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A Consulting Firm Is Changing Its Supply Chain To Make PPE

A Black, female-owned marketing change its supply chain to make PPE to help essential workers during the coronavirus pandemic.

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Limpopo journalist's death sparks concern over PPE shortages | News24

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Prasa officials dismissed amid procurement irregularities

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