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As we reach the midway point of our financial year, I would like to acknowledge your contributions so far....

Welcome to the latest edition of AfroScenes! As winter takes its bite, please stay warm, and healthy, and let...

Industry Leaders converged in May for the 24th Annual BHF Conference, themed Uniting Parallels Collaborating for Value Partnerships, Transforming...

Thank you to everyone who took part in our annual AfroCentric Pulse Survey – your voices matter and help...

Corporate Schemes care coordinators celebrated International Nurses Day, 12 May, with a renewed commitment to excellence, along with a...

On International Nurses Day, 12 May, the level 2 ADRM care managers came together in the spirit of gratitude,...

Introducing our Internal Investigations team, which has been established to ensure ethical workplace behaviour by investigating and addressing reports...

In 2015, world leaders came together at the United Nations to adopt an ambitious agenda for a better future....

Medscheme has stepped up support for clients by automating mundane tasks so that skilled employees can spend more time...

Meet the Disease and Medicine Management Strategic Team (DMMST), who are at the core of Medscheme’s mission to provide...

In the face of South Africa’s ongoing energy challenges, where power outages (or loadshedding) threaten business continuity, we embarked...

Well done to the Bonitas Managed Care Ops unit, who proved that teamwork and resilience are key in rising...

The Medscheme business and IT teams are demonstrating the power of collaboration as they work together to produce accurate...

While we ensure that healthcare providers act ethically, a critical focus in combatting fraud is educating members. The Group...

With the recent conviction of a medical provider who submitted false claims, years of hard work by the Medscheme...

Did you know that as a Sanlam pension or provident fund member, if you pass away without having completed...

June is Youth Month in South Africa, reminding us of the power and potential of our country’s youth. It’s...

At AfroCentric Group, we are proud to celebrate the achievements and ongoing journey of our three exceptional bursary students...

By extending kindness to those less fortunate, we continue former President Nelson Mandela’s legacy of compassion and social justice....

Celebrating teams in our workplace boosts morale, strengthens communication, and reinforces a culture of mutual respect and appreciation –...

At GEMS, excellence does not go unnoticed. Management has implemented a rewards initiative that creates a positive dynamic within...

The GEMS team proudly congratulates three of their teammates for graduating in April 2025 after long hours of hard...

The strategic value of health days extends beyond awareness, serving as catalysts for policy changes, increased funding for research,...

Wellness Week 2025 provided an opportunity for all AfroCentric Group employees to prioritise their health and wellbeing by undertaking...

The focus of the World Health Organization (WHO) this year is on Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures, with World Health...

Winter brings unique challenges to our health and general wellbeing, but understanding how to care for ourselves during the...

World No Tobacco Day on 31 May is a reminder of the health risks of smoking, and how quitting...

The National Department of Transport, in partnership with Safer Stops and sponsored by AfroCentric and Sanlam, hosted a truck...

The Wellness Team hosted a number of Mental Health Round Table events in recent months, helping our employees with...

In March we hosted the Men’s Fireside Conversation on the topic of “Destigmatising Mental Health”. The event was sponsored...

The saying goes, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” But to improve health outcomes and...

In celebration of Youth Day on 16 June, we’re inviting you to take a delightful stroll down memory lane...

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