IN PICTURES | Lockdown over the weekend in the streets of Johannesburg
Older citizen Patricia Maposa enjoying her breakfast outside a Meals on Wheels feeding centre in Yeoville, Johannesburg. Two local experts have proposed a 'hybrid' model in which healthy people below 50 come out of lockdown, while those over 50 remain at home. (ALON SKUY)
Sunday Times photographer Alon Skuy on Sunday visited the hushed streets of the Johannesburg inner city during the fourth week of the lockdown.
While Sundays are normally quiet this is what he found ...
Pastor George together with the City of Johannesburg and Meals on Wheels feeding over 600 homeless people breakfast, lunch, supper on a daily basis.
Food is given to all those who need a meal at Berea Park, Worldview Park, Jet and Shoprite in Raleigh Street.
One homeless resident, Patricia Maposa, who was at the Meals on Wheels feeding centre in Yeoville, commented that she “is hungry and is impatient” for the lockdown to end.
Deserted Johannesburg streets during the Covid-19 lockdown. (ALON SKUY)
A man eats a meal provided by the Agnieszka's Haven Community and Rehabilitation Centre, in downtown Johannesburg. (Alon Skuy )
Homeless people stand in a feeding scheme queue in Johannesburg. (Alon Skuy )
Police conduct stop-and-search operations in Yeoville, Johannesburg. (Alon Skuy )
Pastor George, from the Agnieszka's Haven Community and Rehabilitation Centre, with the help of City of Johannesburg and Meals on Wheels feed over 600 homeless people daily. (Alon Skuy)
Police conduct stop-and-search operations in downtown Johannesburg. (Alon Skuy )
People queuing for food parcels in downtown Johannesburg. Politicians' credibility is so damaged that their pleas to the poor to stop looting were 'but a cruel joke', says Anglican archbishop Thabo Makgoba. (Alon Skuy )
Police conduct stop and search protocols in downtown Johannesburg. (Alon Skuy )
A SANDF soldier buying a loaf of bread at a supermarket in Johannesburg. (Alon Skuy )
SANDF member walks past the taxi rank vegetable vendors. (Alon Skuy)
SANDF soldiers at the bread counter at a Johannesburg supermarket. (Alon Skuy )
Policeman walks through Yeoville, Johannesburg. (Alon Skuy )