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Securico diversifies into health services

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newsday.co.zw > article > govt-slashes-health-fees-by-up-to-50

Govt slashes health fees by up to 50%

3+ mon, 3+ week ago   (13+ words) newsday.co.zw Discover more from newsday...

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newsday.co.zw > local-news > article > 20/00/56154 > insurers-under-fresh-scrutiny-as-grievances-mount

Insurers under fresh scrutiny as grievances mount

3+ mon, 1+ week ago   (245+ words) ZIMBABWE’S insurance industry lacks a unified professional body with powers to discipline practitioners, creating serious accountability gaps at a time when complaints against operators are mounting and the sector is expanding. This was said by Chartered Governance and Accountancy Institute…...

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newsday.co.zw > opinion-analysis > article > 20/00/55362 > why-health-fee-cuts-may-not-lower-medical-bills

Why health fee cuts may not lower medical bills

3+ mon, 3+ week ago   (487+ words) HARARE, May 14 (NewsDay Live) – Zimbabwe’s latest healthcare fee reductions may ease pressure on private medical operators, but there is little evidence patients will see lower consultation charges or cheaper medicines any time soon. On Tuesday this week, Finance Minister Mthuli…...

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newsday.co.zw > editorials > article > 20/00/52597 > why-a-national-health-insurance-fund-may-the-solution-zim-needs

Why a National Health Insurance fund may the solution Zim needs

5+ mon, 3+ week ago   (791+ words) ZIMBABWE’S health system stands at a crossroads. Rising medical costs, limited insurance coverage and deep inequalities in access to care have left millions of citizens exposed to financial catastrophe when illness strikes. In this context, the introduction of a national…...