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Join Tonata Kadhila for today’s top stories, including Namibia’s 62nd rank on the Henley Passport Index, Meta’s policy shift on content review, and updates on O'Linn Nauyoma's recovery. Plus, insights into the ANC’s 113th anniversary and Greenland’s status amidst U.S. interest. Stay informed with Future Media News!

Dr. Haufiku weighs in on China’s Metapneumovirus outbreak. Namibian passport ranks 62nd onthe Henley Index, offering access to 81 destinations. BOSA calls on SA’s International Relations minister to mediate in Mozambique crisis. And...Pope Francis appoints a nun to head up the Vatican’s governance reform.

Facebook owner, Meta faces criticism over content review policies. Erongo Governor calls for better road infrastructure. Jacob Zuma demands the reinstatement of his ANC membership. And...Donald Trump announces his plans for Panama and Greenland.

#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,…