“Of course, I thought I had a role to play and that I added value, but the minister is entitled to decide who he wants advising him,” says Wits professor Glenda Gray.

Gray, who famously clashed with health minister Zweli Mkhize in May, when she pointed out the idiocy of the lockdown rules, was this week excluded from his new ministerial advisory committee (MAC) on Covid-19...

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