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2021 In Numbers

8 January 2021, 9:56 AM  |
Matiba Sibanyoni Matiba Sibanyoni |  @SABCNews
A look at predictions for the year 2021 In Numbers.

A look at predictions for the year 2021 In Numbers.

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A look at predictions for the year 2021 In Numbers.

Experts have made predictions about how the year 2021 may pan out amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Tech, business and health experts have made predictions considering the hard knock blown by the COVID-19 pandemic across different industries worldwide.

 

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