Future Media News Bulletins
Daily bulletins from Namibia's award winning news team.
Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
Friday 3 May-8am news
#Dr. Ndumba Kamwanya Discusses Impact of Graduate Unemployment on Upcoming Elections ....... #"Constituency Development Fund Bill Remains Dormant for Over 7 Years," Says Namibia Progressive Party Leader.... #City Police Provides Update on Body Discovered in Windhoek's 7De Laan Area .. # South Africa Prepares for Overseas Voting Ahead of Election…
Friday 3 May-7am news
#Dr. Ndumba Kamwanya Explores Impact of Graduate Unemployment on Election Dynamics ....... #Body of Individual Discovered in Windhoek's 7De Laan Area With City Police Providing an Update.. #Over Seven Years On: Constituency Development Fund Bill Still Awaits Action #Trial Postponed for Senzo Meyiwa Murder Suspects ...and #Biden Urges Order Amid…
Thursday 2 May - Top Stories
Low-income families hit hardest by petrol and electricity price hikes. University of Namibia addresses ban on political activities amid election year. And...Clashes continue in Georgia over new law.
Thursday 2 May - 5 pm news
New Salmon farm at Lüderitz to create 600 fobs. SA trade union warns of real estate job losses due to racial regulations. And...Clashes continue in Georgia over new law.
Thursday 2 May - 1pm news
The University of Namibia addresses ban on political activities amid election year. Private security companies join efforts to ensure safe elections in South Africa. Climate change could cost Africa billions by 2030. And...Manhatten prosecutes to retry Harvey Weinstein.
Thursday 2 May-8am news
#Households Struggle with Soaring Fuel and Electricity Costs Amidst Pandemic Fallout ....... #Inaction on Unemployment Crisis May Cost Popular Democratic Movement major votes in the coming elections .... #DA Accuses ANC of Misusing Public Funds for Political Gain Abroad ...and # Tensions remain high at Columbia University after mass arrests…
Thursday 2 May-7am news
#Failure to address the unemployment crisis could lead to a significant loss of votes for the Popular Democratic Movement in the upcoming elections....... #Households Grapple with Soaring Fuel and Electricity Costs Amid Economic Strain # South African Embassy in London Leads with Registered Voters...and # U.S. House to vote on…
Tuesday 30 April - Top Stories
FNB says average rent prices have increased. Future Media and Venture Media launch best of Namibia 2024 Awards. South Sudan urged to lift tax on aid relief.
Tuesday 30 April - 5 pm news
Future Media and Venture Media launch Best of Namibia 2024 Awards. Namibia to commemorate Workers Day on Wednesday. Uhuru Kenyatta to lead the AU observer team for South Africa's election. And...G7 nations agree to phase out coal by 2035.
Tuesday 30 April - 1 pm news
Average rent prices increase, says FNB. Mining giants Impala, Anglo-American, and Sibanye Stillwater to cut jobs. African leaders urge rich nations to increase contributions to the World Bank climate change facility. And...White House condemns antisemitism amid campus protests.
Tuesday 30 April-8am news
#Woman's Body Discovered in Klein Windhoek Residence, Foul Play Suspected ....... #Katutura Residents Committee Leaders Uncover Confirmed Issues at City of Windhoek, Ombudsman Prepares Recommendations for National Assembly .... #Second National Research and Experimental Development Survey Report Revealed... #South Africa's Electoral Commission Calls for Swift Police Probe into Alleged Fraud…
Tuesday 30 April-7am news
#Woman's Death in Klein Windhoek Apartment Sparks Murder Investigation ....... #National Commission on Research, Science, and Technology unveiled the second National Research and Experimental Development Survey report... #Katutura Residents Committee Leadership Meets Ombudsman over City of Windhoek Concerns... #Deadly Flash Floods and Landslide Strike Central Kenya ...and # U.S Gaza…
Monday 29 April - 5 pm news
Government Pension Fund increases benefits. Warm winter is predicted for South Africa due to El Niño. And...Antibiotics overused during COVID-19.
Monday 29 April 1 pm news
President Mbumba to host King Phillip of Belgium. NamCor signs deal with Chevron for offshore exploration. South African magistrates threaten strike over pay gap. And...the World Health Organisation is calling for more funding for vaccines.
Monday 29 April-8am news
#Fuel price incrase set for May the 2nd ....... #Political Analyst Ndumba Kamwanya Weighs in on Potential University Protests in Namibia #Khorixas Town Council Unveils " Build Together" Initiative Progress .... #Sierra Leone's Energy Minister Resigns Amid Electricity Crisis ...and #Biden reiterates "clear position" on Rafah in call with Nethanyahu
Monday 29 April-7am news
#Mines and Energy ministry announces fuel price increase....... #Khorixas Town Council updates us on latest developments concerning its Build Together initiative #Political analyst shares his perspective on the potential for large-scale protests within Namibian universities #Eskom Extends Suspension of Load-Shedding Amid Sustained Generation Capacity...and #Gaza U.S student protests continue despite…
Week in Review - 27 April 2024
In this week's podcast, we cover Namibia's oil and gas sector milestone, the availability of water for the upcoming hiking season in Fish River Canyon, and the rise in scams targeting individuals during police recruitment. We discuss the importance of the 2024 Africa Children’s Summit, the impact of the Zimbabwe-Namibia…
Friday 26 April - Top Stories
Prime Minister’s Office introduces a voucher system for drought relief. Social media negatively affects the mental health of girls. Stats SA records business recovery amid economic challenges.
Friday 26 April - 5 pm news
Namibia considers new Public Finance Management Bill. Stats SA records business recovery amid economic challenges. Pakistani peacekeepers leave the DRC. And...Three months to go until Paris Olympics opening ceremony.
Friday 26 April - 1 pm news
Prime Minister’s Office introduces a voucher system for drought relief. University of Pretoria launches website to combat youth unemployment. Benin, Liberia, and Sierra Leone roll out malaria vaccine. And...Social media negatively affects the mental health of girls.