South Africa opens its borders, economy but cautions on COVID-19 resurgence
AFRICAN MIRROR REPORTER BOUYED by declining COVID-19 infections, hospitalisations and deaths, South Africa has all but lifted restrictions on economic and social activity but warned of a possible resurgence. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced that the country will move to a “new normal”, under COVID-19 alert level 1. Under the “new normal”, South African wills be required to exercise caution, social distancing, good hygiene and wear a mask at all times. In terms of the new minor restrictions, the country will gradually open its borders to allow for international travel. From September 21, the following changes will come…