AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMalaria Surge: Namibia reported 122,612 confirmed malaria cases and 122 deaths since the start of 2026, with 81% locally transmitted, as it launches a 2026 Indoor Residual Spraying campaign and shifts strategy after mosquito-control efforts lagged. Drought & Health Access: Amnesty warns drought-displaced Angolans in Namibia face human rights abuses, including fear of arrest and deportation that can push people away from healthcare and basic services. El Niño Risk: South Africa’s weather service forecasts below-normal rainfall and above-normal temperatures from Oct–Dec 2026, raising drought concerns that could ripple across the region’s food and health systems. Maternal & Child Safety: An Angolan woman was arrested in Omusati after allegedly throwing her newborn into an old pit latrine; the baby’s body was taken to Oshikuku Hospital as investigations continue. Palliative Care Link: Stillwater Hospice completed a rural palliative care pilot in Indiana with Cameron Health, aiming to reduce readmissions and improve symptom support for patients with limited local resources. Health Security Diplomacy: Angola’s defence leadership reshuffle and regional engagements involving Nigerians in Angola highlight ongoing security priorities that can affect access to care.
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