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END TIMES SIGNS: LATEST & CURRENT WORLD NEWS
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Land dispute bays for blood at Kasheshe
By Simon Liseli TWO Family members of the same family clashed over the piece of land, which they both claim to setup their businesses at Kasheshe some 30 kilometers away west of Katima Mulilo. Mr. Kingsley Musweu Kalimukwa (40) and Mr. Collen Muleke (45) appeared in the Katima Mulilo district court on Friday December 15,…
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Makanga Combined School scores 100% in JSC 2017- exams
By Simon Liseli MAKANGA Combined School has scored hundred percent pass in the just ended Junior Secondary Certificate exams for Grade 10 learners in Zambezi region for 2017. This was revealed during the end of the year press conference by the Zambezi Education, Arts and Culture Regional Director Mr. Austin Samupwa. Makanga Combined School is…
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Former Caprivi Council Chief Demands N$29-Million
By Simon Liseli FORMER Caprivi Regional Council Chief Regional Officer ( CRO) and ex-Caprivi trial awaiting prisoner, Mr. Patrick Itwa Likando is calling on the government of Namibia under President Dr. Hage Geingob to adequately compensate him N$29 million for unlawful detention. This former Chief Regional Officer (CRO) worked for the then Caprivi Regional Council…
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Mine explorations at Singalamwe worry residents
By Simon Liseli MINE explorations at Singalamwe area some 140 kilometers northwest of Katima Mulilo has raised eyebrows amongst loyalist community members of the area who are seriously concerned with their natural resources. This came after a group of unknown men but were later identified as a combination of Oshiwambo speaking people and Angolans arrived…
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Govt refutes migration of Caprivi rhinos to Etosha
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…
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Two Die On Spot In Katima Car Accident
By Simon Liseli A serious Car accident that shocked Katima Mulilo residents on Wednesday morning at around 03H00 claimed two deaths of young men and one survived with serious injuries. The deceased were identified to be Aron Liswaniso Lunyazo (22) and Jacob Matemwa Mwilima (22) while the survivor is Bruce Munziye Munziye (25). Their next…
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African Development Bank leads in renewable energy
Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, 7 December 2017 – In line with the New Deal on Energy for Africa, the African Development Bank has approved US$324 million in loan support to two renewable energy projects in Morocco and Côte d’Ivoire that are expected to significantly increase power supplies and keep economic growth track. Scaling up investments in…
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Buffalo attack survivor cries foul
Buffalo attack survivor cries foul By Simon Liseli A ZAMBIAN born national Mr.Beaven Namakando who was attacked by a buffalo in 2002 at Mafuta compound, some 10 kilometers east of Katima Mulilo is concerned of his life because of pain he feels when sleeping during night. The unfortunate incident happened to Mr. Namakando and his…
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THE INAUGURATION OF THE PRESIDENT OF ZIMBABWE CDE EMMERSON D. MNANGAGWA
