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SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6428 TUESDAY 17 FEBRUARY 2015 Tel +264 64 205 854/+264 64 461 866/Fax +264 64 204 813/+264 64 461 824/Website www.namibtimes.net

Photo by Bernabe Blaauw

DRC feud heats up… again

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Marshallino Beukes

Answers from NHE Page 2

VerkeersverDisgruntled residents of Swakopmund’s DRC informal settle- ligting vir ment yesterday barred builders under the flagship of Power Narraville

“We will die for this land” - residents

Onyeno to continue removing people and their shacks from an area, allocated for Mass Housing structures.

According to the residents the shack dwellers were instructed to remove their homes since last week, without

prior notice from authorities, nor the contractor. The main concern of the residents seems to be the uncertainty Continues on page 2 Bladsy 5

Young Achievers issue-driven BEAUTY AMIDST THE RUINS: This surprisingly virtually undamaged Rose was all that remained of the Valentine’s Day celebrations on the day before the latest Read more on page 3 shack fires.

Developers are the land grabbers, not us – Kandume Swakopmund land grabbing issue intensifies

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Valentine's Day photos

Sharlien Tjambari

They started erecting their structures (shacks) at around 11:00 on Saturday morning and also made fire to cook some food they brought with them, to keep them going through the day.

The Mayor of Swakopmund, Mr Juuso Kambueshe also arrived at the scene and when asked what he was doing there, he said

he could not comment at that stage. Around 14:00 the police arrived at the scene and arrested Mr Kandume and Mr Engelhard /Uirab and a third person who was also part of the group, claiming that trespassing charges were laid against Mr Kandume and his group. According to the group members, the police told them to Continues on page 2

Vollies said farewell, "too soon"

Bernabé Blaauw The coastal community is shocked to silence by the sudden passing of Reinhard “Vollies” Voland (50), well-known in motorcycle and sport club circles.

Reinhard, better known as Vollies by everybody, passed away in die Roman Catholic Hospital in Windhoek late Sunday evening after he fell ill last week.

He was a familiar

figure in Walvis Bay on his beloved Harley Davidson, and also as manager of the popular Atlantis Sport Club.

Vollies was born on 14 October 1964, started his education Continues on page 2

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On Saturday, a group of landless people lead by Mr Gotthardt Kandume, the president of the Christian Democratic Voice Party, gathered at the piece of un-serviced land which they believe belongs to them and which they have been fighting for ever since last year December.

Reinhard “Vollies” Voland

Historical day for Erongo Volleyball

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Passionate Collector visits Swakopmund again Maria Davel-Wallis Alban Kempf (63) has been a collector and philatelist the last 59 years of his life. He was four when he received his first stamps from two of his uncles, who were also collectors - and he was hooked for life. He is a regular visitor to Namibia since 1975. He says his interest in the country and its history was kindled by a book he got from his mother as a present – "Traumland Südwest: Ein Buch der Wehmut und Erinnerung" from the pen of Hans-Otto Meissner.

Mr Kempf, who is a re- but also coins and medals He has been in Swakop- Baden was a sovereign also swopped between day air tickets dating from 1914/1915 – tickets tired banker, collects occasionally. His collec- mund the last four weeks, state from 1806 -1871, collectors. mainly stamps, first day tion already comprises of searching for pieces for and is now part of He will be attending se- for a flight on a special his collection, in which Baden-Württemberg in veral collectors’ gather- aeroplane brought from envelopes and postcards, more than 1 500 albums. he’s been focussing on Germany. ings in different parts of Germany, that flew from historical Germany and The value of that piece is the world in the coming Swakopmund to Windthe state, Baden, German now around 10 000 DM months, among others, hoek, via Usakos Karibib Southwest-Africa, South- (around N$70 000) – but Singapore, München, and Okahandja.

He says he’s already got west-Africa and Nami- he says it’s not for sale.

Melbourne and Berlin. bia.

He’s been travelling ex- And, like many collec- three of the set of five…..

His most precious piece tensively to attend collec- tors, he’s looking for that and he will keep lookis a postcard with a stamp tors’ gatherings and fairs, elusive piece or two, that ing and searching, until of Berkland in the old where items are put up for will bring him much joy he’s found them, and has German state of Baden. sale or auctioned, or often – in his case, two first made his set complete.

Alban Kempf – German collector and philatelist

Developers are the land grabbers, not us – Kandume Continued from page 1

Mayor Juuso Kambueshe on the premises

remove the structure and vacate the land, or else they (the police) would return within two hours and demolish it, and arrest the whole group. Later on the

police returned to the scene and arrested Mr Carbio Seibeb. “We were detained at the Mondesa police station and we were forced to give statements, which we refused to do - We said we will only give our statements in court,” says Mr Kandume.

According to Mr Kandume, they were detained for close to eight hours and later they were told that they were free to go.

“I asked them why they were releasing us and they said it is because no serious case was laid against us and that they only did it to scare us.

Later on during the night, around 00:00 they decided to

vacate as they were warned by the police officers that if they did not vacate, the matter would be taken seriously and they would have to appear in court. On Sunday afternoon they had their weekly meeting and they decided to call a meeting for 22 February.

According to Mr Kandume, the three groups, Mondesa, Tamariskia and the DRC informal Settlement concerned group, will sit and discuss the way forward during the meeting.

The groups also plan a massive march from 24- 27 February - this will form part of the national mass demonstration march on National Youth Day.

Mr Kandume says he believes that they will go up to a point where they will be sleeping at the Municipality to show just how serious they are.

Mr Kandume and Mr /Uirab also say they want to make it clear to the public that their group is not a political group as there are members from various other political groups amongst them who are also in search of land. According to Mr Kandume, they are sorting out some matters with their lawyers so that they can take legal action against the municipality. Mayor Juuso Kambueshe was not available for comment yesterday.

Vollies said farewell, "too soon" Continued from page 1

at the Deutsche Schule Windhoek (DSW) and finished his schooling at Jan Möhr High School in Windhoek in 1983.

After school he did his apprenticeship as Diesel mechanic at TransNamib whereafter he worked at various companies like Reflex, Otjihase mine and Old Mutual.

In 1997 he bought the Seagulls Bottle Store in Walvis Bay and in 2007 he became manager of the Atlantis Sport Club.

His wife Julie passed away in December 2010 after a marriage of 10 years.

He was also a founding member and president of the Live to Ride Motorcycle Club.

Co-biker and friend for many years, Jannie Vorster, says Vollies was a man who called a spade a spade and he will always treasure the trips they had to Gobabis, next to each other, all the way.

He fondly remembers that Vol-

lies always went on a bike trip, well prepared with pots and all, and says his stories will be told for many years to come.

Vorster says Vollies will leave a legacy behind in the biking fraternity.

He is survived by his parents, brother, two daughters and the extended family of the Atlantis Sport Club.

Further details and arrangements will be announced in the namib times.

DRC feud heats up… again Continued from page 1

of where they are supposed to move and also if they will be relocated on their current plots, after moving.

A communication gap between residents and the local authority furthermore appears to contribute to this scenario. The shack owners also complained about the fact that they are supposed to break down their own shacks, carry the building material to another place and start from scratch to construct a new home.

Mr Jerry Munyama of Power-Onyeno, which was rewarded the tender

to construct the houses under the umbrella of the National Housing Enterprise (NHE), noted that their instructions are only to build the houses and could not comment on where the residents will be moved or what the way forward looks like. He is of meaning that the Municipality of Swakopmund should explain the relocation procedure to the residents, in order to avoid such hitches.

On arrival, Mayor Juuso Kambueshe noted that it was “not such a big issue” and that the number of affected resi-

dents, whose shacks had been broken down and removed, would be calculated and a solution would be discussed with the groups’ representatives.

The DRC issue is ongoing for some time now and residents still do not have clarity on what is expected from them and exactly how the whole process will be dealt with. “The occupying of our land was the main reason why we had a liberation struggle. It seems like it is all starting over again, but only this time it is our own people and rich

developers who want to take our land from us. We will die for this piece of land,” was the message sent out by the angry residents. Late yesterday afternoon, the newspaper learnt that the removal of people from the area was temporarily paused, until an agreement between the concerned parties and the municipality are reached.

Power Onyeno won a massive contract to build 2 034 houses at a total cost of N$583 million. Onyeno tendered at a rate of N$5 910 per square metre.

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NHE answers our questions Liesl Losper

The Regional Manager - West of the NHE, Mr Karl Schroeder, has reacted to questions posed to him by namib times, after the paper was contacted by concerned applicants who alleged that they had received strange calls - apparently from the NHE office, and were offered a speeded-up process, for amounts around N$2 000.

He explained the process followed - from application to receipt of a house: “Prospective clients including the person (who went to the Times) are welcome to submit their names to NHE to be put on a waiting list.

This can be done through completing a form or by directly entering the details at NHE on our computer system. Unfortunately some clients take these

forms with them to complete it to return it the next day with their latest pay slip and ID. It so happens that hereafter we received reports that con artists are soliciting unsuspecting clients to fill in these forms at various houses in Kuisebmond and Narraville (now only forms completed at NHE are accepted).

The result is that these clients who do not hand in these forms at an NHE office are the ones

receiving such calls.

These clients are expecting NHE now to rectify the situation which we did in previous occasions where the police were involved to trace these culprits. We have the names of one Abraham Nambambi, and various other tricksters including their cell numbers from which clients are called. Unfortunately it continues and none of these people that received such calls are

currently registered home-owners and they have lost their money in this illegal deal.

If there is any NHE staff involved in such illegal practices, then clients must provide evidence so that they can be disciplined as per NHE policies.

The process how a house will be allocated to a prospective client is as follows: · The client must be on NHE waiting list · He or she must be a first time home owner · No ITC, re-payment to income must not exceed 25% of his monthly income. · Allocation of house is per the year of application when housing stock

is available · The process of loan approval is then followed up to the key handover date after registration.

On a question, regarding rumours that some who get NHE houses, do not live there, but allegedly rent it out, he answered: Since NHE's Conventional house are bank financed and bonded by the bank it is no longer NHE stock.

In these cases NHE cannot interfere in the process. Property on NHE's books can be investigated as per the original undertaking by the client at the time of purchase.

On a question regarding the NHE's financial

woes and money shortage, and how this scenario possibly affected the Western Region, he said, “The Erongo Region is the region who is currently benefitting the most from the Mass Housing programme. The Government is footing the bill for the Social housing part and NHE must come up with a financial Model to sustain the credit link housing part of the Mass housing. As to the finer details of the finances, there are processes underway to source the necessary funds which needs a lot of negotiations between the main stakeholders.”

For the recent progress on the Mass Housing he

Mr Karl Schroeder referred us to information as supplied to Nampa.

Meanwhile, another applicant has come forward, saying she had been contacted by someone whose number she still had, and that that person demanded N$2 500 for preferential treatment in the application process. namib times is investigating the allegation.

LHU long-term commitment to education Sharlien Tjambari Shortages of textbooks in Namibian schools have been a major contributor to the high rate of failure amongst learners in secondary and high schools. A textbook is the most accessible guide for a learner.

Langer Heinrich Uranium (LHU) mine have over the past years identified the need of textbooks at the schools in Swakopmund and decided to commit in giving back to the community which it operates in. Langer Heinrich Uranium (PTY) LTD (LHU) had a textbooks handover

ceremony on Friday at Deutches Haus Hotel in Swakopmund.

According to Mrs Ratonda Katjivikua, the representative of LHU, it is important that each learner has a textbook because it is a dispensable reference book and an all time companion.

The learner makes use of the textbook to prepare himself or herself in

advance for learning in the classroom, refers to it during the course of learning in the classroom and the most important thing is that a learner uses a textbook to prepare for examination.

Therefore it is indespensible and very important that each and every learner in Namibia should be supplied with

(Ltr) Mrs Katjivikua, Mr Olivier, Jonas Sheyavali, Mr S Sibanga, Governor Cleophas Mutjavikua, Queendelien Basson, Mrs Egnes Tjomuinjo and seated is Gwenneth !Gaoses

Shack fire- more left homeless Mavourlene Gaes

Seven shacks burnt to the ground Sunday afternoon in Kuisebmond's Sandfontein Street.

According to acting fire Chief, Dennis Basson, the cause of the fire is yet to be determined. “The evidence usually burns away, which usually makes it tricky to find the cause” Basson said.

It is alleged that the fire started after one of the shack dwellers who was cooking, left the stove or got distracted, which led to the fire breaking out and spreading to six other shacks.

Some of the residents were not home when the fire started and lost all their belongings, while others were lucky enough to salvage most of their belongings.

Shack fires have become a real problem in the community and in the past two weeks, two houses and close to ten shacks have burnt down, leaving many people without shelter.

No injuries were reported in the latest shack fire - everyone managed to escape unharmed.

According to the Control Administrative Officer of the Regional Council, Quezy Gariseb, the council will provide the victims with tents as temporary accommodation.

textbooks. “Four years ago, LHU in consultation with the Ministry of Education, decided to purchase textbooks for local schools.

This was in support of the late Dr Abraham Iyambo's vision –he once said that there

should be textbooks for all learners by 2013,” narrated Mrs Katjivikua.

LHU handed over Mathematics, English, Geography, Entrepreneurship, Life Science, Physical Science and History grade 8 text-

books worth N$120 000 to the Coastal High and Swakopmund Secondary School. Coastal High received a total number of 530 textbooks while the remainder went to Swakopmund Secondary School. “If you are

given a book, the best thing you can do is to take care of that book so that it can be used for the generation to come” said the Governor of Erongo Region, Mr Cleophas Mutjavikua, who also attended the ceremony.

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‘n Tweede kans Leandrea Louw

‘n Kop teen kop botsing tussen ‘n sedan en ‘n bakkie wat ongeveer 04:30 plaasgevind het op die pad tussen Walvisbaai en Swakopmund, het twee jong manne in ‘n ernstige toestand gelaat, met nog ‘n insittende wat minder ernstige beserings opgedoen het.

Griffin Griffiths en Heinie Van Der Merwe is tans in Windhoek, waar albei gister en Sondag operasies aan hul bene gehad het.

Logan Pretorius, die derde insittende, het minder ernstige beserings opgedoen.

Tracey Koopman, suster van Griffin, het in gesprek

met namib times bevestig dat hy in die intensiewe sorgeenheid is, maar sê dis slegs vir observasie.

“Op hierdie oomblik kan

Die toneel van die Langstrand ongeluk

Court Walvis Bay Court Report 12 February 2015 Magistrates Court

Jacques Du Plesis (30) appeared on a charge of murder- attempted murder (assault). Matter is postponed to 12 March.

Alfons Madisia (57) appeared on a charge of maintenance- failure to pay. Matter is postponed to 26 February.

Eyselle Jacobus (39) appeared on a charge of rape. Matter was postponed to 5 March.

Paulo Martins (40) appeared on a charge of capturing, transporting, keeping game without a license read with the Nature Conservation Ordinance. Matter is postponed to 25 March.

Cloete Beanca (33) appeared on a charge of theft. Matter is postponed to 26 March.

Clive Basil Jeneke (50) appeared on a charge of drugs- dealing in potentially dangerous dependence producing drugs and another count of drugs- possession of dependence producing substance. Matter is postponed to 26 March.

Sylvanus Sam Shiwedha (29) was found not guilty and discharged on a charge of resisting a member of the police.

A sentence of 3 months imprisonment or a fine of N$1 000 was imposed on Helena Thomas (36) on a charge of theft.

Janine Hazel (30) appeared on a

charge of theft. Matter is postponed to 25 March.

Dean Day Garden (18) and Lee Marc Jonnes (24) appeared on a charge of drugs- dealing in cocaine.

Matter is postponed to 27 May. Simeon Haifiku (34) was sentenced to 40 days imprisonment or pay a fine of N$1 000 on a charge of failing to comply with instruction or direction of an authorised officer.

Dean Awarab (18) appeared on a charge of use of a vehicle without the owner’s consent read with the Road Traffic Act. Accused was released in the care of his guardian.

13 February 2015 Kandjela Sheelekela (36) appeared on a charge of forgery and uttering forged instrument. Matter is postponed to 10 March.

Ndeitapo Uuymaba (19) appeared on a charge of assault- assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. Matter is postponed to 18 February.

Rudolf Autunga (34) appeared on a charge of theft and on another charge of trespassing. Matter is postponed to 18 June.

Eddy Rafael (26) appeared on a charge of theft. Matter is postponed to 24 February.

Prier Bentley (27) appeared on a charge of assault- assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm.

Matter is postponed to 25 March.

ek sê dat Griffin okay is.

Hul het ‘n operasie op sy been gedoen, en dit was ‘n sukses. Hy het sy bekkenbeen ook gebreek, maar dié moet self aangroei.”

Griffin en Heini was albei deel van die Kudus Rugbyklub, en het self nog gepraat en gesê hul wou weer van gister af die rugbyveld aandurf.

Mnr Frikkie Mouton, Heini se pa vertel dat hy ook in ‘n bevredigende toestand is. “Hulle het Sondagoggend ‘n operasie op sy been gedoen, want dit is gebreek op twee plekke. Maar as alles goed gaan kan hy al vandag met fisioterapie begin.

Fotos bygedra deur die Langstrand Buurtwag Dit gaan definitief 'n hele tydjie wees voordat hy weer op die rugbyveld gaan opdraf, maar hy was nog die heeltyd besig om te oefen vir die nuwe seisoen.

Mnr Donovan Paulse van die Kudus Rugbyklub het

albei ‘n spoedige herstel toegewens. “Dis ‘n verlies vir ons om twee spelers op so ‘n manier te verloor vir die eerste helfte van die seisoen. Van die klub se kant af, vertrou en bid ons dat die Here hul sal genees, en hoop ons dat

hul die tweede helfte van die seisoen weer by ons sal aansluit.

Griffin se woorde aan namib times was, dat hy die jaar sy loopbaan ‘n hupstoot wil gee, en ‘n sterker en groter rugbykrag wil wees as voorheen.

Missing woman found alive and well Paula Titus (pictured), a 34-year old woman who had left her parents’ home in Mondesa, erf 1758, on Thursday 15 January, has been found.

Last week, her father, Mr Petrus Herman called namib times to let the community know that his daughter had been found.

He said that the news of his daughter being safe and sound came from a pastor in Walvis Bay, who told him that Paula was fine and had been staying at his church. According to Mr Herman the other pastor - who Mr

Herman did not want to identify - told him that he read the newspaper and that’s how he found out that she had left her home without telling anyone, and decided to call Mr Herman to inform him of the whereabouts of his daughter.

“Thank you so much, we have found Paula” said Mr Herman when he contacted namib times.

Road Safety Council big on safety Mavourlene Gaes

The National Road and Safety Council of Namibia (NRSC) has appointed DAAB Consulting to collect data on their behalf for the concentration of alcohol and consequencial affects on road users in Namibia.

“DAAB Consulting is an ambitious and innovative bona fide Namibian company committed to delivering excellence to clients, companies and contractors by maintaining the highest standards of quality for consulting services within the business acumen.”

The survey is aimed at determining the safer

levels of concentration of ethanol in the breath and bloodstream of drivers as well as pedestrians whilst using the road.

According to the data enumerator for DAAB Consulting, Reginaldo Boois, the main concept of the survey is to determine whether the current alcohol consumption which is pres-

ent in road users’ body systems can negatively effect their ability to use the road.

The survey is carried out by Dicussion Groups.

“They are important stakeholders and beneficiaries in this programme of eliminating accidents.

The information they provide will be extre-

Reginaldo Boois, data enumerator for DAAB Consulting mely helpful in enabling the programme to identify legislative shortcomings, loopholes and proposing remedial measures” Boois concluded.

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Verkeersverligting vir Narraville Bernabé Blaauw Die verkeersopeenhoping in en uit Narraville tydens spitstye behoort binnekort iets van die verlede te wees.

Die Munisipaliteit van Walvisbaai is tans besig met die verlenging van Kruisstraat in Narraville, bo-oor die spoorlyn deur die nuwe industriële gebied, Uitbreiding 14, om uiteindelik aan te sluit by die C14 pad vanaf Walvisbaai na die Rooikop Lughawe.

Hierdie alternatiewe toegangspad na Narraville is deel van 'n projek om verspreiding van verkeer te bevorder aangesien daar huidiglik slegs

een roete na en van Narraville na die hoofpaaie en die res van die hawedorp bestaan.

Volgens mnr Kevin Adams van die munisipaliteit beweeg daar tans meer as 700 voertuie uit Narraville tydens spitsverkeer en in sommige gevalle kan dit selfs meer wees.

Die spoorkruising sal ook tot gevolg hê dat treine in en uit Walvisbaai hul spoed sal moet verminder na 15 kilometer per uur wat 'n verdere voordeel is vir

Werksaamhede is aan die gang om Kruisstraat te verleng oor die spoorlyn vanaf Narraville na die C14 pad Foto deur Bernabé Blaauw huisbewoners aangesien dit ook sal lei tot die vermindering van

stof en geraas. Spoedbulte sal ook by die Kruis- en Neptune-

straat kruising aangebring word wat eweneens 'n spoedver-

mindering van motorvoertuie sal teweegbring. Die konstruksie

van die padverlenging sal ongeveer N$300 000 kos by voltooiing.

Walvis Bay Airport Upgrade Progressing well

The Namibia Airports Company has advised that rehabilitation and upgrading at their Walvis Bay Airport is progressing well.

Courage Silombela, Acting Strategic Information Display Systems), beExecutive: Projects, IT & Enginee- sides what is an Airport without ring Services said that the NAC is FIDS. We envisage completion of busy with upgrading the Airport's the project by July 2015.” infrastructure, starting with the “Regarding the apron; we are still runway (project value N$202 mil- critically scrutinising the prelilion), the Rehabilitation of the Apron minary designs for comments (Value to be confirmed as it is not yet before an approval is given, but the awarded, just finalising the designs), process is now at an advanced stage The upgrading of the terminal buil- and we will soon be going out on ding (valued at N$95 million inclu- tender for construction,” said ding fees), Installation of Polymer Silombela. boundary fence, which is the first of Lastly he gave feedback on the its kind in Namibia, as they could not Polymer fencing project, which is put a normal fence due to the weather 58% completed to date. “The conconditions experienced at the coast. tractor is currently busy with pre(project value N$48 million). paration works to excavate the “Furthermore we are also installing foundations for both the end poles, state of the art x ray scanners and the ground beams and to connect metal detectors at 7 airports, Walvis the v-rails permanently to the end Bay included, and that being a poles.” separate project from the upgrades.” NAC envisages that the fence will he said. be done by April 2015.

Silombela added: “When looking at “We look forward to the complethe terminal building, we can report tion of these projects,” Silombela that the Engineering Business Unit is concluded. looking at coordinating the activities “Our strategic Goal is to have on the critical path to prevent safety and secure Airports. Upunwarranted delays. grades, supported by timely We need to ensure that all the maintenance programmes will affected services, cables, ducts, and soon be implemented as we are sleeves that need to be installed tirelessly putting systems in place before the surface concrete bed are to achieve most of our goals. laid, are checked and they are All these efforts are to ensure that working. A meeting held in NAC's airports meet world class December 2014 revealed that these standards and are compliant to activities where on the critical path ICAO recommendations, espeas per the con-struction programme. cially Walvis Bay Airport since it's One of the major activities is the going to be the only Namibian installation of the FIDS (Flight cargo logistical hub.”

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ENVIRONMENT

Obtaining Fishing

Permits

Obtain a permit from the Namibian Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR) to catch fish or dive for crayfish and respect harvesting limitations.

WHY? The marine resources are limited and currently some of them are overfished or over collected.

It is necessary that everybody uses them wisely and carefully to secure the future harvesting needs by protecting the stock. Quantity/number of marine resources harvestable, minimum size limits of fish and crayfish that can be caught, open season etc. help to manage stocks to avoid the total disappearance of some species in our waters.

Do not leave bait or fish on the beach!

Either take it home or return it to the sea. This food attracts scavengers like jackals and gulls that prey on other bio-diversity. When you are back home after the holiday, it also inflates the predator population.

Where can you get a license for angling, crayfish diving & bait/mussels collection?

MINISTRY OF FISHERIES AND MARINE RESOURCES

Swakopmund Office

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

Walvis Bay Office

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

Lüderitz Office

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

Henties Bay Office

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

Windhoek Office

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

Swakopmund Office

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

Young Achievers youth group

Young achievers here for the community Mavourlene Gaes

The Walvis Bay based Young Achievers focuses on issues affecting the youth in Namibia and works at keeping young people off the streets.

The non profit group was formed in Walvis Bay on 6 July 2013 by Ester Ndaamekele.

She formed the group after being part of the young achievers main branch in Windhoek.

According to Ester and Erastus Petrus from the group the aim of the group is to work together with youth and empower them to reach their goals by keeping them away from drugs and alcohol.

The group is giving back to the community by helping to make the community they live in a better place. “We have had several activities in Kuisebmond already where we had clean-up campaigns and we still have so much we want to do for our communi-

ty,” Ester said.

The group is planning several events to generate money to help the Kuisebmond soup kitchen.

Young Achievers has to rely on sponsorships from their main branch in Windhoek, the Anglican Church in the Netherlands and the National Youth Centre they are affiliated to as well as donations.

Although they receive money from these institutions the group also comes up with fundraising ideas of their own which will help raise funds for the group.

These ideas include a beauty pageant which is planned for 4 April and a six-a-side soccer tournament where participants will walk

away with medals and trophies that are scheduled for next month.

“With the money we raise from the pageant and tournament, we are planning on giving a helping hand to the Multi-Purpose

Centre with efforts to uplift the conmunity,” Erastus explained.

The Young Achievers meetings are held at the Multi-Purpose Centre every Sunday at two and every member of the group is expected to

Clean-up campaign of Young Achievers with My Zone Youth Club

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Walvis Bay Office

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

contribute N$10.

Anybody who is interested in being part of the Young Achievers youth group can make their way over to the Multi-Purpose Centre and start doing their part in the community.

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Albatross Task Force in Action Liesl Losper

Sarah Yates and Clemens Naomab from the Albatross Task Force is a team of skilled, at-sea instructors working with the Namibia Nature Foundation.

Over the past weeks, they visited various local schools introducing and educating them about the Albatross. Their aim is to instruct youngsters, to help conserve these eminent flying creatures, so that future generations will have a chance to also admire them.

A very important part to promote public awareness lies in educating the young.

One way in which conservationists alert them is through children's books. The Albatross team distributed colouring books, handouts and pastels to the youngsters, who joined them for their presentation. Thousands of albatrosses die every year as the victims of longline fishing. They are attracted by the baited hooks thrown overboard, get caught and are dragged underwater and drown. The Task Force works to develop and exhibit measures to lessen accidental mortality of seabirds in longline and trawler fishing.

Fishermen are regularly informed of the basic, cost-effective techniques that, when used, could rapidly reduce albatross deaths. The uplifting news is that basic, reasonable measures exist that quickly lessen seabird mortality when they are incorporated in everyday angling operations. “Through the ATF we have conducted the experimental work with industry and demonstrated how to deploy and retrieve bird scaring lines safely and efficiently. This work under commercial conditions on Namibian fishing vessels, as well as the provision of on-shore workshops for industry has provided a solid basis of trust and information-sharing which we are now using to drive wider implementation,� Sarah Yates stated in an interview.

The fishery regulations presented by the Ministry that became effective November 2014, will oblige all trawler and longline vessels to use bird scaring lines, and for longline vessels to use improved line weighting.

Teachers with learners at Narraville Primary School with educational materials sponsored by NNF

Clemens Naomab, Albatross Task Force Instructor (NNF) at Immanuel Ruiters Primary School

Walvis Bay Primary School learners showing interest in the presentation

Sarah Yates, Albatross Task Force Project Manager (NNF) giving handouts at Kuisebmond Primary School

Headmaster of Flamingo Primary School thanking Sarah and Clemens for their presentation

Receiving their handouts at the Dolphin School

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Onbetaalde Onderwysers op die Oorlogspad Sommige onderwysers teen die kus het blykbaar nou nog nie hul maandelikse salarisse vir Januariemaand ontvang nie en gevoelens is besig om hoog te loop, aangesien geen daadwerklike aksie skynbaar deur die Finansies-afdeling van die Ministerie van Opvoeding (Erongo) geneem word nie.

Bartho Enid van Wyk Onderwysers in Otjiwarongo sit ook met die probleem!

Land Grabbers at work The leader of the group of people who started putting up shacks in Swakopmund today at an unserviced piece of land they had previously selected,Gotthardt Kandume, has been arrested by the police, together with two other people. The group had indicated earlier that they were going to put up their structures on the land, would a meeting with the city council not render positive results for them.

Frank Boye Whatever they put up, break it down! You voted for your Government, now deal with the consequences!

Do NHE employees bribe applications?

Smiley Kid’s Valentines breakfast Marshallino Beukes

The Smiley Kids Day Care Centre in Mondesa, Swakopmund treated the pre-school’s parents and learners to a romantic Valentine's breakfast, Saturday morning at the SFC Clubhouse.

According to the school's owner, Ms Emmarincia Strauss, the main aim of the breakfast was to raise funds to upgrade their current playground.

The day care centre roots

from humble beginnings, after it started off in a garage with thirty kiddies in 1999 and from there it went from strength to strength. The school currently employs seven edu-

cators.

The Valentine's breakfast was described by Ms Strauss as a huge success and put them well underway to upgrade their playground.

Thát is the question…

Last week the namib times was contacted by a reader , and informed about a strange phone call he had received - apparently from the NHE office, informing him about his application which he had handed in almost a year ago.

Nancy Carvalho Alejandro I am so shocked to hear the Mr Libongani (NHE) to say that he doesn’t comment on Rumours.

I am also one of those who re phoned and I was asked to give money (N$2 500.00) then I will get a house. I am still having that number.

Ishantè Da Cruise It would have helped a lot if you post the full story of NHE.

I think there is much more people maybe in Namibia that might had the same experience, Good story, namib times.

Absalom Ndeshipanda Ekandjo corrupt elements dont deserve to work with people.

Frank Boye Government, Municipality, Political parties... 95% of them are corrupt. People like that should be fired.

Staff of Smiley Kids Day Care Centre

Parents and kids enjoyed the Valentine’s breakfast

Padkos vir oordenking “Ek weet wat Ek vir julle beplan, sê die Here: voorspoed en nie teëspoed nie; Ek wil vir julle ‘n toekoms gee, ‘n verwagting!”

Fire at Rössing’s FPR Plant

A fire erupted at Rössing Uranium Mine’s Final Product Recovery (FPR) plant yesterday. The fire started around 13:00 and as a precautionary step, the fire brigades of Swakopmund and Arandis were alerted, to render support to the mine’s emergency response services, if it would prove necessary.

Gudrun Eder Hoop maar niemand het seergekry nie.

Trish Steyn Dit lyk nie goed nie!

Kissie Juelz OMG... THAT’S NOT GOOD!

Mara Hukununa Anderson Its awful just think bout the poisoning smoke people gone to inhale its a danger for health.

Tully Angolo Sjoe verskriklik...

Jeremia 29:11

INTRODUCING JR

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ENTERTAINMENT

Leandrea Louw

Singing-sensation, John-Raymond Claude Cupido (19), better known as JR to the locals, was born and bred in Walvis Bay. He grew up in Narraville, Walvis Bay, a place where opportunities are very rare. He finished his school career at De Duine Decondary School in 2013. He started singing at the age of 14 in church, “I developed a passion for music, I didn’t learn to sing, some say it's a talent but I say it's a God given gift and you have to honour Him for it.”

“I believe music is the best way for everyone to understand each other all over the world. It’s a universial language. His music genres include gospel, soul, r&b, pop

and smooth jazz. “Many of my my fans refer to me as John Legend,” he gushed shyly.

He is a master both of the piano as well as the guitar. The saxophone is the instrument he wishes to master as well. “You’re probably wondering why these instruments, well, my music idols are John Legend, Stevie Wonder, Brian Mcknight, Lionel Richie, who all play the piano and Jonathan Butler who plays the guitar.”

To give a little bit of insight to how his singing career went so far, in 2011 he joined a gospel

group called Solemn, and they recorded an album, titled ‘I don’t want to live like this’.

In 2012 he walked away with 2nd place in a church competition. In 2013 he joined a group collaborating with Enzio Mouton, the group was called ‘Trioville’ where he also entered ‘The Trustco Star Peformer' contest and made it to the top 25.

In 2014 he was part of a campaign against woman and child abuse, where they reached out to schools and the youth through music which scholars can relate to.

Living out his passion

JR in action, doing what he does best

“I always thought I would never make it, because resources aren’t exactly available but what I achieved so far up until 2014 made me aware that it all depends on what you want, and how much you are willing to sacrifice to achieve your goals in life.

I give my mom the honour and appreciation for always pushing and believing in me.”

“I would like to encourage and leave a message to the youth. You can dream but once you start living your dream everything changes so believe in yourself and you will make it no mat-

ter your circumstances.

Remember to never forget where you came from because that's what makes you appreciate what you achieved.”

For the next year or so, JR solely wants to focus on his music. This year, he’ll be a part of the Women and Child Abuse Campaighn yet again. He is also currently busy with a CD, and he also writes his own songs.

“I want and I am going to make a sucess of this, no matter what comes my way.” And yes, hands off ladies, he is already taken.

All the best Jr!

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WALVIS BAY * Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Book Exchange at the Mission to Seafarers.

All Welcome. * Every Tuesday: Blood clinic (NAMBTS) at Welwitschia Hospital next to indoor pool. * 28 Feb: Laerskool Walvisbaai KERMIS. Privaatstalletjies beskikbaar kontak 202 836 * 3 Maart: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Lewende Water Gemeente, Walvisbaai. * 11 March: M.O.T.H. monthly meeting in Shellhole at Moth Centre at 19:00. * 7 April: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Five Fold Ministry. * 8 April: M.O.T.H. monthly meeting in Shellhole at Moth Centre at 19:00. * 24 - 26 April: Annual wreath laying ceremony

by MOTH and German traditionsverband at Trekkopje. * 26 April: 100th Anniversary battle of Trek kopje. * 5 Mei: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by A.M.E Kerk, Kuisebmond. * 13 May: MOTH monthly meeting in Shellhole at Moth Centre at 19:00. * 30 Mei: Huis Palms Basaar by Huis Palms Gronde 10:00. * 2 Junie: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Bethel Congregational Kerk. * 10 June: M.O.T.H. AGM in Shellhole at Moth Centre at 19:00. * 7 Julie: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Harvest Time Community Church. * 8 July: M.O.T.H. monthly meeting in Shellhole at 19:00. * 11 July: Wreath laying ceremony at M.O.T.H. Monument Usakos at 11:00. * 12 July: Delville Wood Remembrance Church Parade. * 4 Aug: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Temple of Truth Kerk. * 1 Sept: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by VGK Kerk. * 6 Okt: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Katolieke Kerk. * 3 Nov: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Lutherse Kerk. * 1 Des: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Rhynse Kerk.

SWAKOPMUND * Bridge: The Swakopmund Bridge club meets every Monday evening at 19:00 at Lions Old Age Home. Contact: Ed Barbour 064-405 604. * Swakopmund Toastmasters: Meet every first and third Monday of the month at the Europa Hof Hotel, Bismark Str 39, Swakopmund, Namibia from 19:00 - 20:30. * 21 Feb: Bingo night at Haus Der Jugend at 19:00. Tickets available. * 28 Feb: Old Crocks Floating Trophy Tournament: 40yrs & above strictly at Mondesa Soccer & Netball Field Swakopmund.

ART EXHIBITIONS * Every Saturday: Open Air Arts Exhibition at the Mole next to Tennis courts in Swakopmund.

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

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ECONOMY

Monthly Monitor: January 2015 Widespread economic stimulus continues as economies tackle the 2015 year head-on. Europe (EU), China, Japan, Switzerland, Russia, Canada and Australia are just a few of the stimulators, whilst the United States (US) takes on the opposite position.

Market Review: For the past year or so the strong recovery in the US has been a stable pillar for other economies. However, as of late investors are turning to other economies, such as the EU, China and Japan looking for cheaper markets and avoiding the strong US Dollar (USD).

US analyst Garzarelli as well as Bloomberg analysts agree that emerging eco-

nomies' (EM's) equity indices have outperformed those of developed economies in January, led by China. However, STANLIB and other analysts warned that EM's may need a jump in commodity prices to continue outperforming developed markets (DMs).

Whilst continued low oil prices are keeping inflation in check and relieving pressure on central banks to

raise interest rates, there has been a small jump in the price of Brent crude during the month of January as a result of lower oil rig counts in the US. This has been greatly welcomed by oil exporters. On 26 January 2015 the price of Brent Crude oil was at US$49.08 per barrel, according to Glacier Research.

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

Portfolio Performances: Although markets move in random ways over shorter periods like a month, they become more predictable

given enough time. Below we show the performances of cash: the steady thin red line – a proxy for cash and bonds (safety assets) and

local shares: the volatile thin brown line – a proxy for different types of shares (growth assets), and my six managed portfolios as graphed by MoneyMate.

Graph 1: 12 Month Returns

The strong performance of SA bonds over the recent months is reflected in my safer portfolios as they all outperformed their benchmarks.

However, cash has not managed to outperform inflation for most of the past year, limiting the returns.

The Conservative+ portfolio returned 8.2% (clearing the 8% benchmark), the Cautious portfolio managed 9.4% (over an 8.5% benchmark), and the Cautious+ returned 9.9% (outperforming a benchmark of 9%).

Since the stock market correction in October last year, shares have rebounded somewhat allowing my growth port-folios to outperform their benchmarks.

The Moderate portfolio generated returns of 11.1% (over a benchmark of 9.5%, the Moderate+ portfolio returned 11.6% (over a benchmark of 10%) and the Assertive portfolio managed to return 12.7% (over a benchmark of 10.5%) for the year ending January 31.

Valuations and Risks: In January the emerging market equity index outperformed the developed market equity index. Certainly the slight recovery in the oil price has helped EM's bounce back.

Bloomberg reports that money is flowing out of the US and into the EU and EM's

to take advantage of weaker currencies, cheaper markets and also to benefit from quantitative easing in the EU, China and Japan. · US The US economy continues to show steady growth in their economic recovery.

Quantitative easing (QE) has ended, but thanks to low inflation figures and positive Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth, there is little pressure for the Federal Reserve to increase interest rates too soon. The USD continues to strengthen, and has gained 3.7% against the euro in only 1 month! US analyst Garzarelli reports that US shares remain in a bull trend, despite downward pressure caused by the strong domestic cur-rency and slightly disappointing earnings reports for the beginning of 2015. · EU The EU has announced further economic stimulus programs in the hope of fighting deflation and improving economic performance. This significant QE package as well as the weak euro may provide some relief to the economy

and is indicated in the increased flow of credit to the private sector. European shares are picking up as investor sentiment improves. · ASIA The Chinese economic slowdown continues, but GDP figures have still been better than expected for the end of 2014.

This combined with further economic stimulus has boosted investor confidence and the share index continues on a bull trend.

However, relatively lower demand from China has a negative effect on commodity prices and therefore the wellbeing of most other emerging economies.

Japan continues to employ economic stimulus to fight its deflationary recession.

The Yen depreciated further, helping the equity market. The Bank of Japan left interest rates unchanged at 0.1% and will keep buying 80 trillion Yen in government bonds per annum. · SA The South African Reserve Bank decided to keep interest rates unchanged (Repo rate at 5.75%) as the lower oil price is keeping inflation at bay. It is mainly electricity constraints which are expected to dampen economic

performance in the near future. SA shares have picked up in January, including resource shares.

The JSE is continuing on its 6 year old bull trend, but is considered overpriced by some.

In Conclusion January has seen investors scrambling for value outside the US, and the price of Brent crude has been anything but steady. 2015 is already proving to be a volatile year, hopefully presenting good investment opportunities.

However, the unpredictability of the markets remains a constant, and levels of portfolio returns cannot be guaranteed. It is therefore advisable to stick to your longterm investment plan.

Hendrie Scheun, MSc (Financial Economics) (London) is a qualified economist with wide international and local experience. He is a financial adviser at the Namibian coast focussing on savings and investments and can be reached on 081 127 2244.

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

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Ivandra Mouton's 1st birthday party

Pedal Power- Danny Beukes, Jacques and Marshall ready to take on We made it! Danny with his son Jacques (7) and nephew Marshall (8) at Dune 7 after cycling 25km the route to Dune 7

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President Elect Hage Geingob and Monica Kalondo tied the knot on Valentine's Day

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Jeronette & Deriou on Valentine's Day

Ms A Gaoses with Grade 9 A celebrating Valentine's Day in style

Valentine's Day Valentine's Day De Duine Secondary School

Raymondo and Cavell on a Dolphin Cruise, Valentine's Day

Love is beautiful

Reginald and Inky on a Dolphin Cruise, Valentine's Day

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Walvis Bay Private High School news 2014 External Grade 12 NSSCH and NSSCO Results

NSSC HIGHER RESULTS: Congratulations to Daniel Jansen for obtaining five 1 gradings and one 2 grading. Mariëtta Janse van Rensburg and Dirk Maass obtained two 1 gradings and four 2 gradings, Ruan Olivier obtained two 1 gradings, three 2 gradings and one 3 grading. Jaco Greeff, Wiana Groenewald, Karl-Heinz Bachman, Shameez Egumbo and Stephen Kanganga also obtained two 1 gradings.

All in all 89.4% of the candidates received 1, 2, and 3 symbols, which are rated as quality symbols.

There were 22 one gradings, 56 two gradings and 83 three gradings. 180 papers were written on the Higher level, this is 40% of the total papers written in Grade 12.

Our Higher learners did us proud. Congratulations to each learner for excelling in their efforts!

Thank you to each staff member for their guidance and assistance!

Daniel Jansen, Mariëtta Janse van Rensburg, Dirk Maass, Ruan Olivier, Jaco Greeff, Wianna Groenewald and Shameez Egumbo were included in the Top 20 Candidates in the country in First Language Afrikaans, First Language English, Second Language Afrikaans, Geography, Accounting and Design and Technology respectively.

NSSC ORDINARY RESULTS: Walvis Bay Private High Schools NSSC Ordinary examination results were also excellent. Six learners obtained an A+ and 12 learners an A symbol.

Matthew Stander obtained two A symbols. In the subject First Language Afrikaans, Rochelle Alberts was rated 1st in the country with Charlett Bruwer 3rd. Armand Jordaan is rated 2nd in the country with his performance in Office Administration and Keyboarding Applications. In the subject Afrikaans as a Second Language, Julius Groeneveld was rated 1st in the country, with Kaylin Einbeck 2nd, Shanic Saban received 4th place, Jaco le Roux 5th and Morne van Bosch 7th, Shun Armstrong 9th, Willem Buckle 11th, Wilmar Rencs 13th, Christo van Wyk 14th, Keanu Weber 15th and Jesse Harmse 18th out of the top 20 in the country. Ingrid Kotze ranked 8th in the subject First Language English. Well done to each learner for excelling in their efforts!

Congratulations to the parents.

Alberts Rochelle

Bachman Karl-Heinz

Egumbo Shameez

Groenewald Wiana

Greeff Jaco

Armstrong Shun

Bruwer Charlett Weber Keanu

Janse van Rensburg Kanganga Stephen Maass Dirk Mariëtta

Olivier Ruan

Jansen Daniel

Buckle Willem

Einbeck Kaylin Groeneveld Julius

Harmse Jesse

Jordaan Armand

Le Roux Jaco

Rencs Wilmar

Kotze Ingrid

Saban Shanic

Stander Matthew

Van Bosch Morné

Van Wyk Christo

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VACANCIES 1) QUALIFIED ELECTRICAL FOREMAN WIREMAN LICENSE AN ADVANTAGE Requirements: · Must have at least 5 years' experience · Must be self-motivated, responsible , trustworthy and a good team leader · Must be willing to work all over Namibia · Must be Namibian or in possession of a valid work permit and a valid Code 08 drivers license · Must be admin proficient, fluent in English (read and write). Afrikaans or German will be an advantage · Must be able to work under pressure, run and operate various sites · Must be able to represent Electrolight Contractors at site meetings and report to the Contracts Manager 2) QUALIFIED ELECTRICIANS OR SEMISKILLED ELECTRICIANS WITH SUFFICIENT EXPERIENCE. - 6 Positions available Requirements: · Must have at least 5 years' experience · Must be able to read drawings and work independently · Must be trustworthy , motivated and reliable · Must be Namibian or in possession of a valid work Permit · Must be willing to work all over Namibia Salaries negotiable depending on experience Please mail CV's before 6 March 2015 to Caroline@electronam.com or fax to our office in Swakopmund 064- 407255 ONLY shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Barloworld Equipment represents world leading equipment brands manufactured for earthmoving and marine applications in Southern Africa and the world, adding value to its customers in the Mining, Construction, Marine and Energy Industries. We provide technical and logistical support to our customers.

IDEAL CANDIDATE PROFILE: · Beneficial to have a professionally pleasant and mature demeanour, coupled with dedication, enthusiasm, eloquence and loyalty. · Communicate well at all levels, combined with the profound ability of giving front desk services in a fast paced environment. · Skilled in supporting the productivity of the office through filing, answering incoming calls, greeting guests, confidentiality and ordering supplies. · Capable of creating a professional and inviting environment, offering outstanding customer service for clients. · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·

KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES: Answering switchboard and transferring calls.

Receiving and directing visitors.

Placing workshop and office orders followed by good receiving invoices.

Fetching post at Post Office and dispatching.

Receiving and sending couriered documents and dispatching.

Safe keeping and filing of employee personal information (Personal files) Keeping record of inductions, medicals and licenses.

Assisting safety REPS/Officer with records, documentation and updates.

General admin duties PPE ordering and control.

Stationary ordering and control.

Staff refreshments ordering and control.

Update telephone list, short code list and field service cell phone list Print telephone usage list and distribute to HOD's monthly (First to investigate possibility)

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE: · Grade 12 with five years experience in Office Management · Customer care orientation essential · Competent in Microsoft Office · SAP experience essential · Must have good telephone etiquette · Must have above average listening skills · Must have well pitched voice · Must have good command of English · Must have good communicating skills Interested candidates that meet the above requirements should send their CV's and certified copies of educational qualifications and relevant documents to: Recruitmentwindhoek@barloworld-equipment.com not later than 27 February 2015 Please note that only short listed candidates will be contacted

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NOTICE OF STREET CLOSURE IN MONDESA, SWAKOPMUND: We herewith would like to inform the public that certain streets will be closed from time to time in Mondesa due to the upgrading of sewer lines from 21 February 2015 until December 2015. The following streets will be affected: OBADJA, KAMBUESHE, KAMHO, HELAO AND KURUSEB STREET. Residents will have access at all times. There will be open trenches and blasting work will be carried out from time to time. Please be careful. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.

STRYDO CONSTRUCTION CC

LA COASTAL GUESTHOUSE CC VACANCY

ADMINISTRATOR La Coastal Guesthouse is looking for a suitable young, energetic and trustworthy person to manage the guesthouse.

Minimum requirements: · Namibian citizen · Matric, qualification in Hospitality industry will be an added advantage · Computer literate · Multilingual · Good people and communication skills · Good telephone skills · Team player · Be prepared to work weekends, shifts and pubic holidays · Must be in possession of a valid code 8 drivers licence Applicant must submit certified copies of qualification and testimonials.

Kindly note no email or fax applications will be considered. Please submit your CV to P O Box 7227, Kuisebmond or hand delivered at La Coastal Guesthouse, Omuguluwombashe circle, Kuisebmond. Telephone 064 -220633 Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews.

Closing date 25 February 2015

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CENTRAL/ The Docks 3 bedr, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, lounge, dining, entertainment area, indoor BBQ, Jacuzzi, 1 garage. N$ 1 580 000.00 CC Registered!

EDELWEISS HEIGHTS 2 bedr apartment, bathroom, open plan kitchen, lounge, underground parking.

N$ 695 000.00 LAGOON AREA Tuscany – price dropped to sell fast!!! 2 bedr. townhouse, bathroom, open plan kitchen and lounge, garage.

N$ 890 000.00 BUSINESSES FOR SALE RESTAURANT Pizzeria- Lock stock & barrel N$ 350 000.00 or nearest offer Transport Business – SOLE MANDATE Existing client base 20 year in the transport business. 7 trucks included in selling price. Financial statements available to interested buyers N$ 5 100 000.00 Call Cecilia: 081 129 5407 Elmari: 081 250 7176 Eugene: 081 737 9708 Yolande: 081 251 9377 Nataniel: 081 670 1300 Lydia: 081 241 8980 Office: (064) 272 580

Otjiwarongo 200 Ha Plot for Sale 2 Houses on plot, Swimming Pool Watchtower with beautiful view Shed, Cooler, Storage All animals included N$8 480 000.00 Vinothan Titus 0811289388 vinothan.remaxatlantic@ iway.na Long Beach Praia Longa 2 Bed, 2 Bathrooms Open plan, single garage Top floor, with sea view!

N$950 000.00 Vinothan Titus 0811289388 vinothan.remaxatlantic@ iway.na

FLATS IN TOWN Bachelor N$2000 W&L incl Bachelor N$2500. W&L incl 2 Bedr flat, lounge to fitted kitchen, bathr, garage for N$4400.00 in town 2 Bedr flat, lounge to fitted kitchen, bathr, garage for N$5500.00 – Central town 3 Bedr flat, lounge, kitchen, bathr, garage for N$5 750.00 2 Bedr flat, duplex, lounge to fitted kitchen, indoor BBQ, 2 bath, garage for N$6050.00 2 bedr lounge to fitted kitchen bathr, carport or garage for N$4950.00, W&L excl.

3 Bedr, duplex town houses, lounge to fitted kitchen, and 2 bathrooms with double garage for N$9 900.00 Call Lana at 081 350 1827 Moira at 081 147 6475 Roelien at 081 473 7325 for appointment to view or our offices : 064-280600

PROPERTY IS WEALTH

TO RENT: Big inside room with toilet/bathroom inside in Namport Area, Kuisebmond.

N$ 2 100.00 W/E excl.

Contact: 081 228 4894 081 620 0378 TO RENT: Bachelor Flat, W/E excl. to rent for N$ 3 000.00 p/m (no garage) 1 month Deposit required!

Please contact: 081 277 9268 or email: bmwalcon@iway.na TO LET: Walvis Bay BAY MANOR (close to SPAR) : Bay Manor Unit Number 16 available end of Feb 2015.

Very spacious townhouse consisting of: 3 remote controlled garages, laundry, 3 bedrooms with bic, 2 bathrooms, large open plan living area with indoor braai and modern built-in kitchen.

(200m²) N$7 700 per month (+1month's Dep).

W&E excl.

Contact Marika at 0811274080.

TO RENT: Longbeach 2 bedroom fully furnished apartment with balcony and sea view to rent.

N$ 5 000.00 p/m W/E excl.

No pets allowed.

Contact: 081 129 1204 TO RENT: Fairways, Walvis Bay 1x bachelor flat W/E incl.

Alarm.

No garage.

N$ 4 500.00 p/m Contact: 081 122 6308 081 147 7626 TE HUUR: Narraville, Koraal Str...

Enkelslaapkamer woonstel te huur.

Onmiddelik beskikbaar.

Kontak: 081 452 6408

SWAKOPMUND BRAND NEW!!

Beautiful 3 bedr, 2 bathr Apartment, open plan kitchen/Living, tandem garage, Near private school.

N$1.6 MIL GOGGA 0818709950 OTAVI NATURE AT ITS BEST! RESTCAMP main house With 5 bungalows, 8 Camp Sites with electricity, pool.

Borehole & much more.

25 Ha plot.

N$4.280.000-00 GOGGA 0818709950 gogga.remaxatlantic@iw ay.na APARTMENT FOR RENT Swakopmund - Vineta: 1 Bedroom, open plan kitchen with garage.

N$3800.00/m W/L Incl.

Single person only.

Immediately available.

Contact: 081 416 8388 Te Huur : Narraville No 9 Evergreen (naby die Rugby veld) 2 Slaapkamer woonstel ,oopplan sitkamer /kombuis met kaste Woonstel Agter in yard baie ruim en baie netjies Geen garage.

W/L ingesluit N$ 3700 p/m + Deposit N$ 1500 Contact: 0811295228 TO RENT: One room to rent, Barber Street, Kuisebmond N$ 1 600.00 p.m Contact: 081 698 5463 TO RENT: New, neat and big hire Bedroom house with a garage to rent in Kuisebmond for 10 months, available as from 02 March 2015.

Contact: 081 284 3077 081 200 0939 TO RENT Mondesa - Swakop: Main bedroom with BIC. Toilet & Shower.

N$1800.00p/m Prepaid electricity.

Immediately available.

Nestor: 081 234 0425 Joe: 081 217 2930 TO LET Vineta - Swakop: Granny flat. One bedroom, Open plan kitchen / Living.

Furnished, W/E Incl.

N$3000.00p/m + Deposit.

Cell: 081 743 6047 Tel: 064 405 804

TO RENT: Longbeach 2 bedroom fully furnished apartment with balcony and sea view to rent.

N$ 5 000.00 p/m W/E excl.

No pets allowed.

Contact: 081 129 1204 TE HUUR: 1x slaapkamer woonstel te huur met groot kombuis, sitkamer en toilet.

Ingeboude kaste in kombuis en kamer.

Eie agter jard met garage.

Water uitgsl.

Koopkrag.

N$ 4 000.00 p/m + deposit.

Baie ruim en veilig komplex in Lagoon area.

Kontak: 081 620 0255

TE HUUR: Walvisbaai 1 slaapkamer woonstel met oop plan sitkamer en kombuis en badkamer.

In die Dorp geleë en sap afstand na winkels.

Vir enkel persoon N$ 3 700.00 p/m W/L ingsl.

Aparte motorhuis vir N$ 300.00 Deposito N$ 2 500.00 Kontak: 081 376 2436 Beskikbaar vanaf 1 Maart 2015

Walvis Bay

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OFFICES Office in town N$2 750.00 Water and Alarm incl LIGHT INDUSTRIAL Warehouse with office – 210 sqm – N$11 955.00 Warehouse with office – 340 sqm – N$19 354.50 Warehouse wit office – 260 sqm – N$14 800.00 NEWLY BUILD OFFICE SPACE AND SHOPS IN KUISEBMOND Prices from N$2750.00 up, NO Selling of Food & Liquor HEAVY INDUSTRIAL – VARIOUS SPACES FOR OFFICES OR SHOWROOM/SHOPS 190 sqm – N$17 054.00 178 sqm – N$14 185.00 INDUSTRIAL NEAR WEIGHBRIDGE Warehouse 600sqm @ N$32 602.00 Warehouse with office 840 sqm @ N$45 643.50 Warehouse with office 400 sqm N$21 250.00 Warehouse with office 500 sqm N$26 565.00 Warehouse 250sqm office 25 sqm N$15 654.00 Call : Lana -081 3501827 Roelien – 081 473 7325 Moira – 081 147 6475

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FOR SALE Tamariskia: Free standing 2 Bedroom, Bathroom, Open plan, Lounge, Dining room, Tandem garage.

N$1 180 000.00 Contact: 081 122 0583

SWAKOP MONDESA A ONCE OFF!!

2 Bed, 2 bath, with Tandem garage & huge Bachelor flat. Very neat On own erf.

N$ 790 000-00 GOGGA 0818709950 SWAKOPMUND OH SO NICE! 4 Bed, 3 bath, 3 garage.

Study, scullery, roof Entertainment with seaview.

N$ 2 550 000-00 Gogga 0818709950

TO RENT: One spacious bedroom flat, open plan kitchen and sitting room.

Bathroom, and a place for the washing machine.

Nearby Namib Times, 6th Street, house no 59, Walvis Bay. N$ 3 800.00 p/m W/E incl.

Deposit N$ 1 500.00 One or two persons.

No animals Contact: 081 236 8780 TE HUUR: Een slaapkamer woonstel te huur vir enkellopende persoon.

Vol gemeubileerd.

W/L ingsl.

N$ 3 500.00 p/m Deposito N$ 3 500.00 Sel: 081 627 0640 PROPERTY IS WEALTH

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NARRAVILLE 1 Bedroom flat, lounge to fitted kitchen – N$2950.00 2 Bedroom flat, lounge to fitted kitchen – N$3850.00 2 Bedroom flats, lounge to fitted kitchen for N$3500.00 NEWLY BUILD FLATS IN NARRAVILLE 2 Bedroom flats, lounge to fitted kitchen and bathroom with garage for N$4000.00 KUISEBMOND 2 Bedroom house, lounge to fitted kitchen and bathroom with garage for N$3 550.00 Please call Lana at 081 350 1827 Moira at 081 147 6475 Roelien at 081 473 7325 or our offices : 064-280600

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CENTRAL/FAIRWAYS 4 bedr house, 3 bathrooms, kitchen with scullery/laundry, lounge, dining, entertainment area with indoor BBQ & Bar, guest toilet, study, 3 garages large erf. N$ 2 180 000.00

TO LET

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FAIRWAYS 2 bedr. house (panhandle) bathr, kitchen, lounge, 1 garage. Erf size 445m² N$ 1 160 000.00 NEG!

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KUISEBMOND 3 bedr house 2 bathr, kitchen lounge, dining room, tandem garage. PLUS: bachelor flat.

N$ 950 000.00

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SWAKOPMUND FAMOUS RUNNING BUSINESS!!

PUB-RESTAURANTPIZZERIA Equipment & stock included.

N$1.1 MIL GOGGA 0818709950 gogga.remaxatlantic@iw ay.na

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INDUSTRIAL – WEIGHT BRIDGE AREA Vacant erf measuring 3572m² N$ 3 750 000.00

Walvis Bay

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FOR SALE WALVIS BAY

Mays Trading CC For Sale Swakopmund, Corner Erf, N$1,150 million 952m2, Ocean View Area.

Swakopmund House,Vinetta, N$ 1,9 million Lounge, spacious fitted kitchen, Indoor braai, 3 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, 1 On-suite bathroom, passage cupboards ,established garden , boundary walls, spacious erf Walvis Bay Fairways Townhouse (New development) Townhouses N$ 1 350 000.00 3 bedroom 2 bathroom Kitchen lounge entertainment area and garage All costs included Narraville Semidetatched House N$370 000 & N310 000-00 2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen ,bathroom (near Narraville primary school) Tiles, aluminum windows, built-in-kitchen and bedroom cupboards, boundary wall Walvis Bay house N$1.9million 3 bedroom house with a big erf 1250m², 18th road Accommodation For Sale, N$4,3 million 13 rooms, furnished and license available Walvis Bay ,House ,6th Street N1,6million Erf 1108m² Meersig, House, N$2,3million 4 bedrooms,3 bathrooms, double, remote garage, interlocks, diningroom, lounge, tv room Indoor braai, laundry, spacious fitted kitchen with marble tops, pre-pay electricity, Plus 1 bedroom flat, Erf size 1350m²,lots of space to build another house on property or subdivide property Long beach erf for sale N$ 600 000-00 488m² Fairways,House N$1,640million 3bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double garage, open-plankitchen with granite toppings Indoor braai , lounge.(Brand new) We are urgently Looking for houses and properties in Narraville,Kuisebmund, Walvis Bay ,Longbeach and dolphin park.

Contact: Tracey:0813023806 Mounien: 0818601938 Email:mickeymays@iwa y.na

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One Bedroom Flat to Let In Walvis Bay, Hermes Area One bedroom with BIC Spacious Living room Bathroom with Shower Kitchen with BIC Built in Alarm No pets Sober habits Suitable for one or two persons only Rent: N$ 4,500.00 p/m + Deposit Including electricity Excluding Water Flat is in a safe & secure complex.

Available beginning of March open for viewing.

Contact: 081 151 7474/ 081 271 2625 CFS PROPERTIES & INSURANCE SWAKOPMUND TO LET OCEANVIEW HOUSE NEWLY BUILT & NEAT! 2 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom, lounge/dining, kitchen, bic, single garage, alarm, burglar bars. own yard, pet friendly.

Deposit required.

Immediate available N$7,800.00 IRENE 081 3535551/064412320 irene@cfsnamibia.com www.cfsnamibia.com

TO LET SWAKOP BEST OFFER EVER EXT 23 3 Bedr, 3 Bath, Lounge Dining Indoor BBQ D/ Garage. Free Standing N$ 11 000.00 WALKING TO TOWN 2 Bedr Flat, Fully Furn Huge Garage N$ 7 500.00 2 Bedr flat, Fully Furn s/ garage Save complex N$ 11 000.00 LIVE IN STYLE MILE 4 4 Bedr House, Lounge, dining room, sitting room Patio, Indoor BBQ Huge T/Garage.

N$ 16 500.00 CONTACT US STILL TODAY RYNO: 0812105085 (064) 464 033 Www.remax.co.za Opsoek na ‘n 2 slaapkamer huis / woonstel in Tamariskia, Dorp of Mondesa.

Prysklas: N$2500 - N$3500 Kontak: 081 605 2595 DRINGEND!!

TE HUUR GESOEK: Walvisbaai 3 slaapkamer huis te huur gesoek Garage by Narraville of Dorp N$ 5 000.00 Tot N$ 5 500.00 p/m Contact Clara Januarie 081 407 5730 LOOKING FOR FLATS AND HOUSES TO RENT Flats and houses to rent in any area in Swakopmund required urgently please.

Barbara 081 656 2619 Pam Golding Properties Opsoek na 1 of dubbel garage vir my motor.

Kontak: 081 214 9453 Opsoek na ‘n flat vir N$1500.00 baie dringend.

Kontak: 081 890 3317 WANTED TO BUY: Urgently looking for an erf to buy anywhere in Swakopmund.

Please do contact: 081 798 4829

Swakopmund Mondesa Big House for Sale!

3 Bed, 2 Bath, Lounge, Dining Room, Inside garden Garage, 2 Bachelor flats A Steal at only N$ 900 000.00 Titus 0811289388 For Sale! Walvis Bay (New Development in Hermes Edelweiss Flats) Newly Built 2 bedroom Flat , Open plan Kitchen , Bathroom, BIC & Underground parking.

Price: N$ 660 000.00 , Negotiable Contact: 0812830785 / 0813518033

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Very modern furnished Brand new home….Absolutely beautiful!!!

Offering 3 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, 2 bathrooms, double garage…..N$780 000.00 Approved building plans for a flat…

KabeljouOffering 3 berooms,2 bathrooms, open plan Tv roome, dinning kitchen, separate lounge-double garage N$850 000.00 Please call Hettie @ 081 270 4333

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Narraville - Vacant plot With approved double storey building plans@N$ 450 000.00 KuisebmondIf you snooze, you loose Ideal for a Teacher- Near TutaleniVery neat…

Stunning house offering 3 bedrooms, two bathrooms, open plan lounge and Kitchen bic.. barbeque Plus a two bedroom flat with a income of N$3500…

N$920 000.00

W/Bay , Long Beach , Sole and Exclusive Mandate Brand New 2 bed, 1 bath house with own erf.

Lounge, open plan kitchen & Double garage.

N$ 1 290 000-00 Saloom 0813821888

Walvis Bay

064-280600 TO LET

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Walvis Bay

2 Bedr house, lounge, kitchen, 2 bathr, garage, Water incl for N$5 750.00 3 Bedr house, lounge to fitted kitchen, tv room and indoor BBQ for N$8 800.00 in Fairways (2 available) 4 Bedr house, lounge to fitted kitchen, 2 bathr, indoor BBQ double garage N$11 000.00 Call : Lana at 081 350 1827 Moira at 081 147 6475 Roelien at 081 476 7325 for appointment to view or our offices : 064-280600

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Swakopmund Ext 19 Beautiful House for Sale!

3 Bed, 2 Bath, Lounge, Dining Room, Open Plan Tv Room, Double Garage Only N$ 2 250 000.00!

Vinothan 081 128 9388

SWAKOPMUND BRAND NEW BEAUTY! Modern 3 bed, 3 bath, Open plan living with 3 garages Plus independent 2 bed flat.

Perfect sea view and all Furniture included.

N$ 4 380 000-00 GOGGA 0818709950

For All Your PROPERTY Adverts

Please feel free to contact: SHADEEN in Walvis Bay Tel: 205854 E-mail: smalls@namibtimes.net SHENE in Swakopmund Tel: 461866 E-mail: shene@namibtimes.net MIKKIE Tel: 205854 E-mail: mikkie@namibtimes.net

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SERVICES

SERVICES

SERVICES

VACANCIES

Visstokke, Soek 2 visstoke met katrolle te huur of te koop.

Koskarretjie: Verkoop koskarretjie vir N$12 000.

Soek Sleepwaentjie met tralies te koop en bulbar.

Kontak: 081597 5505/ 0812140780

Vaporizers (e-ciggies) for Namibia on facebook Website: www.namibiavapes.com The device that really help Smokers to quit or change the bad habit. You choose your flavor, your own vaporizer. Even the size or color or style. You choose how much nicotine in your e-liquid.

We stock a wide variety of vaporizers with chargers from N$ 250.00.

We have beautiful e-pipes in stock for N$ 1000.00 More than 80 flavors for N$ 40.00 on 10ml bottle.

30ml E-liquids fro N$ 110.00 Visit Largo Video for FREEDOM on your SMOKING habit.

We are open daily from 10:00 to 21:00 Tel: 205 525 081 407 5773

SERVICE For a greenhouse with micro and digital watering Call: 081 241 2852

Experienced accountant

JOB OPPORTUNITY

WANTED: We buy Gold and Silver Jewellery, Gold and Silver Coins and Diamonds.

Feel free to contact me: Contact 081 344 3794

CARS FOR SALE: Corsa bakkie 2005 Model 1.4 as is.

N$47 500.00 (neg) Contact: 081 200 1117 081 250 2872 FOR SALE: 2005 Ford Ranger 2.5 Diesel.

210 000km, diff lock.

Very good running condition.

Price: N$80 000(neg) 2009 Mazda BT-50 2.6 4x4, 290 000km Very good running condition.

Price: N$100 000.00(neg) Contact: 081 261 8487 FOR SALE: Pajero 2.8 turbo Diesel.

Automatic.

200 000 km.

Baie goeie toestand.

Kontak: 081 230 1882 081 239 2205 FOR SALE: 2L 2004 Golf 4.

Dark blue.

Local care, automatic New engine.

N$ 42 000.00 Contact: 081 847 4812 081 307 7684 FOR SALE: Cars 2006 Imported Hyundai Matrix 1.6 4 new tyres & rims, new battery and service record incl.

As is N$ 45 500.00 negotiable Contact: 081 363 6232 FOR SALE: 2013 Polo Maxx 1.6, 18 000 km White N$ 155 000.00 negotiable Contact: 081 142 6160 FOR SALE: 2011 Corsa Bakkie 73 000 km N$ 96 000.00 Very good condition.

Contact: 081 633 2141

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE: A second hand meranti garage door roll up.

N$ 5 000.00 Contact: 081 676 1565

KAMO WELDING & FAB CC We do: Trailer made and repair Burglar bars Security gate / door Painting General welding and metal works For your best welding services Contact: 081 034 5484 LEES DIT Transport of household & office furniture Garden refuse/building material Call Harry: 081 295 1269

A To Z CLEANING SERVICES FOR ALL YOUR CLEANING NEEDS. WE CLEAN: Lounge Suites/ Loose Chairs/ Matrasses Carpets / Loose Rugs Blinds Accessible Windows Descale / Steam Clean Bathrooms / Ablution Blocks Machine Scrub Tiles WE OFFER: Daily / Weekly / Monthly Cleaning Contracts For Offices / Shops / Factories / Body Corporates Etc. Once Off Cleaning For Houses / Flats & Buildings Before And After Occupation.

- Exterior Spray Cleaning - E x t e r i o r Wa l l s O f Buildings / Flats / Houses All Our Cleaning Procedures Are Done UNDER SUPERVISION

By Owner Or Supervisor.

CONTACT: COENIE BRAND 081 129 7988 JENNY BRAND 081 148 5036 OFFICE 205036 NO 3 LAGOON STREET FAX 220878 EMAIL FINANCE AZWVB@IWAY.NA EMAIL OPERATIONS AZC@IWAY.NA

HANDY MAN IN WALVISBAAI Huis renovasies, alarms, garage + hek motors en CCTV kameras.

Vir enige reporasies en kwotasies kontak gerus.

081 247 4467 081 682 6126...

BOU WERK: Vir aanbou, nuwe huise, workshops en verfwerke.

Kontak Linus: 081 242 9604 NOMBILI Construction Woodwork & renovations cc Specialised in Office partitioning/shops Cell: 081 248 8867 081 323 4123 P.O. Box 867 Walvis Bay Namibia TRADITIONAL DOCTOR: Dr. S Jeke (The Best).

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

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

THE HONEY POT SEWING CENTRE Tel: 202818 Walvis Bay. Expert service in general tailoring One day alterations, Duvet Covers, Curtains, Wedding Dresses and others.

REMOVALS / TRANSPORTATION OF GOODS Groot trailer met versigtige drywer en werk span beskikbaar vir huis trekke, aflewerings en rommel verwydering.

Walvisbaai Swakopmund Hentiesbaai.

Vinnige en vriendelike diens.

Jacques Koch: 081 607 8320 JUPEY CONSTRUCTION CC: Is hier om vir u alle tiepe werk te doen: Bou, Pleister, Dak werk, Interlocks, Plumbing, Tilling, Renovation, etc.

Johannes Skrywer: 081 333 8824 or 081 563 4910

Available for project/short term work at negotiable rates.

Call Roy on 081-201 7444 Email

roy@accountantsinaction.co.za

EK HET N 4TON , 5.2M BAK LORRIE, HET JY N VRAG? EK VERWYDER VULLIS, BOU ROMMEL, DOEN TREKKE.... ENIGE VRAG. COENRAAD FOURIE CELL: 081 337 0876 TRADITIONAL DOCTOR KALENGA: He can help you through: Pregnancy - Education Court Cases - Love Affairs - Marriage Problems - Bad Luck - Businesses - Protection at Home - Removal of Tokoloshi - Mens’ Power Sexuality - Exams Job Problems etc.

Walvis Bay & Swakopmund.

Cell:081 201 7887.

Expert Building For all your building work in and around Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, Henties Bay and surrounding areas. Feel free to contact me for a free quotation! No job too BIG or too SMALL. Contact: 081 315 9178/081613 2647 Email: lucasstan3@gmail.com DE VRIES PLUMBING SERVICES Contact us for all your plumbing needs New/Replacement Bathroom & Kitchen Installations General Plumbing Maintenance Marius 081 2122 541

EDU-CARE JJs care centre School & Edu-care for deaf & special needs children.

Open 7 -5.15pm Limited space Walvis Bay Kim 081 479 0725

NOTICES NOTICE is hereby given of the 20th Annual General Meeting of the Coastal Pirates Inline Hockey Club to be held on the 12th March 2015 at the Rossmund Golf Club starting 18h30.

Service Station Administration Officer/Manager We are looking for a loyal honest individual who has strong work & moral ethics to fill the above position in Swakopmund.

Minimum Requirements:

· Namibian Citizenship or Residency · Fluent in English and Afrikaans · Strong Accounting & administration background · Computer Literate (specifically with Pastel Accounting) · Client & Service orientated · Flexible with working hours Please send your CV to: ritewayservicestation@ gmail.com (References must be included.)

Closing Date: 28 February 2015

VACANCY SEAMSTRESS - STRONG COMMUNICATION SKILLS - EXPERIENCE ON INDUSTRIAL SEWING MACHINES - VIBRANT - NAMIBIAN CITIZEN - FLUENT IN ENGLISH & AFRIKAANS - ABILITY TO LEARN FAST - HONEST PLEASE FORWARD CV'S TO: THE MANAGER P. O. BOX 4032 WALVIS BAY VACANCY SALES REPRESENTATIVE -HONEST -VIBRANT -NAMIBIAN CITIZEN -FLUENT IN ENGLISH AND AFRIKAANS -ABILITY TO LEARN FAST AND SELL -REFERENCE REQUIRED PLEASE FORWARD CV'S TO: THE MANAGER P. O. BOX 4032 WALVIS BAY WANTED: Looking for Car Guards in Swakopmund.

Contact: 081 837 0389 Salon in swakopmund Looking for 2 Qualified hairdressers.

Should be able to work with all type of hair.

Should also be able to work with Goldwell products, Brazilian Treatment, Cut,Wash and blow.

Should be a Reliable person.

Contact nr only 0817170399

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CLASSES

Bay City Trucking Klein vragte te karwei in en om Walvisbaai Swakopmund Hentiesbaai & omgewing.

Bourommel, boumateriaal, klein trekke ens Skakel 081 753 35 35 Epos: baycityent@afol.com.na

VACANCY AVAILABLE 2 x JNR MALE

supervisors for Desert Creek Spur Fluently English and Afrikaans Passion for people

Email CV

spurswk@iway.na

ACCOMMODATION

Guesthouse * Conferencing * Catering

Offers you: (1) luxury accommodation close to the lagoon (2) a fully equipped conference facility which can host up to 30 pax (3) catering customised to suit your requirement Contact us: 064 206 225 reception@amjicaja.com.na 8 Temple Crescent, Meersig, Walvis Bay

NOTICES

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Accountants In Action JJ`s Care Centre Sign languages N$ 1 500.00 Early childhood development N$ 1 500.00 Educare / pre primary N$1 5 00.00 Afrikaans courses N$ 1 500.00 Walvis Bay Kim-081 479 0725 CLASSES: Mathematics tuition Ordinary and Extended level Grades 7 - 10 Walvis Bay Contact Elsa Stolze: 081 294 9825

· All accounting, bookkeeping and tax services · Property/body Corporate accounts and services · Accounting officer Call Roy: 081-201 7444 E-mail:

roy@accountantsinaction.co.za

PRODEL CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATIONS:

For all your renovations and construction needs with personal attention.

Call for a free quote JOHANN STEYN 081 128 0848.

BRAZILIAN KERATIN TREATMENT N$750.00 ALL HAIR TYPES APPOINTMENTS 081 383 8009

SERVICES

NG Moedergemeente Walvis Bay Time: 17:30 Tuesdays & Thursdays Enquiries: Wikus Oberholster 081 258 2000 wikus@iway.na shotokan.walvisbay@g mail.com

CLASSES Bay City Trucking Small loads in and around Walvis Bay Swakopmund, Hentiesbay & vicinity.

Building rubble/material, furniture moves etc Phone 081 753 35 35 Email baycityent@afol.com.na

JOB WANTED: A young 24-year-old lady is looking for work as a housekeeper, scullery, babysitting and also work in Guesthouses, Restaurants can also sleep over when needed. Have experience on above mentioned for 4 years.

Contact: 081 589 0650 BERTHINA: Op soek na huiswerk, stryk en skoonmaak werk. Maandae tot Donderdae. Sal enige tyd begin, hou baie van stryk.

Walvisbaai of Langstrand.

Kontak: 081 373 5870 ARIEN: Op soek na enige soort werk, huis-werk, kantoor skoon-maak, kinders oppas of strykwerk. Walvisbaai, Meersig, Dorp, Lagoon of Langstrand.

Kontak: 081 465 9818 JOB WANTED: A 37year-old man is looking for a job as a driver / general worker. I have code B with GIP + Code learners license. Very hardworking man.

Contact:081 258 3984 WERK GESOEK: Op soek na huiswerk in Walvisbaai, Meersig, Lagoon of Langstrand.

Vir 2 or 3 dae ‘n week.

Maandae, Woensdae en Vrydae. Kantoor werk of kinders oppas.

Kontak: 081 466 0407

HAIR

GOTV Special!!

Only N$ 299.00 Only for February Get your GOTV today at TV Link & Electrical cc 27 Libertina Amathila str Swakopmund Tel: 064-406032

SITUATION WANTED

HOUSEHOLD/ FURNITURE

JOB WANTED: A lady looking for housekeeping, have 3 years experience. Very honest and hardworking, 5 days a week.

Willing to start immediately.

Contact: 081 313 0827

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

THOUGHTS FOR THE WEEK Tuesday - Isaiah 43:19 (NIV) See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the desert and streams in the wasteland.

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

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

Dear Lord,

PICK A BARGAIN We buy and sell quality and second hand furniture, household appliances, hardware, tools, bes, camping equipment, jewellery etc.

Best value for your money Come negotiate a deal C/O Nangolo Mbumba Drive & 11th road, Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 259 3175 081 032 4865

JOB WANTED: A 26year-old lady is looking for domestic work. Mondays to Fridays. Willing to start any time. Have experience for 4 years, speaks Afrikaans and English.

Contact: 081 368 9521

thank you so much for another day of life on Earth. Thank you for another beautiful sunrise to enjoy. Thank you for the wonderful sounds of nature, from the cool breeze brushing through the trees to the birds singing melodies. You are a wonderful God, full of grace and mercy. I praise you for allowing me another day to spend with my family.

I am a young lady looking for work, any type of housekeeping work for 5 days in Swakopmund.

Contact: 081 566 5881

I love you Father! Amen.

We Turn Your Assets Into CASH!

WERK GESOEK: Ek is ‘n 30 jarige dame dringend opsoek na huiswerk, restaurant werk of kantoor skoonmaak werk. Ek het vorige verwyssings. Ek is hardwerkend en betroubaar. Kan ook kinders oppas. Kan enige dag begin.

Kontak: 081 221 0870

064220387 0811475333

We Buy or Sell Furniture, Cars, anything of value

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

JOB WANTED: I am a 30 year old lady looking for domestic work fro 3 days a week. I have experience in cleaning. In Swakopmund Town.

Contact: 081 307 6829 JOB WANTED: I am a semi skilled Painter looking for a job as a Painter.

Contact: 081 469 5513

FOR ALL YOUR CLASSIFIEDS CONTACT: WALVIS BAY SHADEEN smalls@namibtimes.net 064 205 854

SWAKOPMUND SHENE shene@namibtimes.net 064 461 866

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SCHOOL NEWS

Narraville Primary School news Interhouse Athletics Mr Fisher would like to express his gratitude to all the parents and family members for their support on this festive day.

Our very first parent meeting for the year 2015. The school hall was fully packed as usual. We thank the parents for their continuous support and commitment

The happy faces of the athletes of the Blue team as they were the overall winners of the day

Congratulations to the winners of the Senior and Junior Victor and Victrix. Senior Victrix Ludorum: Matton Sheelongo, Senior Victor Ludorum: Jerome Dausab, Junior Victrix Ludorum: Acena Jevu, Junior Victor Ludorum: Stephan Kamulu. Standing from left to right: Mr R Croza, Chairperson of the School Board and Mr P E Fisher, Principal of Narraville Primary School.

Narraville Primary School To the bereaved Jobs Family May the peace and comfort of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you.

Our deepest sympathy with the loss of your father.

You are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

From: Narraville Primary School Principal, School Board Members, Teachers and Learners

Overall winners from all ages

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SCHOOL NEWS

The Dolphin Schools news

ATHLETICS On Saturday, 7 February, The Dolphin Schools held their annual InterHouse athletics, pitting Ocean Chiefs against Sea Warriors in an all-out battle royale for the coveted few top positions.

They broke a record, broke a sweat, and a few gazebos broke down due to fierce winds. A wonderful time was had by one and all with those precious few qualifying for the Coca-Cola athletics in Windhoek as well as the zonals that will be held in Swakopmund.

By end of day the competition between the houses simmered down and finally the salty Sea Warriors won the day

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Coastal Pirates Inline Hockey's SPAR business league Last week Saturday, a tournament was hosted at the Swakopmund Indoor Sport School where 38 teams participated in the 104 matches played over the weekend of 7 February.

Here are a few more pictures of the tournament.

Open team Ace Construction's Toy Soldiers - Winners of senior Best Dressed

Masters team The Fuilteef Massacre

Dave Hammond with the puck from Open team Ace Construction's Toy Soldiers

“Walk or run and live a healthy life” Sharlien Tjambari

Another event that took place on Valentine's Day was the fun-filled 5 km fun walk in aid of the Cancer Association of Namibia which was supported by over 210 walkers from the coastal community and walkers as far as Windhoek and even the United States.

The entry fee to the Fun Walk was N$10 per person and people started entering at 07:00 on Saturday morning.

During the Fun Walk prize giving, prizes were given in various categories, including the oldest walker who was Ms Mary Van Heeden, 87 years old and the youngest and shortest walker, Veisira Kamatoto, five years old.

The event, hosted in Swakopmund by Swakop Striders Athletics Club and sponsored by Rӧssing Uranium, promoted

Oldest walker, Tina Mary Van Heerden (Bandlow) and youngest and shortest Walker Veisira Kamatoto

healthy lifestyles with the theme for this year being “Walk or run and live a healthy life”.

Dave Gerhardt won in the category of tallest walker. The best dressed category was won by the Mondesa Youth Opportunities group while the largest group was the Mascato Choir.

The fun run did not only attract people, but their pets as well, in the best and cutest animal walker, Vlooitjie Koorts, Annette Koorts’ pet won the title.

Walkers form different groups walking and having fun during the walk

Photo above: Open division winners The Not So Honest Abes

Photos contributed

by Marta Majo, Lyn Woolf and Vikkie de Jager.

Rossmund Golf Club Weekly News

Last Saturday,7 February was a Betterball Stableford sponsored

by Premier Construction - there was a good turnout of players 39 in support of the owner Wim van der Plas who was also present at prize giving together with wife Coral.

Thank you is not enough as without them we would not have our beautiful golf course to play on. There were 2 x 2 clubs - G Muraisiki No 7 and F Abrahams No 12. The winners on the day came from across the river - W van Wijk/K Wentzel 49pts; followed by two juniors P Ndeleinga/E Uushona 48pts; and in third place two old timers G Vogel/A Esterhuizen 46pts c/o. A big thank you once again to the sponsor and all the players for a great day of golf.

We remind you of the maintenance work being carried out on No.11's green - once this is finished they will move to No 12 - so please be patient.

There are some newly planted trees to the left of number 1's fairway so please check the local rules for your option to relief.

The questions from the floor at the recent AGM will be discussed in full at the next committee meeting when feedback will be given to the members.

Management has agreed that where possible every effort will be made to accommodate the golfers in an area of the clubhouse when other functions are taking place. Entry Lists will be posted on the notice board for those golfers wishing to play in the 2015 Matchplay Competitions - entries will close on 28 February to enable play to commence in March.

Lockers - could each and everyone who makes use of a locker please advise the office of the number and where necessary pay your annual fee as they wish to compile a new record of users for better control.

Saturday 14 February, Valentine's Day there was a club sponsored Betterball Bogey-Plus. All for now, have a great week and remember "The older you get the stronger the wind gets, and it is always in your face."

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Rössing marathon new champion…

Sharlien Tjambari

The runners gathered from 06:30 at the Swakopmund Sports Stadium in Vineta on Saturday morning.

The marathon started at 07:00.

People turned up in huge numbers and were very excited to be part of the event.

In the 42 km run, Reonard Nampala, running for the Namibia Defence Force (NDF), won the Rössing Marathon National Championship 2015 in cool, misty conditions, and

what most of the participating athletes labelled ideal weather conditions for long distance running.

Nampala won in 2:19:57, eight minutes outside of Luketz Swartbooi’s record of 2:11:23 and more than six minutes faster than last year’s winning time of 2:25:14.

Nampala said after the race that he participated in the Rössing Marathon a number of times before, “but this is my first win

in the event. As usual it was a tough race. I am glad to be the National champion” he added.

The NDF team continued their dominance over the last couple of years at the marathon with both the second and third place in the Men’s Open category also going their way.

Aron Tjivambi and Elifas Shuuya came second and third in 2:24:53 and 2:41:23 respectively.

In the Ladies Open Marathon

Reonard Nampala (right - Number 18) - Champion - Rossing Marathon National Marathon 2015

Photo Contributed

This year the annual Rössing Marathon event drew over 300 entries in all categories. It has grown to become an important preparative event for runners planning to take part in the upcoming Two Oceans and Comrades marathons in South Africa.

Ladies Open marathon winner Alina Armas (left) and Men’s Open marathon winner, Reonard Nampala (right) with Rössing MD Werner Duvenhage category it was the formidable Alina Armas, also from the NDF club, who came first in 2:40:09. Last year she won the same category in 2:48:58.

This was the third straight victory for Alina at the Rössing Marathon.

She was followed by Ottilie Aimwata with a time of 2:57:27 and Julia Jansem van Vuuren in 3:19:25. In the 10 km run, a drove of Namibia’s top long distance athletes challenged each other for top honours.

It was Reinhold Tomas of the Namibian Police (Nampol) who even-

tually took the crown for the men in time of 0:30:50, with Simon Shipingana of NDF second in 0:30:59 and Uveni Kuugongelwa, another NDF athlete, coming third in 0:31:04. For the ladies, Anna Amukoto of the NDF was the champion over ten kilometres in 0:33:58, followed

by Beata Naigambo of Nampol in 0:33:59 and Helena Iipinge of the NDF in 0:37:55.

The Men’s and Ladies’ marathon winners received N$10 000 cash as well as a development bonus of N$20 000 each, for the continued development of

the athletes’ careers over the remainder of the long distance running season in 2015.

Speaking at the main prize giving ceremony after the event, Rössing managing director Duvenhage Werner said, “the Rössing Marathon forms part of our commitment to promote healthy lifestyles in the mine’s neighbouring communities.

The development bonus was introduced in 2010 and this is the fifth year that Rössing is investing in the future of our country’s sporting heroes.”

Historical day for Erongo Volleyball Marshallino Beukes

Saturday marked a milestone in Erongo volleyball’s history, after the first ever Erongo Volleyball Association (EVA) was launched in Swakopmund.

Speaking at the launch, the Namibian Volleyball Federation’s (NVF) president, Mr Joel Matheus, noted that the Federation’s vision for volleyball is to become one of the most popular sports in the country.

“It is our wish as volleyball leaders to drive the sport to be successful at international level,” Matheus noted.

He emphasised the fact that volleyball

Historical Launch in the capital is more tion to work closely advanced than in other together with the NVF regions, due to the fact supporting structures that all NVF resour- and constantly parces, efforts and activi- ticipate in programs, ties are based there. which aim to develop With this in mind, a the sport in Namibia. decision was made He concluded by emto change the Fede- phasising the imporration’s operational tance of groundroot development structure and create level five regional asso- programmes. ciations, Zambezi, Mr Anton LangerKavango, Far North, man, the senior sports Erongo and Khomas. officer for Erongo, Matheus urged the delivered the keynewly-elected Erongo note address and also Volleyball Associa- highlighted the im-

portance of coaching clinics at schools.

“EVA should work hand in hand with all the schools in Erongo, in order to develop volleyball in the region and the country at large,” Langerman said.

At the same occasion 30 volleyballs for kids, 3 indoor volleyballs, 2 beach volleyballs, 5 nets, a pump and t-shirts were handed over to the EVA.