Yesterday (Sunday) marked International Nurses Day with the different unions raising their own views on how the profession can be improved. Some state that poor health costs the economy billions as it affects productivity. Investment in the nursing staff is another critical point unions feel should be looked into especially now that government's   National Health Insurance (NHI) plan is at an advanced stage. In 2024, what would the unions say are the new challenges faced by nurses? 

Guest: Kwena Manamela -  General Secretary at the Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa

Guest: Reuben Maleka - Manager at the Public Servants Association

Guest: Jabulane Mashego – Provincial Secretary for HOSPERSA in Limpopo

Yesterday (Sunday) marked International Nurses Day with the different unions raising their own views on how the profession can be improved. Some state that poor health costs the economy billions as it affects productivity. Investment in the nursing staff is another critical point unions feel should be looked into especially now that government's   National Health Insurance (NHI) plan is at an advanced stage. In 2024, what would the unions say are the new challenges faced by nurses? 
Guest: Kwena Manamela -  General Secretary at the Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa
Guest: Reuben Maleka - Manager at the Public Servants Association 
Guest: Jabulane Mashego – Provincial Secretary for HOSPERSA in Limpopo

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