Future Media News Bulletins
Daily bulletins from Namibia's award winning news team.
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Independent, Accurate, and On-Time
3 March-7am news
# Investment Leaders to Convene in Windhoek for MN Capital Event.... # Guide for Investment Launched for Investors .... # Expert Criticizes Government Over Unfulfilled Pension Promise ..... # U.S. Sanctions Rwanda Over Eastern DRC Conflict ......PLUS #US military say operation against Iran in early stages as US death toll…
3 March-8am news
# New Investment Guide Offers Key Insights for Investors.... # MN Capital Group Hosts Investment Conference in Windhoek.... # South Africa’s ActionSA Vows Legal Action Over Phala Phala Report Censorship..... # U.S. Seeks to Reduce Congo Mineral Dependence on China ......PLUS #Trump says Iran operations to last 4 to 5…
2 March - Top Stories
Fuel prices stay put for March, offering relief at the pumps, while NORED workers hold the line in a tense wage standoff. Police make a major armed robbery arrest at OR Tambo International Airport, and China calls for a Middle East ceasefire — more on futuremedianews.com.na.
2 March - 5 pm news
Namibia moves to digitise social grants under a new instant payment system, Gauteng takes full ownership of the Gautrain, and Donald Trump ramps up criticism of Iran’s nuclear ambitions. We also unpack the NORED strike standoff and calls for tighter oversight on grant payments — more on futuremedianews.com.na.
2 March - 1 pm news
NORED workers dig in over pay, South Africa rolls out a mass FMD vaccination drive, and an Iranian drone strikes a UK base in Cyprus. And, the Brave Gladiators break a 20-year drought to lift the Hollywoodbets COSAFA Women’s Championship — full details on futuremedianews.com.na.
2 March-8am news
# Rising Middle East Tensions Could Hit Namibia, Says Expert.... # Embassy in Cairo Issues Safety Advisory for Middle East.... # South Africa’s ActionSA Slams Minister’s Wasteful R839,000 Brazil Trip..... # At Least 172 Bodies Found in Mass Graves in DRC’s Uvira......PLUS #Israel and Iran continue strikes
2 March-7am news
# Embassy in Cairo Urges Caution Amid Middle East Tensions.... #Economic Expert Flags Middle East Crisis as Threat to Global Fuel Prices.... # South African Analyst Warns of Escalating Middle East Conflict..... # Panama-Flagged Cargo Ship Sinks Off Western Sahara......PLUS #EU calls for calm following death of Iran Ayatollah
2 March-6am news
# Erongo Gets Local Cancer Care Facility.... # NUST Moves Agricultural Campus to Otavi.... # South Africa: Holomisa Rallies UDM in Mthatha Ahead of 2026 Local Elections ......PLUS # British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has called for urgent de-escalation in the US-Israel-Iran conflict
27 February - Top Stories
The Instant Payment System is pushed to 2026, M23 rebels recapture villages in eastern DRC, and a $110 billion Hollywood takeover moves closer as Netflix steps aside.
27 February - 5 pm news
Namibia and Germany launch a new technical skills programme, M23 rebels recapture villages in eastern DRC, and China names nine military lawmakers ahead of its major political meeting.
27 February - 1 pm news
Government funds 134,000 students for tertiary education, South Africa seeks justice in Russia recruitment scam, and Paramount Skydance eyes $110bn Hollywood takeover.
27 February-8am news
#Expert Sheehama Warns Budget May Constrain Growth... #Labor Analyst Comments on Jobs Provisions in Newly Tabled Budget # Industry Backs New Foot-and-Mouth Disease Fund ..... # S.A Cabinet Backs 2.67-Trillion-Rand Budget......PLUS #Pakistan remains wary of attacks from Afghanistan.
27 February-7am news
#11 Million Pledged as Foot-and-Mouth Fund Launches.... # Labour Analyst Sydwill Scholtz Weighs In on Employment in 2026/27 Budget... # Sheehama Flags Risks in National Budget ..... # Two South Africans Die After Being Lured to Fight in Russia......PLUS #PM Modi says India and Israel to deepen strategic partnership.
26 February - Top Stories
Namibia tables a N$105.9 billion National Budget for 2026/27, while the PDM welcomes recognition of the Baster Gemeente Traditional Authority, and Moody’s backs South Africa’s improving fiscal outlook. Meanwhile, globally, a record 129 journalists were killed last year, raising renewed alarm over press freedom and the safety of media workers.
26 February - 5 pm news
Education, civil servants and health take the biggest share of Namibia’s National Budget, while an independent review clears the way for in-situ uranium mining under strict safeguards, and Botswana holds its repo rate at 3.5%. Meanwhile, South Africa pushes macro-economic reforms post-budget, and globally a record 129 journalists were killed…
26 February - 1 pm news
Economist Oliver Diggle outlines what to expect from Namibia’s 2026/27 budget, while PDM’s Venaani welcomes recognition of the Baster Traditional Authority. Elsewhere, Lesotho’s PSC visits Namibia to benchmark governance reforms, Moody’s praises South Africa’s fiscal performance, and UK police boost mosque security after a weapons arrest.
26 February-7am news
# Shafudah’s Budget Countdown: UNAM’s Dr. Kakujaha-Matundu Eyes the Numbers.... # Khomas Tops List of Undeclared Informal Settlements.... # Opposition Leader Raises Concerns Over Psemas Shift to State Hospitals ..... # Pope Leo to Visit Four African Countries in April ......PLUS #US trade representative warns 10 percent tariffs will go…
26 February-8am news
# Infrastructure Gaps Persist in Khomas Informal Settlements.... # Budget Day: UNam’s Econ Lecturer Weighs In.... #In S.A, DA Sees Coalition Influence in Godongwana’s 2026 Budget..... # Over 1,700 Africans Reportedly Fighting for Russia in Ukraine ......PLUS #Cuban troops kill 4 in US speedboat
25 February - Top Stories
Ultimate Safaris invests millions in Kunene while Namibia’s Health Ministry completes the first round of the polio campaign, as 6.5 million in Somalia face acute hunger due to drought. Meanwhile, US President Trump warns Iran is developing long-range missiles.
25 February - 5 pm news
Health Ministry completes first round of the polio campaign while Namibia plans its first large-scale salmon industry, as South African banks face a class action over repossessed homes and Madagascar’s interim leader visits France. Meanwhile, the Versailles chief takes over as Louvre director.