Health ministry runs low on HIV, diabetes and psychiatric meds due to procurement delays
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 10/08/2025
The Ministry of Health and Social Services is running short of essential medication for chronic health conditions such as HIV-AIDS, hypertension, psychiatric illnesses, diabetes, as well as vitamin A, which is administered to babies. In a memo sent to public hospitals earlier this week, deputy (…)
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