The South African Medical Association has criticised a proposed 4.1% salary increase for politicians and senior government officials, arguing that it sends the wrong message at a time when public healthcare services are under severe financial strain

The South African Medical Association has criticised a proposed 4.1% salary increase for politicians and senior government officials, arguing that it sends the wrong message at a time when public healthcare services are under severe financial strain. 

Guest: Dr. Mvuyisi Mzukwa: South African Medical Association (SAMA) Chairperson

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