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CAN DO BETTER: Deputy health minister Hambelela Suzan Ndjaleka says Namibia must work towards eliminating preventable maternal deaths. PHOTO: Desmarius Hansen

54% of maternal deaths preventable, says health ministry

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LITIGATION: Health minister Dr Esperance Luvindao. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Health ministry settles six lawsuits for N$1.28m

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REGION: Health officials contained a cholera outbreak in 2025. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Otjozondjupa warns of rising malnutrition

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HIDDEN TRADE: A box of Misoprostol, used to terminate early pregnancies. Photo: REUTERS

Abortion pills a ‘gold mine’ for black market dealers

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GONE TOO SOON: The late Ingrid Maasdorp. Photo: FILE

Grandmother sues state for N$2.2m over five-year-old’s murder

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TRAGIC END: The late Amare Boois. Photo: contributed

Boois gets 23 years for murder of infant son

9 Month Ago

A PRECIOUS GIFT: Maternal mortality in Namibia has declined from 449 per 100 000 in 2006 to 385 in 2013. Photo: Unsplash

Namibia commits N$8.5 billion to curb maternal and child deaths

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Over 2 900 miscarriages reported in 2024

11 Month Ago

PLEASE HELP: Maria Timotheus (66)

PHOTOS: TUYEIMO HAIDULA

Grandmother pleads for help to care for sick, disabled child

1 Year Ago

TOO SLOW: The reduction in maternal deaths remains too slow to achieve the SDGs by 2030. PHOTO: REUTERS

Women in Africa are 400 times more likely to die during childbirth

1 Year Ago

Foto Irene-Mari van der Walt

Namibia's maternal mortality drops by half – but challenges remain

1 Year Ago

The US withdrawal from the WHO threatens core health programmes in Africa. It will weaken the ability of African countries to respond to health emergencies, and could lead to increases in death and illness on the continent, experts warn.

WHO in Africa: Three ways the continent

1 Year Ago

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