The Council for Medical Schemes (CMS) addresses Michael Avery’s criticism regarding Bonitas and highlights concerns over long-term contracts that hinder competition in South Africa’s medical scheme administration sector.
CMS responds to Bonitas corruption allegations
Original Article by Mana Maswanganyi and Michael Willie | Business Day | 18 October 2024
The Council for Medical Schemes (CMS) addresses Michael Avery’s criticism regarding Bonitas and highlights concerns over long-term contracts that hinder competition in South Africa's medical scheme administration sector.
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