Northern towns walk to conquer cancer

• Ongwediva hosts event for the first time
Walkers, runners and volunteers came together to honour cancer survivors, raise awareness about reducing cancer risks and raise money to bring hope to cancer patients.
Tuyeimo Haidula
A walk to conquer cancer, known as the National Cancer Walk, is a long-standing annual fundraiser that brings hundreds of people together each year.Those living in northern Namibia
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Namibian Sun 2025-01-10

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