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Virus-free towns want to reopen. But what are the rules?

29 April 2020 - 06:00 By Philani Nombembe
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Drivers are checked by law-enforcement officials at a roadblock outside Aberdeen, near Beaufort West.
Drivers are checked by law-enforcement officials at a roadblock outside Aberdeen, near Beaufort West.
Image: Werner Hills

The mayors of four Western Cape municipalities with no confirmed Covid-19 are keen to reopen for business.

But they are in the dark whether they will be able to.

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