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Chairperson of the Cabinet Sub-Committee on the health crisis, Minister Manqoba Khumalo, has assured the public of ongoing efforts to ensure essential medicinal drugs' accessibility by the end of January Khumalo emphasised government's steadfast commitment to addressing the persistent challenge of medicinal drugs availability within the country, highlighting substantial progress in remedying concerns regarding the Central Medical Stores CMS. Acknowledging the obstacles faced by suppliers, Khumalo stressed that delayed government payments have significantly impacted vital services, including oxygen suppliers, cleaning, security and catering. Khumalo also expressed gratitude for the minister of finance's assurance regarding budget availability to settle outstanding invoices, crediting this step for streamlining the procurement process and facilitating an uninterrupted supply of crucial drugs. During the tour, the committee was informed that the procurement process was the major cause of the drugs shortage in public health facilities. The CMS procurement team informed the committee that the procurement process was tedious, involving a lot of manual paperwork that needed to be signed by various departments before payments could be made. They highlighted that errors or missing documents necessitated restarting the process from scratch, slowing down the entire process and leading to delays. The team highlighted that the outstanding debt has led to these suppliers not delivering any pharmaceuticals and medicinal supplies to the CMS. The suppliers explained that they were in debt because of the money owed by the government, as they take loans when buying the stock. During the tour, the subcommittee probed the CMS team on systems to monitor drugs dispatched form the CMS to various health facilities on time. Minister Buthelezi noted that some drugs were stolen from government, and therefore, recommended surveillance of all vehicles that transport medication and medical supplies from the CMS to various health facilities. In response, the team said all dispatched supplies were recorded and checked before being transported to the various facilities all over the country. The CMS team noted that cameras and tracking systems were available, but were not operative due to licensing issues. Renowned Nigerian pharmaceutical innovation expert Abimbola Adekin has recommended the introduction of artificial intelligence AI into the requisition, acquisition, and distribution process of medicines to public health facilities. Adekin, the Chief Executive Officer of Advantage Health Africa, a healthcare solution company providing technology products and services to promote access to affordable, quality healthcare across the African continent, believes that the science of making machines think like humans could eliminate drug stock-outs and manage supply chain processes, curbing corruption. She explained that the introduction of an AI-driven medical procurement platform removes brokers and middlemen from the value chain, thereby generating cost savings of up to 40 per cent for the country, easing supply chain issues. TQM Textiles workers are reportedly frustrated after their working days were drastically reduced IT is kind of hard to write on a serious topic, especially after the Saturday that we Manchester Material may not be published or reproduced in any form without prior written permission. Design by Real Image Internet.

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A submission to disqualify companies run by Consuls from participating in public procurement was thrown out of the window in parliament. This happens after some Cabinet Ministers and Attorney General AG Sifiso Khumalo made it known that Consuls were not politicians and, therefore, eligible to apply for tenders in the country. Also in the same vein, MPs have voted to remove a recommendation by Ministry of Health portfolio committee to by straight from manufactures A recommendation in the Ministry of Health performance report to have government buying drugs straight from the supplier was voted against by members of the House of Assembly on Friday morning. Appointed Member of Parliament Tsembeni Magongo motivated that the middleman in the procurement of drugs must be removed for efficiency and transparency purposes. All these comes following the alarming shortage of drugs in public hospitals and the investigation of one of government suppliers Swazi Pharm which is under the directorship Indonesia Consular Kareem Ashraf. Lobamba MP Michael Masilela warned on the legal implications the House might find itself in and jobs many Emaswati might lose in letting government buy straight from manufactures. By popular vote, the House of Assembly approved that government must continue to use third party companies in the procurement of drugs. In a statement by Government Spokesperson Alpheous Nxumalo on Thursday, Government stated categorically clear that it never had problems with working with Swazi Pharm as the supplier of drugs. Nxumalo continued that Swazi Pharm has never been a subject of investigations on its dealings with government. It has come to my attention that there is a concerted effort to malign, discredit and defame my name by Independent News Eswatini is a registered private media house in Eswatini established in and is based in Mbabane. We are the fastest growing weekly news publication in Eswatini that seeks to publish, investigative stories that give insight and play the watchdog media role in government politics, uncovering corruption, giving business insights, technology and economic outlook in Eswatini. Tuesday, October 22, Home Local News. March 16, A submission to disqualify companies run by Consuls from participating in public procurement was thrown out of the window in parliament This happens after some Cabinet Ministers and Attorney General AG Sifiso Khumalo made it known that Consuls were not politicians and, therefore, eligible to apply for tenders in the country. Share 1 Tweet 1 Share. Sabelo Gwebu. Related Posts. Community News. King meets Pope Francis October 18, Next Post. Discussion about this post. Trending Comments Latest. Cybersecurity awareness initiative hits schools October 18, Press Releases. Read more. Stay Connected test. Recent News. Follow Us. Browse by Category. Login to your account below. Forgotten Password? Fill the forms bellow to register. All fields are required. Log In. Retrieve your password Please enter your username or email address to reset your password. Sign-up now - be the first to know!

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