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We are talking all things music today BlackDice Salaam as he shares his new album with us today on the
11/12/2025

We are talking all things music today BlackDice Salaam as he shares his new album with us today on the

Angola’s ambassador to Namibia, Pedro Mutindi, announced plans to repatriate Angolan street children living in Namibia b...
03/12/2025

Angola’s ambassador to Namibia, Pedro Mutindi, announced plans to repatriate Angolan street children living in Namibia by the end of 2025.

The country is arranging accommodations, transportation, and food to ensure a safe and dignified return for the children, who often travel long distances, such as the 760-kilometer route between Oshikango and Windhoek, unaccompanied.

The N$500 competition has officially come to a close, and we’re excited to announce our final winner Mr. Abiatar Paulus....
03/12/2025

The N$500 competition has officially come to a close, and we’re excited to announce our final winner Mr. Abiatar Paulus. A huge THANK YOU to everyone who participated and for being such loyal listeners of Focus FM. Your support means the world to us! Stay tuned for more fun and exciting opportunities ahead!

Trolley dash| Congratulations to the two lucky winners for the trolley dash worth N$5000, Metro Katutura.
03/12/2025

Trolley dash| Congratulations to the two lucky winners for the trolley dash worth N$5000, Metro Katutura.

MTC Kasi Vibe 2026 Launch| MTC chief brand, marketing, communications and sustainability officer Tim Ekandjo in partners...
02/12/2025

MTC Kasi Vibe 2026 Launch| MTC chief brand, marketing, communications and sustainability officer Tim Ekandjo in partnership with Kasi Vibe co-founder Salmi Shigwedha,, launched the MTC Kasi Vibe Festival brand in Windhoek today.

The 2026 festival aims to be three times bigger and a “totally different event” with a new location and a strong focus on youth entrepreneurship/SME development. It will also seek to attract visitors from neighboring Southern African countries.

New features will be revealed next year.

Man Cave Monday: We unpacked “Toxic Masculinity- Fact or Propaganda?” with Jayson Museta and Peya Shiyuka, exploring cul...
01/12/2025

Man Cave Monday: We unpacked “Toxic Masculinity
- Fact or Propaganda?” with Jayson Museta and Peya Shiyuka, exploring culture, gender, and what healthy masculinity means today. Dialogue over blame. Understanding over labels.

🩺 Men’s Health Month ReminderEarly detection saves lives. We’re joined by Dr. Keyter from the Cancer Association of Nami...
26/11/2025

🩺 Men’s Health Month Reminder
Early detection saves lives. We’re joined by Dr. Keyter from the Cancer Association of Namibia as we talk about cancers affecting men, the importance of screening, mobile clinics, and breaking the stigma around men’s health.
💙 Gentlemen, your health matters. Get checked. Know your risk.

Namibia Confirms Outbreak of Fatal Congo FeverThe Ministry of Health has announced that Namibia is facing an outbreak of...
24/11/2025

Namibia Confirms Outbreak of Fatal Congo Fever

The Ministry of Health has announced that Namibia is facing an outbreak of Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever (CCHF), a deadly virus with no available vaccine or targeted treatment. The first confirmed case involved a patient admitted to Windhoek on November 18, who exhibited symptoms typical of CCHF and tragically passed away the following day. Laboratory testing later verified the presence of the virus. The Ministry has extended condolences to the family.

CCHF is mainly transmitted through bites from infected ticks, particularly the Hyalomma species. It can also spread via contact with infected animals, blood, or tissues during slaughter, as well as through person-to-person contact with blood or bodily fluids, especially in healthcare environments lacking proper precautions. Symptoms of CCHF often develop suddenly and may include fever, muscle aches, dizziness, headache, red eyes with light sensitivity, and in some cases, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. Severe infections can cause bleeding, organ failure, and death.

Namibia has experienced previous outbreaks from 2016 to 2023, with 7 confirmed cases and 4 fatalities, reflecting a fatality rate of approximately 57%. In response, the Ministry is urging the public—particularly farmers, livestock handlers, and individuals in tick-infested areas—to take preventive measures. These include wearing protective clothing when in grassy or bushy environments and checking for ticks afterward, regularly treating livestock to control tick populations, and using gloves and protective gear when slaughtering animals or handling blood and tissues. The authorities also advise avoiding close contact with suspected cases and maintaining rigorous hand hygiene.

Health authorities are actively monitoring the situation and preparing medical facilities for response. Anyone exhibiting symptoms, especially after a tick bite or contact with animals, should seek medical attention immediately.

Just 2 days before the Regional Councils and Local Authorities Elections 2025.Good morning!!! The on your radio 📻 ...
24/11/2025

Just 2 days before the Regional Councils and Local Authorities Elections 2025.

Good morning!!! The on your radio 📻

Latest… Despite winning his exhibition bout last night against Hedison ‘Bulelo’ Nghipondoka, Paulus ‘Ninja’ Shimweefelen...
22/11/2025

Latest… Despite winning his exhibition bout last night against Hedison ‘Bulelo’ Nghipondoka, Paulus ‘Ninja’ Shimweefeleni is currently in the ICU at Ongwediva Medipark. The boxer was admitted shortly after the fight, which took place in Ondangwa.

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Catch the vibe on the E-Biz Flight Show with The First Lady! She brings the energy with an eclectic mix of hits every we...
21/11/2025

Catch the vibe on the E-Biz Flight Show with The First Lady! She brings the energy with an eclectic mix of hits every weekday from 15h00, keeping you looped in on the latest music trends and entertainment scoop.

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