Welcome to FUTURE MEDIA – home of some of the largest and most successful radio stations in the country. Established on 01st May 2019, Namibia Future Media Holdings (Pty) LTD is a future driven, multi-media business and holding company of the well-known, established and award-winning Namibian radio stations Radiowave, Omulunga Radio, Fresh FM and Nova 103.5.
Radiowave is unarguably the dominant commercial radio station in Namibia featuring some of the country’s best-loved radio personalities.
Omulunga Radio is by a long measure Namibia’s most listened to commercial radio station.
Fresh FM is the heartbeat of our affluent, educated and young nation, striving for growth, identity and a bright future.
Our youngest radio station Nova 103.5, aims to make people feel better by playing the best songs from the last 40 years, and encourages listeners to play a part in the rich tapestry of its diverse playlist.
With a combined audience of over 600,000 listeners, reaching around 40% of the Namibian population – you know you can trust us to connect YOUR brand.
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Locust swarms threaten SA food security
Similar to the situation currently facing Namibia, Witwatersrand University professor, Frances Duncan has warned that should the swarms of locust currently affecting farms in the Eastern Cape in South Africa get too large they may spread to farms in the Free State....
Week in Review | 24 October 2020
Minister of Finance Iipumbu Shiimi Finance Minister Iipumbu Shiimi tabled the mid-term budget review of N$841,6 million in the National Assembly. The review does not constitute an additional or new budget, but it rather reallocates funds to alternative priorities...
The colonial enterprise hard-baked violence in Nigeria: how it can be fixed
shutterstock Benjamin Maiangwa, University of Manitoba The favoured approach to understanding colonial rule, particularly in Africa, is through the prism of political governance – how the colonial authority was imposed through local or native authorities. In our paper...
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