President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa says his administration will soon sign a National Health Insurance bill into law.
The bill targeted at providing universal health coverage to South africans was pass in to law by the Parliament last year.
Different opinion have been shared by Political parties and other stakeholders who claims the bill will lead to disinvestment in the healthcare sector, where private and public systems correlate and will threatening the countries economy, with a court proceedings if signed into law.
There are also concerns that implementation of the bill will be undermined by widespread corruption and budget restraints which see the country struggling to fund basic services.
Two business organisations, Business Unity South Africa and Business for South Africa, including doctors, says the bill may not fulfil its objectives, calling for it to be redesign at the parliamentary.
