SULTSSHOC

Education department sets up committee to investigate high fa'ilure rate

BY DAVID LUSH

mE LONG-AWAITED Standard Eight exam results are out but

a shock is in store for the majority of candidates - only an estimated
one in every nine pupils passed.
The Department ofNationalJ:!du- The bad shoWing is unlikely to be
cation is to set up a special commit- much'comfort to those Standard Eight
tee to investigate the poorresults, but pupils who protested at the delay in
according to a department spokes- the release of results.
person, it appears pupils' ''unsatis- Hundreds of students marched on
factory command" of English - inde- the education department's headquar-
pendent Namibia's official language ters in Windhoek on Thursday 'and
- was the major cause for the wides- handed in a petition to Mr Burger '
cale failures. ' demanding the results be released
_ • Of the 9 111 studeJ1.ts to sit for the . immediately.
exams, only 1 7fIJ passed. One major concern was that there
To pass Standard Eight, pupils must would be no space left in schools for
succeed in at least two languages, those pupils having to resit the year.
one of which must be an official National Education officials said
language. munerous computer breakdowns were
"Almost without exception our responsible for the delay, though
candidates offer English as one of sources revealed that administrative
Itiirir languages, and those who fail blunders also conttibuted to the de-
the subject also fail the standard," lay. • .' .,
Aid the spokesperson. The' education officials also said
, "Now, with Fnglishnamed in Article the cases of re-sit students would be
3 of the draft constitution as the dealt with "sympathetically".
official language of an indpendent The Standard Eight results will be
Namibia, English assumes an even . available from individual schools -
greater impot;tance in education." National Education will be sending
As a result, Secretary of National the results out today - or else candi-
Education, Dr Louis Burger, had dates can telephone the , following
appointed an "ad hoc committee" to Wuidhoekmunbers: 293478,293217,
look at both long and short-tenn ways 293440 or 293464.
to improve the standard of English in Pupils can also call in person at the
Namibi!1's schools, said the spokes- Rentmeester Building in Windhoek's FLYINGIDGH; Constituent Assembly chairperson Hage Geingob with Namibia's new flag which
person. Jan Jonker Street. was unveiled on Friday for the firSt time. It has broad blue, red and green diagonal stripes, with thin
white stripes in between, and a yellow sun againsUhe blue in the top left-hand corner. See story inside.

KOEVOET 'G-R ENADE

MAIMS CHILD
STAFF REPORTERS
FOUR people were wounded on Sunday night after two grenades
were thrown into their shack at Oshakati, including a seven-year-
JAILED ANC leader Nelson Mandela wiD be invited to Namibia's
old girl who was critically injured.
independence celebrations on March 21 if he is freed in time.
This emerged on Friday as the Constituent Assembly wrapped Three suspects - all former mem-
up the debate on the country's independence constitution, bers of Koevoet and 101 Battalion-
approved a flag and heard the news of the historic developments were immediately taken into custody
in South Africa. ' . by police.
Applause .erupted in the House when Assembly .chairperson Anex-Koevoetteamleader, Tetuli
Hage Geingob read out South African State President F.W. de Kamati, and a former Kocvoet in-
structor, Geminy David, were the
K1erk's statement. announcing the unbanning of the African
main targets of the attackers.
National Congress arid other opposition organisations and the
An eyewitness told The Namibian
proposed release of Mr Mandela. that she heard two big bangs in the
Asked afterwards if the world's most fainous prisoner would be early hburs of Sunday. The explo-
invited to Namibia's independence celebrations, Mr Geingob sions were so shattering that she
told The Namibian: "Obviously••.ifhe is freed in' time." thought the whole place had gone.
, This was confirmed by shadow Foreign Affairs Minister Theo- , AnM26 grenade hit the side of the
Ben Gurirab. Mr Gurirab ,also indicated that Mr de Klerk shack, blowing holes in the corru-
would be invited. gated iron wall. ;.
Meanwhile, United Nations Secretary-General Dr Javier Perez It was the bomb's shrapnel which
wounded the girl and her grandmother.
de Cuellar announced last week that he would fly to Namibia for
A second. bomb, a phosporous one,
iiidependence day, arriving in Windhoek on March 20. landed agamst a side door.
The UN operation in Namibia has been one of the world body's The occupants, Kamati and David,
largest in decades. escaped with minor injuries.
,and David looked haggard and shaken.
A police raid on the suspeCts' home
in Amunkambya where the attack
took place, found twoAK-47s, three
9mm pistols, two hand grenades and
an unspecified quantity of ammuni-
tion.
Police also confiscated two bak-
kies which were allegedly used in
transporting personnel, arms and
,ammunition to Unita bases along the
horder.
Last Thursday, Kamati and David
walked into The Namibian's Oshakati
office to publicly disassociate them-
selves from reports that ex-Koevoet
and. 101 members have joined Unita
' rebels. Kamati' s statement in
Oshivambo was published by The
Namibian on Friday.
The two were mobbed yesterday
by about 20 Koevoet and 101 Battal-
ion ''men who gathered outside .the
Oshakati police station after the ar-
resfoftheir three colleagues. Kamati
Kamati had a shrapnel wound on his
right ann. David suffered some bums
on his back.
They told us they feared for their
future. "We would certainly not go
back to our home tonight. We need
police protection," they ·told The
Namibian.
But even the police constable who
was taking their statemerit explained
how threatened he felt by the former
soldiers.
They told The Namibian's report-
ers that ex-Koevoet and 101 Battal-,
ion soldiers were not totally disanned.
"Every one of them has apistol," said
Kamati. According to one police
officer "Amunkambya was one big
arsenal". But he admitted that the
police could do nothing at the mo-
ment.
He said "only a major operation
would clear the place", and that
according to him that required the
authorisation of police headquarters
in Windhoek.
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2 Monday February 5 1990 THE NAMIBIAN

I took the right·

YOUR DAlLY GUIDE TO EVENTS WORLD-WIDE
decision • De Klerk
HE HAD made the right decisions in his parliamentary speech on Friday and he was serious in his otTer

Attack on of "a new deal" to the peoples of South Mrica, South Mrican State President F.W. de Klerk said last
night. Interviewed on SABC-TV, Mr de Klerk said in answer to a question about the wide coverage his
speech has received: ''I am thankful for the wide coverage. People should realise that we are serious to
make a new deal. .

Israel is leaves "I expected this reaction, but the

crux of the matter is that the deci-
sions were taken in the interest of the
country. With regard to the restric-
us. U
He said the government would
maintain strict law and order. What
had happened was purely "a shift in
in Europe, and in Mozambique the
stan~e had changed dramatically.
There was economic disaster (in
some neighbouring countries).

eight dead tion of still some certain organisa-

EIGHT Israelis were killed and 17 people wounded on Sunday
when masked assailants opened fire on a tourist bus on its way to
Cairo, a presidential spokesperson said in Cairo.
Mohammed Abdel Moneim told
Reuters the injured, including one
Egyptian, were immediately rushed
to hospital and survivors had said the
attackers spoke in a non-Egyptian
accent.
HOspital sowces earlier said Egyp-
tUulborderguardsaccompanyingthe
bus, heading to Carro from Rafah in
the Israeli-occupied Gaza strip, were
t among the dead. . added.
Sunday' sattick - the most seriou~ "
ClIl Israelis in Egypt since 1985 -
IOCmed certain to cast a shadow over
efforts to arrange direct Israeli-Pal-
OItinian peace talks in Cairo.
. "But what went through my mind
East Agency (Mena), said the assail-
ants were'two men who Spoke innon-
Egyptian accents.
The statement said the attackers
were in a white Peugeot car which
forced the bus to a halt. . be in a cul de sac will mean our end.
They opened fire on the passen-
gers with machine-guns. One hurled
four grenades, two of which exploded.
The assailants fled, the statement
The attack, immediately condemned
by Israeli prime minister yitzhak
Shamir as a murderous sign of rani-
pant hatred for Israel, seemed certain
to complicate current efforts to ar-
tions, violence will be checked on
and not allowed in this country."
Mr de Klerk said his speech on
Friday was based on decisions by the
entire cabinet and was a "team ef-
fort".
.were the weighty matters and the
certainty of haying to end violence
and get this 'country to bloom again.
"We should give new thoughts to a
new approach and accept the risk. To
In our country there 'is no situation
without risk, and if we do nottake the
risk it could develop into an 80-year-
. long war which could slowly destroy
Unita denies
Mavinga's fall
emphasis". Two parallel things were
happening: the continuation of or-
derly government and the process of
creating a climate in which·all could
participate in peaceful negotiation.
Asked whether South Africa was
riot going the same way Rhodesia
(now Zimbabwe) went, he said one
should look back in history.
"Many mistakes were made there.
We should not repeat these, because
too long atime was taken for a deci-
sion.
"Existing rights in South Africa
can be settled in a just manner. But if
we drag our heels we will run into a
situation in which everything will
die."
On the unbanning of the
SACP and PAC, Mr de Klerk said
these organisations couid no longer
hide and claim they were being ostra-
cised. Dramatic events mid happened
'1'm not afraid to debate with them.
They' are Qot wrongly affected by
what is happening in South Africa.
and if they continue with this !hey
remain enemies of peace."
He said the NP had said before the
election it would handle legitimate
hurdles when it came to them IIIId
would discuss those that were Jea-
,sonable and unreasonable.
"I am prepared to discuss any
problems but do not want to get in-
volved in a majority support for
change."
Asked what he saw .as the new
future for South Africa, the State
President said he had trust in the
future.
mc, ~'One big fact crystallises: there is
a big reservoir of good hope - espe-
cially from the youth of this country
- in the future. I am sure it will 80
well in the future." - Sapa

"It is a . very sad and shocking

incident and not (of an) Egyptian .
. ~," Abdel-Moneim said. "Police
forces are screening the area to find
range Israeli-Palestinian peace talks
in Cairo.
It was the most serious assault on
ANGOLAN government forces
bombed the rebel stronghold of
ANC should_.
Israelis:in Egypt since 1985 when a Mavingaon Sunday,killingand
the· attackers," he added.
An interior ministry statement,
carried by Egypt's National Middle
der.mged Egyptian soldier killed seven
Israeli tourists onRas Burka be ach in
Sinai.
wounding many people but
failiQg to capture the town, rebel
sources said.
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, ''This criminal action will not be .
. enough to dislodge Unita from
Mavinga," a statement issued ini..isbon
violence, says F.W.
by Unita said. IF organisations such as the ANC continued to advocate violence,
Unita said many people were killed
12 Bismarck the world would turn against them, the South African State President
and wounded, but gave no details.
Street The fate of the town, in south-east Mr F.W. de Klerk, said last night.
Angola, remains unclear. He said in an interview withSABC dispensation would be put to the vote
r 8/9 roomed radio news that the initiatives an- first.
The Cuban-backed Angolan gov-
Superior old ernment says its forces captured nounced in his speech at the opening He said the risks accompanyins
. colonial Mavinga last Fri4ay night. But liDita of parliament had removed these the new intiaitves had to be accepted
residence ideal says.they were halted several kilom- organisations' grounds for using because South Africa' s situation did
etres away. violence. not offer any solutions without risb.
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Unita' s main backer, the United
He said he had "great understand-
ing for fears'" that might arise as a
-Klerk said Rhodesia had waited too
long before embarking on construc-
V~ry spacious with double States, has said the fierce fighting result of his speech, "because re- tive negotiation. South Africa had to
amenities, beautiful pool ' phone 31323 for around Mavinga was wrecking dip- newal always brought uncertainty". avoid making the same mistake.
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old war in the former Portuguese the assurance that any changes in the negotiation did not mean surrender.-
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NAMIBIA for sale? This signboard, one of many scattered across the north, was pictured at Ondangua.
CONSTITUTION
WILL BE ADOPTED
ON FR-I DAY
NAMIBIA'S Constituent Assembly finished debating and amending
~ the draft independence constitution on Friday and is set to approve
it by the necessary two-thirds msYority this ,Friday.
Meanwhile, the document has been
referred to lawyers and a specially-
-wointed all-party conunittee, who
will incorporate agreed changes and
pnerally polish up the document.
The CA is then due to meet briefly
OIl Tuesday at lOam for a final look
at the document. "Then it will be
printed and adopted unanimously on
Friday," CA chaiIperson Hage Gein-
JOb said. ' "I think this is a victory for democ-
However, it is unlikely that the
constitution will be adopted unani-
mously as hoped.
Mr Kosie Preto.r ius of Action
Christian National has already indi-
cated that his party will abstain from
voting, while the Federal Conven-
tion of Namibia have instructed their
delegate, Mr Mburumba Kerina: to
totally reject the constitution.
The item which sparked contro-
versy on Thursday and involved at
least five hours of debate - proce-
dures for the amendment of the
constitution - was swiftly resolved
on Friday morning.
DTA chairperson Dirk Mudge said
his party had agreed to accept the
proposal for amendment as it stood
in the draft. ' DTA, supported by National Patri-
Despite having some problems with
STRAY SHELL INJURES
10 IN THE NORTH
TEN people were injUred on Thursday after a stray shell landed in
a kraal in the Oshali-Oshindombe area on the Namibian border
with Angola.
Four people, .including two chil-
dren - a one-year-old boy and an
eight-year-old girl - wer~ treated at
Oshakatihospital on Thursday night.
Hospital sources said the victims had
chest, arm and leg wounds~
The shell was fired from the Ango-
lan side where heavy fighting is re-
ported between Fapla and Unita reb-
els. At the same time, 10 armed men
in Unita uniforms entered the nearby
hamlet of Ongenga, but local people
appear to l1ave foiled their mission.
They retreated across the border,
empty-handed. '
Cross-border attacks and rob~r­
ies have considerably increased in
, ~~pt, ",~c;l~s, :P9~.e{ te,sid~~s ,h ave
.,
;~I
the clause, Mr Mudge said one rea-
son they had-decided to drop their
reservatiOns was the spirit in which
deliberations had taken place.
"I cannot let the opportunity go by
without bringjng to the notice of the - president is able to mminate six peq>le
Namibian people that in this House a
party which could have been easily
outvoted was allowed about five hours
to state its case," the DTA man said.
racy."
The disputed clause sets out that
the president may call a referendum
to approve by a two-thirds majority
changes to the constitution if an
amendment fails to get a two-thirds
vote in both houses of parliament.
, The DTA had not wanted the mat-
ter left to the discretion of the presi- also rejected~
dent, and suggested that the National
Assembly must as1chini, by means of
a two-thirds vote, to call a referen-
' dum.
This was vehemently opposed by
Swapo, who said it denied the people
a say in how the constitution should
be altered in cases of deadlock.
Despite getting this issue out of the jobs would add to the taxpayers'
way quickly on Friday morning, the
otic Front leader Moses Katjiuongua,
reported murders, stock theft and
other acts of violence, apparently
conunitted by armed men operating
across the common border. But this
is the first incident in which N amibi-
ans have sustained injuries from a
shell fired from the other side.
Swapol on Saturday set up a bor-
der post at Omungwelume. The po-
lice say they have stepped up patrols
in the area.
A spokesperson for Untag in
Windhoek on Friday confmned ~t
fighting was taking place : ',~ the
Angolan side. He said Malaysian
troops at Beacon 16 have heard .the
sound of artillery and exchange of
fire.
THE NAMIBIAN
just as speedily got its teeth into
,another issue.
"Brother Barnes", u' the DTA's
Barney B~esis sometimesrefeired
to by Swapo members, said the DTA
did not support the concept of the
president being able to nominate
cabinet ministers or deputy minis-
ters. In terms of the constitution the
to top governmental positions.
In addition, Swapo wshed the idea
that deputy ministers need not be
elected from the House, but could be
nominated.
Mr Bames said the DTA already
regarded the six nominees as It com-
promise and were not prepared to
make further concessions on the
matter. A compromise proposal by
the Federal Convention ofNamibia's
Mr Kerina that the number of nomi-
nees be increased from six to 10 Was
Mr Katjiuongua argued that the
appointing of people not elected would
be like "opening Pandora's box".
Swapo's shadow Information
Minister Hidipo Hanrutenya was quick
to point out that those arguing that
nominating six or 10 people from '
outside the Assembly to ministerial
burden and were the very same people
who had proposed a second house.
"There is a contradiction some-
where,here," he remarked dryly.
Mr Hamutenya then proposed that
deputy ministers should be allowed
to be elected from one of bOth houses,
a suggestion which was accepted by
everyone.
A SECTION of the meeting at Omungwelume which was addressed by shadow Home Affairs Minister
Hiflkepuilye P9haIl1ba and Namibia'
- .. " , . \
s Police Commissioner General Piet Fouche on. Saturday. ,
"
Reh ? bothers
.protest .
d raft constitution
SIMMERING discontent among sections or the population at
Rehoboth over Namibia's draft independence constitution could
spill over into a protest today.
Baster and FCN leader Kaptein
.Hans Diergaardt said last night that
there were "rumours :that the people
are going to have a demonstration" at
Rehoboth.
He maintained, however, that he
was not involved with planning the
prote st.
At the same time, Kaptein Dier-
gaardt confirmed that he was not
happy with sections of the draft
constitution, particularly as far as
regional government is concerned.
"I won't say I'm unhappy, but 1
feel very strongly that regional gov-
ernments and their functions are not
clearly defined," he told The Namib-
ian in a telephonic interview.
The FCN man dismissed rumours
that there was a rift between the
Federal Convention of Namibia's
delegate in the Constituent Assem-
bly, Mr Mburumba Kerina, and the
rest of the FCN leadership.
Kaptein Diergaardt added that he
Public must help
'PeC)ple's Police'
BY·MOcKS SHIVUTE, NAMPA
ALL former members of the People's Liberation Army ..fNamibia
(Plan) who received police training in ~xile will be integrated in tile
South West Mrican Police (Swapol) structure, shadow Minister el
Home Affairs, Uifikepunye Pohamba, said at Oluno yesterday.
Speaking to members of the public
an4 Swapol from the Ondangua area,
Mr Pohamba said he and Commis-
sioner of Police General Piet Fouc~e
had realised there were not enough
policemen in the troubled northern
area: , Mr Pohamba also stressed the need
This had resulted in a j oint deci-
sion too integrate Plan members into
the existing structures.
Mr Pohamba and his entourage
visited Outapi, Ruacana, Oka1on~o,
Omungwelume, Okongo; Omun-
daungilo, Engela, Ohangwena and
finally Oluno over the weekend. At
all places he addressed joint meet-
ings of Swapol and the public on the
same issues.
He told the gatherings that the
police force would fall under the
Ministry of Home Affairs. That was
why he was travelling with General
Fouche to address the iSSUf; of a po-
lice force.
The shadow minister said he had
also ' asked Administrator-General
Monday Febnay 5 1980 3
thought Mr Kerina was capable of
adequately representing the FCN' •
views.
As far as the legal letter sent to ~
Kerina last week instructing him to
totally reject the constitution wu
concerned, Kaptein Diergaardt said
he had been unaware of it. •
"I was asked by some FCN
members:.. that we ask Professor
Kerina not to vote for it. 1 was not
aware that they had asked an attorney ·
to send the letter. 1 thought it would
simply go on the FCN letterhead," he
explained;
The hasty legal letter to Mr Kerina
created the impression at the time
that nonnal communication between
him and Kaptein Diergaardt, Mr
Patrick Limbo and Mr Kephas·
Conradie had broken down.
In the past, Kaptein Diergaardthas
t1ireatened to declare UOI i f Reho-
both was not given adequate self-
governing powers and functions.
Louis Pienaar to remove all Casspirs
from Swapol.
This had been approved and showed
'~good co-operation between the in-
coming.government and the outgo-
ing administration". .
for reconciliation, and urged the pIblic
not to throw stones at the police or
call them names like 'niakakunyas'
or •sell-outs'.
"From now on they sh:luld be called
the People's Police because they are
going to serve your interest and not
that of the illegal regime ,of Preto-
rra."
Mr Pohamba appealed for co-op- .
eration between the police and the
public. The shadow minister also gave
the assurance that the police were not
going ~o be dismissed from the force.
'Those presently in Swapol are all
sons and daughters of this country ,"
he added, saying that members of the
South African Police had been .sent
back to the Republic.
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4 Monday February 5 1910 THE NAMIBIAN

I OWN CORRESPONDENT I While Unita's main target is food storage places targetting the grain bins. Any stonp
place for grain or com was singled
out for burning by the rebels," For-

900 000 ANGOLANS

CLOSE on a n1ill.ion people in the
southern regions of Angola are exist-
. ing in a life-or~death situation. For
several months, 900 000 people in
the four southern provinces of Huila,
Namibe, Cunene and Cuanda Cu-
bango have been suffering a famine
and are in acute danger.
According to a spokesperson of
. FACE FAMINE
the governmental emergency organ-
isation .UTAE in Luanda, the total
number of people affected is close to
two million.
A group of European journalists
visited the famine-ravaged Huila
province and met a large number of
peasants who were badly in need of
maize, the staple die4 of the region, , do Nascemento told The Namibian
lince September last year. Most of . that besides the urgent need for
the inhabitants have been surviving
OIl roots, leaves and wild fruit, and
are painfully thin. The exact numbeJ;
of people who have st~ed to death
i. not known.
The famine has been exacerbated
\ .
decades in this once fertile region. In
past years, Huila province has in fact
supplied other regions of Angola with
maize and cattle.
The commissioner of Huila prov-
ince, a senior member of the MPLA-
Labour Party central committee and
former Angolan prime minister Lopo
maize and dried fish to feed the
population, there was a second prob-
lem of equal urgency.
, '
au
since they were eaten months ago.'
. Nascimento urgently appealed to the
member countries of the European '
ConUmmity to provide aiIplanes to
import seeds from Zimbabwe. Vil-
lagers need the seeds within two weeks
or the entire harvest would be lost.
The first Europeanrelief organisa-
tion which responded to the initial
Angolan government appeal for food
in November was the West German
NGO "German Agro Action". It
distnbuted2 OOOtonnes of maize and
dried fish in the municipality of
Chiange (Huila province) which has
a population of 80 000.
OOOtonnes are nee4ed forthenext six
months.
Dr Steven Forster, direCtor of an
Evangelical mission hospital at Ca-
luquembe in the norI:bem part of Hui1a
told the foreignjoumalists at ameet-
ing in Lubango that due to Unita
rebel activities, the situation in the
two nmnicipalities of Caluquembe
and Caconda is even more desPerate.
''In September, October and No-
vember, riot a day went by that Unita
did not destroy and bum a village,
ster said.
Unita'stactichasbeentomakethe
local population suffer as much u
possible in order to place pressure OIl
the government, the medical doctor
said.
The food situation in the two
municipalities, which are populated
by more thanhalf a million peoplo, is
a catastrophe.
Forster said people who came to
the hospital asking for food ''hardly
have the energy to put one foot in
front of the other".
''They just staDd at the front door
for half an hour without moving or
talking. They don't even have the
strength to say why they have come,"
he said.
The hospital has provided a daily
meal for more than 300 people a day
since the beginning of December Jut
year.
Forster expects the hospital's food
supplies to be exhausted within days.

r
by an almost complete absence of

, something which had not occurred in

Al\hough the first rains of this
nin during last year's wet season, , year's wet season began in January,
,t here were no crop seeds ~vailable
But the vast majority of people in
the affected areas continue to suffer
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DBARSIR
. PROPOSALS ON A CONS11TU110N FOR THE REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA
Congratulations on having had the strength and conviction to do away with the Sections.
concerning Detention without Trial. We are aware of the deep wounds which such legislation
under South African rule has caused in the past. The deletion from the constitution thereof,
does, however, not mC!Ul that these laws cannot be introduced in the future, even though it
wOuld be necessary for the legislature to satisfy itself that the Government will be prepared
to subject itself to the same limitations as are presently set out in article 11.
CHAPTER 7:
judges from office. Weare of the opinion that the same safeguard for the appointment and
removal of an Audito~ General, as set out in article 125, should apply to judges. One only has
to look at what happened in the Republic of South Africa with the appointment of Judges, to
see what effect it can have on the administration of justice and interpretation of laws. We
should therefore leam from mistakes which have been made by others and not repeat them
ourselves. '
It is suggested that judges too be appointed and removed by the President on the
recommendation of the Judicial Service Commission and with the approval of the National
Assembly. Were this suggestion to be accepted there would be public debate concerning
appointments and removals in which members of the pubJic could be involved. '
The powers and functions of the Attorney General are, we submit, too wide and should be
reviewed.

In terms of Article 4S the members of the National Assembly are the representatives of all
the people of Namibia. In terms of article 48 such members shall cease to be members of the
National Assembly if the political party which had nominated them decides ~o expel such
members from that political party. In our submission, article 48 contradicts article 45 and we
suggest that a duly elected member of the Nati.o nal Assembly remains a member of the
National Assembly until such time as he is removed by the electorate, alternatively, by other
procedures made provision for in the Constitution, for example, in the case of dishonesty.
The legislature is appointed with a view to passing laws, which have been debated within
the National Assembly and which therefore should portray the will of the people. It is therefore
unacceptable to us that a President should be entitled to withhold signature of a proposed law
as is presently made provision for. In our opinion this would constitute undue interference in
the affairs of the legislature and everything possible should be done to remedy the situation
by not granting to the President such all-eOl?ompassing powers. . the Commanding-General of the Defence Force.
This section as also the section referring 10 the appoint of judges by the President on the rec-
ommendation of the Judicial Service Commission blurs the division between the Executive,
Legislative and the Judiciary. Were these provisions to be left as they are, we foresee serious
contli~ts arising from this. Furthermore, the National Assembly should not be dissolved and
CHAPTER 10:
The appointment of an ombudsman is welcome. The powers of the Ombudsman, we
however submit, have not been clearly defined. Here again we have learned from experience
than an Ombudsman without power is not worth appointing.
CHAPTER 14:
The Inspector-General of the Police shall have the power in terms of the Constitution to
make suitable .a ppointments to the police force, and also to discipline the police force and to
ensure its efficient administration. A person with such powers should not be appointed and/
or removed by the President alone, as is also the case with the appointment and removal of
, CHAPTER 15:
The fact that income from Namibians will be used for-the benefit of all Namibians and not

. its life should not be subject to the whim of the President.

The Constituent Assembly, it is submitted, should decide whether it wishes to have a clea,r
\
cut separation between the various powers, ie. the Executive, Legislative and Judicative, and
if it does not want this separation,it should notpretend otherwise ..In terms of Article .62, the
o01y for the ethnic gro~p to which they belong is to be welcomed, and it is recommended that
a Government as soon as it is elected, should make sure that monies presently being expended
for the benefit ~f certain ethnic groups only, be stopped.
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National Assembly is the principle legislative authority and shall have the power to
promulgate and repeal laws. This authority, it is submitted, should not be tampered with.
A,s has been stated above, it is to usunacceptable for the President to interfere with the affairs
of the Legislature. In the event of any Namibian being of the opinion that a law propo~ed to
be passed by the Legislature is in contlict with the Constitution, it should be the right of any
Namibian to have a Court of Law pronounce upon its validity. This should not be the function
of the President.
As it 'is presently stated, this whole Chapter and therefore the powers of the Legislature, are
subject to the will of the Presient and serious consideration should be given to amending this
Chapter.
CHAPTER 17:
We understand that article 127 has' been amended and we favour su~h an ame~<hnent.
We have in principle, no obj~ction to the appointment of a stroug President; and we
maintain that the powers given to the P,esident within the Constitution make him a-powerful
person. It is, howeveJ', unwise, we Submit, togrant virtually unfettered powers to the
President. No one person is so perfect as to be able to exercise such powers in the interests
of all Namibians without being influenced by personal interest and convictions. In fact, the
Constituent Assembly by conferring such powers on a future President, are expecting
supethuman qualities from that person.

CHAPTER 9: Yours faithfully

We have already aired our views on the appointment of judges and wish to repeat our P.F.KOEP "
criticisms of the' draft Constitution insofar 'as it rdates to the appointment and removal, of CHAIRMAN on behalf of the E xecutive of NPP 435.

NANSO national co-ordinator Paul Kalenga (second from right) pictured at the Opuwo ..n~.t""~.,.n
singing the Swapo national anthem with fellow students. The'conference was attended by pupils from
, the 10c81 secondary school.
Opuwo conference:
I workers were sacked, on Friday by '. the third strike over pay at the com-
-FOR NANSO::t,
n'~~', r. N e.wrbudget is' a
THE StRUGG£E' head'ache 'for ',
q .
WILL CONTINUE finance departDlent
THE PROGRESS made by the Namibia National Students Organisation (Nanso) was illustrated by the
conference it held in the far western region ofKaokoland at Opuwo last weekend. In the past, Nanso's
growth has been hampered by the colonial authorities. Despite this the organisation made headway and
established itself as the country's leading student organisation.
But, for Nanso, the dawn' of inde- < . ' And it was now up'to Narum stu- I Turning to education, Mr Kalenga
pendence and the birth of a new
nation do not mean the' end to the
struggle for a better education.
The former president ofNan so and
now the organisation's national co-
ordinatOT,. ~, :raw , ~enga, told
students at Opuwo that the fact that
Swapo was assuming power did not
mean 1he end of1he students' struggle.
He said Nanso was proud ofhav- . right of people to participate in their
ing contributed mpa,Qingfully to the
struggle for national independence.
The 9rganisation, he, said, was
formed to fight for the interests of the not mean a certain group of people
students.
Nanso's struggle was to bring about
change and to end ignorance, dis-
eases and private ownership, Mr
Kalenga continued,
It was because of colonial tactics
that Swapo did not get a two-thirds
majority in the November elections.
And for this reason, sweeping changes
could not be affected in the educa-
tional system, he told the students.
"Reactionary political parties rep-
resented in the Constituent Assem-
bly are blocking changes and are
busy promoting the status quo," Mr
Kalenga emphasized.
''If you want genWne change, make
sure that you mobilise people behind
Swapo in the next electicDs," he urged.
He ~dded that school authorities
which had victimised Nanso in the
past were still in charge. "Students
are still not taken into account when
decisions are taken," he said, calling
on students to organise and strengthen
Nanso structures.
"It is only through a strong and
organised student movement that we
can pressurise the government for
changes in the educational system," .
Mr Kalenga emphasised. 'The man-
ner of our struggle will necessarily
not be the same as in the past."
There would be a Swapo-domi-
nated government "eager" to listen
to our demands, he continued, "The
government will allow us to operate
freely at schools."
' are abusing the policy of national'
dents to devise strategies as to how
they wanted to involve themselves at
schools. ' sory education, the government's
Democracy, Mr Kalenga said, could
only be realis~d if all the sections of
the N~l?ian populati,pn ~,ere ~o
participate equally in matters affect-
ing them.
"For N ansq, democra,?y means the
affairs.
"Democracy should not ~e,ap. tl).~" , , ; ,~alenga90nchided.·
continuation of exploitation. ~ show,d
deciding on the fate of others and
principals expelling students at their
discretion," Mr Kalenga explained.
N anso' s position on national rec-
onciliation, he'said, was that it could
notbereal while the majority lived in
abject poverty. "National reconcili-
ation should mean the struggle to
have equal opportunities and access
to the riches of the country."
It was the task of the students to
challenge these evils, but he warned
that "without effective structures"
this may just be a dream.
He called on students to tum their
schools into areas of struggle to ensure
that all interested parties in educa~
tion were involved in decision-mak-
ing.
All undemocratic and unelected
structures at schools, like parents'
committees and prefect councils
should be replaced by democrati-
cally elected organs, Mr Kalenga said.
If a demt?Cratically elected mem-
' ber of a school committee did not act
in the interest of the students, they
should be recalled and replaced with
someone who listened, he added.
On a question about the future of
"reactionary" student groupings such
as Nacos, he replied that they would
not be suppressed by the govern-
ment. He felt the future of these
organisations would primarily ,de-
pend on their agendas and the calibre
of their leadership and whether they . able to seriously start looking into the
stood the test of time.
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THE NAMIBIAN Monday February 5 1990 5
RECONCILIATION? NOT
AT SWAKOP'S G&S
ELECTRONICS FIRM
' EMPLOYERS are abusing Swapo's hand offriendsirip and continue
to use ruthless measures against disgruntled workers, says union
. official Mr Ernest Lichtenstrasser.
And one such case was the sacking R 1,65 anhour instead of the standard
of 15 workers at a Swakopmund rate for skilled labour of more than
electronics firm, said Mr Lichten- R9 an hour, said Mr Lichtenstrasser.
strasser, legal officer of the Metal Meanwhile, the unskilled workers
and Allied Namibian Workers Union were being paid between 90 cents
(Manwu). and Rl,15 an hour.
"Before the elections employers Because ' the electricians had no
were not quite sure what the future official trade papers, their increase
would be,", said Mr Lichtenstrasser. demand was lowered to R5 an,hour,
"But with this policy of national said the union official.
reconciliationandthetalkofamixed Negotiations started on Tuesday
economy, the employers think they and management said they would
have the rightto carry onas they used consider the demands, but on Friday
to; they have the same attitude as the workers were dismissed, said Mr
they did three years ago. Lichtenstrasser. .
"They are not informing them- 'The management yvete extremely
selves what a mixed economy and. harsh and didn'twantto consider any
national reconciliation is about. They increase, although the firm has a lot
of-work," he said. 'They said they
' reconciliation," said the Mlinwu of- ' would consider closing down the
ficiat ' .. business ratberthan give'more' wages."
. He reported that the 15 Swak<¥JlllDd' , Mr Lichtenstrasser said this was
G&S Electrical 'Contractors after pany since November.
'•.. ',_ ~trikin'
. ,,, g }~t:.~
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wage ~creas~:
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,': ,-,;", ,G & S management were..,not,avail-
. !~ .Fiv~ 6rthe.;~oIkers weteskiijed ~~ .ableforcoIIJll1entatthetimeof.g oing
~ ..: electricians but werei only Oeing paidf~ "~tQ ·press. cf $ : •
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THE coming of independence in just over two months' time has
created a situation whereby the Department of Finance finds itself
in the awkward position of having to draw up a budget for a
government that is not yet in power.
At the moment it is not clear how change.
thC!.present administration'will avoid The 16 ministries created in the
, said while a Swapo govemment would drafting a budget that the incoming shadow cabinet of the incoming
be committed to free and compul- government might later not want. government differ in many respects
The incoming Minister of Finance, from the present government struc-
'resources were limited. Dr Otto Herrigel, suggested that the ture. Dr Herrigel said the new budget
"We' cannot expect the govern- problem could be avoided if fu.e would have to take these struC?tural
3l\~nt tOJ~rovide free and compulsory AdminiStrator-General tabled an _changes into account but it is not
education, lXx:ause all resources are interim budget 'instead of the full ' known whether this is in fact being
s@ !n, p.flvate. ~~s. ,, :W~, paY,t< ,t'?, J):u,~g~t: ., •. ' ',' ~.. ~'" ,.j .~_. " done. .
carry on the struggle, for *ese re- However, Mr Gerhard Roux, a ""'Mt" Rou:X:"~fth;rAG;soffice said
sou~ces to be owned by the people SQ. .' sp~ke~rson for ~e Adnpnistrat?r- ~ work of ~\Ving lIP the new budget
as ,'~o. ensure free education,'; r'
Mr
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,General, yesterday said as far as .he .' wl!S proceediJ?g asusilal, and that it
. ' , ~~w' 'there wen~ no plaris for an
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would prob-ablY,be presehtedin late
" *.~e Opuwo students, who are iriterlm budget. " .' . :May. " " "
stilln~wintheNanSofold, were keen The new government will proba- He sai41h<: responsibilities of the
to ask questions on current political bly have completely different fund- present adlninistration would end on
events ~d expressed concern about ing priorities from the present one, March 20 and the budget w~~d be
a wide range of topics. (See more but in additiorithe whole structure of • tll.bled by , the new Minister :of Fi-
reports in tomorrow's edition). ' government departPlents is1ikely to " Dance:- -
.
No problems with finance~ but where
will the other ministers work?
OFFICE accommodation will have to be found for the 16 ministers but the building only became ready for
occupation two weeks ago.
and deputy ministers in shadow of the new government which isdue
Large amounts of office space are
to take office at independence. ' also expected to become available as
At the moment it is not known where been completed. part of the rationalisation that will fol-
all these ministers will be housed but a One of the questions it will have to low the .abolition of second-tier gov-
committee made up,ofmembers of the consider is whether it' will Centralise ernments.
incoming government is reportedly ministerial offices in one building such Construction is currently also being
looking into the matter. as the Tintenpalast, for example. carried out on a site close to Windhoek
, There have ' been unconfirmed re- It will have to weigh the benefits of Hoerskool which it is ' believed will
. ports that some officials named to posts easy presidential access to the minis- house the Department of National In-
as permanent secretaries after inde- ." ters against the possible disadvantages telligeQce. This ,department was previ-
pendence have already occupied 'of- of isolating the ministers from their ously housed ,in the old Berg Hotel
fices in government offices. departments. which has now been converted into the
" This includes Ndali Kamati, named Oile department that should have no South African Interests Office and it
as permanent secretary in the new de- problems is the Department of Finance will probably later become that coun-
partment of Home Affairs, who is be- try's embassy.
which has just had a large brand-new
The related problem of South West
lieved to have moved into an office at building completed as part of the sec-
the Windhoek police station. ond phase of the Oude Voorpost proj- Africa House has still not been solved
The Secretary of Civic Affairs and ect. and it is not known whether this will
Manpower, Mr Sakkie van der Merwe. The new building will be known as become the residence of the new presi-
confirmed that the incoming govern- the Fiscus Building and it has the ca- de'~t. .
ment had set up a committee to look pacity to house the whole-department. In the meantime Mr Nujoma is be-
into the problem of offices for the new The modern and attractively de- lieved to have purchased a house close
ministers. signed building will also.re-unite previ- to the Avis Dam at the eastern end of
He said the committee had only been ously dispersed sections of the depart- Klein Windhoek but it is not clear
ment. Planning for the Fiscus building whether he intends this to be his perma-
problem now that the constitution had started as far back as five or six years nent residence.
 BOTSWANA TO"::SET 'u p' SHOP DANNYi i:~<""
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GABORONE· The government;ofBotswana intends to establish a resident mission in Namibia when

the country beco.melj indepenli,tlnt, accordingto a press releasefrom the Botswana Miiiistry"of'EXtei rlat
GETS NEW ~ I'o:r. .~ "~ " ;+; ' ~';'t"
Affairs. The ~otsw~a ~~s " Agency (Bopa) 'has 'already 'purchased properties.. in Namibia foo,
residential, and offi.c~ ,accQmmQdation.• Sapa \::", , ,I , . : , '" ,; L ,i~'h ( i'\ ~ , ,'/ KIDN·,EY ,· , '·
( .;;. , .....j ! ~.~~" :J'~l J ...~ CAPETOWN .'~WAPb'§ sh-;'do~'
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Danny Tjongarero reC'eived a·new
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":" n kidney from th,e ,~~m.~! ~~por..'w)l~\

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supplied a new heart for a young
southern Cape ' stuClent, Miss
Mariana van Rensburl:.·
("'f. -l A spokesperson'fol1-Groote Schuur:

General Offfc~~:Cle~k ·
, . ' ''.' ',\ l' "," " " • ,~' ,~ 't:'):~~ ~:::~:'k.,~: ~'i,J ; ,
hospital in C~ Town:said on l'\iday"
the two operations were performed'
last Sunday night after a suitable ·
donor ha~ be.c9m~~~~ble. . " .j
No further details of the donor are
available, but bQtb patients'ai'e're;. ~
covering wei!. . ..: 0 .. ' • " , _,

Mr Tjongarero Will probably stay'

We seek {:{~~GeneFal:·,:()ffi,ce Clark·'

• _ ~ .f'''' I (.~:<;"'~ .tf.'~ ."I:o~ i '~f. f-" ~ ': ',,:" ..\. ' ~'.,,): " • ~ / . -·.~~:i
in hospital fot the neXt"tMee weeks. '

wi th ",Stdw9~ . o,r matri<feducation GROOTFONTEIN~· LOCALtp()lice are still sem:chlnltlJrthe i,

for "clothi~g factory at:· 1\randi~n:.
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"1 • J ,,~,~ A •I :". . .. ':
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awai.ting trial priso'llers1 wh'cf escaped froID ,the 'police :cells atthe'
Grootfontein magistrate!'s 'court last Wednesday. 1 J' t· .~",. y.l.,:
Inspector Rotha tol.d The Namibian from Grootfontein last night that the men
,', "J,'" were still on the run. . . ,', .-
The policeman said infonn~ti~n they had received on the'possible where,..
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abouts of a nunt,ger. of tI;l~ esca~s had led to no~g. ,. ;. "', ': "
No ,exp~~ience: re'q uired ,~S '-:,_~.'~" , , ~, I.
The men broke out when they sawed through the bars of die cell door and
made their getaway at 2am. ".,.. .' ~ ..c" ~ c,,,'
Indications were saw. blades bad been smuggled to the prison~~s through a
'training will,:,b:e ~given. window adjoining the,yard of .the court building. . _ ,'.
They were being held in connection with several cases,ofho.u,~~re~,
stock theft and car-theft. None of the men are ' dangerous, he added.

Please write to P.O. B()x 318, Arap-d.is Swedish"aid for Namibia"

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STOCKHOLM· Southscan, a bulletin on southern African affairs,'
reports that it will maintain its high level of,,bilateral aid to
countries in this ~egion, including future aid to Namibia.

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According to the report, Namibia will become a new partner in Sweden's
development cooperation at independence.
"The first allocation (for Namibia) is worth nearly £1Om, about £2m more

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' than Swap o was given in humanitarian aid in the current ,b udget/' the report

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COUNCIL OF CHURCHES IN NAIlIB..
REPATRIATION
RESETTLEMENT'
states. ....
Bilateral development 'co0Peration'is administered by 'Sida, the Swedish
International Development Authority.
SADCC member· states (including Namibia) have been allocated nearly
£18Om in bilateral development cooperation in the 1990-91 budget. In
addition, SADCC countries will share about £25m for regional development
projects.
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• RECONSTRUCTION ,
• •• EMOTION RUNS HIGH
! T O ALL UNIN/NIPA !
AS FLAG, IS REVEALED
: GRADUATE· MAGISTRATES : THERE were emotional scenes in the Constituent Assembly on

•• All the qualified magistrates in Namibia are urgently requested to furnish their •
addr~sses
•
Friday when Namibia's new flag was unveiled for the first time.
Members clapped, and then spontaneously joined in singing Nkosi Sikele
i' Afrika - God Bless Africa.
• present to the following persons: ,. ChaiIperson of the sub-committee on national symbols Hidipo Hamutenya

•
•• •• later described the flag as "most striking". He said be felt the blending together
of colours would be "extremely meaningful to the majority of our people".
Mr Hamutenya explained that the blue represented the Atlantic Ocean and
•• •• Namibia's marine reSOUICes, as well as rain and the country's clear blue skies.
''The white stripes are the symbols of the peace and unity of our people ... while

•I •I the red represents the heroism of our people in the long struggle to achieve
independence and build a future that is full of opportunity for all our people,"
he said.
•• •• The green represented Namibia's vegetation and agricultural reSOUICes, and
the gold sun symbolised life and energy "and hope for the future",

•• •• Mr Hamutenya also announced a temporary passport for Namibia, which is '

green with a gold map of the country embossed on the front cover.
He renewed the invitation to the public to send in designs for a coat of anns,
•• ••
and to come forward with the words and music for Namibia's national anthem.

TSOABIS·LEOPARD
NATURE PARK
Game ranger/farmer required to caretake the
Tsaobis Leopard Nature Reserve for 3 months
(June, July, August 1990).
It should be noted that this request should be treated by each qualified magistrate
with the urgency it deserves. There is no need to come in in person. You' one can
A sound knowledge and love for animalS is a
write or 'phone any of the aforesaid officers and give the following:
prerequisite, catering for guests not essential.
1. Your name For further information phone: Mrs Bruce,
2. Your address i.e. postal address or telephone number, if any/or both. Karibib 062252 - 1304 after 18hOO or D

. ALL ARE EXPECTED TO BE DONE BY 15 FEBRUARY 1990, LATEST.

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Mathews, Tel.·061-37970.
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896010321 Mpinge J (11) 896012907 Tj ik usrere N (t4)
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896005607 Hilotoka S (26) 896009869 Amwjela S W (23)
896008159 HEN GAR I R (5) 896007039 Kaulinge T 'II (36) 896012656 Ndjavera (25)
896010060 Hawdunge L K (15)
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896012670 QUBEKA G (11) 896007357 Nd i fikepo F N (34) 896012784 Timoteus M (19)
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896011 693 MWMJGALA R ~,1 (41) NAALDWERK ' + KLEDING SG ,896006051 GARIS::B H (8) 896010057 HANDJABA N N (36)
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19«110568 NfINDA H N (29)
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19«109982 BMYULA A (38)
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19«11086' SIMON F S (44)
19«110810 SHlPIKI 1 M (52)
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19«110754 SHIMPANDA P I (40)
89«110702 SIDKONOONNK (49)
89«110650 SIOOWIlDHA P I (49)
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196011909 NIILONOHAPK (45)
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196011699 lAKOB R (630
196011646 lNDOMBO L (41)
196011570 III'HBTB H (51)
196011509 IILBKAA (49)
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196011885 SHBYANALBMM (45)
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196012057 UUTONI L .(45)
196012045 SHIMPULU A L ('3)
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196012000 MUI'OTASN. ('9)
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196011897 KOOKAY1 B N (55)
196012941 SHIIMIL N 1 (46)
896011842 SHAPOPlTU (680
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896011573 IITHBTB K (42)
896011557 nTA H (39)
896011469 HASHBBLAA (52)
896011786 NBPBMBB B (44)
896011817 SHAANIKA'r (37)
8960il734 KAFULA L N (68)
896008309 SHIIMBI H (43)
896008251 SHAANlKAIA (37)
896008420 SHlVLO A P (46)
196008194 MUNJCllNDIBO (40)
896008122 INOO PN (52)
896007699 AMUKWAYAI (33)
896012071 vn.:HO E (41)
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896011837 NEWAKAL (44)
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896007911 AMONLO B (48)
896007847 AMBAMBI P S (46)
896007900 AMUPEMBEAA (40)
896007973 ASINO S (36)
896007975 BAULBTH L (40)
896007831 AMAKALIM P (43)
896010099 NANYANGA M N (62)
896010056 NANGOLO T M (43)
896010050 NANOOLOBT (44)
896010265 NOHIHALWASK (55)
89601OS85 KAPUKULUV (48)
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896008464 BNKALA W (50)
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89«109694 HlALULWAA (34)
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896008984 HANGO K (50)
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896010380 UUOWANOAMNH (53)
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89«109803 IIMBONDI AM (53)
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89«109820 MUHONOO S MI ' (38)
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896010172 lASONHP (54)
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896010399 KAUuH (53)
896010189 NBPANDO T (43)
896010333 KADHIKAK (46)
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896007833 AMAKUlSE S (40)
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896007828 AMAOULO H (43)
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896010046 INDONOO A (59)
896011342 UNOOVEHB P (53)
896010878 SHlNDAADHlIN (58)
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896008548 OIDEONAK (49)
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896011405 UUNONAPK (51)
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896009816 lINDONBO 1 (45)
89«109889 . lIPINOE A N (52)
8~770 HAlPlNOE E (39)
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896009939 MWATUKANOI! S S N (54)
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896009987 IITBMBUIPS (54)
896010841 NAMBALAFN (47)
1196010798 SHIKONOO L N (42)
89601000 IITEMBU TN N (39)
SENTRUM NOMMER: 1051
896013749 AMBOLLEH 270S( ) 2714( ) 5146(
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5146(36) 2792( )
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5146(30) 6214(30)
896013385 HOAEB 1M 3692(34) 5509(19)
896013380 KHOBSEB 1 3692() 3749(51)
5509(41) 5146(21) . SENTRUM NOMMER: 1038
896013601 NAKASHONAW 3692(32) 3749(09)
5146(30) 6214(23)
896013602 KAMATI W 1 3692(41) 3749(36)
5146(45) 6214(37)
896013604 RBDDICT R F 3~92(4O) 3749(34)
5146(78) 3398(70)
896013607 BAUER A K 3692 (58) 3749 (29)
5146(550 3398(47)
896013610 BNOBLBRBCHT WOP 3692(36)
3749(330 5146(60) 3398(40)
896013616 DBRBCKK K P 3575(50) 3692(44)
3749(48) 5146(61)
896013618 PARTBNBACH H 0 3575(59)
3692(50) 3749(48) 5146(67)
896013620 KARABO B 3575(41) 36.92(21)
3749(43) 5146(55)
896013630 SHIPANOA 0 357'(57) 3692(30)
3749(34) 5146(40)
896013815 LOOTS 11 3398(28 3692(20)
896013625 DB BRUDNE H -1 1 3575.38)
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SENTRUM NOMMER: 1097
896013656 BBKKBR M P 3692()
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896013661 DE vn.uBRS S A 3692(36)
3749(60) 5146(42) 4003(41)
896013655 MOLLER 1 4003(16)
896013653 SAMBI S 0 3692(37) 3749(81)
5146(65) 3398(53)
SENTRUM NOMMER: 2005
896013313 ALMACIN C 0 3692( ) 3749(
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5146( ) 3511( ) • 896013375 BRUYNS A A 4567(17) 3059(12)
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896013349 OOABAB 1 B 3575(26) 3749(28) 3413( ) 3860(24)
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5509(44) 5146(43) 896013544 KAURIMU1E B 3755(14) 3653(26)
896013255 ORUHNR 5470(29) 5152(29) .4567(17)
896013356 RUNSCHLOSS K H 3575(60) 3749( 896013406 KILIAN C 5152(37)
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896013361 HBNNINO H K 3749(54) 5146(75) 896013556 MAHAEREO S T 3755(25)
4933(35) 3611( ) 5152(21) 4567( )
896013256 HlLDEBRANDIP 3749() 5146() 896013559 MENOES 0 5152(51) 4567(32)
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896013260 HUSSBLMANN E 1 3398(29) 896013563 MOOTU A 3755(25) 51'2(37)
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896013378 LOUW A 3692(47) 3749(23) 5146( 3653(61)
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896013271 MOTHS R B 5470 (37)
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896013400 MULLER W 3611(46) 3575(74) REKEN1NGKUNDE SG
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896013274 MUMBALA B 6241( ) SENTRUM NOMMER: 1011
896013404 MUUKUA T T 3692(13) 3749( ) 896009006 COBTZBB C .. (2)
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896013676 PHORIMME 3652()
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896009201 BEZUIDENHOUT kT (23) 5143() 2648() 896013479 HANOERO B 3689() 5506() 5143 4570(3~)
SENTRUM NOMMER; 1020 8960092S4 VANWYKA (17) ! 89(001922 HUlSEB A 3689() 3746( ) 5si>6( ) 896013151 MUASHEKELEIN 5IS5(21) 2675( )
896013724 NGHATANGA F 3689() 3746( ) 5143() ' ,
896009327 VERMAAK J J .(15) , , 5143() 53SO( ) , 2693(18)
. -'96013818 FROESE H D (64) 896009385 POOISHO M (30) 896013732 NOHEDE J H 3689( ) 3746( ) 5506() 8!l6OI1!488 IYAMB<;l P , SI43() 896013160 SlEG ·BK 4723() .
' 896010498MAHELA T (30) 896009490 SMITH B'B (27) , 5143() 8960 13495 JANUARlE N L 3689( ) 3746( ) 5350( 896013174 VAN RHYN W A. S155()
896010614MASAKA J S (17) 896009567 Cl:.OETEIM "{46) . : ( ) 5143(28) ' . . 896013180 VIUOEN H'J 5206(18) 3737(11)
896013744 NGHlUEUlEKUA E N 2702()
896011280SlMUSHI L M (26) 89f)009611 COWAN A (40) , . 896013426 JONICF F S 7903( p689() 3746() 896013184 WE1:LSEJ ~T()()~570
, 2711(41) 7903() 5143(92) ~ 5143(13)' . . ",..' ",
"-'896011479 MUTAUFE S (18 896012880 POKOLO T K 2702() 5143() 2648 896013197 WILliAMS'" 5 r5S()S206()
8~944 NAUSA F (29) SENTRuM NOMMER:2001 :, 896013223 KAPU~ENE W 3572(34) 3689( ) 896013529 Hl'UMBODI S N SI55() 3737( -)
896013722 SHILONOO H 2702() 2711(13)
' 896010508 MAINOA C (23) ' 3746( ) 5143(45) 5206(20) 5242( ) ,- "
5143( ) 2648()
896011243 MUlTUMWAML (38) 896007671 SHAI\NlKA E F E (29) ' 896013481 KA TIONDOROZU D 3689( )5506( ) 896013540 KATJERUNOU 1 K 5155(23) 3737()
( 89(;011358 MUMBONE A (19) 896009333 SCHRODER C C (30) , .'5143(17) . " . /. , 5206(32) 524i( ) ' ";.' ·C·
, , SENTRUM NOMMER: 1080 RUNDU
896013227' KATJlNAANI EF ·374,6( ) 5146( ) 896013407 ,"KRUOER H}V 5242() 7243(86)
SENTRUM NOMMER; 1028 SENTRUM NOMMER: 2003 896013675 ASEB F 3689(80) 3746( ) 5506(56) - 51"3(37) 3572(21) 896013045 HUSSELMAN H J 5155() 36S6( )
5143(58) 896013432 KAUMUSEB M 5143() 3737() 4570(61) .e
896004871 HAROBEB A (56X . 896005991 GAROES M (41) 896013658 HAMUTENTA 3689(44) 3746( ) "89603230 WFTIE-EA TON S '3689( )3746(-) . 896013048 JEZURURU A U 5155() 5206( )
896004957 KANDJELLA G (24) 896006355 GAR1SES J (38) ~. 5506(21) 5143(70) . , 5506( ) 5143(25) , 5242( ) 3737( )
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~ 896004938 LOUW D M (24) 896007213 KAKEROM (24) 896013699 HAMUTENYAR:S 3689(43)3749()
896004000 JACOBS M (29) 896007596 MAKONO M Z (19) 5506(20) 5143(61)
896005003 PIETERS D J (1D) 8960080321ZAAKS J J (38) . 896013662 HAUSIKU A M 3689(65) 5506(51)

SENTRUM NOMMER; 1030

896(Q178 HAMAKUAJA M K 27 '.
896006043 BOH1TILE M (77)
5143(82)
896013663 IGNATIUS ·J N 2702() 2711(40)
The Namibian once again
896007195 KAlZEMIA(24) 7903( ) 5143(65)
896006652
891io06313
URlR;J (26)
GAU' GOAS S (21)
896007~5 MAGAUE N A (45)
896007660 MA TESU A (34)
896013687 KAPANOA J M 2702() 2711(31)
7903( ) 5143(29)
apologise for not being able to
89,6006642
896006143
896006256
U1RAS E (10)
A WASEB S (26)
GAU·GASES P T (30)
896008377 HOCHOBEB I T (31)
896009395 BOBIDE T (22)
896012549 NGAlRO E U (0)
896013679 KASANGA J H 3689() 3746( )
5506(38) 5143(72)
896013694 KASHlLA A N 2702() 2711(31)
publish the full results of the
SENTRUM NOMMER; 1034.
896012601 TRPETEKERA F (1D)
896012414 KAUTJA J (23)
7903( ) 5143(39)
896013692 KAVANGA J N 3689(40) 3746()
part-time matric ~tudents of
896012568 OTTO A (30) 5506(08) 5143(20)
896(Q022. MOTlNGA N (22)
8~066 . SCHEFFERS AP (56)
896008084 JAZAMAB (54) 896013683 UVINOI J 2702() 2711( )7903( ')
5143( )
1989 in Friday's paper. We
SENTllUM NOMMER: 1036
SENTRUM NOMMER: 2004

896(Q545 WESSELS H J ,(26)

896013703 MATAMU J H 2702() 2711(3~)
7903( ) 5143( ) know the anxiety and tension
su,r rounding a long wa~_t ,for
896013651 MUHETO F W 3689(59) 3746( )
896(Q796 WASKOWC (43) _ 8.96012639 TRPETEKERA E U (13) , 55(6915) 5143(70)
896008928 HARTEVELD V B (15) 896013714 MUNENE C 2702() 2711(59) 7903(
SENT,UM NOMMER: 1038 ) 5143(73)

896006616 KANAETE E (45)

SENTRUM NOMMER: 2005 896013660 MISHONGO P H 36899460 3746( )
5506(14) 5143(23)
.' results as important a's these!
896006897 TnKUERE E (40) 896008991 NDIMUEDI H N (27) 896013709 NAlRENGE A N 3689() 5506(29)
5143(77j But on these pages today we
SEN'f~UM NOMMER: 1040 WISKUNDE HG 896013706 NDUMBA S 3689(22) 3746( )

89601is34i NANUSEB C (22) SENTRUM NOMMER: 1014

5506(12) 5143(51)
896013685 NEROMBA L S 2702() 2771(47)
give YQU the last names, and all
7903( ) 5143(79)
SENTRUM NOMMER: 1042 896008320 MOKALENG H P (4) 896013713 NGUNDA G 2702() 2711 (47)7903(
) 5143(68)
the results are now complete.
896012387 MATE W (68) " SENTRUM NOMMER: 1016 896013690 NSAMBA J L 3689(25) 3746( )
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SOME o(~e S9y.~et titI~$' c)p. dJ'i'SlDla'v at the Tlijifri,iJe~~}IHlf"b"''Wlil!i,,':'i>
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tr·~\H:i'.": ~~ :-~ \):y;:> '. i1: ~Y:;'.A~
offers;~iexc't~llent' ;,#.~rices~
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A.MOSC,QW-base(hompany looks set to sup,p ly,S,oVlet:hter·atuItel
to NamiDl,t t
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D.,~s~,wI.tich bave aStoUnded academics ' aiiil~ fay
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peopI e~e. II )t1: · ·.. /., " 't,!, ';'''.'!;., ' ; : .' ''"'-' '. '
Represeiiiatiy,cs 9(~::book fiI1tl music, magazi.n,es.an4 P9s~ers . .y>, •
.' .MezhduruiIondIiaya Kliiga (meariliIg '
"internatioruillJe6k~~'were
hoek's ThiiringeIhqfflotel on Friday
to show off their wares to interested
parties sUchfas s(\nooll; irld lioraries,
and also to linda d\stribufl=rinNannbia.
While hardcover books in this
countrv currentlv' cost unwardsof
r\lc' 'o"pry;;·',?:''!t
4U 'a
R/!t;S e'' p
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for the Soviet equivalent were as
little as R6.
Kniga ch!ef .jldv\sor, ¥r Victor
Koulkov, explained that his com-
pany could keep prices so low be-
cause of the size of their Qperation.
The only book trading firm in the
Soviet UniQIl, Kniga represents 230
Soviet publishers'and 4 000 printing
houses.
It markets 2,5 billion books a year
in 56 different languages, with out-
lets in 140 coimtries. In Africa, Kniga
has "direct contact" with 18 univer-
sities.
And it does not stop there. The
company also supplies study aids,
. . . . . . . . . . CASH . . . . . . . .~
Let US auction your
secondhand items/furniture
.. -~,
etc. at the.best"prices possiqle.
',' -We offer:
$ ' Low commission ~'t
* Fi-ee transPQ:rtatiO~
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We also handle excess ~nd ob.s olete
stock for shops and businesses
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Tel: (061) 52063 or 52788 all hours ...
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The tides" on display' were-\
cer-"
at Wind- t8inly 'varied; tIfere~ waS eveiylliing'
from cbil~n'spistwe bpoks to t~xts
on errecting 'electricity pylons. ~·l.·.
All titles we[e Enllisp. translat\oIlJ
of works by' S'oVier~uthors: ' , .
Asked whether he felt b~ks set in'
e'a'
the Soviet Uniod·werejust as 'i, rrel,e:
vant to Namibia as the coloni;d'Jooqlci
,)f '('
about Europe and "white", Africa
.. , . wbichaboundin'the cOuntiy's schoOlS
and libraries . at .the mom~nt, Mf
Koulkov said one of his company's
priorities was Cultural exchange,
' While Soviet ·books would be
exported to Namibia, he said, Kruga
would also import Namibian litera-
ture back to the Sovi~i Union. '
"More than 40 per cent of our
turnover is imported;" said Mr
Koulkov. "We consi~]; book tr~de
not only to be commerCial but' cer-
tainly educatip~.at" ·'
He added: "Our readers in the
Soviet Union read 'much more about
Africa than Africans do."
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Monday February 5 1990 15 .
17hS8: Programrooster denQ,stl Andrew..dinds hisllrupc:r-powers-
18hOO: Weet JY" Niif'-~""~:'~~ ': ~,,,,,.r-?l" are gone, aridlh'e Hiust'tJiif'tJltfamali"
18hOS: Pound ~ppie6.'" ....~t ·il! ,,,,,'1',;,,, g09 dbye " jJ§i~~q~~Y,9~~~~~~
18h2S: Educati~na1 Programmes to a fight by the school bully.
"Breact'imdlqfQtfeifltes ~:r..~ ~ 19h36: Familt"fie*'(m'W). ',; ;-g: ",""l..
~~opJe ~,~.",:e<:QPJr'~" ,· K~",,* J Elyse and StR-V~~,ISra~~q(~~0£11l1~9.- ,
"Man1,lf~turing Games: tivists in the 11160s, are now trying to
Pa~nt' " t t.1<:;~.::',;!.•V~~?-.r ~tr ~ ;;·,~~ ~~ raise three chifdi!r1~Ef':ate 'ihtfte"'~
18h50: I{lein Nikl~ ~,""'41 ""'t."~..;,z~ tune with the con~,o/~tir,r .t?"lW~. ,
"Elena ~e "{Fu1l*' l& l\(lt.~ , The children are Alex, Mallory and
Patrasch word ;f\i'.i"Y'ft&~'$, ~ .' ",(litt< Jennifer. SteVe';"\l:ie :'~iiger!iji'!¥
l;1r~~~;,!,"l
. 'ts vrees~.J$~
hY le ~.
...e"-r , public televisi~~!f,,~,~¥if!. .
en sy vriende doen hul uiterste bes committed to the'morenoble ideas of
om sy onskuld'~!b~lfJ¥' ·?"·'7ii<.~t;,\ the Woodstoc~'§ene~ilhtr~ ~I.fl,"
19h13: My Secre\;!d~~~-. ~~1If:.u.la Elyse, an arch\tp,c~~4.<l;*s,!N,!Y~~g,t~
"It onl;¥. hurts for a while'" out of home, .(GtJt:Il('jj@whers~f_
After having ~\VtiY'i!'1ro~~-dle;" referee when Steve'h~Va:Iuesi&tml6~
tt:· "f'~~~ :, ~:t~f~
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AUI./Ul=l-Y under Arms', ' (Sam Neill, ...h."4-...,,~...
Ad,elailde:the boys goggle at the'6ig Citywd;find themselves in a giddY'I"omance
With '.' ' . . .s3if)o Sydney. But as t~y ''''ise91J>ar~ the newsboys ~b~ut,f~~ ,~~41,i~e~•
Captain Starlight .b as,been arrested. Dick and Jim (Chris Chummins, photo on right) are now wanted
~e~. :~avjn~~h~\~IS ·~Iieyli4e for home into a trap~Tohightat'21h16. ;\ I,:" ' 'f,, >, ';> ~
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LESOTHO
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Mafube Publishers, P.O. Box 441. Maseru
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The University Bookshop, P.O. Box 35090. Dar-es-Salaam
Comprint, P.O. Box 1835, Dar-es-Salaam
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ZAMBIA
the University Bookshop, P.O. Bpx 32379. Lusaka
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Jacaranda Bookshop;P.O. Box36764; Lusaka
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Petuli naGel'IIlany otava holola Oshinima ~shi oshili pondje yoka-
KU TYAPPA NAMOTEWA NA SARAft JqHANNE$," 'J · kutya' eemweny.o :> .davo odili tokolifo 435 kOiwanah~gano, osh-
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:'! 0)'ANliUvatatli ovaeh~ekwa k~en&w.lasli~ do.t;tgl}.eJ.~,\t~rij.na ~shi eumho.Javo.la po~o.k~hva n~eb.o.ma manga momaumbo avo shaashi ota oilyo aishe Y;!:,Plan. y,oK;oe~oet o,shoyo
; .. nio.liJkandaIAlnuilghanib~, 'o.mapo.pyo o.t.a titeumb.o. eli ·o.la ppn9kelwa molwaashi mwenewalo.; 0.0. a Ii " Na~dipawa; shill. Ova indila ekwafo oBatalliorui' Qina alru-kalll ya homat-
QaI~.. o.spUY;~ ~s~'!l~u ~h'Opo.lifi, o~w:e!li:yandja .ko.Swap~. ~~.~ .' "koPoliii opoli~.a,amene, ashike fiyo ululwa fUH.. . - ".' . ,
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p ern¥m Dawj.d,o!J naye ali'oshilyo .. valumenhu ava, vo . (}vali ·yo ..oilyo "'iiomukurunhu wayo.· omulumenhu ." mOlukanda 1Amunghambya omuna omolw,a~~e oij.yo~u yoKoeyoet
.shoKcic!voet no ~a dj6ina oSwapo, y~Koe~oet. Qsl;tQY;0: 0~atall.i,9,llIl.,101 i wedina ''TOYEI{A'' ' 00' ali nale eendjebo dibapu, .oshilyo Oshikulunlm inai ku(wa ' e.embl~toli .dayo odo ya
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ovanlm vatatuovo ta~a fetrelwa kutya longele eeJ;lgangala dallmia. Opoliti mOukwanyama noshilyo shlmwe inave di ~fwa . sJ::ta 'hala okutya oumbada mqkati k0Y'~o osh-
ovena , sha noshiponokela eshi. esh,i. ya, ~ona ouyelele' ouoya Jswat- oshikulunhu shoDTA naye okuna mo oKoevoet oya kufwa ashike eendjebo eshi moule womafimbo a djako ovak-
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I ika eendjebo 'd i heli paveta.
Pamuyandjimulombo woPoIifi, '
ovalumenhu ava ova hangika
oilwifo noikulya keekamba daUnita
. moAngola.
Ota ku to.ngwa kutya oilyo ihapu
natango ovalumenbu vabapu ovo hava
twala oikulya noilwifo kokamba ya
Unita, ina ku shiivikane kutya oikulya
p 0' h amb. a na
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DEUR PIUS DUNAISKI
"EK is Die, was Die en sal nooit
'n BroederbonderweesDie! Dat
die Akademie 'n Broederbond-
instelling is, is 'n verkeerde
persepsie." . nie Broederbonders nie. Ek is nie,
Hierdie heftige ontkenning het
Vrydagoggend van die rektQr van die
Akademie van Namibie, professor
Attie Buitendacht, gekom in 'n on-
derhoud met Focus. Hy het gepraat
oordie posisie van die tersiere ,
opvoedkundige inrigting, wat van
verlede week met inskrywings vir
die nuwe akademiese jaar begin het.
Registrasie duur nog vandeesweek
voort.
Vit die onderhoud was dit duidelik
dat prof. Buitendacht die inrigting as
'n kleinood beskou en alles in sy
verinoe sal doen om dit te beskerm
en "skoon gewas te kry van koloni-
ale apartheid".
Hy het erken dat die Akademie
sepIa word deur 'n "aanvaar-
~gskrisis", aangesien dit van albei
bnte van die politieke spektrum
ungeval word.
In progressiewe binge word dit
.-en as 'n instelling wat deut die
pale voorsitter 'v an die Broeder-
bond en eertydse Administrateur-.
pneraal van die land, dr. Gerrit
Viljoen, in die lewe 'geroep is om
IWart atudeote van die "swart ra-
cIible universiteite en kolleges" van
Suid-Afrika weg tehou. Dieprosesis
ppoog om die jong atudenle van
Nanubie te oortuig dat die tussen-
tydse strukture en politiee partye 'n
beter uitweg is as Swapo. . prof. Buitendacht gespog.
Dr. Viljoen .is tans die voorsitter
YIn 'n SA kabinetskomitee van sewe,
wat 'n sleutelrol sal specl in die
.'
leIlSitiewe - onilCrhluidelinge vir 'n
DIlwe SA tussen die ANC en SA
legering. ;' - ,,;..
Aan die andCrkant is die Akadenrle
weer deur die regses van die Wit-
administrasiege,sien as 'n:'broeiplek
DIE wyse waarop sake van swart lede van die regeringsdiens geadministreer word, het onlangs weer
eens tot 'n uitbarsting gelei omdat di~ lede grootliks ~ntevrede is.
'n Regeringsdiensamptenaar, wie
om verstaanbare ledes anoniem wi!
woes, het gewaarsku dat die toekom-
ltige legering, en veraI die persone
belas met die legeringsdiens, nie in
die strikke moet trap wat die ''boere''
in die regeringsdiens opgestel het
Die.
Die regeringsdiens is oorspronldik
"geinisieer deur aanstigters van Wit
organisasies soos die Broederbond,
wat alombekend is vir sy wit-baasskap,
wit-mentaliteit en wit-heerskappy,lui
'n brief wat aan die inkomende reger-
ing gerig IS.
Tot nou is alle senior poste in die
legeringsdiensnetvirwittes gereser-
veer, se die ontevrede swart ampte-
naar.
Volgens die amptenaar het die
legeringsdiens opsetlik ' in gebree
gebly om die swartman te opgradeer
eo verbied om die leer in die stnJkture
van die regeringsdiens sistematies te
. bestyg. Hy kan selfs personeelkaarte
• bewys biCIVan trek, bet bY uitgedaag.
Verder is hy ontstoke oor.die feit
dat die top struktuur van die reger-
ingsdiens, na 10 jaar van bestaan,
mecuwit is. ' Van die faktore wat
aanleiding hiertoe gegee het, vol-
gens die amptenaar, is die feit dat
onbekwame swartes oor potensiele
swartes, wat self uitvoerende pligte
kon beklee het, moes toesig hou.
"Baantjies-skep-vir-boeties, nepo-
tisme en begunstiging kom nie net
voor in die gevangenisdi~ nie, maar
ook in die regering!!diens," het hy
bygevoeg.
Tot sy kennis is daar vrese onder
sekere wittes dat swartes beter opvoed-
ins vir hulle kinders sal verskaf sodra
hulle dieselfde behandeling as die
van Swapo'tjies" en hewig gekri-
tiseer.
In sy poging om die Akademie van
sy huidige beeld te verlos, het prof.
Buitendacht die Akademie se geskie-
denisvandieafgelopetienjaaropge-
diep. . antwoording aan die Namibiese
Volgens hom~t die Akademie iIi
1980 sy,deure oopgemaak nadat dr.
Viljoen die opdrag gegeehet dat daar
.begin moet word om aan die tersiele
beboeftes van die meosevan Nann'bie
aandag te gee.
Die idee was nie om 'n suiwer
unive~teit daar te stel nie en daar is
be.luit om 'n "mengael" te ba waar
daar ook 'n tegqieIC eo mderwyskol-
lege IOU wee..
Van die begin i. daar besluit dat
die instelling nie aan apll11beid bloot-
gestellOU wordnie. Selfs.teen vroue
is diskriminasie leeds tien jaar ge-
lede afgeskaf en doaente kry die-
selfde salaris vir dieaelfde poste, het
Hy het gese hy het alles probeer
om gebore Namibiers aan te stel by
die Akademie, maar omdat dit 'n
probleem was, is die meeste ' aan-
stellings uit SA gen,aak- . ',' dink me."
. Prof. Buitendicht het vertel dat 4y
glo dat sy probleme om swart
Nanubiers"assosente te kry, spruit
uit die persepSt~ dat die Akademie 'n
witmankry, dathulle beter sosiale en
mOlele status sal geniet, dat hulle
ekononies beter-af sal wees en dat
hulle dieaelfde status as die witman
in die regeringsdiens sal ba.
Die beurskomitee, die gesament-
like advieskomitee en die departe-
mentele behuisingskomitee was van
die drie wat, volgens die amptenaar,
weokbroue in die Iegerings<1iens laat
lig het oor wie die lede daarvan is.
Hy se voorts dat dit wys sal wees
om te weet wie'die lede daarvan is,
want die geheimsinnigheid rondom
die aangeleentheid skep verontrustmg.
Hy wi! graag ook weet wat die
funksies van die komitees is en wat-
ter kriteria lmlle gebruik in die uitvoer-
ingvandiefunksies. Verderhethy 'n
skokkende onthulling gemaak met
betrekking tot die nuwe motorfinan-
sieringtabeL Kategorle A (sekretarisse)
is geregtig op tot R108 000 met 'n
maandelikse toe1ae van meer as R700,
terwyl kategorie' B (direkteure) vir
tot R86000 kwalifiseermet 'nmaan-
delikse toelaag van meer as R500.
Kategorie C (adjunk-direkteure) kan
motors tot ter waarde van R77 000
koop, met 'nmaandelikse toelae van
meer as R400. .
Vol gens die amptenaar is dit baie
onregverdig dat die junior ampte-
naar, wat die hardste werk, rue in die
proses raakgesien word nie.
'n Ander aangeleentheid waaroor
hy baie omgekrap is, is die feit dat
daar steeds Suid-Afrikaanse burgers
in die kantoor van die RegistratJur
van Aktes, die Meester van die
Hooggeregshof en die Gevangenis-
diens ingevoer word.
Volgens hom kan hierdie poste
beklee word deur Narnibiers, wat op
.,. . ... -. . . -_..-
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THE NAMIBIAN
instelling van koloniale apartheid is.
Toe hy gevra is of die Akademie
vanjaar 'n makietie sal maak van sy
tiende bestaansjaar, het hy versigtig
genoem dat dit nie in die jaar van
onatbanklikbeid kan geskied nie.
Prof. Buitendacht het gese hy wi!
nie met fi:esvieringe ou wonde oopkrap
nie, maar daar sal definitief ver-
gemeenskap gedoen word wat die
inrigting die afgelope tyd bereikhet.
Dit sal gedoen word in 'n vorm van
'nJubileum-uitgawe, wat die geskie-
denis en kmipjare van die Akademie
weer ' sal gee. "Dit sal meer 'n
geskiedkundige dokument wees as
wat ons onsself op die skouers sal
klop. . die kampus gemaak.
''In die jare.het ons legtig 'n eer- '
like poging van stapel
gestuur••.Individue km route gemaak
bet 'o p die grood. maar kyk DA die
beatuursliggame, die Raad en Seoaat.
"Gaan trek ons 'track !eCord' en u
sal vind dat ons by tye liewer te
krities was teenoor onsself."
.Prof. Buitendacht het op 'n sta-
dium eren dat die Akademie-ower-
hede ''baie foute gemaak het. Maar .
dit was in die hardloop.gewees omdat
" ODS nie kans gehad het om te sit en
. ,; ) .'
" "Rier bet hy verwys na die Akadernie
se bantering van klasseboikottc< ~n · .
studente"opstande, waar die. polisie
ingeroep en-geweld losgebars het. ·
die stadium bevoeg is daarvoor. "
Die nuwe legeringsdiens, voel hy,
.meet sy eie rigtiogbS met 'n wabwyse
van sy eie. Ons moet nie die afgrys1ike '
Suid-Afrikaanse stelsel in die leger-
ingsdiens toelaatnie, omdat dit skan-
delik en onderdrukke:nd is. 'n Nuwe
beleid, struktuilr en stelsel moet
geiinplementeer word.
- - - - - - - - 'Sunset of Africa'------.......;,--I
An auction of ethnic and designer jewellery to be complimented by an
array of outstanding clothing modelled by Grand Taste Model Agency.
At: The SKW club/conference room~ 65 TafStreet
Corner of Peter Muller Street, Wind,hoel;t .
Viewing:' Thursday 8th February 09hOO '-'i3h30
Join us for an evening with a difference.
Terms: Cash, Bank Guaranteed cheques or credit cards.
Catalogues and details available on the day of viewing.
Prof. Buitendacht het hoinself as
'n groot aanhanger van die demokra-
sie voorgehou engese in die afgelope
tien jaar het hy gepoog om strukture
daar te stel sodat hy kon weet wat op
die grond gebeur. '
Hy wou altyd inspraak vir die
studente gee, maar volgens hom was
d8ar ''verstoppings'' wat daartoe gelei
dat hulle met beskuldigings gepeper
is dat ''net Boere sit daarbo".
Nadal hy aanvanklik ontken ~t
dat die Abdemie deur die Namibie8C
Raid van ~ (CCN) gebOikDt wOld
in die sin dllt dieCeN' nie beurse 'gee
UnStudeDtevandieiiuigtingnie,het
hy later, nadat hy ingelig is, bel
gegee.
Daami het prof. Buitend8cht ver-
duidelik dat 8y aanstelling by die
Akademiegeensinsverbandhoumet
enige Broederbond-konneksie nie.
Volgens hom het· hy 'n kollega
geen, ene Alec de Jager; wat in die
laat tagtigerjare van SA na Namibie
gesekondeer is om, by die Departe-
ment ,:an Nasionale OpvoediIig te
koni werk. Di6 het gooie kennis'van
h9m gchad dat hy by ,verslCeie kom- · van die ,gesprek wat di~ tOek~ms vm
'ponente van "tersiere instellings in
SAbetrokke was.
"HuUe het ~ ~y gekom en gevra
om~~~~ilaNaqUbiii . ~ .. , t ~ ,D}WIl . ~~e
~ 0---
te,kom om i:lie .Abaemie , ~~ begiri. .' -siteitsalafstlg. ... __
Dis gedoen SUlwer we~ my 00- ,
dervinding. Eers bet \'kgeweier, ~ ... k:likheid op
later bet ek gekQm. 'Dis hoe ek
bier
beland het," het prof. Buitendacht
vertel. ,~
. Volgens hom het hy in sy eerste
week (Januarie 1980) dr. Viljoen
vir 'n uur gesien, waar hy sy task om
net
die Akademie te begin en op te bou
ontvang het
Daamawasdaarbynageenkontak
en ''nooit is ekdeurhm of-:..:..........f
"""e-"-
gedruk in 'n bepaal~ rigting nie".
Prof. Buitendacht het egter erleen
dat hy met die wegspring die fout
gemaakhet deur net in die bestaande
strukture (AG 8, ensovoorts) te
beweeg.
Op 'n vraag of hy en ander by die
FACET~
AUCTIONS
All itelllS :to be sold by p~blic auction.
, <,
On: Thurs.day 8th February 19hOO . '
"Cocktails Served"
Monday February 5 1990 17
Akademie Broederbonders is, bet by
heftig gese: "Die ' feit dat Geuit
Viljoen, wat die voorsitter van die
Broederbond is, my gevra het o~ die
rue. ,
Akademie te begin, maakmy nie een
. "
"Ons (by en professor Fourie) is
was nie en sal nooit 'n BroedeIboa.-
der wees nie. Dat die Akademie ~n
instelling van die Broederbond is, is
'n verkeerde persepsie."
Prof. Buitedacht het voorts
enigiernand uigedaag om dit te bewys,
indien daar deurgedring \can wordna
naamlyste van Broederbonder8.
"Die {eit dat ons
aoertjies ... Afrikaners is wat hier sit,
het . by~edra tot ons probleem yan
aanvaarding. "
Hy was egter vol vertroue dat die
Akademie die embrio is van 'nnuwe
grootNamibiese universiteit. Plauno
is in die py.plyn om die Lusaka-insti-
. tuut (UN1N) in Zambie en die
,Akadernie te laat saamsmelt.
IIi die verband het die Velenigde
V cilke (Untag) ook reeds voelen
uitgesteek en VV-agentskappe III
beplaunors het al 'n paar drasie by
Op 'n vmag hoe die pad vciIeDtoe
lyk,. het prof. Buitendacht ge.& die
Akadenrle-owedJede is tIDs bellia om
'n diepte-navorsing te doen en 'n
verk:1arin8 is leeds uitgeleik.
In die proses sal cisar met die inkml-
ende SWBpO-legering veIder onder-
handel word en bepaalde aaopasaiDp .
sal:afbang van ~e Bevoelens·van die
regering .
'Ii. Werksdokument, wat deurprof.
Brian Harlech-Jones opgestel is en
m~t wie se gedagtes hy hom groot_
, " ~ ve~~~I,wi,g, is t~ die' bUia
die Akademie sal beslis.
PrQf. Buitendacht ~oorsien voodl
da di . ..A: Akade .
Due
_ "'g~wy~g ,S8l w,gr4 m ~t die univera
Voorts sal daar sodra onafbm..
' 21 M~ vcr-', .iI, 'n
sbkelkomitee in die lewe 8eroep
~1
word wat sal bestaan uit verteen-
w06rdigers van di~ regering en die
::;:::u ":~rsisie van die
Hywouniekommentaarleweroor
die gerugte dat dr. Moses Tjitendero,
GV-lid van Swapo, die leisels van
die nuwe universiteit sal oomeem
nie. Volgenshomisdaarnieeensoor
sy.posisie met hom gesels nie, het
prof. Buitendacht bygevoeg.
Die Akademie word volgens 'n
bepaalde fonnule deur die regering
met sowat 90 persent gesubsidieer.
Dit bedra sowat · R26 miljoen per
.
Jaar.
 11 Monday February 5 1990 THE NAMIBIAN

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cmEF Santos players .c arry their team. mate, Christiaan (Chris) Amakhali's coffin to his last place of
rest, the Kanitura cemetery, on Saturday. The players are, from left to right, Willy Subeb, Engel '
Johnson, Chacklas Xamiseb, Jan Xamiseb, Ben Neiseb (captain), Dave Gaes.e b and Ogies Nanuseb. The
latter was also a very close friend of Chris. ' 'I

LIVERPOOL'S Durban·born goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar.

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overseas.
Amongthe cuITe~t crop are Roy
W~gerle ; Owen da Gama and Gavin
Nebbeling.
Wegerle, wllo started his career
with- Arcadia and Jomo Cosmos,
played for Luton Town in last year's .
League Cup at Wembley, London;
Nebbeling was a key member of the
CrystalPalac~ si<!~ that eam,ed pro- .
Il1o.t ion to the English Fitst Division
in.June and Da Gama, now back in ,
South Africa with Moroka Swallows,
helped Irish club Derry City rise ll:orrr
obs~yrity. '" - ' .
Players .Wi.ti1. Squ,th Africa,li coo-
nections have also done' well. ·Liver- l
pool goalkeeper Grobbler, bom in
Durban, i,s an example, but then thea .
is also the Malawian broJ:h«rs, Ken-
nedy and Holman Mabmga, now wiIb:
Double Action SundoWns:
,Both played in Belgium, as did Da~
Gama before he moved to Irel~
. In January's poll to determine tho
African Footballer. of the Year, the
entire top 10 came qom -clubs in:
Europe, 'either Belgilim or France
which are the favollrite destinations '
'. of African footballers overseas.
, -

THE late Amakhali's closest friends and formerteam·mates at Chief Santos in a solemn mood
at Saturday's'funeral. Pictured from left to right are Striker Reynecke, Temu ~amaria and Walter
EUROPEA'N' SOCCER
Oxurub • survivor of the car crash that led to Chris' death. CHA-MPION"S HIP _ DRAW
THE qualifying draw for the 1992 European Soccer Championship In
Sweden was made on Friday, and Is-as follows:

GROUP ONE: Northern Ireland and Faroe Is·

Spain, Czechoslovakia, France, Ice- lands.
land an~ Albania. '
GROUP FIVJ;:
GROUP TWO: West Germany, Belgium, East Ger-
Romania, Scotland, Bulgaria, Swit- many, Wales and Luxemburg.
zerland and San Marino.
GROUP SIX:
GROUP THREE: Netherlan ds, Portugal, Greece,
Italy, Soviet Union, Hungary, Nor- Finland a.nd Malta.
way and Cyprus.
GROUP SEVEN:'
GROUP FOUR: England, Republic of Ireland, Po-
Yugoslavia, Denmark, Austria, land and Turkey.

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KOOP '" Trail Balance
7200 vierkante meter
1976 Mercedes 3.0 Litres
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Date: 12 February - 14 March 1990
and all extras/ fully furnished rooms '" Price R() 500 *Kafee Venue: IMLT Seminar Room
Becher Rtf to let in Suiderhof. '" Engine and body Rehoboth gebied Time: Monday and Wednesday evenings at 18hOO
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20 Monday February 5 1990 THE NAMIBIAN

WORLD CUP SPECIAL:

CARE~F' UL~Y'
P;L AN·N ED·
SIX CITIES VYING FOR OLYMPICS
SIX cities vying to stage the 1996 Summer Olympics have handed in tlieir bidS
to the International Olympic Committee (JOC).
PREPARATIONS
IOC spokesperson Michele Verdier told Reuters on Thursday that Athens
(Greece), Atlanta (Georgia, U.S.) Belgrade (Yugoslavia), Manchester (Brit3in),
Melbourne (Australia) and Toronto (Canada) had formally applied to host the
1996 Summer Games by the February 1 deadline.
Verdier said each city made a one-hour presentation aUOC headquarters to her
WILL PAY OFF
iD support of its bid. ' EGYPT, World Cup finalists for the first time. since 1934, beUeve intense and carelully-planned
Athens, which ushered in the modern Olympics in 1896, and Melbourne in 1956, preparations will pay ott for them when they travel to this year's finaIs in It,aIy. Although, as coach
are the only bidders to have previously staged the Summer Games. Mahmoud EI-Gohari ..as admitted, Egypt will lack the strength and experience of their European
The choice of the host city will be made at the IOC's meeting In Tokyo on rivals in Group F of the opening round, they hope hard work and organisation will ensure they earn
September 18. .
respect.
SACU PREPARED TO CANCEL REBEL TOUR IF ... "I think with good prepar~tions
and hard work we will be very close
THE South African Cricket Union (Sacu) was prepared to cancel the rebel to them," said El-Gobari, referring to
English cricket tour three weeks ago If the the anti-tour National Sports his Group F opponents England, Ire-
Congress (NSC) paid the SACU a R3-mlllion canceUatlon fee to the English land and the Netherlands.
cricketers, NSC general-secretary Krlsh Naldoo told Sapa yesterday. 'They are tough and more experi-
The meeting about three weeks ago was facilitated by an unnamed prominent enced. But we know their tactics very
Johannesburg business person, and Dr All Bacher was said to have ~ade the well and they do not know ours. So,
oII'er on behalf ofSacu to the United Democratic Front's (UDF) acting publicity we have. a chance to do well. .
secretary, Mr Murphy Morobe. • "We are going to the World Cup
la the words of Dr Bacher Sacu'was looking for "a face-saving exercise", Mr . finals with the hope of making all the
Naidoo said. Dr Bacher said from Pletermarltzburg yesterday the claim was world respect Egypt and their play-
"totally untrue".
ers."
O. Saturday Dr Bacher said Sacu was completely committed to the tour, to the
cricketers and the 100 000 people who paid for tickets to the matches as well as Egypt qualified for the finals for
to tile millions of people watching the tour on television. . the second time by winning African
.~ qualifying Group B and then beating
Algeria 1-0 on aggregate in a deci-
AUSTRALIAN OUTSIDER UPSETS NGUGI sive two-legged play-off.
AUSTRAUAN outsiders Andrew Lloyd received his Commonwealth Games El-Gohari admits there is a gap in
&Old medal on Friday, almost 24 hours after his shock victory over Olympic ability bewteen Egypt and their Eu-
dlamplon John Ngugl in the 5 000 metres. ropean rivals. But he believes his
T_late ceremony was caused by a protest from the Kenyan team Immediately well-planned programme of wann-
after the race. They claimed Ngugl and compatriot Yobes Ondleki had been up matches will reduce it.
, ..bed before faUing In sepaf!lte incidents. "We shall do our best in our prep a-
T_ appeals Jury rejected the protest but gave Kenya the opportunity to appeal. rations to make our players gain the
ltaIya nnaily accepted the decision on Friday. experience and reach the standard of
the European players. All the players
Will attack and all will defend. It is
going to be difficult, but we will do
our best," he said.
AGM- Meeting For In order to give his players a good
opportunity to gain experience of
playing against European style teams,
Mrican Blizzard El-Gobari has arranged a wann-up
programme, staI1ing this lllOIllh, which
will include 14 matches.
Football Club Egypt will meet Poland, Denmark;
South Korea and Austria in. Cairo
this month and pl8¥ Romania in Cairo -
in late March. EGYPT will have to stand up against estabUshed footballers like
They will return to Europe on tour the Dutch and AC Milan number one player Ruud Gullit - tipped
in April when they will play Czecho- as the best footballer in the world.
Date:.6 February 1990 slovakia, East Gennany and a West
Gennan club side. Hossam Hassan. Beira Mar, and Ashraf Qassem.

Plac·e :.Namutoni HP In May, they plan to visit Scotland

and Romania before their last wann-
up match, against Wales, in Carioon
One man certainly out of the reck-
oning is forward Hisham Abdel-
Rasoul, who scored three of Egypt's
The climate in Italy is not expected
to be a problem for Egypt, who are
unlikely to be affected by the heat

Sko'o l -Katutura May 27.

El-Gobari said he bad already se-
lected 26 players for-the first stage of
eight goals in qualifying. He suf-
fered mUltiple injuries and a serious
fractUre of his left thigh in a car
during their. first round matches in
CagIiari and Palermo.
Ina bid to boQstmo~e, El-Gohari

Time: 7p.in.• his preparations, but stressed this

was not his final choice although it is
hard to imagine an Egyptian squad
without such proven talents as striker
Gamal Abdel-Harnid and mid-fielder
accident in December.
His injury has left El-Gohari with
orily two established mid-field play-
decided to take the squad to Mecca
this month for a minor Moslem pil-
'grimage to whip up morale before
ers - Magdi Abdel-Ghani, who plays plunging into the serious business of
for Portuguese First Division club training and preparing for the finals.

Aillll.elD.bers are Europe will soon do its

welcolD.e as W'ell
·as 'neW' Dlembers. soccer shopping in Africa
AS young Mricans impressed at the recent World undet-16 Cup in Scotland, it was the world"s most
famous footballer Pele who remarked that the continent would soon replace South America as the
leading marketplac~ for the big spending clubs of Europe.
Please contact What Pele did not realise is that his
forecast has held true for the last
Most of Africa's leading players
are now comPeting thousands of miles
Roger Milla (Cameroun) and Bruce
Grobbelaar (Zimbabwe) are legend
.couple of years. from home, on huge salaries along- in Africa and Europe. .
Patrick Hausaona The professional teams of Europe side the'cream of the world's talent in
countries like Portugal, France, West
South Africa has certainly pro-
duced more than its fair share of
have long been aware of the im-

(The Secretary) at 211721 mense talent available in Africa and

have been tapping this source for
Germany, Britain and Italy.
Names like Kalusha Bwalya
players, who have made the grade

ICONTINUED ON PAGE 191

some years now. (Zambia), Stephen Keshi (Nigeria),