9 May - Top Stories

Home Affairs defends its visa system, N$25 million is allocated for hydrogen scholarships, and South Africa denies Starlink favouritism. Plus, the UN warns of looming famine in Gaza as aid access remains limited.

Namibia deepens its green hydrogen ties with the Netherlands, while Sudan battles a deadly cholera outbreak, and SA's Ramaphosa champions infrastructure as a driver of growth. Plus, the Trump administration hits pause on EU tariffs. All this and more at futuremedianews.com.na.

MTC and the UN partner to bridge Namibia’s digital divide, Home Affairs defends the Visa on Arrival system, and UDM calls for a SA-US probe into genocide claims. Plus, Sudan responds to U.S. chemical weapons allegations.

#Josef Sheehama Highlights China’s Governance as a Model for Africa.... #Political Landscape Shifts As LPM Urges Opposition to Unite.... #Infrastructure Crucial for South Africa’s Future says Minister Zikalala..... #Over 700 Dead in Southeast Nigeria Amid IPOB Sit-at-Home Campaign ......PLUS #EU tariffs delayed until July 9

#LPM Calls for Opposition Unity as Support Grows.... #Expert Sheehama Urges Africa to Embrace China-Inspired Development Model.... #South Africa: ActionSA Urges Dismissal Of Labour Minister Over Unemployment Crisis ..... #Kabila Joins Rebels Amid Treason Charges, Escalating Congo Tensions ......PLUS #Emmanuel Macron kicks off regional tour of South East Asia