Okavango River rising

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Thursday, January 20, 2005 - Web posted at 7:26:50 GMT

Okavango River rising

NAMWATER says the level of the Okavango River is rising very slowly compared to the same period last year.

A senior NamWater official, John Muremi, told Nampa that the level stood at 4,6 metres on Tuesday morning, compared to 6,8 m at the same time last year.

- Nampa

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