Exiled leader Mishake Muyongo wants to return home, SADC warns of Israel-Iran conflict fallout, and AfriForum demands clarity on Gauteng’s number plates. Plus: Scientists uncover a dinosaur that reshapes what we know about tyrannosaurs.
This episode is dedicated to unfolding developments in the Middle East. From Tehran to Southern Africa, we track the global ripple effects of Israel’s strikes on Iran.
Namibia warns of global fallout as Israel’s deadly strikes on Tehran escalate tensions in the Middle East. Plus: Digital health plans at home, BEE backlash in South Africa, and why the gender gap skips the boardroom.
#Local Electricity Access Target Set at 70% by 2030.... # Sheehama Highlights Rail Infrastructure for Growth.... #S.A ‘s cabinet has dismissed claims that farm attacks and murders are racially motivated ..... # Kenya Arrests Officer Over Blogger's Death Amid Protest ......PLUS # Israel Blames Hamas for Aid Worker Deaths in…
# Investment in Railways Key to Economic Growth, Says Economist.... # Regional Agreements Signed to Improve Electricity Access.... # South Africa Braces for Consumer Impact from FMD Outbreak..... # US Urges Fast-Tracked Peace Deal Between Rwanda and DRC ......PLUS # U.S Judge Blocks Trump’s Unauthorized National Guard Deployment to LA
Inflation slows to 3.5% in May, SA's Ramaphosa urges African leadership in green hydrogen, and a deadly Air India crash claims over 200 lives. Also in the news, a new student-led TV series confronts school bullying head-on.
From wage violations in the local security industry to the South African President's green energy push — and tragic scenes from India after an Air India crash. Head to futuremedianews.com.na for the full stories.
Namibia pushes for stronger ocean cooperation, SA troops return from the DRC, and UN warns the global child labour target is off track. Plus: UNAM sees a rise in body donation pledges, and Guterres sounds the alarm on collapsing marine ecosystems.
# Muyongo renews independence plea for former Caprivi Strip.... # Namibia to host regional parliamentary libraries conference.... # World Blood Donor Day marked with events countrywide ..... #Kenya's Ruto says blogger died in police custody, contradicts official report ......PLUS # Inflation in the US rose in May
# Blood donors honored for saving lives.... # Swakopmund to welcome parliamentary library delegates.... # Former Caprivi Strip leader seeks international backing..... # Death toll from eastern cape floods rises to 49 ......PLUS # Trump declares China deal is done.
AI trips, youth jobs plan slammed, and search teams recover a swept-away school bus in South Africa. Plus, the U.S. and China strike a fragile trade truce, and we ask: are we too dependent on tech?
Namibia escapes new U.S. entry restrictions, while police warn of a winter crime surge. Africa’s new credit agency challenges global ratings giants, and a global ChatGPT blackout jolts tech addicts.
Political analyst Dr. Ndumba Kamwanya has dismissed PM Ngurare’s youth jobs plan as merely symbolic, while Namibia secures a top seat at the African Development Bank and SADC launches a patient advocacy forum. Meanwhile, deadly storms batter South Africa, and the U.S. and China inch toward reviving trade ties.
#Shakwa Nyambe Breaks Ground as AIEN’s First African Leader.... #Namibia Airports Company Joins AviaDev Africa 2025.... #Breaking the Silence During Men’s Mental Health Month ..... # U.S. Pushes Rwanda Troop Withdrawal for Congo Peace Deal ......PLUS #International community mourns Austria victims
# June Raises Awareness on Men’s Mental Health.... #Namibia Airports Company Participates in AviaDev Africa 2025.... # Local Energy expert becomes First African to Head Global Energy Group..... # Zimbabwe to Ban Lithium Concentrate Exports by 2027.....PLUS # In the U.S, RFK Jr sacks US vaccine advisory panel
Making history — local energy lawyer Shakwa Nyambe becomes the first African elected President of the Association of International Energy Negotiators, Goodyear’s South African factory closure threatens 900 jobs, and Austria reels from a deadly school shooting.
Government reaffirms sovereignty over Zambezi, while SA steps up the fight against foot-and-mouth disease. Plus, tragedy strikes in Austria with a deadly school shooting, and local energy lawyer Shakwa Nyambe makes history on the global stage.
Government reaffirms sovereignty over Zambezi region, NAMCOL explains contract decisions amid labour dispute. From elsewhere, Tunisian activists start convoy to Gaza to protest blockade, and extreme heatwaves in India meet freezing conditions in Southern Africa.
#Windhoek Traffic Lights Cost Millions Annually.... # Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority Prioritises Learners and Literacy.... #UNAM: No Evictions, Just Temporary Student Relocation..... #S.A minister Gwarube Urges Skills-Based Overhaul of Education System......PLUS # In the U.S, Protests are continuing in LA for a fourth day
#UNAM Denies Evictions, Says Students Temporarily Moved for AU Games.... #Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority Spends N$447K on Upliftment.... #City Spends Millions on Traffic Light Maintenance ..... # Outrage in Kenya After Man Dies in Police Custody ......PLUS # The new US travel ban has started
10 Jun 12AM
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