The government does not intend to make Covid-19 vaccinations compulsory by law.
That's the word from health minister Dr Joe Phaahla, in response to a recent parliamentary question posed by the IFP.
In a written response, Phaahla said the government had no plans to make immunisation against the virus a legal requirement for South Africans.
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