The chairperson of the Council for Medical Schemes’ Dr Clarence Mini has died of COVID-19.
The council has confirmed that Mini passed away on Tuesday after being hospitalized for more than a month.
He was appointed to head the medical schemes regulator in 2010 by then-Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi.
The council has lauded Mini for his contribution, saying that he served the medical schemes industry in many capabilities and with distinction.
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