🏙️ RSG Dubai Radiotherapy Centre — Opening Early 2027 🌍 Africa: Linac deployments, turnkey centres & radiotherapy PPP projects underway 🇲🇻 Maldives — National radiotherapy programme, RSG appointed technical partner 🇪🇬 Egypt — Proton therapy advisory + Linac installations in progress 🇬🇭 Ghana · 🇹🇿 Tanzania · 🇿🇲 Zambia — PPP radiotherapy projects active 📞 info@radiosurgeryglobal.com 🏙️ RSG Dubai Radiotherapy Centre — Opening Early 2027 🌍 Africa: Linac deployments, turnkey centres & radiotherapy PPP projects underway 🇲🇻 Maldives — National radiotherapy programme, RSG appointed technical partner 🇪🇬 Egypt — Proton therapy advisory + Linac installations in progress 🇬🇭 Ghana · 🇹🇿 Tanzania · 🇿🇲 Zambia — PPP radiotherapy projects active 📞 info@radiosurgeryglobal.com
Strategic Expansion

Africa & the Middle East

Sub-Saharan Africa has only 5% of the global radiotherapy capacity for 17% of the world's cancer burden. RSG is bridging this gap — one partnership, one centre at a time.

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People in Sub-Saharan Africa, a region where fewer than 1 in 20 cancer patients who need radiotherapy can access it (WHO data, 2023)
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Of Sub-Saharan African cancer patients receive radiotherapy — compared to 80%+ in high-income countries. The WHO estimates Africa needs 1,000+ additional RT machines to meet current demand.
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In healthcare infrastructure investment committed across GCC countries under Vision 2030 and equivalent national transformation programmes (GCC health sector reports, 2024)
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RT and proton therapy deployments RSG is planning across Africa & ME
The Challenge

Three Ways RSG Delivers Radiotherapy Access

RSG works at every point in the project delivery spectrum — from a single Linac deployment into an existing bunker, to a fully financed and operated turnkey cancer centre, to long-term public-private partnerships with national governments. The model is always adapted to what the market needs and what the government or hospital partner can sustain.

Linac Deployments

Direct linear accelerator deployments into existing hospital facilities — including bunker engineering, Akesis Gemini360RT® or equivalent LINAC supply, commissioning, clinical physics, and staff training. Operational in weeks, not years.

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Turnkey Cancer Centres

End-to-end project delivery: site selection, planning consent, bunker design and construction, multi-LINAC equipment fit-out, commissioning, clinical training and long-term O&M. RSG takes full accountability from groundbreaking to first patient treatment.

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Radiotherapy PPP Projects

Long-term public-private partnerships with national governments and health ministries — RSG finances, builds and operates radiotherapy infrastructure under concession or revenue-share models, enabling governments to deliver world-class cancer care without upfront capital outlay.

Priority Projects

Active Projects: Focus Countries

Five markets where RSG currently has advanced-stage projects — Linac deployments, turnkey builds, or PPP agreements with national governments.

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Maldives

National Programme PPP · Linac Deployment

The Maldives currently has zero domestic radiotherapy capacity — all cancer patients requiring RT must travel overseas, placing an enormous burden on patients, families and the national health system. RSG has been appointed as technical and delivery partner for the Maldives' inaugural national radiotherapy programme. The project covers site survey, bunker construction, Linac procurement and installation, clinical physics commissioning, and a structured training programme for local medical physicists and radiation therapy staff. This will be the first radiotherapy service ever available on Maldivian soil, and is structured as a long-term public-private partnership with the Ministry of Health.

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Egypt

Multi-Site Linac Deployment · Proton Advisory

Egypt is one of Africa's largest cancer markets by volume, and RSG has multiple active engagements across the country. Immediate-term work includes direct Linac deployments at hospital sites in Cairo and Alexandria, delivering urgently needed radiotherapy capacity for Egyptian patients. In parallel, RSG is serving as the technical and commercial advisor to the Egyptian government's planning process for the country's first proton therapy centre — assessing vendor options, site requirements, clinical workflow design and financing structures. Egypt represents RSG's largest African market by project value.

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Ghana

Government PPP Turnkey · DFI Financed

Ghana's Ministry of Health has committed to expanding national radiotherapy access as part of its National Cancer Control Programme. RSG is engaged as delivery partner for a PPP-structured radiotherapy expansion covering Accra and a second regional hospital site. The project is structured with DFI financing support — RSG has facilitated introductions to AfDB and Afreximbank financing desks — enabling the Ghanaian government to commission world-class RT infrastructure without significant upfront capital expenditure. Works include bunker construction, dual-Linac installation, comprehensive clinical training, and a 10-year O&M agreement.

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Tanzania

Government PPP Linac Deployment · Turnkey

Tanzania's 67 million people are currently served by just two functioning radiotherapy machines — one of the most acute RT deficits in East Africa. RSG is in advanced discussions with the Tanzanian Ministry of Health and Ocean Road Cancer Institute (ORCI) in Dar es Salaam to deploy additional Linac capacity under a public-private partnership model. The proposed project covers a new Linac deployment at ORCI alongside a feasibility study for a second regional oncology hub in northern Tanzania. RSG is also exploring brachytherapy expansion to address the high burden of cervical cancer.

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Zambia

Active Engagement PPP · Linac Deployment

Zambia has one of Southern Africa's most significant radiotherapy access gaps — the Cancer Diseases Hospital in Lusaka is the sole RT facility for a country of 20 million people. RSG is engaged with Zambian health ministry officials and hospital leadership on a PPP structure to deploy additional Linac capacity at Cancer Diseases Hospital while supporting the feasibility assessment of a second regional oncology centre. The engagement also covers clinical capacity building — RSG's training programme will upskill local radiation therapists and medical physicists alongside the hardware deployment.

Full Portfolio

All Active Markets

Beyond our priority African projects, RSG has active projects, partnerships, MoUs or feasibility engagements across the wider region.

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United Arab Emirates

Flagship Dubai Radiotherapy Centre opening early 2027. RSG's regional hub for MENA and Africa-bound patients. See Dubai page →

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Nigeria

Turnkey LINAC installation in Lagos in partnership with leading hospital group. Nigeria's largest city gaining domestic RT access — RSG is delivering it.

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Kenya

Nairobi regional oncology hub — serving East Africa's 300M+ population. LINAC + Brachytherapy deployment with government health ministry backing.

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South Africa

Equipment upgrade and AI contouring at a leading Johannesburg oncology department. Radformation auto-contouring and LAP QA systems deployed.

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Saudi Arabia

Multi-LINAC cancer centre partnership with a Riyadh hospital group. Vision 2030 aligned oncology infrastructure with RSG as technical and delivery lead.

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Morocco

LINAC supply, installation and commissioning for a Casablanca private hospital. Surface-guided RT and AI auto-contouring included.

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Ethiopia

Feasibility engagement for Addis Ababa hospital group. Africa's second most populous country with minimal domestic RT capacity — significant need RSG is addressing.

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Jordan

Distribution and service partner discussions for Akesis Gemini360RT and LAP QA systems across Jordanian hospital groups.

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Qatar

Cancer centre expansion advisory and equipment supply discussions. Qatar's ambitious healthcare infrastructure investment creates strong opportunity for RSG.

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