Are you going to vaccinate or not?
We would like to hear from you whether you will be receiving your jabs or not and whether you have received it or not.
The roll-out of vaccinations in the country has been top of the news agenda this week with many awaiting their turn to get the jab.
The Tshwane metro has 27 vaccination sites, including a mobile bus that goes to sites vaccinating teachers. The sites are spread out in various regions, allowing residents from different parts to gain access to them.
Some people have, however, decided not to get their jabs. We would like to hear from you whether you will be receiving your jabs or not and whether you have received it or not.
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