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Ministerial statement on the challenges in working relationships between medical aid societies, AHFoZ and providers of ...
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Shylet Sanyanga It is not a fact that medical aid societies are not paying health service providers timeously; they are ...
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Mrs Loveness Chileka I have been a civil servant for years now and, therefore, subscribe to Premier Service Medical Aid ...
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