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13 July 2020
In our Covering COVID-19 series, our Corporate and Commercial team provided key takeaways for business operations during alert level 4 and alert level 3 in South Africa.
Now, in this supplementary part to our handbook series: Covering COVID-19, we provide similar guidance in relation to the recent, more restrictive changes to alert level 3 (advanced & amended) announced by President Ramaphosa on 12 July 2020.
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