Thousands of people are waiting at the Lebombo Border between Mozambique and South Africa as it remains closed for arrivals following the announcement of new regulations by President Cyril Ramaphosa. There are concerns that long queues at the some of the country's popular ports of entry could become super spreader events. - Smile 90.4FM

Thousands of people are waiting at the Lebombo Border between Mozambique and South Africa as it remains closed for arrivals following the announcement of new regulations by President Cyril Ramaphosa. There are concerns that long queues at the some of the country’s popular ports of entry could become super spreader events.

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12 January 2021

By Smile Staff Reporter

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