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Research was carried out in the medical device industries of Ghana and Nigeria. Medical imaging markets were specifically covered in this study. Market sizes were determined for 2007, as well as forecasts for the period 2008-2014, for each the medical imaging segments, and for each country. In addition, market dynamics, such as challenges, drivers ...

The African continent grapples with a huge burden of communicable diseases, particularly HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria. With African governments facing major health financing challenges, a significant proportion of these disease areas are financed by global aid organizations that are also helping in poverty eradication in the continent. Paral...

29 Jan 2016  |  Africa  |  Market Research

Ethiopian Pharmaceutical Market, Forecast to 2020

Preference for Generic Prescription Drugs to Create New Market Dynamics, Demand for Anti-Infectives Rises

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This study offers an insight into the pharmaceutical industry of Ethiopia, where preference for generic, prescription drugs is growing. There is information on recent reforms introduced by the government (like tax benefits for in-country production, national strategy, and plan of action for pharmaceutical manufacturing development, growth and trans...

The East African region boasts of a number of emerging leaders within Sub-Saharan Africa in terms of overall development and growth. On one hand, the region has one of the highest burdens of disease in the world, such as HIV, malaria, and tuberculosis. On the other hand, there has been a growing trend of non-communicable diseases, such as cancers a...

Nigeria has the largest consumer base in Sub-Saharan region. A larger part of the population living in urban areas is a favorable indicator for market entry. Robust growth of around 7% for the past decade is threatened by macroeconomic challenges, particularly exchange-rate volatility and falling global oil prices that impact public-sector spending...