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<p>As South Africa’s COVID-19 infections rise rapidly, the needs of the healthcare sector and social stability has increased as well. Nomkhita Nqweni, CEO of the Solidarity Fund joins CNBC Africa for an update on the fund that was set up to address the vulnerability of the country in the wake of the pandemic.</p>


Solidarity Fund CEO: What an extended lock-down means for the fund

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<p>The South African Solidarity Fund was created to address the immediate issues that the country faces in the wake of COVID-19. Individuals, businesses and government have made contributions towards the fund and joining CNBC Africa for more is Nomkhita Nqweni the Interim CEO of the Solidarity Fund.</p>


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