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Caprivi Vision Turns 26 Years Of Existence

21 August 2026

Editorial Today , August 21, 2026, marks 26 years since the establishment of the Caprivi Vision newspaper. The newspaper was registered as a print media outlet in Namibia on August 21, 2000, by the then Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Information and Broadcasting, in terms of Section 4 of the Newspaper and Imprint Registration Act, 1971…
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Body of Eight-Year-Old Zambezi River Victim Found

21 August 2026

By Staff Reporter The body of an eight-year-old Zambian boy who drowned on Sunday, August 16, was found floating on Thursday, August 20, 2026, in the Mahonono Area at Matoya Harbour on the Zambian side of the river. Zambezi Police Regional Commander, Commissioner Julia Sakuwa Neo, confirmed to Caprivi Vision that the body was retrieved…
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Africa Must Stop Outsourcing Its Own Value Chains

18 August 2026

By Staff Reporter Johannesburg — Africa must move away from exporting raw materials and importing finished products by developing integrated supply chains that create value, jobs, innovation and industrial capacity on the continent. This was the central message behind the 2026 African Supply Chain Confederation (ASCON) Conference, where supply chain professionals are being urged to…
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Police Intensify Search for Two Zambezi River Drowning Victims

18 August 2026

By Staff Reporter KATIMA MULILO — The Namibian Police in Katima Mulilo are searching for the bodies of two people who drowned in the Zambezi River on Sunday, August 16, 2026. According to a police report, a report was received from Nfoma Village in the Imukusi area of the Zambezi Region concerning a canoe that…
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Namibia’s Presidents: Liberation Without Economic Transformation

16 August 2026

By Josephat Inambao Sinvula For 35 years, Namibia’s four presidencies have presided over a country that achieved political liberation but has struggled to translate that liberation into broad-based economic emancipation. The central contradiction remains difficult to ignore: Namibia is rich in natural resources, yet large sections of its population continue to experience poverty, unemployment and…
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