AMI hospital faces imminent closure

AMI Hospital or Trauma Centre at Msasani in Dar es Salaam is facing closure after it failed to comply with the Court of Appeal order that sought the South African company to deposit in court $1.514 million (about Sh2.725 billion) following a dispute over tenancy.

Front view of the New Sali International Hospital opened in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

By Correspondent

Sali International Hospital has acquired all assets belonging to former African Medical Investment (AMI) Hospital which closed business in Dar es Salaam five months ago (May).

The hospital proprietors, Dr. Edward Tamale-Ssali and his wife Kate Ssali, apart from buying AMI assets, has added more modern equipments and moved to put up a state of the art international hospital at the same...

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A new investor, Sali International Hospital (SIH), has acquired all assets belonging to former African Medical Investment (AMI) Hospital, which closed business in Dar es Salaam in May, this year.

  The management of AMI Hospital – Dar es Salaam wishes to take this opportunity to acknowledge to its various stakeholders that we are aware of their fears and concerns that have been elicited by the news that appeared in a section of the local media to the effect that AMI Hospital has filed for bankruptcy.
 Given the sensitivity of the matter and the fact that it is an issue that is before the courts, the Hospital management would not wish to be drawn to this discussion at the moment. The...

The fate of employees of Medical Investment Ltd (AMI) Hospital, also known as Trauma Centre in Dar es Salaam, hangs in the balance as the hospital officially closes business in Tanzania.

Court broker from MEM Auctioneers and General Brokers Ltd Mr. Elieza Mwambo (second right) hands over door keys to Bains Holdings Limited Site Manager Mr Zulfiqar Hassanali (left) as a sign of handing over a premise where AMI hospital used to operate its business, back to the landlord, after AMI was evicted for nun-payment of $ 1.75 million as rent due for 3 years. Right is MEM Operation Manager, Mr. Protches Moshi.

Court broker from MEM Auctioneers and General Brokers Ltd Mr. Elieza...

 Patients and relatives who went to seek medical attention at African Medical Investment Ltd (AMI Hospital, also known as Trauma Center) in Dar es Salaam were yesterday in shock to see court brokers attaching hospital belonging after AMI failed to pay its rental bills for the past 26 months that accumulated to $1.6million.
Speaking to journalists who went to witness the eviction court broker from MEM Auctioneers and General Brokers Ltd, Mr Elieza Mbwambwa, said they were carrying out a court...