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Massive fuel price increase The price of petrol is set for a 50c increase on Wednesday and diesel is set to increase by 70c per liter. The Ministry of Mines and Energy made the announcement yesterday and explained the increase is necessary as it still cost far more to bring fuel to the fuel pumps than what the consumer actually pays for it (underrecovery situation). Since the last fuel hike a month ago, the playing field has reshuffled on the international fuel market, states the Ministry. A recovery of the global economy increases the demand for processed fuels, hence a heightened demand for crude oil. The heightened demand pushed up international market prices for crude oil. This increase in the demand for crude oil is reflected in the price increases in the two global benchmark crude oils - Brent and West Texas Intermediary. Brent crude oil’s market price rose to the highest since October 2018 and West Texas increased to the highest since October 2014, states the Ministry in a media release. Simultaneous, the Namibian Dollar also weakened against the US Dollar. During September the Namibian Dollar averaged N$14,58 against the US Dollar and in October it averaged N$14,81. The weakening of the Namibian Dollar against the US Dollar fuels an under-recovery situation. Hence the need to subsidise it to enable affordability, to the consumer (fuel equilisation levy). The burden is carried by the National Energy Fund. A price increase will assist to lift the burden. During November the National Energy Fund has to subsidise petrol at N$1,32 per liter and diesel at N$1,54 per liter. The increase of 50c and 70c will reduce this burden. At Walvis Bay (where fuel is the cheapest in the country as it is the closest to the point of import) petrol will cost N$14,95 per liter and diesel N$14,88.
Bumper “food harvest” for World Food Day
Walvis Bay Crime Fighting Unit cleans up Meersig...
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The community of Utuseb on the banks of the Kuiseb River was the beneficiary on 16 October this year of a harvest of food items, donated to them during the celebration of World Food Day. This annual event unifies 150 countries yearly to highlight their ongoing efforts to eradicate hunger, malnutrition and poverty. This year's event took place under the theme: “Our Actions, our Future, Better Production, Better Nutrition, a Better environment and a Better Life”. The event was attended by the Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform Honorable Anna Shiweda as the guest of honour. Other dignitaries included the Acting Chief of the Topnaar Traditional Authority, Anamab Stoffel as well as the Governor of Erongo, Neville André, the then Regional Council Chairperson Ciske Smith-Howard as well as Regional Councillors Deriou Benson and Florian Donatus.
Mining equipment transported to Husab Walvis Bay Plant & Tool Hire has commenced with the transport of 20 SANYI sub-assembled dump trucks between the port of Walvis Bay and Husab Mine. The first three were delivered to the mine by abnormal load yesterday. The remaining seventeen are scheduled for delivery in the weeks to come. Other mining vehicles to be delivered to Husab are: two 50-tons SANYI excavators, 4 CAT excavators which will first assembled at Barloworld before delivery, seven drill rigs, three front-end loaders and three bulldozers.
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“A second consignment of mining equipment to be landed in Walvis Bay towards the close of 2021”
Court Report Inside Page 4
School News
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Sports News Page 16
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How to have headaches with a freight container Eileen van der Schyff
The mysterious sign that appeared near Walvis Bay’s entrance this week stating “Welcome to Saudi Arabia” can be explained. A movie team is currently shooting a movie in the area. The movie is titled “The Power” and partly plays off in Saudi Arabia. The desert surroundings of Walvis Bay was selected for these scenes. The B2 coastal road was closed at time during the filming this week, but local residents welcome the movie-maker, as all economic activities bringing income from outside the country’s borders are more than welcomed.
If you own or rent a freight container, and it occupy public spaces like side walks or open lots, it could become troublesome come mid-November this year. The Department of Roads and Building Control in the Municipality of Walvis Bay announced this week it would remove all containers that occupy public spaces without the owners having official authorisation for it. As from 15 November the local authority will remove such containers to a location where the
owners will have 14 days to claim it and pay for the removal and storage cost. Unclaimed containers will be auctioned off. The reason for this step follows after many months of pleas. The containers are unsightly. In many instances these containers also pose traffic dangers (obstruction).
The late Mrs Gisela Allen
Gisela Edelgarde Karola Lily Elisabeth Rosemarie von Goldfus was born in Grootfontein, Namibia on 21 December 1930. She grew up on a farm, Gai-Kaisa, and spent her Primary School years mainly in Grootfontein. She learned to ride horses on the farm and mostly played with the local children. Her high school years were spent in Swakopmund, where she lived in the girls' hostel, today called 'Altes Amtsgericht', and matriculated in Swakopmund in 1949. As a young lady she be-came a dental assistant under Mr Mylo to Doctor Alfons Weber in Swakopmund. Here she learned to work with metals. In Swakopmund she met Carl Helmuth
Rubow and they were married on her parents' farm in 1953. She made their wedding rings herself. Helmut and Gisela had three children, the eldest called Thilo, and twins named Kai and Jürgen. They moved to Walvis Bay in 1957 and Gisela worked for different companies in town. After the divorce from Helmut in 1964 she married Alex Joosten. She and Alex were divorced in 1972. In Walvis Bay the Ru-
bow boys learned to sail and Gisela became an avid and loyal member of the WB Yacht Club. Sadly, Gisela's eldest son Thilo died under tragic circumstances. Gisela was a devoted member and secretary of the WB dramatic Society in the early seventies. The society staged several one act plays in German, English and Afrikaans, held mostly in the Mission to Seamen's hall. They performed to
filled to capacity, enthusiastic audiences. An original member, crew member and Life Member of the National Sea Rescue’s Station 1 in Walvis Bay, Gisela served actively for twenty years. She was also instrumental in founding the WAC Fest, which is a yearly week-long event when artists and craftspeople display their work and merchandise in a hall in town. Gisela attended different markets in Windhoek, Swakopmund and Walvis Bay to showcase her products of stained-glass ornaments, Hobbytex paint and various other hand-made products. A truly marvelous monument of her art are the big arched stainedglass windows of the Mission to Seafarers Chapel and the German Lutheran Church or Jona Kirche in Theo-Ben Gurirab Str downtown. She was well traveled visiting amongst others, South Africa, Angola, the USA, Europe and Norway in her life. In 1980 Gisela married Les Allan. They lived happily in the house in Conradie Street for 14 years, working at their craft for which they had learned the necessary skills in England. Les passed away in November 1994. Gisela volunteered 50 years of service to the Mission to Seafarers in Walvis Bay. First in the
(Pictures herewith): Giesela Allan Harbour Lights Guild and then as a hardworking volunteer, then as a committeemember. She was honoured with Life Membership and later received a certificate from Princess Anne acknowledging and giving thanks for her 50 years service. She also became involved in catering for the twice-yearly bird count in the wetlands of the WB Lagoon, which was sponsored by WB Salt Refiners. Already over 80 years old, she ordered, purchased and prepared provisions and - with one or two helpers drove to the Keith Wearne Station out in the Lagoon to serve lunch for some 80 bird counters from all over the country and overseas. During the Corona
Pandemic she sewed more than 200 threelayered face masks from cloth remnants and donated them to hospitals and clinics, friends and family. At night, because sleep failed her, she crafted cards and gift tags and donated them to a church.
From the prickly pears which she harvested in her garden, she cooked cordial and donated the funds raised to the church or other benevolent causes. This remarkable woman had many friends and family members who grieve the loss of her life, among others her granddaughter in Canada and her son Jürgen who is trapped in New Zealand due to the Corona Pandemic. Till recently he sent Gisela photos of his travels around the world on his yacht which made her feel part of his journey. Last but not least, Gisela was a caring friend to her neighbours and acquaintances in Huis Palms and to Walvis Bay at large. We mourn the loss of her life, but will be forever grateful for the service she devoted to the WB community at large. A life with so many highs and lows, and her ever-diligent character to do ever more in life, must truly be celebrated. She had a fine sense of humour and a zest for life which was astonishing! (By Heidi Pronk)
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Walvis Bay Crime Fighting Unit cleans up Meersig..... Eileen van der Schyff The Walvis Bay Crime Fighting Unit (WBCFU) recently cleaned th 11 Street North in Meersig of unsightly rubbish. During the cleanup, members of the WBCFU handed out informative crime fighting and prevention flyers to residents in the area. This small group of people, dedicated to make Walvis Bay a safer and better place, serves the community without compensation. The group fights crime 24/7 with the help of donations from the community.
Offroad excursion with bike ends in tragedy The Swakopmund community is saddened by the passing of Josia Swart (58) in a motorcycle accident. Swart struck a rock during an offroad excursion on Sunday morning and he fell. The accident happened about 21 km from Swakopmund. Swart was admitted to the intensive care unit of Mediclinic in a critical condition, but passed away on Monday this weeek. Below: emergency personnel at the scene and the loose rock which is believed cost Swart his life.
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Walvis Bay Court Report
Court Swakopmund Court Report Magistrate Court Paulus Tupuleni (31), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 2 February for continuation of trial. The accused is on bail. Lionel Sydney Kaffer (35), appeared on charges of attempted murder and assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 7 March 2022 for legal aid. The accused remain in custody. Sam Halupe (53), appeared on a charge of failure to pay maintenance. The matter was postponed to 25 November for other reasons. The accused have been warned, Martin Sebastian Ngoy (22), appeared on a charge of dealing in dependence producing substance and cocaine. The matter was postponed to 4 November for bail application continuation. The accused remain in custody. Showen Van Wyk (26), appeared on charged of attempted murder and assault on a member of the police. The matter was postponed to 5 November to be heard in the regional court. The accused remain in custody. Pieter Moses (38) and Jonas Amunyela Palema (54), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 2 February for further investigation. The accused remains in custody. Rigen Hoa-Khaob (30), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 29 November for legal aid. The accused remain in custody. Lazarus Daniel (28) and Ndilimeke Kadila (31), appeared on a charge of dealing in potentially dangerous producing substance. The matter was postponed to 19 January
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT Environam Consultants Trading cc (ECT) hereby gives notice to all potentially Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) that an application 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) for the following: PROJECT NAME: Proposed Terminal at Namport for Storage and Handling of Industrial Minerals, Base and Rare Metals PROJECT LOCATION: Portion of Erf 1920 within the Walvis Bay Port PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The project is composed of the following amenities: · Storage and Handling of Industrial Minerals, Base and Rare Metals. PROPONENT: BigenKuumba Terminal REGISTRATION OF I&APs AND SUBMISSION OF COMMENTS: All Interested and Affected Parties (I&Aps) are hereby invited to register and submit their comments, concerns or questions in writing, kindly contact: Email: colin@environam.com Fax: 061 258 470 or Mobile: 0814584297 on or before 04 November 2021. Date and venue of public meeting will be communicated to registered I&APs.
2022 for further investigation. The accused remain in custody. Ebson Tjiwiyu (39), appeared on a charge of displaying a licence number not applicable to the vehicle. The accused was found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of N$1 000 or six months imprisonment term. Lotto Paulus (35), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 24 November for further investigation. The accused remain in custody. Paulus Tupuleni (34), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 5 November for judgement. The accused is on bail. Richard Fredericks (24) and Fillemon Kuwa (19), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 18 January 2022 for plea and trial. The accused remain in custody. Samuel Gom-Khaiseb (34), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 3 November for fixing of trial date. Accused is on bail. Iita Matias and Silas Sakaria (26), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The accused are at large, and a warrant of arrest was issued. Ricardo So Oabeb (27), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 24 November for legal aid. The accused remain in custody. Andreas Sikindo Nguvu (23), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 26 October for plea. The accused remain in custody. Eugene Owoseb (28), appeared on charges of rape and combating an immoral act with a girl under sixteen. The matter was postponed to 8 November because the docket was not at court. The accused is on bail.
Michael Michael (28), Three counts of Housebreaking with the intent to commit the offence of rape (October 2021) The matter is postponed to 7 December 2021. Plea in terms of section 119 Lulu Zhou (38), Removing minerals without a permit (April 2021) The matter is postponed to 15 February 2022. Plea and Trial. Mark Isaacs (29), Housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft (May 2021), The matter is postponed to 3 February 2022. Plea and Trial. Absalom Elias Joshua (40), Theft and Housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft (July 2021) The matter is postponed to 18 January 2022. Further investigation (Final Remand) Heinrich Smith (38), Nkuvi Engelberth (29), Housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft (July 2021) The matter is postponed to 17 February 2022. Plea and Trial. Efraim Hatutale (33), Possession of suspected stolen property, Assault common (August 2021) A warrant of arrest was issued. At large. Underaged boy (17), Possession of drugs and Crimen Injuria (September 2021) The matter is postponed to 7 December 2021. Plea. Frans Shiningajambwe (29), Refusal to provide breath specimen (October 2021) The matter is postponed to 6 December 2021. Plea. Chester Richards (27), Possession of drugs (October 2021) Sentenced. Leonard Martin (27), Housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft (October 2021) The matter is postponed to 2 December 2021. Further investigation. Jessica Okamaru (30), Assault common read with the Provisions of the Domestic Violence Act 4 of 2003. (October 2021) The matter is postponed to 1 December 2021. Further investigation. Jade Lee Moses (32), Assault by threat read with the Provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, Act 4 of 2003. (October 2021) The matter is postponed to 15 December 2021. Plea and Trial. Jessica Okamaru (30), Assault common read with the Provisions of the Domestic Violence Act 4 of 2003 (October 2021) The matter is postponed to 1 December 2021. Further Investigation. Jade-Lee Moses (32), Assault read with the Provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, Act 4 of 2003 (October 2021) Johannes Fillimon (27), Reckless of negligent driving (August 2019) The accused was found not guilty and was discharged. Geriseb Melton (25), Arnold Amporo (29), Housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft (October 2020) The matter is postponed to 30 November 2021. Trial partly heard. Continuation of trial. Virimunje Patjinda (23), Assault Common (February 2021) The matter is postponed to 25 November 2021. Legal Aid. Erastus Shatumbu (49), John Ndala (41), Theft (May 2021) The matter is postponed to 10 February 2022. Plea and Trial. Ashly Tanises (29), Assault by threat read with the Combating of the Domestic Violence Act (July 2021) The matter is postponed to 20 January 2022. Plea and Trial.
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The Cancer Apple Project digitalises in celebration of 21 years fighting cancer On Wednesday, 13 October, a revamped and digitalised 2021 Bank Windhoek Cancer Apple Project launched in Windhoek. Since its inception in 2000, the Project has become one of Namibia's major fundraising initiatives. It has raised N$30.5 million for the Cancer Association of Namibia (CAN), assisting the organisation in fighting the disease. Themed “Celebrating 21 Years of Hope”, the Project will commemorate its anniversary with an introduction of an e-Apple Platform, offering contributors the option to purchase physical or virtual apples and apple juice. The cost for apples remains N$5, the apple juice at N$8, and the virtual apples starts at N$5, and all proceeds from the sale of physical apples, juices, and virtual apples will be donated to the CAN in March of 2022. Bank Windhoek's Managing Director, Baronice Hans, said the Bank is proud to launch the e-Apple Platform. “With the introduction of the new e-Apple Platform, we are excited to kick-start the Cancer Apple project. At this juncture, we urge the public to support the Project; it has and will continue to save lives,” she said. “This innovation originated within our organisation and was conceived by the men and women who made up our NextGen Board, established in early 2019.” CAN's Chief Executive Officer, Rolf Hansen, said for CAN, the gentle giant it remains standing on, is the success of the Bank Windhoek Cancer Apple Project. “A giant that has been, for 21 years, been part of nearly two generations of school goers a project known by almost every Namibian. A project that has screened, aided, supported, and saved so many lives,” said Hansen. “Let us step wisely. Looking at where we have come from, learning, and improving our efforts. These efforts will inspire the people of our country who may feel left out where screening and health services are especially not readily available.” The e-Apple Platform is a web-based application that allows individuals and organisations to support the Bank Windhoek Cancer Apple Project from anywhere in the world. “It is accessible throughout the year. Individuals and organisations will be able to purchase on the e-Apple Platform using their debit or credit card. They have the option of selecting a preferred branch nationwide, from which they can collect their physical apples or juice,” said Hans. Working together to save lives during a pandemic GLOBOCAN 2020, the international cancer statistics registry currently estimate that 19.3 million new cancer cases and almost 10 million cancer deaths occurred in 2020 worldwide. The online database provides global cancer statistics and estimates of incidence and mortality in 185 countries for 36 types of cancer, and for all cancer sites combined. The database indicates that female breast cancer has surpassed lung cancer as the most commonly diagnosed cancer, with an estimated 2.3 million new cases, followed by lung, colorectal, prostate, and stomach cancers. Lung cancer remained the leading cause of global cancer deaths, with an estimated 1.8 million deaths, followed by colorectal, liver, stomach, and female breast cancers, said GLOBOCAN 2020 . Hansen shared that Namibia faces an ever-increasing burden of non-communicable diseases, including cancer, diabetes, heart conditions, and rare diseases. “In 2019 we saw the annual average of 3 780 new cancer cases duplicate from the previous year. In the last five years, Namibia's reality was a "back-to-back" steady increase of an estimated seven percent per year. Currently, more
than 54 percent of all Namibian cancers are reported in women. Childhood cancers also increase every year, still at an alarming rate,” He said. Hans said that the Bank believes that no organisation exists in isolation of its environment. “At Bank Windhoek, we live by our philosophy because of the community that supports us. This approach is evident through our contribution of N$7 million towards Corporate Social investment, and at no other time has Corporate Social investment been more needed than now, given the devastating impact of this pandemic,” she said. Hans shared that despite the challenges experienced in 2020, Bank Windhoek contributed N$500 000 toward CAN. “The Bank Windhoek Cancer Apple Project, and our partnership with the Cancer Association of Namibia, spans an incredible 21 years and is defined as years of hope, outreach, and collaboration for good. It is the most consistent demonstration that Bank Windhoek is a connector of positive change and an organisation that cares,” concluded Hans. Hansen on his part thanked the Bank for the support and a robust relationship in fighting cancer. CAN uses funds raised through this Project for its annual outreach programmes and pro-bono cancer screening across all 14 regions countrywide. The Bank will release a documentary highlighting CAN's annual campaigns fighting cancer in Namibia. The 2021 Bank Windhoek Cancer Apple Project comes with a brand new logo to signal the Project's progression towards a more digital future. The Project's key activities will include Branch/Department, School, the internal entrepreneurial challenge, ordering, and donations towards the Project via the eApple Plat-form. The partners of the 2021 Bank Windhoek Cancer Apple Project are: · Namibia Fresh Produce and Food Lovers Market source apples from South Africa. · NamPost Couriers and FP du Toit Transport distribute the apples across the country free of charge. · PricewaterhouseCoopers audits the school competitions results at no cost. · Safari Hotels hosts functions and accommodates representatives from the winning schools outside Windhoek to attend the handover ceremony at no cost. · PayToday Namibia and GiveToday have enabled the public and non-Bank Windhoek customers to donate funds towards the Project via its websites. · Solitaire Press supports the Project by printing project materials at a lower cost. · NBC Radio spreads the awareness messages in all local languages at no cost. · Maerua SuperSpar sponsors stationery vouchers to the winning schools. · Jaylo Production provides sound equipment for the project launch and funds handover events free of charge. · The Namibian Newspaper will provide print media coverage.
NOTICE OF THE CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Day and Afternoon Care ON ERF NO: 3572 TOWNSHIP/AREA: Kuisebmond STREET NAME & NO: In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish on the site a/an: Day and Afternoon Care. Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 105, Civic Centre. Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the applicant, in writing, not later than 12 November 2021. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Shaanika Agnes, P O Box 3631 Walvis Bay email: ina.kangulohi@nip.com.na
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Namibia’s special offer at COP26 AT the onset of COP26 next week in Glasgow, Scotland, Namibia can be assured that it will be properly represented and that its delegation will be equipped with a fairly complete set of plans for the energy future of the country. President Hage Geingob leads the delegation and his right-hand man is the Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism, Pohamba Shifeta. Other members of his delegation are the Minister of Energy, Tom Alweendo, and the Director-General of the National Planning Commission, Otniel Kandjoze. They will also be accompanied by Mr. James Mnyupe, Namibia's Commissioner for Green Energy. COP26's main objective is to ensure that global warming is contained by 2050 and that participants in the Paris Agreement sign firm agreements on it. During the conference, side line negotiations are likely to play the crucial role in achieving nations' goals of achieving zero pollution by 2050 or earlier. Namibia, however, has a special offer to make at COP26. As a net importer of electricity, a long coastline along the Atlantic Ocean, sunshine and wind, two usable ports, a lot of minerals and mining products and trainable human materials, there are great prospects for Namibia. Especially the power crisis in South Africa and consequently in the sub-region, and Namibia's relative access to European markets, positions the country to be a role player in new energy flows globally. Green energy is a work in progress and Namibia is ready to do its part. At COP26, investors and participants must be found and connected. Since the Namibian government requested that project proposals be submitted to the Commissioner of
Green Energy for evaluation by mid-September 2021, much has happened in various fields. Namibian participants in the extension of Harambee Prosperity Plan II (HPPII) have indeed burnt the midnight oil, because deadlines are getting shorter and new plans, rather than new science, are the driving force behind the global climate plan. Project leaders identify (countries) sites, financing and outlets for new energy flows and sell them under the banner of social responsibility, economic progress and balance between rich and poor countries. In each of the plans presented, the multiplier factor for a host country like Namibia is simply greater. Namibia has a special offer to the global seekers of new energy streams. The country's nature is still intact and it is a net importer of electricity. Namibia is democratic, peaceful and politically stable, endorses a mixed economic system and is receptive to foreign direct investment. This is clear from the perception of prospective partners. Governments and private investors stand in line to grab Namibia's attention. Significant memoranda of understanding and agreement have already been entered into between, for example, Germany and Namibia, America and Namibia and South Africa and Namibia. At the private investor level, Australian conglomerates, Saudi Arabian investors, Russia and others have all lined up. Namibia in turn, announced its willingness. Among the most important documents in this regard are the spelled out policy of readiness encompassed in the HPPII plan, Vision2030
and draft legislation submitted by the Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade to establish Sustainable Special Economic Zones between now and 2026. These are comprehensive documents, positioning Namibia to make full use of the energy revolution and a rapidly changing economic order. This is indeed the Fourth Industrial Revolution. What's on the table? * While South Africa, Africa's biggest economic power's, electricity supply is collapsing and the country urgently needs to get rid of its addiction to polluting coal energy, two things have emerged in Namibia. Domestic self-sufficiency in electricity supply and the role of the national power supplier in it. Nampower's mandate as
a supplier and distributor of power has never been as important as it is now and capacity needs to be urgently added to meet even the minimum needs. The event was spotted by a group of investors with ties to Saudi Arabia. Under the name, Power Invest DMCC and BW Energy, a plan was submitted to Cabinet on 21 September that could contribute 586MW of electricity to the Namibian grid. The plan involves the Nataniel Maxuilili power station at Dune 7 outside Walvis Bay and includes the Blue energy source from the Kudu gas field along the coast at Luderitz. The project could be fully operational by the end of 2022. If it does happen. * Meanwhile, a handful of project proposals
have been made to produce hydrogen energy at Lüderitz, with spelled out sales potential in South Africa and Europe. These include desalination of seawater, the production of ammonia for the agricultural industry and even power generation for metallurgical processes. * The third major prospect is an Americansponsored project to build a solar farm, perhaps the largest on earth, in the Kalahari, on the border between Namibia and Botswana. It will also provide power for own use and export to South Africa in particular. * The role of solar power that has already been installed should also not be overlooked. In places like Grootfontein, Gamm in Northeast Hereroland, Outapi and several others, solar farms with considerable capacity shoot up and within ap-
propriate rules, private entrepreneurs install solar power on centerand warehouse roofs. NamPower does this on a large scale to stabilize power supply lines. Namibia is busy, but also realizes it will have to change gears to stay relevant. Meanwhile, the economic power of a comprehensive future energy and electrification plan is central to the larger Namibian vision for the future from which quality jobs should be created for Namibians and from which better and relevant training for Namibian youth can flow. This is only possible if offers such as the latest from the German government for development aid, are taken responsibly and if all foreign interest is seriously considered. Namibia should not disqualify projects due to specific preferences and should in fact follow
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a very open policy regarding direct investment to the extent that it holds the maximum benefits for both the country and the investor. Namibia will have to judge realistically and be highly receptive to new ideas, but also have to be vigilant and be careful not to get bitten. In order to prepare its goals for economic growth and in a short time add electricity and green energy flows to its export basket, Namibia will now have to work day and night on the administration that can make the new economy possible. Legislation within the norms of a modern and responsible state is extremely important. Insight into what the future holds must be pursued by knowledgeable functionaries in both the public and the private sectors, as this is the partnership that can make Namibia succeed.
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Swakopmund's urban gardening project harvests its first produce Sharlien Tjambari
To promote urban agriculture by encouraging the residents to produce their own food, stimulate food insecurity and economic growth, the Swakopmund Municipality initiated the Urban Agricultural Project on Wednesday. The first produce was harvested from the greenhouse garden which is located at the Swakopmund Municipal Nursery. According to Robeam Ujaha, the Environmental Health Practitioner – Health Services who oversees the project, the project was launched last year in August, “Today we are here to witness this milestone where we are harvesting. This project was initiated by council as part of council's strategic plan for urban agriculture as one of the pillars.” Ujaha said they have 30 beneficiaries benefiting from this project. According to Ujaha, the first phase of the project, the greenhouse, was sponsored by council. The second phase which will kick-off soon is sponsored by the UNDP under the Japanese embassy. Ujaha further said: “We are very happy to witness these fruits and vegetables being harvested. It is the work, effort, time and results of the committed beneficiaries.” According to Ujaha, the major challenge they face with the project is the fact that the beneficiaries are unemployed and the moment they get a stable job they leave the project, thus leaving a gab, but in most cases when a beneficiary falls out, they go back to the applicants who are on the waiting list and see who is available and who can fill in. “But with the commitment of the current group, I think we will remain with them for quite a while until we get this project in full swing. We want to reach our market, we want to sell to our local retailers,” added Ujaha. Ujaha said the project was inspired by Covid 19, when many people were retrenched and were benefiting from the Mayor's Office for food parcels, Council allegedly decided that it was time to start teaching the people of Swakopmund how to produce food with backyard gardening as the main idea. “With this project, we want to send a massage to the rest of the country that Namibia can become a food security country by using this smart agricultural concept and investing more time in it. I urge our community to support us, this coming Saturday we will be having an open market hear at the Swakopmund Municipal Nursery, you are welcome
to bring your family, come harvest. Abisai Nakalamba, a group leader and a member of the project committee said he joined the Urban Agricultural Pro-
ject because of unemployment, he considers himself lucky to have been chosen as a beneficiary. Nakalamba said: “With this experience I hope to get a job and maybe one day I will have my own
garden at home or ask for a plot somewhere. At the beginning of the project, I did not even know how to put a seed in the soil, but now I have acquired the necessary skills and gained knowledge.”
The Mayor of Swakopmund Louisa Kativa, the CEO of Swakopmund Municipality Archie Benjamin, Lydia Mutenda-Acting GM of Health Services are seen with the beneficiaries of the Project
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Young Olympians at Soñador Rudi Bowe
The two Namibian star athletes, Christine Mboma and Beatrice Masilingi along with their coach, Henk Botha, paid a quick visit to Soñador Belgian Chocolates in Walvis Bay.
Christine Mboma and Beatrice Masilingi with the staff of Soñador Belgian Chocolates in Walvis Bay
Like a praline nestled snugly in a box of chocolates, so is Soñador in the heart of Walvis Bay with their handcrafted chocolate goodness carefully made with quality ingredients to ensure an exceptional chocolate experience. Experience the very best handmade chocolates in Namibia. We make divine creations in dark, white, and milk chocolate, crafted with love and care with the expertise that only meticulous attention and passion can bring. Hazel Smit believes in "local is lekker", and says their aim is to be a part of making Namibia self-sufficient, The factory’s white, dark and milk chocolate slabs and truffles will soon be available on the shelves. In store you will be able to find a wide range of diabetic chocolate. Friendly staff pack hampers as per client preferences. Here one can also order personalised chocolate gifts. Hazel Smit and employees of Soñador Belgian Chocolates had a pleasure to meet coach Henk Botha, Christine Mboma and Beatrice Masilingi and they were honoured to spoil the girls with a handcrafted Namibian-themed chocolate hamper. The team at Soñador Belgian Chocolates felt very privileged to have the two athletes. “These Namibian sport celebrities are so committed in what they do, and they made as at Soñador Belgian Chocolates and the whole country proud to be Namibians,” Smit said. “It is my believe that the commitment, will and power Christine Mboma and Beatrice Masilingi have, comes straight from their pure hearts.” “We are so thankful and proud to have met our young Namibian athletes at Soñador and will treasure the moment for ever,” Smit said. Henk and his young star Olympian athletes, are thankful for the gifts and said that they will treasure it. “We are pleased to be at Soñador Belgian Chocolates. Walvis Bay has lovely and friendly people,”Henk concluded. Mboma and Masilingi said that they are excited to be at the coast and are thankful for all the gifts and most of all the way that everyone received them with open arms and friendliness... To experience the finest, freshest Belgian chocolates in Walvis Bay you can visit the factory at 111 Theo-Ben Gurirab, Walvis Bay. Also feel free to like their Facebook page to keep up to date with the latest ideas and craft gifts.
Christine Mboma, Hazel Smith, Beatrice Masilingi and Henk Botha at Soñador Belgian Chocolates in Walvis Bay
IpupaK Grow Leadership Summit Over the years, IpupaK Grow You remained committed to mentor and coach young professionals, women and the girl-child for optimum leadership capabilities. The program has seen numerous young Namibians benefitting from it. The tremendous growth and positive results are evident thus far. To ensure sustainability, an annual “Young Professional Summit” has been initiated to bring together young professionals within the Erongo Region and the country at large, to launch its very first annual “Young Professionals Leadership Summit” under the theme "Positioning yourself for global relevance”, in Swakopmund, 30 October, in partnership with Momentum Namibia: Asset Management, Wealth and CIS. According to its Founder, Ms Ipupa Kasheeta, the event will not only expand participants' professional network but will also witness the launch of the book titled "The inclusive leader: Embracing diversity and employee engagement" by Ms Nosipho Damasane, which the IpupaK Grow You foundation played a supporting role during its drafting at the time when the world was on lock down in 2020 by creating platforms with the author on issues of leadership and challenges brought about by Covid19 pandemic. The Summit is designed to harness participants' personal and professional development, as we bring speakers from different generations who will share their sentiments and experiences on how to lead and achieve sustained growth as an individual and as corporates. Talks will amongst others evolve around financial management, leadership of self, critical soft skills for professional excellence, positioning your institution and staff for global relevance, etc. Speaker's line up: Hon Emma Theofelus (Deputy Minister of ICT), Mr Jerry Muadinohamba (Business Leader), Ms Lisa Matomola, (Hito HR Founder & Consultant), Ms Evangelina Nailenge (MD: Momentum Assets Management, Wealth & Collective Investments) and Mr Alfeus Benjamin (CEO: Swakopmund Municipality). The IpupaK Grow You mentorship program is a non-profit-making initiative, and all efforts are done in the spirit of “what can I offer to my community” and to this end, our speakers/mentors have volunteered their time to speak at this maiden event at no cost. Get your ticket now: +264 81 77 2914 – Find us on IpupaK Grow You on all social media platforms.
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Linda Fox Award Sponsored by Pieter Fox - Best learner Grade 12 AS Level in 5 subjects – Dominique Haindongo
Sponsored by Ernest & Young Namibia - Best achievement in Mathematics Grade 11 – Shawn Muchavaka
Sponsored by Monique Smith - Awarded For Good Fellowship And Service To Pupils - Grade 11 - Nokokure Mujazu
Sponsored by Mrs Zaskia Weber - Best Learner in Grade 11 – Anthony Palmer
Edgar Yon Award - Best learner in Commerce Grade 11 – Rebecca Shimooshili
Awarded For The Most Versatile Learner In Grade 11 sponsored by Makyle Fisch – Aneshca Blatt and guest speaker – Mr Nathan Knittle
Elizabeth Shoopala, Germina Mweshidina, Helena Mutumbuiwa and Anatolia Namweya (absent) from Duinesig High School emerged victorious and took first 1st place at a debate tournament organised by the Junior Town Council of the Port City of Walvis Bay.
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Sponsored by Ernest & Young Namibia - Grade 11 Principal's Award – Anthony Palmer
Sponsored by Ernest & Young Namibia - Grade 12 Principal's Award – Edwinia Kastoor
Ernest & Young Namibia Financial Consulting Services Rossing Yon Family Mr Pieter Fox Mrs Zaskia Weber Ms Vernice Plaatje CODAC
Horizon Signs – Mr Azaan Sitzer Monique Smith Mrs Chandre Maletzky Ms Makyle Fisch Mr Naude Dreyer Mrs Ansie Du Plessis Van Der Merwe Transport Mr Lorenzo Platt Probst Bakery
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Motoring Midvaal Diesel & Turbo turns 10 Midvaal Diesel and Turbo (Namibia) has been at the forefront of the aftermarket diesel fuel injection repair industry in Namibia for the past 10 years. The workshop in Swakopmund is a purpose-built facility with state-of-theart testing and assembly laboratories. With continuous investment in equipment and training, they offer their customers repairs to the latest technology fuel injection components. As an accredited diesel fuel injection workshop, they can repair the following systems to manufacturers specification on approved test equipment: · All types of mechanical fuel injection pumps and injectors. · Electronic Controlled diesel injection pumps and injectors. · Electronic Unit Injector and Electronic Unit fuel pumps from all manufacturers. · HEUI injectors and actuation pumps. · Common Rail High pressure pumps and Common Rail injectors including new correction code generation after repair. Midvaal Diesel and Turbo also offers ultrasonic cleaning and testing of petrol EFI and GDI injectors. They have been appointed as the distributor for Garrett Motion turbochargers in Namibia and also offer repairs to, and sales of new turbo-chargers from all major manufacturers. The vehicle workshop is an approved service and warranty claim center for Hyundai, Kia, Mitsubishi, Renault, Tata, Foton and Chery vehicles in Swakopmund. With the latest diagnostic equipment, they also offer fault finding and diagnosis of vehicle control units and control systems. For more information on how they can assist you, the following persons can be contacted: Edward Pascoe – Diesel and Fuel injection Centre Kobus Janse van Vuuren – Vehicle services, warranty claims and diagnostic Centre Tel (064) 417-180.
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Notice is hereby given in terms of Clause 6 of the S w a k o p m u n d To w n P l a n n i n g S c h e m e Regulations that the Municipal Council considers the following consent uses, erection of buildings and use of land, details of which are obtainable from the General Manager: Engineering & Planning Services. P.R.O. Housing CC herewith intends to apply to the Municipality of Swakopmund for special consent to operate a Resident Occupation: Administrative Office on the premises of Erf 4456, (Daffodil Street), Swakop-mund Ext.9. Any person having any objection against such application should lodge such objection/s in writing and within 14 days of the last publication, to the Swakopmund Municipality and the applicant, during normal business hours. Closing date for objections or comments is16 November 2021. Contact Person: Mr P R Ockhuisen, Cell: 081 122 7756 Email:hrockzen@gmail.com or or Mr. J. Heita (Manager: Town Planning) Tel: +264 (64) 4104403.
NOTICE CONSENT USES, ERECTION OF BUILDINGS AND USE OF LAND IN TERMS OF TOWN PLANNING SCHEME REGULATIONS Notice is hereby given in terms of Clause 6 of the Swakopmund Town Planning Scheme Regulations that the Municipal Council considers the following consent uses, erection of buildings and use of land, details of which are obtainable from the General Manager: Engineering & Planning Services. Benguella Butchery herewith intends to apply to the Municipality of Swakopmund for special consent for the operation of a butchery on the premises of Erf 622, Hidipo Hamutenya Number 54, Mondesa Extension 1. Any person having any objection against such application should lodge such objection/s in writing and within 14 days, from the date of the last publication, to the Swakopmund Municipality and the applicant, during normal business hours. Closing date for objections or comments is 15 November 2021. Contact Person: Charlene Hartung, Cell: 081 446 1185, Email: pa@benguellabutchery.com or Mr. J. Heita (Manager: Town Planning) jheita@swkmun.com.na Tel: +264 (64) 4104403.
Hi Step Hydraulic Services CC offers the positions of HYDRAULIC TECHNICIAN, HYDRAULIC FITTER and STOREMAN at our Walvis Bay Offices. Minimum Qualifications 1. Grade 12 2. 5-10 Years' Experience as Hydraulic Fitter / Technician; 3-5 Year's Experience as Storeman 3. Code BE Driver's License Applicants should be of sober habits & be able to work unsupervised. Hydraulic Positions – Applicants should be able to do hydraulic fault finding, pipe bending, have an in-depth knowledge of all types of hydraulic pumps, motor and valve repairs. Storeman Position - Applicant should have a good knowledge of how to effectively run a store, be computer literate & have knowledge of Pastel. Market Related remuneration will be offered. Completed CV's to be forward to heidi@histep.com.na or hand delivered to Rössing Street New Industrial Argon Properties Unit 1 Closing dates for CV's 15 NOVEMBER 2021
Stewardship Group (Pty) Ltd provides services to the mining industry across Namibia on various mines and exploration projects. We have vacancies for a number of skills and disciplines across all of our projects and various divisions: Position: Operations Manager
Reporting to: Managing Director
Minimum Requirements · Minimum of 10 years proven work experience as an Operations Manager or similar role · Degree in Business, Operations Management or related field will be added advantage. · Demonstrated Knowledge of Organizational effectiveness and operations management · High proficiency Experience Budgeting & Forecasting and contract management · Familiarity with Project Management, Safety Management within the Mining Industry · Excellent communications skills & Strong Leadership ability
Key Responsibilities · Responsible for all operations across Namibia, and all Site Managers on various Mines and Projects will report to this position · Ensure all operations are carried on in an appropriate, costeffective way · Improve operational management systems, processes, and best practices · Help the organisation's processes remain legally complaint · Formulate strategic and operational objectives · Examine financial data and use them to improve profitability · Manage Budgets and Forecasts
Position: Fleet/Asset/Stock Controller
Reporting to: Operations Manager
Minimum Requirements · Experience as a Fleet/Mobile Asset controller capable to manage a fleet of about 50 Drill Rigs, Trucks, LV's as well as a Store Yard with various Equipment. · Minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in the above field with a large company. · Bachelor's degree in logistics, business administration, or related field preferred will be an advantage · In depth knowledge of inventory management principles and best practices · Great analytical and problem-solving skills · Exceptional organizational and time managements skills
Key Responsibilities · Maintaining Service and Hour/KM records of fleets · Maintaining Licence System · Maintaining Insurance Systems and Claims · Store Control System and Stock Control of various Site Projects. · Maintaining of Company Asset Register. · Logistics Control · Coordinating stock control operations with warehouse staff, as well the sales and finance departments. · Analysing supply chain data to ensure the uninterrupted availability of stock
Position: Finance Administrator Accounts Clerk
Reporting to: Senior Accountant
Minimum Requirements · Grade 12 Certificate with Accounting · Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines · Willingness to work overtime · Self-starter who is proactive · Ability to demonstrate patience and professionalism at all times · Ability to work in a hostile environment · Must be prepared to do adhoc work / projects when required · Strong computer / spreadsheet skills, experience on Sage Evolution will be an added advantage · Attention to detail
Key Responsibilities · Creating purchase orders and following up on lead times / delivery · Capturing Supplier invoices · Preparing Creditor's recons · Capturing source documents related to Debtor's invoicing · Preparing Debtor's invoices · Following up on payment of Debtor's invoicing · Reconciling inter-company transactions · Capturing cashbooks · Other administrative work as required
Position: Assistant Accountant
Reporting to: Senior Accountant
Minimum Requirements · A bachelor's degree in accounting from a recognised Institution, · Comprehensive knowledge of IFRS and Tax regulations · 5 years' experience as an Assistant Accountant · Experience with excel and Sage Evolution · Ability to work under pressure in a hostile environment · Willingness to work overtime · Self-starter who is proactive
Key Responsibilities · Reviewing of Cashbook reconciliations · Preparation of monthly Management Accounts for review · Preparation of General Ledger reconciliations for review · Engaging with NamRa and maintaining / reconciling ITAS · Ensuring compliance with internal controls · Any adhoc work as required by Management
Position: Executive PA
Reporting to: Managing Director
Minimum Requirements · Minimum of 5years' experience years' experience as an Executive PA to Managing Director · Excellent knowledge of Microsoft Office MS Office Knowledge including Powerpoint · Outstanding organisational and time management skills · Ability to work under extreme pressure in a hostile environment · Willingness to work overtime · Self-starter who takes initiative · Excellent command of the English language, both written and oral · Related tertiary qualification
Key Responsibilities · Manage the MD's calendar · Make travel and accommodation arrangements · Manage MD's expense claims · Prepare dashboards as required by the MD · Creating and maintaining Company statutory records · Preparing Powerpoint presentations for Exco · Preparing business letters · Documenting minutes of meetings · Documenting policies and procedures as outlined by the MD · Engaging with the Banks · Any adhoc work as directed by the MD
Preference will be given to candidates from the designated groups. Please send a comprehensive CV with supporting documentation and cover letter to emilie.shikongo@stewardship.com.na Only Qualified and Experienced candidates will be considered. Closing Date 12th November 2021
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29 OCTOBER 2021 ESTATE NOTICE ESTATE NUMBER: E 2563/2021 In the estate of the late Gloria May Gwendoline Schmidlin, Identity Number 420119 0005 0, who died on 6 May 2020, resided at No 2 Am Sudring, Swakopmund, Namibia.
SUNSHINE (Walvis Bay Child and Family Centre)
Sunshine Centre is a registered non-governmental organization in Walvis Bay. The Centre has a 26-year track record of providing services for and empowering children and adults living with disabilities. Sunshine offers various educational, livelihoods development and skills training programmes to give our service users a 'hand up' in life, as opposed to a 'hand out'. Our vision is to be a place of hope and strength, providing a springboard for meaningful, dignified and empowered living. NOTICE of ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING We hereby advise that the 2021 AGM will be held on Thursday, 18th November 2021 at Sunshine Centre's premises in Moses Garoeb Street (old hospital building), commencing at 15h00. All members of the association, as well as interested members of the public, are invited to attend. The purpose of the AGM is: 1. To confirm the minutes of the last preceding Annual General Meeting. 2. To receive from the Chairperson of the Board of Directors the annual report and financial report for the last preceding financial year. 3. To elect a new Board of Directors to govern the association for the next two years. We call on members of the public – particularly ones with expertise and experience in Financial Management, Special Education and Marketing – to express their interest to serve voluntarily as members of the Board of Directors. Please email Luzelle Lestrade by 5 November 2021 at luzellelestrade@gmail.com to indicate your interest and background. This meeting is called in accordance with Sunshine Centre's Articles of Association.
Creditors and debtors of the above estate are called upon to lodge their claims or pay their debts to the estate at the undermentioned address within a period of 30 days from date of publication of this notice. P J BURGER, Agent Of The Executor c/o KINGHORN ASSOCIATES Haus Altona 2 – 6 Tobias Hainyeko Street P O Box 1455 Swakopmund info@kinglaw.com.na (REF. PJB/sk EST232/ 0001-60)
MINISTRY OF TRADE & INDUSTRY LIQUOR ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A COMMITTEE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 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, Swakopmund. 1. Name and postal address of applicant: Vumazonke Yvonne Rethabile, PO Box 8952, Walvis Bay. 2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Nomaza Investments cc 3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: Paradise Unit, 1 & 2 Portion of erf 1147, Arandis. 4. Nature and details of application: Special liquor licence for a Restaurant and Public Bar. 5. Clerk of the court with whom application will be lodged: Swakopmund 6. Date on which application will be lodged: 13.11.2021 7. Date of meeting of Committee at which application will be heard: 9.02.2022 Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 of the Act in relation to the 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.
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Walvis Bay Office space to rent N$ 6 000.00 p/m Water included Prepaid electricity Contact: 081 124 3904
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Outstanding sport personalities from Erongo nominated for awards Outstanding sport personalities from the Erongo Region made the final list of nominees of disability – Bradely Murere, Julien Rejive (all Namibia National Paralympic the 18th edition of the Namibian Annual Sports Awards (NASA) that will take place committee); Nampower junior sportswoman of the year with a disability - Aune Josef, tomorrow in Windhoek. These three sport personalities are Dellano Muller (Kickboxing), Johanna Benson (Athletics) and Bradely Murere (Athletics), nominated for the Junior Sportsman of the Year, Sportswoman of the Year with a Disability and Junior Sportsman of the Year with a Disability. Muller will compete with Magano Naseb and Ruano de Cuvallo, both from the Namibian School Sports Union for the prize. He however, is the only sport person guaranteed a prize, after the kickboxer was named the sole nominee for the community inspiration award for his dedication to helping the less privileged. Johanna Benson
Nampower sportswoman of the year with disability nomine Johanna Benson. Photo Facebook
Nampower junior sportsman of the year with disability nomine Bradely Murere. Photo Facebook
will be up against Lahya Ishitile and Sylvia Shivolo with Bradely Murere competing against Julien Rejiveall athletes from the Namibia National Paralympic committee. This year`s awards will combine both the athletic achievements from 1 October 2019 to 31 September, as it did not take place last year due to the lockdown. The NASA is to celebrate the achievements of a remarkable group of people, who had to compete at various national and international arenas. NASA celebrates the achievements of athletes and officials and recognised them for their efforts to represent the country at local, regional, continental and international competitions notwithstanding the many impediments they had to face. The nominees are: MTC sportswoman of the year – Helalia Johannes, Beatrice Masilingi, Christine Mboma (all athletics) MTC sportsman of the year – Jonas Junias (boxing), Alexander Miller and Tristan de Lange (both cycling); MTC sportsman of the year – Delano Muller (kickboxing), Magano Naseb and Ruano de Cuvallo (both NSSU); MTC junior sportswoman of the year - Beatrice Masilingi, Christine Mboma (both athletics) Nampower sportswoman of the year with disability - Johanna Benson, Lahja Ishitile, Sylvia Shivolo (all Namibia National Paralympic committee); Nampower sportsman of the year with disability Ananias Shikongo, Johannes Nambala, Petrus Karuli (all Namibia National Paralympic committee); Nampower junior sportsman of the year with
MTC sportsman of the year nomine Dellano Muller. Photo Facebook
Lahya Iipinge, Lize Meyer (all Namibia National Paralympic committee); Debmarine Namibia sports team of the year - 4x100m U20 girls relay team (Athletics), cricket senior men's team, hockey senior women's team); Debmarine Namibia umpire/referee of the year - Lazarus Nainda (boxing) and TwanyanyukwaAntsino (football); Standard Bank sports development programme of the year - Ashburton Kwata Cricket, Standard Bank junior hockey initiative, Professional Education Training System (NSSU) NSC federation of the year - Athletics Namibia, Cricket Namibia, Namibia National Paralympic committee; Debmarine Namibia professional shining star in the diaspora - Maike Helga Diekman (rowing) and Peter Shalulile (football); Standard Bank/Debmarine Namibia community inspiration – Delano Muller; MTC-NASA sports star of the year – Beatrice Masilingi, Christine Mboma, Helalia Johannes; NEPC broadcasting journalist of the year - Castro Uulumbu (One Africa TV), Katrina Gowases (NBC), Limba Mupetami (Namibian Sun); NEPC digital journalist of the year – Limba Mupetami (Namibian Sun), Pomwene Shaduka (Naayele Dream Publication), Tangi Mulundu (Twaindila Media Houses); NEPC print journalist of the year – Hesron Kapanga (Nampa), Sheefeni Nicodemus (The Namibian), Michael Uugwanga (Confidante Newspaper).
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Sparta wins NRU First League Rudi Bowe
There were wild celebrations after Sparta Rugby Club from Walvis Bay claimed the Namibia Rugby Union First League on Saturday, 23 October, at the Hage Geingob Stadium in Windhoek.
The players of Sparta Rugby Club celebrate after they won the NRU First League. Photo contributed
Sparta overcame their nerves as they defeated rivals UNAM III 32-52 in the final of the first league. At full time the scores were level at 19-19 and it extra time Sparta went over for a converted try and a successful penalty kick to separate the teams at the end of extra time. Sparta Rugby Clubs coach, Frans Beukes, said that this is all about hard work and commitment by the players. “A a Rugby Club, we are very happy and proud of how far we have come as a team, given the challenges we had. From here, we just want to see growth and would like to participate in the Reserve League, but the league composition I believe will not allow it,” Beukes said. Beukes invited prospective young rugby players to join the club, “as Sparta Rugby is well managed and we try to put the player's interests first. We believe in hard work being rewarded and striving for justice, equality and trust among ourselves. “I would like to thank the players and my fellow coaching staff for a job well done,” Beukes said. The try scores for Sparta were Jennery Xamseb, Zwandre Viviers, Shaun White, Darren Esterhuizen and Curyn Blizzard with Giovanni Isaacs successful with two conversions and one penalty. Zwandre Viviers also won the man of the match award.
Bronze for Mighty Birds - AWEH Rudi Bowe
Coastal outfit Blue Waters edged Young African 3-1 in the third and fourth place play-off on Saturday to win a bronze medal in the 2021 MTC Namibia Football Association (NFA) AWEH Cup at the Vineta Sports stadium in Swakopmund last Saturday 23 October.
The Mighty Blue Birds from Walvis Bay standing from left to right: Calvin Spiegel (Goal Keeper), Malakia Gabriel, Arend Abubakir, Kandjamba Pandeni, Aprocius Petrus and in front from left to right: Damaseb Steven,Tjiueza Prins, David Kondjashili, David Tuhafeni, Aukumeb Gregory and Somaeb Hendrik (Captain)
Blue Waters, who lost in the semi-final against Civics a week ago, opened the scoring within the opening 20 minutes through a brilliant goal by Prins Tjueza with a goal by Moses David to make it 2-0 before Young African managed to get a goal back by Tjimbauja Kapuuofor a 2-1 half time score. Enrico Hoebeb scored the third and winning goal for the coastal side for the bronze medals and a cool N$150 000 with Young African consoled with N$100 000. Blue Waters coach, Paulus Shipanga, said he was happy with his team's performance. “It has been really long since Blue Waters won a trophy but we told the boys to enjoy themselves today and we should not allow other teams to come bully us at home, so winning the bronze is something we are proud of,” he said. In the final of the NFA AWEH Cup, Civics beat Mighty Gunners 3-2 to win the thrilling MTC NFA Cup AWEH and walked away with the N$500 000 price money also last Saturday at the Vineta Sports stadium in Swakopmund. Civics goals were scored by Aubrey Amseb, Quinton Kuruseb and Marcel Papama with Vernon Klazen and on target for the Gunners to walk away with N$250 000 for losing in the final.
Oval track racing back at the coast The long-awaited oval track racing is back at the coast after more than 2 years. Walvis Bay Motor Club will host the first Leg of the National Dirt Oval Track Championships at the Desert Raceway Track outside Walvis Bay on the Rooibank road tomorrow 30 October. With many cars in the 4 classes and drivers from
Walvis Bay, Tsumeb and Otjiwarongo Clubs expected to be in action. The gates will already be open from 08:00 with the first set starting at 12:15. Everyone is requested to comply with the Covid-19 regulations.