The handling of donated medicines and non-medical commodities during President Duma Boko’s declaration of public health emergency not only failed to resolve critical shortages but in some instances worsened the crisis, a report by the Ombudsman suggests.
The report also suggests that authorities among them Health Minister Stephen Modise provided information to the public that was inaccurate or misleading.
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