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The council has praised Mini for his contribution, saying he served the medical imaging industry in many capacities and with distinction.
Dr. Clarence Mini, Chairman of the Medical Schemes Council, died of COVID-19 on May 12, 2020. Image: @ CMSCares4u / Twitter
JOHANNESBURG – The Chairman of the Medical Schemes Council (CMS), Dr. Clarence Mini, died of COVID-19.
The council confirmed that Mini passed away Tuesday after being hospitalized for more than a month.
He was appointed to head the regulator of medical schemes in 2010 by then-Minister of Health Aaron Motsoaledi.
The council has praised Mini for his contribution, saying he served the medical imaging industry in many capacities and with distinction.
Today, we wake up to the sad news of the death of Dr. Clarence Mazwangwandile Mini, the President of the Medical Scheme Council (CMS). https://t.co/Hb4YMqD6Be pic.twitter.com/Nnkz3S62Pg
– CMS (@ CMSCares4u) May 12, 2020
“This wonderful, compassionate and personable person leaves a legacy of having served this country and the industry in many capacities with great distinction.
“Dr. Mini leaves behind his beloved sons Yandi and Nomhle, but most of all his soul mate and best friend, Mrs. Nancy Mini. His family, colleagues, and all industry stakeholders will greatly miss him.” CMS spokeswoman Grace Khoza said in a statement. .
“May his soul, which has departed, rest in peace.”
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