Rosa Namises Shares Thoughts on President Geingob’s Cancer Treatment in Los Angeles, USA.

Date: Jan 25, 2024 | Leonard Witbeen

In a candid commentary, Rosa Namises, a prominent figure in Namibia, shared her reflections on President Hage Geingob’s recent announcement of undergoing cancer treatment. Addressing the nation’s leader’s health condition, Namises expressed a mix of sentiments, acknowledging the human aspect of the situation.

Namises opened her remarks by stating the difficulty of commenting on such a sensitive matter, recognizing President Geingob’s humanity and the challenges posed by the recent health developments, transitioning from aorta issues to the detection of cancerous cells early in the year.

She delved into her concerns about the potential implications on the President’s term of office, contemplating the impact of the health condition on the political landscape and the wishes of the public for a smooth transition of power.

Expressing both empathy and skepticism, Namises pondered the duration of the President’s absence due to illness, particularly considering the brief seven-day treatment plan. She questioned whether the medical conditions would see improvement within this timeframe.

The discussion also touched upon the accessibility of advanced medical facilities in Namibia, specifically referencing the Dr. May Center, an Oncology Center equipped with state-of-the-art technology. Namises questioned whether local expertise and resources were being fully utilized in the President’s treatment.

A point of contention arose as Namises questioned the financial aspects of the medical procedures, noting the quick response about the state not providing funds. She raised questions about the funding of previous medical procedures, specifically the aorta operation, and pondered the role of the President’s medical aid in the current situation.

Despite these concerns and inquiries, Namises concluded her commentary by extending well-wishes to President Geingob, expressing hope for a safe and swift recovery, and anticipating positive results from the treatment.

As the nation awaits updates on President Geingob’s health, Namises’ reflections provide insight into the complex considerations surrounding the medical journey of a national leader.