Leaders in the religious sector want Easter worship services to go ahead, despite concerns over the third wave of increased COVID-19 infections. Churches and other places of worship are waiting for the government to announce whether larger gatherings would be allowed or if lockdown restrictions will be tightened again.

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The Western Cape have vaccinated 38-thousand 699 healthcare workers to date. This represents an increase of more than 10-thousand healthcare workers being vaccinated when compared to the previous week. The province has also utilized 87-percent of its allocated quantity since the start of the vaccination roll-out during Phase 1.
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