Afreximbank and Med Aditus signed an agreement to finance the preparation of feasibility studies for a US$40 million pharmaceutical manufacturing plant in Kisumu, Kenya, focusing on essential medicines for various diseases. The state-of-the-art plant will utilize blockchain technology to enhance quality and access to affordable medicines, supporting local production and reducing counterfeit drugs. This initiative is part of Afreximbank’s Africa Health Security Investment Plan and aims to strengthen health security and promote economic development in Africa.
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News24 | If ANC fails to curb KZN joblessness, it ‘won’t return’ after 2026 elections, warns Mabuyakhulu
If the ANC fails to address the escalating unemployment crisis, they risk losing support in the upcoming 2026 municipal elections, according to Mike Mabuyakhulu, coordinator of the KwaZulu-Natal ANC provincial task team. His comments were made during a provincial tripartite alliance summit focused on local governance, emphasizing the urgency for effective solutions. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: ANC Must Solve Job Problems to Stay in PowerIf the ANC doesn't fix the job issues,...
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