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Government has given the Ministry of Health and Child Care $6 million it raised from a five percent excise duty on airtime that was introduced in 2014 to raise health levy.
Speaking during a family planning symposium held in Harare last Friday as the country celebrated the World Population Day, Principal Director Preventive Services in the Ministry of Health and Child Care, Dr Gibson Mhlanga confirmed that his ministry had received the money from Treasury. Said Dr Mhlanga:
<blockquote>To date, I think we have been allocated about $6 million and as ministry we are in discussion in terms of how that money that has been raised is going to be utilised and certainly I hope that my colleagues within the ministry will see it fit for us to allocate some of that money towards family planning services.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/airtime-tax-raises-6m-for-health-sector/">Herald</a>

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Govt raises $6 million from airtime tax

Government has finally implemented the 5% Health Levy proposed by Minister of Finance, Patrick Chinamasa in last year’s budget presentation, with an amendment to the Finance Act (No. 2) 2017, Section 31(49). The government is backdating the application of this tax to January 2017.
Internet providers have increased tariffs and have already started communicating the tariff change. A customer of Liquid Telecom sent Techzim the letter they received from the fibre company where they are advising customers that the tariff will now be increased.
More: <a href="http://www.techzim.co.zw/2017/04/government-implements-5-tax-telecoms-services-isps-increase-internet-prices/">Techzim</a>

Internet service providers increase internet prices as Govt implements 5% tax on internet and airtime

Appearing before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Health yesterday, acting Health and Child Care ministry permanent secretary, Robert Madyiradima, said that Government will delay effecting the deduction of a 5% levy on all airtime purchases, as it is currently working on coming up with a policy and guidelines to ensure accountability and transparency.
Said Madyiradima:
<blockquote>The health levy of 5% per every dollar of airtime targets purchase of medical commodities, and the Finance ministry has informed us that it is not yet taking off, as they are still working on the modalities of collection and policy guidelines. It will only take off when Treasury has worked out the policy. The Health ministry is ready to administer the fund, but Treasury is still crafting a policy instrument to look at issues of how to collect the money, and whether airtime users should share the costs with network providers and issues like that.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/01/18/health-levy-put-ice/">NewsDay</a>

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