DA shadow minister of health Siviwe Gwarube said the thin detail in reporting of Covid-19 cases, with the exception of the DA-governed Western Cape, could be inaccurate. File picture.
Gwarube said the thin detail in reporting of Covid-19 cases, with the exception of the DA-governed Western Cape, could be inaccurate. “With the exception of the Western Cape department of health, we are yet to see a clear and accurate breakdown of Covid-19 cases and daily infections by regions in the other eight provinces, which can be done with geo-mapping technology.“This raises the serious question of whether this information does exist in the various provinces.
After this lockdown, the Western Cape Independent Republic will get a lot more traction capeparty
You think this corona virus is a political game.
😂😂😂😂Is it because of the abundance of wine in the Western Cape that some DA mps keep hallucinating?
The new Dumelang Bagaetsho loading
Ohh FFS Our_DA when did this become a competition.
DA being the DA
Arrest her SAPoliceService
These ones like saying we must unite and work together, then boom they turn around and self praise.They messed up Tshwane,JHB & PE.They are shameless.
We’ve been saying. These guys we’ve been begging them to tell us where exactly the hotspots are.
Shes damn lying, Oscar Mabuyane, premier of Eastern Cape breaks down the stats according to municipalities, and for NMB (because I stay there), the stats are even broken down to locations and places. She must stop trying to shine this clown
As long as you are in the shadows,you will remain clueless.
So now it's a competition 🤔
Can they please shut up for a while
Now you are starting to put politics in a mess situation please stop it, the government is doing its best Compare to the likes of Italy and American s to say the least
They must calm down.. Now is not the time for political games
Stop it. This is a serious matter. Stop playing games.
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