Pharma / Medical
List of pharmaceutical importers in Africa, pharmaceutical retailers in Africa, pharmaceutical wholesalers in Africa listed in the Africa Business Directory. Database of pharmaceutical importers, medical supplies wholesalers, retailers in Africa.
Our vision is to be the partner of choice in Sudan for the world's leading pharmaceutical brands. This will enable us to distribute world-class pharmaceutical and healthcare goods and services to the people of Sudan through: Satisfying our clients and partners' requirements and expectations through providing comprehensive customised services that are fast, reliable, cost effective and which add value. Adding value, which is the foundation of our vision. We aim to enhance our clients' and customers' lives, whilst simultaneously contributing to the ongoing development of Sudan's healthcare through the provision of high quality, value added products and services. Growing profitably through our commitment to high standards, operational capabilities and leveraging our expertise. Building strong relationships with customers and healthcare authorities. Providing our employees with a working environment that stimulates diversity, innovation, teamwork, learning and development, and offers challenging, satisfying work opportunities with recognition and reward for outstanding performance. Seek new ways to support DAL Group in being a better, more responsible company through behaving responsibly and caring about the wider impact of our actions.
Trading in pharmaceutical products is one of core industry in Uganda's economy. As the manufacturers of pharmaceutical products are very few to cater the market demand, majority of demand was met through importation. This business is growing at a rapid pace with the growth of population and export potential to neighbour countries like Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi, Congo, Sudan etc. Nonetheless the Government support by removal of taxes on imports of Pharmaceutical products, to sustain its policies of providing proper medication to people, also provided a vital support for its accelerating growth. Abacus Pharma (A) Ltd provides all kinds of pharmaceutical & surgical products . we make prescriptions drugs more affordable & accessible by offering you lower cost drugs. Our company has a large ISO-certified, 4,000-square metre warehouse facility fully equipped with all necessary safety measures and proper lighting. It is located in Nakawa in Kampala city, and offers easy access to all parts of the city and country. The warehouse shelters over 300 brands of medication, parenteral products and surgical tools from the various principal companies in business with Abacus Pharma(A) Ltd and the products are distributed to the different branches in the regions of reach. Its equipped with a state of the art fire sprinkler system, numerous fire extinguishers for fire safety, pallet loading system which increases the capacity of storage, machinery (forklift & ladder platforms) and skilled manpower making operations smooth and efficient. Distributor in Africa Our Company, represents several reputed Companies from India, China, Middle East, Far East, Pakistan, Europe and Kenya and is the sole distributor for the below listed Companies
Nampharm (Pty) Ltd is a full line pharmaceutical wholesaler and distributor of ethical, generic and front-shop consumer products to hospitals, doctors and pharmacies in Namibia. The company grew from humble beginnings in Grootfontein in1997 to become one of Namibia's leading pharmaceutical distributors. Located in Windoek, its current state-of-the-art warehouse encompasses 3000 square meters. As evidence of its commitment to continuous improvement, Nampharm implemented a formal quality management system in 2002 and is fully ISO 9001:2008 certified. Recognising that Black Economic Empowerment is an integral component of sustainable business success, Messrs Sidney Martin and Frank Fredericks were welcomed as shareholders and directors in the company in 2005.
United Pharmaceutical Distributors verified
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With its roots in wholesaling, and with approximately 40% share of this market, UPD is South Africa's foremost specialist wholesaler of pharmaceutical, medical and healthcare products. As such, the company purchases, warehouses, and re-sells branded, generic and over-the-counter pharmaceutical products of the highest quality and standards to an active customer base that accounts for almost 80% of the country's retail and private hospital pharmacy market. The company's extensive experience and expertise in wholesaling in the Southern African pharmaceutical industry ensure that it offers a fast, reliable, predictable and consistent supply of medications and medical supplies to customers in an often unpredictable marketplace.
Kenya Medical Supplies Authority verified
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Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA) is a state corporation under the Ministry of Health established under the KEMSA Act 2013 whose mandate is: Procure, warehouse and distribute drugs and medical supplies for prescribed public health programs, the national strategic stock reserve, prescribed essential health packages and national referral hospitals. Establish a network of storage, packaging and distribution facilities for the provision of drugs and medical supplies to health institutions. Enter into partnership with or establish frameworks with County Governments for purposes of providing services in procurement, warehousing, distribution of drugs and medical supplies. Collect information and provide regular reports to the national and county government's on the status and cost effectiveness of procurement, the distribution and value of prescribed essential medical supplies delivered to health facilities, stock status and on any other aspects of supply system status and performance which may be required by stakeholders. Support County Governments to establish and maintain appropriate supply chain systems for drugs and medical supplies. Kenya Medical Supplies Authority is a state corporation under the Ministry of Health established vide KEMSA Act 2013 with the mandate to; Procure, warehouse and distribute drugs and medical supplies for prescribed public health programs, the national strategic stock reserve, prescribed essential health packages and national referral hospitals. Establish a network of storage, packaging and distribution facilities for the provision of drugs and medical supplies to health institutions. Enter into partnership with or establish frameworks with County Governments for purposes of providing services in procurement, warehousing, distribution of drugs and medical supplies. Collect information and provide regular reports to the national and county government’s on the status and cost effectiveness of procurement, the distribution and value of prescribed essential medical supplies delivered to health facilities, stock status and on any other aspects of supply system status and performance which may be required by stakeholders. Support County Governments to establish and maintain appropriate supply chain systems for drugs and medical supplies.
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Nairobi Veterinary Centre is a retail and wholesale provider of a wide range of animal health products and services. These include all drugs for veterinary use, surgical instruments, farm appliances, vaccines, Hormones, pet care products, breeding equipments, mineral licks and other nutritional supplements. Nairobi Veterinary centre has a team of veterinary consultants to advise on various issues related to livestock development such as herd health programs, Livestock products, Vaccination regimes, range management, pig management, poultry keeping, feed manufacturing, Veterinary epidemiology, livestock socio economics, livestock census, disease control and many others. Nairobi Veterinary Centre was established with the objective to avail to the farmers and other livestock professionals a place where they obtain the full range of requirements in the livestock industry all in one large store and in a conducive environment. By doing so, customers eliminate the time wasted looking for these products and information from multiple shops and quite often from non professionals. This objective has today been largely realized and the centre now provides to the small scale farmer, co-operatives, ranches, large scale dairy farms and other institutions on the spot professionals advice on efficient livestock management systems for maximum economic yields. However this is done without superceding or playing the role of an attending veterinary surgeon. To achieve our objective, NVC works very closely with the Faculty of Veterinary medicine of the University of Nairobi, ILRI, KARI, the Central Veterinary Laboratories Kabete, Private Practioners and the whole veterinary fraternity.
Raphal Medical Centre has highly qualified, vibrant and enthusiastic team of doctors in the fields of surgery, internal medicine, paediatrics and occupational health. There are also consultants such as Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) specialist, dietician, orthopaedic, gynaecologists, urologist and surgeons who take care of all cases in their various fields. Raphal Medical staff are highly trained in basic life support and are therefore able to help in the transportation of patients to tertiary hospitals. They really help in increasing the survival rate of patients. Our medical team comprises ten (10) doctors and specialist consultants. About 35 smart, energetic and neatly dressed nurses and lab technicians plus professional paramedical are available 24hours to provide quality care Our vision is to offer the best quality service in all areas of health to all and sundry whilst at the same time considering the spiritual needs of our clients. Our mission is to use modern medical technology to complement our kindhearted staff to deliver accessible, expedient and expectant healthcare to our clients in an enviable environment. It is to offer a unique experience to our patients and clients with healthcare provided by exclusive combinations of our compassionate staff, efficient processes and modern medical equipments.
Ndola Schools of Nursing & Midwifery Ndola Schools of Nursing & Midwifery Ndola Schools of Nursing & Midwifery is a composition of the General Nursing and Midwifery School. The School is situated at Ndola Central Hospital, 2½ km from the Town Centre. It is located in Ndola on the Copperbelt Province. The General Nursing School was officially opened in 1973 and was funded by World Bank and the School of Midwifery opened 4 years later, in August 1977. School of Nursing Mission Statement Striving for Excellence and Dedication to the Client/Patient Care through Health
Kalene Mission Hospital is in the northwest corner of Zambia, approximately 20 kilometres from the borders of Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Kalene from the air Kalene Hospital from the air (Click for larger image) Dr Walter Fisher commenced the medical work in 1905 from his home on Kalene Hill. The current hospital facility at the foot of the hill was built in the 1950's. The hospital has approximately 180 beds and provides inpatient and outpatient services including maternity, paediatrics, general medicine, infectious diseases, malnutrition and surgery. The hospital is part of a network of mission stations under the auspices of Christian Missions in Many Lands (CMML). It has its own constitution, and a hospital board. Over the last ten years there have been a number of significant developments at the hospital. This has helped the hospital to improve the quality of medical care to the local population. Although the hospital is in a very isolated area there are a number of regional factors and advantages which have supported the ongoing work and development of the hospital. Regionally the hospital, which is central to the Lunda tribal area continues to be the major health facility for a large geographical area (which includes a corner of three countries). Advantages include the hospital being close to the Zambezi river, and from 2007 it has been provided with reliable 24 hour electricity as a result of the Zengamina hydroelectric project. There is both the opportunity and space to renovate and expand hospital buildings, with recent renovations being supported by the Zambian Government, Brass Tacks and the Beit Trust. There is a flight service and nursing school facility on site and Sakeji primary school is about 20 km away.
St Francis' is a 350-bed hospital in rural Zambia, providing medical and surgical care to the people of Katete District (population 200,000), as well as accepting referrals from the whole of Eastern Province (population 1.5 million). The hospital employs and trains Zambian doctors, nurses, midwives and support staff, but due to the shortage of health workers in sub-Saharan Africa, we are always looking for volunteers from overseas to help us in our work. We are also a popular destination for medical students from all over the world, who come to spend their “elective” studies with us. The hospital is integrated into the Zambian Health Service, but we also rely on fund-raising and donations from abroad to maintain our enviable standards of care. The hospital is fully integrated into the Zambian Health Service and part funded by the Zambian Government, but also receives funding via the Anglican and Catholic Churches and from overseas support groups in the Netherlands and the U.K (see Support). It has a predominantly Zambian staff of 400, but also uses volunteers from overseas to compensate for the national shortage of clinical staff. There are 350 beds, divided into adult medical (male and female), paediatric, maternity and surgical (male and female – including gynaecology) wards. There is also a busy Labour Ward (2000 deliveries each year) and a basic Special Care Baby Unit. There are 2 operating theatres, accommodating 6 ”routine” theatre lists each week as well as emergency work. Over 3000 operations are performed annually. Accidents and injuries are common, and account for the largest proportion of admissions, with Malaria and HIV/AIDS following close behind There are around 22,608 Admissions a year (62 per day) - reaching a peak during the malaria season (February to April), when an average of 30 children are admitted every day. The General Outpatient Department is the main point of access to the hospital’s services for most patients. 93,038 people are seen and treated annually (on average, 255 per day). There are specialist clinics in Gynaecology, General Surgery, Medicine & Paediatrics, TB. The “Sandy Logie” HIV/AIDS clinic now runs 5 days per week: 5,148,000 tablets of Cotrimoxazole (a prophylactic drug given to patients with HIV) were dispensed in 2010 alone. Clinical officers also run a dental service and an eye clinic. Physiotherapy Paramedical services include physiotherapy, X-ray, laboratory and pharmacy. The HIV/AIDS service provides pre and post test counselling and runs a programme of community based education and preventative activities as well as support for people living with HIV/AIDS.