- An evening curfew between 23:00-04:00
- Non-essential establishments such as restaurants and bars must close at 22:00 to allow staff to travel before curfew
- All gatherings are limited to 100 people indoors and 250 people outdoors
- Where a venue is too small to accommodate these people, then no more than 50 percent of the venue capacity can be used
- Funerals remain restricted to 100 people, while after-funeral gatherings remain prohibited
- Night vigils, after-funeral gatherings, and “after-tears” gatherings are not allowed
It remains mandatory for every person to wear a face mask that covers their nose and mouth at all times when in public spaces. It is a criminal offence not to do so.
From the volcano in Goma of Congo DRC, the elected Member, Hon. Elvis Muturi wa Bashara, personally spoke to St.Ange and updated him on the situation on the ground. Hon. Muturi who resides in Goma sees the need for a call of action to give a break to the affected population especially as a second volcano warning is being discussed for Mount Nyiragongo and Mount Murara in the Viruga National Park. Geoffrey Lipman, the Creative Disruption Architect at the SUNx Program is one who is leading the call to action. This disaster arrived as a second change of government in Mali took place pushing the ECOWAS to react and evict Mali from its West Africa body.
“The time is now for Africa to move forward as one. It is not a time for distractions and ‘trial and error’ actions. Things may get much worse before it gets better, and people will suffer. No one has a monopoly on ideas, and everyone must be heard and invited to participate in the rebuilding of their country and this is immaterial of the color of their skin, political affiliation, religious belief, or sexual difference. The time is now to PLACE SQUARE PEGS IN SQUARE HOLES AND ROUND PEGS IN ROUND HOLES. Let us be united and give Africa a break. Leaders must be brave and call on adversaries of the past to sit together to tackle the way forward as one,” said Alain St.Ange, head of his Saint Ange Tourism Consultancy, and the ATB President, speaking from his Jakarka base where he is pushing for new ways for South-South Cooperation through FORSEAA (Forum of Small Medium Economic Africa Asean).
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