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The country’s industries were utilising a combined 56% of their installed capacities in 2021, according to official data.

Article 37 of the Constitution grants express freedom to demonstrate.

Zimbabwe’s industries have been battling currency volatility, high inflation, prolonged power cuts and escalating costs, which have been compounded by over-policing.

Zimbabwe Justice Minister Ziyamba Ziyambi has justified the postponement of by-elections that were due in December saying current regulations to contain the coronavirus pandemic allow this and they end in January. Asked if this was not a question of double standards as people were gathering to hold primary elections and buses were travelling long distances

Parliament has given the State a one-year window to republish and table in the house 1,764 regulations.

Customers will no longer be required to disclose the source, use and beneficiaries before getting clearance.

Lusaka - Zambia: The National Council for Construction is finalising Statutory Instruments formulated to regulate the construction sector and provide legal

Declassified papers show the Government moved to introduce legislation in 1999.

On 9 December 2022, the United Kingdom’s Chancellor of the Exchequer announced an expansive set of reforms to the UK’s financial regulatory regime – labelled the “Edinburgh Reforms”. ...

The U.K. Government announced on 9 December 2022 a series of initiatives, billed as the Edinburgh Reforms, to reform the laws for the U.K. financial services sector. In this note, we...