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#constitution of zimbabwe

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New rules under the Medical Services Act require private hospitals to treat life-threatening emergencies before payment is settled.
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Health

Private Hospitals Must Treat Life-Threatening Emergencies, Law Says

Zimbabwean law now requires private hospitals to treat patients in life-threatening emergencies before payment is discussed. The rule stabilises patients for up to 48 hours before transfer to a government facility, but the bill can still follow later.

Health·Prosper Makunike·2 days ago

A padlocked door representing a tenant locked out of a rented home in Zimbabwe.
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Opinion & Analysis

Can Your Landlord Just Lock You Out? Zimbabwe's Law Says No

Zimbabwean law does not allow a landlord to remove a tenant simply by changing the locks. Section 74 of the Constitution requires a court order before anyone is evicted from their home, no matter who holds the keys.

Opinion & Analysis·Prosper Makunike·2 days ago