Category: Caprivi News

By Simon Liseli The Namibian Broadcasting Cooperation (NBC) workers in Zambezi and the rest of Namibia are on stay away strike, demanding their salary increment for the past three (3) years. Their trade union Namibia Public Workers Union (NAPWU) started salary increment negotiations last year December 2020 where it was agreed on six (6) percent…

By Simon Liseli A tripartite meeting on Botswana – Namibia 2018 Boundary Treaty has been cancelled until further notice.   The meeting was slated for Wednesday April 21, and was postponed to an unknown date, this was confirmed by Zambezi Regional Governor Hon. Lawrence Alfea Sampofu. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of International Relations and…

By Simon Liseli Katima Mulilo Town Council (KMTC) lost two computers and one monitor worth N$ 30 000 on Sunday night April 11, 2021 after an unknown person broke into the cash hall and stealing items. Public Relations Officer for Katima Council, Mr. Crispin Muyoba Muyoba confirmed to Caprivi Vision that the town council’s cash…

By Simon Liseli Zambezi region has recorded ten (10) deaths caused by a deadly pandemic called Coronavirus (COVID – 19) , since March 2020 during the first stage of the lock down. Caprivi Vision has established from Zambezi  Governor Lawrence Sampofu  that , Zambezi recorded 82 positive cases in a period of six months from…

By Quinton Chimine Chairperson of the United Democratic Party (UDP) Mr. Dasken Mulisa has hit a snag on Botswana  and Namibia boundary treaty, while calling Namibian  government to immediately withdraw and terminate the 2018 treaty. He told reporters during a press conference held in Katima Mulilo on Wednesday, that the treaty was signed without any…

By Risco Lumamezi Concerned residents of Mafuta some (7) Kilometres away the town of Katima Mulilo, have accused Katima Rural Constituency Councillor Mr. Wardens Simushi for manipulating jobs in appointing SWAPO party members only at the ongoing road construction. They told Caprivi Vision that Simushi has manipulated the selection and recruitment process by appointing his…

By Staff Reporter A brandy New Radio Station called AWR-Zambezi (Adventist World Radio Zambezi) for the Seventh Day Adventist Church, started broadcasting on 98.2 FM in siLozi and English in January this year. Speaking to Caprivi Vision, The Country Director Mr. Reagan Malumo said that the Radio Station was initiated to serve as a platform…