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Sign Launguage

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N$4 Billion Fuel Storage Facility

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HAPPY FACES: Some of the primary school learners at the event enjoying refreshments

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Mines sensitise youngsters More than 800 primary school learners, aged 5 to 12 years were recently introduced to AREVA Namibia and Rössing Foundations’ Bouba and Zaza series of childhood booklets in Arandis.

Marshallino Beukes

sented it live on stage, bringing the characters closer to the audience.

“This is the perfect medium to bring an educa-

tional and emotional message on how to respect water in daily life.

The “Bouba and Zaza” series consists of booklets with the following themes: Respect water; Say thank

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you!; Find out the truth about AIDS; Learn road safety; Accept people’s differences; Protect the planet; Promote girls’

education; Confront literacy and learn to say “no”; Respect for elder people and respect for each other; Hygiene and

diet.

A youth drama group from Arandis studied the text of the booklets beforehand and pre-

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Domestic violence charges cannot be withdrawn at police station anymore Staff Reporter

Victims of domestic abuse at the coast will no longer be allowed to withdraw charges of domestic violence at the police charge office as before, but will have to appeal to the Magistrate’s Court.

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The move was announced

by Commissioner Samuel //Hoëbeb, the Erongo Regional Commander of the Namibian Police, during a public information meeting held in the DRC, Swakopmund on Saturday. //Hoëbeb said the latest move is an attempt to

curb the spate of passion killings in the country and reduce instances of domestic violence in the region.

For the year to date eight instances of domestic violence and 27 cases of common assault were reported to the Mondesa

Police, he said, but the commissioner noted that he is disturbed by the frequency with which domestic violence charges are withdrawn, noting that in some cases people, who have been repeatedly subjected to such abuse, tended to withdraw the

charges many times.

Commissioner //Hoëbeb wanted to know how we are going to reduce gender-based violence and passion killings if the charges are constantly being withdrawn?

He said that Nampol has already arranged with all

local magistrates to transfer the handling of any withdrawals of domestic violence charges to the courts and confirmed that “this will no longer be done by the police.”

“In general, I discourage the withdrawal of domestic violence cases or any

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NEWS

Sign Language course held in Swakopmund Anri Jacobs

Last week The Disability Unit in the Office of the Prime Minister organised a sign language course which trained people from various professions.

Some of those who will be involved in the overall training include Police officers, journalists and soldiers. Last week they also invited the ministry of information and communication technology (MICT) to be part of this training.

We spoke to one of the information officers to get first-hand experience from her regarding the course.

Ms Paulina Moses is the MICT information officer of the Erongo regional office, and due to her position it was deemed imperative that she attend.

Paulina said that as an information officer she

came into contact with different members of the community on a daily basis. One of her roles is to disseminate information with regard to government information as well as conduct campaigns. She added, “With this training I will be able to communicate with members of the community who are hearing impaired, meaning that they too will receive the necessary information that we disseminate.”

For Paulina this is an important skill to have in her line of work and shares that she is of course not a pro yet, however she

will continue to do more advanced sign language courses in the future. She explained that sign language helps to bridge the gap between those who can hear and those who cannot. She continued saying, “My oldest sister was the first sign language interpreter on NBC and so I grew up amongst many hearing impaired people and because of that I know how valuable they are to society and how important it is that we all learn sign language.”

According to Juliana Uukongo from the Disability Unit of the Office of

the Prime Minister they see great importance in sign language training for everyone. She shared, “The purpose of this training is to acquaint as many people as possible, who are in various areas which require interaction many times with the general society, with the basic sign language communication skills. It is also part of our disability mainstreaming programme to bring our people with hearing impairment into the national mainstream by enabling them to communicate with people working in various professions.”

Students enjoying the course

New mines Women running for will create Political Office 3 000 jobs Anri Jacobs

“My rights as a woman and Namibian citizen! Gender and Human Rights awareness raising for Namibian citizen” workshop was held in Swakopmund from 26 to 27 June.

The Chamber of Mines believes that the vast number of people who lost their jobs in recent months can be absorbed into the new mines currently under development throughout the country.

The mining industry, in particular uranium, experienced a number of setbacks and major job losses over the past year, but Mr Veston Malangu, the CEO of the Chamber is optimistic that the lob losses can be countered by the new mines coming into operation.

Malangu told Bloomberg on Wednesday that he expects a large number of workers who lost their jobs in the downturn to find employment on the new mines currently being constructed by China Guangong Nuclear Group at Husab, B2Gold in northern Namibia, as well as Weatherly’s Tschudi copper mine.

More than 500 workers were retrenched from Rossing Uranium Mines over the past two years, while a further 400 gar-

ment workers found themselves out on the street earlier this year, when the textile factory at Arandis lost its main contract and had to stop production.

In the south the Glencore-owned zinc and lead mine at Rosh Pinah also shed 124 jobs in June, adding to the already severe unemployment problem in the country.

“We know the workers are skilled and experienced and the three new investments will create more than 3 000 new permanent jobs; they should be able to absorb them,” Veston Malangu said.

Malango said that Husab alone would hire more than 2 000 permanent staff members by the time it reaches full production in 2017, while around 600 would be needed at the gold mine, which is due

Domestic violence other cases for that matter,” //Hoëbeb said.

Several hundred people had come to listen to the commissioner make his first public address to the residents of the DRC. //Hoëbeb cautioned the people to avoid drinking in public, as they could be fined up to N$300 and went on to address a number of crime-related concerns in the area.

“What examples are we setting for the children?”

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to go into operation by the end of 2014. Weatherly will likely employ around 500 by the time it goes into full production in 2015.

“The big challenge is experienced engineers who can take up managerial and other highly technical positions in the entire mining chain,” Malango said.

“We have enough artisans coming from local colleges and that area is fairly covered.

When it comes to experience in areas such as engineering, mining companies are struggling to get the skills,” Malangu was reported as saying.

The report also noted that Namibia’s mining industry provided employment to 7 582 permanent and 909 temporary workers, as well as 8 218 contractors in 2013.

The workshop was held under the theme, “Women running for Political Office,” as a part of the Woman’s Action for Development (WAD) project.

It is a well known fact that the perception still exists in the Namibian society, that men in general are far more advanced than women in terms of levels of academic achievement, knowledge of their rights and knowledge of the functioning of State mechanisms even 24 years after Namibia’s Independence.

This perception inevitably led, in the past and still to a large extent today, to a very unequal representation of the genders in job placements in the higher echelons of national and business activities, with women constituting the minority, notwithstand-

ing their majority in the country’s population.

Various laws saw the light of day, aiming at the protection of women and opening the door, in theory, to their unbiased participation in all areas of human endeavour in our national household.

However, two decades after the adoption of the Namibian Constitution and several laws which aim at equalising the playing field for women in Namibia, gross unequal participation of women is still the order of the day, including their representation in the two Houses of Parliament.

The Delegation of the European Union to Namibia has approved extensive funding towards the project: “My rights as a woman and Namibian citizen! Gender and Human Rights aware-

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he asked, referring to people who walk around in public drinking liquor as if it were perfectly acceptable.

It is a well known fact that alcohol is a key factor in the escalation of violent crimes and alcohol is often linked to cases of domestic abuse and violence against women and children.

“It is immoral, to walk around in public drinking liquor,” he said.

Commissioner //Hoëbeb

also warned against the handling of explosive weapons and ammunition.

Several cases were reported in recent months of local residents hoarding unexploded ordinances on their properties and in some cases in their homes.

Several unexploded ordinances were also found abandoned at different places, such as the municipal rubbish dump.

The commissioner advised residents not to touch live

ammunition, but to leave it where it is. //Hoëbeb emphasised that people should not try and handle these weapons, or even to try to take them to the police, but rather to leave any ordinances and ammunition right where they found them, and to report the matter to the police as soon as possible.

Before the meeting concluded, there was also a general discussion and demonstration of basic

firefighting techniques.

Countless fires have destroyed the homes and lives of many people in the area in recent years and residents were advised to contact the fire department if they do detect any fire that is out of control.

The regional police chief further cautioned the residents against buying stolen goods and hiding known criminals in their homes.

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ness-raising for Namibian citizens”, which will be implemented over a period of three years and which seeks to contribute to a gender sensitive Namibian society where human rights are protected and women enjoy equal opportunities without fear of discrimination, marginalisation or harassment.

Through this project, aspirant women politicians will be trained to equip them with the necessary skills to ensure that they are included on party lists for elections and to assist women to prepare adequately to fulfil a meaningful public role. Political decision-makers will also be sensitised on women’s involvement in politics.

A very important point that was made regards gender equality as one of the key players linked

to sustainable development and which is also vital to the realisation of human rights for all.

The overall objective being a society where women and men enjoy the same opportunities, rights and obligations in all spheres of life.

These all play a massive role in allowing women to run for office. Preparing for political office is not a task to be taken on lightly and the key factors thereof were discussed at the workshop.

The workshop formed one of many to come, covering various important topics and being a part of a large scale project to empower and educate women.

These aspirant women walked away knowing more about running for office, and having the necessary skills to be involved in politics.

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The role play and visualization of the main characters will stay in the minds of these youngsters”, Sugnet Smit, communications and community consultant for AREVA Namibia stated.

The booklets focus on contemporary topics against an intergenerational African background, portraying early childhood and its

problems.

Both the events at Arandis Primary school and UB Dax were attended by Mr Ernest Olivier of the Swakopmund Circuit, together with principals from various schools in the Region.

The introduction of the series is described as a huge success.

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Sites for sore eyes NG kerktoring word herstel Piquet Jacobs Die NG Moedergemeente kerk wat onlangs hulle nuwe leraar, Dominee Jacques Myburgh verwelkom het, moes verlede week hulle 49 jaar oue kerktoring verwyder om dit te herstel.

This photos were taken recently by Marshallino Beukes (Namib Times) in Vrede Rede Street in Tamariskia. The situation is not conducive to the image of the town and the suburb at all. It appears as if the area serves as a rubbish dump for a certain business.

Die kerk en sy toring bestaan al vanaf 31 Julie 1965, die dag van die amptelike steenlegging by die kerk. Die toring weerstaan al die afgelope jare die sterk winde en strawwe weerstoestande van Walvisbaai en het sodanig verweer dat dit onveilig geraak het.

Dit het die vrees laat ontstaan dat die toring 'n bedreiging kon word vir die gemeentelede en die res van die gebou met sy kosbare inhoud. Presies hoe lank die toring se herstel sal duur is nog onbekend.

Vandals sprayed graffiti inscriptions onto the back of the “Welcome to Walvis Bay” sign situated at the entrance of the town recently. The namib times alerted the Municipality about this after a reader took photos and provided it to the newspaper. The sign was constructed in 1998 at a cost of N$98 960.45. It has been the target of vandalism before but unfortunately the culprits have never been caught. “Hopefully, with greater public vigilance and cooperation, vandals can be reported to the relevant authorities and made to suffer the consequences of their acts. This will go a long way in reducing expenditure on maintaining public infrastructure,” said Mr Kevin Adams, Manager: Public Relations & Customer Service. The sign has been repainted in the meantime.

A mysterious pool of water which gathered at the four way stop at Probst Bakery last week caused for much curiosity by motorists and passersby as it seemed that the water suddenly appeared from nowhere. A spokesperson of the Municipality of Walvis Bay confirmed that the water discharge was from a fire hydrant which had been knocked over by a careless motorist. The hydrant has since been fixed.

Picture by Piquet Jacobs

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COMMUNITY & CRIME

Youth must take bull by the horns – Kambueshe Marshallino Beukes

A Regional Cluster Workshop on Youth leadership was yesterday officially opened by Swakopmund mayor, Juuso Kambueshe and he encouraged the youth to tackle hitches, which might cross their paths, valiantly.

This workshop is orchestrated by the National Youth Council and the Ministry of Youth. Participants from the Omaheke, Kunene and Erongo Regions were targeted and 10 representatives from each region will undergo training.

Mayor Kambueshe noted that the country is facing challenges, regarding undisciplined youth, not Swakop Mayor Juuso Kambueshe addressing workshop having respect for attendees

themselves or their elders. He encouraged attendees to work hard on this problem and emphasised that it is tough to become a leader, if one does not have respect or discipline.

The mayor further expressed his concern about youth growing up next to shebeens, with the mentality that it's “normal”. This, according to Kambueshe, should change, as residential areas are supposed to have playgrounds and parks for youngsters to safely

Road accidents haunt coast Marshallino Beukes and Jade McClune

Three people have been killed in road accidents at the coast over the past weekend.

On Friday afternoon the owner of Skubbe Bar, Mr Paul de Witt of Henties Bay was killed in a horrific car crash involving a truck on the gravel road that runs behind Dune 7.

Unofficial sources revealed that Mr de Witt collided head-on with a truck, travelling in an opposite direction.

On Friday evening an elderly couple from Windhoek, identified as the Deputy Director of Culture and Heritage in the Ministry of Youth, National Service, Sport and Culture, vehicle they were traveling in left the road and Mr Andre Strauss and his wife Annie, were overturned. instantly killed at around 18:30 while travelling towards Arandis on the B2 road. Emergency services confirmed that two The accident, involving their 4x4 Hilux Photos of the accident which occurred between Langstrand and Vierkantklip on Saturday bakkie and a truck, occurred about 1km from the turn-off to Husab mine.

According to official sources another truck broke down prior to the accident and was parked on the roadway, without any lights or emergency displays visible.

The driver of the truck, which collided with the couple's vehicle, apparently only saw the broken-down truck Photos contributed by Malcolm Thomas when almost upon it and had to swerve in order to avoid a collision with the stationary people were seriously injured in the crash near truck. This resulted in the fatal head-on Dolphin beach and Virgil Majiedt, as well as Patrick Nashande were rushed to Windhoek collision with the Hilux bakkie.

Rescue workers battled for about two hours to by Eagle Christian Ambulance Services on Saturday afternoon with cut the married couple serious injuries. out of the vehicle. The According to Mr Terrence truck driver sustained Ward of ECAS three of minor injuries and was the occupants were rushed to the Swathrown out of the vehicle, kopmund State hoswith only the driver who pital. had his seatbelt on, been At around 13:20 on cut out of the wreck. The Saturday an accident driver and one passenger near the turnoff to sus-tained minor injuries.

Dolphin beach, on the Accidents recorded at the road between Swacoast have claimed at kopmund and Walvis least seven people's lives Bay, left four people over the past week. with considerable injuries when the

Workshop participants play and be kids. He urged the youth to start getting vocal about this scenario. “We are experiencing a lack in commitment and thus, the youth should stand up and take the bull by the horns”, he con-

cluded. Ms Inge Neunda, who coordinated this workshop stated that it was the third Cluster meeting, with the first two conducted in the Northern and Southern regions. One of the

objectives of this programme is to develop a cadre of future political and social leaders from different political persuasions and different walks of life.

The workshop will conclude on Saturday.

Injured dog found in dunes Piquet Jacobs

A heavily injured dog was rushed to a veterinary surgeon in the hope to save its life after it was found semi-conscious in the dunes near Narraville.

A resident of Firefish Street came across the injured animal while taking his dogs for a stroll through the dunes. His dogs began barking uncontrollably, and he went to investigate “It appeared as if someone tried to slit the dogs A member of the SPCA removes the injured dog throat and attempted to a few times. It seems as – she was put down. remove its head. How though these dogs were “We just wish we got can someone be so the cause of some the call earlier, so that cruel? The animal was injuries to the animal, we could've done in extreme pain and all as there were clear bite more,” commented an I could do was to give it wounds on its SPCA representative. water before Street I alerted the dogs are SPCA”, said constantly the person in fights who conand gettacted the ting innewspaper. jured on a The namib daily bat i m e s sis. accompanThe bigied a volungest proteer of the blem of SPCA to the this situaANIMAL CRUELTY: The suffering animal site where the body. Once the animal tion is finding the animal was laying.

Upon arrival, there was safely loaded into owners of these dogs, were two other dogs the SPCA vehicle, it as in most cases these around the injured dog, was rushed to a vet to injured dogs need licking and smelling it. give it much needed expensive treatment.

Pet owners are reThe SPCA volunteer medical care. quested to keep all their Unfortunately, the ingently picked up the dogs out of the streets, jured animal did not animal with a blanket, to avoid these unmake it through treatmeanwhile the two necessary situations ment, as it lost too dogs present were agand to keep them and much blood and its ingressively restless and other animals safe. juries were very severe needed to be scared off

Tracing of witness The Erongo police is looking for Rebecca Angula in connection with a reckless and/or negligent driving case. She is a key witness and is needed for the finalisation of the case (CR.36/02/2012).

Angula was last residing at 36 Hansina Doeses Street in Kuisebmond, but moved to an unknown residential address and cannot be traced.

Anyone who knows her whereabouts is urged to contact Detective Chief Inspector Immanuel at 064-219023 / 0812426831 or Detective Sgt Amgabeb at 064-219027 / 0812439220

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Tutaleni Primary receives the word of the gospel Mavourlene Gaes

The Jesus Buddies from the Kid's Ministry visited the Tutaleni Primary school on Wednesday, where they educated the learners on the gospel of God. The Ministry started in 2008, where they School, Flamingo Primary School and Tutaleni visited churches and did outreach work in Primary School. This year the ministry will be different rural areas in South Africa. Debbie giving Hope for Kids Evangelistic courses to Viljoen, the founder of the ministry describes the learners of JP Brand School, on the banks of what they do for the children as fulfilling and the Kuiseb River. The course will last for three because they sing and tell Bible stories and the afternoons and is aimed at educating the response they get from them is wonderful. children on the imporShe said this is the tance of God in our third outreach the lives, by giving training ministry has made to on how to equip ChrisNamibian schools. tians on how to share Last year they reached their faith in Christ, 6 000 learners in what he did for us and Erongo region alone, also what the Bible with their message of teaches us on how to Good news. behave and obey the This year they will word of God. At the end visit eight schools, of the training the learsome of the schools the Jesus Buddies entertaining the Learners of Tutaleni ners will receive EvanPrimary School ministry already gelism Explosion International certificates for visited include Narraville Primary having successfully completed the course.

Support for Southern Cross Human Capital Management Centre

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Interkerklike Beweging help skole

Marshallino Beukes

Die Swakopmund Interkerklike Beweging (SIB) het onlangs 'n totaal van N$20 000 aan plaaslike skole oorhandig. Altesaam vyf skole, Vrede Rede, Coastal High School, Festus Gonteb, Swakopmund Primêre skool en Atlantic High School was die begunstigdes en het elk 'n bedrag van N$4 000 ontvang.

Hierdie donasie staan ten doel om sopkombuise by die verskillende skole te finansier en is met groot blydskap en waardering deur die skole in ontvangs geneem.

Pastoor Ruben Petrus, die voorsitter van SIB, het die oorhandiging waargeneem, met eerwaarde Phillip Strydom, Pastoor Balie, me Adeline Clarke (sekretaresse) en mnr Killo Stoffel ook teenwoordig.

Some staff members of the Southern Cross HCM Centre in Keetmanshoop - From left Ms Geraldine Apollus, Riana Vries, Mr Raphael, Ms Hinda (MD), Mrs Nadia Isaacks, and Ms Sylvia Stephanus

The Social Security Commission (SSC) Development Fund is supporting the Southern Cross Human Capital Management (HCM) Centre with a grant to train 148 unemployed Namibians in Food and Beverages preparation as well as Culinary Arts.

Maureen Hinda-Mbaziira of Southern Cross Human Capital Management Centre: “Social Security is filling a very crucial gap of skills training and youth unemployment and with very significant valuable impact addressing basic social need/challenge at the bottom line of society and most importantly in the most needed areas. It should continue doing good for the ordinary young person on the street and the broader Namibian society.”

Rino Muranda, Head of Corporate Communications at the SSC said that the Development Fund aims at conducting training schemes and employment schemes, approved by the President of the Republic of Namibia, for the benefit of socioeconomically disadvantaged people who are unemployed. “Further we grant bursaries, loans and other forms of financial aid to students enrolled at any recognised technical or academic institutions of higher education.”

The grant has enabled the Southern Cross HCM Centre to take youths from the street and empower them with skills in the Hospitality Industry that

enhance their employability. Some of the trainees from the first group who completed their course are successfully employed, mainly at food outlets and Shoprite at the new Mall in Keetmanshoop.

The current group of 20 students has placement already at some Lodges for internship and possible full-time employment based on performance during internship and vacancies. Maureen: “We are halfway

through the training and are looking forward to completing it by December 2014, as demand for training is very high but due to poverty people are unable to pay for much needed training.”

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The Walvis Bay harbour

Obtaining Fishing

Permits

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Tender awarded for N$4 billion fuel storage facility at Walvis Bay Jade McClune

Construction of a massive storage facility at Walvis Bay, capable of holding 75 million litres of fuel, will start within the coming weeks.

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

The future SADC Gateway Port worth of fuel, but at present “We don’t even have anything that meets that 30-day period. So, as a country we are exposed,” he said. The 30-day period will become the new minimum threshold, he explained.

Mr Amathila also noted that where necessary the committees of parliament should intervene, by gathering all the necessary technical information they need to be in a position to advise the cabinet in this

regard. Namcor currently runs three fuel storage depots across the country and holds a 9% stake in the wholesale distribution of fuel, but is also looking at establishing a number of fuel stations countrywide.

The 75 million litre bulk fuel storage facility will be built on land owned by Namcor to the north of the existing harbour and within the ambit of the new North Harbour, known as the SADC Gateway Port.

Walvis Bay and Swakopmund Tides The sun will rise in Walvis Bay at 06:42 today and sunset will be at 17:34. The moonset will take place at 08:55 at 263º west.

Eventually, the moon will rise again in the east (95º) at 21:04. The first high tide will be at 04:35 and the next high tide at 17:05.

The first low tide will be at 10:30 and the next low tide at 23:05.

The sun will rise in Swakopmund at 06:42 today and sunset will be at 17:34. The moonset will take place at 08:55 at 263º west.

Eventually, the moon will rise again in the east (95º) at 21:04. The first high tide will be at 04:35 and the next high tide at 17:00.

The first low tide will be at 10:25 and the next low tide at 22:55.

The sun will rise in Walvis Bay at 06:42 Wednesday and sunset will be at 17:34. The moonset will take place at 09:41 at 268º west. Eventually, the moon will rise again in the east (89º) at 22:06. The first high tide will be at 05:25 and the next high tide at 17:50.

The first low tide will be at 11:15 and the next low tide at 23:55.

The sun will rise in Swakopmund at 06:41 Wednesday and sunset will be at 17:35. The moonset will take place at 09:40 at 268º west. Eventually, the moon will rise again in the east (89º) at 22:06. The first high tide will be at 05:20 and the next high tide at 17:50.

The first low tide will be at 11:10 and the next low tide at 23:50.

The sun will rise in Walvis Bay at 06:42 Thursday and sunset will be at 17:35. The moonset will take place at 10:24 at 273º west. Eventually, the moon will rise again in the east (84º) at 23:05. The first high tide will be at 06:15 and the next high tide at 18:45.

The only low tide of the day will be at 12:05.

The sun will rise in Swakopmund at 06:41 Thursday and sunset will be at 17:35. The moonset will take place at 10:24 at 273º west. Eventually, the moon will rise again in the east (84º) at 23:05. The first high tide will be at 06:10 and the next high tide at 18:40.

The only low tide of the day will be at 12:00.

Port Log

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

Brendan Simbwaye Square, Block C, C/o Uhland & Goethe Street Tel +264 61 205 3911 Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 and 14:00 - 17:00 Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00 - 13:00 Where can you get a permit for using 4x4/quad bike/motorbike in the authorised ORV zone in the dune belt between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay? MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND TOURISM

Swakopmund Office

Corner Bismarck Street and Sam Nujoma Avenue, Tel +264 64 404 576 Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 &14:00 - 17:00 Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00 - 13:00

Walvis Bay Office

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

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central government wants to retain full ownership.

Namcor said last week that the tender specifications include the design, engineering and construction of an oil tanker jetty, a buffer pump station, petroleum pipelines and the crucial 75 million litre oil storage facility.

Mr Obeth Kandjoze, the MD of Namcor, explained last week that the risks to the economy, of a reduced or suspended supply of fuel are obvious.

He noted that for a country like Namibia, which is a net importer of fuel (and a ‘price-taking country’, as opposed to a price-setting country), building the internal bulk storage capacity to store at least 30 days’ worth of reserve fuel is considered good practice by international standards. Highly industrialised countries such as China and the USA tend to store at least 6 months

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“Namibia is not an oil-producing country, but we have to keep on looking until we find oil, because that will help us a great deal if we can find oil and refine our own oil, rather than keep on importing fuel from other countries,” the chairman of the parliamentary committee on energy security, Mr Ben Amathila said on Friday.

Speaking to reporters in Windhoek, Amadhila said that chronic oil imports represent a major drain on Namibia’s foreign currency reserves.

“I fully agree that it is a bit of a risk to have all our fuel in Walvis Bay at one spot. So decentralisation would possibly come in very handy”, but that would come at a significant cost, Amathila said.

“It will cost a lot of money, which NamCor may not have.”

Namcor will manage the new storage facility, but

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The Namibia Petroleum Corporation (Namcor) announced last week that the massive N$4 billion tender for the construction of a bulk fuel storage facility near the harbour was awarded to a joint venture company that includes the Roads Contractor Company (RCC) and China Harbour Construction Engineering Company.

With the constant rise in fuel prices and an ever-increasing number of vehicles on the country’s roads the need for a secure fuel supply has become more pronounced in recent years. At present the country has the capacity to store 15 days of the national fuel requirement. The fluctuation of oil prices on the international market is considered one of the main reasons that the government decided to move ahead with establishing a strategic fuel storage facility at the coast.

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?

HENTIES BAY Jakkalsputz Bennie se Rooi Lorrie Mile 33 Mile 30 Hoboomsgat Wlotzkasbaken Mile 14 Mile 8 Wreck

Mile 8 Mile 4 SWAKOPMUND

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Cancer Conference coming to Namibia Anri Jacobs

The eighth Cervical, Breast and Prostate Cancer in Africa Conference (SCCA) is taking place in Windhoek, Namibia from 20 to 22 July 2014. The conference is being co-hosted by the Office of the First Lady of the Republic of Namibia, with the Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) in collaboration with various key partners and will be held at the Safari Hotel and Conference Centre, Windhoek, Namibia.

The burden of reproductive system cancers has been increasing in many developing countries. Breast cancer is the commonest cancer affecting women and has been shown to be more aggressive in developing countries than in high- income countries. In Namibia the breast cancer numbers are staggeringly high. In 2011 alone the breast cancer numbers amongst men where 5 new cases and in females, the number is 291 new cases.

Cervical cancer is the second leading cancer among women in many countries and has been closely associated with the human Papilloma virus infection, a virus which has been reported to be highly prevalent in many countries. In 2010 the total number of cases of Cervical cancer according to the Cancer Association of Namibia came to 234 cases and in 2011 the total number of cases were 185. Globally, 270 000 women die due to cervical cancer and 530 000 new cases of cervical cancer are reported every year.

Prostate cancer, endometrial and- ovarian cancers are other reproductive system cancers that have been shown to be on the increase in many settings. There is need for an increase in awareness and education about cancer, and Health Ministries across Africa have placed attention to prevention, treatment and palliation of cancers. Through its Annual Stop Cervical Cancer in Africa Conference and Global Summit on Women Cancers in Africa, the foundation has brought both regional and international attention to cancer and its burden on Africa.

The Forum of African First Ladies against Breast and Cervical Cancer initiated by Princess Nikky Onyeri, which was established in 2007 with 15 African First Ladies, has created awareness about cancer in the region. African Parliamentarians and Health Ministers

against Cancer, which was launched in 2010 has also lent their support to issues of cancer across Africa.

Cancer Action Plans, mainly for breast, prostate and cervical cancer, are being drawn up

by African Governments and Health Ministers for their countries.

We spoke to Mr Samuel /Gôagoseb who is the Permanent Secretary at the Office of the President who is also the chairperson of th the Task Force for 8 Stop Cervical, Breast and Prostate Cancer in Africa Conference (8th SCCA). He shared more insights on why the conference will be held in Namibia this year. He said that the conference is an annual event hosted by the African Countries on a rotational basis and under the patronage of the respective First Lady of the hosting country. The first conference was held in Abuja, Nigeria in 2007, followed by six more from 2008 up to 2013, hosted by Uganda, South Africa, Ghana, Ethiopia, Zambia and Mozambique respectively. He added that it was during the 7th Stop Cervical Can-

cer in Africa Conference in Maputo, Mozambique that the Republic of Namibia was chosen to host the th 8 Conference this year, scheduled for 20 – 22 July, under the patronage of Madame Penehupifo Pohamba.

Mr Samuel /Gôagoseb continued saying, “This, to a large extend, is contributable to the excellent work our First Lady has done as President of the Organisation of African First Ladies against HIV&AIDS (OAFLA) and as Ambassador of Peace and indeed due to her commitment to her charity work in Namibia.”

The main drive behind the conference according to Mr /Gôagoseb is to take stock of the gains made through collective efforts by the public and private sectors, health professionals, academia and other relevant stake holders on the subject of cancer in terms of prevention, diagnoses, treatment, care, awareness and education. In addition, it aims to effectively chart the way forward in terms of developing national cancer prevention, treatment and care strategies for par-

ticipating countries.

The conference is also aiming to seek high level political commitment and support against cancer which will greatly assist us all in finding holistic approaches and therefore effective solutions, not only as a country but as continent as a whole. Mr /Gôagoseb further shared, “As a result, the conference will be attended by African First Ladies, Health Ministers, Speakers of Parliaments and a broad range of stakeholders from high level policy makers across diverse sectors ranging from civil society and development partners to affected and interested target groups.”

When asked why the conference is important the office of the President and to the office of the first lady, Mr /Gôagoseb explained, “It is important because as a country, Namibia stands to gain knowledge transfer from the discourse on new developments within the cancer prevention sphere from around the world.” He continued, “Furthermore, Namibia will show case as a c o u n t r y, w h o s e Government is committed to the well-being of its people and hence it has created a peaceful and democratic society that is wo r th e m ul a t i n g .”

Overall the goal of the conference is to discuss matters of cancer of the

reproductive system in order to contribute to the development of strategic actions that will help in the reduction of these cancers. The conference will interrogate the status of cancer in the context of sexual and reproductive health and rights in Africa in particular with the focus on girls, adolescents, youth, women and men of the reproductive age.

This is especially vital in view of the challenges health professionals are faced with on a daily basis which include; late presentation and therefore poor treatment outcome; low levels of knowledge about reproductive cancers at community levels; fear and stigma associated with finding out one has cancer; lack of a holistic control programme in the country at all levels from workplace to community

level. Mr /Gôagoseb added, “We are also hopeful that the conference will seek high level political commitment and support against cancer which will greatly assist us all in finding holistic approaches and therefore effective solutions, not only as a country but as a continent.” According to Mr /Gôagoseb the Conference is expected to be highly interactive. The conference presentations, papers and posters will explore the conference theme and the subthemes. Video show, group discussions, case studies, and experience sharing will also be utilized. Recommendations adopted, shall reposition the African continent in addressing challenges with regard to cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment, referral and care.

Registration is free and

open for interested and affected persons from the public.

Stalls for exhibitions are available. For this and other vital information on the conference, people are welcome to register onl i n e a t w w w. sccanamibia2014.org or they can also acquire forms from the Event Organisers office at Unit 102A Links, Maerua Park, Tel: +264 61 251014, Fax: +264 61 251095, Email: namukolo@conferenc elink.com.na; elzene@conferencelink.com. na. For more information you can contact Valery Mwashekele, Communications Officer at Office of the First Lady. Tel: 0855577755 Email: namibia001@oafla.org. You can also contact the Event Organisers: Tel: +264 61 251014 Email: info@conferencelink.com. na or jezreelbrains@gmail.com

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Dogs terrorise Narraville Community According to a resident of Narraville, a group of violent dogs (belonging to the same person) are roaming the streets of the suburb and are scaring the residents of the community into isolation.

Re-marquon Pallais How did you manage to take such a foto if the dogs are so vicious? why do people always get mislead whn they see a pitbull?this breed means people no harm, the real problms are those pavement specials nd some german sherperds..dnt always mis-

judge pitbulls,they are very loving nd loyal dogs.. in fact go take pictures of those pavement specials eating out of rubbish bins nd walking around wth diseases.

Morne Visser If you own a dog it belongs in a yard, wonder if these owners pay dog licences?

Elizabeth Tórsdóttir Hentze Viscous or not, if you own a dog, it must stay in your yard.

Ebg Gariseb The municipality must be held liable if these freely roaming the streets dogs attacks or kills people or children,their dog division is non existant for the past 10 years,

only open for issuing dog licences, unlicensed dogs r breeding daily in k/mund nd n/ville, dogs r twice the size of the w/bay inhabitants, people jogging/ walking with dogs not on leash, municipal rules nd regulations r not adhered to.W/bay Munipality BE WARNED!!!

Parking space squabble A Walvis Bay resident had the tyre of her vehicle deflated for parking in front of a motor spares shop while doing business next door.

Fishur Shaningwa These businesses should invest in tyre clamps and charge N$200 to have it removed. If motorist are clearly and ignorant to warning signs and verbal warnings CLAMP their Tyres.

Nieuwoudt Boshoff We have the EXACT same problem at our office!

There are signs put up that state ‘PRIVATE PARKING’ & ‘PARKING FOR TENANTS ONLY’, yet somehow people ‘can’t see’ or ‘read’ them, and when you ask them to move their vehicles, you are the one who is ‘in the.

Werner Salpeter I have NO sympathy with this driver, people is Walvis Bay are thick skinned and need to grow up, NO PARKING...... means NO PARKING, how will this person feel if I park in front of her garage.......yeah I thought so!!! Stop being

so ignorant and be careful where you park........

EASY AS THAT!!!!!!

Thelma Kleinhans Wel gedaan. Mety mense ignoreer net die signs, en wil daarmee weg kom.

Ons sit ook in dieselfde situasie. Mense wili hoor nie.

Jaco Coetzee Big problem everywhere, people have no respect or consideration for others and park how and where they like, then she still has the arrogance to go to the police? Typical self centered, selfish, arrogant idiot.

Tunino R Haskell Slow Loyiso Daniel, if it is your real name, what does being a Coloured have anything to do with this at all? Or does your first name “Slow”

describe your way of thinking Slow Loyiso Daniel Daai vrou lieg. vrouens wel ni atyd admit that hulle vrkeerd es nie. ek glo vas sy es n clourd vrou. dai mense es bja problem.

Erica Cogill Stunned!

Why do we have laws then? If I do something wrong and get disciplined, I explain that I have tummy ache and then all is OK. Chris Engels Ha ha ha ek is bly om te sien dat die baaiers nog rof is, het in Walvis 30 jaar gelede gebly, toe was ons ook so rof en onbeskof, ek het nou lekker gelag dankie aan almal van julle wat hier bo komentaar gelewe het julle almal het my Sondag gemaak.

Eddie Scott Ek dink ek moet vir myself 'n besigheid op die been bring deur om net wielle te clamp, klink na 'n plan Werner Salpeter You know what this town needs... more one-ways... and more diagonal parking... like in Swakop!

Mina Johannes People should respect other people’s privacy... and taking a walk for 20 min its good exercise anyways... as dit ek was sou ek nie eens die tyre reg gemaak het nie... so disrespectful.

Des Müller Parkering in hierdie dorp is ‘n reuse probleem. Ek moet soms vir ‘n hele 20 min. al om die blok ry net vir ‘n parkering om by my kantoor uit te kom.

Owner responds To the lady whose tyre was deflated while parked in the street?

Thanks so much for the photograph you provided of the deflated tyre with interlocks underneath.

As far as I know there are no roads in Walvis Bay with interlocks. The photo of the Private Property and customer parking only sign was a nice touch.

The only thing you failed to photograph were the red poles planted on the border of the

property which demarcates the parking area.

We moved our shop to this location because it provides parking for our customers.

We have to employ a security guard to try and keep the parking open for our own customers.

He will ask politely that they remove their vehicle and explain why, but that has often

resulted in verbal abuse and on one occasion in December last year the threat of physical violence. To the people who park here illegally.

If you respect the property of others they will hopefully respect yours.

Paul Loetscher Apex Motor Spares

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Residents Association Newsletter No. 34, June 2014

Thank you Swakopmund Municipality for reacting to our request of last month’s newsletter and having the amphitheatre and surrounds cleaned.

We hoped this will be done on a regular basis from now on.

A nasty accident happened recently in the right hand turn of Moses Garoeb Street into Rhode Alee, costing a senior citizen his life. This is a sharp downhill bend and calls for the erection of speed bumps to avoid further tragedy.

The Swakopmund Municipal Sports Club likes to travel and compete in events elsewhere, this costs money and our council is very generous in supporting these events financially. After the financial disaster of the SAIMSA Games held locally during September last year and costing the taxpayer N$1 111 563.84 council at the June meeting approved another N$50 000 on top of the annual grant of N$100 000 in favour of the Sports Club.

The strong objection of Cllr V Steinkopff of the SRA could however not prevent this decision from being accepted. This year’s SAIMSA games will be held at East London with our local Sports Club participating. The above mentioned finances are available for the event and any amount exceeding will have to be raised by the participants. Who will cover the shortfall?

The Swakopmund Chamber of Commerce (NCCI) intends holding a Business Expo from 9 – 11 October 2014 in the area surrounding the Swakopmund Indoor Sports Centre. This

event is generously supported by council, we fully agree with the decision.

During the June end council meeting Mayor J Kambueshe again referred to the interest the Swakopmund Residents Association is taking in council procedures and welcomed the positive criticism which we are expressing in our newsletters, calling on other organisations to follow suit..

The dubious transaction of Erf 3486 in favour of Swapo party has been defended by our Mayor. His argument is that any political party could apply for land of similar value to erect their offices, This is a very weak excuse as the mayor himself should know that most other political parties are experiencing financial problems to run their administration especially now during election time, not everyone has unlimited access to government funds.The socalled updated property policy is definitely not in favour of the residents of this town.

The Swakopmund Residents Association wants to again stress very strongly that we are not against Swapo Party purchasing a piece of ground for their own purposes, but we can not agree to a socalled sale of an erf which had a market value of N$2 million plus and through manipulation and rezoning was valued down to N$30 000,

to suit the party which is represented in council by a majority.

This is a blatant and obvious tactic and no-one is fooled by it. The interests of the town and all inhabitants should be above political party interests.

In this one issue your association has informed you about the waste of serious municipal (our) funds for sporting purposes, and the dubious method of rezoning land specifically to be bought cheaply by the Swapo party.

Residents of Swakopmund, irrespective of colour or creed, we need to stand together to be able to prevent this type of abuse.

What is today a small pebble, will in time become a landslide if we turn away in apathy. We do not want steadily to fall into bankruptcy like so many other badly managed towns in Namibia.

During the past week gangsters have been active again and broke into a car whilst the tourists were climbing the dunes along the road to Walvis Bay, a laptop, cash money and travelling documents amongst others were stolen, a very nasty event.

Our mayor who continuously stresses the importance of tourism will not be happy to hear about this.

Please warn any tourist you know of intending to go dune-climbing of the danger.

Laptop thief arrested Police conducting a stop and search operation at the entrance to Narraville on Saturday morning, found 14 laptops in the boot of a taxi.

Kaylene Nash Well done Narraville police!!

Rupert Smith Kap die goed se vingers af !!! Wat maak hulle in onse land... ons ken laptop ogh lmga Cecilia Van Rensburg Di Zimbabwean moet terug gaan na sy land hy ga net weer steel. Wat soek hy hier.

Rowan Schwartz Good job sergeant Geiseb! Never fear when Geiseb is around.

Gregory Irvin Lewin Ons Narraville police speel nie... hier word jy gevang... so pasop boewe!!!

Speedy Kanana Romeo Goseb I salute Nampol just wanna plead with them not to give public notices pertaining to their road blocks as to where and when

Kumbulani Terence Sai The thieves must pay, those who break in other peoples’ houses.e poor zim guy is going to fry for buying stolen stuff, a lesson never to buy any item withoutt proper papers, that does not stop this w….s for even killing fr an empty handbag, shame.

Asteria Mutima Congratulations to the police because it takes time to get that. The only problem is that people know who those thieves are but they don’t deport them back to Zimbabwe. I know a lot of them and I can say thier names too. Iam a victim too and I know who they are and it’s what they do for living there in Namibia.

Slow Loyiso Daniel Kama:

kap die gud se fingers af, wat as jou kind of broer eendag gaan steel, sal jy ook se laat sy fingers af gekap word. julle moet soos normal mense denk etse. die dronk es mos daar.

Charlotte Van Zyl PLEASE,! WE WANT TO SEE THEIR FACES ‘’ PHOTO’’s POSTERS etc. or must they first be found guilty what is more needed, the poor owners, what they are going through?!!!!! Next we will have too pay to get our stolen items back!

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From left: Debbie Viljoen, Patrick Britz and Seretta Rencs

MUCH APPRECIATED

South African based Children Evangelist Debbie Viljoen from Jesus Buddies Ministries visited Narraville Primary School (NPS) last Thursday and presented a session to the learners. She treated the learners to a video titled “Being a soldier for Jesus” and they sang faith based choirs. The video show with “God never lets you down” as theme had the children in stitches. Viljoen who visited the school for a third time encouraged the learners not to give up despite circumstances and said that it was always a pleasure to visit NPS. Viljoen visited various schools in the Erongo region and conducted a disciple ship course for 240 learners at JP Brand School. The participating learners received certificates upon completion of the course which lasted three days.

Teacher Rencs also handed over 10 boxes with approximately 1 000 pairs of shoes to pastor Patrick Britz. The shoes were collected from students when the school hosted a “footloose day” last week. Pastor Britz and members of his ministry plan to visit the Kavango region in August to conduct mission work and will then distribute the shoes to learners in need of it.

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(Series Starts) 17:00 Koowee

20:30 Under The Dome S2

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WEDNESDAY

TODAY 06:00 Dagbreek S3 07:30 Die Woord Oordenking S7 07:35 Koowee 08:00 Koowee 08:30 Binnelanders S4

09:00 Villa Rosa S10 09:30 De Kat S4 (Series Starts) 10:00 Sterlopers S1 (Series Ends) 10:30 Debra S1 (Series Starts) 11:00 Geloof, Hoop en Liefde S4 11:30 BVP 12:00 Inkopie-uur 13:00 Sakefokus 14:00 Dagbreek Bestes S3 14:30 Fiesta S13 15:00 Munisipaliteit van Gwarra Gwarra S1 15:30 Superrugby 16:30 Jan Braai S4 17:00 Koowee 17:30 Bravo S4

18:00 Villa Rosa S10 18:30 Binnelanders S4 19:00 eNuus 19:30 Die Nataniel Tafel S3 (Series Starts) 20:00 Pandjieswinkelstories S1 (Series Starts) 21:00 Wild en Wragtag S2 21:30 Impresario S1 (Encore) 22:00 Dagbreek Bestes S3 22:30 Villa Rosa S10 23:00 Binnelanders S4 23:30 eNuus 00:00 De Kat S4 (Series Starts) 00:30 Jan Braai S4 01:00 Munisipaliteit van Gwarra Gwarra S1 01:30 Moeggeploeg S1 02:00 BVP 02:30 Sing Stories S1 03:30 Sêr 2014 04:00 Geloof, Hoop en Liefde S4

04:30 Musiekvideos

06:00 Dagbreek S3 07:30 Die Woord Oordenking S7 07:35 Koowee 08:30 Binnelanders S4 09:00 Villa Rosa S10 09:30 Fiesta S13 10:00 Superrugby 11:00 Moeggeploeg S1 11:30 De Kat S4 (Series Starts) 12:00 Inkopie-uur 13:00 Pandjieswinkelstories S1 (Series Starts) 14:00 Wild en Wragtag S2 14:30 Impresario S1 15:00 Debra S1 (Series Starts) 15:30 Die Nataniel Tafel S3 (Series Starts) 16:00 Sing Stories S1 17:00 Koowee 17:30 Sêr 2014 18:00 Villa Rosa S10 18:30 Binnelanders S4 19:00 eNuus 19:30 Kwêla S16 20:30 Debra S1

21:00 Robinson Regstreeks S7 21:30 Sakegesprek S5 22:00 Impresario S1 22:30 Villa Rosa S10 23:00 Binnelanders S4 23:30 eNuus 00:00 Pandjieswinkelstories S1 (Series Starts) 01:00 Wild en Wragtag S2 01:30 De Kat S4 (Series Starts) 02:00 Fiesta S13 02:30 Die Nataniel Tafel S3 (Series Starts) 03:00 Groot Trek S1 (Series Starts) 04:00 Zoid Afrika S1 (Series Starts) 05:00 Musiekvideos 05:25 Die Woord Oordenking S7 05:30 Dagbreek S3

17:30 Munisipaliteit van Gwarra Gwarra S1 18:00 Villa Rosa S10 18:30 Binnelanders S4 19:00 eNuus 19:30 Bravo S4 20:00 Groot Trek S1 21:00 Zoid Afrika S1 22:00 Moeggeploeg S1 22:30 Villa Rosa S10 23:00 Binnelanders S4 23:30 eNuus 00:00 Sêr 2014 00:30 Sing Stories S1 01:30 Fiesta S13 02:00 Debra S1 (Series Starts) 02:30 De Kat S4 (Series Starts) 03:00 Robinson Regstreeks S7 03:30 Sakegesprek S5 04:00 Pandjieswinkelstories S1 (Series Starts) 05:00 Musiekvideos 05:25 Die Woord Oordenking S7 05:30 Dagbreek S3

WEDNESDAY

TODAY 06:00 Britain's Got Talent S8 07:00 Raising Hope S4 13 07:30 Criminal Minds Disney S9 08:30 The Talk S4 PG 09:30 Smurfs 2 PG

06:00 Dagbreek S3 07:30 Die Woord Oordenking S7 07:35 Koowee 08:30 Binnelanders S4 09:00 Villa Rosa S10 09:30 Pandjieswinkelstories S1 (Series Starts) 10:30 Impresario S1 11:00 Wild en Wragtag S2 11:30 TheGoldbergs S1 PG13 12:00 Britain's Got Talent S8 13:00 The Talk S4 PG 14:00 The Good Wife S5 PG13 15:00 Nashville S2 16:00 Royal Pains S5 17:00 NCIS Los Angeles S5 13V 18:00 The Middle S5 PG 18:30 Britain's Got Talent S8 19:30 Chicago PD S1

12:00 Britain's Got Talent S8 13:00 The Talk S4 PG 14:00 Nashville S2 15:00 Almost Human S1 13V

05:00 The Talk S4 PG THURSDAY

06:00 Britain's Got Talent S8 07:00 TheGoldbergs S1 PG13 07:30 Crisis S1

08:30 The Talk S4 PG

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11:30 Debra S1 12:00 Inkopie-uur 13:00 Sakefokus 14:00 Die Nataniel Tafel S3 (Series Starts) 14:30 Kwêla S16 15:30 Robinson Regstreeks S7 16:00 Sakegesprek S5 16:30 De Kat S4

21:30 Shameless S4 18VSNL Double Bill Finale 23:30 Vice S1 18V 00:00 Crisis S1 01:00 Stoker 16VS 03:00 The Thirteenth Tale 16V 05:00 The Talk S4 PG

21:30 CSI S14 22:30 Shameless S4 18VSNL 00:30 House Of Cards (Col) S2 16L 01:30 The Leftovers S1 02:30 Identity Thief 16VSL 04:20 Born To Be Wild PG

06:00 Britain's Got Talent S8 07:00 The Middle S5 PG 07:30 Modern Family S5 PG13L 08:00 Two And A Half Men S11 13SL 08:30 The Talk S4 PG 09:30 The Hot Flashes 13SL 16:00 Chicago PD S1 17:00 The Mentalist S6 13V 18:00 Friends With Better Lives S1 18:30 Britain's Got Talent S8 19:30 Modern Family S5 PG13L 20:00 Two And A Half Men S11 13SL 20:30 The Mentalist S6 13V

11:30 Friends With Better Lives S1 12:00 Britain's Got Talent S8 13:00 The Talk S4 PG 14:00 The Mentalist S6 13V

15:00 Criminal Minds Disney S9 16:00 24: Live Another Day S1 17:00 Hawaii Five-O S4 13V

18:00 Mike & Molly S4 13SL 18:30 Britain's Got Talent S8 19:30 24: Live Another Day S1 20:30 Hawaii Five-O S4 21:30 NCIS Los Angeles S5 22:30 Under The Dome S2 23:30 CSI S14 00:30 Vice S1 18V 01:00 The Great Gatsby 13V 03:20 Jesus Henry Christ 05:00 The Talk S4 PG

WARNING

Don’t allow any Newspaper vendors into your house or business.

A number of them had been caught stealing cellphones and wallets when entering premises in Walvis Bay and Swakopmund.

Buy your Newspaper only from vendors on the street

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Helniq reaches out Anri Jacobs

Last year December Helniq Bezuidenhoudt won N$100 000 at the ProEd treasure hunt and it is at that moment she decided she would follow her lifelong dream and use the money to help those in need.

Helniq already has great plans for various projects and upcoming events during the year.

This 18 year old inspirational lady came to us with her story to share with the community and create awareness regarding various projects she will be taking on.

The first big event that Helniq is organising all by herself will be the Miss CHAIN beauty pageant.

This will be held on 30 August in Swakopmund with the venue to be confirmed. CHAIN is the Children Handicap Action in Namibia association and is there for all the handicapped and those in need. All proceeds will go to them.

Helniq has a great love for music dancing and modelling, and hopes to inspire and educate other young girls in

the modelling industry, starting with the Miss CHAIN pa-geant.

Before the CHAIN pageant, Helniq will be hosting a fun day in Walvis Bay which will be filled with lots of fun activities for the whole family. Some of the exciting things to look forward to include various stalls to browse through, braais, cake and coffee, jumping castles and much more.

Apart from doing all of this, Helniq also plays an active role in the Tamariskia Primary School’s community, where she was a student herself and attended Mrs Rose’s class in Grade two.

Last week we spoke about the traditional dances that Mrs Rose teaches the students of Tamariskia Primary School as a part of the their life skills subject which forms a part of

their school curriculum.

Helniq helps Mrs Rose to present these traditional dancing classes to the students.

She will also towards the end of the month, donate stationary and a few other school essentials to the students of Tamariskia Primary, as part of her giving back to the community of Swakopmund.

Helniq shared that helping others and doing charity work is above all her greatest passion in life.

She is beyond ecstatic when she can help other people and organise beauty pageants and charity events.

Helniq hopes, through all of these events that she will be hosting, to catch the eye of bigger institutions in the hope of allowing her to be part of greater projects.

Her greatest dream of all is to register her

WALVIS BAY • Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Book Exchange at the Mission to Seafarers. All Welcome.

• Every Tuesday: Blood clinic (NAMBTS) at Welwitschia Hospital next to indoor pool.

• 16 July: M.O.T.H. Escarpment Shellhole - Delville Wood Remembrance Day. • 26 July: Bethel Cong Women’s Fellowship present “July Ladies’’ with Linda van der Merwe of Channel 7.

• Sat. 2 Aug.: St Petrus Rooms Katolieke Kerkbasaar op kerkgronde.

• 5 Aug: Interkerklike gebedskring - Metodiste kerk in Kuisebmond om 09:00.

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Helniq Bezuidenhoudt very own foundation fund for the sole purpose of helping others.

If anyone would like to help or donate

something towards Helniq’s initiatives, you can contact her at 081 669 7069.

Ngoma Africa Band to rock 5 th International African Festival

The popular Ngoma Africa band, also known as “FFU-Ughaibuni” will be among many acts expected to thrill fans at the 5th International African Festival in Tübingen, Germany.

The extravaganza will take place from July 17-20. Ngoma Africa, based in Germany, founded in 1993 by band leader Ebrahim Makunja also known as Kamanda Ras Makunja, is home to a number of talented musicians, including soloist Christian Bakotessa aka

Chris-B. Others are Jo Souza, Matondo Benda, Aj Nbongo, Flora William, Jessicha Ouyah, Groly Mundeke, Gailo Proof and others.

The band, followed by millions worldwide, is famous for driving audiences crazy with “Extraordinary Rhythm”

Bongo dance from East Africa.

Ngoma Africa has released numbers of CDs, including the latest, “BONGO TAMBARARE” which you can listen to at www. ngoma-africa.com or h t t p : / / w w w. n g o m a africa.com

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

Contact: Ed Barbour 064-405 604.

• Markets at the Last Resort Centre: Last Sunday of every month. They are situated at 5 Libertine Amadhila street, one street up from the Jetty. Markets @ 10:00 - 14:00 (29 June, 3 Aug, 31 Aug, 28 Sept & 2 Nov).

• Swakopmund Toastmasters: Meets every first and third Monday of the month at the Europa Hof Hotel, Bismark Str 39, Swakopmund, Namibia from 19:00 20:30.

• Shalom Market: Every Saturday 12 kms eastwards outside Swakopmund along the Swakop river.

• 15 July: NCCI Swakopmund branch business breakfast talk series at the Napolitana Restaurant from 07:00 - 07:30.

• 17 July: Manica’s Talent Development Centre invites you for a Business for breakfast - Mass Housing Development from 08:00 - 11:00.

• 1 to 3 August: Swakopmund Indoor Sports Centre: SISC Opening - includes Springbokfees hosted

by Springbok Legend Burger Geldenhys - Potjiekos Competition tickets available. Saturday, 2 August Areva/SISC Fun Run & Walk.

• 2 Augustus: Bio and Fleamarket at Wild Rocket (former Arkaden Café) every Saturday from 09:00 -12:00.

Contact 081 127 5442.

• 30 Augustus: St Stefanus Roman Catholic Church, Tamariskia, Langarm Dance with Swingers at the Swakopmund Town Hall starts 20:00 till late.

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.

• Art Stop Gallery, Swakopmund: Fine collection of Namibian and South African Artists. Gallery hours: 09:00 - 19:00 Monday - Sunday. Shop No. 2 Brauhaus Arcade.

• Woermann Haus - Art Gallery: Namibia - Our country - Our people • Permanent collection & selected art on offer till end of February.

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The world through my lens Anri Jacobs

This week I want to share with you some simple yet amazing tips I found that will change your photography forever and allow for some new creativity to flow into your life and work.

Sometimes it’s the lit- subject and will give how to work with light, Sometimes when we plan tle things in life that new perspective to you will also find that too much for a shoot we make the difference, your work. Fixed focal there is no such thing as might lose some of the and the same counts lengths for example the bad light. It all depends on most essential parts. Somefor your photography. 50mm work unbelieva- what you want to do, the times you have to think I hope you find some bly well in this case and story you want to tell and less and just shoot, let your will create interesting the message you want to heart capture the essence of them useful.

Use your feet to zoom Getting up close and personal with your subject will change the way you look at your

work.

Light Light Light Practice makes perfect, and through your mistakes you will learn

kes perfect

Practice ma

send. Use the light to your advantage, bend it like you need it.

Get up close and then get even closer When shooting, try to leave out unnecessary objects from your frame, including too much into your shot will create chaos and your viewer will get lost in all that there is to see.

Except of course if this is what you want to do.

Don’t overanalyse

of the scene. We always want an image to be technically correct.

Practice makes perfect This is by far the only thing that will bring you progression in your photography. We only learn through our mistakes in life and so also in our photography. Experiment and try and try again. Go back to a shoot you have already done, redo it and see how Light, Light, Light much you have improved.

Get up close, then get even closer

‘Express from us’ on M-Net! In a bold move that cements its reputation as Africa’s prime pay-television content provider, M-Net is closing the time-gap between the international debut of top-rated series like never before.

With the revolutionary ‘Express from the US’ viewing experience, MNet series fans will now be able to enjoy some of their favourite shows within 24-hours of its American broadcast.

The first must-see show that will receive the ‘Express from the US’ treatment is the powerful drama Ray Donovan, while the popular LA fixer (Ray Donovan) will return to US screens for the second season in their prime-time slot on Sunday, 13 July.

The very same episode will premiere on M-Net (DStv Channel 101) on Monday, 14 July at 03:00 Namibia Winter Time – a mere hour later, considering the time difference between the two continents.

In the past, DStv subscribers have had delayed broadcasts, thus having an

international series within 24 hours is a first.

That’s not all! In another first, directly after this episode has aired on M-Net (DStv Channel 101), it will be available on the DStv Explora Catch-Up menu.

This means that DStv subscribers with an Explora decoder can watch it whenever they choose to before it is screened in its dedicated prime-time evening time-slot on the M-Net schedule.

In the case of Ray Donovan, this will be on Tuesday, 15 July at 20:30 Namibian Winter Time.

With ‘Express from the US’ you can now catch Ray Donovan in the following ways. On M-Net (DStv channel 101), at 03:00 Namibian Winter Time in the morning on Mondays, straight after its world premiere ~ Epi-

Tune in to 'Ray Donovan' on M-Net

sode 1: Monday, 14 July at 03:00 Namibian Winter Time. On DStv Catch-Up on your Explora, whenever you like from imme-

diately after the M-Net premier.

Or as you are accustomed to, in its regular Tuesday night slot at 20:30 Na-

mibian Winter Time on the M-Net (DStv channel 101) schedule, as well as on DStv Catch-Up (available on SD/HD decoders)

Ray Donovan directly afterwards.

The first episode will be this Tuesday, 15 July at 20:30 Namibian Winter Time. Because of the

extraordinarily fast turnaround time the Express episode will unfortunately not have a family track or hearing impaired titles.

López wins “PX3” Paris photo prizes

Spanish photographer José Nanuel López has won prizes in three news categories in the PX3 Paris Photo awards for his coverage of the massacre of young men in the Syrian civil war.

His shocking images of bodies pulled out of the Quweig River in Aleppo earned him a gold medal in the category “PressGeneral News,” a silver medal in the “PressWar” and third place in the overall “PX3 Paris Photography Prize.

The bodies of 68 young men dressed in civilian clothes were fished out of the Quweig River in a rebel controlled area of Aleppo on January 29 2013.

Their hands had been tied behind their backs and they had been executed

by a bullet to the head or neck.

Six weeks later, another 30 bodies were found in the same location, executed the same way.

José Manuel López is a freelance Spanish journalist focused on social conflicts and injustice. He

studied at the school of arts in Ovied, Spain, and worked for 11 years as a staff photographer at his local paper, La Crónica de Leon, until 2009.

He has covered Afghanistan, Iraq, the Palestinian territories, Iran, Haiti, Kosovo, Guatemala and

Venezuela, and covered the Syria conflict for AFP from the side of the rebels.

His images have appeared in international media including The New York Times, The Guardian, Le Monde, El País, Der Spiegel and L’Espresso.

The “Px3“ Paris photograph awards were created in 2007 and its jury is comprised of respected media professionals.

Two of the award winning images will be published in the annual Px3 book and will be displayed in a travelling exhibition which

opens in the Beaurepaire gallery in Paris on July 15.

The photos can be viewed at http://www. px3.fr/winners/zoom2. php?eid=1-41336 14&uid=3244088& cat=Press.

Warning - this link contains disturbing images.

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The Grobbies Estates Sales team purchased Cancer Association Apple Vouchers and handed them to Jonah Home, Kids Haven, Kerklike Maatskaplike Raad (KMR) and Huis Palms. On the photo back row: Karien - Grobbies Estates, Jackie - Grobbies Estates, Esme - Huis Palms, Corne Robberts - Owner Grobbies Estates, Ruth - Grobbies Estates. Front row: Sonja - Jonah Home, Erika - KMR, Hettie - Grobbies Estates, Nicoleen - Kids Haven.

Junior EXCO for FNB

From left: Line Shitemba, Raymond Gariseb, Reinette Vermeulen, Cynthia Mariine, Angelique Peake and Charmaine Mberira.

FNB Namibia recently appointed a Junior Executive Committee (EXCO), made up of young employees of the bank who were chosen by their peers from all business units and branches.

They are Angelique Peake (Chairperson), Linea Shitemba (Secretariat), Desderius Afunde, Raymond Gariseb, Charmaine Mberira, Cynthia Mariine, Lavinia Shikongo, Reinette Vermeulen, Zico Maasdorp and Sydney Tjipuka.

Criteria for nomination had been the fact that members should be 35 years of age or younger, from a variety of branches and business units, gender balanced and top performers with strong leadership skills.

Ian Leyenaar, CEO of FNB Namibia: “The Junior Exco will report to our bank’s Senior Exco and is not part of the

FNB Group Exco team.

Membership of the Junior Exco will create an opportunity to develop future leaders who can aspire to senior leadership positions in our great bank.

They will also look at specific projects such as our innovations initiative, staff engagement initiatives, process improvements, social events, mentoring and training, values enhancements and much more.

I congratulate our youngsters and wish them well for the next two years. I am sure that they will greatly enhance our business and add value with new

and improved ideas.”

The Junior Exco is, amongst others, furthermore responsible for monitoring and making proposals for the more effective implementation of the four pillars of FNB’s strategy focusing on service as the unique selling proposition.

Leyenaar: “Our Junior Exco will also be an ear and a voice for our employees and will bring any issues to EXCO and together we will find ways of resolving employee issues.”

Angelique Peake, Chairperson of the Junior Exco added and said: “We stand next to

senior management and EXCO looking at the FNB employees of all ranks and ages, to tell us what they want addressed at senior level.

We aim to represent our peers on matters that need to be focused on and take on projects to lift our staff engagement to exciting levels.

We also strive to bring better communication, information and processes to colleagues by getting involved in numerous projects. All in all we embark on new projects together with everyone to create an environment where FNB will remain an employer of First Choice.”

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CALL FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ENVIRONMENTAL SCOPING ASSESSMENT FOR THE REZONING OF VARIOUS ERVEN IN EXTENSION 10, SWAKOPMUND Ritta Khiba Planning Consultants Town and Regional Planners has been appointed to attend and complete an Environmental Scoping Assessment and Environmental Management Plan (EMP) in order to obtain an Environmental Clearance Certificate for the proposed rezoning of various erven in Extension 10, Swakopmund in terms of the Environmental Management Act (No. 7 of 2007) and the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations (GN. 30 in GG 4878 of 6 February 2012).

Name of Proponent: Municipality of Swakopmund.

Project Description: Swakopmund Extension 10 comprises of a mixture of “general business”, “general industrial” and “light industrial” zoned sites. Municipality of Swakopmund plans to increase the number of “general industrial” zoned sites by rezoning some “light industrial” and some “general business” zoned sites to “general industrial”. The affected erven are as follows: 1.

4868-4874 & 4817 from 'General Business' to 'General Industrial' 2.

4881 – 4886, 4887 – 4901, & 4815 and 4816 from 'Light Industrial' to 'General Industrial' The main change is that the erven to be rezoned add to the existing eight “general industrial” zoned erven which may be used for the following two land-usages.

1.

As a primary right an erf may be used for an “Industrial Building” which may include the following activities: (a) the large scale manufacturing of any article or part of any article; (b) the sorting, assembling or packing (including washing or filling of bottles or other containers) of articles; (c) the construction, reconstruction, assembling, repairing or breaking up of vehicles or parts thereof (but excluding premises used for the purpose of housing vehicles where only minor adjustments are carried out); or (d) the production and storage of gas in a holder of more than five hundred cubic metre storage capacity, · or any other industrial use (noxious industries excluded), not included in the definition of a light industrial use:

2.

As a consent use, subject to the provisions in the Swakopmund Town Planning Scheme for advertising for objections, the Swakopmund Municipal Council may also grant consent for a noxious building on an erf zoned “General Industry”.

Project Location: Extension 10, Swakopmund situated on the northern side of the B2 Trunk Road to Windhoek between Nelson Mandela Avenue, the railway line and the Swakopmund Airport.

In line with Namibia's Environmental Management Act (No. 7 of 2007) and EIA Regulations, all Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) are hereby invited to register in terms of this process to give input, comments, concerns regarding the proposed project/rezoning and this should be done in writing. Should you wish to register as an I&AP and receive more information of the proposed project please contact the Ritta Khiba Planning Consultants cc office before the date of the public meeting.

The public meeting will be held at the Swakopmund Municipal Bungalow, Corner of th Hendrik Witbooi and Swakop Streets, Conference Centre, on Monday 4 August 2014 at 16:30 – 19:00.

All comments and concerns must be submitted by 20 August 2014.

Contact: Ritta Khiba Planning Consultants Town and Regional Planners; PO Box 22543, Windhoek Contact Persons: Ritta Khiba at 081 250 5559; rkhiba@gmail.com Barrie Watson at 081 140 2457; bpw@iafrica.com.na

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VACANCY - CASHIERS - Dynamic, self-motivated and trustworthy - Must be able to work independently, speak & write English - Willing and able to work under pressure and work shifts - Neat in appearance and friendly Interested applicants are invited to apply in writing to: The Owner P.O. Box 1324, Walvis Bay, Namibia or e-mail to jobs@trustmarket.com.na

NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION In the Magistrates Court for the district of Walvis Bay held at Walvis Bay Case No: 140/2014 In the matter between Walvisbaai Saamkoopvereniging Judgment Creditor and Adolf Carel Didrik van der Merwe Judgment Debtor In pursuance of a Judgment in the Court of the Magistrate of Walvis Bay and Warrant of Execution of 02 June 2014 the following goods will be sold in execution on Saturday the 09th day of August 2014 at 10:00 in the morning at, Erf No.683, Rikumbi Kandanga Road, (Opposite Trust Market, next to Charlies Meat Market) Walvis Bay, viz: 1x Study Table 1x Bar Chair 1x Computer Stand 1x Display Stand 1x Camping Chairs 1x Camping Table 1x Gazebo 1x Big Black Pot 1x Smoker 1x Blue Tool Box 1x Gas Bottle 1x Steel Cabinets 1x Green Cases 1x Springbok Meat Worker 1x Metal Table 1x Vock Braai 1x Big Umbrella 1x Defy Microwave 1x 2 Door Freezer Fridge Master 1x Double Door Freezer LG 4x Bar Chairs 1x Samsung Flat Screen 1x DSTV Decor 1x Gas Bottle Dated at Walvis Bay on this the 10th day of July 2014 H J STEYN C L D E JAGER & VAN ROOYEN Legal Practitioners for Plaintiff P.O. Box 224 12 Theo-Ben Gurirab Street Walvis Bay Ref: HJS/avdw.64/2014

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If You Want To Drink And Do Drugs, That's Your Problem But, if You Want To Stop, That's Our Problem Alcoholics And Narcotics Anonymous Meet Every Monday And Thursday At 18h30 At The Roman Catholic Church West Coast Fellowship Swakopmund 0816067743

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VACANCIES & NOTICES

VACANCY: CONFERENCE MANAGER JOB TITLE : CONFERENCE MANAGER REPORTING TO : General Manager Criteria ü Namibian citizen or permanent resident.

Attach a copy of your passport with application. ü Previous Hotel and Reservations experience would be to advantage ü Knowledge of Hotellinx would be to advantage ü Formal Qualification would be to an advantage Key Areas of Responsibility • Liaising with clients and securing individual, conference and event bookings • Managing conferences on the day which they happen • Quoting & Invoicing • Reservations Management • Securing and Maintaining optimum occupancy totals • Assist with guest queries • Assisting with hotel operations • Ensuring general maintenance of property is maintained • Manage hotel in absence of General Manager Closing Date: 18 July 2014 Applications If you are interested in applying for this vacancy and you are confident that you qualify in terms of the information set out in this advertisement, please draft a letter of application and send it together with a brief CV to: SeaSide Hotel and Spa Email: info@ssh.na

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PROPERTY TIMES

LAGOON N$4250 spacious 1 bed flat with garage NARRAVILLE N$3000 1 bed flat KUISEBMOND N$2050 brand new bachelor flat in NHE area INDUSTRIAL N$11 385 brand new 150m² workshop with offices N$15 000 3000m² vacant erf N$75 000 2000m² warehouse with offices Please call Talitha 081337 3669 Or Yolanda 081 147 9315

Mays Trading CC For Sale Walvis Bay, N$1,3million 3 Bedroom house, 2 bathrooms, spacious lounge and dining room Spacious kitchen with built-in-cupboards and scullery.

Plus 2 bachelor flats (Rental N$ 3000-00 per flat) (N$7000-00 rental for house) Tenants in place Corner Erf ( 1054m²),boundary walls Walvis Bay Industrial Erf, N$ 2.4Million 1500m² (N$1600 per/m²) Walvis Bay house N$2.1 million 3 bedroom house with a big erf 1250m² 18th road Walvisbay, Hermes Erf N$550.000 500m² Meersig, N$ 2,1 million 4 bedroom house, high boundary walls ,lounge, dining room 3 bathrooms ,spacious kitchen with built-incupboards and gas stove Double garage, well established garden, indoor and outdoor bbq with court yard Erf size 1200m² We are urgently Looking for a semi-detachedhouse(skakel huis)in Narraville or a two bedroom house for N$300 000-00 for a cash client.

Contact: Tracey: 081 302 3806 Mounien: 081 860 1938 Email:mickeymays@i way.na

HOUSEFORSALE– PELICANVILLAGE 2 Bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, open-plan, Kitchen & lounge, Single Garage Valuation N$880 000, SELLING FOR N$ 800 000.00 Cell: 081 143 6730 or 081 235 3550 ( after 17h)

SWAKOPMUND TO LET Central

Secure 2B flat with lift in building in town with single garage. N$5500.00

Central

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CENTRAL N$2600 huge bachelor flat N$4200 1 bed flat, water + elec included N$4850 1 bed flat with single garage, water + elc included N$5600 3 bed townhouse with single garage

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Walvis Bay 064-208 600 Karien: 081 250 4690 Jacky: 081 246 3590 Ruth: 081 240 7350 Hettie: 081 270 4333 E-mail: info@grobbies-estates.com PROPERTY IS WEALTH

HUIS TE KOOP GESOEK: Opsoek na ‘n 2 - 3 slaap kamer huis om te koop in Narraville of Kabeljou area in Kuisebmond.

Skakel: 081 259 4247 ERF FOR SALE Kramersdorf 875m² - N$800 000.00 Contact: 081 272 9634 DAPHNE SWANEPOEL PROPERTIES SWAKOPMUND www.dsprop.com EXTENTION 15 BEAUTIFUL & MODERN 4 Bedrooms, Spacious modern Kitchen with open-plan living room and braai! Child friendly yard with large lawn & sandpit plus double garage (Registered in Trust) Web Ref 673474 Price N$2,650.000 Please contact: Anzelle - 0811284990

Office Space +-65m2 N$5500.00pm

Mahatego – Mondesa

3 Bed house with lock up garage and built in cupboards & fitted kitchen N$5000.00

064 – 404400 É Gail Waldron

Private sale Swakopmund Brand new house with flat in ext 15 Erf 844m² Total area under roof 334m² Main house with garage 261m² Three big bedrooms each with en suite bathroom Braai / entertainment area Guest toilette and toilette for gardener Open plan living / kitchen Laundry room Alarm system with beams outside Flat with single garage 73m² open plan living kitchen area bedroom 4 x 4 meter Bathroom Selling for N$ 2,38 milj 081 128 4612 or 081 691 1368

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Approved buyer looking for 3bedroom house with double garage, 2bathroom in Ocean View, Hage Heights or Vogel strand price ± N$2 million Cell: 085 370 7017 Tell: 064 412 320 Email:nevillesmith@cfsn amibia.com DAPHNE SWANEPOEL PROPERTIES SWAKOPMUND www.dsprop.com VINETA A RARE FIND! EXCLUSIVE FAMILIY HOUSE NESTELED IN QUIET STREET ON +- 1,500M2 ERF, CLOSE TO THE SEA. IMMACULATE CONDITION AND BEAUTIFUL GARDEN! DAPHNE 0811299799 ILENE - 0811270063 SWAKOPMUND HOUSE TO LET Brand NEW 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms 2 Garages Garden Pre-Paid Meter N$ 12580.00 Contact: Martina 081 124 3885

MEERSIG UNIT 3 bed, 2 bath, open plan kitchen lounge, courtyard outdoor BBQ, single garage Secure Complex N$ 999 000.00

CENTRAL 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom, Lounge, Dining, Kitchen, Laundry, 3 Garage, nice garden etc.

N$ 2 100 000.00

CLOSE TO LAGOON 3 bed, 2 bath, Lounge, Dining, Kitchen, Garage fits 3 cars, plus one bedroom flat N$ 1 899 000.00

KAMANJAB 7800m² Workshops, garages, two bed house etc.

N$ 2 580 000.00

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DAPHNE SWANEPOEL PROPERTIES SWAKOPMUND www.dsprop.com LONGBEACH AMAZING DEAL !!!

Beachfront Duplex unit - 3 bedrooms - 3 bathrooms - open plan living dining area with bbq - fitted kitchen - wooden terrace - stunning views Price : N$ 2,377,000 CC reg.

Brian : 081-2228832 FOR SALE: Warehouse for sale (private) 331m², Near Build it in Swakopmund, registered in a CC. N$1.6 million (neg).

Contact Divan: 081 383 2924 Walvis Bay, Meersig for rent: 2 Bedroom house. Double garage. Prepaid.

Alarm and high walls.

N$6700.00 p/m From 1 August. Mobile 081 303 8987 CFS PROPERTIES & INSURANCE SWAKOPMUND Very spacious plots near mile 4 for as low as ± N$635 000 for 734m² Cell: 085 370 7017 Tell: 064 412 320 Email:nevillesmith@cfsn amibia.com TO RENT: Narraville Spacious 2 bedroom flat, no pets, W/E incl.

N$ 4 000.00 p/m N$ 2 000.00 deposit Negotioble Contact: 081 317 1434 TE HUUR: Narraville Een slaapkamer woonstel volgemeubileerd te huur vir enkel persoon.

N$ 3 500.00 p/m W/L ingsl.

Kontak: 081 627 064 CASH BUYER! Looking for house or a plot to buy.

Please call: 081 378 1099

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TO LET - WALVIS BAY

FORSALE: HouseatOceanView, ext 22Swakopmund Newlybuilt3bedroom housewithB.I.C KitchenwithB.I.Cstove Lounge,diningarea, scullery,entertainmentarea withinternalBBQ Main bedroom with Ensuite and dressing,2 bathrooms, 4garages Valued:N$1920000.00 Selling:N$1700000.00 Contact Owner: 081 454 1947 081 328 3895

SWAKOPMUND BEST BUY EVER! Enormous 5 bed, 4 bath house with 4 living, study, 3 garage, Servants quarters, indoor BBQ, patio, balcony with Sea view, and much more.

N$ 4 250 000-00 NEG. GOGGA 081 870 9950 SWAKOPMUND ON THE BEACH! Beautiful 3 bed, open plan Living and double garage, Indoor BBQ, private garden.

N$ 2 150 000-00 GOGGA 081 870 9950 SWAKOPMUND PEACEFUL LIVING Neat 3 bed, 2 bath, open Plan living, double garage, Fire place, outdoor BBQ. N$ 1 530 000-00 GOGGA 081 870 9950 ARANDIS BEST PRICES! 2 X 450m² plots N$ 165 000-00 EACH GOGGA 081 870 9950 SWAKOPMUND MONDESA YOU SNOOZE YOU LOSE! Neat 2 bed, 2 bath house Lounge/dining, nice kitchen, Carport for 2 cars, PLUS 1 bed Flat.

N$ 1 020 000-00 HOMEMAKERS TO RENT: Meersig 2 bedroom flat, 1 garage, alarm, small courtyard.

N$ 4 400.00 + deposit W/E excl.

Hermis - 3 bedroom house, 2 bath-rooms, double garage, alarm Contact: Rammie 081 609 4211 CFS PROPERTIES & INSURANCE SWAKOPMUND Approved buyer looking for finished house near Ocean View Spar in the range of ± N$1.4 million Cell: 085 370 7017 Tell: 064 412 320 Email:nevillesmith@cfsn amibia.com

HUIS TE KOOP GESOEK: Walvisbaai / Narraville omgewing Prysklas ± N$ 980 000.00 Verkieslik dubble garage en 3 slaapkamers Geen agente Kontak: 081 236 9241 081 312 5582 call 081 211 2005.

House to rent as from 01/09/2014 N$ 9 000,00 p/m excluding water and electricity.

2 x bedrooms, 1 x bathroom, kitchen and lounge in main house.

2 x outside rooms with bathrooms.

Outside braai area with garden 3 x garages Only serious tenants need apply, Contact cell: 081-248 8656 RENT - GRANNY FLAT WITH GARDEN -SWAKOP Close to beach + WB Vineta.

2 bedroom granny flat with single garage available asap. private + secure.

N$ 6 000.00 p/m Contact Sharon 081 272 1555 TO RENT: Longbeach Furnished flat Parking behind gates.

W/E incl.

DSTV incl.

N$ 4 500.00 for one N$ 6 000.00 for two Contact: 081 368 8259 064 205 714

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Walvis Bay Narraville Choose your own plot and plan for as low as N$635 000 for a 2bedroom house up to N$1 million for a spacious 3bedroom house with garage. If you snooze, you lose!

Don't delay sign your contract today!

Cell: 085 370 7017 Tell: 064 412 320 Email:nevillesmith@cfsna mibia.com TO RENT: Narraville Plein Str. 2 bedroom, 1 spacious lounge + kitchen and remote control garages.

N$ 4 000.00 + N$ 2 000.00 deposit Prepaid electricity Excl water.

Avail 1 August Contact: 081 610 0123

Property TO RENT in Swakopmund 147m² Available Immediately Contact: 081 412 8868 Suitable for Office Space, Training Centre or Conference Facility

TE HUUR: Huis in Narraville 5 slaapkamers, 2 badkamers, kombuis met ingeboude oond, dubbel sitkamer en tv kamer.

Plus garage. Koopkrag en water uitgsl.

N$ 5 000.00 p/m Huur vooruitbetaalbaar + 50% deposito.

Beskikbaar vanaf 1 Augustus 2014.

Kontak: 081 230 1763

TO RENT SWAKOPMUND PET FRIENDLY 3 Bedrh house Venita 2 Bathr, Huge Kitchen, Lounge & dining area.

Very secure. Outdoor BBQ, Spacious erf.

N$ 9 500.00 P/M FOR THE FAMILY 4 Bedr. Family house in Ocean View Child & Pet Friendly. Huge kitchen, Lounge, Entertainment Area. IndoorBBQ D/Garage Park 4 cars, Huge Car port, Garden Very secure & private N$ 20 000.00 P/M FULLY FURNISHED 2 Bedr Flat, 2 Bathr, In secure complex Vogelsicht. Right on the beach.

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Call Seanine today for that appointment to view at 0812775080 PROPERTY STAYS ONE OF THE BEST INVESTMENTS OF ALL TIME

TO LET Industrial Office in town N$3630.00 Water and Alarm included Office space about 300m² can be subdivided to your needs for N$105.00p/m² Vat Incl Shop/showroom with office/store rooms Heavy Ind 180m² N$15 940.00, 260m²-N$23 530.00, Vat incl Big Warehouse near Weighbridge with offices, 1900m² for N$116900.00 Vat incl Please call Moira at 0811476475 or Lana at 081351827

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Ventulus MCC Rally, 22-24 Aug 2014, Go Kart Track, Swakopmund Inskrywings: N$150/naweek of N$30/dag. Kinders onder 10 gratis Regina by 0812301761 mcc.ventulus@gmail. com

MONDESA PHARMACY

Phoenix Rally on weekend of 22-24 August 2014.

Food and merchandise stalls available contact Regina at 0812301761 for your stall today.

ACCOMMODATION

N$9350.00 – NO PETS 3 Bed house, 2 bathr + 4 garages and 1 Bed flat Meersig N$11 000.00 3 Bed house, 2 bathr + 4 garages and 1 Bed flat in Lagoon for N$11 000.00 3 Bedr house fully furn, 2 bathr, double garage for N$11 000.00 3 Bed house, lounge, tv

room, single garage & car-

port Meersig N$12 100.00 Moira at 0811476475 or Lana at 081351827

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Car Wash Manager Requirements Drivers License Need to be able to lead and have authority over people Need to be able to work with clients Job available immediately Email cv to : uniglobeinvestments@gm ail.com

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TO RENT: (Langstrand) 3 Bedroom House N$8 500.00 p/m Spacious living area, double garage, garden Contact: 081 203 5754 Available 01 Aug 2014 TO RENT: 2x flats in Kuisebmond.

W/E incl.

N$ 1 800.00 each p/m Contact: 081 698 5463 WANTED: Looking for an erf or house to buy in Mondesa or Mahetago or any where in Swakopmund.

Contact 081 337 5871 / 081 686 7631

Yoshi Bed and & Breakfast gladly welcomes you to Walvis Bay. We offer clean and friendly bed and breakfast facilities in the centre of town.

One person per night ( ¾ bed) N$220.00.

One person per night (queen bed) N$250.00.

Breakfast offered upon request.

Be our guest and enjoy the beautiful Yoshi experience.

Contact: O81 148 6387 OR 081 140 5392 Accommodation, Walvis Bay N$ 115 per bed (3 to 5 beds in room) N$150 per bed (twin beds, three quarter beds) N$345 per room (couple, self catering, dstv) Dstv in all rooms, wi-fi, and internet access Contact Stuart: 081 479 6510 Rowan : 081 808 3197 mickeymays@iway.na

Please hand deliver your CV at Shop 2A (Bay Ladies Woerman Brock centre) from 14 July – 18 July.

SITUATION WANTED JOB WANTED: A 25-year-old lady is looking for any kind of job. Except bars.

Contact: 081 385 7345 WERK GESOEK: Soek huiswerk vir hele wek in Walvisbaai of Swakopmund.

Kontak: 081 642 5532 JOB WANTED: Looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay, Tuesday & Friday. Have 5 years experience in cleaning, ironing & washing.

Contact: 081 847 4812 JOB WANTED: Looking for work, cleaning houses or offices.

Contact: 081 439 5482 MELODY: I am a young 24-year-old lady looking for domestic work, washing, ironing and cleaning. I am hardworking, honest and trustworthy.

Can start any time soon.

Contact: 081 243 2040

TABITHA: I am a 26-year-old lady looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay and or Longbeach.

Housekeeping, ironing, washing and cleaning.

Can take care of old people.

Can work for 2 / 3 days or for a week.

Can start immediately.

Contact: 081 395 6539

SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958

4 Bedr house, double garage

Applications to be handed in directly at pharmacy or mailed to

2 x Experienced Estate Agents 1 x Receptionist

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TO LET Houses 3 Bedroom house without garage for N$6600.00 3 Bedr house with double garage for N$7500.00

Closing Date 22 July 2014

Vacancies available for:

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Walvis Bay

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FLAT CONSISTS OF,2 br/m, huge op/plan,full bathroom, plus 2 garages, store room and laundry room. N$ 15 500.00 p/m FOR SALE HAGE HEIGHTS mod 3 b/rm,2 bath.2 gar, alarm, beautiful garden N$ 1,95 m jp capricorn estates 081 127 2736

WALVIS BAY MEERSIG Offering lovely 3 bedroom modern, spacious townhouse with open plan living areas, 2 bathrooms, garage and own private courtyard.

All this for N$995 000!

This is indeed a good BUY!

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Offering 4 bedrooms, open plan lounge, kitchen, study, 2 full bathrooms, separate toilet, and a garage- very spacious for only N$ 735 000.00 Call Hettie now at 081 2704 333

CAPRICORN ESTATE AGENCY JP van der Waldt 081 127 2736 TO LET Swakopmund Venita (opposite Woerman & Brock) Rental of the month 2 bed/rm, open plan, fully furnished, lovely large garden, pet friendly, entertainment area, with braai & patio, chairs, gar, w/l incl N$6200-00 FOR SALE Best buy of the year Town Centre Apartment 4 large bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, open plan, Total area 300m², 2 garages, fantastic view N$ 2,96 mil

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House with 3 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, dinning, 2 bathrooms, separate toilet, garage- bonus 2 times 2 bedroom flats with open plan lounge, kitchen and garage each flat. (Everything is spacious) Rental income in total- N$13 500.00 Selling Price 1, 350 000.00

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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Contact details: Tel: 064-221287 Fax: 064-221290 Cell: 081 143 3924 P.O. Box 2214 E-mail: jinshan@iway.na Situated at Erf 4441 New Industrial Area next to Weighbridge Walvis Bay

ANIMALS

FOR SALE

HAIR Brazilian keratin treatment / relaxer N$ 595.00 All hair types especially ethnic hair.

Brilliant treatment for broken, frizzy and processed hair.

PROMOTES GROWTH AND SHINE Appointments @

CLASSES BeatAccMath Presents Extra Classes for Accounting and Mathematics WE FOCUS ON THE FUNDAMENTALS TO MAXIMISE UNDERSTANDING Grade:6-10 Location: Narraville,Walvis Bay N$ 300 per class/month For more information contact us on 081 497 2195 or email: beataccmath@gmail.com Smarter children.Better Namibia

8 Month old Female german shorthair pointer cross great dane looking for a loving and caring home with a big yard.

Contact: 081 340 0236

TO HIRE

TRAINING INTENSIVE MANAGEMENT TRAINING: Obtain excellent management skills.

Includes the following: - Framed Certificate - Light Lunch - Practical exercise - Free study guide.

Improve yourself!

Education is the key to success.

Contact: 085 635 8415 064 220 280 INTENSIVE PERSONAL ASSISTANT TRAINING: Obtain excellent personal assistant skills.

Includes the following: - Framed Certificate - Light Lunch - Practical exercise - Free study guide.

Improve yourself!

Education is the key to success.

Contact 085 635 8415 064 220 280

COURSES OTHER PRODUCTS FOR HIRE: * Saws *Concrete Mixers * Generators * Welders

Contact us at Tel: 064-21 5400 Cell: 081 122 5554 Fax: 064-21 5444

email: saleswb@ coastalhirenam.com

NAHOTA HOTEL COURSES: Food preparations / cook Waiters / Waitresses Receptionist /Front office Cleaner Barmen Free Basic Computer.

Register anytime.

No qualifications needed Just a copy of your ID Swakopmund & Walvis Bay 081 462 8224 085 5531910 DIAL-A-WAITER Email: dialawaiter@gmail.com

THANK YOU E.S.K Skaaplootjie Baie geluk aan Mev Karen Booysen.

Die E.S.K bedank almal vir ondersteuning en samewerking die Here seën U

SERVICES

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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 HAIMBILI CLEANING SERVICES Professional cleaning for affordable prices We provide cleaning services in: Flats, Houses, Shops, Offices, Factories Buildings, Carpets, Upholstery cleaning Call Agents: 081 682 0973 081 261 0502 VERF Moenie dakke en mure laat lek nie!

Daklek / skade / oordoen Verf, seel, herstel en oordoen van dakke en Mure Geskrewe Waarborg en Grati kwotasies !

081 454 6870.

Alle bouwerke, herstelwerk en instandhouding van huise en geboue.

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081 454 6870 ALLE WERKE KRY ONS GESKREWE WAARBORG!!

TV Link and Electrical cc -Gotv Decoder + Gotenna + 1 month's viewing free all for only N$ 499 -DSTV Installations Multichoice accredited installer -Decoder testing -Fault finding or extra TV points -TV's, Hi-Fi's DVD players an lot more We are in Libertina Amathila st (Opposite Multichoice office) Phone TV Link and Electrical cc at 064-406032 Swakopmund

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

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BEL ‘n LORRIE 3,5t / 4t VRAGTE

REMOVALS Groot Trailer met versigte drywer en werkspan. Beskikbaar vir huistrekke, aflewerings, rommel verwydering in Walvis tot Swakop.

Vinnige en vriendelike diens.

Jacques Koch 081 607 8320

Bou rommel verwyder Tuin vullis / vullis Huistrekke / kantoor trekke Enige tiepe vragte, ek laai self Bel my laat ons gesels GODY: 081 032 4996 081 200 3741 NEED A LIQUOR LICENSE??...

We help & advise you to obtain a liquor license within 60 days!

Call:

085 635 8415 064 220 280

FIX-IT-ALL: Bank approved *Building, Plumbing and Electrical *Kitchen cabinets and built-in cupboards. *Paving/Interlocks, Tiling, Painting, Sealing And Installing.

Professional and guaranteed workmanship with a smile. *We also MOVE-IT-ALL (Furniture or Rumble) Call: 081 278 8092 or 081 612 3519 for more info. Best prices in town!

CASH FOR FURNITURE We pay cash for your furniture & household appliances Best prices in town!

Call us Pick A Bargain 081 032 4865 081 259 3175 A To Z CLEANING SERVICES FOR ALL YOUR CLEANING NEEDS. WE CLEAN: Lounge Suites/ Loose Chairs/ Matrasses Carpets / Loose Rugs Blinds Accessible Windows Descale / Steam Clean Bathrooms / Ablution Blocks Machine Scrub Tiles WE OFFER: Daily / Weekly / Monthly Cleaning Contracts For Offices / Shops / Factories / Body Corporates Etc. Once Off Cleaning For Houses / Flats & Buildings Before And After Occupation.

- Exterior Spray Cleaning - E x t e r i o r Wa l l s O f Buildings / Flats / Houses All Our Cleaning Procedures Are Done UNDER SUPERVISION

By Owner Or Supervisor.

CONTACT: COENIE BRAND 081 129 7988 JENNY BRAND 081 148 5036 OFFICE 205036 NO 3 LAGOON STREET FAX 220878 EMAIL FINANCE AZWVB@IWAY.NA EMAIL OPERATIONS AZC@IWAY.NA

DRC DRC DRC Sou u belangstel in “Bar Counters”, is u welkom om met my te gesels. Al wat u moet doen is om die matte aan my te gee asb dan doen ek die res.

Tipe hout is 1) Teak, 2) Kiaat 3) Rose Kontak: Frankie Wood 081 826 2789 Hannes Wood 081 395 1558 JOSH TRANSPORT For all your transport needs please contact us: Josh Transport or permanent contract.

Truck to Hire Building material Rubbish removal Moving out.

Contact: 081 240 8039 081 619 6503 PRODEL CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATIONS: For all your renovations and construction needs with personal attention.

Call for a free quote JOHANN STEYN 081 128 0848 LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER (LGBT) Friendly Service Includes: Nuptials Divorce Civil Union - Marriages Legal Wills Surname Changes (Legally) Contact: 085 635 8415 064 220 280

KITCHEN ELEGANCE For professional kitchen, bedroom and bathroom re-modelling.

We do cabinets, blinds, tiles and flooring OR any other joinery needs.

Quality workmanship guaranteed. We pride ourselves on your satisfaction.

Contact us on 081 278 8092 or 081 612 3519.

Visit us at: www.kitchenelegance namibia.com TRADITIONAL DOCTOR KALENGA: He can help you through: Pregnancy - Education Court Cases - Love Affairs - Marriage Problems - Bad Luck - Businesses - Protection at Home - Removal of Tokoloshi - Mens’ Power Sexuality - Exams Job Problems etc.

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Cell:081 201 7887.

SERVICES

CARS

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..

FOR SALE: 2011 Amarok TDI, D/cab mileage.

71 000 km 4x4; Diesel; Canopy and ARB Bull Bar. N$ 285 000.00 Contact Abisai: 081 258 2841 TE KOOP: 2009 Mazda Bt50 3LTdci 135 000km N$165 000.00 1989 Landrover V8 110s/w N$55 000.00 1989 Landrover 2.5 Tdi 110 D/C N$45 000.00 660 Yamaha Raptor N$25 000.00 200 Yamaha Blaster N$8000.00 Contact: 081 208 9576

FURNITURE REMOVAL At The Coast Household & Office.

Mobile: 0814093522 email: neilnkt@iway.na COASTAL PAINT WORKS: VERFWERK Seel Dakke en Mure Teen water en stof/sand Lekkasies Enige Verfwerk, binne of buite. Seël en verf van dakke. Walvisbaai Hentiesbaai.

Kontak: 081 618 2217 TO RENT: 6m Containers to rent Phone Riana 064 209 166.

FOR SALE: 2008 Ford icon Silver Low km N$ 40 000.00 Contact: 081 202 1833 FOR SALE: White 3.0 v6 Nissan Double cab 4x4 bakkie.

N$ 55 000.00 O.N.C.A *White Chana 3 ton truck with 1800 diesel engine.

N$ 38 500.00 O.N.C.A Contact: 081 328 9557 FOR SALE: 2005 Kawakzaki 200 KDX Very good condition N$ 25 000.00 Contact: 081 212 7876 FOR SALE: Ford Ranger bakkie with engin problems for N$35,000 and Mercedes Sprinter Truck with engin problems for N$35,000 ot both for N$60,000.

Contact us on 081 414 8815 / 081 398 6367

HAIR

SANAH BRAZILIAN HAIR BOUTIQUE CC:

Specials in 100% quality virgin brazillian hair 10 inch - N$ 1350.00.

12 inch - N$ 1500.00.

14 inch - N$ 1650.00.

16 inch - N$ 1850.00.

18 inch - N$ 1900.00.

20 inch - N$ 2 150.00.

22 inch - N$ 2 250.00.

24 inch - N$2 350.00.

26 inch - N$2 450.00.

28 inch - N$2 800.00.

30 inch - N$ 3 000.00.

Flexi rods available call or visit us at Namport or contact us on 081 233 2893

ANIMALS

TE KOOP: Worshond baba tefie om te koop.

Sonja: 081 364 9706 064 205 031

FOR SALE: 2009 VW Polo Classic 1.6 Comfortline 202 000 km One owner, full service history, neat condition, no accidents, reliable, economic, spacious boot.

N$ 76 000.00 Contact: 081 129 9161 FOR SALE: 2007 Nissan Navara 4.0L V6 Automatic 4x4 D/C, Lots of extras Contact Wayne: 081 612 9450

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE For Sale Furrono Sonar 250 Complete sonar with monitor & inverter included Ideal for catching snoek Contact: 081 337 9650

WANTED WANTED: Looking for Nissan Navara Canopy to buy 2.5 TDP. K/Cap. Contact: 081 300 3428

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PET ALERT

LOST: Tosca, Siamese female went missing in Ext. 10. South Dune, Henties Bay. Very afraid of humans & dogs. N$500 Reward.

Theresa 081 799 4655

Lost: Male Ginger Cat, 11 years old missing 31/05, Kramersdorf area. Contact 081 124 6041 / 064-402068 Alternatively, please contact the SPCA 064 404419 / 081 477 4395.

LOST: Lappies went missing from her home in Acacia St, Ocean View. She is wearing a blue collar.

Please contact the SPCA when you find her 064 404419 / 081 477 4395

LOST: Female cat, Mickey Mouse last seen in Ocean View. She is friendly with people but scared of dogs.

She is also micro chipped for identification. Please call Chrissie Turck 081 612 6270 or Devin Viljoen at 081 633 6250 or the SPCA 064 - 404419 / 081 477 4395 if you see her.

FOUND: Male Scottish Terrier found at Videorama, Vineta on 30/06.

Please contact the SPCA urgently on 064 – 404419 to claim your dog.

The 10 day claim period has expired and he will be put up for adoption end of this week.

FOUND: Beautiful calico female found at the river plots. Please contact us to claim your kitty. SPCA 081 477 4395 /064-404419

LOST: Please be on the lookout for this male. He went missing from his home on 05/07 in Ugab st.

If you see or find him, please call the SPCA 064 - 404419 / 081 477 4395.

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Flamingo Primary School News

Flamingo Primary School's Annual Fun day on 12 July 2014. It was a lot of fun and a huge success.

The best performing grade 5 learners in Mathematics and the best performing grade 7 learners in English.

They went on a trip to Gobabeb during June as a reward for their hard work in the first term.

Our school had four learners who competed in the Erongo Regional Science Fair on 09 and 10 July 2014.

They received the following prizes: Desmond Gonteb Bronze, Carol Nuseb

On Friday 27 June Henda Meyer, Principal of the International School of Walvis Bay was inducted as the president of the Rotary Club of Walvis Bay for 2014/2015.

On the photo, the outgoing president Mr Buddy Glover hands over the reigns to Ms Meyer. The function held at the Pelican Bay Hotel was attended by her worship the Mayor Mrs Uillika Nambahu and other dignitaries.

and Zanet Tobias Bronze and Emma

Nakambale Bronze

Busy Bodies Montessori School News Incoming and outgoing presidents Mr Glover, Ms Meyer with Mayor Nambahu and Mr Rossouw from Protea Hotels.

Photos by Imogen Pretorius

Our heartfelt condolences to the families of

Peter Edward Hays on his passing.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

From Management and Staff

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Blink toekoms wag op Josef

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Marshallino Beukes

‘n Belowende toekoms in gimnastiek en atletiek, met ‘n goue medalje in die Paralimpiese Spele as sy oogpunt, mag vir die 17-jarige Josef Nawemab van Swakopmund beskore wees.

Josef, ‘n Graad 8 leerling

by Coastal High School, het tydens ‘n tragiese voorval op 2-jarige ouderdom ernstige breinskade opgedoen en is daarna as ‘n persoon met spesiale behoeftes geklassifiseer.

Hierdie negatiewe keerpunt in sy lewe het egter nie vir Josef onder gekry nie en vandag is hy ‘n uitblinker atleet en gimnas, wat met ‘n horde medaljes spog.

Albei sy biologiese ouers is oorlede en me Anna Finnis (56) het hom vanaf 7-jarige ouderdom in pleegsorg geneem. Hierdie enkel-moeder kon haar trots teenoor Josef nie verbloem, tydens ‘n eksklusiewe onderhoud met die namib times nie. Sy noem dat sy oorspronklik van Rehoboth is, maar gedurende 2005 het sy en Josef na Walvisbaai verhuis, waarna hulle twee jaar later Swakopmund hul tuiste gemaak het.

Josef se grootste prestasie tot hede was toe hy onlangs die Old Mutual Victory Races se 5 kilometer afstand, in sy ouderdomsgroep gewen het.

Die kranige sportman het met ‘n goue medalje en N$700 prysgeld weggestap. Voorts blink hy uit in 100 meter en 200 meter wedlope op skoolvlak,

Germans crowned World Champions Marshallino Beukes

Gemany was crowned the undisputed Football World Champions on Sunday night, after winning the final against Argentina 1-0.

Josef Nawemab asook as gimnas en hiervan kan sy talle medaljes getuig.

Op sy skugter manier het hy genoem dat sy droom is om “net soos Johanna Benson ‘n goue medalje vir sy land te wen”.

Mev Finnis is die enigste broodwinner in die huis en Swakopmunders het haar dalk al opgemerk, terwyl sy te voet die dorp plat loop en heerlike toebroodjies by besighede verkoop om die pot aan die kook te hou.

Josef is genooi om met Swakop Special & Paralympics Club in die Oshana Jaarlikse Atletiek Kampioenskappe, op 9 Au-

gustus in Oshakati deel te neem.

Al hierdie atlete het lyste vanaf die sportklub ontvang om vir bydraes van die publiek te vra, ten einde deelname aan hierdie kompetisie in die Noorde moontlik te maak.

Enigiemand wat graag hierdie Spesiale- en Paralimpiese atlete wil ondersteun, kan die voorsitter van die Klub, mnr Costa Hammukoto by 0644106027 kontak.

Indien ‘n direkte bydrae aan Josef gemaak word, kan sy pleegmoeder, mev Anna Finnis by 081 224 1400 geskakel word.

Top bowlers rewarded The Namibian Bowling Association (NBA) has rewarded the year’s top performers last weekend at the Eros Bowls Club (EBC) in Windhoek.

The award ceremony was held after the final matchday of this year’s National League, giving the cream of the crop one last opportunity to showcase their skills one last time before receiving their sought-after prices. The “Team of the Year” Award went to the men’s national squad that secured the second overall place at the African States Tournament (AST)

on home soil last year. The team members Jean Viljoen, Ewald Vermeulen, Willem “Will” Esterhuizen, Axel Krähenbühl and Graham Snyman put up a great fight throughout the different playing categories, but the latter winners, South Africa, proved too tough a nut to crack. The Namibians did however qualify for the Commonwealth Games scheduled

Anjuleen Viljoen

Sheena du Toit

Will Esterhuizen

to take place in the Scottish capital Glasgow later this month. Thanks to his exceptional performances, not only at the AST but also for his club (TransNamib), Will Esterhuizen was crowned the “Men’s Bowler of the year”. The other nominees were Axel Krahenbuhl and Steven Peake.

Another outstanding performer of the year was Sheena du Toit, who was rightly rewarded with the “Female Bowler of the year” award. Du Toit beat the likes of Diana Viljoen, Anjuleen Viljoen and Roelien Stander to the price.

Anjuleen Viljoen, forming part of this year’s winning TransNamib ladies team, was recognised as the “Most Promising Player” of the year after also earning her first cap for Namibia. During the selection process Viljoen suffered stiff competition in players such as Jacques Bruwer, Axel Krahenbuhl, Carel ‘Cabous’ Olivier, Melisa Bruwer, Amanda Steenkamp, Elna Esterhuizen and Mandie Steenkamp, but the her bright looking future is undeniable and the votes for her came flocking in.

Meanwhile Ekkie Gaertner and Erna Mueller shared the “NBA Sportsmanship” award, while Alexander ‘Sandy’ Joubert and Tollie Cronje received certificates of appreciation for their hard work throughout the year.

Substitute Mario Goetze won Germany their fourth World Cup with a late, late goal in extra-time to beat Argentina in Rio de Janeiro.

Goetze, who had been a late substitute in this game himself, took a ball over his shoulder from Andre

Schurrle and volleyed it home in the 113th minute to beat Argentine keeper Sergio Romero. With the win, Germany became the first European team to win a South American World Cup, ending a spell that had stood for 84 years. It was also the 3rd time that

Ruben going for the medals

the Germans had ended Argentina’s World Cup hopes and possibly the cruelest.

But just as the best two teams at this World Cup ended up in the final, the best team won it.

Hosts, Brazil, disappointed once again, losing their

3rd place play-off match against the Netherlands 3-0, on Saturday.

For the Samba Boys it’s back to the drawing board and hopefully bounce back, silencing their critics. Russia will host the next FIFA World Cup in 2018.

Bernabé Blaauw

Well-known power-lifter, Ruben Soroseb (34), is on his way to the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, and this time he is determined to equal his personal best.

He is part of the 35-strong Namibian team, which includes athletes with disabilities, which leaves the country today and returns on 5 August. The Commonwealth Games will take place from 23 July to 3 August. Namibia will compete in power-lifting, shooting, boxing, cycling, track and field, bowls, triathlon and wrestling.

Ruben said that he is going to try for his personal best of 220kg because that

is what he was training for.

Born in 1979 in Omaruru, Ruben Soroseb completed his Grade 12 at SI Gobs Secondary School in Omaruru where after he moved to Walvis Bay in 1998.

He won his first medal, bronze, at the Nedbank Championship for Physical Disabled in Johannesburg, South Africa in 2000. He trained at the Jan Wilkens Stadium’s

READY FOR ACTION: Ruben Soroseb in the gym with his coach, Willem Venter, where he prepared for the Commonwealth Games gym and that is also where he met his coach, Willem Venter in 2009.

In the beginning they trained and competed together and Ruben stayed by his mentor’s side until today where he is a personal trainer at Will’s

Gym. Namibia won three medals at the previous Games that were held in New Delhi, India. Erongo Region’s eyes will be on Ruben to bring back a medal to his numerous supporters at the coast.

Sidney Martin will destroy Namibian football

NPL Chairman, Mr JJ Doeseb has declared Mr Sydney Martin as a threat to Namibian football and the football authorities and has advised them that they should not ignore him.

Reacting to Mr Martin’s outburst against the NPL and its sponsor, MTC in the Namibian newspaper yesterday, Mr Doeseb said that he had no idea why Mr Martin still laboured in error that the league did not conclude after his club played the remaining 8 minutes of their last match with Orlando Pirates.

He added that they (African Stars) had protested but their protest was invalid because of non-compliance with the rules relating to the lodgement of protest, whereas the rules prescribe that the protest be filed and served before the game. Contrary thereto, it was lodged after the game.

“They know the rules in that regard. We have therefore responded to them in writing to reply to their invalid protest and I can therefore not understand why he is still referring to their protest. I am amazed by the fact that he is now dragging down our sponsor and the biggest sponsor of sports in this country.

MTC is the only one that keeps football alive in this country and therefore his threats are totally irresponsible and uncalled for. MTC is only a sponsor and it does not make decisions of football and related issues, it is the NPL that does so and if he has a problem with the NPL, he must take it

up with them and not with MTC,” he said.

Mr Doeseb further said that, “We have also taken note of the comments he made against other teams and that Stars are financially better than them, which statement to us is totally unprofessional. On the other hand, our office is inundated with Stars players calling to ask when Stars will get their prize monies because their team informed them that they can only get paid when the prize monies are paid and these inquiries are amidst him calling his team to have financial superiority over the rest of the other teams”.

He added, “As the NPL, we

have, in accordance with our rules, submitted a report to the mother body, NFA which is still busy with the matter; it is now up to them to decide what action to take against African Stars, if any.

MTC, by virtue of its core business does not need to be in football and they can take their money elsewhere tomorrow and it is soccer as a whole that will suffer because of one man that is blinded by his misplaced ego, this has now gone too far”.

“The MTC NPL Awards will go ahead as planned on 18 July, whether they like it or not,” conluded Mr Doeseb.

TN Mobile Windhoek City Run

The TN Mobile Windhoek City Run takes place on Sunday, 20 July. Organisers expect close to 600 people to take part in the 2014 event, compared to the 500 participants in previous years.

The TN Mobile Windhoek City Run is arranged in partnership with Otb Sport and Windhoek Harriers in celebration of the City of Windhoek.

“This year the event will start and finish in Independence Avenue at the Zoo Park Gardens. The run routes have been designed to showcase the best the City has to offer,

with the routes passing the Old State House, Independence Memorial, Supreme Court, Parliament, Tintenpalast, Gibeon Meteorites, Hochland Trails, the Christus Kirche, Zoo Park and other interesting sites of Windhoek” said Otb Sport.

Participants have a choice between a 5km fun run/ walk; 10km walk/run;

21.1km walk/run and a marathon.

Telecom Namibia has generously increased this year’s prize money to over N$44 000 in cash prizes.

For routes, entries and other race details go to www. otbsport.com. Online entries closed on Wednesday 16 July.

The telecommunications giant, Telecom, is spon-

soring the run as part of its commitment to corporate social responsibility and in support of the wider vision to improve health across the community by engaging more people with sport.

Coca Cola Namibia will sponsor drinks to the runners and OCNAM will assist with route logistics and watertables.

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Rugby rules in Narraville

Kudu flank Griffin Griffiths provided the pass that resulted in wing Floyd Freygang scoring the first try on Saturday in Narraville Topflight rugby ruled supreme in Narraville on Saturday after a long absence.

United I pocketed an away NRU Premier League victory while United II suffered an NRU Reserve league loss against

Kudus.

United defeated Kudus 38-24 in a Premier league match and Kudus II defeated United II 29-10.

Defending champions FNB Western Suburbs defeated Reho Falcon 2013 while Rehoboth Rugby Club defeated Unam

Otis Finck

22-8. Wanderers defeated Dolphin 102-15.

The Kudus II team took a step closer towards ensuring a berth in the playoffs of the league they compete in.

The Premier League squad can still make it into the play-off round with two group stage games remaining against Walvis Bay and Dolphins. The Kudus Premier League squad played five, won two (against Dolphins and Walvis Bay) and lost three matches against Wanderers and United (away and at home).

United lock Winmar Rust opened his side’s account with a penalty kick conversion in the 16th minute in the Premier League match. He failed with a second penalty kick attempt awarded by referee François De Wit in the 16th minute. Kudus inside centre Charlton Brussels levelled the scores with a penalty kick in the 21st minute.

United inside centre Tuna Amutenya burst through the Kudus defence after continued immense pressure for the first try in the match and made the score 8-3 in the 25th minute.

Rust missed the conversion. United launched a quick counterattack and left wing Nandivata Karuoombe rounded of a solid drive movement and touched down for another

try two minutes later on in the 27th minute. Rust added the conversion and made the score 15-3.

Inside centre Brussel restored some hope for the host when he stole a ball from the opposition and crashed over for Kudus’ first try.

He also added the conversion and made the score 15-10. United Lock Stefan Neustadt then touched down for a third try for United. Rust added the conversion and made the score 24-10 at half time.

Scrumhalf TW Koortz touched down for United three minutes into the second half. Rust added the conversion and pushed the United tally to 31 points. Kudus increased the tempo of the match considerably in the final stages and had the visitors on the back foot and defending.

Numerous handling errors and the initiative to finish off try line bound moves however cost the hosts dearly.

Left wing Karuoombe intercepted a ball in his own half, ran the length of the field and sidestepped his way past the Kudu defence to touch down for his second and a fourth try for United in the 60th minute. Rust added the conversion for a final score of 38-10.

Kudus attacked with a

vengeance and wing Loyd Freygang eventually touched down for their second try in the 64th minute.

Brussels added the conversion and made the score 38 -17. Eighthman Ernesto Bampton stormed over United’s tryline for Kudus’ third try in the 70th minute.

Kudu flyhalf Ivo Croza added the conversion and made the final score 3824.

Scrumhalf Heinie Kapolo missed a penalty kick in the early stages of the Reserve League match.

Flyhalf Marvin Bruwer recorded the first points with a successful long range penalty kick 6 meters from the halfway line in the 28th minute.

Wing Floyd Freygang crashed over for the first try in the 41st minute after he received a through pass from Flank Griffin Griffiths. Bruwer added the conversion and made the score 10-0 in favour of Kudus II. Hooker Craig Swartz went on a power run through the United defence and crashed over for the second try for Kudus II in the 44th minute after a solid scrum by the forwards and a maul movement started five metres from the United tryline.

Bruwer again added the conversion and made the score 17-0 at half time.

Loose head Prop Lorenzo Calaca crashed over for a third try for Kudus II after play resumed in the 50th minute. Bruwer added the conversion and made the score 24-0.

United II did not give up and were eventually rewarded after numerous foiled attacks with their first try and points on the score board. Right wing Felix Humphries crashed over in the 72nd minute. Scrumhalf Kapolo missed the conversion.

Kudus II hooker Swartz however had unfinished business.

He scored his second try after another storming run in the 80th minute and pushed the Kudus II score to 29 against the 5 from United II. Bruwer missed the conversion.

Outside centre Henry Kanjo crashed over for another try on behalf of United II in the dying moments of the match and cut the deficit to 19 points with the final score at 29-10 in favour of Kudus. Kapolo missed the conversion. In school rugby matches played in Narraville on Saturday Windhoek Gymnasium defeated De Duine 39-0 in a u/15 league match.

JG Van Der Waldt defeated De Duine B 15-0 and Jan Mohr defeated De Duine 29-10 in u/19 league matches.