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Bus accident survivor amputated
By Simon Liseli A 58 year old woman, who narrowly escaped death by a whisker when a bus crashed her leg at the Katima Mulilo open market last month, has now been rendered disabled after she was amputated. Ms. Dorothy Mashene, a resident of Makanga Village, had her left leg amputated at the Katutura State…
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New fisheries offices to boost Aquaculture
By Dominic Sikopo The newly opened offices of Fisheries and Marine Resources Ministry(MFMR) are expected to boost Aquaculture activities in the Caprivi region. The offices which were built over a period of 21 months at a tune of over N$ 10 million, boast a regional office that will promote aquaculture in the region and assist…
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511 CLAAHA Participants Graduates
By Simon Liseli About 511 Community Led Action against HIV/AIDS (CLAAHA) participants in Caprivi graduated on June 8, 2012 after completing their twelve (12) modules. This is the second graduation to be hosted after following another ceremony that saw 638 participants receiving qualification sin social behaviour change communication, last year September. The CLAAHA prevention program…
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Govt to Construct State houses in Regions
By Simon Liseli The motion that was tabled by National Council (NC) at Parliament in May 7 to 24, has considered the appropriate bill which emphasizes more on financial allocation for each Ministry for the period year of 2012-2013 to construct State Houses in all 13 regions of Namibia. Caprivi region’s Linyanti constituency councilor and…
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EX-SWATF Members to Receive Money in Namibia
Dear Editor, Allow me a space in your paper, the government of the Republic of South Africa (SA) has already finalised an implementation of the program to compensate the people who fought along side the South African Territory Forces both inside South Africa and those in Namibia, who served as soldiers . The program was…
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TRIBAL POLITICS A DANGEROUS GAME
Dear Editor, Responding to an article titled, “Lilemba clarifies Mafwe Name”. I would like to give a fruitful advice to my uncle (Dr. John Makala Lilemba) and other proper Mafwe as stated in his article in the Caprivi Vision Newspaper of the 24 April –10 May 2012 that, tribal politics is a dangerous game in…
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WHO HAS THE POWER TO REVIVE CANU?
NEW signals have racked again on how one should understand the Caprivi Politics with its strength and weakness from the past to present time. The formation of the political party known as Caprivi African National Union (CANU) on the public domain today is an old issue kept in the calabash which was left unattended for…
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Valentines murderer gets legal representation
By Simon Liseli A Katima Mulilo taxi driver Sonny Mbeha who arraigned for the murder of his estranged girlfriend Monde Mbolelwa, before the town’s Magistrate Court now has legal representation. Mbeha who is dubbed the ‘Valentines Murderer’, made an appearance before Magistrate Nelao Brown who was told that Mr. Van Vuuren of Van Vuuren legal…
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UNIVESRSITY OF NAMIBIA OPENS DOORS IN CAPRIVI
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Sentence looms for rape and abduction suspect
By Simon Liseli A 21-year old Katima Mulilo resident who stands accused of raping and abducting a 13 year old girl at Kazauli village in Caprivi region in 2009, is due to be sentenced by Katima Mulilo Regional Court this month. Imasiku Kwala will know his fate when the court judgment and verdict into three…
