‘Health passport’ could bring sport and concerts back to life

By AfricaPost February 28, 2021139 views

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28 February 2021 – 05:07 ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK

A Covid-19 rapid-testing station that opened at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town this week, combined with a simple mobile app, may be the passport to the revival of the events industry.

The entire hospitality industry has been decimated by the pandemic, but the live events sector has been crushed…

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