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Pharm Access Africa Limited (PAAL) is a healthcare organization linking private sector initiative to those of donor organizations to enhance healthcare to communities. PAAL was set up in early 2001 with the object of increasing access to healthcare in the Anglophone and Francophone countries of Eastern and Central Africa. In 2001, health expenditure per capita in Kenya was US$29. The figure was US$14 for Uganda, US$12 for Tanzania and US$3 for Ethiopia compared to the global figure of US$500. Access to healthcare is very limited - with over 50 per cent of populations having no access to healthcare whatsoever. With close to 65 percent of those living with HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa and all of them being in the most active and economically productive years of their lives, HIV/AIDS will put further pressure on these impoverished economies. All the health sector and economic gains have been eroded in the last decade. According to a report presented to the British Parliamentarians and The Royal African Society on May 20th 2004, 'The disease depresses sub-Saharan GDP rate by 0.8 percentage points. In the worst hit countries, where more than one-fifth of the adults have HIV, the burden is 2.6 points'. PAAL started off with offering consultancy services on accelerated access programs to one of the largest pharmaceutical companies and their associates in Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Sales and Marketing consultancies along with assistance in regulatory affairs are offered to a number of local and to some international companies. Pharm Access Africa Limited supports DART study on anti-retroviral therapy at The Joint Clinical Resaerch Centre in Kampala, Virus Research Institute, Entebbe and The University of Zimbabwe, Harare. This is in collaboration with The Imperial College London and The Medical Research Council of Great Britain. Pharm Access Africa Limited works closely with the Kenya Association of Manufacturers, HIV-AIDS Business Council, African Medical Research Foundation, Global Health International, National Organization of Peer Educators, Touch Africa- Michael Kijana Wamalwa Foundation, National Museums of Kenya and I Choose Life. Healthcare in Africa As a (semi-) public good, healthcare requires large government intervention. However, many African countries suffer from limited state capabilities and poor institutions. As a result, many people turn to the private sector and, since insurance is not available for most, pay for healthcare out-of-pocket. Despite its important role, the private sector is often weakly regulated and highly fragmented. Due to the high investment risk it has limited or no access to the capital required for quality improvement and expansion of its services. And low quality in the clinics means low trust among patients. Another reason for few insured patients. The high proportion of out-of-pocket spending and the lack of trust in healthcare provision leads to low and unpredictable income for healthcare providers. This limits their options for investing in the quality, scope and scale of their services even further.

Thanks to our qualified staff, our products, our workshops and our supervision and assembly teams, Socabelec conceives and applies turnkey solutions, always meeting customer’s specific needs.Our company mission is o offer proximity industrial services: to meet the needs (cabling, optical fibre, robotics, automation) of industrial companies (glass, quarries, cement works, chemists) throughout the East Africa region.We also offer specific industrial services to international glass producers and so meet the specific needs of the glass industry all around the world. Thanks to our glass specialisation acquired in the Silice Valley, Socabelec has a real competitive edge in this area.Our competence In every technique field, success is possible thanks to our competence. Socabelec offers its customers reliable technologies in accordance to the most recent knowledge.Our flexibility An industrial production chain is never standard and can never stop. Socabelec has the ability to solve unique problems.Our People Even if the production is automated, it has to be managed by people. Socabelec is a person to person services company.Our Technology In order for production costs in East Africa to be economica, Socabelec must be at the forefront of the technologic know-how.

MIBM is an office equipment company based in kenya with a branch network all over east africa.FURNITURE DIVISION - Manufucture and distributes the Beyond 2000 range of office equipment. Manufuctured from high quality material and produced to the highest international standards, our products are quaranteed to create excellent office environment. The furniture are available in complete knock down parts which are conveniently packed for easy transaportation.OFFICE AUTOMATION DIVISION - Markets and distributes well known brands of office equipment such as heavy duty printers,copiers,coin and note counters, paper schredders.The company also provides technical support on the same range of machines. MIBM software department develops and markets software solutions.

We have the most amazing and unique range of furniture in Kenya that will add style and grace to any home or office. We enjoy making our furniture and always hope that it brings joy and happiness to those who own it for years to come.With today’s busy life styles, and time being so precious, we realise that not everybody can find the time to go shopping for furniture. With this in mind we have developed this extensive catalogue so that you, our potential customer, can browse through our range at ease in the comfort of your own home or office.Have a look at the “Collections” link to get a quick view of the products available within a particular brand.The “New Arrivals” link contains pictures of selected imported domestic furniture that we have in stock currently. We shall be updating this link regularly for changes.Enjoy going through the catalogue and we hope that this experience will inspire you to visit our showroom. We are open from Monday to Friday 9:00am. to 5:00pm. And on Saturday till 4:00 pm. We are open through lunch hour.

NAS Airport Services is a Kenya-based, internationally recognized in-flight catering company. We are one of the longest-established catering specialists in the world, with a tradition of excellence in service to airlines.For more than 50 years we have provided local and international airlines landing at Kenya’s premier airports in Nairobi (Jomo Kenyatta International Airport - JKIA) and Mombasa (Moi International Airport - MIA) with fully integrated catering provision, loading and off-loading, laundry, bonded storage and dry goods uplift. The services are tailored to the precise requirements of each airline, and are provided directly by our own workforce of 800 professionals, using purpose-built and fully equipped facilities.NAS was founded in 1949 as a one-man sandwich delivery service operating from a wooden shack! NAS founder Robert Gabriel Seaman registered the company to sell food to aircraft operating out of a military base. Ten years later, when a new international airport on the outskirts of Nairobi was opened, Seaman changed his company’s name to NAS Holdings Ltd and relocated to the new facility. In 1965 NAS Holdings Ltd formed NAS Airport Services Ltd as a fully integrated undertaking that was soon on its way to international acclaim.Today NAS boasts a state-of-the-art, super hygienic, world-class facility, operating in the fast lane of international air services. All processes are computerised including supply chain, scheduling, audits, and checklists at every phase, all using specialized catering software. These are compatible and interactive with each airline’s own administration software, ensuring absolute accuracy and efficiency and instant crosscheck capability.The NAS complex in Nairobi covers 11,000 sq metres on 3-hectares and is geared for production peaks of more than 10,000 meals per day, with direct access to the apron of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. The operation has a modern fleet of high-loaders and all the necessary handling facilities, crews and support systems to serve a high volume of jetliners simultaneously.The Mombasa facility occupies 4,000 square metres on 1.2 hectares and is similarly equipped for 5,000 meals per day.NAS operations are audited annually by various international bodies and consistently score top marks. NAS are regarded as innovative leaders in the in-flight catering market, and we pride ourselves on offering creative catering solutions tailored to individual client needs.