insert_link Oshiwambo Botswana ataalela omumbwe yomiti moipangelo yepangelo Epangelo la Botswana ola shiivifa lina omafaneko oku etapo oshimaliwa shifike pee 2.5 billion Pula, ta shiyelekanifwa nee R3.2 billion oku fika momwedi September, opo ku kandulwepo oupyakadi womumbwe yomiti do uhaku moshikondo sho uhaku shepangelo. Edi oda etwa poluhaela konima eshi omu President Duma Boko, ayandja eingido kutya oshikondo shouhaku osha pumbwa ekwafo lo meendelelo. Eshi osha landula eshi kwa didilikwa moipangelo ya kula no mo upangelona vepangelo omiti […] today27 August, 2025
insert_link Environment Heat waves can be deadly for older adults: An aging global population and rising temperatures mean millions are at risk Older adults face health risks from high heat for many reasons, including medications. AP Photo/Manu Fernandez By Deborah Carr, Boston University; Enrica De Cian, Ca' Foscari University of Venice; Giacomo Falchetta, Ca' Foscari University of Venice, and Ian Sue Wing, Boston University A deadly heat wave gripped large regions of Asia for weeks in April and May 2024. As temperatures climbed past 110 degrees Fahrenheit (43.3 Celsius) […] today23 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
