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Namport scouts for international port terminal operator Rudi Bowe The Namibian Ports Authority (Namport) announced on Thursday, 14 April, they are scouting for an International Port Terminal Operator for the new N$4-billion-dollar container terminal at Walvis Bay for operations of the next 25 years. This announcement finally put to rest the speculation around the leasing of the new container terminal. Namport CEO, Andrew Kanime said that the outsourcing of the container terminal has became a reality when the dynamics in the shipping industry significantly shifted on the back of depressed macro-economic conditions which negatively impacted industries across all sectors. Kanime said, “after it's inauguration in 2019, the new container terminal never handled the amounts of containers it was expected to. The decrease in the volumes of containers that have been handled by Namport can
be attributed to two main factors: container vessels growing in size, and declining global economic conditions hampering imports and exports through Walvis Bay.” Kanime said they have appointed international consultancy firm Maritime Business and Transport Solutions (MTBS) to assist with the process to solicit reputable operators for the container terminal. MTBS has advanced significantly with the process of solicit proposals as eight international port terminal operators have up until last week Thursday, positively responded. The closing date for proposals is early May 2022, with the new operator to start as early as January 2023. According to Kanime,
the N$4.2 billion investment will not be sold, but they will enter into a specialised lease arrangement, where the operator runs the terminal and handles the containers in lieu of an upfront payment to Namport. “The 300 people employed at new container terminal have been briefed about the development, and that they will be employed by the new operator. The signing of the agreement will also see to it that jobs at the new container terminal will not be affected, although the terminal will be operating independ e n t l y, ” K a n i m e continued. Kanime explained that the decision to outsource the container terminal is in line with Continues on page 2
Health Director confirms financial assistance from medical aids for Covid-19 vaccines Eileen van der Schyff
inside Lifeguards now on Swakop beaches
Executive Director of the Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS), Ben Nangombe confirmed this week, medical aid funds, on behalf of their members, are financially assisting the government by making payments directly to finance for the purchase of Covid-19 vaccines, and only reflects on members' statements for audit reasons. Several confused and infuriated residents contacted the Namib Times this week after seeing the indication on their statements. One resident presented the newspaper with an explanation letter from her medical aid. The letter reads: “The industry met with the MoHSS to discuss the vaccination campaign. The Board of trustees of the medical aid agreed to pay N$713.68 for each member who receives the vaccine. The indication on member's statements is purely for auditing pur-
poses as well as data collection. No member will pay for the vaccine and the cost thereof will not be deducted from the member's day to day benefit. The board of trustees felt that due to the fact that Namibia is going through a pandemic, and its serious economic effects, that it has a social responsibility to assist the Ministry of Health and all medical aid members. The cost of N$713.68 is for all vaccines and does not necessarily include a cost for the vaccine itself, it is for main-
taining the cold chain, all the consumables required and to financially assist the government in rolling out this extensive campaign, in an effort to prevent deaths due to the virus of all Namibians.” The statement concludes: 'Members should remember they themselves, nominated and voted for the Board of Trustees to make decisions on their behalf, this decision was made by the whole industry and include all Boards of all Funds.
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Namibia activates oil boom Eileen van der Schyff
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Namibia, one of Africa's final frontiers for oil and gas exploration, stimulates the appetite of regional and International Oil Companies (IOC), with its rich offshore basins, paving the way to a new era of enhanced exploration and production, positioning Namibia as a highly competitive and increasingly lucrative upstream destination, sparking international interest in its upstream market while making a strong case for oil and gas exploration on the African continent in 2022 and beyond. Namibia has vast natural resources estimated at 11 billion barrels of oil and 2.2 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves. After the Graff-1 Well Discovery of light sizable quantities of light oil offshore Namibia in late February this year by the National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia (NAMCOR), partnered
with Shell Namibia, Upstream B.V. and Quatar Energy, and TotalEnergies that has also embarked on a series of exploration activities in the country, with the French multinational's significant discovery of light oil on the Venus prospect, located in the Orange Basin offshore Namibia, favoured with
the country's favourable regulatory environment, is set to create an influx in new international investment. Participating Interest expansion includes Canadian independent exploration company, Reconnaissance Energy Africa (ReconAfrica) that has entered into an agreement with the Continues on page 2
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2 NAMIB TIMES “In 2021, the company commenced with the drilling of three conContinued from page 1 ventional exploratory stratigraphic wells, international benchmarks which will allow them to announcing preliminary recoup their investment and is part of the initiatives to results in April 2021 that increase the volumes of containers handled at the Port revealed the discovery of of Walvis Bay and to increase the returns accruing from the investment. According to Kanime the a working petroleum successful operator non-containerised cargo, for 25 system in the Kavango years. Concessioning of ports around the world is a Basin. Similarly, in June common practice, with China Ocean Shipping 2021, ReconAfrica Company (Cosco), PSA International from drilled the second well, Singapore, Dubai Ports World, China Merchant Port which showed similar Holdings, AP Moller Terminal and the Chinese characteristics to that of Hutchinson Port holdings regarded as the top the first. Thereafter, the operators. company has progressed with the drilling of wells three and four as well as 2D seismic surveying, as it hopes to discover Continued from page 1 significant resources in the high opportune basin. agreement with NAMCOR to increase its So, what will these disparticipating interest in the Kavango Basin.The coveries mean for Namedia release distributed by the APO Group, on mibia and its people? behalf of African Energy Chamber further reads: Firstly, regarding the country's energy future, the discovery is set to usher in a wave of new investment across the entire energy value chain. With the country's energy sector considerably undeveloped, capital injections in key industries such as infrastructure, power generation and distribution and production will soon follow as investors turn an eye to this high potential market. Secondly, once developed, discoveries will sig-
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22 APRIL 2022 nificantly improve energy security in a nation that relies heavily on petroleum imports and intermittent hydropower. What's more, the discovery will serve as a catalyst for enhanced economic growth in the southern African nation through job creation across the entire value chain; the creation and establishment of various domestic companies; while initiating growth across various sub-setors of the economy, including but not limited to transportation, education. This will be critical for the country as it pursues an economic recovery in a post-COVID-19 landscape. “Namibia has already made a strong play for investment at continental energy conferences such as African Energy Week ( A E W ) 2 0 2 1 . N o w, backed by these exciting discoveries, the country is well positioned to drive new investment and development across its energy landscape. As stakeholders meet to discuss Namibia's energy future at the Namibian International Energy Conference this week in Windhoek, the entire energy value chain will be
dissected. Namibia has a lot to offer investors and with opportunities across the hydrocarbon, green hydrogen, renewables and power sectors, the country has emerged as a competitive investment destination in 2022. I look forward to the conversations that will be held in Namibia this week as well as the continuity of these discussions at AEW 2022 in Cape Town in October,” states NJ Ayuk,
Executive Chairman of t h e A f r i c a n E n e rg y Chamber (AEC). At the second edition of AEW in Cape Town on the 18-21of October 2022, Namibia will take a leading role in hydrocarbon dialogue, promoting the country's rich resources, upstream potential, and competitive edge. AEW 2022 remains focused on alleviating energy poverty, recognizing the
role oil and gas will play in achieving this objective. As international hydrocarbon explorers and producers make their way towards lucrative frontier markets such as Namibia, AEW 2022 will be the platform to sign deals, form partnerships, and network and engage with a number of global and African stakeholders. SOURCE African Energy Chamber
Namibia International Energy Conference 2022 'Positioning for Investment Industrialisation and Growth Eileen van der Schyff The fourth edition of the Namibia International Energy Conference, founded and convened by Rich Africa Consultancy and led by the Minister of Mines and Energy, Tom K. Alweendo, in the two-day flagship event, brought together various perspectives from across the energy value chain to serve as a catalyst for crucial conversations shaping the future of energy in Namibian and the rest of the continent in the era of transition at Droombos Estate, Windhoek this week.
Convened by RichAfrica Consultancy MD, Ndapwilapo Selma Shimutwikeni, the conference themed, 'The Energy Mix: Positioning for Investment, Industrialisation and Growth', that started on Wednesday, 20 April and ended on Thursday, 21 April, called energy stakeholders with investors and international partners to drive industry growth and development and promote Namibia and Africa as the destination for energy investments. Moderated by African Energy Chamber Executive Chairman, NJ Ayuk, speakers during the panel included Hon. Tom Alweendo, Minister of Mines and Energy Namibia; H.E. Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima, Minister of Mines and Hydrocarbons, Equatorial Guinea; Hon. Peter Chibwe Kapala, Minister of Energy Zambia; and H.E. Dr. Omar Farouk Ibrahim, Secretary General of the African Petroleum Producers Organization. In his keynote address, Energy Minister, Hon. Tom Alweendo presented some questions on how to best navigate the reality of the energy crisis causing havoc on social and political issues in Namibia. “We therefor need to start asking ourselves some difficult, but necessary questions on how best to navigate the rocky shores of reality and arrive safe on the other side,” Alweendo said. The somewhat difficult questions in Alweendo's opinion, included; 'How do we navigate the geopolitics of energy?' and 'How do we go about navigating the energy environmental issues?' Alweendo went on by explaining Africa's energy gap is huge with over 600 million Africans do not have access to electricity. “The main issue here is infrastructure deficits, insufficient critical investment in the energy sector and times unhelping regulatory frameworks that do not encourage investment in the energy sector.” In the opinion of
Alweendo, it is of utmost importance for Africans at large to start making radical, informed measures on how to tackle the energy deficit on the continent. “If we are going to make Africa's energy poverty a history, we need to start reimaging ourselves. We need to start to thing hard as to what needs to be done to attract the necessary investment in the energy space. Some estimates suggest that the continent needs an annual investment of US20 billion from not to 2030. I believe it is not impossible, but we need to think and act anew,” Alweendo continued. Another top of the agenda item regarding energy is renewable energy and the energy transition, with significant developments that has emerged within the renewable energy sector, like solar, wind, hydro and green hydrogen. “Here in Namibia, we have taken a conscious decision to make the country a global hub for green hydrogen. Our vast solar and wind resources provide us with a strong foundation for the development of green hydrogen hub on the continent. We also see domestic renewable energy generation and green hydrogen pro-duction as key vectors of national decarbonisation. While doing so, we are also focused on regional partnerships that will help transform potential surplus in solar and wind power into increased energy access in the region,” Apart from this t h e e n e rg y m i n i s t e r explained the increased potential to become an oil producing country after
the two offshore oil discoveries in Namibia. “The discoveries have increased our potential to become an oil producing country – a great economic opportunity for us.” After this discovery, expected questions were raised. One such question, why are we embracing both renewable energy and fossil fuels. In light of this, the minister concluded: “Our position is that it does not make sense for us to suffocate ourselves by cutting off potential hydrocarbon resources that could assist in solving our socioeconomic problems. It is more sensible to take a pragmatic approach in the energy transition conversation. Our concerns are more with providing livelihoods and supplying basic necessities to the country's growing population. It must also be remembered that Africa is only responsible for three percent of the global carbon dioxide emission. We suffer from energy poverty and this is despite the natural abundance of fossil fuels and renewable energy resources.” Following on from these discussions, A frica' s premier energy event, African Energy Week (AEW), which will take place from 18 – 21 October 2022, in Cape Town, will continue industry-advancing dialogue, while making a strong case for Namibian investment. Under the theme, “Exploring and Investing in Africa's Energy Future while Driving an Enabling Environment,” AEW 2022 represents the AEC' official energy event and the premier investment platform for the African energy sector.
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Lifeguards now visible on Swakopmund beaches Sharlien Tjambari
Aquamund Academy (AA), a Swakopmund based water safety youth development community organisation, received 15 wetsuits and a rescue board from Reptile Mineral Resources and Exploration (Pty) Ltd (RMR) recently. Lifeguards are currently on Swakopmund beaches 24/7. Aquamund Academy's aim is to reduce the risk of drowning through proactive measures, such as lifeguard services, swimming lessons and water safety educational campaigns. AA has carried out successful rescues and recoveries on Namibian beaches over the past two years of their existence. According to the Founder and Project Manager of AA, Jonas Shiyavali, drowning is something that negatively affects the community, and explains it the reason Aquamund Academy was established. The academy trains young people to gain the necessary surviving skills in the ocean. During the handover of the wetsuits and rescue board, the AA lifeguards demonstrated what happens when they rescue an unconscious person from sea. Shiyavali said, it takes only two to five minutes for somebody to drown. Shiyavali said, “the rescue demonstration was so important to me with this rescue board because it has been a while since we used a proper rescue board, we have been using surfing boards to do our rescues and training with. The sponsorship of this rescue board, gives us the necessary boost that we need, because training will now be more practical for us and we just want to pass these skills on to our young generation so they can also help
save the community and nation at large in future.” According to Shiyavali, recue swimmers/ lifeguard is one career or profession that is not taken seriously in the African context, “and we would really want to be the ones to change that and make sure we have people who are properly trained on the beaches. During festive seasons, the coastal towns are always flooded, so we want to reassure people that their safety is taken into consideration, that we respect the human lives in Namibia and that we are ready to do something about it, “said Shiyavali. Erwin Gowaseb, a Senior Lifeguard at Aquamund Academy said a rescue board, which is also known as a rescue buoy is a most effective equipment in sea rescue, even better than a rescue boat. Rescue boats are more designed for recoveries, not rescues. Deep Yellow Limited with its wholly owned subsidiary, Reptile Mineral Resources and Exploration (Pty) Ltd
(RMR). is committed to supporting local community in sport, education, health, and sustainable environmental projects. In response to community needs RMR handed over lifeguarding equipment to Aquamund Academy before the Easter Holidays. Swakopmund is a preferred destination for holiday goers and with a variety of water related leisure activities like fishing, swimming, kayaking, boating, and surfing that sometimes result to emergencies. RMR responded towards the pledge by Aquamund Academy and donated 15 wetsuits and a rescue board. According to Katrin Kärner, the Exploration Manager at RMR, the equipment lifeguards have will dictate their ability to help in an emergency. Kärner said, “our company wants to make a difference in reducing drowning risks and incidents. We are committed to support our local communities in a sustainable and responsible way.”
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First private crematorium for Walvis Bay Piquet Jacobs Walvis Bay is now home to the first private, 100% Namibian owned crematorium in Namibia. Eden Cremation and Funeral Services, now operational in Walvis Bay, was established as an alternative to the existing crematorium in Windhoek in order to serve the public with continuous, high quality of service. Namibia has for years been dependent on a single state-owned crematorium in Windhoek which is known for its regular downtimes and
maintenance problems, forcing grieving families to wait for months-on-end for the cremation of their loved ones or having to opt for cremation services in South Africa at considerable costs. Eden ensures that all bereaved families will receive the comfort they need and that the remains of your loved ones will be available within 48 hours after the pre-booked time slot, which can be done online. The online booking capability will ensure the streamlining and efficiency of the cremations process with a real-time booking system.
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Walvis Bay Court Report
Court Swakopmund Court Report Magistrate Court Immanuel Kachab (30), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 28 September for plea and trial. The accused is on bail. Gideon Hipandulwa Aludhilu (34) and Cornelia Awene (33), appeared on a charge of possession of dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 8 June because the docket was not at court. The accused are on bail. Trevor Muronga (19), appeared on a charge of possession of dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 22 September for plea and trial. The accused is on bail. Matias Gerson (30), appeared on a charge of attempted rape. The matter was postponed to 23 June because the docket was not at court. The accused is on bail. Epson Kleophas Khoeseb (39), appeared on a charge of possession of dependence producing substance. The accused is at large, and a warrant of arrest was issued. Elton Matheus (20), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 6 July for continuation of trial. The accused is on bail. Morne Owoseb (24), appeared on a charge of possession of dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 6 May for tracing of accused. The accused is at large, and a warrant of arrest was issued. Magreth Tjihinga (21), appeared on charges of murder read with provisions of the domestic violence act, act 4 of 2003 and concealment of birth. The matter was postponed to 15 June for plea and trial. The accused is on bail. Gabriel Valda (25), appeared on charges of reckless or negligent driving and failure to ascertain injuries sustained during accident. The matter was postponed to 11 May because the docket was not at court. The accused is on bail. Argelus Nitembu (53), appeared on charges of assault by thread read with provisions of the domestic violence act, act 4 of 2003 and assault common. The matter was postponed to 16 June for plea and trial. The accused remains in custody. Osley Numbala (19), appeared on a charge of possession of dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 6 May for tracing of accused. The accused is at large, and a warrant of arrest was issued. Paulus Tupuleni (31), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 5 May for tracing of accused. The accused is at large, and a warrant of arrest was issued. Anton Esterhuisen (27), appeared on charges of reckless or negligent driving and driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The matter was postponed to 22 June for record and sentencing. The accused have been warned. Barnabas Gaogoab (39), appeared on charges of rape and assault by thread read with provisions of the domestic violence act, act 4 of 2003. The matter was postponed to 21 April for prosecutor general's decision. The accused is on bail. Ujama Nderura (30), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 6 September for plea and trial. The accused is on bail. Nasantha Tokwe (25) and Sylvester Johannes Natangwe (36),V appeared on a charge fraud. The matter was postponed to 13 June for bail application. Vasantha Towe is on bail and Sylvester Johannes Natangwe remains in custody. Neddy Hansen (19), appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 28 June for legal aid. The accused is on bail.
Natalia Nanahawa (32), appeared on a charge of culpable homicide. The matter was postponed to 10 August because the accused was absent. The accused have been warned. Lazarus Kapembe (48), appeared on a charge of discharge of a fire-arm. The matter was postponed to 9 May for plea. The accused remains in custody. Estof Mapoha (35), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 28 June for further investigation. The accused remains in custody. Godhard Gaseb (18), appeared on charges of assault by thread read with provisions of the domestic violence act, act 4 of 2003 and assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 1 June for record to be transcribed. The accused have been warned. Lourence Nieuwoudt (37), appeared on a charge of malicious damage to property. The matter was postponed to
Magistrates Court Patrick Shazam Boois (19), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 20 July 2022. The accused is on bail. Shangala Shanghetenge (57), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 11 August 2022. The accused is on bail. Justus Kalomo Thomas (39), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 9 August 2022. The accused is on bail. Simeon Helinga (36), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 20 June 2022. The accused is on bail. Jonas Shilumba (38), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 3 May 2022. The accused is on bail. Barlemens Nanub (41), appeared on charges of resisting a member of the police and assault on a member of the police. The matter was postponed to 11 May 2022. The accused remains in custody. A minor (16) and Brian Khoekhemur (22), appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 5 May 2022. The accused is on bail. Shazam Boois (26) and Blessing Boois (22), appeared on charges of theft out of a motor vehicle. the matter was postponed to 11 May 2022. The accused remains in custody. Martin Shikesho (28), appeared on a charge of refusal to provide breath specimen. The matter was postponed to 2 August 2022. The accused is on bail. Matheus Himulayi (35), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 25 July 2022. The accused is on warning. Shipandeni Shengeelo Hamulenge (33), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 19 April 2022. The accused remains in custody. 12 April 2022 John Rossouw (44), appeared on a charge of theft by false pretenses. The matter was postponed to 10 May 2022. The accused remains in custody. Uuwanga Elifas (28), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 7 July 2022. The accused is on bail. Absalom Elias Joshua (40), appeared on charges of theft and housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 7 June 2022. The accused remains in custody. Mpahine Given Herold (36), appeared on a charge of possession of dependence-producing substance. The matter was postponed to 16 August 2022. The accused is on bail. Rio Hamaseb (24), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 14 July 2022. The accused remains in custody. Titus Nendongo (23), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 10 August 2022. The accused is on bail. Kenneth Kazehuika (36), appeared on a charge of assault
on a member of the police. The matter was postponed to 20 July 2022. The accused is on bail. Nehemia Makili (37), appeared on charges of assault and assault by threat. The matter was postponed to 11 July 2022. The accused is on bail. Robert Glover (22), Jorg Walter (22) and Brian Nakambonde (22), appeared on charges of possession of dependence-producing substance. The case against the accused was withdrawn. Aloise Jacobs (34), appeared on a charge of assault by threat. The matter was postponed to 20 May 2022. The accused is on bail. Jafeta Meroro (52), appeared on a charge of assault. the matter was postponed to 25 April 2022. The accused is on bail. Ethan Ramseb (19), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 20 April 2022. The accused remains in custody. Hakeem Plaatjies (21), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 12 May 2022. The accused remains in custody. Zola Hanekom (35), appeared on charges of fraud. The matter was postponed to 23 May 2022. The accused is on warning. Gerson Haidilu (29), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 14 June 2022. The accused is on bail. Kahono Simeon (19) and Lukas Pritzlaff (21), appeared on charges of rape. The matter was struck from the court roll. Webster Shimhanda (28), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 6 May 2022. The accused is on bail. Jerome Levy-Lee Tsauseb (22), appeared on charge of reckless or negligent driving. The matter was postponed to 16 June 2022.the accused is on bail. Naboth Nandjebo (33) and Petrus Paulus (27), appeared on charges of theft. The matter was postponed to 9 June 2022. The accused is on bail. Johannes Ekandjo (24), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 20 April 2022. The accused ison bail. Diol Nawaseb (41), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The accused was found guilty and sentenced to 10 months imprisonment or a N$6 000 fine. 13 April 2022 Fillipus Shimanda (25), appeared on a charge of attempted murder. The matter was postponed to 10 May 2022. The accused remains in custody. Dawid Brandt (32), appeared on a charge of possession of dependence-producing substance. The matter was postponed to 25 July 2022. The accused is on bail. Julius Shemunyenga (32), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The case against the accused was withdrawn. Lemohame Hubert (40), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 15 June 2022. The accused remains in custody. Lario Nusimu (18) and Tuukondjelwa Andreas (22), appeared on charges of possession of dependence-producing substance. The matter was postponed to 30 May 2022. The accused is on bail. Wensley Seibeb (30), appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm and assault. The matter was postponed to 30 June 2022. The accused is on bail. Erastus Aikela (27), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 30 May 2022. The accused is on bail. Ganther Meyer (37), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The case against the accused was withdrawn. Pandeinge Fillemon (24), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 18 July 2022. The accused
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NAMDOCK welcomes the Helix Q7000 rig. Namibia Drydock and Ship Repair (Pty) Ltd (NAMDOCK) welcomes the Helix Q7000 rig at the port of Walvis Bay. The vessel owned and operated by Helix Energy Solutions Group is a well intervention semisubmersible vessel that is currently undergoing a maintenance contract with NAMDOCK before leaving for Nigeria. As a leading marine engineering company and shipyard in Walvis Bay, NAMDOCK has gained recognition and strategic relevance as the preferred ship repair partner in West Africa. This is the 14th (fourteenth) rig repair project managed and conducted by NAMDOCK since 2006 with the last rig repair project awarded to the yard was the SKD Jaya rig that the company successfully completed in 2019. NAMDOCK's Commercial Manager Mr. Willie Esterhuyse said that NAMDOCK has unrivaled experience in meeting the demands of the offshore market due to its international standards and established procedures that translates to the yard maintaining the highest standard of service. Esterhuyse said “We do not see the demands of our international clients as a challenge, but as an opportunity to showcase our Namibian diversity and exceptional trade skills with pride”. “The award of the Q7000 project to NAMDOCK follows an eventful year, that despite a global pandemic, enjoyed uninterrupted yard activity. A significant increase in enquiries have realized into confirmed yard bookings” Esterhuyse said. “This progressively allowing NAMDOCK to continue evading the depressed economic cycle that most of the local industry has suffered due to Covid-19 epidemic”. Esterhuyse said that NAMDOCK is very grateful that they have retained most of its workforce over the last 5 (five) years, and
they are proud to announce the inclusion of 57 (fifty-seven) FTC's (fixed term contract) workers to its permanent workforce as from 1 April 2022. As industry leaders, NAMDOCK recognizes the invaluable contribution that these FTC's brought to the company. The permanent recruitment is a viable remedy to broadening our knowledge and service levels to ultimately cater to all our client needs that might have been lacking in the past. “As a service provider,
NAMDOCK is strongly focused on its customers and how best the company can meet their needs. This focused drive of service excellence has gained recognition for the company internationally and locally” Esterhuyse added.“The company is expected to maintain a positive balance and prospects for 2022 remain intensely challenging. And if there is one thing we know how to do; that is to not back away from a challenge”, Esterhuyse concluded. The Q7000 can perform
throughriser Well Intervention and decommissioning operations in water depths ranging from 85m to 3,000m, utilizing the Helix designed Intervention Riser System (IRS) which features a HighAngle disconnect system. With its' open deck plan and tri-axial configuration, the Q7000 is capable of a wide range of Production Enhancement operations as well as Well Clean up and Field development support. Source Namdock
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Port Log For more info contact Arno Engels Cell: 081 860 8326 email: mountsinainamibia@gmail.com
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Isabel's Place Hair Salon Third Anniversary Open House Piquet Jacobs
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NBL WINS AT DLG AWARDS Press Release
Isabel's Place hair salon is celebrating their third anniversary with an open house, inviting coastal communities to view the salon and give clients a more in-depth experience of the services they offer on 29 April from 8:00 until 13:00. This hidden gem in Hermes, Walvis Bay, opened its doors three years ago on 5 May 2019. Over the last three years, the salon has gone through significant growth. Isabel's Place started in a very small space, and now operates three salons on the same premises. The salon recently had renovations done, transforming the salon into a relaxed and tranquil environment, sectioned into one-on-one wings designated for the various services they provide. Owner, Junine Plaatjie Fernandez, named the salon after her daughter. The idea was to create a safe, relaxed and budget-friendly environment for clients. “At Isabel's Place as a stylist / hair salon we perform microscopic surgery on your DNA. We don't just do hair; we give customized hair plans to each and every client going on a hair journey. We use state of the art tools like the BHE stylers and hair dryers, Dyson hair dryers and most important, Milkshake Hair Products and trainings on the latest techniques and systems. Milkshake is a sustainable brand not tested on animals. Biodegradable packaging is our contribution to the environment at large”, Fernandez explained. Fernandez, a qualified town planner and quantity surveyor, coming from humble beginnings, has always been fascinated by the beauty industry, although 18 years ago, when she started her professional career, and the industry didn't look very bright, she held onto her passion. With immense support from her husband and business partner, she was able to turn her dreams into reality. A true one-stop beauty shop, where you can not only have your hair done, but also get treated to a spa treatment. The salon also boasts a boutique area which carries exclusive non-toxic clothing brands by Nadia Jaftha and Lindy Lin, including a kiddie's line. A complete beauty house that supports sustainable fashion and the salon sells it with the utmost of pride. The hair haven works exclusively with the Milkshake haircare brand which uses the power and beauty of nature to achieve gorgeous hair for all occasions – they distribute this brand all over Namibia. Not only is the salon open for appointments and walk-ins, but they cater for events too. You will find Isabel's Place open of Mondays to Fridays from 08:00 to 17:00, and 08:00 to 13:00 on Saturdays on the corner of 17th road and 11th street. For bookings and consultations, you can contact the salon at 081 308 9269. For enquiries, at granda@iway.na, on Facebook at Isabel's Place #hairsalon and Instagram at isabels_place_salon.
For the 15th time, Namibia Breweries Limited (NBL), a subsidiary of the Ohlthaver & List (O&L) Group, has received the “Award for Constant Product Quality” from the Deutsche Landwirtschafts-Gesellschaft (DLG) (German Agricultural Society) Test Centre Food – an organisation with a 137-year history in the agriculture and food industry. The award is an indicator of adherence to the highest quality standards and is only achievable if a company takes part in the DLG's International Quality Tests for five successive years and earns a minimum of three awards in each year. The “Award for Constant Product Quality” is then handed out following the fifth year of accomplishment. Expressing his gratitude for the achievement, Christian Mueller, NBL Manager: Brewing and Global Support, stated: “This award is a testament to NBL relentlessly striving to meet top quality standards. With a 100-year heritage built on our passion for beer and our uncompromising adherence to the Reinheitsgebot, we remain a Namibian business dedicated to creating value and new realities in Namibia through our brand and investing in our employees and their continuous development. “Delighting our consumers, whilst inspiring responsible consumption, will always be at the heart of what we do, and we will continue to do it in proudly Namibian fashion.” Established in 1920, NBL is the leading beverage manufacturing company in Namibia and one of the last few independently owned commercial-scale breweries in Southern Africa. Ours is one of only a few large-scale commercial breweries in Africa that brew according to the German Reinheitsgebot (“Purity Law”) of 1516, which prescribes that malted barley, hops and water are the only ingredients used in brewing. Our commitment to the Reinheitsgebot guarantees quality beer brewed
from safe, natural ingredients. We are a leader in the Namibian beer market, and our full portfolio includes a range of soft beverages, low and nonalcoholic beverages and other alcoholic products. Our products are exported to 17 countries outside Namibia and South Africa. The international DLG Quality Evaluation rates beer brands brewed according to the Reinheitsgebot (“Purity Law”) of 1516 against quality specifications for taste, analytical and biological standards. More information about the DLG Awards can be f o u n d o n t h e i r w e b s i t e : https://www.dlg.org/de/lebensmittel/qualitaetspru efungen/preis-langjaehrige-qualitaet
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NOTICE OF CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME
NOTICE OF CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME
CONSENT: Loudhouse Daycare and Pre-School cc ON ERF NO: 2934/14 TOWNSHIP/AREA Narraville, Walvis Bay STREET NAME & NO: Starling Street
CONSENT: Daycare Centre (Place of Instruction) ON ERF NO: 7230 TOWNSHIP/AREA Kuisebmund, Walvis Bay STREET NAME & NO: 274, Khomashochland street
In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Municipality of Walvis Bay for permission to erect/establish on the site a/an: Loudhouse Daycare and Pre-School cc Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Room 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: 06 May 2022. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: S t e l l a R . D . M w i y a , P O B o x 1 8 2 2 , W a l v i s B a y, e m a i l : stellaihalua1@gmail.com
In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Municipality of Walvis Bay for permission to erect/establish on the site a/an: Day Care Centre (Place of Instruction) Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Room 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: 13 May 2022. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Rakel Ngwali, PO Box 4923, Walvis Bay, email: rakelmeke@gmail.com
NOTICE OF CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Place of Instruction (Self Defence) ON ERF NO: 2521 WB TOWNSHIP/AREA Walvis Bay STREET NAME & NO: 21 Union Street. In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Municipality of Walvis Bay for permission to erect/establish on the site a/an: Place of Instruction (Self Defence) Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be o b t a i n e d a t To w n Planning, First Floor, Room 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: 10 May 2022. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Reenen Le Grange, PO Box 202, Walvis Bay, email: rlg1@hotmail.com
NOTICE OF CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Noxious Industry (Waste Oil Storage, handling and recycling) ON ERF NO: 1320 TOWNSHIP /AREA Walvis Bay STREET NAME & NO: 10 Fourth Street In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Municipality of Walvis Bay for permission to erect/establish on the site a/an: Noxious Industry (Waste oil storage, handling and recycling. Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Room 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 C o n t r o l , ( To w n Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the applicant, in writing, not later than: 10 May 2022. N A M E A N D ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Wesco Waste Management, PO Box 157 Walvis Bay, email: safety@wesco.com. na
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VACANCIES & NOTICES PLANT BAKERY MANAGER An opportunity exists for interested and qualified candidates to apply for the mentioned position at Namib Mills (Pty) Ltd in Windhoek. RESPONSIBILITIES • Effectively addressing all risk and • Assist with formulation of functional quality management issues in the strategic plan, business plan, bakery operating plan and managing • Accountability for compliance with Bakery organizational and statutory health, performance. quality and safety policies and • Maximize production potential & procedures. operational efficiency of bakery • Responsibility for the through implementation of costpreservation/proper maintenance effective production processes. of • Prepare regular functional baking equipment and related performance-monitoring reports for buildings. the bakery. • Accountability for compliance to • Managing performance of direct responsibilities and duties towards subordinates and ensuring the implementation / management performance management and adherence to Environmental systems Management Plan for premises. are systematically deployed. • Contributing to continuous EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS performance improvement and • Position requires a minimum of 6 change management initiatives. years post qualification experience • Facilitating technical skills/capacity in a similar position. development of personnel. • Diploma/Advanced Certificate in • In collaboration with Production Management and Sales/Marketing/R&D assist with Processes. effective development of new • Specialised training in Plant Bakery products target market based on or confectionary practices. optimal capacity solutions. • Monitor and report on availability of SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES input materials (incl. packaging) • Proficiency in Microsoft Word and through cost effective management Excel of raw materials inventories and • Knowledge of best practices liaison with suppliers. • People Management skills • Overseeing/manage inventory by • Achievement orientation ordering and rotating ingredients • Leadership skills such as flour, sugar, fat and premix. Namib Mills is an equal opportunity employer. The Company offers in return; a competitive salary and a range of employee benefits which are market related. CVs with relevant supporting documents can be forwarded to hr1@namibmills.com.na (not larger than 2MB). Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Subject line for applications should be: NMOPSBB200422 – PLANT BAKERY MANAGER
VACANCY VESSEL OPERATOR (Walvis Bay) ·Vessel operations in the port ·Co-ordinating with Port + Authorities for all vessels ·Problem solving and working under pressure ·After hour availability required. ·3 years' previous experience in a shipping/ logistics industry essential. Please forward a detailed application to: waldi.schickerling@msc.com Closing Date: 27/04/2022 Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
NOTICE IN TERMS OF THE URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING ACT, 2018 Please take note that Stewart Planning – Town & Regional Planners intends to apply, on behalf of the registered owner, to the Municipal Council of Walvis Bay for approval of the following application:
NAMIBIA NATURE FOUNDATION
Erf 3586 Walvis Bay Rezoning from Special for a Home Office to General Business, and for consent to commence on-site operations while the rezoning is ongoing.
VACANCY Love Namibia, Love Nature Namibia's leading nature conservation NGO has excellent career opportunities for interested and qualified candidates to apply for the following position: Albatross Task Force Seabird Bycatch Mitigation Instructor Requirements: Namibian citizen or permanent resident; undergraduate degree in marine or environmental science or similar appropriate field; able to spend periods of time at sea on-board demersal trawl and longline vessels, average trip is 7-14 days at sea; have relevant experience in working at sea, experience with the use of seabird bycatch measures will be an advantage; good knowledge of seabird identification and the current best practice seabird bycatch mitigation measures will be an added advantage; valid code 8 or higher driver's license; valid passport; a diverse knowledge of environmental issues; good verbal and written communication skills including for public presentations; proficiency in spoken and written English (Afrikaans and Oshiwambo an added advantage) high degree of computer literacy; high level of competency to identify and develop research priorities and data protocols; able to conduct research and gather data according to protocols; able to synthesize information and data and produce concise written reports; willing to work over weekends and holidays and be away from home for extended periods if required; high level of competency with database management and filing / information systems; excellent planning and organising skills. The candidate must reside in the coast with flexibility to travel between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. Detailed job description can be downloaded from the NNF website: www.nnf.org.na To apply: Applications should include a CV, a concise cover letter with 3 references. Applications that do not meet these criteria will not be considered. Applications should be emailed to jessica@nnf.org.na by Friday, 06 May 2022.
NOTICE CONSENT USES, ERECTION OF BUILDINGS AND USE OF LAND IN TERMS OF SWAKOPMUND TOWN PLANNING SCHEME REGULATIONS Notice is hereby given in terms of Clause 6 of the Swakopmund Town Planning Scheme Regulations that the Town Council considers the following consent uses, erection of buildings and use of land, details of which are obtainable from the General Manager: Engineering and Planning Services. Benguella Butchery herewith intends to apply to the Municipality of Swakopmund for special consent for a Butchery and Warehouse for the storage and packaging of meat and related products on the premises of Erf 4896, Patrick Lunghada Street, Industrial Area. Any person having any objections 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 10 May 2022. Contact person: Charlene Hartung Cell: 081 446 1185 Email: pa@benguellabutchery.com or Mr. J. Heita (Manager: Town Planning) Tel: +264 (64) 4104403
The site forms an integral part of the Walvis Bay Central Business District, and the restrictive Home Office zoning is no longer appropriate. A General Business zoning is more appropriate for the site and permits the use of the site for a wider range of permitted business and related activities. This rezoning application is submitted in terms of the Urban and Regional Planning Act, 2018 (Act No.5 of 2018) and the Walvis Bay Zoning Scheme. Please take note that – a) the complete application lies open for inspection at the Town Planning Department of the Municipality of Walvis Bay, Civic Centre, Nangolo Mbumba Drive or can be downloaded from www.sp.com.na/projects. b) any person having comments or objections to the proposed rezoning, may in writing lodge such objections and comments, together with the grounds thereof, with the Chief Executive Officer of the Walvis Bay Municipality and with Stewart Planning within fourteen (14) days of the last publication of this notice. c) Written objections must be submitted before or on 17:00 Friday, 20 May 2022 to the addresses provided below. Local Authority Chief Executive Officer Municipality of Walvis Bay P. O. Box 5017 Walvis Bay 064 201 3229 townplanning@walvisbaycc.org.na
Applicant: Stewart Planning P. O. Box 2095 Walvis Bay 064 280 773 bruce@sp.com.na
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NOTICES AND VACANCIES ESTATE NOTICE In the ESTATE OF L AT E W I L L I PROBST who died on 05 JANUARY 2022 and was residing at No. 106 Theo-Ben Gurirab Street, Walvis Bay, Republic of Namibia. Creditors and debtors of the above Estate are requested to lodge their claims against the Estate to pay their debts to the Estate at the
under-mentioned address within a period of 30 (THIRTY) days as from date of publication of this advertisement.
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One of South Africa's leading furniture and appliance retailers, have the following vacancy in:
Namibia Beares Division: Erongo Region (Walvis Bay, Swakopmund & Okahandja)
REGIONAL ACCOUNTS MANAGER
PIETER HAMMAN LEGAL PRACTITIONERS Altstadthof No. 15 Libertina Amathila Street Swakopmund P.O. Box 2148 Swakopmund Ref: PFH/ml/am-MAT 18865
Key Requirements · At least 3 years' experience in managing a Debtor's book from credit acquisition through to ensuring regular payments are received on the book. Relevant debtors administration, knowledge of and adherence to relevant laws are compulsory. · Minimum of grade 12 – Higher qualifications will count favourably in support of your application · Minimum of 5 years' experience in a senior supervisory or management role. · Although not limited to, Retail experience will count favourably in support of your application · A sound knowledge of the Namibia Labour Legislation and practical experience with regard to instituting and executing discipline. · Able to work and perform under pressure · Must have a valid drivers' licence · Must be transferable. Key Outputs · Confident, self –motivated and driven to succeed. · Must have good communication skills and able to motivate staff · Achieve regional accounts objectives by controlling the debtors' book and by creating sound Credit · Administer all security measures and controls in all branches · Ensure customer service gets the highest priority and customer complaints are sorted out immediately · Perform regular branch inspections · Ensure that collectors vehicles are controlled and managed properly We require a tough-minded individual who is target driven, thrives on driving performance and is able to juggle customer service with working in a high-pressure sales environment.
POSITIONS - WALVIS BAY Introduction A private company operating in the fishing industry is looking to fill the following positions: 1. Financial Manager 2. Group Personal Assistant, Secretarial and Contract Administrator Please visit the following link for more details: https://www.venmar.com.na/ Closing date: 26/04/2022
E-mail a short CV (please include a clear copy of your Namibian ID, Valid Driver License and Grade 12 certificate) to CherizaanP@lewisgroup.co.za Closing Date: Friday, 22 April 2022 Please clearly stipulate “Regional Accounts Manager – Beares Erongo Region” in the subject of your email when applying. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. The appointment will be made in accordance with the Company's Employment Equity Requirements
We care● We serve● We think smart● We grow people● We talk to each other● We walk the talk
We invite suitably qualified candidates to apply for the following position available in Walvis Bay:
QUALITY ASSURANCE SYSTEMS CONTROLLER (Grade C3) Please visit the link below for detailed position specifications https://www.gendevfishinggroup.com/ https://www.facebook.com/gendevnamibia/
Closing date: 29 April 2022
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SERVICES TRADITIONAL DOCTOR KALENGA: He can help you through: Pregnancy - Education Court Cases - Love Afairs Marriage Pro-blems - Bad Luck - Bus-inesses Protection at Home Removal of Tokoloshi Mens’ Power - Sexuality Exams Job Problems etc. Walvis Bay & Swakopmund. Cell: 081 201 7887
CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication
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PROPERTIES WANTED TO RENT
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TO RENT: 1 May or 1 June 2022 Walvis Bay - Fairways Gracemere Court Townhouse: 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, open plan kitchen-living-bbq-toilet, backyard, laundry, double garage. Asking N$ 8500.00 per month plus utilities Call Koos: 081 293 2073
TO RENT: Ocean View, Mile 4 close to Pro-Ed Private School 1 bedroom backyard flat with a garage and BIC. N$ 3 400.00 per month + N$ 2 000.00 deposit. Water inclusive, Electricity pre-paid. Available: 01 June 2022 Contact: 081 289 3575 for viewing.
To Rent: Narraville in secured Flat complex with interlocks. Very clean. 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom flat, 1 Big open plan lounge N$ 2950.00 p/m water included Contact: 0814808569
TO RENT. WALVIS BAY, KUISEBMOND, KABELJOUSTREET. One bedroom flat with open plan kitchen and sitting room with private bathroom. In a very neat and secured area. No garage. Ideal for a single new starter. N$ 3700.00 p/m Including Water & Electricity. No deposit needed. Available immediately. Contact no. 0811278229. TO RENT : NARRAVILLE. 1 Bedroom flat for single or couple B.I.C. Fully tiled bathroom with shower + toilet, electric geyser. Open plan kitchen / lounge with B.I.C. Build in stove with extractor fan. Fully tiled floors, aluminum windows, Dstv dish, outside braai, interlocked yards, alarm system and W & E included. N$ 3500.00 p/m . No deposit. Rent payable upfront. No garage + no pets. Available immediately. Contact: 081 247 5248. TAMARISKIA Flat: Centrally located and in a secure place with 2bdrooms, bathroom, kitchen and sitting room for rent @ N$ 3500.00 p/m incl water. Call: 081 430 7375 or 081 290 0073 TO RENT:
STORAGE 18km east of Swakopmund: Open and lockable storage areas to let - suitable for containers, vehicles, equipment, furniture, etc. Contact: 085-5604133 STOORPLEK
18 km oos van Swakopmund: oop en afsluitbare stoorplek te huur - geskik vir uitrusting, goedere en containers, ens. Contact: 085-5604133 LAGERPLATZ
RENT WANTED: Looking for a 4 bedroom house to rent, preferably in Vineta, Mile 4, Swakopmund Central and Kramersdorf. Contact: 064 400 001 / 081 367 2032
18km östlich von Swakopmund: Offene und abschliessbare Lagerflächen zu vermieten, geeignet für Container, Ausrüstung, Geräte, Möbel, usw. Contact: 085-5604133
TO LET: Spacious three bedrooms house with one garage to rent in Tamariskia with an option to buy. N$6000.00 per month. N$3000.00 deposit. Water and Electricity excluded. Call: 0814633427 / 0813795989 MTE PROPERTIES Narraville One-bedroom flat with bathroom, open plan kitchen and sitting room. The flat is situated in Roman Street 36. Direction: Turn right at the intersection at the petrol station as you come into Narraville. Drive straight along the railway line and drive in Roman Street. The flat is behind the house at Roman Street 36. Rent: N$ 2 700 per month and water is included. A deposit will be required. Prepaid electricity is installed. Contact: 0814554176 TO RENT: Tamariskia New one spacious bedroom backyard flat to rent in Tamariskia N$ 3300.00 p/m + deposit N$1500.00 BIC, separate bathroom, open plan kitchen, no parking space. Available immediately. contact 081 425 3416 to view. TO RENT: Walvis Bay Very Spacious one Bedroom flat with garage. Has a courtyard. No animals, Water included. Prepaid electricity. Area, In town. N$ 4500.00 per month Deposit N$ 4500.00 p/m Available 1 May 2022 Contact 081 272 4003 HUIS TE HUUR * N$ 8000.00 per maand. * Water ingesluit * 3 Slaapkamers * 2 Badkamers * Kombuis * Eetkamer * Sitkamer * TV kamer en Braai kamer. Beskikbaar vanaf 01 Mei 2022. Kontak:081 801 6363.
FLAT TO RENT. Bachelor Flat to rent in Kabeljoustreet Kuisebmond. 1 Big room , Toilet and shower, Kitchen. N$ 2500.00 per month. Water & Electricity included. Deposit N$ 1000.00 ( Refundable ). Available 01/05/2022. Contact no. 0812690484/0812750779. TO RENT. HOUSE TO RENT. @ TOWN CENTRE. N$ 6000.00 per month. Water & Electricity included. 2 Bedroom, Bathroom, Kitchen, Livingroom and Dining room. Available immediately. Contact no. 0812529876. FLAT TO RENT. Looking for two housemates N$ 3500.00 per month include Wifi, Full DSTV, Bathroom, Garage, Stove, Fridge, Microwave, Snackwich, All utencils sharing. Water and Electricity. Contact no. 0814457452. TO RENT. NARAVILLE. WALVIS BAY. ( TWO UNITS IN YARDS) House to rent. 2 Bedroom and Bathroom , Open plan kitchen / Lounge. Back yard with Braai Area. Boundary walls, Interlocked, Alarm. N$ 5000.00 per month including water. Prepaid Electricity . Contact Ansie 0812925892. TO RENT. MEERSIG near Flamigo Villas. Available immediately, 3 Bedroom, 3 Toilet, Open plan Kitchen, Indoor Braai, Fully alarmed, Burglar bars, Prepaid electricity, Tandeme garage, Small pet friendly house. N$ 6500.00 per month exclude water and prepaid electricity. UNION STREET. Available end of May. New 3 Bedroom, Large Town House , 3 Toilets, 3 Garages, Pet Friendly, Pre – paid meter, Fully alarmed. N$ 7500.00 per month excluding ( Water and Electricity ). CENTRE OF TOWN NEAR SPAR. Available end of May. Two and half Bedroom , 2 Toilets, Built in kitchen, Indoor braai. Fully Alarmed Carport, Small court yard. N$ 5500.00 per month, Water encluded.
Contact no:081378737 / 0816978588 / 064 -204986.
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PROPERTIES FOR SALE
VACANCIES
FOR SALE: Bargain Swakopmund, Ocean View Freestanding home close by Spar, Pro Ed School, Mall, Service station. Spacious home offering: 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, office, kitchen-dining-livingbbq area, scullery, courtyard, 3x garages, 750m² erf. Asking N$ 2.18 mil. Contact Koos 081 293 2072 Albertina 081 877 4468 600 sqm Erf for sale in Tamariskia Ext 3, Approved Building Plans Available Price:700 000.00 contact: 0812926886
AUCTION MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT AUCTION, WINDHOEK, FRIDAY, 20 MAY 2022 @ 10H00 Namagri presents Ndjamo Energy's redundant Heavy Equipment Machinery Auction, Friday 20 May 2022 @ 10h00. Drive from Windhoek to Okahandja; at Jan Japan take offramp left and follow the Auction signs. Auction Venue: Mercedes Benz, V10, Semitruck, 1994; 382,043km Mercedes Benz, 1820, 8 Ton Truck, 1994; 154,465km MAN, TGS 27.440, Horse, 2008; 1,084,809km CAT, 962, Front End Loader, 2002, 3cub CAT, 950 Front End Loader, 1997; 24906hrs, 3cub Runner, CAT, D6, Bulldozer; 987hrs New Holland, W190, Front End Loader, 2005mod; 1044hrs, 3cub Komatsu, PC400, Excavator, 1989mod; 2927hrs ACO, 250, Tractor, 1996mod; 13,503hrs Gehl, 4640, Skid steer, 2016mod; 5,376hrs HIUB Crane, 200C, Truck Mount Crane, 2008mod Afrit, Drop side, Tipper, 2016mod Top Trailer, Bin Tipper, 45cub, 2007mod Copeland, Tipper, 1985mod, Rebuilt Henred, 2018mod Henred, Lowbed Trailer, 2020mod, Step deck N$5000.00 Deposit and 12.5% + VAT Buyers commission. Alex McDonald 081-1286821
VACANCY AVAILABLE AT MEGASAVE SWAKOPMUND
Post designation: Administration clerk Scale of salary: Negotiable, depending on suitability Closing date: 30/04/2022 MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED
Matric MINIMUM EXPERIENCE
3 years' administration experience. 3 years' experience in retail / wholesale industry ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Must have sound knowledge of staff management. Must be computer literate. Must have relevant retail product knowledge. Must be willing to work long hours and weekends. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Managing all company documentation and administration processing and procedures. Customer quotations and sales orders. Customer service. Telesales. Assistant to Branch manager. Overall management of staff. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Submit cv to hannelie@hefergroup.co m on or before closing date.
VACANCIES VACANCY AVAILABLE AT MEGASAVE SWAKOPMUND Post designation: Receiving clerk Scale of salary: Depending on suitability. Closing date: 30/04/2022 Employment date: ASAP MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED Grade 12 Courses in Retail and stock management will be an advantage. MINIMUM EXPERIENCE At least 5 years retail industry experience At least 3 years admin and receiving clerk experience. Must have experience with Arch software. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Must be fluent in Afrikaans and English. Must be computer literate. Must be hard working, reliable, accurate and willing to work long hours. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Including but not limited to: Accurately and timeously completing all receiving administration / GRV's; maintaining housekeeping and safety measures in the entire receiving area; processing and managing claims; Assist with procurement. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. Submit cv to hannelie@hefergroup.com on or before closing date.
TO HIRE CONTAINERS TO BUY / RENT and storage yard in Swakopmund with 24/7 access. Office or ablution alterations. Cowboys. 064 418 150 or 081 146 4770 Trailer for hire in Walvis Bay. Please contact Richard: 0814496822
CARS
CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication
PETS
FOR SALE. NISSAN NAVARA with V8 LEXUS engine converted 4 +4, very god condition. N$ 95000.00. Contact Reinhold (for viewing). Contact no. 0813333625 FOR SALE. Mercedes Benz sprinter 16 – seater for sale. 2012 model. Tow Bar , PDA, 220-V Plug, Invertor and two spare wheels. N$ 180000 , to view in Walvis Bay. Contact Heidi. 0812228249.
JOB WANTED. I am looking for domestic work or even baby sitting in Walvis Bay or any kind of job. Contact no. 0816921783.
PET ALERT
FOUND
JOB WANTED. I am a lady of 33 years old looking for domestic work in Walvis or care giver and have experience of more than 5 years. Contact no. 0813230635. JOB WANTED. I am looking for any kind of job from Monday to Friday. Contact: 0816825621.
Female found at Medicity FOR SALE: Clean Nissan Ad Van 2012 Model, 160 Kilos N$ 48 000.00 Contact: 081 640 7585
JOBS WANTED
Please contact the SPCA in Swakopmund to claim your dog Tel: 064 - 404419
TO HIRE To Hire / for sale TOYOTA KZTE 3.0 DIESEL 149 000 KM
SCAFFOLDING 30 UNITS Briggs + stratam industrial septic pump I/6.5 plus 100 meter of hose + electric pomp brand new Wheel chair very good condition Contact: 081 445 7452
WANTED BEST CASH PRICES PAID ON THE SPOT FOR ALL KINDS OF YOUR GOLD RINGS BANGLES, CHAINS COINS, ETC EVEN FOR THE BROKEN ONES WE ALSO BUY CUT DIAMONDS Please visit DESERT JEWELER & CURIOS Prior calls are essential Cell: 081 408 1550 We have moved to 85 Hage Geingob str Walvis Bay OPPOSITE International School of Walvis Bay *** If you don’t want to sell your items, YOU CAN PAWN your gold and diamond jewellery or even a car
FIND A NEW: HOUSE BEST FRIEND
JOB WANTED. I am Abraham 41 years old looking for chef or any kind of job around Walvis Bay. Contact no. 0813884388
JOB WANTED. I am Meriam 37 years old woman looking for domestic work or cooking around Walvis Bay. Contact no. 0813100132.
N$ 65 000
FOR SALE
WANTED: Looking for Nissan 1400 bakkie in good running condition If you have any to sell Contact: 081 274 8343
HANDY PERSON
SPORTS EQUIPMENT JOB
JOB WANTED. I am John 22 years old looking for any kind of job in Walvis Bay. Contact no. 0812722414.
MODEL 2015
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Site office container including shower and toilet for hire. Please contact Richard: 0814496822
JOBS WANTED JOB WANTED. I am 35 years old lady looking for any type of work like cleaning in the company or domestic work in Walvis Bay. Contact: 0818262503.
JOB WANTED. I am Mentos 19 years old looking for any kind of job in Walvis Bay. Contact no. 0812722414. WERK GESOEK. Bernadette is opsoek na huiswerk in Walvisbaai. Sy soek vir Maandag, Woensdag en Vrydag en vir Saterdae se strykwerk. Sy is betroubaar. Kontak no. 0812910827.
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Mubby 081 436 8461
JOB WANTED: I am a lady looking for a job in Swakopmund, I have experience in elder care, domestic work and child care. I am available as soon as possible. Contact: 081 833 5020 JOB WANTED: Imelda Gawamus a 26 year old lady urgently looking for work in Swakopmund as an assistant office Administrator, office cleaning, domestic work or cashiering. Monday to Friday. I am a trustworthy and stable person, I like teamwork and to achieve goals and objectives within an organization. Contact: 081 421 0871
N$ 550.00 valid until 4 May 2022
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Naar maar Waar Om met eiendomsagente te handel kan stresvol wees. Kan jy vertrou wat hulle sê? Wat as jy mishandel, mislei of daar vir jou gelieg word? En wat moet jy doen as jy dink hulle het onwettig opgetree? Eiendomsagente moet hul dienste met redelike sorg en vaardigheid verskaf, binne 'n redelike tyd en teen 'n redelike koste. Die sorg en vaardigheid' wat jy kan verwag, sal dieselfde wees as wat van 'n redelik bekwame eiendomsagent verwag kan word. “In Namibia is daar eiendomsagente wat nie redelik en bekaam is nie. Hul doen soos wat hulle goed dink teen koste van die huurder. Dit lui waar veral hier in Walvisbaai en Swakopmund. n Voorbeeld van n insident wat nie te lank gelede gebeur het nie, was dat n huurder se kontrak gelees het, die eienaar van die betrokke eiendom, of die eiendomsagentskap wat aangestel is en verantwoordelik is vir die verhuuring van die eiendom, verantwoordelik is vir die vervang van die geyser se element. Volgens die Namibiese eiendomsagentskap se huurooreenskoms vir residensiele eiendomme, is dit verkeerd, maar tog is die kontrak geteken deur die agentskap sowel as die huurder. Die agentskap is van mening dat die kontrak foutief is, maar het nooit die fout reg gemaak nie. Die huurder se kontrak is vier keer hernu met dieselfde fout.” Die agentskap het die huurder gevorseer om vir die nuwe element en instalasie te betaal. In n ander geval het n agentskap vir vier maande versuim om die munisipalerekening op die huurder se naam te regestreer, wat veroorsaak het dat die rekening agerstallig geraak het. Die huurder het self die rekening op sy naam geregestreer. Die rekening wat die agentskap vir die huurder gee was toe eers een bedrag wat hy betaal het, daarna n groter bedrag en toe weer n Kleiner bedrag. Die huurder het toe hulp gaan soek by die munisipaliteit,en gesien dat hy n sekere bedrag moes betaal wat baie minder was as wat die agentskap van hom verwag het om te betaal.“Ons as huurders is verlee en eiendomsagente trek voordeel uit die wete da tons nie die huis of woonstel wat ons huur wil verloor nie. “Persone wat woonstelle deel en titelhuise in n kompleks, moet
korporatiewe fooie betaal. Die korporatiewe agente doen nie hul deel nie en die huurder sukkel om die kompleks in stand en netjies te hou. Aan die einde van die huurperiode is die agent veronderstel om die huurder 'n terugbetaling op hul sekuriteitsdeposito binne 30 dae (of vroeër) te gee, min enige aftrekkings. Dit laat hom/haar genoeg tyd om te bepaal hoeveel die herstelwerk sal kos indien die huurder se optrede, of nalatigheid enige skade veroorsaak het. Maar in Namibia moet huurders twee maande wag voor hul die deposito terugkry. “Nou ja ons as huurders sal maar altyd aan die verloorkant wees, want by wie gaan kla jy nou eintlik en as die agentskap uitvind dat jy hulle aan gaan gee het, gaan jy verseker uitgesit word, en wie wil nou op die straat sit? Baie van die eiendomsagente het met die uitbreek van Covid-19 vir hul huuders holiday payment gegee, sommige het vir drie maande geen huur betaal nie, tewyl
ander geen holiday payment gegee het nie, en ander weer gegee het en dan moet die huurders, as hul weer volle salaries kry die agterstalige huur betaal. Baie van die huurders moes skuld erkening kontrakte teken met die doel om binne n sekere tydperk die agterstalige huur terug te betaal. n Maand of twee na die kontrak geteken is, kry die huurder n kennisgewing dat hy binne twee maande die wooning moet verlaat. Die kennisgewing se ook dat as hulle n ander woning kry voor die twee maande om is, hulle maar kan trek en dat dit geensins teen hulle gehou gaan word nie. Die rede vir die kennisgewing is dat die eienaar die wooning wil opknap en self wil gebruik. Dit is op die einde van die dag nie die geval nie, na die opknapping word die woning vir dieselfde bedrag verhuur. So ons as huurders gaan maar net met die vloei van sake, en verloor dan so op die langtermyn. Nou dit is nou naar maar waar!
* 11 January 2003 +11 April 2022
Support group in aid of neurodiversity Piquet Jacobs
Faced with a lack of l o c a l re s o u rc e s , Walvis Bay resident, Zelma Everson, has taken it upon herself to pilot a support group in aid of those living with neurodiversity. This initiative is meant as a resource-sharing group to better support children and adults with conditions such as autism, attention deficit disorder, Asperger's or Tourette syndrome. The term neurodiversity is a concept formulated around the belief that brain differences, are in fact, just that differences, rather than disabilities. This refers to conditions like dyslexia, autism and ADHD not being 'abnormal', but merely variations regarding sociability, learning, attention, mood and other mental functions. The
Memorial Service
Funeral Service:
Date: Friday, 22 April 2022 Venue: Walvis Bay Restoration Church (Narraville) Time: 19h00
Date:
Saturday, 23 April 2022 Venue: Narraville Community Hall Time: 09h00
Ek het jou op jou naam geroep, jy is myne. Jesaja 43:1 word neurodiversity was first used as reference by Judy Singer, a social scientist who described herself as 'likely somewhere on the autistic spectrum'. The term advocates to discredit neurodevelopmental disorders as requiring medical intervention to 'cure' or 'fix' them.Parents of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), as well as adults with the disorder, face unique challenges that are seldom understood, which often leave them feeling overwhelmed, making this support group a stepping-stone opportunity to cultivate not only awareness, but to offer encouragement and insight into raising a child or living with neurodivergent features. Meeting people who are going through the same issues, can help ease mental and emotional struggles. It can also help accessing resources that have helped others. This group is open for all parents, caregivers, siblings, and other family or friends who want to be a better resource for their loved ones and who need support themselves. The group will meet every first Thursday of the month (5 May, 2 June and 7 July) at number 13, 4th Road North, Meersig, from 18:30 to 19:30. For more information, please contact Zelma Everson at 081 127 9173.
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A wheelchair for Mbahumua Rudi Bowe Seventeen-year-old, Delano Muller recently donated a wheelchair to eighteen-year-old Riliongeni Mbahumua at Outjo recently.
Muller, the winner of the community inspiration award at
tivist, Koos Mazenge, to help the the wheelchair bound and unemployed community member at Outjo. Through his initiative 'Making Sports Accessible to Everyone', Muller travelled to Outjo from his hometown Walvis Bay to deliver the wheelchair with sweets and snacks to Mbahumua. Since Mbahumua is unemployed, she will now be able to start a small business with the sweets and biscuits in order to earn an income. “I am concentrating on improving the lives of Delano Muller with Riliongeni Mbahumua in differently abled her new wheelchair. the Namibia Sports Awards was contacted by Community Ac-
individuals, especially those who struggle more after the pandemic by pro-viding them with mush needed aids.” According to Muller, the wheelchair with the sweets and snacks were funded with moneys he won at the Community Inspiration Award at the Namibia Sports Awards last year. Muller said, “there are more requests in Khorixas and in two other individuals in Outjo that are in need of urgent help. “The best reason for supporting others is to find joy in making an impact in other people's lives. Love those who are different from you,” Muller said.
Outjo Community Activist, Koos Mazenge and the recipient of a wheelchair Riliongeni Mbahumua with Delano Muller from Walvis Bay.
Omaruru Shell V-Power Rally The 2022 Omaruru Shell V-Power Rally, sponsored by Vivo Energy Namibia, will kick off on Saturday, 23 April at Omaruru and surrounding areas. The rally, hosted by Redline Motor Club from Windhoek, will covers a total distance of 110.1 kilometres over seven special stages. The rally will start at ten o'clock in the morning at the Shell filling station in Omaruru.
Swakopmunder wins West Coast Rudi Bowe MTB Challenge Jeanne Heunis from Swakopmund won the Elite 75km category for women at the West Coast Mountain Bike Challenge which took place on Saturday, 6 April 2022 at the Moonlight Resort outside Swakopmund. Australian cyclist, Cameron Wright won the race in 2:39:58, Veteran rider, Ingram Cuff was second in a time of 2:40:14 and Gerhard Mans, third overall in a time of 2:40:44. About 350 cyclists from all over Namibia, and of all ages, partici-pated in the various competitive categories, that included the 75km and 35km races (and a 20km fun ride), as well as a 5km and 15km trail run through the rough but scenic terrain of the Swakop River valley along the Namib Desert and within the Dorob National Park. The various category winners were as follows: Elite Men: 1. Cameron Wright (2:39:58), 2. Danzel de Koe (2:44:57), 3. Brandon Plaatjies (2:44:57). Sub-veteran men: 1. Gerhard Mans (2:40:44), 2. Andre Vermeulen (2:44:46), 3. Jurgen Sander (2:46:22). Veteran men: 1. Ingram Cuff (2:40:14), Philip Steyn (2:57:00), 3. Ian Grassow (2:57:02). Master men: 1. Tobie Gerber (2:58:43), 2. Hans du Toit (3:01:17), 3. Klaus Frielingsdorf (3:04:36).
Grand master men: 1. Gerhard Mans (3:07:11), 2. Peter Sander (3:37:49), 3. Roland Graf (3:42:17). Rhino men: 1. Morne Honiball (2:59:49), 2. Fana Lambert (3:16:32), 3. Jan Nel (3:25:49). Elite women: 1. Candice Wiggill (3:05:53), 2. Courtney Liebenberg (3:05:55), 3. Irene S t e y n ( 3 : 1 6 : 5 3 ) . Sub veteran women: 1. Jean Marie Mostert (3:22:35), 2. Michelle Doman (3:26:05), 3. Belinda van Rhyn (3:34:48). Veteran women: 1. Jeanne Heunis (3:02:23, 2. Nina Holtrup (3:18:40), 3. Elanor Grassow (3:18:40). Master women: 1. Annemarie Roets (3:33:18), 2. Wilmien Chaimberlain (3:43:59), 3. Monika Grossmann (3:44:28). Grand master women: 1. Debbie Baillie (4:04:30), 2. Karin Brockmann (4:27:16). From left are Silvio Suardi the event organizer with Jeanne Heunis the winner of the Elite 75km category for women, and Australian cyclist Cameron Write the winner of the Elite 75km category for men
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Omaruru wins Governors Cup Rudi Bowe
The Omaruru Constituency is the overall winner of the 2022 Governor's Cup that ended on Monday, 18 April at the Vinita Stadium in Swakopmund. Volleyball champions for the 2022 governor's cup are Karibib Constituency as they beat Arandis constituency 2:1 in the final. The Netball team from the Swakopmund Constituency beat Omaruru Constituency 59-29 to be crowned as Netball champions, whilst Walvis Bay Urban Constituency are the Soccer champions after beating Omaruru Constituency 5-2 in the final. The Erongo regions Netball and Soccer teams for the Newspaper Cup were selected. The Erongo Governor, Neville Andre, said that participation by the region's various constituency teams in major sporting events such as these takes the region closer to its strategic objective of nation-building and social cohesion. Andre said, “I strongly believe that the Governor's Cup 2022 provided the stage for our own football, netball and volleyball players to
The overall winner of the 2022 Governor's Cup
showcase their talents on home soil”. Andre noted that sport touches every aspect of our nation's ethos and forms a significant part of any nation's culture, leisure time, health and education. Andre encouraged young athletes to participate in this year's edition of the event. “Participation by our various constituency teams in major sporting events such as these bring us closer to our strategic objective of nation building and social cohesion. Sport unites us as people and brings peace to those who are in conflict. It keeps us healthy and also brings development to the less privileged. I want to commend sports persons who rose to the occasion and joined hands with the government in spreading the messages as part of the campaign and fight against the spread of Covid-19,” Andre said.
The final results and individual awards for the different sport codes are: VOLLEYBALL Winners: Karibib Runners -Up: Arandis 3rd Place: Omaruru Best Blocker: Collen Kazetjikukuria (Karibib Constituency), Best Spiker: Jamie Hango (Karibib Constituency), Best Server: Mercialinn Rooinasie (Omaruru Constituency), Most Valuable Player: Mark Haingumbi (Arandis Constituency), Overall Best Team: Karibib Constituency. NETBALL Winners: Swakopmund, Runners -Up Omaruru, 3rd Place: Arandis, Top Goal Shooter: Jorinda Fourie (Swakopmund Constituency), Player of the Tournament: Janice Mbaire (Daures Constituency 1), Most Disciplined Team: Daures Constituency 1, Most Disciplined Player: Usuta Muvangua (Omaruru Constituency). SOCCER Winners: Walvis Bay Urban, Runners -Up: Omaruru, 3rd Place: Karibib, Goalkeeper of the Tournament: Ndondacco Shatipamba (Karibib Constituency), Top Goal Scorer: Carlos Goseb (Walvis Bay Urban), Player of the Tournament: Hermanus Uwuseb (Omaruru Constituency), Most Disciplined Constituency: Walvis Bay Rural
Bampton and Mukwilongo off to Kampala Rudi Bowe FNB Kudu Rugby Club players, Virgil Bampton and Aston Mukwilongo is part of the Namibian National 7's team that will represent Namibia at the Africa Men's 7's tournament from 23 to 24 April 2022 in Kampala, Uganda. The Africa Men's 7's, formerly the Africa Cup 7's, is an annual rugby 7's tournament involving African nations, organised by Rugby Africa. The tournament will feature 14 African nations, which is defending champions Kenya, hosts Uganda and Namibia, Ghana, Burkina Faso, Tunisia, Senegal, Mauritius, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Madagascar, Cameroon and Burundi.
Virgil Bampton
The showpiece is a qualifier for Commonwealth Games and 7's Rugby World Cup as well as the Olympic Rugby Sevens as required. The first two teams will make it to the Commonwealth Games scheduled for July in Birmingham whilst all the podium finishers will get tickets to the global event scheduled for September in Cape Town. The Namibia national rugby
7's team has played in various ' rugby 7s tournaments, including the Commonwealth Games and the World Rugby Sevens Series. Namibia did not qualify for the Tokyo Olympics after finishing 5th at the '2019 Africa Men's 7s tournament. The program for the first day of the tournament: Kenya vs Senegal at 8:00, Uganda vs Burundi at 8:22, Zimbabwe vs Burkina Faso at 8:44, Madagascar vs BotAston Mukwilongo swana at 9:06, Namibia vs Ghana at 9:28, Zambia vs Cameroon at 9:50 and Tunisia vs Mauritius at 10:12. Meanwhile the FNB Kudus Premier and Reserve league teams as well as the Kudu Bokkies will be in Windhoek on Saturday, 23 April, where they will play against host Trustco United in their respective leagues.