And.. Tesla customers can now buy their car with Bitcoin – that’s the latest from company chief Elon Musk. Musk, who’s a well known Bitcoin enthusiast, made the unexpected announcement in a tweet. Tesla has invested heavily in the digital currency, buying one-point 5 billion dollars worth of Bitcoin.

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The National Coronavirus Command Council is reportedly meeting tomorrow (Thurs 25 March), amid warnings that the country could experience a third wave of infections after the Easter holidays. News24 reports the meeting could be regarding imposing several temporary restrictions, over Easter, to prevent the further spread of Covid-19…
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The National Coronavirus Command Council is expected to mull over increasing numbers for church and religious gatherings over the Easter weekend. This comes, despite advice from the Ministerial Advisory Committee – made up of some of the country’s leading scientists – that the country should be moved to stricter restrictions. According to news24, the Council has been advised, by the Ministerial Advisory Committee, to put the country under an Alert Level 2 lockdown as a precaution for the Easter holidays. This would include a 10pm curfew, restricting alcohol sales again to Mondays to Thursdays and restricting the number of people attending gatherings to 50 only.

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