AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHealthcare Infrastructure: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah inaugurated Namibia’s first state-owned MRI machine at Windhoek Central Hospital, a major step toward more equitable access to specialised care. Disability Access: The Ministry of Health launched a standardised disability assessment system and a digital medical assessment programme to cut waiting times, reduce travel, and improve consistency of decisions nationwide. Education & Health Workforce: UNAM reported student growth to 31,127 in 2026, crediting subsidised tertiary education; the university’s mix includes a sizeable Health Sciences and Veterinary Medicine share. Public Health Policy: Namibia joined regional calls to raise tobacco taxes to curb use and fund health and social services, with a clear focus on protecting families and women. Financial Protection for Members: Namibia Health Plan clarified how the Financial Institutions and Markets Act (FIMA) affects medical aid funds, stressing no immediate change to cover and urging members to use official updates. Road Safety & Fraud: Opinion pieces spotlight the danger of fraudulent driver’s licences and the need for stronger safeguards. Local Governance & Services: Windhoek signed a land-swap deal with government to settle N$357.8m capital debt, with a shortfall that may require additional land transfers.
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