Partners

Building partnerships that advance African health research

THESYL works with pharmaceutical companies, research institutions, clinical sites, and technology organisations aligned with our mission of advancing health research and improving access to safe, effective medicines across Africa. We are open to partnerships that bring complementary expertise, shared purpose, and long-term commitment.

Who we partner with

Types of partnerships

By partnering with pharmaceutical companies, research institutions, healthcare providers, and other organisations, we ensure high-quality clinical trial execution, regulatory compliance, and pharmacovigilance services across African markets.

Pharmaceutical Companies and Manufacturers

We work with pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies - large and small - seeking to register, develop, or monitor products across African markets. Our in-country presence and regulatory expertise complement global development programmes that need local execution.

Research and Academic Institutions

We collaborate with universities, research institutes, and academic medical centres conducting clinical and translational research in Africa. These partnerships strengthen investigator networks, build local research capacity, and contribute to the evidence base for African health priorities.

Clinical Sites and Healthcare Providers

We partner with hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities that have the infrastructure and patient access to serve as clinical trial sites. We provide training, regulatory support, and operational oversight to help sites meet GCP standards and deliver high-quality trial data.

Technology and CRO Partners

We work with EDC, CTMS, eTMF, and eConsent technology providers - as well as other CROs with complementary geographic or therapeutic expertise. Technology partnerships enhance our operational efficiency, and CRO partnerships extend our service reach for clients with complex multi-region programmes.

What we bring

What THESYL brings to every partnership

  • In-country regulatory presence

    Direct working relationships with African regulatory authorities - regulatory intelligence and authority access built through direct engagement, not remote advisory.

  • ICH-standard clinical and regulatory execution

    Global GCP and ICH quality standards applied to every engagement - clinical research, pharmacovigilance, and regulatory affairs delivered to the same bar as any international market.

  • Regulatory intelligence across Africa

    Active monitoring of regulatory developments across African NRAs, harmonisation frameworks, and continental bodies - enabling partners to plan ahead rather than react.

  • Scalable across markets and programmes

    Structured to grow with the partnership - from a single market engagement to a multi-country African programme across regulatory affairs, pharmacovigilance, and clinical research.

Our clients

Working with

USOPHARMA Ltd

Regulatory affairs

USOPHARMA Ltd

Kigali, Rwanda - Active since July 2024

THESYL manages a 50-product Rwanda FDA registration programme on behalf of USOPHARMA Ltd - a Kigali-based pharmaceutical distributor company. The programme spans conventional medicines, biologics, and biosimilars across multiple therapeutic areas and manufacturers.

"We have been collaborating with THESYL on our market registration projects, and their expertise has been instrumental in navigating every step. Their regulatory services have proven essential, and we look forward to expanding our partnership to include upcoming pharmacovigilance initiatives."
Placide Siphon UWINGENEYE, Managing Director, USOPHARMA Ltd

Partner with us

Start a conversation

We are open to partnerships that align with our mission of advancing health research across Africa. If your organisation brings complementary expertise - whether in clinical operations, regulatory affairs, technology, or institutional research - we welcome the conversation.

Reach us at partners@thesyl.se or use the form below.

Pharmaceutical and Biotech

Registration, clinical development, pharmacovigilance

Research and Academic

Investigator networks, capacity building, NCD research

Clinical Sites

GCP-capable sites across Africa

Technology and CROs

EDC, CTMS, eTMF, eConsent, complementary CROs