Treasury gives broke military medical fund R840m shot in the arm
A fund that provides healthcare to thousands of retired soldiers has been thrown an R840 million lifeline by Treasury to keep its services running amid a deepening financial crisis.
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A fund that provides healthcare to thousands of retired soldiers has been thrown an R840 million lifeline by Treasury to keep its services running amid a deepening financial crisis.
Defence Minister Angie Motshekga has promised retired soldiers that they will continue to receive healthcare, while admitting that their medical fund is “unsustainable” in its current state.