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Workers told not to protest while PM is in town Jade McClune

A group of government workers who gathered at the Ministry of Labour in Swakopmund on Friday afternoon to prepare for a mass demonstration against the Namibian Public Workers Union (NAPWU) were told,

mere minutes before the march was due to start, that they would not be allowed to proceed.The police apparent-ly could not escort the protestors across the

road due to the fact that Prime Minister Hage Geingob and

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BACKGROUND

INFORMATION DOCUMENT

(BID)

September 2014

PROPOSED ZAMBIAN COLD STORAGE FACILITY

Introduction

Africa Union Financial Services (Pty) Ltd (AUFS) is proposing to

develop a section of land within the Walvis Bay Harbour into a cold

storage facility.

Under Namibia’s third National Development Plan (NDP3),

Namport was given a mandate to improve and expand port

infrastructure. Consequently the proposed site, currently known as

the Zambian Dry Port, was established in March 2007 following a

Memorandum of Agreement between the governments of Namibia

and Zambia. AUFS was appointed to promote trade with Zambia

and has developed its current container operations consisting of

frozen goods stored in ‘reefers’ (refrigerated containers), most of

which is destined for the Zambian market.

Given the ever increasing demand for cold storage at the port and

Namport’s instruction to its clients to optimise any available space,

AUFS has embarked on a project to construct a state-of-the-art

cold storage facility. Currently the transfer of frozen product from

ship into refrigerated containers and then back into refrigerated

trucks is hampered by weather conditions, which raises various

operational and health concerns. Together with their equity

partners Esja Fishing (Namibia) (Pty) Ltd, AUFS have commissioned

an engineering feasibility study and Environmental Impact

Assessment (EIA). Figure 1 indicates the locality of the proposed

cold storage facility (in green). The existing AUFS operations lie to

the north east of the proposed site.

According to the Environmental Management Act (No.7 of 2007)

the construction of a cold storage facility at the port is a listed

activity requiring an Environmental Clearance Certificate.

Quivertree Consulting has been appointed by AUFS to undertake

the EIA.

With this Background Information Document (BID), we hope to

inform stakeholders of the project, to give them an opportunity to

register as interested and affected parties and to submit any initial

comments. This will ensure that all issues of relevance with respect

to social and ecological aspects are identified and addressed.

The Project

The site has not previously been developed and is currently being

used for the storage of second hand vehicles. It is approximately

18,000 m2

in size and is bordered to the south by a railway siding,

previously used by TransNamib for the washing of railway wagons,

to the west by 5th Road and to the north and east, by container

operations.

Figure 1 – Locality of the proposed facility

The cold storage facility will consist of a temperature controlled

warehouse, with additional facilities including a reception area,

workshop, offices and ablutions. It will have capacity to store up

to 10,000 tonnes of frozen fish products. It will be a single

storied building, about 1,860 m2

in area and 15 m in height;

whereas the reception and loading areas will be about 2,900 m2

in size.

The cardboard cartons containing frozen fish will be offloaded

from fishing vessels approximately twice a week, wrapped and

placed on pallets. These will be loaded onto trucks, transported

to the cold store and packed using an automated racking system

and telescopic forklifts. No processing of fish will be undertaken

on site, as this will have been done prior on the fishing vessels.

When ready, pallets will be removed, packed into shipping

containers or refrigerated trucks, sealed and removed off site.

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According to Mrs Rheta Kruger Smeer, she was driving in the parking area of the Spar Supermarket in town when a vehicle with GRN number plates (GRN81028) stopped in the middle of the drive-way, blocking her vehicle so that she could not drive out. She indicated to the driver to move out of the way, but the driver appa-rently just put on his ha-zard lights, left the white Prado Land Cruiser in the

driveway and went into the shop.She then got out and took pictures of the vehicle with her camera-phone. That is when all hell broke loose, as apparently some of the women in the ve-hicle got out and star-ted pushing Mrs Kruger Smeer around and threate-ning her.“I was called a white whore, who does not be-long in Namibia. They said I’m a Boer that must

still be taught a lesson and other despicable words that I do not even want to repeat. They shouted at me to apologise polite-ly for taking pictures and that I must delete the pho-tos, because a governor may do as they want.”The namib times can con-firm that the vehicle does not belong to the Governor of the Erongo region. It is assigned to the Governor of the Hardap Region, Cllr Katrina Hanse-Himarwa,

Conflict erupts after assault on WB womanJade McCluneA virtual war of words erupted over the weekend following an in-cident whereby a woman was allegedly assaulted and threatened after taking photos of an official government vehicle in Walvis Bay.

Governor of the Hardap Region, Ms Katrina Hanse-Himarwa seen in the ve-hicle and at a Swapo rally earlier that day

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other VIP’s were in town and were expected in the area at the same time. A police contin-gent was stationed out-side SWAPO Regional Office awaiting the ar-rival of the PM, at the time the march was sup-posed to take place. The march organisers said they were advised on Friday by the local station commander to cancel the march on account of the presence of dignitaries and that the police would not be able to escort the protestors to Napwu’s offices, which are lo-cated next to the Swapo Party offices, a mere 50 metres from their ga-thering-point at the Ministry of Labour.The workers, who are mostly drawn from the ranks of the most lowly-paid institu-tional workers, inclu-ding cleaners, matrons and labourers, are pro-testing over what they see as the refusal of the union to take up their demands. They say that their letter of grievance sent to Napwu at the end of July for the at-tention of the PM, had not been dealt with, hence their decision to demonstrate against the union leadership. Among a list of other grievances the workers

also allege that there is corruption in the ap-pointment of govern-ment staff. They say that jobs and promo-tions are reserved for “family members” of managers “and certain ethnic groups”. Mr Ngolombe, regional coordinator of Napwu said on Thursday that the workers had never brought their issues to him and that it is not the union’s job to sniff out problems: “They should tell us, so that we can deal with the issues and investigate… At the moment these are still rumours. We have no details, about where and when this took place, but there is no way we would tolerate the mis-treatment of workers 24 years after indepen-dence.”In the interests of har-mony, the workers can-celled their protest last Friday and agreed to reschedule their demon-stration for this week: “We will not give up.We are sick and tired of being mistreated. We are going ahead with our protest action,” one of the leading organi-sers said yesterday. The protest march is expected to resume at 16:00 on Friday outside the offices of the Minis-try of Labour.

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who was in Walvis Bay to join the Swapo Star Rally over the weekend.On further inquiry the Hardap governor’s per-sonal assistant, Mr Carel Christians, said neither he nor the governor had any knowledge of the incident. “I can confirm that the governor was not in the vehicle at the time. It is possible that some personnel from her office were sent with the vehi-cle” to do some errands, he said.“The governor was cer-tainly not in the car. She would never tolerate such behaviour,” Mr Christians

said. “it could have been some of the office staff, but such behaviour would be unacceptable, unless there was serious provo-cation.” One photo of the incident however shows a woman gesticulating in the back-seat, who appears to be wearing the same attire and watch that Governor Hanse-Himarwa was seen wearing earlier that day at the rally.A women in blue jeans and another in a black dress were leading the attack on her, while the driver, who was wearing an orange shirt, refused

to move the vehicle, Mrs Kruger Smeer said.According to regulations, the control officer in the regional council would have to issue a ‘trip au-thorisation’ for every person traveling in the vehicle and would also have to sign an indemnity form before using official transport. Asked whether the peo-ple in the vehicle were authorised to use the go-vernment car, Mr Chris-tians said they will inves-tigate the issue and make their findings public.Mrs Kruger Smeer said she will lay charges of

racial discrimination and assault against the per-sons who allegedly at-tacked and threatened her on Saturday. The police apparently demanded her phone and that she go to the station with the police, but she refused, “because I did nothing wrong.I took pictures in a pub-lic place. They were very aggressive towards me, would not listen to what I have to say and wanted me to go to the station.” She says she drove off, when they tried to confis-cate her phone.The management at Spar

had to intervene to defuse the situation and remove the angry women from the shop when things got out of hand. One apparently took off her high heels and wan-ted to beat Kruger Smeer with it. The alleged at-tack was also recorded by CCTV cameras at Spar.The incident has sparked widespread outrage and concern among coastal residents. The Namib Times will make public the video footage of the alleged as-sault as soon as it is avail-able.

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The vehicle parked in the driveway

The Rotary Interact Club of Walvis Bay, district 9350, is compiled of 30 active members representing 6 high schools within the community of Walvis Bay namely Duneside High School (DHS), The International School of Walvis Bay (ISWB), The Dolphin Secondary School (DSS), Walvis Bay Private High School (WBPHS), Duinesig Combined School (DCS) and Kuisebmond Secondary School (KSS).

The Rotary Interact Club Piquet Jacobs

The Interact Club, de-rived from Rotary Inter-national, is a non-profit organisation in which students aged 14-18 years old conduct com-munity and environmen-tal upliftment projects. The club's current 2014 committee was elected by the members to go-vern the club and serve in an advisory capacity

for successful projects. The club committee encourages their mem-bers to participate in the Interact Exchange Pro-gram, of which Nabeelah Suleman from ISWB is representing the Interact Club of Walvis Bay in Germany. Charmaine van Wyk, the current Vice Presi-dent had the following

to say, “being both head girl of DHS and VP has truly been a tremendous task, but as a committee we have encouraged our members to always in-teract, lead, connect and serve.”The President, Euse-bio Omar van Reenen, thanked his club mem-bers for their dedication and hard work they have

done into making the projects a huge triumph. “We would also like to thank Mr Buddy Glove, our supervising Rota-rian for all his assistance. Our projects for the year include blood donation, SPCA volunteering, Ar-bor Day, International AIDS Day, National Nutrition Month, Ro-tary Youth Leadership

Awards camp, fire vic-tims assistance and a few fundraising projects. From the acting commit-tee and myself, we would like to wish the newly elected 2015 committee members all the best and to always remember and stand by the Rotary In-ternational motto of “ser-vice above self”.

The event was organised in order to raise funds for the shack fire victims. “We raised N$6 000 from the tickets we sold, and gave N$3 500 to La-ban Kashamako of the fire department, for hard-boards and blankets for the shack fire victims. With the remaining amount, which is N$2 500, we are going to buy bushman fire port-able potjie cookers for the victims,” said Mon-ja Vermaak of Starfish

Tupperware. The restau-rant was decorated with Tupperware items, there were clothes from Lor-na’s Fashions on display and an introduction to Curves Gym Swakop-mund was given. Amongst the prizes that were given away at the raffle draw was a wine holder made in the form of a shoe that went to Mr Johan Viljoen, Mrs E Tjomuinjo walked away with an ultra pro oven bake dish and there were

N$6 000 raised for shack fire victims

many other winners of the raffle draw inclu-ding Katherine de Jage, Ugene Thomas, Tina du

Plessis and many more.Many of the products were on sale at 50% dis-count and people who

were present were the luckiest of them all as the sale was only for the event.

Starfish Tupperware had a raffle draw and record breaking sale on Saturday, at the Seaside Hotel and Spa, in Swakopmund.

Fltr: Sanchia Beukes, Selma Iipumbu, Monja Vermaak, Ricky van Heerden and Arnoldus Meyer

Rotary Interact Club committee

The vehicle parked in the driveway

Rotary Interact Club committee

30 SEPTEMBER 2014 NAMIB TIMES 3 COMMUNITY NEWS

The Presidential candidate of the ruling SWAPO Party, Prime Minister Hage G Geingob promised to create jobs to the nation, should they vote for him in a speech he delivered at the Kuisebmond Stadium Saturday.

Erongo RED has announced the first externally sourced finance agreement of its kind for the company - a N$280 million loan from the Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) for a period of 10 years at prime interest rate.

The capital will be used to finance projects such as the Walvis Bay bulk upgrade, Lithops Intake Substation in Arandis and Swakopmund's future upgrades. This will be in line with their campaign to bring electricity to the all by 2020. Previously Erongo RED has relied on internal financing. Since their inception the organisation's revenue has grown from N$183 million in 2005 to N$785 million in 2013. “We acted in accordance with all the due processes when we were sourcing external financing and DBN emerged as the successful tenderer,” said Robert Kahimise, CEO of Erongo RED. “On an African basis, the supply of electricity remains a concern,” Martin Inkumbi, CEO of DBN, started. “The Southern African Power Pool is challenged by the requirements of SADC growth. Although we are a beneficiary of the power pool, the bank is also aware that our own capacity to generate and distribute electricity is vital as a buffer against capacity fluctuation in the Southern African Power Pool.”

Erongo RED signs with DBN

Presidential candidate promises economic emancipationMavourlene Gaes

According to Geingob, in order to make sure our country is economically independent and self- sufficient, we should practice value addition in our small and medium business enterprises and also focus on economic infrastructure develop-ment. Using as an example the Equipment Aid Scheme (EAS) under the Ministry of Trade and Industry which is designed to create an environment for self employment, the capacity building of SME's as well as the development of entrepreneurial spirit, he added that whether you are black or white, if you have the ability to run your own business, the government will provide a friendly and conducive environment to get you started. Another topic raised was the mass housing project

which according to Geingob is not all talk or propaganda but a reality, in which the government is investing N$85 billion over the 18 years duration period of this project. “Over 185 000 new houses will be built, inclu-ding the 50 000 households that will be upgraded in informal settlements and 41 000 jobs will be created by the end of this project,” he said.Recognising the problem our country is facing with regard to poor sanitation, Geingob said the problem will soon be under control as they are planning potable water and toilets to those living in rural areas and informal settlements. With regard to education, he said that, despite there being problems in the sector, education is the key.

Prime Minister Hage Geingob greeted by supporters as he arrived at the stadium

The Metal and Allied Worker's Union (MANWU) and Namibian China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) has resolved their dif-ferences, was the message that Job Muniaro of MANWU conveyed at a press conference yesterday.

Accordingly the 77 Namibian general workers who were suspended last week will be reinstated and the company will extend the contracts of those workers whose contracts are coming to an end. A performance evaluation plan will be imple-mented starting from October this year to evaluate each worker's performance and whether their contract will be extended.Even though there was no disciplinary hearing held on Friday, MANWU stated that CHEC should be commended for their understanding and leniency towards the suspended workers. CHEC's major concern was the illegality of the strike and according to the union workers should apologise for the inconvenience they have caused the company. “Mistakes will not be corrected through rocks but through rice,” Muniaro said reffering to the illegal strike that was conducted on Monday last week. According to the company workers only partook in an illegal strike on Monday and were suspended by Tuesday last week when they brought the company into disrepute. CHEC is sponsoring a training workshop for shop stewards to gain better understanding of the labour act. According to the company, 200 Chinese nationals are currently employed of which 81 are working on dredging vessels, 86 are working in management roles and 33 employees are technicians and engineers.

Mistakes corrected through rice

Feng Yuan Fei (centre left), acting project manager of CHEC and Job Muniaro (centre right) of MANWU talk to the media

Martin Inkumbi CEO of DBN (left) with Robert Kahimise of Erongo RED

Staff Reporter

Staff Reporter

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REPORTCourtCourtCRIME & COURT

Walvis Bay

Harold vertel dat hy ‘n wettelose en bandelose lewe gelei het, totdat die die lewensstorms hom na Swakopmund gewaai het. Volgens hom het hy ge-durende Januarie vanjaarin die vakansiedorp aange-kom, nadat hy vanaf Reho-both, in die Hardap streek, met ‘n vragmotor geryloop het. In Swakopmund, waar hy beplan het om groen-er weivelde te soek, het hy egter niemand geken nie en was verplig om op straat te slaap en deur die dag te bedel vir aalmoese. ‘n Welsynwerker het hom blykbaar opgemerk en vir pastoor Nicholaas Tjippo van Shalom Pentecostal Kerk in kennis gestel van sy situasie. Die kerkleier het Harold onder sy vlerk geneem en verras met nuwe klere en ‘n plek om te woon. Dit het egter nie hier gestop nie. Een van die kerk susters, mev Belin-

da Kharases, het Harold “aangeneem” en hy woon tans by haar en is ook aangestel as opsigter by die kerk, waar hy ‘n maan-delikse salaris verdien. Harold kon nie sy glim-lag keer toe hy die namib times vertel dat hy intus-sen ‘n pragtige dame ont-moet het en in November gaan die twee die knoop deurhaak. “Ek het selfs my eie selfoon nou!” spog Harold. Die gewese prisonier, wat vir ses jaar agter die tralies in die Hardap Maksimum gevangenis was, nadat hy skuldig bevind is aan roof en ernstige aanranding, loop deesdae met al die kerk se sleutels in sy sak en word selfs gestuur om geld van die kerk te gaan bank. Met ‘n hartseer uitdruk-king op sy gesig, vertel hy dat almal in “die ou dae” hul besittings toegesluit het as hy in die omgewing was. “Ek kom uit ‘n goeie

huis uit, maar het dit weg-gegooi vir die plesiere van die lewe,” vertel hy. Hy kan nie uitgepraat raak oor hoe die Here sy lewe ten goede veran-der het nie. “Ek dank elke dag die Here vir ‘n pastoor soos hierdie en ek sien elke dag hoedat die Here deur hom werk. Hierrie is ‘n kerk met ‘n verskil, waar ‘n mens die Here se teenwoordigheid en liefde kan aanvoel”, sê Harold. Hy is al vir agt maande onder die kerk se vlerk en het sigarette, drank, dwelms en alle ander slegte gewoontes prys-gegee. Sy boodskap aan diegene wat in dieselfde bootjie, as die waarin hy was, is dat daar wel ‘n uitkoms uit daardie omstandighede is. “As die Here dit vir my kon doen, hoekom dan nie ook vir jou nie, my broe…waar ‘n wil is, is daar ‘n weg”.

Waar ‘n wil is, is ‘n weg…Marshallino Beukes

Ontmoet vir Harold Teek (43), gewese bendeleier,drank- en dwelmverslaafde,rower, tronkvoël en hawe-lose inwoner van Swakop-mund.

The Free Legal Advice Days form part of the Law Societies' objectives for 2014 to make legal services more accessible to those members of the public who cannot afford legal services. The Free Legal Advice Days coinside with the various circle meetings of the Council of the Law Society with members of the Law Society of Namibia (LSN) in the regions and/or other membership events. The advice will not be given by a particular firm, as all the legal practitioners in Namibia are members of the Law Society of Namibia. These individual legal practitioners will give advice free of charge.

Any individual is entitled to the free legal advice on this day. “At this stage it is one day. However, the LSN will consider longer periods, should there be greater need. The free legal advice will probably commerce at 10:00 until 16:00, but this will be confirmed closer to the dates” said Retha Steinmann, the LSN Director. If you want free legal advice from LSN you will need the relevant documentation relating to the matter in which they seek the advice. “LSN also keeps a register for purposes of registration and it would be helpful if the person brings his/her ID document and contact details, telephone number,

residential address and work contact details, as it makes the registration process easier if the information is already in writing and available” Retha Steinmann noted.For now the main focus of the advice will be on Wills and Estates, Do-mestic Violence, Divorce and Labour Law. Thefirst Free Legal Advice Day was held in Keet-manshoop on 15 August,the second in Ongwe-diva on 12 September. The dates for further FreeLegal Ad vice Days are,Windhoek: 16 January 2015; Mid-North Circle-Tsumeb: 20 February 2015; West Circle Swa-kopmund: 17 April 2015; East Circle- Gobabis: 12 June 2015.

The Namibian Police, Erongo Region, is looking for Mr Fillemon Awene (identity number: 79092310034) as

witness in connection with a housebreaking and theft case which occurred in Walvis Bay on 19 March.

Mr Fillemon Awene or anyone who knows him is requested to contact Detective Constable Shitima on 081 304 9064 or

064 21 9057.

Free legal advice available Sharlien Tjambari

The Law Society of Namibia, in collaboration with the office of the Ombudsman, is organising Free Legal Advice Days.

Seated: Retha Steinmann (LSN Director), Stanley Kambonde (Candidate Legal Practitioner - Inonge Maigna Attorneys), Carol Williams (LSN Councillor).Standing: Jan Greyling, Pieter Greyling, Melvin Nyambe, Veronika Hanongo Hai-kali,Makumbu Tjiteera, Wilmarie Horn, Charmain Tjihero, Willem Greyling, Alwyn Harmse and Stacey Bock

25 SeptemberOnesmus Shapopa Hamunyela (21), Pius Nghiyelelwa Edward (27), Micheal Shipin-do Nampweya (23), Israel Ndipulaye Nghandi (24), Jason Shilomboleni Phille-mon (26) and Amporo Lamek (29) appeared on charges of house-breaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 12 November. The accused are on bail.Bernard Thomas (39) appeared on a charge of attempted murder. The matter was postponed to 3 November. The ac-cused is on bail.Ben Lombard (35) was absent at his hear-ing on a charge of dri-ving under the influ-ence of intoxicating liquor. The matter was postponed to 18 No-vember. The accused is on bail.Alugodhi Simon (27) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was

postponed to 19 No-vember. The accused is on warning.Elbre Wilbur van Neel (45) appeared on a charge of possession of cocaine. The matter was postponed to 4 No-vember. The accused is on bail.Ruben Aishe Kambi-dhi (20) and Kauluma Sakaria (27) appeared on charges of fraud. The matter was post-poned to 6 November. The accused is in cus-tody.Hans Ndevaetela (27) appeared on a charge of driving with an ex-cessive blood alcohol level. Magistrate Vicky Nicolaidis found the ac-cused guilty and gave a sentence of 12 months imprisonment or a fine of N$4 000.Olivia Nangwena (40) appeared on a charge of attempted murder. The matter was postponed to 10 November. The accused is on bail.Ruben Nangaku (33)

and Tomas Kwedhi (36) appeared on char-ges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 18 No-vember. The accused is on bail.Muronga Pontani-us (28) and Kontidel Onesmus (45) ap-peared on charges of theft. The matter was postponed to 14 Octo-ber. The accused is on bail.26 SeptemberBenestus Tjiteo (34) appeared on charges of attempted murder and pointing a firearm. The matter was postponed to 16 October. The ac-cused is in custody.Lesley Tjaimi (27) and Simon Makili (43) ap-peared on charges of theft. The matter was postponed to 13 Octo-ber. The accused are in custody.Dietrich Mokaleng (29) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed

to 29 September. The accused is in custody.Patrick Johannes (43) was absent at his hear-ing on a charge of fail-ure to pay maintenance. The accused is at large.Bruce Nel (26) ap-peared on a charge of failure to pay mainte-nance. The matter was postponed to 10 Octo-ber. The accused is on bail.Mandla Kahuure (24), Tommy Shidute (22) and Sheya Marusalem (22) appeared on char-ges of theft. The matter was postponed to 2 Oc-tober. The accused are in custody.A minor (17) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 22 September. The accused is in custody.Stanley Operi Ket-ji (36) appeared on a charge of housebreak-ing with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 29 September. The ac-cused is in custody.

Three of the injured were transported to Windhoek in the early hours of Mon-day for specialist inter-vention due to the nature of their respective inju-ries.Apparently a sedan vehi-cle and a bakkie collided head-on on this notorious salt road. The Swakopmund Fire Brigade and Recue Ser-vices had to use hydraulic equipment to free the in-

jured and the dead from the wreckage. Numerous ambulances in the area rushed to the scene to attend to the in-jured but unfortunately one person died at the scene while the other two seriously injured died in the hospital.On Saturday morning there was a motor vehicle accident on the B2 route.A long-distance taxi with two accupants veered off

the road after the driver apparently lost control resulting in the taxi over-turning. According to information received, two people sus-tained injuries and their injuries were described as being less serious. On Friday, a BMW travel-ling in the direction of Swakopmund just burst into flames.Police on the scene said the occupants manage to

jump out of the vehicle. On Thursday, a motor vehicle accident in Man-dume Ya Ndemufayo Street Swakopmund, re-sulted in a bakkie veering off the road and overturn-ing after being involved in a collision. One person sustained seri-ous injuries and was trans-ported to the Swakop-mund State Hospital by E-Med Rescue 24.

Accident ReportThe horrific motor vehicle accident on the C34 route (Swakopmund/Henties Bay) in the Mile 11 vicinity late Sunday night claimed the lives of three people while another ten people sustained serious injuries.

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The Namibia Network of AIDS Service Organisations (NANASO) held a candlelight vigil at the Shalom Parish Lutheran Church in Kuisebmond on Thursday to pray for those that lost their lives as a result of the virus and those infected and affected by it.

The Swakopmund Uranium Foundation Trust donated N$50 000 to the Namibia Networks of AIDS Service Organisations (NANASO) in support of its awareness creation activities, which took place last week.

The Erongo Week of Activities (EWA) had exciting activities hap-pening in the five coastal towns of Usakos, Henties Bay, Arandis, Swakopmund and Walvis Bay.

Candles lit to remember lives lost to HIVMavourlene Gaes

Some of the community members that attended the vigil, lighting candles in remembrance of the lives lost due to AIDS

NANASO gives Aid

Sharlien Tjambari

Sharlien Tjambari

On Tuesday, 23 Sep-tember, Namibia Net-works of Aids Service Organisation (NA-NASO) donated food to nine different or-ganisations in the a b o v e - m e n t i o n e d towns. Three organisations in Walvis Bay, one in Arandis, one in Hen-ties Bay, one in Usa-kos and three in Swa-kopmund. The three that recei-ved donations in Swakopmund were as follows, a soup kit-chen that gives soup to vulnerable children called Eagle Christian Centre and it is based in DRC; More Abun-dant Life; and Tears of Hope.

Swakopmund Uranium donates

N$50 000 to NANASO

(Fltr) Mara Kandjiromuini of the Ministry of Youth, National Service, Sport and Culture, Sandie Tjaronda NANASO Executive Director, Percy McCallum Swakop Uranium Vice President Human Resources, Business Support, Dr Peng Xinjian Swakop Uranium Senior Vice President Corporate Services, Bernhard Kamatoto Nanaso Director and Daniel Kuzatjike representing Erongo Red

When approached to assist, Percy Mc-Callum, Swakop Ura-nium's Vice President, Human Resource and Business Support at the event said “the decision was easy for us to partner with NA-NASO. Many Namibians of all ages are affected and infected by HIV and AIDS and it is commendable that organisations such as NANASO are actively partnering with stake-holders, to educate people and ra ise

awarenes s o f t he disease”. McCallum emphasized that one of the pillars of the Swa-kop Uranium Foun-dation Trust is com-munity support and promoting awareness of diseases such as HIV and AIDS in Namibia. “ T h e c o m m u n i t y benefits significantly when stakeholders partner for such events to improve the lives of the people in the surrounding communi-ties” he quoted. An-nouncing the spon-sorships, NANASO

Executive Director Sandie Tjaronda said the past week has been very productive. “The Erongo Week was held to emphasise that HIV and AIDS is still a serious matter that we need to address in the workp lace and a t home” he said. He also said if not addressed properly, HIV and AIDS affects pro-ductivity in the work-place and can hamper economic growth. “This week has been a week of holding hands, and showing we can

work together”. Tjaronda said the private sector plays a critical role in com-bating HIV and AIDS. He indicated that various partners have come on board, pro-viding their monetary support or platforms and services that the network needed, thus translating into sa-vings for the network. From 22 - 27 Sep-tember, NANASO carried out different activities to raise the profile of the network in the Erongo region. Clean-up campaigns were held in Usakos, Arandis, Henties Bay, Walvis Bay and Swa-kopmund. In addition, food parcels were handed over in the same towns on 22 and 23 September, while motivational talks were held at various work places on 24 September.The Erongo Week of Activities concluded with a sports/fun day at Utuseb in collabo-ration with the Mini-s t r y o f Yo u t h , National Service, Sport and Culture on Saturday, 27 Sep-tember.

According to AIDS activist, Bernard Kamatoto, the first candlelight memorial service was held in 1999 during the establishment of Lironga Eparu, an organisation that helped those with HIV by giving them support. He added that day 15 years ago, the candlelight memorial has brought together the Namibian people to honour the loss of lives that were lost and to demonstrate the importance of the civil society that plays a central role in the prevention of HIV, breaking down the barriers of stigma and discrimination by giving hope to those that have recently tested positive to the virus.“Today through the candlelight vigil we have zero deaths related to AIDS because we make sure

every infected Namibian has access to ARV treatment” Kamatoto said. The deputy mayor of Walvis Bay Benson Uakumbua who also attended the vigil said that although it is sad, it is also a true reality that HIV/AIDS has robbed our country of its most productive citizens over the years. Despite what has been seemingly done to educate Namibians of this deadly virus, the infection rate is still worrisome. “I believe that awareness and education on HIV/AIDS can never be overemphasised, because one message could save the life of a future leader, one message could encourage our youth to act with caution when indulging in activities that could expose them to HIV/AIDS” The deputy Mayor concluded.

Tears of hope is an orphanage home based in Mondesa. Maize meal, sugar, rice, macaroni, cook-ing oil, tins of fish and many more food items were given to the organisations. This event took place at Meduletu Hall at single quarters, Mondesa. The representatives from the different groups of organisations were very happy and thanked NANASO for going all the way to help them. In his opening speech, Mr Sandie Tjaronda, the Executive Director of NANASO said “I thank Namport for giving us financial and material support and

made this handover possible, I urge more companies to emulate this example to enable us to touch more lives with a message of hope and optimism”. On Monday, 22 Sep-tember, NANASO had Cleaning cam-paigns in Walvis Bay, Henties Bay and Arandis.The hosting of the Erongo Week of Activities (EWA) is a launch of a crusade of activities, which en-ables NANASO to interact with local leaders, communities and affiliate members to foster greater ur-gency in the response and raise the bar of collaboration.


Obtaining Fishing Permits

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

MINISTRY OF FISHERIES AND MARINE RESOURCES

Swakopmund OfficeNATMIRC/Aquarium, Strand Street

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

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

Walvis Bay OfficeInspectorate Office, 1st Street Tel +264 64 201 6111

Open hours for permits - Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 13:00 & 14:00 - 17:00

Saturday/Sunday/Public Holidays: 08:00 - 13:00Lüderitz Office

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


Henties Bay OfficeInspectorate Office, at Hanganen Fishing Project

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


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

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

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

Where can you get a permit for using 4x4/quad bike/motorbike in the authorised ORV zone in the dune belt between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay?

MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND TOURISM

Swakopmund OfficeCorner Bismarck Street and Sam Nujoma Avenue,

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

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

Walvis Bay OfficeHenrich Baumann Street Road - Number 643

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

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

WALVIS BAY

Paaltjies

Dolfynstrand

Langstrand

Vierkantklip

SWAKOPMUND

Mile 4

Mile 8

Mile 14

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Mile 30

Mile 33Bennie se Rooi Lorrie

Jakkalsputz

HENTIES BAY

Mile 72Where to Fish

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Mile 8 Wreck

Swakop River

Walvis Bay and Swakopmund Tides

Port Log

The sun will rise in Walvis Bay today 06:43 and sunset will be at 19:01. The moon will emerge in the southeast at an angle of 110º at 11:08. The first low tide will be at 00:25 and the next low tide at 12:45. The first high tide will be at 07:00 and the next high tide at 19:25. The sun will rise in Swakopmund today at 06:43 and sunset will be at 19:01. The moon will emerge in the southeast at an angle of 110º at 11:08. The first low tide will be at 00:20 and the next low tide at 12:40. The first high tide will be at 07:00 and the next high tide at 19:20.The sun will rise in Walvis Bay Wednesday at 06:42 and sunset will be at 19:01. The

moonset will take place at 00:42 at 250º southwest. Eventually, the moon will rise again in the southeast (110º) at 12:04. The first low tide will be at 01:25 and the next low tide at 14:05. The first high tide will be at 08:05 and the next high tide at 20:40. The sun will rise in Swakopmund Wednes-day at 06:42 and sunset will be at 19:01. The moonset will take place at 00:41 at 250º southwest. Eventually, the moon will rise again in the southeast (110º) at 12:04. The first low tide will be at 01:20 and the next low tide at 13:55. The first high tide will be at 08:05 and the next high tide at 20:35.The sun will rise in Walvis Bay Thursday

at 06:41 and sunset will be at 19:01. The moonset will take place at 01:35 at 251º southwest. Eventually, the moon will rise again in the southeast (109º) at 13:02. The first low tide will be at 02:55 and the next low tide at 15:55. The first high tide will be at 09:35 and the next high tide at 22:20. The sun will rise in Swakopmund Thurs-day at 06:41 and sunset will be at 19:01. The moonset will take place at 01:34 at 251º southwest. Eventually, the moon will rise again in the southeast (108º) at 13:03. The first low tide will be at 02:45 and the next low tide at 15:45. The first high tide will be at 09:35 and the next high tide at 22:20.

AUFS was appointed to promote trade with Zam-bia and has developed its current container opera-tions consisting of frozen goods stored in ‘reefers’ (refrigerated contain-ers).Currently the transfer of frozen products from ship into refrigerated containers and then back into refrigerated trucks is hampered by weather conditions, which raises various operational and health concerns.The proposed site, cur-rently known as the Zambian Dry Port, was established in March 2007 following a Mem-orandum of Agreement between the govern-ments of Namibia and Zambia. Under Namibia’s third National Development Plan (NDP3), Namport was given a mandate to improve and expand port infrastructure. Together with their equi-ty partners Esja Fishing (Namibia), AUFS have commissioned an engi-neering feasibility study and Environmental Im-pact Assessment (EIA). According to the Envi-ronmental Management Act (No.7 of 2007) the construction of a cold storage facility at the port is a listed activity requiring an Environ-mental Clearance Certi-

ficate.Quivertree Consulting has been appointed by AUFS to undertake the EIA.The cold storage facility will consist of a tempe-rature controlled ware-house, with additional facilities including a re-ception area, workshop, offices and ablutions. It will have capacity to store up to 10 000 tonnes of frozen fish products. It will be a single storied building, about 1 860 m2 in area and 15 m in height; whereas the re-ception and loading ar-eas will be about 2 900 m2 in size.The cardboard cartons containing frozen fish will be offloaded from fishing vessels approx-imately twice a week, wrapped and placed on pallets. These will be loaded onto trucks, transport-ed to the cold store and packed using an auto-mated racking system and telescopic forklifts. No processing of fish will be undertaken on site, as this will have been done prior on the fishing vessels. When ready, pallets will be removed, packed into shipping containers orrefrigerated trucks, seal-ed and removed off site.

Cold storage facility proposed for Zambian fishing exports Africa Union Financial Services (AUFS) is pro-posing to develop a section of land within the Walvis Bay Harbour into a cold storage facility for goods destined for the Zambian market.

HARBOUR NEWS

Schematic illustration of Zambian Cold Storage Facility

Locality of the proposed facility

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People in this country have resigned themselves to the idea of being perfectly de-pendent on South African retail outlets to meet our every need. In a sense we are hostages of the SA re-tail market.If the SA supermarket chains decide an avoca-do costs N$50 dollars in Walvis Bay and R5 in Cape Town, there is nothing we can do about it, because Namibians are apparently unable or unwiling to pro-duce their own potatoes or tomatoes. Instead we wait for trucks loaded with fresh produce from South Africa to arrive before we can start cook-ing.What we do produce local-ly, Namibians rarely even taste of. Can anyone at the coast say they have tasted even one grape from the famous grape farms near

the Orange River? Most likely not. The best of our produce is export-ed. The same is true of fish and meat, which we tend to buy back processed and packaged from South Africa. This colonial ar-rangement applies also to marble, diamonds, copper, gold etc.In fact, local producers are falling over themselves to sell their products abroad (to Europe and China, wherever they can get the highest price), even though a quarter of children in this country are chronically malnourished and many people live in a state of perpetual hunger, we can see the new rich driving through the townships in their Ferarris and Porsches. The best fruit of our la-bours are enjoyed else-where, while children starve on our streets.

We have allowed the si-tuation to degenerate so far that vast numbers of people are sitting about unemployed and hungry, instead of producing our own food. How can half the people sit around without work when we do not have enough food?Municipalities must en-courage backyard garden-ing and set up seed banks and support programmes for growing food locally. Schools must have gardens and kitchens to feed the learners. Every open space should be utilised for food pro-duction in order to supply the local markets and to undercut the high prices SA retailers demand. They are able to do this only because we have failed to produce enough food to meet our own

needs. Councils should allocate small plots in riverine and green areas for household gardening. NBC should have weekly gardening programmes, with advice and tips on how to grow your own food.Growing your own food, is of course like growing your own money. Grow-ing our own food leads to greater independence, gives us control over what we eat and encourages self-sufficiency. In previous generations it was normal for every household to have a small garden, but today people have become so cash-ori-entated that the land lies idle, while we go off in search of cash to buy food. We should be turning our hands to the soil and grow-ing our wealth and health from the ground up.

Yet gardeners are looked down upon, while the bankers and tenderpre-neurs are praised for ac-cumulating vast sums of paper money, because we have been taught to wor-ship money before all else.If we do not realise it now, there will come a time when we will have to face the fact that we cannot eat money. A country that does not produce its own veg-etables, or nappies, or even toilet paper, cannot convince the world that it is independent, when it clearly cannot even wipe its own backside with stretching a hand to its ‘former’ colonial masters.This country is no more independent than my four-year old child is, because frankly we cannot even feed ourselves. I have no doubt that if the


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How independent are we really? Opinion piece by Jade McClune

Every day of the year we can hear politicians boasting about how they brought about independence and libera-tion in Namibia. It always puzzles me though how anyone can claim to be independent, when they don’t produce any of their own food, clothes or even tools.

Die kerk, wat in die vakansiedorp se Mon-desa woonbuurt geleë is, het ‘n voedingskema, “Hand of Grace”, ge-durende 2011 begin enongeveer 50 behoef-tiges, insluitende min-derjarige kinders vind baat daarby. Volgens pastoor Katrina het twee enkel moeders van die DRC informele area en Mondesa, af-sonderlik, haar op ‘n dag genader vir iets om te eet en sy het opgemerk dat die twee vrouens

se babas inkopiesakke as weggooidoekies ge-bruik. Daar en dan het sy besluit dat hulle ook weggooidoekies aan diesulke moeders gaan skenk. AVBOB het van die program te hore gekom en vandeesweek hul bydrae tot die kerk se voedingskema gemaak. Kruideniersware en weggooidoekies het deel uitgemaak van die donasie. Pastoor Katrina vertel

dat die kerk se deur vir alle hulbehoewendes (enige denominasie, kleur, ouderdom of ras) oop staan en dat hulle op Sondae, Dinsdae en Donderdae al die honger mae met ‘n voedsame bord kos vul.Skoolkinders kom maakook elke middag na skool ‘n draai, vir ietsie te ete. Sy noem voorts dat die Shalom Pentecostal kerk ook behoeftiges so ver as Arandis voed. “Ons probeer om hierdie

persone nie net lig-gaamlik te voed nie, maar ook geestelik, deurhulle uit te nooi na kerkdienste en die Here se Goeie Boodskap aan hulle oor te dra”, sê pastoor Katrina. Tydens die AVBOB oorhandiging het pastoor Tjippo sy dankbaarheid teenoor die organisasie uitgespreek en genoem dat “die hand wat gee, groter is as die hand wat ontvang”. Me Yvonne Shivan-gulula van AVBOB het

Kerk gee om vir behoeftiges, AVBOB dra byMarshallino Beukes

Shalom Pentecostal Church of Namibia in Swakopmund is ‘n kerk wat daarna streef om hulpbehoewendes, nie net liggaamlik nie, maar ook geestelik te voed en onder die bekwame leiding van pastoor Nicholaas Tjippo en sy wederhelfte, pastoor Katrina word die daad by die woord gevoeg.

genoem dat hulle [AVBOB] op gereelde basis uitreik na be-hoeftiges en graag terugploeg in die ge-meenskap. Sy het belowe dat hulle van nou af, op ‘n maandelikse basis ‘n donasie aan die kerk gaan maak.

Die oorhandiging

Pastoor Katrina Tjippo agter die potte

borders with South Africa were closed for one week, this country would start to experience widespread famine and starvation. Since protein is the basis of all life and the main source of energy for hu-mans, there can be no real talk about freedom with-out protein.The fact is Namibia is en-tirely dependent economi-cally on South Africa. Despite the grandiose self-conception of our political elite, who have sought for 24 years to

convince us that they li-berated the country from colonialism, Namibia stillcontinues to function eco-nomically as a fifth prov-ince of South Africa and in economic terms re-mains a colony.Politicians of all shades will deny this to the bitter end, but let them show us where they get their pota-toes, toothpaste and toilet paper from. The fact is that after 24 years of so-called independence, Na-mibia can neither clothe nor feed itself.

Jade McClune


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Sunday’s blackout: Erongo RED explains

Dalene Damens Arendse What about people whose geyser elements gave in?

Mariette Brand Whoo-py! About time! Thank you Erongo Red!

Toontjies sal daar getrap word! I like!

Erongo RED told members of the press that they will no longer accept planned outages from NamPower without the Anixas power station being available to carry the electrical load.

Murder in broad daylight Terry Ndokosho Maybe that›s what they were fighting over...Risto Ricky Iyambo No they were fighting because of items the deceased apparently stoleHellen Gabs Good questions. Reporters are Sometimes crazy.Ludene Morkel Hi as familie van di oorledene sien ek hier is baie bespiegelinge oor wat gbeur ht war ni 1 van ons by was ni hy is dood.Jaco Coetzee Bring back hard labor in prisons.Sion’s Daughter Ek wil vra, waar pas die wyn bottle, journalist like thibnk they dont do a good job, they always wants to exagerate, waar pas die wyn bottle rerig?Ludene Morkel Wou se hy is

dood so kn niks se ni nt di man wat dt aan hom gdoen ht en di Here sal wet wat gbeur ht danki.Ursula Thomas If u live by the sword u die by the sword.Elvira Bock Well it was tragic to loose a fellow Namibian man a citizen a human life that was born by a mother who had suffered dearly ppl r.i.p bro .....Carien Pearson Vd Merwe Ai hoeveel lewens sal Bagus nog eis.Cathlene van Wyk Is ja Ursula I agree I knew him well to the fam-ily im sorry to hear bout your loss I knew him from where I grew up ini gettho he wnt up and down all knew him well.Zavi was aswell very much on the move. God sets your time on

earth we just have to live it too the fullest good god bless.Rudiger Zu Bentheim Afrika suip maar moet net nie rook nie.Shee Boss Pearl Washing-ton This is soo sad. Such a young life cut short, Lord have mercy on our Namibian nation. Its geting worse per day.Benolius Bee-Crae Khei-beb While some1 died lyk these pple say rest in peace what peace, he sufferd a wound of a knife.Jenny Finnies Sterkte jule God punish only.Chris Engels Hulle was seker weer gesuip, die wyn bottel het blood op en is seker by die moord toeneel gevind.

A young man was stabbed to death in Walvis Bay in Meersig on Tuesday, after an alter-cation over goods that he allegedly stole from the suspect, resulted in murder.

Kalla Steenkamp Good job nampol.Avril Gom-khaisesWeldone commisioner and his team i hope th culpirts rot in prison!Aletta Snr DelportGood job!!!!!!Rupert Smith Great job Nampol.Denny Igwe Saal keep Erongo safe.Benefits Gene Eu-gene Shoe!!! Namibians must sleep wid 1 eye opend.Shee Boss Pearl Wash-ington Job welldone Nampol. Keep it up! We dont need culpirits in our community. They

belong behind bars.Tsela Unaes Job well-done.Vilho Matheus Good job we need their names.Vivien Vivier HeymanGood job so now we know that our tax moneyis being used in some way.PetroNella HoebesGood job. Let us see their faces plz.Tateyetu Edward Pic-ture them and parade them allover.Tanya Seibes Is the iron way nw closed. For them to be robbn furni-ture shops.. Taahhh.Devan Humble-Kid

Sinclair Thank you Jesus for blessing uswith such great police!Thieves of today nevercease to amaze me.. Someone stole our rub-bish bin yesterday.... who does that? Devan Humble-Kid Sinclair Haha, very funny. See I’m laughing with you.Cathy LasunrisePwettySwagnificant SOngz Release Names Please!!Charley Cornell Chip-pa Cloete Thats What Our Protection Should Be Up To”...

Zealin Zaal Van dat std bank. Std bank namibia geraak het is hulle deur die ....Elmo Hancock Plato Pathetic to say the least. What happened to their previous slogan “Simpler...better...faster”, gone out the back with their service as well.Irma Nash Blame it on the system.Magda Paulsen Na 32 jaar gaan ons ook nou aanskuif na 'n ander bank... Die diens raak net al hoe slegter... Elke keer dieselfde verskoning... Die nuwe rekenaar stelsel... Wat al

2 jaar terug ingebring is... Pateties.Braam Jnr Grobler Dit bly net mr 'n ... bank, ek gaan my rek toe maak by hulle. Nie eens van te praat van die ............ diens binne die bank nie.Elbie Burger Taljaard Ja!! Payday was tie nie vandag en nogsteeds geen sms wonner wat gaan hulle verskoning more wees as mense se pay nog nie in is nie arme pensioenarisse vandag omtrent gal afgegaan met onskul-dige mense.June Lund van Schalkwyk This

bank is slowly but surely loosing it. Think its time to change!Clinton Strauss Dis n gewoonte, hulle terminals is altyd af op pay-dag.Goldy-Luv Goud Da Silver En dis steeds af.Heleen Smit En da hule sisteeme we af woner wt is dit nu alweerWilhelmine Cackau Kanime As-sseblief tog,hoe gebeur so iets op n paydag! Anyway its part of life.Rhona Isaacs Nel Agge nee Standerd Bank...

Standard Bank offline

Many Standard Bank customers in Namibia were frustrated and confused when the bank’s electronic system went offline across the country on Thursday morning.

Black-out burglars arrested Nampol recently had a breakthrough after arresting six suspects for burglary at a local business in Walvis Bay on Sunday night while the electricity was off, stealing N$87 000 worth of merchandise of which N$80 000 was recovered.

Cassidy Cloete Lol, lag my klaar ja dit kom nou van amm lekker kry is wat ouch ouch en erg sterkete vir daai.Esme Scheepers Van Wyk Luv hierdie ar-tikel, soek meer sulkes seblief!Hester Brits Oy vay.

Agry Anderfon Fran-cis Ja jong!Runique ‘nikki’ Rick-erts Einaaaaa!!!!!Dalene Damens Arendse Ouch!!!!Renay Cloete EtoFulencia Louw Eish!Abachia Freder-icks En erg.

Bonita Gontes Guri-ras Hehehehehe very interesting.Wilhelmine Cackau Kanime Dit klink inte-resant, lag.Elizabeth Tórsdót-tir Hentze Breaking news!

LiefieDaar is die naweek in Liefie se oor gefluister oor stoute getroude mans wat betrap is deur hul eggenote met intieme kaalbas fo-to’s op een se selfoon van ‘n Chi-nese vrou, waarmee hulle glo Vry-dagaand lekker gekuier het by ‘n bekende “uithang” plek. Die presiese gebeure is onbekend, maar die foto’s is van so ‘n aard dat dit mens se gedagtes verkeerde kant toe laat hardloop.


The Namibia United States Alumni Association in Walvis Bay is planning to start an “Angel Network” for the youth of Walvis Bay in 2015.

Make anybody's child everybody's childMadelaine Laubscher

The network aims at con-necting the youth to mentors in their respective communities. According to American Allumni, Ms Taati Niilenge, Walvis Bay should start taking owner-ship for the wellbeing of children of Walvis Bay, in order to reduce problems such as teenage preg-nancies, alcohol/drug abuse, dropping out of school and poor academic performances.“People are quick to judge these youngsters when they fail in society, but they lack in helping the children out of these situations. Teen-agers are seen all over our streets, because their parents either work long hours or do not pay atten-

tion to their children. Children are at the wrong places and in the beds of people the age of their own fathers, looking for the attention they do not get at home,” she said.Niilenge said that they are looking for working indivi-duals to “adopt” a child outside their own homes, acting as a mentor. “Indivi-duals would be asked to check up on the child at least once a week to find out how the child is doing at school, who his friends are and what challenges he is facing. A mentor can take the child for a walk or just spend a day in town, motivating and counseling him/her. It will not take much of your money or time. The child

will grow up knowing that there is someone else out there that cares,” she said.According to Niilenge she has had many encounters since she came back from the United States of Ame-rica, where they helped children with school uni-forms, matric farewells, food and improving their talents. “Surprisingly, these chil-dren are the ones rising at the top of their classes at the end of the year. We have a grade 11 boy who is a cloth-ing designer for models. There are bright students who enjoy helping at homework classes and producing great results for younger learners. What happens to these children

when they continuously s t rugg le w i thou t t he necessary support to go further in life? During my studies at the Arizona State University, I joined volun-teer groups and what I saw there is what I want for our children. They are just as smart as their American peers. The difference is the support the American chil-dren get from their commu-nities. We should stop moving away from the idea of simply caring for our own children and let us act like one big family,” she said.The American Cultural Centre had the privilege of accompanying a visiting American Activist, Mr Jason Rzepka, to Walvis Bay and Swakopmund last week. They had interesting discussions with the youth.“I was so proud that such young children could im-press someone from a first world country, saying that the Namibian youth does not fit the picture that people have about Africa. Our guest was so impressed that he is planning to return next year. One question asked was how many people owned a cell phone. The majority of children raised their hands. Most of them spent a large part of their days on social media. There is nothing wrong with it, but social media is used for the wrong reasons and this can be changed. I visited first year media studies classes, and it was

unbel ievable that the students were freshly out of high school, yet most had the ability to write stories and produce movies at the level of a qualified journa-list in Namibia. Most of their news stories were from social media. The Walvis Bay youth asked about journalism. Some want to learn how to create ani-mated educational pro-grams. These children need a media laboratory to spend their days productively, while at the same time benefitting the entire coun-try's youth through their programs,” Niilenge said.They also met the “Young Achievers” group from Kuisebmond at the meet-ings, who told them about the voluntary projects they are engaging in.There are projects such as beach cleaning, volun-teering at old age homes and helping with rebuilding shacks that have burnt down. They argue that they want to do so much more, but as

unemployed youth, they need motivation from the community.“Although we cannot provide jobs for them, we can afford to dig into our pockets and at least sponsor N$20 per person for a project done on a Saturday morning. We cannot expect the government to tackle all these issues alone thus you as an individual are just as accountable.Previously disadvantaged schools are producing sky high results in various subjects. These children are bored out of their minds. They argue they have approached so many places to be heard, but that nobody cares,” she said.Niilenge feels this issue is a ticking bomb. “We can complain about the youth all the time, but we will never solve the problems until we start being mentors for all our children all over town. We still have a few months to prepare for the launch of the Angel Network and we need

people to volunteer as mentors. Let us make anybody's child, every-body's child,” she con-cluded.Niilenge is a Walvis Bay resident who obtained a BA degree in Media Studies at the University of Namibia in 2002. She has worked for Unam Radio, The namib times and NBC, before embarking to the United States of America on a US state department program, the Hubert Humphrey Fellowship program. She studied Social Media at the Arizona State University. She was awarded the president's awards for public service in 2011, prior to her return to Namibia with the promise of uplifting her own com-munity.She is currently working with Artworks Projects, an organisation that tells world situations through Photo Journalism, as well as Arts for Change that is based at the Arizona State University.

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Congratulations!

To the newly selected Students Council for 2014/2015 of The International School of Walvis Bay. (Back) Tjakaurua Tjizo; Kirsten Viviers; Principal Meyer; Javine Doëseb; Immanuel Simao and Brandon Walther. (Front) Mia van Niekerk; Laura van Reenen; Laura Braune; Chantell Gertze and Cindy Chen

Class prefects were also chosen for the last trimester and amongst those were Michelle Saal and Kyle de Wit from Key Stage 3 Year 2.

Also chosen as class prefects were: Gabriela Mouton and Enrique Lopez Veige, Loide Makemba and Herbert Abrahams, Rebeca Haingura and Arcanjo Muteca, Reese Lubega and Johnny de Castro, Kaylain Visser and Bryan Nakambonde, Joshua Mouton and Rodicha Gases.

COMMUNITY NEWS

NAMIB TIMES 11 30 SEPTEMBER 201430 SEPTEMBER 2014 NAMIB TIMES 11 ENTERTAINMENTENTERTAINMENT

WALVIS BAY* Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Book Ex-

change at the Mission to Seafarers. All Welcome.* Every Tuesday: Blood clinic (NAMBTS) at Wel- witschia Hospital next to indoor pool.* Up to - 4 Oct: Walvis Bay Arts & Craft Expo (Daily

from 10:00 - 18:00) at the Lagune Restaurant at the Walvis Bay Angling Club.

* 1 Okt: WalVIS fees Wynveiling by Walvisbaai Stad-saal om 18:30.

* 3 Oct: Velvet Lounge 7th Birthday Party with DJ Paul (SA).

* 3 - 4 Oct: Die WalVIS fees by die Jan Wilken Stadion.* 4 Oct: Kudus year end function and prize giving with

Whani Jansen at Atlantic Hotel at 19:00.* 4 Okt: Potjiekos Kompetisie by die Hengelklub.* 24-25 Oct: Walvis Bay Round Table, Show Time

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

* 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 Ar-cade 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 Amadhi-la 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 kms eastwards outside Swakopmund along the Swakop river.

* 4 Oct: AfricAvenir International will show the film “Miners Shot Down” at the Swakopmund Museum at 19:00. The film is about 85 minutes long and shows what happened in 2012 at the platinum mines in South Africa after miners started a wild strike.

* 8 - 10 Oct: SICS - Benguela Current Commission Con-ference.

* 9 - 11 Oct: SICS - NCCI Business Expo.* 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 paint-ings - weather permitting.

* Permanent Collection: Woermann Haus Gallery in Bismarck Street. Fine collection of the Swakopmund Arts Association’s “South West Masters’’ and con-

temporary Namibian art works. Open Mondays to Saturdays 10:00 to 12:00 and 15:00 to 17:00.* Swakopmund Museum: Open daily, including Sun-

days 10:00-17:00.* Sam Cohen Library: Monday to Friday: 08:00 to

13:00/15:00 to 17:00 and the second Saturday per month 09:00 to 13:00.

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

A showcase of the items on sale at the Walvis Bay Arts & Crafts Expo which is open daily from 10:00 to 18:00 at the Lagune Restaurant at

the Walvis Bay Angling Club. The Expo ends on 4 October.


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Groot pryse was op die spel vir gaste wat ŉ safari-tema in hul drag moes uitbeeld en die senior burgers het hulle behoorlik opgetof.

Die meeste inwoners was begeesterd en het baie moeite gedoen om op safari te gaan en het so twintig minute voor die bestemde tyd die

eetsaal betree, met of sonder hul kieries of karretjies. Daar is baie ge-oe en ge-a oor die kostuum van elke mededinger wat

Oues van dae op Safari Die Lions Tehuis vir bejaardes in Swakopmund het onlangs hul jaarlikse Safari ontbyt, ter viering van die Lente seisoen aangebied en wat ‘n heuglike dag was dit nie!

sy of haar verskyning in die deur gemaak het en ‘n paar minute voor tien was dit soos die gezoem van bye soos daar ge-kletter is. Oral is oor en weer gegroet en goedige aanmerkings gemaak.Die servette op die tafels was ‘Safari’ uitgebeeld en almal het hul eie afleidings begin maak oor wie die wenners gaan wees. Daar was ŉ egte kakie helmet, verskillende groottes- en kleure hoede, ver-kyker, byl en tot ‘n na-gemaakte apie op die

skouer van ŉ tannie wat hom ewe trots ten toon gestel het. Die gaste is welkom geheet deur ŉ spitsvondige aankondiger wat sake deurentyd glad laat verloop het. Vrugtesap en twee kleure vonkelwyn is bedien en daarna is die wenners aangewys, wat vir die kamera moes poseer terwyl hulle hul pryse ontvang het. Die pryse is deur plaas-like besighede geskenk en die Tehuis inwoners en bestuur kan nie genoeg

dankie daarvoor sê nie. Daarná is die seën ge-vra en die ete, ‘n ware feesmaal, is bedien.Dit was ŉ ‘brunch’ duisend, waartydens al-mal hulle knuppeldik geëet het! En wie het aan die einde van die dag die

lof en dank daarvoor ontvang? Petro en Schalk, asook daardie gewillige handewat hulle so getrou bygestaan het. Die aanbieding was ŉreuse sukses en vol-gende jaar maak hulle weer so!

The annual Oktoberfest in Walvis Bay was celebrated over the weekend at the Atlantis Sport Club. The organisers also handed over a donation of N$5 000 to the Kuisebmond Old Age Home on Saturday.

Oktoberfest 2014

The Kuisebmond Old Age Home receiving a donation Prost!

The winning number was worth N$10 000

Having fun, the Namibian way

Pictures by Bernabé Blaauw

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Over the past few months it has become a popular institution among locals with in-creasing ever-support from local organic

food growers, artists and crafts people, as well as cottage indus-tries and homeopathic therapists, all putting their unique wares on

display. The casual brow-ser will invariably meet up with other like-minded visitors at the stalls, who are

looking for an alterna-tive to mass-produced and imported com-modities. Thanks to the lovely weather, market day

on Sunday turned out to be a cheerful and bright day. The next market day will be held on 2 No-vember.

Monthly market a must for the curious and young at heartThe Monthly Market at the Last Resort Wellness Centre in Swakopmund is growing ever more popular.

Fun was had by all, exhibitors as well as visitors


Kuisebmond Secondary School prize Giving Ceremony 2014

Top 3 Grade 111. Benhard Johannes

2. Vilho3. Johanna Shilumbu

Top 3 Grade 12: 1. Luciano Kambala, 2. Andreas Teopoline, 3. Ndinelao Nyemwatya

Junior Dux Learner: Hiskia Shipanga

Senior Dux Leaner: Behard Johannes

Some Grade 8 learners who manage to score high in some subjects: 1.Petrus Haujonjo (Maths, Life Science & History), 2.Jeremias Gaobaeb (Accounting), 3.Rabana Hausiku (Accounting, Life Science & History)

(Photo right) 2015 SRC: 1. Benhard Johannes - Deputy Head Boy, 2. Shivolo Gabriel - Head Boy, 3. Mirjam Hangula - Head Girl, 4. Petrina Wanameme - Deputy Head Girl

TOP 3 Grade 10: 1. Enos Eliakem, 2. Rosalia Shikole, 3. Ismael Girt


VACANCYOPERATIONS SUPERINTENDENT / SHIPS AGENT

Sturrock Grindrod Maritime Walvis Bay Namibia

A position is available at Sturrock Grindrod Maritime for a motivated and meticulous individual to join our Ships Agency Department.

Reporting to the Operations Manager, the successful applicant will be responsible for:

• Operational attendance, attending to husbandry matters and port clearances for non-liner / liner vessels• Co-ordinate the cargo operation (loading and or discharge) of vessel’s and appoint service providers, tally, stevedores etc.• Ensuring a smooth turnaround of vessels and reporting on cargo operations continuously whilst cargo operations in progress• Understanding of Port and Terminal regulations and operating guidelines• Ensure all relevant requirements are met such as ISPS clearance and Free Pratique etc.• Preparation of relevant documentation, supervising and co-ordinating of all service providers prior to and during vessel’s port stay• Authorising supplier’s invoices and expediting vessel’s disbursement accounts• Liaison with all service providers, shippers and or receivers on an ongoing basis• Formulate estimate disbursements for various vessel & cargo types and calling for funds prior to vessel’s arrival• Keeping principals updated daily and ensuring deadlines are met• Ensure ETA notices are sent to all concerned parties in accordance with the TOG’s

We invite applications from candidates who meet the following minimum criteria:

Qualification:• Relevant industry-related training and / or a relevant course in the maritime field (i.e. Foundation Diploma –Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers)• Minimum Matric / Grade 12

Experience:• Minimum of 3-5 years of practical experience• Knowledge and experience of the following vessel types / callers – Off Port Limits; Bunkers; Tankers; General cargo; Break Bulk & Dry bulk• Experience in Oil & Gas will be an added advantage

Required skills:• Ability to identify and execute on the needs and requirements of the principal• Strong organisational skills• Strong communication skills• Able to work accurately and timeously and meet deadlines• Works according to standard operating procedures• Willingness to work long and irregular hours• General positive attitude on life and a go getter• Punctual and healthy personal habits• Strong communication skills• Computer literacy – MS Word, MS Excel, Microsoft Outlook• Able to work as part of a team• Requires suitable own vehicle• Valid driver’s licence essential

Should you meet the above criteria forward your CV to [email protected]

CLOSING DATE: 13 OCTOBER 2014

Fli-Afrikais looking for a suitable

Travel Agentfor its Walvis Bay Office

Responsibilities:* Helping customers to find a suitable package holiday or to plan independent travel* Checking the availability of the chosen holiday by telephone or computer* Making bookings using a computer system* Collecting deposits (a portion of payment) and filling in booking forms* Contacting customers when their tickets arrive and collecting final payments* Informing customers of any changes such as cancelled flights and arranging alternatives.

Requirements:* Certificate or Diploma in Travel and Tourism (Air Fares and Ticketing)* A minimum of one year (1 year) relevant work experience.* Good customer service skills and excellent interpersonal communication skills.* Good organisation skills* Be a self-motivated self-starter* An interest in travel* A knowledge of geography* The ability to work well as a member of a team.

Benefits:* A comprehensive market related package for the ideal competent candidate.

CLOSING DATE: 3 OCTOBER 2014

Interested and suitable qualified candidates are to submit a comprehensive CV with ALL supporting documentation by email to [email protected]

Contact Details: Ms Januarie Tel: 064-204926 Cell: 0813659840.

30 SEPTEMBER 2014 16 NAMIB TIMES


Vacancy – Scaffold Supervisor / Inspector – Limited Duration Contract

To apply, please forward a 1 page CV with qualifications and certificates for the specified vacancy

Purpose:To accurately plan and improve safe operating procedures, to the highest level of workmanship and quality standards in order to satisfy the needs and requirements of the Company and Clients.

Job Description:Supervise the safe delivery of access scaffolding to our client.

Skills Requirement:∙ Ability to plan, organize, coordinate and delegate tasks∙ Ability to make decisions, project, manage and take responsibility∙ Must have operational skills and interpersonal skills∙ Ability to motivate employees and build good working relations∙ Ability to effectively communicate verbally and in writing∙ Ability to work independently and as team member to meet operational deadlines∙ Ability to work under pressure and to maintain pressure to meet deadlines∙ Ability to easily adapt to new concepts and responsibilities∙ Ability to improve and be resourceful∙ Ability to read, understand, interpret and create working instructional drawings∙ Must have strong instructional and motivational skills to enhance employees performance

Requirements:∙ Minimum Grade 12∙ Must be Namibian citizen∙ Able to speak, read and write English∙ Have sober habits, honest and good attendance record∙ Willing to work additional hours when required∙ Willing to perform ad-hock tasks when required∙ Have a good knowledge of safety standards and the implication thereof∙ Have a good understanding of quality standards and ability to drive high quality

Experience Requirements:∙ Minimum of 5 years in Mining or Marine environment in similar position∙ Access Scaffolding experience/background would be an advantage

Closing date for application is on the 10 October 2014Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Application letters and CV’s can be emailed to [email protected]

MUNICIPALITY OF WALVIS BAY

Notice is hereby given in terms of section 63(2)(a) (b) of the Local Authorities Act, 1992 (Act 23/1992), as amended, that the Council of Walvis Bay intends to sell by private transaction the following piece of land/street to Mutago Builders and Developers.

DescriptionRoad reserveArea± 7354ZoningStreetPurchase PriceN$ 3, 630, 050.00 plus 15% VAT

An additional 10% calculated on the purchase price is to be paid for landscaping and the establishment of green belt.

Full particulars pertaining to

Vacancy – Scaffold Erector – Limited Duration Contract

To apply, please forward a 1 page CV with full qualifications and certificates for the specified vacancy

Purpose: To erect, alter and dismantle scaffolding and improve safe operating proce-dures, to the highest level of workmanship and quality standards in order to satisfy the needs and requirements of the Company and Clients. To apply the application of access scaffolding as per Namibian Regulation.

Job Description: Safe delivery of access scaffolding to our Client.

Skills Requirement: ∙ Ability to plan, organize, coordinate and delegate tasks ∙ Ability to make decisions and take responsibility ∙ Must have operational skills ∙ Ability to motivate team and build good working relations ∙ Ability to effectively communicate instructions to your team ∙ Ability to work independently and as team member to meet operational deadlines ∙ Ability to work under pressure and to maintain pressure to meet deadlines ∙ Ability to improve and be resourceful

Requirements: ∙ Minimum Grade 8 ∙ Must be Namibian citizen ∙ Able to speak, read and write English would be advantage ∙ Have sober habits, honest and good attendance record ∙ Willing to work additional hours when required ∙ Willing to perform ad-hock tasks when required ∙ Have a fair knowledge of safety standards and the implication thereof .

Experience Requirements: ∙ Minimum of 3 years in Mining or Marine environment in similar position ∙ Access Scaffolding experience/background would be an advantage .

Closing date for application is on the 10 October 2014Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Application letters and CV's can be emailed to applications.waco @gmail.com

2 Control Room Operators Needed:

Must have grade 10 or 12 Certificate and 1 year experience Must be mature and able to work under pressure Must be willing to work weekends/shifts Must be computer literate Must speak English, Afrikaans will be an added advantage

2 Technicians needed to install Alarms

and CCTV's Must have grade 12 Certificate Must have 1-2 years experience in this field, certificates will be requested Must work under pressure and be flexible Must have a valid driver's license

To be part of our team, send your detailed CV to [email protected].

NO DOCUMENTS WILL BE RETURNED

VACANCIES

the sale will lie for inspection by interested persons until Wesnesday, 3 September 2014 at room no.30, Munici-pal Offices, Kuisebmond.

For more information Ms. S Mupupa can be contacted at telephone (064) 201- 3294 during office hours.

Written objections, fully motivated, to the intended transaction must be received by the undersigned before or at 12:00 *Monday, 8 September 2014.

A VictorGENERAL MANAGER:

COMMUNITYAND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Municipal OfficesCivic CentreNangolo Mbumba DrivePrivate Bag 5017Walvis BayFax. 064-209714

VACANCIES& NOTICES

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Kurt Grunschloss6th Street West Lagoon

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Mays Trading CCFor SaleWalvis Bay Fairways Townhouse (New development)2x Townhouses N$ 1 350 000.003 bedroom 2 bathroom Kitchen lounge entertainment area and garages & 2xTownhouses N$ 950 000.002bedroom Bathroom Kitchen lounge garagesWalvis Bay house N$1.9million3 bedroom house with a big erf 1250m²

th18 roadWalvis Bay house for sale N$ 1.7 millionbig house with a erven size of 1250m²Accommodation For Sale, N$4,2 million10 rooms (9 rooms fully furnished )Plus, 3 bedroom flat with 3 on-suite-bathrooms, plus guest toilet, private courtyard, office spaceAnd double remote garage plus remote gate with private entry, tourism license included.

thWalvis Bay ,House ,6 Street N$1,6millionErf 1108m²Dolphin Beach, Flat N850 000-002 bedrooms,1 bathroom, garageLong beach erf for sale N$ 600 000-00488m²Fair Ways, House N$1,7 million3bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double garage, open-plan-kitchen with granite toppings Indoor braai , lounge. (Brand New)(Cash client) We are urgently Looking for houses and properties in Narraville,Kuisebmund, Walvis Bay, Longbeach and dolphin park.Contact: Tracey:0813023806Mounien: 0818601938Email:[email protected]

Kuisebmund3 Bed, 2Bath Unit with

Openplan Kitchen lounge

and Garage.N$ 580 000-00

Rhoda 0814131313

3 Bed, 2 Bath Unit withOpen plan kitchen

lounge.N$ 510 000-00

Rhoda 0814131313

Walvis BayNewly Built 3 Bed, 3

bath UnitN$ 1 620 000-00

Bachelor FlatN$ 650 000-00

Rhoda 0814131313

PAMGOLDING PROPERTIES

SUNA

0812107823

[email protected]

SOLE MANDATE -

Right PLACE!! RIGHT PRICE! ! ! N$2 800 000

This stunning home are value for money

WITH A HUGE YARD YOU COULD BUILD

ANOTHER HOME ON THE PREMISES!!!

3 bedrooms with 3 bathrooms

4 garages

Entertainment area with open plan kitchen

Indoor gas braai and spacious living area.

Fairways Sole and Exclusive

Mandate Newly built 2 bed with

open plankitchen, bathroom,

Garage.Potential for further

extension!N$ 1 150 000.00

Saloom 0813821888

Lagoon - GREAT LOCATION

Big 3 bed townhouse with kitchen, BBQ,

scullery bathroom, big

courtyard & garage.N$ 1 150 000.00

Saloom 0813821888

Walvis BaySole and Exclusive

Mandate 2 bed House with open

plan kitchen,2 en-suite bathroom &

double garage.N$ 1 150 000.00

Saloom 0813821888

Meersig513m² vacant erf

Great location with approved

building plans. N$ 920 000.00

Saloom 0813821888

For Sale Walvis Bay Central

Guesthouse Potential!!4 Bedroom, 4 bathr. home with 2 living

areas! Entertainment area with indoor BBQ and 2x outside rooms

with showers next togarage. Huge double erf to build extra units

near police station.N$ 2 500 000.00

LongbeachFlat with stunning sea

view! Beautiful 2 bedr, 2 bathroom flat with open

plan living area and indoor BBQ

N$1 150 000.00

Contact Gys Bornman 0811 700 636

For saleWalvis Bay Town-

house N$ 990 000.00 3 bedrooms with 2

bathrooms. Open plan lounge to kitchen with courtyard and outside

braai area.

Big Townhouse 3 bedrooms 2 bathr. spacious open plan kitchen, living room, indoor braai, single

garage, small garden walking distance to all

amenities. N$ 1 650 000.00

Call Seanine 081 277 5080 to view

First time home owner - Townhouse near lagoon 3 bedr. 2

bathrooms. Kitchen to lounge tandem garage. Outside BBQ. Safe and secure complex N$ 1

300 000.00

HOUSE WITH BIG ERF 1069m² - More than

enough space to build a flat for extra income!

Featuring entertainment area with indoor braai dining room, lounge,

kitchen. 3 bedrooms, 1 bathr.

3 garages. N$ 1 610 000.00

Call Nikki 0811292427 to view

FLAT TO RENT - Lagoon

2 Bedrooms Open plan kitchen and

Lounge Area1 Garage Available:

01 October 2014N$ 4,400.00 p/m

W/E incl.Contact: 081 129 4168

Deposit required.

TO RENT: Narraville1 slaapkamer woonstel

Enkel persoonN$ 2 500.00 p/m

+ DepositoW/L ingsl.

Onmidellik beskikbaarKontak:

081 124 9082

To Rent in Tamariskia, Erf 2 Vrede Rede Str

Swakopmund:Bachelor Flat Available

Price N$2750.00 p/m with prepaid electricity

Please contact Leandri 0811500932 or Lukas

0812391692

Walvis Bay

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TO LETNarraville

1 Bed flat W&L included for N$3250.00

Kuisebmond2 Bed flat W&L excluded

for N$3575.00

Call Moira 0811476475 or Lana 0813501827

064-280600

TO RENT: WALVIS BAY HERMIS, NEAR DUNESIDE SCHOOLBrand new modern 2 Bedroom flat , fitted kitchen with BIC, oven + stove, big lounge, shower/toiletN$ 5500.00 p/m Incl. W+E + deposit (neg.) Available 01 Oct'14Contact: 081 399 1823 / 081 149 4669

HOUSE TO RENT: 2 Bedroom BIC,

2 bathrooms, kitchen, lounge & garage,

Tamariskia, Swakopmund. Monthly

rental fee N$ 4 300.00 & deposit N$4 000.00 (negotiable), water inclusive + prepaid

Electricity. Call 081 237 2304

TO RENT: CBD - Swakopmund:

2 Garages to rent41m² - N$1000

Contact: 081 245 6116

TO RENT SWAKOPMUNDWALK TO TOWN

Stunning 2 Bedr flat,2 Bath, Sea view.

Open plan living area, S/ Garage

N$ 6 600.00MILE 4

STUNNING SEA VIEWSecure 3 Bedr, 2 Bath apartment. D/ GarageOutdoor BBQ, small

Garden area.N$ 6 600.00 p/m

URGENTDo you have a child &Pet friendly property

In Longbeach / Swakop? PLEASE Contact us todayBEST OFFER EVER

Huge 4 Bedr house3 Bathr + guest toiletFull sea view, OpenPlan Living area. Pet

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CONTACT US TODAY KARIN: 0814090778

RYNO: 0812105085(064) 464 033

www.remax.co.za

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FOR SALE

Mile 4- 4-Shores3 bedrooms flat, open

plan kitchen BIC bathroom, alarm system

and garage forN$ 1.3 mil

Ocean view - Seagull Haven

3 bedrms townhouse, 2 bathrms, openplan kitchen indoor braai, 1 garage and

a courtyard. N$ 1. 35 mil

Mondesa-Mondi Haven2 bedrooms flat, 2

bathrooms; kitchen and sitting room, 1 garage

N$ 590 000

Jabulani5 bedrooms house,

kitchen and bathroom. Needs a little work for

N$600 000

Vineta Swakopmund4-bedrooms house, main

room with walk-in-cupboard. Kitchen, Living

room, dinning room, indoor braai, bathroom,

double garage on a 1000sqm erf. N$ 2.3 mil.

WINDHOEKOtjomuise:

Three bedrooms house, sitting room, kitchen and Garage with two bachelor

flats at the back for N$ 1.4 mil.

Great as investment property, current income

is N$ 15 500.For more info call

081 241 5447.

MTN PROPERTIES

FOR SALE - VINETA:House for sale fully

furnished3 Bedrooms bic, 3

bathrooms, Kitchen bic with stove, Dining,

Lounge, Office, workshop. 4 Garages,

bachelor flat interlocked the whole yard.

N$2.2Mil3 Bedrooms bic, 2

bathroomsKitchen bic with stove.

Dining, Lounge, Laundry. Outside braai and Garage.

N$1.95milMalakia: 081 297 7253

Email:[email protected]

DEBBIE081 666 0140

[email protected]

To RentMile 4 N$5900.00

This sunny 3 bedroom apartment have a stunning ocean view with a outdoor

braai2,5 bathrooms and a

double garageNo pets

House in Swakopmund N$12 000.00

4 bedroom house with a 1 bedroom flat

2 Garages beautiful Garden next to the sea

side.Ext 15 N$ 10 000.00

3 Bedrooms with 2 bathrooms

2 Garages, Indoor braai Beautiful Garden

FOR SALE: Warehouse for sale (private) 331m², Near Build it in Swa-kopmund, registered in a CC. N$1.6 million (neg).Divan:081 383 2924

HUIS TE KOOPTulinawa:

2 Slaapkamers, Kombuis, toilet en shower.N$350 000.00

onderhandelbaarKontak: 081 277 3400

PAMGOLDING PROPERTIES

Debbie081 666 0140

[email protected]

PROPERTY TO RENTCENTRE OF TOWN

N$5500.00SPACIOUS WITH SEA VIEW

2 Beds, 1, 5 Bath, Double Garages

No PetsOCEAN VIEW N$13 000.00

MODERN AND SPACIOUS4 Bedrooms house, 3 Bath, 3 Garages

Beautiful Garden and Pet Friendly

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PROPERTY IS WEALTH

PROPERTY IS WEALTH

TO LETMeersig Ext 1

3 Bedr, lounge to fitted kitchen, 2 bathro, double garage for N$8 800.00 in

FairwaysNewly build 3 bedr. house

lounge to fitted kitchen, study and 4 garages for N$13 200.00 W&L excl

3 Bedr. house, 4 garages and 2 bedroom flat for N$16 500.00 available from 1 December 2014

Call Moira 0811476475 or Lana at 0813501827

for appointment to view

064-280600

FAMILY HOUSE TO RENT: Narraville

Behind OK Supermarket

3 bedrooms without BIC2 bathroom + kitchen with

Built in stove and cupboards + sitting room.

Big yard and in a sage location. No garage.

N$ 4 500.00 p/mW/E excl.

Deposit payable in3 months

Viewing will be on Thursday 2 October 16:00

Please contact:081 377 4173081 560 2104

TO RENT: Flat in Kuisebmond, Kabeljou

area, Mola Mola Cresent Erf 3574/31

Big room, open plan kitchen, bathroom with G4S alarm.W/E incl.Available immediately.N$ 2 800.00 p/mContact: 081 413 1320

WE ARE INTERESTED to buy an Erf or 2 Bedroom house in Swakopmund.

We specifically look in the following areas: Mondesa, Jabulani,

Tulinawa, Mahetago or Oletweni.

CASH DEAL!!! CASH DEAL!!! CASH

DEAL!!!Raymond: 081 467 6366La-Keshia: 081 626 1940

TO RENT; Walvis Bay, Kuisebmond

Granaat Cresent Street1x bedroom flat to rent

N$ 2 200.00W/E incl.

Available immediately or 01 October

Contact: 081 218 9526081 292 7764

Email: omukumoproperties@

yahoo.com

TO RENT: Bachelor flat Walvis Bay

172, Theo Ben Gurirab @ a blok of flats

Very neat and sunny bachelor flat for single

person. Lots of cupboards. Kitchen, bathroom

(shower), lock up garage, spacious courtyard with

remote gate. Alarm. Pre paid electricity.

Water excluded.Sorry no pets.

Available 1 October.N$ 3 300.00 p/m

Plus deposit.Ina: 081 250 4694

064 203 342

TO RENT: Two Bedroom Duplex:

Walvis Bay172, Theo Ben Gurirab

@ blok of flatsBrand new, modern two

bedroom duplex with lounge, kitchen nd 1½

bathroom. Lots of cupboards. Alarm. Lock

up garage. Courtyard with remote gate. Pre paid electricity. Sorry no

children and no pets!N$ 5 300.00 p/m

Excl water.Deposit.

Immediately available.Ina: 081 250 4694

064 203 342


TO LET: Kuisebmond, Walvis Bay

1 bedroom flat with kitchen + toilet

N$ 3 800.00 p/mW/E incl. + bedroom with

toilet with no kitchen.N$ 2 200.00 p/m

W/E incl.Contact: 081 148 9348

TE HUUR: in Narraville2 Slaapkamer woonstel te huur vanaf 1 Oktober 2014. 2 slaapkamer, oop plan sitkamer, kombuis en badkamer. W/E ingsl. N$ 4 500.00 p/m geen deposito.Kontak:081 129 0860

TE HUUR: Lagoon Area, Walvisbaai.

Bachelor woonstel ten volle gemeubileerd.

W/L ingsl.Tv ingsl.

Veilig en privaat.Jammer geen kinders of

troeteldiere.Onmidellik beskikbaar.

N$ 3 200.00 p/m + Deposit.Kontak:

081 247 1687

TUKA PROPERTIES CC

TO LETSwakopmund-

Mahetago.1-bedroom flat, bathroom,

sitting room and a kitchen.

N$3300 incl water with prepaid elect.

A bachelor flat with BIC, shower and toilet.

N$2200 incl water with prepaid elect.

Swakopmund- Vogelstrand

Holiday apartment at On the Beach , Swakopmund : 2 bedrooms, two

bathrooms, kitchen and sitting room with a sea

view. available immediately for

N$2000/day.

For more info call081 241 5447

MTN PROPERTIES ESTATE AGENT

TO LETMAHETAGO

(SWAKOPMUND)Inside room N$1700.00

W/L Incl

Flat 1bedroom,kitchen and bathroom

N$3190.00 W/ Incl

TULINAWA1bedroom,bathroom

KitchenN$2300.00 W/L Excl

1bedroom,bathroomKitchen

N$2500.00 W/L InclFor single person only

2bedrooms,bathroomKitchen bic with stoveN$3800.00 W/L Excl

LANG STRANDBachelor flat

With GaragethrN$4600.00 W/L Excl

MONDESABachelor flat N$2220.00

W/ Incl

JABULANI1bedrooms, bathroom and

kitchenN$2900.00 W/L InclSingle person only

All Deposit- RequiredMalakia: 081 297 7253

Email: [email protected]

HUIS TE HUURTulinawa:

2 Slaapkamers, Kombuis, Toilet en shower.

N$3500.00 + deposit N$3500.00

Water ingesluit, koopkrag.Kontak: 081 277 3400

TO RENTSWAKOPMUND

CENTRALLUXURY ! 2 BEDROOM

FLAT, 2 BATH ROOM,200 m FROM

SEA,GARAGE,HI

SECURITY,FULLY FURNISHED.AVAIL

IMMEDIATLEYN$ 8500.00

Mile 43 BEDROOMS ,2

BATHROOMS,FULLY FURNISHED,GARAGE,

SMALL GARDEN,DUPLEX,PET

FRIENDLY.DEPOSIT CAN BE PAID OFF.

N$ 6500 pmMile 4

LUXURY DUPLEX,3 BEDROOM,2

BATHROOM,OPEN PLAN,

2 GARAGES,FIRE PLACE,GARDEN,HI

SECURITY.UNFURNISHED,AVAL IMMEDIATLEY,N$8800

pmPlease contact me should you have properties for

sale or to rent.SKAKEL : JP

CAPRICORN ESTATES 081 127 2736

TE HUUR LANGSTRANDEenslaapkamer woonstel met motorhuis. Ten volle gemeubileerd teen die see. N$4,900 water en ligte ingesluit. Deposito verlang.TEL 081 122 2151

TO LETLANGSTRAND1 bedroom fully furnished flat with garage. Close to beach. N$ 4,900 W&L included. PLUS deposit.Cell: 081 122 2151

TO RENT: NarravilleBachelor flat N$ 3 000.00 p/mAvailable 1 SeptemberContact: 081 298 2291

TO RENTDiamond Str 49

Vineta - Swakopmund:3 Bedroom flat, open plan

kitchen Lounge. Single garage. Braai area.

Water included, prepaid electricity.

N$6000p/m + deposit, Negotiable.

Available immediately.Contact

Luzaine: 081 220 4985Jerome: 081 386 5985

TO RENT:Bachelor flat in

Narraville, own shower and toilet.

Available immediatelyN$ 2 300.00 p/m

W/E incl.Deposit: N$ 1 150.00

singles onlyContact: 081 290 1180

Medical Office space to rent.

Available from 01 December 2014.

For viewing contact 081 128 2871

PAM GOLDING PROPERTIESSUNA081 210 [email protected] SALEVINETA N$1,200 000.00Apartment with 3 bedroom, 2bathroom and single garage in a security complexCITY CENTRE 980 000.00For the business manThis apartment is the Perfect place to have for investment or yourself ABSOLUTELY PERFECT FOR B&BN$ 3 3000.00 OCEAN VIEW10 Bedrooms huge and with en-suitesLot of potential to extendBig YardSUNA 081 210 7823Various vacant plots for sale contact us for assistanceSUNA 081 210 7823INDUSTRAIL PROPERTY FOR SALE 498 m2warehouse 2 bathrooms,Kitchenette, 3 offices1808 m2 enclosed yard

ACCOMMODATION

WANTEDWANTED:

Looking for a Toyota 4x4 to buy. Must be in good

condition.Price range:

N$ 50 000.00to N$ 60 000.00.

And also Toyota CorollaN$ 20 000.00 to

N$ 30 000.00Contact: 081 262 6044

WANTED:Looking for a queen size

mattress in good condition and clean. Willing to pay N$ 1 500.00 per mattress.

Call Connie: 081 237 4105064 200 036

WE BUY GOLD97 Sam Nujoma

Walvisbaai0642203870811434368

Pawn Shop97 Sam Nujoma

Walvisbaai0642203870811434368

GARDENINGFOR SALE

MOTORBIKES

Palms Trees for sale, Big and small, And planted.081 638 6300

For Sale1 Quad bike,200 CC Blasternot runningbut in good condition.Make an offerContact: 0813379650

HOUSEHOLD/FURNITURE

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

SERVICES6m Containers to Rent Phone Karin / Chandre at 064 209 166

Roof repairs & Home renovationsBy the Austrian Master builder,No job to small8 year roof repair guarantees 081 63 86 300

Payroll ServicesWe will handle the following for you:Salaries, OvertimePAYE Returns, Recon's and CertificatesSocial Security Returns, Applications and TerminationsPlease feel free to contract meCell: 081 1472668Email: [email protected]

REMOVALS Groot trailer met

versigtige drywer en werk span beskikbaar vir huis trekke, aflewerings en rommel verwydering.Walvisbaai - Swakop-mund - Hentiesbaai

Vinnige en Vriendelike diens.

Kontak Jacques Koch:081 607 8320

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


AUCTIONS

SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES

NOTICES

NOTICESBIRTHDAY WISHES


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

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

HAIR

HAIRSERVICE:

Open a cheque mate, lifecover, study provider and lifestyle protector for metropolitan and swabou.

Contact Happy: 081 497 1071

DR SHIMBALove affairs and

marriages, sexual power problems, weak erection,

bad luck, witchcraft protection and success

charm in business, financial cases, educational and

pregnancy problems.Call: 081 423 7491

DO YOU NEED A Personal Trainer,

Swimming instructor or a Bootcamp Coach??

Call now:081 288 1177

Winslo Grant @ The New Live It Gym

Swakopmund

SALON WILMA van Swakopmund is

Donderdae in Walvis Baai, almal wat nie kans

kry om by n Salon te gaan nie kan afspraak maak by

Ouetehuise en so aanKontak: 081 294 6287

DR LUWAThe professional African healer are here to solve

all your daily life problems:

- Bring back lover the one you love most - Pregnancy problems - Manhood Enlargement - Divorce matters - Remove bad luck in your body - Personal protection - Boast your business - Clear debt account - Sell your property quickly - Win contract big tenders - Win gambling - Get promotion at work - Protection of your property - The magic wallet and stick - Serious court cases - Chase tokoloshes in house and many more.Contact: 081 274 5704

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..

MEDCARE FAMILY PRACTICE

WELCOMES:Dr Nico Oosthuizen

ANDDr Melissa OosthuizenTO THE PRACTICE

CLASSESBeatAccMath Presents

XTRA CLASSES

WE FOCUS ON THE FUNDAMENTALS TO

MAXIMIZE UNDERSTANDING

Accounting Grade:8-12

Mathematics Grade:8-10

Location: Narraville,Walvis Bay

Grade 8-10

N$ 300/class/month

Grade 11-12

N$ 400/class/month

For more information contact us on

081 497 2195 or

email: [email protected]

Smarter children.Better Namibia

PRECIOUS CORNER STONE BAND CD

LAUNCHLive Show

God is good all the timePsalm 73:1

Host Artist: Placide - Kakwat

Guest Artist: Abner - Mumbala

Br Gidion - KachukuPst Roberto - Beukes

-PAPA M3Sr Pamela- Nauses

Sr VanessaSr Beauty - AbrahamSr Valerie - Van Kent

Sr Sovita - JoshuaSr Pandu - TshikudekuBr Jack - James - JohnVenue: Kuisebmond

Community Hall (Walvis Bay)

Date: 08 November 2014Time: 18:00

Entrance: N$ 35 AdultsN$ 20 Children

At the gate N$ 45Tickets available at

Namib Radio Electronic Walvis Bay

Contact Placide: 081 330 5222 081 359 2797

Come and see what the Lord has done!!

Professional cleaning for affordable prices

We provide cleaning services in:

Carpets, loose rugsFlats, Houses, Shops,

Offices, Factories, Buildings, Carpets, Upholstery cleaning

Call Agents:081 682 0973081 261 0502

Weekly/monthly contracts can be arranged

DO YOU, want to improve your English or ARE YOU looking for

AFTER SCHOOL ENGLISH CLASSES

for Learners grade 7 - 12Contact: 081 227 9436

CLASS FIRST AID COURSES

29 + 30 September 2014Refreshers 1st October

2014Email for bookings:

[email protected]

Jy het ons gedraJy het ons gekoesterJy het jou tyd vir ons

opgeofferJy is ons moederOns is jou kindersHy is ons verlosser

Ons is EENDankie dat ons kan

weet dat ma met ons isGelukkige verjaarsdag

met die engele.Van: Jou kinders,

klein kinders, familie en vriende

Moeder

Lost BMW Spare KeysIf anyone has seen this

exact replica of keys Contact 0818524947REWARD N$500.00

GRAND OPENING - 01 October 2014One stop paint shop, 52 Hidipo Hamutenya Str. Swakopmund. Lots of opening specials on all major paint product ranges, brands include Medal paints, Dulux, Plascon, Vehicle paint and related products from Chem Spec at low low prices and promotional items also up for grabs, shop on low promotional prices for the first 4 days!! Lots of stock available.

VAPRORIZER (E-CIGGIES) FOR NAMIBIA:The device that really help Smokers to decide on their own time if they wanted to quit or change the Bad habit. You choose your flavour, your own vaporizer in size or colour or style. You can build, recharge and refill. We stock a wide variety, and have a special on.We stock spares for twisp, evod and maybe all others.We have beautiful e-pipes in stock for N$ 1100.00. More than 80 flavours for N$50.00 on 10ml bottle.30ml E-liquids for N$ 135.00Visit LARGO VIDEO for FREEDOM on your SMOKING habit. Tel: 064-205525 or 081 407 5773

BEL ‘n LORRIE3,5t / 4t VRAGTE

Bou rommel verwyderTuin vullis / vullis

Huistrekke / kantoor trekke

Enige tiepe vragte, ek laai self

Bel my laat ons geselsGODY: 081 032 4996

081 200 3741

PRODEL CONSTRUCTION &RENOVATIONS:For all your renovations and construction needs with personal attention. Call for a free quote JOHANN STEYN081 128 0848

KITCHEN ELEGANCE

For professional kitchen, bedroom and

bathroom re-modelling.

We do cabinets, blinds, tiles and flooring OR any other joinery needs.Quality workmanship guaranteed. We pride ourselves on your sat-isfaction.Contact us on081 278 8092 or 081 612 3519.Visit us at:www.kitchenelegance namibia.com

BAY AUCTIONEERS

Dringende Boedel veiling4 Oktober 10h0097 Sam Nujoma

Walvisbaai

Meubels, restaurant toerusting

Lessenaars, Kombuis goedere

Kitaar, gym toerusting, en te veel om te noem

Sien fotos op Facebook

Besigtiging oopTel 0811475475

Cell 0811475333

FORMATION INVESTMENT CC:

We specialize in: - Building of complete houses. - Renovations. - Partitioning. - Paving. - Pre-fab Modules.

Contact Donald atCell: 081 248 8013For a free quote.

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

JUSTINEBest Prices; Unbeatable

SpecialsAll specials offered at an even LOWER PRICESpecials at home. If you

want something that is not on special, phone me for a

better price...Nobody can beat my prices at the coast.Books available at Sentrum Chemist,

Dolphin Coffee Shop, Lagoon Chalets

Restaurant, J+J Cash Loans (206286)

SWAKOPMUNDERS:Luandrie Silver

081 147 2668Contact Hannah:

081 124 2151

CARS

TO HIRE

We offer great performing vehicles in excellent, clean

and neat conditions, amongst others the

following:4 x 4 Nissan D/C4 x 4 Toyota D/C

4 x 4 Mitsubishi PajeroSedansBMW

Station Wagon

CONTACT:Tel 065-238 416

Cell: 0811495565Fax: 088640079

Email: [email protected]

MISCELLANEOUSFOR SALE

OTHER PRODUCTS FOR HIRE:* Grinders

* Generators* Welders* Sanders

and lots moreWe deliver & collect

Contact us atTel: 064-21 5400

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

coastalhirenam.com

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


MEAT

SERVICES


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

I buy gold and silver jewellery and coins.Contact 081 344 3794081 315 9178

FIX-IT-ALL:Bank approved*Building, Plumbing and Electrical*Kitchen cabinets and built-in cupboards.*Paving/Interlocks, Tiling, Painting, SealingAnd Installing.Professional and guaran-teed workmanship with a smile.*We also MOVE-IT-ALL (Furniture or Rumble)Call: 081 278 8092 or 081 612 3519 for more info. Best prices in town!

Rump Steak: N$80 p/kgSirloin Steak: N$80 p/kg

Mince: N$45 p/kgBeef Tung: N$60 p/kg

Contact number: 081 821 3929 or

081 3737737

CARS

CARSFOR SALE:

1994 Mitsubishi Pateero 3.0 V6LWB

5 DoorsN$ 40 000.00

Contact: 081 124 8579

FOR SALE:2010 Toyota Corolla 1.3

Professional63 000 km

N$ 90 000.00 neg.Contact: 081 231 7492

FOR SALE:Honda XR 650 L

Lot of extras.Call: 081 364 1734

FOR SALE:Toyota Conquest 1.6iGood condition. Road

worthy.N$36 000.00

Contact: 081 614 4441

For Sale:2012 Kia Rio 1.4 HatchbackColour Metallic Brown45,200 kmFull HouseGood conditionN$ 128,000.00 negotiable

Contact 081 140 0391 081 260 9899

FOR SALE:2007 Nissan Navara

4x4 A/T, 4L, V6Lots of extrasN$168 500.00

Contact Wayne081 612 9450

FOR SALE:2004 VW Polo Classic

1.6. 161 500 kmN$ 45 000.00 neg.

Contact: 081 140 5485

FOR SALE: 2013 Toyota Etios x5N$ 90 000.00

Contact: 081 322 2828

FOR SALE: Volvo S60 3,0 AWD 2011120 000 km.

Very good condition.N$ 270 000.00

Contact: 081 128 8865

FOR SALE: 2008 Toyota Fortuner 4x4 4.0 V6 Auto Silver, leather

seats 165 000 kmFull service Walvis Bay

N$ 185 000.00 neg.Cash please!

Contact: 081 424 0573

FOR SALE: Mini pajero N$ 25 000.00 As is

Contact: 081 616 6203

For sale:2008 toyota quantum

2.7 petrol bus with aircon14 seater bus900,000 kms

Excellent conditionN$110,000

Contact: 081 410 0837

FOR SALE: 2008 Ford Icon Silver in colour

In very good conditionN$ 38 000.00

Contact: 081 436 4232

TE KOOP:2000 Toyota Hilux 4x4 Raider(metalic green)

Double cab, canopy, seil,22R engine (2.4 L Toyota

petrol engine)Spotlights, elektriese vensters, ABS brieke,

nudgebar, rollbar, airbags, nuwe sony xplode radio.

Puik toestand.N$ 105 000.00

Kontak: 081 601 7972

MISCELLANEOUSFOR SALEGarage sale

Lagoon no 12 Peter Dixon Str

meubels, fotostaatmasjienRc petrol kar, kamp, bou Elektries linne, gordyneEn kindergoed bel dino

081 618 0850

WELDING EQUIPMENT FOR

SALE:Roughneck Miller Petrol

Welder 200A2 Angle Grinders

Hand drillGas Welding/Cutting set

N$9800.00Contact: 085 580 0700

FOR SALE:Sonar 250

Ideal for catching snoekContact: 081 337 9650

VACANCIES

VACANCIES VACANCIES VACANCIESVACANCY SALES REPRESENTATIVE-HONEST-VIBRANT-NAMIBIAN CITIZEN-FLUENT IN ENGLISH AND AFRIKAANS-REFERENCE REQUIREDPLEASE FORWARD CV'S TO:THE MANAGER P.O. BOX 4032 WALVIS BAY

NUWE SEKURITEITS MAATSKAPY IN

SWAKPOMUND SOEK:

- 1x Manager/Supervisor guard in Walvis Baai - 3x Control room

operators in Swakopmund - 3x Armed response

officers in Swakopmund.Contact: 081 431 8341

Email Cv’s to:[email protected]

Qualified hands onAll-rounder Handyman For work shop and buildingSites, plumbing, electrical,Woodwork in swk Needed,Starting Immediate, CV [email protected] or call081 679 1640. Air conditioning , installer Technician Needed, Swk081 638 6300 Brick layer Plasterer TilerNeeded in Swk081 679 1640 Painters neededswk immediate081 679 1640

VACANCY:We require a trainee

salesmanRequirements:

Minimum grade 12Age 18 to 25

Be able to speak, read and write English and

Afrikaans.CV to be handed in

personally at Magnum Hardware +

Hobby140 Sam Nujoma Ave

Walvis Bay

Bestuurder Benodig:Slaghuis in Mondesa soek

betroubare volwasse Bestuurder met

ondervinding van Besigheid en vleis.

Salaris onderhanelbaar.Kontak: 081 210 0800

BAR LADY WANTED:Desert Tavern is looking

for friendly, reliable persons to work as a bar lady. Must be fluent in English and Afrikaans

Cv’s can be submitted @ Desert Tavern after

15h00 in Swakop Str or emailed to

[email protected] short listed

candidates will be contacted.

QUALIFIED DIESEL MECHANIC VACANCYQualifications essentialExperience in servicing trucks, loaders, forklifts and similarCE license will be an advantageEmail CV's to [email protected] or call 0811461600

FRONT END LOADER OPERATORCertified with valid licenseMechanical experience will be an advantageExperience essentialCall 0811461600 or email CV to [email protected]

CE DRIVER VACANCY WITH CRANE LICENSECE License and brick crane operators license essentialEmail CV's to [email protected] or call 0811461600

VACANCY:Urgently looking for a receptionist & cleaner

For a new Medical Practise

Requirements:Must have grade 12

Must be computer literateTyping skills are required

Email cv: fabiolahembapu@yahoo.

comContact nr: 061 401 359Fabiola: 081 810 0741

SITUATIONWANTED

SITUATIONWANTED

JOB WANTED:A 30-year-old lady is

looking for a job at any place. Has certificate in

Safety Health Environment

(SHEOMTRAC). Am very hardworking and

willing to start immediately.

Contact: 081 289 8291

ISABELLA:Ek is ‘n 32-jarige vrou

opsoek na werk in Walvisbaai, Meersig of Lagoon. Kan so gou as

moontlik begin.Skakel: 081 782 6348

CLEMENS:I am a 24-year-old guy looking for work as a storeman. Has 3 years

experience as a storeman in NMC Construction

Namibia. Ready to start immediately.

Contact: 081 866 4969081 445 5156

WERK GESOEK:Gekwalifiseerde Blakman

(slagter) soek dringend werk in Walvisbaai of

Swakopmund.Kan onmiddellik begin.Kontak: 081 614 0839

Job wanted:I am a 29 year old lady

looking for a job to look after old woman/man in

Swakopmund for the whole week - Mondays to

Fridays, if possible on weekends also. I am able to work from 08h00 to

18h00. I attended s course in Health Care (home base

care) and have a certificate. Can start

immediately.Contact: 081 631 3990

JOB WANTED: I am a 35 year old lady looking for sleep in work - first

choice, or domestic work. In Swakopmund,

Langstrand. Can start immediately.

Contact: 081 414 6618

WERK GESOEK:Ek is opsoek na

huiswerk vir 3 dae, maar nie basters nie. Ek

kan ook kantoor skoonmaak. Ek bly in

Swakopmund. Ek drink of rook nie. Kan

enigetyd begin werk.Kontak: 081 032 2671

PRIESKA:A 23-year-old lady is looking for domestic work in Walvis Bay, Mondays to Fridays.

Non alcoholic and non smoker.

Very responsible.Contact: 081 792 7753

SONIA:A 24-year-old lady is looking for work in

Walvis Bay, Mondays to Fridays. Non

alcoholic and non smoker.

Contact: 081 326 1053

WERK GESOEK:Betroubare dame is

opsoek na huiswerk vir volle week of 3 dae per week. Kan skoonmaak,

was, stryk net in Walvisbaai.

Kan enige tyd begin.Kontak: 081 843 2047

JOB WANTED:A 22-year-old lady is looking for work in a restaurant, take away,

guest house or in a hotel. Has a certificate in Waitressing level 2.Can start immediately

in Walvis Bay or Swakopmund.

Contact: 081 619 5255

JOB WANTED:Lady holds diploma in International Tourism, NGO Management and Diploma in Monitoring

and Evaluation. Contact: 081 550 1255

JOB WANTED: I am a lady looking for domestic work such as

washing, cleaning, ironing or working in a

shop. I have 1 year experience. I am honest and hardworking. Must

be in Swakopmund town. Willing to start

anytime.Contact: 081 726 3811

MEMORY:Is urgently looking for

any kind of job.Contact: 081 497 3055

081 122 4160

CHRISTINE:Ek is opsoek na enige

huiswerk. Kinders oppas, huis skoonmaak, was en stryk. Kan enige

tyd begin.Kontak:

081 609 5380



Zabian Giggs Bouwers*29.11.1995 - +23.09.2014

Ps: 46:11 - Wees stil en weet EK IS GOD

ROUDIENSTE:Dinsdag, 30 September 2014

19:30 Christen Gemeentes, Narraville

Vrydag, 3 Oktober 201419:00 by Bouwers woning, Pelican Str No.60, Narraville

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The gala is sure to be well attended as some of Namibia’s best are expected to be in ac-tion. Zanré Oberholzer, Sonja Adelaar, and Toni Roth, some of the lead-ing Namibian swim-mers according to FINA points, are currently at the height of their train-ing for participation at the World Short Course championship and the Zone VI competition in Harare, Zimbabwe. Both competitions will take place in Decem-ber. Other strong young swimmers taking part are Arthur Loftie-Eaton, Jôrn Diekmann, Nicolai Flemming, Alexander Skinner, Philip Seidler, Kiara Schatz and Zune Weber, who will all at-

tend the Zone VI com-petition.Junior swimmers have their first chance to qualify for the Level 1, 2 and 3 galas in South Africa. Swimmers to watch will be Ricardo Richter, Heinrich Burger, Corne le Roux, Heleni Ster-giadis, Ju-Ane Oberhol-zer, Jade Coury, Joanne Liebenberg and the sis-ters Carissa and Tiane Esslinger.“Please come and sup-port our swimmers at the Bank Windhoek Galas. NASU would also like to thank Bank Windhoek for their continuous sponsorship during the long course swimming season,” said Rentia Meyer, Press Of-ficer of NASU.

Champions back in actionThe first Bank Windhoek Long Course Gala for this season will take place this weekend at the Tsumeb swimming pool. The gala will start on Saturday at 09:00.

Some of Namibia’s best swimmers are expected to be in action at the first Bank Windhoek Long Course Gala for this season which starts this weekend in Tsumeb.

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Dione Dichtl, a mem-ber of the DRGF, says their Foundation is passionate about helping kids achieve their optimal physical potential through the sport of gymnastics. In the current eco-nomic climate, so ma-ny promising young-sters are unable to achieve their dreams and their potential and they have deci-ded to tackle this head-on, and do their bit to assist these young people with-in the community.They have two main projects – the inte-gration of underprivi-

leged children into gymnastics classes through their spon-sorship program and Adopt-A-Gymnast, and the raising of funds for the purpose of buying much nee-ded gymnastics equip-ment and in the future a permanent training facility through their Brick-by-Brick fund.She announced that they recently received a wonderful sponsor-ship of a tumble track from FNB Founda-tion (with transport provided by DB Min-ing). This provided won-derful stimulus for all

the gymnasts. However, there is still much more needed in terms of beneficial equipment such as a new beam, a proper full size sprung floor, landing mats, etc. Their current focus therefore is to provide the gymnasts with the right training equip-ment so they can train safely and effec-tively. On 10 October (the ‘10th of the Tenth’), they will be holding a special golf day to raise funds for the Foundation, with the chief fundraising aim being for more land-

ing mats and floor mats.Dione says that they cannot do this alone and that “You, our business partners, are an essential role-play-er in our efforts to improve our com-munities, and create opportunities where none exists.How can you be in-volved? For the ‘10th of the Tenth’ event, you can contribute in the following ways: Enter or sponsor a team of 3 players - N$2 500, and/or buy a tee and/or green (1-18) - N$1 000, and/or sponsor prizes in

sets of three (one for each member of the team), and/or donate any amount in cash or kind. For this last option, we would really like to offer a golf corpo-rate day with a dif-ference - if you have a product you would like to promote, we would like to give you this opportunity for doing so on one of the tees/greens while at the same time sup-porting our worthy cause. For example, if you are in the restaurant business, you can have samples of a cer-

tain dish you want to promote. Or if you sell be-verages, perhaps you want to promote a particular type. The idea is that at each hole the gol-fers will experience something different to make the event en-joyable while at the same time possibly bringing you great exposure. We would like to give you something back for supporting us! In exchange for your support, you will also receive the following: Great team building opportunity for your

team; Great chance for networking with other like-minded business personali-ties; Official recogni-tion as a sponsor (at the various levels) at the event itself and afterwards in local and social media; Promotion of a spe-cific product or con-cept for your business or for your business in general.”She concluded by saying, “We are look-ing forward to hear-ing from you! Help us make a dif-ference for these tal-ented kids.”

Golf for Dongina Risser Gymnastics Foundation The Dongina Risser Gymnastics Foundation (DRGF) will host a special golf day on 10 October to raise funds for the Foundation at the Ross-mund Golf Club, Swakopmund.

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They jumped a height of 1.8 m as the crowd cheered them on. The Show Jumping event saw six riders and horses competing in a six obstacle course, which started at a height of 1.00 metre and ended at 1.8 metres. Mischi was followed by her mother, Annette Künzle, on the horse

“Rostock Ritz Rolling Thunder”, who came in second place with a height of 1.65m. Annette won the event last year. In third place was So-fia Louw on “Miss Ca-privi” with a height of 1.50m.The event was a success and was well attended by a huge crowd that

cheered on the riders as they negotiated the higher obstacles. The Six Bar Show Jumping event con-tinues to be one of the popular sport events at the annual Windhoek Show. Bank Windhoek was the main sponsor of the event while Feedmaster was the co-sponsor.

Künzle wins Bank Windhoek six bar show jumping eventMischi Künzle on her horse ‘Zambezi’ won the Bank Windhoek Six Bar Show Jumping event which took place at the at the Bank Windhoek/Agra Ring Arena at the Windhoek Show grounds on Saturday.

Mischi Künzle on her horse “Zambezi”

With this new deal, TRACE Sport Stars will significantly increase its reach in the African market, underlining its point of reference for the young and the young-at-heart, while broadening its appeal to advertisers and brands. Laurent Dumeau, Co Executive Officer (CEO) of TRACE Sport Stars commented “We are ex-cited to be extending our deal with MultiChoice to bring TRACE Sport Stars’ unique sport and

entertainment program-ming to a much wider audience base in Africa. With an ever-increasing demand for the TRACE brand in Africa it is im-portant we reach those fans that have not pre-viously been able to ac-cess the channel. We are confident the channel will bring those subscribers a great mix of content where sport meets glamour and scan-dal, and where athletes reveal their real lives and personalities.”

Thabo Moabi, the Re-gional Director Southern Africa, said that TRACE Sport Stars is a treat for sports lovers as it gives unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to the lives of stars in the world of sports. “Our DStv Compact and Family subscribers will no doubt enjoy the range of unique programs,” he said.TRACE is available in over 100 countries and is the first channel ex-clusively dedicated to

sports celebrities. It gives unique behind-the-scenes access to athletes, offering an intimate and in-depth understanding of their lives. TRACE Sport Stars combines sport celebrityprofiles, magazine and reality programming with news and gossip shows giving viewers the opportunity to dis-cover Champions as they have never seen them before.

Cyclists of all ages took part in both the 60km and 25km races through the picturesque sur-roundings of Swakopmund and Walvis Bay and prize money, totaling more than N$35 000 dollars, as well as 300 specially designed medals were awarded on the day. Owner and director Mr Ingo

Woermann personally attended to hand over the medals to the winners.In keeping with the main theme of the 120th birthday of the Woermann Brock Coastal Group: ‘sharing is caring’, 40 spot prizes worth N$300 each were also be drawn and shared 50/50 between the winner and

his/her chosen school. It was a day of massive fun for everyone, with jumping castles for the kids and young at heart, while West Coast FM provi-ded the music and Mr Clin-ton Lang leading the cheering crowd on the mike as the riders crossed the finish line.

100s of cyclists at Woermann Brock Coastal Classic Cycling RaceThe first-ever Coast Classic cycling event, to celebrate Woermann Brock’s 120 years, started on Saturday at Atlantis Sport Club in Walvis Bay and end-ed in Swakopmund. The day delivered some excellent results for the cyclists and promises to be a highlight on the annual sport calendar.

TRACE announces new dealThe Winners:25 km ladies race 1) Lara Winterbach (01:09:45)2) Daniella Kolb3) Desiree Erwig25 km men’s race1) Chris Bartlomea (01:03:57)2) Erik Kolb3) Yoshua Becker

60 km ladies race1) Helletjie van Staden (02:01:43)2) Christiane Beulker3) Lonel Smith60 km men’s race1) Klaus Friedlingsdorf (01:52:44)2) Tyrone Kotze3) Koos van Staden

It has been announced that TRACE Sport Stars on DStv will be made available to new fans across Africa when it extends to the DStv Compact and Family packages from today.

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