AFRICAN MIRROR REPORTER SOUTH Africa’s president Cyril Ramaphosa has put the blame squarely on the shoulders of fellow citizens whose failure to adhere to COVID -19 regulations has led to a dramatic increase in infections forcing the government to impose drastic measures. In a special address to the nation to reintroduce tough measures to stem the surge of the COVID-19 infections, Ramaphosa said South Africans had let their guards down and were now paying the price. “We have not been wearing masks.  We are not washing our hands or sanitising.  And we are not keeping a safe distance from others. …