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She is a renowned business figure in South Africa and globally, with widespread experience in healthcare, academia and commerce. Most recently she received a LifeTime Achievement Award from Gauteng Premier David Makhura in the Township Entrepreneurship Awards. Nyathi has also spent time providing strategic and clinical healthcare consulting to key role players in the health sector. Currently, she specialises in health risk management strategy, with the aim of reducing the cost of healthcare. She is responsible for the ongoing development and enhancement of health risk management strategies and solutions, analytics, actuarial services, thought leadership, as well as public health strategy at the AfroCentric Group.
Under her management, New Business Development has brought on board six new medical schemes so far, and proposed new services to existing clients.Dr Abongile Qamata has always wanted to be a doctor. She graduated from the Walter Sisulu University at the age of 21 and proceeded to serve as a clinician in both the public and private South African health sectors for eight years, before venturing into Managed Care in 2013.
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