Africa & Middle East

The Al Suyoh Clinic offers services that cater to everyday healthcare needs such as children’s health, preventive checkups, women’s wellness, vaccinations, chronic disease management, and aesthetic treatments, including dermatological and dental care.

The procedure marks a significant milestone that positions Saudi Arabia as a destination for highly specialized medical care meeting global standards.

This substantial investment will enable the company to expand its distribution capacity for essential medical equipment and consumables across Senegal’s healthcare sector.

The launch represents a significant advancement in precision oncology, offering new hope to patients who previously had limited treatment options.

The Lions Hope Center represents a collaborative effort between Kenyatta National Hospital, the Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF), and the Kasigau Students Education Fund (KSEF).

The agreement outlines a comprehensive plan to save lives, build a more resilient health system, and enhance both nations’ capacity to address emerging global health challenges.

The organization plans to construct the country’s first dedicated facility for treating Sickle Cell Disease and blood cancers, which will offer life-saving bone-marrow transplants that are currently unavailable within Uganda’s borders.

The flagship tertiary facility, operated by the Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness in partnership with Stellenbosch University, now joins an elite group of centers worldwide offering this advanced limb salvage technique within the public healthcare sector.

Through its wholly owned healthcare subsidiary, NSIA Advanced Medical Services Limited (MedServe), the Authority has partnered with GE HealthCare to launch an ambitious diagnostic services expansion program.

The newly formed partnership, operating as SNG Health, represents the first direct investment of its kind in mosquito net production within the country.