[ICYMI] South Africans have mixed feelings after 100 days of lockdown
Many have mixed feelings while some are traumatised.Others are learning to adapt, trying making peace with the new normal.It will take time to understand exactly what psychological damage the restrictions have inflicted on the nation, especially as the end is not yet in sight.
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