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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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12. lis 2026
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Presidency shares specs of Dangote's Tank Farm 05.11.2026 0:36
Dangote Industries Limited has committed approximately 2.5 billion US dollars to a major fuel storage and pipeline project in Namibia, aimed at supplying markets across southern Africa. The announcement was made by company president and CEO Aliko Dangote during the official launch of the project at Farm 58, near Walvis Bay. The planned facility will store 600 million litres of fuel, while a propos...
NCE calls for immediate halt to in-situ uranium leaching 05.11.2026 0:34
The Namibian Chamber of Environment CEO, Dr Chris Brown, has defended marine phosphate mining, arguing that concerns about its environmental impact are based on misunderstandings. However, he has called for proposed in-situ uranium leaching projects in the Stampriet Aquifer to be stopped immediately, warning of serious environmental and economic risks. Dr Brown says potential groundwater pollution...
Windhoek mass disconnections kick off today 05.11.2026 0:24
The City of Windhoek will begin a mass disconnection exercise today, targeting residents and businesses with outstanding municipal accounts. The exercise will cover all suburbs in the capital and forms part of the City's efforts to recover overdue payments and improve revenue collection. City spokesperson Lydia Amutenya told Future Media News that the disconnections will affect customers with unpa...
Ramaphosa says US vote outcome could bring new relations 05.11.2026 0:42
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says the outcome of the US midterm elections could usher in a new era in international relations. His comments come after the Trump administration moved to end South Africa’s duty-free access to the US market under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa). The programme provides preferential access for eligible African exports to the American market. It...
Amupanda Questions Fuel Supply Deal As August 26 Responds 04.11.2026 0:41
Job Amupanda has questioned the fuel supply arrangements involving August 26, alleging that the company took over the Defence Ministry contract after Enercon went into liquidation. He claims its directors established seven privately owned middleman companies to buy and resell fuel at higher prices. Meanwhile, August 26 CEO David Brown held a press conference today, highlighting delays in governmen...
Schumer Blames Trump for Republican Midterm Losses 04.11.2026 0:14
The clean sweep made by the Democrats in the American midterms is still in the news. Republicans made a choice and followed Trump over the cliff. Those were the words of the Democratic Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer who said the win for the Democrats is simple. They listened. calls Donald Trump "the worst president ever" after his party retook control of both chambers of Congress. Future Med...
Credit to private sector does not necessarily equal economic growth 04.11.2026 0:21
Private sector borrowing has grown significantly, with credit extended to businesses and households rising by N$5.84 billion between January and September 2026. Simonis Storm economist Almandro Jansen says September alone recorded an additional N$1.06 billion in borrowing, taking outstanding private sector credit to N$128.2 billion. He cautions that higher inflation and borrowing costs are increas...
Sauma demands immediate halt in aquifer 04.11.2026 0:36
The Stampriet Aquifer Uranium Mining Association wants research drilling for the proposed Wings uranium project suspended until all regulatory approvals and safety measures are disclosed. SAUMA warns that permission to drill research boreholes does not amount to approval for uranium mining or chemical leaching, nor does it guarantee groundwater safety. The association is calling for independent st...
Malema says young voters came out for EFF 04.11.2026 0:20
In SA, EFF leader Julius Malema expects strong support from young voters in today's local government elections. He was speaking after voting in Seshego, Limpopo. Malema attributed this confidence to the party’s youth mobilisation and student advocacy. He highlights the EFF’s opposition to blacklisting students over university debt and withholding qualifications, as well as its focus on tackling yo...
Trump places blame on GOP candidates after crushing losses 04.11.2026 0:36
U.S. President Donald Trump has congratulated the Democratic Party after it secured control of both chambers of Congress in the midterm elections, telling them they had done a good job. The results included major upsets in traditionally Republican strongholds, with Texas Governor Greg Abbott losing his seat and Democrats capturing a Kansas Senate seat for the first time in nearly a century. Trump...
NNN lauds Dangote for African investment 04.11.2026 0:37
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has officially launched the Dangote Namibia Tank Farm and Regional Pipeline Project in Walvis Bay. The initial phase will see the construction of fuel storage tanks and a 16-kilometre pipeline connecting the port’s fuel jetty to the tank farm. Plans are also underway to extend the regional pipeline to Otjiwarongo and Rundu, with a link to Ghanzi in Botswana. Nandi-...
Carney says there's progress in trade deal with US 04.11.2026 0:17
Canadian prime minister Mark Carney says progress has been made in reaching a trade deal with the US, but more work is needed. Both countries have hiked tariffs on over N$331 billion of each other’s exports after trade talks collapsed in August. The US has banned imports of certain Canadian items like motorcycles, dairy products and alcohol. Carney says Canada wants a mutually beneficial trade dea...
SA vote chair warns about misinformation 04.11.2026 0:18
South Africa's Electoral Commission chairperson, Mosotho Moepya, has warned against misinformation surrounding the municipal elections, urging the public and media to report responsibly. He says voting has so far proceeded without technical disruptions. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage
Trump 'surprised' by Democrats' success 04.11.2026 0:15
US President Donald Trump says he is somewhat surprised by the midterm election results, which saw Republicans lose control of both chambers of Congress. Trump told Fox News he could use his veto powers to block legislation from the Democratic-controlled Congress until both sides reach common ground. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage
Tank Farm is a strategy for energy security - Dangote 04.11.2026 0:33
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has officiated at the launch of the Dangote Namibia Tank Farm and Regional Pipeline Project in Walvis Bay, marking a new private-sector investment in the country’s fuel storage and distribution infrastructure. The project, developed by Nigeria-based Dangote Industries Limited, includes a fuel storage facility with supporting infrastructure and a 16-kilometre pipeli...
FMD still contained in //Kharas, no new cases 04.11.2026 0:31
Veterinary authorities are continuing surveillance and vaccination efforts to contain foot-and-mouth disease outbreaks in the Karasburg Veterinary State District in //Kharas Region and on Kalala Island in the Zambezi Region. No new cases have been reported in the Karasburg district, where the last newly infected farm was recorded on 14 October, according to the latest publicly available outbreak u...
Hospital caravans to be converted to sub-police stations 04.11.2026 1:20
Oshana Governor Hofni Iipinge, on behalf of the Oshana Regional Council, officially handed over 13 secondhand caravans from the Ministry of Health's Oshakati Intermediate Hospital to the Namibian police Force. They are being repurposed to serve as office space and temporary sub-police stations in constituencies across the region that currently lack formal police stations. Iipinge expressed his hop...
El Sayed set to become the first American Muslim senator 04.11.2026 0:34
Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, a medical doctor and former public health official, has been projected to win Michigan’s open US Senate seat, defeating former Republican Congressman Mike Rogers. He will be the first American Muslim senator in the country. His campaign was marked by attacks over his Muslim faith and allegations of links to the Muslim Brotherhood, which he denied. President Donald Trump an...
Motsoaledi says cooperation with SAMA will continue 04.11.2026 0:21
South African Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi has reaffirmed the department’s commitment to working more closely with the South African Medical Association (SAMA) to improve healthcare services. This follows changes in the association’s leadership, with Edward Ngwenya elected as its new chairperson and former chairperson Mvuyisi Mzukwa appointed president. Department spokesperson Foster Mohale sa...
Trump susprisingly gracious towards Democrats 04.11.2026 0:13
The Democratic Party has secured major victories in the US midterm elections, winning control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives, although some results are still being finalised. The outcome marks a setback for President Donald Trump and the Republican Party, and could make it more difficult for the administration to advance its legislative agenda. Trump responded to the results i...
Kagame lashes US over Agoa 04.11.2026 0:42
The United States plans to suspend South Africa and Rwanda from the African Growth and Opportunity Act, Agoa, from 1 January 2027, raising questions about the role of political considerations in access to the trade programme. The planned suspension comes as the US reviews its trade relations with African countries. Rwanda previously lost some of its Agoa benefits in 2018 following a dispute with W...
US midterms ... it is a blue wave 04.11.2026 0:37
The Democratic Party has won control of both chambers of the US Congress after securing several unexpected victories in traditionally Republican strongholds, including Texas, Kansas and Ohio. The result is a setback for President Donald Trump and his Republican Party, and could make it more difficult for the administration to pass legislation through Congress. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries...
SAPD nabs wanted gang member 04.11.2026 0:08
Western Cape police have arrested a wanted gang member after a shootout with Anti-gang unit officers in Manenberg. Police say the suspect opened fire when he spotted officers deployed as part of security measures for the local government elections. Police spokesperson Novela Potelwa says the suspect is expected to face charges of attempted murder and illegal possession of a firearm: Future Media N...
US midterms: Bomb scare in Ohio 04.11.2026 0:16
Bomb threats forced the temporary evacuation of polling stations at several schools across Ohio on Tuesday, as a record 1.7 million people had already cast early ballots before Election Day. Among the tightest races in the state is the contest for the United States Senate seat, where the incumbent Republican John Husted faces a challenge from former Senator Sherrod Brown, who left the chamber in 2...
Trump promises end to Israel funding 04.11.2026 0:21
President Donald Trump says the US will cut off roughly N$66.88 billion in annual aid to Israel by the end of the year. America provides military aid to Israel under a ten-year memorandum of understanding that began in 2018 and is set to expire in 2028. A September poll conducted by Quinnipiac University found that nearly 48% of voters believe the US is too supportive of Israel, up from 16% in 201...
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