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Govt approves millions to compensate Finaughty grand children
By Martha Matongo GOVERNMENT has approved funds to compensate eight (8) grand children of the late businessman William (Bill) Finaughty who have been battling for the inheritance and compensation of the land along the Zambezi river bank. Zambezi Regional Governor, Lawrence Sampofu confirmed to Caprivi Vision that “Money was approved for them in principles but…
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Lyangwe resident commits suicide
By Staff Reporter Namibian Police at Bukalo have reported a case of suicide , whereby Mukungu Ronic Lyomba, a Namibian male aged 33 years, and a resident of Lyangwe Village in Bukalo Area hanged himself with a rope on Thursday July 23 , 2026 at around 08h33. The deceased’s motive for committing suicide is not…
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Namibian Police Intercepts 12 stolen cattle from Botswana
By Staff Reporter The Namibian Police in Zambezi Region have co-opted with the community intercepting twelve (12) suspected stolen cattle from Botswana on Monday , July 20, 2026 at between Masambo and Omega 3 in the western Zambezi. According to the police report , Commissioner Julia Sakuwa-NeoRegional Commander in Zambezi Region confirmed that the stolen…
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African Bank provides $13-million for Ebola response outbreak
By Staff Reporter The African Development Bank Group has approved grants worth USD 13 million to enhance national emergency responses to the Ebola virus disease (EVD-B) outbreak and strengthen efforts to arrest its further spread in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), South Sudan and Uganda. On 15 May 2026, DRC announced a new outbreak…
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Paratus Namibia Retains Award for Most- Reliable Internet Provider
By Staff Reporter Paratus Namibia has been named Namibia’s Most Reliable Internet Provider at the 2026 Best of Namibia Awards, retaining the title for the second consecutive year. The Best of Namibia Awards celebrate businesses, brands and personalities that demonstrate excellence and contribute to Namibia’s growth. The awards are driven by public participation, with members of the…
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Ngurare Urges NSFAF to fast-track students’ payments
By Staff Reporter Namibian Prime Minister, Dr. Tjitunga Elijah Ngurare has urged the Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF), on Wednesday to vehemently release all outstanding allowances and loans of students by the end of this month , July 31. NSFAF Chief Accountant , Ms. Eveline Anghuwo told the Prime Minister during a surprise oversight…
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Spain Wins FIFA World Cup 2026 Semifinals beat France 2-0
By Staff Reporter European champions Spain beat France 2-0 in the World Cup semifinals on Tuesday , producing a controlled display to book a place in Sunday’s final on July 19. Mikel Oyarzabal opened the scoring from the penalty spot in the 22nd minute after Lucas Digne fouled Lamine Yamal in the box. Spain took command through their…
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Amutenya Wins Place on Rosatom’s Nuclear Icebreaker Expedition
By Staff Reporter A Namibian school student, Kadhikwa Tironenn Amutenya has been named among the winners of Rosatom’s international educational project Icebreaker of Knowledge 2026 and will embark on a once-in-a-lifetime expedition to the North Pole. The seventh season of Icebreaker of Knowledge – an international educational project supported by Rosatom – concluded at the…
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African Economic Conference concludes with strong commitment
By Staff Reporter African Economic Conference 2026 concludes with a strong commitment from the AfDB Group, UNDP and OECD to a resilient and prosperous Africa. “Global economic storms will continue to test African institutions, but they can never erode the fundamental wealth and resilience of Africa’s people. With the strong partnership among our institutions, let…
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Constitutions must serve citizens , not political power
By Staff Reporter As debates over constitutional reforms intensify in parts of Africa, a North-West University (NWU) legal expert has cautioned that changes to a country’s highest law should not be judged by the political interests they advance, but by their ability to protect democracy for future generations. Advocate Mpho Justice Khoza, a constitutional law…
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PM Ngurare Reaffirms Govt’s decisions inspired by youth
By Staff Reporter The Namibian Prime Minister, Dr. Elijah Ngurare has reaffirmed that the Government’s decisions are inspired by the aspirations of the youth , and are geared towards improving the lives and future of young Namibians. Dr Ngurare made a clarion call during a courtesy visit by learners from People’s Primary School in…
