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Muyako Crocodile hunter sets another trap
By Martha Matongo A- 42-year old Namibian male, escaped death after he was taken for a hunting expedition at Chobe River in the eastern Caprivi near Botswana. Mr Alpha Nkunga, a Resident of Ngala Village in Muyako Area some Eighty Five (85) Kilometres East of Katima Mulilo Town was trapped on a Crocodile scandal during…
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Pula yenyinyani, Hakuna muunda mwa Kapilivi
Mubihi ki Simon Liseli Buñata bwa libaka ze swala mezi mwa mutulo upa wa Naha Angola, mbowela wa Democratic Republic ya Congo yona (DRC) nikwa mutulo wiko wa Naha Zambia ze sululela mezi mwa nuka ya Lyambai ili kutisa muunda mwa Sikiliti sa Kapilivi, lina ni mezi ama nyinyani silimo se ka libaka la pula…
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Less Rainfall, No Floods in Caprivi
By Simon Liseli SOME water catchment areas in the North Eastern Angola, Southern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and North Western Zambia that flows water into the Zambezi River to cause flood in the Caprivi region once they are full, have little water due to less rainfall this year. In an interview with the Caprivi…
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Katima Wanderers Wins 2012 Sanlam Easter Cup
By Dominc Sikopo KATIMA Wanderers Football Club were crowned the 2012 Sanlam Easter Cup Champions after they defeated 2011 champions Kingfisher F.C (2-1) in the delayed Final match on April 15 at Katima Mulilo Sport Complex. The new champions (Katima Wanderers) made their intentions of becoming the winners clear from the on-set as they scored…
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Politics is not about deceit but facts
Mr. Editor , Allow us a space in your newspaper to respond to the statements made by the Refugee Administration Commissioner in Namibia Mr. Nkrumah Mushelenga in the Caprivi Vision newspaper of March 24, 2012. The Tripartite Commission had always wanted to meet us in the Refugee Camp in order to persuade us to opt…
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5 Men Charged for illegal crossing
STAFF REPORTER FIVE men were convicted and charged by the Katima Mulilo magistrate Court for illegal entry into Namibia at unauthorised port other than a port of entry and were sentenced to 12 months imprisonment or to pay a fine of N$1500 each. The principal magistrate Ms Nomsa Sibanda and the public prosecutor Mr. Jatiel…
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Man shot by Police asks PG to Review his case
Mr. Victor Tutangane (39) who was shot by the Namibian Police on the foot at Singalamwe Boarder post By Martha Matongo A Resident of Mwanzi Village at Singalamwe Area, 140 kilometres West of Caprivi, Mr. Victor Tutangane (39) who was shot by the Namibian Police on the foot is calling for the Prosecutor General to…
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Kaapala Demands N$25-Million From Katima Council
Mr.Benson Poniso Kaapala shakes hands after handing over his petition(right), to KMTC ACTING CEO By Risco Lumamezi A FORMER Estate Agent for Katima Mulilo Town Council is demanding Twenty – Five Million Namibian dollars commission for the sale of 500 houses to Katima residents in the locations of Benjamin Bebi, Greenwell Matongo and Nambweza. Mr.…
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NAMIBIAN FREEDOM DAY A HALT
EDITORIAL THE move to suspend the joy of all Namibians not to celebrate the Independence Day on March 21 is a clear indication of disrespect of our nationhood as Namibians. We have seen that for the past few years, independence celebrations have been celebrated separately instead of continuing keeping the spirit of unity. Since March…
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Who is SPANNER BOY ?
By Dominic Sikopo KWAITO Musician Spanner Boy who is personally known as Mr.Elton Simataa who hails from Caprivi Region was born on 25 July 1984 at Impalila Island but pre-dominantly grew up in the nation`s capital of Windhoek. He did his primary and secondary schooling at Marti Artisary School. His the son of Mr. Patrick…
