AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMedical Cooperation: Namibia and China marked 30 years of medical-team partnership, with China donating 30 therapeutic lamps to Katutura Intermediate Hospital. Health officials say the next phase should deepen training, research and specialist-care capacity. Local Talent: Dr Kazemo Muhenje has returned to serve as a dentist at Opuwo District Hospital, bringing care to her Kunene community and encouraging young people to pursue their ambitions. Vaccination: Muyako Clinic in Zambezi has boosted turnout for measles, rubella and polio vaccinations through community and school outreach. Health Services: The Health Ministry is consulting the public on updated human tissue and blood-service laws, while medicine shortages, staffing gaps and deteriorating facilities remain concerns raised by nurses. Access to Care: A N$60.8 million upgrade is planned for Onyaanya Health Centre, and free healthcare outreach has reached Kunene River communities. Well-being: Ohangwena’s police commander urged supervisors to promote mental-health support, screenings and healthier working conditions for officers.
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