26 may namib times e-edition

Tragic loss at Namibia Stevedoring

Empoyee's Life Cut Short in Fatal Work Incident

Eileen van der Schyff

AtragicincidentatthePortofWalvisBayhasclaimedthelifeof42-yearoldMrTangeniAntindi,anemployeeofNamibiaStevedoringServiceson Friday,19Mayatapproximately12:00.Theincidentoccurredduringthe loadingofacontainerusingaship'scrane,resultingintheuntimelydeath ofMrAntindi.Theauthoritieshavelaunchedathoroughinvestigationto determinethecauseoftheincidentandgatherallrelevantdetails.

TragedystruckwhenMr TangeniAntindi lost his lifewhileperforminghis duties on the Maria Da Pazcargovesselatbirth 10 at the Port of Walvis Bay Mr Antindi was involved in the loading of a flat truck 20-meter container using a ship's crane when the incident occurred.

Emergency services, including ambulance personnel, responded

promptly to the scene upon receiving notification of the incident.

Despite their immediate efforts, Mr Tangeni Antindi was tragically pronounced deceased on the scene. The loss of a valuable member of the workforce has deeply affected the Namibia Stevedoring Services community Namport's Executive: Commercial Services,

Parliamentary Standing Committee finds Swakopmund Police Stations appalling Officers need to vacate Swakopmund police station

Minister of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism Visits Husab Mine, Applauds Swakop Uranium's Compliance

Mr Elias Mwenyo, expressed deep condolences to the family and working family of Mr Tangeni Antindi during thisdifficulttime.

According to a media release issued by Mr Mwenyo, a comprehensive investigation in collaboration with the Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations, and

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Swakopmundtohost5 Africa YouthinTourismInnovation Summit&Challenge2023

The Media and Awareness Sub-Committee for the Africa Youth in TourismInnovationSummitandChallenge2023announcedtheyouth summitwillbehostedatTheMTCDomeinSwakopmundthisyear.

According to a press statement by the media sub-committee, the Government of the Republic of Namibia through the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism (MEFT) won the bid to host the AfricaYouthinTourism Innovation Summit and Challenge for three

consecutive years in collaboration with the Africa Tourism Partners South Africa and the UNWTO (World Tourism Organization) since 2022 After hosting a th successful 4 edition of the summit in Windhoek in 2022, the MEFT is th againreadytohostthe5 editionofthiscontinental

event from 30 May to 2 June 2023 in Swakopmund,ErongoRegion. According to the media sub-committee, the AfricaYouthinTourism Innovation Summit and Challengeistheoneand only Pan-African Youth and start-up tourism summitonthecontinent.

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During their visit to the Erongo region on Monday this week, the Parliamentary Standing Committee on ForeignAffairs, Defence, and Security in an inspection to the Swakopmund and Mondesa police stations, noted and brought to light the dreadful conditions of the holdingcellsandpoliceofficerlivingquartersofbothinstitutions.

The group started their inspection at the Mondesa barracks for police officers where there are ten male, eleven female single rooms and five familyhomes.Apartfromthefactthat the barracks are not very spacious, theyneedrenovationbecausethetaps, showers, and toilets are out of order and the rusting washing basins are fallingoffthewalls.

The Mondesa police station, which serves Mondesa, Tamariskia, DRC Informal Settlement, and Matutura, needs vehicles, according to the Station Commander, Hilma Uugwanga. Uugwanga said the last time the ministry bought cars was around 2015, and the cars in Swakopmund does not reach their life expectancy

because of rust due to bad weather conditions. The office faces storage spacechallenges,therecovereditems from suspects are taking up space in the hallways, and boxes containing papers and dockets are piled up in small offices. According to Uugwanga,althoughtheofficeissmall,it isalsoshortofstaff.

Honourable Vincent Mareka complained about the inhumane conditions of the holding cell in which offenders are kept at the Mondesapolicestation.Thecellhad a very bad odour with poor to no lighting.Thecellonlyhasoneshower andonetoilet.Currently,thereisonly one offender kept at the Mondesa

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Tragic loss

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Employment Creation, iscurrentlyunderwayto determine the circumstances surrounding the incident The authorities are committed to conducting a thoroughexaminationto establish the cause and gather all pertinent details.

According to the Unit Commander for Community Affairs of the police in Erongo, Inspector Ileni Shapumba, it is alleged the accident happened while the operator of the crane was loading a flat truck 20-meter container containing bags of ce-

ment. “It is alleged it swerved and hit the deceased on the chest while he was directing the crane operator to position the container ontotheothercontainers. He fell between the packed containers and sadly died instantly,” Shapumbasaid.

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It is an exclusive platform provided to innovative African youth in the travel and tourism industry looking for funding, partnership, and mentorship opportunities to present their projects to the global marketplace to find the required support for their programmes. The summit will feature a desktop exhibition, a masterclass on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) using digitalandsocialmedia and entrepreneurship, as well as trade offer-

ings from tour operators, lodging facilities for tourists,transportservice providers, educational institutions,start-upsand incubators for travel and marketing technology, employment agencies, and more. The objective is to give African youth, start-ups, business owners, students, and small businesses a revolutionary platform for generating income and developingtheircareers. Thesummitisopentoall interested youth, startups and professionals in the tourism, travel,

hospitality, aviation, academia, technology sectors and all related industries to connect engage, learn, innovate, and grow The statement reads, “Interested individuals, professionals and organisations should register to attend the summit on the website wwwyouthtourismsu mmit.com. The registration is free, and we encourage interested parties to register at their earliest conveniencetopartakeinthe youthsummit.”

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PoliceStation.

The parliamentarians also visited the Swakopmund police station.Although the media was not allowed to go into the cells or the barracks of the Swakopmund police station, Station Commander, Ruben Shapumba said the station is also facing the samechallengesastheMondesapolicestation. The station is under-staffed, in need of vehicles and althoughthefaceofthebuildinglooksfancy,officers wereaskedtovacatethebuildingbecauseitneedsan urgentrevampasitisoldandposesdangeraswalls andtheroofisinadilapidatedconditionandtheroof

posesariskof crumblingand fallingin. TheParliamentaryStandingCommitteeforForeign Affairs, Safety and Security at the National AssemblywasintheErongoregionsinceMonday, 22 May to oversee the activities of the Ministry of Defence, Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security, Namibia Central Inteligence and Correctional Services and other agencies that are dealingwithsecurityinthecountry Theywill departtomorrow

Minister of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism Visits Husab Mine, Applauds Swakop Uranium's Compliance

Eileen van der Schyff

TheMinisterofEnvironment,ForestryandTourism,HonourablePohambaShifeta,undertooka familiarisationvisittotheHusabminerecently ThevisitaimedtoprovidetheMinisterwithfirst handinsightintotheoperationsofthemine,andhewaswarmlyreceivedbytheChiefExecutive Officer (CEO) of Swakop Uranium, Mr Qiu Bin, along with the Executive Committee (Exco) members.

During the visit, Minister Shifeta was given a comprehensivetourofthe Processing Plant and the MiningPit,providinghim with an in-depth understanding of the various aspects of uranium mining and processing. The CEO and Exco members showcased the state-ofthe-art facilities and the rigorous adherence to governmental laws and regulations that Swakopmund Uranium has diligently maintained overtheyears. Impressed by what he witnessed, Minister ShifetacommendedSwakopmund Uranium for its unwavering commitment to upholding environmental and regulatory standards in its operations “Swakopmund Uranium's dedication to maintaining high standards and compliance with governmental laws and regulations are commendable,” stated MinisterShifetaduringthevisit.

Walvis Bay recommends Friendship City with Japan

The Municipality of Walvis Bay recommended, in a council meeting yet to be approved, a proposedinter-municipalrelationshipbywayof a “Friendship City” be entered into with WakayamaCityinJapan.

This follows a proposal, to enter into a cooperation agreement with the city in Japan, submitted by the EmbassyoftheRepublicofNamibiainJapanthrough the Ministry of International Relations and CooperationforWalvisBay

The Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation, “the intention of the cooperation is to promotecultural,tradeandtourismbetweenNamibia and Japan.” The Embassy had initially proposed six citieswhichwerethenreducedtothree,namelyOsaka, Mikayo andWakayama.The recommendation stands becauseofJapan's synergytoWalvisBay,inareasof portandindustrialactivitiesaswellasanactivefishing

Eliphas Sheepo

industry Wakayama, with a population of up to 350 000 people and local economy based mainly on commercial fishing and agriculture was found to be mostsuitedforsuchanendeavor

The Municipality of Walvis Bay had previously adopted a policy decision that reiterated, “it recognises the importance of inter-municipal relations and co-operation with other local authorities, as a means of transferring skills and knowledge.”Additionally,greatemphasiswasplaced ontherecommendationasbeingbeneficialforWalvis Bayasawhole.

Council also recommended that the Ministry of Urban and Rural Development of International Relations and Cooperation be informed of this decision, as well as that modalities of the signing of the agreement and further specific cooperation projectsbelefttotheadministrationofbothcities.

Parliamentary standing committee applauds Swakopmund prison

Staff of the Swakopmund prison was applauded for the prison's cleanliness and good maintenance by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Security led by Chairperson, Honourable Leevi Katoma, while addressing prison officialsonMondaythisweek.

During the visit to the facility, Katoma explained to prison officials it is the responsibility of the Parliamentary Standing Committee to oversee activities of the ministries and institutions dealing with security issues which includes correction services as per mandate of the constitution and the standing rules of parliament “We have decidedtocomeoverto visityourfacilityaspart of our oversight function to acquaint ourselves with the programs that you are busy with, and to understand and appreciate the effort that you are putting in, and to know the challenges that you arefacedwithsothatwe

take it up and make a report,” Katoma said According to Katoma, the report will then be taken to parliament for discussions and adoption, after which the report will be handed over to the line ministry who is responsible for dealingwithandsorting out all challenges that have been found by the committee as outlined. Parliament will then continuously follow up on how far the recommendations have been implemented.Inthecase of challenges, the line ministry will have to report back to parliament.

Although the SwakopmundPrisonisknownas one of the best facilities in the country, the facilityfacesachallenge

of space/venue as they onlyhaveonehallthatis being used as a dining hall, personnel meetings,avenueforvisitors, and conducting programs The Swakopmund Prison also lacks transportforofficersand offenders During a briefingsessionwiththe parliamentarians, the Officer in Charge of the Swakopmund Prison, Violet-Frances Limon, said the beds of the offenders in the facility are also dilapidated Another challenge that Limon shared was the fact that there are more female officers than male officers in case of handling inmates, and this is a challenge because the prison only hosts male inmates and female officers cannot

guard male offenders alone without being accompanied by a male officer Limon recommended that prefabricated classrooms be erected for programs, that provisions be made for the transport of officers and offenders, and that the dilapidated

bed's top steel sheets be replaced with wooden boards. The facility is understaffed with 116 officers, whereas they are supposed to be 177 staff members. Furthermore, only 61 officers are currently employed as per the organisational structure. Swakopmund

Prison which only accommodates offenders who have been sentencedforaperiodof one month to a maximum of two years imprisonment has a capacity of 150 prisoners Currently, the prison houses 104 male offenders and two awaiting trial offenders of which 102 offenders are Namibians and two

are Zimbabwean nationals Most of the inmates are incarceratedforcrimesrelated to Housebreaking, Theft, Culpable Homicide and Robbery The facility offers Tuberculosis (TB) mass screening, HIV counselling and testing and Voluntarymalemedical circumcision upon transferandrelease.

Sharlien Tjambari

Ipinge hands over leadership baton

Sharlien Tjambari

Road FundAdministration (RFA) of Namibia's Chief Executive Officer and Immediate Past President of theAfrican Road Maintenance Funds Association(ARMFA),AliIpinge,handedovertheleadershipbatonand Presidency to the CEO of the Cameroon Road Fund, Moussa Essaie on TuesdaythisweekatSwakopmund.

tenance financing in Africa.

Essaie thanked Ipinge for all the achievements hehasmadeasthehead oftheassociationduring the last two years in his office, “the results are obvious despite the difficult social context marked by the COVID19 pandemic which has disrupted the dynamics.”Essaielaidout thefollowingstepstobe taken upon his assumption of office: completion of recruitment; Finalising the file relatingtoARMFAhead office; Preparing advocacy files for recognition, on the one hand with the African Union and international organisations concerning the problems of road

maintenance financing, and on the other hand with the governments of membercountriesforthe sustainability and harmonious development of road maintenance funds; Initiatingresearchtofind the best possible solutions for adequate and sustainable road main-

During the occasion of the handover of the presidency, the Deputy Minister of Finance and Public Enterprises, Maureen Hinda-Mbuende said, “as we witness the exchange of the leadershipfromtheRoadFund Namibiatotheincoming President from Cameroon Road Fund, the association should continue to share best practices and remain steadfast towards ensuring that the development of roads should lead to unlocking remotely located African villages, connect African markets through neighbourly road connections and lead the improvement of the dignity and living standard of our people.”

ARMFAwas established in 2003 to develop a networkfortheexchange of experiences and information on the practices for financing road maintenance in Africa and the operation of the funds themselves; To promote and strengthen ties between road maintenance funds in Africa; To work for strengthening the capacities of existing structures; to provide support to emerging structures; To promote the proper management of road maintenance funds; To promote a good publicprivate partnership in order to provide the best conditions for the mobilisationofresourcesfor road maintenance; To strengthen cooperation with development partners; To ensure the sustainability and the harmonious development of road maintenance funds; To pursue and achieve the goals and objectives of ARMFA as set out in theLibrevilleCharter;to promote a constructive partnership with the African Union and other international organisations on issues related to the development of road networks in Africa; And to promote the establishment of an African-wide Road MaintenanceFund.

Inspiring the Future Generation

WESCOEngineering InspiringtheFuture LüderitzDepot GenerationofMetalandFabricationExperts

Recently, a group of talented schoolboys from Lüderitz Secondary School paid a specialvisittoourLüderitz depot as part of our commitment to education and training in the Karas region of Namibia.

The students, who are studying Metal and Fabrication as a subject, had the incredible opportunity to spend quality time with our amazing WESCO Engineering Team Under the guidance of our expert technicians, they delved intothefascinatingworld of welding and metal fabrication WESCO'S dedicated Engineering teaminLüderitzprovided valuable insights into the practical aspects of these tradestothethreegroups that each attended a twohour session with them. TheGrade11group,consisting of seven students, along with two Grade 10 groups, comprising five students each, observed firsthand how our team works together to create innovativesolutions.

Thisengagingexperience served as an eye-opener

for the students, offering them a chance to explore their interests and make informed decisions about theirfuturecareerpaths.

At WESCO, we firmly believeinempoweringthe youthandsupportingtheir

educational endeavours

By providing opportunities like these, we strive to uplift the Karas region and contribute to thedevelopmentofskilled professionals.

WESCOextendourheart-

felt gratitude to Lüderitz Secondary School for partnering with us on this exciting initiative. Together, we are shaping the future, one student at a time.

Huis Palms Residents Enjoy Memorable

Outing to Vlooi's Nest Eileen van der Schyff

To provide the residents of Huis Palms with an exciting day out, a group of 22 individuals embarked on a delightful outing to Vlooi's Nest,organisedbytheLionsClubofWalvisBay,onSaturday,13May.

Members of the Lion's Club ensured that all residents, regardless of their mobility, could enjoy a memorable experience. Those capable ofwalkingtookpleasure in a leisurely stroll to Vlooi's Nest. For the residents who required assistance, a heartfelt gesture from Mr Carlo vanderMerweofCarlo's Shuttle and Tours CC provided them with a comfortable vehicle to transport them to the destination. The shuttle service, driven by Markus Spoor, not only ensured a smooth and hassle-free journey but alsotookadetourviathe Lagoon on the return trip, allowing everyone tobaskintheviews.

LionsClubWalvisBay's Project Coordinator for Huis Palms, Vivien Potgieter told the Namib Times, “The safety and well-being of the residentswereofparamount importance during the outing Accompanying the group was St. Gabriel's Ambulance Service, ready to provide any necessary medical assistance or support Their presence provided reassurance to both the residents and their families, enabling them to fullyenjoytheexcursion

without worry.” It was heartening to see the thoughtful gesture extended to the residents who were unable to join the outing. The Lions Clubdistributedsofttoys to these individuals upon their return to Huis Palms,ensuringthatthey too felt included and appreciated.Thesofttoys weremetwithsmilesand warm embraces, spreading joy throughout the carefacility Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, a resident of Huis Palms, expressed her gratitude, saying,"thisoutingwasa wonderful experience The walk was invigorating, and the views were simply breathtaking. I am thankful to everyone involved for organising such a memorableday Thesofttoy I received has brought a smiletomyface,andIam

grateful for the thoughtfulness."

The outing to Vlooi's Nest will undoubtedly remain a cherished memoryfortheresidentsof Huis Palms. Such initiativeshighlighttheimportance of community support and inclusivity, fostering a sense of belonging and happiness among the elderly population. The organisers, volunteers, and sponsors are commended for their dedication and compassion, which have made a significant differenceinthelivesofthese individuals.

“As Huis Palms continues to prioritise the well-being of its residents,welookforwardto futureoutingsandevents that will provide more opportunities for joy, connection,andexploration,”Potgietersaid.

LIQUORACT,1998 NOTICEOF APPLICATIONTO ACOMMITTEEIN TERMSOFTHE LIQUORACT,1998

(Regulations 14, 26 & 33)

Notice is given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the Magistrate of the District of Erongo.

1 Name and postal address of applicant: TheGamblingDen

2.Nameof businessor proposed business to which application relates: The Gambling Den

3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: Erf 520, Independence Street Mondesa, Swakop-mund

4.Natureanddetailsof application: Liquor Licence-Allliquor

5. Clerk of the court with whom application will be lodged: Swakopmund Magistrate Court.

6 Date on which application will be lodged:29May2023

7. Date of meeting of Committee at which application will be heard:31July2023

Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 of theActinrelationtothe application must be sent or delivered to the Secretary of the Committee to reach Secretary, not less than 21 days before the date of the meeting of the Committee at which application will be heard.

Land Rover Owners Namibia Coastal Brings Warmth to Those in Need with Hand-Knitted Knee Blankets

Natasha van

Wyk's Visit to Lions Club Marks a Heart-warming Gesture of Compassion

Eileen van der Schyff

A ray of warmth and kindness swept over the Walvis Bay Lions Club as Natasha van Wyk, a representative from Land Rover Owners Coastal, paid a visit to make a special donation. The purpose of her visit was to hand over a collection of beautifully hand-knitted knee blankets, generously crafted by a member of their club, with the intention of distributing them to those in need.

The act of knitting these cosy blankets, a labour of love by one of their club members, exemplifies the spirit of compassion and solidarity that resonates within the Land Rover Owners Coastal community Member of the Walvis Bay Lions Club, David Koch told the Namib Times in a telephonic interview, “with winter approaching and the chilly temperatures beginning to set in, this thoughtful gesture aims to provide comfort andwarmthtoindividuals facing adversity and hardship.Duringhervisit, Natasha van Wyk expressed her gratitude to the Lion's Club for being willing to distribute these wonderful handmade blanketstothosewhowill benefit from them the most.Sheemphasisedthe importance of coming together as a community to support one another, particularly in times of need.”

Coastal Representer of Land Rover Owners

Coastal,NatashavanWyk shared,“tofallinlinewith

our slogan 'A catalyst for goodthings'wehavehada generous donation of 19 hand-knittedkneeblankets from one of our coastal members for the less fortunate as winter is becoming unbearably cold. Our club member poured her heartandsoulintocreating thesekneeblankets,knowingthattheywouldbringa senseofwarmthandsolace to those who might be struggling. We were delighted to collaborate with the Lions Club of Walvis Bay and ensure that these blankets find their way to individuals who could use someextracomfortduring thesecoldmonths.

Together, we can make a difference, one stitch at a time."

Following Natasha's visit, Lions Club members have takenuptheresponsibility ofidentifyingandreaching outtoindividualswhomay be in need of these handmade treasures. “With a deepsenseofgratitudeand acommitmenttopayingit forward, the Lions Club planstodistributetheknee blankets.” The act of receiving a warm blanket mayseemlikeasmallgesture, but its impact can be immeasurable.Itisasymbol of care, reminding recipients that they are not alone and that their communitystandsbesidethem,

offering warmth, comfort, and support. Koch said, “aswintertakeshold,letus remember the power of compassion and extend a helpinghandtothosewho may be less fortunate Through initiatives like these, we can create a ripple effect of kindness that spreads throughout our community, bringing hope and solace to those whoneeditmost.”

TheWalvisBayLionsclub extendsitsheartfeltappreciation to Natasha van WykandLandRoverOwnersCoastalfortheirgenerosity and the invaluable gift of handmade knee blankets.

A Rough One Million for Cancer

Theannual“RoughnToughRally”hostedbytheBaard-familyoverthe weekend raised more than N$1 million to the benefit of the Cancer AssociationofNamibia(WO30).

The three-day rally challenge is undertaken annuallythroughDamaraland, and this year kicked off on Thursday, 18 May 2023andtravelledoffbeat tracks,mountaintrailsand riverbeds through Omajete Village and up towards Khorixas wherethe rally ended at the Madisa Camp on Saturday evening.

Two hundred and eighty participants,seventy-eight rally cars and thirty-five back-up vehicles participated (included a team from the Cancer Association and additional media crew) and completedthe1000kilometres trek over a period of three days. “A community of classic and off-road car lovers, adventurers and high-spirited enthusiasts who lived their passion this weekend and paid it

forward to help others –thisisthebeautifulstoryof Rough n Tough,” said Mr Rolf Hansen, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of CAN.

The rally was initiated by Mr Philipie Baard some sixyearsagotoanswerhis quest on creating an adventure experience for car lovers, while giving something back to the community What started out with a list of possible participants, soon turned into one of the adventure highlights of Namibia offroad enthusiasts Cars mustbeolderthan30years andparticipantsmusthave a serious sense for adventure, while all are challenged to raise funds through their networks and family towards the Cancer AssociationofNamibia.

Previous donations were used in support of the

National Cancer Outreach Programme and Patient Financial Assistance Programme of the organisations, while all funds raised through the 2023 eventwillbeusedtoassist the establishment of the new palliative care unit currently under constructionbyCAN.

PupkewitzMotorsthrough their GWM/Haval division on Tuesday handed over a P-Series pick-up bakkietotheCancerAssociation of Namibia (WO30) that served as support vehicle during the organisation'sparticipationinthe annual “Rough n tough Rally for CANcer”. “We areaproudpartnerofCAN and the work they do and applaud the organisers of the rally and all sponsors who make this event a reality,” said Ms Olivia Gents, Marketing & Cus-

NOTICE FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT

Environam Consultants Trading cc (ECT) hereby gives notice to all potential Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) that applications for Environmental Clearance Certificates will be made to the Environmental Commissioner in terms of the Environmental Management Act (No 7 of 2007) and the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations (GN 30 of 6 February 2012) on behalf of the Municipality of Walvis Bay (the Proponent) for the following Projects:

PROJECT NAME: Subdivision of Erf 5766 Kuisebmond into Portions 1-17 and Remainder (Street), Permanent Closure of Portions 1-17 (Portions of Erf 5766) Kuisebmond as "Street" and Rezoning (Conversion) of Portions 1-17 (Portions of Erf 5766) Kuisebmond

PROJECT LOCATION: Erf 5766 Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay, Erongo Region

PROJECT NAME: Proposed Subdivision of Erf 4171 Kuisebmond

tomer Experience Manager at Pupkewitz Motors Division Pupkewitz Motors is an official vehicle partner of CAN and provides vehicles to theorganisationonad-hoc basis for various projects annually “Team CAN participated with our old VolksWagen Volksiebus,donatedbythe late Mr and Mrs List through Namibia Breweries, which went well together with our colourful sponsored P-Series back-up vehicle,” said Mr

Arough one million for cancer Pupkewitz sponsored vehicle

Rolf Hansen, Chief ExecutiveofCAN.

Funds raised during the 2023 event is earmarked forthedevelopmentofthe

new palliative care programme by CAN to provide of end-of-life supportandcareforcancer patientsinNamibia.

MUNICIPALITY OFWALVISBAY

Noticeisherebygiven in terms of Section 63(2)(b) of the Local Authorities Act, 1992 (Act 23/1992), as amended, that the CounciloftheMunicipality of Walvis Bay intends to sell, by private transaction, a 76m² portion of the Remainder of Erf 4611 Walvis Bay (street), to Walvis Bay Medipark (Pty) Ltd(theapplicant)to facilitate the expansion of the Welwitschiahospital.

Description:

PortionB(aportionof the Remainder of Erf 4611)WalvisBay

Area: ±76m²

Zoning: Street

PurchasePrice N$22800(N$300/m²)–excludingVAT; or N$26 220 – includingVAT

Full particulars pertaining to the proposed sale by private transaction will lie open for inspection by interested persons until Wednesday, 7 June 2023 at Room 29, Municipal Offices, Kuisebmond

For more information, Mrs Selma Satchipia can be contacted at telephone (064) 201 3232 during normal officehours.

Anypersonobjectingto the proposed sale by private transaction must, in writing, lodge

such objection, together with the grounds/ motivation thereof, to the General Manager: Community and Economic Development at the below address, before 12:00 Monday, 12June2023.

AGVICTOR GeneralManager: CommunityAnd Economic Development MunicipalOffices, CivicCentre, Nangolo Mbumba Drive, PrivateBag5017

WALVISBAY

Fax:(064)209714

Telephone: (064) 201 3232

Email:ssatchipia@ walvisbaycc.org.na

VACANCY

We are looking for a Commercial Pilot

An exciting opportunity based in Swakopmund

Requirements:

-validCommercialPilotLicense

-300Hourstotaltime

-validclass1medical

-Cessna210ratingwithmin.25hourson type

-CRM,DG,SEPTrequired

-QualityorSafetyManagementExperience wouldbeanadvantage.

Only shortlisted candidates will be notified

Send CV to: bushbird@sossusfly.com

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) FOR THE PRO-POSED REZONING OF ERF 1165 FROM “GENERAL RESIDEN-TIAL” TO “BUSINESS” IN TAMARISKIA, SWAKOPMUND, ERONGO REGION.

Notice is hereby given to all Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) that application for Environmental Clearance Certificate will be submitted to the Environmental Commissioner in terms of the Environmental Management Act (Act No.07 of 2007) for the following activities.

Project title: Rezoning of Erf 1165 from “General Residential” to “Business”

Location: Tamariskia, Erongo region

Proponent: Beucort Property Developers

EAP: Green Gain Environmental Consultants cc

Project Description: The proponent intends to apply for the rezoning of Erf 1165 from “General Residential” to “Business” for the construction of a multi-tenant shopping center In terms of the Environmental Management Act (Act No.07 of 2007), the rezoning of land from Residential use to commercial use cannot be undertaken without any EIAbeing undertaken. I&APs are hereby invited to register, request for Background Information Document (BID), and send their comments to on or before 09 June eia@greengain.com.na 2023.

The need for a public meeting will be communicated to all registered I&APs. For more information call: 081 142 2927

SWACOGROUP SALESMANAGER

The Swaco Group of Companies is an Equal Opportunity Employer and requires the service of a Sales Manager for all divisions of the Swaco Group - Coastal region in Walvis Bay as soon as possible.

Minimum requirements:

* Grade 12

* Minimum 5 years Sales Management experience

* Driver's license and own vehicle

Skills Requirement:

* Dynamic and Sales Driven

* Client focussed

* Excellent Communication Skills and Proficiency in English and Afrikaans.

German will be an added advantage.

* Computer Literacy

* Existing business relationships with corporates at the Coast

We offer a fair remuneration package with fringe benefits.

If you feel that you are the person that we are looking for, please submit a comprehensive CV, as well as an indication of your salary expectation, by e-mail: companysecretary@swacogroup.com or hand-deliver to 4th Street East, Walvis Bay

Namibia fully committed

the Directorate of Maritime Affairs and the Petroleum Commission will contribute significantly towards creating safer working environments, with less risk of injury or fatality arising from accidentsatsea,whileraisingstandardsin linewithinternationalpractices.

ThecreationofOperatecMaritimeand Industrial Training Centre (OMITC) Namibia is a response to the growing needforaNamibianentitydedicatedto improving safety standards and promoting best practices in the oil and gassector

OMITC Namibia is fully committed to promote a culture of safety in the oil and gas sector guided by the Manila Convention of 2010 on Standards of Training,CertificationandWatchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW) and the Offshore Petroleum Industry Training Organisations (OPITO) global standards for safetytraining.

We believe that supporting the efforts of

The establishment of OMITC Namibia comesatacriticaltimefortheoilandgas industry, as the sector faces pressure to prioritizeNamibianstobecomethego-to candidates for top offshore jobs through enacting local content legislation, amendmentoftheMerchantShippingAct of 1951 and compliance with international standards to ensure readiness and cooperation to carry out maritime search and rescue operations andeliminatingpollutionofthesea. We look forward to working with Operators, Service Providers, Regulators and other industry stakeholders to promotesafetyandadvancebestpractices intheoilandgasindustry

C l a s s i f i e d s

E-MAIL:smalls@namibtimes.netORswk@namibtimes.net

AUCTION

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Namibia Karate do Goju-Kai in Walvis Bay held their second team developmentkaratetournamentlastSaturday20MayattheJanWilken IndoorSportComplexinWalvisBay.

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About 120 Karate athlete from 4-year-old and up from Namibia Karate do Goju-Kai in Walvis Bay, Swakopmund, Otjiwarongo and Windhoek with athletes from Shotokan KarateAcademy Swakopmund JSKA Namibia and Goju-Ryu Walvis Bay competed in the team Kata, Kumite and Fight categories.

Shihan Leonard Martin stated that Namibia last competed in the team category at the sone six championships hosted by the Land of the Brave in 2019. “Therefore, we started with a development project to develop karate athletesinthedeferentteamcategoriesthatisavailable.”

Martinaddedthattheydevelopanduplifttheathletesfromayoungageintoa specificcategorythatisbeencateredforatnationalandinternationallevels.

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CASENUMBERHCMD-CIV-ACT-CON2021/03879

INTHEHIGH COURTOF NAMIBIA (MAINDIVISION)

Inthematterbetween: KARLNUEMAYER CIVIL CONTRACTORS (PTY)LTD PLAINTIFF And STEWARDSHIP DRILLING(PTY) LTD DEFENDANT

NOTICEOFSALE INEXECUTION

Inexecutionofadefault judgement against the above defendant granted by the above Honourable Court on 03 day of April 2023, rd the following moveable

In Rememberence Of Henrico “Rico” Visagie

propertywillbesoldin execution by public auction on THURSth DAY,the15 ofJUNE 2023 at 10H00 at THE MAIN GATE OF THE NAVACHAB G O L D M I N E , KARIBIBnamely: 4XSteelContainers TERMS: “VOETSTOOTS” and CASH to the highest bidder

Dated at Swakopmund rd this 23 day of MAY 2023.

PIETERHAMMAN LEGAL PRACTITIONERS

No.15,Altstadthof LibertinaAmathila Avenue SWAKOPMUND REPUBLICOF NAMIBIA

MINISTRYOF TRADE& INDUSTRY

LIQUORACT,1998

NOTICEOF APPLICATIONTOA COMMITTEEIN TERMSOFTHE LIQUORACT,1998

(Regulations 14, 26 & 33)

Notice is given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the Magistrate of the District of Erongo.

1 Name and postal address of applicant: Isak Nangolo, PO Box 1372,Swakopmund.

2.Nameof businessor proposed business to which application relates: Omadiva Bar &PoolNo.1

3. Address/location of premises to which application relates:

Iipumbu ya Shilongo Street.

4. Nature and details of application: Applicationforaliquorlicence -Shebeenlicence.

5. Clerk of the court with whom application will be lodged: Swakopmund Magistrate Court.

6 Date on which application will be lodged:29May2023

7. Date of meeting of Committee at which application will be heard:12July2023

Anyobjectionorwritten submission in terms of section 28 of theAct in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the SecretaryoftheCommittee to reach Secretary, not lessthan21daysbefore the date of the meeting of the Committee at which application will beheard.

Swakopmund buzzing with excitement

Continued from page 16

Kickboxer opens Martial Arts Academy

Namibia's leading Kickboxer and one of the country's foremost young sports stars, Delano Müller, recently opened the Namibia Martial Arts Academy at WalvisBay.

The Namibia MartialArtsAcademy, an affiliate member of the Namibian KickboxingFederationwasacceptedby the Namibian National Olympic Committee on 24 November 2022, with IOC(InternationalOlympicCommittee) status.

The fully equipped Academy at 4 Florence Court, 88 Langer Heinrich Crescent in the Light Industrial Area at the harbour town hosts Kickboxing, Boxing, Jiu-Jitsu (GI and NOGI), and Self-Défenseclasses.

Sensei Müller recently attended a First Degree Black Belt grading of WAKO (World Association of Kickboxing Organisations)wherehebecomethefirst African Kickboxer to obtainaBlackBeltatWAKO. HealsoholdsaPurpleBelt inBrazilianJiu-Jitsu,andis a coach and self-defence instructor and holds the status as an official Judge and referee for kickboxing andboxing.

In 2019 at the Battle of Atlanta World Championships inAtlanta, USA, MüllerwontheKickboxing World Title and was the Namibia Junior Sportsman of theYears in 2016, 2017, and 2019 With his initiative “Making Sports AccessibletoEveryoneTogether”hewontheNamibia Community Inspiration Award in 2020 at the NamibianSportsAwards.

Sensei Müller said that since WAKO is recognised by the Global Association of International Sports Federations (GAISF) and the International Olympic Committee(IOC),hewants tohaveateamreadyforthe OlympicGamesinthenexteightyears.

Sensei Müller said “My vision is to promote and teach students to grow in thesportofMartialArts. Itismydesire to be the coach that will take Namibian Kickboxing students to the Olympic Games.

“I will now divide all my attention in coaching and training my students” SenseiMülleradded.

“All martial Artists are to be confident and believe that with the right attitude andhardwork,youcandoanythingyou set your mind to. I want to inspire my students to never stop learning, achieving, and believing,” Sensei Müllersaid.

New Rugby jerseys for schools' teams

The principal, rugby coach and players of De Duine Secondary School at Narraville were ecstatic to receive new rugby jerseys from a few old scholars fromtheschoolandcommunitymembers.

AngeloMentorfromAokiInvestmentssponsoredrugby jerseys for the under 19 rugby team whilst Donald de KokerfromZeDoFinancialManagementCC,Armando Calaca from Zeus Logistics and Danny Beukes a financial advisor at Sanlam Namibia sponsored the jerseysfortheunder15rugbyteam.

Atthesametime,FNBKuduRugbyClubdonatedabout 40boxesofZincOxidePlasterwithsixoxidetapeineach boxtotherugbyteamsofDeDuineSecondarySchool. ZincOxidetapeisarobusttapewidelyusedforstrapping inthemedicalindustry,aswellasbyathletesandsports physiotherapists to prevent sports injuries, immobilise joints,preventblistersonsensitiveareasandmanymore.

HeadofDepartmentatDeDuineSecondarySchool,Ms Tania Jacobs, on behalf of the school, coach and the rugby players of the school and the Narraville communitythankedallthesponsorsfortheirinvestment madeintheschool'ssport.

AccordingtoJacobs,SchoolSportsteachdisciplineand keep children off the street and away from all the negative things in the community “I believe and know thatonedaytheseboyswillrealisewhatthisinvestment meansforthemintheirholisticgrowth.”

“Their sports and academics also prepare them to be goodsportsmenandcitizensforthecountry,”Jacobs

Chairman of FNB Kudu Rugby Club Irvin Izaaks hands the Zinc Oxide Plaster

said.

According to Danny Beukes they saw the under 15 rugby team of the school play a nice game against WalvisBayPrivateschool.

Beukes said, “notable was that the boys played their heartsoutwithlargeanddifferentjerseys,therewasno uniformity We know that neither school nor parents havethemoneyfornewjerseys.Therefore,weputour mindstogethertoenabletheboystoplayinstyle.”

Delano Müller the first African Kickboxer with his WAKO First Degree Black Belt certificate

In the back row is the sponsor of the new rugby jerseys and the rugby coach Karl Cookson and in front with the vice captains and captains of the under 15 and 19 rugby teams of De Duine Secondary School and the HOD Ms. Tania Jacobs in the middle

to the Tania Jacobs HOD and coach Karl Cookson from De Duine Secondary School

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Swakopmund buzzing with excitement

Rudi Bowe

Swakopmund was buzzing with excitement as the 12th edition of theNamibianLocalAuthoritiesSportsandRecreationAssociation (NALASRA)GamescommencedatthatVinetaCentralstadiumat thecoastaltownonMonday22May.

Uutoni noted that participation in sportandrecreationdevelopsstrong social bonds, keeps us safe, and generally leads to healthier, happier communities.

Uutonisaid,“sportingeneralcanbe one of the most powerful tools we can use to help the current situation of high youth unemployment in the country.”

The minister appeals to individual local authorities to equally make sport and recreation within communitiesapriority

GovernoroftheErongoRegion,Hon

The NALASRA games themed 'Local Authorities Employees

Mental Health Matters', hosted by the Municipality of Swakopmund saw 42 of the 57 local authorities competing fiercely across 12 different sports disciplines, all vying for thecovetedtopposition.

The Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Honourble Erastus

Uutoni said the theme, “Local AuthorityEmployeesMentalHealth Matters”iswiselyselectedasmental health issues in the workplace may always be present to some extent. It is preventable in most cases from occurringatallorattheleastreduced in its impact through promotion, preventionandearlyintervention.

Neville Andre, said work related stress can result from various sources, including heavy workloads, interpersonal issues, and juggling workandpersonallives.

Swakopmund Mayor, Dina Namubes welcomed the influx of guests, participants and dignitaries. She expressed her gratitude for the games beinghostedatSwakopmund.

Namubes was optimistic about the economicimpactandthesignificant contributionstothetown'seconomic growth and promoting a sort of communityoftheeventinthetown.

Thegameswillconcludetodaywith an awards ceremony where the individual and institutional winners willbecrowned.

Swakopmund mayor Dina Namubes after her tandem skydive experience