Category: Zambezi News
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Govt approves millions to compensate Finaughty grand children
By Martha Matongo GOVERNMENT has approved funds to compensate eight (8) grand children of the late businessman William (Bill) Finaughty who have been battling for the inheritance and compensation of the land along the Zambezi river bank. Zambezi Regional Governor, Lawrence Sampofu confirmed to Caprivi Vision that “Money was approved for them in principles but…
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President Geingob refuses political dialogue of Caprivi
By Risco Lumamezi NAMIBIAN President Hage Geingob has dismissed calls of making an end to bring back an exile leader Mr.Mishake Muyongo, in finding the lasting solution saying Namibia is a Unitary State that cannot be divided. Dr.Geingob was responding to a question raised by a former member of parliament, Mr Alfred Chilinda who asked…
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Kruger pays homage to tribal chiefs
By Risco Lumamezi SON of the former administrator and magistrate of the Eastern Caprivi Strip,Mr. Fred Kruger paid homage to tribal chiefs in Zambezi region recently. A 71 year-old, Mr Fred Kruger handed over a book containing historical photographs taken by his late father Captain Cecil E.Kruger, to four traditional Authorities of Zambezi region. In…
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Missing person
Kwimana Erasmus Sabeho ID NO: 880421 00329 Last seen on Friday March 20, 2015 If seen somewhere kindly Contact Mr. Bupilo Straaten Kwimana AT: 0814846599/ 0818599931 OR The Nearest Police Station
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Tobacco project on hold
By Risco Lumamezi CHAIRPERSON of the Zambezi Communal Land Board, Mrs. Regina Ndopu-Lubinda has shot down accusations on the hot debated issue of the envisaged Chines billion-dollar tobacco plantation in Zambezi region. In a recent interview with Caprivi Vision, chairperson of the board refused to comment when asked on the out come of the submissions,…
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Dukwi returnee musician wants govt incentives
By Staff Reporter A Dukwi returnee, who lived in Botswana for 12 years, is calling government to intervene in the musical industry, and treat them equally. Mr. Ovens Maseho Mubita (35) commonly known as Black mamba, a Kwasakwasa musician by profession told Caprivi Vision that, it is high time for the government to fulfil promises…
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Caprivi Pharmacy celebrates its birthday
By Martha Matongo THE Caprivi Pharmacy held its first anniversary, earlier this month under the new ownership in Katima Mulilo. March 7, 2015, was celebrated as the day when the new owner, Miss Franzél Marais gave away 300 free boerewors rolls to the valued customers who supported the pharmacy on its special day. The amused…
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Sachona trouble elephant killed
By Staff Reporter PROFESSIONAL hunters finally killed an elephant that killed a 73 –years –old man at Sachona, 130 km south of Katima Mulilo this month. It took two days for the Ministry of Environment and Tourism, together with the Namibian police reserve force unit to hunt and kill the trouble animal, but all to…
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Health Minister bids farewell
By Staff Reporter Minister of Health and Social Services, Dr Richard Kamwi said his goodbye message to all staff members of his ministry in Zambezi region on Thursday. The amused Dr Kamwi, was proud to announce all achievements and progress made by his ministry during his term as a cabinet minister, among others about hundred…
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Health Minister bids fare well
By Staff Reporter Minister of Health and Social Services, Dr Richard Kamwi said his goodbye message to all staff members of his ministry in Zambezi region on Thursday. The amused Dr Kamwi, was proud to announce all achievements and progress made by his ministry during his term as a cabinet minister, among others about hundred…
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