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NO NEGLIGENCE: The health ministry has denied wrongdoing in a N$10 million lawsuit brought by a grieving mother. PHOTO: FILE

Ministry denies wrongdoing in psych ward death

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The stomach wound of Jackson Naande Matta

'Convict' scares Windhoek state hospital doctors

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N$10m lawsuit over son’s violent hospital death

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Food is medicine

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Mother blames trauma for son's murder

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VISION: An artist’s depiction of the new N$20 million world-class Karibib Medical Clinic. PHOTO: Navachab Gold Mine.

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Rössing assists Erongo hospitals

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Marcus Thomas en Kevan Townsend op die dag wat hulle skuldig bevind is met André Heckmair se ouers in die agtergrond. Foto Kristien Kruger

Americans fail in bid for leave to appeal

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NO PROSPECTS OF SUCCESS: Marcus Thomas and Kevan Townsend on the day they were found guilty, with André Heckmair's parents in the background. Photo: Kristien Kruger

Americans fail in bid for leave to appeal

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Diamond Manufacturing Association of Namibia (DIAMAN) donated various items worth N$132 000.00 to WIndhoek Central Hospital's mental health unit as part of their corporate social investment project.
Photo: Jemimah Ndebele

Diaman invests in mental health of Namibians

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