Health Minister Zweli Mkhize says those South Africans who don't have access to technology or the internet will be assisted to register for a Covid-19 vaccine. The country's EVDS-portal officially opens today, and calls for those over 60 years, to register to get vaccinated. Mkhize says the department will be sending out teams to communities, to assist citizens, who do not have access to digital technology, register for their jab. - Smile 90.4FM

Health Minister Zweli Mkhize says those South Africans who don’t have access to technology or the internet will be assisted to register for a Covid-19 vaccine. The country’s EVDS-portal officially opens today, and calls for those over 60 years, to register to get vaccinated. Mkhize says the department will be sending out teams to communities, to assist citizens, who do not have access to digital technology, register for their jab.

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