Evidence of Racial Bias Found in Medical Schemes

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A shocking investigation has revealed racial discrimination against Black healthcare providers by major medical schemes between 2012-2019. The Section 59 panel's final report is out, and it's damning. Phemelo chats with Dr Musa Gumede from the Council for Medical Schemes for insights.
8 Jul 2025 4PM English South Africa Education · Careers

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