The country recorded a further 95 Covid-19 related deaths yesterday. The North West province, with 32 deaths, and Kwa-Zulu Natal, with 22, recorded the most covid-19 related fatalities. South Africa's cumulative covid-19 death-rate now stands at 51,421. The Western Cape's Covid-19 death-toll increased by 10 cases yesterday, and currently stands at 11,363. - Smile 90.4FM

The country recorded a further 95 Covid-19 related deaths yesterday. The North West province, with 32 deaths, and Kwa-Zulu Natal, with 22, recorded the most covid-19 related fatalities. South Africa’s cumulative covid-19 death-rate now stands at 51,421. The Western Cape’s Covid-19 death-toll increased by 10 cases yesterday, and currently stands at 11,363.

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