INVESTIGATION | Who Owns South Africa? – Private Health

Reported by Open Secrets · 22 Jun 2026 · Luthando Vilakazi

South Africa’s healthcare sector is marred by deep rooted inequalities, with millions relying on an overly strained and under resourced public healthcare system. In this instalment of Who Owns South Africa, Open Secrets turns the spotlight on to the role of private players in the health care…

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