SA Breweries has decided to challenge the current blanket alcohol ban in court as a last resort. In SAB’s view, the decisions taken and the processes followed by the National Corona-virus Command Council to re-ban the sale of alcohol were unconstitutional.

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Eskom will implement Stage 2 load-shedding from ten o’clock this evening (Wed 6 Jan) until 5am. The same will happen tomorrow evening (Thurs 7 Jan). According to Eskom, this is required due to an earlier than planned shutdown of the Koeberg Unit 1 for maintenance.
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Health Minister dr Zweli Mkhize says 844 more people have died of Covid-19 related illnesses in the country, in what he has called a “grim milestone”. The 452 deaths in the Eastern Cape were due to data reconciliation from between May and November last year. It includes analysis of community cases in which post-mortem swabs were taken for testing where the diagnosis was unconfirmed at the time of death.

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