By: Nana
Appiah Acquaye
Vodacom Tanzania Plc has
been recognised by the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) and the Ministry
of Health for its contribution towards advancing Universal Health Coverage
through its VodaBima initiative.
The recognition highlights
the role of public-private partnerships in expanding healthcare access across
Tanzania, with Vodacom pointing to its technology, extensive distribution
network and trusted brand as key resources in making health services more accessible.
“We are honoured to be
recognised by NHIF and the Ministry of Health for our contribution towards
advancing Universal Health Coverage through VodaBima,” the company said.
Vodacom Tanzania said the
recognition reinforced its belief that meaningful partnerships between
government and the private sector can accelerate healthcare access.
“By bringing together
Vodacom’s technology, extensive distribution network and trusted brand, we can
help make health services more accessible to Tanzanians across the country,”
the company said.
The company reaffirmed its
commitment to working with partners to support a healthier and more inclusive
Tanzania.
