Church leader gets vaccinated
“We as the community must do the right thing to prevent Covid-19,” Makhura said.
SHARPEVILLE.- Archbishop Jabulani Nxumalo (50) of Ebenezer Apostolic Church in Sharpeville took the lead in vaccinating against Covid-19 recently.
He used his platform to encourage others in the Vuka section community to do the same. In his remarks, when he took the vaccine, Nxumalo advised everyone to get vaccinated in order to stop the spread of the deadly virus and save the country. The Bishop was vaccinated during the visit by the Premier of Gauteng David Makhura, MEC for Health Nomathemba Mokhethi, Emfuleni Local Municipality (ELM) Executive Mayor, Gift Moerane and Sedibeng District Municipality (SDM) Executive Mayor, Lerato Maloka.
Premier Makhura said that the Sedibeng District is among the communities that hesitate to take the jab.
“We as the community must do the right thing to prevent Covid-19,” Makhura said. He encouraged every person to take the vaccine to save lives. The Premier was joined by the African National Congress Youth League in the region.
