6 January - Top Stories

#Election Dispute: ECN Chair Rebuts IPC Claims.... #Lake Guinas Drowning Victim Found, Support Pledged.... #S.A. Health Minister Awaits Approval to Revamp Flooded General De La Rey Hospital ..... #Missing Kenyan Men Found Alive Amid Abduction Wave ......PLUS #U.S Court Blocks DOJ Report on Major Trump Probe

#Tragic Loss: Learner’s Body Recovered After Drowning.... #ECN Rejects IPC Court Bid as Lacking Evidence.... #In S.A, DA Welcomes SIU's Criminal Referrals in Rooiwal Treatment Plant Case..... #Ivory Coast Dismisses Ammonium Nitrate Safety Fears ......PLUS #US adds Chinese tech giant Tencent to military blacklist

The United States has reaffirmed Namibia’s eligibility for AGOA benefits, allowing tariff-free exports of over 6,400 products. Meanwhile, the government is assisting over 280 flood-affected households in 8de Laan and Otjomuise with food parcels and relocation efforts. Find these stories and more on futuremedianews.com.na – Future Media News: Independent, Accurate,…

Namibia focuses on youth empowerment in energy projects. Zuma’s uMkhonto weSizwe criticizes Transnet's decision. And...Hamas pledges legal action against US over Israeli crimes.

Namibia retains AGOA trade benefits. The City of Windhoek and the Office of the Prime Minister City, support flood victims. AfriForum calls for urgent action over illegal border crossings. And...Tibet earthquake kills over 95.