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WINNING NUMBERS NEWS BUSINESS P 10 SPORT 13 1929437 46 WATER BUSINESS CYCLISTS 6 1901290 46 CRISIS SALES TO TO PAY IN NORTH DECLINE TRIBUTE TO 8 1923750 46 SEIBEB P16 P 03 1 1890257 46www.informante.web.na • 061-275 4700 11 1924905 46 REMINDER THESE 5 NUMBERS APPEARED IN LAST WEEK’S INFORMANTÉ. IF YOU HAVE ONE OF THE NUMBERS, THEN YOU ARE A WINNER. Find us on Your Community NEWSPAPER • 05 May - 10 May 2017 • Edition # 579Nam fraudsterjailed in US Jeremy RoebuckWith an elaborate sting, undercover inves- STAMPEDE: Foschini Wernhil looked like a war-zone when a mark-down sale turned into a free-for-all brawl. (See story on Page 3)tigators of the Homeland Security Agency Photo contributedin the United States city of Philadelphiahoped to ensnare an illicit profiteer PRISONERS CHOPMore spent on food for prisoners than on child welfarepeddling false diamonds to unscrupulous TAXPAYERS’ MONEYbuyers in the US. Taxpayers fork out close to N$1 000 monthly just to feed a single inmate in the correctional and rehabilitation system, an amount that is four times more than what is spent on beneficiaries of the child welfare grant. What investigators instead got was KarlLoibenbock, a two-bit Namibian scammer Gabby Tjiroze and bedding for the prisoners. years. The majority, which make up available centers,” said Shaalu-who tried to pass off hunks of topaz as illicit “We spend about N$33 on about 70%, are in the age bracket lange.gemstones. But as the 39-year-old former According to the latest figures, between 21 and 39 years.real estate agent turned fraudster faced N$33 is spend daily on feeding each prisoner and this is only on Deputy Minister of Safety andsentencing, his lawyer raised a puzzling each of the estimated 3 800 pris- food. They have breakfast, lunch The public is regularly heard on Security, Daniel Kashikola, said thequestion: How should a man be punished oners in the correctional service, and dinner, so each meal has a social media platforms demanding overall budget for safe custody andfor a scheme that is set up only to defraud which amounts to a total of N$990 different budget,” said Namibian that government increases the child rehabilitation is set at amount ofcrooks, who in this case didn’t actually ex- per prisoner every month, while the Correctional Services Superinten- welfare grant to pull its beneficiar- N$761 151 million.ist? The answer was offered by U.S. District 242 101 children on child welfare dent Senior, Rudy Platt. Figures ies out of poverty and spare them aJudge Nitza Quiñones-Alejandro when she each get a monthly grant of N$250. further indicated that over the past possible life of crime later in life. “This programme contributessentenced him to a year and a day in federal five years, the monthly average Namibian Correctional Service, to the protection of society byprison, instead of the regular 18-month sen- This means the Namibian tax- offender population in correctional Head of Directorate, Sam Shaalu- providing reasonable, safe, securetence sought by prosecutors. payer spent about N$3,8 million facilities nationwide is 3 800, with lange, maintains that inmates need and humane custody of offenders monthly just to feed prisoners. an average monthly admission of to be taken care of. in accordance with universally “Mr. Loibenbock thought he was dealing approximately 300 offenders and acceptable standards. It also assistswith unscrupulous diamond merchants. The That amount is but the tip of the approximately the same number “We do not really experience inmates in the reformation of crim-agents thought they were dealing with an iceberg, as it costs the taxpayer being released from prison monthly. overcrowding in the Namibian inal behaviour through the offenderunscrupulous diamond trader,” his lawyer much more per month to incarcer- correctional services. The only risk management correctionalMark Wilson wrote in court filings. “At the ate an inmate, with additional ex- About 5% of the population are problem is that our facilities are not strategy, which includes needs as-end of the day, the defendant is an admitted penses, including money spend on remand detainees awaiting trial and well placed since the apartheid era. sessment, delivery of rehabilitativefraudster. Just because he’s trying to fleece water, electricity, clothes, toiletries the majority, about 75%, of inmates When we see overcrowding in one programmes and services to reducecriminals doesn’t take away from the fact have a sentence length of up to two prison we send prisoners to other reoffending,” said Kashikola.that he was still trying to fleece people,” saidU.S. Attorney Vineet Gauri. Investigators first encountered Loibenbockover the internet in 2013, when he made itclear from the start that the Angolan dia-monds he purported to be selling online werenot Kimberly-certified, and called the certifi-cation process “a scam” and “a governmentprank.” Over the next three years, he nego-tiated the sale of six rough diamonds withagents, who passed themselves off as buyersfor a wholesaler in the U.S. He agreed totravel to the U.S. to complete the transac-tion after investigators sent him a photo ofUS$250 000 stacked in cash bundles. Unfortunately he was arrested while pass-ing through South Africa en route to Phila-delphia in 2015. Customs agents discoveredthe six supposed diamonds hidden in hisunderwear, and held him in for five monthsin Cape Town before realising the gemstoneswere fakes. An undeterred Loibenbockarrived in Sharon Hill in the US duringNovember 2016 to complete the transaction,only to find himself under arrest once more.The Tribune Big Value Meal 1x Chicken Piece, Mini Loaf & 24Coleslaw OR Mash N$ 9005/05/2017 - 06/05/2017 46N$ .99 24N$ .49 YOU CHOOSE 29N$ 90 Tassenberg We sell Windhoek Lager 330ml 750ml OR Mash Smart Value Meal Tassenberg dumpies / tins 2 Full Wings & Dixie Burger 750ml at cost! Coleslaw Ts&Cs apply. While stocks last. Valid at all SHOPRITE outlets, while stocks last. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES

2 NEWS 05 May - 10 May 2017DOCTOR IN TAX HOT WATERLarge withdrawals raised suspicionAn Ugandan medical doctor with Namibian citizenship, Dr Livingstone Mugimu, is fighting tooth and nail to recover N$22 million that Inland Rev-enue took from his account for alleged tax evasion. Staff Reporter He said he was only notified on 29 In his answering affidavit, Gov- Finance and Inland Revenue MONEY WOES : Dr Livingstone Mugimu. March about the transfers contrary ernor of the BoN confirmed that said that Mugimu withdrew N$28 Photo contributedThe doctor, whose practice is to the requirements of the Income N$22 479 909.78 was deducted million on 17 March 2017 from his based in the North, argued in Tax Act. from Mugimu’s four accounts and is accounts via electronic means and atcourt documents that it took him held in BoN’s depository on the in- different ATMs after he was notified26 years to invest that money in Mugimu said he was furnished struction of the Ministry of Finance of his revised tax assessment.Namibia in order to buy expensive with certificates of good standing and the Commissioner of Inlandmedical equipment for his practice. in terms of tax from 2015 to 2017, Revenue. He also withdrew N$1,2 million in with the last certificate issued to his Uganda. In his application, Mugimu practice nine days after the initial He said BoN had no part in thestated that the money was unlaw- “arbitrarily and unlawfully” transfer decision to transfer the money from The withdrawals raised suspicionfully transferred from his business on 15 March. his accounts. which necessitated the transfersaccount on 15 March 2017 by Bank from his accounts to prevent allegedWindhoek and the Bank of Namibia His lawyer, Sisa Namandje, argued Lawyers for the respondent, tax evasion.(BoN) without any notice on the in- that upon assessing Mugimu’s Mathias Shanghala Kashindi, insistsstruction of the Minister of Finance taxpayer’s return, the Minister of that there was a big discrepancy He was also asked to provideand the Commissioner of Inland Finance and the Commissioner of between the funds in Mugimu’s information for tax from 2013 toRevenue. Inland Revenue was supposed to bank accounts and the income he 2016, including information from notify him of any liabilities; the tax received from the state medical aid, medical aid funds, but did not do so An additional amounts of N$8 000 payable, the deadline when it should PSEMAS, and other medical aid and instead took to the courts.and N$276 100 was also transferred paid and 90 days period for any funds, as well as the funds declaredfrom his account on 30 March 2017. objection to the assessment. in tax returns. Deputy Judge-President, Hosea Hangula, reserved judgement until 19 May.Criminal justice reform needed Double-murder accused wants bail players was recently held where “Some of the recommendations ready and thus the Prosecu- city. Gabby Tjiroze we agreed on implementation contained in the report concern Eba Kandovazu tor-General could not make A SIM card that was found Chief Justice, Peter Shivute, has strategies,” he said. petty and minor offences in our The man locked behind an informed decision.appealed for urgent reforms and criminal justice system and how bars last year for allegedly by police at the crime scenereviews of the provisions in the In order to fully implement the sentencing in those cases should killing two young women The analysis will apparent- is said to have led them toarchaic criminal justice system recommendations of the report, be approached. Sentencing is and in an apparent attempt ly be ready by September. Nicodemus, upon prelimi-to assure trust in the judiciary Shivute said he has set up a task a complex exercise requiring a to defeat the course of jus- nary investigations.amongst the people and provide team consisting of representatives delicate balance of the interests tice burned their bodies in The accused is representedjustice to the victims of crimes of key players in the criminal of society, the accused and the Windhoek, is seeking bail. by attorney Milton Engel- Magistrate Venatiusand increasing the conviction justice system. nature of the crime,” he further brecht, who upon instruc- Alweendo postponed therates. said. This follows a decision in tions, informed the court of matter to 20 October for He said it’s time to look at the “The task team would ensure the Windhoek Magistrate’s the request for a formal bail further investigations.current criminal justice system that reforms are tackled by all Shivute further noted that the Court to have his case application. INCINERATE: Lukas Nico-as it leaves the public frustrated involved so that we can avoid fin- consensus that emerged amongst postponed to 20 October, demus. Photo contributedwith the granting of bail to habit- ger pointing at each other when stakeholders at last year’s pending the decision of the Nicodemus last year plead-ual offenders. things do not seem to work well,” first-ever Judicial Conference is Prosecutor-General. ed not guilty to the charges “In 2016, stakeholders in the he explained. that all institutions involved in against him.Namibian criminal justice system the criminal justice system must The 46-year-old Lukasheld consultative meetings to The public regularly takes to cooperate and coordinate their Nicodemus is accused of Court records indicateidentify ways to improve the the streets to demonstrate the activities without compromising having murdered Clemencia that a security guard at thecriminal justice system. They unfairness of the judicial system their autonomy and functional de Wee, 23, and Johanny dumpsite in the vicinity ofhave identified shortcomings that in Namibia where hardened independence from one another. Naruses, 29, and burned Pionierspark discoveredmust be addressed. As a result criminals are granted bail and let their bodies. the smouldering remainsof these meetings, a report was loose amongst a largely defence- Last year, President Dr Hage and immediately alerted thecompiled containing recommen- less population. Geingob also addressed the issue The burned bodies were police.dations. A meeting of key role of lack of law reformers in the reportedly dumped at a There are usually demonstra- country and urged the private dumpsite in Windhoek. It is further reported that tions at the High Court and sector to come forth to help with a black Golf GTI belonging the Magistrate’s Courts with the amendments of certain laws. Prosecutor Joseph Andre- to the suspect with blood the public upset over unfair as, who represents the State, stains on it was impound- judgement. said that lab results are not ed after it was found at an undisclosed location in theBudget cuts impede human-wildlife conflict Eba Kandovazu the Parliamentary Standing istry will not be able to fill all its curate reports of conflicts have drought, flood, negligent ex- died in January and FebruaryTHE Minister of Environment Committee on natural resourc- vacancies and no new vehicles been reported and have resulted posure to areas with dangerous alone as a result of HWC.and Tourism, Pohamba Shifeta es for the ministry to promptly will be purchased,” Shifeta said. in unnecessary diversions of wildlife, modification of wildlifeannounced last month in respond to incidences of resources. habitats due to infrastructure, It is further reported that 46parliament that due to budg- human-wildlife conflicts. Shifeta, however, stressed that It is further reported that development, agriculture, green cattle and nine goats have beenetary constraints and a lack the ministry will try its best because of the growing human schemes, fishing and other de- killed by wild animals in Jan-of personnel, human-wildlife “The ministry has taken to address the issues with the and wildlife population and velopmental projects, there has uary and February and a totalconflicts (HWC) are unlikely to note of the recommendation. current resources. competition for the same living been reports of human wildlife 2n9u1mgboeartsofan54dV5i1sc5itavdttwolen.c,ko7e.9zyass/hwmeeearpse,tercbe responded to on time. However, we are facing major sopfapceeoapnledfroersfoouordcesse,cmuroivtye,mentVisit cvowSn.tcafolt.izicsatt/iimcnsatrshteeevrceraaerlgstihonats.six people killed last year alone by wild challenges of poaching and He added that cases of HWC animals. This follows a request from inadequate personnel. 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05 May - 10 May 2017 NEWS 3 One seriously injured in fracas Fraud lands Karibib official in jailCHAOS ENSUESAT CLOTHES SALE Niel Terblanche nity without authorisation from the At least one person was seriously injured during a Members of the Anti-Corruption council in return for payment. shopping frenzy at a popular clothing chain store in Commission (ACC) arrested a Windhoek this morning. senior official of the Karibib town The investigation also found that council on charges of fraud and he forged allocation of land letters Niel Terblanche screaming in the stampede, while corruption. to benefit community members others were captures grabbing who were not on the approval list An advertisement in a local daily clothes from each other and The 52-year-old Jafet Garoeb, the of the Ministry of Urban and Rural newspaper announced a two- elbowing one another to get to the council’s property clerk, has since Development. day clearance sale at the Foschini marked-down items. appeared in the Karibib Magistrate’s at the Sanlam Centre and Wernhil Court on charges that he abused his The accused person was detained Centre, where all items would Members of the Windhoek Emer- position or office for personal grati- at the Karibib police station and be sold at a rock bottom price of gency Services had to carry an fication, as well as using fraudulent made his first court appearance on N$59,99 per item. The sale, accord- injured person out of the store on a documentation to receive money. Tuesday. ing to the advert, was supposed to stretcher, while the chaos contin- end on Wednesday. ued around them and the victim. Garoeb is charged with selling Bail of N$3 000 was granted to erven to members of the commu- Garoeb and the magistrate post- When the doors of the shop The police was eventually called poned the case to 5 June for further opened on the last day of the sale, in to maintain order, but by then investigation. scores of people rushed into the empty and broken clothing stands store, resulting in a frenzy that were scattered all over the shop’s Northern water crisis left at least one person seriously floors along with hangars, shoe costs NamWater N$4mil injured. boxes and other debris. The storeAFTERMATH: The scene inside Foschini scanners were also broken amidstafter the sale. Photo contributed Several video footages circulat- the ensuing chaos. ing on social media show shoppersPress Freedom Day celebrated Gabby Tjiroze government’s duty to regulate the media. DISASTER: Casual workers repairing the damage to the canal.The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural The ceremony is expected to bring together a collective Photo Maria DavidOrganisation (UNESCO), the Editor’s Forum of Na-mibia (EFN) and the Ministry of Information and Com- body of representatives from several government offices, Maria David & Eba Kandovazu were exempted from the Situationmunication Technology (MICT) will only celebrate the non-governmental organisations, civil organisations and THE northern part of the country because Tsandi has the option ofWorld Press Freedom Day (WPFD) next week Tuesday. media houses. is facing a water crisis after a critical getting direct water supply from the part of the water infrastructure was Olushandja dam and Eenhana is sup- This year’s theme is “Critical Minds for Critical Times: Despite the contrast of the purported need for control extensively damaged. plied by recently drilled boreholes.Media’s role in advancing peaceful just and inclusive and the resistance against regulation, less is known aboutsocieties.” the extent to which the current dispensation of media Water taps at various towns in the By Wednesday, however, water policy regulations shape practices of the media profession. Oshana, Omusati and Ohangwena in the canal between Ogongo and The commemoration will be addressed by President Dr regions have run dry after the canal Oshakati had reached Oshikuku afterHage Geingob as a keynote speaker, while the guest speak- Every year, 3 May, is a date which celebrates the funda- that supplies water from Calueque NamWater was able to remove sander will be editor of the Nation magazine, Bheki Makhubu mental principles of press freedom; to evaluate press free- throughout to Oshakati was swept from the siphons.of Swaziland. dom around the world, to defend the media from attacks away by floods recently. on their independence and to pay tribute to journalists NamWater spokesperson, Johannes Geingob is also expected to launch the revised EFN who have lost their lives in the exercise of their profession. At least 22 siphons between Shigwedha this week explained thatCode of Ethics during the commemoration. Ogongo and Oshakati filled with the concrete layer in the canal has The international day was proclaimed by the UN sand following floods, making it been damaged, which resulted in a In the wake of Namibian government threats to establish General Assembly in 1993 following a Recommendation impossible for water to pass. sluggish water flow. He added thata council meant to regulate the media, there has been a adopted at the 26th Session of UNESCO’s General Con- water would only reach Oshakati bypushback against government meddling in media affairs. ference in 1991. This in turn was a response to a call by Water supply to Outapi, Okahao, Thursday this week, but that it would African journalists who in 1991 produced the landmark Okalongo, Oshikuku, and Oshakati take 48 hours before it is purified. 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6 EDITORIAL 05 May - 10 May 2017 RETRO­ SPECTIVE NGHIDIPO NANGOLOWorld Press Freedom DayFREEDOM of expression and the freedom of the media PIC OF THE DAY Photo: Muhammad Hamedare not only intertwined but are the building blocks ofany socio-economic development and the progression of Mosul, Iraq; A Iraqi police officer walks past a house destroyed in clashes with Islamic State fighters.multiparty democracy. THEORY OF INTEREST DESMOND P VAN HEERDEN Communication and enlightenment has been the pin-nacle of human advancement and survival from time PHILOSOPHIAE NATURALISimmemorial, and by extension modern civilization would Our industrialised society has been shaped by They discovered that the square of the two generalisations, induction starts with observa-find it hard to advance without the free flow of informa- our knowledge of the natural world, or, as we sides equals the square of the hypotenuse, tions, and builds generalisations from them.tion and freedom of expression. call it now, science. Science, as it were, came and in 525 BCE Pythagoras of Samos proved In addition, no generalisation can stand unless about from human curiosity. Pre-civilised this is true for all right-angled triangles. By repeatedly tested by newer experiments – a It is the reason human beings have so far dominated the man was more likely to survive if he kept a 300 BCE, Euclid had compiled all of their test of further induction. Isaac Newton furtherworld and conquered their environments as they were sharp eye on his surroundings, for food, and known theorems and proofs and arranged cemented induction as the basis of science,passionate about communicating, learning new skills threats, and thus the curious survived. A desire them in order, so each could be proved with when he, based on the observations of Galileo,and improving their life-skills. Freedom of the press and to know was cultivated in early humans, and ones worked out previously. Eventually they Tycho Brahe and Johannes Kepler, figuredexpression are the components that cherish education, re- what was not known, was constructed as all worked back to statements so simple it was out not only the elliptical orbits of planets, butsearch, innovation and creativity, for without information myths that could explain the unknown. accepted as obvious and true – these were also through induction arrived not only at hissociety will not discern where it is going or what it wants called axioms. From these axioms, all others three simple laws of motion but also his law ofto accomplish. It was the Greeks who first conceived of a followed, and Euclidean geometry is still used universal gravitation. universe as a machine, with limitations and today. Without information individuals would not be able to rules. They assumed nature was fair, and that, This then is the cornerstone of modernhone their personal development to equip themselves with if studied, would keep following the same Working out knowledge as a consequence science. No generalisation or theorem can betools and applications in an ever changing world. Igno- rules they have discovered. This bore fruit, of these axioms (called deduction) became considered completely and absolutely validrance and backwardness are some of the biggest threat to as Thales of Melitus was able to successfully all the rage due to success of geometry, but – even if a billion experiments confirm it, aadvancement as they create a fertile ground for underde- predict an eclipse in 585 BCE. And so the it introduced two critical errors in scientific single test that is inconsistent forces it to bevelopment, vulnerability to believe in unproven theories Greeks developed rigorous methods of reason- reasoning. Firstly, deduction became the only modified to match the observations recorded.and animosity. ing to discover truths about nature. respectable way of attaining knowledge – they There is no certainty that the next test or were loath to look at nature instead of abstract observation will conform to the theorem or As we celebrate World Press Freedom Day (3 May) Aristotle of Stagira first summarised these principles. Secondly, knowledge involved generalisation – science makes no claim tonothing related to freedom of expression should be taken rules. Firstly, collect observations about an with everyday life was looked down upon. ultimate truths not backed by observation.for granted as it can disappear in the blink of an eye aspect of nature. Secondly, organise these As a result, they developed theorems about Even Newton’s law of universal gravitationdepending on the discourse of the political dispensation observations in a fashion to see if you can find movement and space that were never tested, had to make way for Einstein’s general theoryof the day. Namibia has done very well, though, to uphold a pattern. Thirdly, derive from these observa- based on ‘self-evident’ axioms that turned out of relativity, when his law did not match thefreedom of the media, hence the country is ranked number tions a principle that would explain the ob- to be not true. observation of the perihelion precession ofone as the freest press in Africa, but occasionally the pub- servations. The Greeks called this method of Mercury, but general relativity did. Modernlic and the media are reminded how fragile that freedom is studying nature ‘philosophiae’ (philosophy), For nearly 2000 years afterwards, whenever science, therefore, is based around what canwhich should not leave any room for complacency. which means ‘love of knowledge.’ a question about nature arose, Aristotle or be observed, and what can be tested. If it Euclid was quoted, and accepted as fact, until cannot be observed, science cannot test it, and Freedom of the press can be threatened by political The Greeks mastered geometry by develop- a man named Galileo proved them wrong. if a generalisation cannot be tested, it is not acataclysm, double talk and sporadic bouts on the media ing two techniques derived from this method: Testing Aristotle’s theory that heavier objects scientific theorem.for doing their job in the absence of access to information. abstraction and generalisation. It was known, fall faster than lighter ones, he supposedlyFor now the situation might be changing for the best as it for example, that you could get a right angle climbed to the top of the Leaning Tower of During the time of Newton, though, it wasseems the state has accepted in principle that the industry if you divided a rope into twelve equal pieces, Pisa and dropped a heavy and light sphere still possible for an educated man to haveshould regulate itself and the two entities have agreed to and made a triangle in which the three sides simultaneously. The sound of them hitting the knowledge of all scientific endeavours. Butmeet each other half way. It’s a situation that should be were three parts, four parts and five parts long ground at the same time shattered Aristotelian during the past two centuries, scientific knowl-applauded by every Namibian. respectively. The right angle would form on physics. While this tale is a fabrication, it was edge has exploded, and become so specialised the corner of the three and four part sides. typical of his experimental methods – he was that only those in their respective fields can World Press Freedom Day should remind the media By abstraction, they removed all parts of the the first to conduct experiments and measure understand each other. These days, scientistspractitioners, the general public and the State that freedom problem not necessary to describe the prob- the results systemically. have almost come to be regarded as wizards,of the press and freedom of expression should be nurtured lem, and visualized it as pure lines. Then they and are feared instead of admired.like a baby, even when temptations are high and emo- applied themselves to the problem in general Galileo’s revolution elevated inductiontions are boiling over to muzzle the populace for personal – what property could be found that would be above deduction as the proven scientific meth- But this need not be the case. Modern sci-economic and political expediency. the same for all right-angled triangles? od. Instead of building on axioms to determine ence has many science communicators that explain the work done in a field as simply as EDITORIAL DISCLAIMER possible – if only people would take the time to listen. After all, to understand and appreci- • The newspaper’s views are not necessarily those of ate the work done in science does not require you to have a complete understanding of it our advertisers and the views aired in letters are not – no one feels that you must be a novelist to read a book, or a composer to appreciate mu- necessarily those of the newspaper. sic. It is thus possible to appreciate the work done in science without being a scientist! • Informanté publishes all advertisements in good After all, how can you feel at home in the faith and cannot be held liable for any misrepresen- modern world, with its problems and the possible solutions to those problems, without tation, losses or injury to any reader making use of having a basic understanding of where science is taking us? Understanding science gives a the products or services advertised. great satisfaction in knowing how the natural world works – it fulfils that basic curiosity Newspaper registration: 06/01/119 that drives the human mind. There is no better way to appreciate the achievements and future • Printed by Word Press, Windhoek, potential of the human race than to see what has been achieved already. Office +264 83 100 1000 Desmond P van Heerden, HonsBComm (Stell) • 260 000 copies distributed monthly to all major is the Chief Analytics Officer of Trustco Group Holdings Ltd. Previous articles available Namibian towns ­ online at http://toi.hopto.org/. He can be contacted at [email protected] • Headquarters: Trustco House, 2 Keller Street, Windhoek, Namibia • Contact: Tel. 061 275 4102/8 Fax. 061 275 4090 Email. [email protected] • Electronic: www.informante.web.na

05 May - 10 May 2017 EDITORIAL 7 Gazza does it again with new-comer Monique FlipsideSTARS SHINE CHRIS JACOBIEBRIGHTLY AT NAMASAll the glitz and glamour associated with a true international awards event were part ofthis year’s Namibian Annual Music Awards (NAMAs) in Walvis Bay. Save a LifeOVERALL WINNER: Lazarus Shiimi, better known as Gazza scooped the male artist of the year. Photo contributed THIRTY ONE Namibians killed in road accidents over a long weekend is a horrific statistic and confirms that travelling on Namibian roads is among Niel Terblanche The results for Friday evening And for Saturday evening the the most unsafe in the world. were: results were:Stars of the music industry from Best Album of the Year With another long weekend looming, because holidays were extended all over Namibia gathered at the Best Gospel Gazza - Pumumu by taking leave, it seems the only remedy left is for a nation to hope forharbour town for the two day event in Maranatha - In Your Presence Best Female Artist of the Year the best and for families to pray that their visitors will arrive alive.truly glamorous fashion. Best Afrikaans Monique English - Since 1994 Bradley Anthony - Ruk Hom Best Male Artist of the Year Clearly, a marketing and advertising exercise at the roadblocks where Outfits tailored by the best fashion Best Reggae Gazza - Pumumu people receive promotional material does not have the desired outcomedesigners in the country adorned the Florence - African Child NAMA 2017 Special Recognition and it seems that it only contributes to more frustration as drivers areartists as well as the throngs of people ft Ras Sheehama Award hellbent to make up for lost time spent at roadblocks as they chase otherattending the event. On Friday evening, Best Shambo Gazza drivers and passengers and time over vast distances on the open road.the industry awarded the achievements Satlam & M-Jay - Odula Song of the Yearof musicians as well as their production ft D-Kandjafa Young T - Fikulimwe The economy of long distance now demands that as many trips ashouses. During this event the sponsors Best Kizomba Best Oviritje possible are made in a 24-hour period, but drivers do not change, becauseof the NAMAs 2107 were also in Bradley Anthony - Amor ft Joe-Kay DIOP - Guitar Boy they are not prepared to share the fare or the load.attendance in their official capacity for Most Socially Responsible Artist Best Damara Puncha show of gratitude from the organisers. of the Year T-Bozz & Staika - Maybe the solution lies elsewhere and is so obvious it gets ignored Lize Ehlers //Nau !a ta ge ra sadu tsâsiba because of its perceived simplicity. Saturday evening was, however, the Best Song with a Message Best Soukous/Kwasahighlight of the event where Namibia’s N.I.A - Change ft Monique English Oteya - Village Boy The most fundamental soul search is an audit of personal attitude.celebrities dazzled. Radio DJ of The Year Best Traditional Namibians must again believe in themselves so that all can make a Lukas Nambala Christmas - Linima iiwanawa difference. During the main event on Saturday, Most Disciplined Artist of the kiikala pamwe ft Kamatithe ever popular Lazarus Shiimi, better Year Best Kwaito Namibians must recognise that there is no civil war between taxis andknown as Gazza, was again crowned Adora Young T - Fesha ft private commuters and therefore, addressing and targeting taxis mightthe true king of the local music industry Entertainment Journalist of the Voster & Wizblack not be the solution, but might even lead to more creative ways for longwith several awards in different Year NBC Best Rap/Hip-Hop distance and illegal operators to elude law enforcement on the roads. Incategories bestowed upon him. Radio June Shimuoshili Jericho - If Only fact, it creates animosity amongst those who are supposed to share theand TV personality Mappz Kapofi Best Musical Event of the Year Best RnB roads and also those that have to rely on this mode of transport.sandwiched by Uejaa Kazondunge and Doctatainment - Windhoek Spring Micheal Pulse - When I Need HerAfrica’s undisputed Queen of Radio and Fiesta Best Afro Pop (inclusive The very same technology to elude law enforcement is also theTV, Bonang Matheba, gave the already (All White Edition) of Township Disco) technology that can enforce the law. It depends in whose handsglamorous event even more shine while Best Live Performance of the Year Doris - Boom the technology lies – the potentially reckless criminal or the trustedhosting the show that went out live to Maranatha - Benjamin Dube Show Best House responsible citizen. Namibians believe the technology is the hands of theover 40 million television viewers from Best Single Doris - Jawbreaker majority of responsible citizens.all over the world. Sally Boss Madam - Natural Best Collaboration Best Producer of the Year Gazza - Abangani Bako ft Volunteers - to ensure traffic law enforcement - will not be hard to find, Sam E Lee Jones for Gazza - Emtee & Saudi but what should also be in place is law enforcement that can react to Pumumu Best Duo/Group of the Year information of volunteers where the sharpest and most eager policemen Radio Song of the Year House Guru Gang - Father Bless Us are rewarded for their duty at roadblocks, and not those that see it as a Sally Boss Madam - Natural Best Music Video retirement package where it is too much trouble to tear themselves from Lifetime Achievement Award Oteya - All or Nothing the shadows of a tree, and where even the wave to pass looks as if it is Elemotho Pan African Artist of the Year the most physically demanding job they will ever do. Cassper Nyovest By far the majority of Namibians do not anticipate to be passengers ofWINNER: Monique English, female artist of the year. reckless and unqualified drivers and are law-abiding citizens who lookPhoto contributed forward to uniting with their family and friends whom they have not seen or will not see in months. Therefore, the majority has an interest in safe driving and an incentive to report unsafe driving to prevent themselves from one day becoming the passenger of the lawless and reckless, because they have no choice than to board whatever transport is available, even when it is the most dangerous. For all the amazing contributions that social media and technology made to the improvement of people’s lives, they also became a secret weapon in the hands of those who seek every opportunity to sidestep the law and their common responsibility to earn as much as possible with no price too high to pay for some earnings. It is an undisputable fact that WhatApp social media groups and friends have connected Namibians as never before in history, but it is also a valuable tool in responsible and responsive hands where road blocks and traffic officers can be warned from within a car where a driver is breaking rules as far as the road stretches and is just lucky not to cause an accident just looking for a place to happen with inevitable fatalities. Travelling in Namibia is not a luxury, but a fact of life, because of the lay of the land and the distribution of the population. If the streets of Windhoek and the other towns in Namibia are quiet, the roads in between are congested and more dangerous. Everything is far. Were destinations not far apart, people would have visited their families every weekend and not only during holidays and long weekends in May, that are usually extended by leave days to make the most of every opportunity to return to the place that Namibians refer to as home in the remotest corners of the land. More vigilant eyes on the road and more technology in the hands of citizens who are law-abiding and caring about their fellow Namibians, will result in safer kilometres and bigger joy of journeying safely on the most beautiful roads on the African continent. With the longest weekend still ahead, Namibians should pick up the challenge of believing in themselves and their capacity and will have to make a difference at every level of existence. To report is to protect and the coming weekend presents a challenge to every Namibian to prove that it can be safe to travel if Namibians are responsible enough to report impending disaster from happening. The only statistic that matters is the statistic of national contribution in the national interest, because Namibians should care as they themselves could be the next road fatality statistic.

8 BUSINESS 05 May - 10 May 2017BUSINESSMARKET RECAP WEEKLY market review IJG Business Climate monitor falls 26 April - 02 May 2017 BUSINESS SALES NSX STOCKS CODE PRICE % VOLUME VALUE DECLINEDOWN UP TRUSTCO GROUP TUC/TTO 4.00 2.56% 92 371 HOLDINGS LIMITED ORY 20.96 - - - ORYX PROPERTIES LTD NHL 2.00 - - - NICTUS HOLDINGS - NAM AGR 1.46 - 8 12 AGRA LTD FNB NAMIBIA FNB 47.28 (0.04%) 10 466 HOLDINGS LTD BANK WINDHOEK BWH 17.39 (0.06%) 12 212 The IJG Business Climate Monitor fell by 1.61 points to 48.92 in January 2017, the HOLDINGS LTD largest monthly fall since March 2016. BIDVEST NAMIBIA BVN 7.78 76 LIMITED NBS 33.50 (0.13%) 10 851 Staff Reporter NAMIBIA BREWERIES (0.42%) 25 Data revisions for DecemberCOMMODITIES PRICE % GLOBAL INDICES PRICE % 2016 mean that this fall is similar proportions. of 2015 and 2016, when a host of NSX LOCAL 569 (0.16%) now the 6th consecutive month A similar decline was seen in internal and external factors droveBRENT CRUDE OIL 50.46 (3.15%) NSX ALL SHARE 1 078 0.98% in which the index has fallen or the local economy into recession.GOLD 1 257.00 0.80%) JSE TOP 40 47 529 1.24% remained flat. livestock marketed with a 19,2%PLATINUM 928.50 (2.97%) S&P 500 2 391 0.11% contraction in sales on a year- Hopwood said the expectation is UK FTSE 100 7 250 (0.35%) The decline in the index was on-year basis in January. The 12 for the economy to remain weakFOREIGN EXCHANGE PRICE % EURO STOXX 50 3 578 (0.13%) driven by retail purchases, primary months to January 2017 saw a 30% for the first half of 2017, with some HANG SENG 24 696 0.98% sector production, construction decline in livestock sales when stabilisation and recovery by theN$ PER US$ 13.35 2.33% activity, and commodity prices, compared to the same period of 4th quarter.N$ PER £ 17.28 3.10% among others. the preceding year.N$ PER € 14.59 2.36% The IJG Business Climate With regards to retail sales, the On the policy front, the business Monitor Index encompasses 30 Namibia Breweries lost its lead in 50%, Rössing Uranium nevertheless report indicates that a number climate has come under pressure indicators, selected from availablethe market this week to Trustco Group managed to increase production and of indicators have come under as a result of both lower fiscal ex- high frequency data. These are splitHoldings, who grew by 2.56% to revenues to realise a net profit of pressure over the past year, with penditure and higher interest rates into five broad categories, namelyclose at N$ 4.00 per share. Namibia N$ 107 million for the year. This is up the year-on-year sales of vehicles over the last year. the policy environment, primaryBreweries maintained its lead in from its net loss of N$ 385 million declining by some 34,5% in Janu- sector output, secondary and ter-volume, with N$ 851 000 worth of of last year. This is also reflected in ary, while the 12-month cumula- Graham Hopwood, director of tiary output, external account andshares traded. FNB Namibia Holdings their revenue, which grew from N$ tive sales for the period to January the Institute for Public Policy Re- pricing.took second place, with N$ 466 000 1.8 billion in 2015 to N$ 3 billion in 2017 fell 23,4% when compared to search (IPPR), stated that to a largeworth of shares traded. 2016. Management attributes this the previous 12 months. extent the weak data seen in Janu- Given the available high frequen- performance to not only the exchange ary 2017 constitutes an overhang cy data, these categories provide Total private sector credit extension rate, but also its commitment to Furthermore, commercial and from the rapid economic adjust- the best available high frequencyrose by just N$ 34.4 million, or 0.04% continued operations during the last passenger sales declined in fairly ment witnessed in the Namibian insight into developments in thein March, the slowest growth since July year. economy through the second half local economy and business cycle.2011. This brought the total amountof credit extended to N$ 87.25 billion. Market Quote: IJG Business Climate MonitorYear-on-year the growth was 8.5%, the “What I believe is, when you get tosecond-slowest growth rate in 5 years. commit yourself to your dream, and you know how big your dream is, it informs With 2016 being known for the you how high you should jump.”—commodity price crash, and thespot price for uranium falling by Janerose GatobuNamibian shopping trends affected. Photo for illustrative purposes only.Namibia still in the red Staff Reporter can economy, but that it should cies to warn them of potential 80s, and because it has no fiscal OUTLOOK: Kalili Namene, FNB’s Senior ResearchThere has been some movement not be construed as a clean bill of risks. We must also keep in or monetary buffers to stimulate and Development Manager. Photo contributedin economics recently with a health for Namibia. mind there are investors with growth.Fitch ratings upgrade but also a high risk tolerances, who makeFraser Institute downgrade. Regarding Namibia, he advised a living investing in risky bonds In addition, he said that the that the review was not particu- at significantly higher yields. But high private and public debts have The Fitch review was a rat- larly significant for the country. these investors are relatively few,” mopped up liquidity, an essentialing relative to South Africa and Namene said. ingredient for growth.should not be confused with “It merely states that our bondssovereign ratings as it merely are healthier that the ‘sick’ SA He further advised that in order “Finally, we have the biggestpoints out that default risks in bonds and is by no means a clean for Namibia to be positively rated infrastructure gaps, namely hous-Namibia are lower compared to bill of health. Our sovereign in all aspects it needs to increase ing, energy generation, water, rail,its neighbouring country. ratings remain BBB-, investment growth, decrease public debt, etcetera, on record. We need to grade with a negative outlook. SA reduce the current account deficit, seriously address these infra- These were the sentiments of foreign bonds have been down- tame inflation and improve gover- structure gaps before we can startKalili Namene, FNB’s Senior graded to junk with a negative nance. thinking about sustainable pro-Research and Development outlook,” he explained. duction and export led growth.Manager. In the current tough economic Consequently, growth will remain Namene added that ratings climate and business environment depressed until 2019, while we Namene explained that the latest are important for a country, as he said the economy will take lon- build up savings that eventu-review merely states that Namibia they assist investors in making ger than usual to recover due to ally transition into investmentshas a cleaner bill of health relative informed decisions when building the fact that Namibia is emerging and then production growth,”to the chronically ill South Afri- efficiently diversified portfolios. from the worst drought since the Namene concluded. “Investors rely on ratings agen-Contact our business reporters [email protected] / [email protected] on061 275 4723/24

05 May - 10 May 2017 BUSINESS 9 Low fuel levy creates deficit in road construction TRUSTCO BANK INVESTMENT CORNER TRRFA NEEDS MORE INVEST FOR PROPEINR VMONEY WEALTH CREATIONW “Save for a rainy day” goes a wise old saying. While saving worked“inStaheve forThe Road Fund Authority (RFA) has revealed that it is in need of millions of dollars past, today, you need to invest! If you believe that saving and invepstainsgt, todafrom government to sustain its current minimum maintenance levels of the nationalroad network. imply the same thing, THINK AGAIN... imply the Saving is part of your income that you put away regularly, howeveSr itadvoiens g is has negatively impacted our not necessarily provide returns and it can only meet your short-ternmonteendse. ces vehicle licence and registra- Staff Reporter tion fee income which is Investing on the other hand, provides returns and helps you grow yInouvr ceaspit-ing the second largest revenueSpeaking at a recent press source RFA receives,” Ipinge tal, which in turn, will help you fulfil your financial goals. tal, which briefing, RFA CEO Ali explainedIpinge said that the organisa- Now that you are convinced that investing is a ‘must’, getting starNtedoiws thtehattion did not receive fuel levy According to Ipinge, the next challenge. Everyone needs some motivation to get started. Itnisemxotrechalincreases for the 2016/2017 road user charges have there- tempting to spend what you have today than put it away for the ftuteumre. ptingfinancial year, thereby mak- fore increased by 7% effec- Our needs for today seem far more urgent than tomorrow’s. Our needsing it difficult to carry out its tive 1 May 2017 to maintainmandate effectively. the standard of infrastruc- What is an investment? What is a tures in the country “The fuel levy contributes • Is an asset, item or product that is purchased/used, guaranteein•gabout 60% to the total RFA “The increment shall to generate income or appreciate in the future.revenue, hence this reduces fall unto all the categoriesour ability to effectively which include annual motor • In an economic sense, an investment is the purchase of goods •address the optimal road vehicle licence and vehicle that are not consumed today but are used in the future to createmaintenance or rehabilitation registration fees, mass dis- wealth. One will always have a goal which you want to achievefunding gap. With the coun- tance cross-border charges, when investing i.e. Retirement, car, house, vacation etc.try experiencing slow growth abnormal road fees and fuelin sales of new vehicles, it levies,” added Ipinge. SHORTFALL: Road usage charges to go up - RFA Here are some reasons that will change the way you think and maHkeeyorue are s CEO Ali Ipinge. Photo contributed more determined to invest: more detNamibians financially hopeful BE PREPARED FOR EMERGENCIES: BE PREPA A sudden medical emergency or unemployment can cause a financAialscruisdis.den For instance, do you have the means to provide for your family if yFouowreirne stan hit by unforeseen circumstances such as an illness that makes youhuintabbley unf Staff Reporter and Investment Monitor regularly interesting information about how to work, or an accident that immobilizes you? Investing helps youtcoreawteork, o conducts a face-to-face survey of Namibians feel about the country’ sKey findings of the Old Mutual the habits and behaviour of working economy, with 31% reporting that a financial cushion for your family. Ideally you should have investmaenftisntao nciaNamibia Savings and Investment urban households in Namibia. they felt very confident about theMonitor 2016 has revealed that Namibian economy and 37% felt the extent of at least six months’ income at all times. the extenmore than half of Namibians felt For this specific survey, 449 peo- confident by giving an encouragingthat their financial position was ple, of whom 50% were female and total of 68%,” said Katoma. FINANCIAL SECURITY: FINANCIAbetter than it was a year ago. 50% were male, between ages of 18 and 64 were interviewed. Other key findings from the survey Your financial security depends on how much you invest and how eYfofi-ur finan The report further indicates that reveal that only 19% of respond-72% felt that their financial position The survey also revealed that ents had a savings account, 9% had ciently you do so. Investments can help you build a corpus so thatcyioeuncatnly yowould improve over the next six Namibians are keen to learn more medical cover, 9% had a funeralmonths, while 54% said they were about financial matters. plan, 6% had a pension fund and 2% generate a large cash reserve. A large cash reserve means no anxiegtyeanboeurtateconfident that they can manage their had a retirement annuity.own savings and investments. Most respondents were risk-averse, your financial security and more empowerment. your finan saying they would rather invest their A further 76% felt that saving for Old Mutual Namibia Executive: money where more returns were education was more important than FULFILLING FINANCIAL GOALS: FULFILLIMarketing Transformation and guaranteed. saving for retirement, while 61%Customer Strategy, Ndangi Katoma felt that funeral, death and disability Buying your own home or a bigger home, buying a new car, savingBfour ying yosaid of the total respondents, 80% Although 81% of respondents cover were more important thanreported that they constantly try to reported that they try to avoid retirement savings. retirement, your children’s education are some goals that are imporretatnitrteomenbecome more knowledgeable about debt where possible, only 56% offinancial matters, while 84% want to respondents said that they have Almost half, 47%, had never you. In order to fulfil these short term and long term goals, you ceyrtaoinuly. In orlearn more about how to save. enough money left for savings after consulted a financial advisor, while covering all their expenses, while 21% had done so in the six months need an investment plan. need an i The Old Mutual Namibia Savings 45% don’t have spare cash. preceding the survey. WEALTH CREATION: WEALTH “The survey also revealed some In order to create wealth, you need investment options that add aInneleo-rder t ment of growth to your money. The idea is to have your money womrk feornytouof g and not the other way around. Trustco Bank can help you build youarnwedalnthot t kitty over an investment horizon of 1-5 years and beyond. kitty over FIGHTING INFLATION: FIGHTINGBanking liquidity declines Inflation feeds on your savings. With each passing year, prices keeIpnrifslinagt! ion Investments help you protect your capital against price rise. A gooIdnwvaey stme to beat inflation is to park your money in investments that offer rettournbseat in Zorena Jantze and credit cards, rose at the end of that are higher than the rate of inflation. Trustco Bank Fixed TermtDhepaotsitasre h March 2017.THE overall liquidity of commercial The overall inflation rate slowed at come to the rescue here! come to tbanks declined at the end of March Annual growth in other loans and the end of March 2017.2017. advances, which represents about FOOD FOR THOUGHT: FOOD FO 11,5 % of total credit to the private The annual inflation rate for March The overall liquidity position stood sector, rose to 16,8% at the end of 2017 stood at 7%. This was 0,8% The ultimate goal is to have your money WORK FOR YOU at someTsthagee ultimat N$1,4 billion at the end of March March 2017, an increase of 1,2% lower than the 7,8% in the preceding in your life and not the other way around. You want to rest assuredinthaytour lif2017 compared to N$2,1 billion at when compared to the previous month. you and your family are financially free. Whether you are planningyfooruyouarnd ythe end of February 2017. month. children’s needs or for your own, investing is essential for your futcurhe!ildren’s This deceleration was most evident These figures were released by The higher growth during the in the food and non-alcoholic bever- WHY INVEST WITH TRUSTCO BANK? WHY INthe Bank of Namibia (BoN) in their review period was mainly driven by ages category.Money and Banking Statistics report base effects. • Your Capital is Guaranteed •for March 2017. 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10 COASTAL 05 May - 10 May 2017COASTALERONGO RED APPOINTSMbango to ensure shareholder value and strategyNEW BOSSThe Erongo Regional Electricity Distributor has appointed Fessor Mbangoas its new chief executive officer. Niel Terblanche The board appointed Mbango manager and executive manager. IN POWER: New CEO of Erongo RED, Fessor Mbango (left) and Tobias Nambala. as the acting CEO for a period of Before joining Erongo RED, Photo contributedThe departure of Robert three months. Kahimise saw Mbango being Mbango served in managementappointment as the acting CEO After vetting more than 40 capacity with the EVMCONof the regional power distribu- applications over the past three Consulting Group.tor for a period of three months months, the board decided tobefore he was appointed on a appoint Mbango permanently as Mbango holds a Bachelor’spermanent basis. the CEO of Erongo RED. and Master’s degree in electrical engineering from the Cape Pen- At the end of last year it was The chairman of the Erongo insula University of Technology.announced that Kahimise ac- RED board, Tobias Nambala,cepted the post as the new CEO said during the announcement During his acceptance speech,of the Windhoek City Council. that the appointment of Mbango Mbango said that he is greatly is immediate and that he would honoured by the confidence that Subsequent to this develop- be responsible for ensuring the board has in him.ment, at its extra-ordinary shareholder value by givingboard meeting which was held direction, co-ordination of key “The past three months hasrecently, the members resolved strategic decisions. made me aware of the chal-to start with the search for the lenges that the company faces,new CEO. According to Nambala, the but together with the established new incumbent has been with team of managers and staff we At the same meeting, the board the company since 2012 and will strive to deliver on thoseresolved to appoint an interim during that time he held several challenges without compromisingacting CEO whilst the search for prominent roles within the struc- Erongo RED’s effectiveness andthe new candidate continued. tures including that of technical ability to execute and deliver as is stated in our mandate,” he said.Earthquake shakes Karibib Corridor group markets to huge audience Niel Terblanche Niel Terblanche 26 April. The quake lasted for “Namibia has a low seis- with over 12 000 visitors at- potential international clients,” about 15 seconds,” said Gloria micity and events mostly The Walvis Bay Corridor tending the fair. explained Latkani.An earthquake that regis- Simuvali, acting deputy perma- occur with low intensity. Group (WBCG), along withtered 3,4 on the Richter scale nent secretary of the Mines and However, the fact that we feel about 550 other professional WBCG Business Develop- The WBCG stand wel-was recorded late last week Energy Ministry. these tremors should always exhibitors, recently show- ment Representative in Brazil, comed representatives fromin Karibib and the surround- remind us that the crust of the cased its wide range of ser- Ricardo Latkani, explained over 100 companies such asing settlements. According to the statement earth is dynamic and evolves vices at the Trans America that the Intermodal remains Scania, Thomson-Reuters, of the Ministry of Mines and continuously. Tremors and Expo Centre in Sao Paulo, vital to extending the WBCG CMA-CGM, Ceva Logistics, According to a statement is- Energy, preliminary calcula- earthquakes are therefore very Brazil. brand. Asia-Shipping, Afrochamber,sued by the Ministry of Mines tions showed that the epicentre natural but unpredictable. In John Deere, BBC Chartering,and Energy, three local seismic of the event was located in the Namibia’s case the magnitude Considered by the interna- “We displayed the wide Safmarine, Olam Trading andstations from the Namib- southern and central zone of of events are relatively low and tional logistics industry as one range of services of the Port of the governor of the Rondôniaian seismological network the so called Damara Belt. the occurrences very infre- of the best platforms to create Walvis Bay, the transport cor- State. “It is at events likerecorded the event. quent,” explained Simuvali. strategic partnerships with ridors, the Logistics Hub Pro- these where WBCG, through The tectonic structures within key players from national ject and the connection time its aggressive marketing Further analysis of the the Southern Central Zone con- The tremor was the second to and international markets, the between Namibia and the rest and active participation inevent showed that the quake sists of the Omaruru lineament be felt by Namibians in a short Intermodal South America re- of the Southern African Devel- projects, secures potentialoriginated from a depth of ten and Waterberg fault in the period. mains a vital marketing event. opment Community (SADC). partnerships, reconfirmationkilometres in the earth’s crust. northern part of the Okahandja With the event continuously Our ability to compete with from current affiliates and lineament in the Southern part. 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05 May - 10 May 2017 cash back between 11N$50 00C0 O– NA$1S0T0A00L0The objective is energy self-sufficiencyCSP PLANT IN THE FUTURELuxuryAffordAbiLity active DemoFOR ARANDIS Promotion bMW 120i Hatch back 2016 Get deposit assistance or cash back between n$427 000 N$50 000 – N$100 000The small desert town Luxury AffordAbiLity bMW 120i Hatch back bMW 125i Hatch backof Arandis is set to 2016 2016become the capital city active Demoof future technology as Promotion n$427 000 n$545 000it is again at the centreof yet another plan to Get deposit assistance orgenerate electricity cash back betweenthrough solar energy. N$50 000 – N$100 000 Niel TerblancheIn November last year, Arandis Solar Energy - a joint venturebetween Ohlthaver&List En-ergy, a subsidiary of the O&LGrouLpuaxnduirtsystAraftfegoicrpdaArtbnieLr,ity bMW 120i Hatch back bMW 125i Hatch back Luxury AffordAbiLity 2016 2016CSWoroloumntiieomnnaesotPfGcMDrmitenobsiitHnivnmg, yaPesToowrwuDteeslrtlie-aosmotfnh- oe active Demo n$427 000 n$545 000 Promotionficially lGauetncdheepdostihteacsosinssttarnucce- ortion of a 3 mcaesghabwaactkt (bMetWwe)en b20MG1NWe6$tc52da0se2hp00o0bds0aictA–kacNsbtsi$evit1sewt0ate0noec0nue0ro0errsolar eneNr$gy50po0w00er–pNla$n1t0a0t t0h0e0mining town that will supply n$472 000electricity to Erongo RED.NamPower managing direc-tor, Simson Haulofu said theNamibian power utility plansto build three new alternative THE FUTURE: Solar power plant. Luxury AffordAbiLiPthyoto contributed. Double Cabs +energy generation plants to SUV’Sboost electricity security in September this year,” he said. Heat storage in molten salts power plants and farm ionaucPtlcu4rd9t-%oivmeaboofuDntndides ioonmngntiohneitsiatoticvke,”mHarakuelotsfuasNamibia. Concentrated solar power sys- allows some solar thermal plants to interested investors, octueersmn isntosrglagamterenitarehrrleoaanb2rrtrm0Mesg$ e1oasW5olr6aler4laeen1rn5ae2psro5ego0fsywis0,tHueoo0rnan clbttoioycgnhha-tb, ackttittoooy cspauohfcntoehttrionssvyuuosentltesgameeitcns aepwnraadhnteieannldsgd.cesolmveacptluraierce-d iilinnkTgsehtlicyetoupfntiiontorwananecscrt. oeuritstislai5tny1d%sfainb2ined0Mqa$Gniu1NtW4cei6wt$ity7ca5i2dall02lse2hp000o0bds00aictA0–hscpkacaolaNsbtainldsi$nefvsi.t1tsytewrtew0Hauate0inecroelstlc0npui.eto0oarno0eiknrreotefudtphoteouCtthSthPreapte otah2nbn2bwne00MMde$$r11aWW44662731071280002Dii0004HS1D00ea4dtSTcaRohnyXobtDaa/cCHki4luXx42.5 He added that tenders willacbsolnioooosmntehn2bagteos0Mor$s1-O2oW4f60uut2jMtei1wlf7lWo2eard0r0oapip0no4Hogw00waoMetearcrWnhppdllabannattciknthe Otavi area. small area.  Haulofu said the projects will through a combination of its Namibia is a net importer 295,000 2012 Toyota Hilux 3.0 “The third 150 MW Concen- Electricity is generated be constructed and funded own cash reserves and borrow- of electricity with an installed D4D RAIDER D/C 4X4trated Solar Power (CSP) plant when the concentrated light is through Public Private Partner- ing money. capacity of 513.5MWs. Despite 305,000will be built close to Arandis converted to heat, which drives ship initiatives and pointed out this ability, the country imports 1990 Toyota Hilux 2.2near the coastal town of Swa- a heat engine, usually a steam that the plant for Otjiwarongo “We plan to put 30% cash into up to 70% of its power from the D/C 4X4 99,000kopmund. We are hard at work teturrisrcbaai lnt pheoe, rwcmoenLronu-gceeaxhcnPteueecmrdrratitytcoooairAlav mornferfeaepolcoeotcDirwto-d-nie.A ombniiuosLpHih5teig1ysh%aiodenqNuthaitmeypPirnoiowthreiert ypwlliiaslnlt.ntaekde our 51% ownership stakes, and national utilities of South Af- 2009 Toyota Fortunerprogressing projects which the other 70% we borrow from rica and Zambia during certain 3.0 D4D 4X4 240,000will be going on tender around various financial institutions. times of the year. 2014 Ford Ecosport We are also looking at putting 218,000 bMW 125i Hatch back bn2b2n00MM$$11WW5966451x5052500x22AT2id00000DcH111reC00ia355nvItteRNSa4cXueih3Pszn4s0lbuuaadksuanilc1tGJk8Duy5kup2,es0s2ty01e50.r,4601x04.05Port security builds customer confidence2016 n$545 000Niel Terblanche 2b0MG1NWe6$tc52da0se2hp00o0bds0aictA–kacNsbtsi$evit1sewt0ate0noec0nue0ro0err nbn2b200MM$$11WW4466273170210800ii00SH00eadtcahn back n$472 000 personnel has become vital in law enforcement measures are enforcement of port rules and of specialised tugs with fire 155,000 improving security manage- employed to safeguard the port regulations,” Shilongo said. fighting and search and rescue All vehicles withThe astounding theft of at ment systems. from terrorism and other un- capabilities,” he added. Roadworthy andleast N$3, 5 billion from lawful activities is the essence He said safety routines Police Clearance “Since shipping contain- of his team’s role at the port. include port fire fighting readi- Shilongo said that Namport Certificates!Namibian state coffers, as well ers could be used inappropri- ness, control of land pollution takes its responsibility towards And many more!as theLsupxourardyicAthfeffot orfdblAisbteirLityately, it becomes important that The division has to ensure that such as oil spills, management the national security of Na- Call A/F:scumospeupogefgrsl,heanicPopoctprnoittnnrogialybcvmaoexnnepodtao,Ditsbneueiedtrostamhltsoenoo proper monitoring and inspec- the security system conforms of dangerous goods, basic mibia very seriously. tion of the transferred cargo to the highest international personal protective equipment Antonio is carried out,” chief security industry standard in port safety enforcement and responding to “The Port Security is housed @ 081 273 6926 at the new Port Police Station,ippvnoooWclrourtiermtabn2ohssefe0Met$scWGh1NouWa4ee6$tfart7ciilst5n2vdtaha0y2cisef2eserhpm00eptB0oy0baodesas00aaraiyectAtns0.–,kiuadcntNsbrhtsseci$eeevisat1scerwatu0gatter0onoitetch0nuyee0ro0err oAShfHufiitlcehoeoenrxrgfipootlyrasita(nn2bb2nhNidee00MMa$$.dNm11WW44t66ahp72mao13tr07i12tbe)n08i00,asFiin00ueHSrPs00eiatonudtrgscatshn backan“dNasemcpuorirtty’s. safety and security eMeemmx“apIeernerrirnggaieeeednnndDcccitieyyvidopcisnaseielortlcsnooouuanortifnttsfeyee.arln2bn2ba,msnt00MMa$$hd11oeWWf59fl66eP54eox1t50r52t 500xid00Hr00paathiavonmeoteodclsoilh3acsineis0udbgadsds.aieto dcdogekstdth.oTeberyhnsesfasporereecactesihastleehltymestlaraanw2bnn2biyns00MM$$,e”11dWW456679525222c0000rdio00SswA00sewcrdotwaiavn.dne@satcm0oaNc8ruesa1grsre2usar7.mlne4esb0t.oh/8t8m8l that the port’s security and includes access control, ves- sel security clearance, cargo safekeeping, monitoring andb2nn2b00MM$$11WW4466271370120800ii00SH00eadtcahn back DEMO PROMOTIONb2nb2n00MM$$11WW5966451x0552500xid00Hr00iavtech30bdack : DLuAxuNryRAfIfCordAAUbiLTiOty or 2b2nbn00MM$$11WW5466792552220000id00SA00ecdtaivne tourer bb2n2n00MM$$11WW4466743307128000ii00SS00eeddaann ACTIVE TFell:o+o26r4 2D9e5 m81o00 cash back between N$50 000 - N$100 000 GeGtePtdrdeeoppomsoit osasisttisitaaonscsneiosrtancen2bb2n00MM$$11WW9566541x0552500xid00Hr00iavtech30bdack cash back between LuxuNr$5y0A00f0f–oN$r1d00A0b00iLity b2nn2b00MM$$11WW4566972525220000id00SA00ecdtaivne tourer FlooArsk fDor emo bn2b2n00MM$$11WW4466473370210800ii00SS00eeddaann bn22bn00MM$$11WW9466453x0852000xid00Sr00eivdea3n0d DePwarldoJomosteo08t1i2o79n8397 Monique van Wyk 081 211 1328 NGiecotldeneepoRsoiutxa0ss8i1st1a2n9c6e3o9r3 & ND$aCc5vani0dsrh0HB0bios0asmce–kaaNrbcM$eBket1mSwr0Woter0reoe3e02nRt00od0ad ref: 0nU23606 PNwreowwmwPort.iidcoean:nnPrr$iicc5ea9:u9nt5$o14.c48o8m81.n2a

12 NORTH Luxury AffordAbiLity Floor D0e5 Mmayo- 10 May 2017 LuxPurryoAmffoortdiAobniLity would BmW 320d maximiseState enable investorsref: 0nU23606 to returns GNFeP$tlc5rdao0seohp0oo0bms0airct–koaNsbDs$etit1seiwt0aome0nec0nneo0o0r New Price: n$599 514GEINGOB EMPHASISESPromotionPrice:n$488812 Get deposit assistance or cash back between N$50 000 – N$100 000WEALTH REDISTRIBUTIONBmW320dPnoretsaidcceenstsDorpHpaogrteuGneitiniegsofbohr aecsosnaoirNdmeefwt:ih0cPnaraitctde9m:6vn3aa$8nn67c3ye7ymB9em3ea9Wnrst3.2a0fiter workers were exploited by the colonial labour system, many ref: 0nU23606 Promotion Price: n$551 867 is weakness and sharing is wealth. the majority of the working-class those criticising the New Equitable youtNhews Parniced: nw$o5m99e5n14still can-Maria David Twenty-seven years after independ- Namibians. Economic Empowerment Frame- Promotion Price: nB$m48W8382102d ref: 0nU23606 toNebwrinPgricper:ons$pe5r9it9y5t1o4our workers aPnrdomouortipoenoPprliec,e”: nhe$4e8xp8l8ai1n2ed.Geingob made these remarks dur- ence, we can no longer tolerate to “Government creates a conducive work (NEEEF) Bill without bringing He encouraged trade unions that ing the Workers’ Day celebra- live in a Namibia where the minority business and investment environ- any alternative solutions to the table have a role to play, not only in ad- own all the means of production ment in order to enable investors regarding the inequality question. vocating better wage, but to ensuretions at Eenhana in the Ohangwena and the wealth, while the majority to maximise their returns. In turn, “WLuhxenurwye AlofofkoatredcAonboimLiictsyec- that their members become the mostRegion under the theme ‘Securing continue to languish in poverty,” investors should ensure that the highly trained and skilled workers.decent workforce for sustainable said Geingob. workers are able to share in those cwtetoioasvoirnetLnasnnrnusetodtGhusxNhtFFasePPcte$ucetohtllco5dprruwrdaanoo0arsetysetiooshhpis0tnmeoohAmo0b2ummassif0a,7evinrrictfwge–ikiyooanonfeNeesbgDDiwransf$ettm,iirvtce1sdfeesiiwuiita0,nsaAasnoommeaw0artntbeegncae0ntnneiceprood0dLhialmoa0.aanilrvnTtistsfenyheotiihnrnrsvmaogittca--social and economic development.’ profits, such as shares, better hous- At the same occaBsimoWn, G32e0inigob as- Geingob further stated that he ing, improved access to sanitation Get deposit assistance or ihssnPrrNuootreerleueoueffwsnm::dtiid00nPooasnngrntliltittscosoe99thnth:ob66oonPr33rtsir$th88nieac6e77ggea3e:pfa7fnrbteohB9$ocbamu35tltete95Wdgml1oob3s8nvy.2ge60rl-7anlianmsdteiannntgd “Inclusivity spells harmony and does not support get-riBcmh-Wqu3ic2k0i and electricity,” said Geingob.peace. Exclusivity spells discord and schermeefs: 0aNndt9th6e94p9roliferation of New Price: n$637 939conflict. Unity is strength. Division blackNebwillPiorincaei:rNes$6at15th0e5e0xpense of The president also took issue with Promotion Price: N$553 861 Promotion Price: n$551 867 Moral decay due to culturalcash back betweenOshakati on track with development N$50 000 – N$100 000 neglectMaria David iya and Ondangwa need to engage homes, while another 1 600 erven local business people to assist with are under construction and are ex- Maria David BmW 320d BmW 320i developing their towns. pected to be completed towards the ref: 0Nt96949 ref: 0nU23606 New Price: N$615 050The Minister of Urban and Rural iovnenSSltohothrapeafrNPnmacreneirkogfe,ow,m:wnmr0ctPtoahoorriteminrf6icreouen8ptnrht:ta5hahenPr3areer$eOn3irdac8s4ne.t2ho:0oa9n0toneB1$tdahhm17oRte05uhWresa8rgeteX4isdgo46feinoo7-rniss end of this month in Oshakati. New Price: n$599 514 Promotion Price: NB$m55W3 382601iDevelopment, Sophia Shaningwa, low and middle income earners Oshana governor, Clemens ref: 0Nt96949has singled out Oshakati as the under the mass housing programme UrbParonmanodtioRnuPrarilcDe:envB$eml4o8Wp8m38e2n10t2dMin- New Price: N$615 050only major northern town that is have been constructed at the Ekuku Kashuupulwa, said that the region ipissettoeNrPhrpre,eeolfwSecm:oo0tPoopmnrthieiUmciomea2no:bS3nnPrh6ar$iai0dcc5nee6ei9n:nt9htngietw5$yir14at,4c8huhe8layt8suh1ruae2rvgaeesdaist Promotion Price: N$553 861on track with development. and Ehenye townships. There are is busy with a lot of capital projects Namibians. to ensure that development is hap- Shaningwa made this remark pening in the region. Speaking at the gala dinner of theduring the Totem Expo gala dinnerwhich was held on Saturday, 30 Kashuupulwa said that all 209 Oshakati Totem Expo on Saturday, houses that fall under the massApril, at Oshakati. housing programme at Ehenye 29 April, Shaningwa said culture is According to Shaningwa, Outapi, currenLtulyx1u0r0y0 AsefrvfiocerddeArvbeinLity will be handed to the beneficiaries imperative in a society. EMBRACE CULTURE: Urban and RuralOhangwena, Helao Nafidi, Omuth- dtheavtehloapveerFPbseltreoonboauolimllodrclaootDewtd-eiitnoomcvoamnorieous after the process of transferring is complete. Shaningwa sfaaicdesthteoBdmmaayWnayr3ec2hd0auileletnoges Development MinisBtmerWSoXp4hia Shan- that Namibia irnegfw: 0a.rP6h8o5t3o:3Maria David aWhamevPrNsioreteoorefwuamr:rln0,Podnhwrteiaitcchobe9aini:ly6tenPs3atr$a8hnicn6ed7ed3:yu7tnonuBu9$urntms35hue95Wdah1laa3ss8ob26acl0di7inioadlpbteeeyd-e Luxury AffordAbiLity Floor Demo PromotionSMEs contribute to economic growthGet deposit assBismtaWnc3e2o0rd ttihPNteureodwbmeesPloiroteiicffosepn,:ecnPour$psic8lteeo2:ma9nnsB1$d, m17vaa05Wsl8uaXe4rs4e6sa7unldt the at- rNeefw:N0P$nrc5iaUc0es2h:06n0b8$0a1c6–4k3Nb7$e4t1w405e0e0n00 people on rtheef:ir0onwtn96c3u8ltu7res. srhoefu:ld0rn6e8ve5r3i3gnore their true cultural Maria David Promotion Price: n$589 730 nananneedcduerpsssurstocahjcrrGeyNeocesu$attsscgs5daosha0isefisvmhp0tNaao0bernasdi0amceicteta–iky.atbNNsbipoas$erfgniot1sapvwtet0rjainoeid0nztgeirecn0rnekeagp0moro0tehram-ededsed “MNeowraPlrdiceec:any$b6e3h7av9io3u9rs are driven iadNPderdeonewmtditPoitrehtisicaoetan:nthnPder$ivce8aev2l:eu9nnets1$.u17Kn05ia8tesh4su6aul7lppuelwopaleSmall and Medium Enterprises byPlarocmk ooftipornoPpreircec:unlt$ur5a5l1gu8i6d7ance that would provide an understanding yearly and aims to strengthen ties with(SMEs) remain the biggest contribu- that his ministry is focused on creating to Africans to define who they are, and people from all walks of life.tors of economic development through an environment that is conducive for where they originate,” said Shan- The Oshakati Totem Expo is sched-job creation opportunities for people investment and business to take place ingwa. Shaningwa added that there are uled to take place from 25 May to 3in both rural and urban areas of the and grow. The ministry also managed senior citizens whose wisdom needs to June. A total of N$966 154 was raisedcountry. to finance five industrial workshopsAccording to Minister of Industrialisa- BmW 320d that were constructed at a cost of N$20 be harvested to ensurBemthWat 3th2e0yi outh during the fund raisBinmgWev3e2n0t,dwith thetion, Trade and SMEs development, ref: 0nU23606 million, while a garment factory is alsoImmanuel Ngatjizeko, in a speech rNPerefow:m0PonrtiUicoe3n:4nP8r$0ic55e9: 9nB5$m14W488382102i planned for constructionBimn Wthe3r2e0gdion. arerwefe:l0l Nintf9or6m94ed9 and are guided to Fryesfa:l0GnrUou2p68o1f 4companies recordingdelivered on his behalf at the official New Price: n$628 364 resNpecwt Pthreicier:cNu$lt6u1re5s0b5e0fore emulating thNeewhigPhriecset: bni$d6w3i7th4N4$5100 000, whileopening of the Ondangwa Expo, ON TPRrAomCKo:tIimonmParnicuee:lnN$g5at8ji1ze3k3o0. Depruetyf: m0nayUo2r3o6f0O6ndangwa, Saima culPturoremsoftrioomn Perlsiceew: hNeB$rm5e5.W3 382601i SPtaronmdaortdioBnaPnrkicree:mnBa$im5n8sW9th37e23s00pdonsorSMEs are the backbone, strong pillars, Photo: Maria David NamuNKewwParmicbei:, nsa$id59th9a5t t1h4e exhibi- puOlNrwseehafwa:na0PlasNrogitcoe9sva:6eiN9dr$4nt6o9h1rat5Ccl0ue5lmt0uernesdKefaisnheusu- forrefth: 0isnyUe2ar6’8s 1e4xpo with a contribu- tion wPirlolmcroetaitoenoPprpicoert:unn$it4ie8s8fo8r1b2usi- tiNoenwofPrNic$e7: 5n0$0603.7 445 Promotion Price: n$589 730 Promotion Price: N$553 861key driving and building blocks for “Countries all over the world and ness people to market their products, For news and tips in the North,thriving economies. especially Namibia, with employment promote and increase agricultural BmW X4 BmW 320i and income distribution challenges, innovativeness and new business de- ref: 0nU34805taunNmdgataostjLaeizcureoexkFnsouuollmstraoSiiycdMogASErMfosrfwEroetshDmraaaddenidndAmmasbtovaiomibLtiaiellitnty-y need SMEs as they are a catalyst for velopment in and around the town. call Maria Davidref: 0r68533ctthhoernotcuroigbuhLunutstoreGyxNrFrePPsv$uttilhtc5corrrdareo0oseeyoouohpc0gofoAo0bfhmmnsef0aiorrjctfiom–knooabogNisbDccrs$etttroigt1sdeeiiwrtap0oAatoomee0winoboec0tpnnnniheol0Laeio0n.inrtd y tiNjsoogbwcaonctmjrsieNPrzamaereentokifiwdtom:otne0r.PoednHratmittitceoooea9nalt:e6lednnP3ldrsre$u8euivc6dr7reeai3ln:tlsh7gnaaoBrB9$ttfemhm35hasesiW95oWs,gc”1mri33eos8ait2w26nyi00d,it7shiiitnry NTeewl:P+r2ic6e4: n0$68529231313015 - Cell: 081769N0e1w2P0ri-cEe:mna$i6l:2m8 [email protected] She reassured people that they will Promotion Price: nB$m75W8X4467 Promotion Price: nB$m58W1332300i Get deposit assistance or ref: 0nU26655 continue creating a business-friendly cash back between New Price: n$622 210 environment for the private sector to ref: 0r68533 ref: 0nU34805 Promotion Price: n$558 160 operate in and expand their businesses. New Price: n$829 110 New Price: n$628 364 N$50 000 – N$100 000 Promotion Price: n$758 467 Promotion Price: n$581 330 BmW 320i ref: 0nt96387 New Price: n$637 939 Promotion Price: n$551 867 BmW 320d BmW 320i BmW 320d BmW 320iref: 0nU23606 ref: 0Nt96949 DLuAxuNryRAfIfCordAAUbiLTiOty ref: 0nU26814 ref: 0nU26655New Price: n$599 514 New Price: N$615 050 New Price: n$637 445 New Price: n$622 210 Promotion Price: NB$m55W3 382601d Promotion Price: nB$m58W9372300d ref: 30nU26554 ref: 0nU26814 New Price: n$671 087 New Price: n$637 445 Promotion Price: n$ 598 716 Promotion Price: n$589 730 Nicolene Roux: 081 129 6393 Ask for Dewald Jooste: 081 Promotion Price: nB$m48W8382102d ref: 0nU23606 New Price: n$599 514FLOOR DEMO PROMOTION: Get deposit assistance or cash back between N$50 000 - N$100 000Promotion Price: n$488 812 TFell:o+o26r4 2D9Be5mm8W1o03200i Promotion Price: nB$m55W8312600i ref: P0Nrt9o69m49otion ref: 0nU26655 New Price: n$622 210 8397NPreowGMmNePo$otcrn5tdiaiic0oqseehnpu0: oeN0bPs0ar$viictac6–kena1N:sb5WNs$ei0t$1syw5tk50a:0e50n0e3c08ne810o602r111 Promotion Price: n$558 160 279 1328 BmW 320i BmW X4 BmmWW 3X240d BmW 320i BmW 320dref: 0nt96387 ref: 0r68533 ref: 0rn6U825336306 ref: 0nU34805 ref: 30nU26554New Price: n$637 939 New Price: n$829 110 New Price: n$58929 51140 New Price: n$628 364 New Price: n$671 087Promotion Price: nB$m55W1382607i Promotion Price: nB$m7W58342607d Promotion Price: n$478588 841627 Promotion Price: nB$m58W1332300i Promotion Price: nB$m5W98372106dref: 0nt96387 ref: 0nU25325 ref: 0nU34805 ref: 30nU26554New Price: n$637 939 New Price: n$656 056 New Price: n$628 364 New Price: n$671 087Promotion Price: n$551 867 Promotion Price: n$609 097 Promotion Price: n$581 330 Promotion Price: n$ 598 716

05 May - 10 May 2017 ADVERT 13 EXAMINATION RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS Important points Study Tips • A personal timetable (Admission Permit), for examination leave that can The best time to start studying is now! be submitted to student’s employer will be posted to them. Time management • Students must be seated at least 15 minutes before the examination Time management is one of the biggest issues faced by starts. students. A study timetable is essential if you’re going to manage your time effectively. • The invigilator is officially in control of the examination and must be • Start by putting all the important academic dates into obeyed in all matters pertaining to the examination. your calendar or diary. • Students must present the following identity documents to be admitted • Assess the content of each subject and determine how to the examination room: much time you will require for each. a. Their admission permit • Allocate study time for each subject. Clearly indicate the b. ID document/passport/driver’s license c. Student card date, subject, starting and ending time, and topic(s) to be • Students must, complete and sign the check list. covered for each day • Students cannot leave the examination room during the examination • Schedule in time for your other commitments and activities aside from study (work, sport, social, family) – without supervision. Should they complete their examination before the both weekly activities and once-off events. It's important examination session officially ends, they must hand their answer book to to strike a balance! the invigilator. • Place the timetable in a visible position (somewhere that • Students may not leave the examination room during the first 30 you will see it!). minutes after the examination officially started or during the last 15 • Let friends and family know about your schedule so they minutes of the examination. Students, who arrived late, may only be understand your commitments and time restrictions. admitted to write the examination if they have a very good reason. It is Try to stick to your study time table (Don’t Ditch IT – DDI) the Chief Invigilator’s decision. Consider how you can modify it to make it work more • All cell phones must be kept OFF during the examination. If not, the effectively for you, and how you can build it into your invigilator will confiscate the student’s examination answer book and the weekly routine or daily habits. student will not be allowed to complete the examination. Be realistic – some people are more alert in the morning • Examination papers are set and marked by lectures and mentors from IOL than during the evening. Windhoek. NB!! Sometimes things might not go according to plan, • As soon as the results have been processed, students will be informed via but don’t beat yourself up about it. Just get back on the sms. horse and get back on track. • Examination regulations appear on each answer book. Any irregularities during examinations are considered a serious offence and the necessary Importance of Revision steps will be taken. The importance of revision can never be over-emphasized. • Dishonesty during the examination may lead to a candidate being Revision enables us to store information in the long-term expelled from the course. memory. This enables us to retrieve them whenever we need • Should a student be found guilty of any irregularities during the to us them. As with any other aspect of your studies, you examination, their answer script will be confiscated along with all need to organise your time and plan your revision in advance. gathered evidence. A criminal charge will be will be laid against the The main purposes of revision are: student, and the student will forfeit the opportunity to that examination. • to understand the topic for which you are sitting an exam • No marks will be given telephonically. • to commit what you have learnt and understood to Examination Session Times: memory • to practice planning and writing answers to questions April/May Examination: There are three key revision methods: Morning Session: 09h00 to 12h00 1. note-taking/note-making 2. memorizing Afternoon Session: 14h00 to 17h00 3. drafting model answers In conclusion, plan you time, study hard and most importantly August/September Examination: revise. Enjoy your exams! Morning Session: 09h00 to 12h00 Afternoon Session: 14h00 to 12h00 It is important that students take note of the TIMES and DATES indicated on the Examination Admission Permits. Contact number for examination queries: 061 270 9100 Contact us today for more information: Call Centre +264 61 270 9100 • Email: [email protected] Website: www.iol.na WINDHOEK 061-270 9100 • ONGWEDIVA 065-233 300 • WAVIS BAY 064 - 212 000 • OTJIWARONGO 067-314 700 KEETMANSHOOP 061-270 9640 • KATIMA MULILO 066-254 433 • RUNDU 066-255 066 GOBABIS 061-275 9610 • MARIENTAL 061-270 9630

14 GENERAL NOTICE: NAMIBIA’S GFATM FUNDING STATUS AND NEW FUNDING ADVERT REQUEST PROPOSAL FOR THE PERIOD 2017-2019 05 May - 10 May 2017 BACKGROUND & INTRODUCTION This General Notice serves to inform all stakeholders about the current funding status and modality for the new Funding Request. The NGamENibEiaRCAoLorNdiOnaTtiInCgEC: oNmAmMitIteBeIAfo’Sr HGIVF/AATIDMS,FTUBNaDnIdNGMaSlaTrAiaT(UNSaCACNADTuNME) Wis oFvUerNseDeIiNngGtheGENEimGRpEleANmLeEnNRtaOtAioTLn IoCNf EOthe:TRNPEICrQAoEgUMra:EmISNBmTAIeAPsM’,RSiIO.BeGP. 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20 SPORT 05 May - 10 May 2017SPORTCYCLISTS TO PAY TRIBUTECycling community to ride in grieving for renowned heroTO SEIBEBNamibian prominent cyclists and friends of the late cele-brated Raul Costa Seibeb will take to the road to hold amemorial ride for the passing of their fellow cyclist nextweek Tuesday. Gabby Tjiroze media to pay tribute to one of the top RIP: Late Seibeb. Photo contributed. cyclist in the country.The charity run will start from Nedbank Head Office to Seibeb’s The Namibian Cycling Federationfamily house in Katutura, starting (NCF) issued a statement expressingfrom 16h30. their sorrow at the huge loss and the void Seibeb’s death will leave in the “The initial run was planned for sporting fraternity.Thursday, but due to the public holi-day we decided to shift it to next week “We were shocked and saddenedsince a lot of people are travelling and to hear the untimely passing away ofthe turnout might be low. The pass- Costa. A cycling talent and a colourfuling of Seibeb came as a shock to the personality gone too soon. To Costa’ssport fraternity and what other way to family and friends, the condolencesremember him then to cycle,” Impact and prayers of the entire NamibianSport Communications spokesperson, cycling community. We are also re-Jacob Kiyola said. ceiving many condolence and sadness messages from beyond our borders,” Seibeb died in a car accident about said NCF media statement.40km from Aus on Monday evening. Seibeb was only 25 when he passed He had participated in a cycling on and had already created a name forevent in Lüderitz last weekend and himself as one of Namibia’s top seniorwas on his way to Windhoek when the cyclists.accident that claimed his life occurred. Seibeb won his first 30km victory According to a police statement, race at the Nedbank Cycle ChallengeSeibeb was rushed to a Windhoek in 2009 and from there onwards hehospital where he succumbed to never looked back and accrued nu-injuries. He allegedly lost control of merous awards over the years.the white Polo vehicle he was driving,causing it to overturn. The memorial ride is organised by Impact Sport Communications and The cycling fraternity took to social sponsored by Nedbank Namibia and NCF.Chess Federation Welwitschias reveal squadgets sponsorship against the Lions Gabby Tjiroze defeated in both their matches, Jones sau Forbes, Leneve Damens, Victor THE Welwitschias’ head coach, Lynn is still determined and hopeful for Roderique, Eugene Jantjies, Theuns Jones, announced his squad that will a win. Kotze, David Philander, Francois play against the Golden Lions in Wiese, JC Greyling, Lesley Klim, their third game of the SuperSport “This week we are looking to work Aurelio Plato. Rugby Challenge match on Wednes- on our speed around the pitch to fit day. in the space and to defend better. The seven reserves are as follows; We have shown a lot of promises Obert Nortje, Christo McNish, AJ Jones announced his starting 15 and abilities, but we haven’t yet been de Klerk, Mahepisa Tjeriko, Thomas and seven reserves but has named a consistent in what we have been Kali, Cameron Klassen and Heinrich 24-man squad for the match, with delivering. I was delighted with the Smit. the only newcomer being Obert spirit of the players,” he stressed. Nortje, who is Namibia’s Under-20 The Welwitschias captain Eugene player, as well as welcomed back The Welwitschias first 15 squad is Jantjies also urged the supporters to Max Katjijeko and Victor Roderique, as follows: Collen Smith, Gerhard be patient with them as they are still who missed the last match. Lotter, Andries Rousseau, Muniovita working on building a better team.CHECKMATE: President of the Namibia Chess Federation, Otto Nakapunda He has also made changes to the(left) looks on as Jacquiline Pack of Bank Windhoek plays a game of chess. whole front row.Photo contributed. “The front row has been revolved Sport Reporter ment. to allow for more growth and more KRPahEsoAitrDoinYG:gaWubabe,ylMwTijatirsxocKzheiaa.t’jsijecakpot,aTihnoEmugae-ne Jantjies preparing for Saturday’s match.Bank Windhoek recently sponsored NCF will now host a league every fitness work and a share of work thatthe Namibia Chess Federation we will face over the weekend,” said(NCF) with chess sets in order to week Monday for the next 18 weeks Jones.encourage the growth of the sport to encourage participation and inter-throughout the country. est amongst chess players. The Windhoek Draught Welwits- chias will be in for a competitive “Bank Windhoek is excited to sup- “With the Bank Windhoek Junior match against the Lions who wonport the NCF in its efforts to grow Open and Closed Championships their last match against the Pumas.and promote chess across Namibia. which started in April, the supportChess is the best sport to exercise the from the bank is very much appreci- The Welwitschias will play in Southmost important organ in our bodies, ated. We would like to thank the Africa at 15h00 Namibian time.the brain,” said Bank Windhoek’s bank for their support, in sponsoringRiaan van Rooyen. chess sets to the NCF. These sets will They lost their second match be used to empower the federation against the Blue Bulls by 50-24 (half- Other benefits of chess includes and its members in different towns time 24-10) at the Hage Geingobthat it sparks creativity, trains both across Namibia,” said president of Stadium last weekend.sides of the brain, increases problem- the Namibia Chess Federation, Ottosolving skills, improves reading skills Nakapunda. The defeat left them with 1 point atand optimises memory improve- the bottom of the log. Those interested in participating are encouraged to contact the federa- The Welwitchias have little choice tion. but to return to the drawing board in terms of their defence as they ex- perienced their second big loss in as many weeks in the tournament and will have to bounce back strongly if they want to make the playoffs. Although the Welwitschias were