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Riool nagmerrie in Walvisbaai Bladsy 3 "Bikersgroete" vir Vollies

A DREAM COME TRUE - a bunch of aspirant rugby players with rugby legend Percy Montgomery in Swakopmund Read more about it on page 23

Thousands flock for “affirmative repositioning”

As early as 06:00 Friday morning residents of Walvis Bay assembled at registration points for the countrywide handing in of application letters for land or housing, at different towns. staggering 9 500 people urging the Government for land. Mr Knowledge Ipinge, the co-ordinator for the

Walvis Bay residents, commented that the process went smoothly and peacefully. “We are proud to see all

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Statistics revealed that Walvis Bay was the town that received the most application forms for the day, with a

Tributes streaming in for late Germina Shitaleni The town of Swakopmund, the Erongo Region and the country as a whole have lost a prominent resident and formidable politician, following the passing of Honourable Germina Ndapu Shitaleni (45), former mayor of the holiday town and Member of Parliament. She lost her battle against cancer on Sunday morning in the capital city.

Messages of condolences poured in on social media after news of her death at a Windhoek hospital was confirmed. Shitaleni is described by many as a phenomenal woman, and a true leader who always had the well-being of her

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In addition to the fact that she was the Erongo Regional Councillor and MP, she also served on various other committees, such as the Standing Committee on Gender, Youth,

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Tributes streaming in for late Germina Shitaleni Continued from page 1

club, and during a sponsorship handover a while back, she noted to namib times sport that she was using her recreational allowance, as a Member of Parliament, to help with sport development in the coastal town. This was the kind of person this

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God-fearing woman was and her legacy will certainly live on.

Mayor, Councillors pay tribute A book of condolences for the late Germina Shitaleni was opened at the Regional Offices for the Swakopmund Constituen-

cy and Swakopmund mayor, Juuso Kambueshe, as well as other dignitaries, yesterday afternoon inscribed messages of condolences. The book will be there until Friday at 13:00 and members of the community are also welcome to go write down messa-

ges of condolences.

A memorial service for the late Member of Parliament will take place on Wednesday night (18:00) at the Tamariskia Town Hall, Swakopmund. All indications are that her funeral will take place in Windhoek, this weekend.

Outgoing Namibian president wins 5 Million American dollar Africa leadership prize Namibia’s outgoing president, Hifikepunye Pohamba, has won the Mo Ibrahim Foundation’s $5 million African leadership prize, an award meant to recognise good governance that has been presented only three times in eight years.

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Swakopmund Mayor and councillors also paid tribute

has gone to three former presidents, from Cape Verde, Mozambique and Botswana.

In other years, no one was found to have met the criteria. To win the prize, a leader must have been democratically elected and have left office in the last three years, serving only their constitutionally mandated term.

The winner must also have displayed “exceptional leadership.”

Although elections have now become common on a continent once better known for military coups and instability, some

leaders have stayed in office long after their original mandate, often pushing through constitutional changes to hold to power.

Announcing the award in Nairobi, the Mo Ibrahim committee praised Pohamba’s commitment to the rule of law and his respect for the constitution, as well as his promotion of gender equality.

Pohamba, 79, was first elected president in 2005 and is due to step down this month. The elections held under his leadership were considered by observers to be free and fair.

Pohamba was a founding member of

the now ruling South West African People’s Organisation (SWAPO), playing a central role in decades of struggle for independence from South Africa.

He was imprisoned in the 1960s for political activism but continued to fight against South Africa’s apartheid government until the end of white-minority rule in 1994.

He held home affairs and marine resources portfolios in cabinet prior to becoming president.

The winner receives $5 million, given over 10 years, and after that receives $200,000 a year for life.

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The late Shitaleni was elected as deputy mayor of Swakopmund during 2006, and in 2008 she was elected as mayor of the holiday town.

She served in that position until 2010, whereafter Mr Juuso Kambueshe took over the reigns.

Shitaleni was also the patron of a successful Swakopmund football

Out-goingPresident Hifikepunye Pohamba The previous recipients were former presidents Pedro de Verona Rogrigues Pires of Cape Verde, Mozambique’s Joaquim Chissano and Festus Mo-

gae of Botswana.

South Africa’s Nelson Mandela was also given an honorary award.

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Fli-Africa Travel Donates to Mellissa Bester Leandrea Louw Fli-Africa Travel Services yesterday morning donated a return air ticket to cancer patient Mellissa Bester who has to travel to Johannesburg, South Africa for a lifesaving operation. This donation also included N$10 000.

The Walvis Bay based travel agent stepped in to assist Bester who is busy raising ±N$500 000 for the operation.

“This is part of our social responsibility call and being a new company we saw it fit to announce our presence with such a gift.

We do hope for her reco-

very,” said Jessica De Klerk, Fli-Africa Travel Services Business Development Manager.

On the acceptance of the donation Mellisa said, “This is a surprise to me.

I had just budgeted on getting about N$500 000, without planning the travel arrangements. What

Thousands flock for “affirmative repositioning” Continued from page 1 these people showing up, knowing that what they are doing, is in public interest,” he further noted.

Interviewing some of the applicants, it was clear that they are determined to get a piece of land.

“We are tired of living in people’s backyards and in shacks, paying all our money for places that are not even ours,” one of the hopefuls commented out of the crowd.

In Swakopmund about 3 500 applications were handed to the town’s mayor, Mr Juuso Kambueshe and the Chief Executive Officer, Mr Eckart Demasius.

Also in the holiday town, the handing in of application letters went peacefully and commenced throughout the day. Indi-

cations that the Swakopmund residents were to march to the Municipality premises, in order to hand over the applications did not realise. At Omaruru a total of 1 205 applications were reported. In total approximately 30-40 000 applications were forwarded countrywide.

Some Municipalities have indicated that they will send out letters of recognition for receipt of the applications, at a later stage.

The application letters state that if applicants do not receive any response by 31 July 2015, it will be concluded that the town’s council is either unable or unwilling to assist the applicants, and other effective methods of accessing and acquiring land will then be explored.

Fli-Africa has done for me, is letting me have to worry about one thing less. For me, travelling by road would have cut costs but when Fli-Africa heard about it, they realised that my situation might worsen if I travel by road. I am extremely grateful for this air ticket,” she said. She ac-

cepted the donation tearyeyed, and couldn’t utter the words ‘thank you’ enough.

She had a stents operation last Thursday in Windhoek, and the operation she requires is for a stem cell transplant. She was diagnosed with Burkett’s lymphoma cancer late September last year.

(Fltr) Jessica De Klerk- Business Development Executive, Mellisa Bester, Lesley Watungwa - senior Travel consultant and Rose Minnaar - marketing executive

“Ek wil elke jaar twee maande hier wees” - Montgomery Maria Davel-Wallis Vir Percy Montgomery was dié naweek soos ‘n tuiskoms – en hy is oor ‘n maand weer hier, dié keer vir ‘n heerlike lang vakansie. Die SA Rugbylegende, wat in Walvisbaai gebore is, het Saterdagmiddag langs die viswaters met namib times gesels.

Montgomery sê hy het baie goeie herinneringe aan sy kinderdae hier aan die Namibiese Weskus. Hy het op Swakopmund skoolgegaan, en sê dit was vir hom wonderlik om die naweek hier te wees.

Hy onthou sy visvangdae as jong seun baie goed, en het self Saterdagmiddag‘n bietjie lyn natgemaak - en ‘n knewel strand toe gebring.

Montgomery sê hy wil graag van nou af twee maande per jaar hier aan die Namibiese kus bestee – en hy oorweeg dit sterk om sy eie plekkie aan te skaf.

Oor die Rugby-wêreldbeker het hy gesê hy dink dis ‘n geval van “Almal se Beker” – maar hy het goeie moed dat Suid-Afrika die eindstryd kan haal – hy meen ook die Springbokke sal ‘n goeie teenstander wees vir Nieu-Seeland in die halfeindstryd.

Montgomery sê Namibië het toekomstige rugbyspelers van formaat nodig, en hy glo die jongklomp, wat onder hulle hande deur is tydens ‘n spesiale afrigtingsessie, sal daarby baat vind – veral as dit op ‘n gereelde basis gedoen word.

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Information and Communication Technology (2011-2015), the National Women’s Council (20112015) and the Habitat Standing Committee. During 2004 she was elected as a Local Authority Councillor in Swakopmund and also served as the Chairperson of the Management Committee in this Council until 2006.

Die oud-Walvisbaaier, Percy Montgomery, saam met Ian McIntosh en Peter Muller

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Rioolstelsel in Walvisbaai 'n Nagmerrie Liesl Losper

‘n Rioolstelsel wat gedurig verstop is en oorloop, is al die afgelope 18 jaar 'n probleem vir ondernemings in Theo Ben Guirirabstraat, Walvisbaai. Kuisebmond se inwoners moes ook weer Sondagoggend vroeg 'n rivier van riool in hul huise en strate trotseer – en hulle eis nou 'n oplossing. die verstopping na ure plaasvind.

Soms gebeur dit in die nag. Die tenk se kapasiteit is dan oorskry en riool stort in die straat, en raak ook die ander eiendom langsaan," sê Kevin Adams Kuisebmond-nagmerrie Rioolstorting veroorsaak ook gereeld 'n krisis in Kuisebmond.

Volgens mev Elizabeth Vries, 'n inwoner van Kuisebmond, het sy dit al talle male onder die munisipaliteit se aandag gebring oor 'n tydperk van 4 jaar.

Inwoners van Kuisebmond het Sondagoggend moedeloos vertel hoe hulle nou al opgegee het om klagtes by die Walvisbaai- munisipaliteit in te dien. “Dis onhigiënies en lok vlieë en benadeel ons as inwoners. Kyk hoe lyk my huis, die fondasie van my vloere kraak en val uitmekaar.

Toe ek Sondagoggend vir Andre Burger van die Munisipaliteit skakel, was sy antwoord, Kuisebmond is "crowded.” Sy sê dit kan nie so aangaan nie, dit moet stop "Hulle bring ook altyd sand vir ons, sodat ons die nat areas kan opvul" het van die inwoners gesê, wat Sondag met grawe moes rondspring om die rioolwater van hul huise af weg te keer.

“Dit is 'n geweldige gesondheidsrisiko. Ons kinders loop daagliks deur die rioolwater winkel of skool toe en terug en daar is absoluut niks wat ons daaraan kan doen nie.

Die munisipaliteit kom dalk na weke of 'n maand

om te help,” het een gesê.

Die riool loop in 'n stroom vlak by sy voordeur verby. Mense se wasgeriewe loop ook oor weens rioolstelselverstoppings.

“Al wat hulle doen is om hulle gewone praktyk te volg en die riool sommer met 'n pyp uit die strate te kom pomp en dit gee nie eens die plek kans om droog te raak nie, voor die volgende gemors kom” sê nog 'n huiseienaar van Kuisebmond.

“Wat is besig om in Kuisebmond te gebeur?

Dit is 'n ramp. Waarvoor betaal ons?” het nóg 'n inwoner gevra.

Kevin Adams sê 'Die feit is dat die huidige stelsel nooit ontwerp is om die geweldige hoeveelheid riool te hanteer nie - die ideale situasie is een huishouding per erf.

Baie huishoudings hier akkommodeer egter 'n groot aantal plakkershuise. Dit maak dit byna onmoontlik om te verseker dat die rioolpypleiding normaalweg kan funksioneer.

Die belangrikste oorsaak van rioleringstelselverstoppings is die verkeerde of onwettige storting van voorwerpe in die stelsel.

Die munisipaliteit se werke-departement doen volgens hom alles in hul vermoë om blokkasies te voorkom, deur so gereeld as moontlik die stelsel te ledig.

As 'n noodmaatreël, word gips op die besoedelde grond gestrooi om gesondheidsgevare te probeer voorkom.

Narraville het ook rioolprobleme Tannie Georgina Groenewaldt, soos sy bekend staan, het ook nou al vir

Nog een van die strate in Kuisebmond

Me Elizabeth Vries se ontstelte ontdekking in haar bad geriewe

weke voortslepende rioolprobleme in Narraville, Duinstraat.

Dit is ook al onder die aandag van die munisipaliteit gebring.

Kevin Adams sê in dié geval is daar spesifieke probleme wat die saak vererger, maar dit behoort binnekort opgelos te wees.

Die drein in 270 Theo Ben Gurirabstraat, Noordelike Industrieel, wat al baie jare ‘n probleem is

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"Ons sukkel die afgelope

18 jaar met die Munisipalitiet. In die jare is 'n alternatiewe oplossing elke nou en dan gevind, deur 'n tenk voor die gebou van HP Truck & Diesel op te rig," deel 'n eienaar in die betrokke straat ons mee. Die pyp loop vanuit die groot riooltenk direk na die agterplaas van die instansie waar dit met kartondose toegegooi is.

Kevin Adams, die Openbare Kommunikasiebeampte van die Walvisbaai Munisipaliteit antwoord, “Die drein aan die agterkant van HP Truck & Diesel is ongelukkig die laagste punt van die rioolstelsel in die noordelike industriële gebied. 'n Verstopping van die belangrikste deel van die stelsel lei gewoonlik tot 'n oorloop op hierdie punt.

Die situasie is vererger toe Talanam Fish Processors ook in die industriële gebied bedrywig geraak het.

Ten einde die situasie te probeer verbeter, het die munisipaliteit 'n tenk aan mnr Bluhm geskenk met goedkeuring dat hul die oortollige riool daarin pomp.

Die tenk het net 'n kapasiteit van 5000 liter en is dus slegs 'n noodmaatreël. Dit is veronderstel om op 'n gereelde basis skoongemaak te word deur die Departement van Water, Afval & O m g e w i n g s b e s t u u r.

Maar twee scenario's kan voorkom - operateurs is dan te besig met ander krisisse om aandag aan die tenk te skenk, en sodoende kan

Munisipale werkers besig met ‘n tydelike oplossing

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Traffic department upgrades vehicles Madelaine Laubscher

According to the Senior Traffic Officer, Mr Jakes Jacobs, the vehicles were purchased by the Municipality of Walvis Bay. “The stripes on the vehicles were done by

Nikof Signs and the lights by Erongo Auto Electric.

The vehicles are an upgrade from the Ford Focus 2.0 litre which will help us to keep up with high speed vehi-

Photos by Madelaine Laubscher

The Walvis Bay traffic department received five new Ford STI vehicles on Friday which will assist the traffic officers in cases of high speed as well as VIP escorts. cles or motorcycles.

We will also be using these vehicles to escort VIP persons from point A to point B,” he concluded.

Senior citizens appreciated Mavourlene Gaes

The elderly were surprised with lunch by the Joseph family at the Walvis Bay community hall last week.

Photos by Mavourlene Gaes

According to Tia Joseph who came up with the idea of treating our elders to lunch which she says was inspired by her mother and grandmother.

The reason behind it all was to make sure the pensioners do not feel left out or unapWalvis Bay pensioners enjoying their surprise preciated.

Tia, who is very relilunch gious, explains that

the four commandment say ‘honour your father and mother,’ but that it is not specifically meant for just your parents, One should look after every person who is older than you.

“To help and old person, to put a smile on their face does not cost much. If you put a smile on their faces u are more blessed

“she said.

Tia further says the fact that she is able to help put a smile on the pensioners’ faces, brings her much joy and being able to do it with her family means a lot to her.

“This is not a onetime thing – so, they should expect much more surprises in the future” Tia concluded.

The joseph family who treated the elders to a special lunch

Photos by Madelaine Laubscher

Court Walvis Bay Court Report Magistrate's Court

26 February 2015 Caroline Engelbecht (46) and Christo Jantjies (30) appeared on a charge of theft-theft by false pretenses. Matter was postponed to 2 March.

Joseph Matheus Shikongo (45) appeared on a charge of assault-assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm and the 1st alterative to count one read with the provisions of the Arms and Ammunition Actdischarge of a firearm. Matter is postponed to 23 April.

Pandepala Pawanenange (28) appeared on a charge of theft. Matter is postponed to 2 March.

Shivute Johannes (31) appeared on a charge of drugs- dealing in cocaine. Matter is postponed to 30 April.

Francois Henry (30) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence liquor read with the provisions of the Road Traffic Act. Matter is postponed to 30 April.

Moneni Sophia (32) appeared on a charge of fraud. Matter is postponed to 21 April.

Jimmy Links (22), Bonifasius Kandombolo (26), Ivan van Wyk (26) and Issaskar Hae-Eirob (27), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft. Mater is postponed to 8 April.

Naambo Willemina David (24) appeared on a charge of murder.

Matter is postponed to 21 April.

A sentence of 15 months imprisonment or a fine of N$7 000 was imposed on Teophelus Kaleleka (30) on a charge of theft.

Ronnie Neib (35) appeared on a charge of assault- assault common

read with the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act and another charge of crimen injuria. Matter is postponed to 24 March.

The charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor read with the Road Traffic Act was withdrawn against Jesaya Shisande (44).

The charge of Ill-treatment/ neglect of children read with the Children’s Act was withdrawn against Saima Paulus (49) and Maria Kalunga (20).

Henock Gariseb (21) appeared on a charge of robbery. Matter was postponed to 5 March.

Yolande Dunn (38) appeared on a charge of drugs-dealing in cocaine.

Matter is postponed to 23 April.

Kinsley Kharuxab (22) was sentenced to 4 months imprisonment or a fine of N$2 000 on a charge of theft.

Jonas Mundjenge (23) was sentenced t 12 months imprisonment or a fine of N$5 000 on a charge of theft. His co-accused, Daniel Bratholomeus (36) was also sentenced to 6 months imprisonment or pay a fine of N$3 000 on a charge of theft.

27 February 2015 Joey Jon (38) appeared on a charge of assault- assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm and another charge of assault-assault common. His co-accused, Klaaste Roderick (38) appeared on a charge of assault- assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. Matter is postponed to 17 March.

The charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft was

withdrawn against Haraseb Walter (35).

Nangumbi March Mapua (38) appeared on a charge of conducting business without a proper work permit read with the immigration Control Act. Matter was postponed to 2 March.

Karl-Heinz Werner Blum (33) appeared on a charge of driving with a excessive blood-alcohol level, and the 1st alternative to count 1 being driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor, read with the provisions of the Road Traffic Act. Matter is postponed to 28 April.

Walter Shiweda (25) was sentenced to 3 months imprisonment or pay a fine of N$600 on a charge of theft.

Alberto Bothile (32) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft, 1st alternative to count one- theft, and another charge of defeating or obstructing the course of justice. Matter is postponed to 17 March.

Lothar Mukhatu (29) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft. Matter is postponed to 10 March.

Reinholdt Neumbo (33) appeared on a charge of assault- assault read with the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, Act 4 of 2003. Matter was postponed to 5 March.

Buster Mfukura (24) was found guilty and sentenced to 6 months imprisonment or a fine of N$1 000 on a charge of remaining in Namibia after expiration of visitor’s entry permit read with the Immigration Control Act.

Nampol patrol a success Madelaine Laubscher

Nampol, along with the Walvis Bay Neighbourhood Watch and the Walvis Bay Traffic Department had an operation this past weekend which according to the Traffic department was a success.

According to the Se- We took six vehicles tracks in the future. nior Traffic Officer, Mr Clifton (Jakes) Jacobs, the operation went well and nothing serious occurred.

“Five persons were taken into custody for drunk driving. There were three accidents reported, but it was fortunately nothing serious.

off the road that were not roadworthy. We have 28 police summons.

I also want to add that this weekend it was the third time that an accident occurred after an oval track race event.

Therefore we feel obligated to stand patrol at the entrance of the oval

Everyone exiting will be required to take a breathalyser test to test their alcohol levels.

We will not allow people under the influence to drive from the oval tracks. We will be doing these patrols along with Nampol on a regular basis,” he concluded.

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Swakopmund Municipality – Eco-tourism Seminar Sharlien Tjambari Tourism is a massive and widespread industry in the world it can however have a negative impact on the environment and its biodiversity. Special precautions need to be taken to preserve the sensitive desert landscape of our town.

The Swakopmund Municipality held a seminar on 25 February at the Municipality from 10:00 and 13:00. The seminar focused on creating awareness and information sharing on sustainable environment. The city of Malmo in Sweden and Swakopmund Municipality has a memorandum of understanding where both parties agreed to work together in projects of sustainable development. During the first phase of agreement the partners worked together on Waste and Renewable Energy project. The second phase of agreement which is currently ongoing, the partners are working on ecotourism and education for sustainable development projects. According to the General Manager of Health Services at the Swakopmund Municipality and also the eco-tourism project coordinator Mr Lawrence, the Eco-tourism is on its final phase and their twin partners from Sweden visited Swakopmund from 23 - 26 February. Eco-tourism is a form of tourism involving visiting fragile, pristine and relatively undisturbed natural areas, intended as a low-impact and often small scale alternative to standard commercial (mass) tourism.

The presentations that were incorporated were presentations about ecotourism in Malmo, Sweden, African Lily Project in the Kunene Region, the African Lily project is a project that looks at what the people in a specific Participants listening attentively community need and supply them with their needs. The founders of the African Lily Project said they do not get any funding from the government and everything they do for the community they do it out of their own pocket, “but we want to encourage the community to help one another” said Mr Frik Van Staden. The other presentation was on recycling to reduce carbon Lüderitz: As part of fulfilling its mandate of promoting the consumption of fish throughout footprint; and international environmental building requirements. the country, the Namibia Fish Consumption Promotion Trust (NFCPT) has reached out to the senior citizens of Lüderitz by hosting a fun day on Saturday, 28 February.

NFCPT Treats Senior Citizens of Lüderitz

NFCPT Lüderitz Elders Day

"Bikers-groete" vir Vollies

Apart from serving 300 cooked meals with fish as the main ingredient, the NFCPT also donated 300 blankets, food hampers consisting of sugar, coffee and tea and NFCPT promotional material.

The entire event spend was to the value of N$90 000.

“This humble gesture is to recognise the contribution made by our senior citizens to the development of the local fishing industry and other notable growth in Lüderitz,” said Katrina Sikeni, Board Chairperson of the NFCPT at the event.

She highlighted that NFCPT is planning to expand its shop footprint to also include Lüderitz as well as Omuthiya in the near future.

“Allow me to use this opportunity to thank the Town Council of Lüderitz for remaining our strategic partner as the Trust will soon announce timelines of our construction of the new fish shop here,” she said.

Since the establishment of the Trust by Cabinet in 2001 it has delivered on its mandate by establishing 14 fish shops in the following towns and regions: Lüdertiz and Keetmanshoop in the //Karas Region, Head Office and fish shop in Walvis Bay and fish shop Swakopmund in the Erongo Region, Mariental in the Hardap Region, Windhoek where we serve the Khomas Region, Gobabis in the Omaheke Region, Rundu in Kavango East Region, Ondangwa & Ongwediva in the Oshana Region, Eenhana in the Ohangwena Region, Outapi in Omusati Region and Opuwo in the Kunene Region.

According to the Trust, the planned opening of the Lüderitz outlet is a practical demonstration of how it is working hard to make fish accessible to Namibians, thereby also reflecting the efforts of Government, and it line Ministry in particular, towards achieving food security in the country.

Bernabé Blaauw

Daar is Saterdagnamiddag op 'n gepaste wyse afskeid geneem van Reinhard "Vollies" Voland (50), bekende in motorfiets- en sportklub kringe aan die kus, wat verlede week Sondag (22 Februarie) oorlede is.

Reinhard, beter bekend as Vollies, het in die Rooms Louis Nel and the Brothers of the Wind, Cape Katolieke Kerk in Windhoek afgesterf na 'n kort Town." Vollies was vroeër ook lid van die klub en siekbed. 'n Stoet van oor die 40 motorfietse en nog hulle het besluit om op presies dieselfde tyd ook 'n meer motors het vanaf die munisipale parkeer- diens te hou. Aangesien Vollies se as nog nie terrein in Walvisbaai deur die dorp beweeg na beskikbaar was nie is daar besluit op 'n seremoniële Afrodite Beach waar 'n kort roudiens vir hom gebaar deur balonne oor die woestyn vry te laat. Sy gehou is. Om presies 15:00, die tyd toe daar met die oorlede vrou, Julie, se as is ook daar in 2010 vrygediens begin is, is daar 'n sms-boodskap ontvang laat aangesien dit hulle gunsteling plek was waarvanaf Kaapstad wat as volg gelui het: "Brothers of heen hulle gereeld met hulle motorfietse gery het. the Wind, Cape Town. Commemmorate the life and Almal het daarna teruggekeer na die Atlantis Sporttimes of our brother, Reinhard Voland. Adios klub waar die tradisionele heildronk op Vollies se amigo. Greatest sympathy to all family and friends! lewe gedrink is.

Die stoet op pad na Afrodite Beach

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Obtaining Fishing

Permits

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

MINISTRY OF FISHERIES AND MARINE RESOURCES

Swakopmund Office

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

Walvis Bay Office

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

Lüderitz Office

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

Henties Bay Office

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

Windhoek Office

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

Swakopmund Office

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

Walvis Bay Office

Henrich Baumann Street Road - Number 643 Tel +264 64 205 971/2 Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 17:00 Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00h - 13:00

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Beached Pygmy Right Whale Rescued An extremely rare whale species, a Pygmy Right Whale, was found stranded just south of Walvis Bay last week. An employee of the Salt works alerted Ms Daniela Maldini of the Namibian Dolphin Project, who initiated an immediate rescue operation.

According to Theunis Keulder of Catamaran Charters, who informed namib times about the rescue operation, their staff joined in the rescue effort, and one of the company’s catamarans was dispatched to assist in bringing the whale to deeper waters.

The pygmy right whale,

which until 2012 was thought to be extinct and rarely seen at sea, is the smallest and most mysterious of the baleen whales.

Information about this whale is sketchy at best, since only a few dozen stranded specimens have been examined by scientists.

Many reported sightings have probably been incorrectly identified minke whales; the small size, dark color, and curved dorsal fin make it almost impossible to tell the two species apart when they are seen at the water’s surface.

Pygmy right whales are found only in temperate

waters of the southern hemisphere.

Sightings occur in Tasmania year round and seasonally along the coasts

Coastal Sensitivity Maps Launched Coastal Sensitivity Maps help to assist scientific, environmental and other oil spill responders by identifying shoreline sensitivity to oiling, important natural and human-use resources present at the spill site as well as other important biological, environmental, cultural resources.

The Acting Deputy Permanent, Department of

Transport of the Ministry of Works and Transport, Mr Ericksson Nengola has said on this occasion, the socio economical and biological resources in the region face potential threats of oil pollution which may originate from shipping and offshore activities taking place in the Namibian Waters.

Government developed and adopted the National

oil Spill Contingency Plan (NOSCP) in 2007. The NOSCP provides a national framework, for oil spill response in line with the International Convention on Oil Pollution Preparedness, Response and Co-operation, 1990 (OPRC 90) to which Namibia is a party.

The absence of Coastal Sensitivity Maps for oil spill response was iden-

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tified as a critical shortcoming in Namibia’s oil spill preparedness and response system.

Namibia’s’ entire coastline is classified as a protected area unlike many countries The coastline is endowed with highly sensitive sites for which protection strategies are necessary.

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of South Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the Falkland Islands, and some areas of Antarctica.

Namibia’s first ever Coastal Sensitivity Maps for Oil spill response, developed during the first phase of the Coastal Sensitivity Mapping (CSM) project, was officially launched in Walvis Bay on Friday. This event also marked the commencement of the last and second phase of the Coastal Sensitivity Mapping (CSM) project.

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WHY? The marine resources are limited and currently some of them are overfished or over collected.

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

Do not leave bait or fish on the beach!

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

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

Source: http://www.tides4fishing.com

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ter is slightly bigger than before and Integration into the NOSCP would be fully achieved without operational maps.

Coastal Sensitivity Maps play an important role in the overall oil spill risk management process and provide an easy understanding and graphical representation of information critical to oil spill planners and responders.

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Swakopmund Matters 4 – 2015 Reaction to Chatham Rock Phosphate's failure to secure permission to mine marine phosphate in New Zealand and the significance of it all for Namibia Today The Namibian has carried an article (http://www.namibian.com.na/indexx.php?id=23731&page_type=story_detail) based on answers Chris Castle, CEO of CRP, supplied to questions sent to him.

Readers can form an own opinion of his pomposity.

In New Zealand he issued a press release recently to amplify his previous comments after the EPA's Committee had refused his application.

Now he had some harsher words and astonishing criticism of the Committee and its decision. His acrimonious attacks included inter alia: “The Committee appeared to be unwilling or unable to understand the reality of working in New Zealand's oceans.”

He further vented his spleen with utterances like: · “The committee showed poor understanding of the purpose of modelling or how it works,” · “CRP deserved a better and more balanced consideration of its application,” · “Not a single person in the DMC, the EPA, the NGO's, or any of the opposition see that what is at stake is potentially a lot more to New Zealand than phosphate” and · “The DMC needs at least one scientist who has the mental firepower to understand all the evidence, and at least one person who understands how risk and uncertainty is managed in the real world.”

With his vitriolic outburst it is no surprise that he has decided not to appeal the decision. Why would he be taken more serious at the appeal. Instead he now expects the Government to smooth his way to fulfilling “his dream” by amending the rules.

But by playing the blame game he avoids the fundamental issues on which CRP's bid failed. He is right and the Committee wrong. He is the only one who understands all the issues – everybody else is clueless.

He is so adrift in denial.

When the transcripts are read one is struck by the fact that while CRP had well qualified people “communicating the science” the science could not provide convincing answers to fundamental questions that were needed to assess

the impact from prolonged phosphate mining of the area. The bottom line was very simple: the evidence of impact was not persuasive enough as the research, although in many cases good baseline science, did not directly address the impacts. Throughout CRP trivialized the impact on ocean ecosystems. CRP performed poorly under cross examination. The best of the best in NZ and from overseas were involved.

CRP's economists also failed their client. So much so that the Committee had to call in experts to review CRP's documentation.

The economic report

by Sapere, one of the largest expert services firms in Australasia, damned the data put forward by CRP as the latter grossly exaggerated the price of phosphate globally. At one point in its report this is recorded: “There are a number of areas where information or commentary does not adequately inform the reader as to how critical assumptions were arrived at.”

In Namibia CRP and other companies wanting to engage in marine phosphate mining will discover that what is being done now is to ensure real targeted scientific studies are undertaken that are not rubberstamping what these companies believe or understand to be scientifically sound.

All the international scientists of standing with whom SM has had contact to learn their assessments of the Committee's decision are ad idem on these points: · Impact-study science properly done, does not jus t make use of existing knowledge data, but goes out to investigate actual impacts over the lifetime of mining – only then will the real expected impacts be apparent.

This to date is not, or rarely done. · Once revealed impacts are assessed in

this way, there must be adequate regulation to ensure that critical levels of environmental degradation are not overstepped if mining should go ahead: again in the marine mining field this is a huge challenge for regulating authorities because contracts for working in the ocean are hugely profitable and losing even a minute's mining is a loss to the company. · Fishing disturbs and damages; mining effectively destroys because it removes: no evidence of damage or disturbance because the bottom is totally gone, especially in case of bulk mining as is proposed for phosphates.

For these scientists the answer is: do what Namibia is doing assess the impacts as thoroughly as possible beforehand, and then make a decision. New Zealand have already bravely led the way.

In an article “Seabed mining rebuffs send right message” in the New Zealand Herald of 24 February 2015 Phil McCabe, chairman of Kiwis Against Seabed Mining, made these valid points: “New Zealand will not accept high-risk developments that damage the environment and ecosystems while providing relatively little economic benefit.

New Zealand is, and should be, open to smart, sustainable, value-adding investments that provide jobs and livelihoods well into the future without compromising our values, environment, and our way of life.

The regulators and the legislation have done their job and delivered the best long-term outcome for New Zealand.” (http://www.nzherald. co.nz/nz/news/article. cfm?c_id=1&objectid =11406740) Prospective phosphate mining companies had their hopes also dashed on another front. Those hoping the International Seabed Authority is

likely to favour commercial exploitation above environmental protection has sadly been disappointed by this important directive delivered

by Michael Lodge, its legal counsel: “We are legally bound to protect the environment, which must take precedence. We can only allow commercial exploitation to take place provided there are safeguards”.

(Financial Times, 22 Feb. 2015) The importance of this declaration of policy can't be emphasized enough, especially coming from ISA. This is precisely what the ruling by the Committee in New Zealand is all about and why ISA will take an equally dismal view of Castle's arguments. All

indications are that those in Namibia formulating this country's stance on phosphate mining have the significance of this declaration uppermost in their minds. Those clamouring for such marine mining to go ahead will do well to keep this also in mind.

But equally important – and here Namibia will have to be extra careful and on the alert - is the question: “who will perform the consented activity”.

Imperative to know who will do the work and who will be liable when a catastrophe results! For CRP in New Zealand it will be Boskalis. Indications are that Boskalis would also play that role for CRP in Namibia, if phosphate mining were ever to be allowed.

During the CRP hearings it became clear that there were numerous enforcement and compensation issues, along with health and safety issues that arose with the proposed mining ship flying a foreign flag of convenience.

Boskalis uses such ships of convenience.

Flags of convenience are widely used to avoid rigorous administration and legal controls over responsible countries.

Testimony was given that Boskalis had a history of breaching environmental consents. Namibia must ensure that this situation is ring fenced.

For three years now Castle has failed to engage Namibians. He still remains the sole director and only shareholder of CRP's Namibian subsidiary.

Not a single Namibian has been involved in any meaningful way.

No one has been or is likely to be empowered. To employ a few persons in clerical positions is simply not good enough. There is no commitment of any significance that shows that that situation will change.

Unless critical information has been missed, Namibians are not aware of any benefit they may derive from this exploitation of their marine resource. Clearly, CRP

has not levelled with Namibians. Transparency is non-existent. Openness has eroded. In Namibia, as in New Zealand, Castle is playing his own game according to the rules he himself has laid down and expects others to follow.

Namibians have the inalienable right to know and to be satisfied that their country's legislative dictates and regulatory prescriptions have been and will be duly met. They will see to it that all applicants behave accordingly. Namibians have a stake in the continued wellbeing of their environment. They place a high premium on its protection and preservation.

What failed CRP in New Zealand will not guarantee it success in Namibia.

Swakopmund Matters 25 February 2015 (For Swakopmund Matters the environment of the Namibian coastline and its ocean matters)

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U sal oplet daar word nie gepleit dat Afrikaans die enigste taalmedium moet wees nie, maar u word versoek om Afrikaans 'n groter kans te gee siende dat Afrikaans by verre die meeste gebesig word waar hierdie koerant sy

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Dear Editor I refer to an article in your newspaper dated Friday 27th February 2015, in which you quote the following statement (translated) made by our Mayor of Swakopmund Mr. Kambueshe “Nobody will stand in the path of development” I trust this statement was a misprint on your part.

I sincerely hope Mr. Kambueshe meant to say ‘’Nobody should stand in the path of development unless he has a valid reason to do so” I fail to believe that a dictatorial statement of this nature can still be uttered 25 years after in-

dependence.

We all understand the value of development in this country and nobody in his or her right mind will stand in the path of development unless he or she has a valid reason to do so.

One of the most valued developments we have experienced in the last 25 years of independence is the sound manifestation of a democratic society in which we are freely able to express our concerns without being threatened.

How can Mr Kambueshe take this right away from us.

There are obviously

members of the community that have reason to believe that there are gross irregularities surrounding the La Mer Waterfront development.

Surely they have the right to ask questions?

Surely they have the right to answers.

Let’s not take 25 years of constructive development away by disallowing the people of this country their democratic rights.

Mr Mayor, next time you leave home, please put your thinking cap on.

Pierre Rene le Roux Namibian born and bred

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by Liefie en dan eers word die res van die koerant gelees.

Dis mos nou musiek in Liefie se ore en Liefie vryf dan hande teen mekaar soos ’n vlieg op ’n stukkie mis.

Liefie hoor so in die verbyloop dat daar groot ongelukkigheid is omdat een sekere maatskapy se motors naweke so stilletjies deur die toets gesit word by die verkeersafdeling, terwyl die skool leerlinge maar geduldig moet wag om hul karretjies deur die toets te kry.

So gepraat van besigheid, daar was in Liefie se oor gefluister dat oorlog verklaar is by ’n besigheid teen oneerlike kliënte, sowel as personeel.

Dis nou mense wat inkom en so bietjie knoei met personeel om hulle goedjies teen ‘n special prys te kry in ruil vir ’n ou fooitjie. Maar die ou personeellid eindig toe met ‘n kriminele rekord en sit in ’n jap trap sonder werk, toe die onderduimse transaksie aan die lig gekom het.

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skaamteloos om ander mense so te gebruik nie?

Dan het Liefie weer gehoor daar is ‘something fishy’ hier in die baai. Die een boot was glo so vol vis gelaai dat dié te swaar was om uit die water te laai.

Ons praat nou van groot kabeljoue wat toe met die hand afgelaai moes word net om die boot uit die water te kry.

Die visse saam weeg glo amper 650kg. Liefie wonder nou sommer ook oor die 37cm kabeljoue wat nie terug gegooi word in die water deur die skippers nie, want die see visserye sal mos nie by die bote of by skoonmaak plek kom kyk nie, of hoe?

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Crown Birthday party with a difference Liesl Losper

“Normally I had my child’s birthday party at home, inviting friends, but this year I wanted to make a difference” Albertina Nyoni (25) said. She’s the mother of little Constance who turned 3, and it was her crown birthday.

More little faces than one were full of surprises when Connie had her birthday party at Walvis Bay Kids Haven.

Only because she, Albertina, decided to celebrate this day and also to give back to the community in such a way.

Constance turned 3 on the 3rd of February, but she was travelling with her father on that day and the decision then was to do this at the end of February.

Albertina also donated groceries to Kids Haven, as well as an amount of N$1 000. Each

one of them also got a t-shirt for this party.

Their little eyes sparkeled with excitement, especially when they saw the creative high heels treats made out of muffins and other sweets. Constance had about 9 friends of her own at her party, celebrating with the kids from the haven. Constance looked like a fairy tale princess, and played the role perfectly. The Walvis Bay Kids Haven thanked Ms Nyoni for the kind gesture.

Constance with her mother Albertina with the groceries she has donated on her child’s birthday party

The fairy princess with some of her friends that were also invited

The members of Junior City Council of Walvis Bay and Swakopmund

Teambuilding for Junior City Councils of Swakopmund and Walvis Bay The Junior City Council of Walvis Bay recently hosted a team building day for Junior Councillors from Walvis Bay and Swakopmund.

The event took place at the International School of Walvis Bay. Councillors took part in sport games to strengthen unity amongst them.

Both the junior Councillors of Walvis Bay and Swakopmund engaged in talks towards creating new beneficial projects to uplift their communities.

The Junior Mayor of Walvis Bay (Clllr Eusebio Omar van Reenen) says the town councillors will work together on humanity, charity and youth projects in the near future. The team building day not only strengthened teamwork, but strengthened collaboration between the two town councils.

The Junior City Council of Walvis Bay and

Swakopmund hope that their collaboration will inspire other leadership groups to work on projects that are fundamental for development in the community.”

I would like to thank the junior councillors from Swakopmund for their co-operation and full support towards this project.

I would also like to thank my council, JCC of Walvis Bay, who has made this event possible, and with their enthusiasm inspired new projects which will be beneficial for the communities of Swakopmund and Walvis Bay” said Cllr Eusebio Omar van Reenen.

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Get Ahead @ Ann Richardson's Baby & Toddler Seminar Being Offered For The First Time At The Coastal Region Visiting this Seminar in Walvis Bay on 7 March promises to have a huge impact in your life as caregiver to babies & toddlers.

Your participation will empower you to handle any challenges that may come your way!

During the seminar Ann Richardson will give insight into the newborn basics, sleep training, potty training, arriving of new siblings and also explain toddlerhood as it is a time of tantrums and conflicts.

Knowing what constitutes normal toddler (up to six years) behaviour helps you accept and respect this.

The seminar will be for parents, grandparents and care-givers to empower them with knowledge, to help them to understand how sensory input affects the baby/toddler and what the baby/ toddler means by the signals he gives.

Ann Richardson, a qualified South African nurse and mid-wife, coauthor of Baby Sense, Sleep Sense and author of Toddler Sense, all bestsellers, has worked in the midwifery and pediatric fields for over 30 years.

Ann has been in private practice for the past 22 years, and introduced the first private wellbaby clinics, now a well-known phenomenon at Doctors' rooms and pharmacies across the country.

Passionate about her work and dedicated to ensuring that parents

Ann Richardson have the necessary knowledge to enjoy and rejoice in their children, she regularly lectures to both professionals and parents on various baby and childcare issues, in particular the effects of the sensory system on infant behavior, and the management of sleeping disorders.

Her specialisation is the treatment of “difficult babies and toddlers”, in particular those with feeding and sleeping disorders.

She will further elaborate on behavior and discipline as well as touching the subject of arrival of a Sibling.

She is a regular contributor to childcare publications, TV and radio.

Ann is married with two daughters, and

At Walvis Bay Parishes Every Friday during the time of Lent Stella Maris Town 18:00 Good Shepherd Kuisebmond & St’ Peter Narraville 19:00

lives and practices in Johannesburg.

Stefan Saayman will join her to discuss “Time out together” – Taking a break from the “game” at hand and re-group, re-strategise and re-energize and “How to be a great dad”, while Celia Leibbrandt will be giving more insight into Toddler Nutrition.

Seminar details: Walvis Bay - 7 March Walvis Bay Community Church, Nangolo Mbumba Drive 07:30 - 14:00.

Tickets available at Computicket (also online) and at any Shop-rite/Checkers @ N$270 p/p incl. goodie bag and refreshments.

Contact Person: Marietjie Slippers 081 124 6741

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ENTERTAINMENT

Dr Makiti’s gift for film

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Petrus Nangolo Teofilus produces films and has a clear obsession when it comes to turning real life events into short films.

Petrus, who is better known as Dr Makiti is a self-made businessman who owns a successful and well known carwash in Kuisebmond. He was born in Windhoek but later moved to the north where he completed his Grade ten at Iiviyongo Combined School.

Although his carwash business brings him the income, he still keeps homself busy with filmmaking. Dr Makiti still finds pleasure in producing films and he is also an actor. The passionate and determined producer/actor created his first masterpiece “The Pastor which has a Part one, two and three” in 2005.

“Pastor Part One is about a fake pastor who abuses

his power after being negatively influenced by his so-called best friend” he explains.

Dr Makiti further explains that the love for film making developed after he played the role of a bodyguard to the king in an American movie titled “10 000 BC”.

He further added that, because being part of the movie, doing all that acting and watching movies like “Rambo” was something different and very inspiring, he chose to start his own film production “Kufamosha film production”. Dr Makiti is now the proud producer of nine films under which, “Ofiyo Onaini (meaning ‘until when’) in the Oshiwambo language, which has parts

In a scene form one of his films, Petrus Nangolo Teofilus alias Dr Makiti one, two and three.

He says the reason he chose to embark in a career in film producing is because the Namibian film industry

is small, as not everyone is interested in creating films.

Aside from producing videos, Dr Makiti is also part of a cultural group and he

spends some of his time as a traditional dancer, when he is not out volunteering and doing his part for the community.

* Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Book Exchange at the Mission to Seafarers. All Welcome. * Every Tuesday: Blood clinic (NAMBTS) at Wel witschia Hospital next to indoor pool. * 3 Maart: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Lewende Water Gemeente, Walvisbaai. * 4 Maart: Chris Chameleon - Drie Vriende by Walvisbaai Gemeenskapskerk om 18:30 vir 19:00. * 6 March: Baai Poets presents Poetic Healing - Open Mic at Ninos's Pizzeria, Walvis Bay at 18:30 for 19:00. Entrance Fee: Free. Contact 081 214 4161 * 7 March: Baby & Toddler Caring Seminar, Walvis Bay Community Church, 07:30 - 14:00. * 11 March: M.O.T.H. monthly meeting in Shellhole at Moth Centre at 19:00. * 7 April: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00

by Five Fold Ministry. * 8 April: M.O.T.H. monthly meeting in Shellhole at Moth Centre at 19:00. * 24 - 26 April: Annual wreath laying ceremony by MOTH and German Traditionsverband at Trekkopje. * 26 April: 100th Anniversary battle of Trekkopje. * 5 Mei: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00

by A.M.E Kerk, Kuisebmond. * 13 May: MOTH monthly meeting in Shellhole at Moth Centre at 19:00. * 30 May: Meat Festival and Canoe Combat at the Lagoon - Walvis Bay. * 2 Junie: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00

by Bethel Congregational Kerk. * 10 June: M.O.T.H. AGM in Shellhole at Moth Centre at 19:00. * 26 June: Donkey Derby at Town Hall. * 27 Junie: Huis Palms Basaar by Huis Palms Gronde 10:00. * 7 Julie: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00

by Harvest Time Community Church. * 8 July: M.O.T.H. monthly meeting in Shellhole at 19:00. * 11 July: Wreath laying ceremony at M.O.T.H. Monument Usakos at 11:00. * 12 July: Delville Wood Remembrance Church Parade. * 1 Aug: St Petrus Rooms Katolieke Kerk, Narraville Bazaar op kerkgronde vanaf 09:00. * 4 Aug: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00

by Temple of Truth Kerk. * 1 Sept: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00

by VGK Kerk. * 6 Okt: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00

by Katolieke Kerk. * 3 Nov: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00

by Lutherse Kerk. * 1 Des: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00

by Rhynse Kerk.

SWAKOPMUND * 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. * 6 March: Women’s World Day of Prayer/Wêreld Biddag vir Vroue at Holy Rosary Catholic Church, Swakopmund at 18:30. * 7 March: Kartoffelpufferessen im Lions Senioren Heim. Kartoffelpuffer mit Beilage, oder Bratwurst mit Kartoffelsalat und frischem Salat. Zusätzlich gibt es auch eine große Auswahl an Nachspeisen und frischen Kaffee. Wir freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch. * 7 March - 7 April: Christine Marais Retrospective at Woermannhaus - Art Gallery. Opening of exhibition on Saturday, 7 March at 17:00. All welcome. * 14 March: Sena Style & Design - Style & Make-up Workshop at Brigadoon Conference Centre. * 25 April: Sena Style & Design - Table Setting Workshop at Brigadoon Conference Centre. * 28 - 29 April: Sena Style & Design - Etiquette Workshop (16 - 19y) at Brigadoon Conference Centre.

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.

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Wine tasting in Walvis Bay The well-known wine producer and wine master, Beyers Truter of Beyerskloof, hosted a wine-tasting event at Amjicaja Guesthouse in Walvis Bay last weekend. And the master himself poured the wine!

Launch of Swakopmund Pool Club @ 30Something Lounge

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Swakopmund Rugby Club’s South African Legends weekend

(Fltr:) SA Rugby Legends Peter Muller, Ian Macintosh, Dale Sandston and Percy Montgomery socialising with local rugby enthusiasts

Great catch by Peter Muller – and no – it was not Montgomery in the photo clue on our Facebook page – it was Peter Muller with his first catch (photo left)

Later on Saturday afternoon at Mile 8 he caught the big one (photo below)

Photos by Howard Cleland, SA Rugby Legends

SA Rugby legends at the SRC Legends dinner on Friday night

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S S De Duine School News

Grade 8 & LRC outing to Dolphin Park

Celebrating Valentine’s Day

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The Dolphin Elementary and Secondary Schools News

Prize Giving

Primary School Zonal Athletics 2015

The Dolphin Elementary and Secondary Schools held their annual Prize Giving Taila Pahl did The Ceremonies to honour those students who strived for greatness in the previous year.

Dolphin Elementary Both Primary and P r i c e w a t e r h o u s e national level, he also performance in chess School proud with Secondary Cere- Coopers awarded pri- received Honourary on an international her High Jump monies were organi- zes for the best per- Culture Colours for level. success in the Prised by Mrs Margaret formers in Grade 11 achieving grade 6 in Academic trophies mary School Zonals Coetzee with Mrs M a t h e m a t i c s a n d singing. Wilke-Mari w e r e a w a r d e d t o held in Swakopmund Ilse Palomba and Mr Accounting to Tris- Hamman for Karate Delano Muller and on Saturday 21 B r a n d t v a n d e r tan Volschenk and on a national level Michelle Louwrens February. Fighting to Westhuizen serving Clara Liebenberg. also receiving Ho- for Best Boy and Best the finish, staying as Master of Cere- Academic Scrolls nourary Colours for G i r l G y m n a s t strong in the face of mony and Guest were awarded to Karate on an inter- respectively. Acadeadversity and coming mic medals were Speaker respectively Tiyana Meyer (Best national level. out on top earned awarded to Lindie Performer) Grade 8 for the events.

Taila the right to go Academics, athletes 8 4 . 9 % , R o b i n E L E M E N T A R Y van Zyl (Best Perforonto the Regional as well as those who Myburgh Grade 9 - SCHOOL PRIZE mer) Grade 1- AfriAthletics. With a kaans, Manuel de try and serve the 81.6%, Meagan van GIVING clearing height of school and keep the W i j k ( B e s t For The Dolphin C a n h a ( B e s t 1 .

2 9 m e ters she public trust were Performer) Grade 9 - Elementary School Performer) Grade 1 – impressed spectator awarded with an 87.4%, Charlene scrolls for sport were E n g l i s h , A n d r e and participant alike.

Jacobs (Best PerforEsterhuizen Grade assortment of accohanded to Delano lades, scrolls and 10 - 76.1%, Nelago Muller for partici- m e r ) G r a d e 2 – Johannes (Best Per- pation in Gymnastics Afrikaans, Rayne D e d e k i n d ( B e s t ( B e s t P e r f o r m e r ) mer) Grade 7 – 80%. certificates.

The Dolphin Schools former) Grade 10 - as well as Martial Arts B i n n e m a n ( B e s t Performer) Grade 3 – Grade 5 – 76%, Taila The evening conPrincipals Victor 7 7 . 9 % , Tr i s t a n both on an interna- Performer) Grade 2 – E n g l i s h , U n i q u e Pahl (Best Perfor- cluded with Cora Rigby and Henry Volschenk Grade 11 - tional level. Rasmus English, Ane Ober- Klassen (Best Perfor- mer) Grade 6 – 83% Lotter's piano reciMcCarthy read the 71.9% and Clara Esterhuizen received holzer (Best Perfor- mer) Grade 4 – 84%, a n d R o u x - C h e tal and the national Principal's Report Liebenberg (Best a scroll for Karate on m e r ) G r a d e 3 – R e n i e r B o s m a n Shidute (Best Perfor- anthem. for the Primary and Performer) Grade 11 - an international level, Afrikaans, Katya Secondary Schools, 86% who was also Ray Gryffenberg for recounting all the awarded Academic Karate on a national Grade 8 Uis trip highlights of the past Honourary Colours level as w ell as (85.1%) and received Jacques Gryffen- Arriving at Uis on Friday, 13 February near 13:00 the students made a b-line for the pool to year.

Jan-Marie Smith the Academic Shield berg for Karate on a cool themselves off after leaving the more temperate climate of Walvis Bay. Friday evening from Financial Con- as part of the Ocean n a t i o n a l l e v e l . the students marched over hill and over dale to traverse the White Dune with nothing but s u l t i n g S e r v i c e s Chiefs.

Michelle Louwrens the image of a magnificent sunset awaiting them at the end. awarded prizes for Sport Scrolls were received a scroll for With a drink in hand and their conquest done, they settled back and watched the sun shine its last rays best performers in awarded to Katelin Woman Artistic Gym- over Uis before heading back to enjoy a final dip in the pool.

A c c o u n t i n g t o Martin for Karate on nastics on an inter- Saturday morning it was once more unto the breach with dear friends as they finished breakfast and Nelago Johannes - a national as well as national level. Ant- walked two hours to get to the White Lady. The cruel mistress of sand and shell took its toll on the 8 1 % a n d C l a r a international level, hony van den Meer youngsters, dehydration and hunger soon became evident and the youngsters returned from whence Vaugh Arens for received a scroll for they came. They feasted the days conquest with the roasting of meat on open flame (braai).

Liebenberg - 86%.

Gymnastics on a c u l t u r e f o r h i s After an eventful weekend the trip came to an end on Sunday as the young Dolphins traveled back in Ansie Rossouw from silence and sleep arriving back home at 12:00. The consensus was unanimous that the children braved every challenge with respect, mastery and honour and maintained the highest of standards wherever they went.

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VACANCIES VACANCY: Looking for an Office Administrator:

Grade: 12 Computer literacy on Microsoft Office and Excel is required.

Must be able to do quotations and invoices Pastel would be added advantage.

High attention to detail is a definite requirement.

Strong interpersonal (verbal and written) communication skills.

Code 8 driver's license.

Experience in marine industry.

Apply in writing attaching CV and supporting docs to: lincolnbrett0@gmail.com

Wellco Truck and Trailer Repairs, Walvis Bay has a vacancy for a suitably qualified soonest

DIESEL MECHANIC to start

Must have · N3 and 5 years field experience OR 10 years working experience as a Diesel Mechanic with good mechanical knowledge of Scania brand · Medically and physically fit · Strong sense of accountability/integrity · Strong sober habits · Must be able to work well under pressure, long hours and with minimum supervision · Namibian citizen · Valid CE driver's license · Proven track record and contact able references Closing date: Thursday 5 March 2015 at 12:00 Please note the following: Only hand-delivered applications will be accepted.

Submit your letter of application together with copies of your CV and certified qualification, identity document, drivers licence to our office at Hanna Mupetami Road (18th Road), Industrial Areas Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews

VACANCY Sales Manager REGUS, Walvis Bay Overall responsibility for running a Regus Business Centre profitably while driving the sales and operations. Clearly focused on generating new sales, whilst growing and retaining existing customers by delivering exceptional customer service.

Key Responsibilities: Sales/Marketing · Generates profitable new business through prospecting and enquiry handling within the local market in order to exceed set targets · Drive and maximize service revenue through up-selling of variable services to new and existing customers. · Conduct tours, with a goal of converting prospects into customers by effectively listening and selling the entire product range. · Prospecting to generate leads through local companies, partnerships and brokers. · Effectively manages leads and continuously updates CRM throughout the sales process to close of deal. · Keeps abreast of the local market by attending networking events and building strong channel relationships with commercial brokers.

Operations/Financial Management · Accountability for Centre profitability, Centre performance and the Centre's success through P&L management; · Drives revenue for Regus by effectively and consistently maximizing all service revenue. · Maximizes occupancy and profitability of the centre by pro-actively managing customers expansion requirements. · Regularly participate in the monthly centre business review process, account for profit and loss and drive agreed actions to enhance centre performance Customer Service · With a focus on meeting Customer satisfaction and retention metrics, maintain and develop existing customer relationships · Ensures the centre team is delivering exceptional customer service and customer's needs are handled effectively and efficiently.

If you are a great sales professional, with a top operations & customer service focus, and want to join an exciting fast growing company, please visit Reguscareers.com, look for ref 6804BR and submit your application or contact: Emma Haycocks, on Emma.Haycocks@regus.com

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NOTICES NOTICE CONSENT USES, ERECTION OF BUILDINGS AND USE OF LAND IN TERMS OF TOWN PLANNING SCHEME REGULATIONS Notice is hereby given in terms of Clause 6 of the Swakopmund Town Planning Scheme Regulations that the Town Council considers the following consent uses, erection of buildings and use of land, details of which are obtainable from the General Manager: Engineering Services.

Erf 129, Mile 4 (Seal Road). Special permission to operate a Residential Guesthouse (bed & Breakfast) Contact Person: Mr. A. Van der Westhuizen Tel: +264 (64) 4104403 (Town Planning Officer & Special Projects) Any person having any objections to the proposed steps may lodge such objections, duly motivated in writing, with the Chief Executive Officer until 24 March 2015

NOTICE

CONSENT USES, ERECTION OF BUILDINGS AND USE OF LAND IN TERMS OF TOWN PLANNING SCHEME REGULATIONS Notice is hereby given in terms of Clause 6 of the Swakopmund Town Planning Scheme Regulations that the Town Council considers the following consent uses, erection of buildings and use of land, details of which are obtainable from the General Manager: Engineering Services.

Erf 492 (Vrede Rede Street) Tamariskia. Special permission to operate a Resident Occupation Administrative Office Contact Person: Mr. A. Van der Westhuizen Tel: +264 (64) 4104403 (Town Planning Officer & Special Projects) Any person having any objections to the proposed steps may lodge such objections, duly motivated in writing, with the Chief Executive Officer until 24 March 2015

REZONING APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME REZONING: From: General Residential1 1/250m² TO: General Residential 1 1/150m² ON ERF: 77 Dol-phin Beach In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I, the undersigned have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to rezone erf 77 Dolphin Beach from General Residential 1 with a density of 1/250m² to General Residential 1 with a density of 1/150m².

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Room 101, Civic Centre, Walvis Bay, Nangolo Mbumba Drive.

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 undersigned, in writing, not later than 24 March 2015.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Bruce Stewart, Town Planner, P.O. Box 2095, Walvis Bay. (081 170 0960)

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PERFECTLY POSITIONED LODGE. This 4HA prime property consist of 17 bungalows, campsites, reception, bar, restaurant, beer garden, pool, owners house, laundry and much more.

High occupancy rate throughout the year on the doorstep of Western Etosha, Kaokoland and Damaraland.

N$ 15 500 000

THE HORIZON IS THE LIMIT WITH THIS 204HA PLOT 4 Bedroom main house, Hunters House, Guest rooms, Lapa, swimming pool all surrounded with beautiful trees and shade.

Lots of outbuildings and staff quarters, Citrus trees Game - implements and much more a mere 20 min from Omaruru on the banks of the Omaruru river. All including for only N$7 150 000 ONE OF A KIND!!

Breathtaking surroundings where you get lost in peace and tranquillity at this well-known lodge on a 1000ha where the Huab river runs through.

Everything is in place make your dream come true. N$17 500 000 Contact Corne Robberts at 081 728 1070 Cell: 0817281070 Office: 064 280600 Fax: 064 28062

PROPERTY IS WEALTH

Meersig Sole & Exclusive Mandate Spacious 3 bed, 2 bath house with kitchen, dining, lounge, sitting room, scullery, big entertainment & garages for 6 cars.

N$ 1 850 000.00 Saloom 0813821888 Narraville 1020 m²Industrial ERF Great location!

N$ 1 080 000 Saloom 0813821888 TO RENT: Bachelor flat to rent in Narraville, Sunbird str. Deposit + upfront payment.

N$ 2 600.00 p/m Water incl.

Contact Paula Ndara: 081 591 7777

OTAVI PEACEFUL LIVING!!

25 Ha. Rest camp 5 X Bungalows 8 X campsites with electricity, Swimming pool, Museum House, camps with water Points, borehole, 1,6 ha Maize field.

N$4.280.000-00 GOGGA 0818709950 gogga.remaxatlantic@iw ay.na OKAHANDJA BEST BUY!!!

Huge 4 bed house, 3 bath, 4 garages, PLUS 2 bed flat, Solar panels, swimming Pool, patio with braai, Alarm & beams.

N$3.1 MIL GOGGA 0818709950 gogga.remaxatlantic@iw ay.na SWAKOPMUND THIS MONTH'S BEST BUY! New 3 bed, 2 bath, open Plan kitchen/living, laundry, Single garage, walled.

N$1.490.000-00 GOGGA 0818709950 gogga.remaxatlantic@iw ay.na TO RENT: Newly built bachelor flat available in Kuisebmond, new extension. One bedroom with bic, open plan siting room - kitchen with bic.

Bathroom and garage.

Pre paid electricity.

Water incl.

N$ 3 800.00 p/m Deposit: N$ 2 000.00 Responsible persons with sober habits.

Contact: 081 170 1850 FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SAL FOR SALE FOR SALE

HUGE OPPORTUNITY Bottle store for Sale.

Very well established business in Outjo – Gateway to Etosha and the famous North Western part of Namibia. Lock Stock and barrel. Selling as running concern with firm clientele base, Buildings, License, equipment and stock – Grab this golden opportunity for N$ 4 800 000

CFS PROPERTIES & INSURANCE SWAKOPMUND

WALVIS BAY 20 4505

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SAL FOR SALE FOR SALE

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Walvis Bay

064-280600

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MEERSIG Corner 5 Bedr. house with 3 bathr, open plan lounge, dining, kitchen, scullery, guest toilet and double garage Grab me today!!

N$1 600 000 Meersig Brand new 3 bedr. house with open plan lounge, dining, fitted kitchen, scullery, 2 bathr, double garage.

Bargain!!

N$1 800 000.

AMANDA 081 128 4836

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

FOR SALE: Huis te koop met goedkeurige planne Meersig 1 slaapkamer, 1 garage, leef area / kombuis Erf groote 650m² N$ 1 miljoen Kontak: 081 692 4847 081 149 0991

TO LET OCEANVIEW HOUSE NEWLY BUILT & NEAT! 2 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom, lounge/dining, kitchen, bic, single garage, alarm, burglar bars. own yard, pet friendly. Deposit required. Immediate available. N$7,800.00 IRENE 0813535551/064-412320 irene@cfsnamibia.com Www.cfsnamibia.com

TE HUUR IN WALVISBAAI: Kamer aan enkel persoon. Geen kinders of diere nie. Geen garage vir motor beskikbaar nie.

Huur vooruitbetaalbaar.

N$1850.00 per maand + N$600.00 deposito.

Skakel: 081 351 3225 HOUSE TO RENT Narraville - Walvis: A 4 bedroom house available to rent with built-in cupboards in al 4 rooms. 2 Toilets with showers. Big kitchen with built-in cupboards and stove. The house is very spacious and ideal for a big family. The house is next to Makarios Supermarket and situated at 50 Evergreen Street. There are no garages.

Rent: N$6000. Per month (water incl.)

Prepaid electricity is installed. Deposit will be required.

Contact: 081 360 7641 25 Franke str Vineta: One bedroom flat with build in cupboards and en- suite bathroom.

Open plan kitchen fully fitted and living area.

Alarm system( GFS).

Single Garage with own yard & entrance.

PrePaid Electricity.

Rent N$3500.00 per month plus dep.

Contact Details. Cell: 0811225182 & 0811227878.

TE HUUR: 6 m container kantoor met air con+ toilet te huur: Kontak: 081 127 3841 FLAT TO RENT Walvis Bay Central Town: 1 Bedroom, open plan kitchen & bathroom.

N$3500.00, W/L Incl.

Deposit N$2000 payable in 4 months Immediately available.

Contact: 081 252 9876

Bachelors flat for rent in Vineta: B.I.C. garage, own entrance, alarm N$ 4000p/month (w&e included) Deposit(negotiable) & first premium payable on day of occupation.

Immediately Available Contact: 0811275882 McK Investment cc To Let Dolphin Beach 3 Bedroom house furnished, 2 bathrooms, 1 guest toilet, open plan kitchen, dinning and sitting room, indoor BBQ and single garage. Alarm System.

Pre-paid Electricity/ excl. water.

N$11 750.00 Kuisebmond Kabeljou 2 Bedroom house, 1 bathroom, kitchen, Alarm system, no garage.

Pre-paid/ incl. water N$3870.00 Available 1 April Tanya: 081 427 0332 Office: 064- 220405 MALAKIA PROPERTIES MAHETAGO (SWAKOPMUND) 3bedrooms,2bathrooms Lounge, Kitchen, Study Garage N$995 000.00 ARANDIS Good Investment: 2bedrooms,bathroom, open-plan kitchen Plus: 2flats with 2bedrooms,bathroom Open-plan kitchen each Generate monthly income N$ 7500.00 N$560 000.00 BUSINESS FOR SALE 8Units, 2Offices, Entertainment cafe Size 2472m2 N$2.675mil Malakia 081 297 7253 Email:

malakiaproperties@yahoo.com

ELEGANCIA INVESTMENTS CC House for sale: 3 bed, 2 bath, open plan kitchen / lounge and garage.

N$ 1 500 000.00 Exciting new development starting April 2015 in Narraville 2 bed, bathroom, kitchen/lounge and parking space.

Starting from N$ 540 000.00 Few left selling like hot cakes!!!

Book yours to avoid disappointments.

Contact: 081 866 9480

TO LET MEERSIG WALVIS BAY Very spacious 3 bedr house 2x on suite bath, guess bathroom, kitchen, sunroom, laundry, huge lounge with fire place, double remote garages, huge erf, alarm Pet friendly NS11550.00 FOR SALE WALVIS BAY CENTRAL GREAT INVESTMENT Main Dwelling - 3 Bedr, 2 full bathr, lounge, dining room, large entertainment area, study, office.

Garages with parking space for 6 cars.

Extra: 2 x Full 2 Bedr flats with own little court yards.

Plus 1 x Full 1 Bedr flat.

Price below bank valuation.

Can obtain Business rights.

Erven: 1250m² N$3 420 000.00 ERVEN - MEERSIG WALVIS BAY 1x Erven822m² N$815 000.00 1x Erven1100m² N$1 082 000.00 GREAT OPPERTUNATY FOR DEVELOPERS AS THESE ERVEN ARE NEXT TO EACH OTHER WALVISBAY CENTRAL 1x Erven- 740m²N$850 000.00 CONTACT: NADIA 0812745081

TO RENT: 2 Bedroom flat to rent Narraville. bic in bedrooms and kitchen. pre-paid electricity. No garage but parking space. built in stove.

N$3 5 00.00 p/m water incl.

Deposit N$ 1 000.00 available from 1st March 2015 Contact: 081 236 1468 TO RENT: 2x flats to rent in Kuisebmond, each consists of 1 bedroom, open plan lounge / kitchen and a bathroom.

N$ 2 600.00 p/m Plus deposit.

Contact: 081 249 1103 TO RENT: Available now!!

Furnished flat one bedroom, open plan.

W/E incl.

N$ 3 800.00 p/m Deposito required.

Hage Geingob N0: 9 Walvis Bay Contact: 081 726 9517 TO RENT: Bachelor flat in Namport, Oshivelo Drive, Kuisebmond N$ 2 000.00 p/m Contact: 081 736 0604

FOR SALE WALVIS BAY INDUSTRIAL Warehouse measuring 131m² under roof with kitchenette, toilet and office.

N$ 1 250 000.00 FAIRWAYS Tamar Village - 2 bedroom townhouse in security complex with bathr, open plan kitchen, lounge, garage.

N$ 885 000.00 CENTRAL The Docks - 3 bedr, 2 bathr, kitchen, lounge, dining room, entertainment area with indoor BBQ and Jacuzzi, 1 garage, court yard.

N$ 1 580 000.00 CC Reg! LAGOON AREA Amila Loft - 3 bedr. townhouse, 2 bathrooms, open plan kitchen and lounge with indoor BBQ, 2 garages.

N$ 1 400 000.00 We are urgently looking for properties to sell, please give us a call!

Call Cecilia 081 129 5407 Elmari 081 250 7176 Eugene 081 737 9708 Yolande 081 251 9377 Nataniel 081 670 1300 Lydia 081 241 8980 Office TEL: (064) 272 580 FAX: (064) 272 599

Coming Soon!!

New Seafront Development on way to Afrodite Beach!. · 205 Residential units, each selling from N$ 610 000-00.

Each with own plot & walking distance from the sea! · 4 General Residential plots, 1730m² - 2840m² from N$ 2 210 000-00 each ·4 Business Plots, 2192m² - 3829m² from N$ 3 195 000-00 each Don't delay book yours today!!

Claudia 0816051984 DAPHNE SWANEPOEL PROPERTIES SWAKOPMUND www.dsprop.com FARMS FOR SALE GOBABIS/OMAHEKE DISTRICT CATTLE AND GAME FARM (Waiver in place until 19th March) 5087Ha, 22 camps, 4 boreholes, 6 dams, GVA 1/13, 4 bedr house plus a flat, rainfall 450mm, Completely game fenced N$18,955,000 (Pty Reg) Please call: Daphne Swanepoel 0811299799 Brian Basson 0812228832 Dieter Muller 0813028813

SWAKOPMUND TAMARISKIA Sectional Title 2 bed, 1 bath, Open Plan Single Garage N$850 000.00 Vinothan Titus 0811289388 vinothan.remaxatlantic @iway.na Long Beach Praia Longa 2 Bed, 2 bath Open plan, single garage Top floor, with sea view!

N$950 000.00 Vinothan Titus 0811289388 vinothan.remaxatlantic @iway.na Swakopmund Ext 9 3 Bed, 3 ensuite Bath 2 guest toilets, Open plan Lounge, Kitchen, Scullery Double Garage, Entertainment Area N$2 000 000.00 Vinothan Titus 0811289388 Vinothan.remaxatlantic @iway.na PRIVATE SALE; Meersig - 3 bedroom house, 2 bathroom, lounge, kitchen, indoor bbq, double garage & 2 bedroom flat with indoor bbq N$ 1 880 000.00 Meersig - 3 bedroom house, 2 bathroom, lounge, open plan kitchen, indoor bbq, double garage & 3 bedroom flat with indoor bbq & double garage N$ 2 185 000.00 Meersig - Huge 1 bedroom flat, bathroom, kitchen, lounge, indoor bbq, single garage & 2 bedroom flat, kitchen, lounge, single garage N$ 1 405 000.00 Meersig - Huge 5 bedroom house, 4 bathroom, kitchen, lounge, tv room, scullery, 2 double garage, staff room with own shower/toiler, big garden area erf of 2058m² Endless potential N$ 3 650 000.00 Hermes - 3bedroom house, 2 bathroom kitchen, lounge indoor bbq, double garage N$ 1 200 000.00 Contact Rammie: 081 609 4211 NO AGENTS PLEASE!

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

Within walking distance from the lagoon!

N$ 645 000-00 each.

Saloom 0813821888 Walvis Bay Sole & Exclusive Mandate Spacious 160m² 3 bed, 1 ½ bath townhouses.

A rare find at N$ 895 000-00 each!

Saloom 0813821888

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PROPERTY TIMES TO LET: TAMARISKIA * One bedroom flat with automated garage, open plan kitchen with stove and oven in secure complex.

N$ 4200/per month.

CONTACT 0851249826 * Bachelor flat with automated garage , open plan kitchen with stove and oven in secure complex N$ 3500/month.

CONTACT 0851249826.

CFS PROPERTIES & INSURANCE SWAKOPMUND FOR SALE Oceanview Swakopmund 3 Bedrooms , 2 bathrooms.

Newly built, beautiful family home!!!

N$ 1 800 000.00 SHAMELLE 0814788499/064-412320

TO RENT: Flat to rent in Kabeljou area, Mola Mola Cresent Street ERF 3574/31 Big bedroom open plan kitchen and free garage all with G4S alarm.

W/E incl.

Available immediately.

Contact: 081 413 1320

Shamelle@cfsnamibia.com

DAPHNE SWANEPOEL PROPERTIES SWAKOPMUND www.dsprop.com URGENTLY LOOKING TO RENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

HOUSES AND APARTMENTS FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ANY AREA IN SWAKOPMUND PLEASE CALL: Cornay 0811280594 Anzelle 0811284990 Ilene - 0811270063 Please call: Daphne Swanepoel 0811299799 SELLING YOU HOME???

Get the price you want.

No negotiating with buyers. No agent commissions.

RENTING YOUR HOME???

Get the price you want.

No negotiating with tenants. No agent commissions.

Contact: 081 673 2664

Kuisebmund: House to Rent available from the 1st of March 2015 3 Bedroom, 1 garage, 2bath rooms, kitchen & lounge Contact: 0855 222 333

URGENTLY WANTED: From 1st April 2015 Town or Narraville 3 slaapkamer with garage.

N$ 6 000.00 - 6500.00 Contact: 081 407 5730 FLATS TO RENT A complex of flats in Narraville offers to let residential units comprising 2 Bedroom flats with open plan kitchen and dining room, complete with are shower and toilet.

For more information, please contact the property manager on: 081 387 7330 / 081 843 2686 / 081 146 2033

TO RENT Mahetago: Inside rooms, 1st room with built in cupboards and bathroom @ N$2500, 2nd room @N$2000 and 3rd room N$ 1200 -Tenants share bathroom. Kitchen for all tenants.

0853101660

TO RENT Near Woermann Brock Mondesa: A Luxury 3 Bedroom house to rent in a secure area. BIC. Water Incl, prepaid electricity.

N$6500.00 + full deposit.

Available from April Contact: 081 207 2093 TO RENT: The Boardwalk Waterfront - Walvis Bay Office/Shops space 43m² 1st floor Available from 2015/04/01.

N$ 4 000.00 p/m W/E excl.

Deposit payable.

Contact: 081 122 7882 TO RENT: Walvis Bay 2 Bedroom House Meersig, Double garage 2 Bathrooms, kitchen Lounge, 1 separate Toilet Indoor BBQ 1 outside BBQ Area Alarm system Available immediately, Water and electricity excluded, N$7500.00 monthly Deposit same as rent, Neg Please contact: 081 127 4549 / 081 673 1986

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A To Z CLEANING SERVICES FOR ALL YOUR CLEANING NEEDS. WE CLEAN: Lounge Suites/ Loose Chairs/ Matrasses Carpets / Loose Rugs Blinds Accessible Windows Descale / Steam Clean Bathrooms / Ablution Blocks Machine Scrub Tiles WE OFFER: Daily / Weekly / Monthly Cleaning Contracts For Offices / Shops / Factories / Body Corporates Etc. Once Off Cleaning For Houses / Flats & Buildings Before And After Occupation.

- Exterior Spray Cleaning - E x t e r i o r Wa l l s O f Buildings / Flats / Houses All Our Cleaning Procedures Are Done UNDER SUPERVISION

By Owner Or Supervisor.

CONTACT: COENIE BRAND 081 129 7988 JENNY BRAND 081 148 5036 OFFICE 205036 NO 3 LAGOON STREET FAX 220878 EMAIL FINANCE AZWVB@IWAY.NA EMAIL OPERATIONS AZC@IWAY.NA

NAMIBIA GARDEN SPECIALIST SERVICES: * Landscaping & plant doctor. * Original palm & tree trimming. * Planting grass & flowers. * Painting: houses, palm trees & thatch roofs. * Cutting big trees. * Training companies of original palm tree trimming, painting & cutting.

Contact: 081 274 8447

TRADITIONAL DOCTOR KALENGA: He can help you through: Pregnancy - Education Court Cases - Love Affairs - Marriage Problems - Bad Luck - Businesses - Protection at Home - Removal of Tokoloshi - Mens’ Power Sexuality - Exams Job Problems etc.

Walvis Bay & Swakopmund.

Cell:081 201 7887.

TO RENT: Fairways 1 bedroom flat with bathroom, kitchen / lounge.

W/E incl.

Alarm.

No garage.

N$ 4 500.00 p/m Immediately available.

Contact: 081 147 7626

Roof repairs & Home renovations By the Austrian Master builder, Plumbing and Electrical work, No job to small, modern Bathrooms, Swimming Pools, Electric perimeter security, Four layer painting work, with 8 year roof Repair and painting guarantees.

Samsung Air conditioning Installer.

Call Gunther anytime, 081 63 86 300

ADVERT FOR FLAT ERF 1030 Bachelor flat, with garage available in Tamariskia going for n$ 4500.00 water included. Deposit is negotiable. The flat contains; built in cupboards, built in stove and burglar doors. This flat is available 1st of March 2015.

Call 0812910689 for details.

DR JAMES AND DR LOVEMOREBANDA IS BACK AGAIN Here now in Walvis Bay with very powerful medicine for various problems and diseases.

Peaceful marriage protection of witchcraft from body and house.

Remove of tokoloshe, work, love, promotions at work, produce babies, nightmare problems, bring back lost lovers, unfinished jobs by other doctors.

Come and experience wonderful miracle happenings in your life.

Consultation fee is N$ 100.00 Contact: 081 740 0285 081 043 7612 Sundays by appointment THE HONEY POT SEWING CENTRE Tel: 202818 Walvis Bay. Expert service in general tailoring One day alterations, Duvet Covers, Curtains, Wedding Dresses and others.

Vaporizers (e-ciggies) for Namibia on facebook Website: www.namibiavapes.com The device that really help Smokers to quit or change the bad habit. You choose your flavor, your own vaporizer. Even the size or color or style. You choose how much nicotine in your e-liquid.

We stock a wide variety of vaporizers with chargers from N$ 250.00.

We have beautiful e-pipes in stock for N$ 1000.00 More than 80 flavors for N$ 40.00 on 10ml bottle.

30ml E-liquids fro N$ 110.00 Visit Largo Video for FREEDOM on your SMOKING habit.

We are open daily from 10:00 to 21:00 Tel: 205 525 081 407 5773 RUBBISH + REFUSE Removal of rubbish + refuse Sms Name + address to 081 335 6901 For quote TRADITIONAL DOCTOR: Dr. S Jeke (The Best).

Bad Luck - Luck Muti Love Problems - Marriage to keep your lover just for yourself - Work problems Promotions - To get tenders and to boost your business - People don’t want to pay you back Pregnancy Problems Protection of Farms, Houses, Cars and Animals - Sexual transmitted sickness - all sickness Asthma, BP - Remove tokoloshi from bodies, houses - Men’s power sexuality - Spiritual doctors in need of more spiritual powers, etc.

House Nr.(79) 3191D Fiskaal Street, Tutaleni Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay. Cell: 081 303 3149..

REMOVALS / TRANSPORTATION OF GOODS Groot trailer met versigtige drywer en werk span beskikbaar vir huis trekke, aflewerings en rommel verwydering.

Walvisbaai Swakopmund Hentiesbaai.

Vinnige en vriendelike diens.

Jacques Koch: 081 607 8320

TRADITIONAL DOCTOR: He helps with different types of problems such as court cases, love affairs, marriage problems, weak erection for men, vagina tightness, house problems.

All types of STDs but not with Aids. Headaches, pain, chest pain, changing of bad luck, spiritual, Job problems, business improvement, any type of good luck.

Never give up your lifeyour Doctor is there for you.

Call DOCTOR MOYO 081 339 5913 House Number 471 Mandume Yandemfayo Str Mondesa Swakopmund.

WANTED We buy Gold and Silver Jewelery, Gold and Silver Coins and Diamonds.

Feel free to contact me: Contact 081 344 3794 GESOEK: 2.6 Diesel engine parte vir Hyundai Bakkie H100 Krawk, balance shaft) Kontak Henk: 081 560 0292

VACANCIES Workshop welder Trailer manufacture with references Needed in Swakopmund, Call 081 5863260 We needed a Painters Please call or mail Cv to the following nr.

SWK Call:081-5863260 Walvis, call: 0817155136 handyman1@iway.na Office.handymansec@g mail.com TAXI DRIVER: Looking for a taxi driver Sms name + address to 081 335 6901 for interview

TRAILER FOOD TRAILER / CARAVAN FOR SALE: With Gas stove (cooking/frying), 3 Light bulbs, plug for freezer.

In very good condition.

N$35 000.00 In Swakopmund.

Contact: 081 127 3249 081 386 2618

CARS FOR SALE 2006 Model Mitsubishi Pajero Exceed. 7 Seater.

3.5 Litr. Petrol V6 18 000km. In very good condition.

N$130 000.00 Contact: 081 368 8259 FOR SALE: Opel Corsa Bakkie, very good condition Canopy, cd player New tyres, new battery, Inland vehicle, no rust!

Model: 2004 Price: N$55 000 Contact: 0812519444 FOR SALE: 2012 Volkswagen Polo 1.4 Comfortline 41 000 km Silver Service plan Contact: 081 248 4374 081 292 6030 FOR SALE: 2002 Volkswagen passat 1.8 T N$ 58 000.00 Contact: 081 124 3208

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE THIS ‘N THAT We buy and sell second hand & new furniture and household appliances We offer good money on quality Sam Nujoma Town Square La Paloma Building Walvis Bay Els 081 255 5809 Lawrence 081 324 1285 FOR SALE: Metal Band Saw DIY + 6 blades N$2500.00 Various workshop hand tools.

Contact: 085 580 0700

PROPERTIES MALAKIA PROPERTY TO LET HAGE HEIGHT Bachelor flat With parking area N$3800.00 W/L Incl Single person only MONDESA 1 Bedroom, bathroom Kitchen N$2900.00 W/L Inclusive.

JABULANI Bachelor flat N$3000.00 W/L Incl Single person OLWETWENI Inside room N$1500.00 W/L Incl 1 Bedroom with bathroom N$1900.00 W/Inclusive 1 bedroom with bathroom N$2300.00 W/Inclusive 1 Bedroom, bathroom, Kitchen N$3600.00 W/L Inclusive Malakia: 081 297 7253 Email:

malakiaproperties@yahoo.com

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PROJEK MAYLA Vervoerkoste van gratis klere van Kanada na ons is vir minder bevoorregtes.

Rissiesous beskikbaar: Verskillende groottes Verskillende pryse Skakel Hannah: 081 124 2151

We Turn Your Assets Into CASH! 064220387 0811475333

We Buy or Sell Furniture, Cars, anything of value

ROSSING MEMBERS RUL Surplus Pension Fund Thursday 5th March 2015 18h00 Herrman Gmeiner School

LESSONS/ COURSES NAHOTA COURSES: Waiters / Waitresses Cleaner / Housekeeper Barmen / Bar lady Each Reg N$ 1000 installment N$500 Receptionist Cook/Chef Each Reg N$ 2000 installment N$1000 Events Decor Reg N$ 1500 Installment N$1500 Computer Reg N$ 500 Installment N$500 Register anytime, No Qualification need Walvis Bay & Swakopmund Mr. Alex 081 462 8224 WANT TO LEARN CHESS???

Join any of our classes.

We also offer private coaching.

Chess still remains the principal form of mental recreation and best at mustering the forces of the mind.

Immanuel: 081 737 5529 Charles: 081 623 8160

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BAARD GROUP

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PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE ALSO OPEN BETWEEN 13:00 - 14:00

TREASURE CHEST SWAKOPMUND Next to Woermann Brock Hardware Tel: 064 405 602 Cell: 081 210 0800 WE BUY AND SELL Quality Furniture, Hardware, Tools, Beds and Matrasses, Appliances, Electrical goods, Camping equipment, Jewellery, etc.

Come negotiate a deal that suits our pocket!!!

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE: Yamaha electric organ N$ 1 500.00 Contact: 081 360 1442

SERVICES PRODEL CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATIONS:

For all your renovations and construction needs with personal attention.

Call for a free quote JOHANN STEYN 081 128 0848.

HAIR Accountants In Action · All accounting, bookkeeping and tax services · Property/body Corporate accounts and services · Accounting officer Call Roy: 081-201 7444 E-mail:

roy@accountantsinaction.co.za

BRAZILIAN KERATIN TREATMENT SUITABLE FOR ALL HAIR TYPES N$750 / Contact 081 383 8009

SITUATION WANTED JOB WANTED: Am in Walvis Bay, qualified painter looking for work in and around the house. Anyone who needs a painter in Walvis Bay, just contact me, or painting company.

Contact: 081 476 1564

EDU-CARE JJ`s Care Centre School for deaf & special needs children.

Also accommodate for normal kids & children with speech problems.

Limited space Walvis bay Kim 081 479 0725

JOB WANTED: I am a 38-year-old woman looking for domestic job in Walvis Bay. From Mondays to Fridays.

Can start immediately.

Contact: 081 724 4523 WERK GESOEK: Ek is opsoek na huiswerk, in Walvisbaai, Maandae Vrydae en Saterdae.

Kontak: 081 568 1222 081 612 7513

SITUATION WANTED LAURENCIA: Ek is ‘n 40-jarige-vrou opsoek na huiswerk vir Dinsdae en Vrydae. Rook of drink glad nie. Enige kantoor werk welkom.

Vorige verwysings, kan enige tyd begin.

Kontak: 081 415 3119

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

THOUGHTS FOR THE WEEK Tuesday - Isaiah 43:19 (NIV) See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the desert and streams in the wasteland.

Read Isaiah 43 Read Isaiah

WERK GESOEK: Opsoek na huiswerk in Walvisbaai. Maandae tot Vrydae.

Kontak: 081 730 7668

Wednesday - Deuteronomy 31:6 (NIV)

NATASHA: Ek is opsoek na skoonmaak werk of enige soort werk vir 5 dae. Kan enige tyd begin. In Swakopmund.

Kontak: 081 042 0067

Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the LORD your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you."Read Deuteronomy 31Read Deuteronomy

CHRISTINE: Ek is ‘n 26 jarige dame opsoek na enige werk in Swakopmund. Was, stryk, huis skoonmaak of kinders oppas.

Kontak: 081 244 0069 JOB WANTED: I am 25 years old and looking for domestic work, like cleaning, washing and ironing. In Swakopmund. From Mondays to Fridays, 08h00 - 17h00. I can start any time.

Contact: 081 034 5570 TINA: I am a distance student looking for domestic work with experience. Working days - Mondays to Saturdays.

Contact: 081 678 8181 In Swakopmund only.

JOB WANTED: A 38 year old lady is looking for domestic work. I have 5 years experience and I am trustworthy. For 3 days or a whole week. I can do washing, cleaning and ironing.

Contact: 081 294 4895 In Swakopmund.

EINA GEINGOS: I am a mother of 3 kids urgently looking for a job any kind of job am very hardworking. Please help me.

Contact: 081 733 8316 JOB WANTED: A 20-year-old lady is looking for domestic work, bar work, office cleaning, guesthouse, hotels, business yards cleaner.

Speaks English, Oshivambo en Rukavango.

No sms’s or miscalls.

Ready to start immediately.

Contact: 081 430 2962 JOB WANTED: I am a 23-year-old lady looking for work as a domestic worker. Have experience and would like to work three times a week or Mondays to Fridays.

Contact: 081 812 0556

Thursday Jeremiah 29:11 (NIV) For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.

Read Jeremiah 29 Read Jeremiah Friday - Isaiah 41:10 (NIV) So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.

PROPERTIES EDU-CARE IN COUNTRY ESTATES Walvis Bay - TO Let Central Spacious 2 bedroom flat, lounge, kitchen, bathroom, garage, pre paid elect N$ 4 235.00 p/m Central 2 bedroom flat, kitchen, lounge, bathroom, pre paid elect N$ 4 600.00 p/m Meersig 2 bedroom flat with garage, pre paid elect.

N$ 5 400.00 p/m no pets Central Newly build 3 bedroom unit, open plan kitchen, lounge, indoor braai, 2 bathrooms, garage N$ 6 500.00 p/m Central 3 bedroom duplex unit, open plan kitchen, lounge, guest toilet, full bathroom, garage, courtyard N$ 6696.00 p/m Laura: 081 127 7071 Glen: 081 124 9443

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S S De Duine Athletics

Sportman Rowan Engelbrecht & sportwoman Juanitha Kahuure at the opening of De Duine interhouse medal ceremony

Girls u/15 Shotput

Girls u/19 - track

u/15 Girls

Sportman 2014 Rowinn Engelbrecht & headgirl Dinah-Lee Theron presenting medals at the first ever medal presentation ceremony at the athletics

u/15 100m^& 200m athletes - Bradley (1st place), Ashton (2nd place) and Kensley Drotsky (3rd place)

Shamilla Awases u/19 winner - 100m, 200m, long jump & high jump events Snr Mr Groenewaldt & Ms Yolande Koning at the annual athletics Victrix Ludorum

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SA Rugbylegendes sorg vir 'n onvergeetlike naweek Die Swakopmund Rugbyklub se Suid-Afrikaanse Legendes-naweek het groot belangstelling gewek – sowat 200 pre-primêre en primêre spelers het aan die afrigtingskliniek deelgeneem, wat die kern van die naweek gevorm het. Percy Montgomery, Ian Macintosh, Peter Muller and Dale Sandston het deel uitgemaak van die rugby-feesnaweek.

Vir baie was die groot trekpleister, Percy Montgomery, wat 'n seun van die geweste is, en wat duidelik tuis was in die omgewing. Ander het Peter Muller uitgesonder as hulle held – maar die boodskap was duidelik: Rugby het Koning gekraai danksy die vier vriendelike legendes.

Montgomery het aan namib times gesê – die seuns was baie jonk, maar hy was seker dat hulle dit reggekry het om die spannetjie te begeester en hy hoop elkeen het iets gekry tydens die oefensessies, wat hy die res van sy rugbylewe met hom sal saamdra.

Die naweek het effens wankelrig begin toe 'n geleentheid vir bejaardes gekanselleer moes word weens, soos dit gestel is, 'n misverstand rondom die koste van toegang.. die bejaardes het toe heerlik saamgekuier by die dinee Vrydagaand, waar 'n veiling gehou is om geld vir die klub in te samel. Sowat N$40 000 is met die veiling gemaak.

Saterdag is die naweek afgesluit met 'n visvangsessie by Myl 8, waar Peter Muller hom ook hier skitterend van sy taak gekwyt het, en 'n paar yslike haaie uitgetrek het. Percy Montgomery het hom selwers ook in dié vang-afdeling laat geld.

Die voorsitter van die Rugbyklub, Winton van der Westhuizen, sê die naweek was só 'n sukses dat dit heel moontlik 'n jaarlikse instelling gaan raak. Howard Cleland, 'n professionele filmograaf, het die hele naweek op video verewig, en 'n volledige program sal later vanjaar op SuperSport gebeeldsend word.

Cleland het ook goedgunstiglik vir namib times van sy skitterende foto's gegee om met die rugbygeesdriftiges te deel, deur middel van die koerant en ons Facebook-blad.

Swakop Striders presteer goed by Coca Cola Privaatskole byeenkoms, Losper sorg vir groot verrassings

Lee-Anzo Losper is weer op goeie vorm en het skoonskip in die 0/19 afdeling gemaak! Losper het nie minder as 4 goue medaljes en 6 trofeëes Saterdag verower.

Swakop Striders atlete wat in verskeie skole in Walvisbaai sowel as Swakopmund is het die afgelope naweek in Windhoek deel geneem aan die Coca Cola Privaatskole byeenkoms.

Die Striders het oor die algemeen baie goed gevaar.

Atlete word in alle items goed ontwikkel. Die hoogspringers het goed domineer in die item met Jayden, Siranda, Hilke, Chrislene,

Armand, Martin, Minette, Jonathan wat almal goud verower het. Nog goeie prestasies is ook deur die ander hoogspringers bereik. Baie geluk Hennie Horn vir uitstekende afrigting.

By die verspring het Chrislene goud verower, ander atlete wat in hierdie afdeling goed presteer het en ook medaljes verower het is Raymondie, Hilke en Kauri.

Met ons ter perse gaan het ons ongelukkig nog nie al die name in die

afdeling nie.

Ulla Finkeldey, doen ook goeie werk vir Swakop sowel as Walvisbaai in verspring en dan ook in die baan items het sy verskeie goeie prestasies.

Op die baan was daar 'n groot oes. Lotte, Pablo, Mirca, Chrislene, Gildo, Armin, Jurenzo, Raymonde, Kian, Shermin, Raymond, Craig, Perpetua, Charnè, Kauri, Stefni, Gilad, Lezardo, Anè, Manghito & Lee-Anzo het almal baie goeie plekke en medaljes

verower. Perpetua het uitstekend in al 3 items gevaar en met 'n 3m elke keer haar teenstaanders geklop.

Lee-Anzo Losper het gewys dat hy weer op goeie vorm is nadat hy in 2014 met beserings gesukkel het.

Hy het Namibie 2013 verteenwoordig by die “World Youth Games” in Donetsk.

Lee-Anzo het die skare op hul voete gehad in die 100, 200, 400 en seuns 0/19 aflos.

Sy aflos span het 2 0/17 lede gehad, hul

was 3m agter by die laaste oorgee aan hom en hul het met 2m gewen!

Hy het in die 100 die rekord verbeter en daarmee verskeie prestasies behaal.

Lee-Anzo het die volgende titels Saterdag ingepalm, beste seun 0/19, beste baan item, beste atleet vir die dag, beste prestasie, Senior Victor Ludorm. Swakop Striders is baie trots op hom en die woorde “Lee-Anzo did it again”het Saterdag vir hom opgeklink.

Lee-Anzo Losper

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Coastal teams left in the dust for the Bidvest Cup! Leandrea Louw

Saturday soccer teams battled it out at the Kuisebmond Soccer Stadium in the Bidvest Cup Round of 16 matches.

Citizens defeated Swakopmund Football Club (SFC) with a score of 3-1, Young Chiefs defeated Touch & Go with a score of 2-1, Eleven Arrows deafeted Kangweru Black Tops 4-1 and Unam walked away victoriously against Blue Waters with a score of 1-0.

Lindon Aseb scored two goals in the 22nd and 88th minute respectively and Nicodemus Narib in the 54th minute for Citizens in the first match against SFC.

Hans Haubab scored for SFC in the 78th minute.

Citizen’s keeper Immanuel Immanuel earned the man of the match title and pocketed N$2 000. Salomon Omsteb opened the score on behalf of Touch & Go against Young Chiefs in the second match.

Defender, captain and eventual man of the match award winner Erastus Erkki equalised the score in the 17th minute. Jona Walaula scored the winner for Young Chiefs in the 55th

minute.

In the third game, Valentinus Ndjamba scored a goal in the 25th minute for Kangweru Black Tops Eleven Arrows against Eleven Arrows in the third match.

His long range effort earned him the man of the match award and N$2 000. Patrick Job equalized for Arrows in the 42nd minute and was again on target in the 73rd minute.

Mapenzi Muwanei added two more goals for Arrows in the 86th and

90th minute. Joseph ‘Adebayor’ Kuugon gelwa scored the winner for Unam against Blue Waters in the 20th minute and was named man of the match.

The teams who made it to the quarterfinals include African Stars, Black Africa, Orlando Pirates, Tigers, Elevens Arrows, Citizens, Unam and Young Chiefs.

Eleven Arrows is the only team from the Coast who made it to the quarterfinals.

The quarterfinals are set for the weekend of March 27-29.

The semi-final will take place on April 2426.

The final will be contested on May 30, 2015 at the Sam Nujoma Stadium.

Dannyboy victorious, Ndokosho dethroned Marshallino Beukes

Swakopmund boxer, Albinus “Dannyboy” Felisiano, managed to obtain yet another world title on Saturday at Outapi.

This talented, vibrant boxer from the coast was crowned as the new World Boxing Federation (WBF) Inter-Continental Lightweight champion, after his seventh round tech-

nical knock-out against Humbulani Nechamchezi of South Africa.

A confident Dannyboy told namib times sport, shortly before his departure to Outapi, that he was going to bring

the title back to Swakopmund.

The champ made this statement at a sponsorship handover by Mr João Coimbra of Dare Devil Adventures, one of the few coastal com-

panies, ploughing back into the community through sport development. This victory is once again testimony that coastal boxers are a force to be reckoned with and certainly put the Erongo Region and Namibia on the international map.

However, these boxers

are still struggling to get local support and assistance.

Big companies, as well as local and Regional authorities are yet to get on board.

At the same event another Swakopmund boxer, Gotlieb “The Bite” Ndokosho, unfortunately lost his

International Boxing Federation (IBF) International Featherweight title to Oscar Chauke from South Africa.

The South African was declared the winner after twelve rounds of action, through a unanimous decision by the Mr João Coimbra (left) judges (117-110, 119- with Dannyboy, before his departure to Outapi 108 and 116-111).

“Balero” wen interne pool toernooi Marshallino Beukes

Swakopmund Pool Klub het Saterdag hul amptelike bekendstelling by Thirtysomething Lounge in Tamariskia gehad en Jurgen “Balero” Sinden het die interne toernooi, wat gepaardgaande Swakopmund Pool Club met Cornelius van Wyk daarmee was, ingepalm.

(Sign World) heel regs Die dag was ‘n reuse sukses met talle spelers wat geregistreer het as lede en Sign World van Swakopmund het t-hemde, twee baniere en telborde aan die klub geskenk.

Mnr Cornelius Van Wyk van Sign World het genoem dat dit vir hulle ‘n eer is om met die nuutgestigde

Die span

potbal klub geassosieer te kan word, en dat dit deel van hul sosiale verantwoordelikheid is om terug te ploeg in die gemeenskap.

Hy het ander besighede aangemoedig om hul voorbeeld te volg en sport in Swakopmund te ondersteun.

Volgens Van Wyk is hierdie slegs die begin van groot dinge, aangesien Sign World onderneem om nog ‘n lang paadjie met die klub te stap.

Die toernooi is in goeie gees gespeel, met van die spelers wat nog nie honderd present met die nuwe reëls bekend is nie,

maar misverstande wat ontstaan het, is uitgeklaar.

“Balero” het in die wenners-afdeling teen oom Hottie Van Wyk te staan gekom en na drie wedstryde tussen die twee skerpskutters het die telling op 2-1 in eersgenoemde se guns gestaan.

In die verloorders-afdeling het Velencia “Kef” Van Wyk met veteraan, oom Marius, swaarde gekruis. “Kef” het na drie wedstryde as triomfeerder uit die stryd getree.

Hierdie toernooi was duidelike bewys dat die nuwe klub oor hope potensiaal en talent beskik en gevestigde spanne in hierdie sportkode sal defnitief nie “die katjie sonder handskoene kan aanpak nie.”