Deeksha Gupta

With over two decades of conflict, DRC went through much damage to its infrastructure despite the great wealth and resources. Now, as calm and peace is taking effect, the government and the people of DRC are determined to build their country to a stable, economically endowed and prosperous nation. It is evident that healthy population is a key pillar in achieving that kind of a nation.   DRC has an estimated population of 85 million people as at July 2018 with 63% of the population being under the age of 24 and another 31% being between 25 – 54 years. This clearly shows that DRC is made up of a generally young population of productive ages. This is the population that must remain healthy to build the country to a latter glory. Remaining healthy is paramount for the rebuilding of the nation.     Being an investor, Jayesh Saini says there is great potential in healthcare industry –in development of infrastructure for pharmaceutical manufacturing, healthcare service ...

 With a population of over 200 million people, Nigeria is the most populated country in Africa and the seventh in the world. With this kind of population, Nigeria would be considered a land of opportunities, including for consumption of services and products and availability of human capital. Many investors would thus give it a top consideration. That is coupled with the reputation that Nigerians are known for wanting finer things in life and living in the fast lane, especially out of their own country.   According to Jayesh Saini, there is no doubt there is great potential in the country, especially in the healthcare industry where he has vested interests in healthcare service delivery. The industry, he points out is not as developed as would be expected of such a vast land and human capital. It is unbelievable with all resources the country is endowed with, their still have not managed to meet the 15% of the national budget for healthcare and the total health facilities ...

  DR SWARUP MISHRA He is the Chairman and Founder of Mediheal Group of Hospital s. He travelled from Odisha (formerly Orissa) in eastern India to Kenya, East Africa and in 1997 alongside his wife who is also a medical practitioner they settled in a town called Eldoret. His medical career in Kenya started by him being employed as lecturer in one of the local universities. In 2005 he decided to venture in private practice and acquired what is now referred to as Mediheal Group of Hospitals with hospitals/clinics in the towns of Eldoret , Nakuru and Nairobi. Among the services they provide include: laboratory, ART, ENT, physiotherapy, dental, Ophthalmology, Obstetrics & Gynecology and orthopedics. Dr Mishra is now settled in Kenya and is even a politician. DR UMESH CHANDRA SAINI The camera shy and highly private Dr Saini is the Chairman and Founder of The Nairobi West Hospital. A Kenyan Indian by naturalization, he was born in Kaimganj, Uttar Pradesh, India. He went to Kenya ...