Sunday, 28 February 2021
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 the duration of the pandemic. It will be in effect until a formal declaration is made by the Government of Zimbabwe regarding the end of the pandemic. This guideline clarifies the roles and responsibilities of Management and Staff in the prevention of and handling of the Covid-19 cases at the workplace.
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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
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