The minister briefed a joint virtual meeting of parliamentary health committees on Monday morning.
JOHANNESBURG - Health Minister Zweli Mkhize said the way COVID-19 is spreading through the country is changing.
Mkhize said one of the major problems in the Western Cape is cluster outbreaks in essential services.briefed a joint virtual meeting of parliamentary health committees on Monday morning., but will be keeping a watch on the supplies of the diagnostic kits.
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