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25 May 2020
Picture: GCISSA to move to level 3 lockdown from June 1

When South Africa moves to level 3 lockdown on June 1 you will be able to buy alcohol but cigarettes and other tobacco products are still off-limits, President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Sunday.

 
Continued tobacco ban for lockdown level 3 'is ridiculous' says SA Twitter users

President Cyril Ramaphosa said: "The sale of tobacco products will remain prohibited in alert level 3 due to the health risks associated with smoking."

 
Woman left with criminal record for attacking love rival

A Durban woman was sentenced to a fine of R20000 or six years’ imprisonment for accusing another woman of meddling in her love life and cutting off pieces of her hair.

 
Uncertainty as Western Cape teachers union holds talks on schools reopening

Their meeting was on the back of Sadtu in KwaZulu-Natal, Gauteng, North West and Limpopo publicly urging members not to return to work.

 
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President Cyril Ramaphosa made many South Africans happy with the news that restrictions on the sale of alcohol will be lifted when level 3 kicks in. Photo: Ross Jansen/African News Agency (ANA) Archives
South Africans rejoice after hearing alcohol will be sold on lockdown level 3
President Cyril Ramaphosa Picture: Jairus Mmutle/GCIS
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