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Typhoid fever detected in Namibia Rudi Bowe
The Minister of Health and Social Services, Kalumbi Shangula, announced on Wednesday, 2 March, during a press conference in Windhoek three new cases of typhoid fever have been recorded in Namibia. Following the report of the first case in January, nine contacts, including three close contacts, were traced and tested for typhoid fever. Among the three close contacts, two tested positive. Cases of typhoid fever have been reported previously in Namibia, especially in Kavango East and Kavango West regions due to the use of river water, Shangula said. “Windhoek district, in Khomas, recorded only one case of typhoid fever in the past five years.” He said typhoid fever, a serious public health problem throughout the world, is transmitted through food and water contaminated by faeces and urine of an infected person. Polluted water is the most common source of transmission. Continues on page 2
Namibia's new era of SCAM ALERT hydrocarbon exploration Registration And Payments: and production Farm 37 The African Energy Chamber sat with Ian Cloke, COO Afentra to discuss the enormous potential of what could engineer Namibia's new era of hydrocarbon exploration and production for the country. As Namibia's second important discovery in recent weeks, Namibia's oil and gas industry is set to create an influx of new investment, and local content opportunities for the country. The African Energy Chamber (EnergyChamber.org) sat with Ian Cloke, COO Afentra to discuss the enormous potential of what could engineer Namibia's new era of hydrocarbon exploration and production for the country.
The Municipality of Walvis Bay has been made aware of individuals claiming to represent the Municipality, and who have conned some residents into registering their names and making cash payments to secure erven at Farm 37. The funds are supposedly to serve as down payments on unidentified erven. The Municipality is therefore issuing this warning to alert people to this scam. The public sale of erven is only done through the Municipality's approved channels of communication. Any other announcements reportedly on behalf of the Municipality should be treated with distrust. Residents are therefore advised not to be misled and refrain from making cash or any other forms of payments into any accounts without verifying the account details and providing correct reference numbers. Members of the public are called to report perpetrators to the nearest police immediately. How will Namibia's growing oil and gas sector transform the country's economy? Oil and gas development, depending on the scale, can lead to a transformation of a country's economy; delivering high skilled jobs, trickle down employment and other benefits particularly if there is the correct focus on local content and supply chain. Whilst at scale oil & gas can transform the national economy careful attention has to remain on enhancing existing Continues on page 2
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sectors to ensure continued diversity in the economy. Whilst the local use of gas for power can have a significant positive benefits and impact on the local economy, it is often more beneficial to export oil to maximise national revenue. Whilst in some specific cases local refining can be positive this should be based on a thorough holistic perspective of the economics. What will be the key to boosting oil output between now and 2025? The majority of 'greenfield' deep-water oil projects take around 6 to 8 years from discovery to first oil with many taking much longer. However, there are some projects which have been delivered in around 4 years and these should be the template if value is to be realised early. Africa has pioneered 'fast track' discoveries, the most significant being the Jubilee development in Ghana, where following the Mahogany-1 discovery in 2007 Tullow and its partners Kosmos and Anadarko delivered this significant deep-water development to first oil in in 3 ½ years. There are other examples of “early delivery” of first oil such as Ceiba development in Equatorial Guinea, the Kuito development in Angola and more recently the prolific Liza development in Guyana delivered by Exxonmobil 4 ½ years after discovery. The key to the delivery of the Jubilee development in such a compressed timeline was the alignment of the strategic objectives of all stakeholders, particularly Government and the main investors, both the oil companies and their financial providers. This led to an aligned and collaborative process for defining and approving the overall development plan. On the technical front there is a need to accept that the development will proceed in parallel with the appraisal of the discovery, this can be perceived to increase development risk but if managed appropriately within a collaborative partner group can assist in making the appraisal process more efficient and cost effective. In addition, that there needs to be recognition that standardisation rather than technical perfection can significantly enhance the long-term value outcome for all stakeholders. Onshore in Kavango basin, we all watch with interest whether the encouraging results of the first two wells which encountered shows translate into oil discoveries which can be commercially developed using Namibia's excellent road & rail infrastructure. The last two big onshore discoveries in Uganda and Kenya have taken many years for their developments to be sanctioned due to a combination of many factors. In the event of a commercial discovery in the Kavango basin there is much to learn from these two significant oil discoveries. To what extent will the development of Namibia's oil and gas projects attract a wider range of operators and diversify the African exploration landscape? Namibia already has the benefit of a large number of players in the offshore which remains under-explored. In the event that the Venus and Graaf discoveries are indeed commercial, and the Government demonstrates it is supportive of efficient delivery of first oil this is likely to significantly improve the attractiveness as an investment destination. The Kudu gas project could also be enabled by export of gas from any deep-water project to shore. Namibia has drawn a wealth of oil majors including Tullow, Total, GALP, Shell, ONGC and ExxonMobil. How will Namibia's competitive petroleum exploration scene help state-owned National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia (NAMCOR) take a stand in shaping the country's prospects? The development phase, post discovery, is very different to the early exploration phase. Namcor and the Namibian government have done an excellent job in attracting “exploration dollars” in a competitive global exploration
environment despite the historical lack of success. They need to reflect on the current environment for oil & gas investment and consider how they can also be supportive towards their investors through the development and production phase. If they can create strategic alignment with the companies developing the discoveries it likely that this will bring significant benefit and value to all stakeholders. What should be done from a regulatory point of view to develop an oil and gas Ian? Whilst Namibia has a strong regulatory environment for oil & gas exploration this will need to be adopted to ensure it is appropriate for the development and production phase. The implementation of this regulatory environment can and should take time to ensure it is both appropriate and has longevity. It is therefore important that Government regulators and the companies leading the development agree on an interim way forward to ensure no delay to first oil and the country reaping the economic benefits of both the development and production phases. This can be achieved, as was the case in Ghana, by the companies self-regulating through the application of appropriate standards applied in more mature regulatory environments of which there are many appropriate examples. This self-regulation not only applies to technical, environmental and safety aspects of the development but also areas such as local content and use of the local supply chain. If the companies proceed on this basis and the national regulators take a flexible and pragmatic approach, a world class regulatory environment can be developed in parallel with the initial oil and gas developments for the benefit of all stakeholders. Namibia is positioning itself as a leader in the emerging market for green hydrogen. What role do you feel hydrogen will play in Africa's energy transition? Green hydrogen is still a very immature technology and could be an important future contributor to the Namibian economy. However, there are other areas with the energy transition which are much more mature such as solar and wind which could have a significant and positive impact on the economy and importantly reduce energy poverty faster. This combination of wind, solar and hydrocarbons could create a diverse and reliable energy supply which could further underpin the diversification of the Namibian economy as well as making an immediate positive economic impact. This approach can be complimentary to “exploring “the potential of less mature opportunities such as green hydrogen. Distributed by APO Group on behalf of African Energy Chamber. SOURCE African Energy Chamber
Namibia exports 229 granite blocks to Italy The bulk carrier, Delta Pearl was loaded with 229 blocks of Namibian granite destined for Italy at the Port of Walvis Bay on Tuesday, 1 March 2022. Namibia's main export commodities include copper, cut diamonds, gemstones, granite, lead products, marble, uranium and zinc and manufactured products. The main export partners are South Africa, the United Kingdom and the United States of America.
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The public is urged to remain calm and comply with the control measures put in place to contain and prevent further spread of the infection, Shangula said. Typhoid fever is a potentially fatal bacterial infection that can lead to a high fever, diarrhoea and vomiting. Shangula said that the first case was detected and confirmed on 27 January in Windhoek's Goreangab area. The minister said “Following the report of the first case, nine contacts, including three close contacts were traced and tested for typhoid fever. Two of the three close contacts tested positive”. According to the minister “The detection of three cases does not mean there is an outbreak of typhoid fever in the country”. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), a disease outbreak is the occurrence of disease cases in excess of normal expectancy. So far, the reported cases do not meet the WHO definition to be classified as an outbreak. “Further investigations are ongoing. The three detected cases are in a stable condition and are undergoing medical treatment,” Shangula said. “Cases of typhoid fever have previously been reported in Namibia, especially in the Kavango East and Kavango West regions due to the use of river water. The Windhoek district in the Khomas region has only recorded one case of typhoid fever since 2017” the minister added. He said typhoid fever, is a serious public health problem throughout the world, and is transmitted through food and polluted water contaminated by faeces and urine of an infected person. While severe cases of typhoid fever may lead to serious complications or death, the fever can be treated with antibiotics. Shangula, warned that resistance to antimicrobials is widespread. The minister urged the public to maintain good hygiene and sanitation, which includes regular hand washing, ensuring the safety of drinking water, vigilance when preparing food, avoiding uncooked food and seeking medical health when displaying symptoms consistent with the fever. According to the minister hepatitis E outbreak in Namibia had ended. Hepatitis E virus was first detected in Namibia in December 2017, when the first cases were reported in Windhoek's informal settlements. The outbreak later spread to the rest of the country, with 8 090 cases reported by August 2021.
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Namibian Marshall Rangers establishes in Erongo Region Eileen van der Schyff
Namibian Marshall Rangers (NMR), Namibia's fastest and most dedicated Emergency Ambulance Services Unit, is back at the coast to compliment the current private emergency services, and not compete with the industry, by serving the people of the Erongo region alongside the existing services, in their next phase of their ultimate country-wide operational aim. NMR officially registered their services as part of their Road Safety Initiative in Erongo for a second time during December of 2020. The organisation, with their licensed ambulances, introduced themselves to all the coastal municipalities and started with operations from their Swakopmund base-station, registered with the town's municipality. Founder of the organisation, Sean Naude, told the Namib Times in an interview earlier this week, “Namibian Marshall Rangers is an organisation with prompt response to emergency health issues anywhere in Namibia.” Naude said despite conflict with local ambulance services, and untruths spoken about the legitimacy of NMR, the organisation has persevered, and is officially registered and operational at the coast, helping the state and the municipality. “We take on a stand-by position with the firefighters, with an ambulance on-site, should there be any injuries or burns. We have an existing good relationship with the firedepartment of the City of Windhoek as a support team in this regard. Our intention is to do the same at the coast. Our services also include rescues, dune rescues, sea rescues, lifeguarding, animal rescues and serving the community. We hope the people of Erongo will accept our services, accept the Namibian Marshall Rangers as part and parcel of the Erongo Region's emergency rescue services, and that we will build good relations and will have many years of saving lives and taking care of people's needs.” In December of 2019, NMR originally registered their Emergency Services Unit in the Erongo region, where they started assisting with accidents and dune rescue calls as part of their Road Safety Initiative. After the festive season, NMR returned to Windhoek for the preparation of establishing their emergency services in the Erongo region, and their move to Swakopmund. However, due to the unit's unfortunate accidents and mechanical problems with their ambulances, and the Covid19 pandemic, the organisation took a financial dip, and was forced to put their plans on a temporary halt.
Photo: Sheriff Sean with Marshalls and Medical Crew
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Court Walvis Bay Court Report Jimmy Links (34), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 4 April 2022. The accused remains custody. Jimmy Links (34), appeared on a charge of escaping. The matter was postponed to 4 April 2022. The accused remains custody. Jimmy Links (34), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 4 April 2022. The accused remains custody. Vaino Namwaapo (50), appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm and trespassing. The accused was found not guilty and acquitted. Maria Ipumbu (41), appeared on a charge of failing to care for a child. The matter was postponed to 8 February 2022. The accused is on warning. Vilho Mutuleni (25), appeared on charges of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor and reckless or negligent driving. The matter was postponed to 22 February 2022. The accused is on warning. Erikson Shipiki (26), appeared on charges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft and robbery. The matter was postponed to 28 March 2022. The accused remains in custody. Emilio Gariseb (20), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 19 April 2022. The accused remains in custody. Joseph Tjiharuka (37), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 28 April 2022. The accused is on bail. Wandjiva Nghilifivali Onesmus (30), appeared on a charge of theft by false pretenses. The matter was postponed to 9 February 2022. The accused remains in custody. Johannes Kolongongo (32), appeared on charges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft and theft of a motor vehicle. The matter was postponed to 16 March 2022. The accused remains in custody. Julia Haindongo (36), appeared on a charge of displaying a license number not applicable to the vehicle. The accused was found guilty and sentenced to 60 days imprisonment or a N$1 000 fine. Alfried Joseph (34), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The accused was found guilty and sentenced to 12 months imprisonment or a N$8 000 fine. Johannes Mwaala (36), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The accused was found guilty and sentenced to 12 months imprisonment or a N$8 000 fine. Henock Heita (46), appeared on a charge of assault by threat. The matter was postponed to 16 March 2022. The accused remains in custody. Johannes Beukes (50), appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The matter was postponed to 21 February 2022. The accused is on bail. Maria Ipumbu (41), appeared on a charge of failure to care for a child. The matter was postponed to 27 April 2022. The accused is on warning. Fillemon Haifo (54), was absent at his hearing on charges of assault and assault by threat. The accused is on large. Asser Simeon (31), appeared on charges of refusal to provide breath specimen and reckless or negligent driving. The matter was postponed to 10 February 2022. The accused is on bail. Monique Prins (36), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The accused is found guilty and sentenced to 12 months imprisonment or a N$8 000 fine. Mariana Hamupembe (24), appeared on a charge of assault. The matter was postponed to 15 March 2022. The accused is on bail. Daniel Sakaria (32), appeared on a charge of theft. The accused was found guilty and sentenced to 6
months imprisonment or 150 hours of community service. Neema Helmut (39), appeared on charges of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level and failed to display license disc issued in respect of motor vehicle. The matter was postponed to 1 March 2022. The accused remains in custody. Jeremy Nambahu (24) and Saddam Uwaseb (20), appeared on charges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 23 May 2022. The accused remain in custody. Friday Dero (39), appeared on charges of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor, refusal to give breath/blood specimen and contravening the curfew regulations. The matter was postponed to 14 February 2022. The accused is on bail. Simon Shingenge (29), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 10 February 2022. The accused is on bail. Sackeus Hanghome (47), appeared on charges of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor and refusal to provide a breath specimen. The matter was postponed to 1 March 2022. The accused is on bail. Richard Amunyela (38), appeared on a charge of use of a vehicle without the owners' consent. The case against the accused was withdrawn. Alpha Hoebeb (21), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 10 May 2022. The accused remains in custody. Andre George (33), appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 23 March 2022. The accused remains in custody. Ruben Kayebeca (42), was absent at his hearing on a charge of overloading/exceeding maximum permissible vehicle mass load/gross vehicle mass load. The accused is at large. Bradley Awiseb (25), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 24 March 2022. The accused is on bail. Wandjiiva Nghilifivali Onesmus (30), appeared on a charge of theft by false pretenses. The matter was postponed to 23 May 2022. The accused remains in custody. Gilroy Mbutle (28), appeared on charges of attempted rape, assault and theft. The matter was postponed to 9 March 2022. The accused is in custody. Charles Montgomery (31), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 24 March 2022. The accused remains in custody. Gottlieb Awiseb (30), appeared on a charge of possession of suspected stolen property. The matter was postponed to 29 March 2022. The accused is on bail. Ndeukondjela Ukongo (26), appeared on a charge of culpable homicide. The matter was postponed to 15 February 2022. The accused is on bail. Vilho Johannes (21) and Theophelus David (26), appeared on charges of failure to confine at place of residence after curfew hours. The matter was postponed to 17 March 2022. The accused is on bail. Laina Erastus (24), Mulauli Dewel Siluka (33) and Muchila Muchila (32), appeared on charges of failure to confine at place of residence after curfew hours. The matter was postponed to 28 March 2022. The accused is on bail. Friday Dero (39), appeared on charges of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor, refusal to give breath/blood specimen and contravening the curfew regulations. The accused was found not guilty and acquitted. Gerson Matheus (38), was absent at his hearing on charges of assault and crimen injuria. The accused is at large. Monray Alcock (31), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 7 April 2022. The accused is on bail. Reja Tjivali (31), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 16 May 2022. The accused is on bail.
A 65-year-old Tutaleni resident sustained serious injuries when a vehicle fell on top of him while working on the underside of the vehicle on Saturday, 26 February 2022, it is alleged that the car jack malfunctioned. The man was rescued and taken to Walvis Bay State Hospital.
A vehicle caught on camera overtaking on the gravel left side of the B2 Highway between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay on Tuesday this week.
Crime report - Tutaleni and Mondesa Ewald Haukombe (33) committed suicide by hanging at his home in Tutaleni on Friday, 25 February. Haukombe was found by his girlfriend No suicide note was found. Meanwhle, in yet another Tutaleni incident on the same day, a case of attempted murder is under investigation, following a brutal assault of a 22-year-old with a beer bottle. According to reports, the victim and a friend had a difference of opinion which resulting in the friend hitting the victim in the face with a beer bottle causing sever lacerations. The victim was taken to Walvis Bay State Hospital for medical treatment and is in a serious but stable condition. The suspect, a 29-year-old male was arrested. In news from Swakopmund's Mondesa, also on Saturday, a 28year-old man was stabbed to death during an argument over stolen money. The deceased approached the suspect and his friend while they were walking with empty crates on their way to buy beer. According to police reports, the deceased took cash to the amount of N$600 from the suspect's friend. The suspect allegedly intervened, and the deceased took out a knife and tried to stab the suspect's friend. The suspect then took the knife from the deceased and stabbed him in the abdomen. The victim was transported to the Swakopmund State Hospital by Emed Rescue Paramedics in a critical condition, and passed away later that evening. The stolen money was not recovered, and the suspect was arrested.
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What is given, gets given back DBN Executive for Marketing and Corporate Communication, Jerome Mutumba, rower can satisfy the ce are allocated from a extended loan repayterms of the loan. common national re- ment periods to retalks about the mutual responsibilities of lending and borrowing In the wake of emerging calls for write-offs of loan repayments for small and medium enterprises issued with the purpose of enhancing Namibia's development, economic activity a n d p r o s p e r i t y,
DBN Executive for Marketing and Corporate Communication Jerome Mutumba, has amplified important aspects of mutual responsibility for len-ding and borrowing, which must be factored into the concept of deve-
lopment finance. Mutumba explains that there is a distinction between finance for development and commercial finance. Finance for development will be allocated with the goal of supporting and enhancing economic activity, while commercial finance in the main will have the goal of achieving returns for the lender, without the natural preoccupation to impact development. Both, however, will have the prerequisite of returns on capital, in order to sustain their operations. In the event of loans which are not repaid, both development and commercial finance will fail. In making the choice between sources of commercial or deveDBN Executive for Marketing and Corporate lopment finance, the Communication, Jerome Mutumba, borrower will envi-
sage the same outcome, regardless of the source of finance: a viable enterprise that will be a source of financial growth and income. The choice of lender, on the other hand, may influence the terms of the loan in favour of the borrower. A development finance institution (DFI) may, for instance, accept a greater degree of risk, offer capacity development services to borrowers and offer flexibility on repayment. In order to qualify for a DFI loan, the borrower has to recognise the goals of development finance, and ensure that she or he can fulfil those requirements. The first cut decision of development finan-ce will be a clear indication that the bor-
If not, the borrower will not be able to satisfy the DFI's development goals, such as employment, development of capital, economic activity and other factors. As a lender, the DFI will have the additional consideration of its own sustainability. It has the moral, patriotic and economic obligation to preserve its own capital, as well as collect interest, which will be used to sustain and grow its operational capacity, by providing more loans to a greater number of borrowers. What is given, gets given back, Mutumba emphasizes. In case of DBN, the Bank endeavours to recover all public money that it lends out. Mutumba also points out that as the benefits of development finan-
source, with the broader goals of development impact that extends beyond the owner and the DFI. Both the lender and the borrower must hold themselves responsible. However, Mutumba says when enterprises do experience difficulty, this is rapidly identified by the Bank, at which stage the Bank will approach the borrower to examine the source of the business challenge and try to rectify the situation, rather than immediately call up the debt and recover it through a legal process. He illustrates the point using the Covid19 measures implemented by the Bank. Once the impact of Covid-19 became clear the Bank rapidly implemented repayment holidays and
duce the monthly debt burden on SMEs as well as tourism and hospitality borrowers. It subsequently launched Covid-19 Business Recovery Loans. Mutumba concludes by saying that when the Bank has in a few instances experienced difficulty with loans, it is often as a result of a number of factors, but mainly attributable to a lack of administrative skills and capacity from the side of the entrepreneurs. The Bank, he says, has taken steps to rectify this with the implementation of a Mentoring and Coaching Unit which provides capacity building in the form of mentorship and coaching, through a network of experts in various fields on business management.
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Syncrolift - Namport's vessel repair facility at the Port of Walvis Bay At the Port of Walvis Bay, Namport offers a thriving ship repair facility to the shipping industry. A wide range of ships, including many vessels employed in the offshore sector along the west coast of Africa, can save valuable steaming time using the Port of Walvis Bay for dry-docking. Many vessels have found shelter at the Syncrolift for their repairs. The Syncrolift offers: A lifting capacity of up to 2,000 tonnes displacement. A beam of 14m in width. An overall length of 80m. The Syncrolift has five (5) bays of which two (2) are 47m, one (1) is 104m and the rest 108m long. The facility has four (4) floating repair jetties of 105m each. Repair bays occupancy increased by 12% and repair jetties occupancy increased by about 29% from April 2021 to January 2022, compared to the same period last year.
334m Long CMA CGM Almaviva departs Eileen van der Schyff from Port of Walvis Bay The container vessel, CMA CGM Almaviva, a 334m long ship docked along the container terminal at the Port of Walvis Bay recently before her departure to the Republic of the Congo. Her previous port of call was Cape Town, South Africa. Marine Traffic Terrestrial Automatic Identification System reports she is at the moment docked at Pointe Noire, Republic of the Congo, and her next destination is LUANDA, AO. The CMA CGM ALMAVIVA (IMO: 9450648) is a Container Ship that was built 12 years ago, and is sailing under the flag of France. It's carrying capacity is 8500 TEU and her current draught is reported to be 10.8 meters. Her length overall (LOA) is 334 meters and her width is 42.8 meters.
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NOTICE TO SUPPLIERS REQUEST FOR SUBMISSION OF COMPANY PRORILES FOR THE PROVISION OF GOODS, WORKS, CONSULTANCY SERVICES AND NON- CONSULTANCY SERVICES TO THE NAMIBIAN MARITIME AND FISHERIES INSTITUTE MAIN OFFICE AND LUDERITZ SATELLITE CAMPUS PURPOSE: This notice serves to obtain company profile from suppliers interested in conducting business with The Namibian Maritime and Fisheries Institute in the form of goods, services and works for the duration of 2022/2023 to 2024/2025 financial years. Companies are requested to submit all the relevant documents and clearly indicate the type of goods, works and services that are registered for and in correspondence with what is listed in their Founding Statement/Company Registration Documents. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS The Namibian Maritime and Fisheries Institute (NAMFI) hereby invites eligible, qualified and registered Namibian companies to submit their proposals for the bid listed below: 1. Architecture Services Drawing of Plan for Luderitz Satellite Campus Centre 2. The Provision of Website Designing and Developing Services 3. The Provision of Human Resources Consultancy Services Bids documents will be free and available on our website www.namfi.net as from the 28th of February 2022. For Enquiries Contact: Tel: +264 64 270912 Email Address: procurement@namfi.net
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10 NAMIB TIMES MINISTRY OF TRADE & INDUSTRY ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A COMMITTEE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998 (Regulations 14,26 & 33) Notice is given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the regional
4 MARCH 2022 Liquor Licensing Committee, Region Erongo. 1.Name and postal address of applicant: Immaculant Trading CC P.O. Box 629 Henties Bay. 2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Immaculant Bottle Store. 3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: Erf No. 1922, Nicky
Iyambo street, Henties Bay. 4. Nature and details of application: Application for Liquor Licence. 5. Clerk of the court with whom the application will be lodged: Clerk of the Magistrate's Court, district Swakopmund. 6. Date on which the application will be lodged: 8 March 2022. 7. Date of meeting of committee at which
application will be heard: 11 May 2022. Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 of the Act in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Secretary of the Committee to reach the Secretary not less than 21 days before the date of the meeting of the Committee at which the application will be heard.
MINISTRY OF TRADE & INDUSTRY ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A COMMITTEE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998 (Regulations 14,26 & 33) Notice is given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the regional Liquor Licensing Committee, Region Erongo. 1.Name and postal address of applicant: Norry
Trading CC, P O Box 3050, Walvis Bay. 2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Kaps Lounge. 3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: Erf 5287, Mbabane Street, Kuisebmond. 4. Nature and details of application: Special Liquor Licence. 5. Clerk of the court with whom the application will be lodged: Clerk of the Magistrate's Court, district Walvis Bay.
6. Date on which the application will be lodged: 29 January 2022. 7. Date of meeting of committee at which application will be heard: 9 March 2022. Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 of the Act in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Secretary of the Committee to reach the Secretary not less than 21 days before the date of the meeting of the Committee at which the application will be heard.
NOTICE CONSENT HEIGHT 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 use, erection of buildings and use of land, details of which are obtainable from the General Manager: Engineering Services. The owner of Erf 308, Baobab Street, Mile 4, Swakopmund, intends to apply to the Municipality of Swakopmund for Special consent for building height relaxation from 8m to 10m. Any person having any objection against such application should lodge such objection/s in writing and within 14 days of the last publication to the Swakopmund Municipality and the applicant, during normal business hours. Any person having any objections to the proposed activities may lodge such objections duly motivated in writing, with the Chief Executive Officer before or on 18 March 2022. CONTACT PERSONS: Contact person: Mr. J. Heita (Manager: Town Planning) Tel: +264 (64) 4104403 / 081 150 0269 Email: jheita@swkmun.com.na
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VACANCY On behalf of our client, an equal opportunity employer and operator in the Fishing industry (Walvis Bay), we are looking for qualified, dynamic candidates to apply for the following position: Fleet Technical Supervisor PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITY OF THE POSITION IS TO: Plan and execute annual preventative maintenance on all vessels and monthly ongoing maintenance. The incumbent will be responsible for fixing all related technical, mechanical, electrical, refrigeration, electronic, IT systems, gas, welding and other technical areas on the vessels in conjunction with management and Engineering Service Providers and consultants on board the vessels as well as the land-based teams. KEY JOB OUTPUTS • Attending to daily operations of maintenance and repair. • Supervision of specialist contractors. • Planning of Dry-Dock repairs, inspections, surveys (Safety, Class Society Survey) onboard vessels • Engagement with the DMA, NRSA and Safety Surveyors to ensure smooth and successful implementation of Marine Safety Equipment directive and policies. • Health and Safety compliance, People management • Maintaining and Monitoring data management system to organize fleets as per various schedules and requests MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS • A Diploma in Mechanical Engineering with relevant experience in a similar position • Class 5 with 5-6 years of relevant sea-going work experience as Chief Engineer/Marine Engineer • Namibian Citizen SKILLS & ATTRIBUTES REQUIRED • Professional interpersonal and written communication skills • Technical ability to manage vessel operation • Experience management in the Fishing Industry would be a considerable advantage • Leadership and Supervisory skills • In-depth knowledge of Maritime and other laws around • Risk Management and Technical knowledge Closing date: March 09, 2022 All suitably qualified Namibian citizens are encouraged to apply. Should you meet the requirements, kindly forward all documents in 1 batch in pdf version to: recruitment@totusconsult.com NB: Only short-listed candidates will be contacted
VACANCY Field Service Technician - S3 Sandvik Mining and Rock Technology is a global leader in the supply of equipment, tools, services, support and technical solutions for the mining and construction industry. We offer a diverse range of opportunities through our businesses and cross-border networks, enabling you to explore your potential and thrive. The Role: Get customer satisfaction by installing, repairing, inspecting, and commissioning service, considering economical and other aspects. Problem solving by using of approaches, tools, techniques for recognizing, operational or process problems; ability to apply this knowledge appropriately in different kinds of situations. Knowledge of the tasks, tools and procedures associated with providing technical support to the sales team and prospective customers. Main responsibilities: · Install, repair, inspect and commission products and equipment of different kind at customer site or own premises. · Report and document results after above actions. · Responsible for plan, conduct and maintain tools and equipment for service work. · Support the customer's product/equipment/processes by suggesting possible improvements. · Provide technical support to the sales team. · Provide problem solving to customer. · Ability to produce positive results in sales-client interventions. · Guide colleagues in service methods and tools. · Share own knowledge to enable colleagues to expand their knowledge. Your Profile: · Grade 12 (Matric) or equivalent qualification · Trade Certificate of Competence, if possible, Diesel Mechanic, Auto Electrical, Millwright, Electrical · Minimum 2 years' experience working as Field Service Technician with proven competence as Earth moving Equipment · Basic Computer literacy · Own set of tools · English proficiency · Code 08 license · Full physical & medical certificate to work in mining environment Experience in: Fault finding / electrohydraulic / auto electrical / hydraulic How to apply Please apply by email with all relevant documents, indicating the title of the position as the subject to wendy.gontes@sandvik.com Applications close: 11 March 2022 at 17:00 If you have any further queries, please contact Human Resources on 064 41817 We offer you an interesting role in an international business environment as well as opportunities for your professional development. At Sandvik, we believe that diversity of experience, perspective and background will lead to a better environment for our employees, our business and, thereby, our customers.
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Company in Walvis Bay. We invite suitable candidates to apply for the following position:
1 X MARINE FITTER Requirements: * Namibian Citizen * Ability to communicate effectively on all staff levels to the job. * Must show productivity, planning and cooperation. * Ability to work under pressure and independent. * Code 08 drivers license * Must be prepared to work overtime. * At least 8 years experience Applicants may send their applications to: Hydroweld Walvis Bay Email: hydroweld@afol.com.na
NOTICE OF THE CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Self Catering Accommodation Unit ON ERF NO: P2, Farm 42 TOWNSHIP/ AREA: Langstrand STREET NAME & NO: Lalandi Unit 9. In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that we, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to establish on the site a/an: Self Catering Unit. Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 105, Civic Centre. Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the applicant, in writing, not later than 25 March 2022. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Willie & Belinda Bruwer, P O Box 80314, Olympia, 10021 drbelindabruwer@gmail.com
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MALAWIAN TRADITIONAL DOCTOR GOGO DIMBA The name that carries weight. Is in Walvis Bay with over 40 years experience. And is specialising in various problems and diseases such as! Bringing back lost lovers in 4 days, binding your lover to be yours only and to stop him/her from cheating. To get a man or a woman of your choice Removal of Badluck Cleaning out your complicated and challenging court cases Jobs and promotion pregnancy problems Winning tenders and contracts Rejuvinate mens power during sex and to boost weak erections Penis enlargement – revenge Recovering your stolen property. To stop woman from prolonging menstruation and many more complicated problems and other diseases. experience wonderful miracles happening in your life, you will never regret. Come and visit a doctor with a difference for appointment call 081 327 4510
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 ten-ders 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 to-koloshi from bodies, houses - Men’s power sexuality - Spiritual doctors in need of more spiritual powers, etc. House Nr.(79) 3191D. Johanna Benson Street Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay. Cell: 081 303 3149
Traditional Doctor Moyo Tired of running up and down, going everywhere but not achieving your real goals, here is your doctor to prove everything for you. He helps with different types of problems such as court cases, love affairs, marriage problems, weak erections which is unable to satisfy your woman, vagina tightness for man to feel always attracted to you house problems, all types of transmitted sickness, high blood pressure, asthma, headaches, chest pains, chasing of bad luck spirits, job problems, stop lover from cheating you [man or woman] Business improvements, all types of good luck. pregnancy problems, have protected life, never give up your life, your doctor is here to cleanse and lift you up. Come at 471 Mandume Ya Ndemufayo Street Mondesa Swakopmund or call Doctor Moyo 081 339 5913 DR KAMUZU Traditional doctor newly arrived. Pay after success. Lost lovers, marriages, diseases, man power. Finance, unfinished jobs. Protection now in Walvis Bay and in Swakopmund on request. 081 777 4547
Malawian Traditional DSuch as bringing back lost lovers in 5 days. To bind your lover and stop him/her with cheating on you. To get a woman or man of your choice. Removal of bad luck, to win any complicated court cases 100% protection of bodies and houses from witchraft. Winning contracts and tenders, rejuvenate men during sex and boosting weak erections. Penis enlargement, headaches, backache, pain, recovering stolen goods, stopping or prolonging menstruation. And many more complicated problems and diseases. You will not regret for more information octor Oupa Savala. The old man is in Walvis Bay with over 30 years experience and specializes in various problems or diseases call 081 844 3255 DR BABA KAREEM Lucky means being in the right place at the right time, Think about how much you lost to many Doctors without success. Here is a powerful Doctor who is after your fast relies not cash. LOVE ISSUES: *I challenge to bring back your back lost lover and make him/her apologise and be under your feet forever. *Get a lover of your choice or without proposing (using upile oil) *pregnancy problems *Manhood enlargement in all sizes and stronger in bed *Clear your debts/Loans quickly *Fix financial problems, get money in your bank account using chida, * Win tenders win lotto and gambling and contracts *promotion at work *I am good in making a woman to be excellent in bed, to be sweeter for good, I am looking for those people that other doctors failed to assist, finish unfinished job and many more. Mail Order Available Call Now Baba
TRADITIONAL DOCTOR KALENGA: He can help you through: Pregnancy - Education Court Cases - Love Af-fairs - Marriage Pro-blems - Bad Luck - Bus-inesses Protection at Home Removal of Toko-loshi Mens’ Power - Sexuality Exams Job Problems etc. Walvis Bay & Swakopmund. Cell: 081 201 7887 DR CHIEF MANGOCHI Witchdoctor Practising as Dr Mangochi African Traditional Healing methods. He is the strongest & expert powerful Dr My muthi is the answer 100% guaranteed Stop your lover from cheating. Bring back lost lover in 2 days. Open your good luck. Make mens penis private part big and strong. Control early ejaculation. Make more round during sex. Promotion at work. Pregnancy in one day. Win all court cases, small or big. Help student to pass exams. Win gambling & lotto. Solve any financial problems etc. Come to me you don't regret 081 724 9817 100% Dr KOI KOI and Professor GONONDO Wipe your tears and stop suffering. I am old enough, I don't have time to play with people who have serious problems, I work with experience, I don't rush for peoples money without helping them first. Don't lose hope because another Dr failed you. Come to me!!! The only Miracle water from the Volcanoes Are you stressing of money * Love/relationship * Lost & building properties * Job searching * Court cases * Pregnancy * Bad luck /remove evil spirits / get rid of enemies * Unhappy marriage * Mens penis enlargement * Spirit powers for pastors/ Sangomas/ political/ leader * Finish unfinished job with 69 years of experienced Zamba & Jososeph Only man you can trust for quick and effective results. 100 % guaranteed. Call Dr Koi Koi and Prof. Gonondo: 081 732 6899
MAMA SINDI A well known South African female doctor Sangoma from Kwazulu natal (Durban) is here to heal, treat and solve your problems. Lost lovers will be back to you, women problems, work, lucky charms, protection and many more. Located Lagoon, Walvis Bay Mama Sindi 081 327 4512 DR ABU YAKEN DR LOVE Dealing with only love problems. Expert in lost lovers. Marriage problems Call love line 081 862 1832 NYASA HERBALS AFRICAN CLINIC Dr Banda 081 740 7321 Specialist in various forms of African Traditional healing, spells, spiritual healing solutions to assist you with any challenges you might be facing. reconciliation with lost love (lover). Attract the right man or woman for love & marriage. Strong lucky charms for work & promotion. Get the job of your choice & qualification (you will be the favorite candidate amongst all short listed. Win tenders, get loans approved, start your own business & attract customers/clients. Healing chronic diseases such as epilepsy, asthma, high blood pressure, sugar diabetes and more. Using purely organic herbs. Indegenous Southern African mixtures & ancient healing methodologies, will also assist you with lifestyle habits changes to deal with addiction & weight loss Guguda - men enlargement in 3 sizes, medium, large & extra large, with proven results & testimonies Prayers, healing, Finance, pregnancies & more. Visit him in town, next to Choppies Supermarket. Call, text, whatsapp 081 740 7321
Lost Dog LOST DOG REWARD OFFERED FOR SAFE RETURN
Lost Female Dog Kleine was last seen near Vierkantklip fishing spot south of Swakopmund on Saturday 12 February 2022
Contact Swakopmund SPCA Tel 064-40 44 19 or the owner direct on 081 687 2511 or 081 765 8305
PROPERTIES TO RENT
Flat to rent – Spring Court, Central Walvis Bay Option 1: ·2 Bedrooms with BIC ·1 Bathroom ·1 Open plan lounge/kitchen area ·Small balcony ·W & E excluded N$ 4500 p/m Option 2: ·2 Bedrooms with BIC ·1 Bathroom ·1 Open plan lounge/kitchen area with BIC & BIS ·Single garage ·Small balcony ·W & E excluded N$ 5500 p/m For more information or viewing, please Call Yolanda 081 158 3463 FFC Reg No: R2021/5234 TO RENT: Centre of Swakopmund Modern upmarket fully furnished/applianced 2 bedroom flat for long term rent. Large open plan kitchen, dining-room, lounge combo. Includes fireplace and underfloor heating. 1 full bathroom + guest toilet. North/west facing Veranda with braai Long garage with electric gate. Building looked after by Haus Lüderitz body corporate- included in rent 10 000/month negotiable 081-124 0375 nick@nicksracing.com
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CARS Harrys Garage Swakopmund Cars for Sale Contact Harry 0811291385 Lizan 081230481 1. Colt Bakkie White Colour Year Model 2000 Petrol 2x4 N$ 45 000.00 2. Toyota Surf Grey Colour Year Model 2010 Petrol 4x4 N$ 50 000.00 3. Toyota Bakkie White Clour Extended Loading Box Petrol 2x4 N$ 55 000.00 4. John Deere Tractor Running Condition N$ 45 000.00 Contact Harry 0811291385 Lizan 081230481
PROPERTIES FOR SALE FOR SALE: Sectional title -Walvis Bay Kuisebmond 3 bedroom 2 bathroom Open plan kitchen Garage N$630 000 NEG. 0815544888 or 0812957837
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE EQUIPMENT FOR SALE Generator 7.5 KW Honda GX 390 turner + morris N$ 13 000.00 Septic pump 80mm buggs and stratten WP 365 Petrol N$ 9 000.00 Poker honda and vibrator N$ 4 500.00 Concrete mixer N$ 7 000.00 8 Steelbokkies N$ 1 000.00 each Scaffolding (30) N$ 920 each Plubing rodding rod two sets N$ 2 500.00 Two Makita grinders N$ 1800 - N$ 2400.00 Rotary + Makita and cotters N$ 2 800.00 Plainer makita N$ 2 800 Sander Makita N$ 1400 Three drilling mc N$ 4500 6 Jerry cans N$ 150 each 6 ladders aluminium N$ 5 000.00 9kg gasbottle, blowtorch full N$ 2 800. Toolstore 3.6 x 5 meter N$ 8000. 4 x 4 equipment (baloon bag, pump and towropex) Spanset and shackerls + spotlight N$ 4 500. Contact: 081 445 7452
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE SERVICES: Easter Promotion Specials run from 1 March - 30 May 2022. Erongo Region , all radiotors, intercoolers, oilcoolers. Small cars - N$ 300.00 Trucks, Forklifs N$ 750.00 Heavy machinery N$ 1500.00 Clean and Repair only. Contact no : 0812755713. FOR SALE: Suzuki er TA02W101207 engine nr G16B619983 Suzuki 1980 Grand vitara, for sale 1 engine 1600 Looking for front diff urgently wanted. Beetle or beach buggy as is Not roadworthy. Contact: 081 247 2077 FOR SALE: 600 x 400 mm fibre cement roof tiles QTY 2,800 Make me an offer. Lincoln plasma cutter Pro-25 550 mm bench metal lathe Contact: 081 122 4360
VACANCIES
VACANCY An equal opportunity employer requires the services of a
SALES / MARKETING PERSON We are urgently seeking to employ a competent person with knowledge of Sales and Marketing to fill the above position as soon as possible Requirements· · Computer Literate · Able to work flexible hours · Must have Sales and Marketing Experience · Must have own transport Namibian citizens can forward CV's to Email : employmentcreations@ gmail.com CLOSING DATE : Friday, 11 March 2022 VACANCY: Security guard position available. Must have experience and contactable references. Must be able to work nights sift. Please forward CV to manager@mile4swkp. com . Closing date 18 Feb 2022.
JOBS WANTED I am a 43 year old looking for domestic work for 3 or 2 days per week in Swakopmund, ironing and cleaning and washing. I have 10 years experience and ready to start as soon as possible. 081 303 1809 I am a 27 year old lady looking for a job in a hotel, cleaning house, cashiering and office administration. I have a certificate for office Admin, only in Swakopmund. 081 598 1650
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JOBS WANTED JOB WANTED: I am a 30 years old lady looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay. I can work Monday to Sunday and ready to start anytime. Contact no : 0814981065. JOB WANTED: I am a honest and hardworking 25 years old lady looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay. Contact no : 0812361178. JOB WANTED: I am a 35 years old woman looking for domestic work. Daycare work or cleaning guesthouses. I can work the whole week and have 10 years experience. Contact no : 0814101966. JOB WANTED: I am looking for domestic work full time. I can do washing and office cleaning and very hardworking. Contact no : 0815650466. JOB WANTED: I am a 31 year old from Swakopmund, looking for domestic work at Nonidas, Kramersdorf or Long Beach, I am a very hardworking lady with 3 years experience. Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Contact: 081 610 9081 JOB WANTED: I am a 27 years old woman looking for domestic work and very hardworking. I am also looking for babysitting and am willing to sleep in. I start anytime. Contact no : 0813709640. WERK GESOEK: Ek is 47 jaar old dame wat huiswerk soek vir Maandag , Dinsdag , Woensdag, Donerdag. Kan was, stryk en skoonmaak. Hardwerkend en betroubaar. Kontak no : 0812849940. WERK GESOEK: Ek is n 33 jarige jong dame opsoek na huiswek vir 2 dae , Dinsdag en Donderdag in Walvisbaai . Dorp area, Meersig, Lagoon en Narraville.: 0813015425. WERK GESOEK : Ek is n 48 jarige dame opsoek na huiswerk vir heel week. Dorp area, Meersig, Lagoon en Narraville. Kontak no : 0818336864. I am a 37 year old lady looking for domestic work, cleaning, washing and ironing or guesthouse work in Swakopmund, Nonidas, Kramersdorf or Long Beach. I have 7 years experience and can start as soon as possible. I urgently am in need of work. Contact: 081 264 9803 / 081 610 9081 I am looking for domestic work or babysitting work in Swakopmund, I have experience and ready to start as soon as possible. Contact: 081 882 9308 / 081 380 3605 Ek is opsoek na huiswerk, skoonmaak werk of stryk werk in Swakopmund. Ek kan ook Saterdae werk, ek kan dadelik begin. Kontak: 081 558 3772
JOB WANTED: I am a 25 year old gay guy and I’m in Swakopmund looking for domestic work, babysitting, cleaning or waitress work in Swakopmund, Long Beach and Nonidas. I have sober habits, I am hardworking, honest and a trustworthy person. I don’t have children so sleep in work is also welcome. Lodges or nearby farms are also welcome, I am ready to relocate too. Contact: 081 372 3910 JOB WANTED: I am Magdalena and I am looking for domestic, babysitting, chef, bakery or cleaning work in Swakopmund, Long Beach or Nonidas. I am a godfearing woman, I don not smoke or drink, I am hardworking, honest and trustworthy. I am available to start anytime, nearby lodges and farms are also welcome. Contact: 081 291 2508 JOB WANTED: I am a 25 year old lady looking for a job at a Day Care Centre, domestic work, mini market or restaurant or any job available in Swakopmund I have grade 10. I am ready to start. Contact: 081 565 3118
NAMIBIA DRYDOCK & SHIP REPAIR (PTY) LTD (NAMDOCK)
REQUESTS FOR EXPRESSION OF (EOI) INVITED FOR: Namibia Drydock and Ship Repair (Pty) Ltd cordially invites registered companies in submitting an expression of interest to render the following services to NAMDOCK. 1)
Occupational Hygiene Survey (Ref Number: RFP 2022_004) Closing date 14th March 2022 @12:00
2)
Company Corporate Governance Training (Ref Number RFP 2022_005) Closing date 16th March 2022 @12:00
3)
Waste Management service in terms of rendering skips, disposal of general waste like Garbage and handling/ separating of valuable waste including recyclable waste (Ref Number RFP 2022_006) Closing date 18th March 2022 @12:00
4)
Tank Cleaning including Hydrocarbon and hazardous waste disposal (Ref Number RFT 2022_006): EOI 2022_007) Closing date 22nd March 2022 @12:00
5)
Supply of Diesel including Bunkering supply (Ref Number: RFT 2022_008) Closing date 22nd March 2022 @12:00 All interested companies require to consult NAMDOCK social media platforms Linkedin and Facebook for more detail & alternatively contact NAMDOCK procurement @ +264 64 218 6049 or proctmdock.comeam@na
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First Annual PSG Ride The Ridges MTB Event Set For 25-27 March With just approximately a month left before 152 riders will embark on the first ever PSG Ride the Ridges, co-sponsored by Capricorn Group, excitement is growing for this epic mountain bike adventure on the beautiful scenic ridges surrounding Windhoek. The vision of PSG and Capricorn Group is to offer a world-class stage race, offering a unique experience for riders around the capital city. The 3-day journey will comprise of 3 stages, starting and ending at Heja Lodge, with the first Stage called “Chase the Sun”. Riders will depart at around 15:00, on Friday 25 March, where they will be enjoying breathtaking scenery from some of the highest mountains surrounding Windhoek. On Saturday, 26 March, riders will be enjoying the second stage of the PSG Ride the Ridges which will be taking them on virgin jeep track that has never been ridden before, and over more ridges that is spread out over 3 privately owned farms. The last stage will commence on Sunday where riders will be taking a shorter route through the scenic Las Vega Namibia camp. There will be water points on all 3 stages and a Rider Village that will bring out the deeper essence of the PSG Ride the Ridges with some great surprises waiting for the riders. The water points will be stocked with everything riders might need as well as entertainment. The Rider Village will host a Gin bar, Craft beer, good food amongst many other eloquent stalls for riders and their family, friends as well as the general public to enjoy. PSG Ride the Ridges is going to be unlike anything riders have ever ridden in Namibia. Ridge Riders walk away from this unforgettable experience richer and hungry to find out when the next PSG Ride the Ridges will be hosted. “Capricorn Group is proud of its partnership with PSG in hosting this very unique 3-day stage race. Our vision is to grow the PSG Ride-the-Ridges event in 2023, offering even more riders this opportunity to have access to and explore the beautiful scenery around the ridges of Windhoek”, said Marlize Horn, Group Executive: Brand & Corporate Affairs at Capricorn Group. For more information, visit @ridetheridges on Facebook or www.cycletec.com.na. Regular updates and information will be shared on these platforms.
Coastal 40 Over's Semi's and Finals The 1st Division Coastal 40 Over's Semi Finals will be played tomorrow 5 March at 09:30 in Walvis Bay and Swakopmund. Blue Water CC 1 vs Sparta 2 will lock horn at Walvis Bay Oval and in Swakopmund at
the Pro-Ed oval it will be PEOBCC 1 vs Blue Waters 2. The final will be played on Sunday 6 March at 09:30 between the winners of the semi final. The venue allocation for the final will be announced after the semi finals.
POSITIONS – WALVIS BAY A private company operating in the fishing industry is looking to fill the following positions:
SENIOR ACCOUNTANT Please visit the following link for more details: https://www.venmar.com.na
Closing date: 10/03/2022
NOTICES & VACANCIES NOTICE CONSENT USES, ERECTION OF BUILDING AND USE OF LAND IN TERMS OF SWAKOPMUND 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 and Planning Services. Borderline Engineering Services herewith intends to apply to the Municipality of Swakopmund for special consent to operate a public garage on the premises of erf 4876, (Patrick Lungadha Street) Swakopmund Ext 10. Any person having any objections against such application should lodge such objection/s in writing and within 14 days of the last publication to the Swakopmund Municipality and the applicant, during normal business hours. Closing date for objections or comments is 25 March 2022. Contact person: Mr. D Brand, cell: 081 882 3417 Email: deonbrand19.db@gmail.com or
Some photos taken from the 3 Stages of the Ride the Ridges
Mr. J. Heita (Manager: Town Planning) Tel: +264 (64) 4104403
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WBGC hosts annual fund raiser Walvis Bay Golf Club hosted their annual Golf fund raiser last Saturday 26 February. K e v i n We n t z e l , Douw van Wyk and Pieter Burger were on top of the scoreboard with 85 points with Jason Barnard, Duane Saunders and Bennie Lombard were second on 84 points with A Bonifatius, N Shikulo and S Bonifatius third on 82 points. Andre Burger, Kevin de Reuck and Piet van Niekerk were next in line on the prizes on 81 points. There were three other teams who won prizes, being Nardo Sardinha, John Sardina and Koot Potgieter 80 points and winning the count out, Wouter van Wijk, Kurt Brits and Deville Dreyer 80 points and Anton van Rensburg, Hannes Crafford and David Peake on 78 points.
The final prize, went to Jens Paschke, Altus van der Westhuizen and Attie van der Westhuizen, no points mentioned. For most of those who did not win a prize there were packets of hake fillets, so most of the players left with something, alas not all though. The closest to the pins went to Duane Saunders, A Bonifatius and Kevin Wentzel. On the photo are the winners Piet Burger and Kevin Wentzel with Shane Westerdale Club Captain. A few prizes were donated back and were then actioned and then re-donated and back to the club. The same went for the putter. Thanks to those members for these gestures. Many thanks to all our sponsors on the day
and to all 20 teams that entered. All members are reminded to please support our sponsors, without which we can host this type of events or Saturday competitions. Also, thanks to the greens staff and bar ladies for their efforts. Our juniors travelled to Tsumeb over the weekend and on the other photo are the magnificent seven, all with their certificates and looking real smart in their golf shirts, with coach Poena Johnson. Well done to the juniors and thanks to Grant Mather and Poena Johnson for their ongoing support of the juniors. At the time of reporting the results were not available but watch this space. On 5 and 6 March is the Central Open in Windhoek at the Windhoek
Golf Club and at the Walvis Bay Greens will be the ANNA'S INN Day which will be an old format not played since 2020. It is an individual better ball between the two nines. Meaning you take the best score between holes 1 and hole 10, and between hole 2 and hole 11 and so on. On Sunday 6 March is the monthly Sages at 08:00 for 08:30. The next fundraiser on the calendar is the LIONS CLUB Day and night golf on 1 April. The Golf calendar at WBGC from March to May are as follows: 5 March Anna's inn 6 March Local Sages 12 March Multisave
Medal/Wip 19 March Club competition 21 March Independence Day 26 March Carlos Pairs 27 holes 1 April Lions fund raiser 2 April Club competition 3 April Local Sages 9 April Multisave Medal/Wip 15 April Easter 16 April Easter 22 April WBPHS fund raiser 23 April Club competition 30 April Club competition 2 May Workers Day 4 May Cassinga Day 7 May Boere vs Souties 08 May Local Sages
NRU appoints local sports administrator as CEO
The newly appointed CEO of the NRU John Heynes
The Namibian Rugby Union (NRU) announced on Wednesday the appointment of John Heynes as its new Chief Executive Office (CEO). Heynes an experienced sports administrator from Walvis Bay has been Cricket Namibia's operations manager until his appointment by the NRU. He takes over the position as CEO from Theo Grunewald, whose interim contract expired at the end of last year. He will take office on 14 March. Heynes appointment follows an extensive process of interviews and submissions in consultation with World Rugby. The position has previously been advertised in print and social media.
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D E L EL
Come and join us Saturday, 05 March 2022 Gates open at 08:00
C N A C
Racing starts at 12:00. Entry: N$ 50/pp. Hosted by Walvis Bay Motor Club