Statistics South Africa on Monday announced that its ISIbalo House headquarters had been temporarily closed after a staffer tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
Pretoria – Statistics South Africa on Monday announced that its ISIbalo House headquarters had been temporarily closed after a staffer tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
“Statistics South Africa head office, ISIbalo House, has been closed temporarily after a staff member tested positive for Covid-19. “As the building will not be accessible, the Quarterly Labour Force Survey: Quarter 1 2020 media conference scheduled for Tuesday will now be held at the Department of Environmental Affairs’ Environment House in Arcadia .”
In his weekly newsletter, Ramaphosa said even the public sector would not be spared from the negative consequences of a nationwide shutdown of economic activity aimed at slowing down coronavirus infections.
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