Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula will at 15h00 provide more information on international travel. The country’s international borders are set to reopen tomorrow, with citizens of all African countries allowed to travel here. Mbalula will reportedly also announce which other countries will be allowed into South Africa, after the Health Department compiled a list of so-called “safe countries”.

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