SA economy faces era of stagnation

Natal : Brazil | Jul 12, 2012 at 1:49 AM PDT

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31 Discovery Health Medical Scheme members are demanding an independent review of the administrative fees paid to the company, according to a report. Jul 11 2012 13:58 Cosatu, which claims to represent over 58% of the country's public servants, says government is negotiating in bad faith. FULL ARTICLE AT News 24

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