MABUZA
LAUNCHES VOOMA VACINATION IN NW
By : Kabelo Selebogo
Vooma Vaccination Weekends
aim to mobilise citizens and people living in South Africa to get vaccinated as
a means to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
The event was supported by
top artists from the North West and around the country, including
Grammy-award-winning Ladysmith Black Mambazo and musician-cum-media personality
Stoan Seate.
Interacting with Rustenburg
residents Deputy President Mabuza urged members of the public to vaccinate and
make use of mobile vaccinations centres.
“Vaccination is our only chance to reduce infections, to reduce chances
of severe illness and to reduce chances of hospitalisation as well as prevent
unnecessary loss of life.”
Premier Bushy Maape appealed
to young people to vaccinate as North West province statistics indicated that
older people were vaccinating more than young people.
He added that North West
Provincial Government was now taking vaccination sites to the people wherever
they congregated.
Orlando Pirates top
supporter Mama Joy and her Kaizer Chiefs counterpart Sadam Maake were amongst
sport fanatics who teamed up for the vaccination drive. Also present were netball
North West Flames vice-captain Didintle Keebine, ex-Mamelodi Sundowns star
Lovers Mohlala and Olympic athlete Galaletsang Ramorowa.
Artists included poet and
actress Boikanyo Botlhale, gospel star Bucy Radebe and the Diale Brass Band.
The vaccination launch
was incorporated with National Recreation Day which provides an opportunity for
community members to actively be involved in recreation activities and aerobics
to improve health and wellbeing
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