"The two coaches have undergone the mandatory isolation period, which is a full 10 days, and they have been cleared to de-isolate, starting today [Thursday]," Molobi said.
"In actual fact, we have done rapid testing on them and that also clears them. Of course, we have the issue of residual symptoms here and there, such as a slight cough, so we're giving them treatment for that.
"But, from a medical perspective, and in line with national guidelines, anyone who has completed the full 10 days of isolation is then deemed noninfectious and they can then de-isolate and reintegrate into society and that is the approach we are taking with them…"