AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMental Health & Care Access: Namibia’s mental health reform is moving forward after the Mental Health Amendment Bill passed, but reports of patients lacking medication at state hospitals show the system still needs urgent delivery. Public Health Integrity: The Ministry of Health warns that AI-generated misinformation is spreading fast, especially around HIV treatment, and urges people to rely on official sources. HIV Progress in Khomas: Khomas reports 95% HIV status awareness, with major hospital and clinic upgrades and strong ART and viral suppression figures nearing Fast-Track targets. Medicine Supply & Procurement: A health ministry procurement committee blocked a proposed N$1b medicine buy without a public tender, citing abuse risks as hospitals and clinics face shortages. Digital Health: A push for digital queue management aims to cut long waiting times and improve access to medication. Water & Wellness: A data-driven look highlights where safe drinking water is still out of reach, underlining the health impact of water insecurity. Community Health Infrastructure: Khomas and other regions report ongoing upgrades, including 24-hour services at health centres. Violence & Safety: A Windhoek rape survivor shared how assault derailed education and motherhood, while a separate Okahandja domestic dispute led to a boyfriend being stabbed and hospitalised.
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