SAAPA calls on South Africans to support continued ban on alcohol sales
It’s also calling on South African Breweries to withdraw its legal challenge to government's decision to temporarily suspend the transportation and sale of alcohol.
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It’s also calling on South African Breweries to withdraw its legal challenge to government's decision to temporarily suspend the transportation and sale of alcohol.
The president expressed concern that the rising new infections continued to burden the health system, especially in key provinces.
In his address, Ramaphosa announced that SA would remain on level 3 lockdown until February 15.
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