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Vaccines are available to anyone. We must therefore find ways of managing the pandemic while limiting disruptions to the economy and ensuring continuity said the president President Cyril Ramaphosa.

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South Africa to remain on lowest lockdown level; calls for immediate end to travel ban

South Africa will remain at the lowest 'Level One' lockdown despite the global panic around the detection of the Omicron variant in the country. Meanwhile, President Cyril Ramaphosa called on all countries that have imposed travel bans to immediately end it.

With the detection of the new Omicron Covid variant, lockdowns and travel curbs have been imposed in different countries, while the WHO has said it is unsure if the new variant is more transmissible. Here are the top developments.

President Cyril Ramaphosa also called on more than 20 countries that have imposed travel bans to and from South Africa and its neighbours to immediately end the ban to avoid further harm to the economies of these countries.

Vaccines are available to anyone. We must therefore find ways of managing the pandemic while limiting disruptions to the economy and ensuring continuity said the president President Cyril Ramaphosa.

Johannesburg, November 29 South Africa will remain on the lowest ‘Level One’ of its five-level lockdown strategy to fight the Covid-19 pandemic despite the global panic around the detecti