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SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6938 FRIDAY 5 NOVEMBER 2021 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

Seals in public places....

Germany lifts travel restrictions Namibia's tourism industry in particular is rejoicing after an announcement by the German Federal Government that all travel restrictions between Namibia and Germany has been lifted as from Tuesday. All travel between Namibia and Germany has resumed as normal, however with strict Covid-19 travel requirements remaining in place. These requirements are: proof of negative test for all persons over twelve years of age, proof of recovery or proof of Covid-19 vaccination.

inside Runaway truck strikes Usakos....... again

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Court “Trusted Travel” Report system launched Inside

Travelers to and from Namibia will have access to the Trusted Travel Platform as from 15 November this year, expecting to simplify the process of Covid-19 test results verification. The Trusted Travel Platform standardises the process of health screening and test verification through and online process. The system will also root out the evil of fake test results. In a statement this week the Ministry of Health and Social Services outlined the process travelers should follows: 1. Passengers intending to travel to or from Namibia are expected to visit any of the Trusted Travel accredited (authorized) laboratories for a Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) COVID19 test (See Annexure A for the list of authorized

Seals resting on public spots like the promenade next to the Walvis Bay lagoon, at the Waterfront or at beach spots in Swakopmund is a familiar site to many. However, in recent weeks the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources noticed members of the public approaching these seals under the impression they are injured or ill, or are just not dangerous for a close-up picture. Seals are in actual fact very dangerous animals not disturbed or displaced. Also, the presence of to approach at too close range, as they can random seal carcasses should in general not call become frightened and could then hurt a person for any alarm The Ministry, as part of its in the processes to defend themselves or to try management program, monitors seals conditions and flee. and behaviour, and any abnormality is given The Ministry this week issued a statement, attention. warning the public not to approach seals and to The public is advised to refrain from rather allow nature to take its course. The approaching or disturbing such seals.” Continued on page 2 statement reads: “The Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources would like to warn the public against approaching wandering seals in public places or on the beach. Approaching such seals may pose a risk/danger to the public. As we approach late spring/early summer The Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources confirmed this week it has conducted a (November – February), seals gather at specific series of three successful auctions of Government Objective Fish Quotas in which a total of spots along the coast (also known as breeding 15,948 tons of hake, 87 500 metric tons of horse mackerel and 392 metric tons of monk sold colonies) to breed and mate. However, seals to the highest bidder. may be found anywhere on the beach resting, some may appear disturbed (e.g., entangled), The auctions of the hake- and horse mackerel quotas took place on 18 June this year, and the monk quota starved or weak, or possibly lost (especially was auctioned off on 27 August. pups). In the case of a lost pup, the cow In total N$408,5 million was paid for the quotas, and the monies deposit into the State Revenue Account. (mother) may relocate it and it is best that it is Government each year receives a portion of the country’s national fish quotas. The quotas are auctioned

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De Duine Valedictory

Government objective quotas auctioned off for N$408 million Sports

off and the income raised is used for various national projects that benefit the nation as a whole.

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laboratories to conduct PCR tests in Namibia). In addition, most of the accredited laboratories for COVID-19 PCR testing can be found by visiting the Trusted Travel portal (africacdc.org/trusted-travel). To find accredited laboratories, travelers must indicate their current origin and intended destination. travelers can create their accounts at trustedtravel.panabios.org (See Annexure B). 2. When a COVID-19 test has been run, the laboratory will generate a Trusted Travel (TT) test code that can be verified by Airlines and Port Health Authorities to confirm that the test came from an accredited laboratory. 3. travelers will then receive a text message from Pana Bios and an email from the testing laboratory with a link that will allow the traveler to create an account on trustedtravel.panabios.org and access the Trusted Travel Test (TT) Code. travelers must use the same email address and phone number that they gave to the laboratory for creating an account. 4. If the test results issued satisfy the full requirements set by the Namibian government and the country of destination (for example, validity period or test type), then a Travel Trusted Travel Test (TT) Code will be issued to the traveler for presentation to airlines and Port Health Authorities. 5. Whilst the Trusted Travel Test (TT) Code confirms that a test was performed by an accredited laboratory, the code provides additional evidence that the test performed is still valid at the time of travel since results can expire and regulations may change at any time as the pandemic evolves. 6. When travelers present themselves to their port of departure or arrival, the port health officials will use the code provided to verify that their results meet all other requirements. 7. Inbound-travelers with results from non-Trusted Travel-compliant laboratories will be required to upload a copy of their results on the Global Haven System (19WW.globalhaven.org) for authentication. 8. Uploading forged documents will inhibit the ability to travel globally. The Trusted Travel Platform will be available for use from 15 November 2021 at the following ports of entry:

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1. Oshikango Border Post 2. Walvis Bay International Airport 3. Walvis Bay Harbor 4. Omahenene Border Post 5. Hosea Kutako International Airport 6. Muhembo Border Post 7. Katima Mulilo Border Post 8. Ngoma Border Post 9. Lüderitz Harbor 10. Ariamsvlei Border Post 11. Noordoewer Border Post 12. Trans- Kalahari Border Post As of 01 December, 2021 only COVID-19 certificates obtained on the trusted travel platform or verified on the Global Haven systems will be valid for exit or entry into Namibia at the above-mentioned points of Entry. travelers are advised to keep abreast with new updates that will be shared on the platform

from time to time. The list of authorised laboratories are: 1. Namibia Institute of Pathology (NIP) Windhoek (Central Reference Laboratory) 2. NIP Oshakati. 3. Pathcare 4. UNAM Molecular Laboratory 5. Central Veterinary Laboratory 6. Namib Laboratories (Namib Poultry) 7. NAMDEB Molecular Laboratory 8. NamPath Laboratory 9. Namibia Central Pathology 10. National Diagnostic Laboratory 11. High Care Laboratory 12. Alpha Medical Laboratory 13. De-Jo Medical Test Centre 14. De-Jo Medical Test Centre Ariamsvlei 15. De-Jo Medical Test Centre Noordoewer 16. Proquest Diagnostic Laboratory

Hosea Kutako International Airport

NAMCOR donates to NAMPOL

NAMCOR, through its corporate social responsibility fund, donated office equipment and safety items to the value of N$33 000 to the Namibian Police at Walvis Bay recently. NAMCOR's Managing Director, Immanuel Mulunga, explained the Namibian Police is one of their biggest customers, and it gives the business pleasure to be able to plough back a portion of the profits in this way for the benefit of the nation's safety and security. Said Mulunga: “We need to help the Police as they are there to protect and serve the nation to the best of their ability.” According to Mulunga, the donated items will assist in strengthening the security measures in and around Walvis Bay. “We at NAMCOR do value our relationship with the Namibian Police,” Mulunga reiterated. On the picture herewith: At the handover ceremony, from the left to right: NAMCOR Maintenance Service Manager Gerhard Myburgh, NAMCOR CSR Administrator Daphne! Owoses, Chief Inspector Muhita, NAMCOR Terminal Manager, Chief Inspector Shapumba, Warrant Officer Auchab and Warrant Officer Ochurub

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Runaway truck causes havoc Eileen van der Schyff The small community of Usakos can only shake their heads in disbelief, after yet another incident where a runaway truck enters the town at great speed, and then slamming into infrastructure. In the latest incident on Saturday (30 October in the past. 2021) this truck's brakes failed down the steep “It is a matter of time”, remarked one resident. hill on the B2 west of the town. The runaway Each time a runaway truck enters the town down truck entered the town, skipped a traffic four the steep hill from the west, it runs over the traffic way and a T-junction and then crashed into the intersections, and it is only time before it hits a railway line. vehicle or several vehicles, causing death and The truck missed the historic steam locomotive, destruction. which had been moved after several trucks hit it

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Walvis Bay Court Report

Court Swakopmund Court Report Magistrate Court Malvin Kondjo Kaume (30), appeared on a charge of dealing in dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 8 November for plea in terms of section 119. The accused remain in custody. Quewine Moller (19), appeared on charges of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor and failure to comply with directions of an authorized officer. The matter was postponed to 17 November for plea. The accused is on bail. Fred-Piere Vilander (29), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 15 November for plea. The accused is on bail. Daniel Nghipandulwa (50), appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 15 November because the accused was absent. The accused remain in custody. Willem Van Wyk (65), appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm and escaping- common law. The matter was postponed to 9 November for plea. The accused remain in custody. Jason Iyambo (33), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 10 November for plea. The accused is on bail. Edwin Tjivangurura (43), Melvin Modise (28), Boniface Mapani (33) and Charles Louw (28), appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 18 January 2022 for because the trial was partly hear- defence case. The accused have been warned. Magdalene Auses (35), appeared on a charge of dealing in dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 16 November for submissions. The accused is on bail. Fanala Toleo (21), appeared on charges of possession of cocaine and possession of dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 1 December for prosecutor general's decision. The accused is on bail. Moses Andrea Januarie (54), appeared on a charge of dealing in dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 9 November for legal representation. The accused remain in custody. Simon Kandingua (31), appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 29 November for bail application. The accused remain in custody. Johannes Sam (36), Michelle Gowases (20) and Simona Bamm (35), appeared on charges of possession of cocaine and resisting a member of the police. The matter was postponed to 21 February 2022 for lab results. The accused are on bail. Kennedy Ngesheya (24), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 16 November for further investigation. The accused remain in custody. Petrus Neto (24), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 24 January 2022 for plea and trial. The accused remain in custody. Erwin Marcel Doeseb (23), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 16 November for further investigation. The accused remain in custody.

Denzil Britz (29), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 12 November for continuation of trial. The accused remain in custody. Kleopas Shihepo (25), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 16 February 2022 for further investigation. The accused remain in custody. Priscilla Fisher (38), appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 14 February for further investigation. The accused remain in custody. Tobias Nuule (43), Jefta Roois (43), Alberto Garoeb (31) Ellington Tjrumwe (38) and Konja Nakenge (37), appeared on charges of possession and dealing in dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 9 May 2022 for plea and trial. The accused are on bail. Messias Ndishishi (31), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 7 April 2022 for plea and trial. The accused is on bail. Neddy Hansen (19), appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 19 January 2022 for further investigation. The accused is on bail. Lourenso Mukhatu (25), appeared on two counts of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm charges. The matter was postponed to 6 April for plea and trial. The accused is on bail. Lourens Upumba (19), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 3 February because the docket was not at court. The accused was released in care of guardian. Richard Goliath (42), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 21 February 2022 for further investigation. The accused remain in custody. Jacob Naobeb (21), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 21 February for further investigation. The accused remain in custody. Nicky Geingob (30), appeared on a charge of attempted murder. The matter was postponed to 24 January for legal aid. The accused is on bail. Nehamia Iyambo (27), appeared on charges of assault by threat read with the provisions of the domestic violence act, act 4 of 2003 and malicious damage to property. The matter was postponed to 16 November because the docket was not at court (final remand). The accused is on bail. Wirchell Brown Gertze (27) ,appeared on a charge of assault by threat read with the provisions of the domestic violence act, act 4 of 2003. The matter was postponed to18 January 2022 because the accused was absent. The accused is on bail. Jeniffer Eis (28), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 16 November because the accused was absent. The accused is on bail. Dantago Rowen (19), appeared on charges of assault-common read with the provisions of the domestic violence act, act 4 of 2003 and malicious damage to property. The matter was postponed to 2 December for mental observation report in terms of section 79. The accused remain in custody. Thomas Akwake (20) and Benhard Bdangi Nangolo (24), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 18 January 2022 for further investigation. The accused is on bail. Simon Ndeutapo (25), appeared on a charge of robbery. The accused is at large, and a warrant of arrest was issued.

Jeremia Haikwiyu (39), Corruption (June 2021) The matter is postponed to 28 February 2022. P.G. Decision. Kosta Jakalas Neshuku (34), Housebreaking with intent to steal and theft (July 2021) The case was withdrawn against the accused. Eino Mumbala (59), Drunk driving (October 2021) The matter is postponed to 9 November 2021. Plea. Filipus Fillipus (32), Drunk driving (October 2021) The accused was sentenced. Cecilia Nakashole (58), Failure to comply with instruction/direction of a peace officer (October 2021) The accused was found guilty and sentenced. David Hereo (37), Breach of Protection Order read with the Domestic Violence Act of 2003 (October 2021) The matter is postponed to 19 January 2022. Further investigation. Seibes rensia (45), Housebreaking with intent to steal and theft (October 2021) The accused was found guilty and sentenced. Rodriques Geriseb (29), Assault by threat read with the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, Act 4 of 2003. (October 2021) The matter is postponed to 8 December 2021. Further investigation. Marcus Shaubwa (49), Drunk driving (October 2021) The matter is postponed to 3 November 2021. Plea. Robert Rijavi Kambamo (35), Rape (September 2021) The matter is postponed to 13 December 2021. Legal Aid. Filemon Johannes (31), Displaying a licence disc not applicable to a motor vehicle. The accused was sentenced. Victor Muposhi (32), Drunk driving (October 2021) The accused was found guilty and sentenced. Walter Mwanyangapo (26), Drunk driving (October 2021) The matter is postponed to 1 February 2022. Further investigation. Jafet Kakonya (31), Drunk driving (October 2021) The accused was found guilty and sentenced. Jairus Nangombe (32), Theft (October 2021) The accused was found guilty and was sentenced. Malakia Kampolo (19), Theft (October 2021) The matter is postponed to 2 February 2022. Further investigation.

Father and 10-year-old in quad-bike accident Eileen van der Schyff The rescue unit of Code Red Emergency Medical Services was dispatched on Monday this week to evacuate a 10-year-old involved in a quad bike accident with the father, from the dune girdle. The quad bike fell on both the father and 10-year-old. The father only sustained minor bruises.

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A fresh breeze for the coast's legal profession The law firm Dr Weder, Kauta & Hoveka Inc completed another chapter in its rich history recently with the official opening of its branch office in Walvis Bay. A function took place last Friday to mark this all-important milestone. Dr Weder, Kauta & Hoveka Inc is situated on the corner of Theo-Ben Gurirab Street and Johnson Fwafwa Marakeng Road in Walvis Bay's central business district and offers to both the business community and the individual quality legal services that includes litigation (civil and criminal), labour law, commercial law, corporate law, tax law and conveyancing. The branch office in Walvis Bay is represented by three of the harbour town's foremost legal practitioners in the persons of Messer's Danie Malherbe and Gerard van Wijk as Senior Associates and Mrs. Liza Martins, as a director. Mrs. Martins has 15 years of experience as legal practitioner and specialises in registration of transfers of property, sectional title schemes, mortgage bond registrations, drafting of contracts and antenuptial contracts. Mr. Malherbe specialises in corporate maritime and marine matters, has forty years of experience in general legal practice and is also a Conveyancer and Notary Public. Mr. van Wijk has thirty years of experience in

general and corporate legal practice and along with Malherbe understands the local demand in the Walvis Bay market for legal services. The function that was held to celebrate the official opening was attended by approximately 150 invited guests from various quarters of the business community, the local authority, community leaders and local political figures as well as directors and associates from all four of the law firm's countrywide branch offices. In his keynote address at the function, the Chairperson of the Board of Directors, Mr. André Swanepoel said Walvis Bay's growth in recent years makes it viable to establish a local presence. The Walvis Bay branch is now part of the value chain of legal service excellence offered by Dr Weder, Kauta & Hoveka Inc through its head office in Windhoek and branch offices at Swakopmund, Grootfontein, Ongwediva and Grootfontein. Dr Weder, Kauta & Hoveka Inc's strength and commitment lies in diverse, professional and experienced personnel. The firm has a rich history stretching more than seven decades and accumulated work experience in Namibia's legal profession.

Pictured above: (Back f.l.t.r.:) Senior Associate Danie Malherbe, Alet Eichler (Litigation Secretary), Liza Martins (Director), Yolande Visagie (Litigation Secretary), Gerard van Wijk (Senior Associate), (Front f.l.t.r.:) Cerilise Dirks (Reception), Vivien Potgieter (Conveyancing Secretary), Esela Kamapoha (Messenger) and Adoreé Snyman (Conveyancing Secretary).

The function was organised and managed by Livingstone’s Tented Camps and Events, in cooperation with Touch of Serenity, Atlantic Audio and Sharmine Livingstone Photography. Photos: Sharmine Livingstone Photography

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Covid-19 test station for Walvis Bay The landscape has changed for the fight against Covid-19 in Erongo. This is thanks to the joint efforts over many months of several corporates and institutions to establish a Covid19 testing centre for the Namibia Institute of Pathology (NIP) in Walvis Bay. The testing centre will assist significantly to relatively short time period. speed up Covid-19 testing in Walvis Bay (and In fact, the project eventually stretched beyond the wider Erongo) and shorten the process to Walvis Bay. A similar test station was established identify positive cases. at Katima Mulilo and on Friday the health This testing centre is located at the Walvis Bay ministry handed the containers and test station to state hospital. the NIP at Walvis Bay. A third station will soon be Sanlam Namibia in 2020 during the height of established at Keetmanshoop. the Covid-19 pandemic funded the acquisition The handing over ceremony was attended by of two cargo containers for the Ministry of various local leaders last Friday, including the Health and Social Services that could be Governor of Erongo Neville Andre and Walvis transformed into Covid-19 test laboratories. Bay mayor Cllr. Trevino Forbes who cut the With the assistance of the Robert Koch Institute ribbon to signify the handover of the container. which donated three CFX96 instruments and In his keynote address Governor Andre stressed reagents, as well as conducting training in the the importance of shorter turnaround times for use of the instruments, and FirstRand Namibia test results, as this is key to contain the Covid-19 which funded the refurbishment of the pandemic. containers, the test station was ready in a Dr Christian Winter of the Robert Koch of the Robert Koch Institute also delivered an address. Other guests included Mr. Benetus Nangombe (Executive Director of MOHSS), Kapena Tjombonde (CEO of NIP), Shiikwa Akathingo (Area Sales Manager FNB Namibia), Anna Jonas (Regional Health Director MOHSS) as well as the management teams of both state hospitals at the coast and delegates from local businesses. (Absent: Hilaria Graig - marketing manager of Sanlam Namibia).

Port Log

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Swakopmund Municipality's Project Shine launched Sharlien Tjambari

The Swakopmund Municipality launched its Project Shine for the year 2021/2022 last week Friday, the project aims at promoting cleanliness, recycling, and contributing to the social upliftment within the Swakopmund community. Project Shine has been successfully managed since it was first launched in 2007 on World Environmental Day. Today the project has been running for more than 10 years. The project comprises of two environmental activities, namely a clean-up campaign and an awareness campaign. The clean-up campaign was aimed at cleaning the main road from Swakopmund to Arandis of litter, but has since been extended to the beaches, the Swakop River mouth and open spaces within Swakopmund. Sixteen groups were selected from nonprofit organisations, churches, sports clubs etc that ap-

plied. A designated ward will be allocated to each participating group which has to be cleaned and maintained during the six-month period. The sixteen selected groups are as follows: The Apostolic Faith Mission of Namibia, Karondjenda Group, Blue Boys FC, Jozikee Mukuru Healing Star Church, Soli Deo Gloria, Rhenish Church Swakopmund: Sunday School, Africa Development Foundation, MSR (Men on the Side of the Road), Desert United Football Academy, Coastal Warriors Volleyball Club, Ebenezer Pentecostal Church, Oruuano Protestant Unity Church, King Jesus, Reign Ministries, Christ Victory Ministry of all Nation, Solafide Choir and Flippers Swim-

ming Club. Performance evaluations will be done on a mo n th ly b as is b y appointed evaluators to determine the cleanliness of the ward before monthly donations are paid out to the respective organisations over a period of six months. Apart from the monthly cash donations, there will be cash prizes (first, second and third) that will be awarded to the groups with the cleanest areas. The evaluation team will consist of representatives from the Municipality of Swakopmund, Rössing Uranium Limited and Namibia Breweries. According to the Spokesperson of the Swakopmund Municipality Ailie Gebhardt, all participating organisations must submit a

monthly activity report on waste removed which will be used as a tool by the evaluators during the monthly inspections. Gebhardt said, with the renowned support from Rössing Uranium Limited (main sponsor), Namibia Breweries Ltd, Bannerman

Resources Namibia, the Municipality of Swakopmund, First National Bank (First Rand Namibia Foundation) and Plastic Packaging Namibia, the project has grown to a remarkable environmental activity which has been praised by the community of

Swakopmund and visitors to the town. Rössing Uranium Limited (main sponsor) sponsored N$100 000, an evaluator and a 4x4 bakkie for evaluations, Namibia Breweries Ltd sponsored N$80 000 and an evaluator, Bannerman Resources Namibia who spon-

sored N$7 500, the Municipality of Swakopmund sponsored N$20 000, First National Bank (First Rand Namibia Foundation) sponsored N$10 000 and Plastic Packaging Namibia sponsored plastic bags, all amounting to N$217 500.

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School News

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Valedictory day at De Duine Rudi Bowe

The keynote speaker Bradwin Bock with Ms Van Wyk at the De Duine's Valedictory day

De Duine Secondary School in Narraville held their Valedictory day last Friday, 29 October at the school. The Dux learner of 2012, Bradwin Bock In the face of Adversity, “n Son Sak Nooit said, “it doesn't matter where you come op Die Oorwinning Van n Leerling van De from. I know that you've had all the odds Duine Nie!” stacked against you, all the hardships you “Bitter was jou Stryd, Maar kyk Hoe Soet faced and went through, but yet here you Is jou Oorwinning!” are, you stepped up and Rose to the The principal of the school Mr J A van Wyk Occasion. It is a universal truth that every- said that the 2021 school year was characterised as a year full of challenges of one is gifted. I am sure some of you are good at sports, the emanated Covid-19. singing, good at math, cooking, you name it Van Wyk said, “As grade 11's you will face but I am not even referring to being another big challenge, your final school intellectual, athletic, or artistic. Nor am I examination, which will determine your talking about your talents. I am referring to future and will set the stage for further is the gift of honesty, self-respect, love and development and growth.” family, and the gift of Selflessness (going “You need to keep on adjusting your sights out of your way for People). Some of you during these last two months to make sure believe in righteousness, standing up for that you will hit the target and by doing so, those around you and many more that walk away with good results” Van Wyk said. intrinsic moral qualities.”

The class of 2021 of De Duine Secondary School

The Valedictorian of the class of 2021 at De Duine Secondary School is Morientes Isaaks with his parents Mr and Ms Isaaks

The media team of 2021 of De Duine Secondary School are from left to right Melanie Brown, Deon Muhaindjumba, Jewel Brampton, Thusnelde Korupanda and Tamlin Damon

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School News

Duinesig hosts career week Rudi Bowe

Duinesig High School recently set the 'Dream-Plan-Achieve' agenda in motion with their first-ever educational career week at the school in Walvis Bay's Kuisebmond. The career week was held in an effort to focus learners on a certain career path, instil a sense of purpose from an early age and to equipping learners with knowledge about different institutions for future studies. So many senior learners are uninformed or struggle to make choices for their future careers or tertiary education. Numerous institutions exhibited and shared the available study opportunities with learners of Duinesig High School, Kuisebmond Secondary School De Duine Secondary School, Tutaleni High School and Flamingo Secondary School in Walvis Bay. The Deputy Mayor of Walvis Bay, Saara Mutondoka, said that the spectrum of institutions presented at the career week will provide an insightful perspective on job scopes and opportunities in different fields. The Deputy Mayor expressed her gratitude to the school for hosting and organising the career week. “It serves as a great platform for learners and teachers to do some research, since the institutions at career fairs provide a huge amount of information and experience.” She also encouraged learners to make use of the opportunity, as it might help them in the challenging task of deciding on their career path. Acting Walvis Bay circuit inspector, Joseph Martin, delivered a speech on behalf of the Erongo Education Director, Ernfriede Stephanus, who said that the formal education circular number 03/2018 emphasises how to effectively and successfully implement and manage the curriculum. The same circular highlighted three important aspects namely, strong curriculum leadership, management and support at national, circuit and school level and strong parent and community support. It also directed each school to have a career guidance week and that all schools offering grade 9 should organise a parent/learners guidance session to guide learners on subjects that are offered in grades 10-12 and that the career guidance should be held in collaboration with high education institutions. The Principal of Duinesig High School SG Uri-Khob labelled the career week a guiding tool. “It must serve as an eye-opener and above all, broaden our learners' horizons. The diversity represented speaks to the diverse abilities, skills and talents of the human race,” he said. Uri-Khob emphasised that if at an early age learners have the right information about different career paths, focused learners and goal-driven learners will transform into determined students who will not change majors every year. The principal thanked all the exhibitors for accepting to explore, guide and provide consultation to the learners.

The Principal of Duinesig High School Mr. SG Uri-Khob, The Deputy Mayor of Walvis Bay, Saara Mutondoka, Dr Titu Imbili from the International University of Management and Pastor Barnes from the Seven Day Advantest Church in Walvis Bay

Photo above: The Deputy Mayor of Walvis Bay, Saara Mutondoka with some of the representatives from the institutions that were at the Duinesig High School career week in Walvis Bay Photo right: The stalls of some of the institutions at the Duinesig High School career week in Walvis Bay

TENDER NO.: NAFAU/WB/01/2021

NOVEMBER 2021

NAMIBIAN FOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION TENDER NOTICE CONSTRUCTION OF NEW DOUBLE GARAGE, 2X OFFICES, AND RENOVATION OF EXISTING OFFICE. DESCRIPTION:

Construction of new double garage, 2 x offices and renovations of existing office.

TENDER SUBMISSION:

NAFAU Office ERF: 294 K Nathaniel Maxuilili Street Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay Namibia

DOCUMENTS:

Documents available as from 4 November 2021. NAFAU Office Walvis Bay

DOCUMENT COST:

Non-refundable N$300-00

SUBMISSION DEADLINE:

Friday, 26 November 2021 @ 11:00 AM

SITE MEETING:

Compulsory site meeting at NAFAU OFFICE, Nathaniel Maxuilili Street, Erf: 294 Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay.

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Work together to prevent hunger and malnutrition Rudi Bowe

As Namibia is experiencing acute food insecurity leading to malnutrition in the country due to the prolonged dry spells, flooding and loss of income due to impacts of COVID-19 control measures on livelihoods, Promiseland Trust and Good Food Namibia have joined forces to work together to prevent hunger and malnutrition and to actively address food insecurity concerns in Walvis Bay. To kick start this partnership Promiseland Trust held a nutrition workshop last Friday 29 October with the aim to empower food providers to care for vulnerable children and to encourage Namibians to change their views related to the value of nutrition especially related to children. This platform was also used spurring the audience that included soup kitchen/centres staff, vulnerable children, government officials, specialists in gardening, nutritionist, chef, implementers of related programs, greater public, trustees and sponsors on how to produce and supply nutritional food from their backyard gardens to their families and also the communities. Walvis Bay mayor Trevino Forbes said that urban agriculture increases access to healthy, affordable, fresh produce and provides communities with opportunities to learn about nutrition and growing food. It encourages the community and all Namibians to know where food comes from, how it's grown and creates connections with the people who grow it. The mayor calls on every Namibians to take hands and strengthen initiatives to provide nutritional food to the underprivileged. Co-founder of Good Food Namibia Marelise Serfortein said that about 40% of Namibians are underfed and an estimated 23% of children suffer from stunted growth. “This should not happen. People should not go hungry. We can all work together to prevent hunger and malnutrition” Serfortein said. The chairperson of the Promiseland Trust Yvette Greeff said that their partners in education, Headstart Montessori College provide their expertise and internationally recognised syllabus.

“Promiseland feeds 60 children aged between 3 and 5 years at the centre every day with more than 2,500 children with a meal and runs a soup kitchen, catering for +- 200 children every day” Greeff said. Nutritionist Karen Templin from Walvis Bay hosted a crash course on optimizing food fuels, and the different categories of food and Friederich Alpers hosted a short demonstration pertaining to alternative growing and feeding processes, focusing on locally produced fruit and vegetables. Everyone that attended the event received a seedling to take home to kick start their own urban garden project. Good Food Namibia in the past 12 months provided support to more than 600 households' urban gardening mainly women and unemployed youth in Karas, Erongo, Hardap and Khomas Regions respectively. The focus is on resources and knowledge on how to maximize food production post COIVD-19 pandemic. Promiseland has teaming up with Good Food Namibia and Joel Parks with Miss Namibia Chelsi Shikongo host a fun day and an awareness campaign on 30 October at Dunes Mall in Walvis Bay. The fun day was held as part of various community upliftment projects and for the empowering vulnerable children to reach their full potential and Good Food Namibia also launched their Starter Kit comprises of a wooden box, compost, seeds, seedlings, basic equipment and info on starting and maintaining a vegetable garden. Good Food Namibia handed out 2,600 seedlings at the event at Dunes Mall as part of their Adopt a Seedling for free and start your own garden. Promiseland thanked everyone who contributed to the success of our Fun Day and everyone that attended the event at Dunes Mall.

NAMIB TIMES Erongo. 1. Name and postal address of applicant: Kaps Law Investment CC, 1357 Khomas Hochland Walvis Bay. 2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Kaps Sports Bar and Lounge. 3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: Darra Court, Walvis Bay. 4. Nature and details of application: Special Liquor Licence. 5. Clerk of the Court with whom application will be lodged: Clerk of t h e M a g i s t r a t e ’s

Court, Walvis Bay. 6. Date on which application will be lodged: 3 November 2021. 7. Date of meeting of Committee at which application will be heard: 12 January 2022. Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 of the Act in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Secretary of the Committee to reach the Secretary not less than 21 days before the date of the meeting of the Committee at which the application will be heard.

NOTICES NOTICE OF THE CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Day and Afternoon Care ON ERF NO: 3572 TOWNSHIP/AREA: Kuisebmond STREET NAME & NO: In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish on the site a/an: Day and Afternoon Care. Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 105, Civic Centre. Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the applicant, in writing, not later than 12 November 2021. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Shaanika Agnes, P O Box 3631 Walvis Bay email: ina.kangulohi@nip.com.na

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A private company operating in the fishing industry is looking to fill the following position:

Creditor's Clerk [Walvis Bay] This position reports to the Accountant Key Performance Areas: · Capture invoices for payment · Reconciliation of creditors accounts · Attend to internal and external creditor queries · Generate monthly payments · General administrative duties · Effective filing and record keeping The suitable candidate will meet the following requirements: · Namibian Citizen/permanent resident. · Grade 12 (with mathematics). · Minimum 3 years' relevant experience in a financial and accounting environment. · Must have excellent knowledge of credit control policies, practices and procedures. · Proficient in written and spoken English and Afrikaans. · Advanced Computer skills (Excel and Pastel Evolution). · Must be pro-active and self-motivated, excellent planning and organisation skills. · No criminal record · Incumbent must be honest, kind, have integrity and a willingness to learn. Venmar Fishing is an equal opportunity employer and interested candidates meeting the above-mentioned requirements are invited to apply by submitting a comprehensive CV and certified proof of qualifications to: adminvacancies@venmar.com.na on or before 12 November 2021.

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PROPERTIES TO RENT APARTMENTS TO RENT IN NARRAVILLE, WALVIS BAY MONTHLY RENT: N$ 3995 *2 bedrooms with bic *1 bathroom *Open plan kitchen with bic and lounge area *Single garage with laundry facilities *Small back yard *Pre paid electricity *Running water excluded Deposit: N$ 3995 (payable Over 3 Months) For More Information Contact Susan Curtis Estates 081 146 6218 TO RENT WALVIS BAY FLAT IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE. Lounge, kitchen, one big bedroom, build in cupboards, bathroom and toilet. Water included, prepaid electricity. N$ 5000.00 p/m Call: 081 252 7474 TE HUUR: 1 slaapkamer woonstel Getroude paartjie of enkel pesoon sonder kinders W/L ingsl. Warm water, stort & toilet en zink. Onmidellik beskikbaar. N$ 3 000.00 p/m huur vooruitbetaalbaar Raja str 2 Narraville Walvisbaai Kontak: 081 617 8878 TO RENT: Narraville 1 bedroom flat for single person or couple Built in cupboards in bedroom, fully tiled Build in stove with extractor fan fully tiled Aluminium windows, DSTV Dish, outside braai, outside braai interlock yard. Alarm system. W/E incl. N$ 3 500.00 p/m No deposit Rent payable upfront No garage + no pets Available immediately. Contact: 081 247 5248 TO RENT: Kuisebmond, erf 4031 Orion Street Two bedroom N$ 4 500.00 p/m Available immediately Prepaid electricity Water incl. Contact: 081 127 6112

PROPERTIES FOR SALE Free standing house for sale at Swakopmund Ext * Two bedrooms * Two bathrooms * Open Plan Kitchen * Build-in Cupboards * Single garage * Erf size: 400 square meters Selling for N$ 900 000.00. All costs excluded. Call 0811259208

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For sale: 2 Bedroom flat centre of town, Walvis Bay near all schools. BIC, BIS, aircons outside braai blinds burglar bars alarm N$ 800 000 0812220783 Walvis Bay FOR SALE: Property for sale two bedroom flat Ejuva Village. Walvis Bay, Kuisebmond Contact: 081 618 0067 081 274 5759 FOR SALE AJL REAL ESTATE WALVIS BAY - Lagoon area 2 bedroom flat lounge, kitchen, one bathroom, tow bedrooms, garage. Hage Heights Ground floor N$ 730 000.00 Contact Ansie Lucas 081 292 5892 FOR SALE Tamariskia Swakopmund freestanding house nearby all amenities. Nice location erf size 450m² house 201m² Big farm house 4 bedrooms, tv dining room, family room, kitchen with pantry, Single garage plus extra carport. outside braai area. Plus one bedroom flat with own entrance Monthly rental income N$ 3 500.00 p/m N$ 1,350 mil. Contact Ansie: 081 292 5892 FOR SALE: Tamariskia Opposite built it Unit in Pelican Village Two bedrooms, full bathroom, open plan kitchen, living room, single garage. N$ 780 000.00 cc registered Contact Ansie: 081 292 5892 aweh PROPERTIES VACANT ERF FOR SALE WALVIS BAY, MEERSIG Size: 1100m² N$750 000 (all cost incl) 2km walk to beach Call: Revonne Mouton 081 399 2707/ 085 641 5135 revonne@aweh.com.na aweh PROPERTIES VACANT ERF FOR SALE SWAKOPMUND, TAMARISKIA, EXT 3 Size: 1256m² N$690 000 Build your own dream home today call: Revonne Mouton 081 399 2707/ 085 641 5135 revonne@aweh.com.na

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TNT PROPERTIES CC For sale in Arandis 3 bedrooms 1 bathroom Dining room Lounge Open plan kitchen Single garage boundary wall Incomplete bachelor flat Erf size 489 N$ 770 000.00 (ALL COSTS INCLUDED) FOR SALE - Ocean view Swakopmund 1225sqm erf Price: 1040,000.00 (costs excluded) For sale: Meersig - Walvis Bay 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms kitchen laundry/scullery Tv room and lounge Dining room study room entertainment area outside braai double garage Price: 2.27 mil, costs excluded For sale: Spacious house in Meersig *3 bedroom (each room with its own bathroom) *Very spacious open-plan kitchen (bis & bic) *Dining area and TV room *Spacious lounge *Guest toilet *Outside braai & 3 garages *Price: N$ 1 750 000.00 (costs excluded) Serious and pre-approved clients to contact: Tupavali Nghaamwa 0813820277

TNT PROPERTIES CC FOR SALE: TAMARISKIA 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms kitchen tv room dining area 700 sqm enough space for garage and flats expansion Price: N$ 1 450 000 (costs excluded) Erf for sale: Near Nampower opposite Ocean view Measurements: 485 sqm Price: N$ 420 000.00 (costs included) For sale in Mondesa 3 bedrooms (bic) 2 bathrooms spacious, modern kitchen dining area generous lounge double garage extra 1 bedroom flat guest toilet and shower Price: 940 000 (costs excluded) For sale in Arandis 3 bedrooms (bic) 2 bathrooms spacious open-plan kitchen (bic & bis) big lounge single garage big erf Price: 780 000 (all costs included) Newly built house in Arandis 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms open-plan kitchen lounge single garage (drive through) 419 sqm Price: N$ 650 000 (costs included) Fairway - Walvis Bay Double-storey house consists of: 4 bedrooms 3 bathrooms spacious and modern openplan kitchen scullery dining area lounge inside barbeque outside braai and entertainment area study area /office double garage and high boundary wall beautiful garden and some extras Price: 2 600 000 (costs excluded) (strictly pre-approved clients to view) SERIOUS AND PREAPPROVED CLIENTS TO CONTACT : Tupavali Nghaamwa 0813820277

MALAKIA PROPERTIES ESTATE AGENTS CELL: 081 297 7253 Properties for Sale: ARANDIS 3bedrooms,bathroom,kitchen ,Lounge and Garage N$495 000.00 MAHETAGO (Swakopmund) 2bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen N$580 000.00 3Bedrooms, 1Bathrooms, Kitchen bic with stove, Dining room, Lounge, Laundry and Double Garages N$1.1mil TAMARISKIA 3Bedrooms, 2Bathrooms, Kitchen, Dining room, Lounge, TV room, 2Garages, plus 2bachelor flats. N$1.4mil 3Bedrooms, 2Bathrooms, Kitchen, Dining room, Lounge, TV room, double, inside braai mini bar.N$2.5mil TULINAWA 3bedrooms,2bathrooms,open -plan kitchen And Double Garage N$898 000.00 MONDESA 2bedrooms, bathroom, openplan kitchen Plus bachelor flat and outside braai N$880 000.00 JABULANI 1Bedroom, Bathroom, Kitchen, Lounge, boundary wall Plus 2 bachelor flats big erf 2 600m .N$850 000.00 Contact: Malakia 081 297 7253 Tel: 064-406783 Email:malakiaproperties@ yahoo.com

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JOB WANTED: I am a 27 year old lady looking for housekeeping work Walvis Bay. I have experience. 081 836 5354 WERK GESOEK: Ek is 47 jarige vrou opsoek na huiswerk of net strykwerk. Walvis of Langstrand, hele week ek is vriendelik en betroubaar. Ek het ondervinding en verwysings. Kontak: 081 469 0715 JOB WANTED: I am a 23 year old lady looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay. I can start as soon as possible. I am very hardworking. Contact: 081 832 2286 JOB WANTED: I am people orientated and this causes me an active and genuine interest in people. I consider myself to be efficient dedicated, reliable and dependable. I am 22 years old and have experience in IT network. I also have experience as a cashier, but will gladly take any opportunity that comes my way. Contact: 081 348 8472 Ek is opsoek na huiswerk of inslaap werk in Swakopmund, Langstrand, Nonidas en Walvisbaai, ek is hardwerkend en kan enige dag begin. Kontak: 081 867 1760 / 081 636 5231

WANTED BEST CASH PRICES PAID ON THE SPOT FOR ALL KINDS OF YOUR GOLD RINGS BANGLES, CHAINS COINS, ETC EVEN FOR THE BROKEN ONES WE ALSO BUY CUT DIAMONDS Please visit DESERT JEWELER & CURIOS Prior calls are essential Cell: 081 408 1550 We have moved to 85 Hage Geingob str Walvis Bay OPPOSITE International School of Walvis Bay *** If you don’t want to sell your items, YOU CAN PAWN your gold and diamond jewellery or even a car

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Vacancies: Bar Man/Lady Cleaner Manager (Gambling) Security Only Full Detailed CV's will be considered. CV's to be sent to following email: reception@ajgroup.com.na (we will then make contact with you from there)

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CONTAINERS TO BUY / RENT and storage yard in Swakopmund with 24/7 access. Office or ablution alterations. Cowboys. 064 418 150 or 081 146 4770

Ek is opsoek na huiswerk, kasier werk of kinders oppas werk in Swakopmund, Ek het verwysings. Kontak: 081 635 6540 / 081 222 7403 I am a 42 year old lady looking for domestic work, office cleaning, waitress or care giver work in Swakopmund or Long Beach. Monday to Friday, I have experience and can start anytime. 081 202 0611 I am a 36 year old gentleman looking for general work in Swakopmund, I have experience in tile repair and butchery. Monday to Friday and I can start anytime. Contact: 081 492 2779 / 081 266 5761

JOB WANTED: I am a lady looking for domestic work or office cleaning in Swakopmund, Long Beach and Walvis Bay. Monday to Friday, I have experience and can start anytime. Contact: 081 038 4794 JOB WANTED: I am a 21 year old lady looking for domestic work, babysitting in Swakopmund only. I have experience and I am ready to start as soon as possible, I can work as a sales person as well in a shop. Contact: 081 826 3597 / 081 270 5954 JOB WANTED: I am a 28 year old lady looking for domestic work in Swakopmund, Walvis Bay and Windhoek. I am a hardworker, I can clean, iron etc. Contact: 081 891 0093 JOB WANTED: I am a 41 year old very hardworking, trustworthy woman who is willing to learn. I am urgently looking for any domestic or office cleaning work for a week or 3 days or 2 days in Swakopmund. Contact: 081 324 5659 / 081 310 4439 I am a young lady looking for domestic work around Swakopmund, I have 4 years experience and I can start as soon as possible. Contact: 081 429 2087 / 081 649 0391 We are urgently looking for domestic work in Swakopmund, we have experience and we are ready to start as soon as possible, only serious job givers can Contact: 081 418 9545 Ek is dringend opsoek na werk, huis skoonmaak, was en stryk en kinders oppas. Maandag tot Saterdag, ek kan ook by ‘n kleuterskool werk om kinders op te pas. Kontak: 081 565 0918 WERK GESOEK: Ek is opsoek na huiswerk of kinders opas werk in Walvisbaai. Ek het ondervinding Kontak: 081 370 5740

5 NOVEMBER 2021 MINISTRY OF TRADE & INDUSTRY LIQUOR ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A COMMITTEE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998 (Regulations 14, 26 & 33) Notice is given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the Regional Liquor L i c e n c i n g Committee, Region Erongo. 1. Name and postal address of applicant: Carla Cummings, P O Box 1609, Walvis Bay, 2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Anchors Wa t e r f r o n t Restaurant cc. 3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: Waterfront Walvis Bay. 4. Nature and details of application: Change of Trade Name FROM: Anchors Restaurant cc TO: Anchors Wa t e r f r o n t Restaurant cc. 5. Clerk of the Court w i t h w h o m application will be lodged: Clerk of the Magistrate’s Court, Walvis Bay. 6. Date on which application will be lodged: 8 November 2021. 7. Date of meeting of Committee at which application will be heard: 8 November 2021. Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 of the Act in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Secretary of the Committee to reach the Secretary not less than 21 days before the date of the meeting of the Committee at which the application will be heard.

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NOTICES NOTICES NOTICES MINISTRY OF TRADE & INDUSTRY LIQUOR ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A COMMITTEE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998 (Regulations 14, 26 & 33) Notice is given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which

appear below, will be made to the Regional Liquor Licencing Committee, Region Erongo. 1. Name and postal address of applicant: Carla Cummings, P O Box 1609, Walvis Bay, 2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Anchors Waterfront Restaurant cc. 3. Address/location of

premises to which application relates: Waterfront Walvis Bay. 4. Nature and details of application: Transfer of Owners for Special Liquor Licence. 5. Clerk of the Court with whom application will be lodged: Clerk of t h e M a g i s t r a t e ’s Court, Walvis Bay. 6. Date on which application will be lodged: 8 November 2021. 7. Date of meeting of

NOTICE OF THE CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Self Catering Unit ON ERF NO: 361 TOWNSHIP/AREA: Meersig STREET NAME & NO: 1st Street North No.18. In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish on the site a/an: Self Catering Unit. Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 105, Civic Centre. Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the applicant, in writing, not later than 26 November 2021. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Handro du Plessis, P O Box 3007, Walvis Bay email: hanro86@gmail.com

CONSOLIDATION OF ERVEN 320 AND 321, MILE 4 EXTENSION 1 (SWAKOPMUND) AND REZONING FROM SINGLE RESIDENTIAL WITH A DENSITY OF 1:600 TO GENERAL RESIDENTIAL 1 WITH A DENSITY OF 1:250 Take note that Stewart Planning – Town & Regional Planners intends to apply, on behalf of Sophia Namasiku Sibungo (owner of Erf 320) and James Chika Maswahu (owner of Erf 321), for the consolidation of the properties and rezoning of the consolidated property from Single Residential (1:600m²) to General Residential 1 (1:250m²). The purpose of the application is to create a large parcel of land to accommodate a maximum of seven (7) townhouses in accordance with the development parameters set out in the Swakopmund Zoning Scheme. Erven 320 and 321 are vacant properties situated along Crow Street in the primarily residential neighbourhood of Mile 4 Extension 1. The close proximity to the beach and access to well-established roads makes the properties ideal for small-scale higher density residential development. The application is submitted in terms of the Urban and Regional Planning Act, 2018 (No. 5 of 2018) and in terms of the Swakopmund Zoning Scheme. The full application is available to download from www.sp.com.na/projects or can be inspected at the Town Planning Department of the Municipality of Swakopmund, corner of Rakotoka and Daniel Kamho Street, Swakopmund. Take note that any person having objections or comments to the proposed consolidation and rezoning must lodge such objections or comments, together with the grounds thereof, in writing with the Chief Executive Officer of the Municipality of Swakopmund and Stewart Planning within fourteen (14) days of the last publication of this notice to the address provided below. Written objections or comments must be submitted by Friday, 3 December 2021. Chief Executive Officer Municipality of Swakopmund P. O. Box 53 Swakopmund 13001 Namibia

Stewart Planning P. O. Box 2095 Walvis Bay 13013 Tel: +264 64 280 773 melissa@sp.com.na

Committee at which application will be heard: 8 November 2021. Any objection or written submission in terms of

section 28 of the Act in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the Secretary of the Committee to reach the Secretary not

less than 21 days before the date of the meeting of the Committee at which the application will be heard.

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Mubatapasango scoops Spirit Award Rudi Bowe A Zimbabwean born Ultra-marathon runner, Mabasa Mubatapasango, living in Swakopmund, scooped the Spirit Award on Saturday, 30 October 2021, at the seven-day, 250 km footrace Namib Race that started on 24 October 2021 in the Namib-Naukluft National Park, and finished at Tiger Reef in host town, Swakopmund. The 4 Deserts series consisted of the N a m i b R a c e (Namibia), The Gobi March (Mongolia), the Atacama Crossing (Chile) and the Last desert (Antarctica) and is widely recognised as the most prestigious outdoor footrace series in the world organised by the Racing the Planet. Mubatapasango, the only African in the race, said his journey is funny, as he only started running to lose weight after having being inspired by the 2017 edition of the race whilst doing their satellite but now, he is an ultra-marathoner, a term that he still had to get used to. Mubatapasango said, “I did run for Africa”, this was evident as he wore with pride a running shirt with a Zimbabwean and Namibian flag.

According to Mubatapasango, the 4 Desert Race is a unique and special race he would recommend to anyone who is looking for a new challenge, willing to push the limits or companies that want to do team building. “My next goal is to do the remaining three races Atacama, Gobi and Antarctica. I would like to extend an invitation to willing corporates to partner with me and we change many stories together,” Mubatapasango said. Mubatapasango, popular with supporting juniors in tennis, cricket and mentorship extended his appreciation to Erongo businesses that worked with him during his journey, these include: Ruan Mocke and Marieke kirchner, Brew and Bristles, Fusion wellness Spa, footworx, Paratus and

Mec Academy. The full results of the 2021 Namib Race are; Men's Overall; 1. Robert Ripley, United States, 1st 2. Ben Dame, Germany, 2nd 3. Radmir Bickmetov, Russia, 3rd Women's Division; 1. Liss Vallestrand, Norway, 1st 2. Kasia Glowacka, Poland, 2nd 3. Beth Whitman, United States, 3rd Age Group Awards Men 20-29: Ju Seunghun, Korea

30-39: Kim Alvarez, Spain 40-49: Jeff Pelletier, Canada 50-59: Frode Lein, Norway Women 20-29: Bis Saravia, Guatemala 30-39: Gabriella Mathisen, Norway 50:59: Corinne Klajda, Poland Spirit Award: Mabasa Mubatapasango, Namibia Sportsmanship Award: Wolfgang Kirchmayr, Switzerland

Sports day raises funds for animals Rudi Bowe

The winner of the two persons team Emilia Tagliaferri (Michelle von Stein were not present for the photo) with the runner up team in red and Quintin van Rooyen, chairperson of Walvis Bay SPCA

Mabasa Mubatapasango journey at the 2021 Namib Race

Mabasa Mubatapasango with his family at the finish line of the Namib Race

Marcello Bampton, Miranda Bosman, dealer principal of Indongo Toyota, Haven Bampton, Jason Bampton & Quinton van Rooyen, chairperson of Walvis Bay SPCA

Miranda Bosman from Indongo Toyota, the new chairperson of the Walvis Bay SPCA, Quinton van Rooyen and vice chairperson of the Walvis Bay SPCA Wessel Oosthuysen pictured at the official cheque handover Indongo Toyota Walvis Bay hosted a sports day to raise funds for the SPCA at the Atlantis Sports field in Walvis Bay. The fun day that was held on Saturday, 30 October, raised an amount of N$18 600. Sixteen four-man teams and four two-man teams competed in series of challenges like rolling tyres, changing a car tyre, bear crawling, rope jumping and some climbing challenges. Team Fantastic Four (Amos Feris, Marcello Bampton, Jason Bampton and Haven Bampton) clinched first place and in second place was the Local Disappointments sponsored by Skeleton Coast Launching (Cyla Janse van Rensburg, Derik Janse van Rensburg, Robert Glover and Jaco van Ryn). Walvis Bay Roundtable 36 (Monolito du Toit, Brian Langer, Waldo Lassen and Joppie Kotze) took third place. The two ladies from Spraytech Sherbet, Michelle von Stein and Emilia Tagliaferri, were the two persons team champions. The new chairperson of the Walvis Bay SPCA, Quinton van Rooyen expressed his gratitude towards the organisers and thanked everyone who participated and made this day possible. “It is immensely appreciated.”