South Africa has officially moved back to COVID-19 lockdown Level 1. This was announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa during his address to the nation on 28 February.  Here is a round-up of what travel

Twenty South African land borders that were closed for more than a month, have been reopened on 15 February. On Saturday, cabinet gave the go-ahead for

Health Minister, Dr Zweli Mkhize, together with other leading experts held a media briefing on 7 February 2021, outlining important updates on South Africa’s vaccine

During President Cyril Ramaphosa’s address to the nation last night, 1st February, he announced that Cabinet have decided to steadily ease a number of restrictions under

The Department of Tourism, in partnership with the Small Enterprise Finance Agency (SEFA), has launched the long-anticipated Tourism Equity Fund (TEF). The fund will be used

Please find below an invitation to the virtual launch of the Tourism Equity Fund, taking place tomorrow, 26 January 2021 at 16h00. ASATA members are

ASATA would like to share with you the article below, and an interview published and released by Moneyweb in relation to TBCSA’s stance around the reinstatement

Minister of Home Affairs, Aaron Motsoaledi on 12 January held a media briefing, elaborating on Home Affairs priority services to be offered during COVID-19 adjusted

Beaches and public swimming pools remain closed, the ban on alcohol remains in place and land borders are closed until 15 February 2021.   President Cyril