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He contacted the newspa-per to inform us about the animal but when we tried to find out more about this rare find, our enqui-ries were met with total disbelieve. Some people bluntly stated that it is im-

possible and that it must be a Cape fur seal. As far as could be ascertained, this is an extremely rare sight at our coast, maybe not an unwelcome one, as it was felt that a few more leopard seals in the area

might just keep the explo-sion of Cape fur seals at Namibia’s coast in check. The leopard seal (Hydrur-ga leptonyx), also referred to as the sea leopard, is the second largest species of seal in the Antarctic (after

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A resident of Walvis Bay, Mr Manfred Dedekind, could hardly believe his eyes when he came upon a leopard seal around 15:00 Sunday af-ternoon between the Sandwich Harbour border fence and the third beacon (“derde paaltjie”).

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Yesterday one of the major hake and monk processors in Walvis Bay, Tunacor, has voca-lised their support for the fisheries minister’s value addition strategy in the horse mackerel industry. “The valuation of horse mackerel must follow in the steps of the hake in-dustry,” Antonio Marino, the managing director of Tunacor, said at the com-pany’s ‘Namibianisation’ celebration at the Tuna-cor factory. “There are more employ-ees at Tunacor than the entire horse mackerel industry alone,” Marino continued. “So it is quite clear what is employment creation and what is not.”Tunacor currently em-ploys just under 1 200 employees within their

factory and nine fishing vessels. “Through the help of go-vernmental programmes horse mackerel needs to be processed on-shore to help create thousands of jobs,” Marino expressed the ministry’s agenda. Forty-nine percent of Tunacor shares, previ-ously belonging to the Spanish fishing compa-ny Pescapuerta, has been ‘given back’ to Namibia in the form of share al-location to the Kaumwe Fishing group of com-panies. “Tunacor is now 100% Namibian owned,” Marino stated. Kaumwe Fishing Group consists of Compass Fishing (a hake rightholder), Tumi-na Fishing (monk), Ozohi Fishing (hake), Voorbok Fishing (monk), Atab

Can horse mackerel follow hake’s footsteps?Staff Reporter

Pressure from governmental, trade and other industry members to conform to standards and processes implemented in the hake indus-try (such as value addition and job creation) are looming on the shoulders of the country’s horse mackerel players.

Consortium (hake), Be-linda Fishing (monk) and Corvima Group (hake and large pelagic fish). Recent statements made by industry members, workers unions and the horse mack-erel’s governing body, the Midwater Trawling Asso-ciation (MTA), came as a result of the contentious fishing insert “Oshili nashi Popiwe” (allow the truth to

come out) distributed in a national newspaper over the last few weeks. The MTA issued a press release on Friday stating that the organisation dis-tances themselves from the views expressed in the in-serts published earlier this month. “We would like to set the record straight that the reports in the fishing inserts are not the views of

the collective MTA organi-sation,” Sharon Neumbo, deputy chair of the MTA, said. Jerome Mouton, chairman of the MTA and director of Namsov, was not present when Neumbo delivered this message to the press. Moments leading up to the MTA’s response, the Trade Union Congress of Namibia (TUCNA) slated

the fishing publication as propaganda and, although they themselves could not confirm the publisher of the publication, have iden-tified Namsov as the main instigator of the publica-tion. “We want to make it cate-gorically clear that we do not agree with the Namsov group of companies and the associate that seems to

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“Genoeg is genoeg!” Dit was die woorde van mej Jennifer Wana aan die koerant, nadat sy blykbaar al vir bykans drie jaar onder die tweesnydende swaarde van som-mige Swakopmunders moes deurloop.

Skindertonge maak vrou se lewe helMarshallino Beukes

Mej Wana, wat alreeds vir sewe jaar in die vakan-siedorp woon, vertel dat sy die slagoffer van “af-gunstige skinderbekke” is, wat blykbaar aanvoer dat sy HIV positief is en ook dat haar vorige mans aan die gevreesde virus oorlede is. Sy het vandeesweek besluit dat sy genoeg ge-had het en dat sy hierdie saak in die ope wil stel, via die namib times. Mej Wana vertel dat die sto-ries begin het nadat haar vorige kêrel twee jaar ge-lede gesterf het. Skindertonge wou dit blykbaar hê dat die oor-saak van sy dood Vigs was en sy het sy doodser-tifikaat aan die koerant getoon, waarop duidelik aangetoon word dat die oorsaak van sy dood beslis nie Vigs was nie, maar wel ‘n kardiopulmonêre kwaal (hart/long) - Engels: Car-

diopulmonary arrest. Sy noem voorts dat die pap verder dik gemaak word deur skinderstories wat lui, sy het hom die virus aangesteek en so-doende sy dood veroor-saak. Ook word daar skyn-baar vertel dat dit nie haar eerste “man” was, tot wie se dood sy aanleiding ge-gee het met “haar virus” nie. Mej Wana noem dat sy nog nooit getroud was nie en dat die oorlede persoon slegs haar kêrel was. “My sosiale lewe word vernietig, want sodra ek met ‘n mansvriend op-gemerk word klap die skindertonge en daardie vriende word agter my rug al die leuens vertel”, sê die hoogs ontstelde dame. Sy het ook aan namib times bewyse getoon dat sy op 20 Junie 2013 en weer op 14 Julie vanjaar negatief getoets is vir

MIV/ Vigs. “Waar kom die mense aan die stories en waarom face hulle my nie en vra wat die ware toedrag van sake is nie?” vra sy. Die meeste van hierdie karakters weet blykbaar nie eens wat haar naam is nie en noem haar slegs die “lady met die rooi Corsa”. Die besigheidsvrou het in-tussen ‘n wit Corsa bakkie aangeskaf. Saam met haar was Barn-abas Kambara, ‘n berader op die gebied van ge-slagsverwante siektes. Kambara noem dat die stigma wat steeds, veral rakende Vigs, in gemeen-skappe kleef met wortel en tak uitgeroei moet word, aangesien dit baie mense se lewens nadelig beїnvloed. ‘n Zero toelating van diskriminasie en viktimi-sasie moet aan die dag gelê word en mense moet

leer om mekaar se privaat lewens te respekteer, noem hy. “Los ander mense se per-soonlike lewens uit, be-paal jou by jou eie en in-dien jy nie iets opbouend van ‘n ander kan sê nie, bly dan liewer stil,” is sy boodskap aan die gemeen-skap. Hy het aangedui dat in-dien mej Wana wel die vi-rus sou opgedoen het, dit binne ‘n tydperk van drie maande sou toon tydens ‘n roetine opvolg ondersoek, wat nie die geval was nie. Hy roep ter afsluiting ge-meenskappe om nie teen-oor persone wat wel die siekte het, te diskrimineer nie. Hierdie virus tref geen onderskeid tussen ver-skillende rasse, statusse, etniese groepe, ouder-domme, jou hoeveelheid materiële besittings of jou geslag nie.

The Chief Traffic Officer of the Walvis Bay Traf-fic Department, Mr Eben Platt, warned that there are consequences regard-ing these violations.“Residents who have a problem with children riding quad bikes in resi-dential areas can contact our emergency numbers. A traffic officer will assist you. If these children are caught, they face serious consequences. We will fine the child for not having a licence, as well as the parent for they are the ones allowing it. In many cases these quad bikes are not even road-worthy or licensed. Both the child and the parent will receive a fine for that violation as well. You can also call us if you know where these children live and we will pay their parents a visit. There are certain areas in the dunes where they may

ride their quad bikes. The quad bike must be loaded onto a trailer and trans-ported to those areas in the dunes,” Platt said.According to one of these upset residents this has been going on for approx-imately two months if not longer. “All I can say is I am fed up with these children ri-ding their quad bikes every Saturday and Sun-day all day long up and down the street. I do not even live in Un-ion Street, but in the street next to it thus I cannot even imagine how the people in Union Street must feel by now if the noise is a problem for me. I am fed up. My sister in law lives in Meersig and the same happens there. These chil-dren have no respect for any one,” an upset resi-dent said.The newspaper spoke to a

Mej Wana en mnr Barnabas Kambara

Quad bikes cause community uproarMadelaine LaubscherRecently there have been a few complaints about children riding on their quad bikes during weekends causing noise pollution in certain neighbourhoods that have the Walvis Bay residents raging.

member of the Walvis Bay Neighbourhood Watch who said “We do receive a lot of these complaints. People with such a com-plaint can indeed call us. We also invite these re-sidents to take photos of these occurrences for evi-dence. Usually we give these children a warning and they have to push their quad bikes home. If the violation is serious, we include the traffic de-partment in which case the children/parents will be fined,” the member said.Another resident living in Meersig also spoke to the newspaper about this is-sue.“We do not know whether it is children or adults ri-ding these quad bikes but

it has become a problem as many people are com-plaining. It is a frustration from Saturday to Sunday every weekend as it makes a hell of a noise. They should ride in the dunes and not in residen-tial areas. We are not being unrea-sonable in asking for some quiet time over the week-ends. It is the only time we get to rest. Please consider others. In certain areas there are chil-dren playing outside in the street. What if one of those riders loses control over his/her bike and strikes one of those children? It is the parents’ respon-sibility to put a stop to this. It is a disturbance of peace,” she complained.

the southern elephant seal). It is most common in the Southern Hemisphere along the coast of Antarc-tica and on most sub-Ant-arctic islands, but can also be found on the coasts of southern Australia, Tas-mania, South Africa, New Zealand, Lord Howe Is-land, Tierra del Fuego, the Cook Islands, and the Atlantic coast of South America. It can live for 26 years, possibly more. Leopard seals are predators, feeding mainly on other seals, pen-guins, fish, and krill. Killer whales are the only known, albeit infrequent, natural predators of leopard seals. Along with all of the oth-er earless seals, it belongs

to the family Phocidae, and is the only species in the genus Hydrurga. The name hydrurga means “water worker” and lepto-nyx is the Greek for “small clawed”. The leopard seal is large and muscular, with a dark grey back and light grey on its stomach. Its throat is whitish with the black spots that give the seal its common name. Females are slightly larger than the males. The overall length of this seal is 2.4 to 3.5 metres and it weighs from 200 to 600 kilograms. They are about the same length as the northern wal-rus, but usually less than half the weight. Its front teeth are sharp like

those of other carnivores, but its molars lock toge-ther in a way that allows them to sieve krill from the water, in the manner of the crab eater seal. The leopard seal is a soli-tary creature and comes to-gether in small groups only when it is time to mate. Leopard seals are not very vocal, although they occa-sionally make some grunt-ing and growling noises. The leopard seal is bold, powerful and curious. In the water, there is a fine line between curiosity and predatory behaviour, and it may ‘play’ with pen-guins it does not intend to eat. There are also records of leopard seals attacking divers. (Source: Wikipedia)

Rare visitorContinued from page 1

“All I need is a job to take care of my Lianly”

Lianly Lieptke is 12 years old and cannot walk or talk. “The first doctor I took her to in Windhoek told me that my child lacks oxygen. I didn’t believe in that doctor, so when I got to Swakopmund, I took her to another doctor for a second opinion. He told me that one part of Lianly’s brain was damaged, causing her speaking and working muscles not to function properly”, said Ms Kuhl-mann. They supposedly informed her that Lianly will be able to walk again, if she goes for physic therapy. Lianly currently attends school at Chain, Rössing Founda-tion. According to Gladys she was working at a ser-vice station and had to quit, because there was no one

to take care of her daughter after school. A list of prescribed food she [Lianly] needs to eat and medication was pro-vided and according to Gladys there is no way she can afford it, since Lianly’s father passed away last year. Lianly can only walk with the help of her mother or younger sister, who is six years old. Gladys and her two daughters moved to Swakopmund two years ago. She said that her only source of income right now is Lianly’s monthly grant of N$250. “This is too little, because N$50 goes to bank char-ges and N$100 for Lianly’s monthly school fee. I then still have to buy the pre-scribed medicine, food and pay my rent,” the ill-fated

Sharlien TjambariMs Gladys Kuhlmann (35) is an unemployed mother of two beautiful daughters. She tries very hard to accommodate all the needs of her children and what is saddening, is the fact that her eldest daughter was born with disabilities.

mother continued. Gladys, who is currently living in Swakopmund’s Mondesa suburb with family friends, urges good Samaritans to please come to her aid. “All I need is a job. I want to be able to raise my precious daughters. I am a very hard working lady and very flexible, can anyone please help me with a job so that I can be able to buy my daughter's prescrip-tions,” she concluded.

Ms Gladys Kuhlmann and her two daughters Lianly (12) and Chloé (6)

try and hijack the effort of the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources to add value to horse macke-rel fish,” said Paulus Hango, the president of TUCNA.“Although the company is making billions of dollars, workers of Namsov remain in poverty. The company has failed to even build houses for the seamen,” Hango continued. Various fishing companies have been producing va-lue added horse mackerel products such as canned fish, filleted steaks, smoked

fish and even fish soup.However, many horse mackerel industry mem-bers still need to follow the minister’s initiative of va-lue addition and job crea-tion on land. In August this year industry members ex-pressed their concerns over government regulations that have been implemen-ted in the hake industry be-ing ‘forced’ onto the horse mackerel industry. The production processes of horse mackerel are com-pletely different to that of the hake production mar-ket, stakeholders explained

at a meeting with the Na-mibian Standards Institu-tion (NSI). “The model for hake cannot be copied and pasted into the horse mack-erel industry,” one repre-sentative said. Concerns of value addi-tions negatively affecting exports of horse macke-rel, traditionally a low-cost source of protein have been raised by industry mem-bers. “Horse mackerel exports are, by nature, vol-ume driven as it is the sta-ple protein food source for many African countries,” a stakeholder explained.

Can horse mackerel follow hake’s footsteps?Continued from page 1

Rare visitor23 SEPTEMBER 2014 NAMIB TIMES 3 COMMUNITY NEWS

Believers Fellowship Church in Swakopmund became the latest good Samaritans to assist shack fire victims in the coastal town. A couple of weeks ago the residents of Swakopmund were shocked by a devastating fire, which burned sixteen backyard shacks to ashes, in the town's Mondesa suburb.

Seventy students who were attending computer courses at the Walvis Bay Multi-Purpose centre, graduated last week Saturday in a ceremony held at the centre.

'n Bekommerde inwoner van Swakopmund het die koerant gekontak om sy ongelukkigheid rakende die situasie by die nuwe trein stasie in die dorp uit te spreek.

Volgens die bron is die perron, waar passasiers aan boord die trein moet gaan, baie onveilg en het 'n seuntjie alreeds daar afgeval, maar is gelukkig nie ernstig beseer nie. Die mobiele toilette wat tydelik opgerig is, is ook verwyder en passasiers wat op die trein, wat blykbaar altyd laat is, wag moet skynbaar hul behoeftes onderdruk. Onvoltooide wagkamer geriewe, met geen dak, deur of vensters tot hede nie, is persone, wat van Trans Namib se dienste in Swakopmund gebruik wil maak, se voorland. Die koe-rant het Vrydag die area besoek en waargeneem dat dit wel die geval is en dat passasiers aan die wind en weer blootgestel is. Daar was ook geen teken van toiletgeriewe nie en ook geen teken van persone wat voortgaan met die bou van die wagkamer nie. Trans Namib se kantoor in Swa-kopmund is gekontak en die koerant is na hul hoofkantoor in Windhoek verwys. Hierdie woordvoerder kon egter nie bereik word vir kommentaar nie.

Fire Victims still receiving supportSharlien Tjambari

(Fltr) Sus Olsa Does, Rensia Haubas, Assistant Pastor John Moody and Pastor Nelson Olabanji of Believers Fellowship Church

These families, who lost all their earthly pos-sessions in the inferno, have since been receiving help from the public in general, as well as various groups, companies and churches. This past Sunday, the families were visited by Believers Fellowship Church and clothes and bed sheets were donated to them. The church also brought food items such as, bags of Potatoes, Maize Meal, Macaroni, soup packets and many more, as well as school uniforms for

the school children whose names were on the list of the fire victims. “The church is part of the community”, said Pastor Nelson Olabanji of the Believers Fellowship Church, “we are willing to help the community in which ever way we can, in times of need. The Believers Fellowship Church is based in Swakopmund opposite Fruit and Veg City.

Trein passasiers vir winden weer Marshallino Beukes

Some of the students who graduated after the training

Multi-Purpose students graduateMavourlene Gaes

The computer courses involved both level 1 and level 2 training where the students that took part in the level 1 training, received intro-duction to computer hardware and software, Microsoft Word, Micro-soft Excel as well as internet and email. Level 2 students however, were more advanced and their training involved Microsoft Word, Micro-soft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Publisher, Microsoft

Access, typing and internet. The computer training, according to Adelheid Tsuses who handed over the certificates, usually lasts for four months and students graduate on the fifth month.Tsuses added that there is no spe-cific requirement for attending the courses, as it is open to those that are both employed and unem-ployed and the out of school youth of the community.

4 NAMIB TIMES 23 SEPTEMBER 2014CRIME & COURT

REPORT

CourtCourt

17 September

Abraham Shivute (26) and Sunday Ne-hale (age unknown) appeared on char-ges of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The matter was postponed to 14 October. The accused are on bail.Elia Ndumba (32) appeared on char-ges of corruptly ac-cepting or soliciting gratification and cor-ruptly using office or position for gratifica-tion. The matter was postponed to 5 March 2015. The accused is on warning.Lucia Gabriel (41) and Desidelia Hailonga (46) ap-peared on charges of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 1 Octo-ber. The accused are on bail.

Filemon Ruben (37) and Andreas Timo-teus (36) appeared on charges of theft out of a motor vehicle. The matter was postponed to 8 October. The ac-cused are on bail.Deodat Ravan Jan-uarie (34) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating li-quor. Magistrate An-dre Matulich found the accused guilty and gave a sentence of 12 months impris-onment or a fine of N$4 000.Veziruapi Mate (18) appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 7 October. The accused is in custody.

19 September

Wilhelm Mangun-du (25) appeared on a charge of robbery. The matter was post-

poned to 15 October. The accused is in cus-tody.Joseph Kamunwa (27) appeared on a charge of assault. Magistrate Vicky Ni-colaidis found the ac-cused guilty and gave a sentence of 90 days imprisonment or a fine of N$800.Aorian Kandjele (38) appeared on a charge of theft. Ma-gistrate Vicky Nico-laidis found the ac-cused guilty and gave a sentence of 30 days imprisonment or a fine of N$400.Immanuel Ndjube Ndara (32) appeared on a charge of pos-session of a firearm without a license. Magistrate Vicky Ni-colaidis found the ac-cused guilty and gave a sentence of 60 days imprisonment or a fine of N$500.

Walvis Bay

Mbunguha is alreeds vanaf 28 Julie vanjaar vermis en was ‘n vee-

wagter in daardie area. ‘n Nadoodse ondersoek sal bepaal wat die oor-

saak van sy dood was. Sy naasbestaandes is in kennis gestel.

Gru vonds spoel uit seeMarshallino BeukesDie erg ontbinde oorskot van die persoon wat op 6 September van die kaai in Swakopmund gespring het, in ‘n vermoedelike self-moord poging, het Vrydag in die omgewing van die Seaside Hotel uitgespoel.Die oorledene is in-tussen as mnr MalakiaNyemba (27) geїden-tifiseer.

Die polisie kon gister nie bevestig of ‘n self-moordnota agtergelaat is nie en die rede vir

die daad is steeds onbe-kend. Sy naasbestaandes is in kennis gestel.

Moord in OmatjeteInwoners van Omatjete, in die Omaruru omgewing, het Sater-dag op die oorskot van ‘n 33-jarige vrou afgekom, terwyl hulle besig was om hout te versamel.Volgens die polisie-woordvoerder, Hoof Inspekteur Erastus Ik-wuyu, is die oorskot

van Betseba Nautoro (33) in die bosse naby die reservaat gevind, met koeëlwonde in haar

regterarm en bors. Tot hede is geen ar-restasie uitgevoer nie en ondersoeke duur voort.

Ontbinde liggaam van vermiste persoon gevindDie Erongo polisie berig dat die erg ontbinde oorskot van mnr Uetuesapi Uihauto Mbunguha (50) Saterdag, in die veld naby Omatjete nedersetting gevind is.

Daar is die naweek in Liefie se oor gefluister oor stoute getroude mans wat betrap is deur hul eggenote met intieme kaalbas foto’s op een se sel-foon van ‘n Chinese vrou, waarmee hulle glo Vrydagaand lekker gekuier het by ‘n be-kende “uithang” plek. Die presiese gebeure is onbekend, maar die foto’s is van so ‘n aard dat dit mens se ge-dagtes verkeerde kant toe laat hardloop. As jy my vra kon daar maklik ‘n kat in die donker geknyp gewees het, en dit lank voor Sondag se kragonder-breking. Die Saterdagaand was

daar éérs prêt by die gewilde kuierplek, toeeen van die mans se eggenote die spesi-fieke vrou raakloop en nader staan om “navraag” te doen. Alle getroude mans, sien dit as ‘n waarsku-wing – bly maar weg van die versoeking af of loop eerder sonder ‘n selfoon rond, as jy nie wil uitgevang word nie. Ons geregsdienaars en vrywilligers moet maar kalmeer en die publiek sagter hanteer, “make love and not war”. Om eers te klap en dan te luister is nie hoe om ‘n paar jongmense op ‘n Saterdagaand

rustig te kry nie – nog minder om om te draai en die aanrand-ing te ontken en hulle liewers te beskuldig. Ek dink albei partye moes hulle “rational voices” gebruik het en sonder geweld die saak afgehandel het, en dit nog naby die kerk? Genade!

Wie kyk vir wie? ‘n Nuutgestigte buurt-wag het hierdie naweek sy eerste ar-restasie gemaak, no-gal ‘n sekuriteitswag wat ‘n graaf gesteel het. Hierdie nuwe besem vee nie net net skoon nie, hy vee sommer lekker.

Given the constantly rising cost of legal services it is becoming increasingly difficult, if not impossible, for ordinary people to defend themselves before the courts.

Attorneys’ fees set to increase in October Jade McClune

A well-placed source at the Law Society of Na-mibia (LSN) confirmed this week that legal fees are set to increase again at the end of September, but they would not specify by how much the legal tariffs are due to increase. It was only said that the adjustment would be in line with the rate of infla-tion.In 1990 it cost a mere N$100 per hour for con-sultations with an attor-ney, to settle affidavits and take instructions, or provide legal advice.Today an attorney can charge an eye-watering N$1 256 for a half-hour or less for such consul-tations, for appearing in court and for drafting or perusing documents.

That is N$2 512 per hour, as well as requiring a signficant cash deposit in advance.A telephone call from an attorney will cost N$126 for every five minutes or less, while a letter costs N$75 per page. In 1990 it cost only N$2.50 for a letter. Today an attorney may also charge N$201 for every page that he says he looked at, as well as N$419 for every half hour of travel. An officer at the Regis-trar of the High Court in Windhoek, Mr Bezuiden-hout said that the cost of applying for rescission of judgment in the High Court has also increased from N$200 to N$5 000.Bezuidenhout said that

the new tariff for such applications, where a judgment was granted on the basis of an unopposed application, had to be in-creased due to rising costs of legal services.Critics of the new tariff structure have pointed out that the legal tariffs make it extremely difficult and costly, if not downright impossible for poorer people to approach the courts, which in turn fa-cilitates the abuse of court procedures to the benefit of the wealthy.The precarious state of affairs within the lower courts was also highlight-ed this month during an incident before the Ma-gistrate’s Court in Swa-kopmund, where a de-fendant in a civil matter

was not called into the courtroom at the start of the hearing, with the re-sult that the plaintiff was able to secure a summary default judgment, without the defendant having an opportunity to bring their side before court. The defendant was left waiting in the corridor, while the default judg-ment was granted in fa-vour of the attorneys.Speaking off the record, a senior magistrate said afterwards that unlike criminal cases, where the accused is given every opportunity and legal aid to defend themselves, the courts cannot protect peo-ple in civil matters, even when there is evidence of unfairness: “Civil law is just not fair,” she said.

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6 NAMIB TIMES 23 SEPTEMBER 2014

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

WlotzkasbakenHoboomsgat

Mile 30

Mile 33Bennie se Rooi Lorrie

Jakkalsputz

HENTIES BAY

Mile 72Where to Fish

Omar

uru R

iver

Mile 8 Wreck

Swakop River

Walvis Bay and Swakopmund Tides

Port Log

The sun will rise in Walvis Bay at 06:50 to-day and sunset will be at 18:58. The moon will rise in the east (88º) at 06:10 and will set in the west (270º) at 18:26. The first high tide will be at 03:10 and the next high tide at 15:20. The first low tide will be at 08:50 and the next low tide at 21:10. The sun will rise in Swakopmund at 06:50 today and sunset will be at 18:58. The moon will rise in the east (88º) at 06:10 and will set in the west (270º) at 18:26. The first high tide will be at 03:05 and the next high tide at 15:15. The first low tide will be at 08:45 and the next low tide at 21:05.

The sun will rise in Walvis Bay at 06:49 Wednesday and sunset will be at 18:59. The moon will rise in the east (92º) at 06:46 and will set in the west (266º) at 19:17. The first high tide will be at 03:35 and the next high tide at 15:45. The first low tide will be at 09:20 and the next low tide at 21:40. The sun will rise in Swakopmund at 06:49 Wednesday and sunset will be at 18:59. The moon will rise in the east (92º) at 06:46 and will set in the west (266º) at 19:17. The first high tide will be at 03:35 and the next high tide at 15:45. The first low tide will be at 09:10 and the next low tide at 21:30.

The sun will rise in Walvis Bay at 06:48 Thursday and sunset will be at 18:59. The moon will rise in the east (96º) at 07:24 and will set in the west (262º) at 20:08.The first high tide will be at 04:05 and the next high tide at 16:15. The first low tide will be at 09:45 and the next low tide at 22:05.The sun will rise in Swakopmund at 06:48 Thursday and sunset will be at 18:59. The moon will rise in the east (96º) at 07:24 and will set in the west (262º) at 20:08.The first high tide will be at 04:00 and the next high tide at 16:10. The first low tide will be at 09:40 and the next low tide at 22:00.

The project is a major component in the Na-mibia Ports Authori-ty’s (Namport) strate-gy of positioning the Port of Walvis Bay as a premier import and export destination for the sub-Saharan region and locals are hopeful that the new port, also known as the Southern Africa Development Community Gateway (SADC) Port, will boost the regional economy and create thousands of much-needed jobs. Namport revealed in July that the SADC Gateway Port could costup to N$30 billion to construct and construc-tion would start already in 2014. Namport CEO Mr Bisey Uirab said at the time that “The North Harbour project is becoming a reality,” noting that the Ports Authority’s other major project, the expansion of the container termi-nal on reclaimed land, is already “a done deal.”The first phase of the SADC Gateway Port in-

volves the construction of a liquid bulk terminal to the north of Kuiseb-mond. Phase One will cost an estimated N$1.6 billion and take around two years to complete. It is understood that central government will finance the construction of the tanker berth and bulk storage facility, as this will help secure the country’s strategic oil reserves.The new port will also accommodate a liquid bulk terminal for the storage of fuel, estimat-ed to cost around N$4 billion. There is already high-level commitment to begin construction of a liquid bulk terminal that will have the ca-pacity to accommodate a large oil tanker berth, Port Engineer Elzevir Gelderbloem explained. The first phase will in-clude the installation of petroleum pipelines and a 75-million litre oil storage depot. Mr Uirab said that with all the ongoing deve-lopments within the oil

North Harbour project to kick off next yearJade McClune

All indications are that the start of con-struction on the North Harbour pro-ject outside Walvis Bay will be brought forward to allow work on the new port to start in 2015, a year before the sche-duled date.

and gas industry it is es-sential that Walvis Bay should be prepared to accommodate future in-dustrial developments.Mr Gelderbloem ex-plained that the new port would be linked to the planned Indus-trial Park behind Dune 7 and would be linked by a 10 - 15km railway line or a conveyor belt. The planned Dune 7 In-dustrial Park has been made available by the Municipality for use by heavy and noxious in-dustries.The planned North Port development will in-clude amongst other fa-cilities, the largest ship and rig repair yard on the west African coast, with the aim of provi-ding comprehensive services to the emerging oil and gas industry.

Namport also aims to construct the largest bulk storage terminal in southern Africa, with a handling-capacity to handle 100 million tonnes of per year. The planned container ter-minal will be able to handle around 2 million TEU’s per year.The north harbour will add an additional 1 330 hectares (13.3km²) to the existing port in-frastructure, with a 10 000 m quay wall and 30 large berths.During phase 1, work will start on a tanker jetty capable of accom-modating two 60 000 tonnes DWT Tankers at a time. Mr /Uirab pre-viously said the tanker jetty would be benefi-cial to the mining indus-try and will enhance the port’s capacity to sup-

ply fuel to local mining operations. A new ship-and rig-repair facility (Marine Repair and Supply Base) will also be a key component of the north harbour pro-ject.The Namibia Petroleum Corporation (Namcor) announced in mid-Ju-ly that the N$4 billion tender for the construc-tion of a bulk fuel stor-age facility that will be able to accommodate at least two 60 000 tonne tankers at a time, was awarded to a joint ven-ture company, including the Roads Contractor Company and China Harbour Construction Engineering Company. The latter was also con-tracted to build the new terminal on reclaimed land to the south of the existing harbour.

An artist impression of the North Harbour project

23 SEPTEMBER 2014 NAMIB TIMES 7 NEWS

As part of the Ministry of Fishing and Marine Resources (MFMR)'s annual consultative meetings with the fishing industry and stakeholders the minister, Bernhard Esau, Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, accompanied by a delegation consisting of 10 senior officials visited Kuiseb Fishing Enterprises (KFE) in Walvis Bay earlier this month.

Emphasis was placed on the “value addition” and job creation of utilising horse mackerel to produce horse mackerel fish soup and smoked products.Having inspected the site, the minister was impressed to see the construction of Southern Africa's, as well as, Namibia's first green cold store project.After his visit at KFE, Esau and his delegation proceeded to visit Cadilu Fishing.

Esau visits Southern Africa's first green cold store

Duneside won 1st prize of N$20 000

Lüderitz Junior Secondary School won 2nd place

Duinesig Combined Schools won 3rd prize for their exhibition stand

Namport Rewards SchoolsNamport awarded two Walvis Bay and Lüderitz –based schools prizes ranging from N$10 000 to N$20 000 at the Namport 20 year's anniversary celebration on Friday.

Namport commended the schools and awarded first place to Duneside High School with a N$20 000 prize, Lüderitz Junior School with a N$15 000 and Duinesig Combined School with N$10 000. Schools will be able to display the prestigious trophy's at their schools for years to come.Namport also held a school competition for aspiring graphic designers to help design a new logo and slogan for Namport's new division – port automation. Namport also awarded their own departments “floating trophies” to move one department to the other. Human resources, technical and security departments within Namport were rewarded floating trophies to display for the year.


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I gave it to a police in-spector and the person can pick it up at the po-

lice station in town. You can contact me on cell: 081 337 3669 if

you require any further information. Talitha

Narraville - the new dumping site?

Helen Christensen Disgusting! U see it all around the reeds in Meer-sig too. People with no respect for themselves, others and Nature.Ashley Skhokho Saban So where is the municipality to clean this

up?Harold Mrmagic Davids NO! You gotta understand the dyna-mics of this all! Some developers (of whom are known to me) use this to acquire land!

They instruct people not living there nearby to dump their rub-bish at these site so they can justi-fy their proposals to council when they offer silly amounts of money to purchase these lands!

The namib times recently received various complaints about Narraville becoming inundated with dumping areas and that attempts to have it cleaned have proved futile so far.

Chippa unleashes Experience count

Kariseb Mudani Wulf Jaja, and than?

Zula Aby-Malawyer Jonez We are waiting dat man...

Venue for launch?

Ivan “Chippa” Nauyoma, a local Kwaito-Funk artist, is well on his way to make a name for himself in the music industry and is about to release his second album “Experience count”.

29 I-pads ‘donated’ to cabinet

Allan Roodt Love how ‘donated’ is in quotes. If we are a leading country in terms of technology then why is our in-ternet services so expensive com-pared to South africa? A 4Mbps ADSL line costs about R200 there and Telecom over here have such dismal customer service

its not worth mentioning.Kariseb Mudani Wulf Why not give it to Namcol students to do research and such to make sure that their grades improve...lotta butt kissing in Namibia! Wie wrri anyway!Izél van Ellewee And these “offi-cials” can’t afford to buy it? Really.

Disgusting!Charlotte Van Zyl Ongoing ‘’TRIAL AND ERROR!”’ (our money) no reason too shine.Ngatupahe Tjiuru TN should join high time.Eris Kashindy Wow just like 5.33cent credtd by mtc.. job-well-done.

Namibia’s telecommunications company MTC donated 29 I-pads to the Namibian Cabinet in Windhoek last week Tuesday. Nangula Mbako, Permanent Secretary in the Office of the Prime Minister, who received the donations on behalf of the Cabinet expressed appreciation and pro-found gratitude to MTC for their partnership with the Cabinet.

Emmarine Lottering Dalk moet hulle die kinders onder kruis ver-hoor plaas, dis al manier hoe die waarheid gaan uitkom.Nadine Correia Who asks for a lift of people you want to run away from? Makes no sense what the children say.Egon Jankowski Aaa tell me if im wrong your innocent untill proven guilty or guilty untill proven innocent. This is

a tragic situation but let us give our legal system a chance to do its job. Personal opinion is if I was tortured like that I wouldn’t run and not ask lift home. I would go to police station after getting my realitives. My parents would demand that they be arrested that night. I can't say that they were tortured like the kids ver-sion I was not there. But I know if I was po-

lice officer and those kids was severly tortured came to my station the culprits would be locked up within the hour.DeWet Mouton If my child came home and told me what was done to him, I would shoot first and ask questions later. If I can’t protect him from evil who will?!Marcellino Caesar Martin They are not right in their head the story can be twisted n

turned for their liking but they have no right to tor-ture kids.Pieter van Niekerk I would like to please re-mind the users of this page that since this is a public platform that your remarks and comments are visible to everyone and that we should try and refrain from using vulgar language even if you try and disguise it. To the lady in question, firstly as a lady and

mother I would not have thought that such lan-guage would cross your lips. I do hope that your child/children not suffer the same verbal abuse at home. Secondly such comments might be construed as slander and I hope for your sake that Advocate Shakespeare Masiza does not pick up on this comment of yours. Thirdly those “ fools, as

you put it might be evil” but they do deserve the right to a fair trial accor-ding to the Namibian Constitution and will re-main innocent until prov-en guilty by the Namib-ian Legislative System and should they be found guilty they will get their due punishment. And lastly, please re-member that when we use the media as our source of information that we should always

They never demanded a ransomThe remaining three Walvis Bay residents, accused of kidnapping and assault, have been released on bail to the amount of N$2 000 each after an 18 day trial for their bail application.

try and read articles ob-jectively and make com-ments objectively using facts once we have both sides of the story.

ID documentfound

I found this ID document & voters card in my street - 11th street in central Walvis Bay near the Old Age Home and Munici-pality.

NAMIB TIMES 923 SEPTEMBER 2014

WALVIS BAY* Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Book Exchange at the Mission to Seafarers. All Welcome.* Every Tuesday: Blood clinic (NAMBTS) at Welwitschia Hospital next to indoor pool.* 22 Sept - 4 Oct.: Walvis Bay Arts & Craft Expo (Daily from 10:00 - 18:00) at the Lagune Restaurant at the Walvis Bay Angling Club.* 27 Sept.: Vrye Pinkstergemeente presents Woman of Integrity at Huis van Brood Narraville.* 27 Sept.: The International University of Management presents Miss IUM Walvis Bay Campus 2014 at Atlantic Hotel 18:00 for 18:30.* 1 Okt.: WalVIS fees 2014 Wynveiling by Walvisbaai Stadsaal om 18:30.* 3-4 Oct.: Die WalVIS fees 2014 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 Arcade from 09:00 - 12:00.* Every Sunday: Sunday Lunches at Rossmund Golf Resort & Lodges.* Bridge: The Swakopmund Bridge club meets every Monday evening at 19:00 at Lions Old Age Home. Contact: Ed Barbour 064-405 604.* Markets at the Last Resort Centre - Last Sunday of every month. They are situated at 5 Libertine Amadhila street, one street up from the Jetty. Markets @ 10:00 - 14:00 (29 June, 3 Aug, 31 Aug, 28 Sept & 2 Nov).* Swakopmund Toastmasters meets every first and third Monday of the month at the Europa Hof Hotel, Bismark Str 39, Swakopmund, Namibia from 19:00 - 20:30. *Shalom Market: Every Saturday 12 kms eastwards outside Swakopmund along the Swakop river.* 23 Sept.: Film: “Monthly Halls and the Kaiser’s Gold” at 19:00 in the Swakopmund Museum. Donations welcome.* 8 - 10 Oct: SICS - Benguela Current Commission Conference.* 9-11 Oct.: SICS - NCCI Business Expo.* December: Festive Entertainment – the award winning ZIP ZAP CIRCUS seen by over 66 000 fans and a Music Concert – watch the Press for details.

ART EXHIBITIONS* Every Saturday: Open Air Arts Exhibition at the Mole next to Tennis courts in Swakopmund. Oil paintings - weather permitting.* Permanent Collection: Woermann Haus Gallery in Bismarck Street. Fine collection of the Swakopmund Arts Association’s “South West Masters’’ and contem-porary Namibian art works. Open Mondays to Saturdays 10:00 to 12:00 and 15:00 to 17:00.* Swakopmund Museum: Open daily, including Sundays 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.* Art Stop Gallery, Swakopmund: Fine collection of Namibian and South African Artists. Gallery hours: 09:00 - 19:00 Monday - Sunday. Shop No. 2 Brauhaus Arcade. * Woermann Haus - Art Gallery: Namibia - Our country - Our people* Permanent collection & selected art on offer till end of February.

The well-known Campbells brothers performed at Sarah se Gat at the Walvis Bay Waterfront on Saturday evening where they had the crowd hanging from their lips performing their latest album 'Fanta en Cola'.

Campbells bring 'Fanta en Cola'Madelaine Laubscher

The brothers Harry (39) and Tony (37) told the namib times that this was approximately their fifth time to visit Walvis Bay, but they have visited the coast on more occasions.“We love coming to Walvis Bay. Every time we return we can actually see how the town is growing and developing. The people were good to us. We will defi-nitely come again,” they said.In no time the place was packed with music fans who quickly filled up the tent on the deck of the Boardwalk buil-

ding. One of the fans said “this was the first time I have seen them per-forming live and I must say they sound just as good live as they do on their albums. I enjoyed the show tremen-dously. Their per-formance was really great,” he said.The musicians were born in Cape Town. Their father taught them to play various musical instruments and provided them with musical inspi-ration at a young age. During 1999 the bro-thers met Kosie van Niekerk, the owner of

Select Music. Kosie asked if they would record material for his record label and they agreed. In 2000 Kosie signed the Campbells as artists with Select music and released their debut album “You're My Mate,” during 2001. The Campbells appealed to both the English and Afrikaans markets and decided to write and produce a few Afri-kaans songs. Their second album “Rooi Rok Bokkie” was an instant hit. They quickly became a household name.Fifteen albums and six

dvd's later, they have es tab l i shed them-selves as South Afri-ca's favourite duo and have sold more than 700 000 cd's and dvd's. Songs like 'Bietjie Bietjie Lam', 'Vat My Vas', 'Burger Dance', 'Sewe Soene', 'Mam-ma Maria', Yvonne, 'Vlinders' and 'Rooi Rok Bokkie' will al-ways be remembered.In 2012 the Campbells celebrated their 12th professional year in the South African recor-ding industry and after seeing out their record

contract with Select Music they started up their own record label - Campbell Records and released the album 'Voet In Die Hoek'.Now firmly in control o f t h e i r m u s i c a l careers the brothers have released their 15th album 'Fanta & Cola'. The album is packed with hits and the songs: “Vlinders” and “Stoutgat” have al-ready reached number one on many radio stations around the country.

ENTERTAINMENT

(Top to bottom) Campbells fans enjoying the show

The Campbells on stage

Cowgirl at the Campbells

LEISURE

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WARNING Don’t allow any Newspaper vendors into your

house or business. A number of them had been caught stealing

cellphones and wallets when entering premises in Walvis Bay and

Swakopmund.

Buy your Newspaper only from vendors on the street

TUESDAY

06:00 Family Feud S1507:00 Raising Hope S407:30 Suits S408:30 The Talk S4 PG PG13 (Repeat)09:30 1 Chance 2 Dance PG11:30 TheGoldbergs S1 PG13L12:00 Family Feud S1513:00 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)14:00 The Good Wife S5 PG13SL15:00 Beauty And The Beast S2 PG13V16:00 Filler TBA17:00 Chicago Pd S118:00 The Middle S5 PG18:30 Family Feud S1519:30 Chicago Pd S1 (Series Ends)20:30 Under The Dome S221:30 Ray Donovan S222:30 Vice S1 23:00 The Knick S100:00 The Smoke S1 16VL01:00 21 & Over 16VNL

TUESDAY

06:00 Dagbreek S307:30 Die Woord Oordenking S807:35 Koowee08:30 Binneland

09:00 Villa Rosa S1009:30 De Kat S410:00 Die Nataniel Tafel S310:30 Glam Guru S711:00 Geloof, Hoop en Liefde S411:30 BVP12:00 Inkopie-uur13:00 Sakefokus14:00 Dagbreek Bestes S314:30 Fiesta S1315:00 Munisipaliteit van Gwarra Gwarra S115:30 Superrugby16:30 Debra Deel S117:00 Koowee17:30 Bravo S418:00 Villa Rosa S1018:30 Binneland19:00 eNuus19:30 Die Nataniel Tafel S320:00 Pandjieswinkel- stories S121:00 Wild en Wragtag S221:30 My Vasteland S1 (Encore)22:00 Dagbreek Bestes S322:30 Villa Rosa S1023:00 Binneland23:30 eNuus00:00 De Kat S400:30 Jan Braai S4

01:00 Munisipaliteit van Gwarra Gwarra S101:30 Moeggeploeg S102:00 Sing Stories S103:00 BVP03:30 Superrugby04:30 Geloof, Hoop en Liefde S405:00 Musiekvideos05:25 Die Woord Oordenking S805:30 Dagbreek S3

WEDNESDAY

06:00 Dagbreek S307:30 Die Woord Oordenking S807:35 Koowee08:30 Binneland09:00 Villa Rosa S1009:30 Fiesta S1310:00 Superrugby11:00 Moeggeploeg S111:30 De Kat S412:00 Inkopie-uur13:00 Pandjieswinkel- stories S114:00 Wild en Wragtag S214:30 My Vasteland S115:00 Debra Deel S1

15:30 Die Nataniel Tafel S316:00 Bravo S416:30 Glam Guru S717:00 Koowee17:30 Geloof, Hoop en Liefde S418:00 Villa Rosa S1018:30 BinnelandS419:00 eNuus19:30 Kwêla S1620:30 Debra Deel S121:00 Robinson Regstreeks S721:30 Sakegesprek met Theo Voster S522:00 Glam Guru S722:30 Villa Rosa S10

23:00 BinnelandS423:30 eNuus00:00 Pandjieswinkel- stories S101:00 Wild en Wragtag S201:30 De Kat S402:00 Die Nataniel Tafel S302:30 My Vasteland S103:00 Nege Maande S204:00 Zoid Afrika S105:00 Musiekvideos05:25 Die Woord Oordenking S805:30 Dagbreek S3

THURSDAY

06:00 Dagbreek S307:30 Die Woord Oordenking S807:35 Koowee08:30 Binneland09:00 Villa Rosa S1009:30 Pandjieswinkel- stories S110:30 Wild en Wragtag S211:00 Debra Deel S111:30 My Vasteland S112:00 Inkopie-uur13:00 Sakefokus14:00 Die Nataniel Tafel S314:30 Kwêla S16

15:30 Robinson

Regstreeks S716:00 Sakegesprek met Theo Voster S516:30 De Kat S4

17:00 Koowee17:30 Munisipaliteit van Gwarra Gwarra S118:00 Villa Rosa S1018:30 Binneland19:00 eNuusep 151719:30 Bravo S420:00 Zoid Afrika S121:00 Nege Maande S222:00 Die Nataniel Tafel S322:30 Villa Rosa S1023:00 BinnelandS423:30 eNuusep 151700:00 Debra Deel S100:30 Sing Stories S101:30 Fiesta S1302:00 De Kat S402:30 Robinson Regstreeks S703:00 Sakegesprek met Theo Voster S503:30 Pandjieswinkel- stories S104:30 Musiekvideos05:25 Die Woord Oordenking S805:30 Dagbreek S3

03:00 So Undercover PG13VL05:00 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)

WEDNESDAY

06:00 Family Feud S15

07:00 TheGoldbergs S1 PG13L07:30 Beauty And The Beast S2 PG13V08:30 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)09:30 Idols: Top 16B S1011:00 The Big Bang Theory S7 13SL11:30 The Middle S5 PG12:00 Family Feud S1513:00 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)14:00 Resurrection S115:00 Murder In The First S116:00 Chicago Pd S1

17:00 The Mentalist S6 13V18:00 Us & Them S1 13SL18:30 Family Feud S15

19:30 The Big Bang Theory S7 13SL20:00 Two And A Half Men S11 13SL20:30 The Mentalist S6 13VS21:30 Extant S1

22:30 Ray Donovan S223:30 House Of Cards (Col) S2 16SNL00:30 The Leftovers S1 01:25 Captain Phillips 16V03:35 One In The Chamber 16V05:00 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)

THURSDAY

06:00 Family Feud S1507:00 The Middle S5 PG07:30 MasterChef South Africa S308:30 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)09:30 Foreverland PG13L

11:30 Us & Them S1 13SL12:00 Family Feud S1512:50 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)13:35 The Mentalist S6 13VS14:25 Suits S415:15 Extant S116:05 The Big Bang Theory S7 13SL16:30 Two And A Half Men S11 13SL17:00 Hawaii Five-O S4 13V18:00 Mike & Molly S4 13SL18:30 Family Feud S1519:30 MasterChef South Africa S320:30 Hawaii Five-O S4 13V21:30 The Smoke S1 16VL

22:30 Under The Dome S223:30 Vice S1 00:00 The Big Wedding 13SNL01:45 Vamps 13VL03:15 Spud 2: The Madness Continues 13SL05:00 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)Tues

09 September 201406:00 Family Feud S1507:00 Raising Hope S407:30 Suits S408:30 The Talk S4 PG PG13 (Repeat)09:30 1 Chance 2 Dance PG

11:30 TheGoldbergs S1 PG13L12:00 Family Feud S1513:00 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)14:00 The Good Wife S5 PG13SL15:00 Beauty And The Beast S2 PG13V16:00 Filler TBA17:00 Chicago Pd S118:00 The Middle S5 PG18:30 Family Feud S1519:30 Chicago Pd S1 (Series Ends)20:30 Under The Dome S221:30 Ray Donovan S222:30 Vice S1 23:00 The Knick S100:00 The Smoke S1 16VL01:00 21 & Over 16VNL03:00 So Undercover PG13VL05:00 The Talk S4 PG


LEISURE

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

WARNING Don’t allow any Newspaper vendors into your

house or business. A number of them had been caught stealing

cellphones and wallets when entering premises in Walvis Bay and

Swakopmund.

Buy your Newspaper only from vendors on the street

TUESDAY

06:00 Family Feud S1507:00 Raising Hope S407:30 Suits S408:30 The Talk S4 PG PG13 (Repeat)09:30 1 Chance 2 Dance PG11:30 TheGoldbergs S1 PG13L12:00 Family Feud S1513:00 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)14:00 The Good Wife S5 PG13SL15:00 Beauty And The Beast S2 PG13V16:00 Filler TBA17:00 Chicago Pd S118:00 The Middle S5 PG18:30 Family Feud S1519:30 Chicago Pd S1 (Series Ends)20:30 Under The Dome S221:30 Ray Donovan S222:30 Vice S1 23:00 The Knick S100:00 The Smoke S1 16VL01:00 21 & Over 16VNL

TUESDAY

06:00 Dagbreek S307:30 Die Woord Oordenking S807:35 Koowee08:30 Binneland

09:00 Villa Rosa S1009:30 De Kat S410:00 Die Nataniel Tafel S310:30 Glam Guru S711:00 Geloof, Hoop en Liefde S411:30 BVP12:00 Inkopie-uur13:00 Sakefokus14:00 Dagbreek Bestes S314:30 Fiesta S1315:00 Munisipaliteit van Gwarra Gwarra S115:30 Superrugby16:30 Debra Deel S117:00 Koowee17:30 Bravo S418:00 Villa Rosa S1018:30 Binneland19:00 eNuus19:30 Die Nataniel Tafel S320:00 Pandjieswinkel- stories S121:00 Wild en Wragtag S221:30 My Vasteland S1 (Encore)22:00 Dagbreek Bestes S322:30 Villa Rosa S1023:00 Binneland23:30 eNuus00:00 De Kat S400:30 Jan Braai S4

01:00 Munisipaliteit van Gwarra Gwarra S101:30 Moeggeploeg S102:00 Sing Stories S103:00 BVP03:30 Superrugby04:30 Geloof, Hoop en Liefde S405:00 Musiekvideos05:25 Die Woord Oordenking S805:30 Dagbreek S3

WEDNESDAY

06:00 Dagbreek S307:30 Die Woord Oordenking S807:35 Koowee08:30 Binneland09:00 Villa Rosa S1009:30 Fiesta S1310:00 Superrugby11:00 Moeggeploeg S111:30 De Kat S412:00 Inkopie-uur13:00 Pandjieswinkel- stories S114:00 Wild en Wragtag S214:30 My Vasteland S115:00 Debra Deel S1

15:30 Die Nataniel Tafel S316:00 Bravo S416:30 Glam Guru S717:00 Koowee17:30 Geloof, Hoop en Liefde S418:00 Villa Rosa S1018:30 BinnelandS419:00 eNuus19:30 Kwêla S1620:30 Debra Deel S121:00 Robinson Regstreeks S721:30 Sakegesprek met Theo Voster S522:00 Glam Guru S722:30 Villa Rosa S10

23:00 BinnelandS423:30 eNuus00:00 Pandjieswinkel- stories S101:00 Wild en Wragtag S201:30 De Kat S402:00 Die Nataniel Tafel S302:30 My Vasteland S103:00 Nege Maande S204:00 Zoid Afrika S105:00 Musiekvideos05:25 Die Woord Oordenking S805:30 Dagbreek S3

THURSDAY

06:00 Dagbreek S307:30 Die Woord Oordenking S807:35 Koowee08:30 Binneland09:00 Villa Rosa S1009:30 Pandjieswinkel- stories S110:30 Wild en Wragtag S211:00 Debra Deel S111:30 My Vasteland S112:00 Inkopie-uur13:00 Sakefokus14:00 Die Nataniel Tafel S314:30 Kwêla S16

15:30 Robinson

Regstreeks S716:00 Sakegesprek met Theo Voster S516:30 De Kat S4

17:00 Koowee17:30 Munisipaliteit van Gwarra Gwarra S118:00 Villa Rosa S1018:30 Binneland19:00 eNuusep 151719:30 Bravo S420:00 Zoid Afrika S121:00 Nege Maande S222:00 Die Nataniel Tafel S322:30 Villa Rosa S1023:00 BinnelandS423:30 eNuusep 151700:00 Debra Deel S100:30 Sing Stories S101:30 Fiesta S1302:00 De Kat S402:30 Robinson Regstreeks S703:00 Sakegesprek met Theo Voster S503:30 Pandjieswinkel- stories S104:30 Musiekvideos05:25 Die Woord Oordenking S805:30 Dagbreek S3

03:00 So Undercover PG13VL05:00 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)

WEDNESDAY

06:00 Family Feud S15

07:00 TheGoldbergs S1 PG13L07:30 Beauty And The Beast S2 PG13V08:30 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)09:30 Idols: Top 16B S1011:00 The Big Bang Theory S7 13SL11:30 The Middle S5 PG12:00 Family Feud S1513:00 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)14:00 Resurrection S115:00 Murder In The First S116:00 Chicago Pd S1

17:00 The Mentalist S6 13V18:00 Us & Them S1 13SL18:30 Family Feud S15

19:30 The Big Bang Theory S7 13SL20:00 Two And A Half Men S11 13SL20:30 The Mentalist S6 13VS21:30 Extant S1

22:30 Ray Donovan S223:30 House Of Cards (Col) S2 16SNL00:30 The Leftovers S1 01:25 Captain Phillips 16V03:35 One In The Chamber 16V05:00 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)

THURSDAY

06:00 Family Feud S1507:00 The Middle S5 PG07:30 MasterChef South Africa S308:30 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)09:30 Foreverland PG13L

11:30 Us & Them S1 13SL12:00 Family Feud S1512:50 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)13:35 The Mentalist S6 13VS14:25 Suits S415:15 Extant S116:05 The Big Bang Theory S7 13SL16:30 Two And A Half Men S11 13SL17:00 Hawaii Five-O S4 13V18:00 Mike & Molly S4 13SL18:30 Family Feud S1519:30 MasterChef South Africa S320:30 Hawaii Five-O S4 13V21:30 The Smoke S1 16VL

22:30 Under The Dome S223:30 Vice S1 00:00 The Big Wedding 13SNL01:45 Vamps 13VL03:15 Spud 2: The Madness Continues 13SL05:00 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)Tues

09 September 201406:00 Family Feud S1507:00 Raising Hope S407:30 Suits S408:30 The Talk S4 PG PG13 (Repeat)09:30 1 Chance 2 Dance PG

11:30 TheGoldbergs S1 PG13L12:00 Family Feud S1513:00 The Talk S4 PG (Repeat)14:00 The Good Wife S5 PG13SL15:00 Beauty And The Beast S2 PG13V16:00 Filler TBA17:00 Chicago Pd S118:00 The Middle S5 PG18:30 Family Feud S1519:30 Chicago Pd S1 (Series Ends)20:30 Under The Dome S221:30 Ray Donovan S222:30 Vice S1 23:00 The Knick S100:00 The Smoke S1 16VL01:00 21 & Over 16VNL03:00 So Undercover PG13VL05:00 The Talk S4 PG

10 NAMIB TIMES 23 SEPTEMBER 2014 23 SEPTEMBER 2014 NAMIB TIMES 11

Website: www.namibtimes.net

MAKING A DIFFERENCE

N$ 50 ENTRANCE

RAFFLE-DRAW AND RECORD BREAKERS SALE

VENUE Seaside Hotel and Spa, Swakopmund

Time: 16:00

Date: Saturday 27 September 2014

Payment accepted at doorSeptember specials to be sold cash

Lorna’s Fashions ClothingIntroduction to Curves

Contact Monja Vermaak 081256 7266Rosy Siemens 081 287 8772

STARFISH TUPPERWARE


23 SEPTEMBER 2014 12 NAMIB TIMES



The pageant was held on Friday, at the Dune-side High School Hall

where junior school learners walked the catwalk to impress

judges and win the title.The top 5 were: Anischa Coetzee (Gr

7), Shakira Borges (Gr 5), Shakira Shanjen-gange (Gr 6), Jesse Ka-

Beauty pageant in aid of cancerPiquet JacobsMiss Duneside 2014 and 1st runner up, Gaironeeza Maclobo and Ashley Hanabes, hosted Miss Junior Duneside 2014 to generate funds for the Cancer Association in honour of Maclobo losing a relative, Almero Gurirab, to cancer.

booi (Gr 6)and Shirley Karamata (Gr 6).They called the sec-ond princess to the stage, dressed in her beautiful red mermaid dress – Shirley Kara-mata, the lady with the most beautiful person-ality and smile. When the 1st Princess’s name was called, the

sleek Anischa Coet-zee in her turquoise evening gown walked on stage whilst the crowd went crazy with all the screaming. But the crown of Miss Junior Duneside went to the very charm-ing Shakira Shanjen-gange, who charmed the audience in her

beautiful soft pink princess dress. During the event a total of N$5 000 was raised, which was thenpresented to the Can-cer Association by Maclobo. The event serves as one of Maclobo’s pro-jects during her reign as Miss Duneside.

To submit your photos, please write to

[email protected] or go to

www.namibtimes.net and sign in to share your

picturesMiss Farmer and Mrs Einbech look on while the donation is handed over to Mrs Hildegard Böttcher (second from left) of the Cancer Association by Miss Duneside 2014, Gaironeeza Maclobo

Winners posing with the judges - Mr Ivan Marshall, Mrs Mary Mouton, Mr Jo Nichol and Mrs Novita Slinger

NAMIB TIMES 13 23 SEPTEMBER 201423 SEPTEMBER 2014 NAMIB TIMES 13


De Duine says farewell in stylePiquet JacobsThe class of 2014 had an emotional farewell, as they said goodbye to their educational haven for the past five years, at a stylish valedictory ceremony on Friday.


GAIRONEEZA MACLOBO

Would like to thank the following sponsors and individuals who have made a contribution towards the success of Miss Duneside Jnr 2014:

* Mrs Sylvia Knowles * Natasha Brown* Sentrum Pharmacy – Mrs Tanja De Santos* ABC Pharmacy – Mrs Tania Jacobs* Mrs Rochelle Freygang * Talitha Isaacs* Crazy Mama – Mrs Debrah Smith * Mrs Cheryl Fortuin* Eagle Upholstery – Mr Ivan Marshall* NS Photography – Miss Novita Slinger* Omar van Reenen & Ms Farmer* Alletta's Sewing Centre – Mrs Yvette Summers* Hair Creation – Miss Cherilee AlcockJudges: * Mr Ivan Marshall *Mrs Mary Mouton* Mr Nichol * Ms Novita Slinger* Master of Ceremony – Mr J Blom* Vernice Plaatje, JR Cupido, Salvadore Mouers

Thankyou

Miss Duneside

Jnr2014

stWinners with judges: from left to right – 1 princess ANISCHA COETZEE, Mr Ivan ndMarshall, Mrs Mary Mouton, Mr Nichol, Miss Novita Slinger, 2 princess SHIRLEY

KARAMATHA. Seated in front , Miss Duneside Junior – SHAKIRA SHANJENGANGE.

CASUAL WEAR (L & R)

MC – Mr Blom

Shakira Shanjengange, Miss Duneside Jnr 2014

MISS PHOTOGENIC – Shakira Borges

EVENING WEAR (L & R)

Miss Duneside Jnr 2014



NOTIFICATION OF INTERNAL VACANCY

POSITION TITLE: Internal Sales

BRANCH : Walvis Bay Office

REPORTING TO: Eike Bolm

KEY COMPETENCIES:

MAIN TASKS

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

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

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

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

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

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

VACANCIES & NOTICES

2014


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

Walvis Bay

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PROPERTY IS WEALTH PROPERTY IS WEALTH PROPERTY IS WEALTH PROPERTY

064-280 600

Meersig – Secure Complex3 bed, 2 bath, Open Plan Kitchen, Lounge, 1 garage, courtyard BBQN$ 985 000.00

Central – Unit2 bed, 1 bath, open plan kitchen, lounge, 1 garage N$ 595 000.00House Central TLC Large Erf2 bed, 1 bath, Kitchen, Lounge, Dining room, Carport - N$ 1 395 000.00

Contact Ruth – 081 240 7350Hettie – 081 270 4333

www.grobbies-estates.com

Large House close to schools and town, 4 bed, 3 bath, kitchen, lounge, dining,Laundry, outside room 3 garagesN$ 2 050 000.00

New Double Storey House Fairway3 bed, 2 bath, Open plan Lounge, Kitchen, Dining, LaundryInd BBQ Double garageN$ 2 150 000.00

FOR SALESOLE & EXCLUSIVE

MANDATE WALVIS BAYLuxurious double storey

3 bed, 2 bath City apartments with

dressing room, garage, balcony lounge,

Sitting room & kitchen.ALMOST SOLD OUT!

from N$ 1 150 000-00Claudia 0811277783

KUISEBMUND NEWLY BUILT 3 BED,

2 BATH,UNITS WITH SINGLE

GARAGE.LARGE ENCLOSED

YARD.A RARE FIND AT N$ 699 000-00.

CLAUDIA 0816051984

NARRAVILLE Sole & Exclusive

Mandate.Brand new

development.Newly Built 3 bed, 2

bath units with lounge,Kitchen, indoor braai &

garage.N$ 865 000-00 each.Claudia 0816051984

WALVIS BAYINDUSTRIAL AREA

PERFECT LOCATION!1302M² PLOT WITH BUSINESS RIGHTSN$ 3 400 000-00

CLAUDIA 0811277783

KUISEBMUNDVACANT PLOTS WITH

BUSINESS RIGHTS430M² @

N$ 550 000-00432M² @

N$ 612 000-00852M² @

N$ 850 000-00Claudia 0816051984

Walvis Bay

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TO LETTown - Flats

Room with shower and toilet, W&L included –

N$2035.00 and upwards1 Bed flat in Hermis for

N$3300.00 W&L includedNewly build 1 bedr flats W&L excl. N$3950.00Newly build 2 Bed flats

W&L excl. N$55001 Bedr flat N$4400.00

no garages2 Bedr duplex, 2 bathr,

garage N$7150.00 W&L excl

2 Bedroom with garage N$6600.00 W&L exl

2 Bedroom with carport N$6600.00 W&L exl

Call Moira 0811476475 Lana Cell 0813501827

064-280600

Walvis Bay

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TO LETIndustrial

Office in town N$3 300.00 water & alarm incl.

Offices in Meersig +-60m² for N$4 855.00

Shop/showroom with office/store rooms Heavy Ind 180m² N$15 940.00,

260m²N$23 530.00 Vat inclWarehouse with offices and yard space, building 760m² yard 600m² N$44 275.00

Big Warehouse near Weighbridge with offices, 1900m² for N$116 900.00

Vat inclPlease call

Moira 0811476475 or Lana at 0813501827 for

appointment to view

064-280600

DAPHNE SWANEPOEL

PROPERTIES SWAKOPMUNDwww.dsprop.com

CENTRAL - PENTHOUSE WITH

BEAUTIFULSEAVIEW!!

4 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,Spacious lounge/dinning

area. Kitchen and 3 garages with

Small room and shower for Domestics.

PRICE N$3,566,000CORNAY 0811280594

ANZELLE 0811284990ILENE - 0811270063

DAPHNE SWANEPOEL


OUTJO/KAMANJABOUTSTANDING GAME

HUNTING LODGE!!7073M2

Completely game fenced with

Electric access gate2,364 different spesies

gamePrice: N$29,000,000

(No Problem to obtain waiver)

DIETER 0853028813DAPHNE 0811299799

FOR SALE:Running Clutch + Brake

repair shop for sale.Contact: 081 127 6666

081 122 5525

TWO FLATS TO RENTOletweni - Secured area:One with 2 bedrooms and

Kitchen, water incl. Prepaid electricity.

N$2700.00p/m deposit required.

The other one’s a bachelors flat with open

plan kitchen.N$2200.00p/m W/L Incl.

Deposit required.Both are tilled and has

ceiling & hot water.Contact: 081 620 2736

TO LET Narraville - Flat: 1 Bedroom flat with

bathroom, open plan kitchen and sitting room.

The flat is situated in Romansreet 36.

Direction: Turn right at the intersection at the

perol station as you come into Narraville. Drive

straight along the railway line and drive in

Romansreet. The flat is behind the house at

Romansreet 36.N$2300.00p/m W/ Incl.

Prepaid electricity. Deposit N$2300.00.

Contact: 081 360 7641

SUNA0812107823

[email protected]

PAM GOLDING PROPERTIES NAMIBIA

PROPERTY TO RENTNAD 13 000.00 4 BED, 2 en suite

bathrooms and 1 full bathroom, Lovely open plan

Kitchen and scullery. Beautiful garden with a car

washbay and 3 GaragesSituated in an upmarket

area in Swakopmund

PAM GOLDING PROPERTIES [email protected] TO RENTCENTRE OF TOWN N$6000.00Spacious flat with a scenic view !!! 2 Beds, 1, 5 Bath, Double GaragesNo Pets*******************SWAKOPMUND N$ 12 000.00Absolute value for money4 Bedroom house next to the oceanWith a flat and 2 Garages*******************FOR SALE N$ 1 070 000.00 SWAKOPMUND2 bedrooms with 2 bathroomsEntertainment area with open plan kitchenIndoor braai and spacious living areaSingle Garage*******************ON SHOW SATERDAY THE 19 SEPT FROM 11HOO TO 15 HOOVOGELSICHT N$2 354 000.00This home with the double garage Is a home that you can lock up and go for the comfortScenic view to the oceanAnd offers you 3 bedroom 2 bathroomLots of space in the open plan living area withA indoor braai

MONDESAFOR SALEN$ 770,000

House with 3 bedrooms and built-in cupboards. Pre-paid electricity. Lounge & kitchen. Full bathroom with shower, bath & toilet. Outside room with own bathroom & own

prepaid meter. Single garage

Johan: 081 1284678064 – 404400É

TO RENT:One x4 bedroom house

with bathroom and kitchen now available to

rent.It is neatly tiled and has a

geyser. It has pre paid electricity installed.

Deposit will be required.N$ 3 000.00 p/m

Contact: 081 360 7641

TE HUURRose Str. No. 4Ocean View:

1 Slaapkamer, oopplan kombuis - sitkamer,

badkamer. Enkel garage. Koopkrag, water ingesluit.

N$4000.00p/mDeposit N$2000.00N$130.00 alarm eie

alarm. Beskikbaar

1 September 2014Kontak Marlene:

081 488 6020

TE HUURMoringa Gardens:

2 Slaapkamer woonstel ten volle gemeubeleerd.

1½ badkamer.Kontak: 081 302 3776

064 463 535

FOR SALE:Town House

3 x bedrooms, lounge, 2x bathrooms, double garage

and a big erf.1250m²

Property is ideal for investment.

N$ 1.48 mill (neg)Call us: 081 218 9526

081 292 7764Email:

[email protected]

HOUSE FOR SALE(Plot and Plan)House in CC:

Big 3 Bedroom, double garage, open plan

Lounge/Kitchen/Scullery.Erf 6204 Ext. 22

690m²Swakopmund, adjacent to

mile 4N$1 680 000.00

Contact: 081 127 6049

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

LOOKING FOR ERVEN/HOUSE TO BUY in Swakopmund. In the following Locations: - Tamariskia - Mondesa - Mahetago - TulinawaFillipus:081 128 1814

DAPHNE SWANEPOEL


TO LET URGENTIN SECURE COMPLEX!!

Fully furnished 2 bedrTownhouse with 2 bathr,Beautiful modern opne-

planKitchen/lounge area with enclosed patio and BBQ

plus double garageSTAVAILABLE 1

OCTOBER 2014Price: N$9,000 per

monthANZELLE 0811284990CORNAY 0811280594ILENE - 0811270063

TE HUUR Myl 4:3 Slaapkamer

“See front” huis.N$9500.00

Kontak: 081 127 6666081 122 5525

TO RENT: NarravilleOne bedroom flat, kitchen

& bathroom.One or two personsN$ 2 900.00 p/m

W/E incl.Available any time.

Meeu Street Narraville.Contact: 081 723 7005

TE HUURSwakopmund:

Gemeubileerde een slaapkamer woonstel vir

2 mense. Water en elektrisiteit ingesluit.

N$5000.00 per maand.Onmiddelik beskikbaar.Skakel: 081 269 6080

081 255 8373

TO RENTTamariskia-Swakopmund:

2 Bedrooms, bathroom with shower, stove & oven. Alarm system.

Automated garage. In a secure ccomplex.N$4600.00p/m

Contact: 081 730 0458

TO LET: Hermis W/Bay

Edelweis Heights1x2 bedroom flats (brand new) with BIC and under

roof parking.Pre paid electricity.

N$ 4 800.00 p/mWater not included.

Please call the owner081 170 0633081 418 8004

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.Contact Ina: 081 250 4694064 203 342


IYANDA COURT ARANDIS

PHASE ONE SOLD OUT!2 BED, 1 BATH HOUSE

WITH OPEN PLANKITCHEN / LIVING

AREA.OUTSIDE BBQ & PARKING AREA.SAFE & SECURE

COMPLEX.N$ 445 000-00

Gogga 0818709950

SWAKOPMUNDBrise Da Mer

SELLING FAST!2 & 3 bed units,134m² - 163m²Starting from

N$ 1 245 000-00GOGGA 081 870 9950

TO RENT: Outside rooms with bathroom.

N$ 1750.00 p/mW/E incl.

N$ 1 000.00 deposit.Contact: 081 402 7738

TO RENT: Flats to rent in Kuisebmond

N$ 2 500.00 p/mW/E incl.

Philipy: 081 268 8098

Te huur: Narraville 2 X Slaapkamer woonstel met sitkamer ,kombuis en

badkamer.Baie ruim en

baie netjies !!!N$ 3750 per maand

Water en ligte ingesluit.Deposit : N$ 1700

Kontak : 081 129 5228

ARANDIS TO LET:One x 4 bedroom house with one bathroom and

Kitchen now available. It is neatly tiled and has a geyser. It has prepaid electricity installed.

N$3000.00 per month. Deposit required.

Contact: 081 360 7641

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.Contact Ina: 081 250 4694064 203 342

TO LETTamariskia - Near

Rössing Foundation:Spacious 1 bedroom flat. Open plan kitchen with

stove and built in cupboards. Equipped with

alarm and interlocked parking bay.

N$3200.00 monthly. W/L Included.

Contact: 081 286 5630

TE HUURWalvis Bay:

Enkel kamer met eie Toilet aan enkel persoon te verhuur. Geen kinders

of diere nie. Geen plek vir Motor. Water en ligte ingesluit. N$1750.00 maandliks, deposito

N$600.00Skakel: 081 351 3225

MTN PROPERTIES ESTATE AGENT

TO LETMAHETAGO

(SWAKOPMUND)Inside room N$1700.00

W/L InclFlat 1bedroom,kitchen

and bathroomN$3190.00 W/ Incl

TULINAWA1bedroom,bathroom

KitchenN$2300.00 W/L Excl1bedroom,bathroom

KitchenN$2500.00 W/L Incl

For single person only

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

LANG STRANDBachelor flat

With GaragethrN$4600.00 W/L Excl

MONDESAInside room N$1900.00

W/L InclFor single person only

Bachelor flat N$2220.00 W/ Incl

JABULANI1bedrooms, bathroom and

kitchenN$2900.00 W/L InclSingle person only

1bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen

N$3000.00 W/L InclSingle person only

All Deposit- RequiredMalakia: 081 297 7253

Email: [email protected]

TO RENT:Spacious 3 bedroom

house, 2 bathrooms (1 en suite), huge tv room, open

plan kitchen / dining room, 1x garage, huge

yard with boundary walls in secure and safe area

near Narraville entrance. Walking distance to schools and shops.N$ 8 000.00 p/m

Water incl.No deposit required.Available 1 October

Contact: 081 410 9888

House to let : Lower level of double storey house in

Rosequartz str, Vineta, Swakopmund with 1.5

bathrooms, 2/3 bedrooms, open plan kitchen, indoor

braai, laundry section, garage. N$ 7,500.00 P.M . Available immediately .

Please contact 081 128 8065 or

081 240 2949

TE HUUR: Narraville1 slaapkamer woonstel te

huur in Narraville.Oopplan kombuis +

badkamer, parkeering, sekuriteits deur

diefwerings.N$ 2 900.00 p/m

Deposito onderhandelbaar.

W/L ingsl.Skakel: 081 327 9800

TO LETWaterfront

3 bedroom Town House double garage

N$ 9,300.

Centre Town

Unfurnished Sea View 2x bedrooms , 2x Bathrooms

FlatN$ 8,000.

Mile 4Furnished Flat- 3

bedrooms ,2 bathrooms and GarageN$ 8,800.00

3x Bedroom flat Double Garage

3x bathroomsN$ 8,800.

Hage Heights-Executive apartment

3 bedrooms,lounge kitchen

Water and Electricity included

N$ 15,000.00

Ocean View-Newly built Town houses3 bedrooms3 bathrooms

lounge kitchen and double garage

N$ 12,000.

Ocean View3 bedroom House

double garageN$ 11,000.00

Newly renovated House3x Bedrooms

Double GarageN$15,000

Furnished Town House3x Bedrooms2x BathroomsGuest Toilet

Single GarageN$10,000.

Unfurnished Spacious Town House3x Bedrooms

Double GarageN$9,500.

Flat- to let2x Bedrooms

N$4,500 (2 people)

OCEAN VIEW - FOR SALE

Newly Build Upmarket Townhouses-FOR SALE

3bedrooms,3 bathrooms,2and half garages,lounge and

kitchenN$ 1,650 000.

NEW DEVELOPMENT MONDESA- TOWN HOUSES FOR SALE

2x bedrooms, 2xbathrooms, Kitchen

Garage & alarm systemStarting from N$ 670,000

Exclusive and Elite Estates

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

Email: eeestates@gmail .com

TO RENT:Newly built 1 bedroom flat to rent in Narraville.Contact: 081 384 7481

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

SERVICESSERVICES SERVICES

SERVICESA 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 Wal ls 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]

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

I buy gold and silver jewellery and coins.

Contact 081 344 3794081 315 9178

KEES SÊ:Ek het ‘n lorry, het jy ‘n

vrag?? Ek ry enige tuinvullis of bourommel

weg.Bel asb: 081 298 5478

KAMO WELDING & FABRICATING CC

WE DO:Security gatesSliding gates

RoofingPainting

Washing lines or braaistand

Or any other metallic work of your choice.

Contact: 081 034 5484

Need it fixed? No job too small.

With sufficient maintenance experience and the essential tools to do any job we offer to you our services for any maintenance / repairs work.Building maintenance.General welding work.Electrical work.Please contact Nantes for a quote Cell 081 319 9145

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.

BAY JOINERY &RENOVATIONSERVICES CC:We offer the following services:- Built-in cupboards, any kind of wood- Wooden gates, electrical with remote control- Manufacture solid wooden furniture to your specifications- Construction of new buildings- E x t e n s i o n a n d renovation of existing dwellings- General Maintenance- Expert tiling, painting, plumbing, roofs and inter-locks / pavers.Call DEREK on 081 252 6095 for quotations or e-mail: [email protected]

LEES DIT!Transport of household

& office furnitureGarden refuse/building

materialCall Harry: 081 295 1269

MASING DESIGN*Building plans

*Municipality approval* 3D renderings

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


mNumber 8, 2nd Road

East Meersig

TRADITIONAL DOCTOR LOVEMORE

BANDA(Since 1972)

He is here in Walvis Bay to help those who have problems & diseases

except HIV.To clean out bad luck,

bring back lost lover, to be liked at work &

promotions. To boost business/customer attraction. Penis

enlargement, libido, periods pains lots of blood

or no blood at all.To win competitions,

revenge, to pass exams, divorce, pregnancy

problems, to be married to a rich person, to protect

body from witches. Is your lover stingy with money?? Do you want your lover to think only

about you??Jealous people never win.

Come and experience wonderful miracles

happening in your life.Dr. Lovebanda needs the

results not the reasons. Sundays on appointment.Contact: 081 043 7612

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

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

COASTAL SECOND HAND

We buy, Sell and Loan cash on your assets.Find us at Mandume

Ndemufayo Str. MondesaSwakopmund.

Cell: 081 258 5780Tel: 064 406 757


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

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!

Roof repairs & Home renovationsBy the Austrian Master builder,No job to small8 year roof repair guarantees 081 638 6300

NITA’S JUMPING CASTLE

Make your child’s party memorable

Jumping Castle for hire in Walvis Bay & Swakopmund

Contact number: 081 122 6571

KEES SÊ:Ek het ‘n lorry, het jy ‘n

vrag?? Ek verwyder enige tuinvullis en bourommelBel asb: 081 298 5478

NOTICES


AUCTIONSSERVICES

SERVICES

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

LOST / FOUND / REWARD OFFERED

LOST / FOUND / REWARD OFFERED

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

HAIR

HAIR

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

ERONGO BRICKWORKS

9” Blocks6” Blocks

4½” BlocksSuper Bricks

Standard BricksRock face

Bricks for the Nation!Cell: 081 616 4455

4429 Langer Heinrich Str

CLASSES

CLASSESBeatAccMath Presents

Back to school 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

Cell: 081 497 2195

email: [email protected]

www.beataccmath.com

Smarter children.Better Namibia

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 3741Professional cleaning for

affordable pricesWe provide cleaning

services in:Carpets, loose rugs

Flats, Houses, Shops, Offices, Factories, Buildings, Carpets, Upholstery cleaning

Call Agents:081 682 0973081 261 0502

Weekly/monthly contracts can be arranged

Asset DisposalAuction

for and on behalf ofNamib Nights Tourism

Marque tents, draping,Mobile toilets, Cottagetents, trailers, dance

floor, dome tent,shower bags, gas

lamps, camp tables& chairs, Lanterns &

Lights, pillows & linen,beds & mattress, 5000lt

& 1000lt water tank,cars, bakkies, SUV’s,

building material, furniture,

much moreViewing on facebook or

on days before the auction

Terms & Conditionsapply

27 September10h00 No130,

6th Street Walvis Bay

[email protected]

064 220 387081 143 4368

BAY AUCTIONEERS

MISSINGDOGREWARDOFFERED

PENNYPleasecall”

081129942908124396550811243503

SANAHBRAZILIANHAIRBOUTIQUECC:Specialsin100%qualityvirginbrazillianhair10inch-N$1350.00.12inch-N$1500.00.14inch-N$1650.00.16inch-N$1850.00.18inch-N$1900.00.20inch-N$2150.00.22inch-N$2250.00.24inch-N$2350.00.26inch-N$2450.00.28inch-N$2800.00.30inch-N$3000.00.CashorLaybye,laybyefortwomonthsFlexi rods available callorvisitusatNamportorcontactuson0812332893

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]

Braaivleis Poeding

Potjiekos Koeke

Speletjies Rommeltafel

BASAAR

GEREFORMEERDE

KERK

SATERDAG

27 SEPTEMBER

2014

VANAF: 8 UUR

PARKEER AREA

OU LITTLE FOOT

NURSERY

NAVRAE LETTIE

0812556213

SATISFACTIONCourier & Mini

Removals

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

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


CLASS A FIRST AID COURSES

29 + 30 September 2014Refreshers 1st October

2014Email for bookings:

[email protected]

My Samsung Tab with black cover was lost/stolen at the Cambels show on Saturday.A reward of will N$1000 be paid to the one that brings it back.

NOTICES

JUSTINEGroot SPECIALS Koop nou vir kersfeesLay - buys accepted.

Boekies kry by DOLPHINS, LAGOON

CHALET RESTAURANT,Kantoor: 206 286

Swakopmunders ek is 3x per maand daar sal

aflewer.SKAKEL HANNAH:

081 124 2151

CARSHyundai Sonata 2Litre

2004 Model. Automatic.Km. 100 full houseN$48 000.00 (neg)

Toyota Corolla 20041.6Litre. Manual. Km 140 full

houseN$49 000.00 (neg)

Contact: 081 258 5780064 406 737


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

Tri axle Skeletal Trailer

N$85000.00 Contact

Thiaan 0811426931

FOR SALE

TO HIRE

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


BELONING / REWARDN$ 500.00

MANS GOUE-KLEURIGE

POLSKETTINGKONTAK:

081 129 4236

OTHER PRODUCTS FOR HIRE:

* Saws*Concrete Mixers

* Generators* Welders* Sanders

and lots moreWe deliver & collect

Contact us atTel: 064-21 5400

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

coastalhirenam.com

CARS

CARS

HOUSEHOLD/FURNITURE

GARDENINGFOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUSFOR SALE

FOR SALE:2013 Toyota Etios x5

N$ 90 000.00Contact: 081 322 2828

CARS FOR SALE:2000 Pajero Exceed 3.5 V6 7 seater. Silver, full history, full house. With

lots of extras. 160 000km. Very good.

N$89 000.00

2013 Toyota Etios 1.5Sedan silver. Full house,

full history. 1 Owner, Toyota factory warranty.

25 000km. Like new. N$119 900.00

Both inland cars.Contact: 081 210 0800

For Sale:2010 Isuzu D-TEQ 2.5

4x4, 90000km'sFull Service Record1 Year Warranty leftOnly ONE Owner

Runner boards, Underbody

N$230 000.00negContact:

0816308133/0816535965

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$ 115 000.00

Kontak: 081 601 7972

FOR SALE:1994 Mitsubishi Pateero

3.0 V6LWB

5 DoorsN$ 40 000.00

Contact: 081 124 8579

For Sale:Toyota Hilux 3.0D-4D

Double Cab4x4 Automatic, White

with Canopy2010 Model172 000KmN$265 000.

Tel 081 127 [email protected]

FOR SALE:Relatively new maniac bumper and plate for 2009 Jeep Wrangler.Price negotiable.George: 081 303 5151081 250 3223

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

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

FOR SALEX-Gear LaviniaN$140 0002012 Model, 81 000km, Smash and greab tint, VPS protection. Very good condition.Cell: 081 331 3205

THIS ‘n THAT

We buy and sell second hand

furniture, new furniture and

household appliances.

Sam Nujoma Town Square Shop 1,

Lapaloma Building.

ELS:081 255 5809

LAWRENCE: 081 324 1285

WANTEDWANTED TO HIRE:Looking for a gambling license to hire with the option to buy.Contact: 081 223 3333

WE BUY GOLD 97 Sam Nujoma Walvisbaai 064220387 / 0811434368

Pawn Shop 97 Sam Nujoma Walvisbaai 064220387 / 0811434368

WANTED: Looking for a small bakkieToyota, Nissan, Mazda or Opel, or any other 1400.Between N$ 40 000.00 and N$ 50 000.00Price negotiable or will make an offer. Walvis BayContact no for further information and ap-pointment: 081 424 0573

Opsoek na verblyf vir 6 persone vanaf 26-29 Desember 2014 (Verkieslik Swakopmund) Waldo 0811247121.


E-MAIL: [email protected] OR [email protected]

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

ACCOMMODATION

Accomodation, Walvis Bay

N$ 115 per bed (3 or 5 beds in room)

N$ 150.00 per bed (2 beds in a room)N$ 345 per room

( per couple, self catering, DSTV)

25 Moses Garoeb Street(street behind police

station)Dstv in all rooms, wifi

and internet access.Contact Stuart:

081 479 6510Rowan: 081 808 3197

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.

VACANCIES

VACANCIES

All-rounder Handyman For work shop and buildingSites, pluming, electrical,Woodwork in swk Needed,Starting Immediate, CV [email protected] or call081 679 16 40. Air con, installer Technician Needed, Swk081 63 86 300 Brick layer Plasterer TilerNeeded in Swk0816791640 Painters neededswk immediate

0816791640

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

To let: Backyard flat available for rent as from

st1 of October 2014 Mahetago Swakopmund. 1 Bedroom, toilet and open plan kitchen with lounge. N$3 500 p/m excluding electricity.A deposit of N$1750 will be required. Contact Nelly at 0812930700.

SITUATIONWANTED

PROPERTIESTO RENT:

JOB WANTED:A 20 year old lady is looking for domestic work, such as washing, cleaning and ironing, in Walvis Bay. No babysitting please. At least Mondays to Fridays. Very hardworking and intelligent. 081 355 8664

JOB WANTED: A 21-year-old lady is looking for work in restaurants, take-a-ways, guesthouses or in hotels. Has food and beverages certificate with level 2. Can start im-mediately in Walvis Bay or Swakopmund.Contact: 081 619 5255

TULINA: I am a 26-year-old lady and is looking for domestic work, cleaning offices in guest houses in Walvis Bay, Lagoon and Meersig. Has experience in housekeeping with grade 12 certificate. Wil-ling to start immediately.Contact: 081 659 8054

MARTHA: I am a 30-year-old lady looking for domestic work or any cleaning work in Walvis Bay. I am very hard-working and reliable.Contact:081 337 7063

MINA: Betroubare, hard-werkende dame is opsoek na huiswerk of kantoor skoon maak werk. Vir 3 dae of hele week inn Wal-visbaai, Dorp, Meersig, Lagoon of Langstrand. Kan enige tyd begin. 081 388 5073/ 081 388 5073



We bid farewell to our Mother, Grandmother and Great-grandmother.

Hubie Raubenheimer

Who passed away on 19 September 2014 in Windhoek.

Her presence in our lives will be missed.

Johan and Anke with AidinRoelof

Klaus and Anita and familyPiet and Eugenie and family

Harald and Babbie and family

A service will take place in the Baptist Church,25 Schwester Frieda St, Vineta, Swakopmund,

that 11.00 on Monday morning 29 of September.


Hiermee wil ons graag die volgende mense en besighede bedank wat dit moontlik gemaak het dat ons aan die Zone 6 Dart Kompionskappe in Zimbabwe kon gaan deelneem het:

- African Drilling - Arno & Carina Human- Ashlee Distribution - Mnr Nel- Scrap Salvage - Cassie Carstens, Werner Weakly, Ettienne Weakley & Buks de Koker- Steamline Signs & Panelbeating - Shaun Britz, Olaf Coetzee & P Celdman- Mnr W Celotto - Mnr C Julie - Me T Loots- Mnr M Lusse - Mnr H Miller - Mev C van Wyk

Sonder jul donasies sou dit nie moontlik gewees het nie.

BEDANKING

The Namibian economy is estimated to have recorded a respectable growth rate of 5.1 per cent during 2013, but the drop in savings has raised eyebrows among close observers of the economy.

Overall inflation for August 2014 slowed to 5.4 percent from 5.6 percent recorded a month earlier.

The annual inflation rate for August 2014 stood at 5.4 percent as compared to 5.6 percent recorded a month earlier. On a monthly basis, the inflation rate increased to 0.3 percent from 0.2 percent in the previous month.The annual decline in inflation was primarily on account of base effects, as well as price declines in a number of food category sub-items, and a decline in the cost of operation of personal transport equipment following fuel price decreases.On a monthly basis, the increase resulted from higher recorded prices in most groups comprising National Consumer Price Index. The all items index for August 2014 stood at 109.4 as compared to 103.8 in August 2013.The food and non-alcoholic beverages category of inflation is a key driver of inflation in Namibia due to the fact that it tends to be fairly volatile, usually above average inflation, and represents a large weight in the overall basket.As of August, the category's annual inflation stood at 8.6 percent, following a 0.3 percent increase on monthly basis. The increase in food prices were recorded in most of the sub-groups except those of oils and fats (2.5 percent), vegetables including potatoes and other tubers (1.3 percent) and fruits (0.8 percent).An additional driver of inflation is the category of Transport, which represents 14.28 percent of the overall basket, and as of August 2014, experienced 7.1 percent increase in prices when compared to the same period of 2013. This increase has been largely driven by increases in the public transportation services.Source: NSA

Notwithstanding a severe drought and sluggish global economic environment, the Namibian economy is estimated to have recorded a respectable growth rate of 5.1 per cent during 2013. This better than expected performance, was attributed to the secondary and tertiary industries that recorded growths of 7.6 per cent and 8.1 per cent, respectively. The secondary industries growth was mainly driven by a booming construction sector on the back of improved activity in the mining and public sectors whereas the tertiary sector growth can be attributed to a strong perfor-mance by the wholesale, motor and retail sector. In the primary sector, agriculture recorded a decline, which resulted in a contraction of the sector by 6.6 per cent. The agricultural sector declined by 27.5 per cent owing to one of the worst droughts in recent memory. However, both the fishing recovered to record 2.5 per cent while the mining sector recorded marginal growth of 0.6 per cent.

Gross National Disposable Income (GNDI) stood at N$140.6 billion in 2013 as compared to N$ 116.9 billion recorded in 2012. The increase in the GNDI can be ascribed to the increase in current transfers that is caused by SACU revenue recording N$ 14.5 billion in 2013. Real per Capita Gross National Income for 2013 recorded a growth of 9.5 per cent compared to 8.6 per cent registered in 2012. Gross Savings only recorded an increase of 5.7 per cent and stood at N$ 22.1 billion during the period under review. The savings recorded for 2013 was lower than the investment that stood at N$ 32.5 billion. The balance of external goods and services deficit widened from N$ 17.6 billion to N$ 22.8 billion. The increase in the deficit is owed to the import of goods and services that increased by 20.7 per cent in 2013 while exports of goods and services only increased by 17.4 per cent.

Source: NSA

Economic trends: trade deficit grows and saving decline

Inflation declines slightly, butfood prices remain volatile

Die publiek word versoek om geen koerantverkopers in

hul sakeondernemings of in hul huise toe te laat nie.

Verskeie verkopers is die afgelope tyd gevang wat hulle

skuldig maak aan diefstal van selfone en beursies.

Koop net by hulle op straat

∙ WAARSKUWINGDon’t allow any Newspaper vendors

into your house or business.A number of them had been caught

stealing cell phones and wallets when entering premises in

Walvis Bay and Swakopmund.Buy your Newspaper only from vendors on the street

·WARNING

24 NAMIB TIMES 23 SEPTEMBER 201424 NAMIB TIMES 23 SEPTEMBER 2014

The prestigious event will also include the 2nd African Open International Tournament. Namibia’s team will be head-ed by AAN president Frank Bockmühl. The AAN will send some of its most promising archers, all

of whom have qualified for the tournament through their re-spective rankings. Among them is Xander Red-dig of Tsumeb who became the first Namibian archer to have ever competed at the Youth Olympic Games which

took place in China last month. Although Reddig didn’t ma-nage to get past the first knock-out phase in China, he gained invaluable experience that will benefit him now and in the years to come. Reddig will be the only Na-

mibian to battle it out in the Recurve division. The other three team members, Beanta Vi-viers, Liezl Schoeman and Elisabeth Taljaard, will com-pete in the Women’s Com-pound division.

According to Stefan, Johnny was the best dressed player on the green that day, see-ing that his clothes were all “handmade”, while Stefan himself was showing “some leg”. Players must remember that to-morrow is “National

Braai Day” and that they should rock up at the club to show their skills at the fire. It’s Mutual and Federal Saturday with indivi-dual Stableford. The wind is expected to be calm and every-body is advised to get their names in as great

prizes are up for grabs. Anton van Rensburg reported that next weekend is the FNB Coastal Open. The course will be closed as from 12:00 next Friday for prepa-rations. They need a volunteer to help with the start-

ing. It is a full day’s work for Saturday and Sunday, helping to see the players start on time, making sure they do not spend too much time in the club and sending them off on their respective rounds. Please contact Anton if you can help.

Namibian Archers to compete in Egypt The Archery Association of Namibia (AAN) is sending four archers to compete in the African Championships in Luxor, Egypt from 10 - 13 October.

Elisabeth Taljaard, who will travel to Egypt with her three team mates

You’re my mate Bernabé Blaauw

Stefan Jacksch and his golf buddy Johnny G were having fun, while working up a bit of a sweat as well, on the Walvis Bay golf course on Saturday.

NDF won their game in comfortable straight sets to remain strong contenders to take the 2014 national league. The army side start-ed at a slow pace with the students leading the first 5 points before experienced blocker, Sylvia Newaya, went to serve and bring the army side back in the game to take the set. Meanwhile, SKW struggled to beat a rejuvenated Unam team which came in the game with nothing to lose after a 3-0 defeat by NDF. The over experienced SKW team took the first set in a fashionable and easy way, while the second set saw Unam breaking the histo-ry of taking a set against SKW, when experienced coach, Kamwi Sezuni, showed his opponent how strong and determined his team is, by introducing Nomsa Gabela and Muku-ka (cookie) Chishimba. Both players came in with good blocks, which stopped the experienced attackers of SKW. Mukuka came in with fine spikes which en-couraged the SKW coach to introduce his exper-ienced player, Elina Viejo, who stopped the students from celebrating the first set they took from SKW. In the third and fourth set, SKW showed why they are champions as the log lea-ders showed no mercy and defeated the students who

lost steam to win the game 3-1. The SKW coach expressed his satisfaction with his team, but said it was not convincing as his ladies were over-confident in their match against Unam. He said they will go back and work on their mistakes. On the other hand, the students' coach was overwhelmed with the way his ladies played and hoped that they will still be confident and motivated to play in the next games. In the Men’s league, the games were played in Walvis Bay. In the first game of the day, Khomas Nampol Volleyball Coub (KNVC) played against the Navy. The first set was easily won by KNVC 25:11 and it seemed as if the run-ner-up in the log standing would have an easy walk over to win the game. However, the Navy put all their energy in winning the next set as KNVC strug-gled to find a way to block the spikes of the Navy lefthander, Sakeus Nashi-kuku. The Navy player who was on the “diagonal position” performed very well in the reception of the services from KNVC. They eventually won the set 25:17. This woke up the KNVC side, who then dou-bled their effort and used their best player, Rehabeam Hengari to win both sets.

NDF remains force in volleyball NDF defeat students as SKW strugglesThe Namibia Defense Volleyball (NDF) Club remained a force to beat in the Bank Wind-hoek National Volleyball league after beating the University of Namibia (Unam) Volleyball team in the ladies league last weekend.

The national player could not be stopped with his spikes from the net and from the second line. Hen-gari is an extraordinary player, who can be the playmaker, but also moti-vate his team to play their best.The second game of KNVC versus Eleven Warriors Volleyball Club (EWVC) was no challenge for KNVC as they won the game in straight sets 3:0.In another encounter,

EWVC also had a tough time against the Navy as the former did not give EWVC a chance to win a set. R Ngozu from EWVC who normally plays as a setter, played an outside attacker in the second and third set, which gave the Navy a lot of problems. However, he got tired at the end of the sets and the Navy team won the game 3:0. Below are the full results and log standing:

Ladies LeagueWindhoek NDF vs UNAM 3 0SKW vs POLY 3 0NDF vs POLY 3 0SKW vs UNAM 3 1 Ladies Points 1 NDF 30 30 62 SKW 27 27 23 KNVC 21 22 74 RVC 18 21 165 DTS 8 10 156 Polytec 6 6 217 Unam 3 6 308 ONVC 1 2 27

Men’s LeagueWalvis Bay NAVY vs EWVC 3 0KNVC vs NAVY 3 1EWVC vs KNVC 0 3 Men Points 1 NDF A 24 18 32 KNVC 21 18 33 UNAM 11 16 164 EWVC 11 14 245 DTS 7 10 146 NAVY 7 12 197 NDF B 3 3 12 sp

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