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Czechoslovakia. get rousing welcom.e hodle THE tarmac ofwmdhoek nternational airport was bright With colour yesterday afternoon as dozens of Swapo Youth League members welcomed 119 Namibian students back from exile in Czechoslovakia.

Progress reported on controversial U sakos oil refinery.

Kids from. Czechoslovakia.

A reliable source told The demonstrating until Home Namibian that the prisoners Affairs Minister Hifikepunye had threatened to continue Pohamba, Justice Minister Emest Tjiriange and Swapo FOR AN UPDATE chief co-ordinator Moses Garoeb came to speak to them.

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ON THE ALL According to some people AFRCA GAMES, close to the situation, a dangerous situation could develop See page 16 unless the three men go and speak to the prison inmates, On Thursdaynigbt were violent scenes at the prison after news of the treason trial sentences first reached inmates.

Blankets were tom up and set alight, while prisoners hammered on their cell doors Cop killed in North in.

OSWALD SHVUTE ATOSHAKAT A POLCEMAN in the North was killed on Friday after a car chase from Ohangwena to Oshakati ended in a dramatic confrontation with botsotsos.

The shooting took place at a cuca shop near a filling station outside Oshakati West when the botsotsos tried to hide inbetween cuca shops after the police had sprayed one of their bakkie s back wheels with bullets near the Enok filling station.

A policeman from who was with Ohgwena Hamalwa told The Namibian that the police had been looking for two cars stolen from Ondobe village in the Oukwanyaro.

On Thuuday night a policeman was at acuca shop when a Toyota bakkie driven by a young and generally created chaos.

The uproar was such that concerned residents living near the prison heard it.

The rioting led to Prisons Commissioner Crispin Matongo being urgently called to the prison on Thursday night.

The treason trialists sentences ranged from an effective R500 fine to four years imprisonment.

Yesterday, a source told The Namibian thatre situaticnbad cam:d down compared to Thursday night, with prisoners now protesting more peacefully.

They are saying its our Govemment, we must demonstrate peacefully, the source said.

However, he added, prisoners were refusing to sleep in Progress reported on controversial U sakos oil refinery A CONTROVERSAL oil refinery took a step forward last week when a R3,1 million contract was awarded to local firm NamibBeton.

This will cover installing electricity, water, sewerage, roads and other services in Usakos, ready for 300 houses to be built.

Work is expected to start in the next two weeks and will continue until November, when the site will apparently be ready for the house-builders.

The work is again to be allocated on a tender system and is part of a planned 150 million (R429 million) oil TOM MNNEY We intend to award the building contract to several Namibian companies so they have the advantage of our investment, said rstone.

The contracts are to be awarded before the Christmas break so work can start early in 1992 and be finished by next July.

Other plans Atherstone says he w for Usakos include upgrading the water, which he says his own consultants are working on.

Korean firm Sunkyong is apparently through with the design engineering work for the actual refinery, which is to be made in Korea and delivered in August The site STAFF REPORTER their cells, and had been sleeping outside since Thursday.

They are very, very unhappy with the treason trial sentences, the source said.

Some claim they are serving heavier sentences for minor crimes.

The prisoners have also allegedly refused to do their allocated work.

Further, the source, the protest had resulted in policemen having to work longer hours than nonnal, with time offbeing cancelled in some cases.

All attempts yesterday to get official confirmation of the situation at the prison proved fruitless.