EPSS held its 5th International Suppliers Conference on 28 April 2026 and named its top-performing suppliers. What that scorecard means for medicine sellers.
LifeCare maintains 225+ EFDA-registered medicines and devices. What Ethiopian product registration, 180-day renewals, variations and pharmacovigilance require.
225 EFDA Product Registrations: What It Takes to Keep a Medicine on the Ethiopian Market Read More »
Report from the 46th Annual Scientific Conference of the Ethiopian Pharmaceutical Association, held 29 to 30 July 2026 at EPSS headquarters in Addis Ababa.
Ethiopia’s worst malaria year in seven years peaks September to December. The antimalarials, RDTs, and supplies hospitals and pharmacies must stock before it.
Who imports medicine into Ethiopia, where it comes from, what EFDA requires, and how to pick a reliable pharmaceutical importer. With H1 2025 trade data.
Pharmaceutical Importers in Ethiopia: How the Market Works in 2026 Read More »
EFDA licenses importers and wholesalers separately. What each licence allows, how the distribution chain works, and which supplier type fits your pharmacy or hospital.
Pharmaceutical Wholesaler vs Importer in Ethiopia: What’s the Difference? Read More »
How the Addis Ababa medical-supplies market works: import data, EFDA registration checks, local manufacturing, and how hospitals and pharmacies should buy in 2026.
Medical Supplies in Addis Ababa: A Buyer’s Guide for 2026 Read More »
The Ethiopian fiscal year began 8 July 2026 with a record 2.34 trillion birr budget. What it means for EPSS tenders, procurement timing, and supplier registration.
Ethiopia’s rains drive cholera transmission. The ORS, IV fluids, and outbreak commodities hospitals and NGO programmes should pre-position before the 2026 peak.
The birr passed 161 per dollar in July 2026. How Ethiopia’s floating exchange rate feeds into pharmaceutical import costs, shown line by line, and how buyers can respond.