A child skips with a rope outside shacks in the Katlehong Township near Johannesburg. Studies suggest South Africans may have developed immunity to coronavirus. Picture: AP Photo
Twelve million South Africans ‘probably’ had coronavirus but low death rate suggests immunity
- More than 20 per cent of South Africa’s population of 58 million has had the virus at some point, says health minister
- Experts suggest that Africa’s most developed economy may be approaching herd immunity
A child skips with a rope outside shacks in the Katlehong Township near Johannesburg. Studies suggest South Africans may have developed immunity to coronavirus. Picture: AP Photo
