President Cyril Ramaphosa speaks at a Methodist Church service in Port Shepstone, KwaZulu-Natal. File picture.President Cyril Rampahosa will at 7.30pm address SA on “provisions for the religious sector” during the ongoing national lockdown.
In a statement issued on Tuesday afternoon, the presidency said Ramaphosa would “lead the call for a National Day of Prayer” during the message. “During the address, the president is also expected to provide an update on provisions for the religious sector following a meeting of the National Coronavirus Command Council which considered the inputs made by the sector in recent consultations with interfaith leaders,” the statement read.
Religious leaders have petitioned to Ramaphosa to allow gatherings and for them to be declared an essential service. However, under regulations, religious gatherings are not permitted.
No thank you. I’ll listen to my God. Not to that lies from Cyril 🤥
I have a serious concern about allowing the drinking of liquor since it is a known factor that drunkards harm people in many ways, drunken driving; assaulting; abusing - women & children - causing traffic in hospitals and jails. Were the aforesaid facts considered Mr President?
This is one president who takes everyone's opinion into consideration
Will pastors finally be authorized to procure debit orders with respective banks to collect tithes from churchgoers? 😀😀😀
It's President Cyril wena man show some respect!
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