Future Media News Bulletins
Daily bulletins from Namibia's award winning news team.
Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
30 September - Top Stories
Etosha fires, new Namibian banknotes, Madagascar government shake-up, and Bad Bunny to headline the Super Bowl halftime show. Listen for the latest updates and more at futuremedianews.com.na — Future Media News, independent, accurate, and on-time.
30 September - 5 pm news
Kleine Kuppe kindergarten robbery, Etosha fires, Western Cape heatwave, Madagascar protests, and gold hits a record $3,870 per ounce. Catch all these stories and more at futuremedianews.com.na — Future Media News, independent, accurate, and on-time.
30 September - 1 pm news
Etosha fires, slowing GDP, Mbeki on corruption, and a looming U.S. government shutdown. Catch all these stories and more at futuremedianews.com.na — Future Media News, independent, accurate, and on-time.
30 September-8am news
# First Full-Body X-Ray Machine Arrives at Katutura Hospital.... # Borrowing from Microlenders Surges.... # Bank of Namibia Launches New Currency Series in Mariental ..... # Nigeria Labour Congress on Red Alert Over Dangote Refinery Labour Dispute ......PLUS #Air France and Airbus back in court over deadly 2009 Rio-Paris flight…
30 September-7am news
# Microlending Sees Sharp Growth.... # Next-Generation Namibia Dollar Enters Circulation in Mariental.... # Katutura Hospital Gets Cutting-Edge Full-Body X-Ray Machine ..... # Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso to Expose Nigerian Politicians Linked to Bandits ......PLUS #Israel agrees to Trump’s peace plan in Gaza, warns of complete elimination if Hamas doesn’t…
29 September - Top Stories
Namafu Amutse named FlyNamibia’s new storytelling ambassador. Etosha wildfires rage as authorities assess wildlife losses. DRC issues Ebola alert for neighbouring countries. Green groups protest at Africa Energy Week 2025.
29 September - 5 pm news
From by-elections in Outapi to Botswana’s new citizenship-for-investment plan, and Seychelles heading to a presidential runoff — we’ve got the top African stories covered. Plus, South Africa makes Emmy history, and the UK tightens immigration rules.
29 September - 1 pm news
Etosha wildfires continue as officials assess wildlife losses, while other headlines cover fishermen’s wage clarifications, Ramaphosa on US trade, DRC Ebola alerts, and UN revelations on Israeli settlements. Catch the full stories and more at futuremedianews.com.na – independent, accurate, and on time.
29 September-8am news
# Lady Pohamba Hospital MD Reflects on COVID-19 Losses and Staff Commitment.... #Walvisbaai Activist Eyes Mayoral Candidacy.... # Wildfires Rage Across Etosha and Surrounding Communities ..... # DA Raises Concern Over Delayed SABS Maladministration Probe ......PLUS #Trump pushes for peace ahead of Netanyahu meeting
29 September-7am news
# Lady Pohamba Hospital MD Reflects on COVID-19 Losses and Staff Commitment.... #Walvisbaai Activist Eyes Mayoral Candidacy.... # Wildfires Rage Across Etosha and Surrounding Communities ..... # DA Raises Concern Over Delayed SABS Maladministration Probe ......PLUS #Trump pushes for peace ahead of Netanyahu meeting
Week in Review - 27 September
From UN reform calls to Namibia’s tourism rebound, this week saw diplomacy, debate, and recovery take center stage. Plus, peace efforts in the DRC, climate warnings, Trump controversies, Sarkozy’s conviction, and rising health risks.
26 September - Top Story
Namibia’s economy posts slower 1.6% growth as the tertiary sector drives expansion, while a study warns African cities risk climate failure. Plus, DRC and Rwanda agree to new peace measures, and the UN calls for financial justice.
26 September - 5 pm news
Namibia’s economy posts 1.6% growth in Q2 driven by the tertiary sector, while GIPF urges citizens to save beyond pensions. Plus, Cape Forum calls for dignity for Khoisan groups, and India faces U.S. pressure over oil imports.
26 September - 1 pm news
NamPower launches Africa’s first fully digital substation, a study warns African cities aren’t tackling climate change deeply enough, and the UN chief calls for a financial system overhaul. Plus, local football clubs are already gearing up for the new season.
26 September-8am news
# People’s General Eyes Windhoek Council Seat.... # NAMFISA Reports Strong Growth in Non-Bank Financial Institutions in 2024.... # In S.A, SAPS Legal Head Criticises Parliament Over Inaction..... # Russia, Ethiopia Sign Nuclear Power Deal ......PLUS #Abbas says he will work for peace and calls on Hamas to disarm
26 September-7am news
# Non-Bank Financial Sector Shows Resilience with $474 Billion in Assets.... # Amushelelo Announces Run for Windhoek Council.... # Ramaphosa: South Africa’s G20 Presidency Exceeds Expectations ..... # Madagascar Imposes Curfew After Violent Protests ......PLUS #US economy grows in second quarter
25 September - Top Stories
President Nandi-Ndaitwah makes her UN debut, calling for Africa’s stronger voice, while Kenya’s Ruto slams Security Council exclusion. The United States extends AGOA for Africa, and Errol Musk faces serious abuse allegations.
24 September - 5 pm news
Local tourism rebounds to pre-pandemic levels, Windhoek waste workers plan strike, and SA’s Ramaphosa eyes a US trade deal. Plus, China sets its first absolute emissions cut target and Namibia’s Keila de Oliveira prepares for her world para swimming debut.
25 September - 1 pm news
President Nandi-Ndaitwah’s maiden UN speech demands action on Cuba, DRC, Western Sahara, Kenya’s Ruto on Africa and the UN, and South Africa’s R30 billion Karoo wind farm. Plus, updates on Ebola in DRC and Jimmy Kimmel’s record-breaking return to late-night TV.
24 September - Top Stories
Rising diabetes-linked cataract risks, Ramaphosa slams weaponised trade at the UN, Sahel nations quit the ICC, and Trump sparks outrage with climate denial.