Future Media News Bulletins
Daily bulletins from Namibia's award winning news team.
Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
Friday 10 May - 1 pm news
Walvis Bay Corridor Group raises alarm on increased hijackings along Trans Kalahari Corridor. South Africa's Saftu accuses Israel of genocidal ethnic cleansing. And...Finnish food tech company introduces sustainable protein alternatives to animal sources.
Friday 10 May-8am news
#Katutura Residents Committee Raises Concerns Over City of Windhoek's Water Usage Estimation....... #Bank of Namibia Governor and Associates Fined for Unapproved Merger .... #NamWater and Ministry Address Water Crisis in Namibia's Central Area #Energy Council of South Africa Denies Electioneering And Credits Progress in Tackling Electricity Crisis ...and #U.S unemployment…
Friday 10 May-7am news
#NamWater Updates Central Namibia's Water Crisis ....... #Competition Commission Imposes Fine on Bank of Namibia Governor and Others for Unapproved Merger #City of Windhoek Under Fire for Estimating Water Usage Despite Legislation Mandating Measurement.... #Search Continues for Owners of Construction Company After George Building Collapse Tragedy ...and # U.N says…
Wednesday 8 May 2024 - 5 pm news
Namibia sees an increase in violence against the LGBTQAI+ community. Capricorn Foundation invests N$1 million in youth employment initiatives. Concerns were raised over the lack of transparency in George building collapse. And...Olympic flame arrives in France.
Wednesday 8 May - 1 pm news
Government launches investigation into death at Katutura clinic. NUST launches anti-violence app. Shell confirms downstream divestment withdrawal from South Africa. And...AstraZeneca vaccine withdrawn globally over side effects.
Wednesday 8 May-8am news
#Independent Presidential Candidate Aili Angula Proposes Financial Relief Program for Namibians #Windhoek City and MTC Forge Alliance to Enhance City Safety....... #Highlights Of Economic Impact On Nursing on International Nurses Day .... #South African Parliament Expresses Concern Over Shell's Divestment Decision ...and #U.S President says no tolerance for anti-semitism on…
Wednesday 8 May-7am news
#Namibia Celebrates Nurses Day, Stressing Economic Impact....... #City and MTC Partner to Boost Safety Measures.... #Independent Presidential Candidate Promises Financial Relief Program for Namibians #Search Intensifies And Hope Persists for Trapped George Building Collapse Victims in Western Cape ...and #U.S holds up arms to Israel amid hopes of ceasefire…
Tuesday 7 May - Top Stories
Namibia secures World Bank funding for energy project. Cyclists promote Trans Kalahari corridor lane safety.
Tuesday 7 May - 1 pm news
.Namibia outperforms the region in public health. The death toll in George has risen to five with 49 workers still missing. And...Germany deploys naval ships to the Indo-Pacific.
Tuesday 7 May - 5 pm news
Private sector credit growth slows. Republican Party objects to WHO pandemic treaty amendments. Rescue operation at a collapsed building in George will take longer than anticipated. And...UK faces rail chaos as a fresh wave of strikes hits.
Tuesday 7 May-8am news
#Institute for Public Policy Research hosts the third regional anti-corruption conference in Luderitz ....... #Shell's Potential Departure Puts South Africa and Neighbors on Edge #Namibian Competition Commission has fined insurance firms N$13.1 million due to collusion .... # Eskom Sues City Power for Over One Billion Rand Debt ...and #U.S…
Tuesday 7 May-7am news
#Namibian Competition Commission Imposes Over N$13 Million Fines on Collusive Insurance Companies ....... # Institute for Public Policy Research 's Integrity Namibia Project Hosts Regional Anti-Corruption Conference in Luderitz #Shell's Potential Exit Sends Shockwaves Through South Africa and Neighbors, Expert Warns of Economic Impact... #Tragedy Strikes: Two Dead, Dozens Trapped…
Monday 6 May - Top Stories
Electoral Commission of Namibia announces voter registration dates. Investigation launched into fatal Windhoek plane crash. And...Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government have voted to shut down offices of Qatar-based news channel Al Jazeera.
Monday 6 May - 5 pm news
Electoral Commission of Namibia announces voter registration dates. Namibian Embassy and NIPDB lead delegation to fruit and vegetable expo in Italy. South Africa's Electricity minister commends 40 days without load-shedding. And...Madonna wraps up celebration tour.
Monday 6 May - 1 pm news
Investigation launched into fatal Windhoek plane crash. ANC cancels Zuma's disciplinary hearing over security concerns. And...Russia puts Ukraine’s President on ‘wanted list”.
Monday 6 May- 8am news
#Nutrition Alliance Director Urges Government Collaboration for Effective Interventions ....... #Political Analyst Wade Henckert Explores Impact of South African Protests on Namibia .... #Police Chief Urges Public Attendance for Oshakati Graduation Ceremony #Jacob Zuma’s ANC disciplinary hearing is postponed over security concerns ...and #Houthi rebel group offers places at Yemeni…
Monday 6 May- 7am news
#Namibian Police Chief Calls for Public Support at Massive Oshakati Graduation Ceremony ....... #Nutrition Alliance Director Urges Collaboration with Government for Effective Intervention #Understanding the Impact of South African Protests on Namibia: Insights from Political Analyst Wade Henckert #S.A's Load-shedding remains suspended due to sustained improvements in generation performance...and #U.S…
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.