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Küska 2015

NIMT students

NIMT students advised to share HIV-status Marshallino Beukes An HIV/AIDS Media Campaign Workshop, under the theme “Share Your Status with Those You Love” was conducted at the Namibian Institute of Mining and Technology (NIMT) at Arandis, on Friday.

The United States President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) in partnership with the namib times are spearheading this countrywide campaign and Friday’s workshop was described as a huge success by the organisers.

The campaign was initiated last year by Dorcas Mhungu while she was still with namib times. Approximately 800 students were present.

In his keynote address, the Erongo Governor, Mr Cleophas Mutjavikua, noted that it was a fact that Arandis faces a high prevalence of teenage pregnancies from migrant workers, working in the mineral-rich Erongo region. Mutjavikua explained those workers from abroad and other regions are generally contract workers and during this time-frame, impregnate women and teenage girls before they leave.

The upbringing of these children then solely rest on the mothers’ shoulders. He appealed to the students to behave responsibly and not to be part of the escalating teenage pregnancy figures in

Arandis. He referred to the 2014 HIV Sentinel Survey, conducted by the Ministry of Health, and the fact that overall HIV prevalence and infection rates for the country have gone down from 18,2% to 16,9%. But, according to this survey, Usakos is among the towns with the highest infection and prevalence rates in Namibia, with Karibib and Arandis also in the danger zone.

Governor Mutjavikua also remarked that he encourages voluntary male circumcision and for people to share their status with the ones they love.

The Mayor of Arandis, Mr Daniel Utapi Muhuura, noted that NIMT students

are part of a very unique team that will enable the country to achieve its objective of becoming an industrialised nation beyond 2030. He acknowledged the fact that young people are faced with serious problems, such as teenage pregnancies, alcohol abuse and the risk of being infected with HIV. Mr Muhuura warned the young people to focus seriously on their education, and if sexually active, to make sure that safe sex is practised with a single, tested and faithful partner. NIMT Executive Director, Mr Eckhart Mueller also emphasised the importance of sharing one’s status with the people you love. He urged for Continues on page 2

Corruption contributes to political instability:Noa

The Director-General of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), Paulus Noa says corruption contributes to political instability and human rights violations as it exacerbates poverty.

Noa said this during the opening of the three-day National Anti-Corruption Conference in the capital yesterday. The conference is taking place under the theme 'Building an honest Namibia together: People, Integrity and Action.'

The objective of the conference is to share information and discuss pertinent issues to promote principles of good governance such as increased transparency, openness, accountability and increased participation by citizens in

efforts to prevent and expose corrupt practices.

“We must confront corruption head-on together because our apathy helps to promote it,” Noa said. He stressed that the responsibility lies with all Namibians to build and maintain Continues on page 2

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Husab Electricity supply remains a concern

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Namport and Namibianisation

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Pool-klub skenk kos aan kinders

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World Music Day

‘Let’s turn back crime and keep Erongo safe’ Leandrea Louw

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First coastal The Interpol global awareness ‘Turn Back Crime’ campaign was officially launched on Saturday at the Kuisebmond Stadium in Walvis Bay. The launch kicked off with nal Services, members of This campaign was first a parade from the Civic the Police Force, traditio- launched in Oshakati in the Centre, through town, to nal groups, and represen- Oshana Region by former the stadium. The Nambian tatives of different schools. President Dr Hifikepunye Navy Brass Band led the The Inspector-General of Pohamba. Subsequent to parade, followed by the the Namibian Police Force, that launch, Karas Region Special Field Forces, the and Interpol Vice President soon followed with the Namibian Navy, Namibian for Africa, Lieutenant Gen- launch in Lüderitz on 4 Operi Hangero getting tested by Verah Mhambi of the Police Force, Namibian eral Ndeitunga, officially April. launched the campaign. This campaign in Namibia Defence Force, CorrectioWalvis Bay Corridor Group Continues on page 2

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Corruption NIMT students advised to share HIV-status from page 1 conference Continued this campaign to also visit the HIV virus for more no cure for HIV/Aids,” She demonstrated how Continued from page 1

a high quality Namibian house, free of corruption. Noa noted that the private sector continues to play a pivotal role in the development of transparent laws, regulations and policies that facilitate interaction between public and private institutions.

“Private entities are the suppliers of services to Government institutions, and with corrupt practices, it takes two to tango,” he said. Noa also noted the obligation of authorities to create a conducive environment for the participation of the private sector and society is clearly entrenched in the protocols and conventions against corruption, which Namibia is a signatory to.

These include the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Protocol Against Corruption, the African Union Convention on Preventing and Combating Corruption, and the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC).

Over 50 local and international delegates are attending the conference that ends tomorrow.

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NIMT’s Northern and Southern campuses.

The Walvis Bay Corridor Group is one of the partners of this campaign and their project manager, Mr Samuel Taapopi, noted that approximately five people per day are being infected with the HIV virus and urged the students to have themselves tested.

The Corridor Group had a mobile testing unit available at the event and hundreds of students got tested on Friday.

The ambassador for the campaign, Bernhard Kamatoto, who is living with

than 15 years had the students hanging on his lips, when he shared his experience with them.

Kamototo noted that he once was a successful, healthy boxer, but as a result of ignorance he was infected with the virus.

According to him, alcohol and sex is a deadly combination, as people tend to not care about safe sex, when intoxicated.

“I know it’s nice to have sexual intercourse, but remember, five minutes of unprotected pleasure can result in serious consequences, as there is still

Kamototo warned.

He however noted that it is possible to live a long and healthy life, although HIV positive. This courageous man also urged educational institution to introduce a subject, informing and teaching learners about HIV/Aids.

“May this day be an eyeopener and probably a life-safer,” he concluded.

The students were also treated with a demonstration and motivational heart-to-heart by community councillor and nurse at the Arandis State clinic, Helena Orus.

the male and female condoms should be applied and also explained the dos and don’ts when using a condom.

The objective of the campaign is to help all HIV positive people to disclose their status to their loved ones and encourage parents and guardians to tell their children who are HIV positive their status, practise safe sex and continue to discourage stigmatisation.

The campaign identified a unique target audience of children born HIV positive before the in-

troduction of the PMCT programme in Namibia, who are on anti-retroviral drugs and ignorant of their status.

To be HIV positive is not a death penalty.

Governor Mutjavikua

Photos by Marshallino Beukes

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Mr Bernard Kamototo and Arandis Mayor, Mr Daniel Utapi Muhuura

‘Let’s turn back crime and keep Erongo safe’ Continued from page 1 coincided with the commemoration of the 24th anniversary of the Namibian Police Day and the graduation parade of new police officers.

“By creating a better understanding of crime, ‘Turn Back Crime’ empowers individuals to make informed choices that cannot only increase their personal safety, but also help deny illicit proceeds to criminal enterprises the world over, proceeds that’s in some instances support terrorist activities.

The campaign is also reaching out to businesses and policy makers in a bid to form a united front against contemporary crime challenges, and to

support the ongoing effort of the global law enforcement community”, Lieutenant General Ndeitunga said.

“Since the official launch

by Interpol in June 2014, the campaign has now been seen in 30 Interpol member countries, from Asia to Europe to the Americas, and already a further 30 additional countries are committed to launching it in the near future. Namibia is the third Southern African Regional Police Chiefs Cooperation Organisation member country to launch this campaign after Tanzania and South Africa.”

“The underlying message of ‘Turn Back Crime’ is that everyone has a role

to play in fighting crime.

Fighting crime is not an exclusively law enforcement responsibility. All the residents and businesses of Erongo Region and beyond play a very important rile. It is crucial that we, therefore, enhance communication between the police and the public.”

Through this campaign, the people in the Erongo Region, will be able to, inform and educate themselves and spread advice about staying safe through social media, stay safe by changing behaviour, improve online security for cybercrime, educate children and companies to inform their staff to report any suspicious behaviour

or criminal activities.

In the keynote address, Ms Adelheid Kandjala, Special Advisor to the Governor of the Erongo Region, Cleophas Mutjavikua, said ‘‘as such in carrying out their duties, the Police Force is at all times attending to the importance of protecting and safeguarding the right of our people.

In order to succeed in fighting crime, the Police Force must work together with communities. With this initiative from Interpol.

The Police must be seen as friends of communities and vice versa, working together with the people to combat crime.’’

One of the Goodwill Ambassadors of the ‘Turn

Back Crime’ Campaign, Pastor Sophia Owoseb, said ‘As much as action is needed from us the consumers, businesses and governments, more aggressive action is need from the churches and faith based organisations.

Today we all need to go back to the drawing board raise our voices with boldness against drug trafficking, counterfeit and illicit goods, corruption, violence against women and children and trafficking. We need to stand without fear and condemn all forms of transitional crime in Erongo Region, Namibia and beyond our borders.”

Goodwill ambassadors were also given certificates

for pledging their support and dedication to this campaign.

The goodwill ambassadors, include former Mayor of Walvis Bay, and High Commissioner, Ms Theresa Samaria, CEO of Namport, Bisey Uirab, Prinipal of Narraville Primary School and Chairperson of the Narraville Neighborhood watch, Mr Paul Fisher, Pastor Sofia Owoseb and CEO of the Swakopmund Municipality, Mr Eckart Demasius.

A drill demonstration was also done by the Erongo Police Prestige Squad.

Tax for individuals due end of June TaxTim to the rescue

Liesl Losper

The 2015 deadline for submission of income tax returns for Individual Salaried taxpayers is end of June. In the interest of the public we have contacted PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) who is known as one of Namibia’s leading professional service providers in Namibia to come to the rescue.

“A Tax payer exposes him/ herself to penalties and interest. Penalties for non submission and for nonpayment of outstanding taxes can be collected from a tax payer if tax forms are not submitted by due date” says Riana Esterhuyse, senior manager at PwC during an exclusive interview with the namib times.

Ansie Rossouw Partner/ Director at PwC

Riana Esterhuyse Senior Manager at PwC

In addition to this, the last printed line on the front page of the tax return reads as follows: “It is a serious offence to make a false declaration or to fail to render a return or to fail to render your return within the prescribed period.”

Good news for tax payers is that there is a system that contains all the knowledge and tax legislation required to output compliant tax returns for Inland Revenue which we will discuss in this article.

Ansie Rossouw, Partner and Director at PwC mentioned in this interview that “If you resign from your company, you have to make sure to take your PAYE certificate from your employer before you leave the company and keep it with you ready for when you need to submit your tax return for the current year.

Also make sure that you keep a log book of all your motor vehicle expenses during the year, since depending on your salary structure you would need these to prove your expenses to claim against benefit received.”

PWC has launched their new online digital assistant that completes your tax return for you, namely TaxTim. It is a web-based electronic tax return tool, whereby Tim asks simple

and easy questions about your income, then he uses your answers to fill in your tax return instantly and professionally, and will enable the assessors at Inland Revenue to read and assess the returns without trying to figure out what is written in the return due to bad hand writing.

He also automatically calculates the totals and he knows exactly where what should go in the return.

Everything in its correct place.

The final product is a printable tax return which is ready for submission to Inland Revenue. TaxTim makes doing your taxes super quick and easy.”

Good news is that employers can also buy these vouchers from PWC to help their employees to submit their tax returns.

Employee Assist is also available to employers to help their employees stay tax compliant.

Using the service could significantly reduce the time employees spend worrying about tax returns at work, and time taken off to stand in line at Inland Revenue. Attached is an up to date Tax rate reference card to serve as a guideline and a quick reference for taxes and tax compliance in Namibia for more information on taxable salaries.

“Küska Freude und Spass” – Swakopmund reigned by new Küska Royalty

This week the Swakopmunder Karneval’s new Royalty hold the key to the coastal town…..the new Küska-Prinzenpaar was revealed at the Prinzenball in the Haus der Jugend on Friday night. They are Prince Erich der I. hinter Schloss und Riegel (Erich Weiss) and Princess Birgit die I., die Mafiosendonna (Birgit Russmann)!

The KüSKIKA 2015 - Prinzenpaar - Nicolai 2. Der fantasievolle Erfinder and princess Julia 1. Von der Namib Wustenquelle were crowned at the Kinderkarneval in the Haus der Judend on Saturday afternoon…..great fun for all! More news in Friday’s namib times.

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MINING

Electricity supply to Husab mine remains a concern Minister of Mines and Energy, Obed Kandjoze is concerned about the as yet uncertain power supply situation for Swakop Uranium's Husab mine, which has to start operating next year.

Urgent measures are needed to ensure that there is adequate electricity supply for the mine, which is currently under construction.

What will be the country's biggest uranium mine, currently consumes 10 Megawatts (MW) which will increase to 50MW once it starts operating.

Should the supply of power which will be

determined by the introduction of a new power plant, fail before 2016, operations at Husab might be delay-ed. “I remain concerned about our ability to supply power to Husab mine and all other mines in the country. Without electricity these developments cannot function.

“There has to be some quick action to ensure that we are able to provide electricity,”

Kandjoze said during an interview with Nampa at the Rössing Uranium mine on Friday.

The minister was giving a round-up of his familiarisation visit to the mines in the Erongo Region.

Meanwhile, Government has halted the construction of a gaspowered electricity project at Walvis Bay

by Xaris Energy to explore better ways to

Minister of Mines and Energy Obed Kandjoze (L) and Swakop Uranium's CEO Zheng Keping on a visit to Husab Uranium mine (Photo by: Paulus Kiiyala Shiku) NAMPA

meet the country's power demand. The costs of developing the plant escalated from N$3 billion to N$8 billion, which Kandjoze earlier said is too high for a project of that nature. The minister noted that Government is prioritising the establishment of the Kudu Gas to Power project in the //Karas Region in an effort to boost the country's power supply and avoid a power crisis.

On Friday, he reiterated the need for urgent action such as the establishment of the Kudu project and the use of other power generation methods such as solar and wind power before 2016.

The minister also expressed his disappointment regarding the slow construction of the processing plant at Husab.

“More work needs to be done on a processing plant as there is lack of human capacity. However, Government will continue to monitor and support this development so that it can be completed and start operating next year,” he told this news

agency. He further indicated that Swakop Uranium needs to rebalance future procurement at Husab in order to meet Government expectations on matters such as employment creation, skills training for local people and poverty reduction.

“Erongo has massive development projects worth about N$30 billion, for instance the upgrading of the Port

of Walvis Bay and Husab mine.

These investments of which our Government is part need to create an enormous number of employment opportunities for our people,” the minister said. Kandjoze also raised concern about labour issues in the mining industry which he said need to be addressed.

These include issues such as work stoppage

and demonstrations at mines by employees who are unhappy that foreigners are employed to do work which can be done by Namibians; and who want increased wages and better benefits.

“These issues have been appearing for quite some time now and could be a serious problem if not addressed,” he warned.

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Meersig armed robbers Narraville Polisie waarsku Publiek still at large Liesl Losper

Madelaine Laubscher

Speursersant Johan Henry Geiseb, eenheidsbevelvoerder van die Narraville polisie misdaad-ondersoekeenheid het kort voor druktyd ‘n waarskuwing aan die publiek gerig oor gereelde huisbrake, wat vermoedelik deur sindikate bestuur word. Hierdie inbrake word almal presies op dieselfde manier gedoen en in alle voorvalle is dit selfone, platskerm-televisiestelle en ook skootrekenaars wat gesteel word.

After an armed robbery occurred during the early hours of Friday morning in Meersig Walvis Bay, the suspects remain at large.

The newspaper contacted Nampol Chief Inspector Iikuyu yesterday for an update on what transpired after the robbery.

He was however unavailable at the time.

A source told the newspaper yesterday that “an armed robbery allegedly occurred in Main Road (Meersig).

The suspects stole various items inside the house, loaded it into the homeowner’s Land Cruiser that

was parked inside the garage and fled with the vehicle.

The vehicle was subsequently found in Kuisebmond later on Friday, but the suspects remain at large.

They must have gained entry into the house by climbing over the fence.

It is believed that the victims were tied up when their belongings were taken,” the source concluded.

“Die diewe se spore lei telkens vanaf die inbraaktoneel direk na Kuisebmond.

Ons as polisie wil graag die publiek waarsku veral

The damaged door at the house where the robbery allegedly took place

Court Walvis Bay Magistrate’s Court report 18 June 2015 Matheus Haukonga (26), Linus Tabae Indyi (39) and Leonard Ronny Nangolo (37) all appeared on a charge of fraud, and the 1st alternative to count 1 being theft (all accused for Cheque number 103099) and another count of forgery. Matter is postponed to 14 December.

Johannes Hainana (35), Barabas Iipinge (24) and Asser Jafet (27) all appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft. Matter was postponed to 19 June.

Joey Jon (38) was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment on a charge of assault – assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm, and found not guilty on the 1st alternative to count one being – assault common.

A warrant of arrest has been issued for Belinda Van Stade (33) on a charge of contempt of court – section 106 of Act 32 of 1944. Accused is at large.

Rudolf Autunga (34) was sentenced to pay a fine of N$700 or 70 days imprisonment on a charge of trespassing.

Ignatius So-Oabeb (43) appeared on a charge of assault – assault by threat read with the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act. Matter is postponed to 19 August.

A sentence of 50 days imprisonment or pay a fine of N$500 was imposed on Thomas Sem (24) on a charge of furnishing false information read with the provisions of the Road Traffic Act. Fraedo Karunga (26) was sentenced to pay a fine of N$500 or 30 days imprisonment on a charge of trespassing and the same sentence on a charge of malicious damage of property.

Frans Kamukwanyama (30), Seikko Hausiku (29), Johannes Edward (28) and Anthea Beukes (30) all appeared on a charge of robbery. Matter is postponed to 14 September.

Namweya Petrus (30) appeared on a charge of theft general deficiency. Matter is postponed to 24 June.

Gillmore Mamillan (20), Quincy Booysen (19) and Alfonso Wellman (24) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft. Matter is postponed to 8 October.

Nakaleke Epafras (33) and Sakaria Hamukwaya (37) was found not guilty and discharged on a charge of robbery.

Meiping Tang (45) and Yang Zhang (23) appeared on a charge if contravening section 30 (1) (d): acting in conflict with conditions of permit read with the provisions of the Immigration Act. Thomas Johannes (30) appeared on a charge of rape and the 1st alternative to count 1 being incest. Matter is postponed to 21 September.

Frans Kamukwanyama (30) was found guilty and sentenced to pay a N$1 000 or 60 days imprisonment on the chare of drugs- possession of a dependence- producing substance.

Daniel Quintin Hoaseb (26) appeared on a charge if theft – general deficiency. Matter is postponed to 29 July.

19 June 2015 A 15-year-old boy appeared on a charge of rape. Matter is postponed to 24 June.

in die “Sun Vally”-gebied in Narraville, dat u juis in hierdie tyd baie meer waaksaam moet wees.

Hou ook altyd alle vensters toe indien u nie by

die huis is nie.

Indien u enige onraad merk met persone wat dalk verdag mag lyk, lig die polisie onmiddellik in” sê Geiseb.

Housebreaking at the harbour town Mavourlene Gaes

An unknown number of suspects are alleged to have broken into a local bar in Narraville on Friday morning and stole two gambling machines valued at N$170 000.

According to Nampol’s Detective Chief Inspector Erastus Iikuyu the incident is suspected to have taken place after midnight, between 2 and 3 in the morning.

“It is alleged that the suspects gained entry through the roof which they cut open with an unknown object” Iikuyu explained.

He added that the number of suspects remains sketchy, but that it is possible that some of them entered through the toilet

window.

The suspects remain at large and the police are investigating a case of housebreaking with the intent to steal, and theft. None of the stolen gambling machines were recovered.

In a related incident, a male suspect has been arrested in connection with housebreaking with the intent to steal, and theft.

It is reported that the suspects allegedly gained entry through a small window in one of the classrooms at

Tutaleni Primary School over the weekend.

According to Nampol’s Detective Chief Inspector Erastus Iikuyu the suspect stole photo copy paper, books and a small radio before fleeing to the north.

He was arrested yesterday morning and will be transferred back to Walvis Bay. The stolen goods were recovered and the suspect will appear in court this week.

SA Denies plotting Omar al-Bashir’s exit South Africa’s government today denied secretly plotting a safe exit from the country for Sudanese President Omar alBashir, despite an international arrest warrant on war crimes charges.

Bashir, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity over the conflict in Darfur, flew out of Pretoria last Monday despite a court order that barred his departure.

South Africa’s Sunday Times reported a secret meeting of top ministers that mapped a deal to pro-

tect Bashir.

It alleged that Bashir was escorted from Johannesburg, where he attended an African Union summit, to his plane in Pretoria by President Jacob Zuma’s personal security detail.

But the authorities said no such meeting took place.

Government spokeswoman Phumla Williams said in a statement ‘Go-

vernment categorically denies that there was a secret meeting held by the security cluster ministers.’

The government has come under fire from the ICC, rights groups, several other governments and by the opposition at home, over its failure to detain Bashir.

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Swakopmund Court report 18-19June Dragan Vujicin (63) appeared on 6 counts of rape. The matter was postponed to 16 November for the Prosecutor General for a decision. His bail has been extended.

Ian Meyer (35) appeared on a charge of arson. N$800 bail was granted and he is warned to appear on 27 July.

Ronaldo Tukwa Mbari appeared on a charge of theft.

He was found guilty. He remains in custody and is warned to appear on 24 June.

Albertus Nel (44) appeared on a three counts of racial discrimination (inciting). The matter was postponed to 22 June for trial party hearing.

Anna Hango (22) appeared on charge of theft. She was found guilty and was sentenced to two months imprisonment.

Junias Nghifilua (26) appeared on a charge of theft.

He was found guilty and was sentenced to two months imprisonment.

Anthony John Scholtz (62) appeared on a charge of anti-corruption using office or position for gratification and false document by an agent. The matter has been

postponed and he was warned to appear 25 November for plea and trial.

Daniel Shixungileni (34) appeared on three counts of robbery, being in the possession of a firearm without a licence and ammunition. The matter was postponed to 10 July.

Nato Shivute (41) appeared on three counts of robbery, being in the possession of a firearm without a licence and ammunition. He remains in custody and the matter has been postponed to 23 November.

Willem Titus Endjala (24) appeared on a charge of combating of immoral practices act – unlawful carnal intercourse with a girl under 16 years of age. His bail (N$2 000) was extended and the matter postponed to 23 July for plea and trial.

Jeffrey Godfried Rhomon (34) appeared on a charge of rape. His bail (N$1 000) has been extended. The matter has been postponed to 15 October.

Tukandjeni Tulimekondjo Amatwi (30) appeared on three counts of murder. He was granted bail (N$4 000) and the matter has been postponed to 24 August.

A counterfeit N$200 dollar bill

Warning: look out for counterfeit money Madelaine Laubscher

A reader wanted to warn the coastal community that criminals are circulating counterfeit money in the region, and warns that all businesses must be aware of this scam.

According to a source, Natis Walvis Bay received counterfeit money for the second time on Friday.

“This is the second time we have received counterfeit money but it is possible that other businesses have been conned as

well.

It is quite hard to spot the difference between genuine and counterfeit money, thus the coastal community is urged to be vigilant when accepting money from customers,” she said.

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Project Safety W.I.S.E officially launched

Madelaine Laubscher

A safety project was launched by Rossing Uranium in collaboration with AREVA Namibia at the Swakopmund Go-Cart racing track last week, in order to improve safety awareness at schools and the Erongo Region.

W.I.S.E stands for Wakey wakey, Informed, Sensible and Eager.

The project was launched in order to empower learners from an early age with skills to consider their own safety and of those around them and to develop a safety culture from a young age.

The Managing Director of Rossing Uranium, Mr Werner Duvenhage said “it is a sad reality that we read newspaper reports about children being injured in a way that could have been prevented. The idea of Project Safety W.I.S.E was formed after consulting with our neighbouring communities and specialists in various fields. If learners are exposed to safety awareness in small and progressive increasing quantities throughout their education it will become part of their inherent behaviour as they grow up.

This project will also support teachers in the roll out of the new revised curriculum for

Junior Primary Education in the Erongo Region, thus increasing teachers’ capacity to deliver on personal safety education and in this way increase knowledge and awareness of identified safety topics for learners from Grade 0–7. Rössing and AREVA developed a plan that would strengthen the delivery of personal safetyrelated themes contained within Namibia's primary education curricula, by developing teaching materials,” he said.

According to Mr Duvenhage the project will initially focus on Grades one to three in schools in Swakopmund, Walvis Bay and Arandis. “Toolkits will be distributed to 230 classes or 10 800 learners, 87 classes in Grade one, 73 classes in Grade two and 69 classes in Grade three.

The messages will reflect and incorporate environments and contexts relevant to the targeted age groups at home, on the way between home and school and school grounds.

It focuses on risk assessment, overall fitness as it relates to alcohol, drugs and fatigue, danger of playing at heights, electricity and fire, danger of playing in confined spaces, road safety, safe cell phone usage, water safety and watching where they put their hands when doing tasks around the house,” he said.

The success of the project rests on the shoulders of the teachers. We pride ourselves as responsible corporate citizens and as concerned neighbours within the Erongo Region. I applaud all for

assisting in making the world safer for our children. Let us work together for the safety of the children so they can become safety WISE.” The Governor of the Erongo Region, Mr Cleophas Mutjavikua, also delivered a speech at the launch.

“I remind all about the importance of educating our children. Nelson Mandela once said education is a powerful weapon, which you can use to change the world.

It is a lifelong process.

The sooner it starts the better. I am also pleased to note that our learners from 52 schools in Namibia handed over a signed declaration of their commitment to road safety to the UNICEF representative in Namibia. I applaud Rössing Uranium and AREVA Namibia for initiating this project,” he concluded.

Leeus in Terracebaai-omgewing opgemerk Liesl Losper Dit is bekend dat die Uniab rivier-vallei, tussen Torrabaai en Terracebaai, die mees toeganklike rivier is vir besoekers aan die streek.

Bekende Walvisbaaiers, Mnr en Mev Ansie Du Plessis het verlede week in daardie omgewing op die leeus afgekom.

“Dit is regtig 'n pragtige gebied om te verken.

Ons het hierdie leeus daar raakgeloop en kon 'n foto van hul neem. Ons het gedink mens moet dalk toeriste waar-sku oor die leeus. Ons het

ook gesien dat van hulle radar-halsbande dra, sê Oom Doepie, soos almal hom noem.

“Op die oomblik is die leeus nog in die Namib woestyn. Daar behoort egter waarskuwingsbordtjies te wees vir besoekers. Die leeu met die kraag is definitief een wat deur Dr Philip Stander gemerk is, om sy bewe-

ging dop te hou. Die projek en die beweging van die leeus kan besigtig word op die DLC webwerf. Hierdie Facebookbladsy fokus hoofsaaklik op die woestynleeus en bevorder die werk en navorsing van dr Philip ( Flip ) Stander, uitgevoer in die noordweste van

Namibië. Die doel is om 'n terugvoering te gee oor die leeubevolking en verder 'n begrip van die natuur en natuurlike gebeurtenisse.” sê Heiko Denker, 'n navorser op die gebied van leeus wat deur namib times genader is, vir meer inligting oor die leeus.

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

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

Do not leave bait or fish on the beach!

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

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

MINISTRY OF FISHERIES AND MARINE RESOURCES

Swakopmund Office

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

Walvis Bay Office

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

Lüderitz Office

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

Henties Bay Office

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

Windhoek Office

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

Swakopmund Office

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

Namport heeds call for Namibianisation Bernabé Blaauw

The Namibian Government recently pronounced that poverty alleviation is one of the cornerstones of its goals and reiterated that it is the role of every Namibian to harness all their efforts towards meeting this objective.

The Chief Executive Officer of Namport, Mr Bisey /Uirab issued a statement regarding the Namibianisation of the Namibian Ports Authority’s procurement policy which is in line with the Government’s request.

In this statement he says that Namport’s Board of Directors, management and staff have heeded this call and acknowledge the obligation of the Authority to complement the Government’s efforts toward poverty alleviation.

Pursuant thereto, Namport has taken a conscious decision to pursue a strategy to deliberately promote and facilitate the participation of Namibians in the mainstream activities of the Ports.

Namport submits that it can only be through such a candid and outright overhaul of the approach to procurement of goods and services that historical econo-

mic imbalances can be bridged and that Namibians can meaningfully participate in the development of the country’s economy.

He says that it can never be overemphasised that whereas redress of historical imbalances remains an imperative, Namibia can only develop self-sustainability through concerted facilitation and empowerment of the Namibian populace in the core activities of the economy. He added that Namport is committed to playing its part in this regard.

He further stated that, as a humble contribution to the foregoing, the Namport Board of Directors has taken a strategic decision to ensure that Namibians as a whole, but specifically Previously Disadvantaged Namibians (PDN’s) and Small and Medium Enterprises (SME’s) participate and

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benefit from the expenditure of goods and services which are procured by the Authority.

As such, Namport tenders now require mandatory participation of Namibian registered entities whereby at least fifty-one per cent (51%) effective ownership of the tendering entity is held by Namibian nationals of which thirty per cent (30%) must be PDN nationals or joint venture formats.

This does not preclude non-Namibian and/or PDN participation in the tenders, but rather promotes meaningful joint ventures and broader participation of Namibians and PDN’s in Namport’s procurement.

Namport acknowledges that certain goods and services by their nature, and in light of the developmental stage of Namibia’s local capacity, can only still be supplied

by foreign companies.

In such instances, foreign companies intending to apply for tenders are required to join with Namibian entities in one or other manner in order to comply with the mandatory Namibian and PDN shareholding.

In so doing, skills are necessarily transferred to Namibian partners in the ventures and downstream, puts Namibia as a nation, in a better stead to be self-provisioning.

A written commitment and strategy on social responsibility in Namibia is also required in such instances.

He says that Namport is proud to announce that since implementation of this drive in August 2014, there has been an exponential growth in the value of goods and services now being procured from Namibian owned companies and entities in which PDN’s have direct own-

ership and participation.

Historically complex activities within the Ports at Walvis Bay and Lüderitz are now being done by locals while meaningful and successful joint ventures have been conceived between local entities and foreign companies.

The positive spin offs to the broader Namibian economy cannot be overstressed.

He concluded by stating that a public forum, where the Namport procurement strategy will be further explained to the public, is scheduled to be held at a date that will be communicated through the local media.

In the meantime, for any further enquiries please contact them on marketing@namport.com.na

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COMMUNITY NEWS

Pool klub voed kindertjies Marshallino Beukes

Swakopmund Pool klub het Saterdag heerlike ertjiesop en vetkoek aan ongeveer 300 behoeftige kindertjies in die DRC informele woonbuurt van Swakopmund verskaf. Volgens lede van die klub was die dankbaarheid en glimlaggies op die kleintjies se gesiggies, nadat hul magies vol geëet was, 'n riem onder die hart.

Operasie skoonmaak!

Michael Pallais van Swakopmund Pool Klub het Saterdag uit die goedheid van sy hart 'n drie-plaat elektriese stoof aan ouma Lydia by die Eagle Centre DRC Gemeenskapsprojek geskenk. Ouma Lydia gee op 'n weeklikse basis kos aan behoeftige kinders en volwassenes in die DRC informele woongebied.

Oom Marius en Chicken het die bakkies skoon gehou

Die pool klub het in samewerking met ouma Lydia by die Eagle Christian Centre DRC Community Project hierdie poging aangewend. Die kleintjies het geduldig vir hul kos gewag, terwyl die manne van die pool klub en 'n paar tienerseuns, vroegoggend, na die buitewyke van die woonbuurt gegaan het om rommel op te tel, as deel van hul Project Shine verantwoordelikheid. “Kinders wat in middelklas en gegoede huise woon sal moet waardeer wat hulle het, en self die volwassenes ook. Dit raak aan 'n ou se hart om soveel honger kindertjies te sien, maar die lig in hul oë en die glimlaggies op hul gesigte, nadat hulle klaar hul magies vol geëet het, is meer as genoeg beloning,” is die pool klubmanne se mening. Hierdie sopkombuis is sonder enige hulp van buite van stapel gestuur, met die manne wat uit hul eie huise bydraes voorsien het en die res is uit die klub se fondse aangekoop.

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Position of the national team head coach THE NAMIBIA FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION (NFA) has in a media statement given his standpoint with respect to the position of the national team head coach.

Everine Hangula Kavatungwa I will love that he come back and I will request that our NFA leaders start respecting their coaches and avoid leaking information that can lead to misunderstandings.

Alexander Blessed Melani Martin what do you know about Ronnie, you people read newspapers and make comments. Ask the players! Mannetti made history, great coach know the game and knows players. NFA is offering him a salary not worthy of his amplitude!

Martin Mara Sabatha He can go. Ronnie’s also capable for doing the job. Big headed for cosafa.what if he could have won Africa nations cup. Go in peace. We will still win with out u.

Shamaine Garcia Steenkamp Ricardo Mannetti, has achieved what NO other coach has done! Have some respect! None of you has been in his position, neither do you know the whole story! He is the best candidate so far!

We need HIM! He is a great person and do not deserve to

be called names!

Alexander Blessed Melani Manneti is working with this boys atleast 4 years! He know all of them very well. The players dont really like Ronnie, he is a very difficult guy to work with. Mannetti is a very humble guy, he deserves more honour even!

Ingrid Benson Pls Mannetti should come back thats it.

Kariseb Mudani Wulf Is Mannetti being a Ahole now that he won a couple of matches?

Swartz Cecil Calling a coach tht gve Namibia it’s 1st piece of silver in it’s entire history names is nt only hurtful&blindsided bt truly show hw short fans memories truly r. Ronnie only 1 1st leg if he loses 2nd leg wht wud we say thn? No he ddnt hve enuf tym? Seriously ppl respect Manneti!

Martin Mara Sabatha Alexander Blessed Melani..how long did he take to build a team. We can do with Ronnie who is willing to take the team to the next level.

Swakopmund state hospital a “health hazard” Shocking allegations regarding health and safety issues at the Swakopmund state hospital was made by an inside source, claiming that patients as well as visitors are putting their health in danger when visiting this government facility.

Sonia van der Merwe Another government facility... there this year nd i could hear a nurse talking to a patient everything went from 10 to 0 when they took over...not she was was so sick lying on th bed helpless nurse was to be rude or sound like a racist because I’m not...but saying things like the ward is stinking and her families they just don›t care nor have the discipline to do what must bring fo th lady sum nappies cos she cant clean th shit. I knw its difficult to clean a grown ups shit but y did they should....

Gawases Sabina Didilency Some nurses are trying their she apply for nursing jus 2 show off tht sh wrk fo grn best, on Monday i was referred to doctor but till today i or wht seriously something must be done nurses must didn’t see a doctor, everyday u came to see a doctor then change thr attitudes towrds th patients. u hear other story, shortage of doctors, we are dying in Sonja Bauerkämper I however need to give credit to the maternity ward the last time I went to go visit swakop.

Clive Lesley Lawrence Why worry about who created someone! It is clean & welcoming & I did find cleaners the world, worry about those that are destroying it! Bring that put up signs that the floor is wet! back the whip and change the fireproof status please Hon Beaulah Goagoses Katutura state hospital is worst especially the children’s ward 8.the the cleaners are selling New Minister of Health!

Richolien Babatjie Karitjanga Its about time i was recharge vouchers around instead of cleaning.

Jong seun pleeg selfmoord Die gemeenskap van Narraville is geskok gelaat deur die dood van ‘n seun wat sy eie lewe geneem het. Sy dood is deur die polisie bevestig - hy sou in Oktober 18 geword het.

Rina Liebenberg Dis gewoontlik die mense wat “baie happy” voorkom wat diep seer dra. Dis n meganisme wat hul gebruik om te probeer survive! Baie sterkte aan die familie en vriende.

Pieter Sternberg Niemand ken die rede maar daar is steeds genade kom ons bid vir die siel vrae gaan niks help God still love him Sterkte vir die Familie glo my as die keuse vir hom gegee word wil jy terug gaan aarde toe sal daardie antwoord beslis nee wees terug na die aarde met hartseer en pyne ons bid vir jou Liezell Deya Leigh Martin Sad, sad ai tog ek voel

mense dra te veel probleme en het niemand om mee te praat nie want praat ek nou met jou more weet di hele walvis, so kom ek hou dit maar v myself en so raak dit erger en dan gebeur sulke dinge.

Ellery Innes Happy/Sad - Bipolar disorder is real, and our community is reluctant to believe it...

Lucy Lousia Johr Baie sterkte Kirt en N. Beukes Marylene Mary Ai tog....alle sterkte aan di fam/ vrine.

Jdk Appolus May his soul rest in peace!

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Wees onderrigbaar

Maak my u wil bekend, Here, leer my u paaie. Laat u waarheid my lei en onderrig my daarin, want U is my God, my redder. In U stel ek elke dag my verwagtinge.

Psalm 25: 4-5 Die fondasie om as Christene te leef is om tyd op ons knieë voor God deur te bring en Hom te vra om ons te wys hoe om te leef en watter pad om te volg. Die sleutelgedagte hieroor is in vers 5: elke dag.

Dit is belangrik om geduldig op God se leiding te wag eerder as om net voort te ploeter. Ons moet stil word voor Hom, vir 'n hele rukkie, en ons harte en gedagtes toelaat om rustig te raak sodat ons sy leiding kan ervaar.

Healthcare Stakeholders, Cancer charity organisations & The Namibian Media Republic of Namibia Southern Africa 9000

RE: Proposal for enhancing nationwide cancer prevention and early detection in Namibia I am a Namibian-born and bred cancer researcher based in the United Kingdom.

My work focuses on drug discovery specifically on identifying and validating targets for anti-cancer growth and anti-tumour metastasis drugs.

As a proud daughter of the Namibian soil, I am deeply concerned about the ever increasing cancer mortality rates and late detection cases in Namibia. I would like to propose a solution to tackle the issue in a manner that will reach citizens in every corner of the country and deliver the much needed information to the public. I am therefore writing to appeal to you to partake in implementing the solution.

Following my recent interview with BBC Radio World Services (available at: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-33072493) about my scientific war against cancer, many concerned Africans (mostly Namibians) contacted me and continue to do so, looking for accurate information on the early detection and prevention of cancer.

This highlights the dire need for dissemination of accurate and comprehensive information on cancer prevention and early detection in Namibia and African at large.

The solution I am aware of and am grateful for the many great efforts made by Namibian cancer organisations, the Ministry of Health, healthcare workers and other stake holders to fight cancer in Namibia.

I compliment you on these efforts and the positive results yielded so far.

I however think we need a bigger more effective solution that will reach Namibians in all corners of the country faster and generate instant impact. I propose collaboration between the Namibia Medical Society, Health Professional Council of Namibia, Ministry of Health and Social Services, University of Namibia School of Medicine and School of Pharmacy, cancer charity organisations, the Namibian Media (especially radio stations and print media) and other interested stakeholders.

I propose that we compile a comprehensive booklet - not the tiny pamphlet type - but a more detailed, easy to read and understand booklet, translated in local languages (contents to be approved by HPCNA before publication), that enlightens the public about cancer.

Contents could include amongst others: accurate information on anti-cancer preventative measures (where possible), common signs and symptoms of different cancers (early detection enhancing measures), screening centre contact details, which level of health care to approach with different symptoms and where such facilities are located, emphasis on the importance of early detection i.e. why it is difficult to find a magic bullet to cancer and why cancer is hard to treat at late stages.

These contents need not be drafted from scratch as there are highly reputable international websites with accurate information (reviewed and by healthcare experts) that are keen for their contents to be reproduced, provided that proper referencing is applied and the organisation is acknowledged. I have a few such websites in mind whose contents can aid in the drafting of our booklet.

Although in developed countries such as the United Kingdom and United States of America such information is disseminated on reputable websites monitored by healthcare professionals, I am aware that we need to “glocalise” our method of information dissemination to effective-

Johanna N Amunjela ly reach all our citizens especially those in rural areas who have no regular access (or no access at all) to the internet or internet browsing devices.

Hence, physical copies of a comprehensive booklet written in a language they understand will be a better solution.

Funding the project As most of the cost will arise from designing, printing and distributing the booklets, I suggest that we apply for funding from various local and international organisations that provide grants for community projects in sub-Sahara African countries. I am aware of a few of these organisations with funding schemes we could potentially apply for.

Distribution of Booklets The booklets can be distributed to citizens in all corners of the country via channels that are most effective for each community. The media (especially radio and print media) can inform the public about different collection points where booklets can be accessed. This could be done via healthcare columns in newspapers and educational radio shows to avoid incurring advertising costs.

Distribution outlets could include clinics, hospitals, pharmacies, schools, churches and other places of social gathering in different communities. To enhance accessibility especially in rural areas, booklets could be distributed to pupils both in primary and secondary schools, to ensure that each family has a copy of the booklet in a language they can understand.

First aid community health workers, pension collection centres and draught-relief food collection points could also disseminate booklets to maximise the accessibility. In very rural areas, other more effective means of distribution could always be improvised. Cancer organisations could also distribute booklets during outreach events.

The need for collaboration I would like to humbly and sincerely appeal to you to please collaborate and contribute to the success of this project that can potentially save many lives and spare countless Namibians from the pain and emotional trauma of stage 4 cancers.

I am doing my best research-wise but medical research requires time to ensure excellent validation of targets, accurate testing and formulation of drugs.

I therefore appeal to you to render your valuable efforts in implementing this solution that can generate instant impact, while we continue to do our best in medical research.

Thank you for your time and I look forward to reducing cancer morbidity and mortality rates in Namibia with you.

Yours faithfully, Johanna N Amunjela PhD Scholar, Cancer researcher and concerned citizen joamunjela@gmail.com

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Armed Robbery in Meersig, Walvis Bay According to a trusted source, an armed robbery occurred in Meersig (Main Road) earlier today (Friday).

Ruthiger Ruiters GUYS KNOW WHO YOUR NEIGHBOURS ARE KEEP IN TOUCH. LOOK OUT FOR EACH OTHER. Allan Roodt Now is the time to shoot first and ask questions later. Crime is rampant in SA because they dearmed the citizens, but they will learn fast that we dont stand for that.......... here. This is Namibia and here we shoot back!

Herman Du Toit Lat ek een in my huis vang...n mens raak moeg vi al di ......... ... N voorbeeld sal gemaak word van een.

Rita Sowden Ja Fanie van Rooyen stem met jou saam. Was die taakmag nog hier sou al hierdie ......... nooit plaasvind nie. Ens ens ensovoorts.

Dis jou reg om jou en jou familie te beskerm.

Jeanette Engelbrecht Schreuder Dis n klient waarvoor ons gewag het vanoggend om verby te kom by ons winkel, en toe kry my baas die oproep van die klient wat die staaltjie vertel. Dis kommerwekkend dat dit hier ook gebeur...

Rita Sowden Vanessa Vigne ons pleidooie val op dowe ore. Ek wil eers sien hoe en wanneer hulle hulp gee. As die polisie iets daaruit sal kry dan sal hulle help, anders

kyk hulle suid en f... voort. Ek praat van ondervinding, net voor iemand die teendeel wil bewys.

Antoinette Kuhn Just like in SA. Fanie van Rooyen Mis die taakmag dae.

Herman Du Toit En n mens mag nix self defence doen ni wnt dn word j toe gesluit vi aanranding.

Casper Snr Grobler Dis erg! Ons lees elke dag hoe dit in SA gaan en nou gebeur dit ook hier. Mense sal hulle sekuriteit moet opskerp.

Estelle Visser Yolanda julle moet versigtig wees. Sluit maar die deure en hekke. Dink aan julle. Xxxxx Laurett Smit Ai en ons wil so graag jul mooi land kon sien.

Vanirty Liinekela Mbako OMG this once happened to me here in Walvis worst day of my life. I just hate such people why can›t they get a job.

Ursula Thomas Dis erg.

Anatjie Botha Die skelms wat in breuk en jou goed wat en stil verdwyn was nou n rukkies stil en nou slaan hy weer toe seker uit tronk vry gelaat.

Stephanie Entin Mens ni meer veilig in jou eie huis nie dis verskriklik!

& The search for the best business and the most innovative business for 2015 has begun.

Breaking news: Mannetti resigns It was just confirmed that the Brave Warrior’s coach, Ricardo Mannetti has resigned.

Sergio Titus Kalawa Mweena Okaresign.

Ursula Thomas Huh. #wht happened tht we dont knw of#.

Sean G Oberg That's weird...

Salomo Asheelo Somebody busy to sabotage here.

Minister must investigate and reshuf th NFA. Emma Gaweses Why only nw or did grn over give him mny...

Gabriel Gabes Thaniseb The expectations from the

Nation after the Cosafa is too much for the poor guy to handle.

Erwin Dausa Something fishie.

Max Noabeb Hw many foreign coash w gt bt namibia was failng to win bt our country pay thm 150 dsnt prmonth.

Max Noabeb Firstym w won th cup plz pay th guy as h supose 2.

Laam Tonata Lol.

In recognition of enterprise excellence that contributes to development

From among its clients, the Development Bank of Namibia will identify those enterprises that have best contributed to development.

The merit of SMEs and larger enterprises will be judged by a panel of DBN and external experts, on the basis of development impact, shared benefits, business viability and sustainability. SMEs will be judged with special reference to creation of permanent employment. Larger enterprises will be judged with special reference to local resource utilisation.

How can I save better for tomorrow?

LET’S TALK UNIT TRUST FUNDS Old Mutual Namibia Real Income Fund: “income on your income” Are you seeking inflation-matching returns on your investment?

Do you want to preserve your capital?

The Real Income Fund aims to deliver growth in line with inflation, while sustaining the level of capital and minimising any capital losses over the short-term. The fund offers a well-diversified investment to investors at a relatively low risk.

SMS UT to 65656, or email us on info.omutnam@oldmutual.com, or contact your Personal Financial Adviser at (061) 299 3999 or contact your Broker.

CALL FOR PUBLIC ENTRIES

The most innovative business idea will receive up to N$250,000 assistance from DBN

Develop a proposal based on one or more of these considerations: DBN seeks innovative business ideas that: ~ demonstrate a high degree of originality; ~ give the competitive edge to business or industrial processes; ~ complement but do not replace existing enterprises; ~ use cutting edge technology; ~ add value to Namibian resources; ~ can improve social development, for instance health or education; ~ address issues such as renewable energy or the environment; ~ can form the basis of a franchise; ~ and, can be implemented easily and rapidly.

Proposals will be assessed by independent and DBN experts.

DBN respects the ownership of intellectual property.

E-mail proposals to dgrobler@dbn.com.na on or before 28 June 2015.

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Coast celebrates World Music Day Mavourlene Gaes

Swakopmund hosted this year’s World Music Day celebrations in the town’s Amphitheatre on Saturday.

Different artists from the coast came together and entertained the excited audience with not only their vocally unflawed voices, but also with dance moves that gave you no other alternative but to shake what your momma gave you.

The All Stars, a local and extremely talented group

of Swakopmunders, welcomed the visitors to their town in style with their breathtaking dance moves.

Odie - The Poet, also from Swakopmund, had the crowd screaming for more with her beautiful voice.

When it came to traditional music, the Mbira

Queen did not disappoint as she played the Mbira (a traditional musical instrument consisting of a wooden board with metal keys on the inside) as she sang her song titled “Africa.”

Hazzard, Dot Com and You Nic also did not disappoint as they made sure the Kwaito and Hip

Hop fans did not feel left out.

The celebrations were closed off with a treat from Rasta Rebels, Ras Levi and L’Amour Isaaks.

The World Music Day is celebrated annually with different themes and this year’s theme “Fête de la Musique” marked the

20th anniversary of the day and was celebrated in Windhoek, Swakopmund, Rundu, Katima Mulilo and in Oshakati where musicians from all walks of life came together to celebrate music.

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WALVIS BAY * Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Book Exchange at the Mission to Seafarers. All Welcome. * Every Tuesday: Blood clinic (NAMBTS) at Wel witschia Hospital next to indoor pool. * 23 June: General Parent Meeting for all schools in Walvis Bay at Kuisebmond Community Hall at 18:30. * 26 June: Donkey Derby at Town Hall. * 26 & 27 June: Moth Club presents Franco Sivori at Moth Club at 19:00. * 26 June: Narraville Primary School Talent Show at School Hall. * 27 Junie: Huis Palms Basaar by Huis Palms Gronde 10:00. * 27 Junie: Vlooimark aangebied deur Gereformeerde Kerk - Moths terrein regoor Woermann Brock. Tel: 202 020. * 29 Junie: NWU-PUK koor besoek die kus. Tree op in Walvisbaai in die Stadsaal om 18:00. Vir kaartjies kontak (Tel: 202 733). * 3 July: Narraville Primary School Mystery Walk. * 7 Julie: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Harvest Time Community Church. * 8 July: M.O.T.H. monthly meeting in Shellhole at 19:00. * 8 Julie: Jay du Plessis besoek Walvisbaai ten bate van Kidz Haven by Stadsaal. * 11 July: Wreath laying ceremony at M.O.T.H. Monument Usakos at 11:00. * 12 July: Delville Wood Remembrance Church Parade.

SWAKOPMUND Mbira Queen entertains the crowd at the World Music Day celebrations Dot Com in action

Spark Flame doing their thing

* Bridge: The Swakopmund Bridge club meets every Monday evening at 19:00 at Lions Old Age Home.

Contact: Ed Barbour 064-405 604. * Swakopmund Toastmasters: Meet every first and third Monday of the month at the Europa Hof Hotel, Bismark Str 39, Swakopmund, Namibia from 19:00 20:30. * 23 June: Internationaler Abend at Haus der Jugend 19:00. * 24 June: Gemischter Abend at Haus der Jugend 19:00. * 25 June: Buttenabend at Haus der Jugend 19:00. * 26 June: Maskenball at SFC at 19:00. * 27 June: Street Procession at 11:11. * 27 June: Kehraus at SFC at 12:30. * 28 Junie: NWU-PUK koor besoek die kus. Tree op in Swakopmund in die Duitse Lutherse kerk om 17:00.

Vir kaartjies kontak (Tel: 404 827, Sabine).

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Lassy, Dennis and Veix from Dot Com at the music day celebrations

Kaan, Kevin, Justin and Stephanie (at the back) enjoying themselves at the World Music Day celebrations

Guitar student evening Liesl Losper Gerson Mwatile, a local musician and his students gave a performance on Friday night for the parents and community of Walvis Bay.

Dominik Silver, 5-years-old entertaining guests at the drums

Guests applauding the young learners performing on the stage

Gerson Mwatile and his students

Monday, 29 June 2015 18h00 Walvis Bay Town Hall Flowerbox, Tel:202733, N$60

Hosted in Concert by the

Photos by Liesl Losper

World Music Day celebrations

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Drill demonstration by Erongo Police

Namibian Defence Force

Namibian Police Force

The Namibian Navy Brass Band

Special Field Forces

Interessante besoekers Sondagoggend by die Lagoon, Walvisbaai

Walvis Bay Correctional Services Foto deur George van Straten

The Namibian Navy

Photos by Leandrea Louw

'Turn Back Crime' Campaign Parade

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V A C A N C I E S

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If you honour our values We care● We serve● We think smart● We grow people● We talk to each other● We walk the talk

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and have a vacancy for a SHE Coordinator (C3) And have the following skills

Grade 12 + at least a Diploma in or Environmental Health and Safety or similar 5 years' experience (3 must be on a supervisory level) preferably in a manufacturing / food processing environment. Excellent knowledge of Namibian Labour legislation (Labour Law, SSC, Health and Safety), HACCP, NOSA, hygiene and good manufacturing practices, international standards and health regulations. Must have good knowledge of fire fighting, emergency drills / evacuation and first aids / Must have understanding of safety procedures of volatile gasses. You are research orientated, detailed and have firm understanding of statistical processes. You are much acquainted with production flow processes and packaging material. You have proven leadership skills, and you are able to work well with people. You are a strategist and able to set the direction for quality, health and safety, as well as interested in taking control over its implementation. You are a conscientious person, who likes to consult, but at the same time able to take an independent, critical view on things. You bring along business savvy and you are able to guide the top management team on best practice. You like dynamic environments in which you can shape the future of your own department in line with the strategic plan of the organisation.

And wish to execute the following responsibilities

Develop and maintain SHE standards and processes. Manage, Plan and Monitor all safety and health processes in this department and ensure correct and accurate implementation from vessels to the land-based operation Manage and plan human resources in the department and ensure creating a positive morale that is conducive for the employees and the organisation. Manage and keep track of all trends and standards in the firm and on international level Ensure that inspections are done. Ensure that correct certification is maintained. Ensure that audits are prepared properly Adhere to departmental budget. Engage in all relevant projects

Then we will be excited to receive your CV at: ppm@iway.na Only emailed CV's will be processed by no later than 29 June 2015 ONLY SHORT-LISTED CANDIDATES WILL BE NOTIFIED. YOU WILL UNDERGO ASSESSMENTS IN THE SECOND ROUND. NO DOCUMENTS WILL BE RETURNED

If you honour our values We care● We serve● We think smart● We grow people● We talk to each other● We walk the talk

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and have a vacancy for a Executive Assistant (C5) And have the following skills Grade 12 + Degree in Business Administration or similar and at least 5 years' experience as a PA or Executive Assistant to a CEO. You have excellent computer skills and very good verbal and numeric abilities. You are an open-minded, jet very concise and detail-orientated person.

You are diplomatic, jet firm. You bring along a highly professional etiquette, and a high degree of confidentiality. Furthermore, you have excellent planning, organising and administrative skills. You take decisions and initiate action and you are very able to think on your feet. You are analytical and research orientated.

And wish to execute the following responsibilities Planning and organising of all activities of the CEO. Assist also the Senior Managers. Conduct administration related to the position meticulously. Assist with managing events, newsletters, public relation drives. Manage a small team Liaise with external and internal stakeholders

Then we will be excited to receive your CV at: ppm@iway.na Only emailed CV's will be processed by no later than 29 June 2015 ONLY SHORT-LISTED CANDIDATES WILL BE NOTIFIED. YOU WILL UNDERGO ASSESSMENTS IN THE SECOND ROUND. NO DOCUMENTS WILL BE RETURNED

If you honour our values We care● We serve● We think smart● We grow people● We talk to each other● We walk the talk

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and have a vacancy for a Senior Merchandiser (C1) And have the following skills Grade 12 + 3 -5 years' experience as a Merchandiser in the FMCG market. You are professional and conduct yourself with a high degree of etiquette. You are computer literate, have good verbal and numeric skills. You are very customer orientated. You have excellent planning, organising and administrative skills. You have a high level of integrity. You are multi-linguistic and able to converse with clients on all levels.

And wish to execute the following responsibilities Planning and organising of all activities. Visit shops and supermarkets. Ensure product is kept and packed correctly Ensure sales orders and forms are completed correctly. Handle queries, sales or stock problems.

Conduct administration. Train staff members. Manage a small team

Then we will be excited to receive your CV at: ppm@iway.na Only emailed CV's will be processed by no later than 29 June 2015 ONLY SHORT-LISTED CANDIDATES WILL BE NOTIFIED. YOU WILL UNDERGO ASSESSMENTS IN THE SECOND ROUND. NO DOCUMENTS WILL BE RETURNED

If you honour our values We care● We serve● We think smart● We grow people● We talk to each other● We walk the talk

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and have a vacancy for a Internal Auditor (D1) And have the following skills Grade 12 + B com (Honours) with articles (or similar) + 5 years' experience as auditor. Must have excellent knowledge of: Income Tax laws, IAS, company law, labour law, preferably a strong background in financial management. You are detail –orientated, conscientious, forwardthinking and critical in your evaluation of information. You tend to be assertive, but also diplomatic. You take initiative and responsibility. You are a confident person, who also likes to work with others. You work according to strict time-lines and assist others to achieve the time lines as well. You tend to be emotionally balanced, dynamic and decisive, jet have a willingness to consult with others. You are able to adapt yourself and work flexible hours. You treat all information highly confidential.

And wish to execute the following responsibilities Compile Annual audit planning and implement activities accordingly. Conduct internal audit. Vat reconciliations. Stock quantity reconciliations. Review ledger account reconciliations. Verify management accounts. Assist with financial modeling. Risk Management / Audit. Monthly reporting

Then we will be excited to receive your CV at: ppm@iway.na.

Only emailed CV's will be processed by no later than 29 June 2015 ONLY SHORT-LISTED CANDIDATES WILL BE NOTIFIED. YOU WILL UNDERGO ASSESSMENTS IN THE SECOND ROUND. NO DOCUMENTS WILL BE RETURNED

If you honour our values We care● We serve● We think smart● We grow people● We talk to each other● We walk the talk

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and have a vacancy for a Payroll Officer (B4) And have the following skills Grade 12 + 3-5 years' experience in payroll in larger firm. You have excellent knowledge of VIP, labour legislation, SSC, pension processes, and tax laws. You are detail-orientated, precise and meticulous in your work. You like to work in a small team and you deal professionally with internal customers and external stakeholders. You plan, organise and deliver on results. You are analytical and critical in your evaluation of information. You are emotionally balanced, and highly conscientious. You like to work in dynamic environments, jet according to strict rules and procedures. You are happy to follow procedures and instructions, but at the same time take strict control over your work.

You have excellent communication and numeric skills. . You are able to adapt yourself and work flexible hours. You treat all information highly confidential. It must be noted that this position will work closely with a Senior Payroll Officer and will rotate in leave times.

And wish to execute the following responsibilities Payroll preparation and management. Accurate and timeous reporting. Legal compliance. Conduct Journals. Manage Deductions. Manage and administer hours, overtime, and night time accurately. Critically check payroll. Meticulous administration

Then we will be excited to receive your CV at: ppm@iway.na.

Only emailed CV's will be processed by no later than 29 June 2015 ONLY SHORT-LISTED CANDIDATES WILL BE NOTIFIED. YOU WILL UNDERGO ASSESSMENTS IN THE SECOND ROUND. NO DOCUMENTS WILL BE RETURNED

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23 JUNE 2015

V A C A N C I E S VACANCY Qualified Fitter & Turner

Requirements: Grade 12 10 Years Experiences in Hydraulics will be an added advantage.

Must be Namibian Citizen Must have a valid driver's licence Sober Habits Please fax your CV to 207402 or mail it to hyserv@iway.na

VACANCY : WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR An opportunity exists for interested and qualified candidates to apply for the mentioned position at Namib Mills Walvis Bay. PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE POSITION To organise and manage load to customers, supervise designated personnel and control all saleable warehouse stock.

KEY FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES · Responsible for the planning and organization of daily loads to customers · Compile all accompanying documentation · Supervise in co-operation with drivers that loads are secured and protected · Supervise designated personnel · Supervise daily stock count · Responsible for stock control and warehousing · Responsible for the Chep pallets and pallet counts · Ensure general cleanliness of the warehouse · Responsible for the general infestation control on the premises · Responsible for the maintenance of forklifts and loading equipment · Responsible for the timeous renewal of truck licenses MINIMUM QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCE · Grade 12 (NQF4) with 5 years' experience in Stock Control on a supervisory level OR relevant certificate (NQF5) with 3 years' experience in Stock Control on a supervisory level · Computer literate · Valid Drivers License · Good communication skills in English and Afrikaans.

ATTRIBUTES · Ability to work under pressure · Good interpersonal skills · Tolerance for stress/frustration · Able to work independently · Thorough & Accurate · Supervisory Skills · Numerical Skills · Able to work after hours and weekends 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.

Please send your CV and supporting documents to hr@namibmills.com.na CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: 30 JUNE 2015

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Walvis Bay Sole & Exclusive Mandate Spacious 160m² 3 bed, 1 ½ bath townhouses.

A rare find at N$ 905 000-00 each!

Claudia 0816051984 SOLE & EXCLUSIVE MANDATE JANNA'S COURT WALVIS BAY Luxurious double storey 3 bed, 2 bath City apartments with dressing room, garage, balcony lounge, Sitting room & kitchen.

Not to be missed – only 2 left!!

N$ 1 620 000-00 Claudia 0816051984 P.A.M TREE VILLAS WALVIS BAY SOLE & EXCLUSIVE MANDATE 205 Free-standing houses located 5km from the Walvis Bay City Centre On the road to Swakopmund.

Choose your own design & plot!

Selling from N$ 615 000-00.

Claudia 0816051984

FOR SALE Kuisebmund - Walvis: BARGAIN!!!!!!

6 Bedroom house, 2 bathrooms, kitchen and boundary walls.

N$710 000.00 Contact: 081 311 3619 FOR SALE Walvis bay - Davo flats Town house: 2 Bedroom house all rooms with BIC, bathroom, kitchen with stove and BIC, lounge and garage N$950 000.00 Oletweni - Swakop: 2 Bedroom house, bathroom, kitchen, lounge and garage.

Bachelor flat with bathroom, kitchen and lounge + 3 back yard flats each with own bathroom.

N$1.25mil (neg) Contact: 081 673 2664 FOR SALE Mondesa - Swakop: 3 Bedrooms, 1 garage, 2 outside flats + 4 rooms.

Contact: 081 270 9534

WALVIS BAY 20 4505

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FORS SALE FOR

Walvis Bay Weighbridge SOLE & EXCLUSIVE MANDATE Prime Warehouses for sale!

Ranging from 165 – 412m² Selling from N$ 1 492 500-00 Don't hesitate! Call Now! Claudia 081 605 1984

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FORS SALE FOR

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

TO LET - WALVIS BAY CENTRAL N$ 7 500 – Upmarket 2 Bed, 2 Bath with single garage N$ 5 500 – 2Bed ,1 bath with single garage

FOR SALE WALVIS BAY CENTRAL Modern double storey Townhouse. 3 bedr, 2 bathr, modern fitted kitchen, open plan, lounge, 1 garage.

Entertainment area with Jacuzzi. Own private yard. Great investment!

N$1 520 000 HERMES Corner 3 Bedr house, 1 bathr, open plan lounge, dining & kitchen, long yard, double garage Grab me today!!

N$1 680 000 Central Town!

2 bedr flat, 1 bathroom open plan lounge, kitchen, 1 Garage The price is right!

N$ 750 000

Olga 081 853 1654

HERMES N$ 4 200.00 – 1 Bed with carport (incl. w & e) MEERSIG N$ 12 500 - Upmarket 3 Bed,2 bath with double garage N$ 13 000.00 Freestanding 3 bed house, 2 bath with double garage.

NEW LAGOON N$ 3 850 – 1Bed flat with single garage LAGOON N$ 4 900 – 2Bed,1Bath with single garage N$ 5 200 – 2bed,1bath with single garage N$ 5 500 – 2Bed,1 bath with single garage

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

TO RENT: Walvis Bay 3 bedroom house close to Duneside School.

3 bedroom with build in cupboards and stove.

Living area with bathroom and garage.

N$ 8 200.00 p/m W/E incl.

Deposito N$ 6 000.00 Please contact: 081 376 2436 064 220 948 Available from 1 July TO RENT: Bachelor flat immediately available 1x bedroom with bic 1x open plam kitchen with lounge 1x toilet and shower Kuisebmond / near Duinesig Combined School N$ 1 600.00 W/E incl.

Preference for single working tenants Big flat available immediately 1x bedroom with b.i.c 1x open plan kitchen with lounge 1x toilet and shower Kuisebmond / near to Duinesig Combine School N$ 3 000.00 p/m W/E incl.

Preference for two parnter working tenants Contact: 081 868 0686 Please leave a message with your name if not answered and ill come back to you ASAP. TO RENT: House to rent in Kuisebmond, Namport Kitchen, sitting room, shower & toilet.

W/E incl.

N$ 3 660.00 p/m Room to rent in Kuisebmond, Namport W/E incl.

N$ 1 450.00 p/m Contact: 081 247 9802 081 614 1253

TO LET Narraville - Walvis Bay: 2 Bedroom flat with 1 bathroom, 1 sitting room and a kitchen available to rent. The yard is very spacious and has a garage. The flat is situated at Koraal 44 opposite Narraville municipality. The flat is conveniently situated within a safe area with a big yard for kids to play.

N$3500.00p/m, Water incl, prepaid installed.

A deposit will be required.

Contact: 081 360 7641 TO LET Tamariskia - Swakop: 2 Bedroom flat, 2 automated garages.

2 Carport.

Very private.

N$6000/month Vogelstrand - Swakop: 3 Bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, Double automated garage, Guest toilet in secure complex with Sea view.

N$8500/month Contact: 085 124 9826 TO RENT: Bachelor flat in Tamariskia, Swakopmund N$ 2 500.00 p/m N$ 1 000.00 deposito W/E incl.

Available 1 July 2015 Call: 081 620 6921 TE HUUR: Narraville Vanaf 30 Junie 1 slaapkamer woonstel, met oopplan kombuis, badkamer + diefwerings N$ 3 000.00 p/m Deposito onderhandelbaar W/L ingsl.

Skakel: 081 327 9800

NEW DEVELOPMENT MONDESA! IMBA VILLAGE Phase 1 selling now!

2 Bed, 1 Bath 62.2m² unit with open plan & garage N$ 668 900.00 VINOTHAN: 0811289388 IYANDA COURT – ARANDIS PHASE ONE SOLD OUT! 2 BED, 1 BATH HOUSE WITH OPEN PLAN KITCHEN/LIVING AREA. OUTSIDE BBQ & PARKING AREA. SAFE & SECURE COMPLEX. N$ 445 000-00 Gogga 0818709950 Vinothan 0811289388

TO RENT: In Ocean view (Swakopmund) Newly build: 1 Bedroom flat available from the 01 July 2015 it Includes: Open Plan Kitchen , build in oven , built in cupboards , an alarm system as well as a garage Amount- N$4 000.00 per month + N$ 2 000.00 (Deposit) Preferably (Single person / Couple with no kids/ pets ) Contact detail: 081 287 7547 / 081 444 2009 To Rent – small office in centre of town ( Walvis Bay) to rent Available 1st of June 2015 Contact: 064-204745 / 0813420000

TO LET Walvis Bay - Central 3 Bedr. Townhouse 2 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, double garage.

N$8890 - Fairway – 3 bedr, 2 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, double garage. N$9 350.00 - Meersig – Townhouse - 2 x bedr, 1 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, single garage. N$5500 - Lagoon – Fully furnished 2 bedroom flat, 1 bathr, single garage. N$5500 - Hermis 2 bedr flat, 1 bathr open plan kitchen / lounge, single garage. N$6050 - Hermis 2 bedr flat, 1 bathr open plan kitchen / lounge.

N$5500 Narraville - 1 x bedr flat, 1 x bathroom.

N$2900.00 - 1 x bedr flat, 1 x bathroom.

N$2600.00 Kuisebmund - 2 bedr flat, 1 bathr, open plan kitchen/lounge N$3860 - Bachelor flat – N$2500 (water & electr incl) WAREHOUSES Light Industrial 450m² N$22 275.00 excl vat 424m² N$18 500.00 excl vat 165m² N$8170.00 excl vat 131m² N$10 500.00 incl vat 230m² N$12 700.00 incl vat 272m² N$17 000.00 incl vat 4140m² N$176 000.00 excl vat Office space – 127m² – N$6485.00 Office space – Central – N$7000.00 Vacant erf with fencing – N$14 800 incl vat (avail 1/6) FEEL FREE TO CONTACT: Yolande – 081 251 9377 / Alda – 081 2555481 Office – 064 272580

KUISEBMOND N$ 2 000 – Single room with own bathroom N$ 3 300 – 2 bed,1Bath house N$ 3 150 – 2Bed,1Bath house N$ 4 000.00 – 3 Bed with single garage N$ 1 000 – Inside room N$ 1 200 – Inside room W&E excl Narraville N$ 3 300 – 1Bed flat INDUSTRIAL N$ 9000.00 excl VAT – New 150m² warehouse with 1 offices N$22 500 excl VAT – Warehouse 520m² N$ 33 000 excl Vat – Modern office block 500m² Please call Rhoda 081 413 1313 Or Talitha 081 337 3669 TO RENT: Walvis Bay Close to Duneside School, in Town 2 bedroom flat with cupboards. Open plan kitchen with living area, bathroom and garage.

In backyard N$ 6 000.00 p/m W/E incl/ Deposito N$ 5 000.00 can be arranged over 2 months Available from 1 July Contact: 081 376 2436 064 220 948 PRIVATE SALE LANGSTRAND PROPER Modern and stylish 3 Bedroom townhouse, fully furnished, 2 bathrooms, indoor braai, tandem garage with extra space for quad bikes, paved yard, alarm system ideal lock up and go.

NAD1.7mil.

Phone Alta 081 243 8000 NO AGENTS

PROPERTIES TO LET IN SWAKOPMUND 1. Vineta: Spacious, neat 4 bedroomed house with separate guest suite.

Walk to the sea.

Available imm.

N$17 500pm 2. Ocean View: 2 bedroomed duplex with one garage. Close to Spar. Very neat.

N$7000pm.

Barbara 081 656 2619 PAM GOLDING PROPERTIES

TO LET SWAKOP LONG BEACH FULLY FURNISHED Lovely 3 Bedroom apartment,2 Bathrooms, Open plan Living Area, Double Garage N$ 8 800.00 LOCK UP & GO FURNISHED 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms S/Garage, very secure complex.

N$ 8 500.00 Ocean View Family perfect Huge 4 bedroom house, pet friendly own yard N$ 16 500.00 CONTACT US STILL TODAY LUISE 0816530765 (064) 464 033 www.remax.co.za Fairways Estate Walvis Bay 2x bedroom, 2x bathroom Open plan kitchen Single garage/electronic garage door, Full alarm system. Spacious court yard behind Pre-paid electricity Water excl.

Rent N$ 6000 + Deposit N$ 6000 (CAN BE PAID IN 2 MONTH INSTALMENTS) Available 1st July 2015 Call: 081 143 4206 / 081 841 0784 TO RENT: Omukumo Properties, Langstrand Long Beach Ext. 2, Praia Longa opposite Dolphin View. 2 bedrooms apartment (both with ensuite & BIC) Inside braai, open plan kitchen and spacious living room, balcony and a Tandem garage to rent.

Available immediately or 1 July. N$ 6 000.00 p/m Water incl.

Electricity pre paid Walvis Bay, CBD House no 257, erf 1121 Nangolo Mbumba near WCC recovery (NAMPOL office to Indongo Toyota road 3 bedrooms, kitchen, lounge, & double garage For rent (residential or office space) Available immediately N$ 9 500.00 p/m W/E excl.

Please call us for viewing 081 292 7764 081 218 9526

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CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

WALVIS BAY Central Spacious modern 3 bed, 2 bath family home with study, open plan kitchen/lounge/ Entertainment area with braai & 3 garages PLUS huge independent bachelor flat N$ 2 695 000-00 Call Joey 081 278 0518 WALVIS BAY Central 3 bed, 1 bath Family home with Open plan kitchen/lounge & 2 garages Lapa, indoor braai.

N$ 1 705 000-00 Joey 081 278 0518 LONGBEACH – CC Reg 645m² Vacant erf in Kuiseb Ave Erf of 645m² Very well situated ONLY N$750 000-00 Joey 081 278 0518 FAIRWAYS Fairly new 2 bed, 2 bath family home offers study/art room, Open plan kitchen/lounge, dining, scullery, Entertainment area with braai & tandem garage With well-maintained garden Only N$ 1 970 000-00 Joey 081 278 0518 FAIRWAYS Stunning upmarket family home offers 5 bed, main with private lounge, stunning bathrooms indoor swimming pool, entertainment area & 4 garages PLUS 1 bed flat with kitchen and bathroom Own entrance N$ 3 415 000-00 Joey 081 278 0518

TO RENT: Fairways 1x2 bedroom flat with build in cupboards 2x bathrooms Open plan kitchen to lounge, built in stove Garage, alar system W/E incl.

N$ 7 500.00 p/m Available July Contact: 081 147 7626 FAIRWAYS One bedroom flat Built in cupboards W/E incl with alarm system.

No garage Available immediately.

N$ 4 500.00 p/m Contact: 08 147 7626 To let: Walvis Bay Lagoon: lovely 2br flat with single garage N$4 300.00 p/m Immediately available Contact 081 129 9932

WANTED: Warehouse + small office ± 150m² not exceeding N$ 10 000.00 p/m Contact: 081 235 3552 081 618 8167 WANTED: Looking for a house to buy cash in Swakopmund, Mondesa or Kuisebmond, Narraville (Walvis Bay).

Around N$ 100 000.00 up to N$ 300 000.00 cash , cash.

Serious buyers only.

Contact: 081 737 3452

SWAKOPMUND BRAND NEW 3 bed, 3 bath house with open Plan with built-in BBQ, 3 garages, Stunning sea view!

Near private school.

N$ 2 050 000-00 ARANDIS NEW - PLOT & PLAN 2 & 3 Bed houses With garage, Each on own erf, Selling from …

N$ 490 000-00 to N$ 575 000-00 ARANDIS NEW DEVELOPMENT 7 X Different house types, Each on own erf House size between 98m² to 158m².

FROM N$ 604 500-00 TO N$ 850 600-00 HENTIES BAY SELLING BELOW VALUATION!!!

Huge 3 bed, 2 bath house In & outside BBQ, Double garage PLUS 2 bed flat with 2 garages.

SWAKOPMUND NEAT AS A PIN! 3 Bed, 2 bath apartment, Open plan kitchen/living, Little courtyard, single Garage, walk to the beach.

N$ 1 180 000-00 GOGGA 0818709950

2 x Outside Rooms and 1 x Inside Room for rent in Soweto Luxury Hill Katutura.

Please contact Jacky at 081 394 0517

WALVIS BAY LAGOON 2 x Bachelor's flats with garage in safe complex.

Within walking distance from the lagoon!

N$ 645 000-00 each.

Joey 0812780518

FOR SALE New Development!!!

Weigh Bridge Area.

17 Warehouses between 165 m² and 412.5 m².

Prices start from N$ 1 473 000.00 cc.

Book yours now, only 6 available!

Investment Opportunity!

Block of flats consisting of 5 Units and 5 Garages.

Potential for extension.

N$ 6 000 000.00 Vacant Industrial Plot – Weigh Bridge Area.

Measuring at 3 472 m² N$ 4 740 000.00 VAT excl.

Luxurious and Affordable.

2 Bedr Townhouse, double garage, Open plan living room, kitchen and spacious court yard. Situated walking distance to the lagoon Excellent Investment N$ 1 160 000.00 Eugene: +26481 737 9708 Lydia: +26481 241 8980 Elmari: +26481 250 7176 Yolande: +26481 251 9377

TO LET SWAKOP OCEAN VIEW KRAMERSDORP Lovely 3 Bedroom house with 3 Bathrooms, 2 Tandem Garages. Pet & Child friendly N$ 24 200.00 KRAMERSDORP 4 Bedroom House Double Garage, Beautiful Garden.

N$ 11 500.00 LONG BEACH Furnished 2 Bedrooms, Lounge, Open plan living area.

N$ 5 500.00 CONTACT US STILL TODAY LUISE 0816530765 (064) 464 033 www.remax.co.za HENTIES BAY: Bargain! 3 bedroom brick house with knotty pine interior, dining, bathroom, kitchen and indoor braai with shower and toilet, single garage.

2 bedroom flat (newly built), open plan kitchen, spacious indoor braai, garage, shower and toilet.

Stand 980 sq meter. A lot of furniture included.

N$ 875 000 Contact: 0813042572, 0812377699

Contact Remax for all your property needs!

Our friendly agents standing by whether you are selling, buying or renting!

Give us a call!

Ongwediva 065 238 342 / 0812792525 Swakopmund 064 464 033 / 081 870 9950 Walvis Bay 064 212 440 / 081 605 1984

TO LET SWAKOP WE ARE LOOKING FOR HOUSES TO RENT IN DIFFERENT AREAS. WE HAVE PREAPROVED CUSTOMERS. TAMARISKIA Bachelor Flat, Open Plan Living Area.

Water & Elec Included.

Single Person N$ 2750.00 with Garage N$3 300.00 LONG BEACH Furnished OR Unfurnished 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Open Plan Living Area with Double Garage.

Furn: N$ 8 800.00 Unfurn: N$7700.00 CONTACT US STILL TODAY LUISE 0816530765 (064) 464 033 www.remax.co.za TE HUUR: Vol gemeubileerde enkelwoonstel bestaande uit slaapkame, badkamer en kombuis te huur in Lagoon area, Walvisbaai.

Buitekamer onderdak.

Beskikbaar 1 Julie Veilige en privaat.

Onderdak parkering beskikbaar. Gedeeltelike DSTV W/L ingsl.

N$ 3 600.00 p/m vir 1 persoon en N$ 4 000.00 p/m vir 2 persone.

Dieselfde bedrag deposito (afbetaalbaar 3 maande kan gereel word) Jammer geen kinders of troeteldiere Kontak: 081 247 1687 TO LET VOGELSTRANDT! cute 1 bed flat, lounge, kitchenette, 1 bath, garage. prepaid elec.

N$ 4200.00 pm MILE 4 3 bed duplex, 2 bath, 2 garages, large o/plan, indoor bbq, courtyard. pet friendly. prepaid elec.

N$ 8500.00 pm SWAKOPMUND CENTRAL 3 bed flat, 2 bath, fully furn., indoor bbq, 2 garages, alarm.

N$ 8500.00 pm Jp van der Walt Capricorn Estates 081 127 2736 SELLING YOUR HOME??

Get the price you want.

No negotiating with buyers. No agent commissions.

RENTING YOUR HOME??

Get the price you want.

No negotiating with tenants. No agent commissions.

Contact: 081 673 2664 TO RENT: Bachelor flat available for rent in Narraville Own shower & toilet Open plan kitchen N$ 2 900.00 p/m W/E incl.

N$ 1 300.00 deposit Available as from 1 July Contact: 081 129 3694

ACCOMMODATION

WANTED

CARS

ACCOMMODATION: Situated on 31 Avis Road Swiss Chalets offer fully equiped rooms, free wifi & 24 hours security Mini conference also available.

Contact: 061 305 551 081 433 3185 E-mail: swiss.chalets@iway.na

CASH FOR GOLD We buy Gold & Silver Jewellery and Coins even if it's broken. We also Buy Diamonds. We operate in Swakop, Walvis Bay, Henties Bay, Arandis, Uis and Omaruru.

Contact us at: 0813443794/081315 9178 We are available 24/7

M+Z Motors Coastal

VACANCIES

TO HIRE

Now N$349 500

VACANCY: 2 x Supervisors needed for a security company Minimum requirements: Grade 10,Previous experience as Supervisor Police Clearance, Valid driver's license, English and Afrikaans speaking.

Hand deliver CV at 221 Sam Nujoma Avenue, Walvis Bay ( Opposite Casa Mia Hotel ) VACANCY: Spray painter needed.

Contact Mr H.P. Jooste 081 124 7972 081 414 9652 VACANCY: E.Y Construction 20x bricklayers 15x semi skilled laborers 4x leading hands From 30.06.2015 “No chance takers” No sms’s or missed calls please!

Deliver Cv’s at No 47 Theo Ben Gurirab Str Meersig

TRUCK HIRE Cool/box truck for hire 3,5 tonne carrying capacity Call: 081 353 7333

WANTED

FOR SALE

2012 Fortuner 3.0 D4D Auto 123000km Was N$359 995 *FSH and great condition* Karmen +264 81 302 8571

Louis +264 81 293 2348

M+Z Motors Coastal Tel: 064 20 37 92

mzcoastal@metjeziegler.com

FOR SALE Hire a 5ton Skip Bin Call:081 617 7306 Omakolokoto Skip Bin Rentals & Sales

CARS M+Z Motors Coastal

2009 Nissan Patrol 134000km

N$ 249 995 *below value – lots of extras*

Karmen +264 81 302 8571

Louis +264 81 293 2348

Tel: 064 20 37 92

M+Z Motors Coastal

FOR SALE

mzcoastal@metjeziegler.com

mzcoastal@metjeziegler.com

2012 Volvo XC60 AWD 73 000km VACANCY - ESTATE AGENTS NEEDED! WALVIS BAY & SWAKOPMUND WE ARE LOOKING FOR QUALIFIED, EXPERIENCED AND MOTIVATED ESTATE AGENTS TO JOIN OUR SALES TEAMS IN WALVIS & SWAKOPMUND PLEASE EMAIL CV'S TOGETHER WITH VALID FIDELITY CERTIFICATE & DRIVER'S LICENCE TO pa.remaxatlantic@iway. na NB: MUST HAVE OWN

Tel: 064 20 37 92

mzcoastal@metjeziegler.com

N$ 395 000 *loads of extras* Karmen +264 81 302 8571

Louis +264 81 293 2348

M+Z Motors Coastal Tel: 064 20 37 92

mzcoastal@metjeziegler.com

FOR SALE

2010 Corolla 1.3 professional 110 000km

Tel: 064 20 37 92

FOR SALE

2012 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 68 000km

N$ 359 000 Karmen +264 81 302 8571

Louis +264 81 293 2348

M+Z Motors Coastal Tel: 064 20 37 92

mzcoastal@metjeziegler.com

FOR SALE

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Laerskool Walvisbaai Spog Vier uitsonderlike talentvolle sportmanne van Laerskool Walvisbaai is die afgelope jaar vir verskeie Namibiese spanne gekies.

Johann v.d. Merwe en Ettienne Beukes het tydens die afgelope vakansie as deel van die Namibiese muurbalspan aan 'n toernooi in Bloemfontein deelgeneem.

Johann is ook vir die Namibiese O/13rugbyspan gekies.

Ettienne Beukes en Dian Neethling is vir die Namibiese O/13-krieketspan gekies en Dian is as kaptein aangewys.

Johann v.d. Merwe is as reserwe gekies.

Ettienne, Dian, Johann en Matthew de Gouveia is ook in die Namibiese O/14-hokkiespan opgeneem.

Ons glo dat daar 'n blink sport toekoms vir hierdie talentvolle seuns voorlĂŞ.

Twee van ons netbaldogters het ook die Namibiese netbalspan gehaal.

Roberta Manale O/12 en Rachelle Roets O/13.

Rachelle was ook in 2014 in die O/12 span opgeneem.

Dian Neethling

Rachelle Roets

Johann van der Merwe

Matthew de Gouveia

Ettienne Beukes

Roberta Manale

NOTICE CONSENT USES, ERECTION OF BUILDINGS AND USE OF LAND IN TERMS OF 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 Services.

Erf 4821, (Extension 10) Industrial Area, Swakopmund: Special permission to construct a Warehouse.

Contact Person: Mr. A. Van der Westhuizen Tel: +264 (64) 4104403 (Manager: Town Planning) Any person having any objections to the proposed steps may lodge such objections, duly motivated in writing, with the Chief Executive Officer until 14 July 2015

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SPORT

SQUASH NOTES

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Namib Diesel Social League Pop's day… Woohoo! Sipping a glass wine over to a super barbeque … would have liked a V&C, but due to some responsibilities at hand, like the write up had to give it a miss, as I have to rack the brains for two rounds that was played the past week.

Now that's dedication … heheh. Hope all the Dads out there had a super day, as well.

The results for Monday 15th were as follows:Seawork [2] vs Fuel Pump Repairs Africa [4] 1. Jan de Smit vs Clifford de Witt 1-3. Looks like Cliffy gave Jan a good run.

2. Blackie Zwart vs Matthys Robberts 1-3. A good effort by Blackie at number 3.

3. Anneke Grobler vs Dirk Bosman 0-3. Dirk kept it economical and didn't burn much fuel.

4. Sam Webster vs Arlene Visser 0-3. With Sam a bit under the weather, Arlene kept it as short as possible.

5. Goretti Jansen vs Michail Pretorius 3-0. Goretti pulled off a great win for the Seaworkian team.

6. Bernette Louw vs Dina van der Meer 3-0. Bernette reeled in a good catch.

Rent-A-Drum [3] vs Gateway Logistics [3] 1. Stefan van Tonder vs Jaco de Witt 1-3. Nee wat, Jaco weet hoe om n ou moeg te maak.. heh!

2. Dylan Spencer vs Richard van der Meer 3-1. A great win for Dylan.

3. Bertus Fokkens vs Jorn Wormsbacher 0-3. A drum roll would have been perfect for Jorn's win.

4. Bykes Muashekele vs Gerhard Hough 3-0. Bykes cleared the way to a good result.

5. Jakkie Nel vs Craig Hearn 0-3. Looks like Craig is going to be the man to beat at no.5 6. Jenny Lombard vs Shelly Arnold 3-0. The star reserve, Jenny pulls it off again.

FCS [2] vs Supatronix [4] 1. Imanuel Amorongo vs Michael Stauder 0-3. Imanuel had it all figured out against Michi.

2. Jenny Pahl vs Ze de Britto 0-3. Wow! The first game 1517. Ze had to play Supa to get the better of Jen. 3. Pieter Beukes vs Heinz Ahrenz 0-3. Heinz obviously wanted to get the match over ASAP. 4. Christo van Wyk vs Doyle de Haas 1-3. Doyle snatched a breather before taking the match.

5. Ettiene Beukes vs Toya Louw 3-0. It seems Ettiene's stamina was a tad too much for Toya to handle.

6. Connie Olivier vs Conny Becker 1-3. The battle of the C's. CB took out the CO with some supa play.

Woermann Brock Hardware & Building Supplie [3] vs Magic Discounters [3] 1. Trevor Grane vs Leslie Bosman 3-0. Trev's determined to make his presence felt this year.

2. Danie Jansen vs Cabous Olivier 3-0. The score line was close. Danie wrapped it up with some good play.

3. Trevor Heath vs Carla Cummings 3-0. Carla was sick, which hampered her game tremendously.

4. Oscar Fernandez vs Poena Olivier 2-3. A close game ..

The more Oscar tried to keep the flow going the more Poena used his craftiness to slow things down and take a magic win.

5. Mauricio Rangel vs Hein Bam 0-3. A-ha … Hein played like a star. This slot is definitely between him and Craig.

6. Zeenid Martins vs Elsje van der Merwe 1-3. Magic could not have selected a better replacement. Elsje is a magic player.

Namibia Fishmeal Processors [6] vs Coastal Car Hire [0] – NFP made good on all the players moving up a position in CCH. 1. Borja Romero vs Sharde Fisher 3-2. Borja didn't have it easy, as Sharde played his best game to date.

2. Brandon Grane vs Martin Krause 3-1. Martin did well to take a game off Brandon, who is playing very well at the moment.

3. Zaan de Witt vs Desire Tuit 3-0. There is no two ways about it, Zaan's game is picking up as the socials progresses.

4. Lindsay Lottering vs Bruce Stewart 3-1. Lindsay did not have it all her own way.

5. Ryan Gruhn vs Jacques Serfontein 3-2. A great close

match, which could have gone either way.

6. Anna Maria Venter vs Zola Nel 3-0. Taking a guess that Anna Maria made good use of her soft game.

Wednesday 17th:Woermann Brock Hardware & Building Supplies [4] vs Namibia Fishmeal Processors [2] 1. Trevor Grane vs Borja Romero 3-0. Me thinks Trev gave Borja a good workout.

2. Danie Jansen vs Brandon Grane 0-3. Brandon could not have picked a better night to bring on his A game.

3. Trevor Heath vs Zaan de Witt 3-1. Zaan did not make it easy for Trev who had to change his game plan to get the better of her.

4. Oscar Fernandez vs Lindsay Lottering 3-2. The match was very competitive and could have gone either way, but played in such a great social manner.

5. Mauricio Rangel vs Luther Mostert 1-3. Luther tried to wrap things up rapidly, but had to play his heart out for a certain win.

6. Zeenid Martins vs Anna Maria Venter 3-0. Zeenid's rapidness over the court nailed it for her.

Supatronix [4] vs Gateway Logistics [2] 1. Michael Stauder vs Jaco de Witt 1-3. Jaco's shots sat, thereby draining Michi's energy.

2. Ze de Britto vs Richard van der Meer 3-2. A supa effort pulled it off for Ze. 3. Heinz Ahrens vs Jorn Wormsbacher 3-1. Heinz made to work for his win.

4. Doyle de Haas vs Gerhard Hough 3-1. Another closely contested match. Doyle just managed to to Gehard.

5. Toya Louw vs Craig Hearn 0-3. No gateway through for Toya, as Craig plodded on.

6. Conny Becker vs Shelly Arnold 3-0. …And Conny rakes in another win … Supa, What!

Magic Discounters [4] vs Fuel Pump Repairs Africa [2] 1. Leslie Bosman vs Clifford de Witt 0-3. Cliffy very fuel efficient kept it as short as possible.

2. Cabous Olivier vs Matthys Robberts 3-1. Cabous wielded his magic wand and produced the shots for a magic result.

3. Carla Cummings vs Dirk Bosman 0-3. Dirk must have burnt some rubber trying to make it a quick match.

4. Poen Olivier vs Arlene Visser 3-0. Looks like Poena followed suit..

5. Hein Bam vs Michail Pretorius 3-0. If anyone breezed through his match, it's Hein.

6. Elsje van der Merwe vs Jenny Lombard 3-1. It seems Elsje did not have it all her own way. The scoreline was not as easy as it seems.

FCS [5] vs Coastal Car Hire [1] 1. Imanuel Amorongo vs Wynand Breytenbach 3-0.

Imanuel making it clear why he is also one of the top players.

2. Jenny Pahl vs Sharde Fisher 3-1. Hmm .. looks like Sharde is struggling this year. Jen pulled off a great win.

3. Pieter Beukes vs Martin Krause 0-3. It seems Pieter did not make it easy pickings for Martin.

4. Christo van Wyk vs Desire Tuit 3-0. Aitsa… It seems Christo is showing his true worth this year.

5. Ettiene Beukes vs Bruce Stewart 3-1. Ettiene credited with a good result.

6. Connie Olivier vs Zola Nel 3-1. Zola made sure it was not going to be an easy match for Connie who was credited with the win.

The points standing at the present is:FCS – 85 ; WB Hardware & Building Supplies – 80 ; Supatronix – 71 ; Namibia Fishmeal Processors – 67 ; Fuel Pump Repairs Africa – 61 ; Coastal Car Hire – 56 ; Magic Discounters – 54 ; Gateway Logistics – 52 ; Seawork – 48 & Rent-A-Drum – 44.

The after play socialising is going great. It is always good to see the club abuzz with people. Keep it up; it's definitely reminiscent of the old days.

A gentle reminder to all that play will be on Monday and Wednesday next week.

CRICKET NEWS

EBH T20

Week 5 of the EBH T20 took place last weekend with the top 4 teams on the log booking their respective semi-final places.

This coming weekend matches will be decided as to who will be facing off in the Cup semi-final play-off's taking place 27 June between, The Walvis Bay Wild Dogs, EBH 1, Swakopmund Engen Strikers and Exact Construction. EBH Development XI and NDF Oshiponga will face off in the Plate-Final scheduled for 4th July on Sparta at 8am, after that the winners of the Cup Semi-final winners will battle it out for the EBH T20 Floating Trophy.

The Desert Creek Spur Swakopmund sponsored the Pro-Ed Academy 0/13 Rugby Team with brand new rugby shirts and shorts.

Rossmund Golf Club News

We are having some really great golfing weather here at Rossmund - I believe the word for Saturday last was "just perfect.”

Mornings are a bit chilly so the seniors are all warmly dressed. Perfect however is not the case with our resident springbok who are really having a field day messing up the course and the surrounding gardens big time.

Wednesday 10 June we had an old/new sponsor for 2015 in the driving seat.

Fruit and Veg City with some shopping vouchers up for grabs. Looks as if our lady golfers were really on form as they took both prizes in the 18 hole competition - Rina came out tops after a countout with Bubble - both scoring a well-played 34pts - whilst the 9 hole prize went to our Vice Captain Jacque with 18pts over the front nine.

Saturday 13 June the Novanam Monthly Medal Competition was contested with 33 players taking to the fairways in what I believe was fantastic weather conditions. Thanks once again to Novanam for the "feesh" and also to Roberta for being there to present the prizes. Strangely enough there were only 2 x 2clubs coming from Likius on No.12 and Fanus on No.7 Overall Winner: L Nande 67nett; "A" Div: S Bonifatius 69nett; "B" Div: A Strauss 71nett; "C" Div: G Murasiki 72nett; Ladies: B Burns 79nett; Jnrs: E Uushona 74nett.

Coming-up: Saturday 20 June - club sponsored Betterball Stableford Sunday 21 June - monthly SAGES sponsor Tracks & Trails.

Saturday 27 June - Swakop Open sponsored by Multichoice - 36 holes A & B Division; 18 holes C Division.

If you are a collector of Golf Memorabilia "Titleist" have manufactured a limited edition of golf balls to celebrate 67 years in the business - we have some available at the Pro shop. After a bad round of golf Bob Hope once said "I'd give up golf if I didn't have so many sweaters."

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Swakop derby stel nie teleur nie

Marshallino Beukes

Soos verwag, was dit ‘n klipharde wedstryd met nie een van die twee spanne wat ‘n snars agteruitgestaan het vir die ander nie.

Die wedstryd is op Dolphins se tuisgrond (Vineta stadion) gespeel en die tuisskare het bankvas agter hul span gestaan.

Die eerste helfte van die wedstryd het geen drieë opgelewer nie, maar wel twee strafskoppe aan die Sharks en een aan die tuisspan. Slot, Nivine Nel het geen fout gemaak met sy twee strafskoppe vir die Sharks nie, en Jaco-Martin Venter het Dolphins op die telbord geplaas.

Die rustydtelling was 6-3

in die besoekers se guns.

Dolphins afrigter, Eben Isaaks, moes rustyd hard met die manne gepraat het, want met die omdraaislag het Dolphins onmiddellik op die aanval oorgegaan en behoorlik in die Sharks se helfte geboer.

Hulle is beloon met ‘n welverdiende drie deur flank, Barnett Geldenhuys.

Ongelukkig is die verdoeling verbrou.

Met die telling nou op 8-6 in die tuisspan se guns, was dit ‘n verwoede Sharksspan wat op die aanval was. Anthony van Rooi, die Sharks se skrumskakel, het sy span se lojale ondersteuners laat jubel nadat hy

die tuisspan se verdediging geklop en agter die doellyn gaan kuier het. Donovan Hummel het geen fout gemaak met die verdoeling nie, om die telling op 13-8 tot staan te bring.

Aanval na aanval is deur die Sharks se verdediging afgeweer en Dolphins was ongelukkig om nie nog ‘n drie aan te teken nie. Met die telling op 13-8 het die skeidsregter se fluitjie die einde van die wedstryd aangekondig.

Na die wedstryd het die afrigter van Dolphins, Eben Isaaks, genoem dat hy oor die algemeen tevrede met die wedstryd was en erken dat die Sharks hulle iet-

Foto deur Marshallino Beukes

Rugbyliefhebbers en ondersteuners het behoorlik waarde vir hul geld gekry tydens die naweek se titaniese stryd tussen die twee Swakopmund-spanne, Dolphins en West Coast Sharks.

Aksie! wat in die voorry oorheers het.

Hy het ook die feit dat hul agterlyn se afronding nie honderd present was nie benadruk. Herman “Beertjie” Engelbrecht (Sharks afrigter) het ook sy te-

vredenheid uitgespreek en die Dolphins-span geloof vir hul veggees. Hy het aangedui dat ‘n groot verskil alreeds in die Dolphins-span merkbaar is, nadat die nuwe bestuur en afrigter die leisels oor-

geneem het en die manne alle voorspoed toegewens.

Rugby was aan die einde van die dag die algehele wenner. Elron Beukes is as Dolphins se speler van die wedstryd aangewys en hy het met N$250, geborg

deur Benguella Buthery, weggestap. Mario Diergaardt is as die Sharks se speler van die wedstryd aangewys en hy het N$200 in sy sak gesteek.

Brave Warriors beat Zambia in first CHAN qualifier

The Brave Warriors beat Zambia’s Chipolopolo 2-1 in their first 2016 African Nations Championship (CHAN) qualifier in Windhoek on Sunday.

The game kicked off with The pressure continued half as they gave Zam- cause he was very close subject as published in a that Mr Mannetti has curfew opportunities creat- from the Warriors’ side, bia a lot of opportunities. to the players. The Na- local newspaper/tabloid rently left his position, but said it was due to what the ed by both teams until and few minutes later a He said there was a prob- mibia Football Associa- last week. the 14th minute into the pass from Ananias Geb- lem in the structure too, tion (NFA) announced on All meetings of the gov- Association believes to be first half when Zambia’s hardt to Stephanus which especially going forward Thursday that Mannetti is erning body of the asso- a misunderstanding, and Justine Zulu scored that eventually saw Benyamen with players going out of stepping down as coach of ciation are conducted and that the NFA is in the proNenkavu grab the oppor- their positions, running the senior national football held in accordance with cess of engaging him with team’s only goal.

The Warriors failed to tunity to score the team’s into their teammates, stat- team, three days before the the Statutes of the Associ- a view to request him to ing that it was problemat- encounter against Zambia. ation without any excep- resume his duties. convert the few chances second goal.

They will allow him a reathey created, leaving the The team however lost ic because they could not “I hope the problems will tion. be sorted. I think he is The Statutes do not make sonable period of time to score sheet clean for them some focus in the midfield, keep the balance. opportunities Kanalelo said he is at the the right man for the na- any provision for holding absorb the tensions caused at half-time, while Zam- creating bia took the lead with one for their opponents, but moment satisfied with the tional team and I hope he and/or conducting any by the misunderstanding, goal. A change in structure goalkeeper Charles Uirab 2-1 victory, noting that will come back,” he said, secret meeting or what- but they are positive that from how the Namibians continued to do what he is the team cannot yet play adding that Mannetti has soever. It said Mannetti is he would resume the duplayed in the first half saw best known for, helping the a tactical defensive game come a long way with the still regarded by the NFA ties well before the next Chipolopolo put under Warriors to end the game so they have to move for- players. The return leg will President, its Executive African Cup of Nations pressure by Willy Stepha- in their favour with a 2-1 ward with the speed they be played in Zambia on 4 Committee and the Gen- 2017 qualifying match. eral Secretariat, as the Na- The NFA stated categoriJuly. possess. victory. nus and Peter Shalulile.

Less than 20 minutes into Speaking to members of Meanwhile, he said the The NFA in a media state- tional Team Head Coach, cally that it is not looking the second half, a brilliant the media after their vic- resignation of coach Ri- ment over the weekend the and that it should be noted for a new coach, neither goal by Stephanus saw the tory, interim coach Ron- cardo Mannetti last week Executive Committee of that Mr Mannetti is still an does it plan to do so.

The NFA President, its Brave Warriors equalise ny Kanalelo said they is a setback for the play- the NFA has not conduct- employee of the NFA. didn’t play well in the first ers psychologically be- ed a secret meeting on the It acknowledged the fact Executive Committee and with Zambia.

the General Secretariat also expressed shock and puzzlement at statements made in the press, but wished to promise the football lovers and all persons affected directly or indirectly by this issue that they will resolve it virtuously.

The NFA media statement follows a report in another Namibian newspaper, in which had been suggested that “the NFA in a secret meeting decided to fire Mannetti and replace him with another coach” - the last couple of days have also seen a rumour that Mannetti might be on his way to KwaZulu-Natal.

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Sky Sport Enterprises wins Top Score 7-a-side coastal tournament Madelaine Laubscher On 20 June, Top Score hosted the finals of the first ever Top Score 7-a-side coastal soccer tournament at the Swakopmund Football Club.

The league started on Thursday and ended on Saturday. Miss Ashante Manetti, said “no other game brings people together like Africa’s favourite game of soccer and this was evident as various corporates competed in Namibia’s annual social sports for the chance of being crowned as the first Top Score 7-a-side Coastal champions.”

With 20 teams participating, the event reached a dramatic finale as Sky

Sport Enterprises took on JANU Trucking for the coveted title and cash prize of N$10 000.

“The tension was high but Sky Sport Enterprises saw them emerging as the champions of the Top Score 7-a-side coastal tournament 2015. A special highlight was surely the supporters that came out in big numbers to support their local team and were treated to some top score give-aways.

We are very pleased with

The winning team, Sky Sport Enterprises

the tournament where amateur teams not only showcased their skills but also could indulge in a friendly and well-organised competition environment.

We have seen some excellent games and commend the participants on their sportsmanship. We thank all teams and loyal support-

ers for their commitment and we promise to come back bigger and better next year,” she concluded.

Namib Mills is also very excited to announce that the tournament will be expanding its footprints this year and will be hosting the tournament in the North later this year.

u/13 Girls Soccer League kicks off

The schools who participated in the league are Flamingo Primary School, Vrede Rede Primary School, J.P Brandt Primary School, Narraville Primary School,

Photos by Leandrea Louw

The u/13 Girls Soccer League for all schools in the Erongo Region kicked off on Saturday at the Jan Wilken Stadium.

Duinesig Primary School and Immanuel Ruiters Primary School.

The scores for the day were: Vrede Rede 4 – JP Brandt 0.

Narravillle PS 0 – Flamingo PS 0. Duinesig PS 3 – Immanuel Ruiters 1. Flamingo PS 1 – Vrede Rede 4. Narriville PS 1 – JP Brandt 0 and Duiseig

PS 1- Vrede Rede 3.

The under 15 and 17 leagues will kick off later in the week.