18 September - Top Stories

A hacking group lists the Namibian Defence Force as a victim, the DRC begins vaccinating health workers against Ebola, and the UN chief says he would welcome a woman as his successor.

President Nandi-Ndaitwah says Namibia will pursue hydrogen and oil and gas together, editors demand answers on a missing journalist in Djibouti, and Germany's far-right AfD wins a state vote.

# Environment Ministry Calls for Change in Public Attitudes on Waste.... # President Pushes for Industrialised Clean Energy Transition.... # Cachalia Confirms Three Questioned Over Nine Women’s Murders in South Africa..... # Mali Gold Mine Faces Strike Threat ......PLUS #The U.S’ Trump Announces Greenland Security Deal with Denmark …

# Nandi-Ndaitwah Calls for Just and Inclusive Clean Energy Future.... # Ministry of Environment Says Behaviour Change Key to Tackling Illegal Dumping.... # McKenzie Criticises Zille as Patriotic Alliance Backs Kunene in South Africa.... # Zimbabwe Urged to Prepare for El Niño Drought......PLUS #In America... Trump Plans Military Complex at…

President Nandi-Ndaitwah heads to New York for the UN General Assembly, Dangote unveils a 2,650km pipeline plan, and South Africa confirms 19 Mpox cases. Plus: CAF's Motsepe defends AFCON 2027 hosting, and a UN mission finds grounds the US committed war crimes in Iran.