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Besope tieners maak amok

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Unlicensed activities in harbour

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Bobby aiming high

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Shameful state of new railway station

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The community was shock-ed after the boy was at-tacked by Pretorius’ dogs while he walked past the residence. The gate was allegedlywide open. According to witnesses who arrived at the scene, a certain Mr Ru-ben van der Merwe chased the dogs away from the boy. Pretorius, not at home

at the time, was contacted. The boy was transported to a private hospital and treated for numerous bite marks on his body. Apparently a brawl broke out between the two men when Pretorius arrived at the scene. Pretorius alleged that Van der Merwe hit him behind his head. A witness living

in the same neighbourhood voi-ced her concern over their safety. “We feel un-safe. We have previously contacted the SPCA about this however they said it was the municipality’s re-sponsibili-ty. I knew someone would be bitten at some stage and now a boy has been bit-ten,” she said.

The Asycuda World System serves as a substitute for the for-merly used Asycuda ++ System. It is used

to verify and control cargo transported through the different gates and was im-plemented on 1 Oc-

tober. According to some transporters and agents the new system has many loopholes and error messages,

claiming that it is time consuming. “The Customs offi-ces were jammed with swarms of agents, try-

ing to get assistance and agents had to constantly follow up on their clearances at customs to avoid fur-

ther delays” the na-mib times was told. It is also alleged that as a result of this scena-rio, some Customs of-

ficers accepted bribes to push clearances for some agents, nega-tively affecting other, honest agents.

Deputy Director denies alleged corruption at Customs Marshallino BeukesIt seems tension between transporters, agents and shipping lines is looming, regarding the newly implemented Asycuda (Automated System for Customs Data) World, used at the Walvis Bay harbour by the Customs and Excise Department.

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Meersig dog brawl continues

Madelaine LaubscherAfter a nine year old boy was attacked by dogs belonging to Mr Logan Pretorius on Sunday, it was alleged that a man visited Pretorius’ house the following day, asking for the ‘moffie’ to come outside, which resulted in a call to the police for assistance.

The warning sign on the gate of the Pretorius residence

Tension looms at Walvis Bay harbour

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Die snoekseisoen skop elke jaar gewoonlik vanaf Oktober teen die weskus af en hou aan tot vroeg in die volgende jaar. Renegade Fishing Ad-ventures van Swakop-mund het egter vanjaar se eerste vangs, verlede maand (September) aan land gebring, wat beteken dat die snoek effe vroeër as verwag, hul opwagting gemaak het.Skipper Rudie en Tihaan, twee gesoute vissermanne van Swakopmund, is hoog in hul noppies en

noem dat hulle vanaf ver-lede naweek baie goeie vangste gehad het. Vissermanne dui aan dat die pot goud ongeveer 10 seemyl suidwes vanaf die Mole in Swakopmund gevind kan word. Rudie en Tihaan is hier besig met die skoonmaak en vlek van die gesogte seekos.Skiboot-vangste lewer glo tussen 100 en 150 snoek per dag op en vissermanne benut behoorlik hierdie vroeë Kersgeskenk.

Blinklywe loop! Marshallino Beukes

Die snoekseisoen is hier en oral word vissermanne, breëbors en ‘n glimlag wat van oor tot oor strek opgemerk, want die vangste is uitstekend.

Snoek loop by die hope

A petition, concerning the high cost of electricity, the regular shack fires, overcrowding in Walvis Bay and the unaffordability of housing, was pre-sented by the Trade Union Congress of Namibia to the Walvis Bay Munici-pality on 1 October and progress was made in this regard.

Close to thousand erven for harbour townMarshallino Beukes

The petition primarily re-quested the Town Council to provide 8 000 serviced erven of 300 square me-tres each to residents and the provision of land to employers of such indivi-duals, who wish to con-struct houses for their em-ployees. Following the petition hand-over and demonstra-tion, the Town Council and representatives of TUCNA met last week to discuss the concerns. According to the Munici-pality, an invitation to the meeting had been issued to the group, prior to the demonstration, “but they (TUCNA) chose to conduct the protest march first”. At the meeting the Council pointed out that they are equally concerned about the plight of shack dwellers.

On the unaffordability of housing issue, it was in-dicated that the Council is constantly engaged in discussions with the Go-vernment and its principal representative in the hous-ing section, Namibia Hous-ing Enterprises (NHE), to address the provision of low cost housing. A statement regarding beneficiaries of the Mass Housing Programme is supposedly soon to be ex-pected. According to the Council, they have repeat-edly invited employers to apply for land in order to facilitate houses for their employees. “Some have heeded the call, but more need to be done,” the Municipality’sstatement reads. The Walvis Bay Munici-pality has availed about

1 600 erven for the Mass Housing Project and is currently busy to finalise the servicing of close to 1 000 erven, as part of its ongoing land development programme.“Thus, hundreds of erven will be available in Nar-raville, Kuisebmond and Meersig, within the next 2-6 months” the Munici-pality states. They furthermore claim that progress has been made in efforts to allevi-ate the plight of the poor, although with limited re-sources. They also noted that their door is wide open for serious social partners, such as the Trade Union Congress of Namibia, to become part of the solu-tion, and not only focus on highlighting the problems collectively faced.

The impact and ripple ef-fect supposedly resulted in enormous pressure on the part of clearing agents, to finally release cargo from shipping lines. Agents al-legedly had to swallow late fees, Namport over-time etc in order to get cargo out of the port. “No prior arrangements were made by the Walvis Bay Corridor Group, Asycu-da World and Customs to approach Namport, to allow additional hours for getting cargo out of the port” a source told the newspaper. Some port users also expressed their dismay, regarding the fact that the new system did not undergo a trial period, before being put to work. Also displeasing them, is the fact that training to work on the new system was supposedly provided only one week prior to implementation, and fur-thermore all the stakehold-ers received training alto-gether. This, according to them, was not appropriate,

as the different divisions, each have diverse func-tions. It is further alleged that some Customs of-ficers had to be trained af-ter implementation, while some other officers have not been trained fully to be 100% qualified to han-dle and work on the new system.The newspaper asked for comment from the Cus-toms & Excise Deputy Director, Ms Yoolokeni Haihambo, and during an exclusive interview, she noted that, “with any new development, hick-ups are inevitable”. Ms Haihambo further remarked that the main reason why agents, transporters, etc might be dissatisfied, is the fact that they did not have an Asycuda World comput-er at the gate, when the system was implement-ed. This was however sorted out and things are starting to run smoothly, she explained. The (old) Asycuda ++ System, ac-cording to Ms Haihambo,

was very time consuming, as Customs officials pre-viously had to depend on hard copies of Namport to register cargo. This hard copies were received after cargo entered through the gates and thus, provided a breeding ground for falsi-fied documents. “With the new system we are able to do the regis-tering ourselves and also verify and control the con-tainers, as well as serial numbers” Ms Haihambo commented. Regarding the short train-ing period, she stated that it is not a whole new sys-tem, but just an upgrading of the old one, with only some new functions being added. “There is no way we can move from a good system to a bad system, we have to keep trend with the latest technology and this system is definitely user friendly” Ms Haihambo stressed. She concluded by noting that no case of bribery was reported to her office.

Tension looms Continued from page 1The newspaper was con-

tacted on Tuesday by a relative of Pretorius to visit his residence for inspection on the behaviour of his dogs. When the reporter ar-rived at his residence, there were only three dogs on the property in question which all showed great affection towards the reporter in-stead of aggression. In con-versation with Pretorius at the time, he recalled what occurred on Monday.“Van der Merwe came to my house on Monday. It seemed that he was intoxi-cated. He told a friend of mine to “go call that ‘mof-fie’ that lives here”. When I saw him I told him to leave immediately. He did not leave, which resulted in me having to call for police assistance. When the po-lice arrived they instructed Van der Merwe’s friend, who accompanied him, to rather drive him home, be-cause he was intoxicated. Van der Merwe threatened me by saying he will bring his dogs and show me what his dogs can do. He only came to my house to cre-ate more havoc. I have laid a charge against him for trespassing (case number WBCR65102014),” Preto-rius said.When asked why he sus-pects that his gate is being opened by other parties he said “the only reason I can think of why anyone would want to open my gate is for the adult dogs to run away, in order to steal the puppies, as I am a breeder. I have put up warning signs that I have guard dogs. Any dog would protect his terri-tory. I love my dogs and do not want to lose them over people not wanting to leave

me and my dogs in peace. I feel sorry for the boy that was bitten. I hope he reco-vers soon. However people only talk about the boy that was bitten, but when will the parents teach children to stop teasing dogs, not to mention to try and steal the dogs or to leave my gate alone? Teach your children to leave the property of oth-ers alone. My dogs are not aggres-sive unless they are teased or harassed. My dogs are able to join with other dogs without any trouble occur-ring. I myself have a daughter of my own. Her friends who visit her have also been sur-rounded by my dogs. My dogs never attacked those children. This is the first time some-thing like this has hap-pened. I have learnt a les-son from this and that is to keep my gate under lock and chain, since people keep fiddling with my gate. Again I am sorry the child was bitten. The child knows in his heart what happened. All I ask is for people to leave me and my dogs alone,” he said. The newspaper contacted Van der Merwe for com-ment on the allegations against him.“I was at the boy’s house on Monday to ask if he was alright. After I left, my friend and I walked in the street and Pretorius came to us with a baseball bat and hit my friend over the head,” he said.When Van der Merwe was told that there are allega-tions by Pretorius that he went to Pretorius’ house, he

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laughed and said that Pre-torius was standing outside the yard with a baseball bat and simply attacked them for no reason.The boy’s age was ques-tioned by the public since reports of the incident were published. It was confirmed by the boy’s father to the newspaper that the boy is indeed nine years old. “Van der Merwe went to Pretorius’ house on Mon-day because the gate was open once again. Van der Merwe went inside the yard with a friend to tell Pretorius to close his gate. Pretorius approached the man with a baseball bat. I have laid a charge against Pretorius for what tran-spired on Sunday,” the father alleged. The namib times spoke to the Walvis Bay SPCA Kennel Master and Investigating Officer, Mr Peter Brooks, regarding the behaviour of Pretorius' dogs.“Firstly, there has never been direct evidence or signs of dog fighting re-garding Logan’s dogs. Secondly, Logan has been very open towards us con-cerning his animals and their welfare.

I personally have never de-tected any aggression from these dogs towards myself or my staff members at the SPCA when we did inspec-tions. These dogs are not aggressive. We do body inspections on a regular basis whereby we handle the dogs ourselves and never have any of these dogs shown aggression to-wards us at all. There are clear sign boards on Logan’s gate as well that have been there for quite a period of time, warning that there are dogs on guard,” Brooks said. According to the Municipality Pretori-us recently agreed to obey the rules of all munici-pal regulations regarding his dogs. Nampol Chief Inspector Erastus Iikuyu told the newspaper yesterday that Pretorius was arrested on Wednesday morning un-der the municipality by-laws, which entail that a dog owner is obligated to keep the animal inside the premises. “He was arrested for re-leasing of a vicious dog, alternatively assault with intent to do grievous bod-ily harm,” Iikuyu said.

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Tension looms NAMIB TIMES 3

COMMUNITY NEWS24 OCTOBER 2014

The Marienheim hostel in Tamariskia, Swakopmund, which was scorched by a devastating fire on 19 January, this year, are cur-rently under re-construction, but more funds are needed.

The renovation of the hostel has been ongoing since August this year. The hostel is run by the Roman Catholic Church and a request for public assistance, in order to finish renovating the burned block, was recently reported on in the namib times. “Even though the renovation is ongoing, sometimes the builders stop because they run out of building materials” said Sister Reginalda Shivute of the Roman Catholic Church. She also said they need more donations for roof materials, paint, cement, etc. Sister Shivute also said that all donations given will be used for the welfare of the children. “We have turned the study hall into a bedroom for the boys and all the learners are now studying in the dining hall” she commented. All donations and forms of support are welcomed. If you want to assist, please contact Sister Shivute on 064 461 441/081 309 2617, or if you can assist financially the bank account is as follows; Bank Windhoek, Account Name: Marienheim Hostel. Building Fund, Account Number: 8004136660, Branch Code: 481772.

Swakopmund used to have one of the most beautiful train stations in the country, but not anymore.

Shameful state of TransNamib's new 'train station'Jade McClune

'n Paar matrikulante, wat in Swakopmund kom kuier het om die einde van hul skoolloopbaan te vier, het die afgelope week behoorlik die dorp op horings geneem.

REAL WORLD: Following promises of great developments, a half-built concrete structure without any lights, services or signage now serves as the Swakopmund Railway Station.

Renowned for its sturdy architecture, the old station provided a grand welcome to new visitors arriving at the coast by train and left people with a strong first impression of the town and its heritage. People arriving by train today may well be a left with a sense of shock and horror at the situation.Over the years the service has deteriorated to a situation, where train pas-sengers now have to make their way to the industrial area, where they will have to cross at least three sets of railway tracks in the dark to get to a half-built structure that now stands in place of a proper train station.There is in fact no train station, just an incom-plete concrete structure

with no roof, no doors, no lights, or any service. Those approaching from the main road will literally have to climb onto the station platform by stan-ding on the tracks. There are no working lights at the platform or anywhere along the gravel route, rendering the place a major health and safety risk. There are also no security officers on duty and there are no visible road signs or markings anywhere to indicate the safe route to the so-called station. There are also no safety markings at the platform, not even to indicate the safe distance from the edge of the platform, nor any sign to indicate the name of the 'station'.The unpainted concrete structure offers no shelter

or comfort whatsoever to passengers. There are also no toilet facilities, forcing people who urgently need to relieve themselves to cross the railway tracks and relieve themselves in the open in the dark.Passengers arriving from Windhoek on Tuesday ex-pressed total disappoint-ment at the deteriorating level of TransNamib's service. On Monday an elderly businesswoman at the town, who did not want to be named, fell from the same platform and severely injured her leg and foot.Yesterday she was still on medication and confirmed that the condition of the half-built station presents a clear and present danger to the passengers, particularly the elderly and disabled. She is concerned that

others could be more seriously injured.Mr Paolo Shipoke of Stacks Property Group, who heads up the Bahnhof Square Development, said yesterday he is fully aware of the deplorable situation at the would-be station in Swakopmund. The creation of a modern new station was central to the design of the new Bahnhof Square Mall, but the project has run into major hurdles and as a result the town has in fact been left without a train station. “We would have finished

the station by now, but we stopped [due to a dispute with the ministry of works] and the funders said no funds would be released until the problems are sorted out.”“Everything would have been finished by now, but we had to stop on the orders of TransNamib,” he said, in reference to a recent deci-sion by the Minister of Works and Transport to review TransNamib's deci-sion to sell the large pro-perty to private developers. The minister reportedly considers the terms unfa-vourable.

As a result the entire Bahnhof Square develop-ment has ground to a complete halt. There is no indication of any ongoing earthworks and construc-tion. Shipoke said there is not much they can do under the circumstances and referred further questions to TransNamib.TransNamib, which put in place yet another 'turn-around strategy' last month, at the cost of some N$400 million to the taxpayer, has incurred massive costs and suffered reputational dam-age as a result of repeated train crashes, of which

there have been no less than five in the past two years.Getting timely answers from the management of the troubled parastatal has generally proven to be a challenge. TransNamib's spokesperson Ms Paulina Hangula said yesterday that she had just returned from a long period of leave and would answer as soon as she could. At the time of going to print, neither Trans-Namib nor the Ministry of Works and Transport had responded to questions sent to them yesterday.

Marienheim Hostel still needs help Sharlien Tjambari

Besope matrikulante maak molesJade McClune

Volgens 'n bron in die buurt was 'n huis aan een van die betrokke seuns se ouers verhuur en moes hulle inderhaas Woensdagaand die jong man vanaf die huis in Vineta verwyder na die bure begin kla het oor die oormatig harde musiek wat voortdurend uit die huis geblaker het. Die huis was glo uitverhuur aan 'n dominee van die NG Kerk in Windhoek, wat dit aan sy seun en 'n paar vriende beskikbaar gestel het vir die vakansie. Probleme het egter na die eerste aand begin opduik. Harde musiek en hope drankbottels wat by die huis gevind is, was nie die enigste probleem nie, want die voortslepende partytjie het toe glo na 'n nabygeleë restaurant verskuif, waar die dronknes toe in geweld ontaard het.Een van die ooggetuies Woensdagaand op die toneel het vertel dat die seuns blykbaar reeds lekker dronk was toe hulle by die restaurant aankom. Die betrokke matrikulant, wat toe later die aand gearresteer was, het glo snaaks begin optree en het selfs in die kelner se oor geskree. Luidens tweedehandse gerugte het die dominee se seun ook die kelner aan die keel gegryp. Een van die persone van 'n tafel langs die groep het toe glo gevra dat hulle bietjie moet kalmeer.Op daardie stadium van die geveg, toe die ander restaurant-gangers begin neus optrek vir die moles-makers, het een van die jong mannetjies (einste die

dominee se seun) begin spiere wys. Volgens 'n lid van die Swakopmund Buurtwag het die klong selfs sover gegaan om een van die kliënte te probeer moker, maar in sy dronkenskap het hy blykbaar mis geslaan en die man, met wie hy besig was om te stry, se vrou met die vuis getref.Die buurtwag was gou op die toneel en die polisie is ook ontbied, waarna die besope matrikulant toe na die polisiestasie geneem is. Die polisie wou gister geen inligting oor die saak bekend maak nie, maar die namib times het intussen vertroulik verneem dat die betrokke vrou, wat aan die ontvangkant van die vuishou was, wel ingestem het om die klag terug te trek na die seun en sy ouers om vergifnis kom vra het. Daar was darem geen skade aan die huurhuis nie en die seun is Donderdag saam met sy ouers terug Windhoek toe, maar die wat weet, vertel dat dit definitief nie die eerste of die laaste keer is dat jongmense, wat so pas skool klaar gemaak het, die pot mis sit as dit kom by feesvier nie. Die geval van die dominee se dronk seun wat nie sy vuiste kon beteuel nie, sal hopelik 'n les wees vir ander dorstige partytjiegangers van die binneland, dat die mense hier aan die kus, daarvan hou om in rus en vrede te lewe.

24 OCTOBER 20144 NAMIB TIMES

REPORTCourtCourt

CRIME & COURT

Walvis Bay

Magistrate CourtDavid Andreas (35) ap-peared on a charge of theft from a vehicle which was properly locked. The mat-ter was postponed to 13 November for sentence. The accused remains in custody.Susan Kudumo (34) ap-peared on charges of fraud, forgery and uttering a forged instrument. The matter was postponed to 2 February 2015 for legal aid. The accused is on bail of N$5 000.Lucky Hinanifa(25) ap-peared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 22 January 2015 for fur-ther investigation and final remand. The accused is on bail of N$3 000.Alfeus Haoseb (20) ap-peared on a charge of arson. The matter was

postponed to 12 February 2015 for further investiga-tion. The accused remains in custody.Sonja Esterhuizen (41) appeared on charges of contravening of justices of peace and commissioner of oaths as amended. The accused was found not guilty with evidence. The case against accused was discharged.Brandon Van Wyk (27) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The mat-ter was postponed to 27 January 2015 for further investigation. The accused remains in custody.Moses Mateus (30) ap-peared on charges of theft and common assault. The accused was sentenced to three months imprison-ment.Jo-Moreen Izaacs (22) appeared on charges of

fraud, theft, forgery and uttering a forged instru-ment. The matter was postponed to 2 February 2015 for further investiga-tion. The accused remains in custody.Thomas Liseko (32) AND Michael Barends (32) appeared on a charge of drugs - dealing in co-caine. The matter was postponed to 8 April 2015 for plea and trial. The accused are on bail of N$2 000.Chadleight David (23), Stanley Tjiharo (26) and Monique Diergaardt (21) appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 22 January 2015 for further investi-gation. The accused is on bail of N$30 000. Ignas Strauss (19) ap-peared on a charge of common assault. The matter was postponed to

17 November for plea and trial. The accused remains in custody.Hofni Amakali (37), Elia Tweulongelwa (35), Petrus Uushona (27) and Samuel Malenga (32) ap-peared on a charge of pos-session of suspected stolen property. The matter was postponed to 25 February 2015 for trial. The accused are on bail of N$3 000.Erastus Andreas (27) ap-peared on charges of reck-less or negligent driving and failing to render assis-tance to the injured. The accused was sentenced to six months imprison-ment.Libia De Waal (26) ap-peared on charges of fraud, theft, forgery and uttering a forged instrument. The matter was postponed to 11 February 2015 for legal aid. The accused remains in custody.

Swakopmund

Two weeks ago, the Swakopmund commu-nity was shocked, after it was reported that Mrs Jonas, better known as Julia, was allegedly poi-soned by her estranged husband. The tragedy occurred on the morning of 8 Octo-ber, at around 00:20. Mrs Jonas and her es-tranged husband, Mr Junias Jonas, sup-posedly had maritalproblems, and although still legally married, have been separated for some time.

The late Julia had a protection order against her husband, which barred him from going near her or her residen-ce.The protection order fol-lowed after he attempt-ed to shoot Mrs Jonas during August, this year. Mr Jonas has since then moved to Karibib and re-turned home on the night of the incident. On his ar-rival, Mr Jonas allegedly brought drinks for him and his wife. After a while Mrs Jonas started screaming that

she was poisoned by her husband. She was rushed to the hospital, but unfor-tunately there was noth-ing the doctors could do, as she was already dead by the time she reached the hospital. Mr Jonas appeared in the Swakopmund Magis-trates court on Friday, 10 October, facing charges of murder and breaching of protection order. He was denied bail and is expected to ap-pear in court again on 8 December thisyear.

Julia’s death still a mystery

Crime Reporter“Even if I had the results from the pathologists, I would not share it with the media. You just have to wait for the case to be finalised”. These were the words of the Erongo Region’s police spokesperson, Deputy Commis-sioner Otillie Kashuupulwa, on an enquiry regarding the post mortem results of the late Mrs Mutaleni Ndjalukeni Jonas (43).

21 OctoberPaulus Shanyanana (38) and Alexander Grego-rius (33) appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bod-ily harm. The matter was postponed to 20 January 2015. The accused are on bail.Eliader Seblon (38) ap-peared on a charge of dri-ving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The matter was postponed 8 December. The accused is on bail.Shivute Johannes (31) appeared on a charge of dealing in cocaine. The matter was postponed to 9 December. The accused is on bail.Francois Henery (30) ap-peared on a charge of dri-ving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The matter was postponed to 9 December. The accused is on bail. Johnson Kauliue (23) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was post-poned to 24 November. The accused is in custody.Hosea Gariseb (22) ap-peared on a charge of theft. Magistrate Vicky Nicolaidis found the ac-cused guilty and gave a sentence of 12 months im-prisonment.Eysele Jacobus (39) ap-peared on a charge of rape. The matter was post-poned to 18 November. The accused is in custo-dy.Jeremia Itembu (28) appeared on a charge of malicious damage to property. The matter was postponed to 22 October. The accused is in custody.Josef Awene (37) ap-

peared on a charge of negligent loss of a firearm. The matter was postponed to 29 October. The ac-cused is on warning.Moses Hanse (36) ap-peared on a charge of corruptly using office or position for gratification. The matter was postponed to 17 November. The ac-cused is on warning.Angondji Jairus (34) appeared on a charge of falsifying/counterfeiting license number or license mark. The matter was postponed to 4 November. The accused is on bail.Ina Paulus (25) appeared on a charge of theft. Mag-istrate Andre Matulich found the accused guilty and gave a sentence of 50 days imprisonment or a fine of N$500.Yolande Dunn (38) ap-peared on a charge of dealing in cocaine. The matter was postponed to 20 November. The ac-cused is in custody.

22 OctoberSiyongo Mishake (34) appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 4 February 2015. The accused is on bail.Jeremia Itembu (28) ap-peared on a charge of ma-licious damage to proper-ty. Magistrate Andre Ma-tulich found the accused guilty and gave a sentence of 6 months imprisonment or a fine of N$5 000.Jesaya Shisande (44) was absent at his hearing on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxica-ting liquor. The matter was postponed

to 28 October. The ac-cused is at large.Timotheus Smith (28), Virgilio Tsam (22) and Richard Brockenhoff (30) appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 18 November. The ac-cused is on bail.A minor (16) appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 26 November. The ac-cused was released in the care of a minor.Laurence Paul Simon (26) appeared on char-ges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft and assault. The matter was postponed to 20 No-vember. The accused is in custody.Herman Nakafingo (33) appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive blood-alcohol level. The matter was postponed to 20 January 2015. The ac-cused is on bail.A minor (17) appeared on a charge of theft. The case against the accused was withdrawn.Clifton De Waal (21) and Bernades Swartbooi(18) appeared on a charge of theft. Magistrate Andre Matulich found Clifton De Waal guilty and gave a sentence of 6 months imprisonment or a fine of N$2 000. Clifton De Waal (21), Bernades Swartbooi (18) and Evane Van Wyk (26) appeared on charges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The mat-ter was postponed to 11 November. The accused are in custody.Venesie Brandt (37) ap-

peared on a charge of cul-pable homicide. The mat-ter was postponed to 27 November. The accused is on warning.Joseph Matheus Shilon-go (45) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bo-dily harm. The matter was postponed to 23 October. The accused is on bail.Martin Nghidipohamba (18) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with in-tent to steal and theft. The case against the accused was withdrawn.Martin Mosley Uutoni (40) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 28 October. The accused is in custo-dy.Frans Matongo Veiko (30) appeared on charges of negligent driving, fail-ure to ascertain damages and no driver’s license.Magistrate Vicky Nico-laidis found the accused guilty and for count 1 gave a sentence of 12 months imprisonment or a fine of N$4 000; for count 2 a sentence of 3 months imprisonment or a fine of N$2 000; for count 3 a sentence of 3 months imprisonment or a fine of N$1 000.Lesley Tjaimi (27) and Simon Makili (43) ap-peared on charges of theft. The matter was postponed to 19 November. The ac-cused are on bail.Jefrey Nhire (28) ap-peared on a charge of theft. Magistrate Vicky Nicolaidis found the ac-cused guilty and gave a sentence of 12 months imprisonment or a fine of N$4 000.

Vroeg in die week op die C34 roete tussen Swakopmund en Hentiesbaai het ‘n vragmotor bestuurder ‘n noue ontkoming gehad nadat ‘n padroller voor die vragmotor ingeswaai het. Geen beserings was aangemeld nie.

Ongelukke in die Erongo area

Nog ‘n ongeluk op die B2 roete sowat 10 kilometer van Arandis op pad na Usakos, was gerapporteer. Volgens berigte het die bestuurder van die voertuig beheer verloor waarna dit die pad verlaat en omgeslaan het.

Volgens die ontevredekliënte moes hulle Maan-dagaand met rooi gesigte by winkels uitstap, nadat hulle nie elektronies vir hul produkte kon betaal nie. Die rede hiervoor was blyk-baar dat Standard Bank se sisteem nie die betrokke dag in werking was nie, en niemand dus kontant by ‘n kitsbank kontant kon ont-trek, of by besighede se el-ektroniese betaalpunte vir

hul items betaal nie. Baie gesinne moes blyk-baar die aand honger en baie teleurgesteld in hul finansiële instelling, gaan slaap het. Nog ‘n probleem wat blyk-baar Sondag ondervind was, was die feit dat nuwe kredietkaarte onlangs in werking getree het en die “ou” kredietkaarte dus nie deur die bank se sisteem aanvaar is nie. Die kliënte

noem dat hulle geen ken-nisgewing in hierdie ver-band ontvang het nie. Die koerant het Standard Bank Namibië se woor-dvoerder in Windhoek, via epos gekontak en me Surihe Gaomas-Guchu het kortliks geantwoord dat die ongerief wat die kliënte Sondag moes deurmaak, op dieselfde dag reggestel is en dat “alles terug na normaal is”.

Standard Bank kliënte slaap glo hongerMarshallino Beukes

Kliënte van Standard Bank het Maandagaand die koerant gekon-tak en hul ontevredenheid rakende die bank se elektroniese betaal-stelsel en algehele sisteem uitgespreek.

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Obtaining Fishing Permits

Obtain a permit from the Namibian Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR) to catch fish or dive for crayfish and respect harvesting limitations.WHY? The marine resources are limited and currently some of them are overfished or over collected. It is necessary that everybody uses them wisely and carefully to secure the future harvesting needs by protecting the stock. Quantity/number of marine resources harvestable, minimum size limits of fish and crayfish that can be caught, open season etc. help to manage stocks to avoid the total disappearance of some species in our waters.Do not leave bait or fish on the beach! Either take it home or return it to the sea. This food attracts scavengers like jackals and gulls that prey on other bio-diversity. When you are back home after the holiday, it also inflates the predator population. Where can you get a license for angling, crayfish diving & bait/mussels collection?

MINISTRY OF FISHERIES AND MARINE RESOURCES

Swakopmund OfficeNATMIRC/Aquarium, Strand Street

Tel +264 64 410 1000Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday:

08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 17:00Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00 - 13:00

Walvis Bay OfficeInspectorate 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 - 13:00Lüderitz Office

Inspectorate Office Tel +264 63 202 905Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday:


Henties Bay OfficeInspectorate Office, at Hanganen Fishing Project

building Tel +264 64 500 320Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday:


Windhoek OfficeBrendan Simbwaye Square, Block C, C/o Uhland

& Goethe Street Tel +264 61 205 3911Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday:

08:00 - 13:00 and 14:00 - 17:00Saturday/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 OfficeCorner Bismarck Street and Sam Nujoma Avenue,

Tel +264 64 404 576Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday:

08:00 - 13:00 &14:00 - 17:00Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00 - 13:00

Walvis Bay OfficeHenrich Baumann Street Road - Number 643

Tel +264 64 205 971/2Monday to Friday:

08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 17:00Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00h - 13:00

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The statement serves as a reminder to those in-volved in these activities, that as per the Port Re-gulations and the Nam-port Act, stevedoring companies should be li-

censed by the Namibian Ports Authority, and only those in possession of such a license is allowed to conduct and carry out stevedoring activities. It further warns that

those who are found carrying out such ser-vices without the ne-cessary license will be stopped permanently from carrying out any activities in the Port.

Ship and Cargo agents involved in unlicensed activitiesMarshallino Beukes

The Namibian Ports Authority sent out a stern warning to some Ship and Cargo Agents, who are supposedly involved in stevedoring activities for which they are not allowed or licensed for.

Tourists from France were interviewed whilethey were busy taking pictures of the flamin-goes at the lagoon and according to them it was one of the high-lights of their two-week tour through Na-mibia. Even if you are not a bird watcher, you cannot help but be impressed by the sheer number of

Lagoon a favourite for bird lovers and photographers

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tured some of the tou-rists while they were

busy taking pictures or just strolling along the

walkway of our lovely lagoon.

While the coastline of Namibia is well known for its diamonds, wide open spaces and unspoilt nature, the birds at the Walvis Bay lagoon is as much a gem as any birder or photographer could possibly wish for.

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Oscar sentenced

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Ek neem aan is weer my bure se kinders wat buite speel, en ek gee dit nie verder kop nie, maar die gegil rak net erger en ek besef iets is besig om hier buite te gebeur, en dit klink glad nie goed nie. Ek spring toe op en gaan uit om te kyk wat aan die gebeur is, en terselfde-tyd kom die hele straat se mense uit hul huise uit om te sien wie so skree, en wat aangaan (ons bly in ‘n stil buurt/straat). Onmiddelik voor my huis, staan ‘n sekuriteitsman met‘n opgeskote seun van min of meer 8 - 9 jaar oud, die kind se gesig is traan besmeerd en vol vrees, my “buurman” en SY op-geskote seun is besig om hul “crossbreed rotweiler hond” uit die straat te trek in hul yard in so onbeheer-baar is sy. En dit is toe ek besef wat hier voor my yard afge-speel het, daardie hond wou die kind byt, en God se dank, het die sekurite-itsman wat opad huis toe was, tot daardie kind se redding gekom (my hart staan as ek dink wat kon met die kind gebeur het as dit nie vir die sekuri-teitsman was nie). Want die hond se eienaars maak die hond los, gaan in hul huis in en gaan wees, en met ‘n yard wat nie ‘n hek het om dit in te hou nie, is die straat sy “oyster”. En met mense wat in die straat loop, na en van hul

werke af, met kinders wat buite speel, met ouers wat met hul kleuters na en van hul kleuterskool af kom, verby na hul huise IN die straat, is daar geen keer aan daardie hond nie. Grootmense vrees die hond, kinders vrees die hond, jy moet omloop as die hond los is. Ek’t my “buurvrou” al gevra om die hond vas te maak, aang-esien sy nie ‘n hek het om dit in die yard te hou nie, en sy antwoord my “loop net die hond sal nie byt nie”!!!En oor die hond, is ek toe vroeg verlede maand (Sep-tember 2014), SPCA toe, met die hoop dat hul die hond sal kom vat laat ons in rus en vrede leef, of die eienaars beopdrag om hul hond vas te hou, of ‘n hek op te sit vir die tye wat hulle voel hul “kosbare besittings” (karre) sal inge-breek word, laat die hond hul beskerm en hul goed oppas, en uit die straat uit-bly waar ons kinders elke dag loop en speel. SPCA het gaan inspeksie doen, en bevind die hond is ‘n gevaar, hul het waarsku-wings uitgereik, my “buur-vrou” het by die Diere Kontrole Eendheid gegaan en gaan bewys dat sy ‘n li-sensie het om hierdie hond in haar yard te hê. Die saak is daar gelaat… My Vraag Aan Munisi-paliteit en SPCA:Soos SPCA advertensies week na week sit om honde eienaars touwys te maak

oor hoe hul hul hond moet hanteer, beskerm, ens. Hoekom kan hulle ook nie advertensies in die koerant sit wat honde eienaars tou-wys maak oor hoe hul hul gevaarlike honde in hul yard te hou nie, onthou die straat is vir die mens, nie vir honde nie?!Moet ‘n kind eers verskeur word van ‘n hond, voordat julle die erns van die saak besef? Is dit reg laat mens in vrees in jou eie straat moet bly, vir jou kinders se lewens sowel as jou eie, terwyl jy erfbelasting en al die an-der munisipaliteit dienste betaal?Is dit reg dat selfsugtige huis eienaars, oor hul “kos-bare besittings”, gevaarlike honde moet aanhou en nog hul hekke ooplos terwyl hulle weet hul honde is ‘n gevaar vir hul buurmense en kinders? En as jy in ‘n besit is van ‘n lisensie om ‘n hond aan te hou, gee dit jou ook die reg om mense in vrees te laat leef (a license to kill)?LETWEL: My kosbare besitting is my lewe, en die van my kinders, en ek gaan als doen wat in my vermoë is om dit te besk-erm, so as jou kosbare be-sitting jou kar of jou hond is, vat dit en bly met dit IN jou HUIS soos ek met myne doen!

(G.......vol Vir Rondloper Honde!)

Hou Jou Hond, In Jou Yard, Vir Jouself!Gister, laat namiddag (6 Oktober 2014), terwyl ek rustig sit en TV kyk, en my vier jarige seun sit en eet… ruk ‘n bloedstollende gil die lug deur!

Adri de Wee: Would his age even have helped him against the dog? The boy could have been killed and all you worry about is his age. You’re surely a clown.Beulah Pretorius: Adri and surely you must be the ring master! Read well before being sarcas-tic!Tanja Strong: The age of

the boy is irrelevant. Fact remains; someone was brutally attacked by dogs, in the street. The owner needs to take responsi-bility.Uta Himmel: Any dog that does this should be put down and the owners banned from having pets. Obviously they failed to raise these dogs right. This is just awful, should

someone be killed before action gets taken? Why weren’t the dogs re-moved the first time they attacked minors (chil-dren)?Kirsti Westerdale: The dogs should be taken away from this guy!He obviously has no idea on how to look after them.Fernando Santos Den-tlinger: I raised my dogs

proper yet when provoked will attack I witness kids the same age as the boy attacked walk pass my yard and tease my dogs to the point where my dogs get angry and open the gate.Adri de Wee: Kids will always be kids... Keep your damn dogs in your yard period. American copy cats.

“When our beloved country finally gained its indepen-dence after a bitter struggle, there was a sense of relief coupled with vigor among all peoples to make the country work. This is evi-denced by the drafting and acceptance of our national Constitution in a record time – a Constitution that is still hailed by the rest of the world as a model of its kind.”According to Mudge, our Constitution spells it out loud and clear. “Namibia belongs to all its people ir-respective of race, colour, age, sex, social standing or political affiliation. Our Constitution is a social con-tract which guarantees the human dignity of all Na-

mibians.” “However, it is sad to see these lofty ideals go up in the tyre smoke of the new luxury vehicles of the rul-ing elite.” Mudge stated that over the past 24 years, it is glaringly obvious that the ruling party has become increasingly arrogant in their approach to governing the country. “The ruling elite are a tight-ly knit group of individuals who are appropriating the country and its resources to feed their own greed and lust for power. Thus in an era where we see increased unemployment, especially among the youth, housing shortages, declining health care, endemic corruption, blatant nepotism and fa-

vouritism, poor service de-livery and faltering land re-form, the ruling elite decide that what the country needs most than anything else is another VIP jet, a new par-liament building, a private hospital for local VIP’s and visiting dignitaries, an en-larged parliament with yet more officials, a new fleet of luxury vehicles, an ex-orbitantly expensive retire-ment home for the outgo-ing president and “security upgrades for the dwellings of our rulers, to name but a few. Thus we also see the awarding of bursaries for the children of high rank-ing government officials to study in China and the “em-powerment” of the children

of high ranking Swapo of-ficials, as exposed in “The Namibian” of Friday 10 October” enabling them to become overnight million-aires with little effort and input.“True to the saying: ‘Power corrupts and absolute pow-er corrupts absolutely,’ the ruling party has become completely out of touch with the feelings, aspira-tions and needs of the com-mon people.”In a country with such a wealth of resources and such a low population den-sity as ours, problems such as a lack of school facilities in rural areas and the acute housing shortage experi-enced by the less fortunate, should have and could have

been resolved many years ago, if the ruling party had been serious about address-ing these issues,” Mudge claims.The problem is exacerbated by the appointment of per-sons to senior positions in accordance with political affiliation rather than qual-ifications, expertise and ex-perience.“This tide of expropriating the entire country by our rulers for their sole benefit must be stemmed and the forthcoming election pre-sents a golden opportunity for disillusioned voters to express their dissatisfaction on the ballot paper,” Mudge concluded. Media release by the Re-publican Party

Matilde Thuli-Mekond-jo Silas Kulo: 5 years sentence to this guy is an insult to humanity.Herry Dimitri De Jesus: Pathetic judgement! Real-ly Miss Masipa? People get 20 to 15 years for rape and so on!Marinda Van CollerMeyer: Belaglik! Hy moes beslis ‘n baie swaarder straf gekry het, daar is niks arm ontrent

hom nie, hy dink hy is verhewe bo die wet, mense asb! Hy het ‘n lewe geneem, wat as dit jou dogter was, sou jy ook so sag op Oscar gewees het. Hy het alles wat oor sy pad gekom het oor homself gebring, hy moet maar die music face!Lynette Keyser: Cattle thieves get longer sen-tences... this is terrible. 5 years, what’s that for

killing another human being!Peter Baron Van Ginkel: 8 years in Namibia for fraud, 5 years for murder in SA. Lekker, man lek-ker.Barbara Anne Morri-son: That is too short for taking a life! Thank the Good Lord I’m not the judge.Leigh Lelanie Pasche-ka: Gestroop van mens-

waardigheid, finansieel uitgeput, gebrandmerk as moordenaar, moet met sy gewete saamleef en dan dink die publiek hy kan vir hom ‘n pad oopkoop in die tronk. Maar die dae toe hy die medaljes SA toe gebring het was hy tops almal se held. Kom ons bid eerder en vra dat ons nie eendag in so ‘n si-tuasie beland nie. Sterkte aan Oscar en sy familie!!

Oscar Pistorius, South African athlete on trial for the death of his girlfriend, has been sentenced to five years behind bars for culpable homicide and three years suspended for shooting a gun in a restaurant.

Camm finally sentencedThe long-dragging fraud cases against Allen John Camm finally reached a crescendo, after he was sentenced to eight years imprisonment, of which 2 years are suspended for five years.Denise Van Bergen: So he serves more time than Oscar!Tammy-Ann Klein-

smith Mouton Car-ballo: Denise my hus-band just said the same thing.... justice system in

Africa is a JOKE.Kavee Tjitua Kustaa: Die arm van die gereg is lank ou maat.

No more helicopter rides in December LOL.

Pretorius’ dogs again in controversy A nine year old boy was admitted to the hospital on Sunday, afternoon after being bru-tally attacked and suffering more than 20 bite marks from dogs owned by Walvis Bay resident, Logan Pretorius.

Who Owns Namibia?In line with the election theme of the Republican Party, namely: “The time is now,” party president, HenkMudge, during his election campaign in the South of our country, hit hard at what he termed, “the ruling party’s increased propensity to claim Namibia for themselves as a form of ‘just,’ but decidedly undeserved reward.”

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[email protected] project of the Bible Society will be held in 20 towns all over Namibia to-morrow. All funds generated will go towards Bible transla-tion and distribution.A 5km route has been planned in Windhoek

from WAP Sports grounds (Wanderers) so that young and old can enjoy a very comfortable walk. The walk will start at 7:30 and late entries can be done from 6:30.Entries for the Windhoek Walk can already be done

at the Bible Shop in Inde-pendence Avenue 428 as well as the Bible Society offices in Feld Street 34. The first 150 entries will receive a free goody bag.Entry fees are N$40 per adult and N$20 per child if done before the day, other-

wise late entries are N$60 and N$30 respectively. All participants will re-ceive a coke and medal at the finish line and there will be lots of spot prizes up for grabs!Dogs on leashes are wel-come!

Officeconomix & homeconomix give for bible distributionOfficeconomix & Homeconomix will once again be the main sponsors for this year’s Walk for Bibles in Windhoek. Each one of these sponsors has given N$20 000 for this event, making it a total of N$40 000 for their main sponsorship.

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This is the first time in the history of Stan-dard Bank’s involve-ment in the Miss Na-mibia Pageant that the reigning beauty deci-ded to open the Basic Blue Account outside Windhoek, and more specifically, in her home town.“For Miss Namibia,

this account will be of great use to her, as she continues with her medical studies at the University of Namibia this year. As a student we be-lieve this account will help you engage into formal banking and become financial-ly empowered,” said

Standard Bank’s Head of Marketing, Thaddi-us Maswahu.As part of the spon-sorship an additional N$5 000 has also been placed into Miss Na-mibia’s new bank ac-count. Okahandja Mayor, Valerie Aron, thanked Standard Bank Na-

mibia for its ongoing commitment to corpo-rate social responsibi-lity through the Miss Namibia Pageant, and especially in view of empowering young women like Brumhil-da Ochs. “Savings are an ideal way for you to meet your financial needs

Miss Namibia opens new Standard Bank account in home town Miss Namibia 2014, Brumhilda Ochs, opened a new Standard Bank savings account in her home town, Okahandja, this week.

in a way that suite your lifestyle. Standard Bank Na-mibia continues to show confidence in the town and its residents through such commit-ments that inspires our youth in a very posi-tive way. This is a very good gesture of financial empowerment and fi-nancial independence in itself,” said Aron.On her part, Miss Na-mibia expressed grati-tude for this kind ge-sture from Standard Bank and to the entireMiss Namibia Pa-geant.Brumhilda Ochs, a 2nd year medical stu-dent from Okahand-ja was crowned Miss Namibia 2014 at a prestigious event in Windhoek two months ago. She is expected to par-ticipate in Miss World Pageant in London, United Kingdom on the 14th of December.

Opening of Miss Namibia Standard Bank Account (Fltr) Standard Bank’s Head of Marketing Thaddius Maswahu, Okahandja Mayor Valerie Aron, Miss Namibia 2014 Brumhilda Ochs and Standard Bank Okahandja Branch Manager Julius Ouseb

Putting pen to paper for a new bank account - Miss Namibia 2014, Brumhilda Ochs, sign the application form to open a Basic Blue Account at Standard Bank Okahandja Branch.

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14:30 Toks 'n Tjops S3 15:30 Waardevol S116:00 DIY Met Riaan S1 16:30 Boer Soek 'n Vrou S717:30 BVP18:00 Kwêla S1619:00 eNuus19:30 Jukebox S621:30 Ruiters Van Die Nag S122:30 Jan Braai S1 23:00 Dag breek Bestes S123:30 La't Wiel S1500:00 DIY Met Riaan S1 00:30 Bravo S101:00 Munisipaliteit van GwarraGwarra S101:30 Hier Gaan Ons Alweer S1302:00 Boer Soek 'n Vrou S7

03:00 Kwêla S1604:00 Fiesta S1304:30 Musiek videos

SONDAG

06:30 Waardevol S107:00 Fiesta S1307:30 Ontbytsake09:00 Die Woord Erediens S809:30 Geloof, Hoop en Liefde S110:00 Bravo S110:30 Die NataniëlTafel S311:00 La't Wiel S1511:30 Jan Braai S1 12:00 Inkopie-uur13:00 Kwêla S1614:00 DIY Met Riaan S114:30 Ouverture: KlassiekeArgief: Dietrich Fischer- Dieskau15:30 Pimp My Piano

17:00 Geloof, Hoop en Liefde S117:30 Die WoordErediens S818:00 Glam Guru S7 (Series Ends)18:30 De Kat S119:00 eNuus19:30 Robinson Regstreeks S720:00 Jam22:00 Vallei van Sluiers S3 (Series Starts)23:00 Die NataniëlTafel S323:30 Hier Gaan Ons Alweer S1300:00 Waardevol S100:30 Jan Braai S1 01:00 Kwêla S16

02:00 Dag breek Bestes S102:30 Boer Soek 'n Vrou S703:30 Ruiters Van Die Nag S104:30 Musiekvideos05:40 Die Woord- Oordenking S805:45 Dagbreek S1

MAANDAG

06:00 Dagbreek S107:15 Die Woord- Oordenking S807:20 Koowee08:30 Kwêla S1609:30 Munisipaliteit van GwarraGwarra S110:00 Die NataniëlTafel S310:30 Boer Soek 'n Vrou S711:30 La'tWiel S1512:00 Inkopie-uur13:00 DIY Met Riaan S1 13:30 De Kat S114:00 BVP14:30 Glam Guru S7 (Series Ends)

15:00 Geloof, Hoop en Liefde S115:30 DagbreekBestes S116:00 Robinson Regstreeks S716:30 DIY Met Riaan S1 17:00 Koowee17:30 Hier Gaan Ons Alweer S1318:00 Molly &Wors S1 (Encore)18:30 Villa Rosa S1019:00 eNuus19:30 Binneland S120:00 Fiesta S1320:30 Super rugby21:30 Insig22:30 Netwerk2423:00 Villa Rosa S10 23:30 Binneland S1

00:00 Munisipaliteit van GwarraGwarra S100:30 Glam Guru S7 (Series Ends)01:00 La'tWiel S1501:30 Boer Soek 'n Vrou S702:30 Bravo S1 03:00 DIY Met Riaan S103:30 DagbreekBestes S104:00 Kwêla S16

05:00 Musiekvideos05:40 Die Woord Oor- denking S805:45 Dagbreek S1

13VSL00:20 The Blacklist S201:20 Pacific Rim 13V03:30 Turbo PG

05:00 The Ellen De- Generes Show S12

SATURDAY

06:00 Adventures On Grizzly Mountain PG08:00 Us & Them S108:30 Surviving Jack S1 1309:00 The Mentalist S6 13V10:00 America's Got Talent S914:00 MasterChef South Africa S315:00 Idols SA S1017:00 Young Hollywood's Greatest S117:30 Bad Teacher S1 13

18:00 The Voice S719:30 The Voice S720:30 Two And A Half Men S11 13SL

21:00 Resurrection S1 13V22:00 The Knick S123:00 Extant S100:00 Wanderlust 16SNL01:35 Jeff Who Lives At Home 16L03:00 The Knick S104:00 The Big Wedding 13SNL05:30 Your Country Needs You 13VL

SUNDAY

07:00 The Night Shift S1 13VL08:00 The Good Wife S5 PG13V09:00 Hawaii Five-O S4 13V10:00 A Monster In Paris PG12:00 MasterChef South Africa S313:00 The Voice S714:30 The Voice S715:30 The Middle S5 PG16:00 Extant S1

17:00 Idols SA S1018:59 Carte Blanche PG1320:05 Prisoners22:35 Vice S223:05 Gotham S100:05 Dead Man Down 16VSL02:00 Haywire Aka Knockout 13VL03:30 Now You See Me PG13VL

MONDAY

06:00 America's Got Talent S907:00 Bad Teacher S1 1307:30 The Big Bang Theory S7 13SL08:00 Two And A Half Men S11 13SL08:30 Resurrection S1 13V09:30 At Any Price 13VSL

11:30 Surviving Jack S1 1312:00 The Ellen De- Generes Show S1213:00 America's Got Talent S914:00 Carte Blanche PG1315:00 The Good Wife S5 PG13V16:00 The Night Shift S1 13VL17:00 The Ellen De- Generes Show S1218:00 About A Boy S2 PG13L (Series Starts)18:30 America's Got Talent S919:30 The Night Shift S1 13VL (Series Ends)20:30 Mysteries Of Laura S1 (Series Starts)21:30 The Knick S1 (Series Ends)22:30 Carte Blanche PG1323:30 House Party: Tonight's The Night 16SL01:10 The Selling Of Scarry Manor 13VL03:00 Peeples05:00 The Ellen De- Generes Show S12

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The brother and sister, who both grew up in Walvis Bay, have always had a passion for drama and being on stage. They surely have not al-lowed time to pass them by without grabbing the spotlight. Rodelio was one of the lucky few artists to make it through to the Top 8 of the Trustco Star Perfor-mer Talent Competition in 2013. He was the only drama contestant that made it through to the Top 8 and was to represent Nami-bia at the Applause Rising Talents Showcase (ARTS) convention in Orlando, Florida, USA.

He has since been seen in his first NTN role on the Main stage in the “Lam-mie Beukies” production, and then along with his sister Whilzhan in “Prime Colours,” which was per-formed at NTN Back-stage. The sibling duo again took on the stage together with the performance of “Colgate”, a Hugo Pro-ductions roadshow which travelled to the northern part of the country. One of his most recent performances were in “The Illusions of Gran-deur,” a 3 play production; “The Winning story,” “In-terviews with Loneliness” and “The Bear” respec-

Siblings taking the acting scene by stormPiquet JacobsRodelio (19) and Whilzhan Lewis (20) are paving a glamorous road of success for them-selves, representing Walvis Bay on the planks of the National Theatre of Namibia (NTN) and all around the country.

tively, performed in one night. Rodelio will be attending The Namibian Theatre and Film awards on Sa-turday in the capital city, where he has been nom-inated for Best New-comer and Best male ac-tor, for his performances in “Prime Colours”. Through his busy sche-dule, Rodelio has still found the time to give back to the communityby investing time in CANSA and Shavathon charity events, along with being involved in shack fire round-ups to collect donations for shack fire victims.Whilzhan is a dedicated

UNAM student, trying to make name for herself. She performed in “Bald Soprano,” a Theatre Zone Production directed by Michelle Namases, who has been nominated for Best Director, at NTN Backstage. She also performed along with her brother in “Col-gate” and “Prime Col-ours”. Then came her big break by playing a role in her first film, “Katutura” by Florian Schott. She also took the stage in the “Wize-up” and “Mwenyopaleka” road-shows in the North in co-operation with O&L and Laurinda Olivier-Samp-son.

She also invested time in the Dream Big campaign with the Namibian Po-lice. There is no doubt that the

future will only be bright-er for the clearly talented brother and sister, with their hard work and de-dication to their careers

as proudly Namibian actors. They both serve as in-spiration to our youth of Walvis Bay.

Rodelio performing in The Illusions of Grandeur along with Lize Ehlers

Whilzahn performing in Prime Colours at NTN

Whilzahn performing in Prime Colours at NTN

The brother sister duo

WE’VE DONE EVERYTHING IN OUR POWER TO BE ACCURATE BUT WE CANNOT ANTICIPATE LAST-MINUTE PROGRAMME CHANGES.

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

FRIDAY

06:00 America's Got Talent S907:00 Us & Them S107:30 Chicago Fire S308:30 MasterChef South Africa S309:30 Wrath Of The Titans 13V

11:30 Bad Teacher S1 1312:00 The Ellen DeGeneres Show S1213:00 America's Got Talent S914:00 Carte Blanche PG1315:00 Hawaii Five-O S4 13V16:00 Murder In The First S1 13L17:00 The Ellen De- Generes Show S1218:00 Surviving Jack S1 1318:30 America's Got Talent S919:30 Resurrection S1 13V (Series Ends)20:30 Murder In The First S1 13L (Series Ends)21:30 We're The Millers23:20 Perception S3

VRYDAG

06:00 Dagbreek S107:15 Die Woord- Oordenking S807:20 Koowee08:30 Binneland S1

09:00 Villa Rosa S1009:30 De Kat S110:00 Kwêla S1611:00 Die NataniëlTafel S311:30 Waardevol S112:00 Inkopie-uur13:00 Munisipaliteit van GwarraGwarra S113:30 Boer Soek 'n Vrou S714:30 Flits15:30 Fiesta S1316:00 Bravo S116:30 KryDaaiLyf S1 17:00 Koowee17:30 La'tWiel S1518:00 Molly &Wors S1

18:30 DagbreekBestes S119:00 eNuus19:30 Binneland S120:00 Toks 'n Tjops S321:00 Jan Braai S121:30 VNL22:30 Netwerk2423:00 DagbreekBestes S123:30 Binneland S100:00 Waardevol S100:30 Kwêla S1601:30 Bravo S102:00 Boer Soek 'n Vrou S703:00 Vallei van Sluiers S3 (Series Starts)04:00 Munisipaliteit van GwarraGwarra S104:30 Musiekvideos

SATERDAG

06:25 Die Woord- Oordenking S806:30 Toks 'n Tjops S3 07:30 Ontbytsake09:00 Villa Rosa Omnibus

11:00 Bravo S111:30 Binneland S112:00 Inkopie-uur

13:00 La'tWiel S1513:30 Die NataniëlTafel S314:00 Jan Braai S1

14:30 Toks 'n Tjops S3 15:30 Waardevol S116:00 DIY Met Riaan S1 16:30 Boer Soek 'n Vrou S717:30 BVP18:00 Kwêla S1619:00 eNuus19:30 Jukebox S621:30 Ruiters Van Die Nag S122:30 Jan Braai S1 23:00 Dag breek Bestes S123:30 La't Wiel S1500:00 DIY Met Riaan S1 00:30 Bravo S101:00 Munisipaliteit van GwarraGwarra S101:30 Hier Gaan Ons Alweer S1302:00 Boer Soek 'n Vrou S7

03:00 Kwêla S1604:00 Fiesta S1304:30 Musiek videos

SONDAG

06:30 Waardevol S107:00 Fiesta S1307:30 Ontbytsake09:00 Die Woord Erediens S809:30 Geloof, Hoop en Liefde S110:00 Bravo S110:30 Die NataniëlTafel S311:00 La't Wiel S1511:30 Jan Braai S1 12:00 Inkopie-uur13:00 Kwêla S1614:00 DIY Met Riaan S114:30 Ouverture: KlassiekeArgief: Dietrich Fischer- Dieskau15:30 Pimp My Piano

17:00 Geloof, Hoop en Liefde S117:30 Die WoordErediens S818:00 Glam Guru S7 (Series Ends)18:30 De Kat S119:00 eNuus19:30 Robinson Regstreeks S720:00 Jam22:00 Vallei van Sluiers S3 (Series Starts)23:00 Die NataniëlTafel S323:30 Hier Gaan Ons Alweer S1300:00 Waardevol S100:30 Jan Braai S1 01:00 Kwêla S16

02:00 Dag breek Bestes S102:30 Boer Soek 'n Vrou S703:30 Ruiters Van Die Nag S104:30 Musiekvideos05:40 Die Woord- Oordenking S805:45 Dagbreek S1

MAANDAG

06:00 Dagbreek S107:15 Die Woord- Oordenking S807:20 Koowee08:30 Kwêla S1609:30 Munisipaliteit van GwarraGwarra S110:00 Die NataniëlTafel S310:30 Boer Soek 'n Vrou S711:30 La'tWiel S1512:00 Inkopie-uur13:00 DIY Met Riaan S1 13:30 De Kat S114:00 BVP14:30 Glam Guru S7 (Series Ends)

15:00 Geloof, Hoop en Liefde S115:30 DagbreekBestes S116:00 Robinson Regstreeks S716:30 DIY Met Riaan S1 17:00 Koowee17:30 Hier Gaan Ons Alweer S1318:00 Molly &Wors S1 (Encore)18:30 Villa Rosa S1019:00 eNuus19:30 Binneland S120:00 Fiesta S1320:30 Super rugby21:30 Insig22:30 Netwerk2423:00 Villa Rosa S10 23:30 Binneland S1

00:00 Munisipaliteit van GwarraGwarra S100:30 Glam Guru S7 (Series Ends)01:00 La'tWiel S1501:30 Boer Soek 'n Vrou S702:30 Bravo S1 03:00 DIY Met Riaan S103:30 DagbreekBestes S104:00 Kwêla S16

05:00 Musiekvideos05:40 Die Woord Oor- denking S805:45 Dagbreek S1

13VSL00:20 The Blacklist S201:20 Pacific Rim 13V03:30 Turbo PG

05:00 The Ellen De- Generes Show S12

SATURDAY

06:00 Adventures On Grizzly Mountain PG08:00 Us & Them S108:30 Surviving Jack S1 1309:00 The Mentalist S6 13V10:00 America's Got Talent S914:00 MasterChef South Africa S315:00 Idols SA S1017:00 Young Hollywood's Greatest S117:30 Bad Teacher S1 13

18:00 The Voice S719:30 The Voice S720:30 Two And A Half Men S11 13SL

21:00 Resurrection S1 13V22:00 The Knick S123:00 Extant S100:00 Wanderlust 16SNL01:35 Jeff Who Lives At Home 16L03:00 The Knick S104:00 The Big Wedding 13SNL05:30 Your Country Needs You 13VL

SUNDAY

07:00 The Night Shift S1 13VL08:00 The Good Wife S5 PG13V09:00 Hawaii Five-O S4 13V10:00 A Monster In Paris PG12:00 MasterChef South Africa S313:00 The Voice S714:30 The Voice S715:30 The Middle S5 PG16:00 Extant S1

17:00 Idols SA S1018:59 Carte Blanche PG1320:05 Prisoners22:35 Vice S223:05 Gotham S100:05 Dead Man Down 16VSL02:00 Haywire Aka Knockout 13VL03:30 Now You See Me PG13VL

MONDAY

06:00 America's Got Talent S907:00 Bad Teacher S1 1307:30 The Big Bang Theory S7 13SL08:00 Two And A Half Men S11 13SL08:30 Resurrection S1 13V09:30 At Any Price 13VSL

11:30 Surviving Jack S1 1312:00 The Ellen De- Generes Show S1213:00 America's Got Talent S914:00 Carte Blanche PG1315:00 The Good Wife S5 PG13V16:00 The Night Shift S1 13VL17:00 The Ellen De- Generes Show S1218:00 About A Boy S2 PG13L (Series Starts)18:30 America's Got Talent S919:30 The Night Shift S1 13VL (Series Ends)20:30 Mysteries Of Laura S1 (Series Starts)21:30 The Knick S1 (Series Ends)22:30 Carte Blanche PG1323:30 House Party: Tonight's The Night 16SL01:10 The Selling Of Scarry Manor 13VL03:00 Peeples05:00 The Ellen De- Generes Show S12

12 NAMIB TIMES 24 OCTOBER 2014LEISURE


Liefde: Daddy, Mammie, Nakie

& Ernie

"Baie geluk met jou 21ste verjaardag! Mag dit die begin

wees van wonderlike jare waarin jy God se liefde en vrede elke

dag sal ervaar.”

"Ons is lief vir jou"

21ste Republic of Namibia

National Youth Service (NYS)

Invitation to Tender

NYS Henties Bay Sewage Installation

Tender no: 1148/01

TENDER ADDENDUM NOTICE

Attention: All tenders

for Tender Addendum Documents

Please contact:Julia Shilume - 061 415 520 orPinnuccia Smith - 064 405 600


WALVIS BAY* Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Book

Exchange at the Mission to Seafarers. All Welcome.* Every Tuesday: Blood clinic (NAMBTS) at Wel- witschia Hospital next to indoor pool.* 24 - 25 Oct: Walvis Bay Round Table, Show Time

(Goes To Hollywood) at Duneside Hall starts @ 19:00.

* 24 - 25 Oct: MOTH Octoberfest 61st Birday Bash at the MOTH Centre.

* 25 Oct: Vlooimark by Largo Video parkeerterrein langs Engen in Sam Nujoma Ave.

* 25 Oct: March For Jesus at JC Harries Park from 08:00 - 14:00.

* 25 Oct: SPCA Music Festival by Sparta starts at 10:00.

* 26 Oct: El Alamein Church Parade at MOTH Club at 09:00.

* 26 Oct: Protea Hotel Pelican Bay, Sunday lunch - Spitbraai.

* 28 Oct: Bereavement Support Group Meeting at Congregational Church Narraville at 18:30. Con-tact person Pearl Scholtz 081 279 6031.

* 29 Oct - 1 Nov: Erongo Trade Expo.* 29 Oct: Namport Erongo Business & Tourism Expo

- Annual Gala Dinner at the Municipality Premises from 18:30 for 19:00 with a Diamond in the rough theme and the dress code Black Tie & diamonds.

* 30 Oct: Mission to Seafarers Walvis Bay’s Annual General Meeting at Mission at 18:00.

* 8 Nov: Cycle for Damian - 45 Funride from the Weighbridge to Rossmund Lodge.

* 9 Nov: Wreath Laying at JC Harries Park Remem-brance Day.

* 12 Nov: Monthly meeting in Shellhole M.O.T.H. Centre at 19:00.

SWAKOPMUND* Every Saturday: Fresh produce market in centre

of town in front of Wild Rocket Cafe - Hans Kriess Arcade from 09:00 - 12:00.* Every Sunday: Sunday Lunches at Rossmund Golf

Resort & Lodges.* 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. Mar-kets @ 10:00 - 14:00 (29 June, 3 Aug, 31 Aug, 28 Sept & 2 Nov).

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

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

* 24 - 26 Oct: NIIHA Training Camp.* 25 Oct: Tag der offenen Tür/Day of the open door

by Johanniter Hilfswerke at Indoor Sport Centre from 10:00 - 13:00.

* 27 Oct: Curves Swakopmund Open Day.* 28 Oct: Gamma Astronomy: Astronomy of the

Extreme. An overview of astronomy done at the H.E.S.S observatory.

- Observation of the most violent environments in the universe: neutron stars, black holes, active gal-axies, gamma-ray bursts.

- Interesting speech to be held by Prof Dr Mark-us Böttcher, North West University, Potchefstroom S.A., Chairperson of the South African Gamma-Ray Astronomy Programme; 19:00 at the Swakopmund Museum.

* 31 Oct. - 2 Nov: NIIHA Championships Tourna-ment.

* 31 Oct: Halloween Party - School of Dance at 19:00.

* 7 Nov: Cycle for Damian - 10km Night ride at Ross-mund Lodge.

* 8 Nov: Cycle for Damian - 5km Funride at Ross-mund Lodge.

* 28 - 29 Nov: Organisation for Caring for People with Disabilities presents: Advent Market at the Lions Retirement Village. For stalls, please contact Almut Slabbert at 081 299 1902.

* 19 - 22 Dec: Festive Entertainment - Award winning ZIP ZAP CIRCUS.

* 31 Dec - 2 Jan: Mel Botes Band.

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 Swakop-mund Arts Association’s “South West Masters’’ and contemporary Namibian art works. Open Mondays to Saturdays 10:00 - 12:00 and 15:00 - 17:00.

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WALVIS BAY* Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Book Exchange at the Mission to Seafarers. All Welcome.* Every Tuesday: Blood clinic (NAMBTS) at Wel-witschia Hospital next to indoor pool.* 24-25 Oct.: Walvis Bay Round Table, Show Time (Goes To Hollywood) at Duneside Hall starts @ 19:00.* 24 - 25 Oct.: MOTH Octoberfest 61th Birday Bash at the MOTH Centre.* 25 Oct.: Vlooimark by Largo Video parkeerterrein langs Engen in Sam Nujoma Ave.* 25 Oct.: March For Jesus at JC Harries Park from 08:00 to 14:00.* 25 Oct.: SPCA Music Festival by Sparta starts at 10:00.* 26 Oct.: El Alamein Church Parade at MOTH Club at 09:00.* 26 Oct.: Protea Hotel Plican Bay, Sunday lunch - Spitbraai.* 28 Oct.: Bereavement Support Group Meeting at Congregational Church Narraville at 18:30. Contact person Pearl Scholtz 0812796031* 29 Oct - 1 Nov.: Erongo Trade Expo* 29 Oct.: Namport Erongo Business & Tourism Expo - Annual Gala Dinner at the Municipality Premises from 18:30 for19:00 with a Diamond in the rough theme and the dress code Black Tie & diamonds.* 30 Oct.: Mission to Seafarers Walvis Bay’s Annual General Meeting at Mission at 18:00.* 8 Nov.: Cycle for Damian - 45 Funride from the Weighbridge to Rossmund Lodge.* 9 Nov.: Wreath Laying at JC Harries Park Remembrance Day.* 12 Nov.: Monthly meeting in Shellhole M.O.T.H. Centre at 19:00.

SWAKOPMUND* EVERY SATURDAY: Fresh produce market in centre of town in front of Wild Rocket Cafe - Hans Kriess Arcade from 09:00 - 12:00.* Every Sunday: Sunday Lunches at Rossmund Golf Resort & Lodges.* 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.* 24 – 26 October : NIIHA Training Camp.* 25 Oct.: Tag der offenen Tür/Day of the open door by Johanniter Hilfswerke at Indoor Sport Centre from 10:00 - 13:00.* 27Oct.: Curves Swakopmund Open Day.* 28 Oct.: Gamma Astronomy: Astronomy of the Extreme. An overview of astronomy done at the H.E.S.S observatory. - Observation of the most violent environments in the universe: neutron stars, black holes, active galaxies, gamma-ray bursts - Interesting speech to be held by Prof Dr Markus Böttcher, North West University, Potchefstroom S.A., Chairperson of the South African Gamma-Ray Astronomy Programme; 19h00 at the Swakopmund Museum.* 31 Oct. - 2 Nov.: NIIHA Championships Tournament.* 31 Oct.: Halloween Party - School of Dance at 19:00.* 7 Nov.: Cycle for Damian - 10km Night ride at Rossmund Lodge.* 8 Nov.: Cycle for Damian - 5km Funride at Rossmund Lodge.* 28 - 29 Nov.: Organisation for Caring for People with Disabilities presents: Advent Market at the Lions Retirement Village. For stalls, please contact Almut Slabbert at 081 299 1902* 19 - 22 Dec.: Festive Entertainment – Award winning ZIP ZAP CIRCUS .* 31 Dec. - 2 Jan.: Mel Botes Band.

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

ENTERTAINMENT

Rinus Henery created a classic car's image from metal

Example of art work done by Rinus

Metal farm scene by Rinus Henery

Walvis Bay has quite a number of artists involved in music, painting or wri-ting. However, Mr Rinus Henery (31) has brought art to the coast in a diffe-rent way. He spends his time ma-king portraits out of me-tal, mostly steel. He grew up at the coast and has recently moved back to Walvis Bay after living on a farm in Namibia.He remarked that his pas-sion for this particular art form has developed since living on the farm and be-ing interested in steel and metal work while being surrounded by nature. According to him, since selling his work at an expo in Windhoek in July this year, the interest in his work has grown tre-mendously.“My inspiration grew while I was surroundedby nature and wild ani-mals. I was always in-terested in working with

steel or metal thus I de-cided to do something different with these mate-rials. I have been creating art pieces out of metal by free-hand. It can be used in the gar-den, a lapa, or for all sorts of interior decora-ting. I also give treatment against rust therefore it is quite suitable for the coast. It has a five to ten year guarantee against rust. I simply love what I do. It is very pleasing to know that my work is well-liked,” he said.He started out approxi-mately three years ago with a partner, but accord-ing to him he has been working solo for the past eight months.“I definitely see myself going further in what I do. My target market in-volves lodges, hotels and bed and breakfast facili-ties. Individuals are also welcome to bring any ideas of what they would

Madelaine LaubscherA local resident have been conveying his passion for art in an unusual and unique way by creating all kinds of portraits out of steel and other metals.

like to have made out of metal and I will create an art piece from that. This is where I mostly get my ideas from. It is good to know that there is a lot of interest in what I do. It is something different and it feels good to look back at a project that I have com-pleted and to know that it is my own hand work,” he concluded.

WHAT'S ON AT THE DOMESupporting Sport and Youth Development in Namibia

Upcoming Highlights:

The Vision of the Swakopmund Indoor Sport Centre is to be recognised internationally as a prime sought

after destination for sport and recreation programmes and events.

Please visit our website www.swakopindoorsport.com. Give us a call. We will make your dream event come true!

24 - 26 October: NIIHA Training Camp

31 October - 2 November: NIIHA Championships Tournament

INVITING SPORT CODES TO TAKE UP SPACE IN THE DOMEOPPORTUNITY FOR CLIMBING WALL

Opportunities available forHair Salon / Wellness / Health & Beauty

December Festive Entertainment – 19 - 22 DecemberAward winning ZIP ZAP CIRCUS - tickets available from 1 November

31 December & 2 January: Mel Botes & Band

Tel.: 064 400 301

in different form

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An der Atlantikküste,in der NamibwüsteLocker vom Hocker

Karminspinten (Sou-thern Carmine Bee eater) bestehende Brut-kolonie, die man zu Fuß von der Kalizo Lodge aus besuchen kann. Dort wimmelte es von roten Vögeln in der Luft und auf dem Boden. Normalerweise lebt dieser gesellige Bienenfresser in Grup-pen von etwa 50 In-dividuen. Zur Fort-pflanzung bilden sich Kolonien, die bis zu 10 000 Vögeln zählen. Eigentlich brüten diese P i e p h o l l e i n d e n Lehmböschungen an Flussufern. Die stürzen allerdings regelmäßig

Simbabwe, Mosambik oder ins nordöstliche Südafrika reisen. Hier bei uns in der Wüste werden Sie den hüb-schen Vogel mit der grünbläulichen Kappe auf dem Kopf und der schwarzen Gesichts-maske im Bereich der Augen, eines Teils der Wangen und den Ohr-decken jedenfalls nicht finden.

Liebe Küstenleser,der Mensch ist ein Gewohnheitstier, und daher nenne ich die Region, die ich seit meiner Kindheit als Caprivi kenne, weiter-hin beim Namen des deutschen Reichskanz-lers Leo von Caprivi - auch wenn sie im August 2013 in Sam-besi umgetauft wurde.Der Caprivi geizt nicht mit atemberaubenden Naturszenen. Die rei-che Flora und Fauna lässt einen zwischen-durch das unpassende Dreinpfuschen der Spezies Mensch ver-gessen. Hier sieht man

Bäume und Sträucher, die sonst nirgendwo in Namibia zu finden sind, zum Beispiel den Leberwurstbaum (Ki-gelia africana), dessen wurstförmige Früchte eine bevorzugte Nah-rungsquelle für große Säugetiere wie Ele-fanten und Giraffen sind, die Wasserbeere (Syzygium cordatum), d i e Ö lbaumweide (Combretum elaea-gnoides) oder den A-frikanischen Mango-stinbaum (Garcinia li-vingstonei). Auch die Vogelwelt prunkt mit Arten, die es im rest-lichen Land nicht gibt. Welch einen seltenen Anblick bietet zum Beispiel der Rie-senfischer (Megace-ryle maximus), der größte Eisvogel auf dem afrikanischen Kontinent! Oder der Braundrossling (Tur-doides jardineii) mit seinen stechenden, rot-orangefarbenen Au-gen, die Rotkappen-schwalbe (Hirundo smithii) oder der Weiß-scheitelkiebitz (Vanel-lus albiceps) mit sei-nen lustigen, gelben Lappen, die an beiden Schnabelseiten herab-hängen.Den bezauberndsten Anblick aber bot die aus zigtausenden von

ein, da die Karmin-spin te Brut röhren bauen, die bis zu zwei Meter in die Erde reichen, sich kreuzen und oft nur 20 Zenti-meter voneinander ent-fernt sind. Somit muss-ten die farbenfrohen Piepmätze auf die we-niger geschützte Bo-denoberfläche auswei-chen, was sie wesent-lich verwundbarer macht.Schön zu wissen, dass der Karminspint trotz-dem (noch) nicht zu den bedrohten Vogel-arten gehört. Wenn Sie ihn sehen wollen, liebe Leser, müssen Sie allerdings in den Ca-privi, nach Botswana,

Übrigens wird Um-weltverschmutzung in Botswana - im Gegen-satz zu Simbabwe und Namibia - schwer be-straft. Das kann man sogar neben der Straße sehen, wenn man die Trans-Caprivi-High-way bis zu den Victo-riafällen entlangfährt. In Namibia ist es schmutzig; überquert man die Grenze nach Botswana, ist plötzlich kein Müll mehr zu sehen, und in Sim-babwe flattern wieder lustig Plastiktüten in der Gegend herum.IhreSusann Kinghorn

Swakopmund (nb) -Am Samstag, den 18. Oktober, feierte der Swakopmunder Män-nergesangverein sein Stiftungsfest anläss-lich des 112-jährigen Bestehens des Vereins. Der Abend, der im Haus de r Jugend stattfand, stand unter dem Motto „Ever-greens aus 112 Jah-ren“. Die 15 Lieder, die die Sänger zum Besten gaben, waren dem-entsprechend eine bun-te Mischung deutscher Schlager der letzten 112 Jahre. Einige der Lieder wurden durch Einlagen von Andreas Bauer und Heinz C-zech, beide SMVG-Mitglieder, an Trom-pete und Geige aufge-peppt oder von Linette Potgieter am Klavier begleitet. Soli wurden von Herbert Schier, Wüdo van Wyk und Jochen Schwietering gesungen. Außerdem hatte der Verein ein Tanzpaar der „School of Dance“ angeheuert, die zum Gesang der Herren eine heiße Soh-le aufs Parkett legten. Der SMVG hatte also ein abwechslungsrei-ches Programm für seine Feier zusammen-gestellt. Die Gäste des Festes nahmen dies dankend an, klatsch-ten, sangen mit und hatten auch nach 15 Liedern nicht genug, so dass der Männer-chor als Zugabe ein zweites Mal den „klei-nen grünen Kaktus“ schmet ter ten. Die Stücke einleitend ga-ben die Mitglieder Pe-ter Brüggemann, Uli Harms und Rüdiger Moisel einen Einblick in die Welt-, Landes-, Stadt- und Vereinsge-schichte aus dem Er-scheinungsjahr des

kommenden Liedes. Der SMVG wurde am 25. Oktober 1902 von 23 Männern im Küs-tenort gegründet.Über die Jahre wurde der Verein natürlich auch von den histo-rischen Bedingungen beeinflusst, zum Bei-spiel, als viele der San-gesbrüder 1904 auf Grund des Hereroauf-standes in die Schutz-truppe einberufen wur-den, oder, als der Ver-ein notgedrungen wäh-rend des Zweiten Welt-krieges eine „Pause“ einlegen musste. Trotz der manchmal widri-gen Umstände fanden sich immer willige Sänger zusammen. So wurde, trotz des Here-roaufstandes, Ende 1905 die bisher höchs-te Mitgliederzahl von 95 Sängern erreicht und 1952 konnten sich die Männer wieder zu-sammenfinden, um ge-meinsam die Tradition deutschen Liedgutes auch im Südwesten Afrikas aufrechtzu-erhalten. Doch es fanden auch Entwick-lungen statt in den vie-

len Jahren. Seit Ende der 1960er Jahre sin-gen die Küstenmänner neben vielen deutschen auch hin und wieder englischsprachige Lie-der. Eine Tradition, die erst seit 1972 besteht, konnte auch beim dies-jährigen Stiftungsfest beobachtet werden: Der Männergesang-verein trat in einheitli-chen Trachten auf.Die Nähe zum Ur-sprungsland der vom Verein gesungenen Lieder spielte auch über die vielen Jahre immer eine Rolle. So traten 1911 zum ersten Mal in der Vereins-

geschichte sechs Mit-glieder des SMVG in Deutschland auf und zuletzt 2012, im hun-dertzehnten Jubiläums-jahr, ging der Verein auf eine dreiwöchige D e u t s c h l a n d t o u r .Nach 112 Jahren voller Höhen und Tiefen und einer stetigen Weiter-entwicklung standen nun letztes Wochen-ende also 17 Sanges-brüder auf der Bühne und feierten zusammen mit den etwa 80 Gästen in gemütlicher At-mosphäre den Geburts-tag des SMVG. Die Namib Times wünscht alles Gute!

112 Jahre SwakopmunderMännergesangverein

Leider hatten die 17 anwesenden Mitglieder des SMVG nicht genug Hände, um allein die Choreographie zum Lied “Donau-dampfschifffahrtsgesellschaftskapitän“ zu bewältigen, so dass Pia-nistin Linette Potgieter und Dirigentin Dörte Witte aushelfen muss-ten. Foto: Niklas Becker

Kein Weihnachtsbaum wird für mich je mit diesem von zig Karminspinten besetzen Baum bei der Kalizo-Lodge im Caprivi-zipfel konkurrieren können. Fotos: Susann Kinghorn

Karminspint (Southern Carmine Bee eater; Merops nubicoides) im Vogelparadies bei der Kalizo-Lodge.

Schöner Caprivi alias Sambesi

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immer, wenn ich dort bin, wird das Hauptan-liegen meines Aufent-halts (mindestens) ein Besuch beim besagten Ministerium sein. Und wie zuvor geht es na-türlich um mein Vi-sum. Beim ersten Mal musste ich mich bemü-hen meine Erlaubnis, ein Praktikum absol-vieren zu dürfen, zu erhalten. Beim zweiten Mal durfte ich meinen

(vorerst) von Namibia zu verabschieden. Hier begann mein „Aben-teuer Afrika“. Hier werde ich zum Zeit-punkt meiner Abreise die meiste Zeit auf dem afrikanischen Konti-nent verbracht haben. Hier bin ich wirklich

Es gibt an dieser Stelle für mich eigentlich nicht mehr viel zu schreiben. Es gab und gibt zwar nach wie vor viele schöne und neue Erlebnisse, die mir sehr viel bedeuteten und bedeuten, doch bieten diese vermutlich nicht den Stoff für eine neue „Jerrie-Impression“.Vor einigen Wochen schrieb ich, ich sei „angekommen“. Mitt-

lerweile bewege ich mich mit einer gewis-sen Na tü r l i chke i t durch Swakopmund. Es ist nicht mehr alles neu und aufregend. Und vor allem: Ich habe aufgehört alles mit meiner deutschen Heimat zu vergleichen. Es wird dementspre-chend zunehmend schwieriger, diese Rubrik weiterzufüh-ren. Dies sind also vermutlich die letzten „Impressionen eines Jerries“. In etwa zwei Wochen werde ich Swakopmund vorerst verlassen. Es stimmt mich etwas traurig, dass ich selbst nicht weiß, was in diesem Kontext „vorerst“ be-deutet. Diese Ent-scheidung muss ich mir wohl vom „Mi-nistry of Home Affairs & Immigration“ in Windhoek abnehmen lassen. In einigen Tagen werde ich zum dritten Mal die Haupt-stadt besuchen und wie

Pass abholen, in dem tatsächlich eben diese Erlaubnis eingestem-pelt war. Und beim dritten Mal werde ich versuchen mein Tou-ristenvisum zu verlän-gern. Zwei Monate war ich doch schließlich „auf Study Permit“ hier, richtig? Naja, wir werden sehen. Fest steht, dass ich kurz vor Weihnachten in Wind-hoek ein Flugzeug be-steigen und den afri-kanischen Kontinent vorerst verlassen wer-de. Die Frage, die sich stellt, ist, ob ich in der Zwischenzeit einen Monat in Südafrika verbringen werde, weil ich die letzten paar Tage Touristenvisum für dieses Jahr für meinen Rückflug auf-sparen muss. Ich hoffe, die Verlängerung zu erhalten. Nicht, weil ich nicht gerne auch Südafrika sehen möch-te, sondern, weil es mir ein Bedürfnis ist, mich hier in Swakopmund

angekommen. Hier habe ich viele Men-schen kennengelernt und so die Möglichkeit erhalten, einen Ein-blick ins „echte Leben“ einer namibischen Stadt zu erhalten. Deshalb möchte ich auch gerne hier mei-nen Abschied feiern. Außerdem reizt es mich, den Küstenort auch während der Hauptsaison zu erle-ben, wenn die Stadt aus allen Nähten platzt und die Wassertemperatur des Meeres vielleicht sogar zu einem Bad einlädt. So wurde es mir zumindest erzählt.Ich bin schon jetzt all denen dankbar, die meine Zeit hier zu dem gemacht haben, was sie war. Allerdings möchte ich mich nicht zwei Monate vor meiner endgültigen Abreise zu Danksagungen hin-reißen lassen. Deshalb drücken Sie mir die Daumen, dass ich im Dezember schon wiederkomme! Doch auch wenn es mir nicht vergönnt sein soll meine Zeit hier im Südwesten Afrikas in Swakopmund ausklin-gen zu lassen, denke ich, dass die starke Präsenz des Wortes „vorerst“ (fünf Mal in Text und Überschrift) schon verrät, dass ich plane wiederzukom-men.

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Schüler für Geschichtsprojekte ausgezeichnetSwakopmund (nb -Am Donnerstag, den 9. Oktober, wurde im Museum von Swa-kopmund die Ausstel-lung „Vor 100 Jahren – 1914/15 Erster Welt-krieg in Südwestafri-ka“ eröffnet.Die Ausstellung zeigt Projekte von Swa-kopmunder Schülern, die sich mit dem ersten Weltkrieg und vor al-lem mit seinen Aus-wirkungen auf Nami-bia befassen.Die Eröffnung der Ausstellung begann mit der Prämierung von 14 Schülern für ihre Projekte. Sieben Grundschülerinnen der privaten „Pro-Ed Akademie“ erhielten Teilnahmezertifikate, obwohl sich der Wett-bewerb in erster Linie an die Oberschulen des Küstenortes rich-tete. Die „Pro-Ed Aka-demie“ setzte sich al-

lerdings dafür ein e-benfalls mit Arbeiten der Mädchen zur ko-lonialen Architektur Swakopmunds, teil-nehmen zu dürfen. Außer einem Schüler der „Coastal High School“ wurden sechs Schüler / innen der „Westside High“ für

ihre Projekte zum Frie-densvertrag von Ver-sailles sowie den po-sitiven und negativen Effekten des Ersten Weltkrieges und der deutschen Kolonialzeit ausgezeichnet.Neben den verteilten Zertifikaten und den Büchern für die erst-

platzierten Schüler konnten sich die Prä-mierten über eine wei-tere Überraschung freuen: Elke Erb, Betreiberin der Swa-kopmunder Kamel-farm, spendierte für alle ausgezeichneten Schüler der Ober-schulen einen Kamel-ritt.

Stolze Schülerinnen und Schüler der „Westside High“ vor einem ihrer Projekte. V.l.n.r.: Tulimeke Nghistikungn, Jenolda Awaras, Jessica Tjoungua, Cee-Jay van Wyk, Vetondouua Kautjitotje, Rally Gaingob. Vorne: Geschichtslehrerin Ms Khoase. Foto: Niklas Becker

Die Kinder entdecken eine uralte Schreibma-schine im Haus, und Opa muss eine Erklärung liefern. Er steckt einen Bogen Papier in die Schreibmaschine und beginnt zu tippen. Die Kinder staunen: ,,Aber wo ist das Kabel für den Strom?” - ,,Man braucht kein Stromkabel für die Schreibmaschine”, antwortet der Großvater. - ,,Aber wo stecken denn dann die Batterien?” -,,Ach was, man braucht keine Batterien.” - Die Kinder kommen aus dem Staunen nicht mehr heraus, und der kleine Erich meint kopfschüt-telnd: ,,Meine Güte, warum haben die Menschen das nicht schon laaaange erfunden?”

Möchten Sie zeigen, dass das, was alt ist, nicht unbedingt gleichzeitigminderwertig ist? Melden Sie sich bei Susann Kinghorn; Tel.

405183 oder 0812538850; E-Mail: [email protected]

Das Johanniter Hilfswerklädt herzlich ein zum

Tag der offenen Türam 25. Oktober im

Indoor-Sportzentrum- Lift links 1. Etagevon 10 bis 13 Uhr.

Eine Einweihungsfeierfindet gegen 11.30 Uhr statt.

Impressionen eines JerriesAbschied (vorerst)

Fast genau zwei Monate ist es her, dass ich in Swakopmund meinen ersten nebelfreien Sonnenuntergang genießen durfte. Foto: Privat!

Worte der Woche,,Wenn ich mit meiner Katze spiele, bin ich nie ganz sicher, ob nicht ich ihr Zeitvertreib bin.”Michel de Montaigne (1533 - 1592), eigentlich Michel Eyquem, Seigneur de Montaigne, fran-zösischer Philosoph und Essayist,,Die Selbstachtung einer Katze ist außeror-dentlich.”Christian Morgenstern (1871 - 1914), deutscher Schriftsteller, Dramaturg, Journalist und Über-setzer

Daniel Smith liegt auf seinem Sterbebett und weiss, dass das Ende naht. Die Kranken-schwester, seine Frau, Tochter und beide Söhne sind bei ihm. ,,Es ist soweit, meine Lieben”, sagt er. ,,Ber-nie, ich möchte, dass du die Mayfair-Häuser ü-bernimmst. Sybil, du kümmerst dich bitte um die Pall Mall-A-partements. Jan, du übernimmst die Büros im Stadtzentrum. Sara, meine liebe Frau, küm-mer du dich bitte um die Residenzen entlang

der Thames.” Die Krankenschwester ist ganz gerührt . Während Daniel ins Jenseits hinübergleitet, raunt sie der Frau zu: ,,Frau Smith, ihr Mann muss aber sehr fleissig ge-wesen sein in seinem Leben, dass er so viele Anwesen besitzt.” - ,,Anwesen besitzt?”, Sara lacht aus voller Brust. , ,Nein, das nicht, aber er ist in der Tat sehr fleissig ge-wesen. Er hat nämlich Zeitungen ausgetrag-en. “

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Are you reliable, punctual, organised

and able to work under pressure with

a good sense of humor ?

We are looking for the following person to join our

in Walvis Bayhardworking, happy team

at .............

EXPERIENCEDCOOK

Interested applicants are requested

to Hand deliver or E-mail their CV to:

[email protected] or before 7 November 2014...including a recent photo andcurrent salary/package details.

(Do NOT fax CV )

Process and Project ManagerFor our Marine Services business in Walvis Bay, Namibia, we are seeking to employ a high calibre Process and Project Manager. The Process and Project Manager is responsible for the operational management of spare parts processing, project and contract management and service administration. The role reports to the Service Centre Manager.

Key responsibilities· Manage the customer services support teams to drive on-time

delivery and responsiveness through processes that focus on cost, quality, customer satisfaction and profitability. Monitor the processes using relevant metrics and reporting and keep in close contact with the customer.

· Ensure working procedures are defined and adhered to, to maintain quality in service delivery and meet customer timescales.

· Support the coordination and development of working procedures for repair & overhaul, upgrading, and turnkey projects, including pre-calculation and invoicing in the Area

· Identify preferred suppliers for equipment, technical capability and resources required for service projects/activities. Act as the key interface for managing the supplier relationships

· Pro-actively improve, monitor and report compliance against Rolls-Royce quality management requirements (as in QMS) and Health, Safety and Environment (HSE). Prepare for and manage internal and external audits as required

· Develop manpower plans for the Back Office to support the service activities across the locations within the Area. Manage performance and training of the team

· Work with the Area finance team to ensure periodic and ad hoc financial reporting requirements are met in a timely and accurate manner. Provide commentary and background information enabling users to understand the processes in the Back Office

· Work with the Services Development Manager and Service Centre Manager to actively seek opportunities to grow and improve service delivery

· Support the implementation of CBP (Common Business Process) across services activities in-country

· Support and implement the Journey to Process Excellence (JtPE) improvement plans.

Key Technical/Professional competencies· In depth knowledge of the maritime industry & market· Demonstrated management capability, preferably within the

marine sector· Good verbal and written communication skills· Fluency in English· Pro-active self-starter· Educated to degree level or equivalent in a relevant discipline.

Key Experiences· Preferred experience working in the Marine sector· Preferred experience with Marine Products and Systems· Relevant experience in previous Service / Management roles

To apply, please submit your CV in English to Calandra Beukes: [email protected].

Closing date: 30 January 2015

Double Coded WeldersWe are looking for suitably qualified candidates to fill the positions of Double Coded Welders at our main branch in Walvis Bay.

The successful candidates must be coded in tig and electrode welding and have experience in mild steel, stainless steel and aluminium.

The Company offers competitive fringe benefits which include the following:

· Competitive Market Related Salary· Pension Fund· Medical Aid

Please submit your curriculum vitae and proof of qualifications with a covering letter to:[email protected]

Closing date: 31 October 2014

Please note: Only short listed candidates will be contacted.

Aansoekomtoelatingtot

Laerskool Walvisbaai

Pre-Primêr

Wallies

AANSOEKVORMS BESKIKBAAR BY DIE KANTOOR VAN LAERSKOOL

WALVISBAAI

1. Kinders gebore in 2008 -2010 kan inskryf vir Pre-Primêr in 2014.

2. Leerlinge moet Afrikaans verstaan.3. Aansoekvorms @ N$10.00 moet deur die ouer

self by die sekretaresse afgehaal word.4. Die voltooide aansoekvorm moet voor 21

November 2014 ingehandig word.

VACANCIES

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Notice is hereby given in terms of section 63 (2) (b) of the Local Authorities Act, 1992 (Act 23 of 1992) as amended, that the Municipal Council of Henties Bay intends to sell by way of private treaty, single residential erven at Henties Bay

(Ext 12), for housing purposes to under-mentioned applicants:

Further take note that the locality and layout plan of the property lies open for inspection during office hours at the offices of the municipal council situated at the

corner of Jakkalsputz Road and Nickey Iyambo Avenue.Any person (s) having an objection (s) to the intended alienation of the property may lodge such objection (s) fully motivated thereof to the undersigned, within

fourteen (14) days after the second placement of the advert.

The Chief Executive Officer P O Box 61Henties Bay

Lineekela Kandjengo Martin Tjipute Marthinus Kooitjie Sam Mafwila Sending Kharuxab Linea Iipinge Twalinohamba Akawa Gadaffi Liswaniso Martin Dominicus Edgar Mowa Edosa Omoregie Hilkka Ndjaula Tylves Shaanika Andreas Namwoonde Festus Nashima Kaspar Shimooshili

2920292129222923292629272929293029312932293429352936293729392940

97395911491088954912912912955858912912912912876955

350350350350350350350350350350350350350350350350

N$340 550N$335 650N$402 150N$380 800N$333 900N$319 200N$319 200N$319 200N$334 250N$300 300N$319 200N$319 200N$319 200N$319 200N$306 600N$334 250

MUNICIPALITY OF HENTIES BAY

ERF NO SIZE (m²) N$/M² PURCHASE PRICE (N$)

NAME OF APPLICANTS

NOTICE

NOTICE OF SALEIN EXECUTION

In the Magistrate’s Court for the District of Walvis Bay held at Walvis Bay.

Case No:85/14

In the matter between:

Grobbies Top Spot (Pty) Ltd

Plaintiff

And

Family Video Store cc1st Defendant

Franks Video t/a Mr Video

2nd Defendant

In pursuance of a judgment in the Magistrate’s Court of Walvis Bay and writ of execution dated 31.03.14, the goods listed hereunder will be sold in execution to the highest bidder at Erf No 683, Rikumbi Kan-danga Road (Opposite Trust Market, Next to Charlies Meat Market, Walvis Bay on 8 Novem-ber 2014 at 10:00 namely:

1 X Box Computer Goods1 X Box Empty DVD Gases1 X Phillips Computer Screen1 X Samsung Computer Screen4 X Cash Registers14x Boxes DVD’s and empty cases1x DVD Player1x Microwave1x Anti Theft System1x CD Cleaner1x Big Decor Fan

Conditions for sale: “Voetstoots”: Cash to the highest bidder.

Dated at Walvis Bay on 22 October 2014.

ATTORNEYS FOR JUDGMENT CREDITOR

KINGHORN ASSOCIATES

122 Theo-Ben Gurirab Street

Walvis BayTel: 064-203904Fax: 064-203858

Ref: SB/GRO 10/0001-COLL)

NOTICES

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Nictus (Pty) Ltd has a culture of excellence and therefore strives to deliver quality, value and service in the furniture industry to the advantage of all stakeholders. To succeed continuously we acknowledge the importance of our personnel and therefore strive to be a preferred employer. Currently we have vacancies for the following:

V a c a n c y

Purpose of the position: • Selling of furniture and household appliances

• Customer care and after sales service

Qualification and knowledge: • Grade 12 • Drivers license

• At least two years experience in sales

The following will be to the advantage of applicants:

• Knowledge of the furniture industry • Knowledge of applicable computer programmes

Skills:

• Ability to negotiate & persuade • Verbal and written proficiency in English, Afrikaans and one indigenous language

Attributes:

• Customer orientated • Passionate

Key performance areas:• New customer canvassing and follow-up

• Follow-up and completion of sales transactions• Administrative completion of relevant

documentation• Customer service

Namibians that comply to the above mentioned requirements, are invited to apply by submitting

their CV, certified copies of qualifications and other relevant documents to:

The ManagerNictus (Pty) Ltd

E-mail: [email protected] date: 30 October 2014

Only candidates on the shortlist will be contacted. No documents will be returned. The Nictus group and its subsidiaries honour the letter and spirit of the Namibian affirmative action and employment equity legislation.

Salespersons needed:Swakopmund - 4 positions

VACANCY

A transport service provider based in Walvis Bay seeks to fill the following vacancy with

professional and suitably qualified personnel.

Code 11 Driver

Core Competencies:· 5 years post-licence work experience with a

valid Public Driving Permit· Accident free record in the past 5 years· Defensive driving training would be an

advantage· Certification and ability to drive dangerous

goods· First Aid Training Class A

· Ability to read and write in English andAfrikaans

If you feel you are the right candidate, then send us a cover letter and a CV of not more

than 4 pages to the email address by not later than 31October 2014.

[email protected]

WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME

CONSENT: Place of Instruction (Day-Care Centre) ON ERF NO: 3538 TOWNSHIP: Walvis Bay (Central) STREET: Moses Garoeb Street 20

In terms of the abovementioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, the undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/ establish a Day-Care Centre on the site.

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 119, Civic Centre, Walvis Bay.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with the grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay, and the undersigned, in writing, not later than 14 November 2014.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Leonie Davids, 14 Frank Guthrie Street, Walvis Bay, Lagoon.

WE HAVE MOVED

LIESEL SCHEFFER OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY MOVED TO THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE

SWAKOPMUND INDOOR SPORT CENTRE

MUNICIPALITY OF WALVIS BAY

Notice is hereby given in terms of section 63(2)(a) (b) of the Local Authorities Act, 1992 (Act 23/1992), as amended, that the Muni-cipality of Walvis Bay intends to lease, by private transaction, portion of Por-tion B, Walvis Bay Town & Townlands No.1 to Mr W Hanganda.

DescriptionPortion B of Walvis Bay Town and townlandsArea5,590 m²ZoningUndertermidedLease/MonthN$2,705.56Plus N$405.83 (15%VAT)

Full particulars pertaining to the lease will lie for in-spection by interested per-sons until Wednesday, 5 November 2014 at room no.30 Municipal Offices, Kuisebmond. For more in-formation Mr Jack Manale can be contacted at tele-phone (064) 2013338 du-ring office hours.

Any person objecting to the proposed lease, may in writing lodge an objection together with the grounds/ motivation thereof, to the Manager: Housing and Properties at the above address or to Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay, before or on Friday, 7 November 2014 at 12:00.

Jack ManaleManager: Housing and

PropertiesTel: (064) 201 3338

E-mail: [email protected]

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A To ZCLEANING SERVICESFOR ALL YOURCLEANING NEEDS.WE CLEAN:Lounge Suites/ Loose Chairs/ MatrassesCarpets / Loose RugsBlindsAccessible WindowsDescale / Steam Clean Bathrooms / Ablution BlocksMachine Scrub TilesWE OFFER:Daily / Weekly / Monthly Cleaning Contracts ForOffices / Shops / Factories / Body Corporates Etc.Once Off Cleaning For Houses / Flats & Build-ings Before And After Occupation.- Exterior Spray Cleaning - Exter ior Walls Of Buildings / Flats / HousesAll Our Cleaning Proce-dures Are Done UNDER SUPERVISIONBy Owner Or Supervisor.CONTACT:COENIE BRAND081 129 7988JENNY BRAND081 148 5036OFFICE 205036NO 3 LAGOONSTREETFAX 220878EMAIL [email protected] OPERATIONS [email protected]

HAIR

BAY AUCTIONEERS

Office furniture, Shelving,

Chairs, Scrap, Computers,

Welders, Generators, Printers

Toyota Condor, Microbus,

Boat and lots lots more

Contact0811434368 en

064220387

for and on behalf of NAMFI

ASSET DISPOSAL AUCTION

25 October @ 10h00130 Sixth street

Walvisbaai

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Om in Jesus te belê is die beste

HERCONFor all your construction

& renovation needs.We do it all:

Plumbing, tiling, painting, wooden decks,

construction & alterations.From Walvis Bay -

Henties BayNo job is too big or small

Contact for a free quotation.

Johan: 081 445 7444Email:

[email protected]

PEMA JOINERY CCWe specialize in build in

cupboards, building construction and

renovation. We are based in Walvis Bay. Call us for

a free quotation081 291 4218

WINDING TECHARMATURE WINDING:

- 1 Phase motors 220.v.a.c - 3Phase motors 380.v.a.c - Water pumps. - Generators. - Motorbike alternator staters. - Truck-Alternator staters. - Import motorcar alternators staters. - Motorcar Staters. - Washing Machines motors

Contact Wickey:081 272 4813

Baby / Toddler0 - 3 DAY CARE

SwakopmundVineta

Please contact:081 571 9624

NIRVANA TRAINING ACADEMY

SHEOMTRAC INCLUDES:

Safety ManagementRisk AssessmentIncident AccidentContractors SafetyMines Health SafetyOSHASShe Rep

Our next course thwill be on the 27

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BRAZILLIAN HAIR BOUTIQUE

Specials in 100% quality virgin Brazilian Human

Hair.10” - N$ 1 350.0012” - N$ 1 500.0014” - N$ 1 650.0016” - N$ 1 850.0018” - N$ 1 950.0020” - N$ 2 150.0022” - N$ 2 250.0024” - N$ 2 350.0026” - N$ 2 460.0028” - N$ 2 800.0030” - N$ 3 000.00

Flexi rods available Contact:

081 233 2893

TRADITIONALDOCTOR:Dr. S Jeke (The Best).Bad Luck - Luck Muti - Love Problems - Marriage to keep your lover just for yourself - Work problems - Promotions - To get ten-ders 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 to-koloshi from bodies, houses - Men’s power se-xuality - Spiritual doctors in need of more spiritual powers, etc. House Nr.(79) 3191D Fiskaal Street, Tutaleni Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay. Cell: 081 303 3149.. TRADITIONAL

DOCTOR KALENGA:He can help you through:Pregnancy - Education - Court Cases - Love Af-fairs - Marriage Pro-blems - Bad Luck - Bus-inesses - Protection at Home - Removal of Toko-loshi - Mens’ Power - Sexuality - Exams Job Problems etc.Walvis Bay & Swakop-mund.Cell:081 201 7887.

R.E.E. Field Services / Body Works

We are open for business and quotations until

20 December.For panel beating,

mechanical and gritblasting work.Contact Rubon:

081 400 3654Riaan: 081 343 8104

M SELECTRICAL:Operate in Walvis Bay and Swakopmund.We repair:* Geysers* Washing Machine* Microwaves* Stove, Aircons, Fridges* Electric Motors, 3-phase and single 3-phase* Battery chargers and welding machine* Electrical on houses* Vacuum cleaners and compressors* Any electrical appli-ance we’ll fix it.All electrical appliances have 3 month guarantee.You call - we come and fix.Contact: Mr. Sylveners081 299 9960.

INTERNATIONAL RECOGNISED AND

KNOW TRADITIONAL DOCTOR FROM

ZANZIBARDr. Salum

Astrology, Herbalist and Traditional healer

He is now here to help people with problems

which other doctors have failed to cure.

HE SOLVES THE FOLLOWING;

Chronic diseases e.g Asthma, dusentry, sugarm short sights, S.T.D, helps with your heart, liver and kidney, also reduces risk

of cancer.As well as paralysis or

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Godness Etc Politics

Business matters eg exams, marriage and love

mattersStolen properties to be

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mentioned but a few!!Family consultation by

appointmentPutting life destiny in your

handsEmail:

[email protected]

081 561 5984

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What is a person without a Drivers Licence???

Call JOSEBIN DRIVING SCHOOL

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your Drivers Licence in no time!!

Call: 081 237 6355 for more information.

SATISFACTIONCourier & Mini

Removals

* From okg up to 150kg items * Small furniture etc. * Driver plus for Panel wagon for rent. *Any other Requirements negotiable

Tel / fax: 064 461 368Cell: 081 838 8203

Email: satisfaction@mtcmobile.

com.na

GOGGAS INTERNET CAFÉ

Swakopmund:Have moved to the new

Swimming Pool and Gym LIVE IT building

shop 20For our fast and friendly

services please contact us

Tel: 064 403 291Daleen cell: 085 239

0860Email: [email protected]

Daily Shuttle Between Walvis bay –

WindhoekDepart WB 06h45 /

SWK 07h30Depart Whk 14h00

Pensioners & Children discountWalvis swakop daily, airport transfers & private transfers. Contact us 064-407223 or

081 210 3062And Hop along with us...

BE CUTEWELLNESS CENTRE

LASH EXTENSION Courses & more

Contact: 0812954702

GERMAN COURSE FOR ADULT

BEGINNERS:Learn to speak

German and improve your job opportunities!!

Limited spaceavailable. Register now

to qualify for a discount.Experienced mother-

tongue teacher.Contact 081 607 2685

PRODELCONSTRUCTION &

RENOVATIONS:For all your renovations and construction needs with personal attention.

Call for a free quote

JOHANN STEYN081 128 0848.

BAY JOINERY & RENOVATION SERVICES CC: We offer the following services: - Built-in cupboards, any kind of wood - Wooden gates, electrical with remote control - Manufacture solid wooden furniture to your specifications - Construction of new buildings - Extension and renovation of existing dwellings - General Maintenance - Expert tiling, painting, plumbing, roofs and

inter-locks / pavers. Call DEREK on

081 252 6095 for

quotations or e-mail: bayjoinery@ymail.

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Professional cleaning for affordable prices

We provide cleaning services in:

Carpets, loose rugsFlats, Houses, Shops,

Offices, Factories, Buildings, Carpets, Upholstery cleaning

Call Agents:081 682 0973081 261 0502

Weekly/monthly contracts can be arranged

DE VRIES PLUMBING SERVICES

Contact us for all your plumbing needs

New/Replacement Bathroom & Kitchen

InstallationsGeneral Plumbing

Maintenance Marius 081 2122 541

OPTIMUS ACCOUNTING SERVICES

ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTSforSole Proprietors & CC's(Dormant and Operational)MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS/CASHFLOWSTRUST & CC REGISTRATIONSMONTHLY BOOKKEEPING

GET A QUOTE TODAY!WE ARE THE BEST BY FARCONTACT: Irene 0811700774

We do Spray painting, panel beating and

under body.Call Carel

081 142 6930or Tertius -

081 794 9468

Are you in need of daily waste management

services for your restaurant, hotel,

factory, shop, supermarket etc.

Walvis Bay

Leave it in our hands.Affordable rates!

Skip rental - N$ 250 p/mWaste bins FOR FREE!

081 220 6090

BEL ‘n LORRIE3,5t / 4t VRAGTE

Bou rommel verwyderTuin vullis / vullis

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Enige tiepe vragte, ek laai self

Bel my laat ons geselsGODY: 081 032 4996

081 200 3741

CLASSES

COURSES

COURSES

Brazilian Keratin TreatmentWalvis BayN$ 795.00

All hair types.Brilliant treatment for

broken, frizzy and processed hair.

Promotes, growth and shine.

Contact: 081 383 8009

PAWN SHOP For all your unwanted

goods WE BUY and SELL, WE also give Loans on moveable

ASSETS.Find us at Mandume

Ndemufayo Str. Mondesa Swakopmund Next to Shell Service Station.

Contact: 081 258 5780064 406 737

We are also looking for a n Isuzu 2.5 Diesel Long wheel base 2x4 or 2.8

Diesel BODY

JUMPY JUMPY JUMPY!!

For kids birthday parties.Book for your jumping

castle at coastal jumpy for cheap prices.

Small Castle 3x3mSmall Casle 3.75x3.75m

Big Jumping Castle 3x6mKids 20 chairs and

5 tables with covers.Contact: 081 289 6640

081 608 5648Email:

[email protected]

THE SKYPE CALL CENTRE

International CallsCopies, Fax and email

CC RegistrationsCCTV Cameras with

remote access(Next to Motovac)

Open Daily 07:30 to 21:30

Contact: 081 242 2224064 209 435

Roof repairs & Home renovations

By the Austrian Master builder, no job to small

8 year roof repair guarantees

081 638 6300



HANDY MAN HENKBlocked Drains

WeldingPlumbing

Small Building workHouse painting

Roof sealingAny kind of work inside

and outside of your home

No job is too smallKontak: 081 560 0292

6m Containers to Rent Phone

Karin / Chandre at 064 209 166

SERVICES

TO RENT: 1 Bedroom available at Namport for rent to share a kitchen with a lady for N$1,375.00 excluding electricity Deposit required N$1,375.00 Call 081 434 2662 081 560 3091

HOUSE FOR RENT:2 Bedroom available in Kabeljou Street, Walvis Bay.If interested phone: 081 278 0918

TO RENT: Narraville, house nr 36 Plover StrBackyard flat. 1 Bedroom with BIC, open plan kitchen, shower & toilet.Available anytime. N$ 3 200.00 p/m + N$ 2 500.00 deposit.Contact: 081 298 3634

TE HUUR: Walvisbaai3 slaapkamer huis met ineboude kaste. 2 bad-kamers, 1x buite toilet. Groot kombuis met ingeboude kaste en stoof.Groot oopplan sitkamer met kaggel. Oopplan eet-kamer / leef area.Dubbel motorhuis.Kontak: 081 261 0023

TO RENT: Erf no 3153 Meeu Street, Narraville3 Bedroom houseMain room with toilet and shower. Very neat.N$ 4 500.00 p/mN$ 4 500.00 deposit.Water incl.Electricity excl.For view contact: 081 263 1747081 371 7007

FLAT TO RENT: KuisebmondN$ 2 300.00 p/mW/E incl.Contact: 081 268 8098

TO RENT: Swakop-mund, Old Tamariskia.3 bedroom house, 1 bathroom, BIC, no pets, no garage.N$ 5 000.00 p/m+ full deposit.W/E incl.Available from 1 December.Contact: 081 445 6058

FLAT FOR RENT IN SWAKOPMUND-OCEAN VIEW!!!Flat is adjacent to main houseOne bedroom with en-suite bathroom, open plan kitchen & lounge, garage.W/E incl. - No petsN$3500.00 plus deposit (Single rate)Available immediately- Long term rental onlyCall after 17:00Alternatively: Send an sms 081 284 9553

TE HUUR: Narraville, Neptune StreetEnkel persoonKombuis, slaapkamer en badkamer.N$ 2 500.00 p/m+ depositoGeen garageBeskikbaar einde OktoberKontak: 204 002

TO RENT: Kuisebmond, Namport

2 bedroom house with garage.

N$ 4 500.00 p/mW/E incl.

From 1 November 081 244 0044

TO RENT: Kuisebmond, Namport

Open plan flat.W/E incl.

N$ 1 900.00 p/mN$ 500.00 deposit

Contact Elsa: 081 619 6795

EMMA NANGOLO KAMATOTO PROPERTIES

To LetHermes - 3 bedroom

double storey house, guest toilet, 2 bathrooms,

lounge, open plan, plan kitchen, double garage.N$ 7 000.00 negotiableTown - 1 bedroom flat with kitchen shower.

N$ 3 500.00 p/m2 bedroom flat, open plan

kitchen and showerN$ 5 000.00 p/mFor any holiday

accommodation need do not hesitate to contact me

Emma: 081 122 8067

TO RENT: Narraville, Meeu Street

One bedroom flat with kitchen, toilet & shower.

Newly built.For one or two persons.

N$ 2 900.00 p/mW/E incl.

Available immediately.Contact: 081 723 7005

FLAT TO RENT:2 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, own court yard + garage.

Must me 55 years and older.

N$ 4 200.00 + deposit.Available 1 Nov 2014Contact Mrs Roux:

081 262 8690

TO LET Swakopmund Central Business:

2 x Garages for Vehicle storage (41m²) as from 1

November 2014N$1000.00 per monthContact: 081 245 6116

HOUSE TO LET:Close to Kabeljou Area2X bedrooms, 1x lounge,

1x kitchenN$ 3 900.00 p/m

W/E incl.Contact: 081 127 8887,

081 129 6907 & 081 658 9243

TE HUURVineta - Swakop:

Bachelors woonstel, Groot kamer met kitchenette.

Agter in erf.N$3000.00. W/E ingelsuit.Beskikbaar einde van die

maand.Skakel: 081 323 3531 vir

meer inligting.

TO LETOletweni - Mondesa:Inside room N$1500.Water Incl, prepaid

electricity.Available immediately.Contact: 081 234 0425

TO LETOld Industrial Area

Swakopmund:WAREHOUSE with

Office, Toilet + shower 240m²

Rent N$9000 plus VAT3phase power if needed.

Tel: 064 405 408

Storages/Garages to rent:

Swakopmund - 150m² storage- N$5500p/m - 12m² storage - N$500p/m - 21m² Storage - N$800p/m - 48m² garage (double) - N$1800p/m - 58m² garage (single) - N$2000p/m -2x 6 Metre Container - N$650p/m

(Normal Lease-agreements apply)Cell: 081 124 4513Tel: 064 405 282

Bachelors flat for rent in Vineta:

B.I.C. garage, own entrance, alarm

N$ 4000p/month(w&e included)

Deposit(negotiable) & first premium payable on

day of occupation. Immediately AvailableContact: 0811275882

FOR RENT – OLD JABULANI

1 Bedroom House,Seperate Toilet/Shower With hot water, Lounge & KitchenImmediately availableRent N$3300 p/m Including water,Prepaid electricity.Call - 081 246 4906 0811437222

YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE, LIVE IN

STYLEMeersig Ext 1.

Three minute walk to the Lagoon

Newly built 3 bedroom house, 3 bathrooms,

open plan kitchen, BICTandem garageIndoor braai.

Fully alarmed, burglar bars. Small pet friendly.

N$ 6 000.00 p/mW/E excl.

One month deposit required.

Contact: 064 204 986081 697 8588

Email: [email protected].

na

TO LET Vineta3 bedroom House,

1 bathroom1 garage

N$ 6,600.00 per month

Waterfront 3 bedroom Town House

double garageN$ 9,300.

Centre TownUnfurnished Sea View

2x bedrooms , 2x Bathrooms Flat

N$ 8,000.Mile 4

Furnished Flat- 3 bedrooms ,2 bathrooms

and GarageN$ 8,800.00

3x Bedroom flat Double Garage

3x bathroomsN$ 8,800.

Hage Heights-Executive apartment

3 bedrooms, lounge kitchen

Water and Electricity included

N$ 15,000.00

Ocean View-Newly built Town houses3 bedrooms3 bathrooms

lounge kitchen and double garage

N$ 12,000.

Ocean View3 bedroom House

double garageN$ 11,000.00

Newly renovated House3x Bedrooms

Double GarageN$15,000

Furnished Town House3x Bedrooms2x BathroomsGuest Toilet

Single GarageN$10,000.

Unfurnished Spacious Town House3x Bedrooms

Double GarageN$9,500.

Tamariskia- For Sale Free Standing House

N$870 000OCEAN VIEW - FOR

SALENewly Build Upmarket

Townhouses-FOR SALE3bedrooms,3

bathrooms,2and half garages,lounge and

kitchenN$ 1,650 000.

NEW DEVELOPMENT MONDESA- TOWN HOUSES FOR SALE

2x bedrooms2xbathrooms

KitchenGarage & alarm system

Starting from N$ 670,000

For Sale Mondesa4 Bedroom house

N$ 995,000.00

TO LET EXT 22 Small Flat

N$ 5,500.00 Exclusive and Elite

EstatesDiana Mc Clune

Cell: 081 124 0933 Tel: (064) 402 439Fax: (064) 402 471

Email: eeestates@gmail .com

FLAT TO LETNarraville - Walvis:

2 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. One sitting room and

Kitchen. Very spacious with BIC in the rooms and

Kitchen being installed. The flat is situated at

Evergreen Str. 50, next to Makarios Mini Market

and Take Away. The flat is conveniently situated

close to a mini market and is easy to catch a taxi to

town.N$5000.00p/m. W/E Incl.

Deposit required.Contact: 081 360 7641

PROPERTIESTO RENT

PROPERTIESTO RENT

PROPERTIESTO RENT

PROPERTIESTO RENT

PROPERTIESTO RENT

PROPERTIESTO RENT

PROPERTIESTO RENT

TO LET HEAVY INDUSTRIAL PRIME

SPOT!!! Offering: 2 x Store's of

727m² under Roof, Storeroom 99.91m²,

Office's 218m² and many more ,

DO NOT HESITATE TO CALL US TO VIEW

TODAY STILL AT081 4764490

(Walvis Bay to let and direct from Owner )NO agent or agent

commission !

DEBBIE081 666 [email protected] Rent Kramersdorp N$ 9 000.00FULLY FURNISHED3 Bedrooms with 2 bathrooms, Tandum Garages, Indoor braai In complex, Sorry no pets.WAREHOUSE2 UNITS AVALIBLE

2242m per unitOffice, toilets,Security gates ,Reception & storageN$9000.00OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE CBD!

2110mGreat locationN$5500 Vat incl.CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION081 666 0140

HOUSE TO LET IN SWAKOPMUND

OCEAN VIEWImmaculate 3 bedroomed home, 2 bathrooms, open

plan living areas with indoor braai. Double Garage. Quiet area –

WALK TO THE BEACH. N$13 000pm


VOGELSTRANDExecutive home set in

manicured, private garden. Stunning open plan living areas with

indoor braai.4 double bedrooms

leading to balconies with sea views. You will be

proud to live here. N$20 000pm


OCEAN VIEWVery spacious 4

bedroomed home, 2 bathrooms, study, 2

lounges. A special family home with large erf.

Double garage including outside room with shower and toilet. N$17 000pmBarbara 081 656 2619

PAM GOLDING PROPERTIES

DEBBIE081 666 [email protected] RENT VINETA - N$10 000.00PERFECT LOCATION3 Bedrooms with 2 bathrooms, 2 Garages, Indoor braai, Big yard. Pet FriendlyWAREHOUSEIndustrial area.Lock up and go

2110mN$5000.00p/m2 UNITS AVAILABLE242m² per unitOffice, toilets,Security gates ,reception & storageOFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE CBD!

2110mGreat locationN$5500 Vat incl.CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION081 666 0140



PROPERTIESTO RENT

TE HUUR: Hannahs Cottages

2 slaapkamer, 2 badkamers, oopplan kombuis / sitkamer.

Skottelgoed wasmasjien.DSTV en 1 garage. en G4S alles gratis.

Eie privaat.Beskikbaar 1 November

N$ 5 000.00 p/mN$ 5 000.00 deposit

Betaalbaar oor 3 maande.Geen diere

Skakel Hannah: 081 124 2151

Narraville1020m² Industrial ERF

N$ 1 080 000-00Saloom 0813821888

Meersig3 bed, 2 bath house

with potential of extension.

Open plan Kitchen sitting room & Garage.

N$ 990 000.00 Saloom 0813821888

ARANDIS2 X 450m² VACANT

ERVENN$ 165 000-00 EACH

GOGGA 081 870 9950

KARIBIBBusiness erf with

2 shops,Offices and 3 bed house

with store room.N$ 1 550 000-00

GOGGA 0818709950

OMARURUVARIOUS VACANT

PLOTSBusiness and Residential.

N$ 245 000-00 TO N$ 860 000-00.

GOGGA 081 870 9950

HENTIES BAYYOUR OWN HOLIDAY

HOME!Plot & Plan 2 & 3 bedHouses on own erven

N$ 458 000-00 TO N$ 643 000-00

GOGGA 0818709950

SWAKOPMUNDBARGAIN!

1 Bed, 1 bath apartment with

Open plan living, balcony & garage

N$ 750 000-00GOGGA 081 870 9950

LONGBEACH CC RegPerfect lock up and go

unit!Bachelor flat with

bathroom, kitchen & garage

Ideal for holiday makers.

N$ 655 000-00Joey 081 278 0518

WALVIS BAY Lagoon - our prime

area!!!Bachelor flat with

kitchen and bathroomOwn paved courtyard

and garageN$ 650 000-00

Call Joey 081 278 0518

LongbeachDolphin Beach

If you snooze, you lose!610m² Vacant erf

This cheapie goes for N$ 600 000-00

Joey 081 278 0518

LONGBEACHThis is a must have!!Stunning, safe and

secure complexOnly about 60m from

seaUnit offers 3 bed, 2 bath with open plan kitchen/

Lounge/dining room, indoor braai

Balcony, double garage & small courtyard.

N$ 1 380 000-00Joey 081 278 0518

KUISEBMOND BUSINESS1 Bed, 1 bath, open-

plan kitchenBig business bar with 2 toilets and garage.

N$1 100 000.00Emily 081 293 0335

PROPERTIESFOR SALE

PROPERTIESFOR SALE

PROPERTIESFOR SALE

PROPERTIESFOR SALE

PROPERTIESFOR SALE

Capricorn Estate Agency

Agent: Elani van Staden“BUY * SELL*RENT”

“Swakopmund & Langstrand”

CBDUnfurnished, 2 Bedroom, 1 full

bathroom, single garage, in complex, open end

November 2014 – N$ 6160.00Vogelstrand

Unfurnished, 2 Bedroom, 1 full

bathroom, single garage, cats allowed, situated in

backyard of house, separate entrance.

– N$ 6160.00Ocean View

Unfurnished, 2 Bedroom, 1 full

bathroom, tandem garage, small garden, situated in backyard,

upmarket. – N$ 6720.00Shop Space

51 Square meters in CBD Sam Nujoma

Street, available end Jan 2015

– N$ 5600.00Shop Space 2

127 Square meters, own toilet, kitchenette and

shower – N$ 13, 709.65Mile 4

Stunning newly-build, unfurnished, 2

Bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, tandem

garage, pre-paid meter, pets allowed – N$ 8400.00FOR SALE

x 5 Newly - Build 3 Bedroom Houses in Ext

23, price range: N$ 1.7m – N$1.9m

and 1x erf in The Dunes – N$ 1,417 500.00

Mile 4Stunning unfurnished,

2 Bedroom, 2 full bathroom, huge tandem garage, pre-paid meter,

pets allowed – N$ 8400.00

To BuyNewly build houses

ranging from 1.8 to 2 milAgent:

Elani van Staden081 867 1654

[email protected]

FOR MORE LISTINGS, VISIT ME ON MY

FACEBOOK PAGE!!Facebook Page Name:

Capricorn Estate Agency - Elani van Staden

And many more, you are more than welcome to

give me a call if you are looking for anything

specific!

PAMGOLDING PROPERTIES

SUNA - 081 210 7823suna.kritzinger@

pamgolding.com.na

N$ 2790 000.00 SWAKOPMUND

UPMARKET EXQUISITE HOME!!!

Double Storey3 Modern ensuite

Bedrooms, 2 Fully fitted Kitchens, Lounge, Dining,

Indoor Gas Braai4 Garages

Yard 1079m

SAT 2 TO 4 ON SHOW

FOR SALE ON SHOW! ! !

KUISEBMUNDVACANT PLOTS WITH

BUSINESS RIGHTS430M² @ N$ 550 000-00432M² @ N$ 612 000-00852M² @ N$ 850 000-00

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CENTRALModern 2 bedr Town-

house in upmarket complex, 2 bathr open

plan lounge, fitted kitchen, single garage. Spacious court yard for

a lovely garden.N$ 1 240 000

FAIRWAY ESTATECosy 3 bedr double

storey home, 2 bathr, office, guest toilet, open plan lounge,

dining, fitted kitchen, BBQ, double r/c

garage laundry, outside room with shower. Very well priced.

N$ 1 690 000

Joey0811293293

WALVIS BAY20 4505

ELEGANCIA INVESTMENT

ArandisRenovate 3 bedroom house selling under

valuation N$ 580 000.00Kuisebmond

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen/lounge, garage

N$ 680 000.00Contact: 081 866 9480

LOOKING FOR FLATS FOR SALE IN

SWAKOPMUND.Any area, any price – flats for sale urgently required.

Barbara 081 656 2619

Pam Golding Properties.

FLATS TO SELL AND TO RENT

Urgently looking for flats to sell and rent in the Swakopmund area.Any area and any price.Barbara 081 656 2619Pam Golding Properties

Private Sale, Free standing House in

Fairways Estate, Walvis Bay.

Buy of the plan this Huge family home 204m2,

3 bedrooms(main ensuite with walking

closet), 2 bathrooms, large lounge

with dinning.Build-in braai, kitchen with

scullery. Tandem garage. Choose your own colors for house and floor tiles. Priced

below valuation at only N$ 1,250,000 exc costs.Contact - 081 223 0909

ERVEN FOR SALEExtension 09

597m²N$550 000.00 (neg)

FLAT TO RENTTamariskia:

Newly renovated. W/E Incl. N$3000p/m, deposit

payable.Contact: 081 317 0810

MALAKIA PROPERTIES MAHETAGO

(SWAKOPMUND)3bedrooms

bic,2bathroomsKitchen bic with stove

Lounge and GaragePLUS,4UNITS

Unit one: 2bedrooms Bathroom, kitchenLounge and Garage

Unit two: one bedroom with bathroom

Unit three: 2bedrooms,bathroom

Open plan kitchen Unit four: Up stair 2bedroom,bathroomOpen plan kitchenGenerated monthly

income N$20 000.00N$1.85mil

TO LETKUISEBMOND

2bedrooms,bathroomAnd Kitchen

N$3500.00 W/L ExclAvble 1 Nov 2014

MAHETAGOInside room N$1700.00

W/L InclFlat 1bedroom,kitchen

and bathroomN$3190.00 W/ Incl

Malakia: 081 297 7253Email:

[email protected]

SWAKOPMUNDFOR SALE !

Luxury, two bedroom, fully furnished,

Flat, 200/m from Jetty, 2 garages,

high security.N$ 1,4 m available

immediatelyTO LET

MILE 4: Cosy home, spacious, 3 bedrooms,

2 bath, open plan, 2 garages

N$ 9000 p/mAvailable immediately

MILE 4: Large 3 bedroom duplex flat in small complex, 2

bath rooms each with bath/shower, guest toilet, inside braai,

open plan, 2 garages, small yard, balcony,

near sea, N$ 8800 p/m

VINETASpacious 2 bedroomed flat, in back yard, pet

friendly, car port, N$6500 W/L

includedContact :

Jp van der Walt Capricorn Estates

081 127 2736

PAM GOLDING PROPERTIES

SUNA081210 7823

[email protected]

FOR SALEVINETA N$ 1 926 000This beautiful home will

be on show this Saturday from 2 to 4

3 bedroom house with 3 bathroom, Stunning kitchen, 2 garages and

huge gardenVINETA

N$1 200 000.00Log up and Go! ! !

3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, Open plan Kitchen

Single GarageCentre Town N$1070 000.

1 bedroom flat in up market complex in centre

of TownThis unit is ideal for the

business man.

ARANDISPlot for sale:

Residential Erf 594m² available to buy. Cash buyers will be given

preference. The plot is ideal, centrally situated and

in the vicinity ATM’s and Shopping centre. The plot is serviced. Photo’s of the plot

can be provided via Whatsapp.

Selling price: N$55 000.00

Contact: 081 360 7641

WANTED:Looking for a Toyota,

Corolla Run x or Toyota bakkie in Walvis Bay or

Swakopmund. Model 2000 - 2006.

Contact: 081 616 3023

Best prices for all your unwanted and broken gold

& silver jewellery. We also buy gold and silver

coins. We operate in Swakop, Walvis, Henties,

Arandis, Omaruru.Contact 081 344 3794

081 315 9178

CASH PAIDINSTANTLY for your broken & irreparable Gold Jewellery, also bits & pieces.Call atDesert Jeweller &CuriosSam Nujoma AvenueWalvis Bay, opposite KFC.Your ID is essential.

WANTED

WANTED

WE BUY GOLD97 Sam Nujoma

Walvisbaai0642203870811434368

Pawn Shop97 Sam Nujoma

Walvisbaai0642203870811434368

CARS

For Sale 2010 4x4 Nissan Hardbody

double cab Diesel. 3.0L Tdi.

77500 Km. Alu-Cab canopy with LED lights, nudge bar, tow bar rear

diff-lock, extra spare wheel. One owner.

Price; N$165.000.00 Negotiable.

MISCELLANEOUSFOR SALE

Contact details:Tel: 064-221287Fax: 064-221290

Cell: 081 143 3924P.O. Box 2214

E-mail: [email protected]

Situated at Erf 4441New Industrial Areanext to Weighbridge

Walvis Bay

HOUSEHOLD/FURNITURE

Pick A BargainWe buy and sell second

hand furniture and household appliances.

Beat any written quotation.

Louise: 081 032 4865Guts: 081 259 3175

thC/O 11 Road & Nangolo Mbumba Drive

Walvis Bay

THIS ‘n THAT

We buy and sell second hand furniture, new

furniture and household appliances.

Sam Nujoma Town Square Shop 1, Lapaloma

Building.

ELS: 081 255 5809LAWRENCE: 081 324 1285

We Buy and Sell furniture

& household items of value

97 Sam Nujoma aveWalvisbaai064220387

ACCOMMODATION

SELF CATERING ACCOMMODATION

AVAILABLE IN WALVIS,

NARRAVILLEN$ 150.00 singleN$ 200.00 double

AndN$ 290.00 per unit(Fully furnished)

For more information:081 147 3158081 247 2717

ACCOMMODATION

Solly's Accommodation in Rehoboth. Safe and

secure luxury rooms with TV and Wifi.

Call: 081 650 4766 / 081 233 7275 or

081 128 8924



SUMMIT EVEREST OFF ROAD

TRAILER/CAMPER FOR SALE:

With double bed, kitchen, Large awning and many

Extras.Contact Tim:081 250 6211

CARS



CAMPERS/TRAILERFOR SALE

FOR SALE:2008 Toyota Corolla 1.6

102 000 kmN$ 95 000.00 negotiable

WhiteContact: 081 319 0748

FOR SALE:2004 Toyota Corolla.

Contact: 081 255 4499

FOR SALE:VW Bus 2.3

Swakopmund. Tel: 064 404 513

Cell: 081 370 2877

FOR SALE:Toyota Corola

62 000km. N$92 000.000

Immaculate conditionTel: 064 403 455

Cell: 081 143 7172

FOR SALE:1400 Nissan Bakkie

N$ 43 000.00Contact: 081 748 3360

FOR SALE:2008 Ford Icon

SilverLow kilo

N$ 37 000.00Contact: 081 436 4323

081 202 1833

FOR SALE: Top loader Washer N$1800AEG Dishwasher N$2000Industrial Drier N$1200Gymtrim (exerciser) N$800Air Compressor N$1800Honda genset N$3000220Volt Welder N$950Disc cutter N$900Press drill N$450Tel: 064 403 455Cell: 081 143 7172

FOR SALE:Jet ski For Sale N$50 000Mini Cooper S N$60 000Honda Ep3 N$80 000Contact: 081 399 9444

FOR SALE: Samsung Window 8 N$ 6 000.00Contact: 081 831 7203

MOBILE KIOSK FOR SALE: N$40 000.00*Installed - Gas stove (cooking/Frying). - 3 Light bulb - Plug for freezerIn very good condition.Contact: 081 127 3249081 386 2618 Swakopmund.

Miscellaneous for Sale• Roman Style concrete pillar• Complete windows with burglar bars various sizes• 1 Quad Bike Yamaha 80cc• 4x Alloy rims + tyres to fit Rav 4• Round dinning room table with 2 chairs• One wooden side table• Various white melamine boards• Defi 660l Side-by-Side Fridge/Freezer• One king size Sealy Matrass• Two bicyclesContact 081 128 6776

FOR SALE:Second hand jackpot in

Walvis Bay.Taiwan model.N$ 49 000.00Negotiable.

Contact: 081 146 1946

FOR SALE:1 Pfaff - Creative -

Sewing Machine with Embroidery unit, all

instruction books, 3 Boxes with Embroidery Yarn and

11 memory cardsN$1500.00

Contact: 081 269 0070

FOR SALE:Industrial Lathe 3 Metre

bed.Excellent working

condition.Contact: 081 485 1558

VACANCIES

VACANCIES VACANCIES VACANCIES

Scale Technician / Trainee - WALVIS BAY (Weighing Instruments)Vacancy Available - Attend to complaints issued by Admin & Service ManagerInstall, Calibrate, Repair & Service Scales (Weighing Equipment)Requirements -Valid Driver's LicenseGrade 12Computer Literate & Technically OrientatedVery Good People & Communication SkillsMust be willing to work weekendsForward complete CV to [email protected]

SIGNAGE APPLICATOR JOB

We have a position open for an experienced vinyl graphics installer. Duties

include all aspects of applying vinyl to surfaces including vehicles, walls,

windows concrete and trade show exhibits.

Applicants must be able to weed pre-spaced vinyl

letter/ images. Apply pre-spaced

vinyl/letters on material.Wrap finish signage,

apply vinyl lettering/images off-site at

customer’s location, mechanically inclined, willing ro learn new skills, not afraid of

heights and able to work in a group. Large format printing experience is a

plus. Pay will be based on experience.

Please send me your CV to

[email protected]: 081 129 3045

NAMIB INDUSTRIAL GROUP Vacancy

Looking for the following to full fill positions for

various road and construction projects:

2x site foreman / project managers

8x Bricklayers6x Painters

6x Electricians4x Plumbers

8x General Assistant4x Safety Assistants2x Finance Admin

assistantsKindly please send a CV

to namib.industrials@web.

com.na fax: 088 646 214

R.E.E. Body WorksIn need of a panel beater & strip fitter for a very

fast growing panel shop in Walvis Bay.

Please Call Riaan: 081 343 8104

VACANCY:1X Bookkeeper / Accounts Clerk

Strong communication skills

2 - 3 years experience in similar positionBookkeeping or

Accounting qualification an advantage

Honest & responsibleEmail:

[email protected]

Short listed will be contacted

Swakopmund based company seeking

employees to serve as

Minimum Standards 1. English Class 5 Language Proficiency Certificate 2. Valid Namibian Radio License 3. Valid Night Rating 4. Valid Instrument Rating 5. Minimum Hours of 210 Total Time 6. Minimum Hours of 50 on type C210 7. Class 1 Medical 8. Valid Certificates: DG, CRM, SEPT 9. Must be willing to work seven days a week including public holidays.

All CV's can be forwarded to:

[email protected]

or call 081 864 6314

for further information.

Commercial Pilot

LADY NEEDED !!Looking for Wambo

lady, 38-45 yearof age, Afrikaans or English speaking.Hardworking and

trustworthy.3 Days per week. Must

know how toclean house, wash and

ironing. Must have 10 years experience in housecleaning. Must have

References.

Send sms to 081 2849553 with short

description of experience and

yourself.

MANUFACTURING WELDER

FABRICATORWalvis Bay, Namibia

Salary negotiableLooking for welder

fabricator with at least 5 years experience on

pipe fitting maintenance work on vessels argon

welding.Must be able to travel

and have a valid passport and drivers license

Be trustworthyBe Namibian citizenCV can be mailed to

[email protected]

Att: Christo

A Medium Sized Logistical Company

Situated in Walvis Bay is looking for a:

General Assistant for the Management Team.

This is a Half Day Position.Computer Literacy and Fluently in English and Afrikaans is required

Please send CV per mail: [email protected]

mOr Fax to 064 405 227

WILMA & ELTON SALON

Swakopmund:Soek dringend ernstige werkers wat nie drink

of rook nie. Moet volgende week begin werk. 2 dames wat ale

soorte vlegsels kan doen en 1 Barber wat

goed kan skeur.Kontak:

081 294 6287Elton:

081 202 3222

VACANCY - SALESLADY:

A challenging and reward-ing opportunity exists at KRISTALL GALERIE in SWAKOPMUND for a responsible, trustworthy, reliable and well-groomed saleslady who is able to handle valuable jewellery in a consistent and precise manner. REQUIREMENTS: (a) Grade 10 - preferably Grade 12. (b) Fluent

in English and Afrikaans. German will be a huge advantage. (c) Some experience - preferably in the jewellery trade. (d)

Computer literate - Pastel an advantage.Please submit your updated CV with proof of qualifica-tions and experience to:The Personnel ManagerKristall GalerieP O Box 358SWAKOPMUNDEmail:[email protected] Date: 31 October 2014Only short listed candidates will be notified and no

KRISTALL GALERIE

VACANCYSWAKOPMUND

Admin & PAGeneral Office admin & OrdersRequirements:- Very reliable- State minimum required salary.

Mail Cv’s to: mobile@safariproject.

co.za

VACANCIES:Cashiers needed

Must have Grade 12 with Mathematics. Must be trustworthy, friendly,

hardworking and be able to work under pressure. Be self motivated and

previous work experience with references would be

an advantage. Please email CV to

[email protected]

HOTEL RECEPTIONIST

Must have Grade 12 with previous experience in the hotel industry. Experience with HOPE system would

be an advantage. Please email your CV to [email protected]

Micro lender in Walvis bay seeks a shop assistant. Requirements: Bilingual No criminal record. Computer literate will be beneficial

Email your cv to. microlenderwalvis@ yahoo.com The closing date for CVS is Friday 14 November 2014.

AUTOZONE SWKVACANCYSALES REPRESENTATIVE- At least 2years experience Selling car parts- Strong computer skills- Namibian citizen- Excellent communication skills- Achieving sales targets- Drivers licencePLEASE FORWARD CV'S [email protected] fax to 064-220916ONLY SHORT LISTED CANDIDATES WILL BE CONTACTED

SITUATIONWANTED

BELINDA:Looking for domestic

work for 3/5 days.Can start anytime.

Contact: 081 217 8405

MARTHA:A 30-year-old lady,

honest, neat and hardworking is

looking for domestic work or restaurant

work.Has 5 years

experience n cleaning and ironing. Has a

grade 12 certificate, Certificate in

Hospitality. Ready to start immediately. Must be in Walvis Bay or Longbeach.

Contact: 081 337 7063

JOB WANTED:A 23-year-old lady is looking for domestic

work, cleaning & washing.

Can start immediately.Contact:

081 608 2749

WERK GESOEK:35-jarige-vrou is

dringend opsoek na enige tiepe

skoonmaak werk, Husiwerk, kantoor of gastehuise. Kan goed Afrikaans en Engels

lees en skryf. Kan ook na kinders omsien.

Bereid om so gou as moontlik begin.

Kontak: 081 794 8174

JOB WANTED:I am 24 years old, looking for domestic work for 3 or 5 days a week. In Swa-kopmund or Longbeach. Only serious people.Contact: 081 677 7959

WERK GESOEK:Ek is n 40 jarige dame, dringend opsoek na huis-werk of Kantoor skoon-maak werk vir 5 dae Maandae tot Vrydae.Skakel: 081 808 2288

DEBORA:Dringend opsoek na enige werk. Kantoor skoonmaak werk, Kinders oppas en stryk. Walvisbaai, Lag-oon, Langstrand, Meersig of dorp.Kontak: 081 452 4171081 465 9818

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BHL (Buks Haulage Limited) held an inau-guration function at the Walvis Bay Water-front on Wednesday to celebrate the dawn-ing of BHL Namibia that went into full swing on 1 June.

Welcoming BHL NamibiaMadelaine Laubscher


(Fltr) Buks van Rensburg, Elma van der Bank, Elrick de Klerk, Natalie Storbeck and Francois Becker

w i l l g r o w o n a n integrity foun-dation. We will strive to be a professional outfit that will add benefit to the Namibian economy,” he said.BHL was registered in Zambia, specialising in the transport of various commodi t ies wi th value added services and facilities. The relationships that have been established over the last couple of years between BHL and various local and cross-border com-panies proved one example of many successful and reliable relationships deve-

loped between supplier and client.According to Van Rensburg the function held was a good networking session with customers, sup-pliers and financiers. The Musselcracker Restaurant catered for the event profes-sionally with a perfect atmosphere.

The Managing Direc-tor, Mr Buks Van Rensburg, spoke to the newspaper about BHL Namibia that started doing business I June this year.“Our vision is to offer a professional reliable service in the Walvis Bay corridor. BHL Group has been in operation since 1996. We have vast expe-rience of Sub Sahara Africa. Our General Manager, Mr Francois Becker and Admin Manager, Mrs Natalie Storbeck, is a handson profes-s i o n a l t e a m . We believe the business


Wednesday morning was a proud moment for Narraville Primary School (NPS) as they inaugurated their first library and 2 new classrooms, sponsored by Namport.

Narraville inaugurates libraryPiquet Jacobs

The school celebrated the inauguration of their brand new library and 2 classrooms with a morning ceremony. The school’s new infrastructure addition was sponsored by Namport through their Social Investment Fund (NSIF), which was established in 2006 and focuses on education, health and

entrepreneurial deve-lopment. The fund has thus far invested over N$20 million across the country since its inception. The NSIF made a generous contribution of N$800 000 fol-lowing a request by NPS to construct a library. The school put the contribution to good use, as they man-aged to build a library and two additional classrooms with the amount.

many learners for many years to come and produce excellence in their school career. I further wish to en-courage the teachers of this school. It takes an extra ordinary man to serve the least, to create something out of noth-ing. Wherever we hand over buildings, we do not cease to request particularly the lear-ners, teachers and the community to take good care of the facility and collectively guard

has been serving for 20 years. “I am immensely touched by the assis-tance given to us. As a school we try our level best to keep going. We approached Namport with our need for a library and they allo-cated us with a gene-rous amount. As we started with our project we realised we could go even further with the contribution amount, and therefore could add two class-rooms without excee-

regarded as a shared r e s p o n s i b i l i t y , “therefore the pro-active approach in considering libraries as key stakeholders towards academic improvement is defi-nitely a move in the right direction, ” he added. The enrolment at NPS is currently at 1600 learners, mea-ning on a ratio of 1:35, there should be 45 class-rooms making the extra 2 classrooms a great blessing.

“As part of its contri-bution to vision 2030, Namport is committed to capacity building and skills development in our country; we believe a country can only be as developed as the capacity of its human resources. As an organisation we are proud to be associated with this particular project that will serve

against vandalism. I can only urge you to do the same”, commented L i z S i b i n d i , t h e Namport represen-tative.Paul Fisher, Principal of NPS, took great pride in addressing the guests present at the inauguration cere-mony, with it being a momentous occasion for the institution he

ding our N$800 000 budget. The school com-munity is grateful for your support Nam-port,” Fisher conclu-ded with his address.The Directorate of E d u c a t i o n , E l i a Manga , was a l so present at the cere-mony and urged that academic improve-ment in schools be NPS learners present at the ceremony

Shaking hands on a job well done: Elia Mainga (Directorate of Education), Liz Sibindi (Namport Corporate Communications Manager and Mr Paul Fisher (NPS Principal)

NPS school choir


Ou Phly Otta*26.10.1963 - +13.10.2014Psalm: 120-1

TROOSDIENS:Vrydag, 24 Oktober 2014

20:00 by huis no 43, Harder Crescent, Kuisebmond

BEGRAFNIS:Saterdag, 25 Oktober 2014

07:00 by huis no 43 Harder Crescent, Kuisebmond 08:00 vanit die Shalom Gemeente,

E.V.L Kerk, Kuisebmond

VIR VERDERE NAVRAE KONTAK: 081 740 6284 / 081 147 7681 / 081 230 6680

Sussana Sophy Louw(Auntie Sophy)

*31-10-1938+24-10-2013

In liefdevolle herinneringe

aan:

Kathrina Maurina Klazen*25.09.1955 - +18.10.2014

Mamma jou plek in die huis en in ons harte is leeg, maar ons gun mamma die rus in ‘n beter oord. Met mooi herinneringe en liefde sal ons mamma altyd diep in ons harte bewaar en mamma nooit vergeet.Jou dogter: Glynince, Connie & kinders

Geen nag was vir mamma te donkerGeen oggend te swaar, die hande wat vir ons gewerk het, rus nou sag in mekaar. Baie trane vloei in stilte, trane wat net God van weet. Jou dogter: Syreeta, Tony & Alexis

Ons altyd opgeruimde suster is weg, ons mis haar rreds, verby magtelose stryd, verlos van alle pyn, want Hy het haar kom haal, geroep: “Jy is myne”. In ons harte is ‘n plek wat leeg is, maar mooi herinneringe van saamwees sal altyd bly.Jou suster: Sarie & kinders

My harte is seer, maar die Heer regeer. Stil het jy ons verlaat. Trane vloei in stilte, trane wat net God van weet.Jou broer: Willie

Our hearts still ache with sadness, and secret tears still flow.No one will ever know what it means to lose you.No farewells were spoken, we never said goodbye.You were gone before we knew and only God knows why.You sister: Joanie, Owen & children

Die dood laat wonde agter wat niemand op aarde kan heel, maar herinneringe is skatte wat niemand kan steel. Ons sal haar opgeruimde geaardheid altyd onthou en in ons harte bewaar.Jou suster: Magdalene, Romey & Ricardo

This day always to remember, so sad to re-call.When the family chain is broken, nothing is the same. But as God calls us one by one, we link the chain again. We will miss her and always will.She left a place no one call fill.Your sister: Margareth, Derek & children

Die stilte is finaal, maar die herinneringe skyn nog steeds ‘n helder straal.Van: Nolien, Josika & Denzil

Jou plek bly leeg, jou stem is stil. Rus sag by Jesus tot ons weer mekaar ontmoet.Van: Ellie Coleman

Although no words can really help to ease the loss you bear, just know that you are very close in

every thought and prayer. May the peace which comes from the memories of

love shared, comfort you now and in the days ahead.

We are thinking of you during this difficult time. Words seem inadequate to express the

sadness we feel.

You have my deepest sympathies on the death of your loved one.

From: Jooste, Mouton, Richardts & Heunis Families

To: Slabbert & entire family


This is a golf competition with a difference, as the players are drawn into two teams and every play-er must then go and make as many stableford points for his team. As it turned out the com-petition was very closely contested with the run-

ners up accumulating 185 points and the winning team of Nicky, Flip, Frik, Francois, Piet, Tim, Diet-er and Achmet accumu-lating 193 points. The best individual score for the day was played by Achmet Abrahams with 41 points and second was

Attie Esterhuizen with 37 points. Unfortunately At-tie was drawn in the los-ing team.A very special thanks to Riaan van Rooyen and Paul Schrader from Bank Windhoek for their gene-rous sponsorship.

(Fltr) Nicky Traut, Flip Beukes, Frik van Rooi, Francois Loots, Piet vd Westhuizen, Tim Botha, Dieter Guidehus and Achmet Abrahams.

Bank Windhoek Senior Golf CompetitionRossmund Golf NewsLast week Thursday the senior golfers had their first Bank Wind-hoek sponsored golf day on the Rossmund Golf Course, outside Swakopmund. The competition drew 16 players and it is sure to grow in popularity in the months to come.

“We have worked with the NTTA over the last couple of years and we are proud to be associated with them. We hope that we can build on this relationship”, said Ingrid Goeieman, FNB Manager for PR and Sponsorship. Goeieman urged the NTTA to further expand this event in the future to the different regions and schools.The inter-school cham-pionship is one of the NTTA’s prime youth de-velopment events. The competition is an annual event which takes place at a different venue each

year. This year the cham-pionships are taken to Stampriet in the Hardap Region. This small town is home to some of the finest and most committed young table tennis athletes in Namibia and it made a lot of sense to host it in their home town.Close to 40 youngsters from ten different schools have confirmed their par-ticipation. They will battle it out in the girls and boys division. Despite being a first for Stampriet, a very exiting competition is expected with no clear favorites. Spectators and players

alike can look forward to very competitive ta-ble tennis. The participa-ting schools are: Elnatan Privaat Skool, Rehoboth High School, Marien-tal High School, M&K Gertze, Ruimte Primary School, Dr Lemmer High School, Vooruitsig Pri-mary School, Holy Cross Convent and DHPS Pri-vate School.“We would like to thank FNB Namibia for their kind sponsorship. This money will help us a lot in hosting a suc-cessful Inter-School Championships,” a de-lighted NTTA chairman, Reinhardt Stanley, said

after receiving the spon-sorship.Updates and results of the competition will be posted throughout the day on the Namibia Table Tennis As-sociation Facebook page for all supporters who will not be able to travel to Stampriet to see the event live.Schools that would like table tennis to be intro-duced as a sport activity are encouraged to contact the NTTA. The contact details are: [email protected] or call the development of-ficer, Roger Beukes at 081 157 5171.

FNB Namibia joins hands with NTTA for Inter School ChampionshipFNB Namibia has sponsored N$ 15 000 to the Namibian Table Tennis Association (NTTA) for hosting this year’s event of the Table Tennis Inter-School Cham-pionships which is scheduled to take place on Saturday, for the first time in the Hardap Region. This was announced on Wednesday.

FNB Namibia's PR & Sponsorship Manager Ingrid Goeieman (middle) hands over a N$15 000 sponsorship to NTTA members Fabian Tait (left) and Rein-hardt Stanley (right).

Well-known names in thesenior category were BeateNaigambo, Siglinde !Gon-tes, Selma Ekandjo, Salo-mon David and Rainhold Thomas.This was the second edi-tion of the 1.6 kilometre road run, which startedat the town last year.Although the weather conditions were a littlewindy, the athletes per-

formed well and the hun-dreds of spectators could feast their eyes on some good running.One of the organisers of the event, Erongo regional director of sports Berthold Karumendu told Nampa after the event he is “more than happy” with how it turned out as he has a vi-sion for the town and for sport in general.

“I’m telling you the race will grow. Almost 600 ath-letes entered for this year’s Erongo Powersave Street Mile,” he said.Karumendu said he is convinced that there are a lot of undiscovered talen-ted athletes in Namibia. One such athlete who took part in Saturday’s race was from a rural area close to Omatjete

in the Erongo Region. “Hans Bee, a San boy from the Kangwe Primary School in the Erongo Re-gion came first in the pri-mary boys category. I want to call on the busi-ness community to come on board and invest in ath-letes like this,” he said.Bee, who ran the race without running shoes, completed the street mile

Erongo Powersave Street Mile draws hundreds of runners The results are as follows:

Junior Women:1. M Namutunya (5:18:24)2. Sarah Martin (5:18:62) 3. Silvia Shiyove (5:29:83)

Junior Men:1. Ananias Simon (4:34:88)2. N. Kornelius (4:36:36)3. E.Hausiku (4:38:29)

Veteran Women: 1. Sieglinde !Gontes (6:42:00) 2. Selma Ekandjo (7:49:43) 3. Laurensia Elago (8:57:18)

Veteran Men:1. Salomon David (5:03:05) 2. Mathias Kanisiu (5:23:26)3. Johannes Paulus (5:23:60)

Masters Women:1. Helena Samwel (9:52:82)2. N. Philipus (9:59:25)3. N. Ottile (12:22:54)

Masters Men:1. George Mukuahima (5:53:21) 2. Albert Papama (6:02:38) 3. Manie Ross (7:20:00)

Senior Women: 1. Beata Naigambo (5:09:12)2. Mwuyamhafo Josef (5:23:18) 3. Rauna Lucas (5:29:69)

Senior Men: 1. Rainhold Tomas (4:19:89)2. Kuugongelwa Uveni-nawa (4:21:95) 3. Komeya Oskar (4:23:21)

The Erongo Powersave Street Mile drew almost 600 athletes to Omaruru on Saturday.

The Erongo Powersave Street Mile saw ath-letes of all ages tailing part. Here Masters par-ticipants Bobby Griebel (L) and Armand Stein take a break after they both completed the race in seven minutes and 32.47 seconds.

in a time of five min-utes and 16.02 seconds (5:16:02), finishing more than three secondsbefore the second ath-lete. “The boy showed us the talent is there. He has a future, but the community must in-vest in him to help him grow,” he said. Tuu-likki Martin from the Omaruru Town Council commended the orga-nisers and athletes.“This street mile put Omaruru, the region and

Namibia on the sports map,” Martin said.Government provided transport for some of the athletes from as far as Opuwo and Aranos.The event was made possible by sponsors like Coca-Cola, Mara-thon Sugar, First Na-tional Bank Namibia, and Powersave. Besides the medals,the participants also re-ceived cash prizes var-ying between N$700 and N$3 000.~ NAMPA

Hundreds of athletes competed in the 2nd Erongo Powersave Street Mile in Omaruru on Saturday.

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“Poaching of rhino, ele-phant, lion and pango-lin is on the increase in Namibia and we need to raise awareness” said Bobby. By attempting this ex-treme swimming venture,“with the campaign cal-led Strokes for Earth, we aim to not only raise awareness globally but al-so to raise funds for anti-poaching measures and combating wildlife crimein Namibia” she quoted.Bobby has crossed the 45 km English Channel in 1999 within 13 hours and 51 minutes, swam around Manhattan Island in the USA and swam from Catalina Island to Main-land California. For the African Crown she crossed the 16.7 km Strait of Gibraltar and comple-ted the swim within three

hours and 53 minutes, on 9 October this year. Next year Bobby and two other Namibian la-dies, Sandy le Roux fromSwakopmund and Anita Vermeulen from Wind-hoek, will attempt a two way crossing of the Eng-lish Channel, that’s from England to France and back again, in one go. This will be a first in the record books and they will also be the first Na-mibian team to swim the English Channel. The Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming includes three of the most well-known marathon swims, 34 km across the English Channel, 32.3 km between Catalina Is-land and the mainland in Southern Califor-nia, USA, and 45.9 km around the Manhattan

Island in New York City, USA.The crown has been achieved by one South African male swimmer and a total of 86 swim-mers before. The African Triple Crown is simply a geographi-cal difference from the original Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming, except that to complete this crown the swimmer needs to swim around Manhattan Island. In 2016 Bobby will swim from Catalina Island to Mainland California. This is a 33km swim and also the final leg of the African Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming. Once successful Bobby will be the first African Female to achieve this and give her entry into the elite club of less than

one hundred people glo-bally to achieve this. There are many people out there raising funds for good causes but what puts this project on a dif-ferent level is that these three swimmers are tack-ling extreme challengers which few people dare to try. “We welcome all dona-tions both big and small and should there be any company out there that believes in our vision and would like to come on board then they may con-tact us,” said Bobby. You can reach them on their facebook page called Strokes for Earth or through Bobby on 081 296 0252.The core of their initia-tive drives from Bo-jos Café in Swakop-mund.

Bobby aiming highSharlien Tjambari

Bobby Jo Bassingthwaighte, a Namibian ultra swimmer is aiming for the African Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming.

Individuele pool (pot-bal) spelers van dwars-oor die Erongo streek word môre in die va-kansiedorp verwag ten einde hul kleim op die prysgeld af te steek.Die toernooi gaan onder ‘n groot tent, net langs die basketbal baan in Tamariskia, aangebied word. Volgens die organi-seerders staan die to-ernooi ten doel om

fondse vir die Kam-pioen van Kampioene (“Champ of Champs”) toernooi, wat hulle op 28-29 Novem-ber in Swakopmund gaan aanbied, in te samel. Die “Champ of Champs” toernooi word jaarliks aange-bied en pool klubs van regoor die land gaan dan sake uitspook om as die beste van die bestes gekroon te

word. Die N$2 000 prysgeld gaan soos volg ver-deel word: Wenner - N$1 000; naaswen-ner - N$500; 3de plek - N$300 en 4de plek - N$200. Die manne beplan om 10:00 Saterdagog-gend die eerste skote te laat klap. Vir meer besonderhede kan An-ton by 081 314 4909 gekontak word.

Teenagers FC is a newly established soc-cer team, based in Swakopmund and fea-turing young, vibrant footballers. This season, the club will participate in the recently initiated 3rd Division League in the Erongo Re-gion (Swakopmund Stream). According to Teenag-ers’ management, to-morrow’s tournament is orchestrated in order to trial their players,

also eyeing team coor-dination and to get ac-quainted with the com-petition awaiting them in the 3rd Division. A total of N$15 000 will be up for grabs, with the winner walk-ing away with N$8 000 and the runner-up will receive a cool N$4 000. The semi-final losers are also catered for and they will each col-lect N$1 500 for their effort. Entry fees will be N$800 per team and

Fifa rules will apply. The draw will take place 19:00 tonight, at Coastal High School. According to the club’schairperson, Mr E Madjiedt, the interestshown by coastal teams is remarkable, asthe guys are “hungry for soccer”. Adults will be asked for an N$10 gate fee, children N$5 and ve-hicles N$10. The action will kick off at 08:00, tomorrow morning.

Ope pool toernooi die naweekMarshallino Beukes

Celtic Pool Klub gaan die naweek, tydens ‘n ope pool (potbal) toer-nooi in Swakopmund N$2 000 op die spel plaas en dit beloof om die beste uit die kus se skerpskutters te haal.

Big money for local footballN$15 000 up for grabs at lower divisiontournamentMarshallino Beukes

Third and second division football teams in the Erongo Region will lock horns tomorrow at the Mondesa Stadium in Swakop-mund, where Teenagers FC will host a pre-season warm-up tour-nament, exclusively for the lower divisions.

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