JOHANNESBURG - With the COVID-19 tourism relief fund depleted, Tourism Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane on Thursday said that she was hoping that the R200 million loan guarantee scheme would assist qualifying businesses who had not received financial help.
In response, government eased regulations and extended the curfew to 10pm to accommodate the battling restaurant industry. Over 3,200 businesses who applied for the relief fund were left empty-handed because the money ran out. The minister asked for patience.
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