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Egypt’s new president begins struggle for power
CAIRO — Islamist Mohammed Morsi became Egypt’s first freely elected president on Saturday June 30, 2012 launching his four-year term with a potentially dangerous quest to wrest back from the military the full authority of his office. The outcome of the impending battle between Egypt’s first civilian president and its powerful generals will redraw the…
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Drugs menace knows no boundaries – Haingura
By Staff Reporter In celebration of the commemoration of the International Day against Alcohol Abuse and Drug Trafficking, Deputy Minister of Health and Social Services Petrina Haingura has called on the Namibian Government and public to address the phenomenal trend threatening mankind. The International day against Drug Abuse is celebrated every year on June 26,…
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NO ZAMBIANS IN CAPRIVI REGION
Dear Editor, Let me bring your mind back if one was lost: I think all our parents and all our parent’s forefathers where from Zambia even some of our mothers and fathers are still in Zambia. All Caprivians are from Zambia, e.g. before Caprivi Strip where did our leaders come from? That we call today…
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Mupokola ufiwa koto ya lilimo ze mashumi a malalu mwa tolongo
Mubihi ki Simon Liseli Mupokola wa naha Namibia mutompehi Samuel Andreas wa lilimo ze mashumi a malalu nize silezi za kupepwa (36) na lengilwe mwa tolongo ya lilimo ze mashumi a malalu (30) za kubitelela kala 6 Mbuwana 2012 mwa nako yana bonahezi mwa khuta ya sikiliti sa Katima Mulilo. Mubusisi wa Khuta ya sikiliti…
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Caprivi Region Hit By New Musical Trend
By Simon Liseli The Art of Music in the Caprivi region is rapidly growing as compared to the past when it was then known for its cultural music. Kizzo and the young fire group, consisting of six members, is one but many of the emerging groups rising with different musical genres now visible in the…
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BRACES Project Launched in Caprivi
By Simon Liseli at Lisikili The Building Resilient African Communities (BRACES), the first of its kind, which aims at making communities stronger and more engaged in local disaster management, was recently launched in Caprivi region. The launch which took place at Lisikili Combined School ,36 kilometers north east of Katima Mulilo town, also aims to…
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Sibbinda Constituency to hold By-Election
STAFF REPORTER The Sibbinda constituency, one of the six constituencies in the Caprivi region will hold its by-elections in September to elect the councillor who will represent them at regional level. The by-election comes as a result of the untimely death of SWAPO party councillor Felix ‘Njangula’ Kabuku Mukupi, who died in a fatal car…
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Kingfisher FC Qualifies for Play-Offs
By Simon Liseli After winning the second division league for Caprivi Soccer League (CSL) with 55 points, on June 16 – 17th at Katima Mulilo Sport Complex, Kingfisher Football Club has qualified to go to the northern stream first division play offs for 2012/2013 season. The northern stream first division playoff at Tsumeb in Oshikoto…
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Police Officer Sentenced to 30 Years Imprisonment
By Simon Liseli A Namibian police (NAMPOL) constable, Samuel Andreas (36) was sentenced to 30 years imprisonment for rape on June 6, when he appeared before the Katima Mulilo Regional Court. Magistrate William Kasitomo sent Andreas under lock and key after he was convicted on two (2) counts of rape in contravention of section 2…
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Musanga people are not Zambians
Dear Editor, Allow me space in your newspaper to respond to the article which says “Politics is a Dangerous Game” By Mr. Mutelo Bornwell Kwibisa that featured in the Caprivi Vision Newspaper for 18-30 June 2012. Firstly I would like to thank him for the opinion he made, but I disagree with other remarks he…
