Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister DlaminiZuma has reiterated that the whole of South Africa will be moving to Covid-19 alert level three from June 1.
This will be done under strict observation, especially of areas that have been deemed coronavirus hotspots.President Cyril Ramaphosa announced in an address on SundayLiquor sales will be allowed from 9am to 5pm, but only if people buy it and consume it somewhere else;
Interprovincial travel will be allowed for funerals and also for people going back to school and work, but will require a permit; Lodges, hotels and B&Bs will remain closed unless it is for business- or work-related travel; and “The next alert level requires a lot of discipline and responsibility. We are trying to balance saving lives and boosting the livelihoods of South Africans,” she added.said the focus now is on getting the economy working again.
“The lockdown is effective, but it also comes with damage. It hurts the economy. So we developed sharp instruments in forms of these levels from level five to one,” said Patel.
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