4 September-7am news

The Health Ministry rolls out its 2026 malaria spraying campaign, as the Competition Commission says its tourism sector probe won't disrupt operations. Also: oil prices ease amid Middle East tensions, and two senior Reform UK officials step down amid a foreign donations probe.

The Competition Commission says its tourism sector probe won't disrupt operations, as the NSX pushes ahead with plans to go public. Also: FF Plus challenges Amazon's black-ownership rule, oil prices ease, and an Air India flight probe uncovers technical and human-factor concerns.

President Nandi-Ndaitwah pushes for a coordinated plan on corporate social investment, plus a malaria spraying campaign kicks off as South Africa sounds the alarm on child immunisation. Also: Kenya orders Tata Chemicals to halt operations, and Saxony-Anhalt votes as the EU tightens Russia sanctions.

# Ministry Of Agriculture Warns Against Eating Dead Fish.... # Welwitchia university and Revolutionary Transport and Manufacturing Union Partners on Legal Training.... # Ballotti Accuses Amupanda of Political Grandstanding ..... # South Africa African Transformation Movement Demands More Labour Inspectors ......PLUS # Qatar Accuses Israel of Delaying Gaza Peace Plan.

Zenobia Barry takes over as acting FIC director, as severe cold weather sweeps southern and central Namibia. Also: Airlink scraps a stadium flypast, and the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk pleads not guilty.