Medicine access improves, but ‘self-created shortages’ persist, says Health Minister
[Namibia Economist - Namibia] - 27/06/2025
The country has made progress in improving access to essential medicines and fortifying its pharmaceutical supply chain, Dr Esperance Luvindao, the Minister of Health and Social Services, revealed this week. Despite these advancements, Minister Luvindao concurrently raised concerns regarding (…)
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[The Namibian] - 6/12/2025
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[Windhoek Observer] - 11/12/2025
