Tanzania Wants 80% of Its Medicines Manufactured Locally by 2030
Tanzania spends approximately TZS 2.64 trillion annually on medicines and medical devices made elsewhere. At the Tanzania Pharmaceutical Technicians Association…
Tanzania’s New Treatment Guidelines Got Most Things Right. Here’s the Gap We Can’t Ignore.
The 7th Edition of Tanzania’s STG/NEMLIT is a serious, evidence-driven revision. But a clinician following it to the letter will…
Ketamine and Its Salts Reclassified as Controlled Narcotics
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania — Tanzania has officially changed the regulatory classification of ketamine and its salts, moving the medicine…
Six Pharmacy Professionals in Tanzania Have Their Licenses Suspended Over Professional Misconduct
The Pharmacy Council of Tanzania has suspended the professional licenses of six pharmacy practitioners and issued stern warnings to six…
