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    Turning a bad experience into something positive

    Jan 17, 2021 2 minutes
    TASCHICA PILLAY taschica.pillay@inl.co.za
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    AFTER being ostracised by family and neighbours for testing Covid positive, a Phoenix woman has turned a negative into a positive by providing soup to people suffering from the virus.

    Najma Ebrahim, 33, of Palmview in Phoenix, and her family were labelled the Ladle Palm

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