article · Frontiers in Medicine
The importation of radiopharmaceuticals between individual SADC member states is hindered by high import costs, unharmonized customs regulations, limited production capacity, and inefficient transport systems. South Africa remains the main regional supplier, yet its market dominance and high costs restrict access for neighboring countries. Strengthening regional collaboration, harmonizing customs procedures, and expanding local production capacity are essential to improve the accessibility and sustainability of radiopharmaceuticals in the region.
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DOI: 10.3389/fmed.2026.1786884
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