AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours ago| Autism Support: Windhoek is hosting the World Autism Organisation Congress from 3–5 November, bringing autistic people, families and professionals together to discuss early intervention, education, rights and support. Food Security: Oshikoto Governor Sacky Kathindi warned that unemployment, drought and climate change are leaving households struggling to access nutritious food. Mental Health: Namibia plans to train three psychiatrists a year and establish five mental health units by 2037, addressing a shortage that leaves the country with only about six state psychiatrists. Disease Preparedness: Namibia has heightened Ebola screening at entry points amid cross-border risks, while poor spraying coverage has been linked to rising malaria cases. Health Services: Reports of central hospitals operating beyond bed capacity underline pressure on facilities; | Kharas Region’s first CT scanner offers a boost to diagnostic services. |
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