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WINDHOEK, 26 March 2026 - Vice president Lucia Witbooi (second from left) receives donated equipment bound for Mokganedi Tlhabanelo High School from Pupkewitz Megabuild's Financial Director, Danie Du Toit (right). (Photo by: Ali Negumbo) NAMPA
KARIBIB, 20 March 2026 - Chief Executive Officer of the Karibib Town Council Tangeni Enkono. (Photo by: Isabel Bento) NAMPA
KARIBIB, 20 March 2026 - Children fetching water at a prepaid water station in the Harambee informal settlement in Karibib. (Photo by: Isabel Bento) NAMPA
KARIBIB, 20 March 2026 - A portion of the Haraambe Informal settlement in Karibib. (Photo by: Isabel Bento) NAMPA
NEU-SCHWABEN, 22 March 2026 - Raw tourmaline extracted in a mining pit at the Neu-Schwaben small-scale mining settlement. (Photo by: Isabel Bento) NAMPA
NEU-SCHWABEN, 22 March 2026 - Chairperson of the Small-scale miners at New-Schwaben Metirapi Lucky Kapekarua looks on as an excavator digs in a mining pit for extraction of tourmaline. (Photo by: Isabel Bento) NAMPA
WINDHOEK, 25 March 2026 - The Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Fund has intensified efforts to reduce road crashes by placing greater emphasis on the health and wellbeing of truck drivers through its Truckers’ Wellness Campaign. (Photo: Contributed)
NANKUNTWE, 10 March 2026 – The Nankuntwe Combined School and two other schools that were closed recently will relocate to higher ground, where they will operate from tents. Nankuntwe CS will operate from Luhonono. (Photo: Contributed)
A Colombian police officer searches a man during a patrol in the San Bernardo neighborhood, a critical, high-risk zone known for micro-trafficking, insecurity, and social conflict in downtown Bogota on March 26, 2026. Colombian police use an artificial intelligence tool to predict crime hotspots in real time and create security plans based on large amounts of geographic data. The software, called "IAPol," shows on a map the areas where different risk factors come together, like crime statistics, emergency calls, and police presence, allowing for quicker planning in a country with high crime rates. (Photo by Raul ARBOLEDA / AFP)
People walk on a street in the San Bernardo neighborhood, a critical, high-risk zone known for micro-trafficking, insecurity, and social conflict in downtown Bogota on March 26, 2026. Colombian police use an artificial intelligence tool to predict crime hotspots in real time and create security plans based on large amounts of geographic data. The software, called "IAPol," shows on a map the areas where different risk factors come together, like crime statistics, emergency calls, and police presence, allowing for quicker planning in a country with high crime rates. (Photo by Raul ARBOLEDA / AFP)
A Colombian police officer patrols the San Bernardo neighborhood, a critical, high-risk zone known for micro-trafficking, insecurity, and social conflict in downtown Bogota on March 26, 2026. Colombian police use an artificial intelligence tool to predict crime hotspots in real time and create security plans based on large amounts of geographic data. The software, called "IAPol," shows on a map the areas where different risk factors come together, like crime statistics, emergency calls, and police presence, allowing for quicker planning in a country with high crime rates. (Photo by Raul ARBOLEDA / AFP)
A Colombian police officer holds half of a scissor during a patrol in the San Bernardo neighborhood, a critical, high-risk zone known for micro-trafficking, insecurity, and social conflict in downtown Bogota on March 26, 2026. Colombian police use an artificial intelligence tool to predict crime hotspots in real time and create security plans based on large amounts of geographic data. The software, called "IAPol," shows on a map the areas where different risk factors come together, like crime statistics, emergency calls, and police presence, allowing for quicker planning in a country with high crime rates. (Photo by Raul ARBOLEDA / AFP)
Nepal's former prime minister KP Sharma Oli (C, in grey) is escorted by police as he is brought to the hospital following his arrest in Kathmandu on Mach 28, 2026. Nepal's former prime minister KP Sharma Oli and ex-home minister Ramesh Lekhak were arrested March 28 over their alleged involvement in a deadly crackdown on protestors in September, police said. (Photo by Prakash Mathema / AFP)
A Colombian police officer uses an app on his mobile phone as he patrols the San Bernardo neighborhood, a critical, high-risk zone known for micro-trafficking, insecurity, and social conflict in downtown Bogota on March 26, 2026. Colombian police use an artificial intelligence tool to predict crime hotspots in real time and create security plans based on large amounts of geographic data. The software, called "IAPol," shows on a map the areas where different risk factors come together, like crime statistics, emergency calls, and police presence, allowing for quicker planning in a country with high crime rates. (Photo by Raul ARBOLEDA / AFP)
A Colombian police officer patrols the San Bernardo neighborhood, a critical, high-risk zone known for micro-trafficking, insecurity, and social conflict in downtown Bogota on March 26, 2026. Colombian police use an artificial intelligence tool to predict crime hotspots in real time and create security plans based on large amounts of geographic data. The software, called "IAPol," shows on a map the areas where different risk factors come together, like crime statistics, emergency calls, and police presence, allowing for quicker planning in a country with high crime rates. (Photo by Raul ARBOLEDA / AFP)
A Colombian police officer prepares to patrol the San Bernardo neighborhood, a critical, high-risk zone known for micro-trafficking, insecurity, and social conflict in downtown Bogota on March 26, 2026. Colombian police use an artificial intelligence tool to predict crime hotspots in real time and create security plans based on large amounts of geographic data. The software, called "IAPol," shows on a map the areas where different risk factors come together, like crime statistics, emergency calls, and police presence, allowing for quicker planning in a country with high crime rates. (Photo by Raul ARBOLEDA / AFP)
