From confusion over cigarettes and alcohol to the humanitarian disaster that may await Africa when the pandemic is over, the news was not all good
A couple jogs past cooling towers of the defunct Orlando Power Station in Soweto, as SA starts to relax some aspects of a stringent nationwide lockdown set to slow down the coronavirus spread on May 7 2020. Picture: REUTERS/SIPHIWE SIBEKO
1. The growing unease at the use of the Disaster Management Act to limit freedom of movement and ban the sale of alcohol and tobacco products has led to a change in the discourse around the Covid-19 lockdown. Residents questioned it from day one, businesses soon followed, but,
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