Future Media News Bulletins
Daily bulletins from Namibia's award winning news team.
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Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
Tuesday 23 April - Top Stories
Standard Bank Executive, and former NCCI Chairperson for the northern branch, Thomas Koneka Iindji dies aged 44. Namibian Competition Commission accuses banks of price-fixing. And...More than 34 000 people have been killed in Gaza.
Tuesday 23 April - 5 pm news
Trustco increases stake in Legal Shield Holdings. South Africans uncertain about two-pot retirement system. Five people die attempting to cross the English Channel. And...Solidarity tents for Palestinians erected at California campus.
Tuesday 23 April - 1 pm news
Namibian Competition Commission accuses banks of price-fixing. South Africa's Institute of Race Relations urges Ramaphosa not to sign the Expropriation Bill into law. U.S. report alleges war crimes by Israel and Palestinian groups. And...One Economy Foundation’s BeFreeMovement hosts ‘Constructive Masculinity Workshop’.
Tuesday 23 April-8am news
#Windhoek Mayor Addresses Concerns Raised by Katutura Residents Committee ....... #Political Analyst Shares Key Observations on SWAPO, this year's election campaigns and using its former presidents.... #Enhancing Southern African University Management: Windhoek Hosts TrainIQA Training Program #City of Cape Town says it is putting 35-million-rand behind Project 1000 leadership in…
Tuesday 23 April-7am news
#City's Mayor Engages with Katutura Residents' Concerns in Transparency Session ....... #Windhoek Hosts Higher Education Quality Training... #Political Analyst talks SWAPO, the Current Election Campaigns, and the Utilization of its Former Presidents.... # Johannesburg CBD Power Outage Hits Major Hospitals...and #EU expected to announce new sanctions on Iran…
Monday 22 April - Top Stories
About 10bn barrels of oil discovered off the Namibian coast. Johannesburg to host the 2024 Africa Children’s Summit. And...World Health Organisation approves a new oral vaccine for cholera.
Monday 22 April - 5 pm news
The City of Windhoek limits industry borehole water usage to 20%. The ANC loses a trademark case against the MK Party. And...Israeli Intelligence Director resigns over Hamas attack.
Monday 22 April - 1 pm news
UNESCO AI Readiness Assessment underway in Namibia. Insurance payouts are expected for some Southern African drought-hit countries. Johannesburg to host 2024 Africa Children’s Summit. And...World marks 54th Earth Day.
Monday 22 April-8am news
#Expert Tips for Stress Management from Cathy Kambanda for Stress Awareness Month....... # Critique On Government's Service Delivery Amid Concerns Over Leadership Appointments .... #B2Gold Layoffs: How will the Workforce be affected? #Eskom Continues Load-Shedding Suspension, Marks 26 Days Without Power Cuts ...and #Japan's SDF searches for survivors of helicopter…
Monday 22 April-7am news
#National Mental Health Care Namibia director talks Stress Awareness Month....... #B2Gold Layoffs: Which Industries Will Absorb the Affected Workers? #Concerns Rise Over Namibian Government's Service Delivery Amidst Criticism of Leadership Appointments... #DA Claims ANC Plans to Misuse Taxpayer Funds for Election Advantage ...and #U.S officials have told American media that…
Friday 19 April - 1 pm news
UNAM graduates demand honors curriculum approval. Oil price rises as US says Israel struck Iran. And...India begins voting in the world’s largest election.
Friday 19 April-8am news
#March 2024 Vehicle Sales Peak above 1400 the Highest Since July 2016 ....... #Repo rate, though unchanged, still negatively affects daily lives of ordinary Namibians .... #Workshop on SADC Labor Migration Boosts Skills Portability and Rights Protection #S.A Public Protector Office Ordered to Explain Gratuity Delay to Former Chief...and #Google…
Friday 19 April-7am news
#March 2024 Vehicle Sales Reach Highest Level Since July 2016 ....... #SADC Workshop Focuses on Enhancing Labour Migration Through Skills Development... #Unchanged repo rate still a challenge for many Namibians' cost of living... # Investigation Underway Following Mooikloof Substation Fire in South African City Of Tshwane...and #U.S vetoes Palestine's bid…
Wednesday 18 April - Top Stories
Hangala urges authentic local participation in the oil and gas sector. Namibia stops Russian uranium exploration because of pollution concerns. And...Burna Boy, Siya Kolisi, and Ruto are among the world's most influential people.
Wednesday 18 April - 5 pm news
Namibia stops Russian uranium exploration because of pollution concerns. Namibia Breweries Limited receives double honour for revenue contribution in 2023. And...FNB South Africa warns of Middle East tensions impact on oil supply.
Wednesday 18 April - 1 pm news
Dr. Leake Hangala urges authentic local participation in the oil and gas sector. Verime and ReferredBy lead Namibia's financial Sandbox initiative. # South African police prepare for May 29 election. And... The UN Relief Agency says more must be done to guarantee sustainable peace in Gaza.
Thursday 18 April-8am news
*Bank of Namibia Maintains Repo Rate at 7.75% as Economist provides analysis on consumers spending ....... *Namibian Nutrition Advocate Shares Insights from Regional Nutrition Summit .... * Analyst Examines Potential Influence of P.L.A.N Veterans on Upcoming Elections *Former South African President Jacob Zuma to Present Private Prosecution Case Against Cyril…
Thursday 18 April-7 am news
#Bank of Namibia Maintains Repo Rate at 7.75%: Economist weighs in on consumer spending ....... #Analyst Examines Impact of P.L.A.N Veterans on Elections #Namibian Nutrition Advocate Engages at Regional Nutrition Summit #Load-shedding in South Africa will continue to be suspended until further notice ...and #U.N Security Council set to vote…
Wednesday 17 April-8am news
#Expert Sheds Light on Rare Bleeding Disorders like Haemophilia on World Hemophilia Day ....... #Independent Researcher Unveils Influential Factors Shaping Bank of Namibia's Repo Rate Decision .... #Katutura Central Residents Committee Takes Assertive Stand Against City of Windhoek #The S.A Public Servants Association expresses deep concern over proposed tax hikes…
Wednesday 17 April-7am news
#Specialist Sheds Light on Rare Bleeding Disorder on World Hemophilia Day ....... #Independent Researcher Offers Key Insights on Bank of Namibia's Repo Rate Decision #Katutura Residents Challenge City of Windhoek's Financial Policies... #The ANC has obtained ownership of the uMkhonto we Sizwe trademark amid a legal dispute with the MK…