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Almost three out of four specialist medical posts are vacant in this province
And about half of its ambulances are standing idle.
Can government employees kiss those above-inflation increases goodbye?
Picketing doctors and nurses in Limpopo could be just a taste of what's to come as unions and government prepare to head to the bargaining table.
Controversial Messina doctor fired by Limpopo health dept
Messina Hospital doctor Allick Msebe Dube has been dismissed following complaints from staff, patients and humanitarian organisations.
Fresh woes for dodgy doctor
A new complaint has been filed against Limpopo doctor Allick Dube.
ANC deems DA hospital dumping site furore ‘dirty tricks’
The ANC says the DA is using "dirty tricks" ahead of the elections after it accused the Limpopo health department of dumping medical equipment.
Past catches up with ‘candy store’ doctor
A doctor currently on paid leave was convicted of two counts of involuntary manslaughter in the US before starting jobs in SA public hospitals.
Shadowy past dogs Limpopo hospital chief
Records show that Musina hospital boss Allick Dube was suspended for negligence in Tennessee
Limpopo hospitals in dire state
The M&G visited five public hospitals in the province and was shocked by the situation, which seems to have deteriorated despite state intervention.
Close, but no consensus on key limits
In creating a blueprint for growth, Gordhan has been hamstrung by the very lack of buy-in he wants and needs.
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