Category: Zambezi News

By Simon Liseli Zambezi Pressure Group has condemned the Katima Mulilo Town Council’s local authority councillors for failing to show up when handing over their petition. A group of concerned Katima residents held their peaceful demonstration on Thursday, after they failed to protest on Friday, October 21, 2022 due to the delay of the Namibian…

By Simon Liseli   An African herbalist who specializes in producing and selling containers and powders for man to last longer in bed has expressed concerns to the current population in Zambezi. The 2022 Population in Zambezi Region is estimated at the total of 97,663 Male 47,368 Female 50,293 Median age in Zambezi Region 22 Population by age 0-14 years old 35,386…

By Simon Liseli Zambezi pressure group is to conduct a peaceful protest march on Friday, October 21, 2022 in Katima Mulilo. This well organized and planned mass peaceful demonstration by Katima Mulilo residents and the entire residents of Zambezi region will see masses of residents marching on the streets of Katima Mulilo. The demonstration will…

By Simon Liseli Twelve (12) heads of cattle have died from heartwater disease in a kraal of Mr and Mrs Mubebo in the area of Chefuzwe, 15 kilometers south of Katima Mulilo. This unfortunate and worrisome incident occurred on last Thursday to Saturday afternoon where a total number of twelve heads of cattle were declared…

PROFILE By Simon Liseli FORMER internal auditor in the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture in Zambezi region , is now Ngambela(premier) Borniface Lukopani Maemeko. He was appointed as the Ngambela of the Mafwe Tribe in March 2021 at Linyanti Traditional Authority of the Mafwe Royal Establishment at Chinchimani by Chief George Chikandekande Simasiku Mamili…

By Simon Liseli ANGRY demolished victims of Cowboy whose houses and properties were demolished earlier this month September 8, by Katima Mulilo Town Council took to the streets of Katima Mulilo on Monday. The concerned residents marched from cowboy with a peaceful demonstration on September 19, to Katima Mayor, and Zambezi Governor where they handed…

By Staff Reporter The Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) has condemned the recent demolition of the informal settlements of Lwanyanda and Cowboy by the Katima Mulilo Town Council, and demands for unconditional public apology to the affected residents. Mr. Elvis Milunga Lizazi, IPC Regional Chairperson in Zambezi region told reporters during a press conference held…

By Simon Liseli The Katima Mulilo Town Council has demolished houses of the residents of Lwanyanda informal settlement on Thursday. Lwanyanda which literally means “we are suffering”, is an outskirt of the town of Katima Mulilo which was occupied illegally by local residents of Katima Mulilo who do not have plots to stay since 2017.…