• Mafwe celebrates their annual Lusata festival

    Mafwe Ngambela ( Prime Minister ) Mr. Patrick Likukela By Simon Liseli THOUSANDS of the Mafwe tribe celebrated their annual Lusata cultural festival on Sunday October 3, 2010 at Chinchimane some 68 kilometres south of Caprivi. The 2010 Lusata festival brought all the Mafwe sons and daughters together in show casing their unified cultural groups…

  • Judge President delivers key report on Judicial Case Management

    By STAF REPORTER NAMIBIA’s Judge President, Petrus Damaseb, recently delivered a report aimed at getting people to be aware of the roles played by the judiciary system after a familiarization tour of various judiciaries. The report was themed “Promoting access to justice in the High Court of Namibia: first report, the case of judicial case…

  • 1,000 Caprivian Refugees Reject Repatriation Deal

    By Clemence Tashaya and Risco Lumamezi THE REMAINING CAPRIVIAN Refugees who are currently living in Dukwi Refugee Camp in Botswana have rejected calls for repatriation from the Namibian government, the Caprivi Vision has established. Following wide spread reports by a Namibian human rights watchdog (National Society for Human Rights ) accusing both the Botswana and…

  • FORMER CAPRIVI PARLIAMENT ON THE HAMMER

    FORMER PARLIAMENT BUILDING OF THE THEN ADMINISTRATION FOR CAPRIVIANS By Clemence Tashaya IN what appears to be a contradiction of the Caprivi residents, the Katima Mulilo Town Council has finally decided to sell the former Caprivians’ Parliament plot. The Caprivi Vision can now exclusively reveal that the former parliament is up for grabs. It has…

  • FORMER SWATF MEMBERS LEFT IN THE COLD BY GOVERNMENT

    FORMER SWATF SOLDIER , Mr. Benson Kaapala By Clemence Tashaya THE former South West African Territorial Force (SWATF) members, a military component and wing of the South African Defence Force (SADF) before the independence of Namibia, is appealing to both the Namibian and South African governments to assist its members to get their promised pensions.…

  • Ndu ya milao ya pili mwa tolopo ya Katima Mulilo ifa Nsando

    Ndu ya Milao sapili ni yo nali membala ,Mutompehi Sakutiya Se si bonahala kuba taba ye komokisa kwa ba yahi ba sikiliti sa Kapilivi ki tekiso ya muyaho o zibala ka kuba ndu ya milao yeo ne I belekiswa ki ba puso ya bukoba mwa sikiliti sa Caprivi. Se ku zibahezi kuli tekiso ya muyaho…

  • The mother of Caprivi

    Mrs. Janet Matota By Clemence Tashaya SOME call her the Caprivian mother but some call her a revolutionary Conservationist for the Caprivi region. In Windhoek during the Park talk presentation in December last year, she received a resounding applause at the end of her presentation. She presented a paper or what is popularly known as…

  • SWAPO Councilor withdraws food aid as supporters join RDP

    By Lubinda Samunzala at SIBBINDA THE political divide in Simaumbulwa is a tale of controversy that is surrounded by greed, hate and non tolerance. Several SWAPO members at Simaumbulwa village in Sibbinda constituency have crossed the political floor by acquiring membership cards of the Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP). The RDP Secretary General for…

  • Iyambo clears the air in Caprivi

    Veterans Affairs Minister quashes questions By Violet Lukato and Clemence Tashaya THE Minister of Veterans Affairs, Dr Nicky Iyambo was in the Caprivi region last month to address the concerns of the war veterans in the region. The tour was part of his countrywide familiarization tour so as to acquaint himself with the issues, grievances…

  • Baby dumping worries Katima Mulilo police

    By Clemence Tashaya WHILST baby dumping is regarded as a serious murder offence in the Namibian books of laws, this trend and practice has continued to give some law enforcement agents a headache because some of these perpetrators are not being arrested and remain Scot free. As the police seek help from members of the…