Future Media News Bulletins
Daily bulletins from Namibia's award winning news team.
Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
9 September - 5 pm news
Global leaders meet in Windhoek for the African Hydrogen Summit, Nekundi slams weak oversight in public works, and a new study links fathers’ drinking to children’s growth. Plus, France’s prime minister steps down after a loss of confidence vote.
9 September - 1 pm news
AfCFTA trade integration efforts, apartheid-era inquests in South Africa, DRC calls for justice, and Thailand’s former PM ordered to serve one year in jail. Stay updated on these stories and more, independent, accurate, and on time.
9 September-7am news
# Windhoek Hosts Continental Hydrogen Summit.... # Political Analyst Weighs in on Traditional Leaders’ Annual Meeting.... # Health Ministry Moves to Direct Medicine Procurement ..... # SA Madlanga Commission Ready for Hearings......PLUS # Trump Hosts European Leaders Amid Plans for New Russia Sanctions
9 September-8am news
# Ministry of Health To Fast-Tracks Access to Medicines.... # Political Analyst Gives His Two Cents on Ondangwa Traditional Leaders’ Gathering.... # African Hydrogen Summit Kicks Off in Windhoek ..... # South Africa Approves Inquest into 1993 Killing of Five Children ......PLUS #South Korea petitions US for visa changes after…
Top Stories
Five people are killed in a shooting at a Jerusalem bus stop after two gunmen open fire at Ramot Junction. Israeli police confirm the attack, with no group claiming responsibility.
8 September - 5 pm news
Hyphen launches Namibia’s green hydrogen skills census, Mbeki faces backlash over M23 rebels, and a deadly bus stop attack shocks Jerusalem. Plus, Moria makes rugby history with a 55–40 win over WHS.
8 September - 1 pm news
President Nandi-Ndaitwah opens the 26th Council of Traditional Leaders meeting, Cape Town gang violence prompts calls for a state of emergency, European leaders plan talks in Washington on Ukraine, and MTC lifts limits on prepaid Aweh subscriptions.
8 September-7am news
# Ministry of Mines Hosts Regional Chemical Safety Training.... # Civil Aviation Authority Warns on Reckless Drone Use.... # Youth Funding Confusion Hits Walvibaai ..... # ANC Backs Parks Tau on Credit Regulations in South Africa ......PLUS # In the U.S, Trial of Trump assassin due to begin today
8 September-8am news
# National Youth Fund Submission Issues in Walvibaai.... # Civil Aviation Authority Urges Responsible Drone Use.... # Ministry of Mines Leads Chemical Safety Workshop ..... # South Africa’s Justice Minister Condemns Attorney’s Assassination ......PLUS #NYC mayor Adams denies reports he's dropping reelection bid .
5 September-8am news
# Patients Return to Intermediate Hospital Katutura Wards ... # July Trade Balance Slips Into Deficit..... # Uranium One Faces Questions Over Water Permit ..... # South Africa’s Ousted Tourism Board Challenges Dissolution in Court ......PLUS #US Health Secretary RFK Jr hammered by lawmakers
4 September-8am news
# Nandi-Ndaitwah: Psychosocial Care for Mariental Bereaved Families.... # Ashipala-Musavyi on Regional Trade Talks.... # July Sees Stable Credit Expansion ..... # ANC Backs Activists on Gaza Solidarity Flotilla in S.A ......PLUS # UK Government Eyes Single Owner for Steel Industry
5 September-7am news
# Parliament Probes Uranium One Project.... # South Africa Remains Top Partner in Trade.... # Renovations Complete at Intermediate Hospital Katutura ..... # South Africa Pushes Local Value Addition for Critical Minerals ......PLUS #In the U.S, White House Signals It Will Appeal Harvard Ruling
4 September - Top Stories
Erongo’s Governor pushes for a permanent government office park, AfriForum targets Julius Malema with an international sanctions campaign, and new research supports climate-smart tree planting in SADC. Plus, Zelensky meets Macron in Paris for Ukraine security talks.
4 September - 5 pm news
TotalEnergies and Galp set timelines for Orange Basin oil, a former DRC Justice Minister gets jail time for embezzlement, and South Africa’s B20 prepares to hand over to the U.S. Plus, Epstein survivors push for full disclosure of all related files.
4 September - 1 pm news
Erongo pushes for a permanent government office park, Cape Flats gang violence escalates, Zambian mine spill victims demand $420 million, and Europe bans TPO gel nail polish. Plus, Erongo RED launches a new electricity credit service to help households manage costs.
4 September-7am news
# Govt Engages Regions on Continental Trade.... # Credit Growth Holds Steady at 5.7%.... # Families of Mariental Crash Victims Receive Counselling Support ..... # SADC Sends Election Observers to Malawi ......PLUS # Kremlin Rejects Trump’s Claim of Plot with Xi and Kim
3 September - Top Stories
Lüderitz businesses urged to seize BIPA’s visit, Paratus launches 4G LTE and eSIM, Wits AI Institute secures Google.org funding, and Madagascar receives colonial-era skulls. Plus, Xi Jinping hails China’s rise at a major military parade.
3 September - 5 pm news
VP Lucia Witbooi heads to the Intra-Africa Trade Fair, ActionSA raises alarm over South Africa’s R500m biometric deal, FutureCoal urges banks to back coal responsibly, and Walvis Bay hosts the 10th Sam Nujoma Marine Research Conference.
3 September - 1 pm news
Secretary to Cabinet and GIPF CEO sign Pension Backed Home Loan Scheme MoU, Paratus launches nationwide 4G LTE network and eSIM, Wits AI Institute secures R17.6 million from Google.org, and Google avoids Chrome sale but faces antitrust restrictions.
3 September-8am news
# Expert Says Suicide Crisis Highlights Male Vulnerability.... # Nation Mourns in Mariental Memorial Service.... # Census Data Highlights Uneven Population Distribution ..... # Ugandan Opposition Leader Besigye Boycotts Treason Trial ......PLUS # Xi says China 'unstoppable' at a massive military parade