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Home » Features » COVID-19 IN SA | 1 year later »

South Africa’s extensive social relief programme to deal with COVID-19

5 March 2021, 10:35 AM  |  Luvuyo Mdeni  |  @iLuvuyo

Image: Peter Herring

Social grant applicants sleeping outside the SASSA Eerste River offices last week at about 10:25pm.

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