Vaccine makes you strong & good in bed – Health Minister opens up as all Muvhango actors get jabbed
The cast of Muvhango got jabbed! Speaking at the SABC while it happened, Health Minister Dr Joe Phaahla gave reasons why it was important to get vaccinated against the virus.
He even spoke about some of the side effects he personally experienced during his visit to the public broadcaster’s offices in Auckland Park, Joburg, on Wednesday 15 December as moral support.
“Men don’t want to take it because they fear it might destroy their manhood, but I want to assure them today that it’s not like that.
“Instead, it will make you strong and good in bed,” said Phaahla.
The minister said women feared the vaccine would make them barren.
“That’s not true either. Vaccines are safe. “They won’t prevent you from conceiving,” he said.
Gabriel Temudzani, who plays the role of Chief Azwindini on the SABC 2 soapie, said he got vaccinated and was doing well.
“I haven’t had any side effects. I’m perfectly fine,” he said.
Temudzani encouraged people to get the jab, saying it would help protect them.
The soapie’s crew were at the visit before going backstage to prepare for the day’s shoot of the popular show.
The minister was accompanied by Gauteng Sport, Art, Culture and Recreation MEC Mbali Hlophe, who stayed to watch the shoot.
Mbali also encouraged people to get vaccinated, saying the youth were slacking.
“We hope they will be motivated when they see their favourite actors and actress getting it too,” she said.
-daily sun
In other news – No jab, no job – Muvhango actors forced to vaccinate
The cast and crew of South African soap opera, SABC 2’s Muvhango will receive their covid-19 jabs. This is after they were given an ultimatum by the soapie creator Duma Ndlovu to vaccinate or lose their contracts.
About 200 members, including the cast, production personnel, and directors will be at the site joined by the Minister of Health Dr. Joe Phaahla, Gauteng MEC for Sport, Art, Culture, and Recreation Mbali Hlope, and the MEC for Health Dr. Nomathemba Mokgethi to receive jabs at the SABC offices in Auckland Park. Learn More
