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Hichilema, Nalumango Sworn In for Second Term
By Staff Reporter LUSAKA, Zambia — President Hakainde Hichilema and Vice President W.K. Mutale Nalumango have officially been sworn into office for a second five-year term, marking the beginning of Zambia’s 2026–2031 administration. Zambian President Hichilema has pledged growth, unity and prosperity for 2026–2031. The two leaders took their oaths of office on Tuesday, 1…
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Windhoek City Introduces New Heavy Vehicle Permit System
By Staff Reporter WINDHOEK — The City of Windhoek has introduced a new Heavy Vehicle Access and Permit System aimed at regulating the movement of heavy vehicles on the city’s urban road network. The new permit system comes into effect on 1 September 2026, while enforcement—including camera-based monitoring, roadside inspections and fines for non-compliance—will begin…
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Namibia’s Cheetah Model Offers Hope Against Desertification
By Staff Reporter Namibia’s innovative approach to rangeland management and wildlife protection has been presented as a potential global model for combating desertification and restoring degraded drylands. Dr. Laurie Marker, Founder and Executive Director of the Otjiwarongo-based Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF), presented Namibia’s experience at the 17th United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD COP17) in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.…
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Govt Confirms Sharp Fuel Price Hikes for September
By Staff Reporter WINDHOEK — Namibian motorists will pay significantly more at the pumps from next week after the Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy announced steep increases to petrol and diesel prices for September 2026. In a media release issued Friday, the Ministry said the price of unleaded petrol 95 (ULP95) will rise by…
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ANC Fighters’ Final Journey Ends in Zambezi Ambush
By Risco Lumamezi KATIMA MULILO — A decades-old mystery surrounding the disappearance of four senior African National Congress (ANC) freedom fighters in the former Eastern Caprivi has been brought closer to resolution following academic research linking their final journey to an ambush at Ishuwa on 20 August 1970. The four men — Flag Boshielo, Castro…
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Somalia Launches Its First National Health Facility Registry
By Staff Reporter “The Master Health Facility List is a major milestone for Somalia’s health sector, providing trusted data to strengthen planning, coordination, and access to quality health services. We appreciate WHO and partners for their valuable support,” said Yussuf Hassan Isack (Yussuf Wadani), Director General of the Federal Ministry of Health. A Stronger Foundation…
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Africa Set to Rise Through Stronger Intra-African Trade
By Gautam Karve, Editor-in-Chief, World Media Organization 23rd August 2026 — South Africa and Zimbabwe have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation through several agreements and Memoranda of Understanding covering agriculture, trade, investment, gender equality, correctional services, diplomacy, and arts and culture. The agreements were signed in Pretoria at the conclusion of the Fourth…
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Body of Eight-Year-Old Zambezi River Victim Found
By Staff Reporter The body of an eight-year-old Zambian boy who drowned on Sunday, August 16, was found floating on Thursday, August 20, 2026, in the Mahonono Area at Matoya Harbour on the Zambian side of the river. Zambezi Police Regional Commander, Commissioner Julia Sakuwa Neo, confirmed to Caprivi Vision that the body was retrieved…
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Caprivi Vision Turns 26 Years Of Existence
Editorial This year, we proudly celebrate 26 years since our establishment and 24 years of active publication, guided by our enduring commitment to keeping watch over the nation and our motto: “Our Eyes Still Open, Watching the Nation.” Despite numerous challenges over the years, corporate advertising has enabled companies and organisations to market their products…
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Africa Must Stop Outsourcing Its Own Value Chains
By Staff Reporter Johannesburg — Africa must move away from exporting raw materials and importing finished products by developing integrated supply chains that create value, jobs, innovation and industrial capacity on the continent. This was the central message behind the 2026 African Supply Chain Confederation (ASCON) Conference, where supply chain professionals are being urged to…
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