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: President Cyril Ramaphosa will not have a quick resolution to the issues surrounding Phala Phala after the Constitutional Court said that he did not make a sufficient case for it to rule exclusively on the report. The president said that the report had far-reaching consequences – including the potential removal of the President – which he argued was why only the constitutional court could rule on the matter. He will now have to approach the High Court to challenge the report.

[: The Health Funders Association – including Discovery, Momentum and others – lodges a complaint to the Competition Commission regarding the prices charged by Pathcare, Ampath and Lancet for Covid-19 polymerase chain reaction tests in 2020 and 2021. If the complaint is successful, the HFA believes that it will claim back R1 billion previously paid by the 35 schemes involved in the complaint.

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