Court rules against Amushelelo in bypass case, Zimbabwe pledges support for returning citizens, and Iran declares control over the Strait of Hormuz. Plus, credit growth slows and SA's Road Freight Association raises alarm over weekly anti-migrant protests. <a href="https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/">Future Media News Podcasts Webpage</a>

Court rules against Amushelelo in bypass case, Zimbabwe pledges support for returning citizens, and Iran declares control over the Strait of Hormuz. Plus, credit growth slows and SA's Road Freight Association raises alarm over weekly anti-migrant protests. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage

Court rules against Amushelelo in bypass case, Zimbabwe pledges support for returning citizens, and Iran declares control over the Strait of Hormuz. Plus, credit growth slows and SA's Road Freight Association raises alarm over weekly anti-migrant protests. <a href="https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Future Media News Podcasts Webpage</a>

3 July - 1 pm news

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