insert_link Oshiwambo Omukifi wo cancer koilyo yo koidalifi moomeme wadidilikwa wayuka pombada Ovashiinawa moshikondo shouhaku ova ulika omalimbililo kombinga yomuvalu weelopota tadi ende no kuya pombada kombinga yovakainhu tavamonika oupyakadi womukifi wo cancer koilyo yokoidalifi. Eelopota oda ulika kutya oupyakadi woku hatongolola diva omukifi moonakuningwa oihakanwa oshili tashiii moshipala enghendabala doku yandja omakwafelo apumbiwa enasha neameno. Tapopi moshongalele shoku yandja omapukululolongo osho shali shaningilwa moshilandopangelo mo Windhoek onghela, omushiivinawa moshikondo shouhaku Dr Laina Iiyambo, okwati eelopota dokuyele ota duulike nghene ovanaudu haveya ashike […] today5 February, 2026
insert_link Oshiwambo Omupresident wa US Donald Trump ahalela Joe Biden eveluko lo meendelelo Omupresident wa US Donald Trump okwati okwa halwifwa neenghono ko nghundana oyo taipopi kutya, omulanduli waye Joe Biden okwa monika oupyakadi womikifi wo cancer. Metumwalaka la Trump, olo apitifila oikundaneki ongula yo nena oku pitila ko mapayandja omakwatafano omalungula okwati ota halele omupresident kwali nale Biden, eveluko lo meendelelo. Onghela oshifokundaneki sha US sho New York Times, osha lopota kutya oo ali nale omupresident woshilongo sha US okwa monika oudu […] today19 May, 2025
insert_link Africa Africa records nearly 1 million new cancer cases annually The CEO of the Cancer Association of Namibia, Rolf Hansen, is attending the 74th Session of the World Health Organisation Regional Committee for Africa in Congo Brazzaville. Hansen highlighted the urgent cancer crisis in the region, noting that over 900,000 new cancer cases and 586,000 cancer deaths occur annually in Africa. In response, the UICC community has welcomed the proposed framework as a crucial step forward. To maximize […] today29 August, 2024
insert_link Namibia Sarcoma and Bone Cancer Awareness Month Highlights Critical Need for Early Detection and Treatment July is designated as Sarcoma and Bone Cancer Awareness Month, aiming to enhance public understanding of these cancers, promote research initiatives, and advocate for improved resources and treatments for affected Namibians. The prognosis for sarcoma patients varies based on factors such as cancer type, location, stage, and treatment response. Cancer Association of Namibia's CEO Rolf Hansen. Although not as common, these rare bone cancers have affected about 361 per […] today9 July, 2024
insert_link Oshiwambo Aakuluntu yeli pobilion 1.8 oyeli moshiponga shomikithi ngaashi o cancer,o stroke,uuvu woku dhimbwa,nuuvu wosuuka molwaashoka ihaa ningi omadhewo Aakuluntu yeli pobilion 1.8 oyeli moshiponga shomikithi ngaashi o cancer,o stroke,uuvu woku dhimbwa,nuuvu wosuuka molwaashoka ihaa ningi omadhewo ,onkalo ndjoka tayi nayipala,shiikwatelela kolopota . Olopota ompe okuza kaapekapeki yehangano lyo WHO oya mono kutya omadhewo gopalutu muuyuni oga gwa pevi muuyuni,noo % dhili 5 pokati ko 2010 no 2022. Oshititatu shaakuluntu,oo % 31 muuyuni ihaya ningi omadhewo ga gwana,okuza poo % 23,aantu oomilion 900,mo 2000 noo % 26 mo 2010. […] today26 June, 2024
insert_link World UK’s Princess Anne in hospital after suspected horse incident Princess Anne, sister of King Charles III, was hospitalised today with "minor injuries and concussion" after apparently being injured by a horse. The incident took place at Anne's country home Gatcombe Park, in southwest England, late on Sunday, Buckingham Palace said in a statement. It is the latest health issue to hit the British royal family this year, after both Charles and his daughter-in-law Catherine, […] today24 June, 2024
insert_link Namibia Veteran Journalist Ronelle Rademeyer Mourned After Cancer Battle The passing away of veteran journalist and former Secretary General of the Editors' Forum of Namibia , Ronelle Rademeyer was greived by many. She died on 20 May after a long fight with cancer. Here's former organization member: David Bishop. today22 May, 2024
insert_link Health / Medical Why is cancer called cancer? We need to go back to Greco-Roman times for the answer Amna Artist/Shutterstock By Konstantine Panegyres, The University of Melbourne One of the earliest descriptions of someone with cancer comes from the fourth century BC. Satyrus, tyrant of the city of Heracleia on the Black Sea, developed a cancer between his groin and scrotum. As the cancer spread, Satyrus had ever greater pains. He was unable to sleep and had convulsions. Advanced cancers in that part of the body […] today3 May, 2024
insert_link Africa Sugar in baby food: why Nestlé needs to be held to account in Africa By Susan Goldstein, University of the Witwatersrand Nestlé has been criticised for adding sugar and honey to infant milk and cereal products sold in many poorer countries. The Swiss food giant controls 20% of the baby-food market, valued at nearly US$70 billion. Nadine Dreyer asked public health academic Susan Goldstein why extra sugar is particularly bad for babies and how multinationals targeting low-income countries with sweeter products […] today25 April, 2024
