Future Media News Bulletins
Daily bulletins from Namibia's award winning news team.
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Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
25 September - 1 pm news
Leaders convene on drought relief strategy. Eskom’s 36% electricity tariff increase receives backlash. U.S President Joe Biden to visit Africa in October. And...United Nations alarmed by casualties in Lebanon.
24 September - Top Stories
Join Tonata Kadhila as she covers today's top stories from around the globe. President Nangolo Mbumba addressed global crises at the Summit of the Future, while the UN tackles African nations' crippling debt burdens. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa sets an ambitious investment target of R2 trillion by 2028, and…
24 September - 5 pm news
Namibia's GDP hits N$59.5 billion in Q2 South Africa's Ramaphosa sets 2 trillion rand investment target by 2028 And...United Kingdom calls for Lebanon ceasefire
24 September - 1 pm news
President Nangolo Mbumba calls for action at Summit of the Future. South Africa to receive remains of 49 liberation fighters. UN Summit tackles financial reform for poor nations. And...Ukraine’s Zelensky holds bilateral meetings in the U.S.
23 September - Top Stories
In today’s top stories, MTC warns the public about a new social media scam offering free data. A Namibian woman has been arrested at OR Tambo Airport in South Africa for allegedly smuggling cocaine. Economist Robin Sherbourne shares his thoughts on whether Namibia will follow South Africa’s repo rate cut…
23 September - 5 pm news
South Africa cuts repo rate, could Namibia follow? Trade Ministry invites businesses to learn more about the government’s Equipment Aid scheme. Right-wing populist party gains ground in German state election. And...World celebrates International Day of Sign Languages.
23 September - 1 pm news
Namibian national arrested for alleged cocaine smuggling in South Africa. Bremen and Windhoek to sign sister cities agreement. Heavy snowfall disrupts travel in South Africa. And...Hezbollah declares an "open-ended battle" against Israel.
20 September - Top Stories
In today's top stories, the Development Bank of Namibia’s loan book has reached N$8.5 billion, but a recent analysis shows only 11% of these loans are directed toward youth and women. Meanwhile, the Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Erastus Uutoni, has urged local authorities to provide affordable land. For…
20 September - 5 pm news
Finance Minister to table mid-term budget next month Only 11% of DBN loans target youth and women Emergency services brace for cold snap in South Africa And...Far-right expected to dominate regional elections in Germany
20 September - 1 pm news
Bank Windhoek launches financial solution programme. South Africa issues weather warning. Africa needs $12 billion for HIV response in 2024. And...Over 11,300 children killed in the Gaza conflict.
19 September - Top Stories
In this episode, President Nangolo Mbumba arrives in New York for the Summit of the Future, co-facilitated with Germany. The Windhoek Municipal Council unveils a five-year plan to electrify 4,000 homes in informal settlements. South African Reserve Bank Governor announces a reduction in the repo rate by 25 basis points…
19 September - 5 pm news
Namibia Statistics Agency records slow economic activity in Q2. Bank of Namibia symposium reveals 453 million employed in global value chains. South Africa's central bank cuts interest rates. And...The UN chief warns of a dramatic escalation of conflict in the Middle East.
19 September - 1 pm news
Bank of Namibia symposium addresses inclusive development. Windhoek approves a 5-year electrification plan. South Africa to launch a points-based work visa system. And...More wireless devices and walkie-talkies explode in Lebanon.
18 September - Top Stories
In today’s top stories, the Namibian police are investigating the deaths of four children who were found in a freezer in Katima Mulilo. DP World has partnered with Nedbank SA to provide trade financing to SMEs across sub-Saharan Africa. In Zimbabwe, the government is planning an elephant cull due to…
18 September - 5 pm news
Bank of Namibia warns public about Global Green Network. Namibia exports N$139 million in horticultural products. South Africa's inflation sinks below the reserve bank target. And...The UK says climate action will be at the center of foreign policy.
18 September - 1 pm news
Stats Namibia informal cross-border trade study reveals gender disparities. South Africa's Mineworkers union slams Seriti retrenchments. # Zimbabwe targets elephant population in drought response. And...The State of Palestine demands a United Nations resolution to end Israeli occupation.
17 September - 5 pm news
Namibia marks World Patient Safety Day. Build One SA launches petitions for electoral reform. Central Europe braces for more flooding. And...Record number of women shortlisted for Booker Prize.
17 September - 1 pm news
President Nanoglo Mbumba to oversee adoption of Pact of the Future at UN General Assembly. South Africa’s tourism income is threatened by rising crime. Floods displace 2.4 million in West Africa. And...World Cancer Congress 2024 begins in Geneva.
16 September - Top Stories
Join Tonata Kadhila for today’s top stories. National Heritage Week kicks off with a celebration of culture and conservation. The Ministry of Finance and Public Enterprises directs employers to reimburse employees following new tax rate updates, with explanations from Wilson Shikoto and analysis by Cirrus Capital's Robert McGregor. Business owner…
16 September - 5 pm news
Finance Ministry calls for employee PAYE refunds after tax changes. Namibians compete at WorldSkills in France. Johannesburg Stock Exchange urges investors to claim dividends. And...UK and Italy discuss migration.