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SWAKOPMUND, 20 July 2026 - Regional Council  attending the opening of the 2026 Annual Rural Development Progress Review and Planning Workshop in Swakopmund on Monday. (Photo by: Isabel Bento) NAMPA

SWAKOPMUND, 20 July 2026 - Regional Council attending the opening of the 2026 Annual Rural Development Progress Review and Planning Workshop in Swakopmund on Monday. (Photo by: Isabel Bento) NAMPA

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WINDHOEK, 18 July 2026 - Rehoboth rugby club players (in red) while in action against Trustco United (in blue) during round eight of the Namibia Rugby Union Premier League at the Trustco United field in Olympia. (Photo by: Hesron Kapanga) NAMPA

WINDHOEK, 18 July 2026 - Rehoboth rugby club players (in red) while in action against Trustco United (in blue) during round eight of the Namibia Rugby Union Premier League at the Trustco United field in Olympia. (Photo by: Hesron Kapanga) NAMPA

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WINDHOEK, 18 July 2026 - Rehoboth rugby club players (in red) in action against Trustco United (in blue) during round eight of the Namibia Rugby Union Premier League at the Trustco United field in Olympia. (Photo by: Hesron Kapanga) NAMPA

WINDHOEK, 18 July 2026 - Rehoboth rugby club players (in red) in action against Trustco United (in blue) during round eight of the Namibia Rugby Union Premier League at the Trustco United field in Olympia. (Photo by: Hesron Kapanga) NAMPA

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WINDHOEK, 18 July 2026 - Rehoboth rugby club players (in red) while in action against Trustco United (in blue) during round eight of the Namibia Rugby Union Premier League at the Trustco United field in Olympia. (Photo by: Hesron Kapanga) NAMPA

WINDHOEK, 18 July 2026 - Rehoboth rugby club players (in red) while in action against Trustco United (in blue) during round eight of the Namibia Rugby Union Premier League at the Trustco United field in Olympia. (Photo by: Hesron Kapanga) NAMPA

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WINDHOEK, 18 July 2026 - Miquel Busch of Rehoboth (in red) with the ball resists Gerhard Oppermann (in blue on the ground) of Trustco United during round eight of the Namibia Rugby Union Premier League at the Trustco United field in Olympia. (Photo by: Hesron Kapanga) NAMPA

WINDHOEK, 18 July 2026 - Miquel Busch of Rehoboth (in red) with the ball resists Gerhard Oppermann (in blue on the ground) of Trustco United during round eight of the Namibia Rugby Union Premier League at the Trustco United field in Olympia. (Photo by: Hesron Kapanga) NAMPA

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KATIMA MULILO, 17 July 2026- National Steering Committee member, Sepo Kamwayamunzi makes a presentation during a one-day consultative meeting on the Namibia Space Science and Technology Bill on Friday at Katima Mulilo’s Zambezi Regional Council auditorium. Zambezi became the 10th region consulted on the proposed legislation. (Photo by: Michael Mutonga Liswaniso) NAMPA

KATIMA MULILO, 17 July 2026- National Steering Committee member, Sepo Kamwayamunzi makes a presentation during a one-day consultative meeting on the Namibia Space Science and Technology Bill on Friday at Katima Mulilo’s Zambezi Regional Council auditorium. Zambezi became the 10th region consulted on the proposed legislation. (Photo by: Michael Mutonga Liswaniso) NAMPA

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KATIMA MULILO, 17 July 2026 - The National Steering Committee responsible for developing the Namibia Space Science and Technology Bill held a one-day consultative meeting on Friday at the Zambezi Regional Council. Led by Dr Lisho Mundia, the Zambezi Region became the 10th region consulted on the proposed legislation. (Photo by: Michael Mutonga Liswaniso) NAMPA

KATIMA MULILO, 17 July 2026 - The National Steering Committee responsible for developing the Namibia Space Science and Technology Bill held a one-day consultative meeting on Friday at the Zambezi Regional Council. Led by Dr Lisho Mundia, the Zambezi Region became the 10th region consulted on the proposed legislation. (Photo by: Michael Mutonga Liswaniso) NAMPA

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RUNDU, 18 July 2026 - The Kavango River. (Photo by: Sawi Hausiku) NAMPA

RUNDU, 18 July 2026 - The Kavango River. (Photo by: Sawi Hausiku) NAMPA

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FILED - 20 March 2019, Bavaria, Munich: FILE PHOTO - The sign reading "Munich Public Prosecutor's Office" is seen at the entrance to the office. Photo: Matthias Balk/dpa

FILED - 20 March 2019, Bavaria, Munich: FILE PHOTO - The sign reading "Munich Public Prosecutor's Office" is seen at the entrance to the office. Photo: Matthias Balk/dpa

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(260721) -- DAR ES SALAAM, July 21, 2026 (Xinhua) -- A doctor from the 28th batch of the Chinese medical team to the Tanzanian mainland examines a girl in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, July 19, 2026.
  TO GO WITH "Chinese medical team provides free healthcare services at Tanzanian orphanage" (The 28th batch of the Chinese medical team to the Tanzanian mainland/Handout via Xinhua)

(260721) -- DAR ES SALAAM, July 21, 2026 (Xinhua) -- A doctor from the 28th batch of the Chinese medical team to the Tanzanian mainland examines a girl in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, July 19, 2026. TO GO WITH "Chinese medical team provides free healthcare services at Tanzanian orphanage" (The 28th batch of the Chinese medical team to the Tanzanian mainland/Handout via Xinhua)

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This illustration photograph shows the logos of Microsoft (bottom) and Mistral AI displayed on screens, in Paris on July 21, 2026. Microsoft and Mistral said on July 21, 2026 they had signed a "multibillion dollar" deal for the US tech giant to use the French AI developer's computing infrastructure in Europe. The agreement would grant Microsoft access to "Europe-based GPU (graphics processing unit) infrastructure to increase capacity for AI development and to support the delivery of Microsoft's cloud and AI services," the companies said in a joint statement. (Photo by Xavier GALIANA / AFP)

This illustration photograph shows the logos of Microsoft (bottom) and Mistral AI displayed on screens, in Paris on July 21, 2026. Microsoft and Mistral said on July 21, 2026 they had signed a "multibillion dollar" deal for the US tech giant to use the French AI developer's computing infrastructure in Europe. The agreement would grant Microsoft access to "Europe-based GPU (graphics processing unit) infrastructure to increase capacity for AI development and to support the delivery of Microsoft's cloud and AI services," the companies said in a joint statement. (Photo by Xavier GALIANA / AFP)

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This illustration photograph shows the logos of Microsoft (top) and Mistral AI displayed on screens, in Paris on July 21, 2026. Microsoft and Mistral said on July 21, 2026 they had signed a "multibillion dollar" deal for the US tech giant to use the French AI developer's computing infrastructure in Europe. The agreement would grant Microsoft access to "Europe-based GPU (graphics processing unit) infrastructure to increase capacity for AI development and to support the delivery of Microsoft's cloud and AI services," the companies said in a joint statement. (Photo by Xavier GALIANA / AFP)

This illustration photograph shows the logos of Microsoft (top) and Mistral AI displayed on screens, in Paris on July 21, 2026. Microsoft and Mistral said on July 21, 2026 they had signed a "multibillion dollar" deal for the US tech giant to use the French AI developer's computing infrastructure in Europe. The agreement would grant Microsoft access to "Europe-based GPU (graphics processing unit) infrastructure to increase capacity for AI development and to support the delivery of Microsoft's cloud and AI services," the companies said in a joint statement. (Photo by Xavier GALIANA / AFP)

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This illustration photograph shows the logos of Microsoft (top) and Mistral AI displayed on screens, in Paris on July 21, 2026. Microsoft and Mistral said on July 21, 2026 they had signed a "multibillion dollar" deal for the US tech giant to use the French AI developer's computing infrastructure in Europe. The agreement would grant Microsoft access to "Europe-based GPU (graphics processing unit) infrastructure to increase capacity for AI development and to support the delivery of Microsoft's cloud and AI services," the companies said in a joint statement. (Photo by Xavier GALIANA / AFP)

This illustration photograph shows the logos of Microsoft (top) and Mistral AI displayed on screens, in Paris on July 21, 2026. Microsoft and Mistral said on July 21, 2026 they had signed a "multibillion dollar" deal for the US tech giant to use the French AI developer's computing infrastructure in Europe. The agreement would grant Microsoft access to "Europe-based GPU (graphics processing unit) infrastructure to increase capacity for AI development and to support the delivery of Microsoft's cloud and AI services," the companies said in a joint statement. (Photo by Xavier GALIANA / AFP)

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This illustration photograph shows the logos of Microsoft (L) and Mistral AI displayed on screens, in Paris on July 21, 2026. Microsoft and Mistral said on July 21, 2026 they had signed a "multibillion dollar" deal for the US tech giant to use the French AI developer's computing infrastructure in Europe. The agreement would grant Microsoft access to "Europe-based GPU (graphics processing unit) infrastructure to increase capacity for AI development and to support the delivery of Microsoft's cloud and AI services," the companies said in a joint statement. (Photo by Xavier GALIANA / AFP)

This illustration photograph shows the logos of Microsoft (L) and Mistral AI displayed on screens, in Paris on July 21, 2026. Microsoft and Mistral said on July 21, 2026 they had signed a "multibillion dollar" deal for the US tech giant to use the French AI developer's computing infrastructure in Europe. The agreement would grant Microsoft access to "Europe-based GPU (graphics processing unit) infrastructure to increase capacity for AI development and to support the delivery of Microsoft's cloud and AI services," the companies said in a joint statement. (Photo by Xavier GALIANA / AFP)

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(FILES) French journalist and host of economics programm "L'economie aujourd'hui" Jean-Marc Sylvestre (L) speaks as a guest flanked by French journalisy and radio host of "Socialement votre" Brigitte Jeanperrin during the morning news bulletins on France Inter at the Maison de la Radio, in Paris on March 20, 2000. French journalist Jean-Marc Sylvestre, a self-described liberal who was for many years the face of business news on French TV news channel TF1, has died aged 79 "following a long illness", the Atlantico website – for which he wrote – announced on July 21, 2026. (Photo by JEAN-PIERRE MULLER / AFP)

(FILES) French journalist and host of economics programm "L'economie aujourd'hui" Jean-Marc Sylvestre (L) speaks as a guest flanked by French journalisy and radio host of "Socialement votre" Brigitte Jeanperrin during the morning news bulletins on France Inter at the Maison de la Radio, in Paris on March 20, 2000. French journalist Jean-Marc Sylvestre, a self-described liberal who was for many years the face of business news on French TV news channel TF1, has died aged 79 "following a long illness", the Atlantico website – for which he wrote – announced on July 21, 2026. (Photo by JEAN-PIERRE MULLER / AFP)

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(FILES) French journalist Jean Marc Sylvestre reacts after hitting a drive during the Evian Masters Golf Pro-Am officiel Rolex, in Evian-les-Bains, French Alps on July 20, 2011. French journalist Jean-Marc Sylvestre, a self-described liberal who was for many years the face of business news on French TV news channel TF1, has died aged 79 "following a long illness", the Atlantico website – for which he wrote – announced on July 21, 2026. (Photo by JEAN-PIERRE CLATOT / AFP)

(FILES) French journalist Jean Marc Sylvestre reacts after hitting a drive during the Evian Masters Golf Pro-Am officiel Rolex, in Evian-les-Bains, French Alps on July 20, 2011. French journalist Jean-Marc Sylvestre, a self-described liberal who was for many years the face of business news on French TV news channel TF1, has died aged 79 "following a long illness", the Atlantico website – for which he wrote – announced on July 21, 2026. (Photo by JEAN-PIERRE CLATOT / AFP)

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