Medical aid is becoming more of a luxury for many South Africans, and it’s not about to get any better
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/ 18 February 2008
The Health Professions Council of South Africa said on Sunday it was putting up its annual fees because of increased administrative costs. ”The figures we reached are not grotesque and council will continue looking at better models of financing its business so as to alleviate the burden on practitioners,” said Council Registrar Boyce Mkhize.