-
Bank of Namibia warns black marketeers at Wenela border
By Staff Reporter Bank of Namibia is to investigate black market activities at Wenela border Post. According to Bank of Namibia Director of Strategic Communications and Financial Sector Development, Mr. Ndangi Katoma told Caprivi Vision that in terms of Regulation 2 of the Exchange Control Regulations, of 1961, no person (legal or natural) other than…
-
DTA to swallow pressure groups
By Staff Reporter The Democratic Turnhalle Alliance, DTA of Namibia is hoping to swallow all pressure groups in Namibia and internationally ahead of the general elections expected this year. This was recently announced by the party’s Secretary for Information and Publicity, Mr. Lascan Sikosi that it will amalgamate all social, economic, academic, political, racial and…
-
Samupwa calls for hard work in schools
By Staff Reporter EDUCATION Director of Zambezi region has emphasised teachers to perform better to make all learners to pass their grades. Mr. Austin Samupwa has set the year 2014 for hard work after him and his team met all circuits in the region after the grade 10 and 12 results were released which was…
-
Child Rapist handed 18 year Jail term
By Dominic Sikopo THE accused Mr. Pedro Botholomeus Chingandu was sentenced to an effective 18 years in jail after he was found guilty of raping his Step daughter . Mr. Chingandu was arrested on Jan uary 7, 2011 in the village of Chilulu, Kaenda area on allegations of having raped his daughter who was six…
-
Seeking post-poll stability in Guinea-Bissau
DAKAR, (IRIN) – Guinea-Bissau will hold elections on 16 March to end yet another post-coup regime, with many hoping the polls will help calm an internecine and drawn-out instability. Observers believe that a political coalition and deeper commitment by the international community after the polls can shore up the country’s recovery. Multiple coups and assassinations…
-
Workers accuse bosses of unfair dismissal
By Aldrin Mukendwa Road Construction workers at Choi have accused Road Contractor Company (RCC) and Metrological Company of China (MCC) joint venture of unfair dismissal, favouritism and nepotism. Concerned workers, Mr. Bester Lulatelo Matengu, Mr. Robert Naha Mashi and Mr. Starden Poniso Musomi from Choi Village, expressed concerns that they were unfairly dismissed from…
-
School Principal Bemoans S&T Payment Wrangles
By Risco Lumamezi A School Principal demanding N$500,000.00 subsistence and travelling allowance from government has expressed disappointment and refused to accept his thirty days pay. He is accusing Zambezi Regional Council and the Ministry of Education for not meeting his demands, as this came after seven years since he has been battling with his long…
-
One On One Interview with Gospel Singer Harrisen Liloka
Mr. Harrisen Matengu Liloka, a native of the Zambezi region is an aspiring musician who is spreading the word of God through gospel music. When and where were you born? I was born in Sachinga on 05 May 1979. Where did you attend your schooling? I did my primary schooling at Sachinga Primary School…
-
Njanji yenca ye kopanya Katima I mwa nzila
Mubihi Ki Mashete Lumamezi Muuso seu fitile kwa mafelelezo a patisiso ya pili ya kuyaha njanji kuzwa kwa likamba la Cape Fria kutaha tolopo ya Katima Mulilo, ka palo ya mali yelikana malule – lule a supa a madola (N$7 billion). Mutompehi Peter Mwatile, ili yena Muñoli ya inelezi mwa Likolo la Misebezi ni Linzila…
-
New Railway to link Katima underway
By Risco Lumamezi GOVERNMENT has completed a pre-feasibility study for the construction of the railway from Cape Fria to Katima Mulilo, at a cost of N$7 billion. Mr. Peter Mwatile ,Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Works and Transport confirmed that , the Government is in the process of mobilising financial resources to start the…
