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Struggling Kavango women resort to herbs to prevent pregnancies

Rita Kakelo
Some women in Kavango West Region are reportedly using traditional herbs in an attempt to avoid becoming pregnant due to limited access to reproductive healthcare, according to loc ...

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Namibian Sun 2025-01-30

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