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Recover millions owed by Sahel nations for supplied medicines – PMAG urges government

todayNovember 9, 2025

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Recover millions owed by Sahel nations for supplied medicines – PMAG urges governmentThe Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association of Ghana (PMAG) is urging the government to take firm action to recover millions of dollars owed by West African governments for medicines supplied by Ghanaian pharmaceutical companies. The association warns that the prolonged delay in payments threatens the financial stability of local manufacturers and could undermine Ghana’s ambition of becoming […]

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