Shalina Pharmacy in Bangui, the capital of Central African Republic, is the newest branch in Shalina's ever expanding network of pharmaceutical depots. It represents the fifth country in Africa in which Shalina has made a direct foray into the market.

The branch was inaugurated on 27th February 2008 under the auspices of Prime Minister Faustine Theodore who gave Shalina the honor of cutting the ribbon to signify the commencement of operations. At the opening ceremony speeches were given by the Minister of Health Faustine Ntelnoumbi, and by Shalina's pharmacist Dr Joseph Grembo, and also the Mayor of Bangui City Mme Jama. The event was also graced with the presence of many members of parliament and ambassadors of several countries.

Shalina aims to expand it reach and presence throughout the country by building on its core values of delivering low cost medicines at affordable prices for the masses. Shalina will ethically promote its products to the doctors and pharmacists in the country. To achieve this Shalina has a dynamic team of 23 people.