Future Media News Bulletins
Daily bulletins from Namibia's award winning news team.
Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
24 September - 5 pm news
Tsumeb ranks among Namibia’s 10 largest towns, Ramaphosa warns the UN that global trade is being weaponised, AGOA faces a looming deadline, and India agrees to scale back Russian oil imports.
24 September - 1 pm news
Rising diabetes-linked cataract risks, South Africa’s energy project plans, Trump’s climate controversy at the UN, and more. Plus, hear about the National Paralympic team as it gears up for the 2025 World Para Athletics Championships.
From coke to cataracts: The price of modern living
What if the food on your plate today is setting you up for blindness tomorrow? In this episode, we dive into the alarming rise of Type 2 diabetes among young adults — and how it’s fueling cataracts and vision loss in Namibia and beyond. You’ll hear from award-winning ophthalmologist Dr…
23 September - Top Stories
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah tells the UN her country has closed over 81% of its gender gap, while critics slam new ambassador appointments for lacking diversity. Also in today’s news: South Africa pushes for UN Security Council reform, and the ICC charges former Philippine President Duterte with crimes against humanity.
23 September - 5 pm news
Public criticism mounts over new ambassador appointments, as South Africa pushes for UN Security Council reform at UNGA80. Also in today’s news: Uganda’s Museveni eyes another term and the ICC charges Duterte with crimes against humanity.
23 September - 1 pm news
At the 80th UN General Assembly, President Nandi-Ndaitwah said Namibia has closed 81.1 percent of its gender gap, ranking eighth globally and first in Africa. Plus, updates on Agribank’s farmers’ relief, South Africa's Ramaphosa on conservation, and Israel’s response to Palestinian state recognition.
22 September - Top Stories
Cleanergy plans a Walvis Bay ammonia pipeline, Namibia’s inflation cools, and over 20 Namibians are arrested in Angola. Plus, Canal Plus takes over MultiChoice, and a Chinese COVID-19 whistleblower receives an extended sentence.
22 September - 5 pm news
Over 20 Namibians arrested in Angola, Cleanergy plans Walvis Bay ammonia pipeline, and Canal Plus takes over MultiChoice. Plus, updates on Charlie Kirk’s widow, World Rhino Day, and green fuel developments.
22 September - 1 pm news
Inflation eases, MTC launches eSIM, and South Africa’s Road Accident Fund faces an IT scandal. Plus, updates on rising violence in Sudan and China’s COVID whistleblower sentencing.
20 September - Week in Review
Namibia rolled out its first green hydrogen project, Windhoek launched an EV station, and medicine shortages raised rights concerns. Regionally, Zambia saw a witchcraft case, South Africa faced Shell in court, and a UN report labelled Israel’s Gaza war genocide. And finally… Michelle McLean was named Global Business Woman of…
19 September - Top Stories
President Nandi-Ndaitwah heads to New York for her UN debut, NSA unpacks Namibia’s Census results, and Ramaphosa vows action on corruption in South Africa’s justice system. And finally, the UK is poised to recognise the state of Palestine, sparking global debate.
19 September - 5 pm news
Namibia’s Census results rollout, Ramaphosa’s pledge to act on the Madlanga Commission, and Africa’s push to extend the AGOA trade deal. Plus, the U.S. blocks another Gaza ceasefire resolution at the UN Security Council.
19 September - 1 pm news
The latest news includes President Nandi-Ndaitwah’s maiden UNGA address, South Africa’s trade talks with the U.S., and the UK’s recognition of Palestine. Plus, updates on Ebola in DRC and Namibia marking International ID Day.
19 September-8am news
# EU Delegation Visit proceeds aiming to Strengthen Ties and Assess Green Investment Impact.... # Ngaringombe Defends PDM’s 2019 Performance .... # Namibian Rumpsteak Now in Germany ..... # South Africa Police Commissioner Warns Against Interference in Justice System ......PLUS #More than a million people join protests in France
19 September-7am news
# PDM Rejects Claims of Borrowed Votes.... # Namibian Beef Hits German Menus.... # EU Visit Continues With The Aim to Deepen Partnership and Review Green Growth Investments ..... # South Africa Cabinet Welcomes Justice Probes......PLUS #NVIDIA invests billions in rival chipmaker Intel
18 September - Top Stories
Namibia launches its first green ammonia plant, Nasan Energies moves to acquire 53 fuel stations, and South Africa reacts to UN genocide findings on Gaza. Plus, ABC pulls Jimmy Kimmel after controversial remarks.
18 September - 5 pm news
Oshana Region records 230,000 residents, NTB staff secure a pay rise, and South Africa responds to UN genocide findings on Gaza. Plus, ABC pulls Jimmy Kimmel off the air after controversial remarks.
18 September - 1 pm news
Catch the news, featuring Nasan Energies’ fuel station acquisition, mining job growth, KZN police allegations, Ebola recoveries in DRC, and UN chief Guterres’ call to world leaders.
18 September-7am news
# Nandi-Ndaitwah Urges Mining Industry to Drive Domestic Job Creation.... # Cyber Threats Spike locally says Communication Regulatory Authority.... # BCX Summit Highlights Digital Future ..... # African Producers Push for Extension of U.S. Duty-Free Trade Deal ......PLUS #US late night host Jimmy Kimmel "suspended indefinitely" over Kirk-related comments
18 September-8am news
# BCX Summit Showcases Tech Driving Industry Change .... # Communication Regulatory Authority Warns Of Rising Cyber Risks .... # Mining Sector Key to Nandi-Ndaitwah’s Jobs Plan ..... #In Nigeria, Tinubu Lifts Emergency Rule in Rivers State ......PLUS #Fed cuts interest rates for first time this year