From Friday booze sales to gatherings - 5 ways your life will be different under lockdown level 2

Cyril Ramaphosa urged more people to get vaccinated, saying this would restore some degree of normality.

SA is officially on alert level 2 lockdown after being on level 3 since July.

During President Cyril Ramaphosa's national address on Sunday night, he commended South Africans for adhering to the regulations, saying this enabled the government to ease the restrictions. He urged more people to get vaccinated, saying this would restore some degree of normality, like hosting more tourists and reopening sports venues to spectators.Ramaphosa said there was still a need for a curfew. Under alert level 2, it will start at 11pm and end at 4am. This means that non-essential service providers like gyms and restaurants are required to close at 10pm to allow employees to travel home before the start of the curfew.

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