The Quality Policy of the Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) is to ensure the provision of accurate and timeous services, continuously meet requirements of our customers and guarantee patient safety as stated in the Medicines and Allied Substances Control Act (Chapter 15:03). This enables the Authority to be an effective medicines regulator in Zimbabwe and a leading regulatory authority in the world. MCAZ is committed to protecting the public and animal health by ensuring that accessible medicines, allied substances and medical devices are safe, effective and of good quality. This is achieved by carrying out activities in accordance with the relevant procedures and specifications.
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Guidance on submission of covid-19 vaccine applications for emergency use authorisation and registration have been published. Click MCAZ COVID-19 VACCINE GUIDANCE-VERSION 11 download the guideline.
In order to improve service delivery to our valued customers, MCAZ collects information on Customer Complaints. To download the 2019 Customer Complaints Trends Analysis Click here
The Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) Covid-19 Health and Safety Guidelines applies to MCAZ staff with the intention of preventing workplace infections, protecting lives, and promoting employee health for...
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Draft SADC Variations Guidelines are now available Click the following links to download the guidelines and the comments sheet Draft SADC Variations Guidelines Draft SADC Variations Guidelines Comments Sheet
In pursuit of promoting high ethical standards, the Authority has formulated a Code of Ethics for its employees and members of the Authority .The Authority believes that high ethical...
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Increased Reporting from the Targeted Spontaneous Reporting (TSR) Programme Click here to download the 2018 Drug Information Bulletin
The Quality Policy of the Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) is to ensure the provision of accurate and timeous services, continuously meet requirements of our customers and guarantee patient...
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