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DONu0027T FLUNK: Welwitchia University health sciences graduates. PHOTO: WELWITCHIA UNIVERSITY

Nursing grads urged to buck steep licensing exam failure rates

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PERSONAL: Oshana governor Hofni Iipinge has pledged to personally fund the clearing of approximately five hectares of bush to improve visibility and create space for a shelter for expectant mothers. Photo: Loise Shiimi

Oshana clinics to stay open around the clock

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READY TO SERVE? Concerns have been raised over whether newly qualified nurses have enough practical experience before entering the workforce. PHOTO: UNSPLASH

Nurse training faces quality questions

2 Week Ago

LEFT BEHIND: The NCHE says agriculture graduates continue to record the highest unemployment levels in Namibia. Photo: Nikanor Nangolo

Nearly half of agriculture graduates unemployed

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READY TO WRITE: Students at the Nursing Training Institute of Technology in Ongwediva outside the exam centre. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Nursing students miss exam over tuition fees

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NOT GUILTY: Michael Kaviyu rejects allegations of facilitating fraudulent insurance claims. PHOTO: Loise Shiimi

Nurse denies involvement in Sanlam fraud scheme

1 Month Ago

JUST ONE: Only one hostel is available for 25 schools in the Eheke Circuit. Photo: FILE

Only one hostel for 25 schools in Oshana’s Eheke Circuit

1 Month Ago

Sanlam co-accused Festus Amwaalwa.rnPHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Fraudulent Sanlam payout spent on ‘Christmas food, mahangu fields’

2 Month Ago

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EDITORIAL: Graduation, then reality kicks in

2 Month Ago

LONG ROAD AHEAD: Patients get on a government bus at Windhoek Central Hospital. PHOTO: Photo for illustration only / FILE

Ministry ‘regrets’ patient bus left stranded without fuel

3 Month Ago

ONGOING PROJECTS: The health ministry is making progress on upgrades to infrastructure, staffing and service delivery. Photo: Nikanor Nangolo

New infrastructure, staff development, legal reforms boost healthcare

3 Month Ago

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Needles and Qigong: Chinese medical team brings holistic healing to Namibia

5 Month Ago

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