Unclaimed Monies Newsletter No. 3 of 2022 - Namibia Sanlam

Sanlam has unclaimed monies. Please contact Milton LOUW on 081 688 1368 for further information.

Last Name, First Name, DoB

AFRIKANER, Jeremia, 550625

AMUNGHETE, Mathews, 650312

AMUTENYA, David, 591223

ANDERSON, Manfred Rupert, 650704

ANGOLO, Benjamin, 510720

ANGULA, Lisias, 880202

APPOLUS, Jomo, 600625

AUSIKU, Sirkka, 640409

BEUKES, Anthea Suzette, 740303

BEUKES, Erich Alusius, 580918

BEZUIDENHOUDT, Christo Johannes, 661212

BIERBACH, Michelle, 960327

BOCK, Lorraine Letiitia, 640130

BOCK, Audrey Nadia, 820521

BOOIS, Josephine, 641111

Botha, Pieter Johannes, 610618

Brandt, Lily, 570818

BREDENHANN, Phillippus Albertus, 530923

DA COSTA, Carlos Alberto Magalhaes, 590517

DAMENS, Phillip Carl, 601106

Daniels, John Frederick, 541117

De Bruin, Ockert, Petrus, J, 710122

DE WET, Christiaan, 661107

De Wet, Hazel Joan, 650922

DETERING, Christian, 620802

DU PLESSIS, Cicil Marthinus Dias, 700618

Du Preez, Richard, 700509

Du Tiot, Edward Johannes, 681114

EKANDJO, Fransina Gundjileni, 581008

FILLIPUS, Isaac, 630808

FORBES, Johan Keven, 660313

Fourie, Hendrik Jacobus, 651223

Franken, Len, 610425

Goncalves, Daniel Jose M, 510513

GROBLER, Richard, 900703

HARTNEY, Elizabeth, 550907

HISHEEFA, Penny, 590327

HOGG, Bianka, 710615

Horn, Christiaan Petrus, 610303

INUKWA, Tobias, 500212

IWATA, Gebhard, 601102

JACOBS, Riana, 630410

Jacobs, Pieter Karel, 601206

JAHANIKA, Alinda, 530607

JANTJIES, Elizabeth, 661030

Johnson, Magdalena Louisa, 620521

JUNIUS, Enrico Jurgen Venancio, 600410

KAIYAMO, Hosea Nico, 611112

KANDJAVERA, Paul, 720828

KANGETE, Selma Lucina, 550717

Kangulu, Johannes, 560403

Kapulua, Josua, 720509

KATJARIUA, Reinhard, 530302

KATJIMUNE, Milka Vakarira, 691230

KATJIVENA, Festus, 560323

Katzao, Aloysius Gerson, 620210

KEHLBECK, Martin, 770422

KHOE-AOB, Engelhardt M, 660218

KOPER, Petrus, 560516

KUSKE, Karl Heinz, 541220

LAMPRECHT, Hermanus, 700404

LANGMAAK, Gunter, 601220

LIOMBA, Albius Sinvula, 660915

LOUW, Joachem Petrus, 591014

Louw, Maruis Paul, 680418

LUBBE, Willem, 610507

LUMPONJANI, Ben Tiiso, 610302

MATHEUS, Felicia, 600204

MAVUNA, Benson Masasa, 670407

MAYUMBELO, Mujiwa George, 621114

Mbeha, Norah Nsala, 660927

MBOME, Selma Fimanekeni, 570505

McDuling, Elizabeth Edna Jerome, 630916

MEIBURG, Albert Karl Gustav, 610419

MEINERT, Glenda Callista, 710417

MEYER, Hendrik Petrus, 550829

MUKUAHIMA, Berthold, 590106

MUREMI, Adolf Makanga, 690606

Muvangua, Orpa Janee, 631023

MUYATWA, Mary Kachana, 651223

NAANDA, Pendapala Andreas, 660511

NAMBAHU, Onesmus William, 560227

NAMPALA, Maria, 570825

NAMULANDU, Willpard Ndagi, 550104

NARUSEB, Sebedeus, 620405

NAWASES, Gerhardine, 560505

NDJAVERA, George, 530719

NDJOZE-SIRIRIKA, Muvatera, 620921

NENKAVU, Beatrice Ndahalele, 650801

NGHIMUTINA, Eliaser, 590315

NGHITOTELUA, Loide, 530108

NJENJEMA, Richard Zambwe, 610317

NKULA, Catherine Sibeso, 500725

NOWASES, Geraldine, 670727

Olivier, Quentin Charles E, 681118

Oosthuizen, De Wet, 650611

PAETZOLD, Gitta, 660516

Palmhert, Wolfgang Heinz, 600625

PAULUS, Matheus, 611213

PAULUS, Pinias, 591212

RADEBE, Qwaleseyandla, 610322

Ramsay, Sharon Anne, 611118

REID, Janet, 660120

Robinson, Kenneth, 610917

Rossi, Gino, 630908

ROSSOUW, Eugene, 660119

Rossouw, Eugene Jaques, 661119

Rossouw, Brenda, 720824

RUST, Udo, 711011

Sachse, Gerhard Manfred, 610918

SAMBI, Sinvula Oliver, 600315

SANZILA, Keith Mumba, 580419

SCHOLZ, Arthur Herbert, 600403

SHAVUKA, Martha Nangula, 610918

Shekupe, Bianca Patricia, 760226

SHEYA, Pinehas, 630829

Shifiona, Naomi, 580315

SHIINDI, Fresia, 001020

SHIKEWA, Mattheus, 640118

SHIKOYENI, Magdalena, 610108

SHILONGO, Grace, 600213

SHILONGO, Lamek, 550212

SIBUKU, Mwaka Cecilia, 590906

SIEVERS, Beate, 600222

SILISHEBO, Fabian Mubumbulwa, 780204

SIMANGA, Miyaze Elizabeth, 610315

SIMASIKU, Vincent Simataa, 560721

Simasiku, Leonard, 610515

SIMATAA, Dorothy Mushokobanji, 701216

Siukuta, Euginia Namwi, 591201

SMITH, Nicolaas Albertus, 600904

Steenkamp, Dawid, 520425

Stein, Frank, 710331

Steyn, Nicolaas Johannes R, 420228

Steyn, Carmen, 700310

Storm, Amor, 701020

Strong, Collin Charles, 630421

TAMSEN, Karin, 590912

Tegethoff, Jens, 690427

THAWU, Bonifatia Namutenya, 540421

TJIMBUNDU, Thomas Ngerimune, 620808

TJIUORO, Stephen Uanjengua-Ije, 681209

TJONGARERO, Harry, 970519

UUSHONA, David Daddy Hishikushitja, 621011

Van Der Merwe, Magiel Nicolaas, 601201

Van Niekerk, Isak, 600816

VAN WYK, Cathrine Winifred, 600125

VAN WYK, Janetta Jacoba, 930426

VAN ZYL, Barend Johannes, 601024

VON REEKEN, Anja, 650901

WEDER, Winfried Eugen, 610911

WERNER, Jurgen Ernst, 601119

WIRTZ, Robert Douglas, 600406

YON, Yvonne Margereth, 600403

ZULCH, Pieter Jacobus, 561112

Namibia and Milton Louw 28 December 2019

Dear people who care about me, the consumers of Namibia,

My humble apologies.

Over the past 20 years it has been my honour of being the custodian of your personal digital information.

I have on a laptop in the possession of the Namibian Police a software program I wrote in 2004 called the "Namibian Consumer Database".

In that database of over 3 million records I have stored the following personal digital information if the people in it.

They are:

• Voters Register of Namibia 1999 (VRS99)
• City of Windhoek debtors book 2003
• Namibian Taxpayers Excel Sheet not dated
• Voters Register of Namibia 2009
• Nambiz database 1999, 2004, 2013
• Box holders of Nampost

Thank you for the honour and the understanding.

We in the world, and very much so here in Namibia, (where I reside with my Captain Adorable), need:

• Consumer Protection Act
• Privacy and Data Protection
• Protection of Personal Digital Information

I believe in standards.

I thank you.

Milton (whose turning 50 tomorrow 😇)

Last Man Left Standing

Introduction to the Book

“Last Man Standing” refers to the winner in a contest or competition or the sole survivor of an event and it probably has its origin from the expression “Last Man Left Standing”. Recently I was reminded by a friend that I was the “last man left standing” during the last apartheid court case held in the 1980’s, namely the case of Namibia National Students’ Organisation & Others v Speaker of the National Assembly for South West Africa 1990 (1) SA 617 SWA.


Students from the Academy of Namibia (which was the predecessor to both the Namibia University of Science and Technology and the University of Namibia), had held demonstrations against the apartheid regime and were arrested under The Protection of Fundamental Rights Act (No. 16 of 88) that were being used to prevent gatherings of any kind. The students at the Academy had been demonstrating for two days against the establishment of South Africa army bases near to schools, especially in the North, which had led to several reported cases of rape by schoolgirls by army personnel.  A total of thirty-seven students were arrested during the police action against the demonstrators and held without bail for several days. This was challenged by the Legal Assistance Centre and the case was to be heard in the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court.


During the urgent bail application, a number of students were called to the stand and were put under questioning by the then Prosecutor Richard Metcalfe. The last accused to be questioned before the magistrate recused herself, was Milton Martin Ronald LOUW.
It is also important to note that this specific law was contested by the Namibian National Students Organisation and was found to be unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in Bloemfontein, South Africa. This legal battle is still used around the world when discussing human rights as it "creates criminal offences for activities which in democratic societies have been perfectly acceptable and legal."


From this court case and my subsequent activism in the areas of social justice and consumer rights, I thought it appropriate to take a look back at the essays I have written that I feel have the most important to say about Namibia after 23 years of Independence.

Milton LouwWindhoek, NAMIBIA 21 March 2013

The Scorpion Syndrome

A new discovery in psychoneuroimmunology in the field of mind-body medicine

by

Prof. A. Zielinski *

Dedication: I dedicate my work to my great Teacher and Master Who is more than a Father and Friend to me and Whose unworthy ambassador I am. I wish and hope that this discovery and development will help improve the conditions of humanity.

Acknowledgement: With gratitude I acknowledge the great help and support I have been receiving from many friends and such great institutes as the St. Petersburg V.M. Bekhterev Psychoneurological Research Institute, the State University of St. Petersburg, Russia, the International Academy at St. Petersburg and the Russian Academy of Science.

The Paradigm of the Syndrome

The scorpion is a brave an intelligent creature. It will fight when attacked, and when it realizes that it cannot win the fight, it will decide on a swift escape. Once in a demonstration of a scorpion that was in a fight, the scorpion decided to flee. A big circle of lighted gasoline was made around the scorpion. When the scorpion realized that he could not fight nor flee successfully because of the circle of fire, he did something very impressive. He put his stinger in his own body and began pumping venom into himself until he slowly died. No other animal does this. We human beings, however, act in a similar way when we find no way out of a situation.

A human being has a complex infrastructure in his body to cope with almost all situations that may be faced during life. When a decision to fight is made in the broadest sense of the word, the body will produce i.a. adrenalin. This makes the skin "senseless" against injuries and also helps the mind to focus on the fight. When, however, man decides on flight, the body will produce such substances that give the body great endurance and energy. One can run for hours, or jump over walls that normally without such flight conditions would be impossible. Now, if for any reason a human being feels that he is being attacked, and if there is no possibility to fight or flee, the body will suppress its immune system and the person will become sick and can eventually die of any disease including cancer, cardiac arrest or other psychosomatic illnesses.

The Treatment of the Scorpion Syndrome

The method for treating the Scorpion Syndrome has been developed, consisting of various stages. Stage one consists of stimulating the neurons of the brain to produce Delta brain waves. During this phase the patient can see for himself in a kind of inner vision, also called "remote vision", the cause of the Scorpion Syndrome. The "remote vision" will show him pictures or events during any period of his life, including his mother's pregnancy that is causing the syndrome. Once the cause of the Scorpion Syndrome is known, we can proceed to phase two of the treatment, in which Theta brain waves are being produced by the stimulated neurons of the brain.

During this phase, subliminal neurolinguistic information is being sent to the long- term memory of the brain through the right hemisphere. This information will now dissolve the cause of the Scorpion Syndrome instantaneously, releasing the suppression of the immune system. The immune system will now be activated and a healing process will start automatically, because the immune system is not being suppressed any more by the Scorpion Syndrome, which has been resolved through the neurolinguistic subliminal message to the brain.

Some Case Histories of the Scorpion Syndrome

A 37-year-old patient of the Bekhterev Psychoneurological Research Institute in St. Petersburg, Russia, had an insomnia problem. He could not sleep during the night or day no matter what he did and therefore could not function at all. After the treatment, we had to shake him to wake him up because he was snoring so loud and instantaneously he was cured of his insomnia problem.

A 21-year-old girl had a kind of dermatitis that presented itself in the following manner:

Whenever she was lightly scratched on the skin, a blister would appear as if she had been burnt with hot oil. She said that the symptom began six years earlier and there was no cure to be found. During the "remote vision", it was discovered that six years earlier at the age of 15, she was in love with a young man whom her mother disapproved of. Her mother felt she was much too young to be in love. The girl ran away from home and had not spoken to her mother since then. Immediately after the subliminal neurolinguistic message was sent to her brain, the blisters disappeared from her skin and she felt an intense longing to go to her parent to reconcile. She was immediately relieved of her symptoms of what appeared as a kind of neurodermitis.

A 51-year-old woman was dying. She had a rare form of depression. A subliminal neurolinguistic message was sent to her brain reactivating her immune system. Two weeks later she accompanied her husband on a business trip to Italy. She was completely cured of her depression.

A young man of 23 had a serious cocaine problem. After a subliminal neurolinguistic message was sent to his brain, he never wanted to take cocaine again and there were even no withdrawal symptoms.

A woman, aged 53, wanted to quit smoking and had tried various methods that were unsuccessful. After the subliminal neurolinguistic message was sent to her brain, she was cured of her smoking addiction immediately and never smoked again.

A 43-year-old man was impotent. During the "remote vision", it was found that he was present during the birth of his son twelve years earlier. It was a very difficult birth and he had been impotent since that time. After an appropriate subliminal neurolinguistic message was sent to his brain he was cured instantaneously and could have normal relations with his wife.

A beautiful lady of 43 had lung cancer. Twenty-one years previously she had married, had a baby a year later and was then caught in Miami with ten kilograms of heroin in her suitcase that she knew nothing about. She was sentenced to four and a half years in prison. Her husband returned to his country with the baby, filed for divorce and married another woman. Later on, the husband confessed that he was the one who had hidden the heroin in her suitcase and that is wife had been innocent. Meanwhile, she did not have contact with her son for twenty years and felt her life was ruined. After the subliminal neurolinguistic information was sent to her brain, the suppression of the immune system was released so that the healing forces of the body could take care of her health. She has been completely cured of her lung cancer.

A 45-year-old woman was suffering from schizophrenia. She was constantly hearing different inner voices and also had frequent outbursts of anger. As a result of this she repeatedly experienced problems in her marriages and relationships. During the "remote vision" it was discovered that in her childhood she had repeatedly been sexually abused by a family member and had also been neglected by her mother who was an alcoholic. After the treatment the inner voices immediately vanished for good including the outbursts of anger and the woman became a friendly and attractive lady.

The entire treatment takes only one day (7 to 9 hours) and does not have to be repeated. The subliminal neurolinguistic information lasts 30 seconds to 15 minutes depending on the complexity of the case and is formulated for every person individually.

* Professor Zielinski conducts research i.a. in the activation and stimulation of the immune system with subliminal neurolinguistic information and with electromagnetic millimeter waves within the bandwidth of cell communication. He is connected with the International Academy at St Petersburg, Russia, and he is an active member of the Russian Academy of Science. Prof. Zielinski is ambassador of the International Scientists' Club with its headquarters at St. Petersburg, Russia.

Prof. Zielinski can be contacted in English language via the Internet at the E-mail address:

scorpionsyndrome@hotmail.com

Recommended literature:

"A Clinicians' Guide to Psychoneuroimmunology" by Dr. Alan Watkins. "Handbook for Psychoneuroimmunology" by Dr. Robert Ader.