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SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6934 FRIDAY 8 OCTOBER 2021 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net
New container terminal to be managed by private sector Namport believes this option would return container volumes to the Port of Walvis Bay The Namibian Ports Authority (Namport) issued a memorandum this week, confirming it is investigating the possibility to outsource the new container terminal on reclaimed land to a private operator. In the memorandum Namport’s Chief Executive Officer, Mr Andre Kanime, admits container volumes have dropped significantly since the terminal has been commissioned. A private operator would be best able to develop cargo volumes for the facility. According to Kanime, the drop in container volumes come as a result of other ports in the region developing. That created additional capacity, at the cost of Walvis Bay’s existing capacity. Secondly, larger container vessels are commissioned which offloads at fewer ports that can handle those size ships. Walvis Bay has a limit on the size of container vessel that can enter the port. Apart from the fact that a private operator would grow its own cargo volumes, such operators also have more expertise to improve port efficiency and have more financial capacity to invest in equipment and infrastructure to handle larger size container vessels.
Massive grain silo’s taking shape.......
inside Lagoon walkway repairs progress
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Smoked the peace pipe
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Concerns over “dying” palm lane at Walvis Bay
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Walvis Bay residents and regular commuters on the B2 coastal road have contacted the Namib Times at several occasions the past few days, expressing concerns that the town’s well-known palm tree lane at the town’s entrance is dying. The newspaper inspected the palm lane and it is clear that more than two thirds of the trees’ leaves are turning brown. The process has sped up in recent weeks, and fears are this palm lane will not survive. In fact, many trees have already died.
A massive assembly project is currently executed in Walvis Bay’s 3rd Street East where two 5 100 tons wheat silo’s are completed for Namibmills. The two silo’s are almost completed and a gangway system is in the process of installation. The gangways makes provision for the offloading of the wheat, depositing into the silo’s and then again for the dispatch of the wheat from the silo. Namibmills transports the wheat from Walvis Bay to its mills in Windhoek where it is processed for pasta and bread flour among others.
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Hard at work to beautify the lagoon walkway.....
THANK YOU Dear Sir/ Madam After my wife and I were recently admitted to Swakopmund Mediclinic/spescare. I hereby would like to convey my sincere gratitude and appreciation for the care and service that was rendered to us. Not only a medical level but also by all the other staff, starting at the reception, kitchen staff right through to the cleaners. The friendliness and efficiency of each single staff member is highly commendable. We at all times felt secure, safe and absolutely well looked after. In these times we live in, it is wonderful to see people that love their work and are proud of what they are doing. We, as elderly members of the Swakopmund community, really feel privileged to have such a distinguished institution, like Mediclinic/ Spescare and the Skinner team at our disposal. Once again, a sincere and hearty THANK YOU to each and everyone. Keep up the good work! May God Bless you. Erika & Sigi Wagner
Several members of the public expressed their satisfaction this week with what is happening at the Walvis Bay lagoon. It is a hive of activity as municipal worker mow the lawns, paint some structures and contractors mending the promenade’s sea wall. “It is a pleasure for a change to be a Walvis Bay resident. We see things are happening, and we thank staff of the municipality and also contractors who are seeing that our public places are cleaned and restored again”, said one resident.
......and jetty needs repairs With the hustle and bustle to tidy up the promenade at the Walvis Bay lagoon, and even adding more structures, it is also time for repairs and a new coat of paint for the jetty. The jetty’s boardwalk is becoming dangerous, as some of the wooden flooring is missing or heavily decayed at some stretches.
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Namibia’s fuel price increase explained A growing coal crisis in China and the recent hurricane that ravaged parts of the south eastern United States and the Gulf of Mexico are part of the catalysts that created the current global crude oil shortages, and subsequent fuel price hike in Namibia. Like any country, Namibia is not immune US Dollar: A weak Namibian Dollar means it against the ripple effect of changes in the global costs more to buy fuel on the international market, oil supply network, the Ministry of Mines and and to land it in Namibia. Energy stated recently explaining why fuel OPEC plus: this oil producing and exporting prices recently rose with 30 cents per litre. The cartel on date consists of 13 OPEC member increase took effect at one minute past midnight countries and a further 10 major non-OPEC producers. OPEC increases its crude oil on Wednesday (6 October 2021). Additional factors that added to the global crude production or shrinks production to balance oil shortages are a strengthening US Dollar, the global supply and demand. The member countries OPEC-cartel's struggle to recover its global convene periodically to decide on each member's crude oil shortages as the global economy oil production output to balance supply and recovers and requires more crude oil and the demand. At the moment there is uncertainty as to what approaching European winter. China: this second biggest economy on the OPEC will decide. Importers of crude oil and fuel planet is grappling with a shortage of coal to producers buy on these uncertainties, creating a generate electricity. China's main trade partner shortage and subsequent price increase. in coal, Australia, has stopped exports as part of European winter: during winter European a tit-for-tat trade war between these two nations. countries need to import vast quantities of certain As coal supplies dwindle China will gobble up fuels produced from crude oil for heating. That vast quantities of fuel to power her industries increases demand for fuel which spirals down on and businesses, and protect households against the international markets. Namibia's under-recovery situation prevailed the Asian winter. Hurricanes: The United States just for 2021 during September. It cost 48,9 cents per litre more alone saw a record more than 18 tropical storms. to import and bring petrol to the pump than what the consumer actually paid. Diesel cost 37,8 cent Signs are it will continue for some time. US Dollar: continued uncertainty in the global per litre more than what the consumer actually economy causes investors to hedge their paid. investments in the US Dollar, as the prime These under-recoveries were subsidised by the global trade currency. An increase in the National Energy Fund. The price increase of 30 demand for the US-currency inevitably drives cents per litre will decrease the current pressure up its value, and reciprocally decreases the on the National Energy Fund, the Ministry of Mines and Energy explains in a statement. value of the Namibian Dollar.
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Peace deal between Widows Trust and Ehika Rudi Bowe
A years-long quarrel between the Fishermen Widows Trust and Ehika Fishing in Walvis Bay is now in the past. That is thanks to the intervention by the Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Derek Klazen. Ehika Fishing is 30 % owned by businessman Rojo van Wyk, 15 % by his father Mr Eddie van Wyk and 15 % by Mr Collin Johannes. The remaining 40 % of the company is owned by the Widows Trust. In turn, van Wyk junior and van Wyk senior are trustees of the Trust. However, over the years the members of the trust, comprising some eighty widows from fishermen complained over the way the Trust was managed. They accused van Wyk and van Wyk of a lack of transparency in managing the Trust. Over time the differences escalated and has been reported to the then fisheries minister Bernhard Esau. When Klazen took over the reigns from the interim-fisheries minister, Dr Albert Kawana, he vowed to intervene to have the differences solved between the Trust and Ehika’s majority shareholders. Klazen, who also hails from the closely-knit Narraville community at Walvis Bay knew and understood the quarrel divided this community. Hence the urgency to get the parties to get together and solve the problem. The outcome: the van Wyk’s resigned as trustees and former school principal and community activist, Paul Fisher appointed Chairman of the Trust. Leoni Warne is the Acting Chairperson, Vanessa Nash the Secretary, Lizette Williams the Treasurer and Marshallino Ambrosini an additional member. When Klazen learnt the issue was now put behind the parties, he paid them a personal visit recently. The Minister praised everyone for the spirit of reconciliation, and expressed confidence the Trust will now move forward and carry out its mandate. “Ehika Fishing is happy that the issue is finally solved and that the community could unite again. We are more than willing to forget the past and support the widows going forward, Mr Rojo van Wyk said during the visit of the Minister.
Second fish cleaning station
The municipality of Walvis Bay has completed the construction of a second fish cleaning station at the lagoon. It remains cordoned off until the concrete has set and dried. It is a few metres away from the existing fish cleaning station.
The Walvis Bay Fishermen Widows Trust and Ehika Fishing Company celebrated a moment of unity with Fisheries Minister Derek Klazen
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Walvis Bay Court Report
Court Swakopmund Court Report Magistrate Court Fredrick Luwelline (34), Shaun Ross (43), appeared on charges of extortion, police-persuading a member not to do to his duty and corruption-police. The matter was postponed to 20 October for bail application. The accused remain in custody. Charlotte Fock (32), appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The accused was found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of N$6 000 or twelve months imprisonment. Gaddafi Liswaniso (37), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol. The matter was postponed to 8 February 2022. The accused is on bail. Absalom Amwamwa (24), appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to rob and robbery. The matter was postponed to 22 November for other reason. The accused remain in custody. Lazarus Shatatala (28), Lazarus Shihepo (23), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 24 November for continuation of trial. Lazarus Shitatala is on bail of N$1 000 while Lazarus Shihepo remains in custody. Steven Louw (44), appeared on charges of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level and defeating and obstructing the course of justice. The matter was postponed to 29 November for plea. The accused is on bail. Joel Nakashimba (27), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 17 November because the docket was not at court. The accused is on bail of N$3 000. Melvin Ivann Fisch (27), Leshawn Roman (21), appeared on a charge of dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 22 November for trial. The accused are on bail. Christopher Ariseb (24), Daryl Sam (21), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 14 March for plea and trial. The accused is on bail. Robert Garuseb (51), Ronald Van Staden (32), appeared on a charge of nature conservation ordinance-Hunting of specially protected game. The matter was postponed to 15 November for fixing of trial date. The accused are on bail. Zus-Jen Kheises (21), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 16 March 2022 for plea and trial. The accused is on bail. Eckhardt Tyron (28), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 18 October for bail application. The accused remain in custody. Petrus Tjiyama (39), Evenaline Vries (30), appeared on a charge of resisting a member of the police. The matter was postponed to 22 November for further investigation. The accused are on bail. Negonga Salomo (40), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 8 December for lab results. The accused is on bail. Eltonio Karipose (20), appeared on a charge of possession of dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 13 October for plea. The accused remains in custody.
Lizette De Jagger (55), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 16 May 2022 for plea and trial. The accused remains in custody. Sylvester Kandowa (18), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 12 October for bail application. The accused remains in custody. Simeon Teofius (22), Rodney Kangure (24), Malakia Naobeb (25), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 18 October for co-accused to be rearrested. The accused are on bail. Nikanor Eixab (35), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 10 November for legal aid. The accused remain in custody. Denville Van Wyk (18), appeared on a charge of theft by false pretences. The matter was postponed to 15 November for further investigation. The accused remain in custody. Herbert Brand (19), John Kharigub (19), appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 25 November for legal aid. Herbert Brand is on bail and John Kharigub have been warned. Mome Samuels (19), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 22 November for trial. The accused is on bail. Fariala Toleo (21), appeared on charges of possession of cocaine and possession of dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 28 October for legal aid. The accused is on bail of N$8 000. Titus Braneo (32), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 25 November for legal aid. The accused is on bail. Johannes Sam (36), Michelle Gowases (20), Simona Bamm (35), appeared on charges of possession of cocaine and resisting a member of the police. The matter was postponed to 28 October for further investigation. The accused are on bail. Philemon Matheus (56), appeared on a charge of attempted murder. The matter was postponed to 11 November for legal aid. The accused remains in custody. Richard Goliath (42), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 1 November for further investigation. The accused remains in custody. Simon Kandingua (31), appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 28 October for further investigation. The accused remains in custody. Linekela Hainduwa (27), Gabriel Tuhafeni (30), Tangeni Kaleko Kandjimi (20), Malakia Naobeb (25), appeared on a charge of armed robbery. The matter was postponed to 23 November for further investigation. The accused remains in custody. Benhard Menjono (48), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 12 January 2022 for further investigation. The accused is on bail. Sam Halupe (59), appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 22 November for further investigation. The accused remains in custody. Fish Heinrich (32), appeared on a charge of indecent assault. The matter was postponed to 8 November for legal aid. The accused is on bail.
Hans Uuyage (24), Attempted theft from a motor vehicle that was properly locked (September 2020) The accused was found not guilty and was discharged. Michael Michael (29), Housebreaking with the intent to rape and rape (October 2020) The matter was postponed to 30 November 2022. P.G. Decision Beauty Emmely Haimbili (30), Jalmari Ngatuwane Haimbili (31), Fraud 1st Alternative to Count 1 – Theft by false pretences, money laundering (December 2020) The matter is postponed to 31 January. P.G. Decision. Andreas Andreas Aka (43), Theft from a motor vehicle which was properly locked (April 2021) The matter is postponed to 12 October 2021. Plea. Joseph Shaalikeni (25), Attempted robbery (March 2021) The matter is postponed to 1 October 2021. Trial partly heard – continuation of trial. Godfrey A.S Ngapurue (35), Drunk driving. (June 2021) The accused was found guilty and sentenced. Josephat Mbako (30), Assault common read with the Provisions of the Domestic Violence Act of 2003, Malicious damage to property. (April 2021) The matter is postponed to 8 December 2021. Trial partly heard – Continuation of trial. Teopherus Iitope (26), Drunk driving (August 2021) The matter is postponed to 15 November 2021. Legal Aid. Philipus Guxab (39), Drunk driving (August 2021) The matter is postponed to 28 October 2021. Sentence. Dawid Brandt (32), Possession of drugs (July 2021) Matter is postponed to 9 November 2021. Further investigation (Final Remand) Jarius Alweendo (28), Failed to display licence disc issued in respect of motor vehicle. (September 2021) The accused was found guilty and sentenced. Dentone Munashe Mponde (28), Remaining in Namibia after expiration of visitor's entry permit (August 2021) The accused was found guilty and sentenced. Jonas Joseph (57), Murder (July 2021) The matter is postponed to 10 November 2021. Legal representation. Toivo Mudjanimo (36), Kondja Amunyela (24), Joel Paulus (38), Robbery (August 2021) Ephraim Nambahu (39), Drunk driving, Failure to comply with instruction from an authorised officer (October 2021) The accused was found guilty and sentenced. Ndilenga Eunike (30), Malicious damage to property (October 2021) The accused was found guilty and sentenced. Martin Hausiku (28), theft (October 2021) The accused was found guilty and sentenced. Ruben Negumbo (35), Alfeus Amushila (37), Attempted housebreaking with the intent steal and theft (October 2021) The matter is postponed to 16 November 2021. Legal representation
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CSS employees' shareholders Rudi Bowe
The fifty-two permanent employees of Commercial Cold Storage (CCS) Namibia were recently added to the Erongo Marine Harambee Workers Trust and will be part of the Trust by a representative on the Board of Trustees. This was made possible through an empowerment agreement between CCS and the Erongo Harambee Workers Trust that will allow all 207 permanent staff members of Erongo Marine Enterprises (EME) and CCS own 31% shareholding in CCS. The Trust is exclusively for the Namibian workers permanently employed by Erongo Marine Enterprises, most of whom are employed as crew onboard our two trawler vessels and now CCS. The establishment of the Erongo Marine Harambee Workers Trustin 2017 has EME at the forefront of driving localisation as it “empower, equip and transform” the lives of the workers at the fishing company. It is also one of the
first fishing companies to have established a worker's trust. This initiative is also testimony to Oceana Group's commitment to a performance-driven culture that positively impacts lives with the correct reward, designed to aid in the creation of an ownership mentality across the Group. The Managing Director of Erongo Marine Enterprises and founder of the Erongo Marine Harambee Workers Trust Dr Martha Uumati, said that since 2017 just more than nine million Namibian Dollars have been paid out to our employees equally on an annual basis, including 2020 and 2021. Considering the surreal times of Covid-19 during the past two years, this has been a welcome lifeline to many of our employees. Dr Uumati, said “This is
a true testimony of our company's motto to empower, equip and transform lives.” “With this said, I want to call on all employees to take ownership of our shared responsibility to ensure the success of your company. Let's continue to work hard” Dr Uumati said. Dr Uumati encourage their fellow players in the industry and across all sectors in Namibia to heed to the call of greater employee participation and empowerment. “Let us not forget – it is on the backbone of employees that the success of a company is built.” Chairperson of the Erongo Marine Harambee Workers Trust, Charlett Kambongarera said that since inception, employees have been serving as trustees. This has given us as Erongo Marine employees the opportunity to be involved in the economic activity of our
Some of the employees of Commercial Cold Storage company. Kambongarera said “Dividends of just more than nine million Namibian Dollars have been paid through the Trust to all Erongo Marine permanent em-ployees on an equal basis in 2018, 2019, 2020 and in February this year.” According to Kambongarera “as from 2022, permanent Namibian CCS employees with service of 12 months or longer will also be able to share in the profits of the company gained through your hard work. Dividends will be declared on an equal basis annually.”
“The Trust provides for direct ownership and economic empowerment of our workers through a 15% percentage shareholding in the Arechanab Fishing and Development Company, a quota holding company in which Erongo Marine is a shareholder”, Kambongarera said. Agnessa Feris, a CCS employee, expressed her gratitude to the company and thanked them for this opportunity. “Aside from our salaries, we can now look forward to extra cash in our pockets to feed our families. There
are some people who really struggle financially, so we are extremely grateful. Feris also thanked the Namibian Ports Authority (Namport) for ex-
Erongo Marine Harambee Workers Trust chairperson Charlett Kambongarera
tending the lease for the next ten years to ensure that they still have jobs. “We are thankful for job security and to be shareholders.”
Founder of the Erongo Marine Harambee Workers Trust and the Managing Director of Erongo Marine Enterprises Dr Martha Uumati
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Wearing no seatbelt and a four-year-old sitting on her lap Eileen van der Schyff A Polo and a pick up were involved in a crash some 7 km east of the Rossmund turnoff on the B2 on Monday. According to reports, the driver of the pick-up made a u-turn on the road. The Polo then rearended the pick-up. Three passengers in the Polo required medical assistance for less serious and minor injuries. The passenger seated in front passenger seat had a four-year-old on her lap at the time of the crash. This passenger did not wear her seatbelt and both she and the child hit the dashboard of the vehicle. The driver of the pick-up was escorted from the scene by the Namibian Police's Traffic Division.
17-year-old pianist in Scholarship competition
Seventeen year old Kamaz Nechvile, a student at the International School Walvis Bay, and a piano student of Vera Malherbe, was invited to participate in the 2021 Unisa South African Music Scholarship Competition, as a result of his excellent performance in the recent Unisa music examinations in Walvis Bay.
To be invited to this prestigious competition, a young musician should obtain at least 85% for his/her grade 8 practical exam. Not many students achieve this high mark for this grueling exam, and only approximately between eight to twelve students in different music disciplines are invited, ranging from piano, flute, singing, cello, violin and more. This is therefore a great honour to be invited to participate in this very highly accredited competition. For every music teacher this is an achievement to be very proud of, and it happens maybe once in a teacher's lifetime. In the relatively small town of Walvis Bay this invitation to this competition has happened three times over the last three years: The first student who was invited to attend this prestigious competition in Pretoria was Karl Philander, then a matric student at De Duine High School. Unfortunately he couldn't attend since the competition took place on the day of his Matric Maths exam. He is a first year B Accounting student but is still working on his music career under the guidance of his teacher, Vera Malherbe. He'll do the ARSM exam soon. This is an Associate of the Royla Schools of Music. Last year another young resident from Walvis Bay, Ning Wei Shen, also achieved the honour to be invited to partake in this competition as a result of her Grade 8 Singing exam results. She is a student of Wilna Liebenberg and is currently busy with further music studies through the Open University of the UK. Since the start of Covid at 2020 the competition changed to being a digital competition where competitors are required to submit a video recorded performance that is unedited and in one single take. There is a deadline for this competition and voting will take place on 13 December after which there will be a virtual Prize-Giving Ceremony later on the same day. There are also a variety of prizes to be awarded that include the following: · Unisa South Africa Music Scholarships where the winner will receive R17 700 and the runner-up R13 400. · Samro Piano Scholarship of R14 000 for the best pianist under the age of 20. · Two Du Toit-Van Tonder Music Scholarships of R9 000 each. To conclude: without considering the prizes that can be won, it is still nevertheless a big achievement to be able to participate on this level of high achievers.
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Police thankfull for revamped vehicle
Sharlien Tjambari
Weiss Auto Body Repairs handed over a pick-up vehicle to the Namibian Police. The vehicle was completely rusted so the team at Weiss Autobody Repairs took it upon themselves to revamp the vehicle and make it look brand new again.
Mark Weiss said the project kicked off after one of the employees suggested that they do something in order to give back to the community. He said “We didn't work full time on the vehicle, we started working on the vehicle about three months and today we are handing over”. Weiss is hoping to make this project an ongoing project to give back to the community. Companies also involved with the sponsoring of parts and services and who also made this possible are Canopy Centre, Greg's Motor Spares, Namib Upholstery, Hemco Paints and Steckle's Toyota. It costs the company approximately N$38 000 to revamp the vehicle. The Regional Commander of the Erongo Police, Commissioner Andreas Nelumbu witnessed the handover ceremony and said he was informed about the project, and he approved. “I personally came to thank everyone who contributed to the revamping of this car. We really appreciate it. This assistance is to the police and through the police you assist the community as you are making the police mobile in its aim to serve the community. Nelumbu further urged his colleagues, who are the endusers, to respect the job done on the vehicle and treat it with care so
that it can assist the community efficiently and effectively.
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JAC T8 becomes an instant sensation From the moment you open the driver's door, and settle behind the steering wheel, you will understand why the JAC T8 double cab has become a sensation among multi-purpose vehicle owners in Namibia. Namib Times had the opportunity to test drive the reliable 1,9 TDI, on invitation of Mr Gerhard Carstens, M+Z Motors Swakopmund's newly appointed branch
manager. It was clear during our call at M+Z Motors that the T8 has left a lasting impression on the sales staff. They are excited about the vehicle's entry into the market for
prospective bakkie owners in the N$400 000 price range. In fact, there can be no doubt the JAC by far outweighs its rivals. If you are in the market for a multi- purpose vehicle, in the said price
range, take the time and take an opportunity to test drive it. The car is manufactured in China, by the JACVolkswagen Automobile Company, and is powered by a 1,9 litre Turbo Diesel Injection developed in cooperation with the German company FEV coupled with a six-gear manual gearbox. Let's talk about test drive features, bells, and whistles: The vehicle has a good ground clearance of 210 mm. However, not overly stated. So even if you are on the short side of body length the vehicle would still be comfortable to embark. The body shape can be described as sturdy, rounded off with soft lines and the 4x4 model sits firmly on an 18' tyre base (265/60R18 aluminium alloy rims). Once behind the steering wheel, a pleasant surprise awaits. The interior is spacious, practically designed and very elegantly rounded off. There is a USB plug socket, touchscreen radio featuring Apple car play/Android auto, Bluetooth, four speakers, a manually adjustable air conditioning system and a 12v accessory socket. Safety features include
dual airbags, ABS and EBD with a C-NCAP 4 Star collision rating. Reverse camera with parking sensors can also be found as standard equipment. Peace of mind standard factory Warranty of 5 years / 150 000 km and Service plan of 5 years / 60 000 km completes the package. What impresses at the outset is the three backseat headrests. “It adds comfort and reflects the JAC mantra: Better
Drive – Better Life, I thought by myself as I fastened my seat belt and started the engine. At 40km/h the automatic door lock activates and don't even think about trying to pull away without a fastened seat belt. The JAC's designers took road safety seriously, that's for sure. On Swakopmund's streets the JAC blends in perfectly among other double cab multipurpose vehicles. She radiates luxury, comfort and will make her new owner proud. The cabin is quiet, although the sound of the diesel engine is audible. Albeit, not noisy. She easily accelerates in fourth or fifth gear, and fuel consumption should be the least of your concerns with a claimed consumption of 9 l/100 km on the 4x4 model. On the open road, the JAC sits comfortably. Overtaking in sixth gear is a breeze. It is not
overstated to say it is comfortable behind the steering wheel. All functions are easily reachable without negating your attention on the road. The dials are clearly visible to the driver's eyes, and the adjustable steering wheel should do the trick for a driver of any size. In conclusion, let's go off the tarmac. During the test drive, specific priority was given to the vehicle's performance on the gravel road. The vehicle passed the test with flying colours. It is stable and what was surprising was the quietness in the cabin. That is despite the corrugated dirt road underneath. Phone M+Z Motors in Swakopmund today – get your hands on the steering wheel of the Jac T8 and experience something unique. This is a vehicle where comfort, luxury, safety, usability, and affordability come together.
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Swakopmund Municipality hands over three Play Parks Sharlien Tjambari
On Wednesday this week, the Swakopmund Municipality opened and handed over three Play Parks in Matutura to the residents of Matutura and Swakopmund at large. The Swakopmund Municipality started with installing playground equipment and interlocking in 2019 and then tree planting. Vilho Kaulinge, the General Manager for Economic Development Services at the Swakopmund Municipality said: “As our town continues to grow, the Swakopmund Municipality will continue invest in green initiatives. This initiative clearly demonstrates that our town places the health and well-being of our people at the centre of everything”. Kaulinge said green spaces like this one not only makes the neighbourhood looks beautiful, but it also helps the community to stay healthy. He said: “Research indicates that natural settings help residents to reduce stress, boost mental health, reduce blood pressure, improve mood and self-esteem, reduce risk of alcohol abuse and indeed increase social interactions. Furthermore, research concludes that children perform better after taking a walk in the park rather than walking in town or elsewhere”. Kaulinge urges community members in Matutura and whereever there is a Play Park to form “Friends of the Parks” groups to discuss challenges and concerns of their park, lobby council to better maintain and improve their park, propose rules and long-term vision of their park, organize community events at their parks such as tree-planting, cleaning days and community festivals. The Mayor of Swakopmund Cllr Louisa Kativa said: “We have recognised that parks are a great way to offer recreation and green spaces to residents of, and visitor to Swakopmund”. According to Kativa, there are so many benefits of having parks within a community. In addition to embellishing our neighbourhoods and town, parks also
provide a connection space, encourage activity in kids and are safe space for families to engage with each other. Kativa congratulated the Economic Development Service Section and all other sec-
tions for the successful recognition and implementation of the three parks in Matuura. Members of the community are urged to take good care of the parks so that they can serve future generations.
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Mayor Louisa Kativa seen with kids, inaugurating the parks
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Vilho Kaulinge, the General Manager for Economic Development Services at the Swakopmund Municipality and the Mayor of Swakopmund Louisa Kativa officially opening the Parks
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NOTICE OF THE CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Accommodation Establishment (Self Catering) ON ERF NO: 1168 TOWNSHIP/ AREA: Meersig Proper STREET NAME & NO: No.5 First Road. In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish on the site a/an: Accommodation Establishment (Self Catering). Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 105, Civic Centre. Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the applicant, in writing, not later than 22 October 2021. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Mrs Elaine Grane, P O Box 3179, Walvis Bay email: elaine4africa@gmail.com
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VACANCIES & NOTICES ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF THE WASTE OIL STORAGE FACILITY ON ERF 3373, ENERGY STREET, INDUSTRIAL AREA, WALVIS BAY. Notice is hereby given to all Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) that an application for an Environmental Clearance Certificate will be submitted to the Environmental Commissioner in terms of the Environmental Management Act (Act No.07 of 2007) and the EIA Regulations (GN No.30 of 6 February 2012) for the following proposed activities. Project: Establishment and Operation of the Waste Oil storage facility Project Location: Erf 3373, Energy Street, Walvis Bay Proponent: OILTECH cc Namibia EAP: Green Gain Environmental Consultants cc Project Description: The proponent intends to establish and operate a Waste Oil storage facility on Erf 3373 located in Walvis Bay heavy industrial area. The proposed project will trigger certain activities listed under the Environmental Management Act 07 of 2007 as activities that may not be conducted without an EIA study being undertaken. I&APs are hereby invited to registered, request for Background Information Document (BID) and send their comments to eia@greengain.com.na on or before the 22 October 2021. The public meeting is scheduled as follow Date: Saturday, 09 October 2021 Venue: Project site (Erf 3373, Energy Street), Heavy industrial area, Walvis Bay Time: 10: 30.
For more Information: Cell: +264 811422927 Email: info@greegain.com.na http//: www.greengain.com.na
NOTICE
NOTICE OF THE CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME
CONSENT USE IN TERMS OF THE SWAKOPMUND ZONING SCHEME
CONSENT: Institutional Building (Medical Lab) ON ERF NO: 5071 TOWNSHIP/AREA: Walvis Bay STREET NAME & NO: 75 Moses Garoeb Street.
Notice is hereby given in terms of Clause 6 of the Swakopmund Zoning Scheme that the Municipal Council considers the following consent use, details of which are obtainable from the General Manager: Engineering & Planning Services.
In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish on the site a/an: Institutional Building (Medical Lab). Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 105, Civic Centre.
Swakopmund Backpackers cc herewith intends to apply to the Municipality of Swakopmund for special consent to operate a Place of Amusement – Live Music on the premises of Erf 638, (15 Swakop Street) Swakopmund Proper.
Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the applicant, in writing, not later than 29 October 2021.
Any person having any objection against such application should lodge such objection/s in writing and within 14 days of the last publication to the Swakopmund Municipality and the applicant, during normal business hours.
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: J Wolfaardt, P O Box 1694, Keetmanshoop email: hannes1332@mweb.co.za
Closing date for objections or comments is: 22nd October 2021. Contact Person: Ms A. Wiechmann, Cell: 081 436 0869, Email: moringa-finance@outlook.com or Mr. J. Heita (Manager: Town Planning) Tel: +264 (64) 4104403.
NOTICE OF THE CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Funeral Parlor (Crematorium) ON ERF/ERVEN NO: 2354 TOWNSHIP: Walvis Bay STREET NAME & NO: 10th Street, Industrial Area. In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish on the site a/an: Funeral Parlor (Crematorium). Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 105, Civic Centre. Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and the applicant, in writing, not later than 22 October 2021. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: C Brown, P O Box 5082, Walvis Bay email: coldon730407@gmail.com
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MALAWIAN TRADITIONAL DOCTOR GOGO DIMBA The name that carries weight. Is in Walvis Bay with over 40 years experience. And is specializing in various problems and diseases such as! Bringing back lost lovers in 4 days, binding your lover to be yours only and to stop him/her from cheating. To get a man or a woman of your choice Removal of Badluck Cleaning out your complicated and challenging court cases Jobs and promotion pregnancy problems Winning tenders and contracts Rejuvinate mens power during sex and to boost weak erections Penis enlargement – revenge Recovering your stolen property. To stop woman from prolonging menstruation and many more complicated problems and other diseases. experience wonderful miracles happening in your life, you will never regret. Come and visit a doctor with a difference for appointment call 081 327 4510
Malawian traditional doctor Doctor Bomba Bazuka – the name is enough. The doctor is in Walvis Bay with 40 years experience and has done wonders and great things in many SADC countries, such as bringing back lost lovers in 4 days. Removal of bad luck, very tough and challenging court cases, binding your love and to be your only. And to get a man/woman you want of your choice. Pregnancy problems, jobs and promotions, business, protection of bodies and houses from witchcraft, protection of kraals farms from thieves, wining tenders, and contracts, revenge kapsule, rejuvenate mens power during sex, magic wallet and get rich within short notice. Chest pains, headache, swollen legs and feet, epelipsy, drinking / smoking, to be released from prison, manhood enlargement. Hips/breast. I know you have been let down by others but now your time has come. Come and experience the wonderful miracles happening in your life and you will never regret. Call/sms Bomba Bazuka: 081 602 7102
DR KAMUZU 081 777 4547 Traditional doctor newly arrived. Pay after success. Lost lovers, marriages, diseases, man power. Finance, unfinished jobs. Protection now in Walvis Bay and in Swakopmund on request. 081 777 4547 Traditional Dr Herbalist Dr Lovemore Ben Banda (The old man) From Malawi is in Walvis Bay with 30 years vast experience in various problems & diseases such as bringing back lost lover, to get a new job, to win court cases, to clean out bad luck from your body, to pass exams, to pass driving, to protect your body from withcraft, to boost small business to be big business, to be liked with people, to win cntractors, to win a woman or man of your choice, to stop smoking and drinking, alcohol and drugs, divorce, stop your lover to be stingy with money, to make you sleep nicely in your house, to stop bad dreams, a man to be strong in bed during sex, a woman to have feelings for a man, headaches, swelling of your body, madness, epilepsy, joints pain, pregnancy problems, if you need a new baby, period pains, to recover stolen property, BP, ulcers, diabetes, asthma, and many more… Come and experience wonderful miracles happening in your life, you will never regret. Contact: 081 643 1482 sms or call find the Old man in Kuiseb, Mass Houses, at NHE 6751, Johannes Nakuafila Street.
MALAWIAN TRADITIONAL DOCTOR Oupa Savala The old man is in Walvis Bay with over 30 years experience and specializes in various problems or diseases Such as bringing back lost lovers in 5 days To bind your lover and stop him/her with cheating on you. To get a woman or man of your choice. Removal of bad luck, to win any complicated court cases 100% protection of bodies and houses from witchraft Winning contracts and tenders, rejuvenate men during sex and boostking weak erections Penis enlargement, headaches, backache, pain, recovering stolen goods, stopping or prolonging menstruation And many more complicated problems and diseases You will not regret for more information call The Old Man Oupa Savala 081 844 3255 MAMA SINDI A well known South African female doctor Sangoma from Kwazulu natal (Durban) is here to heal, treat and solve your problems. Lost lovers will be back to you, women problems, work, lucky charms, protection and many more. Located Lagoon, Walvis Bay Mama Sindi 081 327 4512 TRADITIONAL DOCTOR KALENGA: He can help you through: Pregnancy - Education Court Cases - Love Af-fairs Marriage Pro-blems - Bad Luck - Bus-inesses Protection at Home Removal of Toko-loshi Mens’ Power - Sexuality Exams Job Problems etc. Walvis Bay & Swakopmund. Cell: 081 201 7887
INTERNATIONAL TRADITIONAL DOCTOR Dr. Oupa Chimeza the Giant, stop suffering and crying There is hope, Oupa Chimeza is in Walvis Bay with very strong medicine from Malawi, he has 23 years experience in various problems and diseases. He is professional in bringing back lost lovers within a short time, pregnancy problems, court cases, job problems, stop drinking alcohol and smoking. Hips enlargement, debts, BP, stroke and many more, come and experience wonderful miracles happening in your life. Oupa Chimeza 081 558 7112 NYASA HERBALS AFRICAN CLINIC Dr Banda 081 740 7321 Specialist in various forms of African Traditional healing, spells, spiritual healing solutions to assist you with any challenges you might be facing. reconciliation with lost love (lover) Attract the right man or woman for love & marriage. Strong lucky charms for work & promotion. Get the job of your choice & qualification (you will be the favorite candidate amongst all short listed. Win tenders, get loans approved, start your own business & attract customers/clients Healing chronic diseases such as epilepsy, asthma, high blood pressure, sugar diabetes and more. Using purely organic herbs. Indegenous Southern African mixtures & ancient healing methodologies, will also assist you with lifestyle habits changes to deal with addiction & weight loss Guguda - results & testimonies. Healing, fortune telling, dream interpretations. Finance, pregnancies & more. Visit him in town, next to choppies Supermarket Call, text, whatsapp 081 740 7321
PROPERTIES TO RENT TO RENT: Neat & private one bedroom backyard flat Spacious open with built in cupboards, bathroom & kitchen. W/E incl. Extras: camera & detector for security... Aluminium windows & door. N$ 3 600.00 p/m single N$ 3 900.00 p/m for a couple. No pets. Serious and sober people only. Available immediately. Walvis Bay, Narraville Contact: 081 229 7390 TO RENT: Kuisebmond 1 bedroom, kitchen, toilet, shower and geyser. N$ 2 300.00 p/m W/E incl. House 6504, Kilimanjaro Street Contact: 081 309 1912 FLAT TO RENT: One spacious bedroom flat situated in Tamariskia, open plan kitchen/lounge equipped with stove and cupboards. It has shower, toilet and alarm system. Price is N$ 3900.00 p/m (W&E included) and a negotiable deposit. Available from immediately, contact: 081 286 5630 TO RENT: Goudlaan street, Tamariskia Swakopmund Newly renovated 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, open plan kitchen and living area, BIC. Pre-paid electricity, water included, parking available. N$ 3 500.00 p/m + N$ 1 950.00 deposit Contact: 081 414 5504 / 064 469 526 for pictures or viewing. One Bedroom Flat to Rent One Bedroom flat to rent in Hermes, Walvis Bay, with built in oven, stove and cupboards, fan, DSTV connection, very neat and cozy. N$ 4,000.00 per month (Water & Electricity included), not pet friendly and no garage. Available: 01 November 2021 Contact details: 081 124 8112 TO RENT: Narraville Two bedroom flat with bic and garage to rent W/E incl. N$ 5200.00 p/m Bachelor flat with an extra room and open plan kitchen & garage N$ 4 800.00 p/m W/E incl. Without garage N$ 4 300.00 p/m Deposit negotiable Call: 081 636 1858
PROPERTIES TO RENT SPECIAL at Toermalyn Narraville - To Let NO administration fees required B Floor Units with garage and court yard – N$4350 Outside Units with large courtyard – N$4850 Units with courtyard N$4550.00 *pre-paid water & electricity *no administration fees required *deposit payable over three months
CONTACT: 0811505020 TO RENT: Tamariskia Swakopmund Spacious open plan kitchen, BIC, burglar bars in safe and secure neighbourhood, prepaid electricity, water inclusive, preferably single person, no garage, no parking. Immediately available N$ 3000.00 p/m Contact: 081 276 6212 TO RENT: Jabulani, Swakopmund * Bachelor flat, water included N$ 2600.00 p/m * 1 ½ bedrooms, water included N$ 3000.00 p/m Contact: 081 149 1382 /081 331 0388 TO RENT: Three bedroom house, in safe complex in Swakopmund, available from 01st of October 2021. N$ 6 800.00 p/m Call: 081 278 3338 TO RENT: Narraville 1 bedroom flat for single person or couple Built in cupboards in bedroom, fully tiled Build in stove with extractor fan fully tiled. Aluminium windows, DSTV Dish, outside braai, outside braai interlock yard. Alarm system. W/E incl. N$ 3 800.00 p/m No deposit Rent payable upfront No garage + no pets Available 1 November 2021. Contact: 081 247 5248 TO RENT: Lagoon area One bedroom flat N$ 4 700.00 p/m W/E incl. Contact: 081 216 5758 TO RENT: 1 Bedroom Flat for Rent in Hermes Walvis Bay, opposite Dunes Mall for a single person only. 1 Bedroom with small kitchen & living area. Shower with warm water. W/E included. No pets. No garage. N$ 3 500.00 + N$ 3 500.00 deposit. Deposit payment options available. Immediately available. Contact: 081 322 1416 for viewing TE HUUR: Narraville, Aalwyn Str nr 13 2 slaapkamer woonstel sitkamer, oop plan kombuis. Toilet & shower. N$ 4 700.00 p/m W/E ingsl. Deposit N$ 2 000.00 (motorhuis uitgesluit vanaf huur) Kontak: 081 578 2854
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PROPERTIES TO RENT TO RENT: ACADEMIA STUDENT ACCOMMODATION Fully furnished, walking distance from UNAM, DSTV, Wi-Fi, water and electricity included N$ 2 700.00 p/m Call: 081 128 8924 TO RENT WALVIS BAY FLAT IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE. Lounge, kitchen, one big bedroom, build in cupboards, bathroom and toilet. Water included, prepaid electricity. N$ 5000.00 p/m Call: 081 252 7474 RENT WANTED: Single male looking for a room, cottage or bachelor pad with parking space to rent in Swakopmund town, Vineta or Kramersdorf. Price range: N$ 2 500.00 - N$ 3000.00 p/m from the 01 October 2021. Contact: 081 663 3703
Cell: 081 1505020 TO RENT: Kuisebmond, Tutaleni Uulenga 5527 Bachelor flat W/E incl. N$ 3 500.00 p/m Contact: 081 366 3008
PROPERTIES WANTED WANTED TO RENT I am looking for an open erf in Walvis Bay Kuisebmond to rent for church services Contact: 081 275 5713 WANTED TO RENT: Looking for a Bachelor Flat or Room to rent in Walvis Bay. Place must be in Town, Meersig, Fairways. Preferably with a garage & very quiet area. Range 2500-3500 p/m Call 081 122 4735"
Any houses for sale or rent please contact: Candice 0811297499 / kandassie@iway.na
WANTED BEST CASH PRICES PAID ON THE SPOT FOR ALL KINDS OF YOUR GOLD RINGS BANGLES, CHAINS COINS, ETC EVEN FOR THE BROKEN ONES WE ALSO BUY CUT DIAMONDS Please visit DESERT JEWELER & CURIOS Prior calls are essential Cell: 081 408 1550 We have moved to 85 Hage Geingob str Walvis Bay OPPOSITE International School of Walvis Bay *** If you don’t want to sell your items, YOU CAN PAWN your gold and diamond jewellery or even a car
LOOKING FOR 1x Front diff 1998 suzuki Grand vitara Eskudo 1600 4x4 vintao 2W101207 Engine g.1613169983 1x beach buggy 1600 cc Contact: 081 247 2077
VACANCIES Walvis Bay Office We are looking for the following young & energetic people to join our team. RESPONSE OFFICERS Requirements: · Grade 10 or higher. · Valid Drivers license (6 months and older) · No criminal records. · Code of conduct not older than 3 months. · Reside in Walvis Bay If you are ready and passionate to join our dynamic team please deliver your CV in person at Hage Geingob Street No 59 (behind Spar) or email reception.wvb@security. com.na Please do not apply if you do not meet the requirements. VACANCY SEAMSTRESS EXPERIENCE ON THE INDUSTRIAL SEWING MACHINES VIBRANT AND WILLING TO LEARN NAMIBIAN CITIZEN FLUENT IN ENGLISH & AFRIKAANS ABILITY TO LEARN FAST HONEST PEASE FORWARD CV'S TO: THE MANAGER P.O.BOX 4032 WALVIS BAY
TO HIRE CONTAINERS TO BUY / RENT and storage yard in Swakopmund with 24/7 access. Office or ablution alterations. Cowboys. 064 418 150 or 081 146 4770
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE TE KOOP: Goud/Silver munte 3x Mandella 1/4 0z Tribute medallions 1x Nobel Anniversary Gold/Silver twin set 2x Mandella Rivonia ½ 0z Kontak: 085 718 1707 HARRY’S GARAGE Contact Lizan: 081 230 4814 * Wooden Saw N$ 3 500.00 * Colt Bakkie white 2000 Model Petrol 2x4 N$ 50 000.00 * Toyota Surf 4x4 2012 model, petrol N$ 70 000.00 * Toyota Bakkie white 2x4 extended loading box 2007 model, petrol. N$ 70 000.00 Contact Lizan: 081 230 4814
MEAT MEAT SPECIALS 5kg Beef stew N$ 345.00 2kg Pork Chops N$ 148.95 3kg Pork mixed cuts N$ 165.00 Many more specials in store Contact: Sea Point Meat Traders 081 807 1115
JOBS WANTED
WERK GESOEK: Merena is opsoek na Dinsdag, Woensdag en Donderdag se huiswerk in Swakopmund. Ek drink of rook nie en kan enige dag begin. Kontak: 081 398 9609
WERK GESOEK Adrie is opsoek na werk vir 2 - 3 dae ‘n week. Het 10 - 15 jaar ondervinding. Netjies, betroubaar en los nooit halwe werk nie. Verwysings Mev Julie 081 22 7 5730 Adrie 081 802 6081
JOB WANTED: I am a 43 year old married woman looking for domestic work and restaurant work or any available work that a woman can do in Swakopmund and Long Beach. Contact: 081 890 6312 / 081 555 6161 JOB WANTED: I am a 29 year old woman looking for domestic or babysitting work in Swakopmund or Long Beach. I have experience and I am willing to start as soon as possible. Contact: 081 695 4780 JOB WANTED: I am a 28 year old lady looking for domestic work, office cleaning work or waitering work in Swakopmund only. Monday to Friday, I have experience and can start as soon as possible. Contact: 081 604 5 133 / 081 404 5133 JOB WANTED: I am a 41 year old lady urgently looking for domestic work or needle work around Swakopmund. I am ready to start as soon as possible. Contact: 081 427 1989 WERK GESOEK: Ek is opsoek na huiswerk. Kontak: 081 879 0134 081 327 2651
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JOB WANTED: A young female is looking for work as a caregiver. I have 3 years experience in taking care of disable and sick people. I have a certificate and good reference. Willing to start anytime. Walvis Bay and Swakopmund Contact: 081 370 6231
JOB WANTED: I am a 40 year old woman looking for domestic work for a whole week or 3 days per week at Long Beach or anywhere in Swakopmund. Contact: 081 660 3500
JOB WANTED: I am a 34 year old lady looking for domestic work for two days. Mondays and Thursdays. I can start immediately. I am very hardworking and trustworthy. Contact: 081 499 6461
JOB WANTED: I am a 27 year old lady looking for domestic work, babysitting or any kind of work in Swakopmund, ready to start any time. Contact: 081 753 5406
JOB WANTED: A 20 year old lady looking for any kind of work to do in Walvis Bay, so that I would be able to pay my tuition next year. Contact: 081 368 1687
JOB WANTED: I am looking for any domestic work I have 4 years experience. Im in Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 351 5368 081 495 4591
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JOB WANTED: I am looking for work am a 32 year old lady in Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 786 6560
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JOB WANTED: I am a 26 year old lady looking for any kind of work in Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 891 1040 081 655 1984 JOB WANTED: I am looking for domestic work I am a 38 year old lady in Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 388 0624 085 758 2266
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JOB WANTED: I am Verena 33 years old looking for domestic work. I have 3 years experience and am very hardworking lady. I can even work in a take away. Contact: 081 449 9431 JOB WANTED: I am a 48 year old man looking for delivery of goods from different destination I have Code 10 license. Contact: 081 250 4691 JOB WANTED: I am a 23 year old looking for work in Walvis Bay. I am ready to start anytime. Contact: 081 569 1896 JOB WANTED: I am a 42 year old woman based in Walvis Bay. I am looking for domestic work in restaurant, I have a certificate in hospitality and I have experience for many years. Call: 081 330 0207 WERK GESOEK: Ek is 46 jaar en is opsoek na huiswerk. Ek kan Saterdae en Sondae ook werk. Call: 081 310 9928 JOB WANTED: I am a lady looking for any kind of work in Walvis Bay or Swakopmund. I have code b license, or driving work. I can start immediately. Contact: 081 204 4599
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RENT Walvis Bay Office space to rent N$ 6 000.00 p/m Water included Prepaid electricity Contact: 081 124 3904
Units price from N$4500.00
For sale: 2 Bedroom flat centre of town, Walvis Bay near all schools BIC, BIS, aircons outside braai blinds burglar bars alarm N$ 800 000 0812220783 Walvis Bay
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TO RENT: Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house with double garage to rent in Tamariskia. W&E, Alarm and WIFI included for N$ 9000.00 p/m Available 1 October 2021. Deposit required Contact 081 765 2366
Sign lease agreement for 12 months and get: 1 month rent for FREE Water incl, Full Deposit payable, Admin Fees
WANTED: BEST PRICES PAID FOR BROKEN AND UNWANTED GOLD JEWELLERY 9ctN$ 250/g 18ct N$ 500/g CONTACT: 081 330 2041 081 714 8936
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TO RENT: Centre of Swakopmund Modern upmarket fully furnished/applianced 2 bedroom flat for long term rent. Large open plan kitchen, dining-room, lounge combo. Includes fireplace and underfloor heating. 1 full bathroom + guest toilet. North/west facing Veranda with braai Long garage with electric gate. Building looked after by Haus Lüderitz body corporate- included in rent N$ 10 000/month negotiable 081-124 0375 nick@nicksracing.com
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NOTICES E S TAT E NOTICE
In the Estate of the late Eleonore Maria Bartsch who died on 14 April 2004 and was residing at Prinzessin Rupprecht Residenz, Swakopmund.
MINISTRY OF TRADE & INDUSTRY ACT, 1998 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO A COMMITTEE IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, 1998 (Regulations 14,26 & 33) Notice is given that an application in terms of the Liquor Act, 1998, particulars of which appear below, will be made to the regional Liquor Licensing Committee, Region Erongo. 1.Name and postal address of applicant: Herman T. Shaanika, P.O.Box 146 Arandis. 2. Name of business or proposed business to which application relates: Shisanyama Restaurant and Bar. 3. Address/location of premises to which application relates: Erf No. 1231, Arandis ext 2. 4. Nature and details of application: Application for special Liquor Licence. 5. Clerk of the court with whom the application will be lodged: Clerk of the Magistrate's Court, district Swakopmund. 6. Date on which the application will be lodged: 16 October 2021. 7. Date of meeting of committee at which application will be
heard: 2022.
12 January
Any objection or written submission in terms of section 28 of the Act in relation to the application must be sent or delivered to the
Secretary of the Committee to reach the Secretary not less than 21 days before the date of the meeting of the Committee at which the application will be heard.
Notice hereby given that the Supplementary Liquidation and Distribution Accounts are lying for inspection at the offices of the Master of the High Court at Windhoek and the Magistrate's Office at Swakopmund for a
period of 21 (twenty tents thereof. one) days from date of Pieter Hamman publication hereof for Legal Practitioners all interested parties. Stadtmitte
If no objection against 2ND Floor the aforesaid account Sam Nujoma Avenue is lodged within the P. O. BOX 2148 period stated, the Swakopmund Executor will proceed (REF: PFH/am to pay out in accorMAT17830) dance with the con-
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WESTFIRE Bowls Singles
Rudi Bowe
The Rossmund Bowling Club hosted their Champion of Champions Singles Bowling Championships sponsored by WESTFIRE on 2 October 2021 at their bowling lawn at Rossmund near Swakopmund. Axel Krähenbühl and Bianca Lewis walked away with the winners trophies in the men's and women's divisions respectively with Piet Appollis and Diana Viljoen the runners up. Krähenbühl and Lewis will represent the Rossmund Bowling Club at the Champion of Champions Singles competition on 10 and 11 October in Windhoek. In this competition, the Singles Champion of each club will participate against each other in a round robin format to determine the Champion of Champions. The Rossmund Bowling Club thanked WESTFIRE for the fantastic donation of N$ 5000 and wished the Champion of Champions Bowling Singles participants, Axel Krähenbühl and Bianca Lewis all the best. Elzaan De Vries will be representing Namib Park bowling club at Champion of Champions in Windhoek.
Axel Krähenbühl and Bianca Lewis the winners trophies in the men's and women's divisions respectively with Piet Appollis and Diana Viljoen the runners up of the WESTFIRE Bowls Singles Championships at the Rossmund Bowling Club
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Coastal first division football clubs in action Rudi Bowe
The coastal first division football clubs, Blue Boys FC and ARYSTEQ Western Spurs FC will be in action in the amended Southern Stream First Division (SSFD) Bounce Back Football Leagues quarter finals and semi-finals on 9 and 10 October at the Swakopmund football Club Stadium. In game 28 of the quarter finals in Swakopmund, ARYSTEQ Western Spurs FC will be in action against Spoilers FC at 14:00 and in game 27at 16:00 it will be Blue Boys FC against Khomas Nampol FC at the SFC Stadium. The other quarter finals between DTS Hopsol FC vs Dates Eleven FC in game 26 and in game 25, Try Again FC vs Ramblers FC will kick-off at 15:00 and 17H00 respectively at the J. Stephanus Stadiumin Keetmanshoop. The semi-final will be play on Sunday 10 October with the winner of games 27 and 28 will clash at 11:00 at the SFC in Swakopmund and the winners of games 25 and 26 will clash also at 11:00 at the J. Stephanus Stadium in Keetmanshoop.
ARYSTEQ Western Spurs FC
FNB Kudus stuns Trustco United Rudi Bowe
FNB Kudus I and II stunned Trustco United I and II last Saturday in the NRU Premier and Reserve leagues at the Jan Wilken Stadium in Walvis Bay. FNB Kudus I defeated Trusto United I, 25 – 15 with two tries by Joshua Jacobs and one try each by Ernesto Bampton and Percy Nash, Aurelio Plato was successful with all four conversions. Denzo Bruwer scored the second try and Nazume Swartz successful with a penalty kick. FNB Kudus II defeated Trustco United II 34 – 8 with tries scored by Algirnon Kolz (2) Riwaldo Strauss (2) and Lezardo Williams (1). Ulriato Lawrence was successful with three conversions and a penalty kick for FNB Kudus II. Wimpie van der Merwe scored the only try and Bradley Scott was successful with a penalty kick for Trustco United II. FNB Kudus players, Jacobs and Anthony Hoebeb and Trustco United players Hannes van Zyl and Moses Sakeus received yellow cards during the games. FNB Kudus I and II will play tomorrow 9 October 2021 at 15:00 against Grootfontein Rugby Club in the Northern town. The game will be broadcast live on the Facebook page of Die Republiek.
Blue Boys FC
Joshua Jacobs dive over the try line for one of his tries for FNB Kudus
Riwaldo Strauss score his try for FNB Kudu II
Ernesto Bampton for his try for FNB Kudus I
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Sparta through to final Rudi Bowe
Sparta United Rugby Club beat St Lou Academy from Rehoboth 32 – 7, booking a place in the final of the NRU First Division League. Giovanni Isaaks, Charlton Brussel, Zwandre Viviers, Radahwaan Mouton and Chris Klazen scored the tries. Giovanni Isaaks successfully won with two conversions and Nathan Isaacs successfully earned a penalty kick for the victory for Club at the Sparta Recreational Club grounds. Donovan Resandt scored the only try for the visitors and Sergio Dinniz was successful with the conversion. Sparta Coach, Frans Beukes, said his team is now through to the finals of the first division league. Beukes said, “This is great for the team. In the last year we have established ourselves. We also managed to reach the semi-finals, but we did not make it further. The second year we played great rugby, but Covid-19 put a stop to everything. It is our goal to reach the top and thus far we are still on course.” According to Beukes, St Lou meant business from the onset, and they are really a tough team to play against. Sparta United Rugby Club thanked St Lou for showing up and putting in a massive defensive effort. “You guys are really a tough team to take on. You showed in both games our clubs have faced one another.” Beukes said. Sparta will play their maiden final on 23 October 2021 in Windhoek against the winner between Unam III and Ross Pina Rugby Club.
NAMCOR Rally to hit Swakopmund
Action between Sparta United Rugby Club's players and St Lou Academy
The Sparta United Rugby Club in celebration mood
Rudi Bowe
The powerful rally car engine roars will be echoing in the outskirt of Swakopmund tomorrow for the second leg of the Namibian National Rally Championships in theNAMCOR Rally. Walvis Bay Motor Club (WBMC), in conjunction with National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia (NAMCOR) and other local businesses, are hosting the NAMCOR Swakopmund Rally) under the auspices of the Namibian Motorsport Federation (NMSF). All Pre-race activities will take place from 07:30 at the new NAMCOR Service Station in Swakopmund before the rally starts at 10:30. Racing enthusiast can expect some epic rally action from 20 entered cars that will be in action in the S1, S2, S3, and S4 classes at the event with 8 various stages around Swakopmund. There will be a few “spectator friendly” stages for all racing enthusiast to enjoy. All spectators are requested to kindly use designated parking areas and spectator points as far as possible along the main road and stand in safe spectating positions. No alcohol is allowed at the event. WBMC, NAMCOR and NMSFvalue the lives of all road users, so please take caution when parking next to the main road towards Windhoek and refrain from making a U-turn onto the main road as it this could cause an accident. The NAMCOR Swakopmund Rally ends at about 15:07 at the Swakopmund Go Kart Racetrack. All Spectators are requested to adhere all Covid-19 regulations.
: Jan Everson in action at the Walvis Bay Rally
Van Der Schyff Gravel Grinder Champion Rudi Bowe
Walvis Bay Cyclist, Luanne van der Schyff, is the overall winner of the Women's 80km Cycling Race in a time of 3:02:26 at the first edition of the Seaworks Gravel Grinder Race held at the Moonlight Resort. About 250 cyclist and runners participated in three cycling distances for both men and women over 25 km, 50 km and 80 km and in the running distances for all over 5 km, 10 km and 21 km at the Seaworks Gravel Grinder MTB and Trail Run hosted by Cycles4U. Van der Schyff said that it is great that new events are popping up in these times and that they are able to race again. “It was a really nice and fast route and we had the perfect weather.” The organisers will donate N$20.00 of every entry they received to the Seawork Cares Foundation that assists underprivileged children, in the rural areas of Namibia with a goal to provide a nutritious meal to children and adults in selected schools and soup kitchens.
The organisers thank Seawork, Swakop Electrical Supplies, FNB Swakopmund and Thovo Term for making it possible to host the event. The overall results are as follows: 80km overall cycling
men 1. Ingram Cuff TNR 2. Kevin Lowe 2:30:27 3. Andre Vermeulen 2:31:32 80km overall cycling women 1. Luanne Van der Schyff 3:02:26 2. Candice Wiggill
3:04:23 3. Irene Steyn 3:04:24 21km run men 1. Willy Marc van Wyk 2. Giro Chiapinni 3. Albertinus Goeieman 21km run women 1. Estelle Bailey 2. Sonja Oates 3. Christine Haupt
The overall 6 ladies of the 80km race are (fltr): Zanti Hansen, Michelle Doman, Candice Wiggil, Luanne van der Schyff and Jeanne Heunis