19
May
Allexer Namundjebo The Ministry of Health and Social Services is under scrutiny after Member of Parliament Job Amupanda raised concerns about the procurement of malaria treatment tablets allegedly brought into the country through the Ngoma Border Post. Amupanda shared on his official social media platforms that his investigative platform, Eagle 25, obtained documents showing the government paid N$1,500 per pack of 100 malaria tablets. He indicated that the purchase involved 300 packs, costing a total of N$450,000. However, the original supplier charged only R580 (about N$696) per pack. “Assuming the transportation cost was N$50,000, a crazy figure, the middlemen still…
