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BE FAIR: Health minister Dr Esperance Luvindao. Photo: Contributed

MoHSS still open to working with \'reasonable middlemen\'

1 Month Ago

NEW ERA: Health minister Dr Esperance Luvindao. PHOTO: ELIZABETH KHEIBES

Haufiku backs direct procurement to end drug shortages

1 Month Ago

THERE IS A DIFFERENCE: Former health minister Bernard Haufiku. Phtoto contributed

Haufiku: I was a consultant for Chinese, not a middleman

2 Month Ago

HOLD: Healthcare workers and patients face uncertainty following the suspension of Fabupharm Namibia’s oral liquid medicines amid regulatory and licensing controversies.PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Nurses call for medicines council disbandment, presidential inquiry into health ministry

4 Month Ago

IT'S TRUE: Health minister Dr Esperance Luvindao. PHOTO: FILE

Health ministry confirms procuring unregistered malaria drug

4 Month Ago

A truck of medical A truck of medical supplies from Granger Trading destined for different medical facilities. Photo contributed.

Granger Trading steps up for better healthcare

4 Month Ago

JPG. The ministry of Health and Social Services last week disposed of expired medicine at Kupferberg Waste Disposal Site.

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Govt dumps N$15m medicine at Kupferberg

5 Month Ago

Company News in Brief

9 Month Ago

PROFIT: A man walks inside a branch of the drug retailer Clicks. PHOTO REUTERS

Clicks posts 14.3% rise in annual profit

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Health ministry gets N$1.4bn procurement exemption

1 Year Ago

RELIEF: Treasury has granted permission for the direct procurement of medicine for state hospitals. Photo for illustration purposes only. Photo: File

Health ministry gets N$1.4bn procurement exemption

1 Year Ago

NO HELP: Patients are increasingly being sent home empty-handed because government medical stores are running out of supplies needed to treat chronic illnesses such as cancer. PHOTO: FILE

Court disputes put strain on healthcare system

1 Year Ago

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