Category: Namibia News

By Risco Lumamezi A 44- year old Namibian man, who served his 11 years prison sentence after he was convicted by the Windhoek High Court for raping a minor, is fighting justice by telling a story in his book titled “Kangaroo Justice”.  Mr Victor Angula a writer and newspaper editor of Omutumwa (messenger) an indigenous…

By Staff Reporter President of Ganja Users of Namibia (GUN) and Rastafarian United Front (RUF), Mr. Brian Jaftha was arrested by a mob of soldiers and police officers during operation in Windhoek on Wednesday morning. This came after the activists under the umbrella body called Ganja Users of Namibia held a peaceful protest march on…

By Staff Reporter Namibia will host the third annual women, peace and security meeting (WPS) in Windhoek from 10 – 11 April 2019 at the Namibia Institute of Public Administration and Management (NIPAM). In a media release sent to Caprivi Vision from the Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation, The theme of the upcoming meeting…

By Risco Lumamezi TWO former heads of state in Namibia have co-opted calling for the referendum to amend the Constitution of Namibia, for the implementation of the long awaited debated land issue, currently under scrutiny. Both former presidents want the current Namibian constitution to be scrapped to fill loopholes that will resolve the status quo,…

By Staff Reporter A new medical device, which alerts specially trained emergency teams within seconds of an incident occurring, has been introduced in Namibia by ATA International – Emergency & Medical Assistance (E.M.A.). During the Namibia Tourism Expo 2018, ATA International launched their new Emergency Device for Namibia. After more than one year of intense testing…

By Simon Liseli In the wake of Namibia’s 28th Independence anniversary on March 21, 2018 the Caprivi Vision newspaper had a face to face interview with the Zambezi regional Governor Hon. Colonel (Rtd)  Lawrence Alfea Sampofu to give an overview of how Namibia gained its independence.     In his view Governor Sampofu said in 1884…

By Risco Lumamezi MINISTRY of Environment and Tourism (MET) has refuted allegations of the migration of rhinos from the western Caprivi to Etosha National park In a probe to hear how true the allegations that, rhinos of the Caprivi Strip have been trucked and moved to Etosha for safe breeding, MET Chief Public Relations Officer…

By Staff Reporter  Namibia’s Deputy Minister of Home Affairs and Immigration, Erastus Amutenya Utoni gave remarks on the occasion of the 38th Anniversary of Islamic Revolution of Iran on Thursday.  In the statement sent by the Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation, Minister Utoni who represented the Ministry of International Relation and Cooperation told the…