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WINDHOEK, 26 December 2025 - The Katutura State Hospital maternity ward. (Photo by: Edward Tenete) NAMPA
OTJIWARONGO, 26 December 2025 - A newly born baby girl at the Otjiwarongo State Hospital on Christmas Day. Otjiwarongo recorded two births of Christmas babies this year. (Photo by: Mulisa Simiyasa) NAMPA
KATIMA MULILO, 25 December 2025 - Sister Emely Chidolo speaks to Nampa while 19-year-old first-time mother, Emelia Kachelo takes a recuperation nap on her hospital bed on Thursday afternoon. (Photo by: Michael Mutonga Liswaniso) NAMPA
Salome Kambala, acting national spokesperson of the National Organisation of Parents in Education (NAOPE). (Photo: Contributed)
Okatana Constituency councillor Petrus Shigwedha Ashipala. (Photo: Contributed)
ONTINDA - A Top Teenagers FC player in action. (Photo: Contributed)
GROOTFONTEIN, 19 December 2025 - The accident scene where two trucks and a passenger bus were involved in a collision Friday afternoon outside Grootfontein in the Otjozondjupa Region. (Photo: Contributed)
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) Board of Directors chairperson, Tulimevava Mufeti. (Photo: Contributed)
FILED - 31 January 2025, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Leverkusen: A man injects Ozempic into his stomach. Photo: Roberto Pfeil/dpa
This photograph taken on December 14, 2025 shows a Buddha sculpture inside a rock-cut hall at the Ajanta Caves in Maharashtra. The Ajanta Caves are about 30 Buddhist cave monuments and temples that date from around the 2nd century BCE to around 480 CE, cut into the dark basalt rock of the Deccan Traps, the remnants of an immense volcanic event some 65 million years ago. The paintings and sculptures at the site are considered masterpieces of Buddhist religious art, according to UNESCO, which gave the caves World Heritage Site status in 1983. (Photo by Peter MARTELL / AFP)
This photograph taken on December 14, 2025 shows a fresco painting featuring Buddha on the wall of a rock-cut hall at the Ajanta Caves in Maharashtra. The Ajanta Caves are about 30 Buddhist cave monuments and temples that date from around the 2nd century BCE to around 480 CE, cut into the dark basalt rock of the Deccan Traps, the remnants of an immense volcanic event some 65 million years ago. The paintings and sculptures at the site are considered masterpieces of Buddhist religious art, according to UNESCO, which gave the caves World Heritage Site status in 1983. (Photo by Peter MARTELL / AFP)
This photograph taken on December 14, 2025 shows tourists at the Ajanta Caves in Maharashtra. The Ajanta Caves are about 30 Buddhist cave monuments and temples that date from around the 2nd century BCE to around 480 CE, cut into the dark basalt rock of the Deccan Traps, the remnants of an immense volcanic event some 65 million years ago. The paintings and sculptures at the site are considered masterpieces of Buddhist religious art, according to UNESCO, which gave the caves World Heritage Site status in 1983. (Photo by Peter MARTELL / AFP)
FILED - 21 August 2025, Berlin: Holger Muench (L), President of Germany's Federal Criminal Police Office, speaks during a press conference in Berlin. Photo: Sebastian Gollnow/dpa
(FILES) A man carries the bottles with drinking water past the partially destroyed Mariupol drama theatre in the city of Mariupol on July 3, 2022, amid the ongoing Russian military action in Ukraine. A theatre that became one of the bombed out symbols of a Russian siege of the city of Mariupol in eastern Ukraine in 2022 has reopened after a huge redevelopment, Russian authorities have announced. (Photo by AFP)
(FILES) Construction workers rebuild the Mariupol Drama Theatre in the Russian-controlled Azov Sea port city of Mariupol in southeastern Ukraine on July 15, 2025, amid the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian conflict. A theatre that became one of the bombed out symbols of a Russian siege of the city of Mariupol in eastern Ukraine in 2022 has reopened after a huge redevelopment, Russian authorities have announced. (Photo by Olga MALTSEVA / AFP)
(FILES) This photograph taken on April 12, 2022 shows the facade of the partially destroyed Mariupol drama theatre, bombed last March 16, in Mariupol as Russian troops intensify a campaign to take the strategic port city. A theatre that became one of the bombed out symbols of a Russian siege of the city of Mariupol in eastern Ukraine in 2022 has reopened after a huge redevelopment, Russian authorities have announced. (Photo by Alexander NEMENOV / AFP)
