The government, business, labour and other stakeholders are carefully scrutinising  the legislation through which a full lockdown can take place.

Given the rapid increase in the number of people affected by the coronavirus in SA, the question most people are asking now is whether  the country will join heavily hit countries such as China and Italy and go into a lockdown. ..

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