9 September - 1 pm news

Global leaders meet in Windhoek for the African Hydrogen Summit, Nekundi slams weak oversight in public works, and a new study links fathers’ drinking to children’s growth. Plus, France’s prime minister steps down after a loss of confidence vote.

# Ministry of Health To Fast-Tracks Access to Medicines.... # Political Analyst Gives His Two Cents on Ondangwa Traditional Leaders’ Gathering.... # African Hydrogen Summit Kicks Off in Windhoek ..... # South Africa Approves Inquest into 1993 Killing of Five Children ......PLUS #South Korea petitions US for visa changes after…

# Windhoek Hosts Continental Hydrogen Summit.... # Political Analyst Weighs in on Traditional Leaders’ Annual Meeting.... # Health Ministry Moves to Direct Medicine Procurement ..... # SA Madlanga Commission Ready for Hearings......PLUS # Trump Hosts European Leaders Amid Plans for New Russia Sanctions

Five people are killed in a shooting at a Jerusalem bus stop after two gunmen open fire at Ramot Junction. Israeli police confirm the attack, with no group claiming responsibility.

Hyphen launches Namibia’s green hydrogen skills census, Mbeki faces backlash over M23 rebels, and a deadly bus stop attack shocks Jerusalem. Plus, Moria makes rugby history with a 55–40 win over WHS.