Capetonians gave their feelings on the U-turn concerning the sale of tobacco products under level 4 lockdown
“Why do they come up with this new nonsense of not being able to buy cigarettes!?” asked Knox.
“There're no more cigarettes at home, this is my last packet. I worked my stuff out so that I could last until Friday [when level 4 lockdown kicks in]. But now I don’t know what I’m going to do. “They need to listen to us and not only make up their own minds and do whatever pleases them,” said Knox. We spoke to more Capetonians after the announcement by minister of co-operative governance & traditional affairs, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma.
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