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International Women, Peace and Security meeting in Windhoek
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…
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Muyongo Castigates President Geingob on Western Sahara
By Risco Lumamezi EXILED Caprivian leader Mr. Mishake Muyongo (age 78 years) has castigated the Namibian President Dr. Hage Geingob for chairing the just ended International Conference on Solidarity with Western Sahara’s Independence in South Africa. Muyongo angrily criticised president Geingob who is the chairperson of the regional bloc of Southern Africa (SADC) for championing the…
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Likando bemoans Supreme Court judgement on treason claim
By Risco Lumamezi FORMER Chief Regional Officer of the then Caprivi Regional Council and Ex-Caprivi HighTreason prisoner, Mr. Patrick Itwa Likando has strongly regret recent Supreme Court judgement on treason civil claim by Mr.Richwell Kulisesa Mahupelo as a setback. Mr.Mahupelo who was acquitted in 2013 and found not guilty to all charges of high treason…
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Mafwe Chief dismisses Katima land conference report
By Simon Liseli at Chinchimani CHIEF George Simasiku Mamili VII of the Mafwe Royal Establishment dismissed report by the state broadcaster (NBC), on the disputed jurisdictions of the town and communal land. Mafwe Chief has expressed dissatisfaction on how the report was twisted that the outcome of the meeting ended up with amicable solution, at…
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ICT Minister inaugurates MTC network at Mafuta
By Simon Liseli at Mafuta MINISTER of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Mr. Stanley Simataa inaugurated a forty-seven (47) meter Mobile Telecommunication (MTC) network tower at Mafuta Compound some 15 kilometers away south of Katima Mulilo town in Katima Mulilo Rural Constituency on Saturday. Speaking during the activation of the newly constructed mobile network tower…
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Abduction of Moses Matemwa by Evans Simasiku
Dear Editor, kindly publish this article in your esteemed newspaper both online and print. We learnt with shock to hear about the ordeal Mr Moses Matemwa, a retired former Induna at Linyanti Khuta. We cannot understand the justifications taken as to why this old man would be forced to testify in court. We demand an…
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Land minister urges implementation of land use plan
By Simon Liseli Minister of Land Reform Utoni Nujoma, has urged residents of Zambezi to take full ownership and commitment towards the land use planning for a very fruitful implementation. He made these remarks during the official launch and hand-over of the Zambezi Integrated Regional Land Use Plan (IRLUP) at Katima Mulilo on Thursday. The…
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“Namibians in Dukwi need integration-Nkurumah Mushelenga”
RESPONSE FROM CAPRIVIANS IN BOTSWANA-DUKWI Responding to the article that appeared in the New Era Newspaper for Namibia of 13 February 2019, in which the Retired Commissioner for Refugee in the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration Nkrumah Mushelenga , calls for integration of Caprivians into Botswana if they don’t want to return home, is…
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Zambezi Education Director Clarifies Changes In Secondary Schools
By Risco Lumamezi EDUCATION Director for Zambezi Ms.Joy Mamili has clarified some changes and transitions of the newly implemented curriculum in junior and senior secondary schools that has sparked angers to parents and lack of resources. In a telephonic interview with the Caprivi Vision recently Ms Mamili explained that grade 9 will be the former…
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Flood victims urged to move to higher ground
By Simon Liseli RISING of the Zambezi River shows signs to people living in flood prone areas to start moving their properties and live stocks to the higher grounds for safety. Zambezi Governor, Lawrence Sampofu is appealing to flood victims to start shifting to higher grounds before it’s too late, saying Zambezi region is…
