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Cape Town's nightlife is feeling the effects of lockdown regulations.
Cape Town's nightlife is feeling the effects of lockdown regulations.
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Enforcement to ensure compliance of lockdown regulations are expected to be beefed up and will specifically target Cape Town's thriving nightlife.

On Tuesday, President Cyril Ramaphosa placed the country under Level 3 of the lockdown amid a surge in Covid-19 infections.

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