South Africa has once again breached the 10-thousand mark when it comes to daily infections. These latest cases published last night have pushed the known number of infections since the start of the outbreak to 883-thousand 687. The health ministry said the country's South Africa has once again breached the 10-thousand mark when it comes to daily infections. These latest cases published last night have pushed the known number of infections since the start of the outbreak to 883-thousand 687. The health ministry said the country's positivity rate currently stood at 21%; this far exceeds the ideal rate of 10%. - Smile 90.4FM

South Africa has once again breached the 10-thousand mark when it comes to daily infections. These latest cases published last night have pushed the known number of infections since the start of the outbreak to 883-thousand 687. The health ministry said the country’s South Africa has once again breached the 10-thousand mark when it comes to daily infections. These latest cases published last night have pushed the known number of infections since the start of the outbreak to 883-thousand 687. The health ministry said the country’s positivity rate currently stood at 21%; this far exceeds the ideal rate of 10%.

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