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DBN announces resignation of its CEO
By Staff Reporter THE Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) has announced the resignation of its Chief Executive Officer, Dr John Steytler, effective immediately on Monday. In a media statement sent to Caprivi Vision , states that Dr. Steytler has decided to pursue new interests and opportunities. However, DBN Board expressed its appreciation for the commitment…
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NFA SG Siyauya laid to rest
By Risco Lumamezi THE Namibia Football Association (NFA) Secretary General, Charles Sikabongo Siyauya (49) was laid to rest on Tuesday at 27 miles in Bukalo Area of Katima Rural Constituency in Zambezi region. The multitude of the mourners from Zambezi region and church members started gathering at New Apostolic Church Congregation on Monday , where…
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African and World Bank empower Africa’s Green Transition
By Staff Reporter The African Development Bank (AfDB) and the World Bank have jointly announced a groundbreaking initiative that promises to reshape Africa’s energy landscape and accelerate green industrialisation. With the AfDB committing US$18.2 billion and the World Bank pledging up to $40 billion in financing, this ambitious endeavour is poised to unlock new pathways…
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German researcher uncovers shortfall in tourism sector
By Aldrin Mukendwa A German researcher has uncovered shortfall in tourism sector in Zambezi region, amid lack of local entrepreneurship among the wildlife and tourism graduates in Zambezi region. This was revealed by Ms. Leonie Hesselmann, Research associate and PhD candidate at the Institute of Geography University of Cologne in Germany, was among the researchers…
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North-West University supports SA response to Rwanda
By Staff Reporter THE North-West University (NWU), says it is supporting South Africa’s response on the recent escalating tension between two states, South Africa and Rwanda as cool heads and calm words are crucial. Dr Pumlani Majavu, a lecturer in Political Studies and International Relations at the North-West University in South Africa, describes the current…
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DBN launches 2025 innovation awards
By Staff Reporter THE Development Bank of Namibia (DBN), has launched a return of its prestigious Innovation Award after a five-year break. In a media statement, Mr. Jerome Mutumba, Chief of Marketing and Corporate Affairs for DBN divulged that this year’s winning project will receive a funding boost of N$400,000. Mr. Mutumba highlighted that innovation…
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Editorial Policy of The Caprivi Vision Newspaper Since 2002
CAPRIVI VISION, is a first black Community newspaper in Namibia, with a clear editorial policy that reflects its commitment in serving the local communities and promoting a reading culture. Here are the key primary aspects of its editorial policy: In summary, Caprivi Vision strives to be a reliable source of information, a platform for community engagement, and a…
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Namibia welcomes ICC warrant of arrest to Natanyahu
By Staff Reporter NAMIBIA has welcomed the decision of the International Criminal Court (ICC) for formally issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defence Minister Yoav Gallant. In a media statement issued on Friday by Ambassador Penda Naanda, Executive Director of the Ministry of International Relations and Corporation pointed out that…
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Would you like to be invited to the PostNet Namibia Launch Function?
-ADVERTORIAL- We are thrilled to announce the expansion of the PostNet franchise into Namibia! To express your interest in attending, email us on basiloh@postnet.co.za and provide us with your contact details. We will send you an invitation with further details on receipt of your reply. We have limited seats available, so act fast! This invitation…
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Namibia’s Mid-Term Budget: Balancing Fiscal Responsibility with Developmental Needs Amid Economic Shifts
By Mr. John-Morgan Bezuidenhout, Portfolio Manager at Momentum Investments Namibia Namibia is moving into her election period and there have been some levels of uncertainty around the country’s future economic and political paths. More specifically, multinationals are looking for policy certainty for long term hydrocarbon investments to be kick-started. Furthermore, the last year saw Namibian…
