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An actuary has said Covid-19 cases are increasing in Gauteng.
An actuary has said Covid-19 cases are increasing in Gauteng.
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Covid-19 cases in Gauteng are quickly picking up speed, with almost 600 people hospitalised in the intensive care unit. 

Gauteng is one of two provinces that have been confirmed to be in the third wave of the disease.  

Louis Rossouw, an actuary with Gen Re, says the rate of growth in the disease in the province is worrying. 

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