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AFED Economic Development Board wishes to inform its members that the Government of Tanzania, through the Ministry of Health, is hosting the Tanzania Pharmaceutical Production Investment Forum in Dar es Salaam on Monday, 19th January 2026 at the Hyatt Regency, The Kilimanjaro. 


About Tanzania Pharmaceutical Production Investment Forum 


The Tanzania Pharmaceutical Production Investment Forum is a government hosted initiative focused on encouraging investment in pharmaceutical manufacturing in Tanzania. The forum provides a structured platform to present opportunities within the local pharmaceutical sector and to support the growth of medicine production and related health products. 


The event brings together policymakers, regulators, investors, manufacturers and development partners. Discussions focus on investment opportunities, regulatory pathways, quality standards and strategic partnerships that support local manufacturing capacity and reduce reliance on imported medicines. 


The forum forms part of Tanzania’s wider health and industrial development strategy. Members with an interest in the pharmaceutical and health manufacturing sector are encouraged to review the forum details and registration information through the following link: https://luma.com/qmt1mjik

 



Secretariat

Economic Development Board


9th January 2026



 
 
 

Over the years, the Central Health Board (CHB) has been supporting community members from various Jamaats across Africa who require medical treatment both locally and internationally. While many members have benefited from this assistance, the demand for medical support continues to grow.


To ensure fairness, transparency, and timely support, and to avoid unnecessary delays, pressure, or grievances, the following process and guidelines have been established for all community members seeking CHB assistance. 


Process for Seeking Medical Assistance


1.  Patient Reports Submission to Jamaat

The patient must obtain relevant medical reports and submit them to their respective Jamaat, along with a formal request letter clearly specifying the type of medical assistance required.


Additionally, the patient must clearly indicate:

  • The name of the hospital or medical facility where treatment is intended

  • Whether the same treatment or facility is available locally, or if treatment abroad is being sought


2.  Jamaat Vetting & Submission to CHB

The Jamaat will review and vet the case before forwarding it to the Central Health Board (CHB) of Africa Federation, including a proposed budget with a detailed cost breakdown. 


3.  Disclosure of Contributions


The Jamaat must clearly state:

  • Patient’s own contribution

  • Contribution from family and friends

  • Jamaat’s contribution

  • Deficit amount requiring CHBs assistance


4.  CHB Support (Subject to Availability of Funds)

Based on the availability of funds/resources, CHB may contribute towards the medical case. 


5.  Alternative Treatment Options

Where applicable, CHB may suggest alternative treatment options, including local medical facilities, based on medical feasibility and available resources. 


Community members are kindly requested to adhere strictly to the above process. This structured approach enables Jamaats and CHB to manage medical assistance responsibly while ensuring deserving cases are addressed with dignity, fairness, and efficiency. 


May Allah (SWT) grant shifaa to all those who are unwell and reward all those who support healthcare initiatives within our community, Ameen.  


CHB - YOUR HEALTH IS OUR PRIORITY


Secretariat

Central Health Board of Africa (CHB)


07th January 2026

 
 
 

The Africa Federation Media and Editorial Board (MEB) seeking to employ suitably qualified person for the above position.

The post holder shall be based at the Africa Federation Secretariat office located at AFED Tower, corner of Jamhuri and Mwisho Street, Dar-es-Salaam.

Interested persons having the required qualifications and experience are invited to submit their written application with the latest Curriculum Vitae (CV) by Friday 30th January 2026. Applications can be sent via email on the below quoted address.

Applicants with the following qualifications and skills will have an added advantage:

• Good written and spoken languages; English, French, Gujarati and Kiswahili.

• Good knowledge of the religion of Islam and Shia Faith.

• Good communication, writing and listening skills

• A team player and a motivator.

• Ability to perform the tasks independently with minimum supervision.


Applications should be addressed to:

The Hon. Secretary

The Federation of KSI Jamaats of Africa

AFED Tower, First Floor - Corner of Jamhuri and Mwisho Street

Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania

More details are provided in the Job Description (Click here to read the Job Description). Should anyone need more information, they may contact the Media Board (media@africafederation.org)

Alihassan Kassam

Hon. Secretary

 
 
 
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