AGP Executive Report
Last update: 42 minutes agoOnyaanya Upgrade: A N$60.87 million, 18-month project will renovate and expand the Oshikoto health centre, including upgrades to its mortuary and essential services. Katima Hospital: Former minister Albert Kawana says patients face referrals covering 524 kilometres to Rundu and is calling for urgent improvements to local care. Emergency Transfers: Namibia has launched its first state-operated air ambulance, with helicopter support planned. An opposition MP has questioned the aircraft’s readiness, operating costs and ability to reach remote communities. Health Laws: The ministry is seeking public input on draft laws to modernise blood services and human tissue donations, replacing legislation dating to 1962 and 1977. Regional Health: SADC health ministers are discussing Ebola preparedness, HIV, climate-related risks and stronger access to medicines and vaccines. Remote Care: A Kunene outreach brought check-ups, dental care, immunisations and vitamin A supplements to communities near the river.
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