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6/13/2025, 3:41:12 AM

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6/12/2025, 5:45:05 PM

Tomorrow on Early Morning Scoop The Importance of TaTe Diamond Atlanta Show Room TaTe Diamonds, an investment holding company headquartered in Windhoek, is on a mission to become a fully vertically integrated Namibian-owned diamond company operating internationally among other leading diamond companies. It has expanded its footprint to the international stage with the opening of its new flagship showroom in Atlanta, United States. Our in-house economist, Nghiinomwena Erastus, will be joining us to discuss this. Download the Eagle FM app to catch this and other conversations here: http://hyperurl.co/EagleFM

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6/12/2025, 7:27:12 PM

Nurses union Demands Dissolution of Medicines Council Tomorrow, Unpacking the Day takes a hard look at explosive allegations made by the Namibia Nurses Union (Nanu). Secretary General Junias Shilunga is calling for the immediate dissolution of the Namibia Medicines Regulatory Council (NMRC), accusing it of approving unregistered drugs and undermining public health. Are these claims a wake-up call for reform or a symptom of deeper systemic rot in Namibia’s healthcare? Should the NMRC be disbanded? Who will be held accountable for the lives potentially endangered? Join us as we speak to Shilunga himself, and explore what this could mean for you and your loved ones. Download the Eagle FM app to catch this and other conversations here: http://hyperurl.co/EagleFM

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6/13/2025, 8:45:40 AM

The MEIYSAC-Youth & Sports Republic of Namibia held a stakeholder breakfast meeting today at Dagbreek School in Windhoek, aimed at revitalising the Friends of Education in Namibia Special Initiative (FENSI). The Friends of Education in Namibia Special Initiative (FENSI) is being revitalized as a platform uniting business, civil society, international partners, and individuals. Together, they will seek to drive impactful partnerships to strengthen education, sports, arts, youth development, and culture across Namibia. During the meeting, the Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports and Culture, Sanet Steenkamp, highlighted the task of the ministry. “Our task as a ministry is not merely to manage education or the quality of education to be improved, we have the challenge of transforming a generation,” she stated. Report: Joseph Jeremia

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6/13/2025, 8:41:48 AM

Global Tensions, Local Impact: Oil Prices Soar After Israel-Iran Strike Oil prices have spiked by over 9% after Israel launched a surprise airstrike on Iran targeting key military and nuclear sites. With Iran threatening retaliation and the risk of disruption to the Strait of Hormuz—a major route for global oil exports—the world is bracing for ripple effects. The surge has already pushed Brent crude above $75 a barrel. Global markets are on edge as fuel, transport, and shipping costs are expected to climb. For countries like Namibia, rising fuel prices could become a reality. Higher pump prices may trigger increases in food, transport, and electricity costs—affecting everyday life for millions. As tensions escalate, energy analysts warn that this could be the beginning of a longer economic strain if the conflict continues. Report: Shawn Jordan R.P. Uiseb Photo: PBS

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6/12/2025, 5:08:37 PM

Tomorrow on Early Morning Scoop Methods to Protect Crops from Frost Certain parts of Namibia can experience extremely low temperatures in winter, which can kill many plants and vegetable crops, as frost doesn't only occur at freezing temperatures. Emily Abraham, Horticulture Manager from the Namibian Agronomic Board, will be joining us to share methods farmers can use to survive the winter season season. Download the Eagle FM app to catch this and other conversations here: http://hyperurl.co/EagleFM