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Alhaji Geingob passed away in Namibia on Sunday, three weeks after announcing that he had received cancer**. Geingob died at Pohamba Hospital in Windhoek in the presence of his wife and son. The news caused a wave of sadness and grief in the region.
According to the United Kingdom on February 4, Namibia's famous leader, Hage Geingob, made an important contribution to the country's liberation. He was also the main drafter of Namibia's constitution and played a vital role in the country's development and stability.
Geingob's death was seen as a great loss for Namibia by the local**. Namibia has lost an outstanding civil servant and pillar of the nation. Nangolo Mbemba said in a statement:"Geingob's death is a great loss to our country, and we will always miss him for all he did.
Geingob reportedly started receiving cancer in the office last month**. He said he would continue to serve as **, but the statement did not provide a clear diagnosis or prognosis. However, his condition deteriorated and he eventually died in the hospital. He was also a fighter against apartheid and served as Prime Minister and ** of Namibia after independence. He spent his life fighting for the development of the country and the improvement of the living conditions of the people.
Namibia, a former German colony, became an independent country after separating from South Africa in 1990. The country will hold ** and parliamentary elections in November. According to the Namibian constitution, Geingob can only serve two consecutive terms and is therefore not re-elected. If she wins, Nandi Ndetwa, the candidate of the current ruling South West African People's Organization (SWAPO), will become the first woman to head the country in Namibia's history.