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Lockdown Level 1: What you need to know at a glance
The president announced the much-anticipated relaxation of lockdown regulations on Wednesday evening (16 September 2020).
RELATED: Ramaphosa announces relaxed rules under Level 1, from Monday
While the country moves to Level 1 from midnight on Sunday 20 September, changes to international travel rules kick in on 1 October.
Here's the presidency's summary of changed rules under Level 1:
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