Published: 28 January 2014

Premier Service Medical Aid Society group CE Cuthbert Dube and the society's board chairperson Meisie Makeletso Namasasu have been booted out.

The society has been in the news in recent days amid revelations the top management was gobbling at least $1 million in basic monthly salaries at a time PSMAS was reeling from a $38 million debt.

In a statement released yesterday evening, PSMAS board secretary Cosmos Mukwesha said the vice chairperson Newton Mhlanga was appointed acting chairperson.

The society said Dube had reached retirement age and therefore a decision had been made to retire him.

Its said the board was forced to take action after its members held an intense meeting with the Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr David Parirenyatwa yesterday.
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