SA is the hardest hit African country in confirmed cases of Covid-19 as of Sunday with 1,688 cases and 11 deaths linked to the coronavirus.
We take a look at the first month of Covid-19 in SA after health minister Zweli Mkhize confirmed the first case on March 5, mapping the spread to the nine provinces and detailing how we arrived at the latest statistics released on April 5.
WATCH | One month of Covid-19 in SA: Here’s how it spread and affected millions
SA is the hardest hit African country in confirmed cases of Covid-19 as of Sunday with 1,688 cases and 11 deaths linked to the coronavirus.
We take a look at the first month of Covid-19 in SA after health minister Zweli Mkhize confirmed the first case on March 5, mapping the spread to the nine provinces and detailing how we arrived at the latest statistics released on April 5.
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