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The ban of sales of alcohol and restrictions on church gatherings were some of the regulations that businesses and citizens objected to.

Scientists have given SA a Covid booster shot with a sackful of Christmas gifts signalling the worst of the pandemic is over.

As COVID-19 infection cases continue to surge in South Africa driven by the Omicron variant, the country is confident to bend the curve using the weapon of vaccination and observation of health measures. 

As COVID-19 infection cases continue to surge in South Africa driven by the Omicron variant, the country is confident to bend the curve using the weapon of vaccination and observation of health measures. 

As COVID-19 infection cases continue to surge in South Africa driven by the Omicron variant, the country is confident to bend the curve using the weapon of vaccination and observation of health measures. 

With the fourth wave leaving many SA citizens fearing a gloomy festive season, Cape Town is one step ahead in making sure it is anything but.

As COVID-19 infection cases continue to surge in South Africa driven by the Omicron variant, the country is confident to bend the curve using the weapon of vaccination and observation of health measures. 

There are now more people under 40 being taken to hospital with Covid-19-related illness, said Western Cape health officials as they urged responsible behaviours during the festive season.

Certain streets in Cape Town will be closed to vehicles and open for pedestrians and diners only, allowing restaurants to use the street space for more safe outdoor seating.

As the COVID-19 infection rate picks up around the country, hospitals said they were still not seeing a high number of admissions like in previous waves.