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“Namibians in Dukwi need integration-Nkurumah Mushelenga”
RESPONSE FROM CAPRIVIANS IN BOTSWANA-DUKWI Responding to the article that appeared in the New Era Newspaper for Namibia of 13 February 2019, in which the Retired Commissioner for Refugee in the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration Nkrumah Mushelenga , calls for integration of Caprivians into Botswana if they don’t want to return home, is…
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Zambezi Education Director Clarifies Changes In Secondary Schools
By Risco Lumamezi EDUCATION Director for Zambezi Ms.Joy Mamili has clarified some changes and transitions of the newly implemented curriculum in junior and senior secondary schools that has sparked angers to parents and lack of resources. In a telephonic interview with the Caprivi Vision recently Ms Mamili explained that grade 9 will be the former…
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Flood victims urged to move to higher ground
By Simon Liseli RISING of the Zambezi River shows signs to people living in flood prone areas to start moving their properties and live stocks to the higher grounds for safety. Zambezi Governor, Lawrence Sampofu is appealing to flood victims to start shifting to higher grounds before it’s too late, saying Zambezi region is…
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Rural development underway in Zambezi
By Simon Liseli CONSTRUCTIONS of roads, supplying of potable water and electrification of schools to remote areas of Zambezi region, are some of the priorities by Zambezi Regional Council in taking government services closer to the people this year. This was revealed by Zambezi Governor, Lawrence Sampofu during an interview with the Caprivi Vision recently.…
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Trump talks border deal, Venezuela crisis
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Briefing: Nigerians seek safety in Cameroon as Boko Haram crisis escalates
A wave of increasingly sophisticated militant attacks in northeastern Nigeria has forced almost 60,000 people to flee since November, the largest number for more than two years, raising fears from the UN and aid groups of a renewed Boko Haram crisis. More than half of those who fled escaped a series of Boko Haram attacks…
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Measles kills more than 300 in Madagascar
Madagascar is suffering its worst measles outbreak in decades. More than 50,000 people have been infected and at least 300 killed, most of them children, according to health officials. Cases have been reported in all major towns and cities, as well as in rural areas. Supported by the World Health Organisation and UNICEF, the government…
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Governor Sampofu Responds to Zambezi Waterfront Saga
By Simon Liseli ZAMBEZI Regional Governor Lawrence Sampofu has responded to concerns over a multi-million dollar project of Zambezi Waterfront Tourism Park(ZWTP) which currently on defunct. This has been described by concerned residents as something turned into a ‘white elephant’ verge of collapse. The main purpose of the project was to create employment for unemployed…
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Sampofu calls for unity
By Simon Liseli ZAMBEZI Regional Governor appeals for unity in order to address problems and challenges facing the residents, to focus more on development in the region without looking on colour and tribe. Governor Alfea Lawrence Sampofu made these sentiments in an exclusive interview with the Caprivi Vision on Thursday when he was caught up…
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Kamwi calls for freedom of speech and media
By Staff Reporter MEMBER of the Caprivi African National Union (CANU), Mr. Alex (Poison) Kamwi, expressed concerns on the suppression and violations of the fundamental rights of speech, expression and media of the Caprivian people. He alluded that peaceful expression should not be suppressed as this violates the supreme law of the constitution of the…
