Category: Caprivi News

By Simon Liseli The Katima Mulilo town Mayor Lister Shamalaza has seriously responded to the recent forceful removal of street vendors, where a 48-year-old woman, a street vendor collapsed and died instantly during a crack-down operation held on August 15. Katima Mayor Shamalaza defended his council that, Katima Council took a decision during its sixth…

By Simon Liseli KATIMA Street vendors, who eke-out a living over small trade in the streets of Katima Mulilo, have strongly condemned the Katima Mulilo Town Council for removing them by force from their vending hot spots. On Monday August 15, 2022.The Katima Mulilo Town Council (KMTC) swept out all street vendors in the town…

By Staff Reporter A-48-years old Namibian citizen Ms. Judith Limbo Mundia , who was a street vendor at Katima Mulilo collapsed and died instantly on front of Metro Mega on Monday, August 15, 2022. This unfortunate incidence happened when the Katima Mulilo Town Council cracked down on street vendors around the town of Katima. It…

By Risco Lumamezi THE Caprivi Concerned Group (CCG) Chairperson Mr. Lennox (Kalima) Lutambo Lutambo was laid to rest on Friday July 29, 2022 at Liselo. He died on 23 July, at the age of 49 after a long illness. He battled with colon cancer for three (3) years. Late Lutambo served as an Induna at…

By Staff Reporter DIEHARD United Democratic Party (UDP), party supporters in Zambezi region has accused the Namibian police for confiscating their party materials and for violating their ‘inalienable rights’ for digging dipper into their privacy. A group of the concerned and unhappy Mishake Muyongo’s supporters have told Caprivi Vision that on June 27, 2022 the…

By Staff Reporter Directorate of Veterinary Services in the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform has lifted restrictions strict movement of the livestock in Zambezi region on Monday. This came after the last confirmed case was detected on November 4, 2021 in Zambezi. According to its public notice number 3 of 2022, the ministry…

By Risco Lumamezi THE Namibian Police has opened an inquest docket in the incident that caused 4 deaths into the five (5) members of the same family, who suddenly died after eating porridge mixed with the sour milk on Sunday. The victims are residents of Mwanzi Village in Singalamwe Area of Kongola Constituency, North-West of…