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namib times SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6948 FRIDAY 21 JANUARY 2022 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

Possible avian flu at the coast Piquet Jacobs

Local birdwatchers and environmentalists are concerned of the possibility of Avian (Bird) Influenza (Flu) Type A virus, among Pelagic birds along the Namibian coastline, as several reports of sick and dying birds, mainly that of the Cape Cormorant and Tern, started pouring in over the last two weeks.

The virus occurs naturally among wild aquatic birds worldwide. Although avian flu viruses do not normally infect humans, they can infect domestic poultry and other bird and animal species.

The Ministry of Agriculture Water and Forestry has since then started to test for the virus and is awaiting the test results. In the meantime, the public is

inside Swakop Town Council announces completion of upgraded roads

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Venaani Dove Air Technology for surveillance and saving lives wants Rudi Bowe answers Dove Air is long distance Drones with Continues on page 2

advanced technology incorporated in the Drones for monitoring surveillance that can assist with the combat against illegal unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing and the pouching of the Namibian wild life as well as to carrying essential services to remote areas.

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Bulk Carrier loads 55 000 MT of bulk salt

Dove Air was founded by Francisco SerraMartins a Forbes 30 under 30 Honouree in consumer technology who is an experienced engineer that is passionate about applying design principles to reinvent how people connect with technology, Angel Investment and Non-Profits.

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Five arrested for possession of crack and cannabis

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Piquet Jacobs

Sports News

Five men, of which two are foreign nationals, were arrested in separate incidences for the possession of and dealing in drugs, following Nampol police searches on Tuesday and Wednesday this week.

On Tuesday evening, 18 January, a 36-year-old man was arrested and charged with Dealing in Cannabis and Possession of Crack Cocaine during a police search in the Petrus Kahenge Ozondje location, Omaruru. The suspect was found in possession of cannabis and crack to the value of N$42 750. During a police search in Karibib on Wednesday, 19 January, a 23-year-old man and a 31-year-

old man were apprehended at Kings Barbershop in the town, when found in possession of 45 grams of Cannabis with a street value of N$2 250. During another police search on the same day in Kuisebmond, two foreign nationals, aged 33-years-old, were taken into custody and charged with Possession of Cannabis and Crack Cocaine. Nampol seized 4 grams of cannabis and 3 blocks of Crack Cocaine with a value

of N$1 700. The above-mentioned suspects made their first court appearances in Walvis Bay's Magistrate's Court on Thursday, 20 January.

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Dove Air Technology start-up called Sonder Design, which he sold to the world's largest manufacturer Foxconn International Holdings who is a supplier of Apple.

Serra-Martins recently partnered with four Namibian youth to establish a Namibian tech based entity devised at tackling illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing in our territorial waters and the pouching of the Namibian wild life and to deliver essential services like medicine to remote areas using long range unmanned aerial drones paired with artificial intelligence.

Co-Founder and Director of Dove Air Technology CC Namibian Quintin Simon said that to safeguard Namibia's fisheries and wild life resources in the country requires fast response, simple operation, convenient maintenance, low operation cost and no personnel security risks.

Simon said the Drones will cover the Namibian fishing water and wild life areas over the shortest periods of time possible to meet marine and wild life security law enforcement requirements.

According to Simon, Dove Air Namibia are currently in advanced discussions with government entities and the Namibia Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) as well as private corporate institution with a chief goal to initiate a pilot phase.

Simon said, “the pilot phase is aimed to tackle illegal unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing in our exclusive economic zone (EEZ) and illegal pouching of wild life of Namibia by providing both efficient and cost-effective data collection and monitoring solutions for fisheries and wild life managements which will assist the Ministries to meet its legislative objectives.”

“There will be no financial obligations to the

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government during the proposed pilot phase as the company have committed to absorb all cost as part of our investment,” Simon added.

Simon said that illegal unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing and pouching of wild life deprives Namibia billions Namibian dollar annually.

He explained that Dove Air's unmanned aerial drones unique value proposition is the fact that they are manufactured in Johannesburg, South Africa, can monitor the sea situation from the air covering a range of +- 800 km (497 miles) with a single flight time of about 12 hours, carry a pay load of up to 19kg (41lbs) cold chain and can take off and land vertically anywhere like on vessels for example. Our Doves are also equipped with high tech imagining systems that can capture all necessary data day or night insuring the monitoring and patrolling process can be coordinated 24 hours a day giving the perpetrators no place to hide.

He explained that the artificial intelligence industry has a revenue opportunity of more than R 2,3 Billion has been approximated in South Africa, including more than 33 800 jobs and it is imperative for us Namibians to anticipate the needs of the labour market and position economic development of our communities to attract investment in industries and services of the future.

“As part of the company's strategic vision, we are planning to establish a Technology and Innovation Hub in Namibia which will focus mainly on assembling unmanned aerial drones, creating new avenues of employment for recruitment in the fourth industrial revolution (4IR) and to teach our youth new aligned TVET skills as the market share for drone technology increases,” Simon concluded.

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Swakopmund Town Council announces completion of upgraded roads Eileen van der Schyff

The Swakopmund Town Council prioritised the upgrading of roads around schools late last year, and are pleased to announce the completion of the upgrading of Kwikstertjie Street, Suikerbekke Street and Mossie Lane around Atlantic High School in their Planning/Development/Construction and Maintenance of the Road Project.

Problem areas were determined and an assessment of the condition of the town's road infrastructure was included in the Integrated Infrastructure Master Plan in 2020. The town council appreciates the public's assistance in reporting pothole and deterioration of roads to

their Works Section as it enables the council to be proactive and by doing so avoid rising costs. The public is urged to keep on reporting problem areas by providing the street name, area and photos.

Because of tight schedules, higher priority areas are first attended to.

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urged to be cautious and refrain from handling any sick looking bird. When walking your dogs on the beach make sure to keep them away from any birds. Typical symptoms of this virus infection in seabirds include tame or dazed behaviour, weakness, an inability to sit or stand up, twitching, seizures and less typical, mucus on the beak or around the eyes. Meanwhile, we would like to ask the public to avoid any contact with infected birds as well as their secretions, not to touch birds, or those that are suspected to be infected, with bare hands, and to report to the health facility if you have flulike symptoms within 10 days of handling birds.

Emmy-Else Ndevaetela, Ministry of Health and Social Services Control Health Program Officer says, “We kindly advise that the regional teamwork with veterinary counterparts in the investigations and prevention, including safety disposal of the birds as they pose health risk to humans if it turns out to be zoonotic and to other poultries including domestic ones. These needs to be incinerated. Since these are migratory birds, all teams alongside the coastal areas including ||Kharas (Luderitz) should be on alert for this.”

The public is urged to report any visibly sick, dying or dead seabirds along the Walvis Bay and Swakopmund coastline to the Walvis Bay State Vet at 064 205313.

Accident leaves one seriously Eileen van der Schyff injured One passenger was seriously injured while the four other occupants of a hatchback sustained only minor injuries when the driver lost control of the vehicle, causing it to veer off the road and overturn on Friday afternoon, 15 January.

The accident occurred on the B2 route approximately 45 km towards Arandis from Usakos The seriously injured passenger was stabilised at the scene by E-med and was transferred to Windhoek due to the seriousness of his injuries.

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Residents witness man struggling in Mole rough seas Eileen van der Schyff Eye witnesses at the Mole in Swakopmund told the Namib Times they watched in horror as a young man swam out into the sea and struggled to get back to shore as the massive waves and strong currents sucked him back out to sea on Wednesday this week.

“It took the man very long to get back to shore, but he managed that on his own”, said one resident. A team of medical personnel was called to the beach to make sure the man was fine.

Photos of the rough seas at the Mole in Swakopmund on Wednesday, 19 January 2022. Photos were taken by Swakopmund resident, Michelle.

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Walvis Bay Court Report

Court Swakopmund Court Report Magistrate Court Sondrag Hamukwaya (33), appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm and assault by threat. The matter was postponed to 17 February for record to be transcribed. The accused is on bail.

Erasmus Nauyala (20), appeared on a charge of robbery. The case has been withdrawn against the accused on request of the public prosecutor as there were no state witnesses at court.

Heiko Dedig (42), appeared on two counts of rape. The matter was postponed to 28 January to be heard in the regional court. The accused remains in custody.

Innocent Hunibeb (26), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 17 February for mental observation report. The accused remains in custody.

Daniel Nghipandulwa (50), appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 17 March for further investigations. The accused remains in custody.

David Shikongo (27), appeared on a charge of dealing in dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 27 January for plea. The accused is on bail.

Berend Coetzee (35), appeared on a charge of dealing in dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 24 February for sentence. The accused is on bail.

Severus Hafunda (41), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 31 January for other reasons. The accused has been warned.

Cleopatra Villa Do Campo (38), appeared on a charge of assault by threat read with provisions of the domestic violence act, act 4 of 2003. The matter was postponed to 17 February for further investigations. The accused remains in custody.

Susanna Kandowa (38), appeared on a charge of dealing in cocaine. The matter was postponed to 16 May for continuation of

NOTICE CONSENT USE IN TERMS OF THE SWAKOPMUND ZONING SCHEME Notice is hereby given in terms of Clause 6 of the Swakopmund Zoning Scheme that the Municipal Council considers the following consent use, details of which are obtainable from the General Manager: Engineering & Planning Services.

Erf Three Three Nine Eight Mondesa cc herewith intends to apply to the Municipality of Swakopmund for special consent to erect Residential Buildings on the premises of Erf 3398, (c/o Monica Geingos & Waterberg Street) Mondesa Extension 7.

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

Closing date for objections or comments is: 11 February 2022 Contact Person: Mr M. Greyvenstein, Cell: 081 687 5128 Email: beamari@mweb.com.na or Mr J. Heita (Manager: Town Planning) Tel: +264 (64) 410 4403

trial. The accused is on bail.

Ujama Nderura (30), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 30 January for co-accused to be rearrested. The accused is on bail.

Jefta Awarab (18), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 17 February for mental observation report. The accused remains in custody.

Johan Nieuwoudt (37), appeared on a charge of breaching a protection order. The matter was postponed to 24 February for continuation of bail application. The accused remain in custody.

Esting Rodney Sonn (30), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 7 February for plea. The accused remains in custody.

John Kambango (33), appeared on charges of displaying a licence number not applicable to the vehicle and failed to display a licence disc applicable to the motor vehicle. The matter was postponed to 21 February for plea. The accused remains in custody.

Shiehama Likius (19), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft.

The matter was postponed to 5 April for coaccused to be rearrested. The accused has been warned.

Daviane De Koe (28), appeared on a charge of dealing in dependence producing substance.

The matter was postponed to 8 March for plea.

The accused remain in custody.

Sheehama Likius (23), appeared on charges of rape and housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 22 March for further investigations. The accused remains in custody.

Tony Uirab (25), appeared on a charge of theft.

The matter was postponed to 30 January for other reason. The accused has been warned.

Sheshamange Munyakwa (20) and Shehama Likius (23), appeared on a charge of assault on a member of the police. The matter was postponed to 22 March for further investigation, The accused remains in custody.

NOTICE OF THE CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Place of Instruction (Kindergarten) ON ERF/ERVEN NO: 1668 TOWNSHIP: Walvis Bay STREET NAME & NO: Jonker Afrikaner Road No.22 In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish on the site a/an: Place of Instruction (Kindergarten).

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 105, Civic Centre.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the applicant, in writing, not later than 11 February 2022.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Maxwell Makuyana Muyambo, P O Box 22540 email:muyambo0328@gmail.com

Gringu Paulus (32), Reckless or Negligent driving (February 2019), The matter is postponed to 2 March 2022. Sentence.

Nakale Kondjashili (20), Pilukeni Geboasius (30), Timoteus Nghipolekwa (26), Housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft (October 2020), The matter is postponed to 21 February 2022. Trial Partly Heard – Continuation of Trial.

Moses Awele (50), Domestic Violence Act – Breach of Protection Order (September 2021) Case withdrawn against accused. PP requested withdrawal. No prima facie case.

Rudolf Nhou (34), Entry into Namibia without an expired passport bearing a valid visa or authority (September 2021) The accused was found guilty and sentenced.

Ralph Tomas (37), Trespassing (October 2021) Matter is postponed to 23 February 2022. Plea (Final Remand) Reja Tjivali (31), Theft (January 2022) Matter is postponed to 14 February 2022.

Julianne Naobes (39), Murder (January 2022) Matter is postponed to 7 March 2022. Further investigation.

Annaline Danel Ellis (34), Theft, Money Laundering -Disguising unlawful origin of property (January 2022) Matter is postponed to 9n March 2022. Further Investigation.

Friday Dero (39), Drunk driving, Refusal to give breath/blood specimen, Contravening the curfew regulations (June 2021) Matter is postponed to 9 February 2022. Trial Partly Heard -Continuation of trial.

Lavinia Ngesheya (27), Malicious damage to property, Crimen Injuria, Theft (August 2021) Case withdrawn against accused. PP Requests withdrawal, Complainant has filed a withdrawal statement.

Adam Hitiraukunga (23), Assault by threat (August 2021) Warrant of arrest issued.

Moses Nelombe (31), Assault common read with the Provisions of the Domestic Violence Act of 2003 (December 2021) Matter is postponed to 15 February 2022. Legal Representation.

Allesandro Zorezetto (26), Drunk driving (January 2022) The accused was found guilty and sentenced.

Ruben Kayebeca (42), Overloading/Exceeding maximum permissible vehicle mass load / gross vehicle mass load. (January 2022) Matter is postponed to 9 February 2022. Plea.

Rooi Ampie (19), Escaping Common Law (January 2022) The accused was found guilty and sentenced.

Lario Nusimu (18), Tuukondjelwa Andreas (22), Possession of drugs (January 2022) The matter is postponed to 22 February 2022.; Further investigation.

Abraham Erastus (33), Theft (January 2022) Matter is postponed to 22 February 2022. Legal Aid. Elia Nghipundjwa (53), Corruption (January 2022) The matter is postponed to 18 May 2022. Plea and Trial.

Gechako Maovqa (47), Malicious damage to property, Assault by Threat read with the Provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, Act 4 of 2003 (January 2022) The accused was found guilty and sentenced.

Payson Bees (27), Malicious Damage to Property (January 2022) The accused was found guilty and was sentenced.

Gideion Ipinge (27), Theft (November 2021) Matter is postponed to 24 February 2022. Further Investigation Alpha Hoaseb (18), Innocent Uakumbwa (), Attempted Murder (October 2021) Matter is postponed to 22 March 2022) Further Investigations Meintjies Luweline (29), Possession of Cocaine (October 2021) Matter is postponed to 3 March 2022. Further Investigation.

Jade Lee Moses (32), Assault by threat read with the Provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, Act 4 of 2003. The matter is postponed to 17 February 2022.01.19 Roger Glover (22), Jorgh Walter (22), Bryan Nakambonde (22), Drug Possession (January 2022) Matter is postponed to 8 March 2022.

Plea.

Samantha Bees (26), Assault on a member of the police (January 2022) The accused was found guilty and sentenced.

Timoteus Awaseb (24), Maradona Eiseb (21), Housebreaking with in-tent to steal and theft (January 2022) The matter is postponed to 9 February 2022. Plea.

Timoteus Awaseb (24), Robbery (May 2021) Matter is postponed to 9 February 2022. Further investigation.

Sylvester Smith (29), Possession of a fire-arm without a license (January 2022) The matter is postponed to 7 March 2022. Plea Antoinette Isacks (26), Assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm (January 2022) Matter is postponed to 9 March 2022. Further Investigation.

Giovanni Titus (32), Displaying license disc not applicable to the vehicle (January 2022) The accused was found guilty and sentenced.

Blessing Boois (22), Assault by threat (January 2022) The accused was found guilty and sentenced.

Elias Tourob (39), Assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm (January 2022) Matter is postponed to 22 February 2022. Further Investigation. In custody.

Shazaam Boois (26), Blessing Boois (22), Paulus Nashilongo (26), Theft from a motor vehicle that was properly locked (November 2021) Matter is postponed to 14 February 2022. Plea.

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Venaani wants answers Piquet Jacobs

During a visit to the National Fuel Oil Storage Facility on Monday this week, Member of Parliament and Leader of the Popular Democratic Movement (PDM), McHenry Venaani, highlighted concerns of the security and profitability of the star-of-the-art facility.

The facility consists of a tanker jetty, multiple product pipelines and a terminal consisting of seven tanks with a capacity of 75 million litres. The tanks are used to store petroleum products like diesel, ULP (unleaded petrol), and HFO (heavy fuel oil).

According to Venaani, the facility is one of the government's biggest investments and it is important to get a clear understanding of what exactly money was spent on especially in the light of cost escalations.

The project was estimated at a cost of N$3.7 billion in 2015 when construction commenced, but costs have since soared to N$6.5 billion, with the government planning to put up an additional N$87 million in November 2021. “The biggest question is the escalation of pricing because this thing cost double of what is was supposed to cost. We must ask the hardhitting questions of what led to the escalation. Telling the country that because of the United States Dollar (USD) exchange rate, the costs have increased, nothing in economics can increase due to fluctuation in foreign currency. We need to hear the answers as to what really transpired,” he said. In response to this, Senior Structural Engineer, Kondwani Chirembo commented that costs escalated due to changes which had to be made to the original designs to fulfill all the wants and needs prescribed by the government.

Another matter stressed by Venaani, the matter of security, “one thing that you must realise is the oil industry is a very highly competitive industry. You are competing with companies such as Puma and Engen. If you have visited the Niger Delta Pipelines and you know what is happening in that part of the world, you would realise that such a facility would need proper

security.”

Venaani made it clear that his concerns come from his belief that the project is of national

importance, and it is important to ensure the money was spent wisely.

Although his questions were not answered by

the NAMCOR team onsite, Venaani added that he will be redirecting his questions to the head office.

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Bulk Carrier loads 55 000 MT of bulk salt Eileen van der Schyff

The Namibian Ports Authority reported on Monday this week, Bulk Carrier, African Avocet loaded about 55 000 MT of bulk salt, a top volume-based Namibian export commodity.

Salt can be shipped as bulk or bagged, and is loaded evenly in the ship's hull to maintain the vessel's stability under the heavy load.

The next port of call is Richards Bay, South Africa Walvis Bay Salt Refiners celebrated its first export of 50 000 tons of bulk salt to the United States of America during a quay side function on 22 January 2018 in the port of Walvis Bay.

Port Log

NOTICE OF THE CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME

NOTICE OF THE CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME

CONSENT: Bed & Breakfast ON ERF NO: 765 TOWNSHIP/AREA: Meersig STREET NAME & NO: Nossob Street.

CONSENT: Salon ON ERF/ERVEN NO: 2349 45 TOWNSHIP: Kuisebmond STREET NAME & NO: Johannes Nampala Avenue, House no.45.

In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish on the site a/an: Bed & Breakfast.

In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish on the site a/an: Salon.

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 105, Civic Centre.

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 105, Civic Centre.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the applicant, in writing, not later than 11 February 2022.

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 applicant, in writing, not later than 11 February 2022.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Laban Kandume, P O Box 41019, Ausspannpltaz

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Emilie Shimbulu, P O Box 2648, Walvis Bay email: emilyshimbulu@gmail.com

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School News

The Dolphin Schools Since its establishment in March 2003, The Dolphins Schools has had its aim excellent academic standards, to provide children with quality education in a warm, caring environment. The school strives to educate not only future leaders and innovators, but also responsible, active citizens of society.

In 2022, a twelfth group of Grade 12 students will be writing the International Senior Certificate (ISC) under the examining authority of the Independent Examinations Board (IEB).

“Following our excellent academic track record, we look forward to yet another 100% pass rate! Furthermore, we are extremely proud of our 85% Bachelor's Degree entrance pass achieved at the end of last year.

We work hard to make each child feel seen, heard and appreciated for his/her own unique set of talents. This is achieved with, amongst others, a small teacher to student ratio with a maximum of 22 students / class (a ratio we would ideally like to maintain), suitably qualified teachers and a very enthusiastic management team.”

The school currently have students ranging from the ages of 4 up to Grade 12, whom have a wide variety of sport and extracurricular activities offered during school hours.

These include hockey, netball, rugby, cricket and water safety (up to grade 4). The school

is also home to an awarding winning choir; students are taught African drumming and playing the marimbas as part of their musical lessons at school.

“At our school we understand that our school's main focus should be to realise each child's potential to lead, innovate and serve with confidence in a changing global world - most probably outside of the 'safety' of the borders of Walvis Bay and Namibia.”

The Dolphin Schools Top Candidates History: 2010 Lee-Ann Majiedt 73.57% 2011 Kyle Volschenk 66.86% 2012 NdeshiMuatunga 73.13% 2013 Shannon Volschenk 76.63% 2014 Johan van Zyl 74.57% 2015 Clara Liebenberg 82.63% 2016 Charlene Esterhuizen 73.86% 2017 Megan van Wijk 82.14% 2018 Tiyana Meyer 79% 2019 Roux-chè Shidute 76.43% 2020 Roberth Gaoseb 79.57% 2021 Mornè Riekert 74.43%

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Riverside Private School visits SPCA as part of orientation Sharlien Tjambari program The grade 8 class of Riverside Private School visited the Tierschutzverein Swakopmund (SPCA) to help with the cleaning of the kennels and help with the beautification of their garden as part of their orientation program on Wednesday this week.

The Principal of Riverside Private School, Mr Ernest Olivier said, “we want to orientate the learners on their responsibilities in life and in the community”.

Olivier finds it important children see the importance of animals. The school's Chess Coach, Mr Imannuel Gariserb said, “today the learners are doing everything they volunteered for. They clean cages, brush and play with the dogs and cats, and clean the garden. Where the SPCA needs help, we are going to be here to help.” Gariseb said the main idea behind the visit is to motivate people within the community to start helping on an ongoing basis.

The grade 8 class of Riverside Private School consists of 10 learners and only 8 were able to go on the field visit to the SPCA on this day. Namib Times noticed the excitement of the learners, the dog lovers played with the dogs and cat lovers played with the cats. The learners said it was an amazing experience.

Cecilia Mathews, a Grade 8 pupil said her experience at the SPCA was very good, “don't come with fancy clothes because you will get dirty if you have to help out here”.

Mathews further said, “to be honest I am not that happy with the fact that all of these dogs do not have homes, I wish I could adopt all of them, unfortunately I can't. I love the experience and I love the fact that my school brought me here because I have never been here before”.

Another learner, Chikayla Routenbach, said she finds pleasure in petting the animals and to the kennels of the animals.

Tierschutzverein Swakopmund SPCA is a non-profit organisation and a home for abandoned, abused and homeless animals.

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VACANCIES & NOTICES CONSENT USE APPLICATION NOTICE Consent Use: For “Place of Instruction: Nursery School” Location: Erf 6271, 57 Johanna Benson Street, Kuisebmond In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that the registered owner intends to apply to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to establish a Place of Instruction (Nursery School) on Erf 6271 Kuisebmond.

The application for consent use is to permit the development of a ±120m2 Nursery School com-prising classrooms/reception/toilets/ other ancilary facilities on the ±300m2 site. The development includes a ±60m² dwelling house used in conjunction with the Nursery School.

Particulars of the application may be inspected at Town Planning, 1st Floor, Room 101, Civic Centre, Nangolo Mbumba Drive, Walvis Bay. Any persons having any objection or comments to the approval of this consent use application may lodge such objections together with grounds thereof, with the Municipality of Walvis Bay and the registered owner, in writing, not later than Friday 4 February 2022.

MUNICIPALITY: Manager: Town Planning Section Private Bag 5017 Walvis Bay townplanning@ walvisbaycc.org.na

APPLICANT: Martin Nambuli P O Box 349 Walvis Bay martinmbuli @gmail.com

REZONING OF ERF 9149 SWAKOPMUND EXTENSION 34 FROM SINGLE RESIDENTIAL WITH A DENSITY OF 1:600 TO GENERAL RESIDENTIAL 1 WITH A DENSITY OF 1:250 Take note that Stewart Planning – Town & Regional Planners intends to apply, on behalf of Francis and Precious Kolofu as owners of the property, for the rezoning of Erf 9149 Swakopmund Extension 34 from Single Residential (1:600m²) to General Residential 1 (1:250m²).

With the property measuring 1054m², the rezoning will enable the owners to develop a maximum of four (4) Dwelling Houses on the property. Three (3) will be used as self-catering units in accordance with the Accommodation Establishment Policy and the Swakopmund Zoning Scheme.

The application is submitted in terms of the Urban and Regional Planning Act, 2018 (No. 5 of 2018) and in terms of the Swakopmund Zoning Scheme. The full application (including maps and supporting documents) is available to download from www.sp.com.na/projects or can be inspected at the Town Planning Department of the Municipality of Swakopmund, corner of Rakotoka and Daniel Kamho Street, Swakopmund.

Take note that any person having objections or comments to the proposed rezoning must lodge such objections or comments, together with the grounds thereof, in writing with the Chief Executive Officer of the Municipality of Swakopmund and Stewart Planning within fourteen (14) days of the last publication of this notice to the address provided below.

Written objections or comments must be submitted by Monday, 21 February 2022.

Local Authority Chief Executive Officer Municipality of Swakopmund P.O. Box 53, Swakopmund 13001 Tel: +264 64 410 4403 jheita@swkmun.com.na

Applicant: Stewart Planning P. O. Box 2095, Walvis Bay 13013 Tel: +264 64 280 773 melissa@sp.com.na

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Registration Open 17 January 2022 The Dome, Swakopmund Mondays & Wednesdays

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MAMA SINDI A well known South African female doctor Sangoma from Kwazulu natal (Durban) is here to heal, treat and solve your problems. Lost lovers will be back to you, women problems, work, lucky charms, protection and many more. Located Lagoon, Walvis Bay Mama Sindi 081 327 4512

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

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21 JANUARY 2022

NAMIB TIMES

VACANCY

FOR SALE

FREIGHT CONTROLLER, Walvis Bay, Namibia Sturrock Grindrod Maritime Group, is looking to secure the permanent services of a Freight Controller to join the Walvis Bay office. All suitably qualified and experienced candidates are invited to apply for this vacancy.

Reporting to the Freight Supervisor, the successful applicant will be responsible for but not limited to: · Receive and confirm bookings · Entry of bookings onto Principal Computer Systems · Liaise with Shippers and Principals · Liaise with Operations and Contractors with regards to Carrier Haulage Deliveries · Compile and send out Computed Invoices to Clients · Collect Ocean Freight and Release Bills · Compile cargo dues on the OTC system when required · Ensure all charges are received · Compile month end estimates for finance reporting · Attend to accounts and disbursement queries · Assist with overflow from other desks

FOR SALE FRONT END LOADER

We invite applications from candidates who meet the following minimum criteria: Qualification: · Matric/Grade 12 · Relevant industry-related training and / or a relevant course in the maritime field Experience: · A minimum of 1 year relevant shipping industry related experience required Required skills: · Ability to work in a structured and methodical manner, ensuring accuracy and neatness · Good communication skills (oral & written) · Ability to work under pressure · Attention to detail · Shows initiative · Computer literate Closing date for applications: 28 January 2022 Please note that the position has been opened to internal and external candidates.

Make: BELL Model: L2606E front end loader Hours: 17855 Service history available .

Parked at Unitrans Walvis Bay depot .

Loader is still in running condition Contact Hennie Brits for viewing and offers Cell: 081 140 0911

VACANCY KINDERHUIS IN WALVISBAAI Het ‘n vakante betrekking vir ‘n HUISMOEDER Vereistes: ‘n ABSOLUTE OPREGTE PASSIE VIR KINDERS! * Ouderdom 40 - 50 * Geen afhanklikes * Moet voltyds kan inwoon * Moet met kinders en babas van enige herkoms en mediese agtergrond kan werk. * Moet geduld en liefde vir kinder hê * Bestuurderslisensie sal ‘n plus wees * Moet medies geskik wees * Nie roker en drinker * Kontakbare onlange verwysings * Moet kan kook * Moet met personeel kan werk/ eie inisiatief kan gebruik * Netjiese voorkoms en netheid is ‘n vereiste * Moet so gou moontlik kan begin

E-Pos verkorte CV met duidelike foto na baardmaureen @gmail.com

Helena Magdalena Catherine Kearns 1952 - 2022 Aan ons geliefde Ma, Skoonma (nee Ma) en Ouma.

Ons wil net se dat ons vandag met n groot leemte in ons Harte sit.

Ma se plek en stem is nou vir ewig stil in ons huis,ons verwag om vir Ma elke oomblik by die deur sien in stap,of om Ma se stem te hoor,hoe Ma lekker lag of hoe Ma vir ons skel,ons mis nou daai skel so erg.

Maar die enigste troos wat ons het is dat Ma nou veilig in God se arms is.

Ons is en sal oneindig lief bly vir Ma. En sal Ma elke dag van ons lewe mis.

Van Ma se kinders: Amber, Enrico, Atiga, Hay-Leigh, David & Lochlyn.

Grandmother If roses grow in heaven Lord, Please pick a bunch for us Place them in our Grandma's arms, And tell her they're from us Tell her we love her and miss her, And when she turns and smile Place a kiss upon her cheek, And hold her for a while.

From your Grandchildren: Atiga, Hay-Leigh, David & Lochlyn Funeral Service of Late: Helena Magdalena Catherine Kearns Will be held on Saturday 22 January 2022 @ 9H00 at St Saviours Church, Narraville.

For any enquiries please phone: Enrico: 0812861603 Courtney: 0814541938 COVID RULES MUST BE ADHERED TO AT ALL TIMES.

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Member unexpectedly wins Contributed A Member of the Walvis Bay Golf Club beat the club's Committee by 21.5 to 13.5, in the opening event of the Golf season at the harbour town.

How different it could have been if only that cart did not break down [sabotage maybe] on the first hole fairway, and also if on number one tee box the ball would have travelled further than the tee, and if the one missing committee member [away in Cape Town] was here - but then all those if's were only that…if's.

Well played the members who how lead the CHAIRMAN'S Cup race 3-2 and also were the first members that successfully defended the CUP.

It was great to see 34 players turn out to take on the eight committee members. It is a long while ago that we had a field of 42 on the course and long may this continue.

The winner on the day was Tangeni Mpupa winning a count out on 42 points from Wynand Breyenbach, with Andre Burger third on 40 points.

The luck draws went to Henjan van Hyde and Amandio Sardinha, and Amandio also won the closest to the pin on 2/11.

On the photo is Members Captain Tienie de Wet accepting the trophy from Club Captain Shane Westerdale.

This coming weekend is the now newly named, CARLOS de GOUVEIA PAIRS. It is a 27-hole event with the format being first nine – foursomes, second nine - better ball and the third nine - both scores to count. Obviously there will be an earlier tee off so watch the platforms for details. The list will be up soon.

The AEGIR MARINE WALVIS BAY OPEN will be played on 29 and 30 January and the TBC will be on 5 February with the Local Sages on 6 February.

The eleven Junior Golf members from the Walvis Bay Golf Club participated last weekend at a

junior tournament at Omeya near Windhoek.

The results were as follows: E Division - overall winner was Emery Maboh with Emelio Maboh in second place D Division - 6th place Ashley Martins, 9th place Kian Martins, 11th Place Cathlene Baard C Division - overall winner Francois le Roux and third place Ethan Johnson A Division - Willie Els 158, Kyle Johnson 158, JP Johnson 198 and Connor Gibsons 187 On the photo are all our proud prize winners on the day.

The clubs management thank Grant Mather and Poena Johnson for the efforts that are putting in with these juniors. “The youngsters are indeed going to be the future of our club and the sterling work by Mather and Johnson will ensure that we have a future.”

13-year-old leads Blue Waters to victory Rudi Bowe

The 13-year-old Junior, Tanyanda led Blue Waters 2 to a twelve-run victory over Sparta 1 at the Sparta field in the Coastal 40 over cricket league on Sunday, 16 January.

Sparta opted to bat after winning the toss. Tanyanda took three wickets as Sparta was dismissed for 131 runs.

Tanyanda dismissed Morne Van Bosch for 16 and Nado Pasquallie for a Golden Duck (0), and when Reazaar Abrahams also for 0. Tanyanda took 3/26 off eight overs.

Young Blue Waters All Rounder Romano Paulus also took 3/14 off eight overs as he dismissed Jaco Marais for 6 and Marnus Van Niekerk for 16 and when also for 1.

In the other Coastal 40 over match played in Swakopmund, ProEd Old Boys 1 beat Pro-Ed Old Boys by 8 wickets. PEOBCC 2 was all out for 98 after 29.4 overs. PEOBCC 1 reaches the target in just 15.4 overs.

In the Premier League 50 Overs match played.

The visiting CCD cricket team from Windhoek CCD from Windhoek beat host MR24/7 Welwitschia with 111 run at the Walvis Bay Private High School field at the port city.

MR24/7 Welwitschia won the toss and elected to bowl. CCD scoring 170 all out, but an abject display by the home teams batsmen saw them collapsing to 59 all out.

The weekends program for the Coastal 40 over league are Saturday 22 January PEOBCC 2 will host Sparta 2 in Swakopund Sunday 23 January Sparta 1 host PEOBCC 1 at the Sparta field and Blue Waters 1 host PEOBCC 2 at the oval in Walvis Bay.

The host MR24/7 Welwitschia