Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi said that the department had decided to reinstitute more services following the country’s move to lockdown level 1.
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The curfew will now be from midnight to 4am.
The Restaurant Association of South Africa is thanking government for relaxing lockdown measures. The curfew will now be from midnight to 4am. #DStv403 #eNCA.
Restaurants and bars have been some of the biggest casualties of the COVID-19 pandemic. One must remember, it doesn t begin and with restaurants and the number of staff, the entire value chain opens and the opportunity to bring so many people back to work, suddenly becomes a reality, says Wendy Alberts, from Restaurants Association of South Africa
Alberts says that restaurants have travelled the hardest road in South Africa.
SA move to lockdown level 1 met with mixed reactions The Restaurant Association has thanked government for extending the curfew, saying restaurants will now begin to make up for losses, however, the Southern African Alcohol Policy Alliance remained worried that the alcohol ban could return. Police acted on information that two popular restaurants one in Sandton and the other in Silverton, Pretoria, were selling alcohol to customers against level 3 lockdown regulations. Picture: @SAPoliceService/Twitter
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CAPE TOWN - A decision to relax lockdown regulations has been welcomed, but the move has also been met with caution and criticism that it s come too late.
President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to address the nation Sunday evening at 20h00. The address will be broadcast live on the SABC television News channel and digital platforms.