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namib times SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6540 TUESDAY 29 MARCH 2016 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

inside Namibia prisoners “free” in Zambia Page 2

Hansa to make way for new development Page 3

Accidents mar Walvis Bay

Remember to adjust your watches this Sunday Namibians can continue with the standing order of adjusting the time one hour backwards on Sunday 3 April, following a public notice by the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration in this regard shortly before the commencement of the Easter long weekend.

In the statement, signed by the Permanent Secretary of the Minister of Home Affairs and Immigration, Mr Patrick Nandago, the Ministry is currently

The long road home marks end of Easter Large volumes of vehicle traffic started the long trek home yesterday, signalling the end of Easter 2016.

At the road block outside Swakopmund on the B2 police officers had to deal with large traffic volumes per hour. namib times visited the road block yesterday shortly after noon and spotted Aubrey Oosthuizen (photo), Coordinator of the West Coast Safety Initiative handing out information packets to assist with the public education process to prevent accidents. (Photo by Erwin Leuschner)

assessing public opinions and suggestions that were received when the Ministry asked for public input whether to return to the pre-1994 situation

where Namibian and South African time were the same throughout the year .

Currently Namibianand South African time Continues on page 2

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Helicopters above Walvis Bay has residents curious.........

Five helicopters were humming above Walvis Bay yesterday afternoon, prompting phone calls to the newspaper’s office. The flying machines were also spotted over Swakopmund later yesterday. namib times made inquiries to the local air traffic circles of the coast and established that these helicopters are part of a tour group of helicopter owners from South Africa travelling part of Namibia on an air-safari.

The helicopters entered Namibia from Upington and landed at Keetmanshoop for refuelling and immigration control. The group then flew to Lüderitz, Sossusvlei and arrived in Swakopmund yesterday afternoon.

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Adjust time Continued from front page differ by one hour during winter time. For cross border business- and other activities it remains problematic. Some public inputs called for the return of the time to the pre-1994 situation, to allow for the sun to set later during winter time.

Many are caught by darkness when returning home at night during winter, but equally many Namibians opted for the time to remain at the current setting, as sunrise is earlier during winter times and safer for those commuting to work or going to school.

According to the statement the process of assessing public input can still take some time, raising expectations that for this year at least, winter time will remain.

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Wildlife poaching ring uncovered at Omaruru days after rhino-arrests Erwin Leuschner Only a few days after the Omaruru District Watch (ODW) celebrated a huge success by apprehending five alleged rhino poachers, with the last suspect being caught over the weekend, the ODW has on Monday uncovered a huge syndicate of wildlife poaching on various farms close the town. The financial loss of this case is estimated at over N$100 000.

The Walvis Bay SPCA is holding their first and much needed AGM meeting to officially vote in the new 2016 committee, which is being held at the Atlantis Sports Club on Tuesday 5th April, at 17:30.

All public and interested parties are invited to cast their votes to form a legit committee for the SPCA, and to encourage more public support in getting the embattled SPCA up and running and back on its feet.

Membership forms will also be available at the meeting for the public wishing to get more involved, as the SPCA are looking to boost their membership base, as well as fundraising possibilities.

By mid-year, it is expected that a follow-up meeting will take place to address all problems and feedback on any new developments.

For further information contact Henrieka Jansen Van Vuuren (Acting Chairperson Walvis Bay) 0812697475

The Omaruru District Watch might have uncovered its biggest poaching syndicate yet, with initial estimates stating that about 50 animals were slaughtered on three different farms close to the town this year. “We are now busy with our investigations and we are confident that we will get to the bottom of this syndicate,” Alexander Steyn, leader of the ODW, said to namib times.

According to Steyn he was called on Monday about “some tracks” that were spotted on a farm about 30 kilometres from Omaruru. He followed the tracks and later uncovered a “huge slaughter area” in the veld. “There was still fresh meat hanging from the trees,” he said. He estimates that the meat came from seven Gemsbok.

From the slaughter area more tracks led in another direction, which Steyn followed only to again discover another huge slaughter area in the veld. This continued on until Steyn found a total of five such slaughter places. “There were horns and heads of the slaughtered wildlife lying everywhere. We counted about 50 animals that must have been killed, which are worth more than N$100 000,” Steyn continued.

The ODW leader is of the opinion that the poachers identified a “quiet area” on a farm that is rarely visited where they then set up snares.

They continued doing this at various places.

After a while they then went back to the initial spot, where they then slaughtered the ensnared animals, before moving on to the next area to continue the operation. “We have not made any

Statistics show Swakopmund had less crime woes

Agreement to “free” Namibians from “crowded” Zambian jails

This past weekend only two cases of attempted murder were reported in Walvis Bay's central area and one suicide case in Kuisebmond. Swakopmund on the other hand was quiet with zero deaths compared to the previous weekend.

Erongo Crime Investigation Coordinator, Deputy Commissioner Ottilie Kashuupulwa confirmed the attempted murder cases and said they happened in the central area. It seems like people are carrying weapons and knives to bars and sheebeens with the intention of hurting others and people are advised to get rid of this type of behaviour and to do away with intentionally harming or hurting others. It is also illegal to carry dangerous or sharp objects in public. In another incident Kashuupulwa confirmed that there was a suicide in Walvis Bay's Tutaleni informal settlement but she could however not share any details about the suicide nor the attempted murders as she was not available at the time of going to press.

Namibian citizens serving sentences in Zambian prisons can now be transferred back home to serve the remainder of their sentence on home soil, should they wish to do so. The same principle applies to Zambians incarcerated in Namibia.

Walvis Bay SPCA holds AGM on 5 April

There are two Namibians locked up in Zambian prisons and 89 Zambians locked up in Namibia.

Commissioner-General of the Namibian Correctional Service (NCS), Raphael Tuhafeni Hamunyela (photo below) on Thursday said the Transfer of Serving Offenders (TSO) agreement which was discussed by Namibia and Zambia since 2012, became operational this year.

Hamunyela was updating President Hage Geingob during his visit to the Lucius Sumbwanyambe Mahoto Correctional Service Training College, situated about two kilometres from the central business district of Omaruru in the Erongo Region.

“Zambian prisons are beyond overcrowded.

Our people there want to come home. As for some Zambian inmates here, they do not show interest in going home; I think it is because of overcrowding in their prisons.”

He said the Ministry of Safety and Security is in the process of finalising similar agreements with Botswana, Angola and South Africa, and Namibia is ready to transfer inmates to those three countries.

“They are just taking a while to finalise the agreement but from our side we are ready,” said Hamunyela.

He complained of mobile phones, sharp ob-

arrests, but we are making this case our top priority. Usually we arrest poachers with one or two slaughtered animals, but we have not had a case of this magnitude yet,” Steyn continued.

He called on the farmers to regularly visit all areas on their farms. “Poachers are smart and know when certain places are never visited,” he said.

In the meanwhile the police have arrested the remaining suspect, who together with four other alleged accomplices attempted to poach two white rhinos on a lodge close to Omaruru last week (namib times reported). The suspect Frans Tjirondero (32) was apprehended in Outapi at his home, a reliable source informed the newspaper. It is alleged that Tjirondero was a mastermind in the rhino poaching case and that he operated from the background. “We are extremely chuffed that all suspects were caught. This is a huge blow to the rhino poaching operations in the country,” he said.

Tjirondero appeared at the Omaruru Magistrates Court on Tuesday and was denied bail. He and his co-accused, Naftalie Tjiveze (44), Jazungua Karinga (25), Thomas Shilongo (25) and Johannes Nhulipo (25), are charged with the hunting of special protected game, as well as being in possession of a firearm without a licence. The case was postponed to April 18 for further investigation. They are accused of shooting two white rhinos on two different occasions, but miraculously the animals managed to escape and survive.

jects and dagga being smuggled into prison cells across the country, saying these illegal practices increase crime inside the prisons and should be ceased.

The commissioner-general noted that mobile phone blockers will soon be installed at all correctional services premises to ensure that visitors and prisoners cannot use mobile phones there.

“To combat the escape of prisoners, we will this year roll out the installation of CCTV (closedcircuit television) systems to all our facilities.”

The Windhoek Correctional Facility already has CCTV cameras.

On discipline, Hamunyela said it is mostly the young people between the age groups of 21 and 29 commit crimes while in custody.

He noted that the NCS is doing well in rehabilitating offenders, something which is admired by many other African countries.

“We are also self-sufficient when it comes to supplying ourselves with maize meal, wheat and pork.”

During his visit, Geingob was updated about the activities of the NCS as well as its successes and challenges.

He also viewed some of the metal work done by inmates as part of their training, such as steel chairs, tables, trailers and burglar bars.

(NAMPA)

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Old Hansa to make space for new development Namibia Breweries Limited is planning to develop its huge property in the Swakopmund City Centre as part of a possible mixed-use development to include residential, retail and office space. This was confirmed by NBL Managing Director Wessie van der Westhuizen.

For many years the ment he set an end to said. The company is huge erf of Namibia such rumors that have still exploring options, Breweries Limited been making their but is considering that (NBL), where once the rounds for the past s u c h d e v e l o p m e n t renowned Hansa Bre- years. could include residenwery was in operation, According to Van der tial, retail and office has been serving the Westhuizen it is NBL's space.

Ohlthaver & List intention to develop Because of this future Group as a depot. The the entire property. development, the curoriginal buildings on Currently the company rent priority lies in the the pro-perty located owns the prime pro- property to be rezoned between the road perty (erf 3570) mea- in line with the comR h o d e A l l e e a n d suring 1,95 hectare as pany's development Swakop Street still well as a smaller area plans. “As such we are stand, but they are run (erf 637) located just not planning any redown since the bre- across the street, which novations as it is highly wery closed down measures 0,25 hectare. likely that existing more than ten years In total it owns 2,2 hec- structures will have to ago. Many residents tare in the City Centre. be demolished to pave have been complaining “The intentions are not the way for future since, saying that the to sub-divide the erf developments,” Van structures have be- but rather to use the en- der Westhuizen contiThe former Hansa Brewery building now an empty shell after the brewery’s closure in 2005 come an eyesore for tire property as part of a nues. (flickr.com). the town. possible mixed-use After more than ten Now Van der West- development which years since the Hansa huizen, has shared the would be beneficial to Brewery closed down future plans of the the town of Swakop- NBL is since last year property with namib mund as it would link brews beer again in times. “O&L is not the CBD with other ex- Swakopmund as part opening a new bre- isting attractions such of its micro-brewery at w e r y n o r i s i t as the aquarium, ho- the Brewer and Butreopening the old tels, restaurants and cher Restaurant, at the Hansa Brewery in other recreational faci- Strand Hotel SwakopSwakopmund,” he lities already in place,” mund. said. With that state- Van der Westhuizen

The Brewer & Butcher in Swakopmund where house-beer is brewed by Namibia Breweries.

Drunkards rule the day These dustbins on Otavi Street in Swakopmund were kicked over by three drunkards who were seen roaming town during the early morning hours on Monday. Despite it being Easter, where people celebrate a religious event, for many it turned sadly into a weekend of binge drinking and the associated misconduct such as vandalism and violence.

Just after the people responsible for this mess left the scene a resident of Swakopmund who witnessed the incident volunteered to clean the mess the trio had left behind. Swakopmund is considered as one of the cleanest towns in Namibia and some residents take pride in keeping it clean.

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Road accidents mar Easter weekend at coast

Liesl Losper

A green Chevrolet Spark (N12789WB) and a grey Volkswagen Polo (N934WB) collided early Sunday morning at the crossing of Nangolo Mbumba Drive and 5th Road.

The driver of the Polo apparently immediately fled from the scene, seconds after the accident, and according to witnesses on the scene returned later to look for his cell phone. He even asked if anyone knew what happened at the scene. The passenger in the Chevrolet Spark claimed that he recognised the driver of the VW Polo and pointed him out to bystanders. Within seconds he disappeared again.

The female driver of the Chevrolet was bleeding profusely and after minutes she was also not at the scene. According to some of the bystanders a friend took her to the hospital since no emergency staff arrived at the scene yet. When the police arrived, both drivers were gone and the officer remarked that leaving the scene of an accident, and if they are under the influence, it can be a very harmful decision that only heaps more trouble upon their heads. A woman was hit by a car at the entrance to Walvis Bay on the coastal road. She sustained serious injuries when struck by an approaching sedan vehicle. She passed away a few hours later.

On Thursday evening in Kuisebmond opposite Tutaleni Primary School, a delivery truck smashed into a house. Apparently the driver wanted to

escape, but the owner caught him and he was taken to the police station by a traffic officer. In another accident in Mondesa, Swakopmund vehicle also smashed into a house.

Motor vehicle accident on B2 in the early hours of Sunday morning. One person sustained serious injury while the remaining three occupants sustained less serious and minor injuries respectively during a motor vehicle accident that occurred on the B2 coastal road between Walvis Bay and Swakopmund. It appears that fatigue played a significant role in the accident but the actual cause of the accident will form part of a Nampol investigation. Eagle Ambulance and Rescue Service attended to the injured before transporting them to a hospital in Swakopmund for further treatment and care.

Another accident occurred in Omdel, Henties Bay in the early hours of Saturday morning when a sedan vehicle crashed into a wall. Fortunately only minor injuries were reported. The actual cause of the accident will form part of a Nampol investigation.

Several lamp posts were also hit by vehicles in the streets of Walvis Bay.

Lamp post in Nangolo Mbumba Drive

Henties Bay

B2 Coastal road accident

The vehicle that was involved in the pedestrian accident

Mondesa

Accident near Solitaire

Kuisebmond

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Police warns coastal public against obsession with witchcraft Liesl Losper Recently the Namibian Police called a meeting with Ekutulyatika Informal traders in Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay to warn them about their obsession with witchcraft.

“Complaints about rituals, witchcraft and accusing one another should stop,” was the stern warning from Sergeant Ileni Shapumba, Head of Community Policing of the Erongo Region during a meeting that was held with traders from Ekutulyatika and also those doing business outside the area.

Shapumba said that several cases were brought to the attention of the police in this regard. One of them was a taxi driver that was apparently in possession of human body parts, which Shapumba said was not the truth after they have investigated it. “People even come to the police station and asked to identify the remains, which were apparently found in his possession, which was also devoid of all truth. We even have to call for special members of the Police force to investigate and then it ends up not being true,” Shapumba said. Members of the community accuse one another of witchcraft and rituals, and he said this lead to crime and people can be charged for defamation of character.

After this meeting a committee was established that consist of residents who attended the meeting. “They took the meeting in good faith, they established a committee and all of them joined in this group to assist the police not only in this matter but to help keep the area clean.”

The Ekutulyatika informal trade area (top) and the community attending the public meeting (bottom)

(Above) Sergeant community

Ileni Shapumba addressing members of the

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HARBOUR

Kyk die gemors!

Inwoners van Walvisbaai was Sondagoggend ontstig oor hierdie vrot toneeltjie wat hulle by die strandmeer begroet het.

Onbekende persone het die stilte en die bekoring van die strandmeer misbruik en ‘n hoop gemors agtergelaat. Dit het kitskosverpakkings en ‘n leë wynkartonnetjie ingesluit. Inwoners kla gereeld dat besoekers aan die strandmeer nie alleenlik van tyd tot tyd rommel agterlaat nie, maar daar is ook voorvalle van vandalisme en mense wat harde musiek speel en rumoerig raak indien alkoholmisbruik daarmee gepaard gaan.

Port Log DAILY ARRIVALS DATE 29-M ar 29-M ar 29-M ar 29-M ar 30-M ar 30-M ar 1-Apr

TIM E 6:00 4:00 23:00 6:00 6:00 7:00 6:00

VESSELS M SC GRACE OPAL ACE SAFM ARINE NILE LEVANTE BLUE M ASTER II CARAPAU I M EGAN C

28-M ar GRT 13258 60131 25904 24960 30469 4407 9530

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TYPE CONTAINERS RO RO CONTAINERS M ULTIPURPOSE M ULTIPURPOSE F/V BULK

AGENTS M SC NAM M OL SGM M ACS M ACS CARAPAU FISHING SGM

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Land Grab: On Tuesday a group of residents, mostly women and children in Walvis Bay's Kuisebmond area, were apparently left homeless after the owners of the land they were renting, told them they can no longer stay there because they want to start building flats on the property.

On Monday the women decided to start cleaning an area that belongs to the Ministry of Works and Transport. They claim they had no knowledge at that stage that the land belonged to the Ministry.

Eldina Gaweses: This well not stop hear let the people given piece of land like DRC in swakop and bluid their shacks what is the problem of walvis bay municipal or take them to their flats before its world war two Pedro Petersen: Filho It's Namibian politics, whites got land from our forefathers by force or deceit and after/at independence we tell them willing seller willing buyer. But for a black majority electorate for black government is told it is land of ministry of works.

Chao-lin Ma: It certainly is wrong to abandon people in need, especially the women and children who are more vulnerable than men. But before everyone points fingers at, lets say the government, foreigners or white folks, calm down and look at a couple points first.

Lionel Cash: These are our own people being treated like trash, this land belongs to us all. It makes no sense how foreighners cn just get land as easy as that bt when it cmes to our people its imposible. Gv the land to the people. We didnt vote for you to make us suffer Patrick Bock: The struggle was all about the land for but I fail to understand the political leaders.In the same vein I also blame you the electorate who don't want to vote for change but vote out of loyalty IComrade Nangula: Nee manh... This really breaks my heart.... Until when are our people going to suffer and be told to follow nonsense procedures? Why do people have to live like foreigners in their own country? Nonsense!

Danny Beukes: It is a sad situation we find ourselves in, and its even more sad that corruption has absorbed the resources that could have eliminated this problem, loooooong ago.

Connie Owoses: Keep on voting for the same people and keep on complaining.

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Inwoners van ons kusdorpe en kuiergaste het die Paasnaweek terdeë geniet nie net langs die see nie, maar Dolfyn Park se waterpark het ook groot aftrek gekry. Nuwe waterglybane wat ‘n geruime tyd gelede deur die munisipaliteit opgerig is, het tot hul reg gekom.

“Die weer het baie mooi saamgewerk en volgende jaar maak ons weer so,” het een van die kuiergaste aan namib times gesê.

Holiday at the Municipality: Residents of Swakopmund are unhappy that the Finance Department of the Municipality was closed for the entire week. “This is totally unacceptable,” an angry resident said to namib times. A notice regarding the closure was put up at the department. On the paper it states that the entire Finance Department (including Cashiers and Inquires) will be closed from 22 until 24 March.

Bonita Kaibes: Its not a big deal really the municipality was operational Clifford Shivute: Thn they must also close the cashiers during month end and past the 7th......

Meriam Haufiku: Oh they must close for ever Head-on collision on B2: The identity has been made known of the man who died in a headon collision on the B2 coastal road on Tuesday. His name is Anianus Nakatheta (32), who Hileni Reinhold and her kids were spotted at the Walvis Bay municipal swimming was the driver of a taxi sedan that collided head-on with a light pickup over the lunch hour pool over the weekend. “The weather is nice and we enjoyed the leisure time,” on Tuesday. It is alleged Nakatheta drove in the direction of Swakopmund and overtook a she said. vehicle on a solid line where after he ploughed into an oncoming vehicle. He died instantly.

Danny Beukes: Many others drive like they're in a hurry to die...fools just wont learn.

Japie de Jager: Very sad. In a 80km/h zone.

Lukas Haufiku: R.I.P

They connected on social media and decided at long last to meet one another in person. Shadeen (right) and Ebevonia met over the Easter weekend and decided to be friends.

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More than 2 000 attend Whisky Festival Erwin Leuschner Whether it’s Single Malt, Single Grain or Blended Whisky – all hearts desires were satisfied at the first ever Namibian Whisky Festival, which was hosted at the Dome in Swakopmund last weekend. More than 2000 visitors attended the occasion, Event Manager Judy Allie said to namib times.

“All feedback we received was very positive,” Allie said, while adding: “It was a great success and a seamless event.” For those that missed the festival, there might be another opportunity coming up quite soon. “We definitely wish to make this an annual event,” Allie continued.

Many visitors were overwhelmed by what exactly the

Whisky Festival had to offer – it was a first of its kind in Namibia.

“The initial idea started about four years ago. I attended these Festivals in South Africa and wanted to host such an event here, but it had to be unique to Namibia,” Allie said. It was only in April 2015 when her idea finally became reality and the planning for the occasion began.

Besides numerous stalls with various types of Whisky, which visitors could

taste and buy, the festival also offered a great variety of entertainment opportunities. There were aerial acts, roaming musicians, Whisky workshops and cooking demonstrations. Allie is especially pleased

with the venue, saying that there is no venue of that magnitude elsewhere in the country. “We looked at various places in Windhoek, but none could meet our ideas like the Dome did,” she said.

WALVIS BAY * Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Book Exchange at the Mission to Seafarers. All Welcome. * Every Tuesday: Blood clinic (NAMBTS) at Welwitschia Hospital next to indoor pool. * First Tuesday of every month: Charity Quiz Night at The Raft! Call 204877 for more info and reservations. * Every Saturday: Braaivleis at MOTH Centre. * Every Sunday: Potjiekos available at MOTH Centre. * 1 April: Poetic Healing presents Poet versus Poet at 18:30 for 19:00. at Splush Lounge, Walvis Bay (Next to Casa Mia Hotel). * 1 April: NPS Movie Night. * 2 April: Canoe Combat and Festival at the Lagoon. * 5 April: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Volle Evangelie Kerk, Narraville. * 13 April: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole at 19:00.

16 April: CGALS at Walvis Bay Town Hall 18h30 for 19h00 ***************

SWAKOPMUND Tahita Honiball served Grain Whisky with style (top).

An elevated picture (top right) shows the exhibition area where more than 2 000 people attended.

Learning the fine art of whisky drinking (below)

* Bridge: The Swakopmund Bridge club meets every Monday evening at 19:00 at Lions Old Age Home. Contact: Ed Barbour 064-405 604. * Swakopmund Toastmasters: Meet every first and third Monday of the month at the Europa Hof Hotel, Bismark Str 39, Swakopmund, Namibia from 19:00 - 20:30. * Every Saturday: Flea Market & fresh produce outside Wild Rocket Cafe Kriess Arcade from 08:30 - 12:00. ***************

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

Oil paintings - weather permitting. * Permanent Collection: Woermann Haus Gallery in Bismarck Street. Fine collection of the Swakopmund Arts Association’s “South West Masters’’ and contemporary Namibian art works. Open Mondays to Saturdays 10:00 12:00 and 15:00 - 17:00. * Swakopmund Museum: Open daily, including Sundays 10:00 - 17:00. * Sam Cohen Library: Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00/15:00 - 17:00 and the second Saturday per month 09:00 - 13:00. * Die Galerie, Walvis Bay: Exhibition of Namibian and South African Artists. Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 Chef Anthony Rossouw - cooking with Whisky

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National Nutrition Month 2016 Liesl Losper

The Walvis Bay Junior Council recently celebrated National Nutrition Month by providing approximately 450 children with fruit and water.

The aim of the project was to create awareness amongst young learners of the importance of always consuming nutrient enriched foods on a daily basis. “It is very important that our youth is aware of the

essential aspects that come along with eating nutritious food. Therefore, this project was also aimed at increasing the fruit consumption of students that need the essential vitamins and minerals for

growth as well as for energy during school hours,� said Laura van Reenen, Junior Mayor.

The Junior Council said they would like to thank the teachers and staff of Immauel Ruiters

MC Engelbrecht (CEO of the Junior Council) handing out water to a student

Junior Councillors and students from Immanuel Ruiters

Nelago Johannes (Deputy Junior Mayor) and Catherine Kotchubei handing out fruits to the learners

Primary School for allowing them to host the project at their soup kitchen.

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IUM Walvis Bay launched cleaning campaign Liesl Losper

As part of their corporate social responsibility, the International University of Management Walvis Bay IUM has launched its Annual Cleaning Campaign, which they intend on having every year in different parts of Walvis Bay. They started from the Puma Service Station in Nataniel Maxuililli Street as well as the adjacent streets and ended up at the robots next to Desert Store in the same street.

Students, lecturers and administrative members of the University joined in this cleaning campaign. “We took this event to NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION 517/2015 In the Magristrate’s Court for the disctrict of SWAKOPMUND held at Swakopmund in the matter between: COWBOY’S TRADING AND RENTAL SOLUTIONS CC (PLAINTIFF) and PEDRO FRANCISCO FULA (DEFENDANT) In EXECUTION of a judgement granted on 7 October 2015 by the Magistrate’s Court for the d i s t r i c t o f SWAKOPMUND, a sale will be held on 9 APRIL 2016 AT 10Hh00 at COASTAL AUCTIONS No 19 HIDIPO HAMUTENYA STREET, SWAKOPMUND 1 x QUEEN SIZE BED AND BASE 1 x SAMSUNG FRIDGE AND FREEZER 1 x COT (WHITE WOOD) 3 x TRAVEL SUITE CASES 3 x BLACK LEATHER BAR CHAIRS 6 x LIGHT BROWN DINNER LEATHER CHAIRS 2 x SINGLE BED AND BASE (LIGHT BROWN AND WHITE) 1 x 4 PIECE CORNER LOUNGE SUITE 1 x SAMSUNG MICROWAVE 1 x HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER (RED AND BLACK) TERMS “VOETSTOOTS”: Cash to the highest bidder.

KINGHORN ASSOCIATES LEGAL PRACTIONER FOR PLAINTIFF Haus Altona 2 - 6 Tobias Hainyeko Street P O Box 1455 Swakopmund (Ref: COW2/0002-60 )

LIQUOR ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A MAGISTRATE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998 Notice is hereby 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 Swakopmund.

1. Name and postal address of applicant: Immanuel Stefanus Dula, Erf 5779, Diamant Street, Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay 2. Name of licensed business to which application relates: “Kings Bar’’ 3. Address/location of licensed premises to which application relates: Erf 5779, Diamant Street, Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay. 4. Nature and details of application: Application for Transfer of a Shebeen Liquor Licence FROM: Erf 5779. Diamant Street, Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay TO: Erf 664, Sardyn Street, Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay 5.Where application will be lodged: Magistrate, District Walvis Bay 6. Date on which application will be lodged: 29 March 2016.

Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Magistrate of the District, to reach the Magistrate not later than 7 days after the date on which the application is lodged.

also educate the public, including kiosk owners not to throw or allow their customers to throw dirt on the ground but distribe black refuse bags to them in order to instruct their customers to throw their rubbish in the refuse bags” said Juliane Ndemupewa of the IUM. The event was made possible with the sponsorship of Mr John Savva.

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PROPERTY TIMES TO LET - WALVIS BAY CENTRAL N$ 3850 – 1 bed flat with own bath w&e incl.

N$ 4 200 – 1 Bed flat, with basement parking N$ 2 300 – Bachelor flat with own bathroom N$ 6 850 – 2 Bed, 2 bath with single garage MEERSIG N$ 12 500 - Upmarket 3 Bed, 2 bath with double garage HERMES N$ 5 500 – 2 bed, 1 bath with single garage LAGOON N$ 575 – Garage KUISEBMOND N$ 2 700 – Bachelor flat with own bathroom w& e incl N$ 3 500 – 2 Bed,1 Bath flat with single garage N$ 4 235 – 3 bed, 2 bath with single garage N$ 4 200 – 3 Bed, 1bath with single garage NARRAVILLE N$ 6 000 - 2 bed, 1 bath with single garage N$ 5 500 – 2 bed, 1 bath with single garage w&e inc LONGBEACH N$ 13 000- Upmarket 4 Bed, 2 bath, with a bachelor flat and double garage INDUSTRIAL N$ 11 310 excl. VAT– 174m² warehouse with 1 office N$ 16 885 incl. VAT – 260m² Warehouse with office N$ 12 500 – 145m² office near syncrolift incl. water N$ 66 500 excl VAT – New 1445m² warehouse with big offices N$ 10 890 excl. VAT – 180m² Warehouse with 1 office N$ 100 010 excl. VAT– 1953m² warehouse with 800 m² office appr 15 offices N$ 100 003 excl. VAT– Approx. 5000 m² warehouse / offices / yard space N$ 95 000 excl. VAT– Approx. 3000m² warehouse / offices/yard space Please call: Rhoda 081 413 1313 Talitha 081 337 3669

Wanted to Rent White married Couple (pensioners) 2 dogs + cat are looking for a affordable, comfortable 2 or 3 bedroom house (no modern house) to rent in Central Namibia or at the Coast town as from 1 April 2016 Please Contact Us at Cell 081 427 5290 Cell 081 290 1252 Whatsapp 081 410 3002

To Let Mondesa Hada ma /hao court Flats 1bedr, bathroom, kitchen with (bic) in room and kitchen ranging from N$ 3500 -4000.00 W/L Incl 1person /young couple Lapaloma flats no 1 Bachelor flats N$ 2000.00 W/L Incl 1person Jabulani Bachelor flat N$ 3450.00 W/L Incl 1person Mahetago Outside room with bathr N$ 2200.00 W/L Incl 1person Bachelor flat N$ 2500.00 W/L Incl 1person For Sale Mahetago 3bedr house, 2bathr,lounge kitchen,garage N$ 850 000.00 Strictly Bank Windhoek Clients Naraville, Walvisbay 3bedroom house, lounge, kitchen outside building N$ 900 000.00 We are urgently looking for houses to sell & let we have qualified international and local clients.

All these properties are immediately available viewing can be secured on strictly appointments during office hours Mondays to Fridays.

Call Tel: 064-402112 Fax: 064-403396 Matty: 081 244 6995

Te Huur Gesoek Blanke Egpaar (pensionarisse) 2 honde + kat is opsoek na ‘n bekostigbare, gerieflike 2 - 3 slaapkamer huis (geen moderne huis nie) te huur in sentraal Namibia, of teen die kus vanaf 01 April 2016 kontak ons asseblief by onderstaande sel no ‘ s.

Sel 081 427 5290 Sel 081 290 1252 Whatsapp 081 410 3002

TO LET - WALVIS BAY OFFICES RARE FIND – CBD KATULIFE MALL 64m² – 140m² offices available in New Complex For viewing, please contact: Rhoda 081 413 1313 Talitha 081 337 3669

TO RENT: Bachelor flat, Kuisebmond 1x bedroom 1x open plan kitchen and lounge 1x own shower + toilet W/E incl.

Hot water Contact: 081 868 0686 081 719 5022 Urgent Note: Leave message and i will revert back ASAP. TO RENT; Walvis Bay, Edelweiss Height 2x bedroom aparment with built in cupboards & stove.

With alarm and secure under roof parking.

No pets.

Pre paid electricity, water excl.

N$ 5 200.00 p/m Available from 1April Contact: 081 125 5288 TO LET JABULANI Bedroom and bathroom N$2200.00 W/L Incl, single person Avble 1/4/2016 MAHETAGO 3bedrooms.

2bathrooms Kitchen, Lounge and Double Garages N$6500.00 W/ Incl HAGE HEIGHT (FLAT): 1bedroom,bathroom, open plan kitchen And parking area N$4235.00 W/L Incl For single person only Avble 1/4/2016 Malakia 081 297 7253, Email: Malakiaproperties @yahoo.com TO RENT: 1 Bedroom available at Namport for rent 01/04/2016 Advance 1,500.00 Deposit N$1,500.00 excluding electricity To view call 081 170 1737 / 081 236 4686 TO RENT: 2 bedroom house, sitting room, kitchen and bathroom. Situated in the Main Road to the Sea. Agaat Street.

Available end March.

Contact: 081 253 2000 081 293 9614 TO RENT: Narraville 2 bedroom, 2 shower / toilet. Kitchen and sitting room. Available 06 April W/E incl. Hot water.

No garage.

Cupboard available.

Contact:081 423 6000 Longbeach: Flat to let. 2 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, open plan kitchen, braai and tandem garage (can park 2 cars) available for rent from 1 May 2016.

Partially furnished. Rent N$6000 plus deposit.

Water excl. Prepaid electricity. Only people with sober habits.

Call 081 284 6514

TO LET Industrial unit at Gateway Industrial Park, 15 Langer Heinrich Crescent, 1st Industrial (area behind weighbridge) with 3 phase 40 Amp electricity available Size - 450m² N$ 20,250.00 pm.

(VAT exempt) Contact: Walvis Bay EPZ Management Company at Tel 205095 or Jan Kruger Tel: 2013206 Family House House to Rent Swakop Large Family House ! 5 bedrooms ! 3 bathrooms ! 2 Sitting Room ! 1 Dinning Room ! 1 Kitchen with B/I BBQ ! 1 Scullery ! 1 Laundry ! 1 Guest Toilet ! 1 Guest Room + Shower ! 3 Garage ! Large erf ! Beautiful Garden !Contact Reinette ! 081 293 7107 Flat to Rent Swakopmund Ocean view Ext 23 Newly build ! 2 bedroom flat ! Build-In Cupboards ! Single Garage ! Pre-paid Electricity ! Rent N$ 6,000.00 ! Deposito of N$6,000.00 required ! Water and 1 day cleaner included.

Please Contact 081 878 7822 TO LET SWAKOPMUND Old house on beachfront to rent, ! 3 Bedrooms ! 1 Bathroom ! Lounge/dining room ! Kitchen ! Single Garage ! Preferably a Single Person or Couple with no children or pets ! Alarm System / Beams fitted, monitoring for tenant’s account ! Rent N$9,000.00 p/m ! Excluding water and Electricity Call 081 143 72225

Property Wanted To Rent Swakopmund Flatlet Urgently Required Young mother and young son urgently looking for a flatlet from 1st March 2016 with a little garden. They have a puppy and a lovely cat. Cn pay N$4,500.00 incl lights and water.

Barbara 081 656 2619

URGENTLY: A young man is looking for a very neat Male or female to share a two bedroom flat, with lots of cupboards, spacious courtyard, in a secure complex, in Narraville, near the services station, Sorry No pets, available 1 April 2016.

N$ 2 000.00 Contact 081 288 6274 WANTED: Looking for a 2 bedroom Townhouse. No agent.

Swalop or Walvis Bay. Under N$ 1.5 mil All included.

Contact: 081 251 0081 WANTED: Looking for 2-3 bedroom house to buy in Narraville.

N$ 650 000.00 N$ 750 000.00 Contact: 081 479 1231 NEEDED: A sober minded flat mate (preferably male) needed to share a flat in a upmarket estate Lagoon.

N$ 2 900.00 p/m W/E incl.

Dep N$ 1 800.00 Contact: 081 351 7907 081 271 7476

LAGOON AREA TO LET AND FOR SALE: Offering 2 Bedr. neat and spacious flat with lounge, fitted kitchen, study corner, bathr, garage. On first floor.

No Animals. No garden. Prime Area.

Rental of N$ 5950pm.

For Sale for N$ 785 000.00 CALL SEANINE SCHMIDLIN, THUNDER ESTATES NAMIBIA AT 0812775080 FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO VIEW TO LET !

TOWN CENTER SWAKOPMUND ! 2 BEDROOMED, ! FURNISHED, ! TOWN CENTER, ! 2 GARAGES , ! ND 6900.00 pm VINETA – OCEAN VIEW ! LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, ! THREE B/ROOMS, ! TWO BATH ROOMS, ! SEWING ROOM, ! TWO GARAGES. ! ND 10800:00 pm MILE 4 ! 3 BEDROOMES, ! DUPLEX, ! 2 BATHROOMS ! ONE GARAGE, ! ND 7300:00 pm LANGSTRAND ! 2 BEDROOMED , ! 2 BATHROOM, ! LUXURY APARTMENT ! FULLY FURNISHED, ! GARAGE,2 ! ND FLOOR,LIFT, ! LOVELY VIEW AND ! VERY LARGE BALCONY. ! RENT : ND 8800.00 pm WE HAVE CLIENTS , WANTING TO PURCHASE : ! 2 BEDROOMED FLATS (4) ! FAMILY HOME ON THE BEACH

CONTACT : JP van der Walt 081 127 2736 CAPRICORN ESTATES Or visit our website at : Capricorn@ realestatesnamibia.com

Imobilien Angebote 1 x Schlafzimmer Wohnung 70m² mit Hol Terasse 30m² Gegenüber von Indongo Guest House in Swakopmund zu Verkaufen N$1,500,000 VHB Kein Agent Kontakt : Gustav 081 129 2918 Erf for Sale Arandis 5825m² x 2 o.a.

Contact 081 552 1135 Erf For Sale ARANDIS Erf for Sale 5828m² x 2 o.a. phone 081552 1135

VACANCIES Vacancy Lodge/Hotel Manager at the Coast 5 years experience in Hotel/Lodge Management ! Experience in ! Pastell ! Single Person ! Must be the age between 40 and 50 ! No dependants ! Sober Habits ! Drivers license ! Package include

meals and accommodation Just Short listed candidates will be excepted EMAIL Short listed cv's to ngandu@iafrica.com.na Vacancy Lodge F + B Manager in the North !5 Years experience in Food and Beverage Management ! Single person ! No dependants ! Sober Habits ! Drivers license ! Must be older than 35 years ! Package include meals and accommodation Just Short listed candidates will be excepted Email cv's to ngandu@iafrica.com.na

ZOLAS CAFE

VACANCIES PLAAS VOORMAN GESOEK - ERONGO *Namibiese burger of geldige werkspermit. *Geldige bestuurders lisensie. *Standerd 8 / Graad 10 geslaag. *Afrikaans sprekend kennis van Engels en etniese tale `n aanwins. *Geen skoolgaande kinders nie afgesondered! *Ondervinding van bees bok - skaap - wild - lusern - toerisme boerdery.

Pos aansoek na Die Bestuurder, Posbus 235 Omaruru, met Nampost Koerier - koste sal met ontvangs vereffen word.

Volledige CV word verlang en moet vergesel wees van oorspronklike gesertifiseerde afskrifte van ID, alle Opvoedkundige kwalifikasies verkry as oof drie vorige werksverwysings met kontakbare besonderhede.

Jou beweegrede vir aansoek.

Vacancy Go Fresh (Pty) Ltd Swakopmund Position : Sales Lady/Cashier Applicant must meet the following requirements: ! 2 years experience as as cashier or sales consultant ! Must be able to work under pressure ! Must be fluent in Afrikaans & English [If you can speak german will advantages to you] ! The candidate must a friendly & assertive personality ! Grade 12 ! Must have very organizational skills Please contact Mr Jacques Le Riche Cell 081 423 2367

VACANCY Busy Brains is looking for an assistant. Must preferably have child development skills or must have worked with children. Aged between 20 -30 years of age.

References are a requirement. Further information, contact Caryne 0811463398

Job Vacancy LINDLEY

Oshilwilwa Investments CC is looking for a Shop Attendant

is looking for a TUTOR

At least Grade 10

in the area of

At least 1 years experience in Take Away Food Preparation

ACCOUNTING

Good communication Contact us for directions:

EDUCATION

Requirements: Symbol B or higher for Accounting Experience and good communication skills

Closing date:

Ability to explain in English and Afrikaans Punctual and reliable Integrity Submit CV's to beataccmath@gmail.

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Francis 081 612 1255 Nolien: 081 708 5663

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Vir enige gebed wat u nodig het 24-uur per dag 7 Dae per week Kontak: PETRUS KLEIN 081 417 5441

PLANET HAIR SALON ,NAIL ARTIST, HAIRSTYLIST AND BARBER Chairs to rent Be your own boss!

Contact Gillroy: 081 227 0515

COURSES GERMAN COURSE FOR ADULT BEGINNERS: Learn to speak German and improve your job opportunities!!

Limited space available.

Register now to qualify for a discount.

Experience mothertongue teacher.

Contact: 081 607 2685

SERVICES

KUS RENOVATIONS Call: 081 560 0292 Henk: Renovations of buildings Electrical works Gate motors / electrical Roof sealing Sealings Wooden palasides Plumbing work Tiling / painting Welding work, gates + doors Carports for cars Any small work is not too small Walvis Bay only

KUS RENOVATIONS Call: 081 560 0292 Henk: Renovations of buildings Electrical works Gate motors / electrical Roof sealing Sealings Wooden palasides Plumbing work Tiling / painting Welding work, gates + doors Carports for cars Any small work is not too small Walvis Bay only

COMPUTER SERVICES Repairs, Upgrades or virus removals Call Etienne at 081 898 3102

NOW OPEN !

Planet Salon Narraville Opposite Erongo Red For all your hair do’s contact Chenice: 081 447 8785 Like my facebook page: Love is in the hair

by Chenice Hair products available.

Oil based perfumes at affordable prices!!

PPT & BEAUTY CENTER IN HAIR LOUNGE Walvis Bay Walvis & Swakop now We sell 100% virgin Brazilian hair & Indian Wear wholesale & retail.

Place your order now.

Nail training N$ 1 200.00 Eyelashes training N$ 700.00 We also offer make up training kits &certificate included. Takes 4 days.

Manicure overlay gel N$ 100.00 Special every Monday and Thursday Pedicure gel N$ 70.00 Eyelashes N$ 100.00 Eyebrow tint & shape N$ 50.00 Call Betty: 081 605 9205 064 221 940

SERVICES

SECRET FRIEND CLUB Boys and girls between 16 and 18. If you are a devoted Christian and wants to help other people with problems, please join our club and help us to better the lives of many people in Walvis Bay. Send us an e-mail with your details: sfcwb@namibwolkie.co m or visit our website : www.sfcwb.namibwolkie .com

OFFICE & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE REMOVAL SPECIALISTS Over Namibia Household & Office.

Mobile: 0814093522 email: neilnkt@iway.na

SERVICES WC CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION We offer: - Construction - Painting - Paving - Slasto - Lapas - Plumbing - Tiling - Electrical and all types of roof structures - Maintenance on all buildings & structures 24/7 service Contact: 081 211 6686 064-205470 MALHERBE & SONS MOTORS Major & Lube Services Brake & Clutch repairs Shock absorbers Engine Overhauls Steering & suspension repairs Competitive rates Import vehicles welcome Free quotations Francios: 081 661 9447 Cois: 081 661 9445 Email: malherbeandsons motors@gmail.com

DE VRIES PLUMBING SERVICES Contact us for all your plumbing needs Geysers/Drainage/Pipe work New/Replacement Bathroom & Kitchen Installations General Plumbing & Building Maintenance Marius 081 2122 541 Nursery / Kwekery / Plante Quiver trees – all sizes. Ana trees, wild olive, commiphera multijuga – right for Bonsai, aloes, indigenous plants and other succulents. Swakopmund Saturday Market 09:00 – 12:00 at Sophia Dale. Visits by appointment at Plot 149, Woestynplasie, Swakoprivier Plotte.

Karin de Kock cell: 081 127 0245 KINGSAYS TRADING CC Reg No CC/2015/004350 Offer: Building construction, plumbing, electrical, services, tilling, painting and renovations.

Contact: Paulus Kingsays Kondjama: 081 240 3302 kondjambap@yahoo. com

WELCOME TO PROFESSOR Dr. Ndiulula Its been a long time indeed But here is your dream and last hope Contact: 081 244 5158 We trust / manage: A. Love problems Get back your lover New herbal penis enlargement Do you want a baby?

Come We help men and woman with bad luck in getting lovers Do you want your lover to be only yours?

New herbal stuff for making men’s penis strong Do you want to stop your lover from cheating on you?

We have got herbal therapy which can help people with HIV/AIDS Herbal stuff for speeding up your marriage process Remove bad from your body B. Business problems We help people who want success and be promoted at work Do you want to attract more customers to your business? Come now Do you have court cases?

Protection on your business Farm protection C. Body problems High blood pressure All kinds of protections We trite TB, Diabetes and blood cleaning All body pains Menstruation pain to women Things moving in your body Pregnancy problems Asthma and strong cough Sleeping problems Chronic syphilis Stop drinking VALUATION SERVICES OFFERED: Both Property & Commercial Also for Insurance valuation 40 years experience M. Mansfeld: 064 461 075 081 127 6169

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

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VEHICLE ASSIST No Queues, No Stress !NaTis Consultant ! Vehicle Service ! Russst Proofing Contact Angelo: 081 498 6051 Email: via.namibia@gmail.com

PRODEL CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATIONS:

DR MISOYA Traditional Doctor Old Malawian man is in Namibia for the first time Specializing in problems and diseases.

Removal of bad luck, lost over to come back in 4 days Removal of bad luck Complicated court cases Binding your lover to be yours only Job and promotions Wining tenders and contracts To write of debts Pregnancy problems Projection of houses and body from witchcraft Rejuvinate mens power during weak erection Gambling, penis enlargement All types of diseases.

We don't try “but we just do it” Contact the Old man: 081 359 9319

MALHERBE & SONS MOTORS Major & Lube Services Brake & Clutch repairs Shock absorbers Engine Overhauls Steering & suspension repairs Competitive rates Import vehicles welcome Free quotations Francios: 081 661 9447 Cois: 081 661 9445 Email: malherbeandsons motors@gmail.com

TRADITIONAL DOCTOR DR. CHIMBO ANNAN. For the first time he is here in Walvis Bay (Namport) with very powerful medicine for any type of problems: Did you know that problems has an expiry date?

This is your time to finish up your problems.

Dr. Chimbo is challenging for penis enlargement, to win casino, love problems, to get a new job promotion, wife/husband to be yours alone, bring back lost lover, clean out bad luck, to be liked with people, to win serious court cases, protec-tion of witches, to win tenders and many more...

Contact 081 305 2058 you will never regret with Dr.Chimbo BP & Diabetes welcome....

For all your renovations and construction needs with personal attention.

Call for a free quote JOHANN STEYN 081 128 0848.

Josef Driving School in Swakopmund We offer Driving Lessons for N$ 90 per hour or pay more than 10 hours and get one hour free.

N$ 200.00 for NaTis test Professional, friendly and patient instructor Failing is not an option Contact 081 418 3595 Do you need someone in Swakopmund looking after you house, garden and pets while you are on holiday?

Please contact 081 223 0053 081 277 4229 TRADITIONAL DOCTOR Dr Lovemore Banda The Old Man Walvis Bay, Now Oupa Ben Banda, specializing in various problems and diseases... lost lovers to come back.

Protection of houses and bodies from witch craft, removal of any type of bad luck, complicated of court cases, binding your lover to be yours only.

Promotion at work, to get a new job, win contracts, to have more power during sex.

Pregnancy problems, all types of diseases except HIV. Come and see wonderful miracles happening in your life.

Your life will never regret.

Contact: Oupa Ben Banda 081 764 6937 Consultation fee is N$100.00.

TRADITIONAL DOCTOR DR OUPA KHOROMANA Your old Doctor is back from Malawi is asking new and old customers to come with their problems.

Such as: removal of bad luck, lost lovers to come back, court cases, to be released from prison, to write off debts, wining tenders & contracts business attraction, to be married to a man of your choice. Binding marriage, treatment of epilepsy, pregnancy problems, removal of tokoloshes, jobs promotions, gambling, penis enlargement, Mens power booster, stopping continuos menstruation and many more complicated problems.

“Its your time now” Contact Oupa Kohoromana: 081 374 7039

SERVICES Breinbeserings / Beroete Is jy moedeloos en raadop omdat jy nie die nodige tyd, kennis en geduld het nie? Ek kan help met jare se ondervinding, genoeg geduld en liefde om dit vir jou makliker te maak.

Kontak Ellen by 081 208 0390

CLASSES Lindley Education Presents High School Math and Accounting Extra Classes Grade 8-12 WE DO OUR BEST TO MAKE SURE KIDS PASS THE TEST happytohelp@lindleyed ucation.com 081 497 2195 www.lindleyeducation.com

VACANCIES Urgent!! Vacancy Available Walters Electrical is looking for a qualified electrician with 5 years + experience in the maintenance and construction industry. Send cv to orders@walterselectrical. com Only short listed applicants will be contacted

Magic and Jumbo Discounters is op soek na ‘n Kasier.

Dame moet Gr12 het.

2 jaar Ondervinding vereis.

Kliente diens op top vlak.

Stuur CV aan:magicjumbohr@ gmail.com Sluitings datum: 1 April 2016

JOBS WANTED Ek is Dihlien ‘n hardwerkende vrou.Ek soek huiswerk of kantoorwerk in Swakop 2 dae in die week.

Dinsdag of Donderdag asseblief kontak my op 081 622 5161 JOB WANTED: A 36 year old lady is looking for housework, ironing, washing and cleaning. Mondays to Fridays.

Contact: 081 479 3455 JOB WANTED: Am a woman in Walvis Bay looking for domestic work.

Ironing, washing, babysitting or kitchen assistant. Has 5 years experience and Diploma in Hospitality. 3 days a week. Can start as soon as possible.

Contact: 081 336 7815

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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE Piano For Sale Ludwig-Meister N$20,000.00 o.a Call 081 247 4924 COMPOST Compost based on kelp with 10 other ingredients.

Ideal for our coastal gardens.

Available at the Saturday morning market in Swakopmund at WILD ROCKET CAFE 08:30 - 12:00 or on 20th March at GREEN MARKET in Swakopmund behind the SNAKE PARK 09:00 - 13:00 as from N$35 to N$150 Contact 081 127 5442 FOR SALE Prestige Rubber-duck Boat with 90HP Yamaha Motor and 15HP 4 stroke auxiliary Outstanding Condition N$7,200.00 neg FOR SALE Mitsubishi Pajero 2.8 Diesel [Auto] 1996 model in Good Condition Fully Serviced with A/C N$65,000.00 neg Contact Peter Cell 081 203 2111

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CARS CAR FOR SALE 2014 VW Polo sedan, 1.4 Comfortline 45'600km , good as new, Armored tint.

N$160'000 neg 081 321 3964

GARDENING FOR SALE COMPOST Compost based on kelp with 10 other ingredients.

Ideal for our coastal gardens.

Available at the Saturday morning market in Swakopmund at WILD ROCKET CAFE 08:30 - 12:00 or on 20th March at GREEN MARKET in Swakopmund behind the SNAKE PARK 09:00 - 13:00 as from N$35 to N$150 Contact 081 127 5442

TO HIRE TO HIRE: Looking for a taxi license to hire as from 01 April in Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 249 5707

CRAZY SALE 2nd Hand Shop We buy and sell anything of value

only ID required 0811475475 0811475333 064220387 bayauctions@iway.na

FIND US @ 97 Sam Nujoma Str Walvis Bay

CARS

CLASSIC FOR SALE Mercedes Benz 230S Automatic Fin-tail Classic 1967 Model Fully refurbished. Mint condition N$ 279,000.00 neg.

Don’t Drink & Drive!

Contact 081 127 4446 or mail@tassi.biz

For Sale VW Golf 1.4 2005 Model with A/C N$ 53,000.00 neg Contact 081 127 4446 or mail mail@tassi.biz FOR SALE TOYOTA HILUX 2.2 D/Cab 4x4 Petrol, 1992 Model Long range tank, high-lift jack, AC, 2x spare wheel, Ironman awning N$ 134,000.00 neg.

Contact 081 127 4446 or mail@tassi.biz

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To the Yon family on the passing away of your father, 1 Corinthians 13:13

And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.

From the Principal, Schoolboard, teachers and parents of De Duine

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Bank Windhoek Namibiam Open Beach Volleyball Championship 2016 The Bank Windhoek Namibian Beach Volleyball Open 2016 Competition over Independence weekend witnessed 30 top volleyball teams participate. The competing categories were: Experienced Men's, Experienced Women's, and Youth Girls under 18's, Social 2-a-side including Youth Boys under 18's & Mixed 4-a-side.

The men's Championship Title went to Philip Schulz (20) and James Verrinder (40). This was the first ever tournament win for Philip, who played alongside James, his coach and Namibian National Beach Volleyball Coach. They overcame Brandon de Jager and Jan-Eric Sack in the final, winning 2:0 (21:11, 21:18) to be crowned Namibian Open Champions. Third place went to the very exciting young talent of Daniel and Fabian Pfiefer. Women's first place went to the duo, Kristin Schulz (17) and Michaela Boehringer (16). It was the first ever final qualification and win for both, in which they delivered a flawless performance. After 2 third places last year, they displayed their sharpened abilities. They overcame Rosi Hennes and Stephanie Palmhert in the Women's final, winning 2:0 (21:19, 21:13) to take the title. Third place went to the experienced pair of Anita Kinder and Simone von Wietersheim. The competitive opening games were supplemented by Free Youth Coaching Sessions, led by the NVF National Beach Volleyball Coach, who gave an opportunity to local boys and girls, aged 8-13 years, to try beach volleyball. The Namibian Volleyball Federation (NVF) in effort of decentralisation of the sport aims to move its focus away from the capital and into the regions. The NVF will only host 2 beach volleyball events this year; NAM Open - Independence weekend (19-20th March) and in Oshakati - (July) date to be announced.

Other final results were: Youth Girls Final: Carmen Curschmann and Carmen Gaugler vs Jasmin Baas and Ranjana Metzger 2:0 (21:17, 21:16). The Carmen's remained unbeaten throughout the tournament and finished well deserved winners. Carman Deikmann and Lara Lusse came Third.

Social / Boys Final: Luke Brinkmann and Kimber Brain vs Marc-Andre Witte and Bentje Mehnert. 2:0 (21:10, 21:13). Luke and Kimber became strong every game they played and dominated the final with their best performance over the weekend. Lizette and Amundus Roettcher came third.

Mixed 4-a-side Final: Classic Team vs Pumas 2:0 (21:16, 21:14). Both Swakop teams played great volleyball throughout the weekend and it was a very close contest in the final with the Classic Team edging it and taking the title. Phoenix X came third.

Classified results: Men 1st Philip Schulz (20) & James Verrinder (40) 2nd Brandon de Jager & Jan-Eric Sack 3rd Daniel & Fabian Pfiefer Women 1st Kristin Schulz (17) & Michaela Boehringer (16) 2nd Rosi Hennes & Stephanie Palmhert 3rd Simone von Wietersheim & Anita Kinder Youth Girls (Under 18) 1st Carmen Curschmann (17) & Carmen Gaugler (16) 2nd Jasmin Baas & Ranjana Metzger 3rd Carmen Diekmann & Lara Lusse

Social Adults & Youth Boys 1st Luke Brinkmann (17) & Kimber (17) 2nd. Bentje Mehnert & Marc-Andre Witte 3rd. Amandus & Lizette Roettcher Mixed 4-a-side 1st Classic Team 2nd Pumas 3rd Phoenix X A massive thank you, once again, to our main sponsor Bank Windhoek. It's been a pleasure to working with you again.

Also big thanks to Namibian Volleyball Federation Beach Volleyball Director; James Verrinder & Erongo Volleyball Association for a fantastic tournament.

Namibia miss out on Hockey World Cup Qualification South Africa qualified with both genders for the U21 Hockey World Cup, while Zimbabwe and Egypt qualified with their ladies and men's teams respectively. Africa's top two teams per gender qualify for the World Cup, with the continental qualifiers which were hosted by the Namibian Hockey Union from 18 to 28 March.

Namibia's ladies team was confident of achieving the qualification, after placing second at the end of the pool phase.

In the ladies semi-final Namibia faced Zimbabwe. In the pool phase of the competition, Namibia managed a 3:1 victory over the Zimbabwean ladies in a tough match. With this confidence booster, the Namibian girls went into the semi-final dreaming of World Cup qualification. Namibia put on the pressure from the start and managed an early goal. Zimbabwe however fought back with an equaliser ten minutes into the match. With a one all score at half time, Namibia knew they have to step up their game. In the second half, the home team put the pressure on Zimbabwe. The Zimbabwean defense however stood firm and their goals keeper denied Namibia a goal on multiple occasions. With more errors creeping into the Namibian game, Zimbabwe used the opportunities for their counter attacks and through this managed to score their second goal, taking them into the lead. In the last 10 minutes of the game, the Namibian ladies realised their World Cup dream was slipping away. They picked up the pace, putting in a big effort and creating various goal scoring opportunities, but where unable to finish them off with an equaliser. In the other ladies semi-final, South Africa had little trouble against Tanzania. The Tanzanian girls played with lots of passion, but were not on the same level as the defending champions. Not having conceded a single goal throughout the tournament, South Africa maintained their clean record, beating Tanzania comfortably 31:0. In the men's competition Namibia was hoping for an upset against favourites South Africa in the first semi-final. South Africa however performed up to expectation and left Namibia little room for surprises, claiming their spot in the final and the World Cup with an 11:1 victory over the home team. In the second men's semi-final, defending champions, Egypt, dominated equally against Zimbabwe. By winning 12:2, Egypt booked their ticket for the final as well as the World Cup. After their disappointment on Saturday evening, Namibia's U21 ladies team managed to pick up their spirit and successfully fight for the bronze medal on Sunday afternoon. In the bronze medal match Namibia defeated Tanzania 15:0. Result overview: Ladies Semi-final South Africa – Tanzania 31 : 0 Namibia – Zimbabwe 1 : 2 Ladies Bronze medal match Namibia – Tanzania 15 : 0 Men's Semi-final South Africa – Namibia 11 : 1 Egypt – Zimbabwe 12 : 2 Monday's fixtures: Ladies final 9:00 RSA – ZIM Davin Trustco Stadium (WHS) Men's 3rd/4th 11:30 NAM – ZIM Davin Trustco Stadium (WHS) Men's final 14:00 EGY – RSA Davin Trustco Stadium (WHS)