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Author: Paheja Siririka (Paheja Siririka)

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No one plans to be an addict

Compulsion, commonly known as addiction, is a sinister and persistent disease that overhauls some individuals with great swiftness, clutching them by the throat and refusing to let go, something that no one plans for.

Missing TB cases haunt Namibia
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Missing TB cases haunt Namibia

The health ministry announced that the country is still dealing with the challenge of missing tuberculosis cases, which are usually undiagnosed, untreated and primarily the source of transmission.

Unam School of Medicine: A Namibian success story
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Unam School of Medicine: A Namibian success story

Having struggled for years with a critical shortage of doctors, Namibia established the University of Namibia’s School of Medicine, which welcomed its first intake of students in 2010. The school, a Namibian success story, has produced 400 medical doctors and four specialist anaesthetists since its establishment.