Tanzania Implements Policy to Encourage Local Pharmaceutical Production Through Quick Investment Approvals

Posted on :Tuesday , 6th January 2026

On December 23, 2025 the statement was made during a high-level conference attended by pharmaceutical companies along with healthcare industry stakeholders.

According to Health Minister Mohamed Mchengerwa, the growth of pharmaceutical manufacture is no longer a long-term goal but rather a verified national policy objective.

According to him, Tanzania's heal. . .

TMHS Aims to Serve the Entire Continent as it Celebrates its 15th Anniversary

Posted on :Monday , 8th December 2025

With the creation of six businesses to provide healthcare and environmental services throughout the continent, TINDWA Medical Health Services (TMHS) commemorated its 15 years of providing health services in Tanzania.

Speaking at the launch in Dar es Salaam to commemorate the institution's 15th anniversary, Dr. Chakow Halfan, CEO of TMHS Group, informed local media outlets that his compan. . .

Tanzania Increases its Efforts to Promote Medical Tourism While Boosting the Health Sector

Posted on :Monday , 10th November 2025

According to Tanzanian Vice President Dr. Philip Mpango, the government is committed to boosting medical tourism as part of larger initiatives to improve the health sector and boost the country's economy.

On September 3, Dr. Mpango gave the speech at the Benjamin Mkapa Hospital in Dodoma's foundation stone laying event for the building of a cancer training and treatment cente. . .

Tanzania to Increase Investment in the Production of Health Care Products

Posted on :Friday , 10th October 2025

In order to increase domestic industry capacity, meet national demand and produce foreign exchange through exports, the Medical Stores Department (MSD) has advocated for increased investment in Tanzania's indigenous health product manufacturing sector.

Speaking at the Medical Association of Tanzania's (MAT) 60th anniversary and National Health Symposium today in Dar es S. . .

Dodoma Secures 5.5 Billion/-Boost for Child and Maternal Health in Tanzania

Posted on :Friday , 12th September 2025

The Korea Foundation for International Healthcare (KOFIH) has provided the DODOMA Region with 2.455 million US dollars (about 5.524 billion/-) during the last four years to improve maternal and child health services.

The money has been allocated to the districts of Kongwa and Mpwapwa, where they have enhanced the delivery of health services by training staff, renovating and m. . .