WINDHOEK, 04 November 2026 - Dr. Kenneth Kennedy Shoombe, Chief Veterinary Officer (CVO) within the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform. (Photo by: Uakutura Kambaekua) NAMPA

WINDHOEK, 04 November 2026 - Minister of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform, Ingee Zaamwani (centre), alongside ministry members and several donors to the Foot-and-Mouth Disease Support Fund, at the handover ceremony in Windhoek on Wednesday. (Photo by: Uakutura Kambaekua) NAMPA

WINDHOEK, 02 November 2026 - Khomas Nampol and Brave Warriors midfielder Absalom Iimbondi pictured at training during the Brave Warriors' preparation for their 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Cameroon at the Jan Möhr Secondary School Sport Field in Windhoek. (Photo: Hesron Kapanga) NAMPA

WINDHOEK, 02 November 2026 - Khomas Nampol and Brave Warriors midfielder Absalom Iimbondi pictured at training during the Brave Warriors' preparation for their 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Cameroon at the Jan Möhr Secondary School Sport Field in Windhoek. (Photo: Hesron Kapanga) NAMPA

USAKOS, 03 November 2026 - President of the United Democratic Front (UDF) Hendrik Goabaeb seated with the widow of the late Simson Tjongarero, Milka, during a courtesy visit at his family home in Usakos. (Photo by: Isabel Bento) NAMPA

USAKOS, 03 November 2026 - President of the United Democratic Front (UDF) Hendrik Goabaeb and the party leadership lowered and flew the party flag at half-mast in honour of the late Simson Tjongarero who passed away last week, during a courtesy visit at his family home in Usakos. (Photo by: Isabel Bento) NAMPA

USAKOS, 03 November 2026 - Daughter of the late veteran politician Simson Tjongarero, Christine Tjongarero on behalf of the family, remembers her father at their family home in Usakos where he passed away at 83 after a short illness. (Photo by: Isabel Bento) NAMPA

WINDHOEK, 03 November 2026 - ICT Minister Emma Theofelus pictured during the Cabinet briefing at the Government Information Centre. (Photo: Andreas Thomas) NAMPA

(261104) -- JERUSALEM, Nov. 4, 2026 (Xinhua) -- Salome shows works made from stones on the shore of the Dead Sea, east of Jerusalem, Nov. 1, 2026. The Dead Sea, the lowest lake on Earth, has seen its surface area shrink by more than a third since the 1960s as water levels continue to fall. Salome, 26, has watched the decline firsthand. Since 2019, she has run a jewelry studio in Jerusalem, turning stones collected from the Dead Sea and other sites into colorful accessories. Each time she comes to the shore, she says, the shoreline has retreated further. "Every piece is one of a kind," Salome said. She hopes her creations will raise awareness of the Dead Sea's shrinking and help people remember its fading colors. (Xinhua/Zhang Haobo)

(261104) -- JERUSALEM, Nov. 4, 2026 (Xinhua) -- Salome polishes a piece of jewelry at her studio in Jerusalem, Nov. 1, 2026. The Dead Sea, the lowest lake on Earth, has seen its surface area shrink by more than a third since the 1960s as water levels continue to fall. Salome, 26, has watched the decline firsthand. Since 2019, she has run a jewelry studio in Jerusalem, turning stones collected from the Dead Sea and other sites into colorful accessories. Each time she comes to the shore, she says, the shoreline has retreated further. "Every piece is one of a kind," Salome said. She hopes her creations will raise awareness of the Dead Sea's shrinking and help people remember its fading colors. (Xinhua/Zhang Haobo)

(261104) -- JERUSALEM, Nov. 4, 2026 (Xinhua) -- Salome shows a piece of jewelry made from stones collected along the Dead Sea at her studio in Jerusalem, Nov. 1, 2026. The Dead Sea, the lowest lake on Earth, has seen its surface area shrink by more than a third since the 1960s as water levels continue to fall. Salome, 26, has watched the decline firsthand. Since 2019, she has run a jewelry studio in Jerusalem, turning stones collected from the Dead Sea and other sites into colorful accessories. Each time she comes to the shore, she says, the shoreline has retreated further. "Every piece is one of a kind," Salome said. She hopes her creations will raise awareness of the Dead Sea's shrinking and help people remember its fading colors. (Xinhua/Zhang Haobo)

(261104) -- JERUSALEM, Nov. 4, 2026 (Xinhua) -- Salome packages a piece of jewelry at her studio in Jerusalem, Nov. 1, 2026. The Dead Sea, the lowest lake on Earth, has seen its surface area shrink by more than a third since the 1960s as water levels continue to fall. Salome, 26, has watched the decline firsthand. Since 2019, she has run a jewelry studio in Jerusalem, turning stones collected from the Dead Sea and other sites into colorful accessories. Each time she comes to the shore, she says, the shoreline has retreated further. "Every piece is one of a kind," Salome said. She hopes her creations will raise awareness of the Dead Sea's shrinking and help people remember its fading colors. (Xinhua/Zhang Haobo)

(261104) -- JERUSALEM, Nov. 4, 2026 (Xinhua) -- Salome polishes a piece of jewelry at her studio in Jerusalem, Nov. 1, 2026. The Dead Sea, the lowest lake on Earth, has seen its surface area shrink by more than a third since the 1960s as water levels continue to fall. Salome, 26, has watched the decline firsthand. Since 2019, she has run a jewelry studio in Jerusalem, turning stones collected from the Dead Sea and other sites into colorful accessories. Each time she comes to the shore, she says, the shoreline has retreated further. "Every piece is one of a kind," Salome said. She hopes her creations will raise awareness of the Dead Sea's shrinking and help people remember its fading colors. (Xinhua/Zhang Haobo)

(261104) -- JERUSALEM, Nov. 4, 2026 (Xinhua) -- Salome polishes a piece of raw material made from stones at her studio in Jerusalem, Nov. 1, 2026. The Dead Sea, the lowest lake on Earth, has seen its surface area shrink by more than a third since the 1960s as water levels continue to fall. Salome, 26, has watched the decline firsthand. Since 2019, she has run a jewelry studio in Jerusalem, turning stones collected from the Dead Sea and other sites into colorful accessories. Each time she comes to the shore, she says, the shoreline has retreated further. "Every piece is one of a kind," Salome said. She hopes her creations will raise awareness of the Dead Sea's shrinking and help people remember its fading colors. (Xinhua/Zhang Haobo)

(261104) -- JERUSALEM, Nov. 4, 2026 (Xinhua) -- Salome displays a stone collected along the Dead Sea (L) and a piece of raw material made from stones at her studio in Jerusalem, Nov. 1, 2026. The Dead Sea, the lowest lake on Earth, has seen its surface area shrink by more than a third since the 1960s as water levels continue to fall. Salome, 26, has watched the decline firsthand. Since 2019, she has run a jewelry studio in Jerusalem, turning stones collected from the Dead Sea and other sites into colorful accessories. Each time she comes to the shore, she says, the shoreline has retreated further. "Every piece is one of a kind," Salome said. She hopes her creations will raise awareness of the Dead Sea's shrinking and help people remember its fading colors. (Xinhua/Zhang Haobo)

(261104) -- JERUSALEM, Nov. 4, 2026 (Xinhua) -- Salome picks stones along the Dead Sea, east of Jerusalem, Nov. 1, 2026. The Dead Sea, the lowest lake on Earth, has seen its surface area shrink by more than a third since the 1960s as water levels continue to fall. Salome, 26, has watched the decline firsthand. Since 2019, she has run a jewelry studio in Jerusalem, turning stones collected from the Dead Sea and other sites into colorful accessories. Each time she comes to the shore, she says, the shoreline has retreated further. "Every piece is one of a kind," Salome said. She hopes her creations will raise awareness of the Dead Sea's shrinking and help people remember its fading colors. (Xinhua/Zhang Haobo)