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South Africans are advised to check and possibly cancel their travel plans to the United States. This, as travelers from SA are expected to be banned from entering the US, in line with a host of new restrictions which will be signed into law by new US President Joe Biden, today. South Africans are expected to be banned from traveling to the US, with effect from Saturday.

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