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Strike in full swing at Walvis Bay inside Salt Holdings

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The striking workers at Walvis Bay Salt Holdings as seen on Monday morning

The ongoing labour dispute between employees of Walvis Bay Salt Holdings and the company’s management has reached a climax, with employees downing tools yesterday.

The quarrel started after the company’s management allegedly set down additional conditions, while busy negotiating with the workers’ bargaining unit, the Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN).

These conditions supposedly include a change of lunchtime periods, whereby employees will be obliged to have their lunchtime in different time-frames, to ensure continuous production, and also the reduction of leave days from an average of 30 days per year to 25 days.

The change in current shift hours is seemingly also a condition and the workers say this change is to convenience management and inconve-

nience the workers, who are putting the salt in the market.

One of the employees’ main concerns is the fact that the company allegedly aims to reduce their medical aid benefit too, by changing it to a fixed amount.

According to the employees, this will crush the current medical aid benefit of a 65:35 contribution ratio. Further allegations of a discriminatory salary structure were also made.

“It is common cause and admitted that discrimination does exist in all grades, due to various factors such as race, ethnicity and favouritism in this modern Namibia at Walvis Bay Salt Holdings,” a letter by the

MUN states.

Some of the workers namib times spoke to, say they are willing to agree on an average increase of 10,3%, to all bargaining unit employees, back-dated to 1 March 2015, as was proposed by the company, but refuse to accept the company’s conditions.

“We will continue with the strike until they (management) give in to our terms. In the meantime, it’s the company losing millions of dollars per day,” was the workers’ telephonic response last night.

The company’s managing director, Mr André Snyman, says that they are in constant discussions with the local workers’ committee Large Cabbage

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since November 2014, regarding the allegations of discriminatory salary practices, and have worked on a proposal in order to rectify any historical discrepancies.

According to this proposal an average increase of 10,3%, to all bargaining unit employees, back-dated to 1 March 2015 is offered.

In certain cases increase up to 17% has been offered, says Snyman.

“Considering current inflation levels in Namibia, the company is still of the opinion that this is a very good offer,” Walvis Bay Salt Holdings’ press release reads.

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ing figures prevail, as an example: For grade A2 the company on average pays a total cost to company package of N$178 000, versus an industry average of N$96 000, 85% more than the market.

All employees at the company are having the benefits of a medical aid, of which the company pays 65% of the cost.

Also pension and housing allowance,” it further states.

However, no mention was made regarding the alleged “illegal” conditions. Snyman says, the company remains committed to engaging all its employees in order to find an amicable solution to the benefit of all parties.

[Walvis Bay Salt Holdings (Pty) Ltd, through its various subsidiaries, is the largest producer of solar sea salt in subSaharan Africa.

The Group exports to various countries, including Nigeria, Cameroon, South Africa and Europe.

In addition to producing salt for the chemical industry and other general purposes, the Group also produces high quality table salt for the Southern African market.

Besides South Africa, triple refined sea salt is exported to neighbouring countries, including Angola, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Botswana and Zambia, mainly for human consumption.]

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The Namibia Broadcasting Corporation (nbc) Board of Directors was unveiled yesterday.

Three new members - Ongwediva based lawyer Inonge Mainga, Otavi Chief Executive Officer Moses Matyayi and human resources specialist Wilhencia Kanjegerue Uiras, join re-elected Chairperson Sven Thieme and Andrew Kanime on the new Board.

Thieme is the Executive Chairperson of Ohlthaver and List Group of Companies, while Kanime is the General Manager of Human Resources and Strategic Training at Telecom Namibia.

Thieme also announced the appointment of Vezenga Kauraisa as acting Director General, to replace outgoing DG Albertus Aochamub who has been appointed as President Hage Geingob’s official spokesperson. Kauraisa is the nbc’s Chief Human Resources Officer.

Aochamub, who has been at the helm of the nbc since 1 August

2010, will officially leave the national broadcaster on 1 August 2015.

He is part of Dr Geingob’s recently announced team of advisors to join State House.

Aochamub lauded the nbc Board and staff for overwhelming support during his tenure, saying he will still be available for consultations.

“I thank each and every one of you for your cooperation and support and I hope you will give the same support to the new team. I will not be here at the nbc physically, but I will still be available for guidance as the new team takes

charge,” he said.

Thieme said he was sad Aochamub was leaving the broadcaster but wished him well in his new position at State House.

“I am disappointed that we have lost him as DG, but I wish him well in his endeavours and I am sure he will do the same great job he did at the nbc, once he assumes his new post at State House,” said Thieme.

The nbc Chairperson said for continuity purposes, he preferred that the next Director General be selected among existing nbc senior staff. “I will continue to

work with the new team to take nbc to the next level. I will make sure that the resolutions we made are executed, and I will fight for it,” said Thieme.

Information and Broadcasting Minister Tjekero Tweya also lauded Aochamub for great work done during his tenure at the nbc, and also wished him well as he was joining the President’s team.

“I congratulate the outgoing DG for tremendous work, and wish him a rewarding future.

I am looking forward to working with the new team,” the Minister said.

“SADC TV Bouquet must focus on Africa”-Tweya Mavourlene Gaes The Minister of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Tjekero Tweya says

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Real estate industry pose risks to economy: IMF

The fast growth in real estate prices, combined with the high concentration of banks’ mortgage lending, poses risks to the Namibian financial sector and economy, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) says. IMF Mission Chief for Namibia, Jiro Honda, has warned during a media conference in Windhoek yesterday, that the recent housing market development in the country is an emerging risk. “To address risks associated with the housing market, the mission encourages the authorities to consider various targeted macro-prudential policies as needed. The mission acknowledges that the Bank of Namibia is considering taking some policy steps,” he noted.

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Tweya congratulated Namibia for being amongst the only five Countries to have met the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) and Analogue Switch Off (ASO) deadline of 17 June 2015.

“Namibia is proud to have been part of the journey and to have successfully reached our destination of switching off the analogue broadcasting” he noted at a SADC meeting in Walvis bay.

He outlined the availability of appropriate content as one the challenges they are faced with as a result of going digital migration and added that he is happy the region is now looking forward to filling the gap through the SADC TV

Bouquet.

Tweya explained that he has no objections to hosting the Bouquet and urged SADC member states to start creating content in order to avoid filling vacant spaces with programmes that are not African.

“There is no point if we create our own bouquet and continue watching content which does not belong to us and is not African. There is also a need to establish a regional content hub where our content providers can interact for continued enhanced content provision” he said at the meeting.

Tweya further extended his congratulations to other member states including Malawi, Mauritius and the United Republic of Tan-

zania that also had turned digital.

He concluded by encouraging the rest of the SADC member states to follow suit and have their foot at the doorstep of successful migration.

The SADC TV Bouquet had been recommended at the seventh SADC Digital Broadcasting Migration Forum in Kasane, Botswana, last year.

The bouquet is meant to provide African stories that will be used on the channels that will be created as a result of the digital migration currently underway on the African continent.

The SADC Secretariat coordinates the finalisation of the draft proposal on the SADC TV Bouquet.

SADC states were requested to nominate one member per country that will be part of the task team in charge of finalising the modalities and operations of the SADC TV Bouquet.

The bouquet is currently in the pilot stage and will be implemented as soon as all arrangements are in place.

Last year at the forum, the SADC member states were encouraged to provide their commitment to the SADC TV Bouquet project by submitting to the SADC Secretariat correspondence providing rebroadcasting rights to one of their national TV channels to all other SADC member states.

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The IMF says the high prices of property is as a result of a shortage in supply, and commended Government for making efforts to address the shortage of housing in the country.

Honda says another cause for concern is Namibia’s growth prospects that are “increasingly clouded with downside risks.”

He said the main near-term risk is associated with the highly volatile Southern African Customs Union (SACU) revenues, adding that in the coming years SACU revenues are expected to decline, reflecting the slowdown in the South African economy.

“Further increases in the current account deficits would continue to erode already low international reserves (currently at 9 and a quarter per cent of the Gross Domestic Product) at the end of April 2015,” said Honda, noting that these risks could all happen outside the control of Namibia.

In light of the risks, the IMF encourages the authorities to shift toward a tight fiscal policy stance.

“While safeguarding critical social and development needs, a tight fiscal policy is recommended to build an adequate international reserves buffer (16 -20 per cent of GDP or three to five months of imports) over the medium term, which would enhance Namibia’s resilience to future shocks.

“To this end, the mission welcomes the authorities’ intention for fiscal consolidation. To help implement a prudent fiscal policy, the mission also encourages the authorities to enhance their efforts for public fi-

nancial management reforms and to further strengthen tax administration,” Honda added.

The IMF further raised concern about the persistent high unemployment rate, particularly among the youth.

It acknowledged the government’s policy efforts to address unemployment on various fronts, and encouraged the authorities to further step up efforts to address unskilled labour and facilitate investment in labour-intensive industries.

The IMF thus called on Government to effectively and swiftly implement the many initiatives that it adopted so far.

Speaking at the same occasion, Minister of Finance Calle Schlettwein said the report will be open for Government to deliver comments in the next week and with approval of the IMF board publish it

by September 2015 He said Government has no major differences with the IMF’s findings.

The minister stated that Government has agreed to improve on the country’s reserves, but this will be done without sacrificing economic growth and job opportunities, among others.

“This advice from the IMF is welcomed,” added Schlettwein. While in Namibia, the IMF consulted with Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila, with the Governor of Bank of Namibia, Ipumbu Shiimi and also with other senior Government officials and representatives of the private sector and development partners.

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The Minister of Finance, Calle Schlettwein (r) gestures while the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Mission Chief for Namibia, Jiro Honda (l) looks on during a media conference

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Erven for low-income earners at Karibib Low and middle-income earners at Karibib received fully serviced erven through a closed bid sale for the construction of houses. A closed bid sale involves only registered applicants who applied after the exclusive sale was disclosed in the local media.

Speaking to Nampa upon enquiry on Friday, the head of the Local Economic Department, Planning and Corporate Affairs at Karibib Town Council, Erickson Mwanyekange said a total of 213 people acquired erven in Usab Extension-2.

He said erven measuring 300 to 570 metres squared were sold at N$ 20 000 to N$60 000.

“These are highly subsidised prices if you look at how much council invested in servicing the erven. For instance, it costs N$110 000 to N$120 000 to service a 300 metres squared erf and we sell that for N$20 000,” said Mwanyekange.

Mwanyekange said this is the first time the town council provides highly subsidised land and has spent N$29 million to avail it to residents.

He told Nampa that the beneficiaries paid a 50 percent deposit and were notified in February this year that they were allocated the erven.

As such, they are expected to settle their accounts within 12 months from February,

which they have already started paying.

The official said the new erven owners are mainly people who work for local businesses, while others work on surrounding communal farms.

A large group of those working at the Namibian Defence Force (NDF) Air Wing Base at Karibib were also fortunate to be amongst the beneficiaries.

Asked whether residents should expect subsidised land again next year, Mwanyekange said there will indeed be a few erven available next year, as the council has some money put aside for that.

“We already have land available but for us to provide serviced land to a lot of people like what happened this year, we need money to service that land. Currently we are searching for more funds and our hope is that we get it so that we serve our purpose,” said Mwanyekange.

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Kambueshe applauds new transport company Marshallino Beukes Brothers, Clauss, Waldo and Enslin Beukes launched a new branch of their transport company, SBS Trucking cc at Swakopmund yesterday and Swakopmund Constituency Councillor, Juuso Kambueshe, expressed his gratitude regarding the fact that they have chosen Swakopmund for this business venture.

The recently elected Swakopmund Constituency councillor applauded the company for conveying added value and competitive service to the town. He also urged mining companies, and others to take note that a “new kid” has arrived on the block.

Kambueshe also sent out a stern warning to businesses giving preference to foreign companies, and not making use of locals, to stop this practise. At the official launch of the Swakopmund depot, Mr Clauss Beukes noted that he grew up in Swakopmund and that the coastal town's community rests close to his heart. “This venture is not exclusively a business decision, but also to plough back in the community, as we take our social responsibility very seriously and job creation is also

high on our priority list,” Beukes remarked.

He further mentioned that the company started off during 2003 as a home-based transport business, with the acquisition of one medium sized truck. They now have depots in Windh o e k , C a p e To w n , Johannesburg and also Swakopmund and a fleet of eleven 34 ton trucks (interlinks) with various smaller delivery trucks and pick-ups.

At the same occasion, SBS Trucking put their money where their mouth is and donated N$20 000 to Swakopmund Pool Club (SPC).

Mr Clauss Beukes explained that they observed how this pool club is making waves, with regard to ploughing back into the Swakopmund community, and thus the decision to assist them. Kambueshe commented that he fully supports this decision

Tessa Wicomb (Swakopmund Depot Manager), Hottie Van Wyk (SPC), Mr Clauss Beukes, Councillor Kambueshe, Balero (SPC) and Mr Enslin Beukes

by SBS Trucking, as he has also noticed the positive contributions of the Club. “This young pool club is setting the example for well-established sports clubs and they should follow suit in contributing to the uplifting of the town.

Do not let individuals or teams be bigger than sport itself,” he noted.

Swakopmund Pool Club will use the money to pay for their brand new tracksuits.

Councillor Kambueshe cuts the ribbon

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Accident claims life of Walvis Bay police officer In Omaruru, the driver of a GTI Volkswagen sedan died when he lost control of his vehicle and it overturned between the Karibib and Omaruru main road at about 08:25 on Saturday. The deceased, identified as Justus Shetyunyenga, 42, was a NamPol sergeant and Unit Commander for Aviation at Walvis Bay. Shetyunyenga and another passenger were travelling from Walvis Bay to the north with his private vehicle at the time of the incident.

The passenger sustained injuries to one arm.

Shetyunyenga’s next of kin have already been informed and police investigations into the matter continue.

In the same region, a 43-year-old man died upon arrival at the Usakos Intermediate Hospital (KIH) after he lost control of an Isuzu pick-up vehicle he was driving on the ArandisUsakos main road on

Saturday at about 05:50.

The deceased was travelling with seven children and four adults when the accident happened.

A 35-year-old woman and a two-year-old child sustained serious injuries and were treated at the same hospital before they were transferred to the KIH. The other passengers were treated for minor injuries and discharged.

The deceased, identified as Champion Gaseb, did not have a driver’s licence.

His next of kin have been informed and police investigations into the matter continue.

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Murder, suicide in Walvis Bay Leandrea Louw

A 30-year-old Narraville resident, Edwardo Strauss, died on the spot after allegedly being stabbed in the throat by his friend, Eugene Koppetsch (34) in Narraville's, Skipper Street, in the early hours of Saturday morning.

The incident happened at approximately 01:30.

According to Nampol Deputy Commissioner Otillie Kashuupulwa, the victim and the suspect are both fishermen, and were allegedly together the entire

Saturday. “Apparently a fight broke out between the two which resulted in the stabbing.

The suspect handed himself over to the police later that same day.”

He made his first court ap-

Fatal accident on B2 Marshallino Beukes Sunday night, emergency personnel had to use hydraulic rescue tools to free the lifeless body of the driver of a sedan car from the vehicle, after it collided head-on with a bakkie of the Department of Health and Social Services, approximately 30 kilometres from Swakopmund.

According to Deputy Commissioner Otillie Kashuupulwa the accident occurred around 20:20 on the road between Swakopmund and Arandis.

The smaller vehicle was

supposedly a taxi and Kashuupulwa noted that it allegedly tried to overtake two vehicles, as well as a truck, resulting in the collision.

The sedan was on its

way to Swakopmund. It seemed as if the driver of the sedan had overtaken the truck, despite the fact that the road is clearly marked with a double barrier line.

Besides the one fatality, two people are in a critical condition, while three others sustained less serious injuries. The police spokesperson noted that the two seriously injured

Court Walvis Bay Magistrate’s Court report July 2015 Ruusa Tonata (25) appeared on a charge of theft and was found guilty. The matter was postponed to 30 November for sentencing. The accused is on bail.

Abednegro Shilola (36) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 1 September for plea and trial. The accused is on bail.

A 15 year old minor appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 6 August for further investigation. The accused is on bail.

Gabriel Kamati (31) appeared on charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft.

The matter was postponed to 27 July for further investigation. The accused is in custody.

Charles Van Wyk (22) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft.

The matter was postponed to 4 August for further investigation. The accused is on warning.

Shangula Andreas (34) and Samson Nashongo (20) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft respectively. The matter was postponed to 10 August for the continuation of the trial. Both suspects are in custody.

August Haimbodi (22) appeared on a charge of assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 17 September for plea and trial. The accused is on bail.

Brian Wassefall (39) appeared on a charge of theft by false pretences. The matter was postponed to 14 July for docket to be brought to court (final remand). The accused is in custody.

Ronny Manase Nderura (19) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 5 August for further investigation. The accused is in custody.

A 17-year-old minor appeared on a charge of drugs- dealing in cocaine. The matter was postponed to 1 October for lab results. The accused was released in the care of his guardian.

Nikodemus Salomo (29) appeared on a charge of theft out of a motor vehicle and two charges of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft.

The matter was postponed to 8 October for the continuation of the trial. The accused is in custody.

Heinrich Smith (24) and Lionel Kanandjembo (29) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft respectively. The matter was postponed to 3 November for plea and trial. Smith is in custody and Kanandjembo got bail.

Leena Mwelihangela (29) appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 10 September for legal aid. The accused is on bail.

Patrick Du Plessis (24) appeared on a charge of assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 19 August for the suspect to obtain legal aid. The accused is on bail.

Kondjela Sheetekela (36) appeared on a charge of forgery and uttering a forged instrument. The matter was postponed to 1 October for the Prosecutor General’s decision. The accused is on bail.

pearance yesterday at the Walvis Bay Magistrate’s Court.

In another incident, an 18-year-old boy shot himself late Sunday night, between 23:00 and 23:45.

According to Nampol Depassengers of the sedan were transported to Windhoek.

Alfred Pietersen, who was one of the two people in the bakkie, told the newspaper he was so thankful to be alive and not injured.

He noted that he and his driver had been on their way to Arandis, when they hit the sedan.

Reportedly one of the medics of St Gabriels’s swift reaction on the scene after the accident, saved the life of one of the seriously injured passengers, who had sustained very serious chest and head injuries.

At the time of going to press, the condition of the persons sent to Windhoek could not be established.

Deputy Commissioner Kashuupulwa also noted that the next of kin of the deceased was not yet informed and thus his name could not be made public yet.

She however informed the newspaper that he was a 30-year old male.

puty Commissioner Kashuupulwa, the gun allegedly belonged to the boy’s uncle and his grandmother discovered his body.

There was no suicide note and investigations are still pending.

This is the second suicide the past two months involving youths.

In a recent incident, a 17year-old hanged himself in Narraville.

There was also no suicide note.

The bakkie in which two people were travelling…. the driver sustained light injuries

The wreck of the sedan in which five people were travelling and of which the driver was killed, and two people critically injured

Man dies in front of Swakopmund hospital A 60-year-old man collapsed and died as he was about to enter the Swakopmund State Hospital yard on Monday morning.

Nathaniel Josia Masoto, an employee of the Swakopmund Hotel and Entertainment Centre, apparently informed his supervisor earlier that morning that he needed to see a doctor as he was sick.

He was than excused from work and walked to the hospital, but collapsed and dies just before he could access the medical services of the hospital.

His body was moved into the hospital and he was pronounced dead

after being examined by a doctor.

The Namibian Police Force's (NamPol) Crime investigations Coordinator for the Erongo Region, Deputy Commissioner Ottilie Kashuupulwa told Nampa on Friday the incident

occurred at around 09:00.

“It is not known what caused his death, but the cause will be determined by a post-mortem,” said the commissioner.

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SPCA says dogs attack when provoked The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) opposes the call for a ban on keeping American Staffordshire terrier breed dogs, commonly known as pit bulls, in Namibia.

“Banning these animals will not do justice.

The dog owners are responsible for the behaviour of their animals,” SPCA vicechairperson, Sylvia Brietenstein told Nampa on Thursday. Her comments follow the horrific death of Fred Savage, 13, by two pit bulls in the Otjomuise residential area recently. Savage was mauled to death by the dogs that also wanted to bite people who tried to help the boy. Since the incident, a large number of people have called on Government to order a ban on pit bull terriers. The dogs left the yard they were in and attacked Savage.

Two other children he was with managed to run away. By the time paramedics arrived at the scene, Savage was already dead. City Police officers killed the two dogs on site, because they were still aggressive after the attack on the boy. It is still unknown what triggered the dogs and released their killing instinct. It was speculated that the dogs' owners, who were not in town at the time of the incident, left them unattended and without enough food to eat. The fence from which the dogs escaped was not properly secured. “It is very difficult at this moment to explain why

the dogs reacted in such a manner but any dog breed - Rottweiler, German Shepherd or any medium-sized breed - if provoked it will attack any size human being to a fatal extend,” Breitenstein said. She noted that what happened is very sad and shouldn't have happened. A very graphic video clip of the incident went viral, showing the two terriers tearing apart the flesh of their hapless victim. The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) has since cautioned against the circulation of violent videos on social media.

“Anyone who will be found in possession and circulating videos or visuals of such nature will be dealt with by the law ”said MICT Permanent Secretary, Mbeuta Ua-Ndjarakana in a media statement on Monday. Since the incident, family, friends and a large number of people expressed their condolences to the bereaved family. Among those were First Lady Monica Geingos; Minister of Education, Arts and Culture Katrina Hanse-Himarwa; and the Minister of Gender Equality and Child Welfare Doreen Sioka. Savage was laid to rest in Usakos One of two pit bull dogs after it was put down by members of the City Police in the Erongo Region this weekend. following a vicious attack on a nine-year-old boy recently. (Photo: Contributed) NAMPA

Repeal Squatters Proclamation Act: AR The Affirmative Repositioning (AR) legal forum held here in Windhoek Saturday has proposed that the Squatters Proclamation Act No 21 of 1985 be repealed as it has no place in society.

This Act provides for the removal of persons unlawfully present on land or in buildings, and for the demolition of structures which are unlawfully erected.

The one-day forum was held for sympathisers of the AR moveYouth activist and leader of ment and landless Affirmative Repositioning group youth to contribute to Job Amupanda. (Photo by: proposed laws affecEtuna Shikalepo) NAMPA ting land and housing

in Namibia, including issues pertaining to the eviction of squatters, land occupation, housing finance, land and housing price control board and land tenure system.

Member of the AR steering committee, Khadila Amoomo said housing, as a fundamental right, should be a provision in the Namibian Constitution.

He said the proclamation act is unconstitutional, adding that

people should not be evicted unless alternative provisions or alternative housing had been made for them by the relevant authorities, usually municipalities.

“It makes sense that people should not be evicted into a situation of homelessness.

People facing eviction from their homes should be given a meaningful opportunity to participate in the resolution of the eviction dispute,” said Amoomo. Amoomo said landless Namibians have mobilised themselves and are

ready to occupy land if their applications for land are not approved by 31 July 2015. With about 26 days remaining until the deadline of 31 July 2015 given to Government to provide land to landless youths, the AR is adamant that landless youth will occupy land and it will ensure that land occu-

pations are done legally.

Land activist and AR leader Job Amupanda said it is in the best interest of Government to solve the issue now before the deadline. “The more you delay it, the more you agitate the youth,” he said.

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

Do not leave bait or fish on the beach!

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

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

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 905éOpen 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

Deputy Minister harmonising Namibia’s sectors Liesl Losper Yesterday, the Deputy Minister in the Presidency responsible for Economic Planning, Ms Lucia Iipumbu visited Namport. This visit forms part of her two week visits at different business sectors in Namibia to get up to date with their projects to make sure all sectors are complementing each other throughout Namibia.

Mr Bisey Uirab, Ceo of Namport, welcomed the Deputy Minister.

Mr Elzevir Gelderbloem, Port Engineer of Namport, gave five impressive presentations – one on each of their projects, under which the Port of Lüderitz.

After the presentations, namib times had an exclusive interview with Deputy Minister Iipumbu on her vision to harmonise sectors so that they would all work complementary to each other.

Iipumbu said,“I want the sectors to complement each other for the benefit of Namibia and in this regard we look at what Namport is aiming at, namely, expanding.

That helps us plan, so that we know that for example, if Namport

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Obtaining Fishing

Deputy Minister Lucia Iipumbu, Mr Bisey Uirab, Ceo of Namport with Mr Elzevir Gelderbloem, Port Engineer of Namport is receiving this much going to Botswana, we will be in a position to have facilities where to keep that, before it goes to Botswana - and as planners we also look at other logistical requirements for argument’s sake.

If you are receiving for example a specific cargo of material that are earmarked for Zambia, or any other country, or even Namibia itself, you must also be able to complement in term of planning with, for instance the railways and infrastructures, all the sectors that work together in delivering these goods or items.

As planners you must understand them only then you will be able to get everything

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in place.”

But does it help to try to develop if other sectors are not ready?

“To make sure that Namport can be confident that the other sectors will be able to do their part of the bargain, in terms of giving continued commitment to deliver.

What we have now is the plan for Namport and with this, we can now look at the other sectors, for example, like to give Transnamib money to rehabilitate the rail infrastructure, to get up to standard to the challenges that Namport has set logistically.

We’ll now go back to them and say, this is the plan for Namport, what are you able to do now to complement

Mr Bisey Uirab, Ceo of Namport handing over a gift to Deputy Minister Lucia Iipumbu their plan?

We want to harmonise sectors and to see that they all work in unison.

Ours is a bigger vision

- in our economic planning, we also see more jobs being created as well,” Deputy Minister Iipumbu said.

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One life lost in Accident The namib times was on the scene tonight when emergency personnel had to use hydraulic rescue tools to free the lifeless body of the driver of a sedan car from the vehicle, after it had hit a bakkie of the Department of Health that was on its way to Arandis, head-on, 30 km from Swakopmund.

Buys Werner To be honest, fog is heavy on Arandis road. Road users must switch headlights on and please do not over take no matter the rush ur in.

Don’t speed in the fog.

Martha Nantuluka They

will recover by the power of God, please driver do not speed while there’s a fog.

RosyRose Andreas I passed by minutes after the accident occured. It was a terrible sight, but

eish the fog. One could hardly see in front of you, so had to exercise extra care and drive slow.

Emeritha Beukes Obey road signs and markings it is not there for decoration, It is there to guide, help

and protect us!

Kissie Juelz Pray they all recover.. Lord be with them.

Junior Philip Wish them speed recovery.

Esme Titus So sad.

More accidents and crime…

According to various sources a man from Walvis Bay died approximately 01:00 this morning after allegedly being stabbed. According to another source, an accident occurred near Usakos early today resulting in the death of one person and ten people injured.

Erastus Kashimba Thanks a lot namib times for keeping the nation

informed. Keep it up!

Anna Kee Maldri Josti Ogh accidents con-

tinue to rob us from young vibrant lives. Can’t believe you are gone man.

So sad.

Amunime Shiwana What happened real.

Walvis Bay Salt Holdings employees to down tools Accusations of a discriminatory salary structure, illegal reduction of leave days, illegal reduction of medical aid and more, by employees of Walvis Bay Salt Holdings, have come to a boiling point.

An official letter from the workers states that they have resorted to officially down tools, effective from Monday…

Elia Shikudule Unions remember wat you have promsed peaple in workers day ther at Kuisebmond stadium.

Tupo Andreas Oh cry my beloved company.

New Smartphone transaction to bring hope, jobs and affordable technology - Two Walvis Bay Businessmen part of N$8 Billion Deal Two coastal businessmen, Rojo Van Wyk and Michael Dausab, have acquired the rights to the marketing and distribution of a range of Ultraphones by the Chinese manufacturer, Technology, Happy, Life (THL), which is part of the Shenzhen Hongjiayuan Communication Technology Co Ltd. This range of smartphones will make an end to the frustration of daily charging.

Tonino Ricardo Haskell Good luck with the don’t keep us waiting too long. venture and positive attitude guys. So let's see Anna Kee Maldri Josti Congrats guys. Fire THL and partners put their money or phones away. We are waiting. where their mouths are.When will we see the T5 Barbara Myburgh Maclobo They will make it 000 in Namibia? Currently this one selling in the ......so proud of them.

US for around U$ 230 Customers in the U.S.A. Leilanie Majiedt Well done guys, and good Rated this specific model as a 5-Star product so luck.

Ek teen die wêreld

Hy sal die arme red wat om hulp roep, die verdrukte en dié wat geen helper het nie Psalm 72: 12 Of jy nou die daaglikse spanning van die lewe moet hanteer of die spanning van probleme met ernstige gevolge, dit is vertroostend om te weet jy is nie alleen nie.

God belowe om diegene te red wat na Hom roep... veral dié wat voel dat hulle heeltemal alleen is.

Liefie

Liefie hoor van ‘n sekere bier hier aan die kus wat so bietjie ‘af’ proe. Liefie vat toe ook later ‘n ou slukkie van nog so ‘n biertjie en kyk, van wanneer af is daar bier wat ‘n water 'flavour' het?

Dan wil Liefie ook gesels oor die groot ‘H’ woord... Higiëne.... dis nou daar by die Waterfront rond...

Vroumense is tog veronderstel om die voorbeeld te wees, maar ai... lyk vir Liefie hoe meer voggies ingeneem word hoe minder word daar geworry oor nat vloere.

Komaan dames... wie wil nou in ‘n ander se ongelukkies of probleempies trap?

Liefie gewaar ook hier oor die naweek dat daar by ‘n sekere uithanghoekie heel duidelik “no smoking” tekens opgeplak is buite, maar steeds staan en stook al die rokertjies net so ou halwe treetjie

ie f e

Li

weg van die kaste met die tekens op.

Liefie kon toe nie werklik verstaan waarvoor daai tekens nou so pronk as dit dan nou buitekant is wat hulle rook nie. En is Liefie nie nuuskierig genoeg om te loer wat binne daai kaste is nie?

Kyk, Liefie dink nie dis ‘n grap as daar gasbottels daar binne staan terwyl daar maar net stickers op geplak is wat sê ‘no smoking’ nie. Wat van bietjie detail gee wat se vlambare 'substance', dan sal daai rokers se halwe treetjie mos vyf en ‘n half treetjies weg word.

It’s Not Just about the Money: To Change the World We Must Change Ourselves The Mediterranean Sea has become a graveyard for Africa’s youth. Every day, we see images of what would appear to be a continent racked by conflict and poverty, and people risking – often losing – their lives in an attempt to flee. Yet Africa has 11 of the 20 fastest growing economies in the world. Africa has enormous resources, and almost half of the world’s uncultivated land that is suitable for growing food crops. So why are so many people desperate to leave behind a land of such opportunity?

Part of the answer is that the vast wealth of Africa is often not being translated into development. Often it benefits only a few, or is squandered altogether.

Ilicit outflows from Africa totaled $69 billion in 2014.

To achieve development we need much more than just resources.

Certainly, money can address some of the deficits that trap millions of people – especially rural people -in poverty. They need infrastructure, starting with the roads that will take them to school or market, as well as electrification, water and sanitation systems.

They need education, health care, decent wages, access to finance.

But there are also things that money can’t buy.

Leadership, good governance, commitment to the rule of law, and an enabling environment to attract investment. The social responsibility to pay fair wages, create decent employment, and pay taxes.

The Third International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD), soon to convene in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, is one leg of the route that global leaders have charted to-

ward a new international consensus to change the world we live in and to eliminate extreme poverty and hunger.

Ahead lie the finalization of the Post-2015 Agenda and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and a new global agreement on climate change. The goals are necessary for our collective future. Without a solid consensus over the financing and resources needed, however, goals remain simply wishes.

But it’s not just about the money, still less about aid in the conventional sense.

The key to a sustainable future free of poverty and hunger is people. The world leaders gathering in Addis need look no further than the continent where they are meeting to see this.

Africa is rich. Its extractive industries have provided revenues in the hundreds of billions of dollars.

Yet Africa’s resource-rich countries have some of the world’s highest child mortality rates, and a dozen have in excess of 100 child deaths for every 1 000 live births. This travesty illustrates that there are other resources besides money that are necessary for development, starting with

leadership, accountability and commitment.

Three quarters of the world’s poor and chronically hungry people live in rural areas and are also mainly dependent on agriculture for their livelihoods.

Smallholder farmers and rural entrepreneurs could contribute much more to producing food, job creation, national economic growth, and the preservation of natural resources.

Yet they often lack the tools to do so. And many of those who are producers of food go hungry themselves.

Investment in rural development is key to delivering a host of development objectives, including adequate food, clean air, fresh water and biodiversity.

And growth in the agricultural sector has been estimated to be at least three times more effective in reducing poverty as growth in any other area.

In sub-Saharan Africa, the figure is 11 times.

Change must start from within. An institution like mine, the International Fund for Agricultural Development, offers support.

We are investing.

We are sharing knowledge and best practices.

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Groot ge-“doodle” by COSDEF Die afgelope Saterdag was COSDEF se galery ‘n miernes van bedrywigheid met kinders, tieners, volwassenes, oupas en oumas wat, kop onderstebo, diep in konsentrasie besig was om te “doodle”. Vyf en sestig mense het die geleentheid bygewoon en net weer gewys hoe die mense aan die kus omgee vir dié in nood.

Die spesiale geleentheid is gereël as ‘n fondsinsamelings-oggend as deel van die tydskrif Life in Namibia se “Night of 1 000 Images” liefdadigheidsprojek. Die tydskrif beoog om gereeld sulke byeenkomste te reël, waar mense genooi word om op n A5 bladsy iets te teken.

Sodra daar 1000 tekeninge (foto’s is ook welkom) ingesamel is, sal daar 'n

uitstalling wees, waar die tekeninge verkoop sal word en die inkomste van hierdie uitstalling sal na n 8 jarige dogtertjie, Doloris Boer gaan wat Serebraal verlam is en 'n rolstoel benodig.

Die byeenkoms Saterdag

by COSDEF het 113 tekeninge opgelewer! Van kinderkuns tot werkende kunstenaars het hul tyd gegee om pragtige werk

te skenk. 'n Verrassing vir die mense was toe die Akapela manne sangkoor, African Vocals, die saal binnekom en vir 'n uur die gaste vermaak het met hul professionele optrede.

Een van die stalletjies van COSDEF, waar tradisionele Afrika disse voorberei word, was gewild onder die kinders wat vetkoeke daar gekoop het.

Menige ouers het genoem

It’s Not Just about the Money Continued from page 8 As the only IFI in the United Nations we are committed partners in rural transformation.

But the fact remains that no donor institution can transform countries unless they are willing to transform themselves.

Ethiopia, a country once synonymous with famine, is now among Africa’s fastest growing economies.

Investment in rural infrastructure and agricultural

transformation have done what no amount of aid could have.

Ethiopia is Africa’s number one exporter of honey, and has the second largest horticultural industry.

So let us remember that not all commitments are measured in dollars.

True, to save ourselves, our future and our planet, we need major resources, both public and private.

But we also need the commitment of responsible

governors, legislators, investors, business people and partners of all kinds to see that the investments are just and inclusive.

And this has to happen beyond Africa. The Addis Ababa Accord provides a chance not just to count the money, but make sure the money counts.

Kanayo F Nwanze, President of the United Nations International Fund for Agricultural Development

dat dit wonderlik was om 'n Saterdagoggend, saam met hul kinders ontspanne te sit en kuns maak, nie net omdat dit vir liefdadigheid is nie, maar ook omdat dit 'n ontspanne manier is om tyd as familie deur te bring met iets wat almal kan doen.

Omdat die kunsmateriaal geborg word, is hierdie inisiatief ook 'n ideale geleentheid vir kinders wat nie altyd die geleentheid kry om kuns te beoefen nie en so het Hendrina Paakis van Mondesa wat 'n vriendin van Karin is, gereël dat kinders van minder gegoede huishoudings ook die geleentheid kon bywoon.

Nog 'n verrassing en bewys van hoe die gemeenskap hierdie projek hul eie maak en ondersteun was toe 'n jong seun, Sebastiaan Garrard sy kitaar uithaal en op regte “busking” styl begin speel.

Die plek waar die finale uitstalling teen die einde van die jaar gehou sal word is nog nie gefinaliseer nie. Dit sal wel met verloop van tyd deur die media bekend gemaak word.

Karin Retief Life in Namibia

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Omaruru School of Arts Visual Arts Competition On 8 June, the Omaruru School of Arts finally opened its doors and started admitting students. The manager of the school, Mrs Sabine Stumpfe, says the first lessons started that day and they have received nearly 100 applications, of which approximately 30 children will need financial assistance. At this stage, the school does not have enough sponsorships for all the children, thus, unfortunately, the school has to be selective.

The children have been divided into age groups.

They have 9 groups of 10 children each.

It’s still a little chaotic, as the kids do not stick to their timetable, some are a little slow with payment, and some children need different times, but these are seen as teething problems and the staff is very confident that by September, everything will be running smoothly.

Stumpfe says the AYOMA visual Arts competition this year closed at the end of May. Only 8 of the 9 schools in and around Omaruru par-

ticipated thanks to the Art Teachers workshop held in February.

Stumpfe says the quality of the artwork was stunning. The judging of the drawings was done on 30 May. From over 2 000 entries, it was extremely difficult to only select 3 children out of the 5 different age groups.

“The winners were again invited for the annual drum painting weekend with Mr Alpheus Mvula, who was invited by the school to do the workshop with the learners.

Out of the 15 children, unfortunately, 2 children

were not able to attend.

Some of the children were unable to complete their drums, but they are continuing under the supervision of Mr Spangenberg.

The drums are STUNNING! Congratulations to all our young artists,” says Stumpfe “For the children, it was intensive time and required concentration.

It was simply amasing to see how the little artists managed to paint their drums. It was a load of fun for all of us, but by Sunday, lunchtime, everybody was quite exhausted.

The drums will be auc-

Judging tioned at the Artist Trail from 18 - 20 September, but the “16th drum” (on which all the kids painted their pictures) will be auctioned prior to the Omaruru Artist Trail.”

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POWER OUTAGE: WALVIS BAY SUNDAY, 12 JULY 2015 NOTICE

INFORMATION ON THE POWER OUTAGE AND PROGRESS ON THE PROJECT

Notice is hereby given that the electricity supply will be interrupted on the following date:

This outage has mainly been reserved for NamPower to continue with preparation and construction work for the major upgrade of the

DATE: DAY: TIME:

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infrastructure to the town.

During the next two years many planned outages could be expected to accommodate the Walvis Bay upgrade which will bring a very reliable and secure supply to the town. One should comprehend the technical

The power outage will affect the power supply to the following areas:

complexity and the difficulty during this migration to the new infrastructure.

Erongo RED is carefully planning future requirements to limit the number

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Meersig Kuisebmund MTC

of outages to an absolute minimum to reduce the overall impact to all customers.

This outage will be the fourth planned outage for 2015 that relates to the

During this outage period, electricity will still be supplied to the following areas:

electricity upgrade for Walvis Bay.

Painting the drums

During this outage on Sunday 12 July, 18 Mega Watt will be available during

NamPort Light Industrial Area Heavy Industrial Area CBD Area

06:00 – 19:00 which will be reserved for the Central Business District and Light- & Heavy Industrial areas. During this period both 66kV power lines will not be available and capacity will be provided by local generation in Walvis Bay. Full restoration of supply to normal condition is expected to

The reason for the outage is for NamPower to do commissioning work at Kuiseb Substation.

Erongo RED will endeavour to supply crucial areas with electricity and regrets any inconvenience which may result from this outage and would like to ensure that the interests of all customers are considered at all times.

PLEASE NOTE: YOUR INSTALLATION SHOULD BE REGARDED AS “LIVE” AT ALL TIMES AS THE POWER SUPPLY MAY BE SWITCHED ON AT ANY TIME DURING THE ABOVE MENTIONED PERIOD. Issued by: Public Relations Division Benjamin Nangombe Tel: +264 64 214600

Enquiries Control Centre Stephen Muller Tel: +264 64 214 686

NB: FOR ENQUIRIES DURING THE DURATION OF THE POWER OUTAGE,

only be at 19:00.

It should be noted that the electricity network cannot always be operated to control suburbs individually. Hence, the operation of the larger network will at all times be considered and small parts of residential area might be on during this outage.

During the entire period from 06:00 to 19:00, intermittent trips or interruptions are not envisaged but the network remains vulnerable with lower reliability.

The new Erongo RED substation is progressing according to plan with full completion expected on January 2016. Likewise, NamPower has completed the construction of the new 132kV power lines during the previous outage and the town is now being supplied with new lines. The construction of the new 132/11kV substation is now in progress. The entire project is expected to be completed by January 2017.

No planned outages of similar magnitude is expected for August 2015.

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Children at Omsa

Officer: Erongo, Christiana Afrikaner-Matsuis, has extended a big thank you to all the art teachers and learners involved.

The Omaruru School of Arts (OMSA) is open to young and old.

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Azaan Naris crowned Miss Duinesig Mavourlene Gaes

Duinesig Combined School hosted their annual Miss Duinesig beauty pageant at the Kuisebmond Community Hall on Friday and this year the pageant was celebrated under the theme “Seasons”. Naris managed to make it as the fairest of them all when she managed to walk away with the most sought after crown in Duinesig on Friday which was handed over by last year’s Miss Duinesig, Selma Moses.

Azaan Naris Miss Duinesig (middle) with Johanna Mostert (left) and Ndeyapo Shiweda (right)

She was accompanied on stage by her first princess Johanna Mostert and Ndeyapo Shiweda who was chosen as the second princess. Jennefer Naobes walked away as Miss

with their beauty.

The contestants took to the catwalk in dresses made out of plastic bags, paper and leaves as a way of encouraging community members to “Reduce, Re-use and

Personality and Taleni Andrex as Miss Photogenic.

Eighteen young and aspiring models took part in this year’s Miss Duinesig beauty contest and stunned the crowd

Recycle.’

Aside from the models the audience was entertained by popular DJ Houvas as well as performances by several promising artists like the Dot Com’s, Kool

& Fresh, Heartbreakerz and Monica Somses who did their thing on stage and making the crowd beg for more.

Miss Junior De Duine crowned

The crowning moment. Kyla Langenhoven, Miss Jnr De Duine 2014, crowning Lauren Fransman

Miss Dillish Mathews, Winner of Big Brother Africa, 2013, was the MC for the night, and a special performance was also given by Tequila, one of Namibia’s many talented local artists.

The five finalists were Agnes Smith, Jozelle De Klerk, Lauren Fransman, Elmaureen Orus and Donaly Paulse. The five girls were each asked to answer a different question.

Lauren Fransman was crowned as Miss Junior De Duine after she wowed the judges with her beauty and her answer to her question.

She was asked, if she were to have lunch with anyone, whether they are dead

* 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. * 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. * 8 Julie: Jay du Plessis besoek Walvisbaai ten bate van Kidz Haven by Stadsaal. * 11 July: Wreath laying ceremony at M.O.T.H. Monument Usakos at 11:00. * 12 July: Delville Wood Remembrance Church Parade. * 1 Aug: St Petrus Rooms Katolieke Kerk, Narraville Bazaar op kerkgronde vanaf 09:00. * 4 Aug: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Temple of Truth Kerk. * 1 Sept: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by VGK Kerk. * 25 Sept: Mr and Miss NPS at School Hall. * 6 Okt: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Katolieke Kerk. * 15 & 16 Oct: Narraville Primary School Prize-giving Ceremonies. * 3 Nov: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Lutherse Kerk.

* 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. * 25 July: Organisation for Caring for People with Disabilities presents: Flea Market in Haus der Jugend in Swakopmund with pancakes, tombola and lots of stands. For more information contact Almut Slabbert at 081 288 1902.

The De Duine Secondary School held their annual Miss Junior De Duine beauty pageant Thursday night at the school hall. Ten girls participated in the beauty pageant and Lauren Fransman took home the title. phobia’. They showed off their beauty in casual and evening wear.

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The girls kicked off the event with a powerful message of ‘say no to xeno-

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(Fltr) Gazella, Lauren and Agnes or alive, who it would be, where she answered ‘Nelson Mandela’, to ask him how he managed all the peace and stability in South Africa.

Second Princess was Agnes Smith, first princess

was Jozelle De Klerk.

Miss Photogenic was also Jozelle De Klerk and Miss Personality was Elamaureen Orus. The judges for the night was Mr Bertino Bertoni, Ms Hettie Naris and Ms Nangula Shailemo.

* 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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Steve Hofmeyr laat die Dome dreun

Die oud-skoliere-vereniging van die Walvisbaai-privaatskool het Steve Hofmeyr die afgelope naweek as gaskunstenaar gehad.

Hy het die Dome laat weerklink met talle van sy gewilde liedjies‌..en mense het ook soms heerlik saamgesing en met hulle voete die ritmes uitgetrappel. Hy het soos gewoonlik sy gehoor in die holte van sy hand gehad.

Steve op die verhoog

Steve en sy vrou by 'n groep aanhangers

Boeke, CD's en selfs 'n ghitaar is geteken Aanhangers kry 'n handtekening op 'n gekoopte CD

Vriende sing lekker saam

Steve ondersteuners na die konsert op pad huistoe

Vriende kuier lekker saam na die vertoning

Fotos deur Coenita de Bairos

'n Groot skare toeskouers

Moth-klub

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DIS MOS ‘N PÓT: Lee (links) lyk heel in sy skik met die beesstert-pot wat Frank Sondag by die Moth-klub gemaak het

Donnie (links) was die gelukkige wenner van ‘n gekenkpak wat hy Saterdag by die Moth-klub gewen het. Natalia en Ernst was baie bly vir sy part

Foto’s deur Bernabé Blaauw

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Dillish Mathews in Town

Jarreth Koning, the chauffer of Dillish for the event

Dillish and Mr Van Wyk, Prinicpal of De Duine SS

WHS Matrieks van 1975 hou Reünie

Saying goodbye to Dillish at the airport, Deputy Head boy of De Duine, Ryan Solomons and Ms Yolande Koning

(Fltr) Tequila, Miss Senior De Duine 2015, Callyn Goodheart and Dillish Mathews

Japie Hoon (tweede van links, voor) en sy vrou, Linda, (links voor) was ook onder die sestigtal wat saam teruggekyk het op 40 jaar sedert 1975

Op dié foto sit Joubert van Niekerk, bekende sakeman van Swakopmund (heel regs)

Photo by Leandrea Louw

Swakopmunders en Walvisbaaiers was onder die WHS 1975-matrikulante wat die naweek in Windhoek byeen was en hulle 40- jaar reünie gehou het.

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Miss Junior De Duine 2015 Thank you The school and it's organisers would like to thank the following people, institutions, businesses and sponsors for making this event the huge success it was. * Ms Dillish Matheus * Angels Touch and Embroidery * Trust Market * Ship Chandlers and Bakery * Ashi Investments (Mr Ashivudi) * Atlantic Hotel * Flowers * Ms Asantha * Namib Times * The Narraville Police * Commissioner Nelumbu

* Ms Theron (Eagle Security) * Amushe Investments * The Virgin Hair boutique * Hair Creations * Onekka's Hair Studio * Coca-Cola * Pick 'n Pay * Mystique Essentials Cc. * The Belgian Chocolatique * DJ Manne * Mr Grant Knowles * Mrs Olivia Van Wyk * Marcellis

* Ms Betty Ndaitwa * Mr Nico Freygang * Mr Benito Bertoni (Hangana Seafood) * Mrs Nangula Shailemo (Namport) * Ms Hettie Naris * Teachers and staff of De Duine, Learners of De Duine, The entire community of Walvis Bay Thanks for everything, it is highly appreciated.

7 JULY 2015 LOGISTIX INTERNATIONAL (PTY) LTD FULL SUPPLY CHAIN SOLUTIONS

VACANCY: ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE AND ACCOUNTS PAYABLE We, as a leading international logistical company, have a vacancy for an Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable person and who will be based in Walvis Bay and report directly to the Company Accountant General Purpose To provide financial, clerical and administrative services to ensure efficient, timely and accurate payment of accounts under his/her control. Also to perform accounting and clerical tasks related to the efficient maintenance and processing of accounts payable transactions Abbreviated duties and responsibilities · Maintain up-to-date billing system · Generate and send out invoices · Follow up on, collect and allocate payments · Carry out billing, collection and reporting activities according to specific deadlines · Generate age analysis · Maintain accounts receivable customer files and records · Review and verify invoices and cheque requests · Set invoices up for payment · Enter and upload invoices into system · Track expenses and process expense reports · Post transactions to journals, ledgers and other records · Prepare analysis of accounts · Effectively control the Fuel Diesel Account Requirements · Namibian Citizen · Grade 12 or higher applicable education · Fluent in Afrikaans and English. Additional languages will be an added advantage · Excellent administration skills and abilities · Be proficient in MS Word and MS Excel and fully conversant with Pastel · Good communication skills with an excellent attention to detail and accuracy · Sober habits · Punctuality · Trustworthy · Good references · At least three years related experience Contact: Jan Nel Office: 064-220 529 Mobile: 081 127 7253 Email: jan@logistixinternational.com Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted Closing date 18 July 2015

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Kuisebmond Secondary School News Health awareness week

Afrikaans teacher Mrs Shikoyeni, seen during break time, shows that even the elderly should watch their health by eating healthy.

HOD of Science, Mr Mwashau was the first to The Home Economics class prepared a balanced diet for the week. In the start running. center you can see Mrs Kauhondamwa – teacher with her Home Economics learners.

Grade 11B with their class teacher Mrs Haipinge pose for the camera.

Teachers during break from the right.

1. Ms Strauss 2. Ms Kavela 3. Ms Dumeni 4. Ms Amagola

Learners brought along some oranges to school

Teachers also took part in the exercises, showing the learners the importance of fitness.

LOGISTIX INTERNATIONAL (PTY) LTD FULL SUPPLY CHAIN SOLUTIONS

VACANCY OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR (OPERATIONS)

Technical Sales Representative For our Windhoek and Tsumeb Branches Are you passionate about customer service and have a natural talent for sales? We need you to promote our Hytec product range.

Key Performance Areas include: - Servicing and expanding our existing customer base - Achieving agreed sales budgets - Compiling and following up on outstanding quotations - Maintaining up to date knowledge of our hydraulic product range - Initiating, planning and executing sales calls - Able to work without supervision Qualifications and Experience: - Post matric technical qualification will be an advantage - 5 Years technical sales experience - Technical knowledge in the hydraulic or related industries - General sales administration experience - Computer literate - Knowledge of the mining industry.

- Should be a Namibian Citizen or in possession of a valid work permit.

Applicants meeting the above requirements are encouraged to apply either by delivery or e-mail to: The HR Department P O Box 1492 Walvis Bay 198, 3rd Street East, Industrial Area Tel: 064 – 203457 E-mail: info.wvb@hytec.co.na Closing date: 17 July 2015

We, as a leading international logistical company, has a vacancy for a an Office Administrator (Operations) for our coastal operations and will be based in Walvis Bay.

Learners posing the "Okamanetti" style during the warm-up

Duties and responsibilities · Prepare trip sheets and hand out to drivers · Receive trip sheets from drivers upon return to the depot and debrief drivers · Ensure that all delivery documents are received from drivers · Calculate and verify correctness of distances travelled by drivers · Calculate fuel consumption of trucks · Calculate driver's salaries for payment · Check all returned freight for correctness thereof · Effectively control the disposal of damaged and returned freight Requirements · Namibian Citizen · Grade 12 or higher education · Fluent in Afrikaans and English · Excellent administration skills and abilities · Be proficient in MS Word and MS Excel · Good communication skills · Sober habits · Punctuality · Trustworthy · Good references · Be prepared to work irregular hours and over week-ends and public holidays Contact: Office: Mobile: Email:

A few leaners warming up before setting off to run.

Jan Nel 064-220 529 081 127 7253 jan@logistixinternational.com

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted Closing date: 18 July 2015

The Principal, Mr Gottlieb started off showing his learners warm-up exercise routines. He is quite fit for his age.

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BRAND NEW SOLE & EXCLUSIVE MANDATE WALVIS BAY Modern & Classic Offices located in the corporate and financial heart of Walvis Bay! Ranging from 73m² to 94m² Selling from only N$ 1 624 600-00!

Do not miss out on this unique opportunity!

Book yours now!

Claudia 081 605 1984 SUPREME REAL ESTATES: SWAKOPMUND LARGE INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE 11,500 m² secure, income generating property in centre of Swakopmund. Occupied by rent paying tenants.

Income figures available.

Huge open yard, storage potential.

Contact Francois: 085-1229177 Supreme Real Estate

WAREHOUSES Light Industrial 450m² N$22 275.00 excl vat 131m² N$10 500.00 incl vat 230m² N$12 700.00 incl vat 272m² N$17 000.00 incl vat

4140m² N$176 000.00 excl vat

Office space – 127m² – N$6485.00

Vacant erf with fencing – N$14 800 incl vat (avail 1/6) FEEL FREE TO CONTACT: Yolande – 081 251 9377 Office – 064 272580 FALCON REAL ESTATES: AFRODITE BEACH & DOLHIN BEACH / ECO VILLAGE · Various erven and houses for sale.

LANGSTRAND · Properties ranging from N$1 950 000 to N$ 2.9 million SWAKOPMUND · Tamariskia Ext. 3.

Plot & plans with spectacular view of Swakopmund on huge erven ranging from 800 to 1000 sqm priced @ N$ 1 000 000 to N$ 1.3 million · Ocean view: Various erven of 1000 sqm prices starting @ N$ 700 000.

Neville : 081 250 4808 Office: 064 462 061 Email: falconrei@iway.na nevillesmith70@gmail.com

FOR SALE Walvis - Kuisebmond: 6 Bedroom house, kitchen, 2 bathrooms.

Boundary walls.

N$690 000.00 Contact: 081 311 3619 FOR SALE: Private Sale Walvis Bay, Central 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open plan kitchen/lounge Double garage FREE STANDING ERF SIZE 525m² N$ 1 350 000.00 Contact: 081 627 4236

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House Central 3 bed, 2 bath, kitchen, Contact our Agents lounge, Tandem Garage N$ 1 280 000.00

House Central 4 bed, 2 bath, open plan kitchen lounge, Double garage, Ind. BBQ, Servant room plus 2 bed Flat 80m² N$ 2 450 000.00

www.grobbies-estates.com

ERF in Longbeach Ext 2 N$ 750 000.00

064-280 600

FOR SALE

Ruth – 081 240 7350 House Fairways 3 bed, Karien – 081 250 4690 2 bath, kitchen, lounge Jackie – 081 246 3590 N$ 1 499 000.00 PROPERTY IS WEALTH

ERF in Meersig N$ 810 000.00

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FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

WALVIS BAY 20 4505

FOR SALE WALVIS BAY FAIRWAY ESTATE Brand new! Move in today!! 3 Bedr. house, 2 bathr, open plan lounge, dining, BBQ, fitted kitchen, double garage N$1,7 million FAIRWAY ESTATE New listing! Stunning modern 4 bedr. house with study, 2 bathr, open plan lounge, dining, BBQ, lovely fitted kitchen with gas hob and electric oven, laundry/scullery, double garage, guest outdoor room en suite.

Fitted pellet heater.

Style and comfort !!

N$2.6 million.

Amanda 081 128 4836

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

WALVIS BAY OFFICE CORNER OF UNION AND 5TH ROAD TOURIST CENTRUM KURT GRUNSCHLOSS 081 164 5000 US TO LIST S VISIT YOUR M PROPERTY FOR FREE ON A www.property24.com PLOTS, R HOUSES, INDUSTRIAL T BUSINESSES, DEVELOPMENTS AND FARMS SALE OR 2 LEFT M 4BIG OR SMALL O BUDGET OR UPMARKET V CALL KURT FOR ALL.www.seeff.com

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TE HUUR: Stern 4 Modern eenheid, 3 slaapkamer, 2 badkamer, gaste toilet. Oopplan kombuis / eetkamer, sitkamer, binnebraai, baie kaste.

2 garages, 1 groot buite plaas geskik vir braai / potplante N$ 7 250.00 p/m W/K ingsl.

Beskikbaar 1 September Skakel: 081 124 2151 om te besigtig

NEW DEVELOPMENT MONDESA! IMBA VILLAGE Phase 1 selling now!

2 Bed, 1 Bath 62.2m² unit with open plan & garage N$ 668 900.00 Gogga 0818709950 ARANDIS FREE-STANDING 3 BED, 2 BATH HOUSE WITH LOUNGE, KITCHEN & PATIO. MAIN BED WITH ENSUITE BATH! N$ 550 000-00 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 FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

WALVIS BAY 20 4505

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

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

1bedr flat, 1bathr N$2600.00 Kuisebmund - 2 bedr flat, 1bathr, open plan kitchen/lounge. N$3630 - Bachelor flat – N$2500 (water & electr incl)

House Central 3 bed, 2 bath, kitchen, lounge, Double Garage N$ 1 195 000.00

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

P.A.M TREE VILLAS 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

1 bedr flat, 1 bathr N$2900.00

Walvis Bay

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

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

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

Claudia 0816051984

TO LET Walvis Bay - Central – 3 Bedr. Townhouse, 2bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, double garage. N$8890 - Fairway – 3 bedr, 2 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, double garage. N$9 350.00 - Fairway – 2 bedr. townhouse, 1 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge, single garage. N$6600 - Meersig – Townhouse - 2 bedrs, 1 bathrs, open plan kitchen / lounge, single garage. N$5500 - Hermis 2 bedr flat, 1 bathr. open plan kitchen / lounge, single garage. N$5900 - Hermis 2 bedr flat, 1 bathr, open plan kitchen / lounge.

N$5500 Narraville

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

Contact Remax for all your property needs!

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

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Ongwediva/Rundu/Outa pi/Eenhana/Omuthiya/ Oshakati/Ondangwa 065 238 342 / 081 605 1984 Swakopmund/Henties Bay/Arandis /Usakos/Omaruru 064 464 033 / 081 870 9950 Walvis Bay/Longbeach 064 212 440 / 081 605 1984

House Central 3 bed, 1 bath, kitchen, dining, lounge Double garage N$ 1 600 000.00 House 4 bed, 3 bath, lounge, TV room, kitchen Ind. BBQ, scullery, double garage, 2 store rooms N$ 1 890 000.00

Lock up and Go Close to Lagoon, 2 bed, 2 bath, open plan kitchen lounge, Ind BBQ, Double garage N$ 1 300 000.00

FOR SALE WALVIS BAY MEERSIG Modern double storey 3 bedr townhouse with 2 bathr, modern fitted kitchen, open plan living, 2 garages. Just minutes away from Lagoon!

Great investment!!!

N$1 750 000 HERMES Corner 3 bedr. house with 1 bathr, lounge, dining, kitchen, TV room, double garage Grab me today!!

N$1 685 000 CENTRAL If you rent, you can own this 2 bedr flat with 1 bathr, open plan living, kitchen, 1 garage

N$ 750 000

Olga 081 853 1654

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

TO RENT: 1 bedroom with kitchen and shower.

N$ 2 000.00 p/m Kuisebmond Contact: 081 291 7900

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FOR SALE Walvis - Kuisebmund: 3 Bedroom house, main bedroom with BIC, 2 bathrooms, kitchen with BIC, lounge and garage.

N$750 000.00 Walvis Bay Davo Flats - Town house: 2 Bedroom house, all rooms with BIC, bathroom, kitchen with stove and BIC, lounge and garage.

N$950 000.00 Oletweni Swakopmund: 2 Bedroom house, bathroom, kitchen, lounge and garage.

Bachelor flat with bathroom, kitchen and lounge + 3 back yard flats each with own bathroom.

N$1.25Mil (neg) Contact: 081 673 2664 MALAKIA PROPERTIES SALE Olwetweeni (Swakopmund) 4bedrooms, 2bathroom, kitchen, Lounge Garage Plus: 2 bachelor flats N$1.4mil ARANDIS 4bedrooms, 1bathroom, kitchen, Lounge Store room and parking area N$390 000.00 Good Investment: 2bedrooms, bathroom, open-plan kitchen Plus: 2flats with 2bedrooms,bathroom Open-plan kitchen each Generate monthly income N$ 7500.00 N$550 000.00 Malakia 081 297 7253 Email: malakiaproperties@yah oo.com TO RENT: A fully furnished one bedroom flat to let in Tamariskia. Preferable matured people .

Wat & Elec included.

50% deposit. T's and C's apply. Immediately available.

Contact numbers: 064 461454 081 230 4966 081 147 3020 CONTAINERS TO BUY/ RENT and Storage Yard in Swakopmund – with 24/7 access. Office or Ablution alterations.

Cowboys: 064-418150 or 081-1464770.

ARANDIS FREE-STANDING 3 BED, 2 BATH HOUSE WITH LOUNGE, KITCHEN, PATIO & GARAGE MAIN BED WITH ENSUITE BATH! N$ 660 000-00 Saloom 081 382 1888 ARANDIS FREE-STANDING 2 BED, 1 BATH HOUSE WITH LOUNGE, KITCHEN & PATIO N$ 456 000-00 Saloom 081 382 1888 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 Saloom 081 382 1888 TO RENT: Two bedroom flat with corridor, open lounge and kitchen with bathroom in backyard available immediately.

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

Bouganvilla str 23 Narraville still area.

Deposit negotiable Contact details – 0817556947 or 205754 TO RENT Vineta (Close to Woermann & Brock) Three-bedroom house with main Bedroom (ensuite), kitchen, laundry room lounge, and single garage.

N$85000 and Deposit , Electricity/Water excluded Available for rent from 1 August 2015. Contact: 0811 265 221 TO RENT Mondesa - Swakop: 1 Bedroom flat with BIC and bathroom.

N$2500.00 + deposit, Water incl, prepaid electricity. Available immediately.

OLETWENI SWAKOP: 1 Bedroom flat, bathroom, ini kitchen and lounge, no garage. No pets.

N$3000 + deposit, W/L Incl. Available immediately.

WALVIS NARRAVILLE 2x 1 Bedroom flats each with own bathroom, sharing kitchen and lounge.

N$2500 each + deposit, W/L incl. Available immediately.

Contact: 081 673 2664

MALAKIA PROPERTIES TO LET MAHETAGO 1 Bedroom and bathroom N$2300.00 W/L Inclusive.

Bachelor Flat 1bedroom bic,bathroom Kitchen bic with stove N$3080.00 w/incl 3bedrooms bic, 2bathrooms Kitchen bic with stove, Lounge. Garage N$6500.00 W/ Incl MONDESA 3bedrooms, 1bathroom Kitchen , Lounge, alarm system. Boundary wall And Garage N$5600.00 W/L Excl JABULANI 3bedrooms bic, 2bathrooms Kitchen bic, Lounge Boundary wall And Garage N$5800.00 W/L Excl All Deposit –required Malakia 081 297 7253 Email: malakiaproperties@yah oo.com

WALVIS BAY Central Family home offers 3 beds, 1 full bathroom Open plan kitchen/lounge & 2 garages Lapa, indoor braai.

N$ 1 705 000-00 Joey 081 278 0518 LONGBEACH – CC REG 645m² Vacant erf situated in Kuiseb Ave ONLY N$ 750 000-00 Joey 081 278 0518 FAIRWAYS Fairly new 2 bed, 2 bath family home offers study/art room, Open plan kitchen/lounge, dining, scullery Entertainment area with braai & tandem garage Well maintained garden Only N$1,970 000-00 Joey 081 278 0518 FAIRWAYS Brand new 3bed, 2 bath home looking for new owners Open plan kitchen/lounge Spacious, indoor braai & double garage ONLY N$ 1 650 000-00 Do not hesitate !!!!!

Call Joey 081 278 0518

TO RENT: 3 bedroom house with double garage, outdoor braai, newly built in kitchen with oven.

Study.

2 hobby rooms with toilet and shower.

N$ 12 000.00 Pre paid electricity.

Water excl.

Contact: 081 127 6865

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SWAKOPMUND ( 064 404400 CENTRAL: LIVE HERE OR INVEST

Very neat and secure 2 bedroom, both en-suite, flat with single motorized garage.

Walk to beach or shops.

N$1 380 000 SWKP EXT 8: FIT FOR A KING

Large 5 bedroom, all ensuite, house with 2 bedroom flats, 4 garages. Accommodation fit for a king.

Guesthouse possibilities.

N$4 950 000

SWAKOPMUND EXT 8: PERFECT FAMILY HOME 3 bedroom, main en-suite, house with study, lounge, dining, built in bar, indoor braai, separate TV room, double garage. Too much to mention. N$2 750 000 RETIRE IN SWAKOPMUND Various lovely flats available in well managed retirement village. Prices from N$375 000 to N$1 480 000

Harrold: 081 575 7162

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Walvis Bay

064-280600

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HOUSE TO BUY: 4 bedroom, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, garage & big yard for N$ 380 000.00 plus a lodge with 30 rooms 8 toilets plus bathroom & 2 bedroom house with open plan kitchn in the middle of the tv. Monthly income N$ 40 000 p/m N$ 2.3 mil plus 3 bedroom house with 2 flats each flat with shower, price including house plus flats N$ 480 000.00 Arandis Contact: 081 890 7580

FOR SALE: Notice! Kuisebmond 4 bedroom house, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, garage, sitting room With a built yard N$ 800 000.00 Contact: 081 646 6704

TO LET - Townhouses Central: 3 bedr Townhouse with 2 bathrooms, open plan kitchen, lounge, indoor braai, double garage, courtyard, N$ 8500.00 Central: 3 bedr. Townhouse with 2 bathrooms, open plan kitchen/lounge, indoor braai, double garage and courtyard – N$ 7500.00 Contact Lana 081 350 1827 Office 064 280 600

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WALVIS BAY-TO LET WAREHOUSES 340 sqm- N$ 21 000.00 260 sqm- N$ 16 250.00 190 sqm- N$ 11 385.00 (VAT INCL) OFFICE SPACE *114sqm modern tiled office/retail space Upmarket/Prime area N$12650.00 Centrally Situated & Immediately Available 90 sqm- N$ 9280.00 190 sqm- N$18 880.00 +-115sqm- N$9788.57 (All VAT INCL.) Bachelor Room (Imm Avail.) N$ 3327.50 (W&E INCL.) 2 Bedr flat (With BIC) 1 bathr, 1 Garage N$5280.00 (W&E Excl.)

LANGSTRAND Fully furnished house with flatN$13 200.00 W&E Incl 064-209444 / 081 808 1548

TO LET SWAKOP WE ARE LOOKING FOR HOUSES TO RENT IN DIFFERENT AREAS. WE HAVE PREAPROVED CUSTOMERS. ANTON LUBOWSKI 4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, double garage, close to shops. walk to the beach.

N$ 11 550.00 KRAMERDORP 4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 2 Tandem garages and lots more…..

N$ 24 200.00 CONTACT US STILL TODAY LUISE 0816530765 (064) 464 033 www.remax.co.za ELEGANCIA INVESTMENT CC Narraville Free standing 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, kitchen, lounge, study and double garage.

Boundary wall and much much more N$ 1230 000.00 Contact: 081 866 9480

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Contact Lana 081 350 1827 or office 064 280 600

To let – Fairways 3 Bedr house, 2 baths, open plan kitchen, living area, double garage – N$9000 W&L excluded 2 Bed townhouse, 1 bath open plan kitchen/living, single garage, water & lights excl. – N$5950 Contact

Lana 081 350 1827 Office 064 280 600

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Contact Lana at 081 350 1827 or our office 064 280 600

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Two Bedrooms Apartments Hermes: 2 bedr. apartment, 1 bathr, open plan kitchen/ lounge under roof parking – N$ 4750.00 Centre Walvis Bay: 2 bedr, 1 Bathroom, kitchen, lounge, courtyard and Garage, Water and lights excl. N$ 5500.00 Centre Walvis Bay: 2 Bedr,1 bathroom, open plan kitchen, lounge, NO GARAGE, Water incl. light excl. N$ 3950.00 Centre Walvis Bay: 2 bedr, 1 bathroom, open plan kitchen, lounge, Garage, Water and lights Excluded. N$ 5500.00 Meersig, 2 bedr, 1 bathroom, kitchen, lounge, scullery indoor braai, courtyard, 2 garages, N$ 8500.00 Central Walvis Bay: 2 bedr apartment, 1 bathroom, open plan kitchen/lounge and single garage – N$5500.00

064-280600

TO LET Kuisebmond: Brand new 2 bedr. apartment, 1 bathr, open plan kitchen with single garage water excl, pre-paid electricity – N$4500 Brand new 1 bedr. apartment, 1 bathr, open plan kitchen with single garage water excl, pre-paid electricity – N$ 3750.00

Walvis Bay

064-280600

TO LET SWAKOP LONG BEACH TO LET LOCK UP & GO FURNISHED 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms S/Garage, very secure complex.

N$ 8 500.00 LONG BEACH FURNISHED 2 Bedrooms, Lounge, Open plan living area Single garage.

N$ 5 500.00 TOWN CENTRE Bachelor Flat with Open plan living area and basement parking.

N$ 5 500.00 VOGELSCITH 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Fire Place and beautiful see view.

CONTACT US STILL TODAY LUISE 0816530765 (064) 464 033 www.remax.co.za

Walvis Bay

064-280600

Want to Buy or Sell Property contact your coastal Agents

Ruth 081 240 7350 Jackie 081 246 3590 Karien 081 250 4690

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Fairways: Bedr, Bathroom, Kitchen, Lounge, NO GARAGE for N$ 4200.00 Water and lights incl.

Walvis Bay

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064-280600

TO LET - I BEDROOM

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Walvis Bay

TO LET - WALVIS BAY CENTRAL N$ 7 500 – Upmarket 2 Bed, 2 Bath with single garage N$ 5 500 – 2Bed ,1 bath with single garage N$ 2 300- Bachelor flat with own bathroom N$ 5000 – 3 Bed townhouse with garage N$ 6160 -3 Bed townhouse with garage HERMES N$ 4 200 - 1 Bed with carport (incl. w & e) N$ 3000 - Bachelor flat with garage N$ 6 500 - 3 Bed,1bath house with single garage MEERSIG N$ 12 500 - Upmarket 3 Bed, 2 bath with double garage N$ 13 000.00 Freestanding 3 bed house, 2 bath with double garage N$ 7 500.00 – 3 Bed townhouse, 2 bath with double garage.

LAGOON N$ 4 900 – 2Bed,1Bath with single garage N$ 5 200 – 2bed,1bath with single garage N$ 5 500 – 2Bed,1 bath with single garage N$ 3500 – Bachelor flat with garage.

KUISEBMOND N$ 3 300 – 2 bed,1Bath house N$ 3 150 – 2Bed,1Bath house N$ 1 200 – Inside room W&E excl N$ 2000 – Bachelor flats Narraville N$ 3 300 – 1Bed flat INDUSTRIAL N$ 9000.00 excl VAT – New 150m2 warehouse with 1 offices N$22 500 excl VAT – Warehouse 520m² N$ 33 000 excl Vat – Modern office block 500m² Please call Rhoda 081 413 1313 Or Talitha 081 337 3669

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FOR SALE Beautiful private double story townhouse Walvis Bay. 3 bedr, 2½ bathrooms, open plan living area, Indoor/out-side braai, 2 x air cons, separate wash area. N$2.2 mil private sale Cell: 0811284218

TO LET SWAKOP OCEAN VIEW TAMARISKIA Lovely 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open plan living area.

N$ 7 700.00 TOWN CENTRE 1 Bedroom Flat, BIC open plan living area, single garage N$ 4 500.00 COMMERCIAL SPACE TO LET CONTACT US FOR MORE INFORMATION N$ 16 100.00 MILE 4 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Open plan living area, Double garage, with Patio and Outdoor BBQ. N$ 8 500.00 CONTACT US STILL TODAY LUISE 0816530765 (064) 464 033 www.remax.co.za

Invest Real Estate and Developers CC: are looking for buyers or investors for houses to buy between N$1,7million up to N$8 million.

Invest Real Estate and Developers Cc: are looking for houses to sell or to rent out.

Please call the Professionals@ 0818103498 or 0811421942 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 Looking for a Double garage/Workshop to rent, from 15-50m² Price range: N$1000 - N$4000 Contact: 081 128 1814 WANTED: I am urgently looking for a flat to rent. Must be very neat and should have own bathroom.

W/L Incl.

Price range: N$1800-N$2000 Contact: 081 034 5470

FLAT TO RENT WALVIS BAY CENTRAL !!!

Partly furnished; 2 x Bedroom flat; Bathroom; Lots of build in Cupboards; Open living area/Kitchen; Garage; (Tandem) Outside braai; Small Courtyard; and W & E included N$6500.00 Deposit required.

Available – Immediately Contact: 081 124 5889 TE HUUR: 2 slaapkamer woonstel met garage in Naraville.

Huur N$ 4000+Dep N$ 6000 (betaalbaar oor 3maande) Kontak: 081 669 4442 FLAT TO RENT Lagoon 2 Bedrooms Open plan kitchen and Lounge Area 1 Garage Available: Immediately N$ 4,900.00 per month Contact: 081 129 4168 W/E incl.

Deposit required.

TE HUUR: Vineta, Swakopmund Netjiese 3 slaapkamerhuis met garage, groot oopplan kombuis naby waterfront.

N$ 11 000.00 p/m W/L ingsl.

Kontak: 081 128 6095

TO RENT: Bachelor flat, Walvis Bay 172, Theo Ben Gurirab @ a block of 7 flats very neat and sunny bachelor flat for single person. Lots of cupboards.

Kitchen with stove, bathroom (shower). Lock up garage. Spacious courtyard with remote gate. Alarm. Pre paid electricity, water excl.

SORRY NO PETS Available 1 August N$ 3 500.00 p/m Contact Ina: 081 250 4694 064 203342 TE HUUR: Moderne ruim eenheid, veilige kompleks, 3 slaapkamer, 2 volle badkamers, gaste toilet.

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Skakel: 081 124 2151 Flat to Let in Hermis Walvis Bay 1 Bedroom flat for a single person, open-plan kitchen and living area.

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N$3500 plus N$3500 deposit Contact: 081 207 7651 FLAT TO RENT WALVIS BAY CENTRAL: Partly furnished; 2 x Bedroom flat; Bathroom; Lots of build in Cupboards; Open living area/Kitchen; Garage; (Tandem) Outside braai; Small Courtyard; and W & E included N$6500.00 Deposit required.

Available – Immediately Contact: 081 124 5889 To Let Swakopmund Coastal Estates New House Immediately available 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms 2 Garages N$ 11 000.00 Vineta 2 Bedrooms, Bathroom Garage N$7 000.00 Call Jan 081-2708005 Hannes 081-1498777 Irma 081-3684469 TO LET: Bachelor woonstel te huur Hermis N$ 3 700.00 p/m + deposito Onderdak parkering W/L ingsl.

Skakel: 081 142 6948 081 814 1473 064 207 819 Beskikbaar 1Augustus TO RENT: Central Town, near Duneside 2x1 bedroom flat W/E incl.

Very neat.

N$ 4 000.00 p/m Contact: 081 248 1203

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

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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!

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

CARS

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CARS

2013 Opel Astra 1.6T Cosmo 30 000 km

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SERVICES

FOR SALE: 2007 White suzuki swift 163 000 km Service at Suzuki Swakopmund Dealers Mint condition N$ 40 000.00 neg Contact: 081 276 9787 FOR SALE: 1997 Mercedez Benz On good condition Leather inside.

C230 N$ 46 000.00 negotiable Contact: 081 376 2804

FOR SALE: 2009 S40 Volvo 2.0 Diesle 116 000 km FSH Voledige diens 130 000 Voertuig baie netjies Lady owner.

N$ 120 000.00 negotiable 1989 landcruiser Vehicle in good condition Inland vehicle.

Contact: 081 236 8241 081 312 5582 FOR SALE: Toyota Hilux 3.0 D4D Double cab. Model 2008 with canopy. White in colour.

234 000km, new tyres, clutch, universal joints, shocks. All service records.

Price: N$158 000.00 Contact Fritz: 081 127 9917 FOR SALE: 2012 White VW comfortline Polo 44800 km Service plan until 11/5/17 60 000 km Excellent condition, 1 owner N$ 152 000.00 negotiable Contact: 081 124 2922

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FOR SALE: Brand new Guitar with box implifier N$ 3 500.00 plus Laminating machine A4 Waarde N$ 750.00 Contact: 081 610 8045

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KARKASSE TE KOOP: Omaruru Lam karkasse N$ 50.00 per kg Lewendig ook N$ 950.00 Doen aflewering Windhoek en kus.

Skakel: 081 394 0517

ACCOMMODATION

VACANCIES BEATACCMATH is looking for TUTORS in the areas of Accounting and Mathematics Requirements: Symbol C for Accounting / Mathematics : Ability to teach Submit CV's to beataccmath@gmail. com SALESMAN POSITION – Swakopmund: -Must have experience in sales -Must be able to perform well under pressure -Must have good people skills -Must have own transport -Pastel background will be an advantage CV's must be e-mailed to hr.walvisbay@gmail.co m Only short-listed candidates will be notified.

Workshop welder Trailer manufacture with references Needed in Swakopmund, Call 081 5580558

TO RENT: bachelor flat in langstrand with garage, semi furnished, water & electricity included & immediately available.

N$ 3 300.00 p/m & deposit payable in 2 months.

Contact Llewellyn 081 801 8209

WANTED CASH PAID INSTANTLY for your b r o k e n & irreparable Gold Jewellery, also bits & pieces.

Call at Desert Jeweller & Curios Sam Nujoma Avenue Walvis Bay, opposite KFC. Your ID is essential.

Handyman, all-rounder, In workshop and on building sites Must live in SWK. Sms to 0815580558 or E mail handyman1@iway.na REE BODYWORKS We are looking for panel beaters with at least 5 years experience and must be willing to work at the coast.

Email cv to: adminree@iway.na or fax: 064 200 732 TRANSPORT COMPANY IN WALVIS BAY HAS AN IMMEDIATE VACANCY FOR A CREDITORS CLERK Candidates will require the following skills 1. At least 5-6 years experience 2. Computer literate knowledge of Pastel and Excel 3. Must be able to adhere to deadlines.

4. Able to work independently and under pressure 5. Must be able to start as soon as possible 6. Salary: N$15 000.00 FOWARD A CV TO: Aphvn3@gmail.com Closing date: 13/07/2015

Beach Lodge is urgently looking for suitable candidates to fill the following positions: Junior Receptionist: The successful applicant will report directly to the Resident Manager.

Applicants must comply with the following criteria: ·Female ·Namibian Citizen ·Matric ·Computer Literate (Windows, Office, Outlook) ·Bilingual (English & Afrikaans) ·Knowledge of another European language would be an advantage ·Good people skills ·Good telephone skills ·Be prepared to work on weekends, public holidays, etc ·Be prepared to work shifts ·Must be a Team Player ·Must enjoy working with people ·Must be a Swakopmund Resident with own transport Applicants must personally hand in CV's at Beach Lodge, 1 Stint street, Vogelstrand, Swakopmund during office hours.

Alternatively CV's can be sent to hr@beachlodge.com.na Please note that no telephonic enquiries or faxed CV's will be accepted!

Only short listed applicants will be contacted for an interview!

PROBST BAKERY “Experienced Cook urgently needed” Tel: 064-202744 Fax: 064-209704 Email: probstbakery@iway.na Walvis Bay

VACANCY: Rental Agent A well established Estate Agency based in Walvis Bay is looking for a Rental Agent.

Qualifications & Requirements:

* 3 Year's experience in the Property Industry and Rentals * NEAB Certificate * Fluent in Afrikaans & English * Computer literate * Must be able to work under pressure * Good people skills

Closing Date: Sunday – 12.7.2015 E-mail CV's to: info@grobbies-

VACANCIES Vacancies have become available in a well established Hotel in Swakopmund for the positions of: · Receptionist, · Sous chef · Kitchen Steward.

All suitably qualified candidates are invited to apply for the vacancies.

Requirements: Receptionist–Good command of the German Language will be an added advantage.

At least two years experience –all vacancies Closing date: 17 July 2015 Please fax your CV to 088627372or mail to Swakopmundlabouradvi ce center@gmail.com

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JOB WANTED: A young man with integrity, honest and capable of any handy work, is looking for work.

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JOB WANTED: A 43-year-old is looking for domestic work. One day a week. Mondays only.

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JOB WANTED: A girl from Walvis Bay is urgently looking for domestic work, anywhere in Walvis Bay. Ready to start immediately.

Contact: 081 436 66490

JOB WANTED: A 23-year-old lady is looking for work as a housekeeper. Have experience in ironing and cleaning. Just in Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 042 1401

JOHANNES LE ROUX: Ek is opsoek na kantoor werk, computer, filing werk in Walvisbaai. As enige iemand kan help, kontak 081 813 7044 Email: johanneslr78@gmail.com suslteroux20@gmail.com

VACANCY: Runner/clearing agent for Clearing Company.

Must have drivers license and experience with customs and clearing.

Please email: chrisna@rhinotrek.net

JOB WANTED: Hardworking, trustworthy ladies are seeking for domestic work in Walvis Bay, Lagoon, Meersig or Langstrand. Can babysit over weekends.

Contact: 081 312 2095 081 647 5714

TO HIRE

MARIA: Ek is ‘n betroubare dame, 47 jaar opsoek na huiswerk vir 2 / 3 dae.

Kontak: 081 317 4582

THE HAVEN Experienced trained housekeepers for hire and placement in Walvis Bay. Phone: 064 200 542 Cell Phone: 081 200 7216 Gillian 081 045 2506 Marietjie

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HENDELINE: Ek is opsoek na huiswerk of kinders oppas werk vir 2/3 dae. Narraville, Meersig, Dorp of Langstrand.

God Seën.

Kontak: 081 693 2990 JOB WANTED: A 26-year-old girl in Walvis Bay, currently looking for work. Can be washing, ironing or office cleaning. Mondays to Sundays. Ready to start immediately.

Contact: 081 224 4951 ‘n Jong dame is opsoek na werk vir Dinsdae, Woensdae, Donderdae en Vrydae. Kan onmiddelik begin. In Swakopmund of Langstrand.

Kontak: 081 211 2303 I am looking for domestic work, Mondays to Fridays or 3 days a week.

Contact: 081 893 8009 A 35 year old trustworthy lady with 5 years experience is looking for domestic work. I am willing to start any time.

Contact: 081 616 2739 081 446 8912 Jacoba Boois: I am looking for work as a cleaner, shop worker, can baby sit, washing and ironing. Any job would do.

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FOR SALE: 1x AEG build-in oven with geramic/glass HOB N$1650.00 1x BOSCH tumble dryer like new N$950.00 1x Panasonic TV N$500.00 1x Tile cutting machine N$1250.00 3x Kitchen sink mixer Taps new N$850.00each 1x Saphire large port-apac with AFROX gauges cutting/welding torch.

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Susan (neé Engelbrecht) Cloete * 25.06.1950

+ 04.07.2015

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John Leonard Carew (“Hare”) Romeine 8: 28 En ons weet dat vir hulle wat God Liefhet, alles ten goede meewerk, vir hulle wat na Sy voorneme geroep is.....

2 Tim 3:7 “Ek het die goeie stryd gestry, ek het die wedloop voleindig, ek het die geloof behou.

ROUDIENSTE:

Woensdag, 8 Julie 2015

19:00 VGK Kerk Tamariskia Swakopmund **********************************

Vrydag, 10 Julie 2015

BEGRAFNIS:

19: 00 by huis no.290 Copper Avenue Tamariskia, Swakopmund.

Saterdag 11 Julie 2015 10:00 vanuit Engelse Kerk, Velddrif (SA)

Begrafnisreëlings sal later bekend gemaak word.

Vir enige navrae kontak: Jamie: +27 72 277 9088 Cardo: +27 79 177 4981

* 8 Februarie 1958 + 5 Julie 2015

Vir enige navrae kontak: Casey: 081 809 2688/Monique: 081 737 3233

Henry George Finck * 25.10.1939 † 27.06.2015 My Man, Pa en Oupa Jou plek is vir altyd leeg, maar ons berus ons by die gedagte dat dit God se wil was.

Rus in vrede.

Roudiens: Woensdag 8 Julie 2015 19:00 by die Methodiste Kerk, Nangolo Mbumba Drive, Dorp Vrydag 10 Julie 2015 19:00 by die huis, Nangolo Mbumba Drive 269, Dorp Begrafnis: Saterdag 11Julie 2015 08:00 by die huis 09:00 by die kerk, Nangolo Mbumba Drive, Dorp

Rev. Nathaneal Mathotho Josia *24/10/1955

+01/07/2015

Our beloved uncle, brother and father left us on Wednesday 01/07/2015 2 Timothy 4:7 I have fought the good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith

Memorial Service:

Wednesday, 08 July 2015, 17h00 at house no.24 Schwester Frieda Street, Vineta, Swakopmund.

FUNERAL:

Saturday, 11 July 2015 in Rundu Enquiries: Pastor Lukas Ndjamba: 081 304 8677 Mr Jonathan Alpo: 081 367 0525 Ms. Emily Josia: 081 276 6894

Navrae: Rubay 081 831 7088 Blanche: 081 275 7940 Huis: 064-220117

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Namibia takes third place Michelle Kuenzle from Namibia took third place in the finals of the World Jumping Challenge at the Trakiec Riding Center in the Bulgarian city of Zhitnica, Saturday morning.

Brave Warriors missed chances: Ronny Senior national football team caretaker coach Ronny Kanalelo says lack of experience and decision making was the Brave Warriors' weakness when they lost to Zambia.

The 2016 African Nations Championship (Chan) qualifier match was played at the Nkoloma Stadium in Lusaka on Saturday.

Namibia's senior national football team, the Brave Warriors, lost 6-5 on penalties to Zambia after losing 2-1 in normal play. Namibia went into the game with a 2-1 aggregate lead after their win at the Sam Nujoma Stadium last month, and the defeat meant the score was level at 3-3 on aggregate for both teams.

A statement availed to Nampa on Sunday by the Namibia Football Association quotes Kanalelo as saying that despite being positive and tactically disciplined on the day, the Namibian team lacked the necessary composure and killer instinct in front of goal.

“We had a good game. We had a lot of problems in the first half, but we still managed to dominate play despite us failing to score. “But at the end of the game goals matter, and we did not score as many as we should on the day so we lost. It is hard but we needed experience in the game,” he said. The gaffer added that it is now up to the players to go back and keep on improving as he was impressed with their conduct. “I have been with these players for a very long time in the team and for some we have been together for about a month or two, but the challenge is now up to them to go back and continue to play the way they did over the two legs of the Chan and improve on scoring,” he said.

Kanalelo is positive that the Namibian stadiums will be packed again because of the impressive football these players are displaying. Namibian Chan captain Heinrich Isaacks was also quoted in the statement, expressing disappointed with the team's elimination from the competition after he missed the first crucial penalty in the shoot-out.

“As a captain and a player, I'm disappointed with the defeat but you never know where the goalkeeper will go and sometimes the ball can also go anywhere. “It's so bad but we are now going home to rest while learning from this disappointment,” stated Isaacks. The team was expected to land at the Hosea Kutako International Airport at 14h00 on Sunday. NAMPA

Kuenzle, who qualified for a n d w o n t h e Wo r l d Jumping Challenge Final in Santiago de Chile in 2008, ended her two qualifying rounds on the eight-year-old mare stallion Charodey with a tally of eight penalties in a time of 54.11 seconds to qualify for Sunday's final competition in which the eleven finalists had to take their mounts through another two rounds.

Only three riders managed a double clear over the 1.20m course to make it into the jump-off, which was ultimately won by Iran's Davoud Pour Rezai ahead of Simond Hendry from South Africa and Michelle Kuenzle from Namibia.

“I am over the moon,” an elated Kuenzle commented via Whatsapp after her success that shows she is still one of the top amateur showjumpers in the world outside the World Cup Series. Riders from over fifty countries

from all over the world participating in the FEI World Jumping Challenge, qualified for the finals in Bulgaria. Swaziland's Kate Reilly, the second qualifier from Zone 7 did not manage to qualify for Sunday's final leg of the competition.

Namibian riders will once again take part in the preliminary competition in 2015 with the first round of competition being hosted

by Nubuamis Riding club in August, the second round by Kapp Stables at Nubuamis in September

Trampoline and Tumbling Championships

WALVIS BAY GYMNASTICS CLUB started their season for the Trampoline and Tumbling gymnasts this weekend with their 1st Qualifying annual club championships.

The Sports hall in Walvis Bay was crowded with gymnasts, spectators, judges and officials on Friday and Saturday during the 1st Qualifying competition for trampoline and tumbling gymnastics. Gymnasts from Walvis Bay Gymnastics Club, Moria Gymnastics Club in Outjo, Intendo Gymnastics Clubs in Windhoek and Windhoek Trampoline Club participated in the event. A total of 30 boys and 17 girls competed in different levels and age groups. The club will also host the 2nd and 3rd Qualifying competitions as well as the Nationals in Walvis Bay. The following scores and places were obtained in their respective levels.

Double Mini Trampoline: boys and girls

See more results in Friday’s issue

and the final round at Riverside Equestrian Centre in December.

T h e Wo r l d J u m p i n g Challenge is a competition hosted by the FEI (World Equestrian Federation) to give the less experienced Jumping riders who, under normal circumstances, cannot take part in international Jumping competitions and live in the more remote countries, the opportunity to compete internationally without having to leave their own country.

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EBH Victorious

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The EBH first team and the EBH development team took home the Cup and the plate award of the EBH T20 Tournament over the weekend.

The EBH Development XI took on the NDF Oshiponga CC in the EBH T20 plate final. EBH Development won the toss and elected to bat first, the NDF bowlers restricted the EBH Development to a moderate 93 runs. The NDF batsmen were in good spirit to chase down the small total of 94 to lift the Plate Cup making it their most successful campaign since 2013. The EBH Development bowler had other plans, opening bowler Burton Jacobs got in to his stride from ball one. The NDF batsman struggled and were soon 16/4 down in 7 overs. Middle order batsman of NDF Viano Amulungu brought stability to the NDF batting, Captain Justus Hangula introduced himself into the bowling attack striking in quick concessions, halting all possible comebacks for NDF Oshiponga.

EBH Development restricted the NDF Team to 89/9 in their allot 20 over, EBH Development won the Plate final with 4 runs.

In the cup final it was the Walvis Bay Wild Dog versus EBH 1st XI. The W/Bay Wild Dog won the toss and elected to bat. EBH XI restricted the Wild Dogs to a moderate 120 in their allotted 20 overs. Excellent bowling by Wynand Zwart who led the EBH bowling attack ended with 3/22 in 4 overs. Well supported by Daniel Biller 3/24 in 4 overs.

EBH XI started the inning losing opener Zwart for 19, EBH T20 leading runs scorer joined Colin Peak. Together they laid into the Wild Dog bowlers scoring a 63 partnership before Colin Peak were bowled by Uli Fortuin of Wild Dogs who took 5/18 in 4 overs, who also ripped through the EBH batting line-up. Support bowling from Shalako Groenewald with 3/16 in 3.1. Captain Esau Heynes, made match choices, ringing bowling changes where it was required which paid off, his bowlers responded to his tactics. The Walvis Bay Wild Dog lifted the EBH T20 Floating trophy after their 3rd attempted.

Mr Brasler of EBH was indeed happy with the EBH T20 progress and ensure that the 2016 version will have a few changes to the rules. As the event has been growing over the past 6 years leading up to a girls' team who also participated in the EBH T20 which has been supported by the EBH adoption project since 2012/13.

SQUASH NOTES

Namib Diesel Social League Into the final week and there has not been a sign of East weather. During the league there was always a week or two of East, but none-the-less, the penultimate and final rounds are going to be hot.

The teams have adapted and are generating their own heat, competitively and socially, so make sure you're a part of it on Wednesday and Friday.

The results for the past week were as follows..

Monday 29 June.

Seawork [2] vs Gateway Logistics [4] 1. Jan de Smit vs Jaco de Witt 1-3. It seems Jaco gave Jan a good run around.

2. Hennie Koelmann vs Richard van der Meer 1-3.

Rich must be pretty relieved

with this one under his belt.

3. Blackie Zwart vs Jorn Wormsbacher 0-3. Jorn won a good, tough 3 setter.

4. Anneke Grobler vs Gerhard Hough 0-3. Oh yeah, the gateway to success is a good win.

5. Brahm Robinson vs Jacques Serfontein 3-0. Another good win for Brahm.

6. Bernette Louw vs Shelly Arnold 3-0. Bernette worked it like an angry sea and pulled a great catch.

Fuel Pump Repairs Africa [3] vs Coastal Car Hire [3]

1. Clifford de Witt vs Wynand Breytenbach 3-1. A cool social result.

2. Matthys Robberts vs Sharde Fisher 2-3. Whoop, whoop. Sharde must've been over the moon with this win.

3. Dirk Bosman vs Martin Krause 3-1. Dirk keeping his unbeaten track record at no.3.

4. Arlene Visser vs Desire Tuit 1-3. Des left Arlene running on empty.

5. Michail Pretorius vs Bruce Stewart 1-3. Bruce, mister nice guy, as always.

6. Dina van der Meer vs Zola

The winners - Elgin, Brown and Hamer Nel 3-0. W/O. Woermann Brock Hardware & Building Supplies [4] vs FCS [2] 1. Trevor Grane vs Imanuel Amorongo 3-0. Oh yeah, riveting play by Trev to nail an excellent win.

2. Danie Jansen vs Jenny Pahl 3-1. A close match, which was definitely not plain sailing for Danie.

3. Trevor Heath vs Pieter Beukes 3-0. A weird bit of distracting noise rang in Trev's ear, as he made sure he picked up full points.

4. Oscar Fernandez vs Christo van Wyk 1-3. Full marks to Christo he is playing like a star.

5. Mauricio Rangel vs Ryan Gruhn 1-3. Ryan did his part and notched up the points.

6. Zeenad Martins vs Connie Olivier 3-0. Zeeny's play is building her a strong reputation at no.6.

Rent-A-Drum [3] vs Namibia Fishmeal Processors [3] 1. Stefan van Tonder vs Borja Romero 3-1. Borja's niftiness no match for Stefan's niftiness.

2. Dylan Spencer vs Brandon Grane 3-1. The competitiveness between these two is unreal. Dylan scraping through with an excellent win.

3. Bertus Fokkens vs Zaan de Witt 1-3. Zaan's performance crushed the drum like a solid blow.

4. Bykes Muashekele vs Lindsay Lottering 3-1. Bykes went in positive and collected some well needed points.

5. Jakkie Nel vs Luther Mostert 0-3. It started tough, but eventually Luther made a meal of it.

6. Christina Beukes vs Annemaria Venter 0-3. Annemaria's experience came to the fore, big time.

Supatronix [3] vs Magic Discounters [3]

1. Michael Stauder vs Leslie Bosman 3-0. Michi sparked and scored a supa result.

2. Ze de Britto vs Cabous Olivier 1-3. Yikes, Cabous is striving forth in leaps n bounds. Magic win.

3. Heinz Ahrens vs Carla Cummings 3-1. Heinz eventually powered through Carla's resistance.

4. Doyle de Haas vs Poena Olivier 0-3. Poena is without any doubt a magic no.4 5. Toya Louw vs Hein Bam 03. From the score line, at least it seems Hein didn't have it all his own way.

6. Conny Becker vs Elsje van der Merwe 3-2. Conny must have been fully charged with determination to earn this supa win.

Wednesday 1st July.

Seawork [2] vs FCS [4] 1. Jan de Smit vs Imanuel Amo-rongo 2-3. Jan worked it well, but could just not sea it through. Imanuel nailed it with a superb fight back.

2. Hennie Koelmann vs Jenny Pahl 0-3. Jen summed it up and concluded it with great play.

3. Blackie Zwart vs Pieter Beukes 1-3. It seems Pieter took no calculated risks here and went full out for the win.

4. Anneke Grobler vs Christo van Wyk 1-3. The lengthy first game seems to have taken its toll on Anneke.

5. Sam Webster vs Ryan Gruhn 3-0. After a bit of R&R Sam made good.

6. Goretti Jansen vs Connie Olivier 3-1. Once again Goretti did the work needed to pull it off.

Woermann Brock Hardware & Building Supplies [3] vs Fuel Pump Repairs Africa [3] 1. Trevor Grane vs Clifford de Witt 1-3. There was no two ways about it, Cliffy was fueled up and ready to go. A super match to watch.

2. Danie Jansen vs Matthys

The u/ 17 De Duine Netball Team defeated Windhoek Gymnasium with a score of 30 – 24 the past weekend at the Kuisebmond Stadium. Here are the players and Coach Kangu after their victory.

CHAMPION OF CHAMPS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP AT THE COAST! hosted by NAMIB PARK BOWLING CLUB Namib Park Bowling Club is honored to host the Champion of Champs National Competition during 11 & 12 July 2015.

It is the first time ever that this Championship will be held at the Coast!!

All the ladies and men Champions from 7 bowling clubs in Namibia will be competing against each other and the winners will be crowned the Champion of Champs.

The competition will start at 08h00 on Saturday morning 11 July 2015 and Sunday 12 July 2015.

We would like to invite our Corporate League members and Public members to come and watch this prestigious event.

Robberts 2-3. With a little advice from his captain Matthys managed to slow the last game down and just oust Danie.

3. Trevor Heath vs Dirk Bosman 0-3. Ah! The ringing is gone… It's Dirk's baby now.

4. Oscar Fernandez vs Arlene Visser 3-1. Arlene's game has gone from strength to strength. Oscar had to hammer home with some good play.

5. Mauricio Rangel vs Michail Pretorius 3-0. Woohoo!

Magic stuff Mauricio. A great win and I'll bet you feel like a star. It could not have come at a better time.

6. Zeenad Martins vs Dina van der Meer 3-0. Zeeny is a meany .. Not! She plays well and pulls it through for the team.

Nambia Fishmeal Processors [2] vs Supatronix [4] 1. Borja Romero vs Michael Stauder 3-1. Borja's play was spot on. He managed to equal and better Michi's play.

2. Brandon Grane vs Ze de Britto 1-3. Ze bounced back with a bout of supa play and determination.

3. Zaan de Witt vs Heinz Ahrens 2-3. Wotta match.

Heinz had his work cut out for him, which was no easy feat.

Well played guys.

4. Luther Mostert vs Doyle de Haas 0-3. Doyle managed to hack it with some good play.

5. Patrick Quinn vs Toya Louw 3-0. Pulled in as a reserve Patrick did good.

6. Annemaria Venter vs Jenny Lombard 2-3. Another great match. Two ladies who know each others game very well.

Rent-A-Drum [3] vs Coastal Car Hire [3] 1. Stefan van Tonder vs Wynand Breytenbach 3-1. Stefan trick shot fail n all, pulled off a good win.

2. Dylan Spencer vs Sharde

Fisher 3-1. Dylan's array of rad shots always had Sharde on the back foot.

3. Bertus Fokkens vs Martin Krause 1-3. Points wise all the games were tight.

Martin definitely did not have it all his own way.

4. Jakkie Nel vs Desire Tuit 0-3. Des made sure of the advantage she got. Jakkie having to shift up a position.

5. Brahm Robinson vs Bruce Stewart 3-1. Brahm, as always the dependable reserve.

6. Christina Beukes vs Marcha-Le Breytenbach 03. Well played Marcha-Le. One day you will be able to give the old man a run for his money .. heh Gateway Logistics [2] vs Magic Discounters [4] 1. Jaco de Witt vs Leslie Bosman 3-1. Yep, Jaco's still got it going for himself at no.1 2. Jorn Wormsbacher vs Cabous Olivier 0-3.

3. Gerhard Hough vs Carla Cummings 3-1. Gerhard did well considering the shift up in position.

4. Ryan Gruhn vs Poena Olivier 0-3.

5. Nico-Louw Kirsten vs Hein Bam 0-3.

6. Shelly Arnold vs Elsje van der Merwe 0-3.

The points standing at the present is:WB Hardware & Building Supplies – 141 ; FCS – 130 ; Supatronix – 129 ; Namibia Fishmeal Processors – 111 ; Fuel Pump Repairs Africa – 108 ; Magic Discounters – 107 ; Coastal Car Hire – 92 ; Gateway Logistics – 89 ; Rent-A-Drum – 87 & Seawork – 74.

Prize giving will be held after play on Friday evening.

What follows is anybody's guess, but it's sure to be good.

Thank you Desert Raceway wishes to express sincere gratitude for your generous assistance, help, support and sponsors towards our event on 26 and 27 June 2015.

It was indeed a huge success: · JAJ Logistics · Western Industrial Supplies · Marisna Burger and Interpack · Stainless Engineering · Pupkewitz Nissan · Cobus Van Tonder · Walvis Bay Fitment Centre

West Coast Tow In Powerline Medal paints Remax Namib Diesel Guans Packaging Namibia Bottling Company · Namibia Breweries · Marine Industrial Coatings · · · · · · ·

JJD Rudcon Sergio Abrahams South Africa ClubsBoshoff, Bloemfontien, Kleinplasie, XFactor · Walvis Bay Marine Engineering · Spraytech · · · ·

Kola van der Post Forbes Top Liquors All entrants as well as all spectators · Those we might have forgot to mention, a big thank you, there are for sure a lot.

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Baainaars laat Dolphins klippe kou Marshallino Beukes Dolphins Rugbyklub van Swakopmund moes Saterdag, op hul tuisveld, byna die knie teen ‘n verbete Walvisbaai Rugbyklub buig tydens hul ligawedstryd op die Vineta sportgronde. Die Baainaars se veggees en deursettingsvermoeë het aanleiding gegee dat hulle, na ‘n agterstand van 19-5 tydens rustyd, die wedstryd naelskraap verloor het (31-29).

Dolphins het uit die staanspoor geen doekies omgedraai nie en die krane behoorlik oopgedraai.

Hulle het in die eerste helfte van die wedstryd drie keer agter die besoekers se doellyn gaan kuier en Ashley van Wyk was suksesvol met twee oorskoppe, om die telling op 19-0 te staan te bring.

Walvisbaai het egter nie

moed opgegee nie en verbete teruggeveg. Hulle is kort voor rustyd met ‘n drie beloon, maar ongelukkig was die verdoelling nie suksesvol nie.

Die tweede helfte het altesaam ses drieë opgelewer (Dolphins 2 en Walvisbaai 4), met Walvisbaai wat die tuisspan onder groot druk geplaas het.

Dit was dan ook die be-

soekers wat stadig maar seker die oorhand verkry het en Dolphins se ondersteuners was almal op hul voete, nadat die Baainaars nie lank voor die eindfluitjie sou blaas, met 2924 voorgeloop het.

Dolphins het egter gedurende die laaste minuut van die wedstryd diep uit hul eie halfgebied weggebreek, die Walvisbaai span

Walvisbaai op die aanval se verdedeging geklop en tussen die pale gaan druk.

Die drie is verdoel deur Ashley van Wyk. Lovelle Delie, wat twee drieë gedruk het, is as Dolphins se speler van die wedstryd aangewys en is

met N$250, geborg deur Benguela Butchery, beloon.

Donavan Hummel (twee drieë) en ook Cedric Haraseb (een drie) was die ander helde vir die Swakopmund span, al-

hoewel nie een van die spelers uitgesonder kan word nie. Die besoekers uit Walvisbaai kan hul koppe hoog hou, aangesien hulle die Swakopmunders met topgehalte rugby vergas het.

Walvis Bay Rugby Club gets new kit Leandrea Louw

The Walvis Bay Rugby Club was on the receiving end of a very generous sponsorship, Thursday night when they received a brand new rugby kit, including golf shirts and bags for the team as well as supporters.

Wholfgang Rohl, Captain of the Walvis Bay rugby team, spoke on behalf of his team saying that they are extremely grateful towards the sponsors for ‘investing’ in them. “We are extremely happy and excited and we are definitely going to give our best.”

He also thanked the Man-

agement and coaches of the Club for their trust and consistency towards the team.

Mr Nico van der Westhuizen, also promised the sponsors that they will be giving their best like they have been all year. “I am positive that we will be in the finals. We lost numer-

ous players to other clubs, but this did not deter us from being the team we are today. We have won 8 of the 9 games we had played thus far, with only one draw. That is 48 goals for us and 13 goals against us. So far for the season we have only received one yellow card. We are going

to win, this league, for you, the sponsors.”

The Walvis Bay Rugby Club also battled it out against the Dolphins Rugby Club on Saturday in Swakopmund, but both teams were determined to walk away as the winners.

The score at the end of the game stood at 31 – 31.

Walvis Bay RC with their new kit

Die Kudus Rugby Klub het ook ‘n vriendskaplike wedstryd teen die West Coast Sharks gespeel, waar die Kudus hul met ‘n telling van 28 – 10 gewen het op hul tuisveld in Swakopmund, Saterdag.