Almost 10 000 SA teachers refuse to take Covid-19 jabs

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Almost 10 000 SA teachers refuse to take Covid-19 jabs

"Nearly 10 000 personnel in the Gauteng education sector are, for one reason or the other, refusing to be vaccinated against the deadly virus.

Source: South African News | Online News | The South African

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