The Tanzania Pharmacy Council has officially announced that it will stop recognising graduates of the one-year pharmaceutical dispensing course, commonly known as the One-Year Pharmaceutical...
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Herieth Makwetta
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Mwananchi
Dar es Salaam. The Tanzania Pharmacy Council has officially announced that it will stop recognising graduates of the one-year pharmaceutical dispensing course, commonly known as the One-Year Pharmaceutical Dispensers programme, from December 1, 2026.
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