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Overview of The Pharmaceutical Society of Uganda
PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF UGANDA

The Pharmaceutical Soceity of Uganda was founded in 1960 and was established by an act of parliament through the Pharmacy and drugs act,Cap 280 of the laws of
Uganda as the Professional body for Pharmacists. The governing body of the society is the council of the Pharmaceutical society of Uganda whose mandate is to ensure the highest practicable standards In the practice of Pharmacy in Uganda. In executing this mandate, the Council annually licenses the Pharmacists to supervise the operations of all Pharmaceutical outlets and drug manufacturing facilities. This is to ensure that the medicines sold ormanufactured have gone through the hands of competent profesionals and are therefore suitable for human and veterinary use. As provided in section 21 of the Pharmacy and drugs act, the Council of the Pharmaceutical society hereby publishes the list of approved Pharmacists and the Pharmaceutical outlets that they supervise in 2012.

No.

Name
1 A M M Kaddu

REG No.

PLACE OF WORK
67 MIS Delmaw Enterprises Ltd

LOCATION
Bombo Road,Kampala

2 Abbey Mukasa Kafumbe

461 St Jude Pharmacy

Nakulabye,Kampala

3 Abdallah Kizza

576 K.K Pharmacy

Masaka
Masaka

CKI Pharmacy

4 Abdukarim Lubega

629 G.M Pharmacy Ltd
Rhine Pharmaceuticals Ltd

5 Abdul K Ghaffar .K

664 Malyamu Pharmacy
Ncare Ltd

6 Abdul Mohammed Khalid

304 Kravis Health Care (U) Ltd
Makerere University

7 Aggrey Byamukama

332 Vet Center High Street
Byamaka Pharmaceuticals Company Ltd

8 Ahmad Mumtaz

246 Health Care Ltd
Prime Health Care Ltd

9 Aida .N.Kawuma

690 Gentle Care Pharmacy
SGM-Plus Pharmacy

10 Aisha Namakula

619 Equus Enterprises
House of Holly Family

11 Albert Kalangwa

460 Access Global Pharmacy
Ministry of Health

12 Alex Adrone Kuribanza

589 Ales Pharmacy
Pharmagen Uganda Ltd

Mbuya,Kampala
Wakiso
Bukoto,Kampala
Wakiso
Najjera,Wakiso
Kampala
Mbarara
Mbarara
Kampala
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