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Africa regulatory ENSight 2021 | 08
*Coronavirus (COVID-19) regulatory measures
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Angola
sector measure effective date/status key points and impact
Immigration Executive Decree No. 259/21 of 5 August Effective from 5 August The Executive Decree:
2021 2021. • repeals:
• Executive Decree No. 122/21 of 12 May 2020; and
• all provisions contrary to the provisions of this Executive
Decree; and
• provides that:
• documents relating to the permanence of foreign citizens
who are absent from the national territory, namely
residence permit, refugee card, investor visa, work visa and
temporary stay visa, which expired from 28 February 2020,
shall be considered valid until 30 September 2021; and
• the said documents shall be renewed or extended without
penalty, as their holders return to the country, provided
that the renewal or extension is requested within five
working days, from the date of entry into national territory,
or after compliance with the quarantine, if this is the case.
Applies to Presidential Decree No. 189/21 Effective from 8 August The Presidential Decree;
multiple sectors (Exceptional and Temporary Measures to 2021 to 23:59 on 6 • repeals Presidential Decree No. 173/21 of 8 July 2021, which
Prevent and Control the Spread of SARS- September 2021. updated the previous measures, and other legislation contrary to
CoV-2 Virus and COVID-19) of 6 August the provisions of this Presidential Decree; and
2021 • updates:
• the measures to prevent and control the spread of the
SARS-CoV-2 virus and COVID-19; and
• the rules for the operation of public and private services
and social and other activities during the Situation of Public
Calamity.4
Cabo Verde
sector measure effective date/status key points and impact
Labour / Law No. 1/X/2021 (Amendment of the Effective from 7 August The Law amends the Simplified Regime of Suspension of Employment
Employment Simplified Regime of Suspension of 2021. Contracts, approved by Law No. 97/IX/2020 of 23 July, amended by Law
Employment Contracts) of 6 August 2021 No. 103/IX/2020 of 29 October, by Law No. 113/IX/2021 of 8 January
and by Law No. 126/IX/2021 of 23 April, which establishes the
exceptional and temporary measures for job protection under the
COVID-19 pandemic to provide, among others, that:
• the regime provided for in the Law shall apply until 30 September
2021; and
• the Law applies to private employers and companies with a majority
or exclusively public capital, as well as their workers in the tourism
sector and related activities, events, industries and exporting
services, aimed at maintaining jobs and mitigating business crises.
Applies to Decree-Law No. 54/2021 (Amendment of Effective from 13 August The Decree-Law makes the fifth amendment to Decree-Law No.
multiple sectors the Exceptional Measures for the 2021. 38/2020, of 31 March 2020, as amended, in relation, among others, to:
Protection of Families, Companies, Private • the moratorium granted to beneficiary entities benefitting from
Institutions of Social Solidarity in the measures to support credit exposures; and
Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic) of 12 • extension of the said measures for a period of six months, from 30
August 2021 September 2021 to 31 March 2022, with the applicable
adjustments.
Applies to Rectification No. 129/2021 of 17 August Effective from 22 August The Rectification provide for the rectification of the Regime for Issuing,
multiple sectors 2021 2021. Verifying and Accepting COVID-19 Certificates, approved by Resolution
No. 78/2021 of 30 July to provide, under Article 26(7), that "COVID
vaccination certificates are not issued for vaccines against COVID-19
whose use is not recognised in Cabo Verde by the competent national
authorities".5
Cabo Verde
sector measure effective date/status key points and impact
Insurance Decree-Law No. 55/2021 (Exceptional and Effective from 20 August The Decree-Law:
Temporary Regime on the Payment of 2021 to 31 March 2022. • approves the exceptional and temporary regime concerning the
Insurance Premiums under the COVID-19 payment of insurance premiums and the effects of the temporary
pandemic) of 18 August 2021 reduction of risk on insurance contracts, arising from a significant
reduction or suspension of activity; and
• sets out:
• the exceptional insurance premium payment scheme;
• exceptional arrangements applicable in the event of a
significant reduction or suspension of activities; and
• the supervision, regulation and sanctioning regime.
Applies to Resolution No. 82/2021 of 23 August Effective from 24 August The Resolution approves the requirement to submit valid reverse
multiple sectors 2021 2021. transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) test or negative
antigen test results, every fourteen days, or a COVID-19 vaccination
certificate, which applies to workers and public and private service
providers who serve or have direct contact with the public, as well as
those who share common spaces and means of transport with them, as
a measure to protect public health and strengthen vaccination.
Applies to Resolution No. 84/2021 (Integrated Effective from 26 August The Resolution establishes the Integrated Programme of Mobilisation
multiple sectors Programme of Mobilisation and 2021. and Awareness-raising Actions for Vaccination against COVID-19, as
Awareness-raising Actions against COVID- well as the Work Team of that programme.
19) of 25 August 20216
Ghana
sector measure effective date/status key points and impact
Immigration Press Release: GIS to conduct mandatory Issued on 28 July 2021 by The Press Release provides that:
COVID-19 test for persons applying for the Ghana Immigration • the mandatory COVID-19 test applies to all non-Ghanaians applying
immigration permits Service (“GIS”). for work permits, renewal of work permits and extension of visitors’
permits, effective from 11 August 2021;
• the COVID-19 tests will be run during the normal medical
examinations conducted for immigration permits at the GIS clinic;
and
• the test will be conducted at a cost GHS150.7
Kenya
sector measure effective date/status key points and impact
Applies to Review of COVID-19 Containment In force. The Public Order:
multiple sectors Measures vide Public Order No. 5 of 2021 • extends the measures outlined in Public Order No. 4 of 2021 issued
on the Coronavirus Pandemic Issued vide the Presidential vide the 16th Presidential Address of 29 June 2021; and
Address of 18 August 2021. • provides that:
• a nation-wide curfew shall continue to be observed from
22:00 to 04:00 for a further period of 60 days;
• public gatherings and meetings are suspended with
immediate effect for a period of 60 days; and
• the operation of bars, restaurants and eateries shall
continue as guided by the Ministry of Health guidelines.8
Lesotho
sector measure effective date/status key points and impact
Applies to Public Health (COVID-19) (Risk Effective from 2 July 2021. The Regulations:
multiple sectors Determination and Mitigation Measures) • repeal the Public Health (COVID-19) (Risk Determination and
(No. 7) Regulations, 2021, Legal Notice Published in the Lesotho Mitigation Measures) (No. 6) Regulations, 2021, Legal Notice No. 33
No. 83 of 2021 Government Gazette, Vol. of 2021; and
66, No. 73 dated 2 July • set out measures concerning, inter alia:
2021. • the prevention of the introduction and spread of COVID-19;
• transport;
• the operating hours and mode of operation for gatherings,
churches, events, entertainment, entities, enterprises and
businesses;
• requirements concerning the cleaning and disinfection of
public places and places of business;
• the sale, distribution or transportation of liquor;
• medical screening, testing and personal protective
equipment; and
• quarantine and isolation.
Applies to Internal Security Curfew Order Notice, The Order shall remain in The Notice imposes a curfew on all persons throughout Lesotho, except
multiple sectors 2021, Legal Notice No. 84 of 2021 force until revoked. as provided for under the Public Health (COVID-19) (Risk Determination
and Mitigation Measures) (No. 7) Regulations, 2021 [see above], with
Published in the Lesotho effect from 24 July 2021 from 21:00 to 05:00.
Government Gazette, Vol.
66, No. 74 dated 23 July
2021.9
Mauritius
sector measure effective date/status key points and impact
Applies to Finance (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act Published in the Legal The Act amends the Quarantine Act 2020 by adding the Third Schedule
multiple sectors 2021, Act No. 15 of 2021 Supplement to the set out in the Thirteenth Schedule, which fixes a fine of MUR2000 for
Government Gazette of failure to wear a protective mask over the mouth and nose in breach of
Mauritius No. 121 of 5 the COVID-19 (Preventive and Sanitary Measures) Regulations 2021.
August 2021.10
Mozambique
sector measure effective date/status key points and impact
Applies to Decree No. 62/2021 of 27 August 2021 Effective from 28 August The Decree, inter alia:
multiple sectors 2021 for a period of 30 days. • maintains the measures to contain the spread of the COVID-19
pandemic, while the Situation of Public Calamity is in force;
• extends the validity of identity documents and drivers licences until
27 September 2021;
• sets a mandatory curfew from 22:00 to 04:00 in Maputo, all
provincial capital cities, cities, villages and municipalities; and
• permits meetings in public and private institutions with a limit of 25
and 50 people in closed and open venues, respectively, and not
exceeding 20% of the venue capacity.11
Namibia
sector measure effective date/status key points and impact
Applies to Amendment of Public Health COVID-19 Effective from 00:00 on 15 The Government Notice amends the Public Health COVID-19 General
multiple sectors General Regulations: Public and August 2021 to 24:00 on 15 Regulations, Government Notice No. 91 of 30 April 2021, as amended,
Environmental Health Act, 2015, September 2021. by inter alia:
Government Notice No. 175 of 2021 • deleting the definition of “specified period” in regulation 1;
Published in the Namibia • repealing regulation 2A;
Government Gazette No. • setting restrictions relating to the sale of liquor in terms of a liquor
7604 dated 14 August 2021. licence and the purchase of liquor; and
• permitting the resumption of the following businesses, operations
and activities:
• casinos, gambling houses and betting houses;
• other recreational places or activities, including swimming
pools and playgrounds;
• nightclubs; and
• gymnasiums,
provided that the number of persons inside a facility may not
exceed 50% of the floor area of the facility or 100 persons at
any time when the facility is open for business, operations or
activities.12
Rwanda
sector measure effective date/status key points and impact
Finance Law No. 048/2021 of 18/08/2021 Effective from its publication The Law approves for ratification the Financing Agreement between
approving the ratification of the Financing in the Official Gazette of the the Republic of Rwanda and the International Development
Agreement, between the Republic of Republic of Rwanda No. Association, relating to the credit of JPY10,887,600,000 for a project on
Rwanda and the International Special of 21 August 2021. recovery and resilience of businesses affected by the COVID-19
Development Association, relating to the pandemic, signed at Kigali, Rwanda on 23 June 2021.
credit of ten billion eight hundred eighty-
seven million six hundred thousand Yens
(JPY10,887,600,000) for access to finance
for a project of recovery and resilience of
businesses affected by the COVID-19
pandemic, signed at Kigali Rwanda, on 23
June 2021
Finance Law No. 049/2021 of 18/08/2021 Effective from its publication The Law approves for ratification the Grant Agreement between the
approving the ratification of the Grant in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Rwanda and the International Development Association
Agreement, between the Republic of Republic of Rwanda No. acting as administrator of the Global Risk Financing Facility, relating to
Rwanda and the International Special of 21 August 2021. the grant of USD7.5-million for access to finance for a project on
Development Association acting as recovery and resilience of businesses affected by the COVID-19
administrator of the Global Risk Financing pandemic, signed at Kigali, Rwanda on 23 June 2021.
Facility, relating to the grant of seven
million five hundred thousand American
Dollars (USD7,500,000) for a project of
recovery and resilience of businesses
affected by the COVID-19 pandemic,
signed at Kigali, Rwanda, on 23 June 202113
Rwanda
sector measure effective date/status key points and impact
Finance Law No. 050/2021 of 18/08/2021 Effective from its publication The Law approves for ratification, the Financing Agreement between
approving the ratification of the Financing in the Official Gazette of the the Republic of Rwanda and the International Development
Agreement between the Republic of Republic of Rwanda No. Association, relating to the credit of JPY2,721,900,000 and to the grant
Rwanda and the International Special of 21 August 2021. of SDR17.5-million for a project on recovery and resilience of
Development Association, relating to the businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, signed at Kigali,
credit of two billion seven hundred and Rwanda on 23 June 2021.
twenty-one million, nine hundred
thousand Yens (JPY2,721,900.000) and to
the grant of seventeen million five
hundred thousand Special Drawing Rights
(SDR17,500,000) for a project of recovery
and resilience of businesses affected by
the COVID-19 pandemic, signed at Kigali,
Rwanda, on 23 June 2021
Finance Presidential Order No. 094/01 of Effective from its publication The Presidential Order provides that the Financing Agreement between
18/08/2021 ratifying the Financing in the Official Gazette of the the Republic of Rwanda and the International Development
Agreement between the Republic of Republic of Rwanda No. Association, relating to the credit of JPY10,887,600,000 for a project on
Rwanda and the International Special of 21 August 2021. access to finance for recovery and resilience of businesses affected by
Development Association, relating to the the COVID-19 pandemic, signed at Kigali, Rwanda on 23 June 2021 is
credit of ten billion eight hundred eighty- ratified and becomes fully effective.
seven million six hundred thousand Yens
(JPY10,887,600,000) for a project of
recovery and resilience of businesses
affected by COVID-19 pandemic, signed at
Kigali, Rwanda, on 23 June 202114
Rwanda
sector measure effective date/status key points and impact
Finance Presidential Order No. 095/01 of Effective from its publication The Presidential Order provides that the Grant Agreement between the
18/08/2021 ratifying the Grant in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Rwanda and the International Development Association
Agreement between the Republic of Republic of Rwanda No. acting as administrator of the Global Risk Financing Facility, relating to
Rwanda and the International Special of 21 August 2021. the grant of USD7.5-million for a project on access to finance for
Development Association acting as recovery and resilience of businesses affected by the COVID-19
administrator of the Global Risk Financing pandemic, signed at Kigali, Rwanda on 23 June 2021 is ratified and
Facility, relating to the grant of seven becomes fully effective.
million five hundred thousand American
Dollars (USD7,500,000) for a project of
access to finance for recovery and
resilience of businesses affected by the
COVID-19 pandemic
Finance Presidential Order No. 096/01 of Effective from its publication The Presidential Order provides that the Financing Agreement between
18/08/2021 ratifying the financing in the Official Gazette of the the Republic of Rwanda and the International Development
agreement between the Republic of Republic of Rwanda No. Association, relating to the credit of JPY2,721,900,000 and to the grant
Rwanda and the International Special of 21 August 2021. of SDR17.5-million for a project on access to finance for recovery and
Development Association, relating to the resilience of businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, signed at
credit of two billion seven hundred and Kigali, Rwanda on 23 June 2021 is ratified and becomes fully effective.
twenty-one million, nine hundred
thousand yens (JPY2,721,900,000) and to
the grant of seventeen million five
hundred thousand special drawing rights
(SDR17,500,000) for a project of access to
finance for recovery and resilience of
businesses affected by the COVID-19
pandemic, signed at Kigali, Rwanda, on 23
June 202115
Zimbabwe
sector measure effective date/status key points and impact
Applies to Public Health (COVID-19 Published in the Supplement The Order amends the Public Health (COVID-19 Prevention,
multiple sectors Prevention, Containment and Treatment) to the Zimbabwean Containment and Treatment) (National Lockdown) Order, 2020,
(National Lockdown) (No. 2) Government Gazette published in Statutory Instrument No. 200 of 2020:
(Amendment) Order, 2021 (No. 33), Extraordinary dated 25 • in section 26E (“Partial reversion to Level IV national lockdown”)(2)
Statutory Instrument No. 220 of 2021 August 2021. by the deletion of “10 August 2021” and the substitution thereof
with “7 September 2021”; and
• to provide that:
• the intercity carriage of staff, goods or equipment needed
in connection with services or businesses governed by Parts
IV and V of the Order shall not, with the specified
exception, be regarded as the intercity carriage of staff,
goods or equipment needed in connection with an
essential service until 7 September 2021; and
• the special lockdowns referred to in section 26F (“Special
lockdowns of Hurungwe, Kariba, Kwekwe and Makonde
Districts”) and other COVID-19 infection hotspots declared
by the minister in terms of section 26E(3) are extended to 7
September 2021.
See the consolidated version of the COVID-19 National Lockdown
Order, produced by Veritas - as amended up to and including
amendments made by SI 220/2021:
http://www.veritaszim.net/node/5226.
* This a non-exhaustive list of recent regulatory measures aimed at mitigating the impact of COVID-19. Please note that the COVID-19 measures may be subject to
amendments made prior to publication of this Issue.legislation
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Multiple African jurisdictions
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Tax ENSafrica: Africa Tax in Brief Published on 30 August For more detail on the latest tax developments across Africa, please
2021. refer to the ENSafrica Tax ENSight.18
Angola
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Labour / Law No. 17/21 (Volunteering Law) of 30 Effective from 30 July 2021. The Law:
Employment July 2021 • applies to all nationals, foreigners and legal persons participating in
solidarity actions, organised or promoted by promoters. Promoters
are defined as public entities and legally constituted legal entities
who meet the conditions to integrate volunteers and coordinate the
exercise of their activities;
• establishes the Legal Regime of Volunteering, which aims to
regulate and promote the participation of citizens in volunteering
activities;
• sets out:
• activities of promoters;
• rights and duties of volunteers; and
• the relationship between a volunteer and promoter; and
• provides that the following volunteering activities are not
considered for the purposes of this Law:
• those developed as a result of an employment,
administrative, commercial or professional relationship of
any kind;
• voluntary actions isolated, sporadic, or provided on the
margins of promoting organisations, carried out for family
reasons, benevolence, friendship or good neighbourliness;
and
• those which generate some economic benefit for the
persons, entities or organisations that carry them out.19
Angola
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Real estate Presidential Decree No. 191/21 (Rules on Effective from 10 August The Presidential Decree:
Registration, Evaluation and 2021. • repeals:
Reassessment of Real Estate) of 10 August • Presidential Decree No. 81/11 of 25 April, which approved
2021 the Evaluation and Revaluation Tables of Urban Buildings;
and
• Order No. 1069/11 of 29 December, which approved the
update of the base values corresponding to the average
value per square metre of the urban buildings contained in
the evaluation tables; and
• approves the rules on the registration, evaluation and reassessment
of buildings for the purposes of the provisions of the Property Tax
Code, approved by Law No. 20/20 of 9 July, which establishes the
rules applicable to the procedures for registration, evaluation and
reassessment of buildings, as well as the organisation, conservation,
renovation, amendment and replacement of building matrices to
which all urban and rustic buildings are subject.
Maritime Resolution No. 58/21 of 13 August 2021 Effective from 13 August The Resolution approves for accession by the Republic of Angola, the
2021. Convention on the International Hydrographic Organization signed in
Monaco on 3 May 1967, whose purpose is to:
• promote the use of hydrography for the safety of navigation and for
any other maritime activity;
• increase the level of global awareness of the importance of
hydrography; and
• improve the availability and quality of hydrographic data,
information, products and services worldwide, as well as facilitate
access to them.20
Ghana
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Banking / Finance Mergers and Acquisitions Directives, 2021 Issued in August 2021 by the The Directives:
and Explanatory Notes on the Revised Bank of Ghana. • apply to companies regulated under the Banks and Specialised
Mergers and Acquisitions Directives Deposit-Taking Institutions Act, 2016 (Act 930); and
• among others:
• set minimum conditions that must be fulfilled by the
parties to a proposed merger or acquisition;
• prescribe post-merger and post-acquisition requirements
for regulated financial institutions; and
• aim at ensuring that:
• the interest of a regulated financial institution, its
depositors and creditors will not be threatened by
a change in significant shareholding or control in
that regulated financial institution; and
• the merger and/or acquisition does not adversely
affect competition and the stability of the financial
system.21
Kenya
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Education / Industrial Training (Trade Testing) Rules, Published in the Kenya The Rules:
Training 2021, Legal Notice No.100 of 2021 Gazette Supplement No. • provide that the Cabinet Secretary may, on the advice of the
122, Legislative Supplement National Industrial Training Board, approve, by notice in the
No. 49 dated 25 June 2021. Gazette, tests, considered necessary for the purpose of assessing
the occupational skills of persons, other than apprentices and
indentured learners, in any particular trade or occupation, or trades
and occupations generally; and
• set out:
• the application procedure for persons wishing to undertake
a trade test; and
• the minimum entry requirements for all trade test levels.
Agriculture Coffee (General) (Amendment) Published in the Kenya The Regulations amend regulation 46 of the Coffee (General)
Regulations, 2021, Legal Notice No. 104 of Gazette Supplement No. Regulations, 2019, Legal Notice No. 102 of 2019 to provide that,
2021 132, Legislative Supplement notwithstanding the provisions of paragraphs (a) and (b), all marketing
No. 52 of 2 July 2021. licenses existing as at 1 July 2021, shall remain valid until 30 June 2022.
Intellectual Anti-Counterfeit (Amendment) Published in the Kenya The Regulations amend the Anti-Counterfeit Regulations, 2010 to,
property Regulations, 2021, Legal Notice No. 117 of Gazette Supplement No. among others:
2021 143, Legislative Supplement • substitute certain words;
No. 57 of 23 July 2021. • substitute regulation 18 with a new regulation 18 (“Appointment of
an agent”); and
• insert a new regulation 20A (“Application for compounding of
offences”).22
Kenya
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Intellectual Anti-Counterfeit (Recordation) Published in the Kenya The Regulations:
property Regulations, 2021, Legal Notice No. 118 of Gazette Supplement No. • provide that, pursuant to section 34B(3) of the Anti-Counterfeit Act
2021 143, Legislative Supplement No. 13 of 2008, an application to record an intellectual property
No. 57 of 23 July 2021. right relating to goods to be imported into Kenya shall be made by
the owner of the intellectual property in the Form ACA1B set out in
the First Schedule and accompanied by the fee specified in the
Second Schedule to the Regulations; and
• provide for:
• the change of ownership of a recorded intellectual
property right;
• the change of name of the registrant of a recorded
intellectual property right;
• application for renewal of a recordation; and
• the cancellation or revocation of an intellectual property
right.
Water Water Resources Regulations, 2021, Legal Published in the Kenya The Regulations:
Notice No. 170 of 2021 Gazette Supplement No. • repeal the Water Resources Management Rules, 2007, Legal Notice
153, Legislative Supplement No. 171 of 2007;
No. 66 of 12 August 2021. • apply to:
• the regulation, management, use and development of
water resources; and
• all water resources whether perennial or seasonal,
including water resources of the territorial sea; and
• require a person who intends to undertake an activity involving the
use of water from a water resource to apply to the Water Resources
Authority for a permit before commencing the activity.23
Kenya
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Water Water Harvesting and Storage Published in the Kenya The Regulations:
Regulations, 2021, Legal Notice No. 169 of Gazette Supplement No. • apply to:
2021 153, Legislative Supplement • the policies, plans, programmes and activities of the
No. 66 of 12 August 2021. national government, county governments and entities of
the national and county governments; and
• public and private waterworks for water harvesting and
storage, reservoirs for impounding surface run-off and for
regulating stream flows to synchronize them with water
demand patterns and structures and devices for flood
control and management; and
• provide, among others, for:
• the licensing of qualified professionals and contractors with
respect to waterworks;
• the classification of storage dams and other waterworks;
• the development of waterworks;
• the maintenance and management of water works;
• strategic water emergency interventions;
• climate change and flood mitigation; and
• water harvesting.24
Kenya
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Water Water Services Regulations, 2021, Legal Published in the Kenya The Regulations:
Notice No. 168 of 2021 Gazette Supplement No. • apply to the National Government, national government entities,
153, Legislative Supplement county governments, county government entities and any other
No. 66 of 12 August 2021. person providing water services in Kenya;
• provide that subject to the provisions of the Constitution and the
Water Act No. 43 of 2016, the county executive committee member
shall be responsible for the development and provision of water and
sewerage services within the county;
• require, within 12 months of the coming into force of these
Regulations or such extended period as the Regulatory Board may
allow, a person providing or intending to provide water services to
apply to the Regulatory Board for the issuance of a licence in
accordance with section 74 of the Water Act; and
• provide, among others, for:
• the county government framework for water services
provision;
• the establishment, operation and financing of water
services providers;
• licence application requirements and procedure;
• systems and standards for operation of water services;
• the implementation of tariffs; and
• applicable fees and levies.25
Lesotho
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Mining / Labour / Labour Code (Exemption of Diamond Effective from 2 July 2021. The Regulations:
Employment Mining Industry from Sections 117 and • provide for the exemption of diamond mineral rights holders and
118) Regulations, 2021, Legal Notice No. Published in the Lesotho their respective contractors and subcontractors from application of
68 of 2021 Government Gazette, Vol. sections 117 and 118 of the Labour Code Order; and
66, No. 65 dated 2 July • set out conditions attached to the exemptions.
2021.
Real estate / Deeds Registry (Amendment) Regulations, Published in the Lesotho The Regulations amend regulation 32(1) of the Deeds Registry
Property 2021, Legal Notice No. 70 of 2021 Government Gazette, Vol. Regulations, 1967, legal Notice No. 52 of 1967, by inserting the words
66, No. 65 dated 2 July “in the prescribed form or on-line” after the word “lodged”.
2021.
Land Land (Amendment) Regulations, 2021, Published in the Lesotho The Regulations amend the Land Regulations, 2011 by inserting
Legal Notice No. 73 of 2021 Government Gazette, Vol. specified words in the applicable regulations concerning:
66, No. 65 dated 2 July • the procedure for application for a lease;
2021. • change of use or variation;
• transfer and disposal of land rights in urban areas;
• procedure for surrender of land held under a lease;
• consent; and
• maps and plans.
Transport Toll-Gate (Amendment) Regulations, Effective from 9 July 2021. The Regulations:
2021, Legal Notice No. 80 of 2021 • repeal the Toll-Gate (Amendment) Regulations, 2020, Legal Notice
Published in the Lesotho No. 19 of 2020; and
Government Gazette, Vol. • amend the Toll-Gate Regulations, 2001, Legal Notice No. 165 of
66, No. 71 dated 9 July 2001 to provide for toll-gate charges payable when entering
2021. Lesotho.26
Lesotho
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Energy Lesotho Electricity and Water Authority Effective from 9 July 2021. The Rules amend the Lesotho Electricity and Water Authority (Universal
(Universal Access Fund) (Amendment) Access Fund) Rules, 2011, Legal Notice No. 83 of 2011 in respect of
Rules, 2021, Legal Notice No. 81 of 2021 Published in the Lesotho accounting by the Board of Lesotho Electricity Authority to provide that
Government Gazette, Vol. the chief executive, as the accounting officer of the Universal Access
66, No. 71 dated 9 July Fund (the “Fund”) shall “as soon as possible, but not later than six
2021. months after the end of each financial year, cause the transactions of
the Fund for that year to be prepared and consolidated into the
Authority’s financial statements for the year.”
Minerals Precious Stones (Prevention of Illicit and Effective from 9 July 2021. The Regulations substitute regulation 2(1) of the Precious Stones
Theft of Diamonds) (Amendment) (Prevention of Illicit and Theft of Diamonds) Regulations, 2021, Legal
Regulations, 2021, Legal Notice No. 82 of Published in the Lesotho Notice No. 25 of 2021 with a new regulation 2(1) which provides that
2021 Government Gazette, Vol. “A person who is in possession of a diamond without a valid diamond
66, No. 71 dated 9 July dealers’ licence and would otherwise be committing an offence under
2021. the Precious Stones Act, 1970 (referred to in this notice as the
“principal law”) shall not be prosecuted, but shall be dealt with in
accordance with section 26 of the principal law, from the coming into
operation of this notice, until 30 September 2021.”
Real estate / Security Interest in Movable Property Act Published in the Lesotho The Notice provides that the date on which the Security Interest in
Property (Commencement) Notice, 2021, Legal Government Gazette, Vol. Movable Property Act, 2020 shall come into operation is 6 August 2021.
Notice No. 93 of 2021 66, No. 78 dated 6 August
2021.27
Mauritius
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Education / Institute of Technical Education and The Act shall come into The Act provides for:
Training Technology Act 2021, Act No. 13 of 2021 operation on a date to be • the establishment of the Institute of Technical Education and
fixed by Proclamation. Technology (the “Institute”), which shall be administered and
managed by the Institute of Technical Education and Technology
Published in the Legal Council; and
Supplement to the • the objects and functions of the Institute, including the provision of
Government Gazette of high quality technical and technology education.
Mauritius No. 111 of 24 July
2021.28
Mozambique
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Energy Resolution No. 39/2021 (Strategy for the Effective from 19 August The Resolution:
Granting of Areas for Petroleum 2021. • repeals Resolution No. 27/2009 (Strategy for the Granting of Areas
Operations) of 4 August 2021 for Petroleum Operations) of 9 June 2009; and
• approves the Strategy for the Granting of Areas for Petroleum
Operations to:
• ensure the continuation of systematic oil research in the
country's sedimentary basins;
• encourage the national private sector to invest in oil
research and production activities; and
• promote foreign investment in oil research and production
in Mozambique.
Film Ministerial Diploma No. 73/2021 of 6 Effective from 6 August The Ministerial Diploma approves the Regulation setting out the rules
August 2021 2021. and procedures for the support and financing of audiovisual and film
activity, which lays down the rules on audiovisual and film support
programmes with the aim of supporting the development of
audiovisual and film activity.
Real estate / Decree-Law No. 2/2021 (Amendment of Effective from 9 August The Decree-Law amends the Civil Code, approved by Decree-Law No.
Property the Civil Code) of 9 August 2021 2021. 47344 of 25 November 1966, to:
• introduce and recognise a new form for mortgage, purchase and
sale and loan agreements, which allows for their execution with
reference to a model of contract approved by a competent
authority; and
• promote the debureaucratisation, flexibility and simplification of
procedures.29
Mozambique
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Applies to Ministerial Diploma No. 77/2021 of 16 Effective from 16 August The Ministerial Diploma:
multiple sectors August 2021 2021. • repeals Ministerial Diploma No. 79/2015 of 5 June; and
• approves the table of fees due for the procedures carried out by the
Competition Regulatory Authority under the Competition Act,
approved by Law No. 10/2013 of 11 April.
Infrastructure / Decree No. 57/2021 (Specific Regime for Effective from 17 August The Decree approves the Specific Regime for the Supervision of Road
Construction the Supervision of Road and Bridge 2021. and Bridge Works, which:
Works) of 17 August 2021 • has as its object, the establishment of its own system for the
supervision of road and bridge works; and
• applies to:
• the supervision of:
• maintenance of coated roads and metal bridges;
• rehabilitation and maintenance of uncoated roads;
• emergency repairs;
• construction, rehabilitation and maintenance of
reinforced concrete bridges, up to 80 metres long,
and drainage structures;
• assembly of metal bridges, up to 80 meters long;
and
• road signs; and
• the supervision by technicians of the body responsible for
the administration of roads and bridges or by the body
responsible for the road network in the respective area of
jurisdiction.30
Mozambique
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Labour / Decree No. 58/2021 (Acquired Skills Effective from 17 August The Decree approves the Acquired Skills Recognition System (“SRCA”),
Employment / Recognition System) of 17 August 2021 2021. which:
Training • establishes the legal regime for Acquired Skills Recognition (“RCA”);
• applies to:
• RCA processes, through lifelong learning, in work contexts;
and
• individuals aged 18 years or older and with proven
experience of at least three years in an area related to the
qualification for which they are applying;
• defines the objectives and principles of the SRCA; and
• regulates the evaluation, validation and certification of acquired
skills.
Metals / Mining Ministerial Diploma No. 78/2021 Effective from 17 August The Ministerial Diploma approves the Kimberley Process Certificate
(Kimberley Process Certificate Model for 2021. Model for rough diamonds and the Certificate of Origin Model for
Rough Diamonds and Certificate of Origin precious metals and gems under the Regulation for the Trading of
Model for Precious Metals and Gems) of Diamonds, Precious Metals and Gems, approved by Decree No.
17 August 2021 25/2015 of 20 November.31
Mozambique
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Energy Decree No. 60/2021 (Regulation of Effective from 18 August The Decree:
Licences for Electrical Installations) of 18 2021. • repeals Decree No. 10/2020 (Regulation of Licences for Electrical
August 2021 Installations);
• approves the Regulation of Licences for Electrical Installations,
which:
• sets out the standards to be followed in the concession of
licences for the establishment and operation of
installations intended for the production, transport,
processing, distribution and use of electricity for any
purpose or service;
• regulates the:
• classification of facilities;
• licences for the establishment of electrical
installations, operation or use of electrical
installations, and alteration and transmission of
electrical installations;
• conditions for the establishment of electrical
installations; and
• responsibilities of the owners, concessionaires or
operators of electrical installations; and
• fixes penalties for non-compliance.32
Mozambique
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Maritime resource Ministerial Diploma No. 80/2021 Effective from 23 August The Ministerial Diploma approves the Fisheries Management Plan
(Fisheries Management Plan 2021-2025) 2021. 2021-2025, which focuses on the surface shrimp fisheries of the Sofala
of 23 August 2021 Bank, demersal fish of rocky bottoms and deep-sea crustaceans.
Maritime Order No. 24/08/2021 (Rate of Private Effective from 24 August The Order:
Use of the National Maritime Space) 24 2021. • establishes the base values of the components of the National
August 2021 Maritime Space Private Use Rate (“TUPRI”) and the respective
calculation formula; and
• provides that all persons, natural or legal, who hold a concession or
licence for the private use of the national maritime space are
taxpayers of TUPRI.
Maritime Ministerial Diploma No. 81/2021 of 24 Effective from 24 August The Ministerial Diploma establishes the regime and amount of
August 2021 2021. guarantee required to ensure:
• the maintenance of the physical-chemical and biological conditions
of the marine environment; and
• at the time of waiver or extinction of the right of private use, the
removal of movable and/or fixed works and structures.33
Namibia
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Immigration Amendment of Regulations under Published in the Namibia The Government Notice amends:
Namibian Citizenship Act, 1990, Government Gazette No. • regulation 11 of the Regulations under the Namibian Citizenship Act,
Government Notice No. 152 of 2021 7583 dated 19 July 2021. 1990, Government Notice No. 14 of 22 February 1991, as amended,
(the “Regulations”) by substituting the “Certification of copies of
certain documents by Ministry officials”, providing the manner in
which a copy of a certificate, affidavit or entry in any register shall
be certified by the Ministry officials; and
• regulation 12 of the Regulations by setting fees applicable to various
citizenship certificates and the renunciation of citizenship.
Immigration Amendment of Regulations under Published in the Namibia The Government Notice amends regulation 24 of the Regulations under
Immigration Control Act, 1993, Government Gazette No. the Namibian Immigration Control Act,1993, Government Notice No.
Government Notice No. 153 of 2021 7583 dated 19 July 2021. 134 of 29 July 1994, as amended, by setting fees for various visas,
permits, certificates or appeals (in respect of visa, permit and certificate
of identity applications).
Home affairs Amendment of Regulations under Births, Published in the Namibia The Government Notice amends regulation 14 of the Regulations under
Marriages and Deaths Registration Act, Government Gazette No. the Births, Marriages and Death Registration Act, 1963, Government
1963, Government Notice No. 154 of 7583 dated 19 July 2021. Notice No. 214 of 24 December 1987, as amended, by substituting
2021 subregulation (7) relating to fees payable for the issue of a birth,
marriage and death certificates, or corrections thereof.34
Namibia
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Home affairs Amendment of Regulations under Published in the Namibia The Government Notice amends Regulation 7 of the Regulations under
Identification Act, 1996, Government Government Gazette No. the Identification Act, Government Notice No. 96 of 18 May 2001, as
Notice No. 155 of 2021 7583 dated 19 July 2021. amended, which provides for applications for duplicate or improved
identity documents, as well as applicable fees.
Home affairs Amendment of Regulations under Published in the Namibia The Government Notice amends the Namibia Refugees (Recognition
Namibia Refugees (Recognition and Government Gazette No. and Control) Regulations, Government Notice No. 236 of 22 September
Control) Act, 1999, Government Notice 7583 dated 19 July 2021. 2000 in relation to:
No. 156 of 2021 • the issuance of identity cards under regulation 5, by setting fees
payable by persons applying for duplicate identity cards; and
• travel documents under regulation 6, by:
• setting out the procedure for applications for travel
documents; and
• setting the fees payable for first time applications, the
renewal of a travel document and the re-issue of a travel
document that has been lost or damaged.
Biological and Regulations Under Access to Biological Published in the Namibia The Government Notice sets out the Regulations Under Access to
genetic resources and Genetic Resources and Associated Government Gazette No. Biological and Genetic Resources and Associated Traditional Knowledge
Traditional Knowledge Act, 2017, 7597 dated 6 August 2021. Act, 2017, which provide, among others, for:
Government Notice No. 161 of 2021 • the functions of the Office, establishment of branch offices and
requirements for the establishment of the research and
development facility;
• obtaining prior informed consent, application for access permits,
bioprospecting activities, and research promoting and encouraging
conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity;
• access and benefit sharing agreements and benefits arising from
biological and genetic resources held by the state; and
• material transfer agreements.35
Namibia
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Labour / Publication of request for, and invitation Published in the Namibia The Government Notice, in terms of a request by the Construction
Employment / for objections to, extension of collective Government Gazette No. Industries Federation of Namibia and the Metal and Allied Namibian
Construction agreement for minimum wage and 7600 dated 12 August 2021. Workers Union to extend the collective agreement set out in the
adjustment of existing level for Schedule to the Government Notice to employers and employees in the
Construction Industry: Labour Act, 2007, construction industry who are not parties to that agreement, provides
Government Notice No. 165 of 2021 that any person who wishes to object to the extension of the
agreement, in whole or in part, is invited to deliver a written statement
setting forth the reasons for the objection to the Ministry of Labour,
Industrial Relations and Employment Creation within 30 days from the
date of publication of this Government Notice, or send the written
statement by mail to the Minister of Labour, Industrial Relations and
Employment Creation.
Pharmaceutical Amendment of Regulations Relating to Published in the Namibia The Government Notice provides for the substitution of Annexure
Medicines and Related Substances: Government Gazette No. XXXVIII of the Regulations Relating to Medicines and Related
Medicines and Related Substances 7608 dated 24 August 2021. Substances published under Government Notices No. 178 of 25 July
Control Act, 2003, Government Notice 2008, as amended, with a new Annexure XXXVIII setting out applicable
No. 178 of 2021 fees.36
Nigeria
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Energy Petroleum Industry Bill, 2021 Signed into law on 16 For more detail on the Petroleum Industry Bill, 2021, please refer to the
August 2021 by President ENSafrica Africa regulatory ENSight.
Muhammadu Buhari.
Banking Circular No. FPRD/DIR/PUB/CIR/01/020: Published on 19 August The Circular:
To all Microfinance Banks: Cessation of 2021 by the Central Bank of • requires microfinance banks (“MFBs”) to comply with the extant
Non-Permissible Activities by Nigeria (“CBN”). Revised Regulatory and Supervisory Guidelines for Microfinance
Microfinance Banks Banks in Nigeria 2012 (the “Guidelines”); and
• provides that, for the avoidance of doubt, and consistent with the
permissible activities of specialised micro-institutions:
• MFBs are strictly prohibited from foreign exchange
transactions;
• MFBs are to primarily focus on providing financial services
to retail and/or micro clients;
• micro credit and retail transactions carried out by MFBs are
limited to NGN500 000 per transaction for Tier 2 Unit MFBs
and NGN1-million for other categories; and
• micro credit facilities shall constitute a minimum of 80% of
total loans portfolio for MFBs; and
• provides that the CBN will continue to monitor developments in the
MFB sector and apply severe regulatory sanctions for breaches of
extant regulations, including revoking the licences of non-compliant
MFBs – in line with section 19 of the Guidelines).37
Rwanda
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Criminal Law No. 037/2021 of 28/07/2021 Effective from its publication The Law:
amending Law No. 42/2014 of in the Official Gazette of the • repeals all prior legal provisions contrary to this Law; and
27/01/2015 governing recovery of Republic of Rwanda No. • amends Law No. 42/2014 of 27/01/2015 governing recovery of
offence-related assets Special of 30 July 2021. offence-related assets:
• in Article 3 to provide for the offences from which
recoverable assets are derived from;
• by inserting Article 9 bis, which provides for the sharing of
confiscated assets; and
• by inserting Article 9 ter, which provides for request for the
sharing of confiscated assets.
Banking / Finance Law No. 038/2021 of 28/07/2021 Effective from its publication The Law:
amending Law No. 75/2019 of in the Official Gazette of the • repeals all prior legal provisions contrary to this Law; and
29/01/2020 on prevention and Republic of Rwanda No. • amends Law No. 75/2019 of 29/01/2020 on prevention and
punishment of money laundering, Special of 30 July 2021. punishment of money laundering, financing of terrorism and
financing of terrorism and financing of financing of proliferation of weapons of mass destruction in aspects
proliferation of weapons of mass concerning:
destruction • the definitions of terms;
• reporting persons;
• verification of client identification;
• client due diligence and due diligence measures;
• client identification;
• cross-border cash or bearer negotiable instruments
declaration;
• exchange of information; and
• responsibilities and powers of the supervisory authority.38
Rwanda
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Defence / Security Law No. 039/2021 of 28/07/2021 Law Effective from its publication The Law:
amending Law No. 46/2018 of in the Official Gazette of the • repeals:
13/08/2018 on counter-terrorism Republic of Rwanda No. • Article 41 of Law No. 46/2018 of 13/08/2018 on counter-
Special of 30 July 2021. terrorism; and
• all prior legal provisions contrary to this Law;
• amends Law No. 46/2018 of 13/08/2018 on counter-terrorism:
• in aspects relating to:
• the definition of terms;
• dealing in funds or other assets of a designated
person; and
• making funds or other assets available to a
designated person; and
• to provide for the establishment of the National Counter-
Terrorism Committee.
Criminal Law No. 040/2021 of 28/07/2021 Law Effective from its publication The Law:
amending Law No. 005/2021 of in the Official Gazette of the • repeals all prior legal provisions contrary to this Law; and
05/02/2021 governing mutual legal Republic of Rwanda No. • amends Article 2 of Law No. 005/2021 of 05/02/2021 governing
assistance in criminal matters Special of 30 July 2021. mutual legal assistance in criminal matters to provide that the Law
applies to the request for legal assistance in criminal matters to or
from a foreign state with regard to the relevant, specified conduct
and activities.39
Rwanda
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Banking / Finance Law No. 045/2021 of 18/08/2021 Effective from its publication The Law:
governing the Financial Intelligence in the Official Gazette of the • provides that with the exception of Article 2 of Law No. 74/2019 of
Centre Republic of Rwanda No. 29/01/2020 establishing the Financial Intelligence Centre, all its
Special of 20 August 2021. other provisions and all prior provisions contrary to this Law are
repealed; and
• governs the Financial Intelligence Centre and determines its mission,
responsibilities, powers, organisation and functioning.
Insurance Law No. 030/2021 of 30/06/2021 Effective from its publication The Law, inter alia:
governing the organisation of insurance in the Official Gazette of the • repeals:
business Republic of Rwanda No. 29 • Decree-Law No. 20/75 of 20/06/1975 relating to insurance,
of 2 August 2021. confirmed by the Law No. 01/82 of 26 January 1982
confirming the decree-laws as modified and complemented
to date and Law No. 52/2008 of 10/09/2008 governing the
organisation of insurance business; and
• all prior legal provisions contrary to this Law;
• governs the organisation of Insurance business; and
• applies to:
• insurers or reinsurers being public or private entities;
• insurance intermediaries;
• health maintenance organisations;
• other authorised entities carrying out insurance-related
business;
• insurance contracts; and
• reinsurance contracts entered into in Rwanda, unless
otherwise provided by other laws or international treaties.40
Rwanda
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Defence / Security Presidential Order No. 100/01 of Effective from its publication The Order:
26/08/2021 governing the Coordination in the Official Gazette of the • repeals all prior provisions contrary to this Order; and
Council responsible for preventing and Republic of Rwanda No. • determines:
fighting money laundering, financing of Special of 26 August 2021. • members of the Coordination Council responsible for
terrorism and financing of proliferation of preventing and fighting money laundering, financing of
weapons of mass destruction terrorism and financing of proliferation of weapons of mass
destruction; and
• the organisation and functioning of the Coordination
Council.
Defence / Security Prime Minister’s Order No. 018/03 of Effective from its publication The Order:
26/08/2021 governing the National in the Official Gazette of the • repeals all prior provisions contrary to this Order; and
Counter-Terrorism Committee Republic of Rwanda No. • determines the composition, organisation, functioning,
Special of 26 August 2021. responsibilities and powers of the National Counter Terrorism
Committee.
Banking / Finance Regulations No. 001/FIC/2021 of Effective from its publication The Regulations:
26/08/2021 on targeted financial in the Official Gazette of the • repeal all prior regulatory provisions contrary to these Regulations;
sanctions related to terrorism, terrorist Republic of Rwanda No. and
financing, and proliferation of weapons of Special of 26 August 2021. • determine modalities for the implementation of Resolution 1267
mass destruction and its financing (1999) and its successors and Resolution 1373 (2001) of the Security
Council with regard to targeted financial sanctions related to:
• terrorism and terrorism financing; and
• the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and its
financing.41
Rwanda
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Banking / Finance Regulations No. 002/FIC/2021 of Effective from its publication The Regulations:
26/08/2021 relating to the declaration of in the Official Gazette of the • repeal all prior regulatory provisions contrary to these Regulations;
cross border cash or bearer negotiable Republic of Rwanda No. and
instruments Special of 26 August 2021. • determine:
• modalities for declaration of cross border cash or bearer
negotiable instruments;
• an amount of cash or bearer negotiable instruments whose
cash couriers are not permitted to cross the borders with,
while leaving, entering or transiting in the territory of the
Republic of Rwanda without prior declaration to a staff of
the competent authority; and
• administrative faults and sanctions for failure to comply
with the declaration of cross border cash or bearer
negotiable instruments of an amount above that of the
threshold provided for in these Regulations.42
São Tomé and Príncipe
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Applies to Resolution No. 116/XI/2021 of 7 July 2021 Effective from 7 July 2021. The Resolution approves for ratification the Agreement on the
multiple sectors Promotion and Protection of Reciprocal Investments between the
Democratic Republic of São Tomé and Príncipe and the Republic of
Cabo Verde, concluded in New York on 27 September 2019.
Applies to Presidential Decree No. 8/2021 of 7 July Effective from 7 July 2021. The Presidential Decree provides for the ratification of the Agreement
multiple sectors 2021 on the Promotion and Protection of Reciprocal Investments between
the Democratic Republic of São Tomé and Príncipe and the Republic of
Cabo Verde.
Applies to Resolution No. 35/2021 (National Strategy Effective from 13 July 2021. The Resolution approves the National Financial Inclusion Strategy
multiple sectors for Financial Inclusion) of 13 July 2021 (ENIF), with the minister of Planning, Finance and the Blue Economy, as
chairman of the National Committee for Financial Inclusion.43
Uganda
sector legislation effective date/status key points and impact
Pharmaceutical National Drug Policy and Authority Published in the Statutory The Order amends the National Drug Policy and Authority (Amendment
(Amendment of Schedule) (Amendment) Instruments Supplement to of Schedules) Order, 2019, Statutory Instrument No. 76 of 2019 by:
Order, 2021, Statutory Instrument No. 10 the Uganda Gazette No. 14, • substituting the beginning of the First Schedule with new provisions
of 2021 Volume CXIV dated 8 on restrictions relating to Class A drugs or Narcotics;
February 2021. • substituting the beginning of the Second Schedule with new
provisions on restrictions relating to Class B drugs or controlled
drugs; and
• providing that regulation 4 shall commence on 1 April 2021.
Energy Electricity Act (Commencement of Part Published in the Statutory The Instrument provides that Part XIII and section 130 of the Electricity
XIII and section 130) Instrument, 2021, Instruments Supplement to Act, 1999, Cap. 145, shall be deemed to have come into force on 1 July
Statutory Instrument No. 24 of 2021 the Uganda Gazette No. 33, 2003.
Volume CXIV dated 16 April
2021.
Health Mental Health Act (Commencement) Published in the Statutory The Instrument provides that the Mental Health Act shall be deemed to
Instrument, 2021, Statutory Instrument Instruments Supplement to have come into force on 18 February 2021.
No. 25 of 2021 the Uganda Gazette No. 36,
Volume CXIV dated 23 April
2021.
Health Allied Health Professionals (Amendment) Published in the Statutory The Regulations amend the Allied Health Professionals Regulations,
Regulations, 2021, Statutory Instrument Instruments Supplement to 2017 by, among others:
No. 26 of 2021 the Uganda Gazette No. 38, • inserting a new regulation that sets out the requirements for
Volume CXIV dated 30 April registration of private allied health units;
2021. • inserting a new application form for registration of a private allied
health unit; and
• substituting Schedule 2 with a new Schedule 2 on applicable fees
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