Under Level 3 of the lockdown, the curfew was 22h00 – 04h00 while gatherings were limited to 50 people indoors and 100 outdoors

After a miserable 18 months for the alcohol industry, the inevitable move to Level 2 is set to bring a flurry of benefits for liquor traders.

Level 2 is coming, and South Africa’s lockdown laws are set for another revamp ‘in the days ahead’. But what are the biggest changes coming our way?

The long, bleak winter of 2021 is officially behind us, and Level 2 of lockdown is almost upon us. All that’s missing is an address from Cyril Ramaphosa.

Is that a move to Level 2 we can sense, here? BER experts are now confident that the current lockdown restrictions will be relaxed ‘imminently’.

The African National Congress (ANC) will hold a series of NEC meetings from Friday until Monday. Here’s what will be discussed.

Health Minister Dr Joe Phaahla says they could advise for the easing of restrictions should the COVID-19 cases continue declining

A call for Level 2 lockdown in the Western Cape has been made official on Wednesday. Winde says it’s time to focus on livelihoods now that the province has exited its third wave peak.

Surging COVID-19 infections across South Africa saw President Cyril Ramaphosa announcing revised lockdown restrictions for the country.

It’s the morning after the night before – but what exactly has changed on Monday, after Cyril Ramaphosa put SA under Adjusted Level 2 restrictions?

President Cyril Ramaphosa has stressed that under Level 2 of the lockdown, wearing a mask in public remains mandatory

It’s only a matter of time before President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses the nation on the latest efforts to combat the spread of COVID-19

It looks like Cyril Ramaphosa WILL address the nation ‘imminently’, as the government weighs-up moving South Africa to Level 2 restrictions.

Brace yourselves for impact, because Level 2 is coming in for a landing: Zweli Mkhize says lockdown changes are ‘being finalised’.

When Professor Karim gets involved, you know things are getting real: SA’s top epidemiologist is also calling for a Level 2 lockdown over Easter.

With the NCCC said to be meeting this week, tighter lockdown restrictions for Easter are allegedly on the agenda: But what changes if SA moves to Level 2?

The lesser-spotted Level 2 of lockdown could come into force ‘within the next two weeks’, as PWC analysts forecast lighter restrictions for March.

Who’s ready for a family meeting? Cyril Ramaphosa is set to announce plans to put SA into Level 2 of lockdown – changing the rules around social gatherings.

The shift from Level 3 to Level 2 of lockdown is potentially seismic, and with SA on the brink of easing lockdown, there are several big changes to note.

Dare we dream? A significant shift in optimism has brought Cabinet to a very interesting discussion point – and a move to Level 2 lockdown is on the cards.

According to the Zimbabwe Ministry of Information, Publicity, and Broadcasting Services, Zimbabwe will open its borders for international travel on 1 October.

Hoping to re-boost their tourism sectors, a host of trendy destinations in Europe are offering an array of incentives to attract you to their shores once possible.

Without much fanfare, there have been a few changes and amendments to our laws during Level 2 of lockdown – here’s what is new for SA.

Tourism Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane has chastised certain restaurants for breaking Level 2 laws, and offering ‘takeaway alcohol’ services.

Some 2,500 women from all tourism backgrounds heeded the call this August to stand in solidarity with their sisters – an industry whose workforce comprises 70% women and has been ravaged by the effects of the lockdown.