“In Africa, people look at private healthcare with suspicion. People assume that if you’re for-profit you’re out to fleece everybody. But … in many areas, we’re delivering a far more efficient and accountable service than the government.” Dr. Ian Clark, International Medical Group (Kampala, Uganda)
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