ZIMBABWE is on the brink of a significant healthcare reform with the upcoming tabling of a bill in Parliament next month, aiming to introduce a compulsory national health insurance scheme. This move is long overdue, as private medical aid schemes have become unaffordable for most Zimbabweans, leaving many without access to essential healthcare services. As…
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