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Gov’t boosts health sector with over $700M worth of medicines

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The Government of The Gambia has procured medicines and medical consumables worth over US$700 million under its annual medical procurement programme, as part of efforts to make essential health products available to all Gambians. The consignments have been arriving progressively since April and are being received and handled through the Central Medical Store in Kotu for storage and onward distribution to health facilities. Seven containers have …
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thepoint.gm broke the news on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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