Exposed: Sale of government drugs in foreign lands

The Standard

TB/HIV Intergration workshop

TB/HIV intergration workshop

On 22nd July,2009 NZP+ Lusaka held a workshop where 22 NZP+ members attended ,the last session of the workshop was a presentation on the stop stock outs campaign ,the presentation was done by casco Mubanga one of he country team member, in his presentation Casco introduced the essential medicine concept and the stock out campaign, [...]

MeTA stakeholders workshop

NZP+ Lusaka is a member of the Zambia Medicine Alliance Transparency (MeTA) Civil Society Organizations Coalition, The coalition held a workshop on were 14 civil society organization attended, a presentation was made on the stop stock out campaign, the presented covered the concept and aims of the campaign, this presentation Casco the stop stock outs [...]

Kisumu residents demand for essential medicines

Participants at the Kisumu public forum

Tuesday 14 July 2009 Kisumu: People thronged the Pollyview Hotel in Kisumu, the third largest town in Kenya, to hear about stock-outs of essential medicines in the country. The overzealous crowd was composed of Kisumu residents from various walks of life including youth groups, health workers from communities and facilities around the city, peer educators, [...]

Africa: World Leaders Urged to Continue Funding Aids Programmes

allAfrica.com

Disruptions in HIV drug supplies and funding endanger patient lives

MSF

SOUTH AFRICA: Condom stockouts threaten prevention efforts

Medlinks

ZIMBABWE: Doctors and ARVs in short supply

PlusNews

ZAMBIA Stop Stock-Out country team report

Material produced Four fact sheets. Essential medicines concept from WHO Distribution system from the central medical stores Campaign statements Government commitments. Media coverage The stop stock outs campaign launch done on 8th April 2009 was covered by Radio 4, a national radio station, and Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation TV station. Reports World TB Day On [...]

Deadly kala-azar disease spreads in several Karamoja districts

Sunday Monitor