Caprivi Vision
Katima, Caprivi, NamibiaEnglishServing the Zambezi Region, this publication acts as a vital conduit for local news, cultural stories, and socio-economic updates tailored to the residents of Katima Mulilo and surrounding areas. It is notable for its commitment to community journalism, providing a platform for voices and regional issues that are often underrepresented in national Namibian media.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN NAMIBIA
Print media in this southwestern African nation rests on a long history of independent and multilingual publishing. The market is anchored by The Namibian, founded in 1985 as a private daily circulating in both English and Oshiwambo. Another prominent English daily is the state-owned New Era, established in 1992. The privately held Namibia Media Holdings operates several major titles, including the Afrikaans-language Die Republikein and Allgemeine Zeitung, the oldest surviving paper in the country, printing in German since 1916. This linguistic variety directly reflects the broader demographic makeup of local readers. Paperboy indexes 9 Namibian newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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