Denosa urges Gauteng health department to address mounting system failures
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The Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa (Denosa) in Gauteng has given the provincial Department of Health an ultimatum, saying it needs to address a long list of critical system failures, or the union “will take to the streets”.
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The Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa (Denosa) in Gauteng has given the provincial Department of Health an ultimatum, saying it needs to address a long list of critical system failures, or the union “will take to the streets”.
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