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'A recipe for disaster'- say experts as youth ignore Covid-19 regulations

SA's youngsters party themselves to death, instead of adhere to Covid rules

Picture: iStock It’s a party now, die later mood as South Africans hit nightclubs under adjusted alert level 3 lockdown and throw health caution to the wind, ignoring rules on maskwearing and social distancing as they boogie the night away. This was highlighted in a video shared on Twitter this week by DJ Tira which showed a large, maskless crowd dancing and shouting as the DJ – real name Mthokozisi Khathi – performed at The Cosmopolitan Lounge in Maboneng, Johannesburg. Tira had previously announced that patrons would require a Covid vaccination card to gain entry to the Fact Durban Rocks December 2021... It’s a party now, die later mood as South Africans hit nightclubs under adjusted alert level 3 lockdown and throw health caution to the wind, ignoring rules on maskwearing and social distancing as they boogie the night away.

Easing of lockdown restrictions on the cards

Easing of lockdown restrictions on the cards 25 July 2021 - 00:04 Other lockdown restrictions reimposed four weeks ago include at 9pm-4am curfew and a ban on all social gatherings. Image: GCIS President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to ease some lockdown restrictions and announce economic assistance for businesses hit by the looting when he addresses the nation tonight. His address, following a meeting of the National Coronavirus Command Council (NCCC) today, comes as the Covid third wave shows signs of easing. The alcohol and hospitality industries are confident the president will lift the booze ban and allow leisure travel across Gauteng borders.

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Liquor industry disappointed by alcohol ban

Monday 12 July 2021 - 6:24am There's been a mixed reaction to the president extending Level 4 lockdown. Jane Dutton spoke to alcohol industry representative Lucky Ntimane. Courtesy #DStv403 JOHANNESBURG - The liquor industry has expressed dissatisfaction with President Cyril Ramaphosa's decision to extend Level 4 of lockdown as alcohol sales have been prohibited for another 14 days. The National Liquor Traders Council said the government is clearly ignoring its pleas.   "As the tavern sector, we are disappointed by the announcement by the president that does not allow us to pick up the pieces to continue to support our families, even though we are aggrieved by this we have heard the president," said Lucky Ntimane from the National Liquor Traders' Council.