“Maybe you don't get it ... no more clubs, no more schools, no more churches, no more conferences, no more sports, no more companies ... people more than 100 should not be in one space.”
Maphorisa has used social media to reiterate President Cyril Ramaphosa's instruction that no more than 100 people are allowed to gather in one place.
“Maybe you don't get it ... no more clubs, no more schools, no more churches, no more conferences, no more sports, no more companies ... people more than 100 should not be in one space.” he wrote.no more clubs, no more schools,no more churches,no more conferences, no more sports, no more companies..
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