10 June - Top Stories

23 June - 1 pm news

A fast-moving bulletin covering diplomacy, economic decisions, global health and technology shifts. This episode brings you the latest on Namibia’s state visit to Tanzania, regional economic developments, UNAIDS’ global HIV response, and US advances in quantum computing. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage [https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/]

23 June-8am news

# Housing finance debate focuses on affordability and loan terms.... # Starlink licence appeal dismissed by CRAN.... # South Africa’s Government calls for calm over relocation of Malawian nationals ..... # Guinea bans export of unrefined gold to boost local processing ......PLUS # Iran denies US claims on nuclear inspectors deal after Switzerland talks Future Media News Podcasts Webpage [https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/]

23 June-7am news

# CRAN rejects Starlink reconsideration requests.... # Banking association highlights housing loan affordability debate... # South Africa’s Defence Minister says security cluster ready for anti-immigration protests ..... # Court in Kenya rules against health minister in Ebola facility dispute ......PLUS # Tech sell-off at Wall Street drags markets lower as Alphabet slides Future Media News Podcasts Webpage [https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/]

22 June - Top Stories

Namibia is set to be removed from the FATF grey list after addressing deficiencies in its anti-money laundering and terrorism financing framework, while government says the replacement of Petroleum Commissioner Maggy Shino is aimed at ensuring stability in the oil and gas sector. Meanwhile, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for stronger, self-reliant African health systems in the wake of Covid-19 and Ebola, and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced his resignation, triggering a Labour leadership contest. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage [https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/]

22 June - 5 pm news

Government says the replacement of Petroleum Commissioner Maggy Shino is aimed at ensuring stability and strengthening oversight in Namibia’s growing oil and gas sector, while African lawmakers push for tougher anti-LGBT legislation following a conference in Ghana. Meanwhile, labour concerns at Beifang Mining Services come under scrutiny, the GOOD Party raises alarm over election-related violence in South Africa, and Iran signals progress in talks with the United States. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage [https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/]