Ondangwa Private Hospital

23/04/2026

Come through to the OPH booth at the Ondangwa Trade and Industrial Exhibition- OTIE for free screenings and expert care. Let’s check in on your health together!

17/04/2026

We are looking for dedicated professionals to join our team in the following roles:

🔹 Marketing Assistant
🔹 Enrolled Nurse – Anesthetic Nurse

Apply today to grow your career with us.

14/04/2026

07/04/2026

Catch Dr. Akutu Munyika at tomorrow 8th April 2026

07/04/2026

Today, we’re celebrating World Health Day 🩺by doing what we do best: putting science at the heart of your care. Science is the foundation, but health professionals are the pulse 🩵.

Is there a doctor or nurse who played a life-changing role in your health journey🤔? If "yes", tag your health hero below and give them their flowers! 🌹✨
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05/04/2026

Hope and healing this Easter Sunday. ✨

03/04/2026

May peace find you this Good Friday.

02/04/2026

We gathered today to recognize our March standouts with certificates and vouchers. This celebration was made possible by our staff's votes and the support of our Departmental Heads. To our four honorees: thank you for your dedication to the OPH mission. ✨🩵

02/04/2026

Today, we celebrate the unique perspectives and incredible strengths that individuals with Autism bring to our community. The theme is simple: Autism and Humanity - Every Life Has Value.

Let’s move beyond awareness and toward acceptance. 💙Hit the like button if you’re standing with us for an inclusive Namibia!

02/04/2026

OKURYANGAVA CLINIC STARTS 24/7 OPERATION 🎉🙌🏿

BUILDING SYSTEMIC CHANGE ONE STEP AT A TIME

The Ministry of Health and Social Services is pleased to announce that OKURYANGAVA Clinic is now open 24 hours a day!

Last month, the Ministry of Health announced that Maxuilili Clinic was added as a second 24 hour clinic for the Region. Okuryangava clinic is now the third. For years, residents of the capital city and surrounding communities have relied on one health center (Katutura Health Center otherwise known as “Blackchain”) alone for 24 hour services. This caused extreme congestion at the facility and drastically affected the quality of health services afforded to citizens. The announcement of Maxuilili clinic as a second 24 hour clinic brought significant relief, but it still did not fully resolve the issues of congestion. The Ministry undertook to expand the decongestion strategy to include Okuryangava clinic in order to further relieve pressure. As of the 1st April 2026, the Okuryangava clinic is officially the third 24 hour functioning health center/clinic level facility for the region.

“We can achieve the health system we all desire. We just have to be intentional about our actions.” Said the Executive Director

“We are pushing for systems change. Not modular change. We sat with the teams and zoomed in on what we need to further do in order to decongest the system and not just one facility. These intentional efforts not only divide the previous pressure that was on one facility amongst three facilities, but they also reduce the burden on Katutura State Hospital which is fed by these facilities. Expanding service hours means that instead of 100 people being seen in 8 hours at one facility, 100 people can be seen at three facilities. Instead of 50 people rushing and queueing up because the clinic only opens at 08h and closes at 17h, patients can now be seen through the day and cleared simultaneously. That means that instead of a long queue at 08h because no patients were being seen throughout the night, patients are cleared throughout the entire day.” Said the Honorable Minister

In order to enable the clinic to operate on a 24-hour basis, the Ministry had to address human resource shortages, strengthen equipment capacity, and reform facility culture and operational processes. This speaks to the Ministry’s ongoing decentralization strategy. This strategy will gradually be expanded to other regions to ensure systemic replicable change.