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If you’re new to this blog series and don’t know what’s happening with South Africa’s 21-day lockdown, my first post  has all the details. Or read all my lockdown posts.

Welcome to Day 900 of the South African lockdown.

For those of you who are new to this blog: The Melville Cat is an occasional guest contributor. Tonight he has written his first lockdown journal post.

Read all of the Melville Cat’s posts here. Read all of the lockdown journal posts here.

If you’re new to this blog series (and/or you live under a boulder) and don’t know what’s happening with South Africa’s 21-day lockdown, my first post has all the details. Or read all my lockdown journal entries.

Read all my lockdown journal entries.

It’s Lockdown Day 2 in South Africa.

According to the stats I just saw on the Ministry of Health Whatsapp service, South Africa now has 1187 confirmed cases of COVID-19. This number is up by only 17 cases since yesterday’s total. I have a really hard time believing this – I think it must be a reporting error – but who knows. I guess miracles are possible. Either way we’ve still got 19 more days of lockdown.

Read all my lockdown journal entries.

South Africa’s official lockdown started today.

South Africa has 1,170 confirmed cases of COVID-19 today. We also had our first death – a 48-year-old woman in Western Cape province.

Read all my lockdown journal entries.

Today is the day: South Africa’s COVID-19 lockdown begins at midnight. From this point forward I won’t be leaving my house except to buy food or medicine. It’s just me, the Melville Cat, and Trixie.