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FUNDS: Health minister Esperance Luvindao pictured during the groundbreaking ceremony for Windhoek District Hospital in April. This week, she told Parliament that the ministry requires over N$4.5 billion to fill more than 11,700 health sector vacancies nationwide.

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Health ministry needs over N$4.5 billion to fill thousands of vacant posts- Luvindao

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FUNDS: Health minister Esperance Luvindao pictured during the groundbreaking ceremony for Windhoek District Hospital in April. This week, she told Parliament that the ministry requires over N$4.5 billion to fill more than 11,700 health sector vacancies nationwide.

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Health ministry needs over N$4.5 billion to fill thousands of vacant posts- Luvindao

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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

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DEEP LOSS: A grieving parent accuses the Windhoek State Hospital staff of negligence. PHOTO: FILE

Mother claims negligence led to son’s brain injury, seeks N$1.1 million

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Shangula highlights govt healthcare benefits

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WORRY: Alice Okwirry, 50, a widow living with HIV/AIDS, holds a bottle of anti-retroviral (ARV). PHOTO: REUTERS

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IMPACT: Some local clinics host USAID-funded programmes. Photo: file

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AFFECTED: Women sell goods at the market in Umzimkhulu in an area where one of millions of patients in South Africa is affected by US President Donald Trump’s global foreign aid freeze, raising worry about HIV patients defaulting on treatment. PHOTO: AP

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