Category: Caprivi News
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Employers Urged To Abide By Labour Law
By Dominic Sikopo EMPLOYERS of various organizations and institutions have been advised to abide by the Labour Act of Namibia. This was divulged by Mr. Richard Matengu, the Regional Co-ordinator for Metal and Allied Workers Union after it had been noted that some Employers do not follow the labour law. “We had a research…
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Valentine`s Murder Suspect refered for Legal Aid
By Staff Reporter The Katima Mulilo Regional Court postponed murder case of the man accused of brutally slaying his girlfriend on Valentines`s Day last year to November 21, 2013 for legal aid. The accused Mr. Sonny Mbeha is believed to have stabbed his girlfriend, Monde Mbolelwa to death by slitting her throat and stabbing her…
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Caprivi Concerned Group Gives Govt 15-Days
By Dominic The Katima Mulilo based group, calling itself the Caprivi Concerned Group which advocates for the freedom of the formerly Caprivi Strip (now Zambezi Region) has given the Namibian government 15 days ultimatum to act on their demands. The group explained that they have grown weary and tired of getting mute responses from the…
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Imperforated Anus Patient needs urgent medical operation
By Dominic Sikopo PARENTS of a six -year -old boy with an imperforated anus are in need of critical assistance as the medical condition of their Son seems to be getting worse as he is growing. Gift Mikatazo was born on 14 September 2007 with his rear opening (anus) clamped which prevents him from removing…
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Family appeals Govt to establish Simbwaye’s death
By STAFF REPORTER A Concerned Family member of the late Mr. Brendan Kangongolo Simbwaye, a missing Hero and Leader of the Caprivi African National Union (CANU) is appealing Government to establish the truth of his death and the whereabouts of his grave. According to Mr. Palanyana Simbwaye (54), a nephew of the missing leader revealed…
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CANU Calls UN to Intervene on SWAPO merger
By Staff Reporter THE Caprivi African National Union (CANU) has disputed thirteen (13) key Ministries of the current SWAPO Party Government to be occupied by its designated members. This came after the party failed to meet the current Namibian President and SWAPO Party President, Hifikepunye Pohamba on the synopsis of historical political background between two…
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CANU Calls UN to Intervene on SWAPO merger
By Risco Lumamezi THE Caprivi African National Union (CANU) has disputed thirteen (13) key Ministries of the current SWAPO Party Government to be occupied by its designated members. This came after the party failed to meet the current Namibian President and SWAPO Party President, Hifikepunye Pohamba on the synopsis of historical political background between two…
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Croc Farm Project on hold at Kongola
By Risco Lumamezi THE envisaged Crocodile farm at Kongola is in a war of words by community members, amid accusations of corruption and infighting on who owns the project. At the Centre stage is Mr. Barry Sikubo, Project Manager of Bangwena Project and Honourable Councillor David Muluti of Kongola Constituency. Mr. Sikubo who is accusing…
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Concerned Caprivians hold a protest march
By Dominic Sikopo A group of concerned people calling themselves as the Caprivi Concerned Group held a peaceful demonstration on Thursday to express their grievances against the changing of the Caprivi region name to that of Zambezi. The group marched from the town park all the way to the office of the Governor where they…
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Zambezi People must adjust to the name – Sampofu
By Staff Reporter GOVERNOR of the re-named Zambezi Region which was Caprivi before has called his residents to brush out the minds of being called Caprivians. “We need our people to brush their minds of saying I’m a Caprivian, I’m a Caprivian” said Zambezi Governor. In an exclusive interview with Caprivi Vision, Honourable Lawrence Sampofu,…
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