Covid-19 fifth wave has begun in SA, health dept too slow to announce it

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Covid-19 fifth wave has begun in SA, health dept too slow to announce it
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Covid-19 fifth wave has begun in SA, health dept too slow to announce it Leading experts say South Africa is in its fifth Covid-19 wave but the health department has been sluggish to make the announcement.

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