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Kenya Packaging Industry: Silafrica Discusses the Cost Savings of Thin Wall Packaging in Big Pharma

The market forces in the pharmaceutical industry are shifting towards more sustainable packaging options as consumers are becoming more conscious of their impact on the environment and are demanding more eco-friendly products. Pharmaceutical companies that invest in recyclable packaging will not only be able to meet consumer demands, but also stay ahead of their competitors.

Ghana Real Estate: SuCasa Properties Steals the Show as Headline Sponsor at the ADINA Conference

The African Diaspora Investment Network Alliance (ADINA) Conference was another show of opportunity creation, information dissemination, corporate networking, and hopes of widening investment opportunities for the diaspora community in particular towards the domestic economic expansion and development. The SuCasa brand echoes a sound of hope and re-assurance, as the continuous increase in demand for Ghana’s housing infrastructural asset, presents a real challenge to the government.

Competition, Regulation and Excessive Pricing of Medicines by Thula Kaira of AB & David Zambia

Following the example of countries such as Ghana, the Government of Zambia promoted the establishment of the National Health Insurance Management Authority [NHIMA] to spearhead universal health access, notably to the underprivileged. A common problem has been that the private health insurance providers [PHIPs] have not been able to guarantee universal and affordable healthcare.

“Is Africa Cross-Border Lending Under Threat?” by Akosua Akowuah of AB & David Africa

The decision of the High Court in Uganda in the recent case of HAM ENTERPRISES V DIAMOND TRUST BANK (U) AND DIAMOND TRUST BANK (K) LTD has sent the financial sector reeling for cover. Incidentally, the controversial decision in Ham’s case was made at a time when an increase in potential cross-border lending in Africa was anticipated; and the continent was in transition buoyed by the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA).

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