit negotiable Contact: 081 449 3134 TO RENT: Pelican Village, Tamariskia Swakopmund 3 bedroom flat 2½ bathroom One garage, balcon, own entrance backyard Available now N$ 6 800.00 p/m Plus N$ 5 000.00 Water incl.

Call: 081 122 9080 TO RENT: One bedroom flat N$ 1 950.00 p/m Water incl.

Contact: 081 272 4326 081 441 4405 TO RENT: Meersig, ext 1, Walvis Bay 1x bachelor flat N$ 3 900.00 p/m Deposit payable in 3 months Safe parking W/E incl Available immediately Contact Mr Smith 081 658 8889 085 258 8889

PROPERTIES TO RENT TO RENT: Close to PRO-ED 3 bedroom apartment, 2 bathrooms, tandem garage.

N$ 8 000.00 p/m + deposit required.

Contact: 085 524 6915 TO RENT: Matutura, Swakopmund 2 bedroom house, open plan kitchen and bathroom with shower.

Available: 20 November Rent: N$ 3 000.00 p/m + N$ 1 500.00 deposit For more info contact Jasmene: 081 847 7145 Doreen: 081 213 0044 TO RENT: Vineta, Swakopmund 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, laundry, open lounge, dining area water and electricity included. Free Wifi, available: Dec 2019 N$ 5 800.00 p/m + Deposit neg.

Contact: 081 274 8746 TO RENT: Office Space, Apex park Tamariskia First floor Available: Immediately N$ 3 500.00 p/m Contact: 081 747 8829 / 064 463 630 TO RENT: Vineta, Swakopmund 1 bedroom furnished flat, 1 bathroom, kitchen, lounge, no garage.

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N$ 4 800.00 p/m Contact: 081 128 6776 TO RENT: Swakopmund Business space 87 m² containing office, reception, show room, strong room, kitchen, WC. N$ 4 350.00 p/m Contact: 081 890 6349 / 402 2633 HOUSE FOR RENT IN ARANDIS 4 Bedroom house for rent in Arandis.

Geyser in place.

Available from 1 December 2019 N$ 3500, deposit required. contact: 0812953744 TO LET: Very spacious one bedroom flat with own garage and courtyard & braai area available 1 December for a couple or a small family.

N$ 5500 p.m + Deposit W/E incl.

Close to Venus shopping centre in town Sam Nujoma Drive Contact: 0814903154

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TO LET KUISEBMOND N$ 3850 – 3 Bed, single garage N$ 3700 – Brand new 2 bed house, single garage N$ 3000 - 2 Bed unit, single garage N$ 3300 – Brand new 2 bed house near the beach N$ 2800 – 2 Bed flat N$ 4200 – Double story 3 bed house, water incl N$ 3300 – 2 Bed, single garage N$ 6500 – Shop space in main rd Please call Talitha 0813373669 to view 3-Schlafzimmerhaus in Kramersdorf Swakopmund mit: 3 Garagen, 3 Flats, geschützter Innenhof.

Alarmsystem. Geeignet als Gästehaus / Wohngemeinschaft. Ab sofort, langfristig zu vermieten.

N$ 12,000.00 /Monat + Deposit.

Tel. ab 14h00 : 064-402927 oder 081- 2083531 TO RENT: Meersig 1 bedroom, open plan kitchen, lounge Own courtyard In complex BIC + stove No garage.

N$ 4000.00 p/m Plus deposit N$ 2000.00 Immediately available.

Contact: 081 232 2474 TO RENT: 2 x 2 Bedroom flats , lounge open plan kitchen and own bathroom ..one with garage and one with no garage.

With garage R4200 + deposit own water with prepaid electricity. The one without garage is R3850 + Deposit R3850 own water and electricity.

Contact on whatsup or email +27826218592 or ebanclarke@gmail.com TO RENT: Two bachelor flats available in Kabeljou Kuisebmond N$ 2 500.00 p/m & N$ 2 800.00 p/m Incl water Electricity is pre paid.

Deposit required Garage space available at a minimal fee If interested call: 081 278 0918 081 147 3455 TO RENT: By Kotshamutenya Villa two bedroom flat with garage open kitchen Toilet. Including cupboards.

Very good N$ 4 760.00 p/m Plus deposit Excl water Prepaid electricity.

Call: 081 242 9604

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PROPERTIES TO RENT TE HUUR: Kantoor ruimte 2de vloer unit 21, Apex park, Swakopmund ± 120 vk / m² verdeel in 5 spasies, Beskikbaar N$ 5 900.00 p/m + Deposito.

Kontak J. Moller: 081 127 3449 TE HUUR SWAKOPMUND 3 SLAAPKAMER WOONSTEL, 2 BADKAMERS, SITKAMER, EETKAMER, KOMBUIS MET BAIE IGB KASTE, APARTE OPWAS EN IGB STOOF, DUBBEL MOTORHUIS. DEPOSITO BETAALBAAR .

KOOPKRAG EN WATER UITGESLUIT. BESKIKBAAR BEGIN JANUARIE 2020 HUUR N$ 8 000.00 p/m SKAKEL DOREEN: 081 767 3075 TE HUUR: Swakopmund 3 slaapkamer huis, 2 badkamers, tandem garage vanaf 01 Januarie, water ingesluit, koopkrag, alarmstelsel beskikbaar - aktivering / sekuriteitsdiens op huurder se onkoste.

N$ 8 000.00 p/m Kontak: 081 240 6171

PROPERTIES TO RENT

TO LET MEERSIG / LAGOON N$ 10000 – 3 Bed house with double garage N$ 9000 - 3 Bed house, double garage N$ 9300 – 4 Bed house, double garage N$ 7500 – 3 Bed house, double garage Please call Talitha 0813373669 to view

TO RENT: House Rosemund Swakopmund, Central Town walking distance to the beach Modern luxury unit Two bedrooms, main ensuite Study, two bathrooms, open plan kitchen / lounge Dining, single garage N$ 7 500.00 p/m Plus deposit Excl water Pre paid electricity.

Immediately available.

Contact: 081 292 5892 AJL Real Estate TO RENT: Narraville Walvis Bay two bedrooms, open plan kitchen / lounge bathroom, garage yard interlocked Outside flat occupied by owner N$ 5 500.00 p/m Plus deposit Water incl. pre paid meter Available immediately Contact: 081 292 5892 AJL Real Estate

PROPERTIES TO RENT

TO LET SWAKOPMUND TAMARISKIA 3 Bed house with single garage – N$ 6000 3 Bed house with double garage - N$ 8400 MONDESA 2 Bed house, no garage – N$ 4900 3 Bed House with Double garage – N$ 8750 Call Lucille 0811696216 for viewing

Deposit payable over 3 months

PROPERTIES FOR SALE FOR SALE: Private Sale Vogelstrand Swakopmund Erf for sale, below valuation Already rezoned and plans for 4 luxury apartments in place Valuation N$ 2.7 million Selling price N$ 1.8 million plus cost Contact: 081 235 3552

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CARS

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Erongo Women off to World Golf – Pair Kudus prepare for sevens Competition Rudi Bowe tournaments Women Golfers Lucille Abrahams and Rina Knight from the Rossmund Golf Club in Swakopmund will represent Namibia at the World Golf Pairs competition next week in Algrave, Portugal.

The two women have to compete against women of all major countries in the world and will represent Namibian with pride.

The Principal and staff of Swakopmund Christian Academy congratulated Ms Lucille Abrahams, the music and choir teacher at the Academy and her partner Ms Rina Knight and wished them all the best and good success to bring the WORLD CUP to “The Land of The Brave”.

Kudu Rugby Club in Walvis Bay are preparing for a sevens rugby tournament hosted by Wesbank Rugby Club in Malmesbury on 24 and 25 January 2020.

The tournament is one of the biggest seven tournaments in the Boland with 50 teams participating. The Boland and WP's top teams will participate with Maties, University of Western Cape and Durbell Rugby Club with big guns from Boland Roses United and Saldanha already confirmed their participation, Kudus Rugby Club's management invite all old and prospective Kudu players for the 2020 season to attend the training sessions that started the past Tuesday and will be until the second week of the New Year.

The final selected team will be leaving for Malmesbury on Wednesday 22 January and return to Walvis Bay on Sunday 26 January. All interested players can contact Lionel Muller (081 128 1835).

Kudus will hold their Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Saturday 23 November at the Atlantic Hotel in Walvis Bay. All players old and new as well as the supporters and the general public ear invited to attend the AGM that will start at 14:00.

FNB Inter-Branch Golf tournament comes to a close From left to right are Peter Links the Principal of Swakopmund Christian Academy, Ms Regina The 34th First National Bank (FNB) Inter Branch tournament Plaatjie Senior Primary Head at the Academy, Lucille Abrahams the Teacher and Golf Player and comes to a close with about 90 players each day at Rossmund.

Ms Roseline Bussel Junior Primary head at the Academy Players from the Free State, Gobabis, Tsumeb, Okahandja, Omeya, Windhoek, Walvis Bay, Henties Bay and of course Rossmund entred for the well organized tournament with the Vice President of Sages South Africa - Martin van Eeden also in the fray.

The organizers thank the sponsors for their generous donations with First National Bank being the anchor sponsor assisted by LR Parts, Premier Construction, Advertising Displays, Thovo Therm and Namibian Breweries – without you guys this week is not possible.

By the time we reached day three the competition started to heat up with some players coming through with their best scores of the week.

Overall Individual Winners: “A” Division: Achmet Abrahams 140 points c/o, Eddy van Wyk 140 points, Jan van Wyk 133 points c/o.

“B“ Division: Tim Botha 140 points, Oswald Roos 139 points, Rina Knight 134 points c/o. “C“ Division Ivan Perry 130 points, Bruce Burns 126 points c/o, Gerd Vogel 126 points.

Team Winners: Dolphins – 409 points (Clive Lawrence, Warren Theron, Theo Haimbondi and Eddy van Wyk); Windhoek 1 - 398 points (Fanie Oosthuizen, Jan van Wyk, Hans Haraseb and George Vink); Kestrels – 396 points (Achmet Abrahams, Tim Botha, FNB sponsorship handover left to right are Stuart Moir (FNB- Deputy Chairman), Roeline Nell (FNB Swakopmund), Dougie Smith and Mark Jacobs).

Achmet Abrahams (Sages President) and Lynne van der Walt (Coastal Sages) The Pink Raffle generated N$9 000 in support of cancer for which the organisers are truly thankful with Anton Welgemoed, WE Spence, Trevor Mills, Christo Botha and Johnny Flook as the winners.

The Prestige Accounting Golf day was held on Wednesday 13 November with a good field of + thirty golfers.

The winner on a fantastic 42 points from a 6 handicap playing par for the course was Tony Boesch followed by Bruce Burns with an excellent 39 points – showing that he can still play some good golf.

Our 9 hole winner was decided on a count out with Mario Polster taking home the laurels 19 points over the back nine.

Unfortunately Fritz was unable to join us on the day – the organisers thanked him for his support of our Wednesday golf competitions.

National Sages in Windhoek - FYI the Fundraiser Raffle was won

by Chris Muir, AJM Kalvelagen, Svenja Blum – the N$180 000 generated was divided amongst various charities throughout Namibia. Well done guys for all your hard work.

Coming Events:16 – 17 November – the NALGU Ladies Rossmund Open sponsored by Swakopmund Plaza Hotel Saturday 16 November – Club sponsored Betterball Stableford.

Wednesday 20 November – our sponsors are Williams & Knight Insurance Brokers Saturday 23 November – 40 years Birthday Bash - Betterball L/R Winners: Team Dolphins - Clive Lawrence; Roeline Nell (FNB); Theo Haimbondi; Eddy van Wyk and Achmet Saturday 30 November – Medal Master sponsored by Novanam/ Abrahams (Sages President) Pescanova.

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MR24/7 Welwitschia's makes it three out of three

Rudi Bowe

The MR24/7 Coastal Welwitschia's maintains their momentum in the Cricket Premier League 50-over season. Over the past weekend they beat WHS Old Boys by 5 wickets on home ground in Windhoek. MR24/7 Welwitschia’s remain unbeaten with all three their first season games wins.

The 50-over Cricket Premier League started on a high note for the Coastal MR24/7 Welwitschia's when they won the defending champions, Wanderers, by 156 runs. Then they beat CCD Tigers with a 45-run in their first two home games at the Sparta Club in Walvis Bay. The Coastal Mr24/7 Welwitschia's will play United tomorrow Saturday (16 November) at the Sparta cricket fields in Walvis Bay.

Klipdrift representative Xanrich Plaatjies hands the trophy to Walvis Bay champ Grant Mather. Several other Walvis Bay players also performed well in the tournament.

Mather won Gold Cup Rudi Bowe

Walvis Bay golf champ Grant Mather won the Klipdrift Gold Cup on Sunday at the Windhoek Country Club.

Namibia Sevens did not qualify for Olympics

The Namibian Sevens Rugby team Rudi Bowe

The Namibian Sevens Rugby team could not make it for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. The team came an overall fifth in the Africa Men's Sevens Rugby tournament in Johannesburg, unfortunately not good enough to qualify for the 2020.

Namibia got off to a winning start though international tournament. as they beat Tunisia 26-21. In their first Zimbabwe won the bronze medal as they game they lost 35-17 to Uganda and 33-0 beat Madagascar 24-7 in the third place to Kenya. On the second day the play-off. Senegal beat Nigeria 14-12 to Namibians re-grouped to beat Senegal finish seventh, Ghana beat Morocco 33-10 38-19 and thus qualified for the fifth to finish ninth, Tunisia beat the Ivory Coast place play-off, where they comfortably 19-14 to finish 11th and Mauritius beat beat Zambia 28-5.

Botswana 31-0 to finish 13th.

In the semi-finals on Saturday, Kenya Final ranking at the 2019 Africa Men's beat Madagascar 40-14, while Uganda Sevens: beat Zimbabwe 21-12 in the semi-finals. 1. Kenya 2. Uganda 3. Zimbabwe 4.

Kenya beat Uganda 29-0 in the final to Madagascar 5. Namibia 6. Zambia win the gold medal and qualified for the 7. Senegal 8. Nigeria 9. Ghana 10. Morocco 2020 Olympic Games. Uganda still has a 11. Tunisia 12. CĂ´te D'Ivoire 13. Mauritius chance to qualify for the Olympics at an 14. Botswana

The competition, one of the most popular annual Golf tournaments and is sponsored by Klipdrift. A total of 45 of the country's top golfers were in action, including members of the national golf team.

Mather finished with a narrow margin against Likius Nande. Mather played rounds of 70, 70 and 66, compared to Nande's equally impressive 69, 68 and 70.

The results were as follows: Overall Gross Champion: 1. Grant Mather (206), 2. Likius Nande (207).

Best Net: 1. Kevin Wentzel (206, count), 2. Johannes Goagoseb (206).

Division A, Gross Winner: 1. Stanley Gawanab (218), 2. Cilliers Sachse (227).

Best Net: 1. Karl Swartz (215), 2. Wilfred Lohmann (216).

Division B, Gross Winner: 1. Chris Heunis (232), 2. Tewis Burger (233).

Best Net: 1. Helmut Ndjendja (211), 2. Joseph Martin (215).

Division C, Gross Winner: 1. Hermud Kadhila (162), 2. Toady Gurirab (171).

Best Net: 1. Heinrich Schmidt (134), 2. Marten Kapewasha (142).

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Coastal Pirates dominate at the NIIHA Championships Rudi Bowe

The highlight on the calendar of Namibian Inline Hockey, the NIIHA Championship, was hosted over the weekend at the Dome Swakopmund.

The four best inline hockey clubs in Namibia participated and battled it out in the various age divisions. The ultimate prize was the Theo's Superspar Trophy.

Coastal Pirates dominated the championship and won gold in 7 of the 10 age divisions.

Coastal Pirates ended the championship with honours, winning the under 12, 14, 16 and 18 as well as the Ladies, Ladies Masters and Open Divisions.

The final game in the under 8 division between Kamikaze Red and Coastal Pirates Black ended as a draw (one goal each on the scoreboard). The game went into extra time for another 10 minutes and the draw remained. Play was continued for another 10 min, with Kamikaze Red scoring the pivotal goal and emerging as the champion in under 8 division.

Kamikaze took home the championship trophies in the under 8 and seniors divisions, whereas Cazadores had to accept several silver and bronze medals as runners-up.

The achievements of Coastal Pirates and its players are; 2019 NIIHA Champs results: Under 8 A – Silver, Under 10 A – fourth, Under 12, 14, 16, 18, Ladies, Ladies Masters and Open – Gold and Seniors – Bronze.

Top Goal Scorers: (with goals in brackets) Under 10 – George Tjaahapi (50) Gold, Under 12 – Mati Laporte (18) Gold and Kyron Ihlein (11) Bronze, Under 14 – Christine Rottcher (22) Gold and Corinna Weimann (22) Gold, Under 16 – Max Finkelday (17) Silver and Pablo Laporte (16) Bronze, Under 18 – Wim Van Der Plas (14) Gold, Amandus Roettcher (12) Gold and Max Kinkeldey (11) Bronze, Ladies Masters – Bridgit Kristin-Justinussen (2) Gold, ImkeSibold (2) Gold, Brigit Ellinger (1) Bronze and Angelique Punzul (1) Bronze. Seniors – Sven Pajewski (13) Gold and Micheal Byrne

(10) Bronze. Ladies – Christine Roettcher (13) Gold and Corinna Weimann (28) Bronze. Open – Dave Hammond (45) Gold and Amandus Roettcher (29) Bronze.

Top Goal Assist: (with assists in brackets) Under 8 – Richard Gregory (15) Gold, Under 12 – Mati Laporte (18) Gold and Lomarie Fourie (11) Bronze, Under 14 – Christine Rottcher (28) Gold, Corinna Weimann (22) Silver and Mati Laporte (20) Bronze. Under 16 – Max Finkelday (20) Gold, Christine Coetzee (17) Silver and Pablo Laporte (11) Bronze. Under 18 – Max Finkelday (10) Gold and Wim Van Der Plas (7) Bronze. Ladies Masters – Birgit Ellinger (2) Gold, Lizzy Riettcher (2) Gold and Charne Dorn-Schnirring (1) Bronze. Seniors: Sven Pajewski (6) Silver. Ladies: Corinna Weimann (38) Gold and Christine Rottcher (29) Silver. Open: Wim Van Der Plas (30) Gold.

Top Goalies: (with percentage in brackets) Under 12 – Bridgit-Kristin Justinussen (95.38%) and for under 14 – (95.45%) Gold respectively, Under 16 – ArianVan Der Plas (86.51%) Silver, under 18 –RubenBacher (93.33%) Gold, Ladie Masters – StephanieKirchner (96.30%) Gold, seniors – WimVan Der Plas (88.33%) Gold, ladies – Bridgit-Kristin Justinussen (91.30%) Gold, Open – Ruben Bacher (93.29%) Gold.

The referee award of the year award went to Hanjo Zimny, with the awards for the most improved referees went to Sean ichti and Armandus Röttcher and JD Gerber and John Ipinge were awarded for their refereeing efforts for 2019 in the up and coming category.

President Namibian Ice and Inline Hockey Association (NIIHA) Dr Holger Mentzel said on behalf of the Namibian Inline Hockey community that the NIIHA thanked every club, parents, funs and sponsors for your support during the year and look forward to your support for 2020 and wishing everyone a blessed holiday and Christmas season.

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