
Mugisha Nkoronko
Mugisha Nkoronko is the president of the Medical Association of Tanzania (MAT), recognized for advocating for improved healthcare policies and local manufacturing of medicines in Tanzania. Recently, he expressed strong support for the government's initiative to revive local production of antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) as part of a strategic push for pharmaceutical independence amid changing international funding dynamics.
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Dr Mugisha Nkoronko described the drug as a revolutionary advancement in HIV treatment.
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Tough task awaits ministers | The CitizenDr Mugisha Nkoronko, President of the Medical Association of Tanzania, who officiated the forum, acknowledged Smile Train’s support.
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What awaits new Muhimbili hospital directorDr Mugisha Nkoronko is the President of the Medical Association of Tanzania who called for a thorough investigation into Dr Tito's death.
Body found at Coco Beach identified as missing Muhas surgical studentMedical Association of Tanzania (MAT) president Mugisha Nkoronko expressed strong support for the plan.
Tanzania seeks self-sufficiency with local manufacture of ARVs








































