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[New Times] The government has allocated Rwf7.5 billion for the next fiscal year to help clear arrears that the community-based health insurance (CBHI) - commonly known as Mutuelles de Santé owes to the Rwanda Social Security (RSSB)'s pension scheme.
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Gordon Butch Stewart has praised Jamaica's tourism employees for their extraordinary resilience in facing the COVID-19 pandemic, and wished them an even better future, as the industry slowly begins to reopen.
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Obamacare plan rates to increase 3.1 percent – Florida Courier
BY NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA Florida’s top insurance regulator on Friday announced approval of a statewide average 3.1 percent rate increase for health insurance plans sold through the federal insurance exchange next year, with most of the increase driven by the projected impact of COVID-19. The 10
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“Systemic racism has fostered a debt collection landscape in which people of color are more likely to be contacted by collectors and more likely to be impacted by lawsuits resulting in wage garnishment and bank levies,” states CRL. “State laws differ in terms of how much money is “protected,” or is
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Regular Exercise Can Lead to Better Rates on No Exam Life Insurance.
(ThyBlackMan.com) One of the great benefits of no exam life insurance is that you don’t have to undergo a medical exam in order to get quick
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Senator Warnock Shares Story of Uninsured Georgian Who Died Struggling to Find Health Coverage | Atlanta Daily World
On Thursday, in a moving speech on the floor of the U.S. Senate, Senator Reverend Raphael Warnock (D-GA) urged Congress to pass the Medicaid Saves Lives Act, historic legislation he introduced in June that would create a federal program to extend coverage to millions of people stuck in the coverage
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New Technologies Offer Hope For Cheaper Money Transfer In Sub-Saharan Africa – The Wilmington Journal
NAIROBI, Kenya — Henrik Maehle, a Norwegian-born business development professional, recently transferred $3,707.59 from his Norwegian bank, DNB Norway, to Absa Bank Kenya, then to the Standard Chartered Bank in Kenya for the apartment he is renting in Nairobi.
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After Enrollment Deadline, Some Californians Can Still Save on Health Insurance - Voice and Viewpoint
Quinci LeGardye | California Black Media May 15 was the deadline for Californians to sign up for health insurance coverage. But people who already have health insurance through Covered California will still get a sizeable federal tax credit. Others seeking affordable plans can still save and enroll
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Insurance Giant Prioritizing Profits Over Patients - The Seattle Medium
One of the most recent acts of insurance company greed happened with UnitedHealthcare, the nation’s largest insurance provider. Just recently, the insurance giant announced it would no longer cover patients’ nonurgent visits to the emergency room retroactively. Yes, you read that correctly. An
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Prince George’s Task Force Releases Report For Post-COVID-19 Recovery
A Prince George's County task force made up of a former Maryland governor, college presidents, government and health officials and others released a report Monday in efforts to provide better services once the coronavirus pandemic ends.
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AARP Analysis Finds Nearly 11 percent of Black Older Adults Lack Health Insurance | Dallas Weekly
“While the Affordable Care Act has greatly reduced the number of older adults who are uninsured, coverage has remained unaffordable for far too many people aged 50-64, including many from multicultural communities,” said Edna Kane-Williams, Chief Diversity Officer of AARP.
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African Americans Urged to Enroll in Health Plans
Covered California is reaching out to African Americans and other people of color in the state who are disproportionately impacted by COVID-19 virus, to urge them to enroll in health coverage through its special-enrollment period underway now through May 15 for anyone who doesn’t have health
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Will Medicaid Expansion Finally Happen in Wisconsin? | The Madison Times
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South Africa: Department to Announce Preferred Bidder for 2,600mw Renewable Energy
[SAnews.gov.za] The Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Gwede Mantashe, says his department is planning to announce the preferred bidder for the procurement of 2 600 megawatts of renewable energy under Bid Window 5 by the end of next month.
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New Technologies Offer Hope For Cheaper Money Transfer In Sub-Saharan Africa – The Wilmington Journal
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New Families USA report finds lack of health insurance heightened COVID-19’s impact on Alabama communities, underscoring need for Medicaid expansion
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OP-ED: Insurance Giant Prioritizing Profits Over Patients | Dallas Weekly
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Health Insurers Must Answer for Coronavirus-Related Disparities in Black and Latino Communities
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Africa: Financing Healthcare in Nigeria is Beyond Allocating 15% of National Budget To Health
[allAfrica] Twenty years ago, African heads of states and governments gathered in Abuja to address infectious diseases in Africa. The declarations by the heads of States, popularly known as 'Abuja Declarations', was the meeting's highlight. One of the most popularly referenced portions of these
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