17 June - Top Stories

19 June - 1 pm news

Government pushes for genocide reparations as global talks and diplomacy face fresh setbacks. From local healthcare milestones to IMF support and cancelled Iran–US negotiations, we track the key stories shaping the day. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage [https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/]

18 June - Top Stories

Namibia’s trade deficit has widened to N$11.7 billion as import costs continue to climb, while the government confirms the long-awaited rollout of electronic identity cards will begin in September. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage [https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/]

18 June - 5 pm news

Namibia moves closer to digital identity with the rollout of e-ID cards set for September, while concerns grow over the country's lack of cyber security and data protection laws amid rising cyber threats. Meanwhile, South Africa grapples with anti-immigrant tensions and a fatal shooting in Kruger National Park, as the UN marks the International Day for Countering Hate Speech with a warning about growing risks to women from online and offline abuse. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage [https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/]

18 June - 1 pm news

Global economic pressure intensifies as Namibia’s trade deficit widens to N$11.7 billion amid rising import costs, while a UN report warns 266 million people face severe food insecurity across 13 global hotspots. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage [https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/]

17 June - Top Stories

Namibians are being warned to prepare for colder weather as a low-pressure system moves across the country, while the Bank of Namibia raises the repo rate to protect the currency peg. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage [https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/]