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Listening is not enough to protect seafarers’ mental health

The maritime industry has become much better at asking seafarers how they feel. The harder question is whether it is prepared to act on what they say. Surveys, welfare reports and personal testimony have brought mental health out of the margins of maritime debate, but listening has value only when seafarers’ lived experiences lead to ...

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Namibia: Sangwali Raises Concern Over Healthcare, Stalled Development Projects

[New Era] Sangwali Health Centre in the Zambezi region is facing a mountain of challenges ranging from shortage of ambulances, inadequate medical facilities and deteriorating infrastructure, affecting its ability to provide healthcare services to surrounding communities.

  • Sangwali Health Centre faces ambulance shortage and infrastructure issues
  • Nurse reports delays due to single ambulance serving seven facilities
  • Traditional authority raises concerns over stalled development projects

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