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📰 News12 March 2026·2 min read·

Zimbabwe government declares 'No Refund' signs illegal for retailers

Source: bulawayo24

The Zimbabwean government has declared the display of 'No Refund' signs by retail outlets illegal as of March 2026. Businesses that continue using such disclaimers risk prosecution under consumer protection regulations. The directive is aimed at strengthening consumer rights across the country.

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