# GIPF Launches Member Engagement Forum....

# Namibia Promotes Mining at African Investment Forum....

#IPC’s Nashinge Demands Timeline for Sovereign Wealth Bill .....

# Aid Workers Missing After South Sudan Hospital Hit in Air Strike ......PLUS

#Trump says Iran’s Supreme Leader “should be very worried” Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

A proposed law to place oil and gas oversight under the Presidency sparks debate in Parliament, while South Africa welcomes the AGOA extension but raises concerns over its short-term. Meanwhile, the AU condemns the killing of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, as reports say at least 17 Palestinians were killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza. Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

NamRA reassures taxpayers that certificates remain available despite a system glitch. Meanwhile, Cape Town’s mayor emerges as a frontrunner for DA leadership, Africa pushes for 15 GW of nuclear power by 2035, and the UK questions Air India over a possible fuel switch fault. Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

The PDM’s Venaani questions plans to move oil and gas oversight to the Presidency, while the High Court in Pietermaritzburg dismisses Jacob Zuma and Thales’ appeal. Meanwhile, S&P Global Ratings warns of a N$1.4 trillion African debt wall in 2026, and the UN urges the US and Russia to sign a new nuclear arms control deal. Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

# MTC Maris and Kazang Team Up to Boost Financial Access....

# Local Trade Gap Shrinks in December....

#In South Africa: Witness F Says Deputy Minister Pressured Police to Arrest Blogger.....

# Africa Advances Nuclear Power Drive ......PLUS

#Donald Trump and Xi Jinping discuss Taiwan and trade ahead of US state visit to Beijing. Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

#Domestic Trade Deficit Narrows Sharply....

# MTC Maris Expands Mobile Money Nationwide....

# IPC Warns Namibia Investment Bill Could Hinder Investors .....

# US Extends AGOA Trade Deal ......PLUS

#European Parliament could be set to ratify the US-EU trade agreement Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

The government says the Lesotho Highlands Water Project is reducing Orange River flow, raising tensions with South Africa. At the same time, the City of Windhoek reports storm damage in Khomasdal and Magpie Street, prompting repairs and safety checks, as John Steenhuisen resigns as DA leader amid internal pressure. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor moves to Sandringham after losing his royal title. Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

NAMCOR trains youth on offshore FPSO vessels by supporting skills in oil and gas, while geopolitical tensions drive gold prices higher, and a Windhoek psychologist calls for parental oversight of social media. Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

Africa trade and climate priorities, John Steenhuisen resigns, AGOA renewed, and the US ends a partial government shutdown. Future Media News Bulletins Webpage

Impact Property Fund Lists on NSX, Eyes March Capital Raise

Rand Strengthens as Commodity Recovery Boosts Confidence

Nigerian Banks Face Regulatory Pressure but Profitability Expected: S&P

Gold Rebounds Above $5,000 Amid Weaker Dollar, Market Optimism Future Media News Bulletins Webpage