Five research projects aimed at addressing gaps in the medicine supply chain have received a total of Sh75 million in grants under the Senselet–Tanzania Project, focusing on improving the...
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Rosemary Mirondo
Business Reporter
Mwananchi Communications Ltd
Dar es Salaam. Five research projects aimed at addressing gaps in the medicine supply chain have received a total of Sh75 million in grants under the Senselet–Tanzania Project, focusing on improving the availability, storage, and safe management of essential medicines.
Tanzanian health-tech firm Dawa Mkononi has financed more than Sh1 billion worth of medicine stock to pharmacies and clinics…
Stanbic Bank Tanzania has pledged Sh20 million to support free medical and surgical camps that will be conducted in Tanzania and…
Medical researchers have been challenged to unlock the country's vast wealth of traditional medicinal knowledge through rigorous…
The University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) has secured nearly Sh6 billion (€1.98 million) to strengthen research, innovation and…
President Samia Suluhu Hassan said Tanzania has set a target of achieving 60 percent self-sufficiency in medicines and medical…
The Ministry of Health in Zanzibar has requested parliamentary approval of Sh405.89 billion to implement six priority areas aimed…
