Really bad news for medical aid members in South Africa

Two countries hunting for skilled South Africans – offering R97,000 a month and 3 months rent-free | The tiny 124-year-old town in South Africa where a R500 million gem was uncovered | Young South Africans are increasingly dropping out of medical aid schemes, putting serious financial pressure on remaining members.

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