The rapid evolution of technology across the globe and its mergence with solving health disparities has reconfigured the medical landscape in Africa. While prior medical needs in Africa only catered to those with private insurance or funds to afford top-grade care, companies are beginning to realize the potential of investing into the region’s healthcare market. According to McKinsey, the undeveloped medical services industry on the African continent is worth around $35 .... Read more »
Posted on : Saturday , 15th July 2017
The detection of childhood tuberculosis (TB) has been a challenge in Tanzania, but research experts are now in a surge to come up with a better, rapid test for many children with TB to be identified and treated.
Posted on : Saturday , 15th July 2017
Support for activities of Early Childhood Health Centers established several years ago in Tanga City under cooperation betweentheTanga City Council and a South Korean NGO, United Help for International Children (UHIC) has been extended.
Posted on : Saturday , 15th July 2017
Lancet Laboratories has become Tanzania's first private medical lab to be accredited internationally.
Posted on : Saturday , 15th July 2017
There is a sickening upsurge of fake cancer information in Tanzania, yet not many people fully understand the disease, its symptoms and how to surmount the barriers of seeking medical help.
Posted on : Saturday , 15th July 2017
TANZANIA is among five leading beneficiaries of the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, having pocketed 1.9 billion US dollars (about 4tri/-) between 2003 and March, 2017.
Posted on : Saturday , 15th July 2017
Tanzanian children with hearing impairments no longer have to leave the shores of their country to obtain life-changing surgery. The renowned Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH) has launched electronic cochlear implants which replace the damaged inner ear functions by actually transmitting signals to the brain.
Posted on : Saturday , 15th July 2017
A trial of drone-delivered medical supplies in Tanzania is to be funded in part by the UK government, according to reports.
Posted on : Saturday , 15th July 2017
The government will start constructing 100 health centres in various parts of the country next month, Parliament was told yesterday.
Posted on : Saturday , 15th July 2017
Ethiopia's economy is growing so rapidly it may soon replace Kenya as the largest economic power in the region. But a large number of people in the country still live in poverty and many challenges remain.
Ethiopia's Hawassa Industrial park
The recent inauguration of the giant Hawassa industrial park was a special moment for Ethiopia's government. Built with Chinese help, the park has modern halls where leather and textile products will be produced for the Euro.... Read more »
Posted on : Tuesday , 27th June 2017
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