Namibia
WHO Representative to Namibia, Dr Charles Sagoe-Moses (left), speaking at the event; alongside Dr Britta Lohrke from Ministry of Health and Social Services (middle)

WHO, NAMBTS and MOHSS celebrate World Blood Donor Day

WHO Representative to Namibia, Dr Charles Sagoe-Moses shakes hands with Hon. Mrs. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, Namibia's Minister of International Relations and Cooperation

WHO Representative to Namibia presents credentials

Annual African Vaccination Week (AVW) 2016

The HEW training is being supported by the World Health Organization (WHO), through the Programme for Accelerating the Reduction in Maternal and Child Mortality (PARMaCM). PARMaCM is a joint partnership between MHSS and the European Union (EU),with the EU providing financial support and WHO providing technical support. It was launched in February 2013 with a total budget of 10 million Euros (+/- 130 million Namibia Dollars), and will run until 2017.

Bringing healthcare to rural communities

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Maternity waiting homes in Namibia: Hope for the future

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Accelerating achievement of MDGs 4 AND 5: PARMaCM launched in Namibia

Dr Chan met His Excellency, President of the Republic of Namibia, Dr Hifikepunye Pohamba. The President thanked Dr Chan for WHO’s support to Namibia

WHO Director General Dr Margaret Chan makes first visit to Namibia

WHO Representative, Dr Magda Robalo, US Ambassador Ms Wanda Nesbit, Khomas Regional Governor, Mr Samuel Nuuyoma, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health and Social Services Mr Kahuure, Khomas Regional Director Mr Taapopi at the World TB commemoration pose with 12 years old TB patient, Petrus Dumeni who was diagnosed and successfully completed TB treatment

Namibia Commemorates World Tuberculosis Day with "Stop TB in my Lifetime"

MoHSS Under Secretary Policy Development and Resource Management, Mr Peter Ndaitwa and WHO Representative Dr Magda Robalo gave remarks at the meeting

Strengthening the Health Sector Through Improved