AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours ago| Medical Training Exchange: Khomas Region dispatches 12 Namibian medical specialists to China’s Jiangsu Province for a 31-day observational fellowship at Nanjing Drum Tower Hospital, aimed at strengthening clinical skills and health cooperation. Public Health & Sanitation: Katima Mulilo’s sewage crisis is escalating into a food-safety emergency after reports of sewage-contaminated maize, raising alarms about biohazards and the wider impact on health and the local economy. School Health Risks: Parents at Ernst Jager Combined School in | Kharas say blocked toilets and overflowing sewerage have exposed pupils to health risks since May, with promised repairs still not delivered. HIV Progress: Namibia is among only 11 countries globally to meet UNAIDS 95-95-95 HIV targets, but the report flags a major treatment gap for children aged 0–14. Student Hardship (Zambia): Namibian medical students in Zambia report tuition, accommodation and allowances being paid inconsistently for nearly two years, disrupting clinical training and dignity. Water Security: NamWater upgrades the ageing Kuiseb coastal pipeline to improve reliable, climate-resilient water delivery for coastal towns and protect public health. Flood Relief: Kavango East flood-affected households in Mbapuka receive mattresses and mosquito nets to reduce post-flood disease risk. Wellness Through Sport: NBC Marathon returns 8 August with 3,000 registered runners, promoting safe, community-wide fitness. Community Health Funding via Football: Debswana Jwaneng Mine GM’s Soccer Fiesta (31 July–2 August) plans further health and education support in Tlhankane. |
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