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Chelva Wells

Chelva Wells


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Bridge collapse near Windhoek forces closure of B1 road

A bridge on the B1 road 30 kilometers south of Windhoek has been damaged by continuous heavy rainfall, resulting in the closure of the road until further notice. The B1 road is a crucial route for residents of Rehoboth who…

Chelva Wells

Guriras reflects on Nujoma’s leadership and legacy

Joan Guriras, the widow of the late liberation icon Theo-Ben Gurirab, has expressed deep sorrow over the death of founding president Sam Nujoma, saying that his leadership and influence were unparalleled. Speaking on Thursday, Guriras reflected on Nujoma’s leadership, his…

Chelva Wells

Namibia sees over 1 000 skin cancer cases annually, experts warn

Namibia’s desert climate is a major reason for the country’s high prevalence of skin cancer. This was said by Cancer Association of Namibia (CAN) chief executive Rolf Hansen yesterday. He said the country records an average of 1 016 new…

Chelva Wells