LÜDERITZ, 01 May 2026 - Vice President Lucia Witbooi, officially opening the 19th Annual Lüderitz Crayfish Festival. (Photo: Contributed)

OPUWO, 01 MAY 2026- President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah addressing the International Workers' Day commemoration at Opuwo in the Kunene region. (Photo: Contributed)

OTJIWARONGO, 01 MAY (NAMPA) - The accident scene where a truck and a minibus belonging to the Ministry of Health and Social Services collided south of Otjiwarongo, along the B1 road on Friday morning. A total of 11 people from the minibus all died instantly and some burned beyond recognition. (Photo by: Mulisa Simiyasa) NAMPA

OTJIWARONGO, 01 May 2026 - The accident scene where a truck and a minibus belonging to the Ministry of Health and Social Services collided south of Otjiwarongo on Friday morning, along the B1 road. A total of 11 people from the minibus all died and some burned beyond recognition. (Photo by: Mulisa Simiyasa) NAMPA

(FILES) Mali's presidential candidate and lawyer Mountaga Tall (C) celebrates after being inaugurated as presidential candidate of his party for April's election, in Bamako on January 15, 2012. A well-known Malian lawyer and politician critical of the ruling junta was abducted overnight by masked men in Bamako, members of his family told AFP on May 3, 2026. His disappearance comes as Mali's junta faces a major crisis following large-scale attacks on several strategic junta positions last weekend and the killing of its defence minister. (Photo by HABIBOU KOUYATE / AFP)

(FILES) A shop owner waits for custormers in the Old City of Najaf on April 22, 2026. In Iraq's holy city of Najaf, the majestic shrine of Imam Ali stands quieter than usual, its vast courtyards no longer filled with pilgrims whose whispers once echoed, melding in different languages. In nearby markets, shopkeepers and hotel owners have little to do. Their days drag on as they hope for tourists to come through their doors and revive their businesses. (Photo by Qassem al-KAABI / AFP)

(FILES) A shop owner waits for custormers in the Old City of Najaf on April 22, 2026. In Iraq's holy city of Najaf, the majestic shrine of Imam Ali stands quieter than usual, its vast courtyards no longer filled with pilgrims whose whispers once echoed, melding in different languages. In nearby markets, shopkeepers and hotel owners have little to do. Their days drag on as they hope for tourists to come through their doors and revive their businesses. (Photo by Qassem al-KAABI / AFP)

(FILES) Shia Muslims visit the Imam Ali Shrine during the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan in Najaf on March 10, 2026, on the anniversary of the death of Ali bin Abi Taleb, the cousin, son-in-law and companion of the Prophet Muhammad. In Iraq's holy city of Najaf, the majestic shrine of Imam Ali stands quieter than usual, its vast courtyards no longer filled with pilgrims whose whispers once echoed, melding in different languages. Typically, millions of Shia Muslims from around the world flock to Iraq's holy cities of Najaf and Karbala every year. But the Middle East war, ignited by a joint US-Israeli attack on Iran on February 28, has stemmed the usual influx of pilgrims from Iran, Lebanon, Gulf states, India, Afghanistan and elsewhere. (Photo by AHMAD AL-RUBAYE / AFP)