Sasha Stevenson | Big week for NHI in court

Author: Sasha StevensonPublished on: May 4, 2026Country: South Africa

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Sasha Stevenson | Big week for NHI in court

Aggrieved parties are set to ventilate their concerns about inadequate public services. This week is crucial for the NHI as court hearings take place, allowing complainants to voice their issues regarding public health matters. The outcomes of these hearings could significantly impact the future of the healthcare system in South Africa.

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