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Tanzania: Govt Urges Indian Pharmaceutical Firms to Setup Shop in Tanzania
Posted on :Monday , 20th February 2017
Dar es Salaam — The government has urged pharmaceutical firms from India to set up factories in the country to cut importation costs.
The call was made yesterday in Dar es Salaam during a business meeting with a delegation of 30 representatives of Indian companies touring the country.Speaking during the meeting, Medical Stores D. . .Tanzania: Dar es Salaam Scores Top Marks in Global Health & Poverty Reduction
Posted on :Thursday , 16th February 2017
Tanzania has featured prominently in this year's Bill and Melinda Gates annual letter celebrating progress in global health and poverty reduction.
The letter is addressed to couple by mutual friend Warren Buffet, who a few months ago asked Melinda and Bill to reflect on the impact his gift has had in the world.Buffett, an American inv. . .Tanzania: Local Hospital Conducts 20 Heart Surgeries, Saves Patients $1.5 Million
Posted on :Thursday , 16th February 2017
Jakaya Kikwete Cardiac Institute (JKCI) in partnership with India's BLK Super Specialist Hospital has conducted 20 heart surgeries, saving over 340m/- that could have been spent in undertaking the operations abroad.
JKCI Director of Cardiology Peter Kisenge said in Dar es Salaam yesterday that the patients with mitral stenosis complications were attended to during a. . .Tanzania: Ambitious $110 Million Pharmaceutical Plant Project to Take off This Year
Posted on :Tuesday , 14th February 2017
Simiyu — Various government institutions have teamed up to execute a 250bn/- pharmaceutical industry in Simiyu region, with prospects of saving billions of public funds in importation of medicines.
Regional Commissioner Anthon Mtaka, speaking here yesterday ahead of the region's business forum, told the 'Daily News' that the multibillion project is scheduled t. . .Tanzania: Local Hospital to Start Kidney Implants from Next Month
Posted on :Wednesday , 8th February 2017
Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH) by the end of March, this year, will start local kidney transplantations, it has been confirmed.
Speaking to 'Daily News' yesterday, MNH head of Communication Department, Mr Amiel Eligaesha said the exercise was supposed to start last month but was delayed, adding that it is part of the government's plan to cut down the number of pa. . .Please Select an Option
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