Millions of South Africans will lose access to monthly Covid-19 allowance if national state of disaster is lifted

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Millions of South Africans who will lose access to monthly Covid-19 allowances, should government decide to immediately scrap the national state of disaster.

According to dr. Mosa Moshabela, from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, the R350 Covid-19 grant would fall away if the state of disaster is lifted.

The grants have been provided to millions of residents over the past 2 years,

Moshabela says there are still too many mechanisms that need to be put in place before the national state of disaster can be lifted.

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