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THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: I
WAS TOO BUSY LOOKING FOR CHANCES, THUS MY OPPORTUNITIES SLIPPED ONE BY ONE – C
J Langenhoven
In today’s
newsletter –
·
Valuation Court officially
postponed
·
NAPHA elects new president
·
Information meetings about Meatco structure
·
FA and other news
Valuation Court officially postponed
In an advertisement in the newspapers on Friday,
November 30, 2012 it is indicated that the Valuation Court has officially been
postponed to 2013. The Court will now take place from May 20 – 31, 2013 in the
Magistrate’s Court in Windhoek in Luderitz Str. The proceedings will start each
morning at 10:00. This announcement is published in Government Notice No 285 of
November 22, 2012. The Notice can be accessed here: LINK
The Professional
Hunters Association of Namibia, NAPHA this week elected Mr Kai Uwe Denker as
their new president to succeed Mr Janneman Brand whose term of office has come
to an end. On behalf of the president of the NAU, Mr Derek Wright and the
Executive Council we wish Mr Denker strength for his term of office at NAPHA.
The Minister of
Environment and Tourism, Ms Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah officially opened the NAPHA
congress. In her speech, which was deliviered on her behalf by the Director of
Tourism, Mr Sem Shikongo, she mentioned the cooperation between the Ministry of
Environment and Tourism and NAPHA as an example of the cooperation between the
private sector and government to jointly reach an aim. She emphasized that the
hunting industry contributes substantially towards the sustainable use of
natural resources as contained in the Constitution of the country.
According to her 88% of
the country’s game is found on commercial land which is a big responsibility
for NAPHA with regard to this resource. She also pointed out that the communal
conservancies play an even bigger role in the conservation of game and that it
currently contributes 28% towards the income of these conservancies.
She challenged NAPHA to
involve more previous disadvantaged game farmers in their organisation and that
NAPHA should also get involved in the conservancies in communal areas. She made
NAPHA members attend that they have to adhere to the professional code in the
hunting industry in order to promote professional hunting in Namibia.
Information meetings about
Meatco structure
The Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry is
holding stakeholder information meetings to inform all stakeholders about the
new Meatco structure and the Draft Bill. The meetings will be held as follows: 3
December at 08:30 at the Goba Lodge & Rest Camp, Gobabis; 5 December at
08:30 at the Anandi Guesthouse, Mariental; 6 December at 08:30 at the NamPower
Convention Centre, Windhoek; 8 December at 08:30 at the Caprivi Town Hotel,
Katima Mulilo; 11 December at 08:30 at the Ngandu Hotel and Casino, Rundu; 13
December at 08:30 at the Trade Fair Conference Hall, Ongwediva and on 15 December
at 08:30 at the Out of Africa Town Lodge, Otjiwarongo. For further details
contact Ms Sharon Goagoses, Tel 061 2087704 or 081 8057004 or Ms Aune
Mutilitha, Tel 061 2087476 or 081 3779001.
Power
interruptions
NamPower
has announced the following power interruptions: On December 2 from 07:00 –
19:00: the whole of Grootfontein town network (MTC towers, post office,
hospitals, schools, Police station, shopping centres, filling stations, hotels
and all residential areas); all clients of the Uitkoms network (MTC Uitkoms
tower and all farms); all clients of the Maria Bron network (St Andrews, Maria
Bron Roman Catholic School and all farms); the whole of Tsumeb town network
(MTC towers, post office, hospital, schools, Police station, shopping centres,
filling stations, hotels and all residential areas); all clients of the
Mannheim network (Tsintsabis, Ludwigshaven plots, Tamboti Lodge, Tsumeb
Crusher, Otjikoto Med-Wave and all farms).
FA and other news
Osire/Waterberg FA is holding its year end
function on December 1 at 17:00 at the FA hall. A shooting and jukskei
competition will be held and the day is concluded with a dance. Members do not
need to pay an entrance fee and non-members will have to pay N$50 to cover the meals.
For further details contact Dagmar Wilckens, Tel 067 306201, wilckens@iway.na.
The Scientific Society will hold a presentation about „Solar Photo
Voltaic (SPV) in the home use environment”. Mr W Schenk will talk about his own
experiences in electricity self-sufficiency through SPV and Mr H Schütt will
talk about ptions of net feeding with SPV. This presentation will be held on
December 5 at 19:30 at the Scientific Society, 110 Robert Mugabe Ave, Windhoek.
For further details contact Mrs Fritzsche, Tel 061 225372, nwg@iway.na.
Steinhausen FA is
holding its Annual General Meeting and year end function on December 8 at 16:00
at the FA hall at Farm Steinhausen. Further details from Mayke Rumpf, Tel 062
561422, combumbi@iway.na.
Witvlei FA
is holding their General
Meeting and year end function on December 8 at 17:00 in the farmer house at
Wtivlei. For further details contact Monica Bouwer, Tel 062 570317, 081 2790301, gmbouwer@iway.na.
Hoërand FA is holding an Old Years dance on December 29 at 19:00 at the FA hall at
Farm Stubbenkamer, Maltahöhe district. Registration is N$100 per person for
adults, N$50 for children under 12 years and entrance for pre-school children
is free of charge. Dinner and dance is included in the registration fee and
further details can be obtained from Antoinette Burger, Tel 081 2842744, antoiburger@gmail.com or MarykaTruter, Tel 081 2624146, hardegat@iway.na.
Hochfeld FA is holding its New Year party
on December 31 at 19:00 at the Hochfeld Lodge. The costs are N$100 for adults,
N$50 for children from 12 – 18 years and free of charge for children under the
age of 12 years. Dinner and dance are included in the registration. For further
details contact Marina von Dewitz, Tel 062 549026, 081 2304100, marinavondewith@gmail.com or Deoné Schlechter, Tel 062
549108, 081 3084931, deone@iway.na.
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Exchange Rate NAD (17-23 November
2012)
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November
|
EURO
|
USD
|
POUND
|
PULA
|
|
|
Saturday
|
17
|
11.294
|
8.862
|
14.076
|
1.103
|
|
Sunday
|
18
|
11.290
|
8.859
|
14.075
|
1.103
|
|
Monday
|
19
|
11.295
|
8.820
|
14.032
|
1.105
|
|
Tuesday
|
20
|
11.347
|
8.855
|
14.101
|
1.106
|
|
Wednesday
|
21
|
11.450
|
8.972
|
14.296
|
1.113
|
|
Thursday
|
22
|
11.508
|
8.939
|
14.238
|
1.112
|
|
Friday
|
23
|
11.499
|
8.875
|
14.225
|
1.110
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WEEKLY
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Exchange rate NAD (24-30 November
2012)
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November
|
EURO
|
USD
|
POUND
|
PULA
|
|
|
Saturday
|
24
|
11.499
|
8.875
|
14.225
|
1.110
|
|
Sunday
|
25
|
11.527
|
8.883
|
14.241
|
1.109
|
|
Monday
|
26
|
11.497
|
8.867
|
14.199
|
1.109
|
|
Tuesday
|
27
|
11.426
|
8.830
|
14.153
|
1.108
|
|
Wednesday
|
28
|
11.407
|
8.827
|
14.120
|
1.103
|
|
Thursday
|
29
|
11.393
|
8.796
|
14.094
|
1.109
|
|
Friday
|
30
|
11.406
|
8.770
|
14.075
|
1.102
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