Kemsa has also been advised to expedite procurement of 150, 000 doses of ARVs, bought by GoK, that were scheduled to arrive in June this year.

It has been regarded as a ground-breaking scheme that has enabled some of the world's poorest people to access anti-retroviral drugs (ARVs) and has saved more than 25 million lives worldwide. A 90-day ...

It has been regarded as a ground-breaking scheme that has enabled some of the world's poorest people to access anti-retroviral drugs (ARVs) and has saved more than 25 million lives worldwide.

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