The Democratic Alliance says its lawyers will write to President Cyril Ramaphosa to set out COVID-19 vaccination issues that the party says are not in line with the constitution. Party leader, John Steenhuisen, says they are giving the President seven days to respond, and if his response lacks details they will take the matter to court. - Smile 90.4FM

The Democratic Alliance says its lawyers will write to President Cyril Ramaphosa to set out COVID-19 vaccination issues that the party says are not in line with the constitution. Party leader, John Steenhuisen, says they are giving the President seven days to respond, and if his response lacks details they will take the matter to court.

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18 January 2021

By Smile Staff Reporter

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