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By: Selma Taapopi The ministry of health and social services has begun a nationwide vaccination for the Poliovirus type 2, after initially limiting the vaccination campaign to the Kavango East and West Regions after Poliovirus type 2 was detected in Rundu. The ministry in a statement released on Friday announced the success of that campaign which will now be expanded to cover the entire country to ensure that all children […]
By: Maria Namupala Oshana Region police have recorded a 24% decrease in crime cases during the festive season, with 1 291 cases compared to 1 716 last year. Commissioner, Naftal Sakaria, said this was despite the influx of both humans and vehicles; they managed to keep the situation under control. “We are considering drone technology in future, and will also be pushing our second project, the taxi marking system in […]
African Collaborations Group (ACG) Remote (Africa / Europe base) | Significant travel Start: Q1 2026 Download document: https://apo-opa.co/4bN4ntK African Collaborations Group (ACG) (https://ACGAfrica.com) is appointing a Chief Executive Officer to lead a newly mandated infrastructure origination and collaboration platform in Africa. ACG holds an Exclusive Mandate from a major African country to originate, structure, and take to bankability a flagship sport and entertainment district. This initiative will move from concept through […]
Talentz MEDIA (https://TalentzMEDIA.com) has officially released the Global&African Pulse Report on Entertainment, a comprehensive industry insight document examining the current state, growth trajectory, and global influence of African artists and the entertainment ecosystem across the continent. Download Document: https://apo-opa.co/4r8OO48 The report delivers an authoritative overview of Africa’s fast-evolving creative industry, with focus areas including music, film, digital entertainment, live performances, content creation, and artist branding. It captures how African creatives are […]
Photo: One Africa, NewsOnOne Three companies appeared before the Employment Equity Commission review panel earlier this week for not appointing Namibian understudies for foreign employees. Ludorf Iyambo reports that SASSCAL, the NTA, and Letshego Bank are also accused of failing to seek exemptions from the labour ministry to justify employing foreign nationals without local understudies. https://futuremedianews.com.na/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Eng-LudorfOnSASSCAL-.wav
Photo: NaNSO Socials The Namibia National Students Organisation says the 2025 school results show limited progress, with only 36 percent of learners qualifying at advanced level. Secretary Lavinia Leonard warned of low enrolment, falling pass rates, and missing data on learners with disabilities, calling for urgent reforms. https://futuremedianews.com.na/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/ENG-Lavinia-Leonard-press.wav
Photo: McHenry Venaani’s Social Media PDM President McHenry Venaani urged policymakers to do more for ordinary citizens, citing gaps in basic services, inequality, and poor living conditions. He highlighted the importance of long-term strategies for land and rural property ownership to ensure sustainable development for future generations. https://futuremedianews.com.na/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/ENG-McHenry-Venaani-Parliament.wav
Photo: One Africa, NewsOnOne Local musician Jericho Gawanab has alleged that some members of law enforcement are working in collusion with drug dealers, leaving communities to suffer the consequences of addiction and rising crime. Speaking to our reporter Ludorf Iyambo, Gawanab claimed that the widespread availability of drugs would not be possible without internal support, adding that even senior officials are aware of those involved in the trade. https://futuremedianews.com.na/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Eng-LudorfOnJericho-.wav
Photo: Parliament Website Bullying in schools is increasingly worrying experts, who say it undermines learners’ academic performance, mental health, and self-esteem, and can even lead to suicide. The issue has gained attention after a 2024 video showed a learner assaulting others in a hostel. Deputy Minister of Education Dino Ballotti added his comment on the matter: https://futuremedianews.com.na/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/ENG-Dino-Ballotti-bullying.wav
