Alcohol can be sold by licensed premises such as bottle stores from 9am until 5pm from Monday to Thursday, according to new level 2 regulations gazetted on Monday.
The new regulations were signed by co-operative governance & traditional affairs minister Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma.Alcohol can be purchased for on-site consumption at licensed restaurants or taverns for example throughout the week, until 10pm.
It remains mandatory to wear a face mask in public, using public transport or entering a premises under level 2. A night curfew remains in place between 10pm and 4am and gatherings, including social gatherings, are still limited to 50 people at any one time at places such as gyms, bars, taverns and shebeens.
Travel between provinces is now allowed and restrictions on the use of beaches and parks have been lifted.This is a developing story.
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