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PROUDLY NAMIBIAN: The Cgals Chamber Choir won four silver awards at the world’s most prestigious Choral Festival at the Eighth World Choir Games in Riga, Latvia last year and recently achieved 97% in the UNISA Choir Examination. Read article on page 11

The event was well attended by corporate and business leaders, as well as Government officials.The formalities be-gan on Friday morn-ing at the JC Harries Park, where the pa-rade assembled to start their march through the streets with col-ourful boats and the

Navy band, and conti-nued to the naval base. The opportunity was taken to award com-mendation certificates and medals to the se-lected sailors. The guests were enter-tained with precision drills and an exciting demonstration by the Marine Corps, a special amphibious force that

came into existence in 2005. They perform amphibious operations,detachments on board Naval vessels, protectNaval bases and do VIPprotection. Minister of Defence,Nahas Angula, was pre-sent to delier his speech as guest of honour.“It is important to re-member that the pro-

Namibian Navy 10 years oldPiquet Jacobs

The Namibian Navy celebrated their tenth year of existence and the progress they have made since 2004, at the Capt (N) PN Sa-charia Naval Base in Walvis Bay on Friday, along with Mr Nahas Angula, Minister of Defence.

Minister of Defence, Mr Nahas Angula delivering his speech at the celebrations

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cess of establishing the Namibian Navy was made difficult by the delay of the return of Walvis Bay, which was the only town with a modern port in Namibia at that time. However, in spite of the obstacles that our former enemies were trying to place on our path towards total independence, the Re-public of Namibia and the Namibian Defence Force (NDF) took the

initiative to circum-vent such obstacles. "As we mark the 10th An-niversary of the Nami-bian Navy Day, it is important to remind ourselves of the poten-tial defence challenges, which the Namibian Navy in particular and the NDF in general, could be faced with within the maritime do-main. All the best in future and I trust that you will

remain alert and vigilant at all times to protect the Namibian Coastline,” commented Mr Angula.Rear Admiral, PH Vilho, Navy Commander took the stage to express his pride in how far the Na-mibian Navy has come along since its commis-sioning. He delivered a speech of 15 pages, “be-cause a decade’s history cannot be condensed in two pages. Moreover, I have a message for

each one of you pres-ent here today, so please listen attentively.” The Commander addressed the types of personali-ties who should be kept away from leadership positions; the egocen-tric, the sloth and the wary.“Leadership requires a lot in terms of com-mand and administrative skills, we should look at people who have the habit of working hard;

and not those that only come in to collect the cheque,” said the Com-mander. “We should go out there and lead. There are men and wo-men that are depending on us and our decisions. We cannot, and must not fail them. Wishing everyone fair winds and following seas,” were the closing remarks of the Commander.The idea of a Nami-bian Navy was con-

ceived with the agree-ment between the Na-mibian Government and the Federal Republic of Brazil in 1994. The Namibian Navy, since its commissioning in 2004, has witnessed significant progress in terms of human capital and material acquisi-tion. In its 10 years of existence, the Navy has drafted documents like the Navy Development Plan and Training Strat-

egy among others in line with the Defence Policy, which are all of high im-portance. The most recent ac-complishments are the commissioning of the NS Elephant, the Capt (N) PN Sacharia Naval Base and the Naval Jetty in 2012. The Namibian Navy Day ended with a formal lunch hosted by the Navy - and a toast of the day for a bright fu-ture ahead.

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Last year’s theme was “Don’t be a Dummy” and this campaign is de-scribed as a huge success. This year, more than 1000 coastal residents put their signature on a peti-tion, pledging to be a safe road user. According to the RSC’s spokesperson at Swakop-mund, Ms Revival Mun-dumbu, the campaign was launched on 12 Sep-tember at the Hilton Ho-

tel in the capital city and kick-started in Gobabis. The main aim of these campaigns is to educate the Nation on road safety awareness. People from all walks of life have made their pledges and participated in the acti-vities.“It is encouraging to see Namibians responding positively, while the na-tion is facing a seeming-ly insurmountable chal-

lenge when it comes to entrenching a culture of safe and courteous road use,” Ms Mundumbu said. As the activations team has been interacting with the public, there was an overwhelming response from the people acknow-ledging that, for any change to happen, there needs to be individual attitude and behaviour shifts in the hearts and

minds of people using the roads every day, she fur-ther noted. There was also growing consensus that tradition-al road safety messages do not have a long term impact on the public and that this personal interac-tive approach will have a lasting impact on individ-ual road users to take full responsibility for their own safety. This message was echoed

by pedestrians, bus and truck drivers, motorists, cyclists and bikers. The heart of the message is that road safety starts with each and every in-dividual, each playing their part and as the cam-paign spreads around the nation, a real difference in road user’s attitudes should be perceived.The main objective is to call the nation to take full responsibility for their

own safety and that of others.As the commitment continues, ‘The pledge’ campaign is tailored to give every individual a purpose to behave re-sponsibly, while using the roads, for their own benefit and the benefit of others. Hence, emphasising what they need to commit to, in order for the pur-pose to be fulfilled i.e. ‘I

pledge to drive safe and sober’ for my benefit and the benefit of others. The National Road Safe-ty Council is using inte-grated media to make the ‘Call to Action’. The campaign is in the Press, on Radio, outdoor (Billboards) and So-cial Media - Facebook and Twitter, in an effort to reach Namibians all across the country.

Taking ‘The Pledge’ to safe road useMarshallino BeukesThe National Road Safety Council orchestrated their annual Road Safety Campaign last week in Swakopmund, under the theme “Take the Pledge”.

(Fltr) DJ Pello, Revival Mundumbu, Che Ulenga and Alice Imomgwa Swakopmund residents taking the pledge

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The International University of Management(IUM), Swakopmund Campus held their graduation ceremony on Saturday at the Swa-kopmund Hotel & Entertainment Centre in Swakopmund.

The graduates have recently completed a Certificate in Tourism and Hospitality course which was offered by IUM, being facilitated by the Namibia Qualifications Authority (NTA) and sponsored by the Millennium Challenge Account (MCA). All the 45 graduates were on a scholarship provided by the Millennium Challenge Account (MCA). According to the Branch Co-ordinator of the IUM Swakopmund campus, Mr Noel Chinokwetu, the graduates are people from previously disad-vantaged societies, people in need of education but without access to funding, and tourism and hospitality enthusiasts who have experience but without tertiary education qualifications.“For the IUM family this is a very important event as it marks the corporation between MCA, NTA, IUM and the tourism industry in Namibia” said Mr Chino-kwetu. The International University of Management (IUM) is Namibia's first Not-For-Gain private University founded in 1994. Today, the institution has a current combined student population of more than 8 000 with campuses in Windhoek, Ongwediva, Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. On 26 October 2002 it obtained University status when it was officially launched by the then president of the Republic of Namibia, Dr Sam Nujoma. The International University of Management is fully accredited by the NQA.

The Swakopmund community was shaken to their roots last week, after it was learned that a well-known and beloved resident of the town, Mrs Mutaleni Ndjalukeni Jonas (43), died after she was supposedly poisoned by her estranged husband.

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Graduates at the ceremony

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No bail for alleged wife-murdererCrime Reporter

According to the Erongo police's spokesperson, De-puty Commissioner Otillie Kashuupulwa, the incident occurred around 00:20, last week Wednesday. Mrs Jonas, better known as Julia, and her husband, Madala Junias Jonas (48) allegedly had marital hit-ches and was still legally married, but separated for some time. Mr Jonas ap-parently came to the vic-t im ' s home in Swa-kopmund's Mondesa resi-

dential area last week Wed-nesday night in order to “talk things out”, in spite of a protection order which barred him from coming near her or her residence. The protection order followed after he alle-gedly attempted to shoot her on a prior incident in August this year. This protection order obligated him to move to Karibib about 175 kilo-metre east of Swakopmund. It is alleged that he came all the way from Karibib to Swa-kopmund on the night of the

tragedy. On his arrival at Mrs Jonas' home, he apparently had two bottles of beer for the two of them. They were seemingly enjoying their drinks when the deceased “started screaming that she was poisoned by her hus-band”, Kashuupulwa com-mented. Julia's sister and daughter, who were in the house at the time, came running to her aid and insis-ted they call an ambulance, while according to them, the husband was sitting peace-fully, allegedly saying, “Julia should just go and lie down in the bedroom. She is just having a lot of stress”. At this point Julia started to vomit and cough and be-

came very weak. She was rushed to hospital after a short while, but there was nothing the doctors could do, as she was already dead upon arrival at the hospital. The accused appeared in the Swakopmund Magistrate's court last Friday, facing charges of murder and vio-lation of a protection order. He was denied bail and will appear in court again on 8 December. The pending case of attempted murder against him was struck from the court roll, following his wife's death, but he will appear on a charge of pos-session of a firearm without a license and illegal ammu-nition on 24 November.

Members of the Ross-mund Golf Club, on the outskirts of Swakopmund, where the victim was employed, expressed their disbelieve and shock re-garding this tragedy, clai-ming that Julia was a friendly, hardworking and adored lady, always ready to assist her customers. This was the second gender based murder in one week at Swakopmund, after a 50-year old man com-mitted suicide, subse-quently murdering his 44-year old girlfriend, last Monday in the town’s DRC informal settlement.

- Additional reporting by NampaThe late Julia Jonas behind her workstation at Rossmund Golf Club

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REPORTCourtCourt

Regional CourtLester Dyers (31) ap-peared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 27 Octo-ber for plea and trial. The accused is on bail of N$1 500.Milten Maasdorp (21) appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 27 October for sen-tence. The accused is on bail of N$2 000.

Magistrate CourtSamuel Nangolo (23) appeared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was post-poned to 26 Novem-ber because the docket was not at court. The

accused is on bail of N$2 000.Alfred Narib (37) appeared on a charge of assault with provi-sions of the domestic violence act. The matter was post-poned to 27 November for legal representa-tion. The accused re-mains in custody.Johannes Shilongo (39) appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 23 March 2015 for plea and trial. The accused is on bail of N$3 000.Junias Mwaleng-wanasho (32) ap-peared on a charge of reckless and negligent driving. The matter was postponed to 23

November for plea and trial. The accused is on bail of N$3 000.Angula Lita (33) ap-peared on a charge of driving with an ex-cessive blood alcohol level. The matter was post-poned to 8 December for trial. The accused is on bail of N$3 000.Max van Wyk (30) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was post-poned to 8 December for further investiga-tion. The accused re-mains in custody.Noorman Plaaitjies(25) appeared on char-ges of assault and re-fused specimen.

The matter was post-poned to 29 October for continuation of tri-al. The accused is on bail of N$4 000.Werner Werner (19) appeared on a charge of housebreaking withintent to steal and theft. The matter was post-poned to 24 Novem-ber for further inves-tigation. The accused remains in custody.Annel Gallant (20) and Jordan Haim-bili (29) appeared on charges of assault on a member of the police and resisting a mem-ber of the police. The accused have been sentenced to three months impris-onment.

Na ‘n lang naweek onder komberse, hoor Liefie van al die soet-sappige brokkies wat hy op uitgemis het oor die loop van die naweek.Blykbaar was daar Vrydagaand verdagte gedrag by ‘n bekende uithangplek. Liefie se informant ver-tel dat ‘n dame met ‘n oompie verdwyn het vanaf die dansvloer na ‘n lekker jive rits sessie en toe na ‘n geruime tydtjie weer uitkom by ‘n kamer, heel woes en skoenloos. Dit lyk toe soos ‘n sit-uasie van ‘n huurvrou wat nie haar volle fooi betaal is nie – en soos enige ander mens was sy nie baie “happy” daarmee nie, en roep toe haar baas. Hulle twee sit toe die bejaarde oompie agterna, want waar kom hy dan nou daaraan, enjoy en weghardloop. Geniet nou en betaal later?

Het julle al gehoor van slaan en betaal, om uit die hof uit te bly? Liefie hoor dees-dae huil sterk manne wanneer hulle hulle beursies moet uithaal van appels swaai, maar wie sou nou in elk geval smile as jy ‘n klomp geld moet uithaal vir Piet Spiere

speel?Liefie sien die regering brei nou uit na ander geldmaak geleenthede. Saterdag was daar ‘n “live” Kapana stalle-tjie reg voor die deur van ‘n regeringsgebou. Lekker man, hou julle maar besig aangesien julle nie juis lus gelyk het vir julle werk nie.

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Walvis Bay Court7 October Piet Nakanene (29) appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 29 October. The accused is in custody.Jeremia Itembu (28) appeared on a charge of malicious damage to property. The mat-ter was postponed to 21 October. The ac-cused is on bail.Harold Dausab (40) appeared on charges of assault and mali-cious damage to pro-perty. The matter was postponed to 13 Octo-ber. The accused is in custody.Timotheus Smith (28), Virgillio Tsam (22) and Richard Brockenhoff (30) appeared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 22 Octo-ber. The accused are on bail.Harold Dausab (40) appeared on a charge of attempted arson. The matter was post-poned to 13 October. The accused is in cus-tody.Johannes Iininga (28) and Blaauis Em-bashu (27) appeared on charges of fraud. The matter was post-poned to 27 October. The accused are on bail.Veziruapi Mate (18) was absent at his hear-

ing on a charge of theft. The accused is at large.

8 OctoberTomas Teodor (29) appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was postponed to 20 November. The ac-cused is on bail.Israel Mutukuta (41) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxica-ting liquor. Magistrate Andre Matulich found the accused not guilty.Lameck Amupolo (32), Albino Ham-wayena (27), Fone-cky Alfons (27), Max Nashilongo (32),Sem Haiduwa (38) and Barnabas Iipin-ge (30) appeared on charges of house-breaking with intent to steal and escaping. The matter was post-poned to 19 Novem-ber. The accused are in custody.Frans Shiningan-yamwe (29) appeared on a charge of as-sault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was post-poned to 1 December. The accused is on bail.Filemon Ruben (37) and Andreas Timo-teus (38) appeared on charges of theft out of a vehicle. The matter was postponed to 6 November. The ac-cused is on bail.Ebenhard Uiseb (39)

appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 3 February 2015. The accused is on bail.Lameck Amupolo (24) appeared on a charge of housebreak-ing with intent to steal and theft. Magistrate Andre Matulich found the accused guilty and gave a sentence of 4 years imprisonment.Joel Nangolo (27) ap-peared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 13 No-vember. The accused is in custody.Ivan Simon (41) ap-peared on a charge of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 1 De-cember. The accused is in custody.Tamsyn wood (20) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 27 No-vember. The accused is on bail.Pollylarpus Haidu-wa (22) and a minor (17) appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was postponed to 11 November. The accused are on bail.Asser Jafet (27) and Kola Likius (35) ap-peared on charges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 6 No-

vember. The accused are on bail. Pendapala Kashaka (28) appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 19 November. The accused is on bail.Lotto Nehale (32) ap-peared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 26 No-vember. The accused is in custody. Sibanga Mutame (22) appeared on a charge of rape. The matter was post-poned to 20 Novem-ber. The accused is on bail.Martin Ipinge (25) and Petrus Niitem-bu (34) appeared on charges of furnishing false information. Magistrate Vicky Nicolaidis found the accused guilty and gave a sentence of 6 months imprisonment or a fine of N$1 500.Ekandjo Leevi (31) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was post-poned to 13 Novem-ber. The accused is in custody.Francioa Petersen (25) appeared on a charge of housebreak-ing with intent to steal and theft. Magistrate Vicky Nicolaidis found the accused guilty and gave a sentence of 18 months imprison-ment.



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:

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Professor Daniel Pauly, a world expert on globalfisheries who attended theGlobal Large Marine Eco-system conference in Swa-kopmund recently, said the quota system is the best for sustaining and increasing fish stocks.Quotas are allocated to an individual or company to harvest a certain amount of fish in a certain period of time. Pauly is also the project leader of the ‘Sea Around Us’ project, based at the University of British Co-lumbia in Canada.Speaking to the media on Thursday, the fisheries ex-pert noted that because the fish population in the Na-mibian waters was almost wiped out by foreign com-panies who were fishing

here before independence, introducing a catch quota is the right way to go.“Fisheries with quotas work best. Most countries do not have quotas - the vessels are given, for in-stance, a whole month to catch, and it does not mat-ter how much they catch within that period,” he said.Asked whether culling of seals in Namibia has any negative effect on the fish population, Pauly said it could have some bad con-sequences.He said when culling seals the country need to look at the bigger picture than just reducing the seals and saving the fish.“This needs to be studied thoroughly so that one un-derstands not only the seals eating and reducing the

fish needed by the country, but they also eat the fish that eat the fish needed,” advised the professor. An-other topic he touched on is the effect of global warm-ing on the marine ecosys-tem, saying it is a serious problem, especially when it comes to fish species.He explained that different fish species prefer different water temperatures to sur-vive, and when the effect of global warming changes that temperature some fish might die.“Those that do not die will move from their preferred locations and follow the waters with their preferred temperature. This will, for instance, move fish from Angola to Namibia, and rob that country of their resources in the process,”

Pauly said.On the issue of by-catches, he said fishing companies are usually given a quo-ta for certain species, but they illegally target other species as by-catches. A by-catch is a fish or oth-er marine species which is caught unintentionally while catching certain tar-get species and target sizes of fish.According to his observa-tion, the Namibian fisher-ies sector is not under the threat of illegal fishing.“Unlike in some African countries, there are no vil-lages with people along the Namibian coast who might fish uncontrollably and reduce fish species. Everything here is con-trolled, hence there is not much illegal fishing,” he

Fisheries expert applauds Namibia’s quota systemNamibia received a pat on the back for its quota system to regulate the harvesting of fish in Namibian waters.

said.The three-day event that end-ed on Friday discussed ways to further assess and manage large marine ecosystems across the globe.Participants also deliberated on ways to protect the marine environ-ment in the three partnering countries - Namibia, Angola and South Africa.About 150 world fisheries experts such as marine scien-tists attended the conference. ~ NAMPA

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Speaking at the Spanish National Day celebrations here on Thursday, she said the two countries’ econo-mic relations keep grow-ing.“On top of the existing joint ventures in the fish-ing sector, new Spanish companies have decided to invest in Namibia in other areas such as infrastructure and energy. I will continue working to increase our mutual exchanges, since I am persuaded that they are beneficial for both our countries. They will cre-ate employment, develop human capital, and will

contribute to the transfer of technology,” she stated.In short, mutual exchang-es among countries create wealth, Orejas stated. She said both countries be-lieve in multi-lateralism; in the major role of the United Nations (UN); the important contribution of the African Union (AU); in the Southern African Development Communi-ty (SADC) region, and in peace and stability. In this context, Spain and Namibia maintain a fruit-ful political dialogue on different subjects of the international agenda. If

elected as a non-perma-nent member to the Se-curity Council of the UN, Spain will be ready to intensify this dialogue in matters of special interest to Namibia, the ambassa-dor said. After years of deep reces-sion, the Spanish economy is beginning to grow. She said many citizens have suffered and still face chal-lenges ahead, but impor-tant reforms put in place by the Spanish govern-ment have paved the way for recovery. She boasted that the latest forecasts issued by the Internatio-

nal Monetary Fund (IMF) indicate that Spain will achieve high growth in the year 2015. Spain is placed as the 11th global investor and the ninth largest recipient of foreign investment, ac-cording to Orejas.Some of the achievements between Namibia and Spain under its co-opera-tion programme in various sectors include, amongst others, fisheries, tour-ism, promotion of small and medium enterprises (SMEs), education, health, water and sanitation, gen-der, culture and rural de-

Namibia and Spain enjoy good partnership: OrejasNamibia and Spain have had 24 years of intense partnership with highly satisfactory re-sults, the Ambassador of Spain to Namibia, Maríadel Carmen Díez Orejas says.

velopment. “We are a country of di-alogue, always ready to build bridges. That is our tradition, culture, and un-derstanding of diversity. Features that we share with Namibia are the basis of our friendship,” she added.~ NAMPA

Spain’s Ambassador to Namibia, Ms María del Carmen Díez Orejas

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Environment and Tour-ism Minister Uahekua Herunga says his minis-try is concerned about the current illegal hunting of wildlife in the country, especially the poaching of rhinos and elephants.Speaking during the of-ficial opening of the Mangetti National Park on Friday, Herunga said poaching can have severe economic implications as it has adverse impacts on tourism and trophy-hunt-ing.“The current illegal acti-vities in the country clearly need to be rapidly brought under control,” he noted. His ministry will thus continue strengthening its efforts in effective crime prevention and law-en-forcement through the co-ordination and integration of clusters of activities through monitoring and adaptive management, as well as a strong and ef-fective presence on the ground with a dedicated investigative unit which focuses on criminal syn-dicates.Poaching activities do not benefit Namibians


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Nearly 60 elephant, rhinos lost through poaching in 2014A total of 43 ele-phants and 14 rhinos were lost through poaching in Nami-bia this year.

because the country does not have a market for ivo-ry and rhino horns, and locals are being misled by foreign syndicates, he continued.“Our people are being misled by international syndicates, and they just get pennies,” Herunga charged, adding that Ca-binet has approved the use of the Namibia Defence Force (NDF) and the Namibian Police Force (NamPol) to patrol the country’s national parks in efforts to eliminate ille-gal poaching.Those involved in such criminal activities should refrain from these activi-ties with immediate effect or risk facing the wrath of the law, he warned.The Mangetti National Park is situated some 110 kilometres south of Run-du in the Kavango West

Region, and covers an area of 420 square kilo-metres.It was proclaimed a na-tional park on 15 Septem-ber 2008 with the aim of reducing rural poverty through conservation and to generate benefits from tourism for local commu-nities. Since the proclamation of the Mangetti National Park, an amount of N$1.1 million has been genera-ted from trophy-hunting in the park directly for neighbouring communi-ties through the Ukwan-gali Traditional Authority and the Kavango Region-al Council. The most abundant spe-cies in the park are eland and blue wildebeest, with a population of over 400 and 200 respectively.

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Bank of Namibia spokesperson Ndangi Katoma said the bank had granted provisional authorisation to Bank BIC Namibia Limited to conduct business as a banking institution in Namibia.Bank BIC Namibia Limited is a subsidiary of Angolan Bank Banco BIC, which is 42.5 per-cent owned by Africa’s first woman billionaire, the daughter of Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos.Isabel dos Santos, is re-

ported by Forbes to be worth $3 billion.But Katoma warned that Bank BIC Namibia would not be allowed to engage in banking activities with any per-son in Namibia just yet, “especially soliciting deposits.”The Bank of Namibia must first issue a certi-ficate of authorisation. Angolan Bank Banco BIC is one of Angola’s biggest banks, with an estimated 200 branches across the country.Portuguese newspaper,

Africa’s richest woman to expand banking empire to Namibia Africa’s richest woman, Angolan Isabel dos Santos, is set to spread her banking empire into neigbouring Namibia, after a banking licence was approved by the country’s cen-tral bank.

Publico reported last week that Isabel dos Santos had increased her stake in Angolan Bank Banco BIC by 25 percent to 42.5 percent.Namibia’s banking sec-tor is currently domi-

nated by South African three subsidiaries First National Bank, Stand-ard Bank, Nedbank, as well as Bank Wind-hoek. ~ NAMPA / AF

Isabel dos Santos


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Die sienings en menings wat op die blad verskyn is nie noodwendig die van die namib times nie. Hoewel ons die deelname van ons lesers op die forum aanmoedig en waardeer, kan ons nie lasterlike briewe publiseer nie. Briewe en Facebook kommentaar van lesers word onveranderd gelaat, maar lasterlike opmerkings en onaanvaarbare taal sal verwyder word onderhewig aan die diskresie van die redaksie.

I am an elderly disabled person who can read and write and I have a brain, it is only the utilisation of the brain where we seem

to differ. If you have the audacity to put noted on other peo-ple’s cars to criticize, get your facts straight.

Disabled and disappoin-ted * The original note on the car read: "Sir, if you are disabled please get the

required tokens en stick on your vehicle! If your not get a brain which can read [Signature illegible] – pse! 9/10/14.''

namib times acebookreader’s comments

Take the Pledge

Disabled woman disappointed by rude noteTo the person who placed a note under my wiper at Food Lovers’ Market on 9/10 for parking on a disabled parking place and asked me to display a disabled sticker. If this sticker had been a snake, it would probably have bitten you.

Allan Roodt: I have a better idea, how about more visible policing

from traffic authori-ties and highway pa-trols and issuing traffic

fines instead of people putting down stupid promises on a piece of

paper?Denise Van Bergen: Costs money.

The National Road Safety Council launched its annual Road Safety Campaign in Swakopmund on Wednesday under the theme ‘Take the Pledge’. This year more than 1 000 coastal residents put their signature on a petition, pledging to be a safe road user.

Irvin Bock: True Den-dis, the people who give him the money should be punished for stupi-dity.Dendis Totong: How do I give someone 190

000 cash? Someone I don’t know like serious-ly? To buy a car for me?Kavee Tjitua Kus-taa: If you don’t know the whole story, do not

comment. First get your facts right before mak-ing assumptions.Kavee Tjitua Kus-taa: What goes around, comes around. Now we will see who the tough

one is.Arab-marlo McNab: Man is man.Urbanus Ndjarongu-ru: Yo! Why brother is it a short cut to wealth or what.

BabasIzél van Ellewee: Dis n alombekende FEIT dat “educated” mense nie soos hase teel nie... hulle weeg alles op soos finansies, sosiale pro-bleme, behuising, wat sal skool onderrig en naskoolse studies hulle kos ens, MAAR arm

“uneducated” mense gee nie om nie, nie vir hulself of hulle kinders of die samelewing nie. Al wat tel is hulle eie selfsugtige bevredig-ing! Die BYBEL se hy wat nie werk nie mag nie eet nie.... En dat harde werk jou uit die

sonde en ander moeilik-heid hou.Peter Dirks: Very in-teresting, I hope your office will still be intact after the discussion Elvira Bock: It’s sad to hear this story the founding father of Na-mibia said we should

get enough children i already have 6 am a high school dropout way back of course and love being a poor moth-er surviving with GOD mercy fell pregnant through family plan-ning, lol!

‘n Gesprek op kantoor, rakende die feit dat persone wat onder die broodlyn leef, soveel babas kry, het byna in ‘n vuisgeveg ontaard…en terselfdertyd die denke aan die rol gesit. Uit die een hoek laat hoor een van die kollegas dat dit onaanvaarbaar is, aangesien diesulke persone bewus is dat hulle dalk nie vir die babas sal kan sorg nie, maar tog byna elke jaar geboorte skenk.

Camm pleads guilty Allen Camm pleaded guilty to three counts of fraud and theft this week. Conducting his own defense in the Swakopmund Regional Court on Wednesday. Camm admitted that he had willfully intended to defraud prospective car buyers by falsely presenting himself as a vehicle importer.

Teachers pictured at a consultative meeting recently.

Cllr Usiel Xoagub of Karibib constituency applauded the region for attaining a literacy rate of 96.7% among literate adult population of 15 years and above, as per the 2013 Nami-bia Statistics Agency (NSA), but the short-age of transport and the location of library facilities (in most towns Omaruru, Swakopmund and Usakos) were iden-tified as major challen-ges in the region.He reminded the parti-cipants that there is no time for complacency if the country is to become k n o w l e d g e d - b a s e d economy by the year 2030. Cllr Xoagub as-sured the stakeholders of his continuous sup-port in the mobilisation of community members to participate in literacy programs and to join li-braries.The consultative meet-ing focused mainly on the achievements and challenges facing the six constituencies, namely Arandis, Henties Bay, Karibib, Omaruru and Swakopmund and to as-sess the implementation of resolutions taken in 2013. It was found that more than 31 098 adult learn-ers visited libraries as from January to August

and instruction offered under the project ‘Li-braries for Develop-ment at Omaruru and Swakopmund Commu-nity Libraries and to-tal members provided training for 395 people.The three main reso-lutions under review were: for literacy pro-moters and librarians to work closely in their respective constituen-cies to promote reading culture among adults learners; training of community members in basic computer literacy skills; extend service to remote rural areas through mobile libraries where feasible – books packed in boxes are taken to the following rural areas Omatjete, Uis,Okombahe, Tu-busis, Spitzkoppe, Ot-jimbingue for reading and minor research pur-poses. The meeting was atten-ded by 52 participants, including constituency councillors, traditional leaders, district educa-tion officers, librarians, literacy promoters, re-ligious leaders and few adult learners. Mr Elia Manga, the Deputy Director for Lifelong Learning in Erongo, stressed the im-portance of literacy and access to information

in the socio-economic development of our mo-dern societies. He said literacy is a human right and the foundation for lifelong learning.“As hunting was an es-sential skill for survi-val many, many moons ago, the ability to read has become a vital life and language skill in modern society in fact a necessity for a young developing nation like Namibia.” The meeting further re-solved to: promote the teaching and learning of mother tongue lan-guage for adult learners and parents since the introduction of the New Formal Curriculum in-troduces mother tongue as compulsory medium of instruction in the ele-mentary phase of Edu-cation; encourage local writers and community members to write stories in their mother tongue in order to support the introduction of moth-er-tongue in school; deploy computers at Usakos community li-brary and take services closer to users through satellite library mode.The next consultative meeting will be held in September 2015 in Hentiesbay.

Libraries contribute to literacy, but lack facilitiesThe Division for Lifelong Learning in the Erongo Regional Council’s Directorate of Education held its fourth annual Stakeholders Consul-tative Conference at Erongo Hostel in Usakos on Tuesday 30 Septem-ber.

NAMIB TIMES 9 14 OCTOBER 2014 NEWS

Pink Friday was once again widely supported by busi-nesses and com-munity members by wearing pink to show support in the never-ending fight against breast cancer.

Breast Cancer AwarenessPiquet Jacobs

October is Breast Can-cer Awareness Month, which is an annual campaign to increase awareness of the dis-


ease. While most people are

aware of breast cancer, many forget to take the steps to detect the dis-ease in its early stages and encourage others to do the same. Jade Langenhoven and Jeronette Van Wyk from Angelz Beauty (picture left) proudly showed their support in match-ing pink outfits.Rawson Properties andtheir girls manned the intersection of Nangolo Mbumba drive and 11th road. The girls were dressed in pink and surprised morning rush hour mo-torists with pink roses and they were ready with their donation tins to collect donations in support of breast cancer.

Pink ladies working out at Curves in Swakopmund


TRADITIONAL BEER TENTLIVE MUSIC

FOOD STALLSTOMBOLA

FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILYLOTS OF PRIZES TO BE WON IN THE LUCY DRAWS

NAMIB TIMES 11 14 OCTOBER 2014 ENTERTAINMENT

WALVIS BAY* Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Book

Exchange at the Mission to Seafarers. All Wel-come.

* Every Tuesday: Blood clinic (NAMBTS) at-Welwitschia 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 Birthday Bash at the MOTH Centre opp Woerman Brock

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

* 29 Oct - 1 Nov: Erongo Trade Expo

SWAKOPMUND* Every Saturday: Fresh produce market in cen-

tre 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 Sun-day of every month. They are situated at 5 Liber-tine 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: 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 km east-wards outside Swakopmund along the Swakop river.

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

* December: Festive Entertainment – the award win-ning ZIP ZAP CIRCUS seen by over 66 000 fans and a Music Concert – watch the Press for details.

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 collec-tion of the Swakopmund Arts Associa-tion’s “South West Masters’’ and con-

temporary Namibian art works. Open Mondays to Saturdays 10:00 - 12:00 and 15:00 - 17:00.

* Swakopmund Museum: Open daily, including Sun-days 10:00 - 17:00.

* Sam Cohen Library: Monday to Friday: 08:00 -13:00/15:00 - 17:00 and the second Saturday per month 09:00 - 13:00.

* Die Galerie, Walvis Bay: Exhibition of Namib-ian and South African Artists. Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 17:00. Saturday - 08:30 - 12:30.

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.* 25 Oct.: SPCA Music Festival by Sparta starts at 10:00.* 29 Oct - 1 Nov.: Erongo Trade Expo

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.* 28 - 29 Oct.: 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* December: Festive Entertainment – the award win-ning ZIP ZAP CIRCUS seen by over 66 000 fans and a Music Concert – watch the Press for details.

After returning from the Eighth World Choir Games in Riga this year, they sang the UNISA Ad-vanced Choral Examina-tion in September 2014 and passed with 97%. It was a beautiful outingfor Namibia’s Cgals Chamber Choir, who re-cently received four silver awards at the world’s lar-gest and most prestigious Choral Festival, the Eighth World Choir Games. This biennial event orga-nised by Interkultur, Ger-many was held in Riga, Latvia for two weeks in July and featured 480 choirs from 74 countries

under the motto “Singing together brings nations to-gether”. The Cgals Cham-ber Choir, conducted by Wilna Liebenberg, partici-pated in the Musica Sacra, Popular, Folkmusic and Scenic Folk Music catego-ries and obtained silver in all of the categories.The performances and competitions of the 480 choirs lasted ten days. The opening ceremony, prize-giving ceremonies and closing ceremonies were all held at the 30 000-capacity Arena Riga. The climax of the event was the closing ceremony in which the Cgals Cham-

ber Choir represented Na-mibia and joined 39 other choirs to form the Interna-tional Stage Choir. Accompanied by the Lat-vian National Symphony Orchestra and conducted by a team of some of the best international con-ductors, it was a most delightful menu for an in-ternational audience com-prising participants and choral music enthusiasts from all over the world. In the closing ceremony, the Latvian Minister of Culture on behalf of the President of Latvia ex-pressed great appreciation to all the participants and

organisers. The President of Interkultur, Gunter Titsch, rang the peace bell and passed on the host-ing flag to the Mayor of Sochi, Russia where the next edition of the World Choir Games will be held in July, 2016.This was the Cgals first outing to an international competition and has in-deed inspired this ladies choir to work on all as-pects to improve and to go for gold in Sochi! They also thanked all the numerous sponsors that made this possible.The coastal audience can look forward to a

wonderful Christmas Concert at the end of No-vember where the Cgals will join other students of Wilna Music. The Cgals Chamber Choir is billed to participate at the 2016 World Choir Games in Sochi, Russia and is already busy prac-tising with new members that have joined the choir recently. There are some openings available to join this private ladies choir, and auditions can be or-ganised by phoning Wil-na Liebenberg 081-226-7355.Contributed by Karen Miller

The spacious new stu-dio is located between the Tamariskia Town Hall and the new Lit-tlefoot Nursery. The Dance Factory offers training in a variety of styles to people of dif-ferent ages.Dance Instructor Car-men Bertens says they cater for children as young as three years

old, with creative dancing sessions, and for young people and adults they offer in-struction in a diverse range of styles, includ-ing modern jazz, ballet, hip-hop. Ms Bertens says mor-ning fitness sessions are also offered at the new studio.The Dance Factory will

host Dance Week from 5-11 December and in-structors from around the country and other parts of the world will be invited to come and teach local youth and dance enthusiasts. This may also be an ideal opportunity for parents and kids at the start of the holiday sea-son to get active.

Cgals Choir scores 97% in Advanced Choir ExamThe Cgals Chamber Choir has over the past few years grown into a choir Namibia can be proud of by achieving 91% in 2010 and 2011 for both the Silver - and the Gold Choral Assessment Trinity College, London, and coming se-cond in the ATKV Chamber Choir division in Johannesburg, South Africa in 2013.

Dance Factory moves to new studioThere was a real buzz about the place when Dance Fac-tory opened its brand new studios at the start of the month. Showing their moves

Celebrating the new studio

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Dolphin Matric Farewell

A formal and simple affair, yet glamorous. The matriculants of The Dolphin Schools were hosted in style at the Yacht Club on Friday night.

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Narraville Primary School hosted a Spring Festival like no other, in celebration of the beginning of October, the month of spring.

Spring FestivalPiquet Jacobs

The event kicked off at the school with a float parade through the streets of Narraville to the rugby field where the rest of the activities

took place. There were plenty of shows and performanc-es by the learners and also many activities and sport for the children to

take part in. The successfull day was well attended by the community and learners along with their fami-lies.

The Merry-go-round is in town, and attracted crowds of people with its rides and entertainment


VACANCYSITE SUPERVISOR (SWAKOPMUND)

We have a vacancy for a Site Supervisor

Duties include, but not limited to: · Running a profitable small business unit · Routing scheduling of vehicles in collection of material/ waste environment · Maintaining all Safety and Environmental standards · Handling of Operational documentation and Reports · Managing staff related issues to the contract and ensuring all training and certification remains up to date · The position is a contract for 7 working days per week

The ideal candidate will be: · Someone resident in the proximity of Swakopmund · Physically fit and able to drive vehicles and move around · Have a driver's licence · In possession of tertiary qualification · Someone with a proven track record and a high level of entrepreneurial flair and business acumen · Computer literate · Construction experience will be an advantage

Remuneration will be according to qualifications and experience.

APPLICANTS TO SUBMIT DETAILED CV'S TO THE FOLLOWING FAX AND E-MAIL ON

OR BEFORE 17 OCTOBER 2014

FAX: 061 238 966E-MAIL: [email protected]

On the 3rd of July 2014 at a duly constituted meeting it was resolved that as the membership had fallen below the required total of 35 paid-up members, to dissolve the Club and to liquidate

the same.

In terms of the Constitution all the assets of the Club should be divided amongst the paid-up

members of the Club.

As it is difficult to determine at what stage the membership division should take place it was

further resolved to advertise and to call upon all members (if so interested) to lodge their claims

with te appointed Liquidator Mr. J R M POWELL at the following address:

P. O Box 508, Fax:+264 64 404 810 Swakopmund, email: [email protected] not Later than 15 NOVEMBER 2014.

The appointed liquidator Mr. J R M Powell and by him co-opted assistant liquidator Mr. W P Ahrens in conjunction with Mr. I Ihrle will decide on the claims submitted. Their decision will be final and no further correspondence will be entertained.

J R M POWELL

NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS AND EX MEMBERS OF THE GENERALS CLUB,

SWAKOPMUND

THE GENERALS CLUB


THE MISSION TO SEAFARERS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGOF THE MISSION TO SEAFARERS

WILL BE HELD ONThursday, 30 October at 18:00

AT THE MISSION TO SEAFARERS1, RIKUMBI KANDANGA ROAD, WALVIS BAY.

ALL MEMBERS ARE REQUESTED TO ATTENDINTERESTED PERSONS WELCOME

Website: www.namibtimes.net


StoremanPositionWe seek a suitable candidate to fill the position of a Storeman at our Walvis Bay Branch.

ReportingThe incumbent will report to the Branch Manager of the Company

Responsibilities

· Loading and releasing of stock

· Cutting equipment and material

· Stock control

· Manages direct subordinates

Qualifications and Experience

· Grade 10

· At least 2 years relevant experience as a Store person

· Attention to detail

· Numerical skills

· Product knowledge

· Current knowledge of stock control and procurement methods

The Company offers competitive fringe benefits which include the following:

· Competitive Market Related Salary

· Pension Fund

· Medical Aid

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

Closing date: 20 October 2014

Please note: Only short listed candidates will be contacted

NOTIFICATION OF INTERNAL VACANCY

POSITION TITLE: Internal Sales

BRANCH : Walvis Bay Office

REPORTING TO: Eike Bolm

KEY COMPETENCIES:

MAIN TASKS

∙ Assist customers and Sales Representative's telephonically and over the counter.∙ Receives orders/ packaging notes then checks for correctness of products, codes, part numbers etc. before booking stock ∙ Pulls/ picks stock from the shelves (location) and assembles the order requirements. (Record and control stock movement).∙ Correct packaging, labeling of orders for shipment and prepares relevant dispatch documentation.∙ Records the receipt and dispatch of goods. (Also invoice and file). ∙ Book, invoice, dispatch, ship and store goods.∙ Do stock taking and recommend on any surplus and slow moving items (and also note deficiencies and damages.).∙ Ensures payment from the customer purchasing goods over the counter according to the type of account (Cash and COD sales).∙ Handling of queries.∙ Arrange the layout and ensure that the warehouse/ Counter Sales are kept in good order, clean and tidy.∙ Assist in general duties as required by the company.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

∙ Grade 12 certificate ∙ Experience in warehousing and counter sales.∙ Administration and Organizational Skills∙ Product and Technical Knowledge an advantage.∙ Good Communication Skills.∙ Computer Literacy – Ms Office 2010 (Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher and Word).∙ Must have own transport.

Interested Employees may submit their application letter elaborating their relevant skills for this position together with a curriculum vitae (C.V.), to [email protected] Closing Date: 12:00 on 29 October, 2014

No previous applicants will be considered! Must live in Walvis Bay.

If you do not hear from us within 10 days, consider your application to be unsuccessful. We retain the right not to fill the position as well as make changes for operational reasons without any notification.


NOTICE

Stubenrauch Planning Consultants cc on behalf of the owner of Erf 4451, Walvis Bay Extension 12, herewith inform you that we intend to apply to the Walvis Bay Municipality for the following:

- Consent in terms of Table B of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme to construct/operate “Business Premises and Retail” on Erf 4451, Walvis Bay Extension 12.

2Erf 4451 measures 32364 m in extent. According to the Walvis Bay Town Planning Amendment Scheme the erf is currently zoned for “Light Industrial” purposes. In terms of the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme one can with consent from Council construct/operate “Business Premises and Retail” on a “Light Industrial” zoned erf. According to the Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme “Business Premises” refers to land or a building used for business purposes and includes offices, banks, professional chambers, stock exchange, produce market and buildings designed for similar uses but does not include retail, a place of assembly or amusement, an institutional building, service station or industrial building. The Walvis Bay Town Planning Scheme describes “Retail” to be land or a building designed or used for the retail trading of goods, the keeping or displaying of goods for sale to the public and includes a hairdresser or tailor depot or depot for the reception of goods to be washed, cleaned, altered or repaired and a service industry which is incidental or ancillary to the primary retail function but does not include a noxious industry, service station, public garage, warehouse, residential building or licensed hotel. The intended consent use will enable the owner to construct/operate “Business Premises and Retail” on the subject erf and use the erf for retail purposes.

Further take notice that the locality map of the erf lies for inspection during normal office hours on the town planning notice board of the Walvis Bay Municipality and SPC Office, 45 Feld Street, Windhoek.

Further take notice that any person objecting to the proposed change in land use as set out above may lodge such objection together with the grounds thereof, with the Municipality and with the applicant in writing before Wednesday, 5 November 2014.

Applicant: Stubenrauch Planning Consultants PO Box 11869

Windhoek Tel.: (061) 251189

Our Ref.: W/14120

DUNESIDE HIGH SCHOOL

The Governing Body

VACANCY

Sales person required for Safety Equipment Retailer

Requirements Grade 12, with mathematics Fluent in Afrikaans and English 20-29 years of age 1-2 years experience in safety equipment sales Must have a valid drivers license Must be willing to start immediately

Friendly helpful shop assistant hand CV’s in at Think Safety First

or email: [email protected]

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 a vacancy for the following:

V a c a n c y

Purpose of the position: Complete control over the receiving, storage and distribution functions of stock

Qualification and knowledge: • Grade 12 • Drivers license

• At least two years experience in stock control

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 & one indigenous language

Attributes:

• Customer orientated • Passionate

Key performance areas:• Customer contact and care

• Administrative completion of transactions 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: 17 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.

Stock Control Officer – Swakopmund

P R O P E R T Y T I M E S

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Walvis Bay Meersig house for sale.190m² Modern

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SALOOM 0813821888

KUISEBMUNDVACANT PLOTS WITH

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

Claudia 0816051984

CFS PROPERTIES & INSURANCE

SWAKOPMUND FOR SALE

Exquisite Property CC Reg, B & B licensed. Triple storey. 8 Bedrooms & 8 bathrooms. 3 lounges & 3 kitchens. 6 Garages.

Immaculate finishes and a home that will stand the

test of time!!!N$ 12.5 million

SHAMELLE 081 4788 499 / 064-412320

[email protected]

MTN PROPERTIES VINETA

3Bedrooms bic,2bathrooms

Kitchen bic with stove, Dinning, Lounge, Laundry Outside braai and Garage

N$1.95milMAHETAGO

(SWAKOPMUND)3Bedrooms

bic,2bathroomsKitchen bic with stove, Study room, Lounge,

GarageN$990 000.00

3Bedrooms bic,2bathrooms

Kitchen bic with stove, Study room, Lounge,

Garage and Boundary wall

N$1.05mil3bedrooms

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 kitchen. Generated monthly

income N$20 000.00N$1.85mil

MONDESA2Bedrooms

bic,2bathroomsKitchen bic with stove,

Dinning, Lounge, PLUS flat of 1bedroom,

open-plan kitchenAnd bathroomN$990 000.00

KUISEBMOND2Bedrooms, bathrooms

Kitchen, LoungeAnd Garage

N$540 000 cash onlyMalakia 081 297 7253

Email:[email protected]

ELEGANCIA INVESTMENTS CC

Kuisebmond2 bedrooms,

kitchen/loungeBath.

Big erfN$ 370 000.00

Deposit of N$ 20 000.00 required

Pre approved clients only3 bedroom, 2 bathroom,

kitchen/lounge.Flat N$ 760 000.00

Contact: 081 866 9480


SWAKOPMUND FOR SALEFOR SALE

OCEANVIEW EXT. 22 3 BEAUTIFUL

HOUSES!!!!!3 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, double garages and ample

yard.N$ 1.87 million each.

SHAMELLE081 4788 499 / 064 –

412320shamelle@cfsnamibia.

com

FOR SALE WALVIS BAY

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY :

HOUSE WITH TWO FLATS. Current income of flats N$ 7000.00pm. Let your property pay

your bond for you! House features : Open plan dining room with office nook to kitchen

with indoor bbq. Lounge with outside bbq. 3

bedr, two bathrooms. Price N$ 1 720 000.00

Lovely 3 bedr. house with office lounge dining room - kitchen. outdoor braai with garden and

outside room. 3 bedr. 2 bathr. Double Garage.

N$ 1 770 000.00

Call to view 0812775080

Creative energy required: centrally

located : big erf 1069m² Build flats for an extra income. Entertainment area with indoor bbq. Dining room to lounge to kitchen. 3 bedr. one bathroom. 3 garages.

N$ 1 620 000.00

Neat as a pin family home. This house

offers: 4 bedr, 3 bathr, 3 garages. Open plan lounge to kitchen to

entertainment area with built in BBQ & bar. Sep. guest room with toilet and shower. Sliding doors onto wooden

deck overlooking the beautiful well-

maintained garden. Price N$ 2 130 000.00

Erf size 950m² Nikki 0811 2924 27

To let in Walvis Bay:2 bedr. flat in Hermes.

1 bathr & garage. N$ 4950.00 W&E excl.

Commercial office space to let. Situated

Centrally : 106.9m² N$ 11 400.00

CALL 0818081548 to view or our Offices

064 20 9444

MEERSIGLOVELY LIVING AREA

3 Bed, 2 bath, Open-plan kitchen,

inside BBQ, Study walking out to garden,2 garages with remote.

N$1 690 000.00EMILY 0812930335

DOLPHIN BEACHSTUNNING FAMILY

HOMEEntrance hall, lounge,

dining room,Study, 2 bed, 2 bath, Alarm, storeroom,

kitchen, pantry,1 garage, patio, balcony, intercom, fireplace (gas)

Security door, big garden, price includes

freezer, deep freezer, washing

machine and stove.N$4 150 000.00

EMILY 0812930335

WALVIS BAYLAGOON

BIG FAMILY HOME4 Bed, 3 bath, lounge,

kitchen,dining room with

whiskey room,entrance to main bedroom, double

garage, N$4 200 000.00

EMILY 0812930335

WALVIS BAYHeavy Industrial vacant

erfNearby railway

12 312 sq metresZoning certificate

N$18 milEMILY 0812930335

TO RENTSwakopmundCentralLuxury! 2 Bedroom flat, 2 bathroom, 200m from sea, garage, high security, fully furnished. avail immediatelyN$ 8500.00 VINETA (pet friendly) 2 bedroom flat in large backyard, garage, water and lights included N$ 6500.00CENTRALLuxury 2 bedroom, apartment, garage, rental N$6000.00 pm W/L not includedMILE 4Luxury duplex, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, open plan, 2 garages, fire place, garden, high security.Unfurnished, available immediately, N$8800 pmPlease contact me should you have properties for sale or to rent.SKAKEL : JP CAPRICORN ESTATES 081 127 2736

PAM GOLDING PROPERTIES

DEBBIE081 666 0140

[email protected] Rent

VINITA N$ 1 0 000.00COSY FAMILY HOME

3 Bedrooms with 2 bathrooms

2 Garages, Indoor braai Big yard. Pet Friendly

OFFICE SPACE AVALIBLE

Industrial area.Lock up and go

2110mN$4500.00p/m

OFFICE SPACE AVALIBLE

CBD! 2110m

Great locationN$5500 Vat incl.

CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION

081 666 0140

TO RENT:Fully furnished flat in town on a daily basis.

Including alarm.N$ 400.00 per day

N$ 4500 p/m W/E incl.Contact:

081 147 7262081 122 6308

TE HUUR:Huis in Swakopmund, Mahetago naby Polisie

stasie2 slaapkamers, hoofslaapkamer

ingeboude kaste, oop plan kombuis/leef areaEnkel motorhuis

KoopkragN$ 4 500.00 p/m

Deposit N$ 2 000.00Kontak: 081 241 5369

081 289 9227

SAFE AS A CASTLE..Centre of Town

2½ bedroom semi furnished apartment for

rent.Indoor braai, open plan

kitchen, burglar bars, fully alarmed, CarportN$ 5 000.00 p/mIncluding water.

One month deposit required

No pets allowed.Call: 064 204 986

081 697 8588Rent directly from owners and save on agency fees

TO LET: Town Walvis Bay

Fancy newly built Morden 3 big bedroom house with

big lounge and kitchen bic, Inside braai, double garage with build in bic,

X2 room with bic, x1 room with sliding door to outside, alarm system and

tight security light's sarounding, bath room

and guess toilet, laundry corner. All for N$9000 alarm including, water excluded and prepaid

electricity. Contact: 081 218 5071 /

081 611 8644


SWAKOPMUND TO LET

TAMARISKIAHOUSE

2 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom, kitchen/lounge/dining,

1 garage, own yard, water & lights excluded, deposit required.

N$6,690-00 IRENE 081 353 5551 /

[email protected]

TO RENTVenita

Bachelors FlatOpen plan kitchen

N$3600 plus deposit , water & electricity

includedstAvailable 1 November

2014Contact details: 0812587126 or

064-461025

FLAT TO RENT:One bedroom (BIC),

bathroom and open plan kitchen (BIC)

W/E incl.Interlocking up to

doorstep.N$ 2 700.00 p/m

Deposit applicableAvailable from end of

October 2014Contact:

081 124 5823081 255 1500


TO LET Tamariskia - Secure Complex with

electrical fence:2 Bedrooms, Kitchen with

stove/oven, bic. Alarm, Automated garage. N$4800.00/month

Available now.Contact: 085 124 9826

ACCOMMODATION

AUTOZONE SWKVACANCYSALES REPRESENTA-TIVE- 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

MAKITI TRADINGLooking for

Stock Controllers.Cv’s can be dropped at

Shop 4 U in Tamariskia, Swakopmund.

For more information contact:

081 719 2908

VACANCY forPlumber with drivers

licence e-mail CV and

certified copy of drivers licence

to account@plumbingse

rvices.com.naor call 0811243478

VACANCY:8x Coded welders

(Husab P)3 years experience

MIGTIG

Electrical weldingGrade 12

Mechanical installers(Husab Project)Requirements:

Structual & mechanic equipment installation

3 years experience minimumGrade 12Contact:

[email protected]@gmail.

com081 237 4609 Desmund

‘n Paartjie wat saam werk in Swakopmund is

dringend opsoek na saamry geleentheid

vanaf Henties Bay na Swakopmund en weer terug. Kan maandeliks

betaal.

Gideon: 081 484 7953

A Reputable Company is urgently looking for a

Secretary with the following experiences:

1.) German/English speaking

2.) Pastel, Excel and Windows

3.) 35 years and older4.) Own transport5.) Must be able to

commence duties a.s.a.p.6.) Good references

Please email CV's to: [email protected]

WANTED

VACANCIES

VACANCIES

WE BUY GOLD97 Sam Nujoma

Walvisbaai 0642203870811434368

Pawn Shop 97 Sam Nujoma Walvisbaai

064220387 / 0811434368

Best prices for all your unwanted and

broken gold & silver jewelry. We also buy gold and silver coins.

We operate in Swakop, Walvis, Henties, Arandis,

Omaruru.

CARS

CARS

MISCELLANEOUSFOR SALE

For sale:1x double bed base only,

N$10001x pram N$2000

1x Bambino rubber seat N$250

1x Angelcare nappi dispenser N$200

1x activity/play mat for baby N$140

1x Sunbeam Foot Spa N$160

1x Logik microwave N$600

1x big Samsung TV N$950

1x Kinzo meat band saw N$1850

Old wood/iron table2nd hand clothes

Contact: 0816535965 Swakopmund

FOR SALE:2005 Opel Astra

1.8 Sport118 300 km

Full service history, good condition

N$ 70 000.00 Negotiable

Contact: 081 230 1763

FOR SALE:1999 Nissan Hardbody

bakkie2.7

In good condition62120 km

N$ 650 000.00Contact:

081 203 8866081 227 1260

FOR SALE:2005 Toyota Corolla

Manual107 291 km

Very neat, good condition, service history

Import, one owner (Lady)N$ 52 000.00Negotiable

Contact: 081 414 6800

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

HANDY MAN HENKBlocked Drains

WeldingPlumbing

Small Building workHouse paintingRoof sealing

Any kind of work inside and outside of your home

No job is too smallKontak: 081 560 0292

Donovan het onmiddelik beskikbaar geleentheid vir

4 persone vanaf Swakopmund na

Walvisbaai.Soggens 06:30 en

namidae 17:15 terugSkakel: 081 620 6921

081 465 7886

KAMO WELDING & FABRICATING CC

We do: Burglar bars,Security doors, Sliding DoorsSliding gates, RoofingPaintingSteel structureSecurity fence & palisade fencingGeneral welding and any metal work of your choice

Contact: 081 034 5484

Containers Available To rent/ Buy

Call Cowboys, your storage solution in

SwakopmundContact 081 146 4770

064 418 150

MASING DESIGN*Building plans

*Municipality approval* 3D renderings

*Building modelingCell: 081 715 3181Fax: 064 207 531

Email: [email protected]

mNumber 8, 2nd Road

East Meersig

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..

ASTROLOGERThe year of enthusiasm and sole changes drom your lucky and star to

successful destiny of your life journey in exams, love and marriage, job of your

dreams, protection and unveiling secrets

(Bayona), unfaithful lovers (Bumba na Mbumba) Botanic

products, for impotense, barreness, low immune, blooditox, nerves, skin

infections by pure Botanical herbs fromLya

Mfipa Masai Hills.Available in Walvis BayContact: 081 561 5984

MATRIC DANCE DRESSES; WEDDING

DRESSESDesigning of your dream dress at affordable prices.

Also: - Bridesmaids

- Mother of the bride - Evening

- Day wear - Alterations

- Invisible mendingCall Salomie Lifestyle

creations at 081 728 4865Situated in

Swakopmund

BELIEVER'S FELLOWSHIP

CHURCH SWAKOPMUND

A Dynamic Church invites you for our

GLORIOUS SERVICESTime: Thursdays &

Fridays @ 18h00 - 19h00Sundays @ 08h30 - 11h30Venue: Opposite Fruit &

Veg by Reliance Motor/Commercial

Marine Swakop

Join us for The Worship, the Fellowship, the

Embrace, the Word, the Prayer, the Love & His

presence!Contact: 081 227 9436

081 370 3759

THE HONEY POTSEWING CENTRETel: 202818Walvis Bay.Expert service in general tailoring - One day alterations,Duvet Covers,C u r t a i n s , We d d i n g Dresses and others.

NEED HELP pre paring for your exams and

assignments?Contact: 081 400 0151

081 2787207For tutorials in Accounting,

Mathematics & Economics

Grade 8, 9 & 11.IUM, Poly & UNAM distance students are

welcome.Walvis Bay Only!

SERVICES

SERVICES

SERVICES

SERVICES

TRANSPORT

TRAINING

HAIR

HAIR

SANAHBRAZILIAN HAIRBOUTIQUE CC:Specials in 100% quality virgin brazillian hair10 inch - N$ 1350.00.12 inch - N$ 1500.00.14 inch - N$ 1650.00.16 inch - N$ 1850.00.18 inch - N$ 1900.00.20 inch - N$ 2 150.00.22 inch - N$ 2 250.00.24 inch - N$2 350.00.26 inch - N$2 450.00.28 inch - N$2 800.00.30 inch - N$ 3 000.00.Cash or Lay bye, lay bye for two monthsFlexi rods available call or visit us at Namport or contact us on 081 243 4372 081 365 5751

SUMMER SPECIALWe’re selling quality

Brazilian Hair. Grantee is also available

10 inch - N$ 1 000.0012 inch - N$ 1 200.0016 inch - N$ 1 600.0018 inch - N$ 1 900.0020 inch - N$ 2 100.0022 inch - N$ 2 300.00

NB: Calls only!Contact: 081 844 2342

081 336 0019

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

YOUR GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO BECOME A SAFETY OFFICER.GREAT SPECIAL ON NEW MACHINERY, LOW ACCOMMODATION COST FOR ONLY N$150-00 PER WEEK! DON'T MISS YOUR OPPORTUNITY.NIRVANA TRAINING ACADEMYSHEOMTRAC INCLUDES:Safety ManagementRisk AssessmentIncident AccidentContractors SafetyMines Health SafetyOSHASShe RepOur next course will be on

ththe 27 October 2014. To avoid disappointment register now with ONLY N$500.00Contact no: 081 711 6373/081 612 0589

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]

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.

HAIRDRESSER BASED IN WALVIS

BAY....If you wish to get your

hair done in te comfort of your own home, Perfect!!

* Ponytails* Rastas

* Push back* Bolla

Contact: 081 601 0999 during th week, make

appointments for weekends

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SERVICES

SERVICES SERVICES

WANTED

NOTICES

NOTICES

C l a s s i f i e d sE-MAIL: [email protected] OR [email protected] CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

LOST / FOUND / REWARD OFFERED

FURNITURE REMOVAL At The Coast - Household & Office.Mobile: 0814093522 email: [email protected]

BAARDGROUP

Baard Transport /Block & Brick

[email protected]

TEL: 064-274 800FAX: 064-274 810

∙ Blocks / Bricks∙ Rock Face / Pavers∙ Interlocks / Linthols∙ Sand / Stone∙ De-watering∙ Hiring of earth moving Equipment

“The Service Makes The Difference”

NEW: Hollow 7 MPA Super Brick

PLEASE NOTE:WE ARE ALSO OPEN

BETWEEN13:00 - 14:00

CLASSESBeatAccMath Presents

!! XTRA CLASSES !!

Accounting Grade:8-11

Mathematics Grade:8-10

Location: Narraville, Walvis Bay

Grade 8-10

N$ 300/class/month

Grade 11 exam preparations

N$ 400/class/month

081 497 2195

[email protected]

www.beataccmath.com

WE FOCUS ON THE FUNDAMENTALS TO

MAXIMIZE UNDERSTANDING

Smarter children.Better Namibia

Feel free to contact me if you require any further

information.

PET ALERT

LOST: Meiki, 14 year old Staffie female went missing in the dunes between Dune 7 & Swakop. Contact Mariele 081 128 6206 or Jan 081 124 8075. You can also contact SPCA Swakop 064 - 404419 / 081 477 4395 or SPCA Walvis 064 - 204041 / 081 629 1190

LOST: Liefie went missing near Dune 7 on 04/10. She is wearing a pink jersey with white hearts and is very anxious. Please be gentle and soft spoken when you find her. Contact 081 242 3310 or the SPCA 064 - 404419.

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...

DO YOU LOVE YOUR AMERICAN PITBULL?Join the Walvis Bay Pitbull family to help clear our Breeds name. Our main focus is to educate the people about the Friendly, Loving and Caring pet we have. If you want to join contact: 081 647 9780081 327 7717/081 251 6944 Call/sms

PRODELCONSTRUCTION &

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

Call for a free quote

JOHANN STEYN081 128 0848.

We do Spray painting, panel beating and

under body.Call Carel

081 142 6930or Tertius -

081 794 9468

MEDCARE FAMILY PRACTICE

WELCOMES:

Dr Nico Oosthuizen

AND

Dr Melissa Oosthuizen

TO THE PRACTICE

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.

com

DE VRIES PLUMBING SERVICES

Contact us for all your plumbing needs

New/Replacement Bathroom & Kitchen

InstallationsGeneral Plumbing

Maintenance Marius 081 2122 541PROJEK MAYLA

Invoer van babaklere vanaf UNITY KANADA

vir behoeftiges.Hannahs Tuisgebak samel fondse vir dievervoer wat

BAIE DUUR is. Organisasies in Walvisbaai en

Swakopmund word geseën.

As die Here dit op U Hart le sal n geldelike bydrae

waardeur word asook tydskrifte en ou kerse

word gebruik om nuwe mooi kerse te maak.

Lewer af by J+J Cash Loans of Hannah’s

Tuisgebak.Verkoop elke Saterdag

maand einde by Shalom Rivier Swakopmund.Versoekies / Duitse

kerskoekies en hertzoggies sal vanaf

1 Desemeber beskikbaar.Beste Gehalte / Goeie pryse. Bestel gerus vir meer ingligting skakel

Hannah: 081 124 2151

+264 64 205537

+264 81 270 4395 [email protected]

www.carloshuttlenamibia.com.na

Daily scheduled shuttles : Walvis Bay - Windhoek -

Walvis Bay Depart Windhoek:

7am and again 14:30 Depart Walvis Bay:

7am and again 14:00 Depart Swakopmund:8am and again 15:00

Pensioners only N$150.00 door-to-door

85Years and older = FREE OF CHARGE

Private transfers and chauffeur services to any destination.

Airport transfers and chauffeur services within city.

*Special rates on transfers to Sossusvlei and Etosha*

Event Equipment Hiring Package

N$ 19 995/100 guests

Marquee Aladdin Tent, Dinner & Side Plates,

Glasses, Cutlery, Round Tables, Table Cloths, Chairs,

Music System, Drape, Lightning & Pitching

We strive to offer you the best price possible

Request a quote for catering!* Year End Functions

*Weddings *Conferences*Workshops *Parties

Phone: 0813578441+264 81 2140780

[email protected]

Be Cute Wellness & BTI College Presents

Beauty Specialist FUN Day

Saturday 8 Nov. '14Stalls and prize

giveawaysMore info: 064206106

CARS

HOUSEHOLD/FURNITURE

HOUSEHOLD/FURNITURE

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

AUDI A4, 2007 MODEL Manual 2.0 5-speed

manual, Sportline exterior, 145,000 km's

Features: 6 cd-changer, beige and chrome interior,

power steering, aircon . Full service records available

AND Accident free BEST BUY AT N$ 120,000 CONTACT 0811 283 273

Car for sale:

TO HIRE

TO HIRE TO HIRE

SITUATIONWANTED

JOHANNA:Dringend opsoek na huiswerk. Kan was, stryk within kinders

oppas.Kontak: 081 252 5511

WERK GESOEK:Opsoek na huiswerk in Walvisbaai, Lagoon, Meersig, Narraville.Vir 3 dae’n week.

Kontak: 081 204 8504

JOB WANTED:Young lady urgently looking for work to

start immediately as a receptionist, office

administrator, debtors collector or cashier.

Has working experience of 6 years in most of the positions.

Contact: 081 482 6547

WERK GESOEK:Dringend opsoek na

skoonmaak werk, was en stryk. In Walvisbaai.

Kan ook kantoore skoonmaak.

Kontak: 081 454 1835

DINA:Ek is opsoek na

huiswerk vir 2 dae.Kontak: 081 804 7101

WERK GESOEK:Dame van 42-jaar is opsoek na 3/5 dae

huiswerk op Langstrand, Walvisbaai

of Dolfynstrand.Kan ook goed na

oumense en kinders kyk. Kan ook kantoore skoonmaak en bereid om in gastehuise te werk. Het 15 jaar

verwysings.Kontak:

081 611 5715

WERK GESOEK:Dame 39-jaar oud is

opsoek na huiswerk vir Dinsdae en Donderdae.

Kontak: 081 437 8221

WANTED:Mariannes Haarsalon is

opsoek na ‘n aflos haarkapster vir end

Oktober tot10 November 2014

Kontak: 064 202 819081 228 8341

PARTY KIDS FUN FOR HIRE

The largest children’s entertainment

company in Namibia.Up to 40 different

inflatableLargest water slide in

Namibia.For all your inflatable

needsContact:

081 242 7787

CHARITY’S DAY CARE

Application for 2015 Babies from 6 months old

to 5 years After school grade 1 and

grade 2 onlyLimited space available

application forms available @ House nr 11

Lagoon, 6th RoadNext to Venus Shopping

CentreContact Charity

081 221 4736220 890

We Buy and Sell furniture& household items of value97 Sam Nujoma aveWalvisbaai064220387

Best prices for all your unwanted and broken gold & silver jewelry. We also buy gold and silver coins. We operate in Swakop, Walvis, Henties, Arandis, Omaruru.

OTHER PRODUCTS FOR HIRE:* Grinders

*Saws* Cutters* Welders* Sanders

and lots moreWe deliver & collect

Contact us atTel: 064-21 5400

Cell: 081 122 5554Fax: 064-21 5444email: saleswb@

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CLASS OF 2014 SAY GOODBYE

The annual Valedictory Service at Namib High School is somehow always filled with emotion. If tears of joy to be free from teachers and books and school bells after 12 long years are not shed, then tears of sadness flow freely. Strangely enough this crying is not limited to the grade 12s. No, parents and teachers all join in as all of them have somehow shared in those learners' lives for a period of five to 18 years.Mixed with the sadness, however, is an ample amount of undisguised pride as names are read out, memories are shared and prizes are handed over. In times like these one is happy to see that Namib High does not only stand for, nor cater for achievers only. It is clear that each learner is an achiever in his or her own right and is acknowledged for his or her contribution in whichever field. That is what makes this insti-tution more than a school. It makes it a home for many.A day before The Event grade 12s already picked out and reserved their academic wear and early Friday morning, all 106 were frantically pinning mortar-boards to hair and straightening their robes. After the Prize-Giving Ceremony, the procession entered and took their seats to the dramatic tune of Vangelis.A tongue-in-cheek welcome by Mrs Louw took them back over the five years and some of the memories made, whether during embarrassing situations or moments of unprecedented fun. Afterwards each teacher recited a quote of their choice as food for thought to the matrics. Mr Motonane struck a most imposing picture in traditional Swazi wear and delivered a short, yet very poignant message.Both the Chairperson, Nicole Jenneker and Vice-Chairperson, Mbahimua Kazohua, moved the audience between tears and laughter when they recounted some detail of their years at the school. They thanked both the teachers and fellow-learners as everybody somehow had an impact on their lives. The LRC of 2013/14 took an emotional farewell of their Guardian teacher, Mrs Sander.After the touching Benediction was read, the Grade 12s of 2014 left the hall to the beat of “Where the streets have no name”. Outside yet another surprise was waiting as the invita-tions to the Matric Farewell were delivered by parachute!

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Mrs Sander

Recipients of the Helpfulness Award Benjamin Maasdorp, PJ Grobler and Bjorn Heiser, with Mrs Louw

Mr Olivier, former principal, with the recipients of the prestigious Honorary Award, Lucio Carlos, Nicole Jenneker and Mbahimua Kazohua

Chairperson and Dux learner, Nicole Jenneker, delivering her farewell speech

Mr Motonane in colour-ful traditional wear, on his way to address the grade 12 class

The end to 12 years of school

NHS VISIT OKONJIMANamib High School has always been actively involved with the environment and has indeed fostered a passion for it within learners. Field trips to Okonjima are often undertaken by groups and one such trip took place during the first weekend in September. 17 members of the Namib High Conservation Club travelled there by bus, taking three student teachers from Germany along.It turned out to be an unforgettable experience once again. They hiked in the beauty of nature, tracked cheetah on foot and even de-bushed an area. It was not only manual work, though, as many interesting and thought-provoking discussions on topics related to conservation, were held. There was also plenty time left to relax in the pool or around a huge campfire.

A game of cards is never a bad idea! Joshua Botha and Maiko van der Bijl seriously busy in the background

A fitting end to an unforgettable weekend!

Nadja Wagner, Belinda Amsoder and Ronja Zawada were captivated by the splendour of Namibian wildlife

Greetings from a wild dog Lunchtime

This is Africa at its best! What an experience!



Message of Condolences

LANGER HEINRICH URANIUM (PTY) LTD

A Member of the Paladin Energy Ltd Group of Companies

It is with great shock that we learned about the untimely passing away of Deputy Minister of Mines and Energy, Honourable

Willem Isaacks

We express our heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of the late Honourable Deputy Minister

May His Soul Rest in Eternal Peace

From Langer Heinrich Uranium Board of Directors, Management & Staff

Christina Clarine BothaChristina Clarine Botha

* 08.09.1933 - +10.10.2014

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We wished we can say happy 70th birthday to you, but now we can only blow a kiss to heaven for you!

You can only have one mother, patient, kind and true;no other friend in all the world, will be the same to you.

When other friends forsake you, to mother you will return,

For all her loving kindness, she asks nothing in returnAs we look upon her picture, Sweet memories we recall,

Of a face so full of sunshine, And a smile for one and all.

Sweet Jesus, take this message, to our dear mother up above; tell her how we miss her,

and give her all our love.

May you rest in peace dear mother, in that heavenly home above,

with the Sacred Heart of Jesus, in His own eternal love.

70th birthday in Heaven Mom

* 13.10.2014

From: your children, children-in-law, grandchildren & great-grandchildren

We wish we can say happy 70th birthday to you, but now we can only blow a kiss to Heaven for you!



For all her loving kindness, she asks nothing in returnAs we look upon her picture, sweet memories we recall,

of a face so full of sunshine, and a smile for one and all.

Sweet Jesus, take this message, to our dear mother up above;

tell her how we miss her, and give her all our love.



70th birthday in Heaven Mamma

* 13.10.2014



Message of Condolences

LANGER HEINRICH URANIUM (PTY) LTD

A Member of the Paladin Energy Ltd Group of Companies

It is with great shock that we learned about the untimely passing away of Deputy Minister of Mines and Energy, Honourable

Willem Isaacks

We express our heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of the late Honourable Deputy Minister

May His Soul Rest in Eternal Peace

From Langer Heinrich Uranium Board of Directors, Management & Staff

Christina Clarine BothaChristina Clarine Botha

* 08.09.1933 - +10.10.2014







We wished we can say happy 70th birthday to you, but now we can only blow a kiss to heaven for you!



For all her loving kindness, she asks nothing in returnAs we look upon her picture, Sweet memories we recall,

Of a face so full of sunshine, And a smile for one and all.

Sweet Jesus, take this message, to our dear mother up above; tell her how we miss her,

and give her all our love.



70th birthday in Heaven Mom

* 13.10.2014


We wish we can say happy 70th birthday to you, but now we can only blow a kiss to Heaven for you!



For all her loving kindness, she asks nothing in returnAs we look upon her picture, sweet memories we recall,

of a face so full of sunshine, and a smile for one and all.

Sweet Jesus, take this message, to our dear mother up above;

tell her how we miss her, and give her all our love.



70th birthday in Heaven Mamma

* 13.10.2014



SPORT

MIGHTY YOUNGSTERS F.C.PLEASE NOTE:

Practise starts at 16:00this coming Tuesday (14.10.2014)

at Blue Waters Field.All school players also welcome.....For further enquiries,please contact the Chairman on 081 241 4103

The 2014 African Women's Championship kicked off this weekend in the capital city and Namibia's women soccer team did the country proud by defeating the highly acclaimed Zambian team, also known as Shepolopolo, by two goals to zero, in the opening match on Saturday.

This tournament is also a qualification tournament for the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup, with the top three teams qualifying for the finals in Canada. The tournament marks the first participation of Namibia in the African championship. Also for the first time the defending champions, Equatorial Guinea, are not taking part after failing to win their last qualifying round match. Eight teams were divided in two groups and play a round-robin tournament. The top two placed teams will advance to the semifinals. The losers of those semifinals will play in the third place match, while the winners will face off in the final. Namibia is facing Nigeria, Ivory Coast and Zambia in Group A, with South Africa, Cameroon, Algeria and Ghana battling it out in Group B.The weekend's results: Group A - Namibia 2-0 Zambia; Nigeria 4-2 Ivory Coast Group B – South Africa 0-1 Cameroon; Algeria 1-0 Ghana. The Gladiators will face Ivory Coast today, with Nigeria and Zambia also locking horns. Tomorrow will see the South Africans taking on Ghana, followed by Cameroon and Algeria in a supposed to be electrifying match.

The 10th African Archery Championship took place in Egypt this year, with the presence of the "Valley of the Kings" in the background.

Namibians shine at Archery contest in Egypt

A group of Namibian archers participated alongside top athletes in the 10th African Continental Archery Championships and for the second African

Open Championship in Egypt over the past week. Namibia took Gold in the Compound Wo-men's Team event (Afri-can Continental Archery

Champion-ship), bronze in the Compound Wo-men's Individual event Babette Taljaard (Afri-can Continental Archery Championship); bronze i n t h e C o m p o u n d

Women Ind iv idua l event Bea Viviers (African Open Archery Championship).The Namibian team ended second in the medals standings, after

Egypt and ahead of South Africa. The 'open' championship is for all Member Associations of World Archery to par-ticipate, but the con-tinental championship

is restricted to associa-tions from Africa only. At the 2014 Congress of World Archery Africa Frank Bockmuhl was elected as First Vice President, also repre-

senting the Southern African countries on the board.

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The Namibian team with their Egyptian counterparts

Brave Gladiators clear first hurdleMarshallino Beukes

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lose two early wickets 5/2. Opener, Kerneels


Coastal cricket team makes historyEBH Coastal XI made cricket history, after beating United 1 on Sparta over the past weekend. This victory resulted in the coastal team topping the Premier League Cricket log table.

Brockman, was joined by Captain Zhivago Groenewald, putting on a virtuous partner-ship which contributed 68 runs. United brought on their spinners, drying up the

free run scoring and had the coastal side on the back foot after los-ing 5 wickets for just 13 runs. Coastal league top run scoring batsmen, John Calaca and Colin Peak,

made their selection count, scoring a vital 35 run partnership, before Calaca got stumped. Colin Peake ended on 46 (not out) helping his team to a defendable 146/all out.The EBH coastal XI took the field be-lieving that they can cause havoc amongst the United 1 bats-men. Opening bow-ler, Fritz Coetzee, bowled viciously, making it impossible for United’s batsmen to get their bats on the ball. Spinner, Shalako Groenewald, played an excellent suppor-ting role and the top class fielding dis-play had the United team with their backs against the wall, with 9/5 after 11 overs. Veteran, Melt van School and junior Charl Brits of Uni-ted consolidated their

inning scoring with a 51 runs partnership. United’s hope of winning the match was short lived, as they were bowled out for 77 in 36 overs. This victory handed the EBH Coastal XI an early lead on the log table and thus in-scription history for coastal cricket. Spur Desert Creek and Hickory Cricket from Swakopmund and Walvis Bay re-warded the top per-formers of the match. Fritz Coetzee was announced the best bowler, with Colin Peak crowned as best batsman and Zhivago Groenewald as best fielder.THE EBH Coastal XI will take on league favourites, WHS old Boys 1, in Windhoek on 25 October, fol-lowed by Wanderers 2 at home on 1 No-vember.

Met Blue Boys Sok-kerklub van Swakop-mund, wat ongelukkig nie die mas kon opkom gedurende die vorige sei-soen nie, is dit slegs Blue Waters en Eleven Arrows wat hierdie seisoen die Erongo streek gaan ver-teenwoordig. Saterdag se wedstryde in Walvisbaai, wat vir die Kuisebmond Sta-dion geskeduleer was, is verskuif na die Jan Wil-ken Stadion, aangesien eersgenoemde stadion vir ander verrigtinge be-spreek was. Blue Waters het nu-welinge, Citizens, ‘n voorsmakie van die land se elite liga gegee en die wedstryd 1-0 gewen.Eleven Arrows het teen Civics te staan gekom en

Sokker seisoen skop afMarshallino Beukes

Die MTC Premier Liga het die afgelope naweek amptelik af-geskop, met kusspanne wat hulle baie goed van hul taak gekwyt het.

hierdie wedstryd het ge-lykop geëindig, nadat nie een van die spanne daarin kon slag om die nette te laat kraak nie.Sondag se wedstryde is op die Kuisebmond

Stadion gespeel en albei wedstryde het gelykop geëindig. Die telbord tussen Blue Waters en Civics het na 90 minute se speeltyd op 2-2 gestaan, terwyl

Eleven Arrows en Citi-zens nie daarin kon slaag om enige doel aan te teken nie (0-0). Volgens sokker gurus en onder-steuners was dit duidelik dat die manne nog ietwat

“geroes” is na ‘n lang af-periode en baie van die naweek se wedstryde het in gelykop uitslae geëin-dig. Al die spanne se vi-siere gaan beslis hierdie

seisoen weereens ge-rig wees op kampioene, Black Africa, en ‘n Pre-mierliga seisoen soos min, word voorspel. An-der uitslae van tweede rondte wedstryde wat

Sondag gespeel was is soos volg: Julinho Sport-ing 1-1 Rebels, United Stars 1-1 Tigers, Touch & Go 0 -1 Unam, Benfica 0 -1 Black Africa, Mighty Gunners 1-2 Tura Magic.

Aksie tydens die Arrows en Civics wedstryd

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