insert_link Lifestyle Geingob’s Transparency Helps to Break Stigma Regarding Men’s Health By Vitalio Angula When the Presidency issued a press release two weeks ago regarding President Geingob being diagnosed with “cancerous cells” it sent shock waves amongst citizens, the media and political commentators alike. In a country were machismo is still deeply rooted in the culture of what a man ought to be, certain sectors of society applauded Geingob for his transparency regarding his health and took it as a reassurance […] today29 January, 2024
insert_link Health / Medical 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 […] today25 January, 2024
Namibia President Hage Geingob Heads to the U.S. for Specialized Medical Treatment President Hage Geingob departed for the United States of America to undergo specialized medical treatment for a duration of seven days. A press release from the Office of the President, revealed that following his public disclosure on February 19, 2024, regarding the detection of cancerous cells, Geingob accepted a medical offer from leading scientists and medical professionals in Los Angeles, California. Activist Rosa Namises. today25 January, 2024
insert_link Namibia President Geingob Commended for Transparency Regarding Cancer Diagnosis Namibian President Hage Geingob's decision to openly disclose his cancer diagnosis and announce a break from official duties has received praise. Tangeni Amupadhi, the editor of The Namibian, commends Geingob for his transparency, believing it will not only encourage other Namibian men to undergo testing but also serve as a catalyst for government-funded medical development initiatives. Amupadhi emphasized the significance of Geingob's openness in challenging societal norms, especially among Namibian […] today23 January, 2024
insert_link Interview Transcripts Namibian Dr. Annelle Zietsman Provides Insights on Experimental Cancer Drug blinatumomab (blina) In our interview with Dr. Annelle Zietsman, we gained valuable insights into the experimental cancer drug Blinatumomab. Leonard Witbeen from Future Media News conducted the interview, seeking information on the drug's potential benefits and its status in the Namibian market. The conversation commenced with Wydby informing Dr. Zietsman about the BBC's report on Blinatumomab, touted as an exciting new cancer drug gentler than chemotherapy. Dr. Zietsman, initially unaware of the […] today22 January, 2024
insert_link Namibia President Hage Geingob Takes Leave Following Cancer Diagnosis President Hage Geingob is set to temporarily step back from official responsibilities following a diagnosis of cancerous cells. Recent medical examinations have confirmed the existence of cancerous cells in his body. Concurrently, the BBC has disclosed the utilization of a novel and less toxic drug treatment, blinatumomab or blina, in the treatment of children with cancer. Dr. Annelle Zietsman, a local healthcare professional, has been approached for her insights into […] today22 January, 2024
insert_link Oshiwambo Omupresident Hage Geingob, ota twikile noilonga nonande amonika omadidiliko ee cells doudu wo Cancer. Ombelewa yomupresident oye shikoleka kutya omu President Hage Geingob okwa monika oudu wo cancer, shalandula koidjemo yomakonaakono opaunamiti okomudo oo ali aningilwa 08 January 2024. Momukanda oo watuminwa oikundaneki onghela ombelewa yomupresident oyati , onga oshitopolwa shoku ningilwa omakonaakono opaunamiti komudo keshe, omupresident okwali akaningilwa omakonaakono, noidjemo oya ulika ena omadididiliko ee cells doudu wo kakela. Nande ongaho Omukanda ina uyelifa kutya omupresident okuli mongalo ili ngahelipo ashike owa yelifa […] today20 January, 2024
insert_link Health / Medical Tobacco use declines despite tobacco industry efforts to jeopardize progress Globally there are 1.25 billion adult tobacco users, according to the latest estimates in the World Health Organization (WHO) tobacco trends report out today. Trends in 2022 show a continued decline in tobacco use rates globally. With about 1 in 5 adults worldwide consuming tobacco compared to 1 in 3 in 2000. The report shows that 150 countries are successfully reducing tobacco use. Brazil and the Netherlands are seeing success after they […] today18 January, 2024
