Country remains on Level 4 lockdown as Ramaphosa addresses violent ‘ethnic mobilisation’
With Level 4 still intact, Ramaphosa said all social, religious and political gatherings would remain prohibited. The 9pm to 4am curfew also remains in place and only people who are permitted to travel during these times may do so.
Ramaphosa announced that restaurants and gyms would be allowed to open. However, restaurants would not be allowed to have more than 50 people at a time while smaller establishments cannot accommodate more than 50% of their normal capacity. No alcohol would be allowed to be sold. Ramaphosa said that the health system across the country remained under pressure. “By next week, daily hospital admissions across the country are likely to reach the levels observed during the peak of the first two waves,” he said.
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