Mozambique’s Minister of Health, Ussene Isse, has announced a “zero tolerance” policy to combat poor service, illegal fees, and drug theft within the nation’s healthcare system. The declaration was made during the opening of the 51st Coordinating Council of the health sector, held in Bahia. Minister Isse expressed serious concern over reported incidents of misconduct within healthcare facilities across the country. This “firm hand” approach signals an effort to improve the quality of care and ensure medications reach those who need them. The Ministry of Health intends to address these issues decisively and hold those responsible accountable. This initiative aims to restore public trust in Mozambique's public healthcare services. Further details were published by *O País - A verdade como notícia*.