Namibia & Germany behind the Hheadlines - Espresso with Germany Ep. 1

Namibia & Germany behind the Hheadlines - Espresso with Germany Ep. 1

A four-part special by Future Media, in partnership with the German Embassy, exploring 35+ years of partnership between Namibia and Germany — in diplomacy, economics, climate, youth and culture. Episode 1 features H.E. Ambassador Dr. Thorsten Hutter, recorded during his tenure before he left office in June 2026, reflecting on Namibia's independence journey and Germany's role as its largest bilateral development partner. Through candid conversations with diplomats and industry leaders, the series unpacks what this historic relationship really means for Namibians today. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage [https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/]

16 July-8am news

# Revenue Agency Clarifies Record-Keeping Requirement.... # Swakopmund Career Fair Sparks Youth Dialogue on Integrity and Accountability.... #In S.A, ANC Leader Addresses Police Interference Allegations ..... # Sierra Leone Drops Charges Against Former President......PLUS # U.S. Stocks Steady as Chip Shares Slide Future Media News Podcasts Webpage [https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/]

16 July-7am news

# ACC Highlights Role of Youth in Fighting Corruption at Swakopmund event.... # Taxpayers Urged to Maintain Records for Five Years.... # South Africa’s Ramaphosa Seeks Pause in Impeachment Process ..... # Kenya Court Rejects Rastafarian Cannabis Appeal ......PLUS # U.S. Weighs Tariffs on Brazilian Goods Future Media News Podcasts Webpage [https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/]

July - 5 pm news

The Anti-Corruption Commission validates its national strategy, Spain confirms visa-free travel for Namibian passport holders, and Brent crude hits a one-month high as US strikes on Iran disrupt Strait of Hormuz shipping. Plus, the Best of Namibia Awards 2026 winners are announced Future Media News Podcasts Webpage [https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/]

15 July - 1 pm news

Presidents Nandi-Ndaitwah and Ramaphosa gear up for the Bi-National Commission in Pretoria, Cabinet greenlights a new Walvis Bay corridor HQ, and the WHO sounds the alarm on record Ebola cases in the DRC. Plus, the EFF slams a "whitewashed" Mchunu report and China's economy hits a three-year growth low. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage [https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/]