Why this steep rise in price of Malaria Drug?

Tanzania is the 15th among 22 countries most TB patients. It mentions the number of patients in the country increase rapidly from 11,000 people in 1984 to 62,000 in 2006. Increased also up to 63,892 in 2012 and in 2013 reached 65,000.

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A parasite-killing drug, whose discovery won the Nobel prize, may also cut cases of malaria, say researchers.

Malaria drug factory opens on Thursday
Daily News
A STATE-of-art Biolarvicides factory that promises to wipe out the deadly malaria in the country is scheduled for official launch today. President Jakaya Kikwete and the visiting Ethiopian Prime Minister, Hailemariam Desalegn, are expected to officiate ...

BY ABDUEL ELINAZA, 29 APRIL 2014  ALLAFRICA.COM
Guangzhou — TANZANIA could be headed to a malaria-free country, thanks to Chinese medical research findings that target the disease-causing parasite itself instead of the mosquitoes which carry it. The current approach to deal with malaria is to control mosquitoes, which spread the disease by either killing them with insecticides or by draining bodies of stagnant water in which their larvae live.
However, Dr Li Guoqiao of the Guangzhou...

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Malaria Drug Helps Virus Patients Improve, in Small Study  The New York Times

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