Japanese Government to Contribute Funds to the Unitaids Project That will Install Medical Oxygen Production Plants in East Africa

Posted on :Thursday , 3rd July 2025

Unitaid, an international organisation that promotes access to cutting-edge health products in low- and middle-income countries, has chosen Nikkiso Co., Ltd. to deliver medical oxygen production plants as part of a regional health program. To increase local oxygen production, the initiative would install four air separation units in Tanzania and Kenya. In much of sub-Saharan Africa, medical oxy. . .

In Order to Increase Business, China Claims That It is going to Remove All Taxes on African Exports

Posted on :Thursday , 3rd July 2025

China stated it will negotiate and sign a new economic agreement with Africa that will eliminate any taxes on the 53 African countries with which it has diplomatic relations. This agreement could help middle-income countries.

The new program will level the playing field by providing middle-income nations with comparable market access to the duty- and quota-free market access . . .

Tanzania's Booming Healthcare Market Awaits Exporters!

Posted on :Thursday , 12th June 2025

Unlock Growth in the Heart of East Africa: Tanzania's Booming Healthcare Market Awaits Exporters!

Are you seeking a dynamic and rapidly expanding market for your medical and healthcare products and equipment? Look no further than Tanzania, a nation poised for significant growth in its healthcare sector, presenting unparalleled opportunities for international . . .

NHIF's New Lindi Office Set to Boost Healthcare Access as Completion Nears

Posted on :Wednesday , 4th June 2025

The Lindi Region's National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) has started building a new regional office, which is currently 94% finished, to make it simpler for people to receive healthcare services.

NHIF Regional Manager Irine Katarahiya stated in a statement, that the office, which will cost Sh 401 million in total, is being built in Rasibura Ward, Lindi Municipality.

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Medical Tourism in Tanzania on the Rise Due to Healthcare Investments

Posted on :Wednesday , 4th June 2025

According to a cabinet minister, Tanzania is seeing a notable increase in medical tourism as a result of large government expenditures on healthcare services.

Over the last four years, the number of international patients seeking treatment in Tanzania has more than doubled, according to Minister of Health Jenista Mhagama, who spoke to parliament in the capital, Dodoma.

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