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Nambahu condemns baby dumping

Walvis Bay State Hospital stays in hot water Madelaine Laubscher

After the Walvis Bay State Hospital has already been in hot water for allegedly delivering poor service to patients, another incident occurred recently and almost cost a local resident his life, after a motorcycle accident.

According to the complainPage 3 ant’s family (who carried the man into the hospital) they were very disappointed with the poor service they received.

“My uncle fell with a motorcycle and had to be rushed to the State hospital, because he does not have a medical aid. We noticed it was very serious, as blood Bladsy 4 was coming out of his ears and nose and he was nearDerek Klazen's ly unconscious. There was nobody at the entrance replacement to refer us to the casualty inaugurated section. We walked past the entrance and saw there were nurses at the casualty unit. There were six people in the queue, but they were not emergency patients.

One of the nurses simply told us that my uncle must sit down and wait for a docPage 5 tor to arrive, although they see that he needed Franco returns could immediate emergency asfrom Italy sistance.

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They did not even attempt to have a look at him. I thus decided to take him to a private hospital. There were no ambulances available. A taxi driver then offered to take us to a private hospital,” a family member said.

The newspaper contacted the Ministry of Health and Social Services who commented “the patient must lay a formal complaint with the Regional Health Director of the Erongo Region for this case to be investigated.”

According to the said patient, he was in the private hospital for three days, which leaves him with a bill mounting up to N$25 000.

“I was not fully conscious at the time I was taken to hospital. All I remember is that the doctor at the private hospital told me I am lucky to be alive. My skull broke

X-rays indicating the injuries to the patient's scull

in two places, I have bleeding on the brain and my nose is broken. He wanted to admit me to the State hospital after I was fully conscious, due to my finances being exhausted. However I told him

I would rather go recover at home than set my foot at the State hospital again.

I am very angry because the nurses at the State hospital treat patients as though they are doing them a favour,”

Continues on page 2

Local business owner dies in head-on collision Four seriously injured

Haaie slyp tande vir Walvisbaai

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Daniel Ndume (50), a well-known businessman in Henties Bay, died after two motor vehicles were involved in a head-on collision on the road between Henties Bay and Uis at around 11:00 or 11:30, Tuesday morning.

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The accident between a beige Toyota Hilux bakkie and a silver Double Cab bakkie occurred about 25 km from Uis. According to Nampol’s Deputy Commissioner Ottilie Kashuupulwa the beige Toyota Hilux bakkie, which was travelling from Henties Bay in the direction of Uis, was approaching a blind crest,

while driving on the wrong side of the road.

“The Silver Double Cab with a South African registration number was approaching from Uis and noticed the Hilux, subsequently trying to avoid a collision, by veering into the other lane.

However, at the same time the vehicle that was coming from Henties Bay Continues on page 2

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Elektrisiteits-verhoging volgende week aangekondig Liesl Losper SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958

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Erongo Red het vandeesweek te kenne Leandrea Louw gegee dat hulle volgende week die ampte- At an ordinary Council Meeting held on Tuesday at the Council Chambers of Walvis Bay, like elektrisiteits-verhoging vir die Eron- the following Management Committee recommendations were approved: go streek gaan aankondig.

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he complained. According to him he is planning to lay a formal complaint with the Ombudsman of Namibia in order for the matter to be Marketing/Sales investigated.

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Walvisbaai en Swakopmund gaan volgende week weet hoe hulle geaffekteer gaan word, tydens gemeenskapsvergaderings wat Erongo RED in die twee dorpe gaan hou.

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Walvis Bay Council Meeting Approvals

a formal complaint, we will immediately start an investigation as without a formal complaint from the involved patient, these will only remain allegations and it needs to be investigated.”

The newspaper did contact the State hospital to hear their side of the story, but by the time of going to print no response was received.

Local business owner dies in head-on collision Continued from page 1 also tried to go back in its lane and the two vehicles ended up colliding,” Kashuupulwa said.

Mr Daniel Ndume (50) is reported to have died on the spot, while his passenger Mr Daniel Katondoka (24) sustained serious injuries.

Kashuupulwa added that the driver of the Double Cab, Fransuo Kleopas

(40), as well as the two men that were in the car with him, Conradie Gert (38) and Oliver George (27) also sustained serious injuries.

“All the survivors of the accident were transported to the Uis Clinic and then later transferred to the Omaruru State hospital for further medical treatment.

Meersig Business Erven: It has been recommend by the Management Committee that Council grant approval for the Meersig Business Erven, to create a large-scale business/ shopping centre, street closure of part of Mandume Ndemufayo Circle, rezoning of closed of street to local business, rezoning of 873 and 876 Meersig from Municipal to local Businesses and consolidation: closed Street and Erven 87 and 876 Meersig.

This item was already served to Council during the month of September 2014 where it was withdrawn to enable a site inspection. The site inspection was held during the month of March 2015.

To achieve this it is necessary to close a portion of Mandume Ndemufayo Circle and to rezone the closed road from Street to Local Business and to rezone Council owned erven 873 and 876 Meersig from Municipal to Local Business.

Thereafter all portions or erven will be consolidated into one consolidated erf for development as a single comprehensive development site.

Local Tender Board: Appointment of member for the remainder of the 2013 – 2016 term of office.

Marshallino Beukes

Die polisie in Swakopmund ondersoek ‘n saak van brandstigting, nadat ‘n onbekende manspersoon die plakkershut van ‘n Swakopmund Office gesin van vyf in die dorp se DRC woonbuurt afgebrand het.

Volgens me Charlotte Garises (42) het die verdagte verlede SaterAdvertising dag probeer om die woshene@namibtimes.net ning van sy meisie af te brand, maar haar seun Marketing/Sales (14) het die petalje aanMikkie Kriel skou en aan die man Cell +264 81 286 9519 marketing.namibtimes@iway.na gesê dat hy gaan "klik" op hom. mikkie@namibtimes.net Die verdagte het blykBrenda Miles baar hierna die seun Cell +264 81 128 3280 beveel om niks van die brenda@namibtimes.net voorval te noem nie, anders gaan hy hul woning Journalists afbrand.

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Funds 2014/2015 Budget: Department of Water, Waste and Environmental Management: Despite pervious adjustments and transfers, a further shortfall is obvious in major repairs – defective lines and miscellaneous extensions.

This can be ascribed to more complicated than anticipated repairs at the recent line and manhole collapses in Nangolo Mbumba Street and Pelican Street, Narraville.

In Pelican Street, a new line had to be laid over a distance of 40m while in Nangolo Mbumba, a second manhole failure occurred soon after repairing the first one. It has been recommended that approval be granted for the transfer of the budgeted 2014/2015 capital funds in the amount of N$350 000 from new rising main KS to Central to major repairs – defective lines) and the amount of N$80 000 from new rising main KS to Central to miscellaneous extensions.

Application to purchase semi-serviced Erven 1257 to 1273, Meersig: Tino Investment CC: Tino Investments in their application indicated that they require serviced erven 1257 to 1279, Meersig for residential development which is the partially serviced Meersig Golf

Course.

It was recommend that this application not be considered favourably as Council has already provided the erven with services.

Application to purchase public open space Erf 1465 Kuisebmond: Pepena Investments CC wants to acquire the Public Open Space in Kuisebmond for purposes of an envisaged development.

However the Town Planning section has no objection towards this, and will address the housing shortage in Walvis Bay. It has been recommended that the applicant be encouraged to identify erven/ land other than Public Open Spaces for this envisaged project.

Application to acquire land adjacent to landfill site for purposes of a Waste Tyre Facility: Green Energy Global CC, A Namibian Company in Joint Venture with Enviro Tyre Recycling of South Africa: It is recommend that the approval be granted for the lease of an un-serviced / un-surveyed piece of land situated adjacent to the landfill area to Enviro Tyre Namibia for purposes of a waste tyre recycling facility.

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This is to appoint a member of the community as member of the Local Tender Bard for the remainder if the 2013- 2016 term of office due to the appointment of Mr John Uushona as member of the local authority council.

Council on 1 October 2013 approved the appointed of non-municipal community members and alternate members for the Tender Board for the 3 year period ending 30 September 2016. The members are Mr J Uushona, Ms E Wanamene, Mr P Fisher and Ms D Kolbe. Mr Uushona was now nominated to fill the vacancy left by Councillor Derek Klazen on the Municipal Council and as such would no longer be eligible to serve as community member on the Tender Board.

It is to be noted that Mr J Uushona's services as member of the Local Tender Board shall cease on the date of his swearing-in as a member of the Local Authority Council. Mr Johannes Shimbilinga will serve as non-municipal member of the Local Tender Board for the period ending 30 September 2016 in place and stead of Mr J Uushona, which appointment will be effective on the same day as his inauguration.

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blykbaar teruggekeer en ten aanskoue van twee seuns, brandstof en vuurhoutjies gebruik om die woning van Garises aan die brand te steek.

Op daardie stadium was niemand tuis nie, noem sy. Hul huisie het tot as verbrand en sy noem dat hulle al hul aardse besittings in die brand verloor het, en net die klere aan hul lywe oor het.

Sy was ook verplig om haar 14-jarige seun van die skoolbanke te haal, aangesien al sy boeke

en skooluniforms ook in die slag gebly het. ‘n Moedelose en desperate Garises het die kantoor van namib times in Swakopmund besoek en haar leed met ons gedeel, aangesien sy nie geweet het waarheen om haar te wend vir hulp nie.

Sy doen 'n beroep dat Barmhartige Samaritane sal intree en haar en haar gesin bystaan in hul tyd van nood.

Die verdagte verkeer nog op vrye voet.

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Walvis Bay mayor condemns baby dumping At the ordinary Council Meeting held on Tuesday evening, the Mayor of Walvis Bay, Ms Uillika Nambahu (pictured), expressed her concern and disgust regarding baby dumping in Walvis Bay and Swakopmund.

“I have on several occasions called on

all those who require assistance during

pregnancy to seek urgent professional help in an effort to save the lives of innocent children on one hand, while on the other hand save themselves from experiencing life-long traumas associated with having taken an innocent life,” Nambahu said.

She further noted that it is not a secret that teenage and unplanned pregnancies pose various challenges to both the expectant mother, the unborn child and the entire family, and also the society as a whole. The mayor spoke her mind and noted that there exists no acceptable

reason why a woman should conceal having given birth or resorting to illegal acts of abortion. “Speaking of which, I have noticed, also with great concern and disgust, the occurrence if illegal abortions taking place within our city involving the abuse of several pharmaceutical products which should not be made available for such purposes. In many instances, these pharmaceutical products are sold without shame as they are passed between seller and buyer in broad-daylight and without

condemnation by those who present during these transactions,” Mayor Nambahu continued.

“Abortions and all other associated immoral acts remain illegal in Namibia and I want to take this opportunity to warn those persons making themselves guilty of these and other criminal acts to desist from it immediately, or face risk of losing their liberties through imprisonment. At this juncture, I am not only concerned with those women who use these pro-ducts to terminate pregnancies, but I am

also condemning whoever is assisting them in supplying or accessing these and similar products. In light of the above I would like to place a call to our law enforcement agents including the Namibian Police to implement effective and efficient operational strategies so that those who are making themselves guilty of this practice are brought to book without delay,” was the mayor's strong message. She also repeated her message to all those who live in informal shelters across Walvis Bay to

Namibia Football Association (NFA) President Frans Mbidi said the resignation of International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA) president Sepp Blatter will be a setback for African football.

Blatter, who has been at despite him not being Football (CAF); Asian the helm of the world implicated in the current Football Confederation football governing body scandal that is making (AFC); Union of European since June 1998, announ- headlines. “You know, if Football Associations ced his resignation just you look at America and (UEFA); Confederation of three days after winning a certain parts of Europe, North, Central America fifth term as FIFA presi- they have all the needed and Caribbean Association dent on Saturday. A infrastructure and do not Football (CONCACAF); special election will now really care about small Oceania Football Confedebe held between Decem- nations like us in Africa and ration (OFC); and South ber 2015 and March 2016 Asia, or other smaller American Football Confeto appoint his successor. confederations. “When the deration (CONMEBOL).

Speaking to Nampa on elective congress comes, Mbidi added that CAF, Tuesday, Mbidi said we will do our level best to CONCACAF, AFC and African football associa- vote for someone who has CONMEBOL will make tions and their partners our interests at heart,” said sure they select a candidate should select a candidate Mbidi. He was confident who has the same dream as 'who has football at heart', that the right candidate Blatter. “Blatter was for while also willing to help would be selected and all developing football in develop football across developing nations will be confederations that are not the continent. “Blatter's looked after just like Swiss- developed on par with the resignation was forced by born Blatter did. FIFA is rest of the developed world the Americans and some dived into six confe- and it will be a setback if European people who derations, which are the someone who does not have their own agendas, Confederation of African share the same philosophy

as Blatter takes over,” he stated. NFA SecretaryGeneral, Barry Rukoro shared the same view, saying he respects Blatter for what he did for football, and he is confident that the right candidate will be selected to serve football when people meet for the special election. Seven FIFA executive officials were arrested on 27 May 2015 by the United States of America's Federal Bureau of Investigation

Leandrea Louw remain on high alert when using heating and other appliances during the winter season as it is during this time that the incidents of shackfires tend to be on the increase as temperatures drop considerably. “While it is not our intention as leaders that our people remain housed in these informal structures, our hope and resolve is dedicated towards finding a lasting solution to shack-dwelling through the provision of decent, but affordable housing in the near future,” she concluded.

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Blatter resignation is a blow to African football: Mbidi

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Mr Sepp Blatter with namib times' Directors, Dean Kock and Desmond Frankfort at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil (FBI) on suspicion that they committed wire fraud, racketeering and money laundering. (Nampa) Meanwhile, it is reported

that Mr Sepp Blatter is also being investigated by the FBI. Closer to home, the South African officials have angrily denied allegations

by US investigators that they paid $10 million (8.9 million euros) in bribes in 2008 to ensure the hosting of the 2010 World Cup.

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Case against Deputy Commissioner’s menace withdrawn Mavourlene Gaes

Nestor Katangolo (38) appeared in the Walvis Bay Magistrate’s court on Tuesday, following an assault by threat charge against him. The accused threatened to kill Nampol’s Deputy Commissioner (Erongo) Ottilie Kashuupulwa during April this year.

Magistrate Vicky Nicolaidis was presiding and the case against him was

withdrawn by state prosecutor, Mclean Macsko Handjaba.

It was noted that the State will pursue a breach of peace order.

Katangolo, who also has several pending charges concerning illegal depend-

ence producing substances, almost found himself in deep water when

he allegedly threatened Kashuupulwa at the Erongo Police Regional Head-

quarters in Walvis Bay, saying he was going to deal with her.

Weggooi – baba word begrawe, ma uit op borg Marshallino Beukes Swakopmunders is onlangs tot in hul fondamente geskok, nadat die oorskot van ‘n baba in ‘n rommelhouer in die dorp se Mondesa-woonbuurt ontdek was.

Hierdie baba is Woensdag in Swakopmund begrawe.

Die polisie het ‘n paar dae na die ontdekking van die gru-vonds die moeder van die baba opgespoor en in hegtenis geneem.

Sy is intussen op borg van N$2 000 vrygelaat.

Volgens ‘n bron na aan die familie was die baba nie, soos voorheen berig, vyf maande oud nie,

maar wel ‘n fetus van vyf tot ses maande.

Die bron vertel dat die beskuldigde ‘n ma van ses kinders is en met haar vrylating uit poli-

sie aanhouding nie by haar volle positiewe was nie.

“Sy was deurmekaar en kon nie onthou wat gebeur het nie,” vertel die

Walvis Bay Court Report Hilaria Iiyambo (24) and Lea Mwaala (31) both appeared on a charge of theft- general deficiency. Matter is postponed to 2 September.

A charge of assault – assault by threat was withdrawn against Nestor Katangolo (38).

Bernadus Eiseb (29) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft and another count of malicious damage to property. Matter is postponed to 5 August.

Amederew Muhua (47) was sentenced to pay a fine of N$3 000 or 6 months imprisonment on a charge of malicious damage to property.

Petrus Matheus (32) was sentenced to pay a fine of N$2 000 or 6 months imprisonment on a charge of malicious damage to property.

Laurence Paul Simon (26) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to commit a crime unknown to the State and assault – assault read with the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act. Matter is postponed to 15 July.

Nshongo Samson (23) and Hangula Samuel (31) both appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft. Matter is postponed to 7 August.

Titus Naidila (34) appeared on a charge of assault – assault by threat read with the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act. Matter was postponed to 3 June.

Laksman Heins (30) and Emilio Bezuidenhoudt (33) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft. Matter us postponed to 29 June.

Patrick Du Plessis (24) appeared on a charge of assault – assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm.

Matter is postponed to 2 July.

3 June A warrant for arrest has been issued for Chris Geibeb (28) on a charge of malicious damage to property and another charge of trespassing. Accused is at large.

A charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor read with the provisions of the Road Traffic Act was withdrawn against De Jager Aloysios (28).

Cloete Mattheus (41) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor, read with the provisions of the Road Traffic Act. Matter is postponed to 17 June.

huishulp in Swakopmund is, se inhegtenisname het gevolg nadat sy blykbaar die gruverhaal aan ‘n vriendin oorvertel het en dié die

polisie verwittig het.

Die baba is met behulp van Barmhartige Samaritane se bystand ter ruste gelê, onder die naam, Hope.

Plakkershut – brand eis nog ‘n lewe

Court 2 June

bron.

Sy is blykbaar intussen na maatskaplike werkers verwys vir psigiatriese evaluering.

Die verdagte, wat ‘n

Marshallino Beukes Harry Kirchner (51) appeared on a charge of contravening sections 17 (2)(f) of the Nature Conservation Ordinance of 1975 – carry of any business or trade in the park, and another charge of providing accommodation for visiting. Matter is postponed to 4 August.

Markus Namupala (28) was sentenced to pay a fine of N$6 000 or 12 months imprisonment on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor and the 1st alternative to Count 1- driving with an excessive blood-alcohol level read with the provisions of the Road Traffic Act. Lineekela Shikongo (33) appeared on a charge of murder – attempted murder (assault). Matter is postponed to 4 August.

James Lewis (28), Kristopher Kristiaan (27), Fransisco Mathias (31) and Michael Muyunda (29) all appeared on a charge of theft - theft of a motor vehicle.

Matter is postponed to 16 July.

Daniel Hitukwa (40) was sentenced to pay a fine of N$800 or 60 days imprisonment on a charge of daily bag limit read with the provisions of Sea Fisheries Act. Daniel Johannes Pitout (27) was sentenced to pay a fine of N$4 000 or 8 months imprisonment on a charge of birth – forgery of birth certificate.

Vilho Mateus (28) was sentenced to pay a fine of N$8 000 or 12 months imprisonment and his driver’s license suspended for three months on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor read with the provisions of the Road Traffic Act. Nangolo Laurence (26) appeared on a charge of murder - attempted murder (assault) and the 1st alternative to count 1 being assault – assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. Matter was postponed to 2 July.

Titus Naodila (34) appeared on a charge of assault – assault by threat read with the provision of the Domestic Violence Act. Matter is postponed to 9 July.

George Martin (33) appeared on a charge of theft – theft from a motor vehicle which was properly locked.

Matter is postponed to 6 July.

A charge of theft - theft by false pretences was withdrawn against Toivo Abraham (36).

Michael Kusch (18) and Prince Eiseb (18) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft. Matter is postponed to 10 June.

Nog ‘n lewe is gisteroggend in Swakopmund as gevolg van ‘n plakkershut – brand geëis.

Volgens die hoof van die Swakopmund Brandweer, Adri Goosen, het hulle ongeveer 00:36 ‘n noodoproep ontvang en hulle onmiddellik na die toneel gehaas.

Ongelukkig was dit alreeds te laat om enigiets, sowel as die vroulike inwoner van die plakkershut se lewe, te red. Die tragedie het in Swakopmund se DRC informele nedersetting in Reguit Straat afgespeel.

Goosen noem hulle vermoed dat ‘n brandende kers die oorsaak was van die brand.

Hy noem ook dat die oorledene in haar slaap deur die rook en vlamme oorval moes wees, aangesien hulle geen teken kon vind dat sy na die deur beweeg het

nie.

Sy het in haar bed doodgebrand en was ten tye van die voorval alleen in die woning.

Die koerant het inwoners van DRC in die verband gekontak en daar is genoem dat die verskaffing van behoorlike behuising vir inwoners van die land hierdie tipe tragedies sal uitskakel.

Nog ‘n inwoner wou weet waarom die brandweerstasie in DRC nie in gebruik geneem word nie, aangesien die bestaande brandweerstasie kilometers ver van die informele nedersetting geleë is.

Teen druktyd was die oorledene se naam nog nie bekend gemaak nie.

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Laaste rusplek gee probleme Liesl Losper

Die afgelope 2 maande is talle navrae vanaf die publiek ontvang nadat dit aan die lig gekom het dat misverstande, rakende die uitkoop van grafte by die Walvisbaai begraafplaas ontstaan.

Die koerant dra kennis van 'n geval, ongeveer 2 maande gelede, waartydens iemand 'n graf langs 'n gestorwe geliefde uitgekoop het, maar toe moes waarneem dat hierdie graf vir die begrafnis van iemand anders aangewend was. In hierdie geval was die oorspronklike eienaar van die graf agter baie tegemoetkomend en kon die situasie uitgeklaar word.

Die vraag wat egter opduik is, wat gedoen indien die graf-eienaar dalk nie daarmee genoeë is dat sy/haar

graf in gebruik geneem word vir iemand anders nie. Moet daardie graf dan opgegrawe, en die oorledene se oorskot verskuif word? Die Walvisbaai munisipaliteit is genader om die korrekte prosedure te verduidelik. “U gaan net na u naaste Munisipaliteit kliëntediens toonbank met u versoek. Hulle sal aan u 'n vorm gee om in te vul.

Wanneer u die betaling gedoen het by die kassiere sal die vorm deurgestuur word na die Parke-afdeling. Indien u 'n spesifieke graf in gedagte het, kontak

eerstens die Parkeafdeling sodat bevestiging verkry kan word of die graf wel beskikbaar is.

Dit is altyd raadsaam om afskrifte van die besprekingsvorm te kry en u kwitansie veilig te bewaar,” is verduidelik.

Hoof van Parke by die Walvisbaai munisi-

paliteit, Hester Sanderson, het ook bevestig dat grafte steeds uitgekoop kan word soos in die verlede.

“Kry alle dokumentasie, wat insluit 'n afskrif van die doodsertifikaat, die verwyderingsbevel met identiteitsdokument.

Met hierdie dokumente

in u besit kan u na enige kliëntediens gaan en die nodige vorms voltooi en betalings doen (dis ook ‘n goeie tyd om die graf langsaan te bespreek sou u dit verkies, aangesien grafte nie uitgehou word nie).

U moet ook duidelik op die vorm aandui of die graf uitgebou gaan

word, aldan nie. U aansoek sal dan deurgestuur word na die verantwoordelike persoon vir die uitvoering van u versoek.

Hy sal ook met u in verbinding tree en u graf aan u oorhandig.” sê Sanderson.

Die munisipaliteit doen ook 'n beroep op die pu-

bliek om nie begraafplase na-ure of oor naweke alleen te besoek nie en om enige ongerymdhede wat dalk opgemerk word, onmiddellik aan te meld. ' n Ve r d u i d e l i k i n g rakende misverstande oor uitgekoopte grafte is nie verskaf nie.

Derek Klazen's replacement inaugurated

Two municipal managers retire Leandrea Louw Mr John Uushona was inaugurated as a Walvis Bay Council Member on Tuesday evening at an Ordinary Council Meeting.

The position was vacant after Mr Derek Klazen took up a parliamentary seat as Deputy Minister of Rural and Urban Development earlier this year. Councillor Uushona is no stranger to local politics and local authority issues, as he has served the community in various capacities as a local authority councillor.

In her welcoming speech to him, Mayor Uillika Nambahu said, “I am therefore plea-

sed to welcome him to this august house and I am proud that as a seasoned Councillor it will not take time for him to catch up with the

Councillor Uushona

issues at hand and for him to continue demonstrating his skills and dedication to the effort of development and improvement of the

quality of the lives of all our people since he has done it in the past.”

At the same meeting, the Walvis Bay Municipality announced the retirement of Messrs Andre Muller (General Manager of Roads and Building Control) and Andre Brümmer (General Manager of

Wa s t e Wa t e r a n d Environmental Management).

Words such as brilliant, dedicated and committed was used to describe the two engineers, who served both the Municipality as well as the community of Walvis Bay. Mayor Nambahu remarked that

their individual input and footprints will continue to be present in the city as evidence of the many projects successfully executed under their supervision.

“I would like to wish them a happy retirement and plead that they will remain open to our requests for advice and

counsel whenever we call on them.

In the same vein, I want to similarly thank their families for having remained supportive during the time spend in the service of this community,” was the Mayor's message to the duo.

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

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?

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 Hanganeni 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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During a press briefing the chairman of the Confederation of Namibian Fishing Associations (CNFA), Mr Matti Tushishi Amukwa (pictured), informed the media that they received information that Namibia Marine Phosphate (NMP) have submitted a scientific Verification Study on the effects of seabed mining on the environment to the Environmental Commissioner’s office months ago, but that they have not received a copy yet. He also announced that the final copy of the Norwegian SINTEF Pilot Study Report commissioned by the Namibian Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources is in the hands of Government and that the Namibian fishing industry is still waiting to receive a copy.

The purpose of the meeting that was held in the board room of Beluga Fishing Company on Wednesday, was to update the media on the fishing industry’s position on phosphate mining.

Mr Amukwa said that CNFA fully supports the Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, in his battle to ensure an effective ongoing moratorium on marine phosphate mining. He added that this is essential so that proper independent on site research at sea can be undertaken by international expert scientists to assess potential marine phosphate mining impacts on the health of the Benguela Current ecosystem, before any decision is made on whether to give the green light to marine phosphate mining.

He stated that there is an apparent view in the mining sector that since the 18 month phosphate mining moratorium imposed in September 2013 expired in March this year, Government should allow those with licenses, to start mining activities. He said that “The mining sector says it will undertake environmental monitoring research while marine mining, however, the fishing industry together with many other environmental concerned stakeholders shares the firm opinion that an independent research must occur before mining starts.

An ongoing phosphate moratorium to allow effective scientific analysis is required, resulting in what is known as a strategic environmental assessment, so that an environmental baseline with necessary scientific supporting data is established first. And as a result of this, clear monitoring procedures and pollution standards can be put in place, before any potential mining occurs.

Otherwise we sit with all the research happening during mining, clouding proper environmental analysis. The phosphate mining companies plan to suck up millions of tons of phosphate annually from the sea bottom using the dredging method. We have been told that at least 10% of these marine life potentially harmful pollutants will float back to the sea bottom in the process of loading it onto the dredger.”

Mr Amukwa confirmed recent reports that Namibian oyster farms are monitoring their oyster food safety levels, and that a farm outside the bay towards Swakopmund has been finding that they have higher cadmium levels. Within Walvis Bay dredging is occurring as part of the harbour expansion development. Bottom sediment is sucked up potentially including trace heavy metals, and currently around 2 000 tons of dredge material is then dumped at sea daily off Pelican Point.

There are indications that sediment from that dredge waste remains floating in the water column for a period of time, and is swept north by the strong northerly current and eaten by the oysters. This already raises alarm bells regarding potential marine phosphate mining dredging from a seafood safety perspective. He stated that they cannot have the future of the Namibian seafood industry put at risk and that proper, independently research must occur before any decision is given to go ahead with marine phosphate mining. He said that NMP, who intend to mine south

west of Walvis Bay, in 2012 had the marine section of their environmental impact assessment referred back by the Environmental Commissioner of the Ministry of Environment and Tourism due to a lack of proper public consultation and they understand that a key element of this was because only desktop research instead of onsite environmental research had been undertaken.

In response, during June 2013, the then CEO of Namibia Marine Phosphates stated: “We are committed to ensuring that the Fishing Industry’s fears and concerns are addressed by providing the scientific evidence. The company is committing N$14 Million to the Verification Programme. We are confident that the science will speak for itself as already indicated in the Marine Environmental Impact Assessment”.

Mr Amukwa announced that, “At the time we said we were concerned about this, because if NMP employs the scientists to complete the Verification Study, there is a high risk they will employ the right people in their eyes, to get them the answers they want that fit in with the EIA they have written.

For there to be genuine transparency, the research must be independent - NMP cannot be both a referee and a player at the same time. That is why we support the phosphate mining moratorium so that rigorous independently undertaken at sea research can occur through internationally recognised scientists. Now, to our surprise, we hear through sources that NMP have completed the Verification Study, and that it was submitted to the Environmental Commissioner’s office months ago. We ask why have we not been officially notified? This document forms part of the official environmental impact assessment (EIA), which is supposed to be a transparent public process.

Consequently, the document should be made available to all interested and affected parties that have registered their interest in the EIA, so that it can be properly assessed and comments submitted.” He then voiced the concern that the fact that they have never officially been told that this Verification Study has been submitted makes them worried and that they are concerned that Namibia Marine Phosphates is trying to avoid rigorous outside assessment of the document, and thereby shortcut the official process

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of getting the environmental clearance for their EIA from the Environmental Commissioner’s office. If they are successful, they have the crucial piece of paper giving them the right to mine.

Two weeks ago CNFA wrote to the Environmental Commissioner’s office requesting a copy of the Verification Study, and so far they have not heard anything back. He further stated that a crucial document that the Namibian fishing industry is also waiting to see is the final copy of the Norwegian SINTEF Pilot Study Report commissioned by the Namibian Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources. This study, which is in the hands of Government, will define the research framework for a full strategic environmental assessment (SEA).

To be effective, it will require Cabinet’s approval for the marine phosphate moratorium to be ongoing throughout this SEA study, and consequently is very important strategically to safeguard our future, and the ongoing health of the Benguela Current Ecosystem. In line with the Constitution of Namibia which states that the government of Namibia must maintain: “…ecosystems, essential ecological processes and biological diversity of Namibia and utilisation of living natural resources on a sustainable basis for the benefit of all Namibians, both present and future,” phosphate mining cannot be allowed because this would mean that as long as there is a reasonable level of uncertainty regarding possible damage to the ecosystem or the fishing industry. He said that, “As the Confederation of Namibian Fishing Associations said in 2013, Namibian Marine Phosphates is only 15% Namibian owned.

If NMP’s marine phosphate mining project goes wrong, the foreign partners can walk away, and we in Namibia are left with the legacy. The environmental assessment process must occur transparently and properly.

The Namibian fishing industry, from latest available employment figures, in 2013 directly employed 14 823 people, many of them women, and most of them Namibian. In 2014 it exported N$7.1 billion in seafood exports.

Few industry sectors in Namibia can match these figures. Marine phosphate mining is only one sector in Namibia’s mining industry.

It will be a technical business, relying on massive dredgers rather than people,

to do most of the work, and many of those who are employed will require skills not currently available in Namibia. While there is talk of creating a phosphoric acid processing plant in Lüderitz, those employed by fish processing plants in Lüderitz, and indirectly through Namport, are currently key contributors to the Lüderitz economy.

It would make no sense if a marine phosphate industry starts up, and the fishing industry slowly fades away. Good environmental research must occur and monitoring safeguards put in place, before any marine phosphate mining is given the green light. The fishing industry, as well as the aquaculture industry, properly managed and supported by a healthy ecosystem, is based on a renewable resource that can run forever. The fact that New Zealand, an important fishing nation, has turned down the request for phosphate mining in its waters should also make us think!

In making its decision, the Environmental Protection Agency Decision Making Committee (DMC), the body tasked with making a decision to mine or not, found that: “the DMC was left with a lack of certainty about the receiving environment and the adverse effects of the proposal on the environment and existing interests.

In these circumstances the DMC was required by the legislation to “favour caution and environmental protection” when making its decision.” A crucial point in the New Zealand decision that is relevant to Namibia is the DMC’s conclusion that the project was: “… unlikely to generate more than a modest economic benefit to New Zealand and that the quantum and distribution of that benefit were uncertain.

As against this, there would be significant and permanent adverse effects to the benthic environment and other potential environmental adverse effects. The DMC finds the economic benefits of the proposal to New Zealand to be insubstantial relative to potential adverse environmental effects of the proposal.” The following are pertinent quotes from the decision not to grant mining, which are relevant to Namibia: The behaviour of suspended sediment deposition contains a good deal of residual uncertainty in terms of the likely environmental outcomes.

(The fact that Namibian aquaculture grown oysters are picking up higher levels of

cadmium downstream from dredging activities in Walvis Bay has potentially serious implications for the Namibian fishing industry).

Given the importance of fish commercially as well as their role in the trophic web, the DMC find that the levels of knowledge and scale of impacts are uncertain and that the proposed conditions do not appropriately alleviate this concern. (This is why there needs to be an ongoing marine phosphate moratorium in Namibia so that an independently researched at sea strategic environmental assessment is properly undertaken).

On the evidence it heard, the DMC was not persuaded that the potential impact on fishing interest would be more than moderate.

Insufficient research had been done into the possible effects of the proposal on the benthic environment and wider marine environment.

Scientific knowledge of the ecosystem is manifestly incomplete and the DMC does need to have sufficient, and sufficiently certain, information to identify and evaluate the risks involved in a proposal such as this.

There was a large measure of agreement among experts in a range of fields that more certain information was needed on which to base assessments of the impact of the proposal on the environment and existing interests, which the DMC found persuasive.

The DMC concludes that there would be significant and permanent adverse effects on the existing benthic environment. The DMC is convinced that the proposal would create significant and permanent adverse effects on the environment which are incapable of being avoided, remedied or mitigated, and that this aspect of sustainable management is of paramount concern in this instance.

We are talking about the future of Namibia’s fishing industry, a renewable resource with mechanisms in place to ensure it is well managed, versus marine phosphate mining, which has a finite lifetime, and which has not occurred anywhere in the world so far.”

He concluded by saying that before a decision is taken, there must be properly researched environmental safeguards in place so that they do not see degradation of the Benguela Ecosystem and the fishing industry put at risk.

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Five week Microbiology and Geochemistry research camp ends

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The second African research discovery camp came to an end yesterday, as students presented the results of their findings during an open symposium on Tuesday at the National Marine Research and Information Center (Nat MIRC) in Swakopmund.

Group photo of the attendees

New bibs for Narraville Primary' scholar patrol Narraville Primary School was on the receiving end of a generous donation in the form of safety bibs for the Scholar Patrol.

This Scholar Patrol serves the school daily and is very important for the safety of the schools' learners.

The school would like to express their sincere gratitude to Baleia Do Mar and Afrox for their support towards the school.

Pictured below are Senior Traffic Officer Mr A Tjikuniva, Traffic Officer Mr Petrus Kaanyanga, the teacher responsible for the scholar patrol Mr D.O. Mouton, School board member Ms Jenny Lawrence, the school Principal Mr P.E. Fisher and members of the Patrol, showcasing their new safety wear.

The Sam Nujoma campus of the University of Namibia in Henties Bay hosted a five week long research based training event on the sustainable use and management of marine ecosystems.

According to the Deputy Director of the Sam Nujoma campus, Hilkka Ndjaula, the African research discovery camp is designed to become a lasting post graduate and continuous education activity of Unam with a regional and international outreach.

Ndjaula added that through its program, the camp implements Namibia national research priorities and trains postgraduate as well as doctoral candidates, technical personnel and experts in ocean sciences.

“It will thus strengthen the human capacity for applied research on the understanding and the sustainable exploration of the economically important Benguela Upwelling System. It can also lead to discoveries of microorganisms with biotechnological potential” she explained.

Ndjaula further noted that the group carried out actual research in the Benguela Upwelling Ecosystem by working together at sea on the R/V Mirabilis, and also in laboratories of the Unam Marine Research Centre where they analysed samples, exchanged research ideas and also shared their results in lectures and seminars.

The presentations at the Symposium addressed questions that were related to metal retention in sediments, the search for antibiotics from the ocean, microbial communities and regulation of sulphur cycling, ancient and modern phosphate deposits, biodegradable plastics from microorganisms and others.

Adding that Regional Graduate Network in Oceanography (RGNO) assures a highest degree of professionalism that establishes and strengthens collaborations between regional and international institution, Ndjaula says it also opens doors for accessing research infrastructure that is not available at a Namibian institution at this time.

“The courses are part of the crossnational capacity building mandate initiated by the international Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research (SCOR). A number of researchers from Namibia and foreign Universities are spending their time and offering their skills for the well-being of society,” Ndjaula commented.

The courses are an investment in education and research and thus increase the spreading of knowledge and the development of skills that can lead to discoveries and innovations.

Financial support for the 4-year pilot period of this discovery and research cooperation and innovation project is guaranteed through grants from the Agouron Institute, research instrumentation, laboratory equipment and consumables are donated by the Swiss I-Research & Training Institute.

Additional contributions come from the hosting institutions, the Universities of the participating instructors and the Namibian Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources, through its National Marine Information and Research Centre.

Fourteen students from countries like Brazil, USA, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Estonia and Chile, as well as instructors and lecturers from six different countries attended this year's course.

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Government awards Brave Warriors - N$50 000 each President Hage Geingob announced that the Namibian Government has rewarded the Brave Warriors team with N$50 000 each, after their historic Cosafa Cup triumph.

Melody Stacy Awaras: Amen to that.

Sensia Ui-Nuses: Go guys go.

Magreth Kamendu: Enjoy guys.

Esme Titus: Viva President.

Jacobs Ria: Well done. U deserve it guys.

Shiweva Mushi: First time in history.

Kasupi Shindume: That’s a good thing thank you very much.

Diinah Wilka Kandina: Wow... thts great omakee.

Ministerial Declaration of Intent - President keeps Ministers on their toes President Hage Geingob yesterday announced that the overall response rate, regarding his request for Ministerial Declarations of Intent from the Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister and all Ministers and their Deputies, is 88%.

Susan Bredenhann: Man, ek like ons nuwe President. ‘N man van sy woord.

Carlos Figueiredo: So the most corrupt minister of them all still has to hand in his declaration

(minister of information communications and technology) he’ll be last to hand it in, thats if he even ever hands it in.

Mondesa murder accused remain behind bars

Help ons, o God, ons Redder, ter wille van die eer van u Naam, red ons, vergewe ons ons sondes tot die eer van u Naam.

Psalm 79:9

Police brutality suspected According to a Swakopmund resident, two police officers allegedly assaulted his brother, Andy Goliath, after following his vehicle to his house, and subsequently arrested him for driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor (DUI).

Simson Kashilula: Police officers are ignorant that is why most of them did not make it to universities.

Tjim Kong-Astofel: As long as police officers are not trained about respecting the Human Rights, this will continuing hapAlex Muukua: Eeeeeeeeish. pening. Blame the training and DevelopFrank Boye: Man, how Namibia misses the death penalty! ment Directorate.

Mario Steenkamp: Nampol is great en doen hulle werk goed, hulle sal nie mense slaan vir geen rede nie. Julle moet onthou Magrietha Swartbooi (39), a single mother who shares an informal dwelling with her 5 dat mense met hoe alcahol levels raar lechildren shared her experience with the namib times, after the recent, gruesome disco- lik met nampol ek het dit self gesien en ek iemand wil help en hy wil my klap veries of a fetus and supposedly five-month old baby in Walvis Bay and Swakopmund, as of slaan sal ek hom ook paar klappe gee. respectively.

Dankie tog ek drink nie want ek weet hoe Lynda De Lange: I admire u magrietha u are truely a deed... I would love to adopt its just the law thats stop- raak mense wat drink. blessed women. God will Neva give u such a beautiful ping me cause seems like u can only adopt when u pay gift if he knew u can’t luk after them. I have 8 orphans alot of money whilst this women raises her children jus there for money and not for what they had hve signed for. minister of health living withe an my husband we don’t work but make with the little she got...

Samoosas 2 surport our home. We are blessed, God will Nambo Rusa Matsuis: Nd i am really sory for those must hear this and tak action. men who cannot take care of their own blood. God will Sabina Mwakondja: Am a nurse not bless u don’t lose faith... evn hiding but the way our state hospital Abrahams J G Namaku: Wow they are soo adorable, deal with u. only God gives children and doesn make a mistake. God Tshaanika Malyenge: This is so inspiring... may our treating patient is very unaccetable.... it happen to me last weekend in Katutura good Lord continue giving you strength and wisdom. bless!

Jolandie Stoltz: Wat `n wonderlike ma en woorde, rerig Ishantè Da Cruise: What a positive story. And the hosp wer am evn working... names so cute. I also want to give them some winter G-squared Gotty Tuhafeni: One first sy is ` voorbeel vir so baie daar baie!

Ashlene Jenniker: So inspirational! They are adorable clothes. I was shivering of cold and than i realised may- have to define the word casualty before concluding... If this particular client and u are right they do have their purpose and one day be they might be cold now. u’ll be pleasantly surprised. May God bless u in abun- Sakarias Scarlet Miriam: Women do not conceive ba- came to the department walking by herself, well arienteted, conscious and havbies alone? Where are the fathers of this nation? dance u are a supermom xoxoxo ing that power to capture the pictures in Anthéa Ilana October: This is a strong woman inthe hospital which is not allowed at all in all health facilities, how can u categorise her as a casualty victim? Casualty is for casualties (accidents and comatosed patients there I mean emergencies) but not After numerous complaints from residents about the poor service at the Walvis Bay State cold cases. Nurses just reacted coz she Hospital, this reporter had a first-hand experience, last month, at this medical establishment. did something illegal in their workplaces.

Allan Roodt: And to think when we were still South had to go to the clinic. Further, there is NO privacy in The reason why there were no other paWest Africa that particular hospital was one of the fin- the maternity wards. Anyone can stroll around there tients there is because they that casualty est hospitals in the southern hemisphere........and now while new mothers are breastfeeding etc. Patient’s files is for casualties. cold cases is for OPD look at it. Has namib times followed up with Ministry are left out in the open for anyone to read. I feel very and clinics...am not working there but sorry for citizens who cannot afford private health care of Health? that is how it supposed to be.

Emma Gaweses: Those nurses are useless all they and I am pained every month when N$2 000 goes out Rene Myrtle Goeiman: So wht haptalk abt there is man, those in opd. But i salute those of my wallet, just because this is the level at which our pened to th oath they took? Mxm...geen in maternity ward they realy work hard and is always public health care is at. maniere n weti hu om met mense te weraround whn u need then God wl bless them and those Kim Inger Heath: And somebody about to have a ki! Wat soek hule da anyway? heart attack... with attitude like that, they will die. hands that are always willing to help.

Aletta Engela Murtz: Some people can Eunene Tama Eberenz Jankowski: Ministry of Where is the kindness and compassion, when people talk so easily about the bad medical staff Health should investigate all facilities around the are feeling poorly they don’t know what’s wrong that’s do. What do patients do to make them country for I know for sure that it does not only hap- why they seek the doctors and to be turned away from like that? When will at least one say pen in Walvis Bay. Even we with medical aid get treat- uncaring staff is a disgrace. The staff at the hospital thanks for good treatment or care that ed like this. In Rhb you don’t find a doctor after hours all need retraining or replacement if they can’t change was given? Please. and are obligated to go to the ER at the RCH. On a their attitudes.

Lorna Bock: Had the same experience a weekend there is usually only one or two medical peo- Eugene Gaven Telemachus: I had more or less the while back. I was attacked by the nurse ple. It’s a shame for these nurses and doctors are over same issue. As a diabetic, I was told to go to a clinic as at the dentist (verbally) before i could worked. Hospitals should appoint more staff. they are there for “emergencies” only. I went to a neareven explain to her why i am there. I was Katryn Maria Smidt: This is terrible behavior and by clinic and to my surprise was asked why I didn’t go told that they only do emergencies after service. I took an acquaintance to casualty that was to the hospital, just to be directed there by the nurse at 02h00 and that i have to arrange for it complaining about severe chest pain. The nurse told the clinic, to see n Doctor. Back where I started; less 2 first beforehand. When i told her if i arme that the patient must either, not be able to walk or hours of my time! range before hand than its not really and not be able to talk before they would help them. She Mmanuel Vellippecka Shigwedha: Those people are emergency she gave me a look filled with

Nelson Sam Ngurorua (25), Titus Nekomba (23), Dennis Haraeb (22), 21 year old Asser, Israel Weva (23) and Kennedy Ngesheya (25) implicated in the murder of a 30-year-old Mondesa resident, who was stabbed and stoned to death, appeared in the Swakopmund magistrate’s court yesterday.

Baby-dumping: The flip-side

Walvis Bay State Hospital in crossfire

“Casualty is only for vehicle accident victims and stab wounds…”

Womack Von Spiegel: Why drink and drive, if you start something that’s against the law be ready to face the aftermath if they catch up with you.

Lucy Naris: This happens a lot. Our government doesnt respect the constitutional rights of citizens. I happens every single day, even women are assaulted by male officers. its actually disgusting.

Onesmus Shapopi: People runs to the medias with their nonses lies & cristicism... for those of you who are commenting here but you absent from the scene like I, we better keep our mouths shut coz theres a possibility tht this man even tried to fight police first... officers will never jus start assaulting a person. daggers! I was then told that everyone must follow procedures. I said i would happily do that if someone can tell me what the procedures are. She just smirked and said something like one of those that make use of private facilities and when in need we are good enough. Lucky for me and her the doctor walked in and assisted me. What got to me is the fact that they almost scream at me as if i don’t belong there at all!

Matthew Coombe: I had the same problem about two weeks ago with my father there and not one of the Hospital staf helped me or even tried. And my father was in Critical condition after falling with a Quad bike. And he was bleeding and could’nt walk and they could not even help with a Wheelchair or bed. Aparently, they dont have Wheelchairs. The Staff of that Hospital are rude and Completely picky on who they will help ‘no matter how bad you are injured’... Shocking!

Simatah Blackghost Mainga: Now people dnt apply 4 jobs 4 the love of it or 4 the love helpin those in need.bt the ar jst doin it to put food on the table. Plz it wil once be yo kid or family membr in a diffrent town or hospital tht same thng u do wil cum around.nurses, police officers, teachers, and many more public sevants.

Whu ever brought the idea of serious at hospital and simple at clinics thats bad,get them trained and have a reasn 4 luvin wht the do ,nt only 4 payslips bt 4 the feelin of helping.

Onesmus Shapopi: I wish you people understand wot casuality is... its an emergencies patients place but not for ur headaches & broken fingers... I have never saw a lady breastfeeding there but im always in casuality almost everyday.. theres only one old nurse whose abit rude but seriously for simple sickness go to clinics.

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Moratorium on Marine Mining extended for another three years

by Government of the Northern Territory in Australia The Government of Australia’s Northern Territory imposed a three year moratorium on marine mining on 6 March 2012.

The moratorium meant that exploration permits and mining permits for bulk materials in coastal waters would not be granted for the next three years - until 5 March 2015.

During that three year period a comprehensive assessment on the potential impact of sea bed mining by the Environmental Protection Agency was started to determine the impact of exploration and mining activity associated with bulk Commodity Sea mining while the Government was seeking to work with the other States and Territories on developing a nationally consistent approach to seabed mining.

On 9 March 2015 the moratorium was extended for another THREE years.

The Minister for Mines and Energy, David Tollner, explained that the extension would allow for

reviews that are currently being undertaken by the Environment Protection Authority (EPA) to be completed. He added: “By taking a go-slow approach, we are looking after our unique Territorian lifestyle, while also protecting the marine flora and fauna.

We are waiting on reviews by the EPA on the actual or potential impacts on our marine environment.

This Government has decided the best course of action is to continue the current arrangements until all of the requested information is available for consideration.

This is not a process this Government is willing to rush. Territorians enjoy a fantastic outdoor lifestyle, with boating and fishing a key part of that.”

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Walvis Bay fishing company ploughs back Staff reporter

In response to the Minister of Fisheries, Mr Bernard Esau’s call on the fishing sector to give back to needy causes in Namibia, a Walvis Bay fishing company, Cidalia Castrobros Joint Venture, decided to adhere to this plea.

They identified the development of the youth in the Hardap Region as a cause which they wish to contribute to,

for now. Cidalia Castrobros Joint Venture is a partnership between members of the fishing industry and members

of the Hardap Youth Council. The Company handed over a cheque of N$ 10 000 to the Rehoboth Youth Forum,

which is functioning under the Hardap Region’s Youth Council, last week in Rehoboth.

(Front) Cecile Sherali from Rehoboth Youth Forum, Colin Plaatjies receiving the cheque, Ricky De Castro, Bernito Van Wyk of Cidalia Castrobros Joint Venture and some of the youth at the back

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Bernhard Kamatoto namib times/PEPFAR ambassador

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If we don’t adhere to our ARVs the HIV virus will start multiplying again, which will result in our immune system being more vulnerable for attacks from this virus yabsand ivlaW could ni 4102 Vcause IH htiw gtreatment nivil yrasrevinnAto 51fail. ototamaK dranreB become resistant to the ARV drugs.

The best way to make our ARVs and any other medicine work properly is to use it exactly the way it has been prescribed. Our goal is that PLHIV should be 100% adherence.

Things that might help us to adhere We are more likely to adhere to our HIV treatment if we are involved in decisions about when to start treatment and which drugs to take.

We need to be prepared to ask our health worker questions and to insist that we get the informa-

Bernhard Kamatoto tion we need.

Taking our pills at the same time as something else we do regularly will help to remind us.

It is also important to inform our doctors if we are experiencing side effects of any kind Travelling or going out This may disrupt our usual schedule and we should try to plan in advance on how we are going to remember to take our pills, and maybe use the alarm of our mobile phone, if possible.

When we are travelling, we should take along enough medication to last the whole trip, or if necessary, make arrangements with our doctors to collect our refills at another pharmacy.

We should avoid putting our pills in our travel bags or suitcases in case these get lost during the journey. When going out, we should remember to take our pills with us - pill boxes are useful for this.

We should never share our ARVs with other

people or partners, as their doses may be different from ours.

Sharing will also leave us without enough pills for ourselves. This will result in HIV becoming resistant to our ARVs. Conclusion If ARVs are working properly in our bodies, the viral load test will no longer detect the HIV in our blood and our viral load will be undetectable.

This might occur after taking ARVs for at least two months.

However, this does not mean we are cured.

Small quantities of HIV, too small for the viral load test to detect, remain in our blood and the remaining HIV will start multiplying again if we stop taking our ARVs. Don’t let some churches fool us, saying we are cured from HIV and thus make us to stop taking our ARVs. You must continue to take your ARVs. There are still no cure for HIV/Aids.

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have to use in future and we may run out of treatment options.

Furthermore, drug resistant HIV can become a risk to the success of our National treatment programme and the community at large.

We must aim to take our ARVs on time and also the precise quantity prescribed by our doctors, at least 95% of the time.

Any reducing in the level of ARVs in our blood, caused by not taking our treatment on time, or by not taking the right number of pills, will allow HIV to

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If the amount of ARVs in our blood drops, the HIV virus will be able to resist the effect of the drugs, and the virus will become resistant. If this should be the case, our ARVs will no longer be able to stop HIV from multiplying in our bodies.

HIV can become resistant, not only to ARVs we are taking at the time, but also to all other similar types of drugs.

Therefore, allowing the HIV in our blood to become resistant limits the ARVs which we might

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Franco is back from Italy Madelaine Laubscher

Walvis Bay native, Franco Sivori, who is well known in the community for his diverse music-style, has recently returned from Italy where he visited for a few months. According to this talented musician he came back with a lot of new ideas and plans for coastal musicians.

Franco is known for mastering the guitar and has directed many shows at the coast.

However, according to him he wants to do much more.

“I just came back from Italy where I had two concerts for the Rotary Club International.

I will be performing in

Franco Sivori Omaruru on 6 June and I plan to do many more concerts, events and shows for the coming months.

I will be doing a variety of European music, rock, country, traditional and I will be glad if some local club will be willing to accommodate me and discuss these

ideas with me,” he said.

“Collaboration with other local musicians and singers/writers will be welcome. I also have a recording studio where people can be recorded on a professional level.

Advertising, videos\ audio for the radio or television adverts can

also be done there, as everything is really done professionally. It is hard to explain in detail at the moment, as it is difficult to make the project ideas I have a reality.

Therefore I welcome others to contact me. I am also gladly willing to help the community

with charity events such as the Music Festival that will be held on 27 June, for example,” he remarked.

Franco has released albums in the past and his wish is for the music industry at the coast to expand much more.

Omba Gallery is hosting ‘Beautiful Namibia’, a debut art exhibition by self-taught Malaysian artist, Feeza Jazri. The exhibition started last week and will conclude on 14 June. geography are both peculiar and spectacular.

Bright, bold colours and layered textures accentuate the imagery in her paintings.

Her fascination with Namibian fauna such as birds, wildlife, marine life, flora and the icy South Atlantic Ocean is similarly depicted in detail.

About Feeza Jazri During her childhood in Malaysia, her grandmother instilled in Feeza a desire to creatively express herself on canvas using oil and acrylic paints.

Feeza further supple-

mented her creative expression during adulthood with private art courses and workshops.

More than a year ago, Feeza, her two-year old daughter, Sara, and her husband, Professor Husin Jazri, a lecturer at the Polytechnic of Namibia, arrived in Namibia under the impression that Namibia was like any other African country.

They were soon amazed by the contrasts in landscape, climate, vegetation and the wealth of wildlife which surroun- southern extremes ded them as they travel- of the country. led to the northern and ‘I love Namibia,’

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WALVIS BAY * 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. * 5 June: Erongo Health Care Clinic in Association with Cancer Association of Namibia presents The Moulin Rouge Charity Event at the Walvis Bay Town Hall at 18:00. * 5 June: Poetic Healing presents - Eto! Jy sal nie glo nie at Ninos's Pizzeria, Walvis Bay at 18:30 for 19:00. Entrance Free. * 10 June: M.O.T.H. AGM in Shellhole at Moth Centre at 19:00. * 26 June: Donkey Derby at Town Hall. * 26 June: Narraville Primary School Talent Show at School Hall. * 27 Junie: Huis Palms Basaar by Huis Palms Gronde 10:00. * 29 Junie: NWU-PUK koor besoek die kus. Tree op in Walvisbaai in die Stadsaal. Vir kaartjies kontak (Tel: 202 733). * 3 July: Narraville Primary School Mystery Walk. * 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.

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‘Beautiful Namibia’ Art Exhibition ‘Beautiful Namibia’ is a striking collection of mixed media paintings on canvas in various sizes.

Originally from Malaysia, Feeza Jazri was inspired to paint her impressions of Namibia soon after arrival a little more than a year ago.

She had the opportunity to travel through the country and endeavoured to capture what she had seen and experienced, on canvas.

Whereas the landscape appears ordinary to Namibians, to Feeza from South East Asia, the Namibian landscape and

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* 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. * 28 Junie: NWU-PUK koor besoek die kus. Tree op in Swakopmund in die Duitse Lutherse kerk om 17:00. Vir kaartjies kontak (Tel: 404 827, Sabine).

HENTIES BAY * 6 June: Tea Party at the Henties Golf Club from 10:00. Contact Hannah Cronje - 081 297 9677.

ART EXHIBITIONS

Feeza enthusiastically declared.

* Every Saturday: Open Air Arts Exhibition at the Mole next to Tennis courts in Swakopmund. Oil paintings - weather permitting. * Permanent Collection: Woermann Haus Gallery in Bismarck Street. Fine collection of the Swakopmund Arts Association’s “South West Masters’’ and contemporary Namibian art works. Open Mondays to Saturdays 10:00 - 12:00 and 15:00 - 17:00. * Swakopmund Museum: Open daily, including Sundays 10:00 - 17:00. * Sam Cohen Library: Monday to Friday: 08:00 13:00/15:00 - 17:00 and the second Saturday per month 09:00 - 13:00. * Die Galerie, Walvis Bay: Exhibition of Namibian and South African Artists. Gallery Hours: Monday Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 17:00. Saturday 08:30 - 12:30.

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Private sector supporting grid stability On 18 May, another PV Solar project installed by NEC Power & Pumps (Namibian Engineering Corporation) was commissioned, this time at The Food Lover's Market Centre, Swakopmund.

Although it might be assumed that installing a Photovoltaic-System at the coast will not be costeffective due to majority of the days being misty, it has shown that monthly outputs at other project sites in Swakopmund have exceeded estimates. The installed solar system will cover around 40% of the Clients day time power demand and will have a payback period of around 6 years.

The project installation commenced in April and included a 208 kWp Solar grid-tied system coupled with a 450 kVA Backup Generator. The solar modules installed are 260W Polycrystalline manufactured by Jinko Solar. A total of 800 solar panels have been installed on the northwest, east and southeast facing roofs of the Fruit & Veg City Food Lover's Market.

These high-performance 60 cell/polycrystalline photovoltaic modules are designed for long lasting performance (up to 30 years) with very little maintenance required. An industry leading 10 years product warranty and 25 years output warranty of 80% of the nominal power is included as part of the package.

Twelve three-phase SMA Sunny Tripower inverters have been installed. These are cutting-edge and highly reliable solar inverters with a maximum efficiency of 98.2 %.

A SMA Sunny Webbox continuously collects all the data from the inverters on the system side, thereby keeping the installer and Client informed of the system's status and power produced at any given time. The data logger and display allows the PV systems' data to be conveniently and easily checked, giving system operators a clear overview of their solar energy system at all times. The Food Lover's Market Centre Swakopmund can expect an estimated yield of 324 500 kWh/year.

In the event of a power failure by ErongoRed, a 450 kVA Volvo Backup Generator has been installed by NEC on-top of the centre's substation, to cover the power needs of the entire complex. The Generator is housed in a weather proof new Generator building and has been designed for long service life with build-in control mechanism to prevent damage to the Generator by harsh use or overload.

A 5 year service agreement was included for the Clients peace of mind, which can be extended to 25 years.

NEC Power & Pumps strives to help create a solar future in Namibia and supplies solar solutions to both industry, commercial clients as well as Private home owners.

For any further questions or quotes, please feel free to contact our Windhoek head office at: Tel: +264 61 236720 or necpp@nec-namibia.com or visit our website: www.nec-namibia.com

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Worte der Woche

Techniker: ,,Mit ihrem Telefon ist alles in Ordnung, Herr Wolff.”

Herr Wolff: ,,Warum rufen meine Kinder und Enkel dann niemals an?”

An den Großvater Wie Schwaches sich zu Starkem füget, voll jugendlicher Zärtlichkeit der Zweig sich an die Eiche schmieget, Großväterchen, so nah’ ich heut’, Am Tage, der dich einst geboren, es sind nun zweiundsiebzig Jahr und reiche, dazu auserkoren, dir meine Herzenswünsche dar.

Ich bin noch klein; doch groß im Herzen ist meine Liebe schon für dich, und littest du Leid oder Schmerzen, ich grämte wahrlich innig mich!

Drum bleibe im Genuss der Freuden mit Lieb’ und Freundschaft stets vereint; sei unbekannt mit Gram und Leiden, so lange dir die Sonne scheint.

Gedanken von Kindern

Mit dem Gehirn denkt man, dass man denkt.

Außerdem wird es für die Kopfschmerzen gepraucht. Es sitzt im Kopf, direkt hinter der Nase. Wenn man niessen muss, tropft es. Das Gehirn ist ein sehr embfindliches Ding.

Die meisten Leude benutzen es deshalb nur sehr wenig.

Ingbert-Maurice Scholz; Klasse 4A Frauen haben zwei Brüste und darin ist die

Milsch für die Beebys.

Besser wäre rechts Milsch und links Kakau oder Cola. Im Fernsehen werden immer viele Brüste gezeigt. Beebys dürfen nicht fernsehen, weil sie sonst immer Hunger kriegen. Auf der Straße darf man net oben ohne rumlaufen und mit Brüsten waggeln. Nur dicke Bauarbeiter mit Presslufthamma dürfen das.

Katrin Meier, Klasse

Zwar muss ich noch es eingestehen, dass wenig ich erflehen kann; doch eines guten Kindes Flehen, das nimmt Gott wohlgefällig an.

Ach, meine Eltern, die dich lieben, der Vater und die Mutter, fleh’n: Dich möge nie ein Leid betrüben. und nie der Stern dir untergehn, der Blumen zu dem Hoffnungskranze dir auf dem Pilgerwege gab; er strahle dir im goldnen Glanze und führe dich durch Tod und Grab.

Doch lang’ noch, lange mög’ es währen, eh’ dich des Todes Arm umschließt, Und oft der Tag noch wiederkehren, der heute freundlich dich begrüßt.

So rüstig, wie dich in Geschäften noch freudenvoll die Welt erblickt, so bleibe stets bei muntern Kräften und von Zufriedenheit beglückt.

Und dämmert einst, zu unserm Kummer, für dich das letzte Abendrot dann wiege dich in sanften Schlummer mit Liebesarm der Engel Tod; den Lohn für rege Lebensmühen empfange dann aus Gottes Hand, dort, wohin gute Geister ziehen: Im wonnevollen Vaterland.

Poetischer Bibliothekar, 1845

Lippenmalkunst!

FacebookSprüche ,,Mein Gehirn ist wie das Bermuda-Dreieck.

Information geht hinein und wird anschließend nie wiedergefunden.”

brauche, die mich am Leben hält, schalte sie ab.” - ,,Wie du meinst!”

- ,,Hey, was machst du da? Ich meine doch nicht den Computer!”

,,Mama, wenn ich jemals eine Maschine

,,Wissen bedeutet zu wissen, was man sagt.

Weisheit bedeutet zu wissen, WANN man etwas sagt.”

Romantische Reise nach Paris zu gewinnen!

Beantworten Sie diese sechs einfachen Fragen, und gewinnen Sie eine Reise im Werte von N$ 25 000 nach Paris: 1. Welcher Student

sieht am müdesten aus?

2 Welche beiden Studenten sind Zwillinge?

3. Wieviele Damen befinden sich auf dem Foto?

4 Welcher ist der Leh-

rer?

6. Welche beiden Studenten haben Haschisch geraucht?

Schicken Sie ihre Antworten bis zum ...an...

,,Frauen machen sich nicht schön, um Männern zu gefallen. Sie tun es, um andere Frauen zu ärgern.”

Locker vom Hocker Ich muss...???

Liebe Küstenleser, wir streben doch so gerne ewige Glücksseligkeit an, nicht wahr? Und da habe ich mir überlegt, dass diese (fast) immerwährende Seligkeit eigentlich nur einen Steinwurf von uns entfernt liegt bzw. dass der Stein gar nicht erst geworfen zu werden braucht, da der Schlüssel zu diesem Ziel im Grunde genommen in uns selbst liegt.

Wie oft höre ich um mich herum Sätze, die mit dem Personalpronomen ich oder wir und mit dem Hilfsverb muss/müssen beginnen: Wir müssen noch unsere Oma im Altersheim besuchen; ich muss arbeiten; ich muss jetzt ins Bett; wir müssen uns mal wieder treffen!

Das ist inzwischen die Standard-Sprachregelung: man muss! Und dieses ,muss’ MUSS auch bitte schön auf jeden Fall in gestresstem Tonfall der Klage oder des Seufzers ausgesprochen werden, als ob man so ganz und gar keine andere Wahl hätte. Wie eine Faust im Nacken sitzt dieser ständige Druck: ,,Ich muss endlich 10 Kilo abnehmen.” ,,Ich muss unbedingt mal wieder ins Fitnessstudio.” ,,Ich muss heute unbedingt mit den Hunden spazierengehen.”

Wenn ich nur wüsste, wie es passieren konnte, dass aus dem ,möchten’, ,wollen’ oder ,dürfen’ ein ,müssen’ geworden ist. Keiner MUSS, denn schließlich gibt es so etwas wie Entscheidungsfreiheit. Jeder von uns hat die Möglichkeit, selbst zu bestimmen, ob er/sie etwas tun oder es lassen will. Fast alle gemussten Dinge haben wir uns selbst auferlegt. Dass der Rasen gemäht werden muss oder man sein Kind von der Schule

abholen muss, steht weder in den Zehn Geboten, noch im Koran oder im namibischen Gesetzbuch.

Wir tun aber so, als ob uns jemand mit vorgehaltener Waffe dazu zwingt, gewisse Besuche abzustatten, bestimmte Aktionen vorzunehmen.

Wenn sie mich fragen, kann eine einfache Umformulierung unserer Wortwahl das ganzes Leben verändern,

mal eine alte Dame gesagt, ist sterben. Tja, daran gibt es tatsächlich kein Vorbei.

Und wenn wir leben wollen, müssen wir selbstverständlich essen, trinken und atmen.

Also, liebe Küstenleser, verkneifen

,,Ich muss nicht, aber ich möchte gerne mal Tierärztin werden!” kann der Umtausch wir uns doch einfach eines einzigen, unbe- mal das Zwangs- und deutend klingenden Jammerwort ,müssen’, Hilfsverbs mit einem befreien uns aus der anderen derselben eingeredeten Sklaverei Wortgruppe das Leben und erobern unsere in seinen prächtigsten Entscheidungsfreiheit Farben widerspiegeln. zurück.

Der Regenbogen un- Stellen Sie sich vor, ich serer Existenz zeigt durfte gerade mit Freusich in all seinem den diese Kolumne Glanz, wenn es heißt: schreiben, und nun ,,Ich möchte meine O- möchte ich auf meinem ma gerne im Alters- Himmelbett, das mir heim besuchen, weil meine liebe Frau Mutich so froh bin, dass ich ter geschenkt hat, ins sie noch habe.” Oder: Reich der bunten Träu,,Ich darf arbeiten, weil me schliddern. Müsich das große Glück sen....hab ich hier hatte, eine Arbeitsstelle irgendetwas von ,müsgefunden zu haben.” sen’ geschrieben?

Dass braucht gar nicht Ihre ironisch, übermäßig Susann Kinghorn pietistisch oder nach demütig empfangener Gnade zu klingen, sondern einfach nur nach dem, was es eigentlich ist: wir dürfen, wir können, wir möchten. Das einzige, was man muss, hat mir

Get your life back

Alcoholics Anonymous meets every Monday and Wednesday at 19:00 at the Indoor Sport Centrum in Swakopmund Al Anon meetings for the family of alcoholics are run at the same time.

Your Coastal contact: 081 233 2525

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Namib High School steht auf solidem Fundament

Manfred Kaanjosa, Gruppenplanleiter bei Old Mutual, überreicht der neuen NHS-Schulleiterin Coenie Greeff technische Ausrüstung (Drucker, Computer usw.) und Schulbücher.

Swakopmund (sk) Vo r v e r s a m m e l t e r Lehrerschaft und Schülerschar überreichte der Gruppenplanleiter von Old Mutual, Manfred Kaanjosa, der Schulleiterin Coenie Greeff auf der Bühne der NHS-Aula technische Ausrüstung und Schulbücher im Werte von N$ 20000.

Diese großzügige Spende aus der Old Mutual Stiftung folgte auf die Auszeichnung Old Mutual National Education Excellence Awards, welche die Namib High School für ihre außerordentlichen Matrikergebnisse im vergangenen Jahr erhielt.

Der feierliche Anlass wurde von Ronel

Zwecks Werbung melden Sie sich bei Mikkie Kriel; 0812869519

Ronel Louw, Abteilungsleiterin (Head of Department), hat allen Grund, sich über die exzellenten Matrikergebnisse 2014 zu freuen.

Louw, Abteilungslei- digt. Dann betrat Luka terin (Head of De- Burger, Schülerin der partment), eröffnet. 9. Klasse, unter lautem Pastor Mark Gardiner Gejohle der Schüler hielt eine kurze Pre- die Bühne und trug mit

einem peppigen Klavierstück zur Feierlichkeit bei.

Manfred Kaanjosa (Old Mutual) ermutigte die diesjährigen Matrikulanten, ihren Vorgängern nachzueifern: ,,Unsere Spende ist ein Dank an alle Spitzenschüler und das erstklassige Lehrer-Team, die zu den hervorrragenden Schulabschlusser gebnissen 2014 beigetragen haben. Wir möchten die Schulleiter, Lehrer und Schüler anspornen, diese Tendenz der schulischen Höchstleistung auch weiterhin aufrechtzuerhalten.”

Der ehemalige Schulleiter der NHS und heutige Inspektor im Erziehungswesen, Ernest Olivier, konnte seinen Stolz schwer

Schülerin Luka Burger spielte zum Einklang vor der versammelten Schule einen fetzigen Song.

Fotos: Susann Kinghorn verbergen, als er der seit 1912 existierenden Küstenschule zu einer Bestehensquote von 91,5% im Matrik 2014

Inspektor Ernest Olivier, vormaliger NHSSchulleiter, machte die Schüler auf ihr Privileg aufmerksam: ,,Ihr wisst gar nicht, wie gut ihr es an dieser Schule habt!” gratulierte: ,,Lediglich zwei Schüler haben die Prüfung nicht bestanden.” Unter Gejubel der Schülerschaft, die ihren ehemaligen Schulleiter noch immer sehr schätzt, fuhr er fort: ,,Als Inspektor sehe ich viele Schulen, die weit davon entfernt sind, exzellenten Schulunterricht zu erteilen.

Hier an der Namib High School sind Worte nicht

marketing.namibtimes@iway.na Frechheit! Zwei Gäste im Haus, aber nur eine Gästetoilette!

Wollen Sie zeigen, wie verwöhnt manche Menschen sind? Melden Sie sich bei Susann Kinghorn; Tel. 4052183 oder 0812538850; E-mail: susannkinghorn @gmailcom

Pastor Mark Gardiner schilderte seine persönliche Erfahrung des süßen Geschmacks von Siegerehrung und Preisverleihung. ,,Der erste Preis aber ist mein persönliches Verhältnis zu Jesus Christus”, endete er seine Kurzpredigt. nur leere Hülsen, sondern es folgen ihnen Taten. Dies ist eine hervorragende Schule, und ihr wisst gar nicht, wie gut ihr es hier habt. Hört also auf, die Lehrer zu ärgern.

Alle Augen sind auf euch und eure Schule gerichtet. Ihr könnt beweisen, aus welchem Holze ihr geschnitzt seid.” Unter tosendem Beifall beendete er seine packende Rede: ,,Ich weiss, dass ihr es schaffen werdet, denn ich glaube an euch und das Lehrpersonal”.

Es heißt übrigens nicht mehr ,Dieb’. Es heißt jetzt ,Fachkraft für spontane Eigentumsübertragung’.

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NAMIB TIMES MUNICIPALITY OF WALVIS BAY INTENTION TO LEASE IMMOVABLE PROPERTY Notice is hereby given in terms of section 63(2)(b) of the Local Authorities Act, 1992 (Act 23/1992), as amended, that the Council of the Municipality of Walvis Bay intends to lease, land adjacent to Landfill Site for Waste Tyre Recycling Facility to Green Energy Global cc.

The detailed information of the immovable property is as follows:

WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Self Catering Units ON ERF: 969 TOWNSHIP: Walvis Bay STREET: 105 Nangolo Mbumba.

In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I, undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish Self Catering Units on the site.

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 106D, 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 undersigned, in writing, not later than 19 June 2015.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Julie Slippers, P. O. Box 5417, Walvis Bay.

PROPERTY: Remainder of Farm 23 Wanderd端nen NAME OF LESSEE: Green Energy Global cc LEASE DURATION: 10 years subject to conditions USAGE: Waste Tyre Recycling Facility LEASE AMOUNT PER MONTH: N$ 27,600 incl. VAT Full particulars pertaining to the lease will lie for inspection by interested persons until Tuesday, 16 June 2015 at Room 30, Municipal Offices, Kuisebmond.

For more information Ms S Mupupa can be contacted at telephone (064) 201 3294 during office hours.

Written objections, duly motivated, to the intended transaction must be received by the undersigned before or at 12:00, Friday, 19 June 2015.

Municipal Offices Civic Centre Nangolo Mbumba Drive Private Bag 5017 Walvis Bay Fax: (064) 209714

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WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME

VACANCY: Branch Secretary/Admin Assistant – WALVIS BAY

CONSENT: Place of Instruction Day-Care Centre ON ERF: 6178 TOWNSHIP: Kuisebmond STREET: Fisant Street No.41.

CONSENT: Home Based Business (Tailor) Clothing Production Tailor ON ERF: 2118 TOWNSHIP: Walvis Bay STREET: 11th Road, #31, Walvis Bay.

We have a position available for a young, dynamic person who wishes to further themselves in the field of Ocean Transportation and Logistics.

In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I, undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/ establish a Day Care Centre on the site.

In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I, undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/ establish a Home Based Business (Tailor) on the site.

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 119, Civic Centre.

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 106D, 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 undersigned, in writing, not later than 26 June 2015.

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 undersigned, in writing, not later than 19 June 2015.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Promise Land Trust, P. O Box 4022, Walvis Bay

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Vicky Agenbag P O Box 2733, Walvis Bay

Duties will include: · General Secretarial Duties (attending to Phones, Handle Minor Customer Queries, Receiving Customers and Guest, Stationary Orders, Office Refreshment & Cleaning Product orders) · Process Daily Sales Reports to Head Office Finance Department · Verify Manifest Data in on-line customs system · General Filing and Administration Duties · Assisting with monthly Creditors and Payments · Delivery and Collection of documents and or goods as needed in the office · Book, Maintain, and Monitor Accommodation and Travel arrangements of traveling staff, or visiting guest.

Requirements: · Namibian Citizen · Code BE Driver's License · Fully bilingual with a Grade 12 completion certificate, preferably with Accounting and a minimum C(3) grade in English. A third language (preferably European) will be an advantage. · 6 to 12 Months experience in a Shipping and/or Freight Forwarding environment. · MUST be Computer Literate with a good working knowledge of Microsoft Office Applications (Word/Excel/Power Point/Publisher/Outlook) We offer: · Market related remuneration with normal benefits upon successful completion of probation period. · A dynamic work environment with on-the-job training.

Send Application Letter & 2 page resume with qualifications too recruitwvb@gmail.com. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted and no documents will be returned. Closing Date: 12 June 2015.

DUNESIDE HIGH SCHOOL LEARNER ENROLMENT FOR 2016 GRADE 1 1. Children born in 2009 may be enrolled to start Grade 1 in 2016. · Learner should understand English · All applicants should have attended a recognised Pre-Primary school · Learners must be six years of age on or before 31 December 2015 · A School Readiness Test administered by a qualified Educational Psychologist/ Therapist is a prerequisite before consideration 2. Only 5 vacancies exist for Grade 1 · Our school does not keep a waiting list 3. The School Readiness Test must be submitted to the HOD/Secretary before 25 June 2015

PRE-PRIMARY/PLAYGROUP 1. Children born in 2011 may be enrolled to start Pre-Primary in 2016. · Learner should understand English · Learners must be FOUR years of age on or before 31 December 2015 GENERAL · NO SPACES WILL BE AVAILABLE IN GRADES 8 – 12 FOR 2016 · PRE- PRIMARY/6 year olds - NO SPACES AVAILABLE FOR 2016 · APPLICATION DOES NOT GUARANTEE ENROLMENT · WAIT FOR CONFIRMATION BEFORE BUYING SCHOOL UNIFORM · NO HOSTEL FACILITIES AVAILABLE · APPLICATION FORMS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE SCHOOL SECRETARY AS FROM 3 JUNE 2015 · ALL APPLICATIONS CLOSE ON 11 JUNE 2015

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Full time Junior Administrator wanted for a Financial Advisor at a Financial Institution.

Email or fax CV’s to admin2.hs@sanlam4u.com.na or 064-215327 Closing date for submission of CV’s is 30 June 2015.

Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.

Minimum requirements are: * Grade 12 * Driver’s licence * Walvis Bay resident * Police clearance certificate * 1 year administration experience * MS office proficient * Hours 08:00 – 16:30, but willing to work flexible hours * Personal attributes: � Honest � Good memory � Accurate – attention to detail

VACANCY

RECEPTIONIST Express Heath Care invites suitable candidates to apply for the above mentioned position.

JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES General front desk duties Answering the phone and making appointments Patient files, updates and payments Receiving of patients JOB SPECIFICATIONS, MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS, EXPERIENCE AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS Grade 12 Reception Diploma Telephone Etiquette Certificate Working experience within a health care environment Work experience on Eminance will be an added advantage Namibian citizen Interested candidates are invited to apply for the position by submitting their application, CV and copies of supporting documents to: Express Health Care, Shop No 10 Kuiseb Mall, Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay or per email drmudyanadzo@gmail.com Closing date: Friday 12 June 2015

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TOYOTA CONTINUES TO LEAD THE SALES RACE Toyota South Africa Motors retained its market leadership position during May, with 8,043 units sold which translates to 16.8% market share; while the brand also retained its market share of the overall Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) segment at 25.2%.

"Whilst competitors capatalised on Government and large fleet special deals, Toyota is satisfied with our performance during May and achieving a fifth consecutive month of market leadership," says Calvyn Hamman, Toyota South Africa's Senior Vice President for Sales & Marketing, adding that Dealer Channel sales for Toyota's core products (including Hilux, Corolla and Fortuner) exceeds 75% of all sales. "This is particularly important for us as it shows a solid commitment from our Dealer Network in terms of sales and indicates a level of customer loyalty which we welcome," he says.

For the second consecutive month the overall the market showed a slight decline of 3.2% if compared to the same period last year, with the passenger segment showing a decline of 5.4%. Says Hamman: "The decline in specifically the passenger segment shows a level of caution with the wider car-buying public - this can be attributed to uncertainty around fuel prices, utility prices, imminent interest rate increases and vehicle price increase," says Hamman, adding that Toyota's used

vehicle brand, Automark, recorded 3,418 units sold during May; slightly up on the previous month. "This trend, coupled with a move to smaller, entry-level vehicles underlines consumers' cautious behaviour in the light of economic uncertainty."

Another worrying trend is the continuous decline in Car Rental sales which has deteriorated by 19.5% compared to the same period last year.

"While this decline can partially be attributed to purchase cycles, one has to think about the impact of new travel legislation on tourism-led industries such as car rental companies," says Hamman.

On the Trucks front, Hino South Africa achieved a solid 316 units sold, placing the brand in third position with a market share of just under 13%.

"The investment-led medium and heavy commercial segments are showing a constant month-onmonth decline which can be mainly attributed to the reduction in purchase due to replacement cycles which usually works on a 5-year basis, coupled with a general decline in business confidence," says Hamman.

Top performers from the Toyota stable included the Hilux (2,608 units), Corolla/Auris/Quest combination (1,400 units) and RAV 4 which continues to lead the Small Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) sales race with 416 units finding a home during May.

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Lean, Stylish, Innovative: The New Opel Astra - Fit for Fun Opel and compact class cars - this specific success story starts with the Kadett in 1936 and will be continued with the new Astra, the eleventh generation of an Opel compact class car.

So far, 24 million Kadett and Astra compact class models have left the plants. And now Opel is ready to add a new chapter to the history of its bestseller.

The next generation Astra is based on an allnew lightweight vehicle architecture, will only be driven by latest generation engines and offers features pre-

viously only known from higher segments.

The lean design makes the new Astra look more athletic than ever before.

To put it briefly, the new Astra combines efficiency with elegance and will redefine the compact class segment with its innovations. The Opel Astra will celebrate its world premiere at the International Motor

FOR SALE

!8 ' Sea Cat Skiboat with 2 x 75 Mariner Engines. Seaworthy with 6 x life jackets, overcoats, fishing rods GPS Fishfinder etc.

Boat also has under-deck fish hatches, bill pump, canopy, cover an breakneck trailer.

Boat in excellent condition.

N$69,000 Neg. Call 0811222151 or 064 220905

Show in Frankfurt this spring (September 17 to 27).

"Three values are decisive for the new Astra efficiency, innovation and dynamic performance," said Opel Group CEO Dr. Karl-Thomas Neumann. "Our engineers developed it from the proverbial white sheet of paper. The new Astra is up to 200 kilograms lighter than its predecessor - and its athletic design makes this outwardly visible. Its dimensions are smaller but both spaciousness and comfort have been increased considerably.

Under the hood the Astra will only feature engines of the latest generation.

Numerous technologies and assistance systems from higher segments increase the comfort and safety of the Astra passengers, with our personal connectivity and service assistant Opel OnStar, ultra-modern phone integration and the ground-breaking new adaptive full-LED matrix light IntelliLux leading the way.�

Saving where it counts: The new vehicle architecture

Lighter, more frugal and agile and at the same time even more comfortable the new Opel Astra meets all of these demands thanks to its successful fitness program.

Only the best: The latest powertrain portfolio The engine in the new Opel Astra supports this claim. Under the bonnet of every new Astra a member of the completely new engine portfolio can be found. Outputs range from 70 kW to 147 kW. The diesel and gasoline engines with a displacement of up to 1.6 litres all have three things in common: they

combine highest efficiency with excellent responsiveness and running smoothness.

Athletic design meets spaciousness: The perfect Astra symbiosis The design of the new Astra also depicts efficiency and once again the Monza Concept was the role model.

The evolution of the Opel design philosophy 'Sculptural Artistry meets German Precision' ensures that the new Astra catches the eye with a lighter, more athletic appearance instead of a muscular look.

The all-new Opel Astra is not only safer, more

comfortable, more attractive and more modern than ever before, it is also lighter, more agile, more aerodynamic and more efficient in every sense of the word.

It is Opel's road to the

future.

The new Opel Astra is under consideration for introduction in Southern Africa in 2016. Model range, specification, and pricing will be announced closer to launch.

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M+Z Motors Commercial Vehicles Tati Kamule promoted

M+Z Motors Commercial Vehicles is pleased to announce the promotion of Tati N Kamule to the position of Head of Sales: New and Used Tr u c k s b a s e d i n Windhoek.

Mr Kamule will be responsible for the overall management of the New and Used Truck Sales Department throughout Namibia.

Tati has successfully completed various

Daimler Truck and Bus sales and management courses during his employment.

Additionally, Tati brings with him a total of eight years of professional truck

sales experience with Mercedes Benz Commercial Vehicles and busses, Mercedes Benz Vans, Freightliner, Fuso & Western Star and the Fleetboard brands.

Canopies for Sale!!!

Toyota Hilux (New Shape): Steel Canopy with windows.

N$ 3,500-

Ford Ranger/ Mazda BT50: 2010 Shape.

Glassfibre. No windows.

N$ 3,000-

Toyota Hilux (New Shape): Glassfibre.

No windows.

N$ 3,000-

Toyota Hilux (New Shape): Glassfibre.

No windows.

N$ 3,000-

Toyota Hilux (New Shape): Glassfibre.

No windows.

N$ 3,000-

Nissan NP300 Hardbody: High capacity for Courier Companies.

N$ 5,500Also available- a Toyota Hilux LWB (New Shape) Alluminium Canopy. N$ 7,500Phone Luzane @ Crossroads Car Sales 064-403 666 or 081 445 7798.

FOR ALL YOUR MOTORING ADVERTISING AND NEWS CONTACT MIKKIE KRIEL CELL: 081 286 9519 OR EMAIL : mikkie@namibtimes.net

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E-MAIL: smalls@namibtimes.net OR shene@namibtimes.net

NOTICES BELIEVERS FELLOWSHIP CENTRE SWAKOPMUND: COME AND ENJOY!!!

The Worship, The Fellowship, The Embrace, The Word, The Prayers, The Love and His Presence.

Venue: opposite Fruits & Veg Complex (Spar raod)

by Reliance Motors / Commercial Marine Swakopmund.

Time: 08h30am Contact: 081 236 9028 081 227 9436 081 202 2914 081 370 3759 Join us this Sunday.

“Jesus is Lord” FINAL NOTICE GENERALS CLUB: Kindly note the final list of members claiming refunds is posted on the notice board at the old Club Premises.

If no objections are received by the 18th of June 2015, the Liquidators will proceed to distribute all funds at their discretion.

Joint Liquidators 3rd June 2015

TRAINING SANAH NAIL TECHNICIANS Beauty is the art 3 days nail training N$ 1400.00 with full kit & certificate, uv machine included.

Start your business upon completing the course.

Book your space now...

Quality at its best.

We are situated in Walvis Bay in Sam Nujoma Ave Erf 202 or call us 081 233 2893 081 233 5391

LESSONS CLASSES BEATACCMATH

EXTRA CLASSES!!

High School Accounting and Maths GET THAT HEAD START RESULTS DON’T LIE PROUDLY NAMIBIAN Narraville, Walvis Bay 081 497 2195 beataccmath@gmail.com

www.beataccmath.com LESSONS Reading Guaranteed withing 24 lesson hours Parental 1 day training offered in Walvis Bay Includes: Child testing and full report of areas of challenge.

All reading materials and program to follow, that guarantee results. Also in spelling and writing.

Saturday 6 June N$ 950.00 Contact: 081 214 0780

LESSONS CLASSES NAHOTA HOTEL SCHOOL: Receptionist Waiters / waitress Cleaner Chef / Cook Events Decor Full Basic Computer Walvis Bay & Swakopmund NAMSOV - Kuisebmond Morning or evening class open Register anytime & start Sms Your Name, The Course and Town.

Contact: 081 462 8224 085 553 1910

HAIR / BEAUTY BEAUTY ANNA We do nails and eyelashes for an affordable price Can make your nails and lashes look beautiful.

Contact: 081 689 8528 HOPE SALON Swakopmund: We are selling quality Brazilian hair, brazilain lace wigs, brazilian top closure all types.

We do manicure for N$120.00 Pedicure for N$100.00 We do any hairstyles, e.g invisible line, relaxing hair and wave.

Affordable prices and quality products.

Aune: 081 308 1738

DAY CARE DAY CARE WVB Affordable and reliable day care available for full and half day.

Contact Sonja: 081 127 8966

AUCTIONS Auction For Sheriff of the court Sat 6 June @ 10h00 130 Sixth st W/Bay Viewing Friday Everything must be Sold!

NO Reserves!

064220387 0811475333

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

CAKES

SERVICES

SERVICES

SERVICES

Heavenly Cakes We bake for birthdays and anniversaries and any other occasions that calls.

For delicious home made cakes.

Contact for free quote: 081 127 8966

Business Solution Trading CC 108 5th Street Walvis Bay Namibia Contact : 081 8532 464 Business plans, Feasibility and Marketing studies, project performance assessment, strategic and marketing planning, organizational growth and strategies, clearing and forwarding, SME mentor ship, Company logos, assignment at all levels of study (certificate, diploma, degree, and masters), loan application procedures and website design.

ALBY'S EASY SHUTTLE CC:

Josef driving School In Swakopmund and Walvis

SERVICES 2GETHER CONSTRUCTION CC t/a A. Nghiyavala Trading Enterprises CC, REG No. CC/2012/95 We do the following: Bricklaying ( Building Construction) Plumbing work Ceiling work Tiling work Tiling work & interlocking Painting work Carpentry (BIC) Contact us: 081 148 9348 081 280 6249 ELECTRICAL & GENERAL MAINTENANCE DOMESTIC & INDUSTRIAL eg@mtcmobil.com.na 081 261 4499 J.A Barnard

DR EL Kareem Traditional healer who will solve your problems which you had been experienced for such a long time physical and spiritual by using traditional African medicine and ritual prayers and free yourself from witchcraft Contact: 081 661 6732 TO HIRE: Tents, Chairs and Tables for hire.

Outside Swakopmund???

We can make special arrangements.

Containers also for hire.

Contact: 081 323 9402

PRODEL CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATIONS:

A TO Z CLEANING SERVICES WE OFFER: Daily / Weekly / Monthly Yearly Contracts For Offices / Buildings / Shops /Shopping malls // Factories/Accessible windows / Ablution Blocks / Body Corporates Etc. Contact Mr Coenie Brand Tel 081 129 7988 Office 205 036 Mail:ops@atozcleaning .com.na BUDGET CLEANERS: We o f f e r o n c e o f f cleaning for Lounge suites Carpets/Rugs Matrasses Loose chairs Machine scrub tiles Descale/Steam clean bathrooms / ablution blocks Accessible windows Exterior spray cleaning And much more!!!

Contact Mrs Jenny Brand Tel 081 148 5036 Office 220 382 Mail: budget@iway.na All cleaning procedures done under supervision

For all your renovations and construction needs with personal attention.

Call for a free quote JOHANN STEYN 081 128 0848.

TRADITIONAL DOCTOR - PHIRI: Powerful doctor with spiritual powers. helps with witchcraft problems, helps remove evils, tokolosh. Helps diseases.

Pregnancy problems.

Brings back your lost lovers, Marriages, Court cases, Penis enlargement, Business booster, Customer attraction, protection of property. revenge and send back the witches to the owners.

Call Dr Phiri: 081 716 4758 AR TRADING CC Construction and Renovation Services: We do the following services: - Build houses with rocks, - Build churches.

- Painting.

- Carpentry - Building schools.

- Renovations - Tiling.

- Bricks.

- Interlocks.

- Install electricity - Plumbing.

Contact: 081 286 2299 081 638 4385

Whk na Swk/W/bay N$200,00 W/bay/Swk na Whk N$200,00 Vertrek vanaf Whk 7h00 Vertrek vanaf W/bay 14h00 Besprekings @ 0811299811 (whatsApp/sms) albyeasy12@gmail.com L & F CLARKE INVESTMENT CC 201408587: * For all your building and renovation needs. * Garage cleaning services. * Wooden gates.

Contact Leon: 081 128 6397 081 149 6407 LIFESTYLE CREATIONS Create your own dress, personalised to your own unique measurements: * Matric dance dresses. * Wedding dresses. * Mother of the bride/groom. * Evening dresses. * Year end functions. *Day wear. * Alterations.

I am your designer with reasonable prices.

Salome: 081 728 4865 email: lifestylecreationsswk@g mail.com TOP DRY CLEANING SERVICES Services we provide: Cleaning of houses inside/out newly build etc.

Contract work, window cleaning, carpet cleaning, upholstery, curtains, blinds & mattress cleaning, car valets, stripping, painting & sealing of floors, refuse bin cleaning & laundry services.

Please contact or Email: Chene de Vos 0813643875 (accounts@topdrynam.c om) JOSEBIN DRIVING SCHOOL: We are now halfway into the year!!!

JOSEBIN DRIVING SCHOOL is here to assist you to get your licence in no time.

Contact: 081 237 6355 DR BANDA Powerful Traditional Doctor withna Difference: Court cases - complete matters Luck charms - Win gambling Lost lovers in days Rats, Short boys, Sendawana Catch thieves - Protection Remove witchcraft revenge Pregnancies - Business matters Both Swakopmund and Walvis bay only on request.

Contact: 081 331 8007

We offer driving lessons for N$ 90 per hour or pay for more than 10 hour for N$90 per hour and get 1 hour free.

N$ 150 for Natis test.

Professional, friendly and patient instructor- failing is not an option.

“Limited space available” Contact: 0814183595 or 0812969477.

DR DUH-AZIZI Now in Swakopmund Expert in African Traditional Medicine and Healing: Are you tired in a relationship and want to get married?

Is the support weak?

Do you want to keep a lover to yourself and no sharing? Ever wonder why others progress and your are struggling with no success? Are you troubled at night, no sleep, things move in the house or on your body? you have unfinished job?

Turn to DR DUH-AZIZI for all lost lovers, luck, removal of demons and tokolosh.

Contact: 081 344 8959

TRADITIONAL DOCTOR DR CHISALE “The Old Man” From Malawi Specializing in various problems and diseases...

Lost lovers to come back within 4 days Protection of houses and bodies from witchcraft Removal of any type of bad luck Complicated court cases Binding your lover, to be yours only Boosting your business Passing examinations Promotion at work Win big contracts Not to be asked to pay debts or accounts To become pregnant To have more power during sex All types of diseases To become pregnant and many more Come and see wonderful miracles happening in your life and you will never regret Phone Doctor Chisalo “The Old man” 081 726 2834 Carpet/Upholstery Cleaning For effective cleaning please call Lida Coastal Hygiene for a free quote The Chem-Dry method: Stays clean longer, Dry Faster, Healthier, No bad odours Treat your carpets!

Please book to avoid disappointment.

Tel 064 209 292 E-mail: admin2@lida.com.na

SERVICES MS ELECTRICAL:

Operate in Walvis Bay and Swakopmund.

We repair: * Geysers * Washing Machine * Microwaves * Stove, Aircons, Fridges * Electric Motors, 3-phase and single 3-phase * Battery chargers and welding machine * Electrical on houses * Vacuum cleaners and compressors * Any electrical appli-ance we’ll fix it.

All electrical appliances have 3 month guarantee.

You call - we come and fix.

Contact: Mr. Sylveners 081 299 9960.

S BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CC We specialise in the following * Painting * Building * Interlocks * Roof repair * Extension * Plumbing * Carpentry Contact: 081 624 5801 KAMO WELDING AND FAB CC We do: *Welding and metal fabricating *Burglar bars *Security gates or sliding gates *Roofing *Trailer build and repair *Fencing *Painting Contact us for all your welding and metal works needs 081 034 5484 Find us on facebook: Kamo Welding and Fabricating

OFFICE & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE REMOVAL SPECIALISTS Over Namibia Mobile: 0814093522 email: neilnkt@iway.na

BAARD GROUP

Baard Transport / Block & Brick baard@afol.com.na TEL: 064-274 800 FAX: 064-274 810 ∙ Blocks / Bricks ∙ Rock Face / Pavers ∙ Interlocks / Linthols ∙ Sand / Stone ∙ De-watering ∙ Hiring of earth moving Equipment “The Service Makes The Difference” NEW: Hollow 7 MPA Super Brick

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

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PROPERTIES TO RENT TO LET: 1 Bedroom flat, with BIC's plus garage Fairways - No pets please N$4000-00 P/M water included, excl electricity prepaid. Dep required.

Available 1 July 2015Contact: 081 333 5230 TE HUUR: Vineta, Swakopmund Baie netjiese 3 slaapkamerhuis, naby die waterfront.

N$ 8 000.00 p/m plus deposito Kontak: 081 128 6095 TO RENT:MEERSIG 2 bedroom apartment, bathroom, open plan kitchen with lounge, BIC incl. stove, indoor braai, garage, alarm. Prepaid electricity, water included.

Deposit payable.

N$6000 p/m.

Available from 1 July 2015 Contact: 081 293 6073 / 081 149 0144 To Rent: Narraville One bedroom flat, open plan kitchen, shower.

W/E incl.

N$ 2 900.00 p/m + deposit of N$ 1 450.00 Contact : 081 289 7097 / 081 381 3090 TO Rent: Walvis Bay, Hermes, Edelweiss Heights 2 bedroom apartment with communal under roof parking. Prepaid electricity, water excluded.

Immediately available.

N$ 4 500.00 p/m (Brand new and private) Contact: 081 125 5288 To Rent: Narraville Fully furnished one bedroom flat, toilet and shower with hot water.

W/E incl.

N$ 3 200.00 p/m Contact: 081 274 7097 / 081 498 6047 Te Huur: Palmae Court Een slaapkamer woonstel met een motorhuis dadelik beskikbaar.

N$ 4 250.00 p/m.

Koopkrag, eie water aansluiting.

Vivien:081 128 3649 To Rent: In town, 7th road (near Indongo Toyota) 2× bedroom, kitchen with BIC, bathroom with shower, 1× garage.

N$5500 p/m + deposit of N$ 5 500.00 W/E incl.

Immediately available.

Contact: 081 247 2717 TE HUUR: Narraville Bachelor flat, Koraal str N$ 2 700.00 p/m vooruitbetaalbaar + deposito W/L ingsl.

Twee slaapkamer woonstel Aalwyn straat met motorhuis N$ 4 500.00p/m vooruitbetaalbaar + deposito.

Kontak: 081 452 6408

PROPERTIES TO RENT

TO LET SWAKOP OCEAN VIEW VIEW TODAY OCEAN VIEW Lovely 3 Bedroom house with Big 2 Bed flat, garage can park 6 cars. Pet & Child friendly N$ 15 000.00 BEST OFFER EVER 3 Bed house with huge erf, include 1 Bed Flat With lots to offer N$ 13 000.00 MORE AVAILABLE 3 to 5 Bed houses Price range 15 to N$ 30 000.00 pm CONTACT US STILL TODAY (064) 464 033 www.remax.co.za

MONDESA TO LET 2Bedr house, bathr, lounge, kitchen N$ 3300.00 W/Incl Jabulani 2Bedr house, bathr, lounge, kitchen N$ 4500.00 W/Incl All deposits required For Sale Mahetago Double storey complex Ideal for rental investment or self catering or B&B establishment guaranteed income of up 19,500pm consist of main house with 4 units of 2Bedr each N$ 1.650 mil Tamariskia-Extension 3 Open erf Size 600sqm2 N$ 450 000.00 Cottage village Flat 2 Bedr, 1 bathr, open plan kitchen, garage N$ 850,000,00 Vineta central House 3Bedr, 2bathr, lounge, kitchen dinning room, single garage with bachelor flat N$ 1.630 mil Ocean view (brand new) 3Bed house, 2bathr, lounge, kitchen dinning room, single garage (remote door) N$ 1.9 mil Negotiable Arandis Town houses Newly built 2bedr houses at 60sqm exclusive parking N$ 445,000.00 Call Tel: 064-402112 Fax: 064-403396 Matty: 081 244 6995 www.mnkpropertiesna mibia.com

PROPERTIES TO RENT TO RENT Oletweni Swakopmund: 1 Bedroom flat, bathroom, mini kitchen with BIC, Lounge and no garage.

N$3000.00 + deposit.

W/L Included. No kids and no pets. Preferably for a person with sober habits.

Contact: 081 673 2664 TE HUUR Ocean view - Swakop: Meenthuis.

3 Slaapkamers, 2 badkamers, dubbel garage, tuin, alarm N$8000.00p/m Kontak: 081 250 4948

TO LET SWAKOP FULLY FURNISHED BIG BARGAIN Stunnig 3 Bed town house, ground floor Fully furned N$ 12 000.00 pm LOCK UP & GO FURNISHED 2 Bed, 1 Bath S/Garage, very secure complex.

Walking distance to shops N$ 11 000.00 Ocean View Family perfect Huge 3 bed house, pet friendly own yard N$ 18 000.00 CONTACT US STILL TODAY (064) 464 033 www.remax.co.za

3 bedroom house in Kuisebmond, Namport.

Open plan lounge & kitchen. b.i.c in main bedroom& kitchen. 2 bathrooms. garage. water& electricity excluded. prepaid electricity.

N$ 4 700 neg + deposit. available immediately. available immediately.

We are looking properties: houses, town houses, flats, warehouses, to sell and to rent-out.

We build and renovate houses.

Call Emily Haufiku 081 344 2576

avondia@iway.na

TO LET Houses Kramersdorf: 3-4 Bedrooms, N$7000, N$9600, N$10 000 + W/L; Ocean View: 4 Bedrooms, 2 lounges, study, 3 bathrooms, fire place + BBQ N$16 000.00 Seaside Estates Birgit: 081 275 7827

PROPERTIES TO RENT

TO LET SWAKOP LONG BEACH FOR THE BACHELOR Unfurned, secure complex. S garage Walking distance to beach N$ 4000.00 FURNISHED SECURE COMPLEX Furnished, walking distance to the beach Out door BBQ N$ 7 700.00 BIG BARGAIN 3 level town house 3 Bed 2 bath, D/garage Sea View Fully furnished N$ 11000.00 CONTACT US STILL TODAY (064) 464 033 www.remax.co.za

MALAKIA PROPERTIES TO LET TAMARISKIA 2bedrooms, 1bathroom Kitchen and Garage N$3800.00 W/ Incl MAHETAGO 2bedrooms, 1bathroom And Kitchen N$3000.00 W/L incl 3bedrooms, 2bathrooms Kitchen and Lounge N$5000.00 W/L Excl Avble 1 July 2015 3bedrooms bic, 2bathrooms. Kitchen bic with stove, Lounge And Garage N$7000.00 W/Incl MONDESA 3bedrooms, 1bathrooms Kitchen , Lounge Boundary wall And Garage N$6650.00 W/L Excl Avble 1 July 2015 JABULANI 3bedrooms bic, 2bathrooms Kitchen bic, Lounge Boundary wall And Garage N$5500.00 W/L Excl Avble 1 July 2015 TUUTALENI WALVIS BAY Room and bathroom N$1700.00 W/Incl ARANDIS 4bedrooms, bathroom Kitchen & Lounge N$4000.00 W/L Excl All Deposit –required Malakia 081 297 7253 Email: malakiaproperties@ya hoo.com NEW BACHELOR FLAT TO RENT Mahetago - Near woermann brock: Hot water, prepaid electricity. Bic N$2200.00/month (Water incl) Contact: 081 129 7171

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

PROPERTIES TO RENT

PROPERTIES TO RENT

PROPERTIES TO RENT

TE HUUR: Vanaf 1 Julie 3 slaapkamer meenthuis.

De Waterkant Kompleks Meersig. Netjies en baie veilig.

N$ 7 000.00 p/m Water ingsl.

Deposito benodig.

Skakel: 081 271 4188

Te Huur: Narraville Een gemeubeleerde woonstel, met water en ligte ingesluit. Vir enkel persoon. N$3500.00 p/m Een slaapkamer woonstel, medt water en ligte ingesluit. N$3000 Kontak: 081 627 0640

BACHELORS FLAT TO RENT Venita Swakop: with garage Open plan kitchen in N$3300 plus deposit , water & electricity included Available: 4th June 2015 Contact details: 0812587126 or 064-461025

To Rent: Narraville No. 3154, Sunbird Street.

Two bedroom house with shower and bathroom, open plan kitchen and lounge. Water excluded, prepaid electricity.

N$4000 + deposit.

Contact: 081 793 9867 / 081 403 9004

MALAKIA PROPERTIES TO LET TAMARISKIA 2bedrooms, 1bathroom Kitchen and Garage N$3800.00 W/ Incl MAHETAGO 2bedrooms, 1bathroom And Kitchen N$3000.00 W/L incl 3bedrooms, 2bathrooms Kitchen and Lounge N$5000.00 W/L Excl Avble 1 July 2015 3bedrooms bic, 2bathrooms. Kitchen bic with stove, Lounge And Garage N$7000.00 W/Incl MONDESA 3bedrooms, 1bathrooms Kitchen , Lounge Boundary wall And Garage N$6650.00 W/L Excl Avble 1 July 2015 JABULANI 3bedrooms bic, 2bathrooms Kitchen bic, Lounge Boundary wall And Garage N$5500.00 W/L Excl Avble 1 July 2015 TUTALENI WALVIS BAY Room and bathroom N$1700.00 W/Incl ARANDIS 4bedrooms, bathroom Kitchen & Lounge N$4000.00 W/L Excl All Deposit –required Malakia 081 297 7253 Email: malakiaproperties@yah oo.com

TO RENT Vineta - Swakop: Bachelor flat with kitchen/open plan lounge and bathroom. Built in cupboards in bedroom and kitchen plus stove and alarm + garage.

Prepaid electricity N$4200.00p/m Contact: 081 264 3702 TO RENT Tamariskia - Swakop Near Rossing Foundation: 1 Bedroom flat with shower, open plan kitchen with fitted stove and cupboards.

Monthly rental N$3500.00 W/L Included and alarm monitoring.

Available 1 July 2015.

Contact: 081 286 5630 081 279 3296 Flat to Rent in Hermis Walvisbay.

Bachelor flat for a single person, with small living and kitchen area. 1 Bedroom with bathroom. No garage. Private entrance with small courtyard.

Walking distance from Welwitchia Hospital. W/E included.

Immediately available.

N$2800 pm + N$2000 deposit.

Contact: 081 207 7651 TO RENT Walvis - Central Town: 1 Bedroom flat, living room, open plan kitchen and bathroom.

Rent N$3500 + deposit N$2000.00 payable in 4 installments. W/L Incl.

Available 15/06/2015 - 1 year contract.

Contact 081 252 9876 To Rent: Narraville A 27 year old man looking for a male to share a two bedroom flat , one toilet & shower, open plan kitchen & living room. N$2000 + deposit of N$2000. Water & electricity excluded.

Deposit payable over two months. Very neat & fully furnished. No garage.

Contact: 081 352 1033 To Rent: Kuisebmond 2 bedroom house, no garage. N$3900 + deposit (neg.)

Contact: 081 296 3436

To Rent: Narraville Two bedroom flat, BIC, open plan kitchen. Water and alarm included, prepaid electricity.

N$4300 + deposit (neg) Contact: 081 591 7777 TO RENT: Narraville Big one bedroom, kitchen & toilet & shower.

For one or two persons N$ 2 900.00 p/m W/E incl.

Deposit payable in two months Available immediately in house no 40 Meeu Street Contact: 081 723 7005 081 278 7763 To Rent – small office in centre of town ( Walvis Bay) to rent Available 1st of June 2015 Contact: 064-204745 / 0813420000 TO RENT: 2 bedroom flat to rent in Narraville Available 1 June 2015 W/E incl.

N$ 4 800.00 p/m Deposit payable Contact: 081 128 8919 for viewing SAM NUJOMA AVE 171 Walvis Bay, Great Investment Opportunity with loads of potential!

Nicely Located!

N$ 5 250 000CC reg.

Well below valuation.

Building consist of shops, offices, restaurant, conference room and overnight chalets. www.leadingrealestates.i way.na, Frans 081 122 1687 TUKA PROPERTIES CC TO LET Vineta Wilto Apartment · 2 Bedroom flat, open plan kitchen, 1 Bathroom and single garage for N$ 5500 water & electricity exclusive.

For more info call 081 241 5447 064-461217 Email: info@tukaproperties.co m Website: tukaproperties.com

TUKA PROPERTIES CC TO LET Vineta Wilto Apartment · 2 Bedroom flat, open plan kitchen, 1 Bathroom and single garage for N$ 5500 water & electricity exclusive.

For more info call 081 241 5447 064-461217 Email: info@tukaproperties.co m Website: tukaproperties.com NEW BACHELOR FLAT TO RENT Mahetago - Near woermann brock: Hot water, prepaid electricity. Bic N$2200.00/month (Water incl) Contact: 081 129 7171 Flat to rent, 2 bedr, both en-suite, small open plan kitchen & lounge.

Tandem garage. Outside under roof braai. N$6000 furnished, N$5000 unfurnished. Water and electricity incl.

Jörn 0812831161 TO LET 3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Apartment Long Beach Ext 2. Dbl Garage, No Pets, Sea View N$ 3500.00 deposit and N$ 7000.00 p/m W&L excl. Prepaid meter Available 1 July 2015 Rousseau: 081 681 1738

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PROPERTIES FOR SALE

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

SOLE & EXCLUSIVE MANDATE JANNA'S COURT WALVIS BAY Luxurious double storey 3 bed, 2 bath City apartments with dressing room, garage, balcony lounge, Sitting room & kitchen.

Not to be missed – only 2 left!!

N$ 1 620 000-00 Claudia 0816051984 P.A.M TREE VILLAS WALVIS BAY SOLE & EXCLUSIVE MANDATE 205 Free-standing houses located 5km from the Walvis Bay City Centre On the road to Swakopmund.

Choose your own design & plot!

Selling from N$ 615 000-00.

Claudia 0816051984

House in Walvis Bay 5th Street, Right Next to Namport up for sale.

Ideally Located for Business. Huge ERF to construct accommodation for Employees. Can convert or build Offices. Can Store or park Containers/Cars or other goods coming from the Port. ERF size 980m² Main House: 3 Bedroom, Bathroom, Living Room, Kitchen 2 Outside Bedroom Flats Big ERF Price N$2.2 million (Negotiable) David M : 0811563778 PLOT FOR SALE Swakopmund Vineta Extension 9: Size 800m² Price N$750 000.00 Contact Owner: 081 150 1080

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

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

A rare find at N$ 905 000-00 each!

Claudia 0816051984

WALVIS BAY 20 4505

FOR SALE PRIME COMMERCIAL PROPERTY CENTRE OF TOWN Erf size 1250 sqm A rare opportunity!!

N$6.5 million BED & BREAKFAST Also ideal for letting as flats or accommodation for your workers.

4 flats and 3 separate rooms with bathrooms.

A great deal!!

N$2.4 million FOR THE INVESTOR

Edelweiss New 1 bedr flat, bathr, open plan lounge and fitted kitchen, underroof parking. A fixed lease agreement .

N$610 000

Amanda 081 128 4836

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

ARANDIS FREE-STANDING 2 & 3 bed houses!

Choose your own house to suit your needs best!

2 bed with garage N$ 490 000.00 3 bed with garage N$ 595 000.00 Emily 081 293 0335 Joey 081 278 058 Gogga 081 870 9950 ARANDIS FREE-STANDING 3 BED, 1 BATH HOUSE WITH LOUNGE, KITCHEN, PATIO & GARAGE N$ 568 000-00 Gogga 081 870 9950

HOUSE FOR SALE (Plot and Plan) House in CC Big 3 bedroom, 3 bathrooms, 3 garages, scullery. Drawing on request. House 235m² Erf 6059 Ext 19 600m² Swakopmund - adjacent to mile 4.

Price N$1 900 000 (neg) Contact owner: 081 127 6049 FOR SALE Town House Walvis bay - Davo Flats: 2 Bedroom house, all rooms with BIC, bathroom, kitchen with stove and BIC, lounge and a garage.

N$950 000.00 Looking for FNB preapproed clients.

Contact: 081 673 2664

LONG BEACH SIMPLY AWESOME!!

Huge 4 bed double storey With 3 garages, open Plan kitchen/living with Beautiful sea view, study/ Studio, indoor BBQ, party On the roof!

N$2.970.000-00 GOGGA 0818709950 HENTIES BAY SELLING BELOW VALUATION!!!

Huge 3 bed house, 2 bathr In & outside BBQ, Double garage PLUS 2 bedr flat with 2 garages.

793m² N$1.350.000-00 GOGGA 0818709950 SWAKOPMUND – MONDESA PERFECT INVESTMENT! 3 Bed, 2 bath, kitchen Lounge and garage PLUS 3 X bachelor flats.

N$1.370.000-00 GOGGA 0818709950 SWAKOPMUND GREAT OPPORTUNITY! 6 X Properties to pick from!

All 3 bedrs, huge erven, STARTING FROM N$1.345.000-00 GOGGA 0818709950 SWAKOPMUND VACANT ERVEN 800m² - N$800.000-00 618m² - N$620.000-00 600m² - N$470.000-00 LONGBEACH HENTIES BAY Glory Real Estate: For sale: Meersig (plots): 800m²× , N$685 000.00 822m² , N$780 000.00 Heavy Industrial Warehouse: Ground Hoor @ Upper desk, 70m² , N$700 000.00 Longbeach plots: 641m² , N$ 612 000.00 Dolphin Beach: 835m² , N$ 825 000.00 Kuisebmond: Block of 9 rooms 2 toilets, 3 showers, kitchen with BIC, sitting room with BBQ + 2 bedroom house, kitchen, 1 bathroom, high bound ring walls, N$980 000.00, Rental income N$14 000.00 Neat 3 bedroom house, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, garage. Own prepaid water meters.

N$830 000.00 Contact: 081 457 0543 Email: toinischoltz@gmail.com

TE KOOP Henties baai - Omdel: 660m² Erf te koop N$145 000.00(cash) Kontak: 081 259 7530 081 270 6823 COASTAL ESTATES Swakopmund: New house.

3 Bedrooms. Main bedroom with walk in closet, 2 bathrooms with bath and shower. Guest toilet. Kitchen, Lounge, Dining room, Scullery. 2 Garages.

N$1 680 000.00 Contact: Jan: 081 270 8005 Hannes: 081 149 8777 Irma: 081 268 4469 COASTAL ESTATES Swakopmund: Flat - Central.

2 Bedrooms with lots of BIC, 2 bathrooms. Open plan kitchen, lounge, dining room. Balcony.

Tandem garage.

N$990 000.00 Contact: Jan: 081 270 8005 Hannes: 081 149 8777 Irma: 081 368 4469 MALAKIA PROPERTIES SALE TAMARISKIA 3bedrooms, 2bathroom, Kitchen, Lounge Boundary wall Plus 1bachelor flat N$1mil Olwetweeni (Swakopmund) Good Investment: 2bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, Lounge Garage Plus: 4 bachelor flats. Generate monthly income N$ 14 200.00 N$1.3mil 4bedrooms, 2bathroom, kitchen, Lounge Garage. Plus: 2 bachelor flats N$1.4mil MONDESA 2bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen N$380 000.00 cash only ARANDIS 3bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen and Lounge N$355 000.00 Good Investment: 2bedrooms, bathroom, open-plan kitchen Plus: 2flats with 2bedrooms,bathroom Open-plan kitchen each Generate monthly income N$ 7500.00 N$550 000.00 Malakia 081 297 7253 Email: malakiaproperties@ya hoo.com BUSINESS FOR SALE AND ITS ASSETS !Vehicle !Jumping castles !water slide !Air blower Cell: 081 249 9168

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WALVIS BAY 20 4505

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Walvis Bay Weighbridge SOLE & EXCLUSIVE MANDATE Prime Warehouses for sale!

Ranging from 165 – 412m² Selling from N$ 1 492 500-00 Don't hesitate! Call Now! Claudia 081 605 1984

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FOR SALE CENTRAL This lovely 2 bedr unit on the 1st floor is close to all amenities, offering 1 full bathr, open plan lounge to fitted kitchen, single garage, tiled throughout.

N$ 750 000 MEERSIG In a quiet area this 5 bedr home is waiting for YOU, consists of 3 bathr, lounge, kitchen, dining, double garage situated on a corner plot measuring 738m² BARGAIN!!!!

N$1.6 Million KUISEBMOND Close to the beach and Naval Base you will find this 2 bedr unit offering 1 bathr, kitchen to lounge, single garage N$ 440 000

Joey 081 129 3293

VACANCY - ESTATE AGENTS NEEDED! WALVIS BAY & SWAKOPMUND WE ARE LOOKING FOR QUALIFIED, EXPERIENCED AND MOTIVATED ESTATE AGENTS TO JOIN OUR SALES TEAMS IN WALVIS & SWAKOPMUND PLEASE EMAIL CV'S TOGETHER WITH VALID FIDELITY CERTIFICATE & DRIVER'S LICENCE TO pa.remaxatlantic@iway. na NB: MUST HAVE OWN CAR! CONTAINERS TO BUY/ RENT and Storage Yard in Swakopmund – with 24/7 access.

Office or Ablution alterations. Cowboys: 064-418150 or 081-1464770.

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

NEW DEVELOPMENT MONDESA! IMBA VILLAGE Phase 1 selling now!

2 Bed, 1 Bath 62.2m² unit with open plan & garage N$ 668 900.00 VINOTHAN: 0811289388 IYANDA COURT – ARANDIS PHASE ONE SOLD OUT! 2 BED, 1 BATH HOUSE WITH OPEN PLAN KITCHEN/LIVING AREA. OUTSIDE BBQ & PARKING AREA. SAFE & SECURE COMPLEX. N$ 445 000-00 Gogga 0818709950 Vinothan 0811289388

LOLO PARK Storage Units 081 247 6525 Grand Ave Industrial Area Walvis Bay TE KOOP Swakopmund: Woonstel sentraal gelee met goeie huurder in plek.

2 Slaapkamers, 2 badkamers, 2 garages.

N$1 600 000.00 TE KOOP Swakop - Ocean view: Meenthuis in kompleks.

3 Slaakamers, 2 badkamers, dubbel garage.

N$1 600 000.00 Kontak: 081 250 4948 081 249 7300

UIS COUNTRY LIFE! Huge 5 bed house with open Plan living, double garage, Carport, 2 X patios, outdoor BBQ, borehole, pool, Garden with irrigation, Erf size 2250m².

GOGGA 0818709950 ARANDIS NEW - PLOT & PLAN 7 X Different house types, Each on own erf, House size between 98m² to 158m².

FROM N$604.500-00 TO N$850.600-00 GOGGA 0818709950 TE KOOP Vineta - Swakopmund Ext.8 2 Huise op 1 Erf , size 982m² 1ste huis: 4 Slaapkamers, 2 badkamers (one on-suite), sit/eet/studeer kamer.

Kombuis. 3 Garages.

Binne en buite braai. BIC. Eie Groot Tuin.

2de huis: Dubbelverdieping, bo 3 slaapkamers, 2 badkamers (one on-suite). BIC, Balcon. Onder het 'n gaste toilet, oopplan pragtige kombuis met sitkamer en binne braai. 1 groot garage. Buite bediende kamer, eie jaarts. Klein tuin en ingang.

Alles is loop afstand van die waterfront af.

N$3miljoen Excl transfer costs. Geen kommissie Kontak: 081 786 0089

PROPERTIES FOR SALE HOUSE FOR SALE Arandis: (one) 1x 4 Bedroom house now available to buy. It has a kitchen and big sitting room. The house is neatly tiled and has a geyser. Total size of the yard is 517m² and has enough space to extend.

Do not miss this opportunity.

Selling price: N$360 000.00 Contact: 081 360 7641 CORNER ERF FOR SALE: Size: 996m² Location: Ext 9, Ocean View.

Price: On request.

Contact: 081 122 4325 081 128 0595

Contact Remax for all your property needs!

Our friendly agents standing by whether you are selling, buying or renting!

Give us a call!

Ongwediva 065 238 342 / 0812792525 Swakopmund 064 464 033 / 081 870 9950 Walvis Bay 064 212 440 / 081 605 1984 Fine & Country For sale: Price reduced, 3 bedroom house, double garage. N$1 180 000.00 Walvis Bay: 3 bedroom, double garage.

N$ 1 500 000.00 Walvis Bay: Spacious 3 bedroom family home, double garage (parks 3 cars), lovely garden, bachelor flat, huge yard 1025m2.

N$1 620 000.00 All of above close to dune side.

Fairways: Modern 3 bedroom house, open plan kitchen and lounge, indoor BBQ, double garage. N$1 720 000.00 To Let: Central: 3 bedroom, 3 garages for residential N$11 000.00 or for business N$15 000.00 Central: 3 bedroom flat, 2 bathroom, open plan kitchen, lounge, single garage, prepaid, fully furnished.

Fairways: 1 bedroom flat, N$4500.00 Long Beach: 2 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, tandem garage, furnished, N$6000.00 Meersig: 2 bedroom flat, bathroom, garage, N$4500.00 Contact Hannelie on 081 124 2292 Office: 064 221 417 FOR SALE: Spacious houses with dune or sea view plus many extras, furnished/unfurnished.

Seaside Estates Birgit: 081 275 7827

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PROPERTIES FOR SALE TUKA PROPERTIES CC FOR SALE Mile 4 – 4- Shores · 3 Bedroom flat, Open plan kitchen BIC bathroom, one extra toilet, alarm system and garage for N$ 1.3 mil Mile 4 · 3 Bedrooms Apartment, 2 ½ Bathrooms, Open Plan Kitchen, Store room, Braai Area Single Garage & small court yard for N$1.21 mil Hage Heights · 3 Bedrooms house, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, lounge, dining room and small study room, 4 garages and 1- self containing bedroom with exterior access.

N$ 3.3 mil Vineta · Various 3 Bedrooms houses, Kitchen, living and dining room with garages available from N$ 1, 355 000.00 to N$1,605 000.00 Vineta · 3 Bedrooms house, 2 Bathrooms, Kitchen, living / dining room, Single garage and 1 bedroom flat for N$1.75 mil Vineta · 6 bedrooms house, sitting/lounge, dining room, kitchen, scullery, pantry, laundry room, 1 full bathroom, 2 shower & toilet, entertainment area, 3 garages. A 2 bedrooms flat, with open plan lounge/kitchen, bathroom.

House is fitted with alarm system and solar panels, solar geyser and extra solar lights. N$2.7 mil Tamariskia - Cottage village · 2 bedroom flat, 1 bathroom, build in cupboards, open plan kitchen with 1 garage.

N$850 000.00 Long Beach · 2 Bedrooms flat, 2 Bathrooms, open plan kitchen, indoor bay & garage for N$ 1 mil (all furniture included) Windhoek – Khomasdal · 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, dinning , kitchen, living room, double garage and lappa with boundary wall and electric fence with extra outside toilet for N$ 2.3 mil For Investor · 4x 1 Bedrooms flat, 1 x 2 bedrooms flat in Narraville, Walvis Bay for N$1 mil Walvis Bay – Industrial area · 3000 m² plot for sale for N$4 mil Plot – Ocean view · 875 m² plot sale for N$ 750 000.00 If you are having properties to sell, Contact us at Tuka Properties.

For more info call 081 241 5447 064-461217 Email: info@tukaproperties.co m

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

ARANDIS FREE-STANDING 3 BED, 2 BATH HOUSE WITH LOUNGE, KITCHEN & PATIO. MAIN BED WITH ENSUITE BATH! N$ 550 000-00 Emily 081 293 0335

ARANDIS FREE-STANDING 3 BED, 2 BATH HOUSE WITH LOUNGE, KITCHEN, PATIO & GARAGE MAIN BED WITH ENSUITE BATH! N$ 660 000-00 Joey 081 278 0518 ARANDIS FREE-STANDING 2 BED, 1 BATH HOUSE WITH LOUNGE, KITCHEN & PATIO N$ 456 000-00 Joey 081 278 0518

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

Within walking distance from the lagoon!

N$ 645 000-00 each.

Joey 0812780518

PROPERTIES WANTED

PROPERTIES WANTED WANTED: Private Deal – Properties I am looking for a house or open erf to buy in Kuisebmond or Narraville.

Kindly Contact: Marietije: 081 775 5171 To Rent: Narraville A 27 year old man looking for a male to share a two bedroom flat , one toilet & shower, open plan kitchen & living room. N$2000 + deposit of N$2000. Water & electricity excluded.

Deposit payable over two months. Very neat & fully furnished. No garage.

Contact: 081 352 1033 ERWE TE KOOP GEVRA IN SWAKOPMUND Kontak Koper: 081 127 6049 SELLING YOUR 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

WANTED CASH FOR GOLD We buy Gold & Silver Jewellery and Coins even if it's broken. We also Buy Diamonds. We operate in Swakop, Walvis Bay, Henties Bay, Arandis, Uis and Omaruru.

Contact us at: 0813443794/081315 9178 We are available 24/7

VACANCIES PA PROPERTIES CC We are looking for houses to rent out for both long term and short term.

We are situated in Shearwater Street Vogelstrand, Vogelsicht Building office 23.

Please contact us or Email: Chene de Vos 0813643875 (property@parealtorgro up.com) JJ Smit: 0812126406 (bcm@parealtorgroup.c om)

WANTED: Looking for a house to buy in Kuisebmond.

Ranging from N$ 300 000.00 N$ 550 000.00 Contact: 081 370 5587 081 314 8078 081 322 6181

Has the following vacancy available for a ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT Experience: Must have PASTEL experience Petty Cash Debtors Filling Bank recon Daily tasks in bookkeeping Candidate must be aged between 25-35 Attached Namibia ID and Driver license to CV CLOSING DATE: 19 June 2015 Successful candidates will be contacted.

E-MAIL CV'S TO: christel@safewearnamibi a.com OR deliver at Safe Wear Namibia

VACANCIES Job Advertisement Qualified SHE Officers Guardian Occupational Hygiene Services is seeking the services of qualified SHE Officers for Short Term Contracts on construction Projects. The successful persons will be responsible for: - Conducting method statements & risk assessments and considering how risks could be reduced.

- Carrying out regular site inspections to check policies and procedures are being properly implemented.

- Keeping records of inspection findings and producing reports that suggest improvements.

- Recording of incidents and accidents and producing statistics.

- Attending SHE Site Meetings.

- Managing and organising the safe disposal of Project Waste.

- Conducting Site Inductions.

- Conducting self audits.

Qualifications & Experience: - 5 Years experience in construction she concepts.

- NOSA SAMTRAC Certificate or equivalent qualification.

- Valid First Aid Certificate - Code 08 drivers Licence - Computer Literate Applications with CV's can be mailed to The Manager: jjsbilt@mweb.com.na Only short listed applicants will be notified.

Earn extra cash!

Sell AVON The No.1 Direct selling beauty company in the world.

Call 0812553924 or lanactz@gmail.com

VACANCY We are looking for the following * Quad bike guides * Bar staff * Kitchen staff We are in the tourism industry.

Must work weekends.

Contact: 081 042 1407

BLANCHERO HAIR & BEAUTY STUDIO: Looking for dynamic, confident and professional: - 4x Hairstylists - 1x Nail Technician - 1x Receptionist for NEW SALON. Contact: 081 476 1633 081 590 8553

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

CARS FOR SALE: Fiat Palio 1200 2000 Model Good condition Contact Dewald Els: 064-203561 FOR SALE: Black 2007 Audi A 4 s line 173 000 km Automatic N$ 70 000.00 Contact: 081 361 0393 FOR SALE: Mercedes Bens, model 1997. N$ 46 000.00 (neg). Good condition, leather inside.

Contact: 081376 2804 FOR SALE: Jetta 1.6.

Good condition.

Contact: 081 247 1888 FOR SALE: 2007 Toyota Quantum 2.7 VVTI Petrol, 380 000 km on the clock Very good condition 12 seater N$ 105 000.00 Contact owner if interested: 081 737 2570 FOR SALE; 2008 Isuzu KB 250 Extended cab 2x4 Perfect condition with lots of extras 73 000 km N$ 135 000.00 Contact: 085 127 5941 FOR SALE: 2013 Polo maxx 22 000 km White as new N$ 140 000.00 Contact: 081 142 6160 FOR SALE: 2014 Chevrolet utility N$ 180 000.00 Canopy incl.

Contact: 081 400 4655

P&H Crane 15Ton N$200,000.00 Good Condition

WINSKOOP TOYOTA 2012-2013 DUBBEL KAJUIT AGTER BAKKE N$16,000.00

Fanie 0813944026

CARS Mercedez 200 C Compresor 2002 model In Excellent Condition.

168,000km Price N$75,000.00 negotiable

Cell: 0817164420

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE: 1x 2Ton Mobi engine crane. As new new price: N$5500 asking: N$4500.00 2x 15Litre aluminium oil dispensers new price: N$3400 asking: N$2800 1x 500litre plastic tank used for rainwater storage. new price: N$1667.50 asking: N$1000 For viewing only weekends contact: 081 373 7614 FOR SALE: * Various size Maranti Windows with glass * 1x Maranti Garage door 2,4m high * 1x 50cc quad bike * 1x Freezer machine for 2,5 x 2,5 freezer room. * 4x Alloy rims for RAV4 * 2002 RAV4 3 door excellent condition ALL PRICES NEGOTIABLE. Contact: 081 128 6776 FOR SALE: 2 Baby car seats to sel or swap. Wanted 3 car Booster seats to swap or buy.

Contact: 081 260 0828 FOR SALE: Walvis Bay Jackpot for sale 3 star N$ 68 000.00 Contact: 081 326 8976 FOR SALE: 1x PRIMA 300mm Professional palony slicer hardly used just like new N$2850.00 1x Foldable pick-nic table. Good condition.

N$450.00 1x Spray-gun cleaning machine stainless steel like new N$1500.00 1x Ascent 21 SPD Bike Shimano equipped, extras, like new N$2200.00 1x AEG Dish washing machine. Good condition.

N$650.00 1x Whirlpool heavy duty washing machine N$850.00 32x Neon lights 3,4,5 foot brand new with bulbs N$150.00each 1x Defy 600 SSU stainless steel oven, HUB & extractor fan N$1850.00 each just like new Plumbing and building suppliers at 50% discount.

Contact: 081 567 4522

WEDDING GOWN Wedding Dress and Veil for sale.

Wedding dress: Off White Mermaid style Size 10 Selling price for dress: N$10 000.00 (Still in original package) Cathedral Veil: Off White laced all around.

Selling price for veil: N$1500.00 Will accept down payments NEVER BEEN WORNED NEGOTIABLE Call 081 354 33 96

LOOKING FOR FAMILY

Hi my name is ZARA, I am 1 year and a few months old. I am German Shorthair pointer crossed with a Great Dane. I love my family but due to our house being a bit small, I am looking for a LOVING FAMILY with a BIG BIG yard for me to run & play. Playtime is my favourite especially with other doggies and to go on walks.

Mobile: 081 3400 236

SITUATION WANTED Dame wat baie mooi kan werk en betroubaar is, is opsoek na werk.

Kan kook en netjies skoonmaak. Kan onmiddelik begin werk.

Kontak: 081 711 8567 081 230 9208 ADELINE: Ek is opsoek na werk vir enige dae in die week. Huiswerk of kantoor werk. Kan enigetyd begin werk.

Kontak: 081 382 4748 Ek is opsoek na werk, was, stryk en skoonmaak werk vir Dinsdae, Woensdae, Donderdae en Vrydae in Swakopmund.

Ek kan onmiddelik begin.

Kontak: 081 689 7971 I have a Certificate of Administration in Business Information Systems and a Code B valid driver’s licence. I am looking for Administrative related work.

Contact: 081 345 3751 fangula7@gmail.com

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TO HIRE GLAMOROUS BEAUTY SALON Urgently looking for qualified and committed hairdressers to rent chairs or work on commission.

A nail technician is required too.

Call: 081 382 0277

Hire a 5ton Skip Bin Call:081 617 7306 Omakolokoto Skip Bin Rentals & Sales

SITUATION WANTED I am a 29 year old looking for domestic work in Swakopmund for Tuesdays and Thursdays.

I have 10 years of experience. I am a hardworking lady.

Contact: 081 781 0932 I am a 28 year old lady looking for a job, Housekeeping, Office cleaning or Domestic work for a whole week or 3 days a week. I can start immediately. Must be in Swakopmund.

Contact: 081 401 7375 SONIA (31): I am looking for domestic work, cleaning and baby sitting. Mondays to Fridays, 08h00 - 17h00 in Swakopmund.

Contact: 081 233 9705 081 568 1201 I am a young lady urgently looking for domestic work or to wash and iron. Mondays to Fridays.

Contact: 081 466 7710 Miss Opperman is looking for work for her worker.

She is a hardworking and motivated person. Very helpful and highly skilled when it comes to her work. She can work independently and without doubt. When it comes to kids and elderly people she treats them with love and care. She has experience in cooking. I have no doubt recommending her.

Contact: 081 265 0397 JOB WANTED: I am a 22 year old lady looking for a job. I am hardworking. Can start immediately. Anyone who is in need of a worker can contact me 081 042 3838 JOB WANTED: A 28 year old lady looking for cooking work at a restaurant, take-way or hotel.

I have 3 years experience.

I have job attachment and test-imonial. Only in Walvis Bay. 081 485 0372

SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED

JOB WANTED: A 32-year-old lady in Walvis Bay is looking for domestic work. Cleaning, ironing, washing for 2 / 3 days a week. I am reliable and hardworking. Can start immediately.

Contact: 081 201 6540

JOB WANTED: A 39-year-old lady is looking for domestic work for a week or 3 days, even Saturdays.

Can clean iron or babysitting. Trustable and can work under pressure and over time. Can start ASAP. Contact: 081 582 1720

44 Jarige dame is opsoek na werk by n Gastehuis of Hotel. Het 5 jaar ondervinding.

Kan ook mooi na kinders omsien of huiswerk doen.

Verkieslik in Walvis, Swakopmund of Langstrand.

Kontak: 081 749 5716

JACOLINE & ERIKA: Ons is dringend op soek na enige tipe werk, restaurant, huiswerk, kantoor skoonmaak, strykwerk, vir ‘n hele week, 2/3 dae. Kan onmiddelik begin in Walvisbaai.

Kontak: Jacoline 081 439 3369 Erika: 081 583 6228 JOB WANTED: A 23-year-old lady is looking for domestic work. Cleaning houses or babysitting. Can start anytime. Mondays to Fridays.

Contact: 081 653 1760 MAGRETH: Is looking for cashier, financial clerk, bookkeeping assistant.

Can start anytime of the day.

Contact: 081 368 6534 ISABELLA: I am looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay, Town, Lagoon, Meersig.

Washing, ironing, cleaning.

Contact: 081 782 6348 UARIRA: Looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay. In Town, Meersig, Lagoon.

Contact: 081 681 0683 LAUDA: Ek is ‘n baie betroubare, hardwerkende en liefdevolle vrou. Op soek na werk vir bejaardes versorging, bedleëndes, gestremdes en alsheimers.

Ek het ‘n passie vir hulle in my hart, u sal glad nie spyt wees om vir my te kontak. Ek het baie verwysings en kan enige tyd begin werk, nagskofte sal ook werk. Ek waardeur enige iemand wat my sal bel.

Kontak: 081 413 0501 VERWYSINGS: 081 124 3315 081 124 4455 WERK GESOEK: Betroubare en hardwerkende jong dame is op soek na was en stryk of skoonmaak werk.

Vir 2 dae, Dinsdae en Donderdae.

Kontak: 081 649 8826 WERK GESOEK: 35-jarige dame baie betroubaar is op soek na kantoor skoonmaak werk of huiswerk. Maandae tot Vrydae. Ek is baie hardwerkend en vriendelik kan onmiddelik begin. Walvisbaai of Langstrand.

Kontak: 081 591 1657

WERK GESOEK: Twee jong dames soek werk. Enige huiswerk, vir ‘n hele week of 3 dae in ‘n week. Swakopmund of Walvisbaai.

081 305 8942 Soek werk in enige winkel of restaurant.

081 21 1252 081 673 0715 MARIA: Op soek na huiswerk vir twee dae.

Kontak: 081 317 4582 REJOICE: A 28-year-old lady with grade 10 & 12. Computer level 1. Looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay. Washing, cleaning and ironing. Got experience for more than 7 years. Willing to start immediately.

Contact: 081 659 7548 SICKY TJATINDI: Looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 483 3293 JOB WANTED: Lady in Walvis Bay is looking for any type of work. Laundry, ironing etc.

Contact: 081 333 7081 JOB WANTED: A 25-year-old lady is looking for domestic work. From Mondays to Fridays. Just for washing and ironing and cleaning the house.

Contact: 081 218 8894 JOB WANTED: We are two girls looking for house work or any other work that you want to give us. We are really interested in this work and is ready to start at any day.

If you are interested.

Contact us: 081 321 7292 081 342 3573 No missed calls.

JOB WANTED: A 45-year-old married woman is looking for any kind of work. Cleaning offie, shops or domestic work in Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 483 6625 JOB WANTED: A 24-year-old lady is looking for work as a housekeeper or babysitter.

Mondays to Fridays.

Ready to start immediately. Have 2 years experience, am honest and friendly.

Contact: 081 320 0640

MAGDALENA (36): Is opsoek na huiswerk in Swakopmund. Het 5 jaar ondervinding. Kan 3-5 dae werk.

Kontak: 081 205 0267 I am a young lady looking for domestic work, Mondays to Fridays or 3 days a week. I am ready to start any day. Serious people only.

Contact: 081 597 6853 PETRICIA NARIS: I am looking for domestic work, Office work or Cleaning. I am hardworking and trustworthy. I have a references and experience. I can work for 2-3 days or the whole week. I can start immediately in Swakopmund.

Contact: 081 491 0211 081 720 8787 I am a 19 year old lady looking for any kind of work. I have experience in Waitress, Sales lady & Bar lady. I am willing to start any time.

Contact: 081 697 1116 I am a 22 year old lady looking for domestic work urgently. Willing to start as soon as possible.

Contact: 081 636 7368 Racheal (22): I am looking for housekeeping work in Swakopmund for 3 days a week or the whole week. I will start as soon as possible.

Contact: 081 653 8286 RONICA: Ek is ‘n 39-jarige dame op soek na huiswerk in Walvisbaai. Vir ‘n hele week of 3 dae.

Kontak: 081 265 0041 JOB WANTED: A 37-year old woman is looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay. For one day a week on Wednesdays only. I am a hardworking person and honest. Have many years experience. Can be in Meersig, Langstrand or Lagoon.

Can start immediately.

Contact: 081 211 1185

Gunter Heitmann (left) and Pieter van Aarde Duane Sanders sponsored last Saturdays competition, LSS will be back later in the year sponsoring the Tsumeb week end in Walvis Bay. Forty-one players joined for the individual Stableford competition. Was a bit cold early morning, but the weather played along well for this time of the year. We saw good rivalry between some of the four balls and we have to mention that Shane Westerdale got his butt kicked regardless of his ever rule changing. Hope it still hurts Shane.

Two clubs were scored by Danie van Antwerpen, Patrick Shigwele, Gordon Damster and Pieter van Aarde 1st - Percy van Zyl 41 points 2nd - Pieter van Aarde 40 points 3rd - Andre Burger 40 points 4th - Piet Fox 39 points 5th - Hannes Crafford 38 points 6th - Joa Gomes 37 points 7th - Chris Heunis 36 points 8th - Deville Dreyer 36 points 9th - Pikkie Champion 36 points Thanks a million Duane for sponsoring and we look forward to your big event later in the year.

Andre Burger had luck on his side again. He won the cool box lucky draw.

Hope you enjoy it Andre. Thanks to all those that took part, we will do something like that again soon.

This Saturday is Sanlam. You know it will be busy, so get your names in early please. Remember, we will have a little extra fee on Saturday, proceeds towards cancer.

Men's Divisions: A- 0-9 B- 10-18 C- 19-24 Ladies Divisions A – 0-16 B – 17-24 C – 25-36 The Namibian final is in Windhoek on 22 August and the big final at Sun City on 20 October

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Biathle & Triathle Namibian National Championships

The Biathle National Championships took place on 30 May in Walvis Bay. UIPM Modern Biathle is a sub-sport of modern pentathlon invented to create opportunities for training the run and swim parts of pentathlon in real race conditions.

It also serves as a development sport for modern pentathlon and helps to identify potential athletes for participation in modern pentathlon.

Biathle is an exciting, fast paced event in which the athlete first runs a certain distance, immediately followed by a swim and then once out of the water covers the same running distance again.

Athletes are categorised according to their age groups and run and swim their distances accordingly.

The results were as follow: YOUTH D GIRLS – 11 to 12 years (500m Run – 50m Swim – 500m Run): 1. Nicole Stubenrauch 5:22 2. Nicole Grühn 5:42 YOUTH D BOYS - 11 to 12 years (500m Run – 50m Swim – 500m Run): 1. Deon de Klerk 5:43 YOUTH C GIRLS – 13 to 14 years (500m Run – 100m Swim – 500m Run): 1. Ju-Ané Oberholzer 5:51 YOUTH C BOYS – 13 to 14 years (500m Run – 100m Swim – 500m Run): 1. Divan du Plooy 5:31 2. Albertus de Klerk 5:45 3. Vialli Visagie 5:50 YOUTH B GIRLS – 15 to 16 years (1000m Run – 200m Swim – 1000m Run): 1. Tanya Mackensen 12:19 2. Elizabeth Rossouw 12:24 3. Kristen Britz 15:49 YOUTH B BOYS – 15 to 16 years (1000m Run – 200m Swim – 1000m Run): 1. Henk Rossouw 10:38 2. Schalk van der Merwe 11:03 3. Dewald Nell 11:11 4. Diaz Visagie 13:09 SENIOR MALES – 22 to 39 years (1500m Run – 200m Swim – 1500m Run): 1. Cobus Smit 15:41 2. Anton Swart 16:00 3.

Petrus Laubscher 16:37 MASTERS A MALES – 40 to 49 years (1000m Run – 100m Swim – 1000m Run): 1. Wouter Rossouw 10:51 2. Gavin Damon 11:07 The results for the 2015 Triathle National Championships held on 31 May 2015 in Walvis Bay were as follows: YOUTH E BOYS – 10 years and younger (4 sequences of 5 shots – 25m Swim – 100m Run): 1. Joshua Visagie 13:37 YOUTH D GIRLS – 11 to 12 years (4 sequences of 5 shots – 50m Swim – 200m Run): 1. Nicole Stubenrauch 12:27 2. Nicole Grühn 13:53 YOUTH C BOYS – 13 to 14 years (4 sequences of 5 shots – 50m Swim – 400m Run): 1. Divan du Plooy 14:44 2. Albertus de Klerk 15:08 3. Vialli Visagie 15:19 YOUTH B GIRLS – 15 to 16 years (4 sequences of 5 shots – 100m Swim – 600m Run): 1. Tanya Mackensen 22:37 2. Elizabeth Rossouw 23:51 YOUTH B BOYS – 15 to 16 years (4 sequences of 5 shots – 100m Swim – 600m Run): 1. Henk Rossouw 20:26 2. Schalk van der Merwe 20:40 Joint Second 2. Dewald Nell 20:40 Joint Second 4. Diaz Visagie 25:24 SENIOR MALES – 22 to 39 years (4 sequences of 5 shots – 100m Swim – 800m Run): 1. Petrus Laubscher 27:21 MASTERS A MALES – 40 to 49 years (4 sequences of 5 shots – 100m Swim – 600m Run): 1. Wouter Rossouw 26:29 NMPF Committee: Alwyn van der Merwe, Louise du Plooy, Frauke Stubenrauch, Ulrich Mackensen, Wouter Rossouw, Anton Swart

Hickory Creek Spur spoiled the Secondary School De Duine, U18 Hockey boys and girls teams with drinks and the Spur specialty – Hamburgers, to build their energy when they travelled to Windhoek over the weekend to participate in the Doc Jubber 'Kom & Haal' tournament.

Pictured is Ms Nambahu, Coach of the boys and girls team, the hockey players and Karl Esterhuizen, Spur, Manager of the Walvis Bay Branch.

DIPC Victorious! (fltr) Saturday’s Winners: Fritz Coetzee; Clive Lawrence; Fanus Jordaan (RCG Capt); Jacques v/d Merwe (RGC V/Capt); Werner Borg; Fritz Coetzee (Jnr). In front: Johny (the Muscle) Flook.

Rossmund Golf News

Well at least Tuesday we had some lovely warm sunny weather Stableford. Thurs 18 - big change from Monday with no sun and freezing cold - the - Sat 20th - Nambrew - Africa Jacket temperature dropping like bricks that night.

WCCGC. Saturday Wednesday 27 May played 39pts was played some good 27th - Multichoice our competition Rina Knight fol- golf. There was 1 x Swakop Open was sponsored by l o w e d b y To n y 2-club on No.7 from Please note that the the Pro Shop (Mar- Boesch on 38pts. Jan Du Toit. The MTC Corporate Day c o ) w i t h s o m e The 9 hole winner Wi n n e r s : C l i v e scheduled for today shopping vouchers over the front 9 - Lawrence/ Werner has been cancelled up for grabs. There winning on a count Borg 47pts; 2nd: by the sponsor. "Golf was a fair field of out from Fanie Ter- Fritz Coetzee/ Fritz is the only game players braving a blanche was Johan Coetzee Jnr 45pts; where the worst very cold wind later Kok with a super 3rd: Jacques v/d player gets the best in the afternoon - 20pts. Saturday 30 Merwe/Johny Flook of it.

They obtain more never mind beats a May was a Club 42pts (c/o). exercise and enjoyday in the office - sponsored Better- June Competitions: once again some ball Stableford - we Saturday 6th - Bank ment. good scores - don't had 9 of our players Windhoek - Better- The good player gets worried over the know what it is who entered the ball Stableford. about Wednesday Eastern Open - sorry Saturday 13th - slightest mistake, that brings out the no results as yet. All Novanam - Monthly whereas the poor things considered Medal. Saturday player makes too best in some.

The winner over 18 the weather played 20th - Club spon- many mistakes too holes on a well along and the guys sored Individual worry about."

This past weekend Desert Inn Pool Club travelled all the way to Rehoboth in search of another win of the NBPF League. Between these two clubs, the Reho-Coastal floating Trophy was also up for grabs. DIPC won the previous 3 matches against Rehoboth Pool Club and claimed the trophy. At this particular match RPC decided not to go down without a fight. But DIPC ended victorious after 32 very competitive games. The scores in favour of DIPC read as 5-3, 6-2, 35 and 3-5. Randall York claimed player of the tournament after winning all four of his games.

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Australian rugby team hooks up with Sharks Marshallino Beukes

Swakopmund Rugby Club, better known as the West Coast Sharks, is in the process of making history, after they clinched a player - exchange agreement with a prominent Australian rugby club.

The agreement caters for five of the Swakopmund based players travelling to Australia to play their rugby for the Australian team and vice versa.

According to the Sharks’ chairperson, Mr Winton van der Westhuizen, the exchange agreement will be valid for a period of six months. During August players will start off with trials, where after ten of them will be selected for the final trials.

Van der Westhuizen noted

that very strict criteria will be imposed when selecting the players.

The lucky five will be announced during January next year and will depart to Sydney, Australia, in the same month. The Australian team will be responsible for the Namibians’ accommodation, food etcetera and to keep their end of the bargain, the Sharks will do the same with the Australian players. This will be a great opportunity for the Swakopmund players

to showcase their skills in Australia, which is legendary for its high - level rugby and they might catch the eye of rugby scouts from top level clubs. They will however be probed to sign a four – year contract with the Sharks, prior to their departure.

The West Coast Sharks have started to make big waves in the Namibian rugby sphere, after their discontinuation in active participation during 2010.

Partaking in the Namibia

Rugby Union’s First Division, since the beginning of this season, the Sharks managed to win five of their seven games, until now. They also hosted a very successful SA Legends weekend earlier this year, where South African rugby legends, Percy Montgomery, Ian Macintosh, Peter Muller and Dale Sandton were the invited guests.

The club’s main objective is to develop the sport of rugby in Namibia, also

focussing on talented players, whose skill development might be hampered due to a lack of finances.

Youth development is also high on their agenda and their aim is to transfer this Swakopmund sport club into a family-friendly sporting institution.

Interested players are invited to join the team.

Practise sessions take place from Mondays to Thursdays at 18:00 (SFC sports grounds).

Haaie se tande geslyp vir Walvisbaai Marshallino Beukes

Saterdag gaan alle paaie na die SFC sportgronde in Swakopmund lei, waar West Coast Sharks en Walvisbaai Rugbyklub mekaar in die “Shark Tank” gaan pak.

Die Swakopmunders het ‘n appeltjie met die Baainaars te skil, nadat hulle tydens hul laaste The Namibian Navy soccer team is the new champion of the Defence kragmeting in WalvisForce Foundation (DFF) Annual Sport Tournament. The DFF tournament baai met 19-0 oorwhich includes Volleyball, Netball and Pool was held in Grootfontein from rompel was.

30 May to 2 June.

Dit was egter ‘n The event is aimed at bringing all Defence team became the champions of the 2015 klipharde wedstryd Force teams together for the celebration edition after beating 26 Brigade 3-1 at the en die telbord weerof the NDF Day which is commemorated final. The team presented the Cup to the spieël nie werklik die

Navy Soccer Team Wins DFF Annual Sport Tournament 2015 Edition

on the 2nd of June each year. The Navy

Navy Commander yesterday.

wedstryd nie, sê Winton van der Westhuizen van die Sharks.

Saterdag gaan Walvisbaai met ‘n heel ander Sharks-span te doen kry en geen genade gaan getoon of verwag word nie.

Walvisbaai Rugbyklub het verlede naweek die

student van Polytech behoorlik gekarnuffel en hulle met ‘n telling van 75-20 terug binneland toe gestuur.

Van der Westhuizen noem dat hulle beslis nie hul opponent gaan onderskat nie en hierdie gaan beslis ‘n baie fisiese hardloop-rugby

Bronze Medals: 1. Herman Van Zyl, 2. Nicolaas Swart, 3. Cain Hartman.

Bronze Medals: 1. JayDean Martin, 2. Katelin Martin, 3. Megan Cupido.

Bronze Medals: 1. Dalan Lackey, 2. Damien Lackey, 3.. Brandon – Lee – Martin.

Individual Kata: 1. Rassie Estrhuisen (Silver), 2.

Katelin Martin (Silver), 3.

Martin Mbaru (Bronze) Individual Kumite.

Gold Medals: 1. Jr Freddy Mwiya, 2. Titus Nakambonde.

Silver Medals: 1. Herman Van Zyl, 2. Nicolaas Swart, 3. Nathan Leopoldt, 4. Shakira Stein, 5.

Leo Zhang, 6. Alexander Neidel.

wedstryd wees.

“Ons manne is gereed, in goeie kondisie, voltallig en ons sien uit na hierdie wedstryd,” het Van der Westhuizen afgesluit.

Die wedstryd skop om 15:00 af.

Namibia takes third place African Region 5 – Zone 6 Championships The Namibia karate union participated in the African regions 5 (zone six) championship in Johannesburg, South Africa over the weekend of 28, 29 and 30 May. Five countries participated being the host South Africa, Namibia, Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Botswana.

Namibia managed to come third after South Africa, being first, Botswana, second while Mozambique came fourth and Zimbabwe fifth.

The competition was very tough as the South African and their neighbours Botswana managed to show their great experience.

However Namibia juniors and under 13 years kids managed to counter their dominance by achieving gold and silver medals.

At least Namibia managed to produce new zone six champions in Kumite.

Titus Nakombonde improving from his bronze medal he achieved last year in Zambia and the experienced Freddy Mwiya Jr retained his Kumite title which he won in 2012 and 2013.

In the kata category, Katelin Martin and Rassie Esterhuisen reached the final in a very tense contest by which they managed to

achieve silver each.

A great performance was also performed by Herman van Zyh, Nicolaas Swart, Nathan Lespoldt, Shakira Stein, Leo Zhang and Alexander Neidel by bringing home silver medals.

The head coach of the national team Shihan Freddy Mwiya was very satisfied with the team's overall performance as the future looks good for karate-Namibia.

Although a lot is needed in

the senior division, plans are underway as preparation for the All Africa Games has started. Namibia brought home a total of 30 medals, 2 gold, 9 silver and 19 bronze.

Results Region five Samcs Male Team Kara (Bronze Medals) 1. Jr Frddie Mwiya, 2.

Julien Fuentis, 3. Ellis Egumbo.

Silver Medals: 1. West Van Zyl, 2. Anco Snyman, 3. Rassie Estherhuisen.

Bronze Medals: 1. Marvin Mbaru, 2. Brandon –Lee Martin, 3. Conway Farmer, 4. Rayloon Kluider, 5. Rita Kandjabunya, 6. Pomwene Hamutumwa, 7.

Michael Nakapundi, 8.

Tasha Maart, 9. Reynard van Zyl, 10. John Kapinga, 11. Angel Zhang, 12. Ignatius Claasen, 13. Jc. Martz, 14. Nadine Willemse.