President Nandi-Ndaitwah heads to China on a state visit, while Minister Ashipala-Musavyi urges American businesses to partner with Namibia. Plus, SA's Road Freight Association raises concerns over weekly anti-migrant protests, and Zimbabwe pledges support for returning citizens. <a href="https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/">Future Media News Podcasts Webpage</a>

President Nandi-Ndaitwah heads to China on a state visit, while Minister Ashipala-Musavyi urges American businesses to partner with Namibia. Plus, SA's Road Freight Association raises concerns over weekly anti-migrant protests, and Zimbabwe pledges support for returning citizens. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage

President Nandi-Ndaitwah heads to China on a state visit, while Minister Ashipala-Musavyi urges American businesses to partner with Namibia. Plus, SA's Road Freight Association raises concerns over weekly anti-migrant protests, and Zimbabwe pledges support for returning citizens. <a href="https://futuremedianews.com.na/podcasts/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Future Media News Podcasts Webpage</a>

3 July - Top Stories

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