Category: Letters

Mr. Editor , Allow us a space in your newspaper to respond to the statements made by the Refugee Administration Commissioner in Namibia Mr. Nkrumah Mushelenga in the Caprivi Vision newspaper of March 24, 2012.  The Tripartite Commission had always wanted to meet us in the Refugee Camp in order to persuade us to opt…

Dear Editor , Allow me a space, The 2011 population and Housing Census is completely over now but a question still remains in brackets which the leaders of this country must be in a position to answer. In fact the general public in rural areas indeed were not away of the purpose at which a…

Dear Editor, I want to respond to an article which appeared in the popular informante newspaper of 1 to 7 December 2011. As a young progressive Namibian I feel that I can share my views and opinions on the subject matter ‘MUYONGO IS NOTHING’ by Prince Mutwa Muraliswani. I am neither a Muyongo supporter nor…

It is high time that all Namibians become allergic to poverty. The Government should therefore empower every Namibian in its efforts to eradicate poverty. Remember that poverty does not only entail lack of food but also lack of quality education, social facilities, sustainable development and peace to mention but a few. There are segments of…

Mr. Editor and webmaster, Allow us space to respond to Muchali’s article that featured in your newspaper and website of 12/24/2011. Who is Joseph Mulife Muchali? He is a Caprivian National and Namibian fugitive currently based in Canada whom we believe is not a genuine refugee but an informant (spy) of the Namibian government. Joseph…

Mr. Mulife Muchali, Caprivian Refugee in Canada The Editor, Media reports of possible abduction and assassination of Caprivian secessionist leader Mishake Muyongo were baseless, so were calls by NDP leader Martin Lukato for a United Nations Security Council intervention on the Caprivi political conflict ridiculous – reflective of a shallow understanding of world politics. From…

Personal speaking with Mr.Nalisa N. Muyahi Everywhere in the world people are fighting for freedom, for equal rights and justice. We (Caprivians) are fighting for the same humanitarian rights, but we are forgetting to fight down tribalism that in growing among us. We have turned our motherland into a tribal war zone. We don’t know…

  Ms.Chaze Nalisa, Business Adviser EYE ON BUSINESSWhen people start their businesses, they are most likely to look at the end from the beginning. They see themselves as billionaires, owning world renowned empires or being industry leaders in their own economy. This is simply a vision (of growth). It is stipulated in the business plan;…

Dear Editor, I am a concerned Caprivian who is wondering about what is happening with the Namibian democracy because to me I do not see it, because it is democracy to others and military rules to others. I do believe that where there is democracy there is justice and justice delayed is justice denied. If…

LETTER FROM EXILE Presidential Affairs Minister and the Attorney General Dr Albert Kawana speak as a profound Namibian citizen. He dislikes those who call themselves Caprivians saying it is an insult to him and the government he represents. It is good to mention that, It is not him alone who is ashamed and feel uncomfortable…