President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to address the nation today. Hard Lockdown expected. Read more
President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to address the nation today following the NCCC meeting which has sparked speculation of a hard Lockdown. Source https://www.702.co.za/articles/428574/watch-live-president-ramaphosa-to-address-the-nation-on-covid-19-at-8pm-tonight https://twitter.com/MorningLiveSABC/status/1464809415232704522?t=bkKUbHjpAosz84VxEwTD2Q&s=19 Health Minister Joe Phaahla said that the discovery of the new B.1.1.529 covid variant is growing faster than expected, this comes after a huge day of South African people gathered in numbers in Malls for black Friday deals.
Covid-19| The Country Might Remain On Level 1 All of December, No Hard Lockdown [Opinion]
Date: 15/12/21 Source: https://twitter.com/HealthZA/status/1470833398801436679?t=qRiz2VqFXXgBdUrZ8BH8kg&s=19 Background Ever since it was announced that South Africa has a new coronavirus variant, many people have been fearing the worst. Looking at the series of events that took place in the previous December of 2020, it makes sense to assume that South Africa might be moving to a stricter and harsher lockdown.
President Cyril Ramaphosa To Announce Hard Lockdown?
President Cyril Ramaphosa To Announce Hard Lockdown According eNCA President Cyril Ramaphosa and the premiers are planning to take the country to Hard Lockdown because of the rising number of Covid-19 infections. There have been mixed reactions on whether the country should once again go back to hard lockdown. South Africa recorded 21,606 new infections in the last 24 hours. The cases are rising with above 20 000 confirmed cases the last three days. South Africa has recorded 21 606 new infection in the last
Opinion: The Country Might Just Remain in Lockdown Level 1 all Of December, Not Hard Lockdown
Since the time it was declared that South Africa has a new Covid variation, many individuals have been dreading the most noticeably awful. Taking a gander at the series of occasions that occurred in the past December of 2020, it's a good idea to expect that South Africa may be moving to a stricter and crueler lockdown.
Year 2021 will be the worst year ever in the history of South Africa (Opinion)
Coronavirus has made the country to be in it worst form this year, as we end this year with high numbers of infections this means that next year we must expect the unexpected too. From the 27 December the country has reached the mark of 1 million coronavirus infection. This is not good news for the economy of the country since it is struggling to regain strength. Since the republic of South Africa was formed in 1910 , 2020 was one of the difficult years in all aspect of life. In 1918 to 1919 the country experienced
As from next week we should return back to Hard Lockdown until easter weekend passes.[Opinion]
Severa people are searching ahead for easter activities and because liquor offers are improved I see loopy behavior, people laid low with liquor they don't act nicely. Amd now with the condition we're confronting we as an entire want to behave so I suppose to do as such, we need to go back returned to difficult lockdown one week from now earlier than easter purpose we as an entire recognize that easter stop of the week individuals or must I say households loves to do social activities and a few will church.
President Cyril Ramaphosa To Address The Nation; Here's What To Expect Tonight
President Cyril Ramaphosa To Address The Nation; Heres what To Expect Tonight. According to "Sunday Time" President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to address the nation tonight. The plan for Family meeting is impose on lockdown rules. Apparently with increased number of Infection President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to extend Level 3. Yesterday there was rapid increased in the number of Covid-19 case. According eNCA President Cyril Ramaphosa and the premiers had meeting planning to take the country to Hard Lockdown
Opinion: Another Hard LockDown Might Be Possible In South Africa
Health Minister Zweli Mkhize has warned that South Africa is at the verge of facing a spike in coronavirus cases and related deaths which means that another hard lockdown “may additionally emerge as necessary”. Speaking to Talk Radio 702 morning host Bongani Bingwa on Tuesday, Mkhize stated things had been “getting difficult”. “I wish I may want to say in any other case. We have warned that the surge will come, especially inside the winter months. I’m afraid the numbers are increasing and we want
Possible Hard Lockdown: President Ramaphosa to meet with corona council on Sunday: OPINION
Source: https://twitter.com/News24/status/1464182431246958596?t=yp89bbkTbXAVFF63jxoGWg&s=19 photo: Twitter According to News24, JUST IN | Ramaphosa to meet with coronavirus command council on Sunday to assess new Covid-19 variant development. It seems as we are no longer going to get out of trouble very soon as we had expected.
South Africa might return to Hard Lockdown in December
By ST Khumalo in South Africa It is reported that in all 9 provinces infections are increasing in an alarming rate, this leaves the government with no choice but to implement hard lockdown again. The Minister of Health Mr Zweli Mkhize warned that there's a possibility of of second wave in soon, the reason for this is negligence in how people conduct them in public. Even though the minister has made a call to people to adhere to safety rules for Covid-19 they don't listen to his plea. as we speak European countries
President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to address the nation today. Hard Lockdown expected
Following the NCCC meeting, which has spurred rumours of a hard lockdown, President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to address the country today. Health Minister Joe Phaahla stated that the discovery of the novel B.1.1.529 covid strain is progressing faster than expected, following a massive day of South Africans flocking to malls for Black Friday sales.
“Hard Lockdown” is expected if people continue to disregard the lockdown rules, Zikalala explained.
“Hard Lockdown” is expected if people continue to disregard the lockdown rules, Zikalala explained. It is said that South Africa could face the second wave of COVID-19 and is expected to be worse than the first. KZN Premier Sihle Zikalala warns people to follow the rules of wearing masks and keep social distance as it could be the second major COVID-19 wave. COVID-19 cases have increased by 10% in KZN which triggered a major concern for the Department of Health as the future of the country is uncertain.
Nkandla Under "Hard Lockdown " after Jacob Zuma's latest Stunts
The Jacob Zuma family are making sure they keep him out of the public eye and they are trying by all means to avoid the gatherings that took place in July when he was arrested. Hundreds of his supporters made way to Nkandla, Zuma's homestead, when news broke that he would be arrested.
KZN To Go Back To Hard Lockdown (Opinion)
South Africa has been encountering a resurgence in Covi-19 recently. As cases increment every day, there is one area that is recording a larger number of cases than some other territory in South Africa in this way making it exceptionally hard for the region to put the Coronavirus circumstance leveled out. The area has more than 80 000 dynamic instances of Coronavirus. This is more than some other area has ever had at one time. Furthermore, things could deteriorate. The SAMA cautioned that the health framework
Ramaphosa Confirmed |There Is No Hard Lockdown
Following the recent comments made by some political leaders about the state of covid19, there has been some speculations that the country might go back to level 3. According to President Cyril Ramaphosa this are just rumours that the country will return to lockdown level 3.The president was telling the NCOP that these are just rumors. The president has assured that the country will not be going back to level 3 and people should not be panicking at the moment. Ramaphosa has urged on people to keep on wearing
Bheki Cele Blames Easing of Lockdown Restrictions for High Crimes Starts, Recommends Hard Lockdown
According to Bheki Cele, the reason crime statistics are high in South Africa is because government has eased lockdown restrictions. Cele has compared stats for the year 2020 and the current 2021 and claims that this time last year, the country was in hard lockdown and this resulted in lower numbers of reported crime.
Julius Malema wants schools closed in 7 days, or he will do it himself to protect the youth.
The EFF (Economic Freedom Fighters) have decided to take action on a very serious matter. Julius Malema has given Motshekga seven days to close schools, or he claims he will do it himself. As tensions rise, I would like to explore this topic and find out exactly why he did this.
Opinion: Why Ramaphosa kept SA on Level 3
South Africa was at a complete standstill after the Presidency announced that President Cyril Ramaphosa would address the country this evening. Given the high rate of poitive cases the country has seen of late, the country was convinced that President Ramaphosa would be announcing a hard lockdown for the country to curb the spread. Speaking on national tv, President Ramaphosa however announced that the country would remain on Adjusted Level 3,with some meaaures introduced. - most measures in adjusted level 3
Confirmed: 4 hours left for Level 5 lock down as Ramaphosa speaks tonight
Panic has set in countrywide as the nation awaits to hear what President Cyril Ramaphosa has to say. Th Presidency has just announced that the President will address the nation tonight at 8pm. South Africa is now amidst a second wave of the coronavirus, death rate has increased and number of confirmed positive cases is also soaring, which could only mean one thing- Hard Lockdown. The coronavirus continues to claim more lives, leaving many more in Intensive Care Units, battling for survival and the economy
Zimbabwe: Hard Lockdown has been Reinstated for 30 days.
Zimbabwe has reinstated lockdown on saterday 2nd of january which will last for 30 days. This has been done to curb the rise of infections around the country the country's international borders have been closed for both incoming and outgoing trips. This has raised concern to the already suffuring economy of Zimbabwe for which the country depend on South Africa where they aquire essential goods from. The Beitbridge is the main boarder used to get access into South Africa. The boarder has been flooded by Zim citizens