• 132 million for Oshakati Intermediate hospital

    By Staff Reporter NEW State of the Art, Oshakati Intermediate Hospital with a cost of N$ 132 million was officially commissioned by President Hifikipunye Pohamba last month in Oshana region. The hospital, that underwent a two year major construction, is boosting a private ward, the administration block, the paediatric ward, the kitchen and the dining…

  • LAUNCH A COMPLAINT AND PETITION – CHINESE WORKERS URGED

    By STAFF REPORTER The inflows of Chinese – Asians all over the African continent has been a blessing in disguise for many African economies especially those former communists African countries. Many political commentators and leaders alike have called this scramble for African valuable resources as a new invasion, a new fair trade arrangement and another…

  • Justice delayed on Caprivi High Treason Trial

    Dear Editor, I am a concerned Caprivian who is wondering about what is happening with the Namibian democracy because to me I do not see it, because it is democracy to others and military rules to others. I do believe that where there is democracy there is justice and justice delayed is justice denied. If…

  • Zambia: Politicians urged not to politicise the Barotse Agreement

    The Bishops Council of Zambia has cautioned opposition politicians not to aggravate the Barotse agreement by politicizing the issue. In a statement released to ZANIS in Mufulira recently, Council President Bishop Peter Chinyama said the Barotse agreement is a serious matter that can bring serious political tension and division in the country if not well…

  • Bolingo doing it real in Music industry

    By Given Samulandela ONCE upon a time, a musical Genius emerged from a rural village known today as Makanga situated about 75 KM from the town of Katima Mulilo. In 1997 he began his music career with a friend Nguti Fruit, inspired by South African artists,and here is the story to tell. What is your…

  • WORD ON STREETS OF KATIMA MULILO AFTER THE REGIONAL AND LOCAL AUTHORITY ELECTIONS THAT WAS HELD ON NOVEMBER 2010

    The Caprivi Vision Senior Journalist Simon Liseli and Given Samulandela (a Polytechnic student attached with the Caprivi Vision newspaper) took to the streets of Katima Mulilo with the questions, did you vote for Regional and Local Authority Elections on 26 – 27 November 2010 and what do you expect from the Councillors you elected? Mr.…

  • Musali u buza kaza kutondahala kwa litupu ze peli kwa lipumulelo la Katima Mulilo

    Mubihi ki Risco Lumamezi Seku fitile lilimo ze lishumi kuzwa fo muhato waputako(State of Emergency) ono hatisizwe kiyo nali mueteleli wan aha Namibia, Dr. Sam Nujoma mwa kweli ya Muyana silimo sa 1999 kulatelela ndwa tuna yene tisizwe ki sikwata sabaipanguli seo nesi etelezwi ki yo nali sapili mueteleli wa kopano ya DTA yene ilwanisana…

  • IDF raises funds for vulnerable Learners

    By Siseho Sikopo INTENGE Development Foundation Education Fund (IDF) has launched a fundraising gala dinner in Katima Mulilo to raise money for the disadvantaged, vulnerable and orphan learners who are doing Grade 11 and 12. Attending the event were local business leaders and respective Councillors from the Katima Mulilo Town Council and many others. The…

  • Our eyes still open

    EDITORIAL The year has practically ended, we the Caprivi Vision would like to reflect back to some of the events that made headlines in 2010. First of all, we want to thank our main sponsors, the advertisers who contributed financially while keeping the spirit of printing this paper with. We have to salute and thank…

  • Linyanti Cup Tournament is back again

    Sports Desk The Linyanti Community Cup Tournament will host its annual tournament on 21-23 December 2010 at Linyanti Combined School. Since its inception in 2006, the Linyanti Community Cup Tournament has been the highlight in the build up to the festive season with huge turnout of participating teams and supporters for both Soccer and Netball.…