#Windhoek Traffic Lights Cost Millions Annually....

# Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority Prioritises Learners and Literacy....

#UNAM: No Evictions, Just Temporary Student Relocation.....

#S.A minister Gwarube Urges Skills-Based Overhaul of Education System......PLUS

# In the U.S, Protests are continuing in LA for a fourth day Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

#UNAM Denies Evictions, Says Students Temporarily Moved for AU Games....

#Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority Spends N$447K on Upliftment....

#City Spends Millions on Traffic Light Maintenance .....

# Outrage in Kenya After Man Dies in Police Custody ......PLUS

# The new US travel ban has started Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

Over 100 girls prepare for this year’s Olufuko Festival, Windhoek's proposed power tariff hike is under review, and snowfall prompts emergency plans in South Africa’s Free State. Meanwhile, protests erupt in downtown Los Angeles over U.S. immigration policy, with officials weighing legal action. Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

The Electricity Control Board is reviewing a proposed power tariff increase, South Africa’s President Ramaphosa says transformation is a necessity, suspected militiamen kill four in the DRC’s Ituri Province, and the United Nations Ocean Conference begins in France. Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

Namibia launches Africa’s first inmate phone system, while Windhoek secures funding for a solar centre. China-Africa trade hits record highs, the DA backs export efforts, and protests erupt in downtown LA. Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

#Citizens Seek Clarity on Free Higher Education Rollout....

#Kamwanya Says Don’t Base National Health Policy on Windhoek Alone....

#Windhoek Eyes Industrial Revival of Ramatex Site .....

#Rwanda to Withdraw from Economic Community of Central African States ......PLUS

#Mistakenly deported man returned to US to face new charges Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

#Windhoek Mayor Reveals Plans to Transform Ramatex into Industrial Hub....

#Kamwanya Questions Government's Hospital Policy as Symbolic....

#Uncertainty Surrounds Government’s Free Tertiary Education Plan .....

#State Exams Held Amid Rebel Control in Eastern Congo ......PLUS

#Trump vows to "liberate" Los Angeles Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

This week, the United Democratic Party reignited tensions in the Zambezi Region, calling for the Namibian Defence Force to withdraw and demanding political control over the former Caprivi area. We hear from UDP Secretary Ronnicah Sipiho and get expert analysis from political commentator Ndumba Kamwanyah.

In economic news, the African Development Bank has urged Namibia to boost private sector involvement and shift away from reliance on commodity exports and SACU revenues to secure long-term growth.

And on the international front — a diplomatic standoff brews as the United Nations’ top human rights official demands the U.S. lift sanctions against International Criminal Court judges. The U.S. stands firm, calling the court’s actions illegitimate.

Stay with us as we unpack the stories that shaped the week — from Katima Mulilo to The Hague. Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

Namibia Democratic Alliance demands answers over N$36 million allegedly owed to war veterans, while the ICC slams U.S. sanctions on its judges. Plus, Uganda regains World Bank funding, and a South African geologist wins a top National Geographic award. Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

Namibia secures N$114 billion in foreign investment as oil and gas dominate; AU slams U.S. travel ban targeting African countries. French union blocks arms shipment to Israel, while FNB boosts rural healthcare with medical equipment donation. Future Media News Bulletins Webpage