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“We are willing to work but the posts are not there”, say young doctors

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“We are willing to work but the posts are not there”, say young doctors

They are qualified, ready, and willing to serve their communities.

But scores of these doctors in KwaZulu-Natal, are becoming increasingly desperate because of a lack of posts in government hospitals and clinics.

Sue Segar reports.

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