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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...

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Five Namibian entrepreneurs meet Norway’s development minister 12.11.2026

Five young local entrepreneurs had the opportunity to engage directly with Norway’s development minister, Åsmund Aukrust, during an information-sharing meeting hosted by Future Media Namibia in Windhoek. The entrepreneurs presented their businesses to the Norwegian delegation, allowing for an exchange of information and perspectives. Norway’s development minister, Åsmund Aukrust.  Future Media New...

Norway-Namibia business talks open doors for further collaboration 12.11.2026

Future Media Project Coordinator Rukee Kaakunga says a recent engagement between Norwegian delegates and Namibian entrepreneurs provided an opportunity to discuss the local business environment and explore areas for cooperation. Kaakunga says the discussions were productive, with entrepreneurs sharing their experiences and the Norwegian delegation contributing questions and ideas. Future Media New...

Trump calls for complete US victory in war against Iran 12.11.2026

President Donald Trump says it is time for the US to secure a complete victory in its war against Iran. The US moved troops to the Middle East in the run-up to the midterm elections, as there was speculation that Washington was preparing to resume full-scale military action against Tehran after the elections. The war has been going on for nearly nine months. Speaking at a Veterans Day event in Vir...

Oshikoto water project brings relief to local communities 12.11.2026

Communities along the Onkani-Onakandi stretch in the Oshikoto Region now have improved access to clean water following the completion of a new 10-kilometre pipeline. Speaking during the handover on Wednesday, the Oshikoto Regional Head of Water Supply and Sanitation Coordination, Stevenson Tuukondjele, says the project brings major relief to residents in more than just water provision.  Future Med...

Ammonia leak at South African chicken plant hospitalises 24 workers 12.11.2026

Authorities have opened an investigation into an ammonia leak at Festive Chicken in Olifantsfontein, Ekurhuleni, that left 24 workers hospitalised. The incident was reported via the City of Ekurhuleni’s Life-Threatening Call Centre yesterday, prompting crews from the Olifantsfontein Fire Station to initiate an immediate emergency intervention. Disaster and Emergency Management Services spokesperso...

Developing nations call for more funding to prepare for climate disasters 12.11.2026

Delegates at the COP31 summit in Antalya have been told that only a fifth of the annual climate investment needed for disaster preparedness and urban resilience is currently being met. Developing nations say the shortfall is leaving them unable to upgrade infrastructure or rebuild after extreme weather events, and they are calling on wealthier countries to commit new funding. High-level ministeria...

SADC ministers discuss HIV, AIDS and health security in Durban 12.11.2026

South Africa is hosting a joint meeting of Southern African Development Community health ministers and ministers responsible for HIV and Aids in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, until Friday. Health Department spokesperson Foster Mohale says the meeting comes at a critical time and will focus on regional cooperation, health security and responses to emerging public health challenges. Future Media News spoke...

Kenya begins countdown to being declared Ebola-free 12.11.2026

Kenya has discharged its last Ebola patient, marking an important step in containing the outbreak. The country has now begun a 42-day countdown before it can be declared free of the disease. Health Minister Aden Duale announced the development in Nairobi. Under World Health Organisation guidelines, the countdown begins after the last confirmed patient tests negative twice, at least 24 hours apart....

Kushner describes Abu Dhabi talks as tough but productive 12.11.2026

US special envoy Jared Kushner has described the last two days of peace talks with Ukraine and Russia in Abu Dhabi as "tough but productive"; however, he says territorial issues remain the biggest hurdle. The talks ended with no hint of any breakthroughs to end the nearly five-year-long war. Kushner says they have agreed on a large-scale prisoner exchange, and they are pushing to bring European co...

Heavy rain leaves several families in Oshifukwa in need of support 12.11.2026

Omuthiya Constituency Councillor, Erastus Nekomba, is calling on Good Samaritans, the business community, and the public to assist nearly eight families at Oshifukwa village, whose homesteads were severely damaged by a heavy rainstorm on Wednesday. Maria Namupala from Future Media News reports. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage

Ferrari linked to Tembisa Hospital looting sells for R10.1 million 12.11.2026

A luxury Ferrari worth more than 11 million rand and owned by alleged tender fraudster Hangwani Maumela sold at auction for 10.1 million rand, above the 9.5 million rand reserve price. The car is linked to the two-billion-rand looting of Tembisa Hospital. Maumela is accused of masterminding three alleged syndicates linked to the looting, allegedly benefiting by more than 900 million rand in tender...

Nearly 800 Meatco jobs on the chopping block 12.11.2026

Meatco has suspended slaughter operations following the closure of international beef export markets due to the Foot-and-Mouth Disease outbreak. The Corporation says 85 percent of its earnings come from exports, putting severe pressure on its finances and its ability to sustain nearly 800 employees. Meatco is considering salary reductions, voluntary separation packages and possible restructuring t...

Swimming South Africa faces renewed mismanagement allegations 12.11.2026

The DA says governance failures in South Africa’s sports sector contributed to Olympic swimming champion Tatjana Smith’s decision to represent the Netherlands. The party accuses Swimming South Africa of mismanagement and a lack of accountability, despite repeated calls for intervention. DA MP Leah Potgieter is calling on Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie to account for his oversight of national spor...

Namibia to open borders for maize imports in December 12.11.2026

Namibia recorded an estimated 114 000-metric ton maize harvest in 2026, one of the largest on record. However, the country will still need to import maize to meet domestic demand, highlighting its continued reliance on imports despite improved local production, even if borders will only open in December this year. Future Media News spoke to Loide Uahengo, the Manager for Agronomic Development at t...

Okahandja’s water system struggles to meet growing demand 12.11.2026

Okahandja’s growing population is putting increasing pressure on its water infrastructure, with the town now estimated to have about 45 000 residents, compared to the 15 000 it was originally designed to accommodate. Residents have been struggling with long water interruptions since last week. Okahandja’s Deputy Mayor Charl Coetzee says the main challenge is insufficient water pressure management,...

FNB avails financing for serviced land 12.11.2026

FNB Namibia has introduced a financing solution to help municipalities and town councils accelerate the delivery of serviced land. The Land Servicing Value Proposition provides loans for essential infrastructure such as roads, water, sewerage, and electricity, with repayments made from plot sales proceeds. FNB Namibia says the initiative aims to reduce land costs, improve housing affordability and...

South African youth launch nationwide jobs campaign 12.11.2026

The National Youth Unemployment Movement has launched a nationwide drive, dubbed #UnemploymentFreeCities2029, to tackle joblessness and stimulate employment across South Africa. The campaign follows the latest labour data showing that while the number of unemployed citizens aged 15 to 34 dipped by 23-thousand to five million, total youth employment also dropped by 5,000 to 5.5 million. Movement le...

UN chief sounds alarm on climate crisis 12.11.2026

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has warned world leaders that the climate crisis is advancing faster than efforts to contain it. Addressing the COP31 climate summit in Turkey, he called for urgent action to cut greenhouse gas emissions and accelerate the shift away from fossil fuels. Negotiators from nearly 200 countries are seeking agreement on expanding electricity use and revi...

Youth Trade Forum to connect young entrepreneurs with international markets 11.11.2026

International Relations and Trade Minister Selma Ashipala-Musavyi has launched the National Youth Trade Forum, which will take place in Windhoek on 18 and 19 November. The forum will bring together young Namibian entrepreneurs and potential buyers, providing youth-owned businesses with an opportunity to showcase market-ready products and explore trade opportunities. Organised in collaboration with...

South Africa’s ANC Youth League says party’s brand has suffered years of damage 11.11.2026

ANC Youth League president Collen Malatji says the ANC brand has been damaged over many years. Malatji was responding to former president Thabo Mbeki’s remarks that president Cyril Ramaphosa should consider resigning following the election outcome. Malatji says the party’s poor performance in the 2026 Local Government Elections cannot be blamed solely on its current leadership. He says the party’s...

Meatco faces financial strain as foot-and-mouth disease halts beef exports  11.11.2026

Meatco says it is facing severe sustainability choices and mounting financial pressure following the suspension of international beef exports on 23 September due to the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak. With approximately 85% of Meatco's earnings historically tied to international exports, local sales are proving insufficient to replace the lost revenue. As a result, Meatco has suspended slaughter...

Delays to Venus oil project could threaten investment and job creation  11.11.2026

Cirrus Capital economist Ida Williams has warned that further delays in the final investment decision for TotalEnergies’ offshore Venus oil project could have significant economic consequences for Namibia. In a new analysis, Williams says the project could boost economic growth, attract investment and create thousands of jobs. She warns that prolonged negotiations over fiscal and legal terms could...

3,000 cattle set for Mauritius export through Walvis Bay  11.11.2026

There is nothing untoward about a shipment of about 3 000 cattle destined for Mauritius through the Port of Walvis Bay. The livestock carrier Ocean Swagman is heading to the port to load the animals, sourced from the Otjiwarongo district. The exports offer some relief to local farmers amid Namibia's foot-and-mouth disease outbreak. The Deputy Director of Public Relations in the Ministry of Agricul...

Ondangwa Council Warns Livestock Owners Over Road Safety  11.11.2026

The Ondangwa Town Council has renewed its appeal to residents and surrounding village livestock owners to keep their animals off town roads. The council held a consultative meeting with livestock owners on Tuesday to discuss a way forward. Council spokesperson Petrina Shitalangaho-Mutikisha emphasises that the primary goal is community safety and accident prevention ahead of the festive season.  ...

Nvidia CEO Faces Subpoena Threat in US Espionage Probe  11.11.2026

Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang faces a deadline today to respond to three senior Republican committee chairs in the House of Representatives, who have told him to either attend a closed-door briefing next week or face being compelled to testify. The demand comes as US President Donald Trump revealed the FBI is investigating Huang's relationship with Alice Huang, the managing director of Singa...

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