Pharmacy operators who have not had their licenses renewed will have to stay out of business starting today.
According to the spokesperson of the National Drug Authority Fred Sekyana, guidelines were issued for all pharmacies to register with the authority by January and those that have not complied will not be allowed to operate.
Ssekyana however says that the authority will still register new operators who are ready to operate in up country districts.
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