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Tobacco industry outraged as illicit cigarettes flood SA market British America Tobacco South Africa (Batsa) said that an Ipsos study conducted in March showed that 74% of retail outlets in Gauteng, the Western Cape and the Free State were now openly selling illegal cigarettes. FILE: Police confiscate illicit cigarettes valued at R122,000 destined for the black market. Image: SAPS 2 hours ago CAPE TOWN - There's outrage in the South African tobacco industry as illicit cigarettes are flooding the market. B...
Some Americans are acting like the pandemic is over. It's not CNN 16 hrs ago © Rick Bowmer/AP A new Gallup poll finds that the percentage of Americans who are social distancing is declining. Fewer Americans said they have avoided events with large crowds (62%), traveling (57%), public places (48%) and small gatherings (45%) in the seven days before being asked by Gallup than at any point since the middle of March 2020, when the pandemic first became a reality for many Americans. This poll is backed up by a late March Axios/Ipsos poll, which showed more and more Americans are willing to ...