Media release from the Eastern Cape Liquor Board The sale of alcohol remains prohibited under Alert level 4 as stipulated in terms of the revised Regulation 44 of the National Disaster Management Act. This means that the sale, dispensing…
Mgwebi Msiya – Eastern Cape Liquor Board The Eastern Cape Liquor Board (ECLB) has noted the moving of the country to Alert Level 4 with the immediate suspension of the sale of liquor for the next fourteen days. We, therefore, urge all…
Due to a general lack of clarity on the specifics, it is difficult for the man on the street to know what constitutes essential work. However, when drivers passing along Southwell Road (R72) see workers deployed to apparently remove weeds…
HILTON TARRANT from MoneyWeb “The latest clothing and motor dealer regulations are so illogical they’re laughable” Published by National Employer Association South Africa. Parts of the article have been highlighted by NEASA’s Media…
South Africans have weighed in about the “possible discussions” to officially ease the country into level 3 lockdown. Although no official statement has been made yet, President Cyril Ramaphosa and his ministers have hinted that level 3…
Those breaking lockdown regulations will be liable for fines of up to R2,000. This includes being caught with liquor or exercising after the allotted daily three-hour period, Johannesburg metro police spokesperson Wayne Minnaar told…
On this, the 39th day of the South African Lockdown, and the 4th day since the lockdown moved to Level 4, It was almost as though all the regulations that have strangled the country’s economy had been lifted as people queued at shops in…
If the first day of the level four lockdown is anything to go by, health and policing authorities are in for a torrid time in the next few weeks. Despite the government imploring the nation to abide by the softer regulations, many South…
President Ramaphosa’s cabinet seems to be indulging in all its nanny-state fantasies. The DA has slammed government for “smuggling through an extension of the hard lockdown under the guise of easing restrictions” “Ultimately, there is not…
South Africans should get a better understanding of what level 4 restrictions mean from 7.30pm on Wednesday. Co-operative governance and traditional affairs minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma is scheduled to address a briefing on the new…
Draft Framework for Consultation of Covid-19 Risk Adjusted Strategy – LEVEL 4 Level Four: Permitted Retail and Service Operations; and Personal Movement All COVID-19 health and safety protocols must be followed at all times, including…
STHEMBILE CELE AND QAANITAH HUNTER Masks on in public and everyone under curfew at night The economy was the biggest winner in the government’s relaxed Covid-19 regulations announced yesterday, as more than 1.5-million workers are…
Now that the Covid-19 national command council has outlined what lockdown level 4 means, South Africans are expected to adhere to the new regulations. Here is a list of what will change in this new phase of lockdown: No, you still can’t…
