[TOP STORY] NHI possibly 15 years away from implementation

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‘If you are telling South Africans that we are coming up with such a huge project, then at least you must show them by building hospitals, by employing healthcare workers and making sure that the working conditions are conducive, and you don't have a push factor that is going to kick out healthcare professionals to other countries,’ says SA Medical Association chairperson, Dr Mvuyisi Mzukwa.

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