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A pharmacist does a stock take of antiretroviral drugs at the rural Emmaus Hospital, 20km from Bergville, Kwa Zulu/Natal. (Photo by Naashon Zalk/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
About 70% of the doctors who emigrate are pushed out of the country by excessive taxes, unsatisfactory fringe benefits and poor remuneration
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Dennis Gabriel 
Hussaini Ibrahim Kafi 
Mirian Gom 
Chukwu Obinna