14 September-7am news

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…

Bail conditions eased for 17 accused in the Sanlam fraud case, Tanzania's Tundu Lissu earns an EU human rights nomination, and South Africa confirms 19 Mpox cases. Plus: Bessent meets China's He Lifeng ahead of next week's Trump-Xi summit.

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.