Future Media News Bulletins
Daily bulletins from Namibia's award winning news team.
Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
4 June - Top Stories
Fabupharm recalls oral liquid medicines over safety concerns, and South Africa's economy shows only slight growth. Plus, tensions rise in Gaza as aid zones shut down. Full stories on futuremedianews.com.na.
4 June - 5 pm news
Fabupharm ordered to recall oral liquids over safety concerns, BoN meets global partners, and calls grow for a food security index in SA. Plus, the EU raises red flags on Hungary’s NGO bill.
4 June - 1 pm news
The Namibian Defence Force marks 35 years of service, the government steps up efforts to fight gender-based violence, and South Africa deepens trade ties with Lesotho. Plus, a breakthrough plastic dissolves in seawater within hours.
4 June-8am news
#Unemployed Teachers Demand Freeze on Education Training.... #City, PowerCom Team Up for Safer Windhoek.... # Namibia and Uganda Judiciary Heads Meet Ahead of ADR Conference..... #Nigeria’s Defence Chief Urges Border Fencing to Tackle Insecurity ......PLUS #"Unconscionable" - Top UN boss reacts to shooting at Gaza aid drop …
4 June-7am news
#Windhoek Boosts Safety with New CCTV Deal.... #Ugandan Chief Justice Visits Namibia for Legal Exchange ..... #Teachers Protest Education Oversupply #Sudan Conflict Displaces Over 4 Million, Says UN......PLUS #Musk slams Trump bill as "disgusting abomination"
3 June - Top Stories
Namibia’s start-up scene earns global recognition, and the Dutch government collapses over immigration. Plus, Selma Kamanya shines at Miss World.
3 June - 5 pm news
MTC warns of internet disruptions, Zuma’s corruption trial to proceed, and a study links climate change to rising sexual health risks for Kenyan girls. Plus, the Dutch government collapses over immigration policy.
3 June - 1 pm news
Kavango East mourns two child deaths linked to food poisoning, bringing the regional toll to 21 in two years. Africa’s disaster risk call, Starlink under fire in South Africa, and a new search for Madeleine McCann.
3 June-8am news
#Low Fuel Demand Delays Refinery Plans.... #New Export Levy Targets Livestock Industry Growth.... #Airline Industry Projects Stronger Profits for 2025 ..... #Blast Kills Nine at Nigerian Bus Park ......PLUS #Pakistan Sends high-level delegation to New York for key meetings
3 June-7am news
#Finance Ministry Revises Export Levy to Boost Livestock Sector.... #Global Airlines Poised for Growth Despite Risks.... #Namcor Rules Out Refinery Plans for Now ..... #Malian Court Delays Barrick Gold Hearing ......PLUS #UK Moves to "war-fighting readiness"
2 June - Top Stories
Lawmakers face criticism over their disconnect from public struggles, while COSATU backs tighter labour laws in South Africa. Deadly floods claim over 200 lives in Nigeria, and Miss World vows to champion global women’s health.
2 June - 5 pm news
Economic Association launches its 3rd Oil and Gas Conference, while authorities put down the lioness behind a deadly attack in Kunene. South Africa moves to tighten labour laws on undocumented workers, and Miss World pledges to promote women’s health globally.
2 June - 1 pm news
Namibia partners with South Africa on science, deadly floods hit Nigeria, and global airlines cut 2025 profit outlook.
Week in Review - 31 May
Trigon exits Kombat Mine in a N$429 million deal, while the Bank of Namibia moves to diversify reserves with local gold. Plus, Havana vendors call for road progress, BRICS faces U.S. pushback, and Macron urges recognition of Palestine.
30 May - Top Stories
Namibia eyes gold reserves to diversify foreign holdings, while the U.S. issues a crime warning for travellers to Windhoek. Plus, SA moves to cap foreign jobs, and the U.S. mulls social media vetting for student visas.
30 May - 5 pm news
Vendors in Windhoek’s Havana settlement demand road progress, a Trump ally slams BRICS currency plans, and ex-DRC President Kabila resurfaces in rebel territory. Plus, Macron pushes for Palestinian statehood.
30 May - 1 pm news
A massive drug bust in Otjozondjupa, a police shootout in South Africa, and a leadership change at the African Development Bank. Plus, Hamas signals it will reject a proposed Gaza ceasefire deal.
30 May-8am news
#Gold Joins Reserve Assets, Says Central Bank.... #Wanaheda Produce Hub Project Back on the Table ......... #South Africa to Tighten Security Ahead of Trump Visit #Barrick Seeks World Bank Arbitration in Mali Mine Dispute......PLUS #Trump's tariffs can continue judge rules
30 May-7am news
#Agriculture Ministry Eyes Revival of Wanaheda Produce Hub.... #Bank of Namibia Adds Gold to Foreign Reserves .... #South Africa Reaffirms Commitment to Land Reform and Inclusive Growth ..... #ECOWAS Marks 50 Years Amid Regional Instability and Security Threats..PLUS #U.S Judge orders Trump not to interfere with Harvard's foreign students
27 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.