According to Aaron Aaron Motsoaledi, the planned National Health Insurance Project will be temporarily delayed due to budgetary problems.
Currently, more than 2,000 healthcare staff are being recruited, while the state will ensure that beds and linen are purchased for hospitals.
Observer ask what has become of the linen they had and how much has been replaced over time?
The impression is that it has been stolen.
Motsoaledi has acknowledged that the country is better off by maintaining existing services than replacing it with new services as proposed by the new legislation.
Experts say any economist would have told him that when they started with the plan, and the impossibility of free services to everyone is general knowledge.
The new dispensation could mean that private medical aids and hospitals would become part of the corrupt state system.
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