The City of Tshwane has recorded a sharp increase in the number of active COVID-19 cases. Our most recent COVID-19 report indicates that active cases have increased to 1 689 as of Monday, 22 November 2021. Last week Monday, the number of active cases stood at 362.
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How Much Do You Know About Cannabis? Cannabis has, to a degree, been decriminalised in South Africa since September 2018. Although this doesn’t technically mean that cannabis is legal, it does mean that it is no longer a criminal offence for adults to grow and consume cannabis in their private spaces, for their own personal…
January 2021 Trade Conditions Survey Cautionary Note on Survey: The lockdown process had an adverse effect on business and a number of regular respondents went out of business. The results should therefore be interpreted with the necessary circumspection. The second wave of Covid-19 infections and the return to a more stringent lockdown in December 2020…
JOSH (Johannesburg Organisation of Services to the Homeless NPC) was established in 2013 by Ms Mary Gillett-de Klerk, a social entrepreneur with social work qualifications and many years of experience, who has recently successfully completed the SECP (Social Entrepreneurship Certificate Programme) at GIBS (Gordon Institute of Business Science). The registration as an NPO (Non-Profit Organisation)…
Summary of the speech made by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Sunday 25 July 2021SA moves to LOCKDOWN LEVEL 3, with immediate effect. Curfew: 22:00 to 04:00 Social relief grant will be reinstated from August 2021 untill March 2022 – “the R350 is back”- watch out for the registration information. Gatherings: limited to 50 indoors and…
Please find attached the COVID-19 Impact Report on South Africa’s SMMEs which was conducted by 22 On Sloane. This is the same report that will be discussed on a webinar today (Wednesday 29 April 2020) on what various stakeholders can do/are doing to support start-ups/SMME’s during and beyond the Coronavirus pandemic. SACCI President Mtho Xulu…
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