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Vitavox Actu keeps you informed about the latest news in health, health economics and health policy in Morocco and Africa. Our team actively collects and analyzes accurate, reliable information on the latest health trends and challenges in these regions. We invite you to visit this page regularly to stay informed about health developments in the region.

Peer learning and viral hepatitis elimination in Africa
Viral hepatitis in Africa: peer learning and the 2030 targets
Prevention and risks
Peer learning can support Africa’s hepatitis response. Progress towards the 2030 targets still depends on surveillance, sustainable funding and access to care.
Medical supply chains and local production in Morocco
Medical supply and sovereignty in Morocco: the limits of public–private partnerships
Health sovereignty
The Promamec–Ansell partnership illustrates the benefits and limits of distribution agreements in Morocco, from supply security to local production and technology transfer.
Domestic health financing and the African Leadership Meeting framework
From aid dependence to financial sovereignty: the African Leadership Meeting framework
Coverage and financing
As aid declines, the African Leadership Meeting framework prioritises domestic health financing. Its credibility rests on verifiable, sustainable budget commitments.
Morocco’s national reference tariff and health insurance governance
Morocco’s reference health tariff: agreement in principle and governance challenges
Coverage and financing
The agreement in principle on Morocco’s national reference tariff raises questions of governance, patient costs and AMO sustainability while a formal agreement remains outstanding.
The African Pooled Procurement Mechanism and pharmaceutical sovereignty
Pooling pharmaceutical demand in Africa: the African Pooled Procurement Mechanism
Health sovereignty
Pooled medicine procurement can strengthen Africa’s bargaining power. Its industrial impact nevertheless depends on local production, regulation and sustainable funding.
Deploying and retaining medical specialists in Morocco’s regions
Beyond deployment: retaining doctors in Morocco’s health reform
Morocco needs 96,000 additional health professionals. Deploying 530 specialists to the regions raises a further question: how to retain them after compulsory service.

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