Thank you all for make sure John Legend sees my duet, great news is that he loved it and replied, as to what will happen next, we can leave that to God, thank you from the bottom of my heart🙏🏿❤️ #eskom#loadshedding#Stage6
The most disturbing photos coming from #WashingtonDC.
I just can't keep my mouth shut after seeing all the chaos that's going on.
#capitol#whiteprivilege
@dylmufc Will do🌸 I had it in October. I’ve been super cautious ever since 😷 You’ll just appreciate life way more after that. It’s a rough, 6-8 days but eventually it gets better
I have never seen a President cry or show this much emotion during an address. He is literally begging us to take care.
Please please South Africa look after yourselves and those around you. We need to take responsibility for our own actions now! 🙏 🕯 #level3#Covid19SA
On the recommendation of the National Coronavirus Command Council, and after consultation with provinces and metro mayors, Cabinet has decided to put the country on an adjusted Level 3 from Level 1 with immediate effect.
A person who does not wear a mask could be arrested and prosecuted. On conviction, they will be liable to a fine or to imprisonment for a period not exceeding six months or to both a fine and imprisonment.
From now on it is compulsory for every person to wear a mask in a public space. A person who does not wear a cloth mask covering over the nose and mouth in a public place will be committing an offence.
- Non-essential establishments – including shops, restaurants, bars and all cultural venues – must close at 8pm. The list of these establishments will be released shortly.
- The nationwide curfew will be extended from 9pm to 6am. Apart from permitted workers and for medical and security emergencies, nobody is allowed outside their place of residence during curfew.
Under the adjusted level 3 regulations:
- All indoor and outdoor gatherings will be prohibited for 14 days from the date hereof, except for funerals and other limited exceptions as detailed in the regulations, such as restaurants, museums, gyms and casinos.