AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoChildhood Vaccination: Muyako Clinic’s measles, rubella and polio campaign gained momentum after health workers took awareness efforts to a local school, encouraging more families to bring children for immunisation. Public Healthcare: The Nurses Union says medicine and staff shortages and deteriorating facilities need more urgent attention than the public reprimand of an official over a leaking clinic toilet. Medical Cooperation: Namibia and China marked 30 years of medical-team work, with plans to deepen specialist training, research and clinical mentorship. HIV Prevention: Tsumeb will host the national World AIDS Day commemoration on 1 December, focused on prevention, treatment and community action. Regional Care: A N$60.8 million Onyaanya health centre upgrade is moving ahead, while former minister Albert Kawana has urged urgent improvements at Katima Mulilo State Hospital, where patients are referred 524km to Rundu. Blood Services: The Health Ministry is consulting on updated human tissue and blood-service laws, while NamBTS urges eligible donors to help build supplies ahead of the festive season.
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