Sho Madjozi shares how hard it was to get tested for Covid-19

Local entertainer Sho Madjozi detailed her frustration in getting tested for the coronavirus following her return from her recent UK trip.

Taking to her Twitter page on Tuesday, the “Huku” hitmaker chatted about the “math” regarding the coronavirus.

In her tweet, she said that while we had 402 confirmed cases as of the coronavirus on Monday, that we actually don’t know how many people actually have it.

She continued: “It takes 3 days to get results so actually we had 402 cases 3 days ago. Not today.”

Corona maths is tough. We have no idea how many people have this thing.

Yes we have 402 confirmed cases on 23rd of March. But it takes 3 days to get results so actually we had 402 cases 3 days ago. Not today.

But wait, there’s more [thread]

— #JohnCena (@ShoMadjozi) March 23, 2020

Following this Twitter user @ka_madesi challenged her statement and said she was lying and that you would get tested regardless of showing symptoms.

Corona maths is tough. We have no idea how many people have this thing.

Yes we have 402 confirmed cases on 23rd of March. But it takes 3 days to get results so actually we had 402 cases 3 days ago. Not today.

But wait, there’s more [thread]

— #JohnCena (@ShoMadjozi) March 23, 2020

Sho Madjozi replied and detailed the struggles she went through to get tested. She mentioned that she had tried for three days to get tested after she landed from the UK. And that she was refused to test even though she returned from a high-risk country.

The “Wakanda Forever” hitmaker goes on to say that she was finally tested on Tuesday and received her results five days later which turned out to be negative.

Corona maths is tough. We have no idea how many people have this thing.

Yes we have 402 confirmed cases on 23rd of March. But it takes 3 days to get results so actually we had 402 cases 3 days ago. Not today.

But wait, there’s more [thread]

— #JohnCena (@ShoMadjozi) March 23, 2020

Stop lying they are NOT just testing people who ONLY show symptoms. If you've been in contact with a confirmed case, you will be tested regardless of symptoms.
2. You can go to a private health care center to get tested at a cost, even if you not showing symptoms. #CoronaVirusSA

— BANDILE ZULU ? ?? (@ka_madesi) March 23, 2020

Furthermore, the “John Cena” star said: “They are only testing people who are showing symptoms. Symptoms start showing 2-14 days after a person contracts it. Meaning we had 402 cases over a week ago. We have no idea how many people have the virus at the moment. No idea.”