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Operation Vulindlela: A workable plan or another lofty roadmap?

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Today, the Board of Healthcare Funders says SA’s healthcare system is being held hostage by entrenched ideologies. A new report shows that workplace flexibility is fast becoming a non-negotiable for women. An update on the conflict between India and Pakistan. And phase two of Operation Vulindlela promises to unleash more rapid economic growth.

8 May 2025 6AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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