HARARE – Retailers are refusing to slash the prices of sanitary wear in the wake of a 15 percent cut in import duty. Renias Mundingi, Southern Africa Aids Dissemination Service (SafAids) senior programmes officer, said the lack of follow up on the pricing regime was hindering the fulfilment of the right to sexual and reproductive…
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