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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South African Breweries says the national ban on liquor-sales, has caused storage at its nine facilities across the country to reach maximum capacity. The company says it will now focus on reducing production, which has prompted it to suspend the contracts of 550 temporary contract workers. S.A.B. recently announced cutting staff-salaries by 10% while it also announced the cancellation of R 5-billion in capital investment for the year.
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The Health Department says it is concerned about teachers returning to schools today but also issued a warning to teachers, not to stay away from work out of fear of the new covid-19 variant. According to Netwerk 24, the department says it thinks schools are the safest place for teachers, during the second wave of covid-19. Departmental spokesman Elijah Mhlanga says so far, more teachers have picked up the virus and died because they attended funerals.

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