Labour Minister Nxesi hospitalised with COVID-19

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Labour Minister Nxesi hospitalised with COVID-19
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Labour Minister Nxesi hospitalised with COVID-19 eNCA

The minister tested positive for the coronavirus almost a week ago and had been in self-quarantine at home.Minister Nxesi is the second member of Cabinet to be hospitalised after Minister Gwede Mantashe.

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