Ramaphosa pleased with SA's efforts against Covid-19 spread | Day14ofLockdown
Ramaphosa was speaking during his visit to the Covid-19 Information Centre at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research in Pretoria, which has been set up to gather data, monitor and track the spread of the coronavirus in the country.
He hailed Vodacom for its donation of 20 000 mobile phones for field workers who have been deployed to track, trace, screen and test people across provinces for the global pandemic, which had infected 1845 people and killed 18 people by Wednesday.
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