I am not the same after a COVID-19 infection, survivor

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South Africa has recorded some of the highest Covid-19 survivors across the world. Many of those infected with covid-19 recover from home and do not need to be admitted in hospital. One covid-19 survivor says they feel the virus took something away. Speaking to Siphosihle Mbule on The Covid Report, Activist Thokozani Ndaba says since recovering from the virus she does not remember things and her body just does not feel the same anymore.
11 Aug 2020 English South Africa Technology · Music

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