As a non-South African citizen, you are probably wondering if you qualify for medical aid in South Africa- especially if you are a foreigner planning on living in South Africa for a longer period of time. The good news is, you may be entitled to join a medical aid scheme. If you are in a serious accident or develop a medical condition, seeking medical attention could become quite costly. In

In South Africa, medical expenses can be a significant financial burden for many people. That’s why Total Risk Administrators (TRA) offers a range of medical gap products, including Gap Cover. Gap Cover pays for the difference between what medical specialists charge and what your chosen medical aid is willing to pay. It’s important to note that Gap Cover is not a substitute for medical aid but rather an additional product

One in 31 South African women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime, making it the most common type of cancer across the country. However, early detection can stop cancer from spreading which is why it is important to be informed on the symptoms and to have regular screenings. Types of breast cancer When tumours form in the breast, they usually start within cells in the milk ducts