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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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Trump says Iran war is effectively over as Republicans suffer election defeat 10.11.2026

President Donald Trump made a surprise appearance in the White House press room, where he told the media that the war with Iran is militarily over after meeting with Qatar's prime minister earlier in the day. The two leaders discussed the US naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. His comments come after the Republican Party suffered a crushing defeat in the midterm elections.  Future Media News P...

Retired drug enforcement chief warns of rising drug shipments ahead of festive season 10.11.2026

The Namibian police have arrested 227 suspects and seized significant quantities of illegal drugs during October. According to the police, the seizures include more than 167 kilograms of cannabis, over 6 000 Mandrax tablets, 9 grams of cocaine powder, and 275 units of crack cocaine. Of the 227 suspects arrested, 220 are Namibian nationals, two Angolans, three Zambians, one Congolese, and one Zimba...

UN reports sharp rise in civilian casualties in Ukraine 10.11.2026

The United Nations has warned of mounting civilian casualties and worsening humanitarian conditions in Ukraine. In September alone, at least 328 civilians were killed and two-thousand-105 injured in Kyiv. This figure is 85 percent higher than in September last year. Most civilian deaths were reported in Kremenchuk, Izium and Kyiv. UN Director of Europe and Central Asia Division, Kayoko Gotoh, says...

More than 1,900 cadet constables begin police training across Namibia 10.11.2026

A total of 1 193 cadet constables have begun a 12-month basic police training programme in Oshana, leading to a Namibia Qualifications Authority-accredited Level 5 certificate. Oshana Police Commander Commissioner Andreas Shilelo said the accreditation would ensure officers were professionally competent, academically equipped and ethically grounded. A further 788 cadets are undergoing training at...

Rising fuel costs force 200 cruise passengers off ship in Cambodia 10.11.2026

Around 200 passengers have been forced to leave a residential cruise ship in Cambodia after its US-based operator abruptly suspended operations, citing sharply rising fuel costs. The Villa Vie Odyssey was docked at the port of Sihanoukville when passengers were told to disembark, bringing an unexpected halt to its continuous voyage around the world. Cambodian authorities said the vessel had arrive...

Only 14.9 million of 29 million registered voters cast ballots in SA elections 10.11.2026

Political analyst Dr Busani Ngcaweni says South African political parties have failed to convince more citizens to participate in elections, raising concerns about growing voter disillusionment. He says some people no longer believe that the democratic system improves their lives or addresses their everyday challenges. This comes as concerns of declining public confidence in political parties, gov...

Russell Brand sentenced to 10 years and six months 10.11.2026

British comedian Russell Brand has been sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison after being convicted of raping one woman and sexually assaulting three others between 2004 and 2009. The judge said Brand had abused his fame and influence. Brand denied the charges but was acquitted of two other rape charges and attempted indecent assault. He is expected to serve two-thirds of his sentence in...

Hamutenya supports stricter distinction between natural and lab-grown diamonds 10.11.2026

Botswana President Duma Boko has called for reserving the word "diamond" for natural stones, giving lab-grown alternatives a separate name to protect the regional industry. He likened the proposal to France's protection of the name "Champagne". Former Namdia CEO Kennedy Hamutenya has meanwhile supported the proposal, warning that consumers are increasingly confused between natural and synthetic di...

Leonardville youth group welcomes green light for in-situ uranium project 10.11.2026

The Leonardville Youth Empowerment Group has welcomed Cabinet’s decision allowing the in-situ leach recovery project in Leonardville to move forward, saying it could create much-needed jobs and economic opportunities for the community. In a public statement, the group said the town had faced prolonged unemployment, with many young people struggling to find work despite having the necessary educati...

South Africans called on to work with councillors to improve municipalities 10.11.2026

South Africa's government has urged newly elected councillors to serve communities with integrity, transparency and accountability following last week's local government elections. The government says councillors must prioritise service delivery, manage public resources responsibly and ensure that municipal services reach residents. It has also called on communities to work with their elected repr...

US lawmakers summon Nvidia CEO over alleged China spy links 10.11.2026

Republican committee chairs in the United States Congress have summoned Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang for a closed-door briefing on 18 November over his alleged links to a woman accused of spying for China. The chip maker, whose processors are the crucial technology in A.I. data centres and now one of the world’s most coveted commodities, has launched an independent investigation but says it...

Economic Diversification Takes Centre Stage in Botswana 09.11.2026

The Botswana President Duma Boko has delivered his State of the Nation address. The country has grappled, much like Namibia, with vast declines in diamond revenue on which the government relied. Boko says production in the country must be diversified to reduce risk and the reliance on a single sector. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage

Trump Addresses His Political Legacy in CBS Interview 09.11.2026

U.S President Donald Trump was interviewed by CBS's 60 Minutes correspondent Ross Douthat. The sit-down interview, which aired on Sunday evening, November 8, was Trump's first extended broadcast interview following the US midterm elections. He touched on many subjects one of which was whether his Maga movement could continue to exist without him as its leader. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage

IPC Questions Learjet Air Ambulance Plan 09.11.2026

The Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) has questioned the government’s decision to convert an ageing Learjet into a public air ambulance, warning that it could be costly to operate and difficult to deploy in remote areas. IPC shadow minister of works and transport Nelson Kalangula raised concerns about the aircraft’s age, fuel consumption, maintenance costs and availability of spare parts. He a...

Thunderstorms Forecast as Extreme Heat Persists in the South 09.11.2026

Thunderstorms and rain have been reported in several parts of Namibia, with more widespread rainfall expected across most regions. The forecast covers central, northern, north-eastern and eastern areas, including the Khomas Region. Moderate to severe thunderstorms are expected to continue tomorrow, extending to the Kunene and Erongo regions. Meanwhile, extreme heat is expected to persist in the fa...

City of Windhoek Rejects Calls for Payment Boycott 09.11.2026

The City of Windhoek has rejected calls for residents to boycott payment of municipal services, warning that non-payment could threaten service delivery across the capital. The City says outstanding municipal debt currently stands at N$932.7 million, and disconnections are targeting accounts that are at least 30 days in arrears. It warns that defaulters could face interest charges, service disconn...

In S.A, Matlala Disputes Evidence Presented to Madlanga Commission 09.11.2026

In S.A, Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala’s legal team, led by Advocate Anneline van den Heever SC, is challenging the Madlanga Commission’s use of statements he made during a failed plea deal involving a police healthcare tender. Matlala had agreed to testify against other accused, including senior police officers, but withdrew after a court rejected the proposed sentence as too lenient. Van den Heever argu...

South Africa: Mbalula Hits Back at Ramaphosa Resignation Report 09.11.2026

In S.A, ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula has dismissed suggestions president Cyril Ramaphosa was considering resigning following the party's performance in the local government elections. The ANC’s national share of the vote dropped from 45.59-percent in 2021 to around 30.76-percent. Sunday Times reported Ramaphosa was willing to fall on his sword, and suggested the party’s National Executive...

Jensen Huang Opens Up About His Future at Nvidia 09.11.2026

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, speaking in an interview with Bloomberg less than a month ago, discusses his unconventional leadership style, the pressures of the job, and who might succeed him. That conversation takes on a dramatic new context today: Huang has since acknowledged an affair following reports that US intelligence officials suspect the woman involved was recruited by Beijing, and Nvidia’s b...

COP31 Kicks Off as Namibia Pushes for Climate Finance 09.11.2026

COP31 has started in Turkey and Namibia is represented. One of the main focuses of the Namibian delegation is securing climate adaptation finance for arid and semi-arid regions. Things, however, do not look good. The latest Adaptation Report, prepared in the run-up to this conference, shows that funding shortfalls are massive. Secretary-General to the United Nations, Antonio Guterres. Future Media...

South Africa faces calls for economic and electoral reforms 09.11.2026

South African Professor Thuli Madonsela says South Africa’s Constitution does not guarantee young people jobs, but promises justice within a fair economic system. Speaking to the Daily Maverick, she says the government should create an environment where everyone can participate in wealth creation and job creation. Madonsela argues that young people should be encouraged to become entrepreneurs and...

Energy agency identifies gaps in environmental assessment of proposed Leonardville uranium project 09.11.2026

An independent technical review by the International Atomic Energy Agency has highlighted key gaps and uncertainties in the Russian environmental assessment for the proposed uranium project at Leonardville. The IAEA report stresses that its findings apply strictly to the pilot-scale in-situ leaching test and do not evaluate potential full-scale commercial mining. While project proponent Headspring...

Ecologist Dr Peter Cunningham says local climate action must go beyond conference discussions 09.11.2026

As COP31 kicks off today in Turkey, local ecologist Dr Peter Cunningham says Namibia should focus on practical climate solutions at home. He says the country should improve farming practices, protect soil, reduce carbon emissions and address water wastage. Cunningham argues that Namibia, as a dry country, needs to prioritise practical action, particularly in agriculture and water management, rathe...

Namibia Dairies invests N$54.5 million in new filling line 09.11.2026

Namibia Dairies has injected N$54.5 million into a state-of-the-art Tetra Pak A3 Flex filling line. Unveiled by OL Group Executive Chairman Sven Thieme, the new plant operates at up to 8 000 packs per hour and features advanced cap-application technology alongside enhanced safety and supply chain efficiency. The upgrade drastically reduces packaging waste from 4 to 1.5% while cutting down on stock...

Alcaraz wins maiden Paris Masters title 09.11.2026

World number three Carlos Alcaraz won his maiden Paris Masters title as he avenged his US Open defeat to Ben Shelton. The Spaniard beat the American 7-6, 7-5 to secure his ninth consecutive match win and fifth tournament victory from six finals this year. This is also his ninth ATP Masters one thousand title. Shelton was aiming to win his third Masters one thousand title. Alcaraz says this title i...

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