Business Unity South Africa says it is deeply concerned about the signing of
the National Health Insurance Bill into law by President Cyril Ramaphosa. BUSA CEO Cas Coovadia to speak more about this. They say that the NHI has many
substantive and procedural constitutional flaws.

Business Unity South Africa says it is deeply concerned about the signing of the National Health Insurance Bill into law by President Cyril Ramaphosa. BUSA CEO Cas Coovadia to speak more about this. They say that the NHI has many substantive and procedural constitutional flaws.

METRO FM Talk with Faith Mangope

METRO FM Talk with Faith Mangope

BUSA ( Business Unity South Africa ) Vs NHI ( National Health Insurance ) Bill

Thousands of voters around the country were still in queues after midnight waiting to cast their votes after the May 29 elections were rocked by long queues around the country, particularly in the metros of Durban, Joburg and Cape Town. We speak to our SABC Reporters from around the country about how everything has been going since our last conversation last night.

Thousands of voters around the country were still in queues after midnight waiting to cast their votes after the May 29 elections were rocked by long queues around the country, particularly in the metros of Durban, Joburg and Cape Town. We speak to our SABC Reporters from around the country about how everything has been going since our last conversation last night.

UNRESTRICTED THURSDAYS: 2024 ELECTIONS - SOUTH AFRICA DECIDES THE RESULTS

Today, millions of South Africans went out in their numbers to mark their vote in the highly anticipated 2024 National and Provincial elections. From Limpopo to the Western Cape, long cues were the order of the day even before voting stations opened at 7 am on Wednesday, as millions of South Africans took up the call to
decide who would govern the nation.

Today, millions of South Africans went out in their numbers to mark their vote in the highly anticipated 2024 National and Provincial elections. From Limpopo to the Western Cape, long cues were the order of the day even before voting stations opened at 7 am on Wednesday, as millions of South Africans took up the call to decide who would govern the nation.

BUSA ( Business Unity South Africa ) Vs NHI ( National Health Insurance ) Bill

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