In March, the President of South Africa declared a national state of disaster, announcing emergency measures to mitigate the severity of the impact of the Coronavirus. These measures are essential to protect our nation, but they will undoubtedly cause a further unprecedented decline in economic activity.

“The world is facing a medical emergency greater than in a century,” said Mr Ramaphosa.

We find ourselves in unchartered waters. This is no time to start panicking. It is time to stand united and in solidarity to minimise the potential far-reaching impact of the deep health and economic crisis we are facing.

In tough economic times, it is especially important that you remain money savvy and safeguard your income and savings.  Remain invested in order to reach your long-term goal.

Hold on through the hard times, and take steps to protect your health and future.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has given standard recommendations for the general public to reduce exposure to and transmission of the disease, which include hand and respiratory hygiene, and safe food practices.

Make sure you:

 

Hold on through the hard times, and take steps to protect your health and future.

 

 

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