Cancer rates in Namibia climb

November 3, 2026

Namibia is estimated to record 4 205 new cancer cases in 2024, according to the Globocan 2024 estimates. Breast cancer is the most common, with 701 cases, followed by cervical cancer with 453 and prostate cancer with 440. The Cancer Association of Namibia says the figures highlight the need for greater awareness, early screening, HPV vaccination and improved access to cancer treatment and care. The CEO of the association, Rolf Hansen.

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