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travelNAMIBIA33,1k Beiträge · seit 200621. Juli 2021 · #742
Pfizer/BioNTech to produce Covid-19 vaccine in S.Africa
Covid-19 vaccine makers BioNTech and Pfizer on Wednesday said they had found a South African partner to produce their jab locally, the first such deal on the African continent.

https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20210721-pfizer-biontech-to-produce-covid-19-vaccine-in-s-africa
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GinaChris4'984 Beiträge · seit 201626. Juli 2021 · #748
aus Ramaphosas Rede:

Based on the recommendations of the Ministerial Advisory Committee on COVID-19, and inputs from the President’s Coordinating Council, Cabinet this afternoon decided that the country should be moved from Adjusted Alert Level 4 and be placed on Adjusted Alert
Level 3.

This will take effect later this evening once the regulations have been gazetted.

This means that:

The hours of curfew will stay the same, starting at 10pm and end at 4am.
Interprovincial travel for leisure may resume.
Non-essential establishments like restaurants, taverns, bars and fitness centres may be opened. These establishments will however need to close by 9pm to allow their employees and patrons to travel home before the start of the curfew.
Gatherings will be allowed but will be limited to a maximum of 50 people indoors and 100 people outdoors.
Where the venue is too small to accommodate these numbers with appropriate social distancing, then no more than 50 per cent of the capacity of the venue may be used.

Gatherings include religious services, political events and social gatherings.

The limits on venue capacity also apply to restaurants, gyms, fitness centres, bars, taverns and similar places.

Attendance at funerals and cremations may not exceed 50 people and all social distancing and health protocols must be observed.
Night vigils and after-funeral gatherings are still not allowed.
The sale of alcohol from retail outlets for off-site consumption will be permitted between 10am and 6pm from Monday to Thursday.
Alcohol sales for on-site consumption will be permitted as per licence conditions up to 8pm.
Schools will re-open tomorrow, Monday the 26th of July, according to strict health protocols and other measures announced by the Minister of Basic Education.

It remains mandatory for every person to wear a face mask that always covers their nose and mouth at all times when in public spaces.
https://www.gov.za/speeches/president-cyril-ramaphosa-south-africas-response-coronavirus-covid-19-pandemic-25-jul-0

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Logi16,9k Beiträge · seit 201230. Juli 2021 · #754
South Africa plans billions in relief: The largest component of the relief package is the reinstatement of a R350 -a-month social relief grant until the end of March 2022 https://www.az.com.na/nachrichten/south-africa-plans-billions-in-relief-2021-07-30/



South Africa plans about R36 billion of relief measures to support businesses and individuals affected by unrest this month and by Covid-19 restrictions, the finance ministry said on Wednesday.
The interventions would be funded by better government revenues and by shifting around some spending, senior officials told a news conference, expanding on measures announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Sunday. ...

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