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namib times SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6506 TUESDAY 17 NOVEMBER 2015 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

N$30m new medical facility Sharlien Tjambari

Swakopmund's capacity to provide quality medical services is to receive a significant boost, with Khomas Medical Centre confirming it is in the process of establishing a N$30 million medical facility in Mondesa.

N$2.8 million. “We continuously strive to fulfil our motto of accessible, quality healthcare. “This is part of our expansion strategy. We attempt to deliver affordable healthcare to all,” said Trümper.

According to Trümper.

The approval of the building plans are yet to happen, whereafter the construction phase can start.

“Typically we are looking at an integrated medical centre of between one thousand and two thousand square meters. Consulting rooms for four general prac-

titioners, specialist consulting rooms, a laboratory, pharmacy, dentistry, biokinetics, X-Ray facilities and auxiliary services such as dieticians and physiotherapists are part of this envisaged project.

Trümper explained Khomas Medical Centre currently employs 75 people at its medical care centre in Windhoek's Khomasdal suburb. According to her Khomas Medical Centre is one of the oldest and most established private practices in Namibia.

Running out of burial space

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Huge interest in the “Miles”

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Photo by Bernabé Blaauw

The centre will be located in the old Mondesa municipal complex which has been vacant in recent years and decaying to a point where residents feel it has become an eyesore and harbouring place for criminals and vagrants (pictures).

In a telephonic interview the Chief Executive Officer of Khomas Medical Centre, Mrs Karen Trümper, confirmed the purchase of the property from the Swakopmund Municipality for the amount of

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Terror in Paris

French flag half-mast at Walvis Bay lagoon The coast's French community yesterday at noon joined their counterparts in other parts of Namibia and the rest of the French communities globally in a minute of silence, to honour the dead in Friday's series of suicide bombings and shootings in the French capital Paris.

A total of 129 people from several nationalities were killed in Friday's terror attacks and hundreds more maimed and injured.

Radical Islamic terror group ISIL (Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant also referred to as ISIS) claimed responsibility for the attacks.

In Walvis Bay the French tourist accommodation outlet, Lagoon Loge, flew the French flag at half-mast yesterday and will do so until a three day mourning period, announced in France over the weekend, expires.

Swakop does the Rain Dance

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Search is on for the great story

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Internet-verbinding op Walvisbaai verontrief inwoners Madelaine Laubscher Honderde inwoners van Walvisbaai is Sondag onkant betrap toe die dorp se internet-verbinding vir sowat sewe ure uiters swak en vir lang tydperke boonop heeltemal af was.

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Walvis Bay running out of burial space

Vele klagtes is deur namib times ontvang wat wissel tussen mense se frustrasies omdat hulle vir hul werk van 'n internet-verbinding afhanklik is, maar daar was ook ontwrigtings soos huishoudings wat nie koopkrag kon koop nie, en mense wat sonder bankdienste gestrand was. Weens die gebrek aan 'n internet-verbinding kon hul geen aanlynbetalings maak, geld by tellermasjiene trek of hul geldkaarte by winkels gebruik nie.

Uranium mines to try to get mobile voting stations The management of three uranium mines in the Erongo Region have promised to ensure that all willing employees will cast their votes during the Regional Council and Local Authority Elections on 27 November.

Langer Heinrich's Human Resources Manager, Hein Daiber, said they will endeavour to obtain a mobile unit for a short period of time. Should they be unable to acquire the envisaged mobile polling station, they will encourage their employees to make use of regular voting hours up to 21:00, he said.

Daiber explained that the work shifts will allow workers time off to vote.

ECN Elections Coordinator for the Erongo Region, Kashidinge Lukas Nghipuilepo last week said the provision of polling stations at mines was applied during the Presidential and National Assembly elections last year.

It is a different scenario, however, for the Regional Council and Local Authority Elections.

He said the ECN has a problem placing a polling station at a venue where not everyone is allowed to vote, because not everyone who works at the mine is from the constituency where the mine is located.

General Manager of Organisational Resources at Rössing Uranium Limited, Leah von Hagen, also replied that employees will vote during their time off work at the fixed polling stations in Arandis, Swakopmund and Walvis Bay where they reside, while Swakop Uranium's Vice-President for Human Resources and Business Support, Percy McCallum said the company will make sure that all its employees are allowed to vote. NAMPA

Haufiku wants more Namibians to study in Finland by 2019 Namibia's Ambassador to Finland has set his priority to advocate for at least 50 Namibians to study in Finland before the end of his term of office ends in 2019.

In an interview with Nampa on Thursday, Bonny Haufiku noted that only few Namibians are studying in Finland despite a good working relationship between two countries.

“I have visited most of the universities in Helsinki and I noted that there are less than 10 Namibian students.

Thus, I set education as one of my priorities and my target remains that I want to see at least 50 Namibians studying at Finnish universities before the end of my term of office.”

Haufiku was appointed Namibian Ambassador to Finland in November 2014 to serve for five years.He encouraged all Namibians, especially undergraduates, to be on the lookout for scholarship opportunities advertised in local newspapers to study in Finland. NAMPA

Madelaine Laubscher Narraville and Kuisebmond cemeteries are are running out of burial space and would be high on the development budget of the Walvis Bay Municipality for 2016 and 2017. The Walvis Bay cemetery also needs expansion in the course of the next five years, municipal spokesperson Kevin Adams says.

According to the Walvis Bay Municipality an current location. There is still space at the expansion of the Narraville and Kuisebmond Walvis Bay cemetery thus the municipality has cemeteries have already been discussed as part a three to five year plan to extend that cemeof the town planning process. Lucky Shipanga, tery,” he said. a supervisor in the municipality's Parks and It is understood the current Walvis Bay Cemeteries Department, says although provi- cemetery, near the town's water works, was sion is made for a new cemetery for Kuiseb- established in 1933, Narraville cemetery in mond, the Narraville cemetery will expand to 1965 and the Kuisebmond cemetery in 1960. cover more land along Namib Street at its

Roadblock planned for C34 behind Dune 7 Madelaine Laubscher With the festive season at hand, traffic authorities said this week ad hoc roadbocks will be placed on the C34 road behind Dune 7 between Walvis Bay and Swakopmund for the duration of the festive season.

According to a trusted source the road behind and the public can expect road blocks, a police Dune 7 is often used by road users who want to source said this week. He was reluctant to be avoid the authorities as they have been drinking named and said finer details over law during sport events or when going fishing. enforcement action is usually not made public.

Motorists soon realised there is no traffic law “There will definitely be a roadblock on the road enforcement on this road and was taking a behind Dune7 and we will be very strict. dangerous advantage of the situation.

This does not mean we would not concentrate on After the traffic flow on the said road have other roads aong the coast and in the region as increased significantly in recent years, the well. We will surely be active on all roads this Namibian Police's traffic division decided to act. festive season,” he said.

Regular police road patrols are now taking place

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Huge Interest in Accommodation at Miles – Offices inundated with Bookings Maria Davel-Wallis The representatives of Platinum Rentals, who are in a joint venture agreement with the NWR, regarding the upgrading and renovation of some of the campsites along the Namibian Coast, say bookings for the campsites they are upgrading, are streaming in, and a third of the available sites have already been booked.

“Jakkalsputz has 150 camp sites, Mile 72, 70 sites, and Mile 108, 30 camping places. We have been to all the sites over the weekend, and the upgrading pojects are on schedule. Each Mile will have a “waterhole” – we already have the licences for that. They will also each have a facility offering basics like bread, milk and other necessities. Mile 108 will have 10 new make-shift shower units, and 8 new toilets, as the present ablution blocks are not fit for use.

We are in talks with a fuel company, to see if we can give campers access to fuel, as well. We are happy with what has been achieved in the past two and a half weeks, since we signed our venture agreement. Our main objective is to decrease the number of campers and to increase ablution facilities especially to cater for women campers.” The Platinum Rentals campsites will open on 4 December. Mile 72 will stay open next year.

Meanwhile, Bertus Struwig, the CEO of the Prosperity Group, of which the Sun Karros is a subsidiary, says Sun Karros, who has a joint venture agreement with NWR to develop and manage Mile14, is happy with the upgrading and construction work regarding the permanent infrastructure erected at Mile 14, and that it will certainly open on time. “Bookings for the core festive time are almost full, and we have for the short-term deactivated the online booking facility. Mile 14 will open on 9 December.

Our camping clients will be camping in great style with hot water showers, flush toilets, clean and spacious camping sites, friendly services and a Fishermen's Pub & Grill which will make camping an experience to remember.

We are also looking at developing the infrastructure further in future, with an accommodation section with chalets or bungalows.

I promised my family a blue sky, sandy, tropical beach island holiday this December, but the Mile14 project changed all our plans. We have ordered the first palm trees for Mile14 and have now decided to make our own island holiday dreams come true, right here on our doorstep - which will happen at no better place than on the magnificent beaches of the mysterious and beautiful Skeleton Coast of Namibia. Can't wait to mix some cocktails.”

The water tower at Mile 108 that will be serving as the local 'waterhole'

Photo above: Mile 14 infrastructure upgrading Facilities being upgraded

Builders working around the clock at Mile 14

Upgrading of facilities at Mile 108

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Scientists focus on Research Priorities for Africa Maria Davel-Wallis Scientists, researchers, policy makers and other stakeholders are gathered in Swakopmund for the 2015 Africa Regional Consultation meeting. It is being co-hosted by the National Commission on Research, Science and Technology (NCRST) and the National Research Foundation (NRF) of South Africa.

Dr Eino Mvula, the CEO of Namibia's National Commission on Research Science and Technology, says it is of great significance that the meeting is being held in Namibia.

“For us it gives the opportunity to benefit from understanding how others in the field are working.

He says Namibia has developed a “ National Programme on Research Science Technology and Innovation, within the broader context of V2030's goal for Namibia, to become a prosperous and industrialised Namibia, developed by her human recources, enjoying peace, harmony and political stability, to become a healthy and food-secure nation with a resource-based industrial sector and commercial agriculture, with great emphasis on skills development. Through this programme we are aiming for high and sustained economic growth, employment creation and increased income equality. The NCRST will drive the programme to reach its set targets for 2017. We recognise that Research and Development are key factors to scientific and technological progress. There are 15 defined problem areas wherein we must excell.” The Keynote speaker was Dr Kamau-Rutenberg, the Director of African Women in Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD). She stressed the importance of female scientists, and agricultural research, for the prosperity and well-being of Africa.

Dr Becky Ndjoze-Ojo, the Namibian Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Training and innovation's message in her opening address was that scientific leaders and researchers should leave a legacy by instilling knowledge, skills and vision into

coming generations of scientists – and thus be inspiring role models. She lauded Professor Andre du Pisani, the chairperson of the NCRST, for his role in the country, in this regard. She also called for a global drastic effort to strengthen the field through closer collaboration, to rid it of inequality. “I look forward to the outcome of the deliberation that must propose measures that we need to put in place in promoting gender equality in research, gender per-spectives in research and fundamental knowledge about gender.

Let us make use of this unique opportunity to engage in this interesting session and network, in order to identify opportunities for colla-boration, and thereby harnessing the impact of international collaboration.”

The Africa Regional Meeting, is one of five GRC Regional Meetings taking place around the globe the others being held in Americas, Asia Pacific, Middle East/North Africa (MENA) and Europe, with its primary aim to be a platform for discussions and debate, and facilitate and coordinate deliberations and input on the main themes identified by the GRC Governing Board for the 2016 GRC Annual Meeting which will be held in New Delhi India in May 2016.

More than 100 organisations participate annually.

Previous GRC Annual meetings were held in 2012, in Washington DC, in Berlin in 2013, in Beijing in 2014, and in Tokyo in 2015.The topics to be discussed in depth are Interdiciplinary, and Equality and Status of Women in Research. The aim of this meeting in Swakopmund, is “to construct a strategic and valueadded programme through representation of all science granting councils in Sub-Saharan Africa, including dedicated and focused discussion, a highlevel open panel meeting by African Heads of

Report Walvis Bay Magistrate's Court 11November 2015 - Ezegiel Chikaku (28) appeared on a charge of theft.

The matter was postponed to 19 November for trial partly heard - continuation of trial. The accused is on bail.

- Immanuel Makina (38) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor and a charge of failing to ascertain injuries sustained.

The matter was struck from the roll pending the lab results.

- Johannes Indino (26) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft.

The matter was postponed to 23 March 2016 for plea and trial. The accused is in custody.

- Benjamin Amomo (24) appeared on a charge of culpable homicide (vehicle accident).

The matter was postponed to 7 April 2016 for plea and trial. The accused is on bail.

- Joey Jon (38), Klaaste Roderick (38) and Noble Granville (32) all appeared on a charge of assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. The case was withdrawn at the request of the complainant.

- Ignatius So-oabeb (43) appeared on a charge of assault by threat. The case was withdrawn because P G declined to prosecute.

- Simon Uuwanga (36) appeared on a charge of pointing a firearm. The matter was withdrawn because the complainant cannot be traced.

- Jeanne Malani (26) appeared on a charge of assault on a member of the police and a charge of malicious damage to property.

The matter was withdrawn because the accused was wrongfully arrested.

- Jade Blunden (34) appeared on a charge of theft. Blunden was found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of N$400 or 30 days in prison.

- Charlton Killian (39) appeared on a charge of theft. Killian was found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of N$500 or 30 days in prison.

Dr Aldo Stroebel - NRF, Dr Eino Mvula - CEO of the NCRST and Prof Andre du Pisani Chairperson of the NCRST Research Councils (AHORCs), and an academic symposium to encourage scholarly debate and strengthen partnerships between African and international experts. A consolidated position on both topics will be reached

and defined, representing the SubSaharan Africa Regional Forum perspective and message in India next year.”

The meeting concludes today.

Chinese employer fires 62 after illegal strike Mavourlene !Gaёs

A total of 62 employees of Chinese-owned stone producer, Best Cheer Stone Products, have lost an appeal against their recent dismissal over an illegal strike two months ago.

Workers received the bad news b e l i e v e t h e y h a v e n o t last week, but said they will participated in any illegal continue to fight the decision to industrial action as is alleged dismiss them and will now lodge by their former employer. a complaint with the Ministry of They feel the strike was warLabour, Industrial Relations and ranted and it was to resist the Employment Creation. After the company not providing them illegal strike two months ago the, with adequate safety equip62 workers were suspended and ment and that on the job inin a collective disciplinary juries are mounting as a result. hearing was found guilty and There were also dissatisdismissed. Workers appealed faction over workers transport their dismissal, but it failed. arrangements Best Cheer was They see the Ministry of Labour allegedly not honouring and as their only hope, as they still workers demanded an 11 % pay hike.

Walvis Bay baby seriously injured Madelaine Laubscher after accident An accident occurred Wednesday night on the access road to the Salt Pans which resulted in an 18-month-old baby girl being seriously injured and transported to Windhoek the same night for special medical intervention and care.

St Gabriels Ambulance services confirmed that the baby's injuries are serious.

“The baby's mother held the baby while sitting in the front seat while the father was driving. The vehicle, a sedan, overturned and landed on its roof. The baby has a skull fracture and is receiving medical care in Windhoek while the parents sustained minor injuries,” a spokesperson said. The accident occurred approximately 20:30.

Trio walks away with 40 sheep Sharlien Tjambari

A farm owner near Usakos is left frustrated after an incident on Friday in which three men assaulted and tied up a sheep herder in her employment, where after they disappeared with the sheep.

According to the owner of the animals, a certain Mrs McDonald, the three men found the herder herding his sheep in the field and started throwing stones at him. After beating him up they allegedly tied him up and took 40 of her sheep.

McDonald confirmed she reported the incident to the police at Usakos.

A case of stock theft and assaulted was opened. Inquiries to the police at Usakos confirmed the suspects are known and warrants of arrest had been issued.

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Walvis Bay Police and TransNamib workers talk Mavourlene !Gaёs The police in Walvis Bay confirmed yesterday that a police delegation communicated with striking TransNamib workers over the weekend and these workers are giving their cooperation by staying away from the national rail carrier's premises as ordered by a Labour Court interdict on Thursday.

Nampol has also been ordered by the court interdict to remove striking workers with the force necessary from any TransNamib property countrywide, if they were not to comply and occupy premises of the rail carrier whilst the illegal strike is in process.

The Namibian Police's Regional Commander in Erongo, Commissioner Samuel //Hoebeb, confirmed yesterday that talks took pace with the striking workers and they complied.

“As far as the Namibian Police is concerned, as per the instructions from the court order, we went and communicated with the person in charge (of the strike) and we enforced the court order accordingly.

As we are talking there is no one (striking workers) at the TransNamib premises. That is how far our mandate went”, said Commissioner //Hoebeb.In a telephonic response TransNamib executive spokesperson Struggle Ihuhua, said workers are still refusing to obey the court's injunction by stopping illegal industrial action.

“The court order is in place, but the employees are not complying with the court order. The workers are still on strike, they are obviously defying the court order,” said Ihuhua.

Rain Dance “to Save Water” Maria Davel-Wallis A group volunteer dancers drew a large crowd on Saturday with their Rain Dance at the Mole in Swakopmund.

The idea came from Margaret Coetzee - a line dance instructor, who thought it a great way to raise awareness for saving water. Many of the dancers were part of a very successful flash mob earlier this year, for the Kwela Dorp-van-die Jaar competition in which Swakopmund was one of the finalists. Andreea Brand, local zumba fitness instructor of the School of Dance in Swakopmund, who initiated the flash mob

then, was one of the Rain Dance passionate volunteers. Coetzee says the weekend's performance came after a series of practising sessions at the SFC premises, following a social media drive to get people involved. She says she's had the dream of inspiring Swakopmunders to dance, for a long time. She was delighted with the turnout. “A local bank's dancing competition with a huge cash prize for dancers was also an

incentive – we are still working on our final video entry – if we'd won the N$20 000, we'll pay our little expenses, and donate the rest to the cats and dogs in the community, through two existing projects. The important message behind this drive is: Save Water! Although we called it a Rain Dance, we are not dancing for rain – we are dancing to create awareness that Water is precious, and we should do everything in our power to save

“We are ready”. Maureen Fidler, Tina Fraser, and Margaret Coetzee, the line dancers who organised the Rain Dance at the Mole, and Andreea Brand – local zumba fitness instructor

water.”

The more than 50 dancers evoked a lot of positive reaction.

Coetzee says, they will soon send in their final video entry of the rain dance at the Mole… and then it will be wait and see…

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New Junior Council certainly walks its talk

Liesl Losper

Walvis Bay's newly elected Junior Council (JC) always strives to uplift the community of Walvis Bay by carrying out charitable, environmental and humanitarian projects.

One of the upliftment projects for the youth or underprivileged is the annual 'Christmas Project' that they recently completed.

Therefore, this year the JC completed both their Christmas projects for the year in which the newly inaugurated council of 2016 participated in the annual Santa Shoebox Project and donated four boxes filled with goods to underprivileged children. For the second project the Council visited the Tutaleni Community Pre-school and Day Care Centre where they provided approximately 63 children with toys, treats and lunch. The JC aimed to bring joy this festive season to the toddlers of our town.

The JC would also like to thank the team from the Santa Shoebox Project and the principal and staff of Tutaleni Community Pre-primary for their cooperation in the Christmas projects. “We trust that children were very happy and simply making them smile is the greatest reward,” said Junior Mayor Laura van Reenen.

The Junior City Council with the principal of Tutaleni Pre-primary

Santa Shoe Box gives joy to children Liesl Losper

On Sarturday, Alexis Tailor, a representative from the Santa Shoe Box Organisation for Walvis Bay handed out shoeboxes full of gifts to children in Kuisebmond (Tutaleni School & Learn a Lot) and Narraville (Temple of Truth).

The Junior Councillors with the students of Tutaleni Pre-primary

Alexis said for her it was an experience to remember.

“What a joy it was to give your Santa Shoeboxes to these precious little children”. Singing, dancing, tears and heaps of appreciation was the order of the day. There were comments like “its MY soap”; “I have so much stuff”, “the box has my name on” and “I got colour pens” Alexis said.

One little boy was stamping his feet and with his hands in the air had an excited smile on his face. He

couldn't wait to open his gifts.

“The hugs and thank you's were the words that brought me and my team to tears. On waving goodbye a little girl shouted "Love you", Alexis added.

The Santo Shoe Box representatives in Walvis Bay express their sincere appreciation to all who participated and wish to see everyone next year again.

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Meersig residents complain over streets Madelaine Laubscher Meersig residents say despite problems brought under the municipality's attention, streets in the suburb do not have roadsigns where required and some road signs are broken or completely missing.

Sand encroachment have become a risk to motorists. After regular cleanups were done in Meersig, mainly to clear sand, some residents feel the process has been delayed and it is time for the local authority to get their hands dirty in Meersig. There are areas where yield signs are broken. It is unknown whether it is due to vandalism, an accident or the wind. There are also roads that should have yield/stop signs, but there are none.

No stop or yield sign at all

Yield sign broken

Mondesa looks forward to street names Sharlien Tjambari

We are reaching towards the end of the year Oletweni, Tulinawa, and Omulondo have no and towards the festive season. The Swa- names. kopmund Municipality have started with the According to the officials from the Works section paving of sidewalks, replacing the old interlocks with new ones all around town, including Mondesa.

There were complaints as at many street corners the pavements were in a bad condition and streets in

at the Swakopmund Municipality, the local authority is also in the process of allocating street names in all the new suburbs and the whole of Mondesa, where there are no street names.

Hopefully by next year all the streets in Mondesa will have names.

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Fun Walk for Diabetes well attended Liesl Losper The Diabetes Foundation of Namibia hosted a fun walk in Walvis Bay, to commemorate World Diabetes Day to raise money for people with diabetes.

Around 60 people participated in the event, to increase awareness about diabetes and to educate people about this medical condition.

The walk started at Atlantis Sport Club to the Raft and from there to Lover's Hill and back to the Club. Karin Templin, a local dietician and also the organiser of the event, said that their aim is to continue to assist children with diabetes with insulin and a specially formulated diet to mitigate their medical condition.

Marina Potgieter of Welwitschia Private Hospital gave free rapid glucose tests to those participants who wanted to know whether their blood sugar is normal. Exclusive Optics also assisted the Foundation on this day and Namib Naukluft sponsored drinking water.

Striking fishermen also at job risk after industry agreement With the strike of a pen on Wednesday, fishing industry employers and trade unions Nafau, Nasawu and NFI reached an agreement for better work conditions for fishermen at sea.

Allan Hoebeb Better working conditions for workers please. !

Adri de Wee That's what these fish box mickey mouse poppe kas unions only good for to protect the companies and not the workers.

All those workers should terminate their

services so we can see who they will represent.

Tuufilwa Haimbodi Its true, that those people must be treated like others people with better working conditions and more benefits.

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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. * First Tuesday of every month Charity Quiz Night at The Raft! Call 204877 for more info and reservations. * Every Sunday: Potjiekos available at MOTH Club. * 22 Nov: Christmas with the Cgals presented by Wilna Music at N.G. Kerk Moedergemeente Walvis Bay at 16:00. * 28 Nov: Adventmarkt – Evangelische L Kirche Walvis Bay – Theo Ben Gurirab – 081 124 3203. * 1 Des: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Rhynse Kerk. * 9 Dec.: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole. ******************

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Looking For That Great Story Staying true to the channel's payoff line 'Sharing our stories”, Zambezi Magic (DStv 160) is launching its first movie project under Zambezi Magic Original Film Productions.

Working closely with local scriptwriters and producers Zambezi Magic wants to produce 12 films over the next 12 months. The channel is therefore calling on all professional and budding scriptwriters to be part

of making Zambezi Magic the true home of Southern African entertainment TV by submitting their best script for a feature film.

Zambezi Magic is looking for outstanding feature film scripts that the channel can turn into

Box Office success.

Each film will be released onto DStv's movie rental service, Box Office, before being aired on Zambezi Magic at a later stage.

According to the Head of Channel, Addiel Dzinoreva, Zambezi Magic

Parent Meeting Dear Prospective Grade 8 parents The parents of all the Grade 7 learners who have been accepted for admission at De Duine Secondary School for Grade 8 next year (2016) are hereby invited to a meeting that will be held at the school.

Date: 17 November 2015 Place: De Duine School Hall Time: 18:30

is looking for original and compelling stories that will resonate with audiences.

The channel wants authentic hyper local stories that are driven by strong narratives and characters and are a reflection of our diver sity.

“Over the past few months we have been engaging and consulting with various filmmakers and industry bodies and they have been urging us to invest in the industry by commissioning projects.

This film project is a response to that. The challenge for the filmmakers will be to make a high quality movie for $25 000” says Dzinoreva.

The first step in the process is to find that great story.

The channel is looking

for complete professional film scripts. The Zambezi Magic team is so excited and is looking forward to reading wonderful stories and working with local producers to create powerful films that will allow Southern African storytellers to share their stories with the rest of Africa via the DSTV platform. The closing date for submission is 30th November 2015.

For more information, Selma Kaulinge (Public Relations Officer) can be contacted at 061 2705120 or Email: Selma.Kaulinge@na. multichoice.com For more information, full brief details and terms and conditions download the complete guide here: ZAMBEZI MAGIC COMMISSIONING BRIEFORIGINAL FILMS

* 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. * Every Saturday: Flea Market & fresh produce outside Wild Rocket Cafe Kriess Arcade from 08:30 - 12:00. * Up to 21 Nov: Choonde “art in unity’’ at Die Muschel Art Gallery. * 26 Nov: Vortrag: “Menschen & Insekten” Ein Vortrag von Dr J Schliesske at 19:00 in the Swakopmund Museum. Donations welcome. * 27 & 28 Nov: Advent Market in Lions Old Age Home, Swakopmund presented by Organisation for Caring for People with Disabilities. * 28 Nov: Inspirational Christmas Music with Wilna Music at German Lutheran Church, Swakopmund at 18:00. ****************

HENTIES BAY * 16 Des: Geloftefees te N G KERK Hentiesbaai om 09:00. *******************

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

Oil paintings - weather permitting. * Permanent Collection: Woermann Haus Gallery in Bismarck Street. Fine collection of the Swakopmund Arts Association’s “South West Masters’’ and contemporary Namibian art works.

Open Mondays to Saturdays 10:00 - 12:00 and 15:00 - 17:00.

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Walvis Bay Central c/o Sam Nujoma Drive & 9th Road Tel: 064 27 7000, Walvis Bay

Official Opening Friday 13 November 2015

Mr Christo Bester Mr Gunnar Jensen Pennypinchers Namibia Steinbuild Representative

Councillor Tony Raw unveiling the plaque

Pennypinchers Timbercity Walvis Bay Central was officially opened by councillor Tony Raw on behalf of the Mayor of Walvis Bay Uillika Nambahu on Friday evening. Mr Johan van den Berg, the store Operator, opened the evening, thanking his staff for all their effort. Mr Gunnar Jensen, owner of Pennypinchers Namibia and Mr Christo Bester, a Steinbuild Representative from South Africa expressed their appreciation to the public as without them it would not have possible to open their second store in Walvis Bay. Pennypinchers Namibia celebrated their tenth anniversary in Namibia this year and Walvis Bay their third.

Mr Johan van den Berg Pennypinchers Walvis Bay

Some of the invited guests

Staff & guests

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Monthly Monitor: October 2015 After a volatile third quarter, the month of October saw a decent rebound for equities, both locally and globally.

This was on the back of good company earnings reports out of the United States (US) and continued economic stimulus by the likes of the Eurozone and China.

Purchasing Managers Indexes have ticked up, showing strength in the manufacturing sectors of most parts of the world economy.

Market Review:

The US Federal Reserve once again decided to keep interest rates on hold in October, placing a higher probability on a December hike. In the meantime, markets seem to be losing interest in the interest rate cycle and are taking a risk-on stance. Whilst most equities regained their third quarter losses, local property remains the winning asset class for

the year to date. Bonds, however, continue to return less than cash in a rising interest rate e n v i r o n m e n t .

Demonstrations by South African tertiary students for no hikes in tuition fees added to capital outflows to other countries.

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

Table 1: Asset Class Returns (in N$)

Since risk assets now have their positive trend repaired there is hope for a less volatile end to the year. Investors who were spooked by the volatility in the two or three months preceding

Source: Seed Investments

October may have missed out on this rally of the last three weeks of the October. Graph 1 below illustrates how much more important time IN the market is

relative to timING the markets. Data used in the graph is taken of average returns on the FTSE/JSE All Share Index (South African shares) over various periods since 1960:

Judging by the graph above, if an investor were invested in the All Share index for a one month period anytime since 1960, there was only a 60% chance (the green section of the bar on the top-side) that the investor would have earned positive returns, and a 40% chance (the red section of the bar on the bottom-side) that negative returns would have been yielded. If an investor were invested in the All Share index for a three year period anytime in the past 55 years, there would have been a 90% probability of earning positive returns, compared to a 10% chance of earning negative returns. The point is that staying IN the market pays over time. When climbing in and out of the market at any sign of volatility (such as that seen in the third quarter of this year), the investor's investment term shortens, and the chances for earning positive returns fades.

Not only are the chances of earning a positive return higher over a longer investment horizon, but also the range of expected returns narrows. This means that there is more

certainty surrounding the level of positive returns to be generated over the relevant time period.

Our six managed portfolios are based on long-term objectives and expectations, and therefore over longer

periods of time we can produce returns closer to expectations and with more and more certainty.

Portfolio Performance: Although markets can be volatile over shorter periods, like a month, they become more predictable given

enough time. Table 2 shows the 1-year and 3year (per annum) returns ending October 2015 of our six managed portfolios.

The returns are calculated based on gross internal rates of return (IRR's) from actual client data:

Source: Actual Client IRR's off Sanport Thanks to the recent equity rebound and continued outperformance by the property asset class, five of our portfolios comfortably outperformed their benchmarks, whilst one yielded returns equal to that of the benchmark over a 1-year period.

It was due to poor

performance by bond markets that our safer portfolios (Conservative+, Cautious and Cautious+) had a smaller margin of outperformance over their benchmarks.

The crux of the matter is that investors should remain focussed (and invested) on the longterm and best ignore short-term market volatility to get the best results on their investments and with a higher level of certainty.

Conclusion: As quickly as asset classes fell in the previous quarter, risk assets managed to bounce back even faster.

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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REZONING APPLICATION WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME Rezoning: Single Residential to Business 1 Location: Erven 3601, STREET: 187 Sam Nujoma Avenue, Walvis Bay. In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish a Mixed-Use Business Development on the site.

Plans may be inspected/particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Room 101, Civic Centre, Walvis Bay, Nangolo Mbumba Drive.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager, Roads and Building Control (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay, and the undersigned, in writing, not later than Tuesday 8 December 2015.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Stewart Planning, Box 2095, Walvis Bay. (064) 280 770

WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Place of Instruction (Day-Care Center) ON ERF: 2670 TOWNSHIP: Kuisebmond STREET: Volstruis Street.

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

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

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and undersigned, in writing, not later than 8 December 2015.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Meweline Engelbrecht, P. O. Box 4519, Walvis Bay

The Dolphin Schools were established in 2003. The Schools are registered as 100% private with the Ministry of Education. We offer tuition from pre-primary to Grade 12.

Our students follow the curricula of the Independent Examinations Board (IEB) and write their final Examinations in Grade 12 in English. The Independent Examinations Board system is considered by many tertiary institutions, teachers, parents and students to be a more challenging, comprehensive assessment when compared with many other educational systems. The Independent Examinations Board system puts our schools on par with some of the best private schools not only in Namibia, but also in South Africa. It definitely provides our students with a clear advantage when seeking to continue their education and training after grade 12 - both locally and internationally.

VACANCIES 2016 Teacher Grade 3 English Key performance areas: · Class teaching in English home language as medium of instruction. · Participation in extra–curricular programs · The holistic development of students · Register class responsibilities · Own continuous academic and professional development Qualifications/Requirements: · Applicable tertiary qualification (degree/diploma) specialising in Junior Primary teaching. · Newly qualified teachers are welcome to apply.

Teacher Grade 4 - 6 Key performance areas: · Subject teaching in English medium · Participation in extra–curricular programs · The holistic development of students · Register class responsibilities · Own continuous academic and professional development Qualifications/Requirements: · Applicable tertiary qualification (degree/diploma) with any two of the following subjects as major: English, Afrikaans, Mathematics or Science · Newly qualified teachers are welcome to apply.

JANITOR/CARETAKER Key performance areas and responsibilities: Supervise and assist the ground staff in their duties.

Assist with transport of students when necessary.

Drawing up a cleaning roster for classrooms, offices, etc.

Doing daily banking when required.

Regularly inspect plumbing and report/repair defects as appropriate.

Replace lamps and domestic fuses as required.

Undertake minor repairs to fixtures and fittings including desks, tables and chairs as appropriate.

Order and take delivery of materials to deal with repairs mentioned above, in line with school policy.

Be responsible for the supply and availability of all hygiene materials.

Maintain cleanliness and general tidiness of all internal and external areas; empty litter bins on a daily basis and clean site on a daily basis.

Clean and clear all drains, gullies, etc. to ensure effective and healthy operation.

Inspect outside fabric of school, report/repair defects as appropriate.

Inspect all fences, gates, walls, steps, lights, etc. Report/repair defects as appropriate.

Responsible for keeping storerooms orderly.

To give such assistance as may be required outside the school building as directed by the Principal/HOD. Renew PDP timeously.

To perform such similar duties as may be required from time to time by the Principal/HOD. Qualifications/Requirements: Proven experience/ability to undertake caretaking duties.

Understanding/experience in electrics, plumbing and carpentry.

Clean Driving record.

In possession of PDP or willing to apply for it.

Punctual, reliable and trustworthy.

Ability to work effectively and supportively as a member of the school team.

Good interpersonal and communication skills.

Ability to act on own initiative, dealing with any unexpected problems that arise.

Good organisational and time management skills.

Flexible with the ability to deal with unexpected events and changing work activities.

Willingness to work flexibly and outside normal hours as required.

Code C driver's licence will be an added advantage.

Assumption of duties to start on Monday, 4 January 2016 Closing date for above-mentioned application: Friday, 27 November 2015 Candidates should submit the following documents: A cover letter; a detailed CV listing at least three contactable references; certified copies of their qualifications.

Applications should be addressed to: The Executive Committee, P O Box 4403, Walvis Bay, or hand delivered at 35 Theo-Ben Gurirab Street, Walvis Bay or mailed to office@tds.edu.na or principal.elementary@tds.edu.na

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Walvis Bay 2 Bedroom flat for rent for N$4 800.00 No pets. Single Garage for small car.

Prepaid electricity. Water excluded.

Suitable for single person or senior couple.

Available 1 December.

Mobile 081 454 9300.

TE HUUR Ocean View - Swakop: Dubbel verdieping 3 slaapkamer Town house, 2 badkamers (1 en-suite), balkon.

Onder: Pragtige oopplan kombuis met sitkamer, binne braai, gaste toilet, 1 groot garage.

Buite: Eie ingang, klein tuin en buite toilet.

Onmiddelik beskikbaar.

N$8000.00 plus deposito.

Water en krag uitgesluit.

Kontak: 081 786 0089 TO RENT: Modern family home in Fairways, Walvis Bay 3 bedroom, 2 full bathrooms, study, open plan lounge & dining room, kitchen, scullery, laundry, built in cupboards, large open plan TV room & entertainment area with in door BBQ, separate bachelor flat (bedroom, kitchen & bathroom) double garage.

Alarm system and established garden with watering system.

N$ 15 000.00 p/m W/E excl.

Available from 1 Dec Contact: 081 122 8612

Walvis Bay Contact our Agents Ruth – 081 240 7350 Karien – 081 250 4690 Jackie – 081 246 3590 Hettie 081 270 4333 064-280 600 .

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Contact: 081 141 0419 081 591 7777

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Walvis Bay TO LET Meersig Office space N$ 4807.00 Pre paid elect Fairways 3 bed 2 bath tandem garage N$ 10450.00 3 Bedr house 2 Bathrrom. 2 garage Available end Nov N$ 9500.00 pre paid elect

Central Office space behind Welwitchia hospital available end Nov N$ 5400 pre paid elect 2 Bedroom 1 garage pre paid elect N$ 5500.00 3 Bedr house near schools N$ 11000.00 2 Bedr, 1 bathroom shower only outside braai, 1 garage NO PETS N$ 6050.00 Hermis 2 Bedroom flat pre paid elect N$ 6050.00 Bachelor flat w + e included N$ 2500 2 Bedroom house share a yard N$ 5750.00 Narraville 2 bedroom 1 bathroom pre paid elect N$ 3650.00 Light Industrial Warehouse with offices 1445m² @ N$ 54.00 p/sqm vat included Warehouse +- 800m² N$ 22770.00 Kuisebmond Shop to let 220m² N$ 17600.00 Small office spaces from 21m² to 36.3m² no food or bar allowed prices from N$ 2970 to N$ 4400 3 bedroom house 2 garage pre paid elect N$ 4950.00 Contact Lana at 081 350 1827 or our office 064 280 600

plus VAT

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One bedroom flat with open plan kitchen with alarm available end of Nov. In Narraville W/E incl.

N$ 3 000.00 p/m Deposit N$ 3 000.00 negotiable.

Two bedroom house to rent in Narraville, Sunbird Street.

Built in cupboards Pre paid electricity Water incl.

Available immediately.

N$ 4 500.00 p/m + deposit

064-280600

127 m² Selling for N$ 1 220 000.00 222 m² Selling for N$ 2 120 000.00 316 m² Selling for N$ 2 872 440.00 340 m² Selling for N$ 3 090 600.00 TO LET TO LET TO LET

TO RENT:

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TO RENT Narraville - Walvis: Bachelors flat to rent.

Save and secure area.

Very neat and spacious.

N$ 2500 single person or N$3000 per couple.

Bic in kitchen and in room. Water and electricity inclusive.

Please call 0814907445 to view.

To let: Central Walvis Bay. Three bedroom fully furnished flat with garage, spacious living room, kitchen, bathroom.

W/E excl.

Very secure.

Rent is N$ 800.00 Per Day Available for the holiday season To avoid disappointment please pay deposit Contact: Taimi or Sonya at 064-207997. email: accounts@ultratravel.n et

FOR SALE

WALVIS BAY 20 4505

TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET

FEEL FREE TO CONTACT: Yolande – 081 251 9377 / Lydia – 081 241 8980 Office – 064 272580

EXTENSION 15 EXCEPTIONALLY NEAT AND PRETTY 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, 2 BATHROOMS, DOUBLE GARAGE N$14 500.00 CONTACT US STILL TODAY LUISE 081 653 0765 (064) 464 033 www.remax.na

NEW DEVELOPMENT WAREHOUSES IN WALVIS BAY - SOLE MANDATE

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WAREHOUSES Light Industrial 131m² Warehouse + Office N$10 500.00 incl vat 272m² Warehouse + Office N$18 975.00 incl vat 172,86m² Warehouse + Office - N$10 970 incl vat 1000m² Warehouse N$49 500.00 excl vat 4140m² Warehouse N$176 000.00 excl vat 2800m² Warehouse + Office space N$63 401.00 excl vat 1298m² Open Erf – N$14 475 excl vat 1500m² Warehouse + Open Erf –N$ 31 350.00 excl vat 1500m² Upmarket Office space + Warehouse – N$84 156.00 1500m² Open Erf – N$16 725.00 excl vat

KRAMERSDORP LOVELY 4 BEDROOM HOUSE WITH DOUBLE GARAGE & LARGE YARD N$11 500.00

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TO LET KUISEBMUND Bachelor flat w&L incl @ N$2000 p.m.

NARRAVILLE 2 Bedr unit all incl. @ N$4500.00 CENTRAL 1 Bedroom unit with private yard and garage (pet friendly) N$5500 MEERSIG Modern 4 bedr house walking distance from Lagoon @ N$16500

Dianne 081 2396323

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Two bedroom flat in CBD Walvis Bay Features 2 bedrooms with BIC 1 bathroom Lounge Kitchen with BIC and build in stove Court yard 1 Garage Pre-paid electricity Alarm system Price: N$ 820 000 Contact: Raymond 081 100 2072 HENTIES BAY Brand new house for sale.

Buy from Developer and save.

2 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, tandem automated garage, alarm, aluminium windows + gates, roof tiles, ± 600m² land. In secure complex.

N$940 000.00 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, automated double garage, alarm, aluminum windows + gates, roof tiles, ±600m² land. In secure complex.

N$1 040 000.00 Contact: 085 124 9826 FOR SALE: By owners, Fairways N$ 2.7 mil 4 bedrooms with BIC, 2½ bathrooms, open plan, study, dinning room 2 tanderm garage (for 6 cars) Tel: 206 346 Cell: 081 255 5040

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ELEGANCIA INVESTMENTS CC Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay Spacious 3 bedroom house with kitchen/loungeand boundary wall N$ 780 000.00 Contact: 081 866 9480

CENTRAL Spacious 2 bed, 1 bath unit, with lounge with safety door to balcony & garage Only N$ 950 000-00 Joey 081 278 0518 WALVIS BAY Meersig Sole and Exclusive Mandate!

Selling as plot and plan Spacious 3 bed, 2 bath house with Open plan kitchen/lounge/ entertainment area with indoor braai & huge double garage ONLY N$ 1 750 000-00 Transfer costs on erf only!!

Joey 081 278 0518 LONGBEACH SEA FRONT! 4 bed, 4 bath, lounge/kitchen Wooden deck in front, small courtyard at back ONLY N$ 1 975 000-00 Joey 081 278 0518 WALVIS BAY 4 bed, 2 bath family home with lounge, kitchen Entertainment area/stoep with braai 3 garages in front & 2 at back Only N$ 1 500 000-00 Joey 081 278 0518

WANTED: I am looking for a Bachelor flat with a spacious single room, lounge and/or kitchen space, and a garage in the price range of: 3200-3600. Preferably W&E included or only Water included.

No agents please.

Contact me: 081 367 4338

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Walvis Bay - Central – 4Bedr, 4 bathr, study, entertainment area, kitchen, lounge,, 2 x double garages, + 1 bedroom flat.

N$22 000.00 - Fairway – Fully furnished 3 bedr townhouse, 2 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, double garage. N$12 000.00 - Meersig – Fully furnished 2 bedr flat, 2 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, 1 garage, N$11 500. DSTV & W. incl - Meersig – 3 bedr house, 1 bathr, kitchen, lounge, entertainment are, double garage.

N$8890 - Central – Newly build 2 bedrm flat, 1 1/2 bathroom, open plan kitchen / lounge, single garage, N$6900 - Central – Newly build 3 bedr flat, 2 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, double garage, N$8500 - Lagoon – 1 bedr flat, bathr, kitchen, lounge, 1 garage.

N$5500 - Central – Bachelor flat, w&e incl, no garage. N$3900 - Longbeach – Fully furnished Seafront house, 4 bedrs, 2 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, double garage. N$38 000.00 Kuisebmund - Bachlor flat – N$2500 (water & electr incl

TO LET SWAKOPMUND EXT. 22 BRAND NEW HOUSES AVAILABLE TO RENT 3 BEDROOMS 3 BATHROOMS DOUBLE GARAGE FROM N$12 000 p/m

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PROPERTY TIMES TO RENT: One bedroom house with sitting room, kitchen and bathroom in Kuisebmond.

N$ 2 800.00 p/m W/E excl.

Outside room with bathroom inside N$ 1 500.00 p/m Water incl.

Electricity pre paid Contact: 081 291 4218 YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE LIVE IN STYLE To rent: 3 minute walk to the Lagoon, Meersig extension 1.

New one bedroom flat with car port, burglar bars, open plan kitchen, indoor braai Pre paid meter, small court yard. Pet friendly N$ 3 900.00 p/m Excluding water.

One month deposit and references required.

Rend directly from owners and save on agency commission.

First come first serve.

Available 1 December Call: 081 697 8588 064 204 986 TO LET SWAKOPMUND VOGELSTRANDT Pet friendly!

3 bedrm,3 bath,2 garages, unfurn, sea view, large garden, inside and outside braai,5 min from sea, AVAIL 1 ST DEC, N$ 9200.00 FOR SALE ! ! TOWN CENTRE Investment opportunity centre of town, fully furnished, 2 bed apartment, 2 bath, bbq, single garage. 200 m from beach, N$ 1.4 MIL Mile 4 3 bedroom, 2 bath roomed kitchen /lounge open plan, duplex, yard, 2 garages, Secure complex, only seven units in complex PRICE N$ 1.8 MIL. Note: We also require, houses, flats, apartments and town houses for approved clients.

Jp van der Walt Capricorn Estates 081 127 2736 Malakia Properties FOR SALE TAMARISKIA 3bedrooms.

2bathrooms Kitchen bic with stove Lounge, Garage N$1.3mil ARANDIS 3bedrooms.bathroom Kitchen, Lounge and Garage N$450 000.00 TO LET JABULANI 1bedroom bic, bathroom and kitchen N$3000.00 single person only Avble 1 Dec 2015 OLWETWENI Bachelor flat N$2500.00 W/ Incl Malakia 081 297 7253 Email:malakiapropertie s@yahoo.com

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TO LET - SWAKOP CBD LONGBEACH BACHELORS FLAT FURNISHED INCLUDING GARAGE N$5000.00 HAGE HEIGHTS DOUBLE STOREY 4 BEDROOM HOUSE GARAGES FOR 6 CARS BEAUTIFUL GARDEN VERY SECURE N$19 800 VOGELSTRAND DOUBLE STOREY 4 BEDROOMS MODERN AND LIGHT N$22 000 VOGELSTRAND 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT IN SECURE COMPLEX FULLY FURNISHED TANDEM GARAGE INDOOR POOL. N$9 000.00 CONTACT US STILL TODAY LUISE 081 6530 765 (064) 464 033 www.remax.na PRIVATE SALE

House in Walvis Bay, central Very spacious house with 4bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, huge open living area with indoor braai, neat and spacious kitchen with scullery and laundry / office space and double garage. Also to offer a spacious two bedroom flat, one bathroom with open living area, kitchen and indoor braai. Beautiful garden and yard space.

N$ 2 700 000 excl costs.

Natascha Bezuidenhout 081 279 1198

TO LET SWAKOP MILE 4 3 BEDROOM 2 BATHROOM TANDEM GARAGE APARTMENT IN SECURE COMPLEX AVAILABLE 1/1/2016 N$7 700.00 CLOSE TO TOWN 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE SINGLE GARAGE N$6 600.00 MONDESA 2 BEDROOM HOUSE 1 BATHROOM N$4 500.00 CONTACT US STILL TODAY LUISE 081 653 0765 (064) 464 033 www.remax.na

DOLPHIN BEACH PERFECT HOLIDAY HOME! Beautiful 2 & 3 bed Apartments N$ 2 040 000-00 N$ 2 200 000-00 Cost Included!!

ARANDIS VACANT PLOTS 3 x 450m² N$ 135 000-00 each 1 x 535m² N$ 165 000-00 1 x 673m² N$ 215 000-00 SWAKOPMUND OCEAN VIEW 875m² vacant plot For ONLY N$ 790 000-00 SWAKOPMUND SIMPLY AWESOME! Luxurious 4 bed, 4 bath, Double storey with Flowing open plan living, Study, pantry, scullery.

Double garage, indoor BBQ & patio.

N$ 5 555 000-00 GOGGA 0818709950 House for sale Mondesa single quarters 3 bedroom house, kitchen, sitting room, toilet and open yard.

Price: N$600 000.00 Contact: 081 452 0200 Private Sale: A three bedroom house on a about 500m² ERF for sale. Price $1.1, including transfer costs.

Contact: 0811248722/ 0812900545

ACCOMMODATION ACCOMMODATION Situated in 31 Avis Road Swiss Chalets offer fully equipped rooms, free wi-fi & 24-hours security.

Mini conference also available.

Contact: 061-305 551 081 433 3185 E-mail: swiss.chalets@iway.na Self Contained Excellent accommodation offered in Walvis Bay, For bookings 081 755 2813.

WANTED WANTED: Am urgently looking for a local Sedan to buy, Polo Vivo, Polo Classic, Jetta 5, Run x, Golf 4/5, Toyota Etios, Toyota Corolla (not imports) Preferably white owner.

Call: 081 280 6249 081 148 9348

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VACANCIES

WANTED: Are you out of cash?

Then contact us.

We buy - Gold Jewellery even if its broken.

Silver jewellery even if its broken.

Silver and gold coins.

Polished diamonds.

We operate in Walvis, Swakop, Henties, Arandis and Omaruru.

Contact: 081 344 3794 / 081 315 9178.

DOCTOR WANTED:

VACANCIES In Touch Cargo Namibia are looking for experienced National & Cross Border Truck Drivers Requirements : Valid driver's License and PDP Code CE Valid Passport Haschem endorsement will be an added advantage Minimum 3 years experience Please forward all Cv's to info@intouchcargo.co m or fax to (064) 279201 Employment offered at Walvis Bay branch: Vacancy 1: Branch Manager Vacancy 2: Manager's assistant Minimum qualification: Grade 12 Oshiwambo, Otjiherero and Damara/Nama fluency will be an advantage.

Administrative experience will be an advantage Management experience are required for the Branch Manager position Please fax: Complete CV, with copy of grade 12 Certificate, certificates of other qualifications, copy of ID and, complete reference list of previous employment history, specify the position for which you apply, to 088 637 848.

Closing date: 23 November 2015 Potential candidates will be contacted to arrange for interviews.

Managing Director, Elrin Financial Services (Pty) Ltd

HANDY MAN Valid drivers license Must be trustworthy Walvis Bay 081 744 2263 081 748 5315 VACANCY: Looking for a taxi driver in Walvis Bay. Must have experience in taxi driving.

Contact: 085 572 0282

A position has arisen in to accommodate a doctor to join partnership. The ideal candidate should have additional experience in surgery, obstetrics and have an understanding of managing a medical practice.

The anticipated start date is 1 January 2016.

Kindly submit your applications to exmed@iway.na

CARS

CARS FOR SALE: 2009 Isuzu KB 360 V6 - LX Automatic 97 000 km 2 fuel tanks, roof racked, led spot lights Front runner, excellent condition N$ 210 000.00 Contact: 081 269 5583 081 127 6556 Car For Sale Chevrolet cruze 1.6 LS, full house, good condition with 108 000 km on the clock.

Model year: 2011 Price: N$ 100 000 (Neg) Contact: 081 467 6366 / 081 626 1940

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication LOST / FOUND / REWARD OFFERED

PET ALERT

Found: Female GSD found on the Henties road. Very friendly girl. Please contact the SPCA to claim your dog 064 - 404419

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

2nd Hand Shop We buy and sell anything of value only ID required 0811475475 0811475333 064220387 bayauctions@iway.na

FIND US @ 97 Sam Nujoma str Walvisbaai

FOUND: Male Labrador, not neutered found.

Please contact the SPCA to claim your dog 064 - 404419

FOR SALE: 2011 Landcruiser pick up s/cab 4.0 l petrol 66000 km N$ 320 000 2000 Landcruiser 100 series 4.7 V8 petrol VX 145 000 km N$ 220 000.00 2012 Scraped polo vivo 1.4 (car rolled) Many useable parts incl engine + gearbox 80 000 km N$ 10 000.00 1x tecnitop roof tent N$ 3 500.00 Petrol generator power max 65 00 w N$ 5 000.00 3x Home use welding machines N$ 400 each 500 l compressor tank N$ 500.00 6 fr venter trailer N$ 4 000.00 Contact Martin: 081 128 3343 For Sale Toyota Hilux 4x4 petrol 1995 model, 150 000km/c Many extras.

N$70 000-00 neg Contact: 081 706 8974

FOR SALE: 1x Freestanding metabo planer and thickener 260mm (ADH 1626) N$10 000.00 1x 2Ton Mobi engine crane. As new new price: N$5500 asking: N$4000.00 2x 15Litre aluminium oil dispensers new price: N$3400 asking: N$2000 Contact: 081 373 7614

CLASSES BEATACCMATH PRESENTS PRIVATE ONE-ON-ONE TUTORING High School Accounting and Maths WALVIS BAY TO BOOK CONTACT 081 497 2195 or beataccmath@gmail.co m FOR MORE GO TO www.beatacc math.com BEATACCMATH Presents: Extra classes for High School Accounting and Maths Narraville, Walvis Bay 081 497 2195 beataccmath@gmail. com www.beataccmath.com

HEALTH TRAINING ACADEMY Offering elderly care / palliative care and first aid classes. By a experienced and qualified health consultants of Health Care Training Academy Venue: Tutaleni Primary School Dates: 16 - 29 November Enquiries: 081 472 5814 081 289 8503 WORLD AIDS DAY! WORLD AIDS DAY! Health care training academy offers Employee wellness, screenings for HIV, diabetes, collesterol, hypertension etc.

HIV prevalence rate campaigns.

Voluntary counseling and testing campaigns.

Elderly care / palliative care and first aid training.

World Aids day campaigns Enquiries Uirab G: 081 472 5814 081 289 8503

EDU CARE JJ's Care Centre Walvis Bay Daycare for 0-5yrs Grade R Grade 1-12 Impak Education Homework assistance Aftercare Tutoring Speech therapy

FOR SALE; Pool tafel en twee stokke met balle Kontak: 064 203 034 081 237 2339 FOR SALE: 1997 Delica 4x4 Diesel 7 seats, manual, good condition Contact: 081 324 1285

TRAINING

FOUND: Female Jack Russell found near the Tug. Please contact the SPCA to claim your dog 064 404419

NOTICES

Also accommodate for disabled children aged 018 years old. Specialised education, stimulation and therapy.

Limited space Contact Kim:0814790725

COURSES LEARN TO SWIM

The CRASH COURSE Tierschutzverein Swakopmund From the age of 6 Swakopmund years (S.P.C.A.) would like First 2 weeks in to invite all December 2015 Members Learn to swim in only 10 sessions to our AGM on Classes 12h00 to 26 November 2015 13h00 at 6 pm at Monday to Friday Roessmund Golf - Mariëtta 081 363 3723 flipperssc@gmail.com Lodge !

Flippers Swimming Please join us School and also bring New Members for 2016! GERMAN COURSE

HAIR HAIR Urgent!!!

Walvis Bay TCA HAIR & BEAUTY STUDIO Looking forward for any expert in Braiding Brazilian hair as well as other type.

Contact: 081 275 6213

FOR ADULT BEGINNERS: Learn to speak German And improve your job opportunities!!

Limited space available. Register now to qualify for a discount. Experienced mother-tongue teacher.

Contact 081 607 2685

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CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

SERVICES

SERVICES

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WINSOL Cleaning Services: Let us prepare your Home or Building for the upcoming Holiday Season. Winsol provides high pressure spraying and cleaning of roofs and walls, window washing as well as specialist Solar Panel Cleaning. We offer our services at the coast, in Windhoek and through-out the rest of Namibia. Only Bio-Degradable Detergents are used to remove salty grime and soiling.

Contact us on 081 126 8094 or winsol@afol.com.na

Hercon Property Development We create homes in Walvis Bay, Swakopmund & Henties Bay We offer: * New homes * Renovations * Additions * Tiling * Plumbing * paving * Roof seal For a free quote, feel free to contact us.

Johan Herbst 081 445 7444 herconprop@gmail.com

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VACANCIES China Harbour Engineering Company Ltd. (CHEC) is a state owned Chinese international contractor specialising in marine and infrastructure construction including ports and harbours, dredging and reclamation, roads, railways, bridges, airports and complete plant. Established in 1980, we operated as a group company until 2005 when we merged with China Road & Bridge Corporation to create China Communications Construction Company Ltd (CCCC). CCCC is ranked 165th in today's Fortune Global 500 listing and 9th amongst ENR's Top 250 International Contractors. We have over 70 overseas offices with business activities covering more than 80 countries and regions in Asia, the Middle East, Africa, North & South America and Australasia. We employ more than 15,000 domestic and international managerial staff and undertake over 16 billion USD worth of projects.

CHEC has been awarded the contract to construct the New Port of Walvis Bay Container on Reclaimed Land by Namibian Port Authority, and also as a JV with RCC and BabyFace to construct the National Oil Storage Facilities Project: Walvis Bay, Namibia by MME. Construction Engineer X1

Finance Manager X 2

Responsibilities Responsible for on-site construction management and schedule control; Responsible for the deployment of field personnel, equipment, material and arrangement; Responsible for communication and coordination with other construction unit; Responsible for communication with site engineers; Report to the headquarters site construction progress

Responsibilities Responsible for cash flow control of the company; Responsible for domestic and foreign financial problems of communication; Responsible for the issuance of workers' wages; Responsible for enterprise cost accounting; Responsible for the company's tax administration

Requirements Bachelor degree or above 3 years working experience in measurement Engineer or above Good English communication skills, Familiar with China's machinery and equipment repair and maintenance, Able to work independently Civil Engineer X1 Responsibilities Responsible for on-site construction management and schedule control; Responsible for the deployment of field personnel, equipment, material and arrangement; Responsible for communication and coordination with other construction unit; Responsible for communication with site engineers; Report to the headquarters site construction progress Requirements Bachelor degree or above 5 years working experience in measurement Engineer or above Good English communication skills, Familiar with China's machinery and equipment repair and maintenance, Able to work independently Construnction Engineer X1 Responsibilities Responsible for on-site construction management and schedule control; Responsible for the deployment of field personnel, equipment, material and arrangement; Responsible for communication and coordination with other construction unit; Responsible for communication with site engineers; Report to the headquarters site construction progress; Work at headquarters office in Windhoek Requirements Bachelor degree or above 5 years working experience in measurement Engineer or above Good English communication skills, Familiar with China's machinery and equipment repair and maintenance, Able to work independently Engineer X1 Responsibilities Contact the site construction unit, advancing the production schedule and plan; Management of site construction safety and quality; Solve the scene emergency; Requirements Bachelor degree or above 8 years working experience in measurement Engineer or above Good English communication skills, Familiar with China's machinery and equipment repair and maintenance, Able to work independently

Requirements Bachelor degree or above 5 years working experience in measurement Engineer or above Good English communication skills, Familiar with China's machinery and equipment repair and maintenance, Able to work independently Design Mananger X 1 Responsibilities Responsible for engineering process design; According to the scene of the construction condition, updated design plan; Communicate with engineering department and other optimization design; Help and complete the design manager replacement Requirements Bachelor degree or above 5 years working experience in measurement Engineer or above Good English communication skills, Familiar with China's machinery and equipment repair and maintenance, Able to work independently Design Chief Engineer X1 Responsibilities Responsible for engineering process design; According to the scene of the construction condition, updated design plan; Communicate with engineering department and other optimization design Requirements Bachelor degree or above 10 years working experience in measurement Engineer or above Good English communication skills, Familiar with China's machinery and equipment repair and maintenance, Able to work independently Blasting Trainer X 2 Responsibilities Responsible for the development of stone field, and blasting; Responsible for research and development of different kinds of blasting technology; Responsible for field construction safety control Requirements Grade 12 6 years working experience in material management Assistant engineer or above Good English communication skills, Familiar with material purchasing process, Can be familiar with office software operation, Able to work independently Crusher Trainer X 2 Responsibilities Responsible for all kinds of engineering required stone production; Responsible for stone production technology research and development; Responsible for the control of stone production; Responsible for on-site construction progress control Requirements Bachelor degree or above 3 years working experience in office administration Assistant engineer certificate or above Good English communication skills, Familiar with office related work process, Can be familiar with office software operation, Able to work independently

During the course of this project, CHEC need to recruit Namibians for the project.

We are in need of skills and experiences of Namibians for the above vacancies.

Enquiries: Ms Charlotte Solomons, HR Manager, Cell: 081 625 7055, Tel: 064 221416, Fax2Mail: 088 64 2893, Email: Chec.NamibiaRecruit@afrisaygroup.com Address: CHEC Head Office, 196 Rikumbi Kandanga Road, Walvis Bay. Previously disadvantaged groups are encouraged to apply.

Closing Date: 20 November 2015

Oud Pastoor Ome Lehmann OuKalub Sethie * 13/01/1951 †14/11/2015 ROUDIENSTE: Dinsdag 17/11/15 19h00 by die huis in Soweto, Erf 2134, Nineve straat.

Donderdag 19/11/15 19h00 Danitare Parogie ELKRN, Serene Straat, Soweto Vrydag 20/11/15 Diens by Huis no. 60, Kuisebmond Saterdag 21/11/15 Deurnag diens by Walvisbaai, Huis no. 60, Kuisebmond BEGRAFNIS: Sondag, 22/11/2015 8h00 by huis 9h00 Walvisbaai, Shalom Parogie, ELKRN

Kontak: Rheinhardt Doeseb 0811279450, Milly Awaras 0811615542, Josephine Garises 0813873937

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Please note: Our holiday supplement will this year appear on Friday 11 December 2015.

Please book your space contact at our Walvis Bay office: Mikkie at 081 286 9519 or email to: mikkie@namibtimes.net Desiree at 205854 or email: desiree@namibtimes.net

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Desert Rollers nailed it Sharlien Tjambari In women soccer this past weekend, Desert Rollers of Swakopmund won the title of the Erastus Ananias Challenge 2015. Even though the soccer league season is over, the tournament was organised to keep the girls playing and on the move.

The first game was between Desert Rollers and Dream Team, unfortunately Dream Team lost the game to Desert Rollers 2-0. Dragon City kicked out Coastal Girls with 70 during the second game of the tournament.

Dream Team battled with Coastal Girls for the third place and won the game 4-0. The final game was tough with two strong teams battling for the title of the Erastus Ananias Challenge and in the end, Desert Rollers won with three goals while Dragon City only managed to score one. The tournament took place at the soccer field located behind Hanganeni Primary School in Mondesa.