Category: Editorial

  • Editorial: Bring Back EPUPA or Fix NamPost’s Failing System

    Editorial: Bring Back EPUPA or Fix NamPost’s Failing System

    The end of Epupa Investment Technology’s  contract to distribute social grants in Namibia on September 30, 2025, has left a visible gap in service delivery one that the new system under NamPost has yet to fill effectively. Since NamPost officially took over payments on October 1, chaos and long queues have become the new reality […]

  • Editorial: Katima Mulilo State Hospital at Breaking Point – A Community in Need of Healing

    Editorial: Katima Mulilo State Hospital at Breaking Point – A Community in Need of Healing

    Katima Mulilo is the beating heart of the Zambezi Region, a crossroad of trade, culture, and life along the mighty Zambezi River. Yet, beneath its vibrancy lies a growing crisis: the crumbling state of Katima Mulilo State Hospital. For too long, residents have endured a facility that is stretched beyond its capacity, understaffed, under-equipped, and […]

  • Editorial: Katima Mulilo Must Break Free from Redforce’s Grip

    Editorial: Katima Mulilo Must Break Free from Redforce’s Grip

    Katima Mulilo is once again caught in a storm that has dragged on for too long. The issue of Redforce, a debt-collection company contracted by the town council, continues to fuel anger, suspicion, and frustration among residents. What was meant to be a solution for the council’s revenue woes has instead become a source of […]

  • Katima Mulilo’s RedForce Rebellion Undermines Public Trust

    Katima Mulilo’s RedForce Rebellion Undermines Public Trust

    DECISION by the Katima Mulilo Town Council to defy a National Executive Directive aimed at banning further ties with RedForce Debt Collector , is not only bold but it’s deeply irresponsible. Mostly at a time when city and town dwellers across Namibia are protesting the firm’s aggressive tactics. We understand, Katima Mulilo Town Council’s leadership […]

  • Addressing unemployment crisis among education graduates in Zambezi

    Addressing unemployment crisis among education graduates in Zambezi

    -Editorial- In the heart of Katima Mulilo, a town renowned for its rich cultural heritage and vibrant community, a troubling trend is emerging that deserves our urgent attention which is the rising unemployment rate among education graduates. As the sun rises over the Zambezi River, illuminating the faces of hopeful young individuals who have invested […]

  • Editorial Policy of The Caprivi Vision Newspaper Since 2002

    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 […]

  • Government must provide electricity to the rural dwellers

    Government must provide electricity to the rural dwellers

    Editor’s Opinion FOR three and half decades , government of the Republic of Namibia has been making promises on how to bring development to all Namibians by the year 2030 through its developmental dream policies , which of a sadden this dream has proven that it will not be realised. Most of the rural community  […]

  • Tribute to late Hage Geingob

    Tribute to late Hage Geingob

    Namibia has lost a great leader and hero , an intellectual with the mind of his own. Hage was a man of  action with a colourful history in  Namibian politics , a pan-Africanist  whose footprints  can be traced back before Namibia’s quest for  independence. He is the longest serving Prime Minister in the public administration […]

  • UNAM should bring key faculties in Katima Mulilo

    UNAM should bring key faculties in Katima Mulilo

    University of Namibia (UNAM) should consider bringing the most key important faculties and schools at Katima Mulilo Campus, those that would help the local (Caprivian) students to further their studies and  contribute to the economic development of the country. Just imagine that since the reform of the College of Education  which  was established by the […]

  • Govt should create more jobs

    Editorial GOVERNMENT of the Republic of Namibia should boldly take the decision to answer to the public out-cry of the young people by creating permanent jobs to the jobless Namibians. Of recent, the Namibian youth have raised their voice to the Namibian government to be given jobs, of which President Dr. Hage Geingob has been […]

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