Stupid lockdown laws are turning us all into criminals. Change them, Cyril

Not being able to get out earn an income has made life a living hell for so many.

April 14, 2020 at 4:36 am

Wendy Knowler

Consumer journalist

Law enforcement officials confiscate and pour alcohol onto a street in Johannesburg at the start of lockdown. — Law enforcement officials confiscate and pour alcohol onto a street in Johannesburg at the start of lockdown. (Alaister Russell/The Sunday Times)

Not being able to get out earn an income has made life a living hell for so many.

And vague regulations, inconsistencies, and seemingly overly punitive restrictions, in some cases, fuel the fire.

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