Future Media News Bulletins
Daily bulletins from Namibia's award winning news team.
Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
3 July - Top Stories
City of Windhoek warns of the heightened risk of veld fires. Sierra Leone bans child marriage with new law. And...Nedbank Citi Dash set for September.
3 July - 5 pm news
SWAITEX showcases local business opportunities. Nedbank Citi Dash set for September. Paul Mashatile sworn in as South Africa’s Deputy President. And...Final day of election campaign underway in the United Kingdom.
3 July - 1 pm news
Institute of Namibian Quantity Surveyors campaigns for the early use of surveyors. SA’s agriculture sector demands reforms from the new Minister. Tunisia sets date for Presidential election. And...Rishi Sunak’s Conservatives face backlash in upcoming election.
3 July-8am news
#Caltex Returns to Namibia After Six Years Through New Licensing Agreement #Education Ministry To Unveil Chairman Mao Zedong Statue at Otjomuise High School .... #South Africa Announces Significant Fuel Price Reductions #Riot Police Clash with Protesters in Widespread Unrest Across Kenya ...and #First House Democrat calls for Biden to drop…
3 July-7am news
#Unveiling of Chairman Mao Zedong Statue at High School in Otjomuise #Caltex Brand Returns to Namibia in Partnership with Bachmus #South Africa's Standard Bank Faces Security Breach as Customers Report Fraud and Missing Funds # Armed Men Kill 40 in Central Mali Village Attack ...and # UN concerned about new…
2 July - Top Stories
The City of Windhoek sets the record straight in billing system. Anti-tax protests morph into anti-government sentiment demonstrations in Kenya. And...Eritrea’s Girmay becomes the first African to win Tour de France.
2 July - 5 pm news
NamPol gives an update on the Independence Avenue shooting. Calls for consequences as South Africa’s government debt to suppliers hits R35 Billion. Anti-tax protests morph into anti-government sentiment demonstrations in Kenya. And...Inflation cools in Eurozone.
2 July - 1 pm news
FNB Namibia expects inflation to tick up slightly in June. Independence Avenue shooting in Windhoek leaves suspect dead. SA union criticizes Ramaphosa's 77-member cabinet. And...U.S. military bases are placed on high alert.
2 July-8am news
#Bank of Namibia Launches Instant Payment Programme to Boost Financial Inclusion #Namibia Sees Significant Rise in Private Sector Credit Extension #South Africa's Rural Development Organisation Warns of Increased Evictions Under New Agriculture Minister #Tearfund Aid Workers Killed in Attack on Convoy in Eastern DRC ...and #Victims Families "Dissatisfied" with Reported…
2 July-7am news
#Namibia Sees Surge in Private Sector Credit Extension in May 2024 #Bank of Namibia Introduces Universal Instant Payment Programme for Enhanced Financial Access # South Africa's New Unity Government Sparks Cautious Optimism Amid Economic Concerns # Nigerian Customs Seize 800 Rifles in Container from Turkey ...and #Zelensky renews plea to…
1 July - Top Stories
Health Ministry addresses Katutura Hospital maternity ward overcrowding. Relief for motorists as the Ministry of Mines and Energy announces fuel reduction. And...South Africa’s Tyla and Makhadzi win Billboard awards.
1 July - 5 pm news
Relief for motorists as the Ministry of Mines and Energy announces fuel reduction. South Africa’s new cabinet draws mixed reactions. Researchers warn of increased Elephant poaching in Kenya and Tanzania. And...Turkish airport workers refuse to refuel Israeli aircraft.
1 July - 1 pm news
Firefighters prevent Ludwigsdorf fire from reaching the city. SA’s Ramaphosa says the government of national unity provides for greater stability. Botswana’s economy contracted in Q1. And...India implements new criminal codes, replacing British-era laws.
1 July-8am news
#Poverty Worsens in Namibia Despite 16 Years of Activist Efforts #Harvest and Planting Update at Etunda Green Scheme Irrigation Project .... #S.A's Sadtu Criticizes DA's Approach in Government Negotiations #Unrest in Kenya Challenges IMF Targets and Borrowing Costs ...and # US voters react to presidential debate
1 July-7am news
#Harvesting and Planting at Etunda Green Scheme Irrigation Project #Poverty worsens in Namibia as activist reach over 16 years of advocating #South African President Appoints Former Opposition Leader as Agriculture Minister #Nigeria Imposes Curfew Following Deadly Blasts ...and #Big win for far-right in first round of French elections
27 June - Top Stories
No extension for the BIPA duty waiver programme. Over 500 thousand Namibians registered to vote. NEFF challenges ECN de-registration decision.
27 June - 5 pm news
Ministry of health urges caution amid Mpox outbreak in SA. NamWater holds water infrastructure talks in Oshana and Oshikoto. Africa Hospitality Forum concludes in Windhoek. And...Taiwan warns citizens against travelling to China.
27 June - 1 pm news
Daily bulletins from Namibia's award winning news team. Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
27 June - Top Stories
Namibia, currently facing the worst drought in over a century, will start constructing a long-awaited second desalination plant in January 2025. ECB withholds tariff increase applications for distributors. And...Relief chief pledges UN aid operation will continue across Gaza.
27 June - 5 pm news
NamRA warns of penalties for late tax returns. ECB withholds tariff increase applications for distributors. Zimbabwe’s government allocates millions for El Niño drought relief. And...Preparations are underway for a second peace summit.