First Mutual medical aid premiums up 35 percent
First Mutual Health is set to increase medical aid monthly contributions by 35 percent with effect from March 1, 2019, as it seeks to track spiralling drug and hospital fees.
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First Mutual Health is set to increase medical aid monthly contributions by 35 percent with effect from March 1, 2019, as it seeks to track spiralling drug and hospital fees.
Those on medical aid cover must brace for steep increases in subscriptions as societies adjust their fees to keep up with soaring healthcare costs, the Daily News can report.
Most pharmacies in the country are refusing to issue drugs to patients on medical insurance, the main doctors’ association said yesterday, leaving thousands to pay cash.Zimbabwe Association of Doctors for Human Rights (ZADHR) executive director Calvin Fambirai said the economic downturn has resulted in pharmacies rejecting some medical aid cards in the purchase of drugs.
HARARE – More than 1 000 Anjin Investments (Anjin) workers have vowed to remain on strike until their salaries are realigned with local diamond industry standards, which they say average $650 for the least paid employee.
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday admitted publicly for the first time that he fathered a child out of wedlock with a Bulawayo woman. Tsvangirai has always declined comment on the matter of his 19-month-old love-child with Ms Loretta Nyathi.
HARARE- While Suluman Chimbetu is grabbing the headlines for splashing money on the showbiz scene as he tries to ‘raid’ Alick Macheso’s key band members, he stands accused of starving his first wife and two children.
Harare giants Dynamos are heading for tense times after the executive announced yesterday they were severing ties with championship-winning coach Calisto Pasuwa claiming negotiations for the renewal of his contract had collapsed.
Dr Munyaradzi Kereke, an adviser to Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor Gideon Gono, is suing The Standard newspaper over claims he raped his 11 year old niece last year. In papers filed in the High Court last Thursday, Dr Kereke is demanding US$5 million in damages over two articles published by the newspaper.