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The State of Disaster may have been lifted, but new regulations will be put in place – and government wants the public to weigh in

The Covid-19 lockdown is over but not the pandemic as SA’s fifth wave is expected in May with a new variant as the driving force.

South Africans have woken up with more freedoms on Wednesday, thanks to our new lockdown laws. Here’s what changed overnight…

After taking it in the neck for most of the week, Cyril Ramaphosa has confirmed he DOES have an exit strategy for lockdown.

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The National Coronavirus Command Council (NCCC) is reportedly expected to discuss the State of Disaster when it meets on Monday

Now that people can ‘zol’ again, The Cannabis Expo is returning to Cape Town to educate about this growing industry.

The ANC has been accused of trying to permanently legislate Covid-19 restrictions, and and experts are ‘unsure’ about what happens next.

Concerns about ‘new lockdowns’ have been raised, after Sakeliga accused the government of refusing to let go of its State of Disaster powers.

Morocco reopened its airspace on Monday in a bid to breathe life into its crisis-hit tourism sector, two months after it cancelled commercial flights over coronavirus fears.

South Africans have woken up to an even more lenient version of lockdown – after several key Level 1 restrictions were ditched on Monday.

The Netherlands will this week lift some of Europe’s toughest Covid restrictions with bars, restaurants and museums allowed to reopen their doors, Prime Minister Mark Rutte said Tuesday.

One of China’s longest coronavirus lockdowns since the start of the pandemic came to an end on Monday as authorities announced the lifting of most restrictions in the northern megacity of Xi’an.

The City of Cape Town closed off Long Street, Cape Town’s biggest party block to cars for one night only. The crowds were out in FORCE!

Mzansi appears to be heading towards an ‘endgame’ with COVID-19 – but Dlamini-Zuma’s extension of lockdown laws has baffled many.

The extension considers the need to augment the existing legislation and contingency arrangements undertaken by the organs of state to address the impact of the disaster.

Two hospitals in China’s locked-down city of Xi’an, including one that refused to treat an eight-month pregnant woman who later miscarried, have been closed while they “rectify” mistakes, authorities said Thursday.

We are, almost certainly, in the final season of our COVID Lockdown – and the State of Disaster may soon expire for good…

Since South Africa went into lockdown in March 2020, the curfew has consistently remained in place, regardless of lockdown level

A day after deciding against any new restrictions for South Africa, the Health Department stated that the situation ‘will be reviewed soon’.

In the latest news in South Africa on Friday 17 December 2021, our Christmas plans will remain undisturbed as SA will remain at Level 1.

Afriforum had argued to the High Court in Pretoria that the curfew was irrational and unlawful and must thus be set aside

Deputy President David Mabuza and the NCCC will meet to consider whether tighter lockdown restrictions are necessary

This should be lekker hey? Cape Town’s festive lockdown will support locals and business owners by closing streets to open restaurants.