Mixed feelings over aid

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Some applauded the move as the only way to solve the impasse between the medical societies and service providers on payment.

Others urged Government to look into some of the fees charged by the doctors, hospitals and laboratories.

“Why do these societies get people’s monies every month and spend it on themselves? This is daylight robbery,” said Mr Lovemore Mataranyika of Harare.

“When a practitioner claims for the services rendered they have the audacity to ‘blacklist’ him or her, isn’t this violating the patient’s right to see a practitioner of their choice?”

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