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Can sh15,000 insurance fee fix Uganda’s healthcare?
Ernest Magezi Barusya, an actuarial expert and chief executive officer of Kenbright Advisory, advises further scrutiny of the numbers being proposed.
Experts caution that if the scheme is not executed meticulously, it may not serve the average Ugandan.
By: NewVision Reporter,
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@NewVision
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Uganda has witnessed significant advancements in its healthcare sector. However, most of the population lacks access to quality primary health care.
To address this, the
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