Formalisation efforts face headwinds

The heart of ZiMA's argument rests on what it has listed as four "real patient impacts": a delayed referral, a missing test, a trapped civil servant, and an early discharge. These are presented as self-evident truths — vivid, emotionally charged scenarios that any reader would find alarming.

EFFORTS by the government to curb the rising tide of informalisation in the economy are falling short due to several structural weaknesses, analysts have said.Despite various policy measures aimed at formalising the economy, weak enforcement, corruption, and lack of coherence in implementation have hampered progress, leading to continued growth of the informal sector.Last year, authorities…

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