Botswana benefits from US medical foundation

Tuesday, May 27, 2014

Under development: BIUST continues to be developed

PALAPYE: Representatives from the Botswana International University of Science and Technology (BIUST) held a preparatory meeting last week with a delegation from the United States-based Niamey Medical Foundation Mission to Botswana.

A statement from BUIST says the mission will see high-level professionals visiting local communities to offer medical solutions to the country’s most pressing health care challenges.

The medical mission is a tripartite partnership between the Ministry of Health, Niamey Medical Foundation and BIUST.

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