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CITIZENS URGED TO REPORT BUSINESSES IN BREACH OF COVID -19 GUIDELINES

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In response to allegations that the COVID-19 Task Force is only targeting certain businesses that defy the COVID-19 restrictions, Health Minister Dr. Frank Anthony is asking persons to report all establishments that are in contravention. More from Temika
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