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8 MAY 2015

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NAMAs se klein jakkalsies

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Walvis Bay panga attacks Page 4

Theme: “Energy - Make it bird-friendly”

Article on page 2

Rise in Electricity Tariffs Police Successful in

Epango project NamPower will increase bulk electricity launched

Hunting Down More Suspected Car Thieves

tariffs from N$1,17 to N$1,28 per kilowatt per hour (kwh) as from 1 July this year. kwh to meet its service delivery costs and for the tariff to remain cost reflective.

Namene noted that the approved effective tariff adjustment of 9,53 per cent for the financial year 2015/2016 is intended to ensure that NamPower can sustainably provide for the future electricity needs of the nation.

The increase is applicable to NamPower’s bulk customers, such as regional electricity distributors (REDs), local authorities, regional councils and mines.

Respective bulk customers and distributors will individually apply to the ECB for tariff

Mavourlene Gaes

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The Electricity Control Board (ECB) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Foibe Namene announced on Wednesday that Page 9 the ECB has approved Music Festival NamPower’s applicafor Mellissa still tion for a tariff increase to cover its operating on costs, keep the lights on and to fulfil its financial obligations.

NamPower originally requested an effective bulk tariff increase of Page 11 13,20 per cent to cover Action-packed incremental costs of electricity supply imsport weekend ports and local generating thermal power stations (Van Eck, Paratus and Anixas.)

The company requested an increase from Page 32 N$1,17 to N$1,32 per

Power pylons also known as electricity transmission towers increases that will be applicable to their end consumers.

NAMPA

Nampol in the Erongo region have recovered another three cars and arrested two more suspects that are assumingly part of the syndicate involved in the theft of the 14 cars from Jan Japan Motors CC on Wednesday night. They are to appear in court today.

The two suspects were apprehended between six and eight at night.

One car was found in town, while the other two cars were discovered in Kuisebmond, along with the suspects.

According to Nampol Detective Chief Inspector Erastus Iikuyu the suspects who were arrested last night are nót employed at Jan Japan Motors.

He explained the syndi-

cate’s modus operandi.

“Suspects are stealing the cars and hiding them in Kuisebmond to see if someone will notice that they are missing and sell the cars once they find out nobody realises that they are missing. But the theft scam was detected.”

Iikuyu said that all the documents with which the cars are imported are original and if

someone manages to get their hands on the documents, together with the car keys before cars are logged in the system, they can easily register the cars with Natis and sell them.

He added that the police are in the process of confiscating all the stolen cars and warned the public to follow the right procedures in purchasing a motor vehicle.

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In line with the theme of World Migratory Bird Day 2015, “Energy Make it bird-friendly”, NamPower is set to mark a key section of the new Walvis Bay-Kuiseb power line as a mitigation against collisions of wetland birds. These include Red Data intra-African migrant species such as the charismatic Lesser Flamingo and Greater Flamingo.

This year on 9-10 May 2015, World Migratory Bird Day aims to highlight the importance of applying energy technologies that will prevent, minimise and mitigate the impact on migratory birds and their habitats (www.worldmigratorybirdday.org).

The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the construction of the new Walvis Bay-Kuiseb power line has highlighted 4 km of the route in the area known as Bird Paradise as having a high potential bird collision risk.

Apart from the two flamingo species, other Red Listed aquatic bird species of concern in terms of collisions in this area include Great White Pelican, Black Stork, Caspian Tern, Hartlaub’s Gull and Maccoa Duck – all nomadic species. Other non-Red Listed species could also be at risk.

NamPower has undertaken to mitigate this stretch of the line, using a combination of marking devices (alternating double loop bird flight diverters [BFDs] and “flag” bird flight diverters) to make the lines more visible. The latter is a relatively new mitigation device with contrasting black and white components (the latter phosphorescent) that move with the wind, increasing visibility especially under conditions of poor light.

The marking design is experimental, and set up in such a way that scientific comparisons will be

possible between sections marked with the above two types of markers, and comparable non-marked sections. The new Walvis BayKuiseb power line is routed eastwards from the Walvis Bay Substation and north of the Walvis Bay sewage ponds, near Bird Paradise.

It will consist of two parallel 132 kV structures each with 24 m high steel monopoles, both running parallel to the existing lower double wooden pole 66 kV line.

These lines will follow the C14 road up to the intersection with the C34 road and then run eastwards to the Kuiseb Substation. The line is due to be completed in mid-2015.

Walvis Bay is closely associated with several Important bird Areas (IBAs). The Walvis Bay Wetlands (Lagoon) in the south is an IBA and also a coastal Ramsar Site.

It is regarded as the most important coastal wetland in the southern Sub-region and one of the most important coastal wetlands in Africa.

The water-bird life in this area is prolific and includes 35 Red Listed species, a number of endemic and near-endemic and also of migrants and nomadic species. Regular monitoring of this section of line will be essential, and the NamPower/Namibia Nature Foundation Strategic Partnership has already been conducting baseline surveys, before the construction of the new line.

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After a period of silence, regarding shack fires in Swakopmund, three informal dwellings again burnt down early Wednesday morning.

The incident occurred at Meduletu Street 0141, in the town’s DRC informal settlement. The Fire Brigade received the emergency call at around 08:00 the morning and rushed to the scene.

On arrival at the inferno scene, they noticed that three informal dwellings were engulfed in flames, Chief Adri Goosen said.

They immediately started to extinguish and control the flames, and by doing so, saving the neighbouring structures.

The blaze was successfully controlled and extinguished. The shack where the fire supposedly started, belonged to Mr Absolom Basilio, owner of Isak Moto Engineering, who was not at home when the fire

broke out.

Bystanders on the scene noted that none of the three shacks’ owners were at home when the inferno occurred.

All the doors were locked from the outside. Luckily nobody were injured and the cause of the fire is subject to a police investigation, as arson is suspected.

Police Successful in Hunting Down More Suspected Car Thieves Continued from page 1 He warned them not buy to them on the streets for less than their value.

The police earlier recovered three motor vehicles linked to a case that had been reported to them in April.

A Jan Japan employee, 33-year - old James Lewis, who was implicated through the registration of the motor vehicles at Natis, remains in custody, after his appearance in court on

Nampol Detective Chief Inspector Erastus Iikuyu, with Nampol Erongo Commander Commissioner, Samuel //Hoëbeb, with three of six recovered vehicles Tuesday.

The police say they know where the other

8 cars are, and they are slowly but surely reeling them in.

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Shack fires continue in Swakopmund

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All mortalities are recorded and entered into a central data base, as a basis for future mitigation decisions.

Mitigation is an ongoing experimental process, in order to test and find the best marking methods.

Existing lines in the area that have been marked in a similar way are the Lithops-Walmund line, at the Swakop River crossing and eastwards.

This line is also being monitored. New lines have also been marked in other areas of the country, according to the recommendations of EIAs. The NamPower/Namibia Nature Foundation Strategic Partnership was launched in 2008 in order to address wildlife and power line interactions in Namibia. Management decisions need to be based on good data, and the Partnership is busy collating records of wildlife and power line incidents.

Migrant and/or nomadic bird species have been involved in the greater part of these incidents to date, chiefly bustards (more than 50% of the incidents, and up to 75% in the south) and flamingos (around 25%), both mainly in collisions with power line structures.

Flamingos especially are prone to collisions due to their habit of flying low at times and at night or in poor light, in groups.

Bustards are large and heavy, with limited manoeuvring and limited by a “blind spot” when flying forward.

Tots with Tins against Cancer Liesl Losper

History was made in Walvis Bay when 29 toddlers, together with their teacher, decided to generate funds in aid of the Cancer Association of Namibia (CAN). Teacher, Suzette Cloete of Busy Tots pre-primary school in Narraville, Walvis Bay, went on a collection spree in order to raise funds for this worthy cause.

The energetic toddlers were each handed a tin and sent into the adult world to try and convince people to open their hearts and pockets for a good cause.

They operated in the Shoprite and Pick n Pay Malls and managed to collect a total of N$4 567.48 with the help and supervision of their teacher and the willing

and supportive parents.

The day was a humongous success and Ms Suzette Cloete would like to thank the parents who helped with transport and supervision, as well as the general public for their ample donations. A special word of thanks went out to Mr Andre of Benguella Ship Chandlers for sponsoring water.

China Harbour Engineering Ltd. (CHEC), an international contractor that is a subsidiary of China Communications Construction Company Ltd, donated N$20 000 earlier the week to the Trust as part of their social responsibility to the community.

Chen Yong Qiang, Deputy Manager for CHEC, said “We met Gabriela and her team a year ago and since then she assisted us with site emergencies, evacuation and drill exercises.

Therefore, we decided to do this donation to say thank you for their sacrifices they make to the community.”

St Gabriel Community Ambulance Trust was founded by Gabriela Teleman to fill the gap between State Ambulance and Private Service Ambulance in order to provide superior professional emergency medical rescue service to the community. “CHEC has been very good to us the past year.

As a non-profit organisation, with no substantial support from government or medical aids, gestures like these are so welcome.

At this stage we have five ambulances and one response vehicle. Our base in Arandis has one ambulance. One of the ambulances has a broken siren.

And this means it had to be replaced because the siren is also an important part to the service, you cannot go out on a call if it is not working.

It costs nearly N$41 000 p/month to keep ambulances in good condition, and we pay that out of our own pockets.” Gabriela informed the namib times.

The newspaper wanted to

Chen Yong Qiang from CHEC handing over the cheque to Gabriela Teleman from St Gabriels Comunity Ambulance Trust Services know from Gabriela, how she manages to do this without financial support, and being present on 9 out of 10 accident scenes. She answered, “Our patients have no name or insurance, they only have pain and illness and they need immediate care. Our funds come from projects, like First Aid Training and also if one wants to pay for the service after he or she has been assisted. We do not ask for medical aid info on an emergency scene, there is no time when a life is involved.

We also want the public and the businesses to realize that we are a non-profit organisation. We have fuel costs and wear-and-tear

costs on our ambulances daily, not to mention the salaries, this is also for the trust’s cost. We must also mention, companies like Hydroweld, Iveco Walvis Bay and Erongo Auto Electrical that make it a bit easier with regard to our ambulances’ shortcomings” St Gabriel’s Emergency Care Practitioners have to be prepared 24/7 for any situation, from lifethreatening diseases to disaster relief and emergency situations.

They have proven that they give superior and professional emergency medical rescue service to the Community of Walvis Bay.

8 MAY 2015

COMMUNITY NEWS

NAMAs se “naakte nadraai”

Die afgelope langnaweek het al die paaie weereens na Swakopmund gelei, met die grootste trekpleister wat beslis die jaarlikse Namibiese Musiektoekennings was. Vir een besoeker, Rusten Nanuseb, was dit egter 'n funksie wat hy liefs sal wil vergeet, nadat hy glo in die openbaar deur 'n mediese beampte poedelnaak uitgetrek is. 'n Hoogsontstelde Nanuseb kon sy vernedering en teleurstelling nie genoeg beklemtoon, toe hy Dinsdag die namib times se kantoor in Swakopmund besoek het nie.

Volgens hom het hy en sy vriende vir maande vooruit beplan om dié glansryke funksie by te woon, en kon nie wag vir die groot dag om aan te breek nie.

Splinternuwe uitrustings, reisgelde en ander uitgawes het deel uitgemaak van hul beplanning, ten einde skouers met die “rich and famous” te skuur.

Hulle het blykbaar omstreeks 20:00 by die Swakopmund Binneshuise Sportsentrum, waar die funksie aan-

gebied is, opgedaag en is toegelaat om met 'n paar drankies na binne te gaan, na meer as 'n uur se wag in 'n ellelange ry. Die voggies het blykbaar opgeraak en hulle het na buite die saal gegaan om nog ietsie teen die Swakopkoue te koop. Nadat die drankies gekoop was, is hulle egter by die ingang gewaarsku dat hulle nie met drank na binne mag gaan nie. “Ons het gehoor gegee aan die bevel en iemand wat buite die saal was, gevra om ons drankies te hou,” vertel Nanuseb.

Voordat hulle egter weer na binne kon gaan, is hy deur 'n beampte van 'n mediese diens beskuldig dat hy drank in sy broek versteek het. “Jy

moet weet, ek het 'n baie stywe broekie aangehad en dit was ooglopend dat dit onmoontlik vir my was om enigiets daarin weg te steek,” het hy aan namib times genoem.

Vervolgens is hy blykbaar deur die mediese beampte na 'n plek buite die perseel, waar lede van die publiek besig was om 'n dampie te slaan, vergesél. Hier aangekom, is hy skynbaar beveel om sy broek en onderklere uit te trek, ten aanskoue van die publiek. “Daar was selfs persone wat met hul selfone foto's van die petalje geneem het! Ek is te bang om op Facebook in te gaan, want heel moontlik het iemand foto's daarvan op die sosiale netwerk

geplaas,” het 'n verontwaardigde Nanuseb voortgegaan. Hierná het die beampte hom blykbaar beveel om daar te staan (poedelnaak) en hy (die mediese beampte) het blykbaar na sy voertuig gegaan en teruggekeer met 'n flitslig. “Hy kon alreeds sien dat ek geen drank op my liggaam versteek het nie, maar het nogtans my private dele, en hele liggaam met die flitslig 'verken'. Hoe verstaan jy dit?” wou Nanuseb weet.

Hy het genoem dat hy nie 'n herrie wou veroorsaak nie, en het dus gedoen wat hy gevra was om te doen. Sy vernedering het blykbaar nie daar gestop nie nadat sy armband - wat

aandui dat hy betaal het vir die funksie - van sy arm gehaal is, het die mediese beampte blykbaar gesê dat hy uitegooi is. “Is dit dan nou Big Brother's House waar mense uitgegooi word?” wou hy weet. Nanuseb vertel dat hy hierna alleen buite die perseel gelos is, met waardevolle items, soos selfone van sy vriende (wat op daardie stadium nie geweet het wat aangaan nie, en binne op hom gewag het) in sy rugsak.

Kwajongens het blykbaar ook buite rondgestaan, en hy was bang hy word beroof. Naruseb sê hy het gevoel sy veiligheid is ook in gedrang.

Hy het 'n huurmotor gestop en na die Mondesa- polisiestasie gegaan om 'n klag teen die mediese beampte aanhangig te maak. Hy kon ook nie sy vriende

kontak nie, aangesien hul selfone in sy rugsak was, maar hulle het blykbaar later van iemand anders se foon gebel om uit te vind waar hy was. Sy vriende het hom by die polisiestasie gaan kry, waarna hulle besluit het om hul nag op 'n ander plek verder te gaan probeer geniet, noem Nanuseb. Hy het Dinsdagoggend die voorval by die polisiestasie in die dorp gaan aanmeld en is blykbaar deur die polisie belowe dat hulle die persoon sal opspoor en hom noop om die klaer om verskoning te vra. “Geen verskoning sal ooit kan opmaak vir die vernedering wat ek moes deurmaak nie.

Die man het my menswaardigheid aangetas en ons hele aand in die wiele gery. Wat van al die uitgawes wat ons aangegaan het om die

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Marshallino Beukes

'n Verontwaardigde Rusten Nanuseb NAMAs by te woon?

Die Namibiese Konstitusie noem dat daar teen niemand gediskrimineer mag word, op grond van ras, kleur, etniese groep, geloof of sosiale of ekonomiese status nie. En dit ná 25 jaar van onafhanklikheid?” het Nanuseb afgesluit.

Aangesien geen formele klag nog teen die beweerde oortreder gelê is nie, word sy naam weerhou.

Namibia Music Awards in crossfire - Namibia, SA discuss strengthening Marshallino Beukes VIPs only? relationship

Namibian President, Hage Geingob, says his one-day visit to South Africa on Wednesday was to introduce himself and inform South African President Jacob Zuma that he is available for engagements.

The Executive Chairman of the NAMAs Tim Ekandjo (centre) present a trophy to Erongo Regional Governor Cleophas Mutjavikua (L) and Swakopmund mayor Juuso Kambueshe as a token of appreciation to host the show at the coast.

(Photo by: Paulus Kiiyala Shiku) NAMPA) Last weekend marked the 5th annual Namibia Music Awards, which is one of the most prestigious events on the country's entertainment calendar. However, some regular ticket holders were not pleased with the way they were allegedly treated at the occasion.

According to one of the disgruntled ticket holders, they had to enter from a back door, and had to line-up in a queue in the cold for more than one hour.

The complainant further stressed that their safety was also in jeopardy, as vehicles brusquely forced their way through the people standing in the line.

The use of “stinky, unstable portable toilets outside of the hall” also enraged and disgusted the complainants.

Concerns were also raised regarding the steel bars, separating regular ticket holders and VIP ticket holders.

The disgruntled people say this made them feel like “lesser people.”

The namib times contacted Mr John Ekongo, the Chief Corporate Communications Practitioner at Mobile Telecommunications Ltd to get response on these grievances. According to him, the NAMAs event is one for all Namibians, irrespective

of status and that their resolve remains that this event is an integral part of each and every Namibian. “Pursuant to the concerns raised, we take note of them – and would reassure the public that top of mind is always the convenience and comfort for the attendants – which we had adequately put in place,” Ekongo remarked. He further expressed his apologies, if for any reason this comfort did not meet the public's ex-

A statement from the president's office says the presidents, who met at Zuma's official residence in Cape Town, discussed ways of strengthening the relationship between the two countries. Furthermore, the visit offered Geingob, who was inaugurated on March 21, an opportunity to introduce himself as president of Namibia and to inform Zuma of his availability and openness to engage in consultations on ways in which Namibia and South Africa can move forward, especially economically.

"Even though Namibia's economy is small compared to South Africa, Namibia remains an important partner to South Africa," Geingob said, adding that it is important that the two countries move forward in unison towards greater economic development. The two presidents also discussed ways of taking advantage of the SADC drive towards industrialization as discussed at the extraordinary summit held in Harare, Zimbabwe last week.

President Geingob will tomorrow lead a Namibian delegation to the African Union (AU) Committee of Ten (C-10) Summit in Livingstone, Zambia. The Summit will be preceded by a Joint Ministerial and Permanent Representatives meeting today.

pectations. “We can only improve with your help and most humble of suggestions such as this one,” Ekongo said. “After having delivered a sterling NAMAs 2014, we knew that we needed to maintain the standard or improve it and we decided to improve it against all odds to be the best amongst the best in Africa and the world, and we have achieved that with flying colours. We would therefore like to confidently declare the 2015 NAMAs as a resounding success,” he concluded.

The president will be accompanied by Honourable Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of International Relations and Cooperation (MIRCO), together with Senior Officials from MIRCO. The Committee of 10 was established by the AU in 2005 in order to promote and defend Africa's common position on the reform of the United Nations' Security Council.

The Summit is expected to discuss Reports on consultations that have been taking place to galvanise support for the African Common Position on the Reform of the UN Security Council as outlined in the Ezulwini Consensus and Sirte Declaration.

The position of Africa is to secure two permanent seats on the UN Security Council.

Meanwhile, the President has sent his best wishes to the Baster community, whose Sam Khubis Festival will reach its climax today. A special invitation was sent to the president after some controversy surrounded his possible attendance. By late yesterday, it was still not known whether the President would attend before he left for Zambia. He indicated earlier that he might send his vicepresident to attend the celebrations on his behalf.

(Additional reporting - NAMPA)

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“Kidnapping victims,” allegedly not so innocent Madelaine Laubscher

The namib times has learnt that the same children involved in the Logan Pretorius kidnapping case have allegedly stolen another two Pittbulls recently.

Logan Pretorius (26), along with Sandra Riobo (18), Andre Ashley Januarie (21) and Curven Nathan Vries (21) were arrested last year for allegedly kidnapping and torturing three minors, after the minors had apparently attempted to steal Pretorius’s dogs.

Pretorius alleged that the children strangled one of his dogs to death. The children’s statements however stated that Pretorius kidnapped and tortured them after they simply walked past his house, looking at his dogs.

As the court case proceeded, evidence was heard that the children allegedly admitted that they were sent by two people to steal Pretorius’s dogs, namely “Plaatjies and Zuma”.

In later proceedings, the newspaper was informed by a relative of Pretorius of another two dog theft incidents that ocurred recently, allegedly involving the same children.

“My boyfriend (Logan’s nephew) and I own a Pittbul named Tiger that was stolen approximately

two weeks ago.

He reported it to the police - OB 1240/04/2015.

While I asked people to be on the lookout for Tiger, I asked one of the children involved in Logan’s case if he had not seen Tiger.

I showed him a photo of Tiger. He said he had seen the other two children (involved in Logan’s case) with Tiger in a park fighting with another dog. He agreed to take me to them.

They knew exactly where Tiger was and admitted to me that they had taken Tiger. They indicated that it was at Mr Wayne Plaatjies’s (20) house, a relative of one of the children,” she said.

According to her, when she arrived at Mr Plaatjies’s house, she told Plaatjies that she wanted Tiger back.

“He said I must first pay him N$800 for my dog. I refused and went to the police who then went with me to his house. When we arrived, he said I do not have to give him the money. He said I can take Tiger and he will pay the person he got Tiger from, with a mobile

phone,” she said.

Another source told the newspaper that the children allegedly admitted that Wayne Plaatjies had sent them to steal Pretorius’s dogs last year before Pretorius’s arrest.

“While Logan’s case was underway, the children admitted that they had been sent by Wayne and another person to steal Logan’s dogs. Now they have admitted to have stolen Tiger as well, because the girl who went with them to Wayne’s house said she would pay them N$500 if they told her where the dog was,” the source said.

According to this source, the police allegedly did not reprimand Wayne for having a dog reported as stolen.

“Tiger is home now, but what puzzles me is the fact that the police did nothing.

These children alleged they were victims of kidnapping and torture. However, here we are again, Tiger was stolen, and they admitted that they stole Tiger. The dog ended up at Wayne’s house, yet the matter is not

Court

being investigated. Logan and his friends have been accused of torturing these children. The public thinks these children are innocent and that Logan is seen as the bad guy. Yet, these children stole Logan’s cousin’s dog recently, after they said Plaatjies and Zuma had sent them to steal Logan’s dogs the first time. Are they really innocent and why has Plaatjies never been questioned by the police, or has he, because the children claimed that he sent them? That is my question to the police,” the source said.

The newspaper spoke to Plaatjies about the allegations against him and the children.

He visited the namib times' office and was asked how Tiger ended up at his house. While in the process of explaining why he had Tiger, he received a phone call. After the phone call, he said that all questions should be e-mailed to his lawyer. When asked what the name of his lawyer is, he replied “Marco.” He left the offices thereafter.

return my dog or else I will involve the police. Soon thereafter he contacted me and said I could come to fetch my dog. I went to the child’s house where I found my dog,” the source said.

The newspaper spoke to Inspector Iikuyu about what had ocurred and asked if the matter is being investigated.

“It is a very sensitive issue. The owner of the dog should have laid an official charge with a CR number.

However, we are only aware of a report about a missing dog,” he said.

According to a relative of Pretorius, the kidnapping case was handed over to the Prosecuter General.

We at namib times were informed of two incidents that allegedly ocurred recently, where criminals, armed with pangas, targeted houses in Walvis Bay and stole what they could.

(46) both appeared on a charge of robbery. Matter is postponed to 15 September.

A warrant of arrest has been issued for Johannes Fillemon (32) on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor and the 1st alternative to Count 1 being driving with an excessive blood alcohol level read with the provision of the Road Traffic Act. Accused is at large.

A warrant of arrest for Tuhafeni Nanghonga (25) still remains in force on a charge of theft. Accused is still at large.

A 15 year old boy appeared on a charge of assault - assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm.

Matter is postponed to 13 May. Josua Dilu (39) was sentenced to pay a fine of N$1 000 or 90 days imprisonment on a charge of trespassing.

Andreas Fillemon (21) appeared on a charge of assault- assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm.

Paul Roile (37) was sentenced to 30 days imprisonment or pay a fine of N$500 on a charge of theft- attempted theft. The charge of trespassing was withdrawn against him.

Martin Hameva (27) was sentenced to 6 months imprisonment or pay a fine of N$2 000 on a charge of theft.

Armed robbery at Uis Mavourlene Gaes

custody on a charge of robbery with aggraat N$10 000 as well as two mobile phones to the value of N$8 000 which amounted to roughly N$ 784 221.10. //Hoëbeb added that most of the stolen items were recovered and that the two sus-

the children that are involved in Pretorius’s case are also involved in this particular incident, he said “they are not involved at all. I do not know of any children involved and I also never sent them to steal Logan’s dogs. Logan told them if he ever found the children at his house again, he would come and beat me up,” he said.

However, a third source accused these children of stealing his dog (a different dog) about three months ago.

“My Pittbull was stolen. I approached one of the children (allegedly involved in the Pretorius case). I told him that he has one week to

Madelaine Laubscher

Magistrate's Court

Two suspects were arrested and taken into vating circumstances in Uis recently.

It is alleged that the go Police Regional suspects entered the Commander Samuel house of a local busi- //Hoëbeb, the two acnessman in the late af- cused allegedly stole ternoon while with his more than N$116 wife, tied the couple’s 221.50, one Toyota arms behind their Land Cruiser mobacks with sellotape tor vehicle valued at and shoelaces.

N$640 000, one rifle According to Eron- and one pistol valued

Tiger, one of the dogs that were stolen recently

Panga Gang of Four Attack Houses

Walvis Bay Court Report 6 May 2015 Tampsyn Wood (20) appeared on a charge of assault - assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm.

Matter is postponed to 17 June.

Beanca Cloete (33) appeared on a charge of theft.

Matter is postponed to 9 September.

Kondombolo Bonifasius (26) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft.

Matter is postponed to 4 June.

Gino Hammerslaght (27) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor and the 1st alternative to Count 1 being driving with an excessive blood-alcohol level read with the provisions of the Road Traffic Act. Matter is postponed to 17 June.

A 17 year old boy appeared on two counts of rape.

Matter is postponed to 10 June.

Petrus Nelumbu (26) appeared on a charge of robbery. Matter is postponed to 14 September.

Josua Daniel (32) appeared on a charge of theft. Matter is postponed to 7 July.

Walter Hoffman (25) appeared on a charge of drugsdealing in cocaine. Matter is postponed to 6 August.

A charge of theft was withdrawn against Barlemus Narub (31).

Paul Richard Kennedy (44) and Wilhelm Willemse

However, the newspaper was aware of his father’s name, Marco. Plaatjies was informed of our knowledge when asked if he was a lawyer. He replied “Marco is my father. He was at my lawyer at the time.”

The newspaper requested from Mr Plaatjies that his lawyer’s name be provided. However Plaatjies returned to our offices later and said he will speak for himself without his father or lawyer.

“The dog ended at my place, because I was on my way back from a hairdresser when I saw two men in their early twenties walking in the street with the dog, after I found out that people are looking for this specific dog. I told them the dog belongs to my friend and I wanted to return the dog to them.

They said I must pay them N$1 300 of which I said it was too much and they requested N$800. I agreed and took the dog. I informed the owner of the dog that I had the dog with me,” Plaatjies said.

When he was asked how

pects appeared in the Omaruru Magistrate’s court where they were denied bail and remanded into custody, while further investigations are being conducted.

“People must be aware of what happened. The first attack ocurred at 19:30 in the vicinity of the Duneside School.

An attacker without a shirt, armed with a panga, tried to enter a house. On being confronted by the owner of the house, the attacker challenged the owner to open the door and come out.

The owner saw three other persons (also with pangas) standing a few feet away near the boundary wall.

The owner went back into the house to fetched his gun.

Upon hearing the clicking sound of the gun, they disapeared,” he said.

According to the source, that same night the same gang attacked another house in Narraville.

“They broke the glass of the garden door with a panga and entered the premises. They stole what they could,” he said.

The newspaper spoke to a member of the Walvis Bay Reaction Team about these incidents.

“It ocurred approximately two weeks ago. The culprits are still at large,” she said.

According to the source,

the matter was reported to the police.

“Residents must not leave their doors open. If they see suspecting people they must try and take pictures and give them to the police. They must also contact the Walvis Bay Reaction Team at 081 558 1323 immediately if they suspect any danger.”

The matter was reported to Police. Residents must not open the doors without having a look at the persons outside.

Residents must try and take pictures and send them to the Police and namib times.

Bail extension for 17-yearold accused of rape Madelaine Laubscher

A 17 year old, accused of raping younger boys earlier this year, appeared in the Walvis Bay Magistrate’s court on Wednesday and the case was postponed to 10 June for screening and further investigation.

Magistrate Vicky Nicolaidis instructed that his bail be extended to 10 June, and prohibited any contact between him and any state witness.

The accused was allegedly seen touching younger boys indecently while he was assisiting with rugby practice for minors.

In a previous article the namib times quoted a trusted source, claiming one of the minors allegedly saw the accused telling the boys to pull down their pants and then indecently touched their private parts.

According to Nampol Deputy Commissioner Otillie Kashuupulwa he was accused of rape and was released on N$4 000 bail after his first court appearance.

The newspaper does not have the jurisdiction to reveal the accused’s name as he is under 18.

In a previous event the newspaper wanted to speak to the accused’s parents for comment, however according to a spokesperson, the parents did not want to give any comment.

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ENVIRONMENT & HARBOR

Obtaining Fishing

Permits

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

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?

“Wat ‘n skande,” sê die publiek Madelaine Laubscher ‘n Ontstoke lid van die publiek het die namib times onlangs ingelig oor die haglike toestand waarin Duin 7 tans is,weens besoedeling deur besoekers.

Die koerant het ná die klagte gaan ondersoek instel hoe dit

by Duin 7 lyk, en het vele leë drankbottels op die perseel gevind, asook stukkende krane en ander vullis wat wyd verspreid lê.

Volgens ‘n bron (wat nie genoem wil word nie) is dit ‘n skande dat Duin 7 so lyk.

“Ek kan nie glo dat mense Duin 7 in so toestand kan laat nie. Dit is ‘n skande. Die

hele gebied lê vol vullis. Die drank bottels lê selfs op die duin. Dit is ‘n skok om te sien dat mense só kan mors en dit nie skoonmaak nie.

Duin 7 is al jare lank een van Walvisbaai se grootste toeriste aantreklikhede. Wat moet die toeriste nie net van ons dorp en sy mense dink nie?” het sy gevra.

Nóg ‘n bron het aan die koerant vertel dat die enigste

manier om dié probleem op te los, sal wees om toegangsfooie te begin vra, om Duin 7 te besoek.

“Dit is ‘n ontspanningsoord net soos Dolfynstrand.

Mense mors nie só by Dolfynstrand nie, omdat daar toegangsfooie gevra word.

As die publiek betaal om Duin 7 te besoek, sal hulle Namibië se ontspanningsoorde begin waardeer.

MINISTRY OF FISHERIES AND MARINE RESOURCES

Swakopmund Office

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

Walvis Bay Office

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

Lüderitz Office

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

Henties Bay Office

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

Windhoek Office

Fotos deur Madelaine Laubscher

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

Walvis Bay Office

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

Where to Fish Om

aru

ru

Riv er

Mile 72

Die haglike toestand waarin Duin 7 nou is

Swakopmund Tides

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

Jakkalsputz Bennie se Rooi Lorrie Mile 33 Mile 30 Hoboomsgat Wlotzkasbaken

Walvis Bay Tides

HENTIES BAY

Source: http://www.tides4fishing.com

Mile 14 Mile 8 Wreck

Mile 8

SWAKOPMUND

iver op R Swak Vierkantklip

Langstrand Dolfynstrand

WALVIS BAY Paaltjies

Port Log

Mile 4

Dit is nie net besoedeling nie, maar ook vandalisme, want die kraan is ook stukkendgeslaan en nou spuit water aanhoudend daar uit.

Ons wil ons duin terug hê soos dit in die ou dae was.

Hoekom stel die mense wat in beheer is nie iemand aan om na Duin 7 om te sien nie?

Mens kan ook nie eers die toilette gebruik nie.

Ek het gesien hoe mense wat by die duin aankom, in hul motors omdraai, met teleurstelling in hul oë,” het hy gesê.

Die koerant het die Munisipaliteit gekontak om te vra wié op die oomblik verant-

woordelik is vir Duin 7 en volgens ‘n woordvoerder van die Munisipaliteit is dit die Ministerie van Omgewingsake en Toerisme (MET).

Die koerant het die ministerie gekontak en gevra wat die oplossing sou wees, en hoe besoedeling voorkom kan word in die toekoms.

Ons wou ook weet wat hulle dink van die idee dat dat die publiek begin betaal om Duin 7 te besoek, en hoekom die duin nie skoon gehou word nie.

Die koerant het nog geen terugvoering gekry teen druktyd nie.

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Be On Alert: PANGA GANG of Four attacked two houses in Walvis Bay Linda Julius It’s just the same attackers who are out on bail on previos robbery chargers.

Logan Mac OnePunch Pretorius If they enter your premises with pangas or guns an you shoot them. You will go to prison. That’s reality.

Lani Robinson Bell Sounds like I’ts somewhere in SA. Etuna Ima Princess Harmony Wonder, shall it never end in this world.

I hope they will be caught very soon, I mean with immediate effect.

Aletta Taljaard Ons staan reg- Net soos die wat teen die klomp kommuniste in SA veg - Sal ons Namibië se inwoners en onsself verdedig LAFAARDS. Mariah Riah Ndina Andreas WB ain’t safe anymore- gosh this hustlers are becoming a problem.

Denise Van Bergen Panga weilding guys, please.

Pieter Brand Hoop regtig die owerhede vat die skurke vinnig vas.

Nicole Roos We will not take this nonsence. We are proudly Namibian and nobody will ruin that!

Jason Elvin Beyonce Adams. Its becoming scary.

Carox Salom They must be arrested plz. Bokoharam mybe chase them to South Africa this is afree.

Alex Schimanski Shocking.

Helga Gontes Hope they get arrested before “hacking” anyone to death...

Deirdre O’Rorke Praying for you all.

Junior Philip The situtuation of not having job it force ppls to commute crime that’s what I know acording to research done earl 2014.

Pikkie Alberts Mens is ook nerens meer veilig nie.

Pretty Belinda Bachmann-Garises Wow scary.

Annatjie Weitz Ons hou nie van sulke kriminele nie. Hulle moet uit ons dorpe uit.

Christiaan Samuels I won’t take a foto.The only flash those guys will see, is the flash of a gun.

Immanuel Kauapirura Legalise abortion, please.

Anthony Jnr Claasen Easy as 1 2 3- shoot.

Melodine Snyders We have to stand together against this crime its getting worse by the day.I’ll defend me and my family be4 they can think to cum

through it will be down to the ground.

Rupert Smith Residents must not open doors... residents must get guns and shoot the low life shit!

Vernon Sylvia Knowles Stop hulle in hulle spore nie tyd vir die gemors nie.

Nadia Michelle Van Wyk If you enter my premises with pangas then I will sh people shoot you than Namibian pol can do nothing to me what are they doing in my premises.

Brookeshields Diergaardt Foto’s neem en sterf, dit moet seker 'n grap wees.

Zuleka Appollis It’s time the Police and Defence force do what they should do. These people see that nobody is doing anything about it. Now the question arises. If I shoot one will I go to jail for murder? Just asking.

Hamutenya N Hamutenya Let them find their Way Out to SA... In Nam we say No to Killing... We Deserve Peace, freedom of movement and that’s all we need.

Tendai Chipungumberi Take picture and send to police? Is this an idea and how do u take a photo in front of death.

Azille Poplap Wesche! Is it nou SA se slegheid wat ons kant toe kom? Hoe ha a ek sny dit af! No evil shall prosper against us!

Hermann Gunn Handjebo This is why I say family planning is of utmost importance, some 1 unplanned unwanted baby grows up 2 become a nuisance to some1 else livelihood... Its a high price to pay.

Natasha Van Der Westhuizen Kry jul wapens reg! Ons Namibians gaan nie staan vir dié nie. Hierdie is nie die RSA nie.

Hier tjop julle!

Pana Desire Goagoses Eish, sounds like something out of an African movie.

Olile Courtney I sometimes ask myself what NDF members do in their camps. They should also help NAMPOL to patrol in the streets. Are they not there to protect the nation?

Sabine Seven. Hopefully, someone will kill them.

Antonio Katali will the police arrest someone if he/she kills those gangs?

Tell us b4 we do wrong things.

Elly Mbango This is scary.

Be on the Alert - More Hijacking Trends at the Coast

Vehicle hijackers are allegedly quite active at the coast. The newspaper has been alerted about two trends people should be aware of.

Allan Roodt And yet they want to bring stricter gun control to Namibia? Thats what they did in SA and now look at it. Why enforce laws on ordinary citizens if criminals are not going to follow it anyway? (hence the definition of the word criminal = person who does not abide by law). There’s nothing a criminal loves most is a victim that can defend himself.

Bianca Pfänder Wild west is coming back. Buy a gun and use if need be.

Bullet Thomas I will shoot

them on the spot l don’t time funny thngs.

Agnes Buys Wow your plates are cheap. Paid 250 for 2 a week ago. Cheapest we could find.

Rita Sowden Bianca Pfänder you are right. Back to the old wild west.

Katrina Hatutale Thank u namib times.

Antoinette Titus Thank you namib times!

Meriam Blessing Shikwete Where is this world going.

Christel Zeilinger Sproetjies Its no use to shoot them, you

that shoots them is the guilty one... Rather use pepperspray or a teasers and hit to the neareat police station with al the details like what car it is if it has a number plate.

Lybertus Albe Peter Zatjirua No joke I will shoot you on the sport point blank shoot to kill, I really don’t like shit like that.

Gideon van Zijl A new plate is $50. So why stop.

Danica Minnaar Yvette julle moet versigtig wees.

Burglary at Walvis Bay Pharmacy A member of the Walvis Bay Reaction Team has confirmed that two men were taken into custody for breaking into Walvis Bay Pharmacy on Tuesday night.

Nico Delport Hoe kry julle dit reg om so gou mense te kry om vinger afdrukke te neem nadat

ons nou nog wag vir mense om vinger afdrukke te kom neem?

Brief

So sit families van die selfde oupas en oumas en kuier om 'n braaivleisvuur. Dit is so snaaks hoe die generasies verander het. Vroeërjare kon almal saam spog oor hul kinders.

Die ou mense sou die kleinkinders op die skouer klop en dalk 'n geldjie in die hand stop om hul trots te wys... En daar stop dit toe so ‘n generasie gelede.

Nou moet jy 'n dik beursie hê. Jy moet gedurig hoor hoe duur ander se kinders se karre is of met watse CEO’s daar gepraat is as daar 'n klagte was oor swak diens.

Jy moet verstaan, daar word nie met die werkersklas persoon gemeng nie.

Hul is mos net te kommin.

So sit en dink ek dan…

Hel, asof die ouens niks beter het om te doen nie.

Mens wen net nooit nie.

Ek probeer my 12-jarige leer van die regte en verkeerde pad, dan wonder ek hoekom werk my man hom vrek, drink en rook nie eers nie, maar sy kollega by die werk kuier en maak in kappie in werkstyd en word bonustyd baie goed beloon.

Mens kan jou lewe lank werk vir ‘n werkersklas salaris en nederig bly en meer welaf wees as die ryk man wat dink hy is beter as ander en vergeet hy was ook maar arm.

Maggies, kan mens in dié era nog spog met

jou kinders en met jou ‘pavement special’ hondjie se goeie maniere en met jou stokou kar se goeie petrolverbruik?

Hoe wen ‘n mens ooit teen die familie wat ‘score’ net waar hul gaan, met hul ‘fancy’ leefstyl?

Ek sê altyd, goed vir die ou wat gewerk het vir wat hy het, maar bly nederig. Ek het tot ‘n gevolgtrekking gekom. Die wat suinig is of steel bereik meer as ons ouens wat die reguit pad wil stap... Wat leer mens jou kind oor daai twee paaie?

Anoniem

Fokus op Taxi’s

Kan ‘n mens nie ‘n petisie opstel dat alle taxi’s aan die kus daai groot nrs moet kry nie.

Al Windhoek se taxi’s het tog daai groot nrs op.

Dis tog maklikker om te onthou en dan te rapoteer as om ‘n lang nommer plaat te onthou.

Die taxi’s in Walvis ry al hoe meer soos varke. Nie eers te praat van die selfoon op die oor nie.

Ek het vir ‘n lang tyd

nie vervoer gehad nie en gesien hoe onverskillig hul kan ry.

Maar dankie tog ek het nou my eie vervoer.

In een week se tyd het daar al ‘n taxi my van die pad af gedruk op pad skool toe en by die robot van Cymot het een lekker oor die rooi lig gery en my net-net

gemis.

Dan kla die mense as ‘n mens padwoede kry - en jou taalgebruik nie van pas is op daai oomblik nie.

Asseblief, mense, kom ons staan saam en laat alle taxi’s aan die kus ook die groot nr’s kry.

Beswaarde leser

To all concerned

I really like to thank NHE for the housing provision in Kuisebmond - excellent!

Would like to know from the municipality of Walvis Bay when was the approval done for a Suburb Truck port?

Should the residents get hurt first before the trucks are removed? What are the plans for naming the streets or building (Sic) speed humps?

We encounter on a daily basis drivers testing their cars’ speed in this area where at times kids are playing in the streets.

Taxi and some residents were so inhuman and insulted the efforts of concerned residents who came together to try stop the speeding drivers, by lying ropes across the streets (illegal) - but at least the gesture helped.

WHAT IS HAPENNING? FOR HOW LONG SHOULD WE BE CONTENT ABOUT ISSUES THAT ARE OF CONCERN?

Padkos vir oordenking

Kom na My toe, almal wat uitgeput en oorlaai is, en Ek sal julle rus gee. Ek is sagmoedig en nederig van hart, en julle sal rus kry vir julle gemoed.

Mattheus 11: 28-29 Gedagte: Baie van ons kom in hierdie gejaagde lewe van vandag by ‘n punt waar ons liggaamlik en geestelik gedreineer is, en net bloot nie meer die krag het om voort te gaan nie. Die Vader gee ons egter die versekering dat, indien ons ons na Hom wend, Hy ons rus vir ons siele gaan gee. Wat ‘n wonderlike belofte en net die wete dat Hy daar is wanneer ons die einde van ons kragte bereik, gee sommer nuwe moed om berge te verskuif.

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Epango Group project launched Sharlien Tjambari

The Epango Group is a charitable, voluntary support, non-profit and care group with a noble mission of assisting the well-being of vulnerable children, the less-fortunate and elderly people within and around Erongo region. Epango group launched the “Hugs-In-A -Blanket’’ project on Thursday, 30 April at Hotel Deutsches Haus.

“We recently found out that most vulnerable children in Swakopmund, especially in DRC are currently surviving on one blanket only during the cold winter seasons. The power of a blanket is undeniable, this is why we have come up with this project” says Ms Ratonda M Katjivikua, the leader of the group.

According to Ms Katjivikua, project “Hugs-in-aBlanket” signifies warmth, compassion and hope.

In his speech at the launch, the Governor of Erongo region, Cleophas Mutjavikua, said he wants the Epango Group to expand to other towns in Erongo region and not just help the people living in Swakopmund, but help those in Usakos, Karibib and Omaruru districts as well.

The main objective of the group is to cater for the needs of the most vulnerable and less fortunate in society, such as senior citizens, women and children.

Most of their projects are financed by monthly fixed contributions by the members, and about 20% are sponsored by organisations, said Ms Katjivikua.

Another project of Epango is the Soup Kitchen in DRC, which has been running for three years now and has been feeding more than 300 deprived children at any occasion.

And then there’s also the Swakopmund Senior Citizen Day which is an annual event, which, on average is attended by about 250 senior citizens.

The Epango group aims to donate 500 blankets this winter and has enlarged this target by 15% a year, as awareness and support for the growth of the project.

Ms Katjivikua says, 500 blankets have been ordered and can be bought and donated, of which the first 100 blankets will be sponsored by the group.

The members of the group are Ratonda Katjivikua, Samuelika Tjimune, Adel-

Epango ladies with some of the children after they had a meal Governor of Erongo region Hon. Cleophas Mutjavikua flanked by his beautiful wife (right) and Mrs Louise Madi, delivering a speech at the DRC soup Kitchen

Governor of Erongo region Hon. Cleaphas Mutjavikua covering the children with blankets as a way of lauching the Project

The community hall in Omaruru was packed to capacity with elders who had a Christmas treat from epango

The ladies of Epango spotted in Omaruru with Hon Richard Kamwi and his son, after Hon Kamwi delivered a speech for the elders

Children enjoying their meal with some tourists watching heid Mutanga, Lydia Nependa, Louise Madi Tlabanelo, Haneli Turer, Anette Tjaveondja, Ngaveje Muharukua, Mbkumua Veii-Murangi, Kojao Kandovazu, Marcella Katjijo-

va and Angelina Kapepu.

“In the past we have managed to donate 60 blankets, we can unfortunately not afford to meet this challenge with the limited funds available, and that

is why we are requesting the public and corporate fraternity to make this dream a reality” concluded Ms Katjivikua.

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HIV/Aids Campaign: Stop discrimination Being HIV positive in Namibia is a challenge on its own - people knowing about your status is another - but discrimination and stigma are the most painful things that one can endure. Discrimination and stigma are diseases of their own and can go beyond harming your health – it can kill your inner being.

The rights of people living with HIV are often violated because of their presumed or known HIV status, causing them to suffer both the burden of the disease and the consequential loss of other rights. Stigmatisation and discrimination may obstruct their access to treatment and may affect their employment, housing and other rights.

This, in turn, contributes to vulnerability of others to infection, since HIV-related stigma and discrimination discourages individuals infected with and affected by HIV, from contacting health and social services.

The result is that those most needing information, education and counselling will not benefit, even where such services are available.

A lot of the youth are unaware of their status but tend to discriminate and point fingers at others.

Once you find out that you are HIV positive, you experience a lot of challenges.

The fear of going to collect the anti-retroviral (ARV’s) at the clinic is one of the challenges, as most people do not like to be seen in that room.

They think that once you enter that room, everybody will know what you are there for.

Somehow we, the youth, feel that there is no privacy when it comes to your status, because of the setup at hospitals and clinics.

Individuals also find it very hard to share

their status with loved ones - you never know what to expect from your friends and family.

We all know how judgemental our families can be, there is always a number of questions behind everything you tell them.

Now, imagine what type of questions they will ask you, once they find out you are HIV positive.

So, who is ready to sit down and answer a pile of questions while you know you might die soon.

Some might even disown you, telling you that you are a disgrace to the family.

A lot of women prefer not to tell their partners about their status, because in most cases, all the blame will be laid on them.

Guys hardly go for testing and they are never aware of when and where they might have picked up the virus, and the moment they find out the girl is positive, the only thing that comes to their mind is “you are the one who infected me.”

The feeling of getting blamed for infecting a guy, even though you know very well that you have been faithful and he is the one who has been fooling around, scares the hell out of HIV positive young girls and they thus prefer not to share their status.

Every decision and every action we take in life result to either a good or bad outcome.

Never judge a person

who is living with the HIV virus, because you never know when your time will come.

So yah, such is life.

"Bianca"- 24 years old, HIV positive and going strong.

MUNICIPALITY OF HENTIES BAY NOTICE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC CONSENT USE TO OPERATE A HOME BASED OCCUPATION: CARWASH In terms of Clause 6(1)(d) of the Henties Bay Town Planning Amendment Scheme No 7 promulgated under General Notice 118 of 2008 notice is herewith given to all interested parties that Messrs Ndjawella Trading intend to apply to the Council of the Municipality of Henties Bay for consent use to operate a carwash business from a residential erf, to wit Erf 493, Omdel.

Any person(s) who wishes to lodge an objection to the proposed operation of a carwash business from residential erf 493, Omdel lodge such objections in writing, 10 days from the date of publication of the second advertisement, to the under mentioned address: The Chief Executive Officer Municipality of Henties Bay PO Box 61, Henties Bay

SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958

The Chief Executive Officer Municipality of Henties Bay C/o Jakkalsputz Road & Niuckey Iyambo Avenue, Henties Bay

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WALVIS BAY

Music Festival for

Mellissa continues Madelaine Laubscher

The local musicians agreed to continue with a music festival that was intended to raise funds for Mellissa Bester to cover her cancer treatment, even though she passed away before the festival could become a reality. The community decided it would only be fair to continue with the plans out of respect for Mellissa and the cancer fund carrying her name.

The initiators of the concert, Mr Len Nel, Mrs Bianca Raats and others agreed that the date for the festival should be postponed to 27 June.

“At first we were in a rush to organise the festival for Mellissa, as she needed the help urgently.

It was planned for 9 May. We are however

not in a rush anymore, since Mellissa sadly passed away.

We postponed the date so that the fesitval can be orginised properly as it takes time to organise.

We are grateful that the musicians are still willing to perform.

The community has been very giving and we would like that to continue.

Mellissa never had the opportunity to really make use of the funds that were raised for her.

Her wish was that if she did not survive, the funds be used for anyone suffering with the

same illness.

We want to help her fulfill her wish,” they said.

According to Miss Raats, there are still a lot of stalls that are available.

“The entry fee for the stalls was N$500, but we brought the price down to N$300.

Everyone who has entered a stall must contact me at biancaraats@ yahoo.com.

Those interested need to email me, because we need to make sure people do not enter too many of the same kind of stalls.

We still need a lot of stalls to make the day a success,” she said.

The management of Atlantis Sports Club have opened their hearts and agreed that the show can be held at their premises. It will be revealed at a later stage which local artists will be performing.

“We are very grateful to those who have opened their hearts towards this festival.

Thank you for your selfless acts of kindness. We still need

sponsors for mobile toilets.

Two to four mobile toilets would be enough.

This festival is intended for a greater purpose than simply raising funds.

There are a lot of other cancer patients needing support therefore the funds will be used to help many cancer sufferers. If it is a success, we would like to do this on a yearly basis.”

According to Mellissa’s father there has never been a cancer fund in Walvis Bay. “We would like the Mellissa Bester Cancer Fund to grow into a stable trust fund that will be able to support cancer sufferers for years to come,” he said.

“Mellissa’s thoughts towards the community helping her, were that she could hardly believe that complete strangers were willing to help her. Please help us to make it believable and come support us at the festival.”

For more information to enter stalls or give support, contact biancaraats@yahoo.com

* 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. * 8 May: Baai Poets presents Poetic Healing - 50 Shades of Poets at Ninos's Pizzeria, Walvis Bay at 18:30 for 19:00. Entrance Free. Contact 0812144161 * 13 May: MOTH monthly meeting in Shellhole at Moth Centre at 19:00. * 30 May: Meat Festival and Canoe Combat at the Lagoon - Walvis Bay. * 2 Junie: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00

by Bethel Congregational Kerk. * 5 June: Erongo Health Care Clinic in Association with Cancer Association of Namibia presents The Moulin Rouge Charity Event at the Walvis Bay Town Hall at 18:00. * 10 June: M.O.T.H. AGM in Shellhole at Moth Centre at 19:00. * 26 June: Donkey Derby at Town Hall. * 26 June: Narraville Primary School Talent Show at School Hall. * 27 Junie: Huis Palms Basaar by Huis Palms Gronde 10:00. * 3 July: Narraville Primary School Mystery Walk. * 7 Julie: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00

by Harvest Time Community Church.

SWAKOPMUND * Bridge: The Swakopmund Bridge club meets every Monday evening at 19:00 at Lions Old Age Home.

Contact: Ed Barbour 064-405 604. * Swakopmund Toastmasters: Meet every first and third Monday of the month at the Europa Hof Hotel, Bismark Str 39, Swakopmund, Namibia from 19:00 20:30. * 12 May: Public Lecture: “Which Nuclear Threat” (by Siegfried Eckleben) at 19h00 in the Swakopmund Museum. Donations welcome. * 15 May: Skeleton Coast Rally 2015 at the Swakopmund Football Club from 18:00. Entrance fee N$100.00 per person. * 16 May: Skeleton Coast Rally 2015 at the Swakopmund Football Club from 13:00. Entrance fee N$100.00 per person.

ART EXHIBITIONS * Every Saturday: Open Air Arts Exhibition at the Mole next to Tennis courts in Swakopmund. Oil paintings - weather permitting. * Permanent Collection: Woermann Haus Gallery in Bismarck Street. Fine collection of the Swakopmund Arts Association’s “South West Masters’’ and contemporary Namibian art works. Open Mondays to Saturdays 10:00 - 12:00 and 15:00 - 17:00. * 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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Five years old, 21 operations and still smiling Liesl Losper After Natrovinha Shelay Davids was born on 5 November 2010, she did not have a normal childhood - at three months her voice disappeared. She started breathing abnormally and she suddenly had a croaky voice. At two years her situation became worse, and a doctor linked it to asthma and grub - but it was not the case. Since then, this little girl has undergone 21 operations already, two of which were in March this year. These operations were all life-saving – to keep uncontrolled growths from obstructing her airways.

She had her first operation in February 2013. From operation to operation she needs to get three injections weekly. If she misses the injections, it leads to earlier operations.

The parents have to buy these

injections from their own pockets.

“As parents we could hardly hear her crying or talking as her voice was very soft. We, together with the doctor, tried to find out what the matter was,

and what illness this was.

The juvenile papillomas are caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) in the blood, and as her immune system is very weak at this stage, an operation is the only option to keep her

alive.

Many times a doctor conducts a tracheotaslemy (making a hole in the throat) as they fear she may suffocate. It is very difficult for us as parents, as we have to be, and stay vigilant, to

Natrovinha with her little brother and parents, Petronella and Frankie Davids

know when to take her to the doctor.

The doctors at the State hospital gave her over to the private doctors as they could not do anything for her anymore. Since July 2014 she had been operated on at Roman Catholic Hospital under Dr Van Tonder.

The GRN medical aid of the father only covers 95% and 5% we need to pay ourselves - which is very expensive for us. We are paying the Anesthetics doctors from our pockets, as many are not contracted in with the government medical aid - and sometimes she ends up in the ICU, which is very expensive,” her father Frankie Davids told namib times.

At this point medical bills are increasing every month for this family in which the father is the only breadwinner.

Although the doctors usually predict two months before the next operation, this is not the case at all.

“What made the load much lighter was the help from our church leader, Gustafine Louw.

There are times that she takes the money out of her own pocket to help us, other times she’s asked help from other people, to assis with transport and operation costs.

She also helps us where she can with the weekly injections.

I have two other kids also, nine months and a three year old, when Natrovinah needs to go to Windhoek for operations her father has to put in leave and stay with her.

I am so blessed to have him in my life and in this situation, as father of my children” Petronella Davids, mother of Natrovinah, said.

With this as background the parents urge the community to help them with buying injections and also to help paying their bills directly to the institutions.

Their church leader, Gustafine (081 295 6900) or Frankie (081 631 0243) can be contacted for more information.

Brave smile from Natrovinha Davids

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Woher kommt der Muttertag?

Die Amerikanerin Anna Jarvis wollte nach dem Tod ihrer Mutter, am 8. Mai 1905 erreichen, dass alle Mütter noch zu Lebzeiten geehrt werden.

Und dafür setzte sie sich mit allen Mitteln ein. Die Bitte an ihren Pfarrer, eine Predigt über die Rolle der Mutter in der Gesellschaft zu halten, war nur der Anfang. Es folgten Briefe an Geistliche, Politiker und andere einflussreiche Männer. Sie kaufte eine Werbeagentur und brachte ihre Botschaft unter das Volk: "Schafft den Ehrentag der Mutter setzt diesen Frauen ein unvergängliches Denkmal". Und tat-

sächlich wurde bereits 1907 der zweite MaiSonntag, der Todestag von Anna Jarvis' Mutter, offiziell zum Muttertag erklärt.

Angefangen hat alles schon viel früher. 250 Jahre vor Christus waren es römische und griechische Göttinnen, für die eine Art Mut-

Witzchen über Eskom

Nach neuesten Erkenntnissen hat Eskom festgestellt, dass weder der Mangel an Kraftwerken, noch der an Kohle für die Stromausfälle verantwortlich gemacht werden kann. Vielmehr läge es an dem offiziellen Sprachenwirrwar Südafrikas.

Da sämtliche Beschriftungen in den Schalträumen und Steuerzentralen der Kraftwerke in Englisch sind, würden viele der Techniker, Monteure und Ingenieure diese falsch interpretieren.

Eskom hat einen Intensivkurs angekündigt, bei dem sämtliche technischen Mitarbeiter die Begriffe "ON" und "OFF" erklärt bekämen.

Eine anschliessende Prüfung soll garantieren, dass diese verstanden wurden.

tertagsfest abgehalten wurde. In England, zu der Zeit Heinrichs des Dritten (1216-1239) stand Mutter Kirche im Mittelpunkt der Feierlichkeiten des damaligen Mothering Day. Etwa 200 Jahre später, im mittelalterlichen England, wurde um 1644 der Mothering Day gefestigt.

Nach der erfolgreichen Pionierarbeit von Anna Jarvis setzte sich der Muttertag nach dem ersten Weltkrieg auch auf dem europäischen Festland durch.

Eine rote Nelke für die noch lebende Mutter, eine weiße für die bereits Verstorbene: auch das hat Anna Jarvis eingeführt.

Die Frau, die sich für die Mütter dieser Welt einsetzte, und selbst nie Mutter wurde, starb 1948 in einem Altenheim in Philadelphia. Kaum zu glauben, aber wahr: die Kosten für Pflege und Unterkunft in diesem Heim übernahmen diejenigen, die mit am meisten vom Muttertag profitieren: die Blumenhändler. (www.eltern.de/famil ie-und-urlaub/fami lien leben/muttertaggeschichte.html)

Warum Oliven gesund sind und schön machen

Oliven senken den Cholesterinspiegel, schützen das Herz, senken Bluthochdruck und beugen Arterienverkalkungen vor. Sie schützen den Körper nicht nur von innen, denn Olivenöl und extrakte sind bekanntlich ein beliebtes Schönheitsmittel. All das wussten auch bereits die Ägypter, Griechen und Römer, die der Olive schon damals eine hohe Bedeutung beimaßen.

Hinzukommt, dass die Oliven viele Vitamine, Mineralstoffe und Spurenelemente enthalten, wie z.B. Vitamin E und sekundäre Pflanzenstoffe, welche beide vor Krebs schützen.

Oliven regen den Stoffwechsel an, wirken verdauungsfördernd und sind hilfreich bei Verstopfung. Sielindern Blähungen und Darmentzündungen, regulieren den Fettstoffwechsel und senken den Wert des schlechten LDL-Cholesterins, nicht aber das nützliche HDL-Cholesterin. Die runden Früchte schützen vor Brustkrebs, da im Olivenöl viele ungesättigte Fettsäuren enthalten sind, welche die Menge der Onkogene im Körper verringern.

Diese Onkogene sind verantwortlich für die Umwandlung einer Zelle in eine bösartige Tumorzelle.

Oliven helfen bei Gallensteinen, denn das Öl der Olive wirkt anregend und unterstützend beim Abfluss der Gallenflüssigkeit.

Der Teufel besucht Kapstadt und trifft Gatiep. ,,Weisst du, wer ich bin?” ,,Nein!”, antwortet Gatiep. ,,Gooi mir ‘nen hint!” - ,,Ich bin der Prinz der Dunkelheit.”

- ,,F...ck, ” ruft Gatiep aus, ,,du bist doch der CEO von Eskom!” ,,Was gab es in Südafrika, bevor es Kerzen gab?“ - Die Antwort: „Strom.“ Südafrika ist zum romantischsten Land der Welt gekürt worden. Das Dinner findet bei Kerzenschimmer statt. Jeden Abend!

Da der herbe Geschmack und das feste Fruchtfleisch der Oliven sehr beliebt ist, werden sie häufig grün und somit noch unreif geerntet und verarbeitet.Mehr Nährstoffe – allerdings auch mehr Kalorien – enthält die schwarze, voll ausgereifte Olive. Grüne Oliven enthalten pro 100 gr ca. 150 Kalorien, schwarze Oliven dagegen um die 350 Kalorien pro 100 gr.

Foto: Susann Kinghorn Das Olivenöl ist auch für Haut und Haar gut.

Natürliche Antioxidantien wie Vitamin A und insbesondere Vitamin E schützen vor vorzeitiger Hautalterung, straffen die Haut und mindern Fältchen.

Es wirkt zusätzlich feuchtigkeitsspendend und pflegt trockene Haut glatt und schön.

Olivenöl mit Salz gemischt eignet sich perfekt als Peeling. Auch als natürliches Sonnenschutzmittel macht sich Olivenöl gut, es schützt auch bei starker Sonneneinstrahlung.

Für die Haare ist eine feuchtigkeitsspendende Olivenölpflege auch gut. Ein paar Teelöffel Olivenöl von der Kopfhaut bis in die Spitzen einmassieren und zwei Stunden einwirken lassen.

Milde Olivenölseife: schäumt kaum und ist so mild und feuchtigkeitsspendend, dass sie sich auch gut für

Babyhaut eignet.

Hier nun noch das Grundrezept zum Einlegen von Oliven: 2 kg frische grüne, violette oder feste schwarze, unbeschädigte Oliven, 140 g Meersalz, 2 TL Zitronensäure (aus der Apotheke), Olivenöl zum Aufgießen Schritt 1 Die Oliven waschen und abtropfen lassen.

Damit sie schneller ihre Bitterstoffe verlieren, jede Olive mit einem Fleischklopfer leicht anschlagen, sodass sie an einer Seite aufplatzen, oder mit einem Küchenmesser an einer Seite anschneiden bzw. aufschlitzen.

Schritt 2 Ob grün, violett oder schwarz, frische Oliven vom Baum sind entsetzlich bitter und müssen zunächst 8-10 Tage in einem Tontopf, einem Glas oder einer Schüssel mit reichlich Wasser gewässert werden, nicht angeschla-

gene oder angeschnittene Oliven bis zu 4 Wochen. Das Wasser möglichst oft wechseln, um die Bitters t o ff e g u t a u s z u schwemmen.

Schritt 3 Nach dem Wässern die Oliven abtropfen lassen und in einen großen Tontopf oder in ein oder mehrere Gläser füllen. 2 l Wasser mit Salz und Zitronensäure aufkochen und erkalten lassen. Die Lösung über die Oliven gießen, sodass sie bedeckt sind.

Zum Beschweren einen kleinen Teller auf die Oliven legen. 2-3 Wochen in der Salzlösung stehen lassen, dann sind sie fertig.

Wem die Oliven zu salzig sind, der lässt eine zum baldigen Verzehr gedachte Portion eine Nacht oder mehrere Stunden in kaltem Wasser stehen. Die Oliven bleiben 4-5 Monate haltbar, wenn man sie mit Olivenöl bedeckt.

ACCOUNTING COURSES Hands on practical and computer based accounting courses are available three times per week (two hours each) in the morning or afternoon for the duration of one month, including evening and weekend classes. New courses start at the beginning of each calendar month. Students will be taught on the: Sage One Accounting by Sage Pastel accounting package.

Courses are lectured on-site, in modern new class rooms fitted with laptops, an over-head projector, small cafeteria, etc. Classes are limited to 10 students so that individual attention is assured by the lecturer as well as up to two assistants (depending on the nature of the course offered).

Wollen Sie zeigen, wozu Omas alles gut sind?

Melden Sie sich bei Susann Kinghorn; Tel. 405183 oder 0812538850; E-Mail: susannkinghorn @gmail.com

Qualifying and successful students will receive a certificate and if so requested may possibly be placed with external clients via Namibia Recruitment Agencies, alternatively and possibly be offered employment at Seelenbinder Consulting, a firm focussing on accounting, tax, payrolls, business consulting, due diligence, internal audit, mergers and acquisitions and competition board submissions.

Costs: N$11,500 including VAT. Payment plans are available for qualifying students at N$1,150.00 per month for a period of twelve months. Terms and conditions apply.

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Locker Gottes Segen ruht auf Antoniusräumen vom

Swakopmund (sk) 1907/08 wurde das Antonius-Krankenhaus an der Ecke der ehemaligen Post- und Schulstraße (heute Daniel Tjongareround Hendrik WitbooiStraße) im Auftrage der katholischen Mission vom Architekten und Bauunternehmer Otto Ertl errichtet. Der apostolische Präfekt der Mission, Herr Nachtwey, hielt die Einweihungsansprach e: ,,...dieses Werk christlicher Wohltätigkeit will ich nun unter den Schutz des Allerhöchsten stellen. Ich taufe dich deshalb, Stätte der Barmherzigkeit, mit dem Namen: Antonius-Hospital! Gottes Segen ruhe immerdar auf dir und deinen Bewoh-

Hocker

In Zehenschuhen durchs Leben tanzen

nern!”

Der Kaiserliche Bezirksamtmann, Dr. Schenke, ergriff an dem Tag der Einweihung ebenfalls das Wort: ,, Möge es seinem Zwecke dienen bis in ferne Geschlechter!” Bis jetzt hat es das wohl getan. Möge es seinen Zweck auch

Worte der Woche Bitte helft mir! Ich hab’ fünf Kinder!

,,Jeder ist für alles vor allen verantwortlich.”

Dostojewskij (1821 - 1881) ,,Es ist so bequem, unmündig zu sein. Habe ich ein Buch, das für mich Verstand hat, einen Seelsorger, der für mich ein Gewissen hat, einen Arzt, der für mich Diät verschreibt, und so weiter, so brauche ich mich ja nicht selbst zu bemühen.”

Kant (1724 - 1804) ,,Laß die anderen in Ruhe, sorge für dich selbst.”

Aus Ungarn ,,Die Scheu vor der Verantwortung ist eine Krankheit unserer Zeit.” Bismarck (1815 - 1898) ,,Du bist nicht für das Universum verantwortlich: du bist verantwortlich für dich selbst.”

Bennett (1867 - 1931) , , A b e rg l a u b e i s t d i e A b s c h i e b u n g d e r Verantwortung auf nicht existierende Mächte.”

Stefan Johann

weiterhin in der Zukunft erfüllen!

Als das AntoniusKrankenhaus 1909 auch 50 Lagerstätten für kranke Eingeborene erhielt, schloss man das Garnisonsund Regierungslazarett. 1912 fanden die Walfischbuchter Typhuskranken im Antonius-Hospital Unterkunft.

Das Krankenhaus machte ursprünglich nur etwa ein Viertel des heutigen Gebäudekomplexes aus. Mit der Zeit wurde ein Flügel nach dem anderen hinzugefügt, sodass inzwischen ein stattliches Bauwerk daraus hervorgegangen ist.

Bis zur Gründung des Staatskrankenhauses in den 80iger Jahren war das Antonius-Hospital das einzige Krankenhaus Swakop-

munds. Als es geschlossen wurde, verfügte es über 50 Betten und eine Genesungsstation. Einige Regierungsministerien zogen daraufhin in das Antoniusgebäude ein.

Mit der Fertigstellung des zwischen alter und neuerer Brücke am Strand gelegenen Regierungsgebäudes zog das Ministerium für Fischerei und Meeresressourcen aus dem Antoniusgebäude aus, so dass viele Räume leer standen. Abgesehen davon, dass viele Räume nun unbenutzt blieben, machte sich auch ein allgemeiner Verfall des Gebäudes breit. Die RömischKatholische Kirche beschloss, den Baukomplex zu restaurieren, um ein luxuriöses Altersheim mit Pflegestation zu errichten.

Alles Gute

zum Muttertag

BUSINESS AND COMPUTER COURSES Hands on practical and computer based courses are available three times per week (two hours each) in the morning or afternoon, including evening and weekend classes. The following courses start at the beginning as well as the middle of each calendar month.

C001 – Accounting on Sage One Accounting by Pastel (4 weeks - N$11,500.00) C002 – Managing Your Own Business (4 weeks - N$11,500.00) C003 – Cash Flow Management (2 weeks - N$5,750.00) C004 – Microsoft Excel for Beginners (2 weeks - N$5,750.00) C005 – Microsoft Word for Beginners (2 weeks - N$5,750.00) C006 – Being an effective Debtors Controller (2 weeks - N$5,750.00) C007 – Being an effective Creditors Controller (2 weeks - N$5,750.00) C008 – Being an effective Inventory Controller (2 weeks - N$5,750.00) (Monthly payment terms are available to qualifying students) Courses are lectured on-site, in modern new class rooms fitted with laptops, an over-head projector, small cafeteria, etc. Classes are limited to 10 students so that individual attention is assured by the lecturer as well as up to two assistants.

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Liebe Küstenleser!

Als die amerikanischen Kunststoffschuhe mit den leuchtenden Farben, die so genannten Crocs, zu Beginn des 21. Jahrhunderts auch bei uns in Namibia ihre Erscheinung machten, habe ich mir geschworen, diese hässlichen Entenschuhe nie zu tragen. Das habe ich

Zu der anfangs unschön wirkenden Anschaffung kam es, nachdem ich das Buch ,,Born to Run” von Christopher McDougall gelesen hatte. Der amerikanische Journalist, dessen Passion das Joggen ist, findet in diesem Buch eine Antwort auf die Frage, warum seine Füße beim Laufen immer

Die FiveFingers von Vibram sind ein Schritt hin zu einer künstlichen Natürlichkeit am unteren Ende des Körpers. Das natürliche und leichte Image der Fivefingers veranlasste die US-Army, die Schuhe unter den Soldaten zu verbieten, da sie nicht mit dem Image der Army kompatibel sind. bisher auch konse- so weh tun. Er lernt nämlich das Bergvolk quent durchgehalten.

Gute zehn Jahre spä- der Tarahumara in den ter, bzw. vor etwa drei Schluchten der CopJahren, kam mein per Canyons in MeSohn plötzlich mit xiko kennen, die den solchen komischen menschlichen BeweFünffingerschuhen gungsdrang in seiner nach Hause. Zum f a s z i n i e r e n d s t e n Totlachen fand ich Form verkörpern. Das diese Handschuhe für Laufen über lange die Füße, deren italie- Strecken - früher barnische Hersteller ganz fuß und heute in dünbestimmt keinen Pro- nen Ledersandalen fit von mir erwarten ist für sie nämlich so können - so dachte ich selbstverständlich wie das Atmen. Mcjedenfalls damals!

Seit Monaten laufe Dougall muss festich nun schon ein- bis stellen, dass all dieser zweimal wöchent- Schnickschnack um lich in hässlichen, ro- gut gefederte Laufsafarbenen Fünffin- s c h u h e a b s o l u t e r gerfußschuhen über Humbug ist und dass Kalksteine und Sand wir eigentlich geraam Ufer des Swakop- dezu wie geschaffen riviers. Natürlich gibt fürs Barfußlaufen es auch ästhetischere sind.

Vibrams, wie der Die Entwicklung der Markenname dieser abriebfesten Sohle gewöhnungsbedürfti- aus Gummi, die die gen Fußbekleidung italienische Firma lautet, aber dieses pin- Vibram aus Albizzate ke, unansehnliche entworfen hat, ist zuPaar war das einzige, rückzuführen auf ein das ich in ganz Swa- Bergunglück 1935, kopmund ausfindig bei dem sechs Bergsteiger aufgrund unmachen konnte.

tauglichen Schuhwerks sterben mussten. Daraufhin begann der Italiener Vitale Bramani an Sohlen zu forschen, die sich besser für das alpine Gelände eignen.

Ursprünglich wurde die Vibramsohle insbesondere für Bergschuhe eingesetzt, bald aber fand sie auch Verwendung bei Sport-, Wander-, und Winterschuhen. Seit 2005 gibt es nun diesen FiveFingerSchuh, der komplett aus Vibram hergestellt ist.

Die Vibram Fivefinger unterstützen den Muskelaufbau des Fußes, weil sie den Fuß nicht - wie die üblichen Laufschuhe - stützen.

Gleichzeitig schützen sie die Fußsohle und Zehen wirkungsvoll gegen z.B. Steinchen u.a. und sind außerdem rutschfest.

Wie dem auch sei, liebe Leser, ich kann Ihnen nur sagen, dass ich mich wie eine Tänzerin in Tschaikowskys berühmtem Ballett ,Schwanensee’ fühle, wenn ich diese putzigen Schühchen wie einen Kondom über meine Zehen und den Rest des Fußes stülpe. Ärzte und Sportwissenschaftler sind sich jedenfalls einig, dass klassische Schuhmodelle einen unnatürlichen Lauf fördern, der sich in Fehlstellungen und Schmerzen bzw.

Verletzungen in Knien und Wirbelsäule äußert. Bei uns Gummifüßlern wird der Fuß weniger geschont und muss mehr leisten.

Und das tut ihm und uns gut!

Das habe ich am eigenen Leibe bzw. Fuß erfahren.

Ihre Susann Kinghorn

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NAMBOER

SPESIALIS BESPROEIINGSPLOT OP VEILING KARIBIB, MAANDAG 11 MEI 2015, 12:00 Veilingsperseel: Namboer Windhoek 2x 25 ha plotte aangrensend van mekaar.

Lot 1: 25ha besproeiingsgrond.

3ha verskuifbare Zimmatic Spilpunt.

Volledige 400km.

4 Slaapkamerwoonhuis Tuisgemaakte sinkskuur 30mx8m Sinkafdak 50 kubiek boorgat (baie sterk water) nie toegerus Lot 3: Bogenoemde 2 plotte gesamentlik.

Totale 50ha is besproeiingsgrond, geen klippe of bos. Waterpermit beskikbaar.

Ligging: 13km vanuit Otavi Plot is omring met Otavi Fonteine berge.

Asemrowend mooi!!

Veilings voorwaardes.

10% Deposito asook 5% afslaerskommissie betaalbaar deur suksesvolle koper met toeslaan van bod.

Namboer Auctioneers: Piet Coetzee 081 124 2242 Xico Coetzee 081 148 0480

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VACANCIES PHIM Consulting Engineers is a multidisciplinary engineering consulting & project management company. The core business of the company includes civil, electrical, mechanical and mining engineering consulting and project management. The company hereby seeks highly qualified and motivated individuals to occupy Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering & Electrical Engineering roles in Swakopmund.

Karibib Mining and Construction has the following vacancy at the Langer Heinrich Uranium Mine near Swakopmund.

Heavy Earthmoving Equipment Operators – with 100 tons and above experience The successful energetic candidate must · Be in possession of a code 11 driver’s license. · Be willing to work shifts. · Have previous mining experience.

Interested individuals meeting the minimum requirements should forward their CV to hr@karibib-mining.com or deliver it to our office in Wasserfall Street in Swakopmund.

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Only Namibian citizens need to apply.

Closing date 15 May 2015

Below are further details regarding the roles: CIVIL ENGINEERS/MECHANICAL ENGINEERS/ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Responsibilities: · Engineering Designs · Compilation of Tender Documents · Management of tender procces · Site Supervision · Overall Project management Requirements& Experience: · BTech/ B.Eng/ B.Science in Civil Engineering, Electrical or Mechanical Engineering · Registration as a Professional / Incorporated Engineer at the Engineering Council of Namibia or Submitted Report for Registration · Computer literacy particularly in Auto CAD, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Project etc · Code B Driver's Licence · Minimum 7 Years experience in a consulting and project management environment Skills: · Good Interpersonal skills · Good Planning & Organising skills · Good verbal and written skillls · Good Problem Solving Skills We offer a competitive remuneration package based on experience and qualifications. Applicants must be Namibian citizens or have a valid work permit or must be willing to relocate to Namibia. Only applications from candidates who meet the minimum qualifications or more will be considered.

A comprehensive CV and copies of qualifications should be submitted to: PHIM Group, Office No 5a, Erf 2759, Hidipo Hamutenya Street, Town , Swakopmund or alternatively it can be mailed or faxed to admin@phimgroup.com.na or +264 64 400 471 respectively.

Any further details please contact Anthia on +264 64 400472.

Closing date for application is the 15 May 2015.

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VACANCIES VACANCY : BOOKKEEPER We are looking for a trustworthy and hard working person for above vacancy.

Key performance: · Related general office and administration duties · Pastel knowledge · Bookkeeping - up to and including trial balance · Salaries, VAT returns, orders, etc Requirements: · Solid references · Drivers licence and own transport · Work overtime if necessary and under pressure · At least 5 years working experience in accounting field · Namibian citizen · Good communication skills with clients and office personnel Short listed candidates will be interviewed and finer details can be discussed in interview.

Email CV's to : lagoonch@mweb.com.na or drop CV off at reception of Lagoon Chalets, Meersig, Walvis Bay

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PRO-PRINT VACANCY: GTO PRINTER REQUIRED SKILLS: Experienced Printer.

Must work independently and under pressure Must be willing to work overtime if necessary.

Must have a good knowledge of a GTO Press.

Submit Letter of application and CV Tel: 064-205854 Walvis Bay e-mail: moya@namibtimes .net

Website: www.namibtimes.net like us on facebook Catering Manager required for a Private Hospital in Walvis Bay. Must have: 1.

Previous catering experience.

2.

Tertiary qualification in Fruit and Beverages.

3.

Own vehicle.

4.

Prepare to do weekend work.

Please forward your CV's with photo to Operations@wpc.co.za or ansie@namibiacontractcaterers.com

Panavest Investments and Supply Chain Solutions Group 115 Theo-Ben Gurirab Street, Walvis Bay

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shorter or longer if specially stated) from the date specified or from the date of publication hereof, whichever may be the later, and at t In terms of Section 35(5) h e o ff i c e s o f t h e of Act 66 of 1965 notice Masters and Magistrates is hereby given that as stated. copies of the liquidation Should no objection a n d d i s t r i b u t i o n thereto be lodged with accounts (FIRST and the Master concerned FINAL, unless other- during the specified wise stated) in the period, the executors estates specified below will proceed to make will be open for the payments in accordance inspection of all persons with the accounts. interested therein for a Estate No: 1735/2012 period of 21 days (or

M a s t e r ’s O ff i c e : Windhoek.

Surname: Grobbelaar Christian names: Aletta Johanna, Id no: 14062700093, Last address: No 73, State House Crescent, Walvis Bay.

Hidipo Hamutenya Street, Swakopmund, of the under mentioned moveable property of the Execution Debtor: 2 Piece brown leather couch set 1 x Brown coffee table 1 x JVC home theatre sound system 2c Cream Ottoman Cubes 1 x LG double fridge 1 x Corner couch set 1 x Samsung TV 1 x TV Cabinet 1 x Dark brown coffee table 1 x Silver fridge in bar 1 x Defy tumble dryer 1 x Defy washing machine 1 x Defy deep freeze 1 x Red corner couch

set 4 x Dinning chairs 3 x Orange bar chairs 1 x Defy microwave Terms “Voetstoots’’: Cash to the highest bidder.

Signed at Walvis Bay on 5 May 2015.

LIQUIDATION AND DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTS IN DECEASED ESTATES LYING FOR INSPECTION

NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION In the Magistrate’s Court for the District of Swakopmund held at Swakopmund.

Case No: 938/2014 In the matter between: Bluewave Sea Products CC Execution Creditor and Marcello January t/a Janu Trucking Execution Debtor In Execution of a judgement granted by the Magistrate’s Court in Walvis Bay on 17 February 2015, a sale will be held on 6 June 2015 at 10:00 at Coastal Auctions, No.19

Magistrate’s Office: Walvis Bay Dated at 27 April 2015 JAN OLIVIER & CO Legal Practitioners 131 Sam Nujoma Avenue, Tel: 064 - 207871 Walvis Bay

Sgd: G L van Wijk MALHERBE ASSOCIATES INC. Legal Practitioner for Execution Creditor Office 1, First Floor, M-House Cnr Mandume Ya Ndemufayo & Schlachter P O Box 75 Swakopmund Ref: GLVW/ca/34102

Memorable Order Of Tin Hats It is with heartfelt gratitude that we wish to thank the following people and institutions for their unwavering support and contributions toward making the Trekkopje centenary event a memorable occasion.

Spot On, for availing and erecting a marquee tent at short notice.

The Tradition’s Verband, for their support and sharing the event with us.

The Namibian Navy Band, for their participation in the event.

Dr. E Blazic, for his spiritual contribution.

Mr. Andy Bauer, for entertaining our guests with live music, before, during and after the event.

Escarpment Shellhole, Namib Shellhole and Blacksheep Windy ‘Ole Shellhole, for their support and contributions.

We salute you

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Skeleton Coast Rally 2015!

Bikes lovers or to be more specific Harley Davidson lovers can clear their schedules for the weekend of 14 May as the first ever Rally in Namibia hosted by the Harley Owners Group Namibia (HOG) will be taking place at the Coast.

The weekend will kick off with a thunder parade all the way from Swakopmund to Walvis Bay on Friday. A total of 305 rally goers have already been registered thus far, that's about 280 Harleys and 25 pillions.

The day will be concluded with a party with Double

Trouble and DJ Swakop at the Swakopmund Football Club, where a huge charity auction will take place, so make sure to take the cheque book with.

On Saturday, the Harley Owners Group Namibia, will do a charity handover at the DRC Hanganeni School in Swakopmund, to be followed by the Harley Biker games and Double Trouble and Brown Paper Bag starts playing at 16:00. The party and fun games will take place at the Swakopmund Football Club till midnight with the bikers.

Be sure not to miss out on any of the fun!

8 MAY 2015

MOTORING

Fresh air initiative Mercedes-Benz SLK - Model year 2015

Fresh air initiative

The new Mercedes-Benz SLK 300 is the Despite the increased perperfect car for the summer roadster season. formance and new techThe two-seater sports car now boasts powerful new engines and transmissions, and excels with exemplary efficiency.

The new model year SLK is now available to order.

In 1996 Mercedes-Benz redefined the roadster with the innovative vario-roof, and combined open-air driving pleasure with uncompromised comfort in poor weather.

For the new model year 2015 of the SLK, Mercedes-Benz has once again combined passion with good sense to appeal to both the heart and mind.

This is impressively demonstrated by the four-cylinder SLK models, a new engine generation with 3rd-generation direct injection and multi-spark ignition ensures sporty driving enjoyment. In the SLK 200, the four-cylinder engine generates 135 kW from a displacement of 1991 cc and torque of 300 Nm - this is 30 Nm more than the preceding model.

The new SLK 300 replaces the SLK 250.

The output from the same displacement increases by 30 kW, versus the preceding model, to 180 kW. At the same time, torque is increased by 60 Nm to 370 Nm. As standard, MercedesBenz combines the SLK 200 with a new 6-speed manual transmission which excels with a high level of gearshift comfort and precise travel. The new SLK 300 is equipped with the new ninespeed 9G-TRONIC automatic transmission as standard. This allows very fast gear changes especially in Manual mode - and also lower engine speeds. This has a particularly beneficial effect on efficiency and noise comfort. Optionally the SLK 200 is also available with the innovative 9G-TRONIC. The 9G-TRONIC transmission comes with a newly designed, sporty DIRECT SELECT lever on the centre console, as well as steering wheel gearshift paddles.

All the SLK engines feature the ECO start/stop function and meets stringent emission standards. This also applies to the six-cylinder engines of the SLK 350 and

SLK 55 AMG, which round off the SLK family.

The extended standard equipment of the SLK includes LED daytime running lamps in a rod design.

An LTE-capable exterior onboard aerial is also new in conjunction with the option ally a va ilable convenience telephony.

The high transfer rates of this new, high-performance mobile radio standard allow an even better quality of reception and transmission.

This also benefits the performance of the COMAND Online multimedia system with extremely fast internet access and intuitive operation.

The range of assistance and safety systems, from ATTENTION ASSIST to DISTRONIC PLUS incl.

COLLISION PREVENTION ASSIST PLUS, is likewise impressive. The latter system features automatic proximity control, a collision warning function including Adaptive Brake Assist and initiation of autonomous partial braking if the driver fails to react. Blind Spot Assist and Lane Keeping Assist are also optionally available.

A feature that continues to be unique to the SLK is the panoramic vario-roof with MAGIC SKY CONTROL - this glass roof is lightened or darkened at the touch of a button. This means that it provides an open-air feeling at any time, but when required gives welcome shade under a hot sun.

The classic strengths of the SLK also include its well-designed boot, which at 335 litres has easily the highest capacity in this segment, and a very sporty suspension which demands no compromises in terms of comfort. The standard suspension already ensures agility and comfort on long journeys. The optional Dynamic Handling package with adaptive damping system, Direct-Steer system, ESP速 Dynamic Cornering Assist and suspension lowered by ten millimetres all enable outstanding handling dynamics and make sure that the SLK not only excels on the handling circuit, but also when it comes to comfort.

nical features, the prices for the SLK have only increased slightly.

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VEETRUS DRIVING SCHOOL N$ 80 p/h BOOK NOW!!

Peter: 081 121 8787 081 208 7388 Valer: 081 486 1462

Meat Festival at Walvis Bay Lagoon 30 May 2015

Stalls available to the public N$ 200.00

Contact Thoysie at tel:203747 LOST N$ 1 000.00 beloning Ons grou kat.

Mathewis het di langnaweek in Meersig Walvisbaai weg geraak.

Hy is grys met swart strepe, bruin pens met kolle, groot groem oë, regter oor geskeur.

Loop mank.

Hy reageer Mathewis.

As enige iemand hom sien of iets weet.

Kontak Charlotte: 081 1285 166 Of Piet: 081 250 7423

NOTICES A VERY POWERFUL TRADITIONAL DOCTOR IN SWAKOPMUND , DR DUH AZIZI. The perception of African traditional values and cultures have been colliding with the western living styled, this has been confusing the understanding of African Traditional powers in its medicines.

Each and every race has its own traditions and cultures. In Africa we have lived for centuries and sustained lives because of our trust in rich traditional belief in our natural medicines and values.

Deceit and wrong preaching against African ways of living and the way some traditional Doctors take advantage through lying and cheating and the fact that western style is dominating African culture are some of the reasons that discredit the excellent and powerful African traditional medicine.

Dr Duh Azizi under Nyasa Herbals cc a duly registered Close Corporation to practice Inyanga, Herbal, African medicine in Namibia & SADC is an Expert in Herbal Concoctions, Spiritual Powers, Riddler, Prophecy, Fortune telling and communicates with past Ancestors.

He specialises in Business Matters, court cases, Divorce, Love, Marriage, lost lovers, cleansing bad luck, remove tokolosh and demons, protection of property, catch thieves, revenge, heals Asthma, epilepsy, mental diseases, swollen of glands/ stomach/ Legs.

Call today for Appointment and Consultation. Now what are you waiting for?

Duh Azizi 0813448959.

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

Start your business upon completing the course.

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We are situated in Walvis Bay in Sam Nujoma Ave Erf 202 or call us 081 233 2893 081 233 5391 SCHOOL OF BEAUTY. Register for the upcoming nails and eyelash training in Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. Nails training @ N$1200-00 with starter kit Eyelash training with starter kit N$1000-00.

Registration fee N$200-00. 2 months payoff methods available.

We sell variety of nail and eyelash products (gels, brushes, topcoats, eyelash extensions, etc) Contact us @ 0815747600.

COURSES GERMAN COURSE FOR ADULT BEGINNERS: Learn to speak German and improve your job opportunities!!

Limited space Available.

Register now to qualify for a discount.

Experienced mothertongue teacher.

Contact 081 607 2685

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AFTER SCHOOL CARE Welcome, Parents!

Do you have a child who needs a little extra help with schoolwork?

Or do you want your child to get ahead of the curve? If you want your child to catch up or get ahead, give Academic Center of Excellence (A.K.A.: A.C.E.) a call!

We cover all grade school subjects, from English to Maths and Science, ect.

So, if you need a helping hand, don't hesitate to reach out to Academic Center of Excellence!

Contact.

Merceline Tel No. 064-464001 Cell: 081 287 4671

EK HET N 4TON , 5.2M BAK LORRIE, HET JY N VRAG? EK VERWYDER VULLIS, BOU ROMMEL, DOEN TREKKE.... ENIGE VRAG. COENRAAD FOURIE CELL: 081 337 0876

Property Association Group: Please do not hesitate to call us: We do the cleaning of our properties as well, you can schedule a meeting with us if you are interested.

Please contact us: Chene de Vos 0813643875 JJ Smit 0812126406 KITCHEN ELEGANCE: We do kitchen cupboards, BIC and all types of woodwork.

We also do 3D designs and free quotations.

Contact Keagan: 081 612 3519 kitchenelegancenamibia. com

NAILS AND EYELASH TRAINING 28 May - 30 May Swakopmund: Nails - N$1500 kit and certificate included.

Eyelash - N$1800 full kit and certificate included.

Contact 081 663 1400 Limited space available, hurry and book now!

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Coastal Dial A Maid cleaning service is here for all your domestic cleaning needs: 081 224 4992 Part time maid: N$ 560 for 4 times a month (once a week) N$ 750 for 8 times a month (twice a week) Full time Maid: N$ 2465 Monday to Friday Once off Maid: N$ 200 a day Call us now for more information Walvis bay Long Beach Swakopmund (coming soon)

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

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

Please book to avoid disappointment.

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

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TRADITIONAL DOCTOR: Dr. S Jeke (The Best).

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

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

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

N$ 150 for Natis test.

Professional, friendly and patient instructorfailing is not an option.

“Limited space available” Contact: 0814183595 or 0812969477.

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

Vehicle License Assist No queues, no stress

License Renewal, Roadworthiness, change of ownership, personalised number plates...

We do it all!!

Contact: 081 498 6051 Request a pricelist from: vla.namibia@gmail.com

OFFICE & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE REMOVAL SPECIALISTS in Namibia Household & Office.

Mobile: 0814093522 email: neilnkt@iway.na

PRODEL CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATIONS:

For all your renovations and construction needs with personal attention.

Call for a free quote JOHANN STEYN 081 128 0848.

Vaporizers (e-ciggies) for Namibia on facebook Website:

www.namibiavapes.com The device that really help Smokers to quit or change the bad habit. You choose your flavor, your own vaporizer. Even the size or color or style. You choose how much nicotine in your e-liquid.

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

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

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

We are open daily from 10:00 to 21:00 Tel: 205 525 081 407 5773

DO YOU NEED HELP SETTING UP A BUSINESS? Contact JFA Investments today for all you business needs.

We can assist with compiling · A Business Profile · Business Plan · CC Registration · Financial Statements · Letterheads and Business Cards Call Anzelle at 081 128 4990 for fast and efficient service DR BANDA Powerful Traditional Doctor within a Difference: Court cases - complete matters Luck charms - Win gambling Lost lovers in days Rats, Short boys, Sendawana Catch thieves Protection Remove witchcraft revenge Pregnancies - Business matters Both Swakopmund and Walvis bay only on request.

Contact: 081 331 8007 DR DUH-AZIZI Now in Swakopmund Expert in African Traditional Medicine and Healing: Are you tired in a relationship and want to get married?

Is the support weak?

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

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

Contact: 081 344 8959 GELDERBLOM & SONS In Walvis Bay WE DO THE FOLLOWING: Plumbing Welding Maintenance Contact Hendrik: 081 650 8275 Email: gelderblomhendrik@g mail.com

John F. Investment CC We do all electrical: ·New Building ·Geyser ·Stove and mortar We offer the following construction: ·New construction. ·Renovation ·Interlocks ·Plumbing ·Roofing ·Tiling ·Painting ·Fence wall Mr John Fillemon Manager Director Cell: 081 227 37 84 or 081 479 1378 2GETHER CONSTRUCTION CC t/a A. Nghiyavala Trading Enterprises CC, REG No. CC/2012/95 We do the following: Bricklaying ( Building Construction) Plumbing work Ceiling work Tiling work Tiling work & interlocking Painting work Carpentry (BIC) Contact us: 081 148 9348 081 280 6249

DR LULE Is challenging everyone who has been trying to get help but without success. Spiritual healer using ancestors powers to show Solves bad luck, financial problems, body pains, lost lovers, marriage problems, infertility, enlargements, weak erections, get loans quickly, debt cancellation, bad dreams, protection from jealousy, lucky charms, win tenders, gambling, addictions, business boosting and all forms of sickness.

There is always a second chance! 100 % guaranteed results.

Contact: 081 273 5194 Walvis Bay

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JJ`s Care Centre *Daycare Facility for Kids of all ages *Homework assistance *Private tutoring for all grades *Also accommodate for special needs Walvis Bay Monday - Friday 7am 5pm Contact Kim 081 479 0725 PRINCE ABEY: My name is Shantel from Walvis Bay, my boyfriend left us for another woman in 2013 without support for me and the children.

When I visited Prince Abey my boyfriend called me on the third day and apologised for leaving us.

We are planning to get married soon.

You can visit Prince Abey for Pregnancy problems, lost lover, enlargements, evil spirits, attract customers, court cases etc.

Contact Prince: 081 736 3678

BAARD GROUP

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

PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE ALSO OPEN BETWEEN 13:00 - 14:00 BUDGET CLEANERS: We offer once off cleaning for Lounge suites Carpets/Rugs Matrasses Loose chairs Machine scrub tiles Descale/Steam clean bathrooms / ablution blocks Accessible windows Exterior spray cleaning And much more!!!

Contact Mrs Jenny Brand Tel 081 148 5036 Office 220 382 Mail: budget@iway.na A l l c l e a n i n g procedures done under supervision

A TO Z CLEANING SERVICES WE OFFER: Daily / Weekly / Monthly Yearly Contracts For Offices / Buildings / Shops /Shopping malls // Factories/Accessible windows / Ablution Blocks / Body Corporates Etc. Contact Mr Coenie Brand Tel 081 129 7988 Office 205 036 Mail:ops@atozcleaning.c om.na

PROPERTIES TO RENT TO LET TO LET TO LET

WALVIS BAY 20 4505

TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO

ELECTRICAL & GENERAL MAINTENANCE DOMESTIC & INDUSTRIAL eg@mtcmobil.com.na 081 261 4499 J.A Barnard

SERVICES

TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO

SERVICES

TO LET KUISEBMUND 1 Bedr. flat available imm. @ N$1950 p.m.

NARRAVILLE 2 bedr flat w&L incl. @ N$4000 p.m.

CENTRAL BEHIND OLD AGE HOME 3 bedr with garage avail. imm. N$5500pm MEERSIG 3 bed house N$8500pm LAGOON A MUST TO VIEW 4 bedr. house, double garage and a spacious modern living area @ N$14500 p.m.

Dianne 081 2396323

TO LET TO LET TO LET

TO RENT Tamariskia - swakop Sinden Avenue: 1 bedroom flat, bathroom (shower/toilet) and kitchen. W/E incl.

N$3500.00 plus deposit.

Marcell: 085 122 2429 Dorothy: 081 2853431 TO RENT: Walvis Bay Spacious Secure and Safe Townhouse in CBD 2 bedrooms, 2½ bathrooms, BIC, open plan living area, courtyard, double garage, alarm system, walking distance to schools and shopping centers.

N$ 6 800.00 p/m Pre paid electricity Water excl.

Available 1 May 2015 Contact: 081 325 3477 081 253 7614 Swakopmund 138m² warehouse industrial area to rent for N$4,700.- excl VAT. Cell: 081 2564947

PROPERTIES TO RENT To Rent - 114m² upmarket office space in main road Walvis Bay Immediately Available Contact : 064-204 745 / 081 342 0000 To Rent – Small office in centre of town ( Walvis Bay) to rent Available 1st of June 2015 Contact: 064-204745 / 0813420000 TE HUUR: Gemeubileerde akkomodasie vir 2 persone om te deel in Swakopmund. ± N$ 2 500.00 Verkieslik Mondesa of Vineta Stefan Jansen Van Vuuren 081 499 6834 TO RENT: Bachelor room in Kuisebmond, new NHE Extension, Erf no 5368 N$ 3 100.00 p/m W/E incl.

Contact: 081 658 8889 081 662 2836 IN COUNTRY ESTATES: Walvis Bay - To Let Central - 1 bedroom flat, lounge, bathroom, kitchen, no garage. Pre paid electricity. Regret no children or pets.

Avail 1 June N$ 3 500.00 p/m Duneside Area 2 bedroom unit in safe complex, underroof parking, no pets, Available immediatelty.

N$ 5 500.00 p/m Fairways - Newly built spacious 3 bedroom house, double garage Available 1 June N$ 10 800.00 p/m Office Space - Prime Area - Central N$ 6 700.00 p/m FOR SALE: Meersig - Duplex 2 bedroom unit, 2 bathrooms, open plan kitchen, lounge, indoor braai, garage, pre paid electricity N$ 895 000.00 Fairways - 3 bedroom house, open plan kitchen, lounge, indoor braai, 2 bathrooms and garage PLUS 1x2 bedroom flat PLUS 1x1 bedroom flat.

Good rental income ALL FOR N$ 1.8 mil Lagoon - Prime Area Large 3 bedroom house, 2 flats, 3 garages ideal for investment or owner with additional income related to flats N$ 2 450.00 mil Fairways - Fairly newly built spacious duplex 4 bedroom home, garage parks 4 N$ 2.9 mil To view Laura: 081 127 7071 Glen: 081 124 9443 To Rent: Narraville, Walvis Bay. Bachelor Flat: N$2500 plus N$1500 deposit. Water Included. Pre-paid Electricity.

Contact: 081 128 8322

PROPERTIES TO RENT

TO LET SWAKOP SWAKOP CENTRAL SECURE COMPLEX 1 Bed flat, lounge kitchen BIC, Walking distance to main shops N$ 5 500.00 INCL water PET FRIENDLY 2 Bedr house, 1 bath Lounge, kitchen, huge erf N$ 6000.00 BUSINESS WISE 237cm² workshop N$ 10 200.00 CONTACT US STILL TODAY RYNO: 0812105085 (064) 464 033 www.remax.co.za One big bedroom flat with own mini kitchen and bathroom for N$2 700.00 in Kabeljou Street.

Deposit of N$1 000.00 required. Available from 1st May 2015.

Contact 081 441 4825 081 269 0484 TO RENT: One room to rent at Namport.

N$ 1 450.00 p/m W/E incl.

Contact: 081 247 9802 081 614 1253 TO RENT: Kuisebmond Room to rent N$ 1 800.00 p/m Water incl.

Pre paid electricity.

Contact: 081 236 7774

TO LET SWAKOP OCEAN VIEW STUNNING 3 Bedr house, 2 bath Huge garage Park 4 to 6 Cars INCL 2 bedroom flat N$ 15 000.00 PICTURE PERFECT Huge 3 Bedr house.

Separate Lounge dining Kitchen & TV room.

Upstairs entertainment Walk in Safe. & LOTS more to offer N$ 19 000.00 VIEW TODAY 5 Bedr house, BBQ room Entertainment area with Jacuzzi, Stunning view with lots more N$ 22 000.00 CONTACT US STILL TODAY RYNO:0812105085 (064) 464 033 www.remax.co.za TO RENT: Vineta - Near shops: 1 bedroom flat, open plan kitchen and lounge. Secured garage, prepaid electricity.

Rent N$5000.00 incl water. Readily available.

Contact: 081 621 0675 081 128 8924

TE HUUR Swakop Vineta: Netjiese 3 slaapkamerhuis naby die Waterfront N$8900.00 + Dep. Kontak: 081 128 6095

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PROPERTIES TO RENT

PROPERTIES TO RENT

PROPERTIES TO RENT

RENT: KABELJOU, WALVIS BAY. One bachelor flat available in a secure yard, with remote entrance for N$950.00 water and electricity included.

Contact: 081 28 67210/ 081 2059 653

TO RENT: Narraville, Lark Street, 2817 Contact: 081 270 9521

Exclusive and Elite Estates Waterfront 3 bedroom Town House double garage N$ 9,300.00 Mile 4 free standing house 2 bedrooms 1 bathroom N$ 6000.00 Ocean View-Newly built Town houses 3 bedrooms 3 bathrooms 2 and a half garages lounge & kitchen N$ 15,000.00 Ocean View 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms spacious townhouse Own courtyard N$ 8500.00 Cell: 081 124 0933 Tel: (064) 402 439 Fax: (064) 402 471 Email: eeestates@gmail .com

TO LET SWAKOP ARANDIS Newly build complex 2 bedr, 1 bath BIC very secure N$ 3 300.00 Newly renovated 2 Bedr free standing house, pet friendly N$ 3 300.00 CONTACT US STILL TODAY RYNO: 0812105085 (064) 464 033 www.remax.co.za To Let Swakopmund Coastal Estates Ocean View One level 3 Bedroom 2 garages Town House N$ 8 800.00 Call Irma 081-3684469 Jan 081-2708005 Hannes 081-1498777 To Rent Ocean View Quiver Street 2 Bedroom Flat with BIC, toilet, bath & shower.

Open-plan kitchen with BIC & Stove. Own Entrance with Garage door & carport shadenet, very secure. Include water and G4S Alarm System. Electricity is prepaid meter.

Payment in Advance, N$4,750.00 + Deposit Contact Mr van Wyk at 081-128 8281 or 081-292 2040 TO RENT: Tamariskia Swakop: Bachelor flat with open plan kitchen and own bathroom. immediately available. rent N$2500.00 W/L Incl deposit negotiable.

Contact: 081 258 2960 TO LET Walvis Bay Lagoon Area: 2 Bedroom flat. Tidy flat in secure complex with garage and Prepaid electricity. No pets.

Available immediately.

Rental N$4800.00 + Deposit which may be paid over 3 months Contact: 081 743 6047 TO RENT: Fairways estate, Town area, Walvis Bay 2x Bachelor flats available. One flat is available only for the 1st of June. One garage only but enough parking space.

Consist of open plan kitchen, 1 bedroom, toilet & shower all built in cupboards.

N$ 3 500.00 p/m each plus deposit payable in 2 installments.

Contact: 081 369 1444 081 246 5411

EMMA NONGOLO KAMATOTO PROPERTIES To Let - Walvis Bay Meersig - 1 bedroom with toilet and shower W/E incl N$ 2 800.0 p/m negotiable Garage optional Hermes - 2 bedroom flat, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, lounge, water incl, pre paid electricity N$ 5 500.00 p/m Long Beach - 3 bedroom fully furnished house, 2 bathrooms, open plan kitchen, guest toilet, double garage, wooden deck N$ 9 000.00 p/m Long Beach - 2 bedroom fully furnished apartment, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, lounge, tanderm garage N$ 7 000.00 p/m (neg) Meersig - 4 bedroom house, 3 bathrooms, tv room, big lounge, double garage plus a flat N$ 12 000.00 p/m N$ 2.2 mil for sale Contact Emma: 081 122 8067

TO LET SWAKOP LONG BEACH FURNISHED 2 Bedr, s/garage Secure complex BBQ on balcony. Sea view N$ 7 700.00 BIG BARGAIN 3 level town house 3 Bed 2 bath, D/garage Sea View Fully furnished N$ 11000.00 CONTACT US STILL TODAY RYNO:0812105085 (064) 464 033 www.remax.co.za Hermis opposite Duneside High School: 2 Bedroom flat, open plan lounge on second floor. Prepaid electricity, water included.

N$4500.00 with car port N$4900.00 with garage.

Deposit negotiable.

Contact: 081 126 2003 Vineta - Swakopmund: 3 Slaap-kamer huis (ruim slaap-kamers) met 2 badkamers. Groot sit/eet kamer en binnebraai.

N$7000.00p/m W/L uitgsl.

Onmiddelik beskikbaar.

Elizabeth: 081 432 4167 TO LET Swakop Mondesa: 2 Bedroom house, bathroom, open plan kitchen with BIC and stove and lounge.

N$4500.00 + deposit W/L Excl.

Contact: 081 673 2664 RENT: 2x One bedroom, open plan kitchen and sitting room, own bathroom, with own geyser.

Safe parking with remote entrance.

N$ 2 800.00 W/E incl.

Contact: 081 286 7210 081 205 9653

TUKA PROPERTIES CC TO LET Mondesa-Oletweni · 2 bedrooms house, open plan kitchen, bathroom and single garage for N$ 4200.00 Water incl. with prepaid electricity.

Walvis Bay – Narraville · 2 Bedrooms flat, kitchen and sitting room, toilet and shower for N$ 3500.00 water included & prepaid electricity.

Walvis Bay – Kuisemund · One bedroom flat, sitting room and a kitchenette, toilet and shower for N$ 2500.00 water and electricity included.

For more info call 081 241 5447 064-461217 Email: info@tukaproperties.com Website: tukaproperties.com TO RENT Kuisebmund - Walvis: 3 Bedrooms inside the house, each room is N$1800.00p/m water included, prepaid electricity. The house has a sitting room, Kitchen and geyser.

4 Garages are also available at the cost of N$400p/m each.

Contact: 081 326 8338 081 447 6445 TO RENT: Situated on 31 Avis Road Swiss Chalets offer fully equiped rooms, free wifi & 24 hours security Mini conference also available.

Contact: 061 305 551 081 433 3185 E-mail: swiss.chalets@iway.na TO RENT: Kuisebmond, Kabeljou Area 1 big room, kitchen, shower and toilet.

N$ 2 700.00 p/m W/E incl.

Deposit N$ 1 000.00 Available immediately Contact: 081 269 0484 081 275 0779

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Well patronised 64 seater Coffee Shop/Bistro for sale N$ 850 000,00 DIANA 081 748 0001

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

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

Claudia 0816051984 SOLE & EXCLUSIVE MANDATE JANNA'S COURT Luxurious double storey 3 bed, 2 bath City apartments with dressing room, garage, balcony lounge, Sitting room & kitchen.

Not to be missed – only 2 left!!

N$ 1 620 000-00 Claudia 0816051984 P.A.M TREE VILLAS 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

For Sale Swakopmund Coastal Estates Flat Central 2 Bedrooms with lots of BIC. 2 Bathrooms Open plan kitchen, lounge, dining room Balcony. Tandem Garage N$ 990 000.00 Jan 081-2708005 Hannes 081-1498777 Irma 081-3684469

MEERSIG – HUGE 5 BEDROOM HOUSE,4 BATHROOM, KITCHEN, LOUNGE, TV ROOM, SCULLERY, 2 DOUBLE GARAGES, STAFF ROOM WITH OWN SHOWER/TOILET, BIG GARDEN AREA ERF OF 2058 SQM. ENDLESS POTENTIAL. – N$ 3,650,00 HERMES – 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, 2 BATHROOM KITCHEN, LOUNGE INDOOR BBQ, DOUBLE GARAGE – N$ 1,200,000 OMARURU WILDLIFE ESTATE – 1 PLOT – N$ 1,250,000 HENTIESBAY – ERF CLOSE TO SEA FRONT – N$ 900,000 DOLPHIN BEACH – 3 BEDROOM UNIT, OPEN PLAN KITCHEN/LOUNGE, 2 BATHROOM, GUEST TOILET, INDOOR BBQ, DOUBLE GARAGE. – N$ 2,250,000 CONTACT 081 609 4211/081 124 6722/081 272 9733 NO AGENTS PLEASE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

WALVIS BAY 20 4505

MEERSIG Large 5 bedr home, 3 bathr, lounge, dining, fitted kitchen, double garage and garden on corner plot. A bargain not to be missed !

N$1 600 000 KUISEBMOND A rare find – 6 bedr, 2 bathr, lounge, kitchen rental income can pay off your bond.

N$750 000

Joey 081 129 3293

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

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

MEERSIG – TWO DWELLINGS ON ONE ERF. HUGE 1 BEDROOM, BATHROOM, KITCHEN, LOUNGE, INDOOR BBQ, SINGLE GARAGE & 2 BEDROOM, KITCHEN, LOUNGE, SINGLE GARAGE. N$ 1,400,000

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

TUKA PROPERTIES CC TO LET FOR SALE Mile 4 – 4- Shores · 3 Bedroom flat, Open plan kitchen BIC bathroom, one extra toilet, alarm system and garage for N$ 1.3 mil Mile 4 · 3 Bedrooms Apartment, 2 ½ Bathrooms, Open Plan Kitchen, Store room, Braai Area Single Garage & small court yard for N$1.19 mil Hage Heights · 3 Bedrooms house, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, lounge, dining room and small study room, 4 garages and 1- self containing bedroom with exterior access. N$ 3.3 mil Vineta · 3 Bedrooms house, 2 Bathrooms, Kitchen, living / dining room, Single garage and 1 bedroom flat for N$1.75 mil Tamariskia · 3 Bedrooms, One Bathroom, Kitchen, Sitting room with dining room and single garage on 1200 m² Erf size for N$ 980 000.00 Tamariskia - Cottage village · 2 bedroom flat, 1 bathroom, build in cupboards, open plan kitchen with 1 garage.

N$850 000.00 Long Beach · 2 Bedrooms flat, 2 Bathrooms, open plan kitchen, indoor baai & garage for N$ 1 mil (all furniture included) Windhoek – Khomasdal · 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, dinning , kitchen, living room, double garage and lappa with boundary wall and electric fence with extra outside toilet for N$ 2.3 mil Walvis Bay – Industrial area · 3000 m² plot for sale for N$4 mil Plot – Ocean view · 875 m² plot sale for N$ 750 000.00 Henties bay · 805m² Plot for sale N$ 360 000.

If you are having properties to sell, Contact us at Tuka Properties.

For more info call 081 241 5447 064-461217 Email: info@tukaproperties.com Website: tukaproperties.com ELEGANCIA INVESTMENTS CC Sole Mandate Narraville Brand new extension 100x freestanding houses.

Plot and plan.

Plot option available Price N$ 400 000 N$ 1 million.

50 Gone!!!

SELLING FAST Contact: 081 866 9480 081 378 9008

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

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

SWAKOPMUND CENTRAL

FOR SALE BY OWNER MEERSIG – 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, 2 BATHROOM, LOUNGE, KITCHEN, INDOOR BBQ, DOUBLE GARAGE & 2 BEDROOM FLAT, INDOOR BBQ – N$ 1,880,000 MEERSIG- 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, 2 BATHROOM, LOUNGE, OPEN PLAN KITCHEN, INDOOR BBQ, DOUBLE GARAGE & 3 BEDROOM FLAT WITH INDOOR BBQ & DOUBLE GARAGE – N$2,185,000

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

WALVIS BAY 20 4505

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

FOR SALE Mondesa - Swakop: Newly 3 bedroom house with double garage for sale.

Call Jennifer: 081 289 1582

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

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

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

FOR SALE MEERSIG PRIME AREA Cosy 3 bedr. house with 2 bathr, lounge, fitted kitchen, braai area and 3 garages. Huge erf of 1250m² Grab me today!

N$1.8 mil CENTRAL- CLOSE TO DUNESIDE SCHOOL Lovely 3 bedr house with lounge, dining, kitchen, bathr, indoor braai area,2 garages + a bachelor flat. Erf size 1025m² Great deal!

N$1.75 neg

Amanda 081 128 4836

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR

Contact Remax for all your property needs!

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

Give us a call!

Ongwediva 065 238 342 / 0812792525 Swakopmund 064 464 033 / 081 870 9950 Walvis Bay 064 212 440 / 081 605 1984 FOR SALE: Beautiful 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom double storey flat with tandem garage for private sale in central Swakopmund for N$1,600,000.Cell: 081 2564947 HOUSE FOR SALE Bargain Swakopmund Vogelstrand: Just move in.

3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms Double garage.

3 Minutes from the beach N$2 350 000.00 Contact: 081 251 7166 PLOT FOR SALE Tamariskia - Swakop: Measuring @ 600m² Fully services and ideally located. N$499 000.00 Raymond: 081 467 6366 FOR SALE Swakopmund River plot: 5.9ha plot with 11 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, indoor swimming pool, entrance area, outdoor swimming pool, workshop, store room, borehole, furniture and machines also included in the selling price. N$4.5 Mil. Contact: 081 673 2664 Lifetime Bargain Private Erf For Sale in Arandis N$295 000.00 Contact: Andre: 081 124 3711

LONGBEACH EVERYTHING YOU TOUCH ….

Awesome kitchen with marble tops, huge open plan living with balcony and sea view, Huge fire place, indoor BBQ, 3 bed and double garage.

GOGGA 0818709950 SWAKOPMUND RETIRE IN PEACE Spacious 1 bed apartment In safe retirement centre, Open plan kitchen/living, Balcony.

N$ 680 000-00 GOGGA 0818709950 LONGBEACH WALK TO THE BEACH Neat 3 bed apartment With 2 bath, open plan Kitchen/living and double garage.

GOGGA 0818709950 SWAKOPMUND SUPER AWESOME!!

Brand new 4 bed house, 2 full bath, TV room, Entertainment area with Indoor BBQ, Breath taking kitchen, huge scullery, double garage.

N$2.550.000-00 GOGGA 0818709950 TE KOOP Vineta Swakopmund Ext.8 2 Huise op 1 Erf , size 982m² 1ste huis: 4 Slaapkamers, 2 bad-kamers (one on-suite), sit / eet / studeer kamer. Kombuis. 3 Garages. Binne en buite braai. BIC. Eie Groot Tuin.

2de huis: Dubbel verdieping, bo 3 slaapkamers, 2 badkamers (one on-suite). BIC, Balcon.

Onder het 'n gaste toilet, oopplan pragtige kombuis met sitkamer en binne braai. 1 groot garage.

Buite bediende kamer, eie jaarts. Klein tuin en ingang. Alles is loop afstand van die waterfront af. N$3miljoen Excl transfer costs. Geen kommissie Kontak: 081 786 0089

ROSSMUND GOLF ESTATE 2 Bedrooms/1 bathroom double storey townhouse 2 garages.

N$ 1 800 000,00 2 Bedrooms/2 bathrooms double storey townhouse 1 garage.

N$ 1 995 000,00 2 Bedrooms/2 bathrooms double storey townhouse 1 garage.

N$ 1 700 000,00 2 Bedrooms/1 bathroom single storey townhouse 1 garage N$ 1 600 000,00 DIANA - 081 748 0001

NEW DEVELOPMENT MONDESA! IMBA VILLAGE Phase 1 selling now!

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

FALCON REAL ESTATES: Erf for sale Ocean View Ext 22 Size at 618sqm.

Price - N$615 000.00 Langstrand: 2 Newly built sectional titles with equality finishes. 3 Bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, open plan kitchen/lounge with separate scullery.

BIC and BIS with outside braai. registered in CC. Priced at N$1 950 000.00 Langstrand: 2 Plot and plan free standing houses for sale.

N$1 950 000.00 Triple story house for sale: Sectional title. Fully furnished to the value of N$500 000.

3 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. Kitchen with separate scullery. 2 Balconies with sea view. Top floor entertainment area, inside braai. 2 x Double garages.

Priced at N$3 500 000 Contact us should you wish to buy or sell property.

Neville : 081 250 4808 Shamelle : 081 4788 499 Email: falconrei@iway.na

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

Within walking distance from the lagoon!

N$ 645 000-00 each.

Joey 0812780518

PROPERTIES FOR SALE Private sale Swakopmund Near new Private School Newly build house will be ready by end of June 2015 Erf 578 Sqm ;House176 sqm; garage 47.8 sqm Three bedroom house, rooms 4 x 4.4 meter Main bedroom 4m x 4,7m with sliding door to enclosed courtyard Main bathroom ensuite with corner bath, big shower, two hand wash basins and toilette Guest toilette and toilette at back of house for gardener Guest bathroom 2,7m x 3,9m with bath, shower, toilette and hand washbasin Open plan living/kitchen with build in braai Separate scullery Enclosed courtyard 21 Sqm with sliding doors from living, and main bedroom Double garage 6 x 7meter Alarm system Selling for N$ 1,85 milj Call 081 128 4612 or 081 691 1368

WANTED GESOEK: Tweede handse Engel yskas met fillings Kontak: 081 205 5520 WANTED: Save single Garage to rent.

Contact: 081 311 8540

CARS FOR SALE: 1998 Toyota 2.7 Good condition N$ 58 000.00 only Cell: 081 330 2954 081 319 4832 BARGAIN FOR SALE 4X4 HYUNDAI TUCSON 2.7 V6 TRACTION CONTROL HEATED LEATHER SEATS & SUNROOF 6 DISCS CD COMPACT PLAYER UNDERBODY/CAVITY PROTECTED NO RUST 2005 MODEL ONLY 53000 Km N$ 85,000 ONCO 081 122 5227 FOR SALE: Jetta 4, High line, 2 Litre.

1999 model. Charcoal colour - dark grey.

Full house, black leather seats and interior.

Clarion radio system.

Comes with 2 brand new front tyres. In very good condition.

Only serious buyers please!

N$55 000.00 (neg) !Contact: 081 800 9436

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CARS

CARS

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Koegelenberg Motors

FOR SALE: 2014 VW Tiguan 2.0 TDI BlueMotion Manual T&Fun 4x2 with Panaramic electrical glass sunroof.

25 000 km N$ 280,000.00 Call: 081 374 0053 / 081 202 0480

ADULT TOYS AND EROTICS: Naughty Gifts, Quality Lubricants and Arousal Gels. Passage shrinkers for woman available in Gel and Tablet to insert.

Effective affordable erection tablets for men.

With our experience from 1995.

We stock the REAL Stuff, not fake.

From N$99.00 for 4 pack.

On Special: Viquor 10 pack for N$150.00.

Single Pills N$30.00.

Erotic Bubble Gum for Men & Women.

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Remember, your shopping with us is fun, friendly, confidential and private.

Not for sale to persons under 18.

Deliveries countrywide.

(Discreet packaging).

Contact us on 081 407 5773.

2007 VW Polo GTI N$ 95 000

2009 Toyota Hilux 2.0 VVTI N$ 149 900

TE KOOP: 2014 Hilux agter bumper standaard. Spotless.

Kontak: 081 205 5520 2014 VW Tiguan 2.0 TDI BlueMotion Manual T&Fun 4x2 with Panaramic electrical glass sunroof.

25000KM N$ 280,000.00 Call: 0813740053 / 0812020480

2010 Toyota Hilux 2.0 VVTI N$ 159 900

2011 Chev Corsa N$ 99 900

FOR SALE: (Untag) Toyota Landcruiser 4632763 km Running condition, road worthy N$ 52 000.00 neg Contact: 081 311 8540

2005 Kia Carnival N$ 60 000

2010 Fiat Punto N$ 69 900

2011 Fiat Punto N$ 79 900

2011 VW Polo TSI N$ 149 900

John 081 619 8179 FOR SALE: 2013 Ford Kuga Ambiente 1.6 Turbo 28 000km, very good condition, full house. N$249 00.

Contact : 0811 29 3999 FOR SALE: Isuzu KB250LE D/Teq Extended Cab 2x4.

2008 model with 73 000 km and a lot of extras. Bakkie in perfect condition.

Price: N$150 000.00.

Please Contact Len on 085 127 5941, Walvis Bay.

ANIMALS

FOR SALE: 1x BOSCH cordless-drill 9.4V with charger made in germany N$650.00 1x Lot of shower panels new N$450.00 the lot 1x Yokohama tyres 225/80/15 new N$450.00 6x Fishing rods various sizes good condition N$250.00each 5x Large Umbrellas green in colour N$250.00each 32x Neon lights 3,4,5 foot brand new with bulbs N$150.00each 2x Good year wrangler tires 235/65/17 it has 60% tread N$450.00each 1x Sony MVC-FD92 Digital still-movie camera with case & accessories N$650.00 2x Defy 600 SSU stainless steel oven, HUB & extractor fan N$1850.00 each just like new Plumbing and building suppliers at 50% discount.

Contact: 081 567 4522

HOUSEHOLD/ FURNITURE This 'n That We buy and sell second hand & new furniture and household appliances.

We offer good money on qaulity. Sam Nujoma Town Sqaure. La Paloma Building Walvis Bay. Els 081 255 5809 Lawrence 081 324 1285

HOUSEHOLD/ FURNITURE We Buy and Sell anything of Value for Cash

$$$$$$$$$ You can borrow Cash against any item of Value at our Pawn Shop

064220387 0811475475 0811434368

bayauctioneers@gmail.com Find us on Facebook

VACANCIES Vacancy available for a TLB Operator at construction company in Swakopmund.

Must have a valid Code 10 license as well as a valid TLB License.

At least 3 years' experience in TLB operating as previous experience is required.

Must be hardworking with sober habits.

Must be willing to work long hours.

E-mail CV to hannelie@hefergroup.co m or Fax CV to (064) 406 513 Namib Carwash has vacancies for general workers. Please deliver CV's to Namib carwash, 6th street. Nr.97 next to Mega Stationery Contact: André: 081 3040 232 Opsoek na n betroubare nanny wat 4 ure elke dag na my kind kan kyk. n Voertuig sal voorsien word aan die persoon.

Betaal tussen 4 en 5 duisend per maand. Die persoon moet verkieslik in Swakopmund bly en n bestuurders lisensie he asook ondervinding met kleuters. Epos cv`s asb na: nannywantedswakopmun d@gmail.com

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

VACANCIES A well-established construction company based in Swakopmund have a permanent skilled level vacancy available for a Quantity Surveyor.

Minimum Requirements: - Must have Minimum of 5 years' experience of this trade in building industry - Matric with relevant degree (preferably Quantity Surveyor qualification) - Must have working knowledge of WinQS (preferably also Dimension X and CCS Candy) - Able to work under extreme pressure - Able to follow orders and work as part of a team Responsibilities: - Cost estimation - New and remeasurement of Bills of quantities - Tenders and Quotation - Management of variations and changes - Subcontractor management and valuations (Domestic and Labour only) - Procurement assistance and good knowledge of building materials - Valuations and Final accounts - Project cost management and reporting - General QS related tasks Salary negotiable on experience and skill level. Applicants must qualify in all of the above.

E-mail cv to hannelie@hefergroup.co m or fax to 064-406155.

Property Association Group: We are looking for houses to rent out long term and short term.

Please contact us: Chene de Vos 0813643875 JJ Smit 0812126406

Dr. PR Cronje Eye Specialist Practice VACANCY - ESTATE AGENTS NEEDED! WALVIS BAY & SWAKOPMUND WE ARE LOOKING FOR QUALIFIED, EXPERIENCED AND MOTIVATED ESTATE AGENTS TO JOIN OUR SALES TEAMs IN WALVIS & SWAKOPMUND PLEASE EMAIL CV'S TOGETHER WITH VALID FIDELITY CERTIFICATE & DRIVER'S LICENCE TO pa.remaxatlantic@iway. na NB: MUST HAVE OWN CAR!

VACANCY EYE SPECIALIST (OPHTHALMOLOGIST) Swakopmund Contract Period – two Years REQUIREMENTS - Minimum 2 years experience as an eye specialist - Registered at HPCNA - Fluent in English, Afrikaans and German (Optional) - Excellent work ethics Please mail CV's to prcronje@gmail.com.

Only short listed candidates will be contacted.

Closing date: 12h00 on Monday 11 May 2015

VACANCIES We are looking for an energetic, creative & enthusiastic lady to join our outstanding team to fill the position of ADMIN ASSISTANT at our Walvis Bay branch.

Requirements: * Grade 12 * Aged 22 - 35 * Computer literate * Resident in Walvis Bay * Valid Driver's License * Fluent in English & Afrikaans * Ability to speak Portuguese will be an added advantage.

Please forward complete application to pa.remaxatlantic@iway. na or deliver to the office at 178, Sam Nuyoma Avenue, Walvis Bay for ATT: Lezelle

Workshop Administrator – Walvis Bay Are you passionate about customer service?

Highly organized and an excellent administrator?

VACANCIES SERVICE REQUIRED Looking for a male who is interested in hearding cattle and do odd jobs at a plot in the Erongo Region.

For further enquiries contact: 081 129 7407 081 148 2521 ENGEN ONE STOP USAKOS Security Guards (3) Function and Duties Protect property and lives by patrolling the area Monitor entrance of property through surveillance Guard against theft and maintain security Respond to alarms and calls of distress Stop suspicious individuals and ask for identification Use walkie - talkies or pagers and cell phones to stay in contact with security personnel Attend to clients in the night by providing information Apprehend criminals and evict violators Prevent passage of prohibited articles into restricted areas Check purses, pockets and bags for suspicious items.

Required Qualifications Grade 10 or 12 2 years experience in security services Call: 081 128 8150

We invite you to join our Administration Team Key areas of responsibility include: All workshop administration including invoicing Reception Assisting with Buyer Functions Qualifications and experience The suitable candidate should have experience as workshop administrator, receptionist and in the buying field. Knowledge of SYSPRO would be an added advantage.

Applicants meeting the above requirements are encouraged to apply either by delivery or email 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: 11 May 2015

JOB OPPORTUNITY Ice & Spice Café is looking for Cashiers / Ice cream attendants in Walvis bay.

- Fluent in English and Afrikaans.

- Experience as cashier.

- Pleasant, outgoing personality.

- Willing to work on weekends.

Contact Liesl: 081 364 2910

WALVIS BAY 20 4505 VACANCY RENTALS AGENT · 2 yrs experience in rentals · Must be a registered agent · Computer literacy in outlook, word and excel will be an added advantage · Must have a drivers license Please send your CV to: andrew@jbestates.com.na

Earn extra cash!

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

Call 0812553924 or lanactz@gmail.com

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TO HIRE

Hire a 5ton Skip Bin Call:081 617 7306 Omakolokoto Skip Bin Rentals & Sales Infinity Bounce Jumping castle's to rent Big 3 in 1 is 550 per day Standard 450 per day Water slide 350 per day.

Please call 081 371 9956

SITUATION WANTED JOB WANTED: I am 39 years old and want domestic job for a week or 3 days a week, even Saturday can clean, iron, cleaning offices in town, Meersig, Lagoon. Just call me on this number: 081 582 1720 JOB WANTED: A young lady is looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay in town, lagoon, Meersig. I have a 5 year experience from Mondays to Friday's and I am very hard working, neta and tidy person for anyone who needs a helping hand. I am confident that I am the person you are looking for.

Can start immediately.

Please Contact: 081 427 7029

SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED

LOWISA: Op soek na huiswerk vir 3 dae in die Dorp, Meersig of Lagoon.

Kontak: 081 233 4623

For 3-5 days a week.

Can start immediately.

Contact: 081 335 5953

experience and ready to start immediately.

Contact: 081 718 9692

WERK GESOEK: Op soek na werk, Maandae tot Vrydae.

Kan ook kinders oppas.

Kontak: 081 820 1102

JOB WANTED: A 27-year-old lady is looking for domestic work, house keeper, restaurant worker, cleaning service, shops any. Ready to start immediately. Mondays to Fridays. Walvis Bay only.

Contact: 081 587 8460

JOB WANTED: A young lady is looking for any kind of work, cleaning offices, shops or any domestic work in Walvis Bay. Will even sleep in. Can start anytime.

Contact: 081 598 6447 081 663 9527 JOB WANTED: A 28-year-old lady is looking for domestic work ironing, washing and cleaning.

Mondays to Fridays. In Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 311 8347 ERIKA & GABRIELLA: Ons is dringend op soek na enige tipe werk, huiswerk, kinders oppas, stryk werk, take-aways of kantoor skoonmaak werk. Kan onmidellik begin in Walvisbaai.

Kontak E: 081 583 6228 G: 081 833 5241 JOB WANTED: A 35-year old lady is looking for domestic work, washing, ironing and cleaning.

Mondays to Fridays.

Contact: 081 233 9430 WERK GESOEK: Jong dame is op soek na huiswerk vir ‘n hele week.

Het ondervinding en vorige verwysings.

Kontak: 081 305 8942 Mev Sarie as vorige bewys 081 302 3176 JOB WANTED: A 47-year-old is looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay or Langstrand.

LEANDREA: Ek is 23-jaar-oud en is dringend op soek na huiswerk, vrywillig om enige tyd te begin. Solank dit ‘n hele week is.

Kontak: 081 581 1640 ROSINA: Urgently looking for domestic work, Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.

Contact: 081 450 2323 ALINA TEGELA IIPINGE: I am a 34-year-old looking for work as a waitress, kiosk attendant, chef, office administration assistant, weighbridge operator / controller, sales lady or domestic work.

Contact: 081 310 8881 SCHOLINE TJITURI: I am looking for domestic work, am very hardworking lady. Can even work in a restaurant as a waitress or even in the kitchen or any shop.

Contact: 081 633 1554

IMELDA: Betroubare 42-jarige-dame is op soek na Home Based Care, het sertifikaat as bewys.

Kontak: 081 228 4273 JOB WANTED: A 25-year-old lady is looking for work as a typist or a messenger. Can also do payments for water and electricity (municipality).

Has a driving license and a certificate in office administration. Can also do office part-time work.

Contact: 081 711 6210 081 224 4984 LORETTHA: Op soek na skoonmak werk.

Maandae tot Vrydae, kan ook na kinders kyk en is bereidom onmidellik te begin.

Kontak: 081 042 3841

WERK GESOEK; Betroubare dame is op soek na enige soort werk. Kan onmidellik begin.

Kontak: 081 408 4461

JOB WANTED: A 32-year-old lady is looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay, Town, Lagoon or Langstrand. Can start immediately.

Mondays to Fridays.

Contact: 081 229 2819

JOB WANTED: A 22-year-old looking for any kind of job in Narraville or Kuisebmond. Have

JOB WANTED: A 34-year-old married woman is looking for any kind of work, office

Clerence Britz

Jerome Cloete

* 31/05/1977 + 30/04/2015

* 17/07/1979 + 30/04/2015

SITUATION WANTED cleaning, shops or just domestic work in Walvis Bay. (Swakopmund if there’s accommodation) Can start anytime.

Contact: 081 334 5830 JOB WANTED: A mature woman is looking for work all over Walvis Bay. Can be housework or something else. Can work in Meersig, Long Beach, Lagoon but not Narraville please!

Am very hardworking and is ready to start immediately.

Contact: 081 576 9696 ADELICAMHLANG: Iamlookingforajobasa receptionist,cashierorsales.

IamstayinginSwakopmund.

Ihaveexperienceintheabove mentionedwork.Iwantafulltimejob.

Contact:0818175275 JOBWANTED: I am looking for any cateringjob. I have all documents.Ready to resume any time.

FabiolaJazukuka: 081 848 6373 FRANCISKA: Looking for any type of job.At Guest houses, Hotel, Restaurants, Coffeeshops, etc.I have experienceasa Chef.

I can also waiter,clean and babysit.

Can also do domestic work.

Contact:081 653 1990

SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED

JOB WANTED: I am a 33 year old lady looking for work,Ironing, washing and babysit.I can start anytime.

Contact:081 228 6653

ironing,washing and cleaning, 2 or 3 days a week has 5 years' experience.Walvis Bay. Contact:081 235 8547

WERK GESOEK: Twee betroubare dames is opsoek na huiswerk of kantoorskoonmaak werkin Swakopmund of Langstrandvan Maandag tot Vrydag.Kan dadelik begin.

Kontak: 081 253 4511 081 466 7710 FINA: Ek is baie dringend opsoek na huiswerk in Swakopmundof Langstrand. Vir n volle week of 2 of 3 dae ‘n week.

Kan kinders ook oppas. Sal onmiddelik diens aanvaar.

Kontak:0817663007 EVA: Betroubare werker soek 3 dae per week se huiswerk. kontak: 081 443 4386 Ek is n 39-jarige-dame op soek na huiswerk vir 3 dae nweek. Ek kan skoon maak,kantoor skoonmaak enkamers skoonmaak. Kan selfs Gaste huise skoonmaak.By myl 4, Kramersdorf of Vineta.

Ek drink of rook nie.

Kontak:0812396412 A hardworking lady is looking for domestic work.

For 3 or 5 days aweek.

Contact:081 763 4614 Ek is opsoek na werk, kindersoppas. Maandagtot Vrydag.InSwakopmundof Walvis.

Kontak:0815892006 Nangula:I am a wambo ladyand I am34yearold lookingfordomestic work,

Ek is op soek na huiswerk in Walvis vir voltyds of Dinsdae en Donderdae en Saterdae. Het 6 jaar ondervinding as nanny vir maande oue babas tot 5jaar, het goeie verwysings.

Drink of rook nie.

Behalwe Narraville.

Kontak:0817497006 Priscilla: I am a 29 year old lady looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay town, Meersig, Lagoon, Narraviile and Langstrand from Mondays to Fridays or 3 days a week. I am reliable, hardworking and can aloe do cleaning and ironing. Can start immediately and have 9 years experience. Contact: 081 3922 940 WERK GESOEK: Ek is 27 jaar oud. Ek soek huiswerk of kantoor, skoon maak werk by Walvisbaai, Langstrand, Maandag tot Vrydag. Kontak: 081 042 4307 Diana Garises, nuwe inwoner van Walvisbaai is op soek na huis werk of skoonmaak werk. Is baie betroubaar en hardwerkend . Kontak : 081 553 6117 A 26 year old lady is looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay town, Meersig, Lagoon, Narraville and Langstrand.

Monday to Friday or 3 days a week. Reliable and hardworking. 4 years' experience, can clean and iron. Can start immediately.

Contact: 081 663 2914

Narraville Primary School Our deepest sympathy to the family of

RODNEY WIMMERT (NOLAN) We wish you peace to bring comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your hearts.

From: The principal, schoolboard members, teachers, institutional workers and learners ‘n Huldeblyk aan ons Suster + Tannie

Lize Koegelenberg

* 10/09/1962

Ps. 39 v 10 Roudiens Datum Tyd Adres

: Vrydag : 8 Mei 2015 : 19:00 : By Woning, 196 Mandume Ndemufayo

Begrafnis Datum Tyd Adres

: Saterdag : 9 Mei 2015 : 08:00 : Lutherse Kerk, Tamariskia, 196 Mandume Ndemufayo

+ 30/04/2015

Jesus het geweet dis tyd om jou te haal na ‘n baie beter plek al is ons harte seer gun ons jou die rus.

Leon + Sona Smith + kinders + kleinkinders Dais + Alida Venter + kinders + kleinkinders Brenda Venter + kinders + kleinkinders Pieter Jr + Corine Venter + Kinders Gean + Karin Buchman + Kinders Helen Venter

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Golf Club News Ring of Fire MC 'Ruk & Pluk' day Rossmund Good morning all from a bright and sunny Rossmund - just that High revs, burnouts and doughnuts were the order of the day at the annual Motorcycle drags hosted by the Ring of Fire MC that took place on 2 May at the Diaz Circle in Walvis Bay. Over 28 different bikes which ranged from 500cc to 1400 took part in the drags. The party later continued at the Alantis Sport Club.

The results were as follow: Women: 250cc-500cc: 1. Carina Ras from Playboys MCC on a 500cc and her time was 7.37 sec.

600cc-999cc: 2. Sunet Smit fromWild Bulls MCC: 600cc and her time was 12.39 sec.

3. Monica Coetzee: 750cc and her time was 16.02 sec.

Cruiser 1400cc: 2. Lizelle D'Oliveire from Live to Ride MCC: 1400cc and her time was 16.90sec.

3. Amanda Kotze from Ring of Fire MC: 1400cc Trike and her time was 16.37sec.

Men: Open class hot bikes: 1. Frikkie Kotze from Ring of Fire MCC 1000cc and his time was 10.62sec. 2. Le-roy Taljaard Ring of Fire MCC: 1000cc and his time: 10.85sec.

3. J Steenkamp:1000cc Time: 11.13sec.

600cc-999cc: 1. J J Jacobs Copper Bullets MCC 600cc Time: 10.40sec.

2. Leandro Sitler Coded MCC Windhoek, 600cc Time: 10.47sec.

2. Arno Smit from Wild Bulls MCC, 600cc Time: 10.47sec.

3. Geoffrey Erasmus Desert MustangsMCC: 600cc: Time:11.37sec.

1000cc: 1. Frikkie Kotze Ring of Fire MCC R1, 1000cc Time: 10.68sec.

2. Herman Klem Ring of Fire MCC R1, 1000cc.

Time:11.20sec.

3. J C Agenbag Coded MCC, 1000cc. Time: 11.50sec.

1000cc-1400cc: 1. Deon Ferreira Road Warriors MCC ZX1400:1400cc. Time: 10.22sec.

2. Schalk Burger, Ducati 1200 :1200cc. Time: 10.29sec.

3. Rynhard van den Heever, Road Warriors MCC, 1100cc. Time:10.37sec.

Cruisers - 1. Rassie Erasmus, Playboys MCC, 1400cc. Time: 14.81sec.

Wheelie King: Rynhard van den Heever , Road Warriors MCC Doughnut King: Clinton Ras Playboys MCC Burnout Queen: Sunet Smit from the Wild Bulls and she was unstopped.

Biker Lady for the day: Sunet Smit from the Wild Bulls.

Biker for the day: Camel Viljoen.

Anadia Cornelissen was crowned as Miss RING OF FIRE and Janna Smit was crowned as Mr RING OF FIRE, both from the Wild Bulls.

Best Represented club: PLAYBOYS MCC. Ring of Fire MC wishes to thank everyone who supported them, whether it be in the form of helping at the drags or in the form of sponsorships, or everyone who made the day a success.

This year the weather also played together, where in previous years the East wind pestered the day.

The games at the Atlantis Club was also a huge success and whole lot of fun.

There were about 260 people who took part in the entire day.

All together 15 different clubs and even three guys from South Africa's Ring of Fire took part in the festivities.

hint of east wind again - that is producing some excellent golfing weather.

Thursday 30 April saw the completion of the RAACT (Regional All Africa Challenge Trophy) at the Omeya GC. Our girls did well finishing 3rd on 482 behind. RSA 439 and Zimbabwe 469. In the Individual Section Rossmund's Caro Els finished 4th on 233 - 10 shots behind the overall winner C Gorlei of RSA on 213. Well played to you all - were are very proud.

Last Saturday 2 May a small field of players who did not disappeared for the long weekend took part in the Club Sponsored Competition - apparently there were a few visitors who also took the opportunity to take a day off from the fish waters - I believe the catches were very poor over the weekend period There were no two clubs and the overall scores were in the main well down from previous weeks - everyone in the holiday mood. Overall Winner: M Angula 45pts ( Martin is really giving the course a hard time at the moment and his golf is certainly on a high - after the past few weeks handicap down to a scratch); 2nd: M Tune (a visitor from Windhoek) 34pts; 3rd: W Borg 30pts; 4th: G Muraiski over H Ndjendja 29 pts (c/o). A big word of thanks to our new committee member Helmut for organizing the prizes on the day.

Wednesday 6 May we saw a good turnout again with a few visitors still around to make up the numbers as several of our regulars were out of town golfing and working. The day was sponsored by Aggrekko/Warren Theron. The 18 hole competition saw Martin as the victor on 40pts followed closely by Athol on 39pts. The 9 hole competition going to Tony with a well played 19pts over the back nine.

This coming Saturday 9 May Alexander Forbes are promising a great day of golf with a difference - so get yourself a partner and write in today if possible. Cobus is anxious to get his numbers finalised.

Sunday 10 May - SAGES at Walvis Bay A few things to remember: * Matchplay games to be completed by 10 May - if you cannot get finished make arrangements with Jacque. * A ball must be dropped from shoulder height and not rolled into play. * No washing of cars on the parking lot. * Repair all divots and pitch marks. “ Golfers who try to make everything perfect before taking the shot rarely make a perfect shot."

Congratulations to Gregory Aukumeb from the coastal team LHU Blue Waters, who was called up for duty at the National football team, the Brave Warriors.

Namibia will compete in the Cosafa Cup competition, which will be hosted in South Africa. The Brave Warriors will play Seychelles on 17 May, Mauritius on 19 May and Zimbabwe on 21 May. The announcement was made by national team coach, Ricardo Mannetti, on Tuesday.

Walvis Bay Golf Club News

Rock Shipwrights - 1 May 2015

Oom Callie van Wyk was back with his three ball alliance better ball which can be regarded players that earn double points started as the most popular competition of the year in our club. at 08:00. Players were Once again we were holes. Apologies to that we h av e to and we could not very enthusiastic on flooded with entries those that could not a c c o m m o d a t e a s finish in time.

Friday morning as and had to make the play and we know that many people as pos- A full field playing they piled up the field smaller in order you will understand in sible, but it is of no with a yellow ball points after eighteen for all to finish the 27 the spirit of the game use if we all played rotating between the holes to enjoy a welldeserved lunch. It was a close affair and many teams could still ended being the winners, but the last nine holes was a scramble drive with three scores to count.

The unfit, struggled a bit on that last crucial nine holes and top honours went to two teams that played along each other.

New member, Mervin Nangolo had a hole in one on number two.

Well done Mervin, you still have to ring the bell though!

Nearest to Pin's was (Lftr) Wayne Hart, Wouter van Wijk, Kurt Brits, Callie van Wyk Jnr, Oom Callie van Wyk scored by: Desmond

Benson, Chris van R e n s b u rg , K e v i n We n t z e l , D e v i l l e Dreyer and Nico Heunis.

1st place: Wayne Hart, Wouter van Wijk, Kurt Brits – 209 points 2nd place: Desmond Benson, Herman Smidt, Waldo Krogh – 206 points 3rd place: Pieter Fox, Quinten van Wyk, Gert Olivier jnr – 204 points 4th place: Sergio Figeuredo, Nico Heunis, Kevin Wentzel – 202 points 5th Place: Wynand Breytenbach, Steven Peake, Colin Peake198 points 6th place: Emile Vilbert, Hein Louw, Gideon Kok- 197 points Oom Callie and Rock

Shipwrights, thank you very much for the continuous sponsorship and the great prizes on Friday. We appreciate your support and we all salute you. This Saturday is a club sponsored event. Individual Stableford.

Sunday is SAGES. All old toppies and tannies, rock up in numbers The entry list for Tsumeb is on the notice board. Please put your names down as soon as possible.

We need many teams in Tsumeb. You all know how great those Tsumeb trip are and the memories that go with it. We are defending the cup after a draw last year in Tsumeb and a massive win in Walvis.

Region); Jonas Shongedi, Israel Kaongo, David Shaanika, Oscar Katangolo, Nehemia Shovaleka (Oshana Region); Ndara Martin, John Mayongora, Alfeus Shipanga, Jesaya Kapenda, Patrick Hekandjo, Clemence Mudiu, Johannes Alberto (Kavango regions); John Chika, Stephen Simataa, Alex Lumponyani, Orries Mutoivo and Benjamin Mbiki (Zambezi Region); Liston Nangombe and Jonas Katanga (Kunene Region); Rodney Rooinasie, Robert Joba and Matheus Nevonga (Hardap Region); Christof Vries, Moses Markus, Hen-

drick Swartbooi, Cornelius Keib, Jackson Pavaza, Alfons Mbimbi, Sem Singeve, Dankie Shinana, Jonas Kambonde, Laurencius Limbindo (Otjozondjupa Region); Romario Geiseb (Oshikoto Region); Reinhold Malima, Ananias Kangandi, Gotlieb Matheus, Queen Manga, Andreas Pondu, Kefas Kahona, Ben Nashenda, Fillimon Shikongo, Matheus Kanyanga, Eneas Shikongo, Isaskar Boois, Lukas Nangolo, Lesley Swartbooi (Khomas Region); Joram Katjangua (Omaheke Region).

Match Assessors: Match

Commissioners Arvo Mufeti, Moses Hindengwa, Erastus Shilunga, Jonas Lumbu, Cliffe Neidel, Dave Haufiku, Milla Gei-Khoebeb, Simson Domingu, Christof Dausab, Petrus Tjiveze, Hansie Hendricks, Justice Basson, Absalom Goseb, Edward Ndjadila, Fransisca Katjaimo, Alex Kapenaina, Isboseth Kandjii, Erastus Tjozongoro, Johannes Mungunda, Elia Hipundjua, Temba Nghitaunapo, Theu Amadhila , Jessica Nguaondu, Abraham Goliath, Pantu Petrus, Simon Areseb, Skeepa from Rundu and Julien Garises.

NAMPA

Namibia's refereeing standards improving: FIFA Instructor Federation of International Football Associations (FIFA) Referee Instructor Felix Tangawarima said there is positive development in refereeing in Namibia.

Tangawarima, who is responsible for FIFA's Southern and Eastern African regions' referees and instructors training, told Nampa on Tuesday that there is great improvement with referees in the country although there is still room for improvement. He said people always complain about referees making mistakes on the field, but referees always try their level best whenever they

step on the football pitch.

“This week we first trained the instructors and this time around they were taught the same thing that the referees do on the field so they understand the intensity that referees go through most of the time,” he explained.

Tangawarima said it is their hope that after the training, refereeing in the country and the continent will improve greatly. The training is hosted by the Namibia

Football Association (NFA) Referees Department.

The high-level annual FIFA Member Association match officials' course is taking place at the NFA Technical Centre in Windhoek with 35 match officials in attendance. The course started on Tuesday with a fitness test for the referees. The training ends on Friday, while a referees' assessors' course, which is also underway, which ends on Wednesday.

The courses are facilitated

by FIFA Referees Development Officer Carlos Henriques, Tangawarima from Zimbabwe and Physical Instructor Mark Mzengo from Malawi, assisted by four locals Moses Hindengwa, Arvo Mufeti, Fransisca Katjaimo and Simson Domingu. Invited referees taking part in the course are Helmut Andreas, Jeremiah Johannes, Deon Gamab, Titus Nghishimono (Erongo

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Hectic sport weekend ahead Leandrea Louw

Rugby, soccer, pool, cricket and the FEI World Dressage Challenge on the menu This weekend promises to be an action-packed sporting weekend, with teams in various sport codes locking horns at the Coast.

In a nutshell - on the rugby scene, Walvis Bay based Kudus Rugby Club will engage Windhoek based Wanderers at the Narraville Stadium, and in Swakopmund the West Coast Sharks will play against the Jaguars from Windhoek.

This match will take place at the SFC Sports Grounds at 14:00. The last encounter between these two teams ended in the Sharks defeating the Jaguars in Windhoek with a score of 43-10. However, the Swakopmund team says it will not underestimate the Jaguars and they will take tomorrow’s clash very serious. The West Coast Sharks will be playing in their brand new kit tomorrow, and this might just turn the odds in their favour.

In Narraville, better known as the House of Pain, the second team of Kudus will play against the second team of the Wanderers and their game will start at 13:30. Kudus (2) were beaten by Wanderers (2), two weekends ago, with a score of 61-10. The first

teams of Wanderers and Kudus will also lock horns at the Narraville Rugby Stadium, starting at 15:15.

The home team was also defeated during a prior encounter, with a score of 4839. It is homeground and the boys have their work cut out for them. Everyone is more than welcome to come and support the boys in Blue.

For soccer fans, not all is in vain, as this weekend Round 18 and 19 of the Erongo Second Division will take place at the coast.

On Saturday, Celtic will play against Sailor United at the Mondesa Stadium in Swakopmund, starting at 12:00.

In Narraville, the Namibian Navy will play against Zula Molest, starting at 10:00, followed by Buffalos and Tuta Super Eagles, whereafter Western Spurs will take on Swakop United. In Kuisebmond, at the Arrows field, Northern Stars will play against Sorrento Bucks, followed by the game between Young Eleven and Swakopmund FC. On Sunday, at the Monde-

sa stadium in Swakopmund, United Stars will play against the Namibian Navy starting at 10:00. In Arandis, Sorento Bucks will play against Celtic, starting at 14:00.

In Kuisebmond, on the Arrows field, it will be Sailor United versus Western

Spurs, starting at 11:00, followed by Zula Molest versus Buffalos.

At the Kuisebmond Soccer Stadium, it will be the Tuta Super Eagles against Young Eleven, starting at 10:00, followed by Northern Stars against Swakopmund FC.

On the Pool scene, in their second League game, Celtic Pool Club will play against the Desert Inn Pool Club in Swakopmund, Mile 4.

This Saturday the EBH T20 Cricket league will also kick off. EBH 1 will play against the LHU

!Nara Girls and they will start at 9:00. At 13:00, the Swakopmund Engen Strikers will play against the EBH Development Team. All games will be played on the Sparta turf pitch in Walvis Bay. The Walvis Bay Equestrian Centre will once again

be the host of the prestigious FEI World Dressage Challenge, which will take place on Saturday. Namibia clinched the first place in last years’ FEI World Dressage Challenge, beating Swaziland and Botswana.

May the best teams win!

Walvis Bay Triathlon team set to take on Egypt Mavourlene Gaes Walvis Bay is going to be strongly represented this coming weekend in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt as four athletes from the town has been chosen to participate in the African Triathlon/ Duathlon Championships & ITU Pan Arab Championships.

Last year the Namibian Triathlon Federation took a junior team and one senior athlete to the African Triathlon Championships, where they had great success and brought back home three gold medals.

The extremely talented group of athletes were chosen to take part in the event fol-

lowing their exceptional performance during the National Triathlon Championships that were held at Swakopmund in March this year.

Petrus Laubscher will compete in the men’s triathlon event in the age group 30-34 while Henk Rossouw and Schalk van der Merwe from Walvis

Bay Private High School will both be competing in the youth triathlon event for males.

Elizabeth Rossouw also from Walvis Bay Private High School is set to compete in the youth category for girls with Julani Wahl from Tsumeb Gymnasium who will be taking part in

the junior event for women.

All five of the participants received a sponsorship in the form of clothing from Guan’s Packaging valued at N$4 500, which includes tracksuits and t-shirts.

The group were all set to leave the country on Wednesday.