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The GIPF raises disability benefits by 5% to support vulnerable members. The photo is for illustrative purposes only. PHOTO: FILE

GIPF raises disability payouts by 5%

2 Months Ago

The GIPF raises disability benefits by 5% to support vulnerable members. The photo is for illustrative purposes only. PHOTO: FILE

GIPF raises disability payouts by 5%

2 Months Ago

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State hospitals court medical aid patients

4 Months Ago

The Government Institutions Pension Fund of Namibia now holds N$213.2 billion in assets. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

GIPF launches four-year strategic plan

4 Months Ago

Stakeholders pictured at the launch of the Japanese Supplementary Budget Project in Windhoek. Photo contributed

Japan boost Namibia’s health system

5 Months Ago

CORRECTION: Health ministry executive director Penda Ithindi has clarified that the first phase of the u201CVision April 2026u201D directive will apply only to 294 senior government officials and not the broader civil service.rnrnPHOTO ELIZABETH KHEIBES rn

Govt clarifies ‘Vision April 2026’ plan amid civil service confusion

7 Months Ago

The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) maintained solvency, and delivered 10.6% investment returns. PHOTO: FILE

GIPF assets rise to N$183bn

8 Months Ago

The health ministry has received its first consignment of medicines and clinical supplies purchased directly from manufacturers. Photos contributed

First batch of directly acquired meds arrive

11 Months Ago

Pictured FLTR are Prof Lamech Mwapagha (Chair Conference Scientific Committee); Prof Erold Naomab (Vice-Chancellor of NUST); Penda Ithindi (ED: Ministry of Health); and Dr Stefano Cacciatore (ICGEB Cape Town). PHOTO: Mamsey Musweu

Namibia records 4 000 new cancer cases a year

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Namibia faces 4 000 new cancer cases annually, health ministry says

Stakeholders present at the official opening of the Parliamentary Engagement workshop on Tobacco and Alcohol Control Policies. Photo Eliot Ipinge

National rehab centre a priority for Namibia – Luvindao

Medical equipment valued at N$28 million was donated to the health ministry last week. Photo contributed

US donates N$28m in equipment to health ministry

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