Public hospitals have long battled persistent drug shortages, worsened by foreign currency constraints and dependence on imported medicines. But that tide is now turning. At NatPharm’s Harare warehouse, the government’s push to eliminate stockouts is gaining momentum, with NDS2-driven reforms transforming the funding, procurement, storage and distribution of essential drugs.
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