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"Future Media News is Namibia’s leading news brand. Established in 2019, Future Media News strives to be independent, accurate and on time. Each bulletin and all segments produced by Future Media News are guided by the ethical guidelines of the Editors Forum of Namibia and the Media Ombudsman, as set out in the Code of Ethics and Conduct for Namibian Print, Broadcast and Online Media. Future Media News focuses on national, regional and international news stories. Bringing listeners, a balanced view, so they can make up their own minds. Future Media News broadcasts across all Future Media radio station platforms, with a combined audience of 600 000. It is available across multiple social media and podcasting platforms."
Hourly English Namibia News
80 Episodes
1 – 20

6 July-5pm news

#China’s Guangdong Sees Strong Growth Potential in Namibia Ties.... # Activist Demands Release of Windhoek Billing Audit Report.... # South Africa Inquiry Hears Claims of Journalist Intimidation in Crime Intelligence Probe ..... #Senegal’s Sangomar Oil Output Reaches 17.9 Million Barrels in First Half of Year ......PLUS # Trump Claims Massive…
6 Jul 12PM 3 min

6 July-2pm news

# Youth in Erongo Urged to Drive Growth in Agriculture Sector #PDM Urges Housing Solutions... #In S.A, Fresh Scrutiny Over Adriano Mazzotti Prosecution Delay..... # United States Targets Rwanda Links Over Congo Conflict Minerals.....PLUS #In India, Red Alert as Heavy Rain Batters Mumbai, Killing at Least 13
6 Jul 7AM 3 min

6 July-1pm news

# Opposition Calls for Rent Bill Action.... # Erongo Youth Encouraged to Explore Agriculture Opportunities.... # South African organization Raises Concerns Over Jacob Zuma Meeting..... # Nigeria Raises Concerns Over Deaths of Citizens in South Africa ......PLUS # Philippine Senate Opens Sara Duterte Impeachment Trial
6 Jul 7AM 3 min

3 July - Top Stories

President Nandi-Ndaitwah heads to China on a state visit, while Minister Ashipala-Musavyi urges American businesses to partner with Namibia. Plus, SA's Road Freight Association raises concerns over weekly anti-migrant protests, and Zimbabwe pledges support for returning citizens.
3 Jul 1PM 4 min

3 July - 5 pm news

President Nandi-Ndaitwah heads to China on a state visit, while Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger begin their formal exit from the ICC. Plus, Ramaphosa calls for a coordinated African response to migration, and UK police uncover a drug-facilitated rape network.
3 Jul 11AM 4 min

3 July - 1 pm news

Court rules against Amushelelo in bypass case, Zimbabwe pledges support for returning citizens, and Iran declares control over the Strait of Hormuz. Plus, credit growth slows and SA's Road Freight Association raises alarm over weekly anti-migrant protests.
3 Jul 7AM 4 min

3 July-8am news

# NamRA Flags Multiple Tax Evasion Schemes.... # Former Air Namibia Staff Head Back to Court Over Severance.... # South Africa: ANC Blames MK Party for Stoking Unrest Ahead of Protests ..... # Ghana Raises Alarm Over Alleged Killing in South Africa Amid Diplomatic Row ......PLUS # Iran Asserts Control…
3 Jul 12AM 3 min

3 July-7am news

# Ex-Air Namibia Workers Press Severance Claims.... # Revenue Agency Warns Against Rising Tax and Customs Fraud.... # South Africa: Madlanga Commission to Keep Matlala Testimony Conditions Private..... # WHO Launches Ebola Treatment Trial in DRC......PLUS # Russia Launches Massive Strike on Kyiv
3 Jul 12AM 4 min

2 July - Top Stories

Government debt climbs to N$178.4 billion, a governance expert calls South Africa's anti-migrant grievances "manufactured," and Uganda confirms an isolated Marburg case. Plus, the UN releases its first global scientific assessment of AI.
2 Jul 1PM 3 min

2 July - 5 pm news

President Nandi-Ndaitwah tours China's satellite tracking station, Amnesty accuses Sudan's RSF of crimes against humanity, and Iran warns of a "powerful response" to threats against its leadership. Also: fuel pricing reforms, falling cyber threats, and the Springboks brace for England.
2 Jul 11AM 4 min

2 July - 1 pm news

Amupanda pushes for a new political consensus forum, over 900 arrested in South Africa's anti-migrant protests, plus the UN's first global scientific assessment on AI. Also: B2Gold's N$50 million school investment, 50 young African scientists selected for a top fellowship.
2 Jul 7AM 4 min

2 July-8am news

#: Petrol and Diesel Prices Slashed in New Adjustment.... # Stronger First-Quarter Local Economic Growth Recorded as Inflation Eases.... # South Africa: Madlanga Commission Says Feroz Khan Unable to Testify Due to Condition..... # Uganda Confirms Isolated Marburg Virus Case During Ebola Surveillance ......PLUS # In the U.S, Trump Rejects…
2 Jul 12AM 3 min

2 July-7am news

# Domestic Economic Grows to 2% in Early 2026.... # Fuel Prices Drop Announced From Friday.... # South African Reserve Bank Flags Rising Inflation Expectations ..... # Nigeria to Seek Compensation Over Migrant-Linked Protests in South Africa ......PLUS # Qatar Reports Progress in US–Iran Indirect Talks in Doha.
2 Jul 12AM 3 min

1 July - Top Stories

NAMCOR makes history with the appointment of Victoria Sibeya as its sixth Managing Director, while Rhino Resources confirms an oil-bearing reservoir offshore Namibia, bolstering confidence in the Orange Basin's potential. Meanwhile, South Africa's immigration protests continue to disrupt cross-border traffic, with police making arrests following looting incidents nationwide.
1 Jul 1PM 3 min

1 July - 5 pm news

Fuel prices drop sharply from Friday as Namibia's Airports Company launches its first aviation security training course and MTC hands the NAMAs over to government after a decade. South Africa's Constitutional Court clears a landmark rand-rigging case against global banks, the UN warns the DRC Ebola outbreak could cost Africa…
1 Jul 11AM 5 min

1 July - 1 pm news

NAMCOR makes history with its sixth Managing Director as Kunene Regional Council's salary dispute exposes an unlawful appointment, while South Africa's Ramaphosa reshuffles cabinet and demotes Steenhuisen. Plus, China rejects blame for the EU's economic woes, and the DRC Leopards gear up for a historic World Cup clash against England.
1 Jul 7AM 4 min

1 July-8am news

# Capricornus-1A Drilling Completed Offshore Orange Basin.... # NamFISA Highlights Compliance and Stability in Financial Sector.... #S.A’s Police Ministry Confirms Arrests Over Looting During Nationwide Protests..... # Uganda Media Group in Talks to Reopen After Military Shutdown......PLUS #Iran Rejects Direct US Talks in Doha…
1 Jul 12AM 4 min

1 July-7am news

# Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority Reports Resilient Non-Banking Financial Sector in First Quarter....... # National Petroleum Corporation Welcomes Completion of Capricornus-1A Well.... # South Africa’s Madlanga Commission Hears Bribery Allegations Involving MP Shongwe ..... # United Nations Warns Ebola Outbreak Could Cost Africa Billions ......PLUS # China Rejects EU Blame…
1 Jul 12AM 3 min

30 June - 5 pm news

Namibia repatriates citizens as South Africa's unrest disrupts cross-border trucking, while African banks battle for ground in Kenya's lucrative market. Plus, UNICEF calls Gaza's ceasefire a "cruel and deadly illusion," and Namibia braces for a sub-zero cold snap from Wednesday.
30 Jun 11AM 4 min

30 June 1 pm news

South Africa deploys troops nationwide as anti-immigration protests erupt across the country, while Namibia’s court delays judgment in the Amushelelo Western Bypass speed hump case. Plus, the UK’s Andy Burnham promises a major Whitehall power shift without revealing funding details, and the Ministry of Health reviews Namibia’s polio vaccination campaign.
30 Jun 7AM 4 min
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