Fuel prices drop sharply from Friday as Namibia's Airports Company launches its first aviation security training course and MTC hands the NAMAs over to government after a decade. South Africa's Constitutional Court clears a landmark rand-rigging case against global banks, the UN warns the DRC Ebola outbreak could cost Africa $3.6 billion, and Netanyahu vows to strike Iran again if its nuclear threat resurfaces. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage

NAMCOR makes history with its sixth Managing Director as Kunene Regional Council's salary dispute exposes an unlawful appointment, while South Africa's Ramaphosa reshuffles cabinet and demotes Steenhuisen. Plus, China rejects blame for the EU's economic woes, and the DRC Leopards gear up for a historic World Cup clash against England. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage

# Capricornus-1A Drilling Completed Offshore Orange Basin....

# NamFISA Highlights Compliance and Stability in Financial Sector....

#S.A’s Police Ministry Confirms Arrests Over Looting During Nationwide Protests.....

# Uganda Media Group in Talks to Reopen After Military Shutdown......PLUS

#Iran Rejects Direct US Talks in Doha.. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage

# Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority Reports Resilient Non-Banking Financial Sector in First Quarter.......

# National Petroleum Corporation Welcomes Completion of Capricornus-1A Well....

# South Africa’s Madlanga Commission Hears Bribery Allegations Involving MP Shongwe .....

# United Nations Warns Ebola Outbreak Could Cost Africa Billions ......PLUS

# China Rejects EU Blame Over Economic Challenges Future Media News Podcasts Webpage

Namibia repatriates citizens as South Africa's unrest disrupts cross-border trucking, while African banks battle for ground in Kenya's lucrative market. Plus, UNICEF calls Gaza's ceasefire a "cruel and deadly illusion," and Namibia braces for a sub-zero cold snap from Wednesday. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage

South Africa deploys troops nationwide as anti-immigration protests erupt across the country, while Namibia’s court delays judgment in the Amushelelo Western Bypass speed hump case.

Plus, the UK’s Andy Burnham promises a major Whitehall power shift without revealing funding details, and the Ministry of Health reviews Namibia’s polio vaccination campaign. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage

# Stats Agency Promotes Use of Data for National Planning....

# CRAN Addresses Data Depletion Complaints On MTC....

# South Africa O’Sullivan Questions Mkhwanazi Over Crime Claims .....

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# Communications Regulatory Authority Engages MTC Over Data Concerns....

# Statistics Agency Hosts Regional Statistics Strategy Meeting in Khomas....

# South Africa Media Bodies Call for Protection of Journalists and Migrants .....

# Congo Bans Mass Gatherings to Contain Ebola Spread ......PLUS

# The U.K’s Burnham Promises Major Power Shift in Policy Speech Future Media News Podcasts Webpage

Namibia reaffirms its support for Sahrawi self-determination as President Nandi-Ndaitwah calls on the United Nations to lead efforts toward a lasting Western Sahara solution. The bulletin also covers IMF funding for DR Congo, rising tensions over migration protests in South Africa, and global calls for accountability in US ICE detention deaths. Stay informed with the latest national, regional, and international developments. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage

# NamRA reports rise in khat interceptions....

# Enrolment freeze in Walvis Bay and Swakopmund schools....

# Nigeria urges South Africa to avoid blaming migrants for crime.....

# France considers response after Burkina Faso cuts diplomatic ties......PLUS

# US-Iran tensions persist as ceasefire deal strains Future Media News Podcasts Webpage