The City of Cape Town is offering a R5000 reward for information that leads to the positive identification & arrest of people responsible for the stoning of a brand new train set.
The incident took place around the Steenberg area on Tuesday, 4 January.
@DeanMacpherson The minister has been far more vocal on both domestic and international stage about the travel ban. I think she is doing everything possible in the face of non science based decision ( political decision)
Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the @NIAIDNews and the Chief Medical Advisor to the President, delivered an update on the Omicron COVID-19 variant saying that hopefully, they can pull back on that ban "asap" @BISouthAfrica#SouthAfricaisTravelReady
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And so one asks, where is science? These countries have always said to us that we should base our decisions on science. But when the time comes for them to apply it to themselves, they do not, but resort to their own self-interest.
#FDD2021
Canada will no longer accept PCR tests from South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho, eSwatini, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Malawi, Mozambique, Nigeria and Egypt. You must have a test result from a third country, presumablyin transit. Unbelievable!😤
With all eyes on saving/promoting domestic tourism & hospitality this summer... why not pedestrianise key streets (eg Bree/Somerset/Kloof in @CityofCT) from 4-10pm, so restaurants can have larger *safe* outdoor seating? Possible, @geordinhl@alanwinde ?
Travellers note! For your convenience, we offer Covid-19 testing (antigen and PCR) on site, Monday to Sunday between 8am and 10am.
Simply book and pay at the front desk.
#StaySAFE#AtThePresident#thepreferredlife
📸 Victoria Paige
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President @CyrilRamaphosa: “Vaccination is by far the most important way to protect yourself and those around you against the Omicron variant, to reduce the impact of the fourth wave and to help restore the social freedoms we all yearn for.”
Excellent interview @GilliSaunders on the effect of 🇬🇧 travel ban on the 🇿🇦 tourism industry. Absolutely devastating! https://t.co/4gspRe5UvU
R82 billion annually (R225m/day) at risk >1 million jobs if include allied industries. Too many livelihoods already lost 😢 @satsa_sa