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| South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa is due to sign into law a contentious national health bill that aims to provide universal coverage to millions of poor citizens. | |
| The National Health Insurance (NHI) bill seeks to give South Africans “of all races, rich or poor and legal long-term residents” access to quality healthcare. | |
| It was passed by lawmakers last year and is set to be implemented in stages at a cost of billions of dollars. | |
| The opposition parties and civil society groups wanted the bill to be referred back to parliament, saying it was flawed in its current form. | |
| The bill will be signed into law on Wednesday at the Union Buildings, the presidential office, in the capital, Pretoria, the presidency said. | |
| It comes just days before the 29 May national election that could test the ruling African National Congress' 30-year rule. | |
| South Africa is still considered one the most unequal societies in the world, with a huge wealth gap and 84% of South Africans relying on often poor quality public healthcare. | |
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