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FEATURE | Debunking myths on #COVID-19 with Africa Check’s Cayley Clifford

30 April 2020, 7:48 PM  |
Luvuyo Mdeni Luvuyo Mdeni |  @SABCNews
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SABC News’ Luvuyo Mdeni is joined by Cayley Clifford, Researcher at Africa Check.

In this episode, myths about consuming alcohol to help fight COVID-19 are discussed, as well as drinking different kinds of recommended tea to reduce the risk of infection.

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