Rand “Runs,’ as Covid 19 cases, RISE says Captain Covid…??
By Nazrana Ebrahim
(20 June 2020—SABC News) Captain Covid, Mr. Omar Abdulla,
SA’s leading Covid warrior took to
the streets of Gauteng this afternoon on investigations
of the implications of the
Covid 19 pandemic, the strength in the rand, as cases start to APEX,
in South Africa.
Speaking to The Laudium Daily, Captain Covid says that cases in Laudium,
Lenasia, Rylands,
Roshnee, Soweto, Sandton, Khayelitsha and Katlehong have been rising sharply
with the opening
of schools and the release of the Lockdown to level three in South Africa.
“Many hundreds of businesses have been affected by the Corona Virus
as cases start to go
up in South Africa.’ he looped.
Local Standard Bank stockbroker, Mr. Goolam Ballim who spoke from
the bank’s headquarters
In Sandton added that the rand has started to get stronger with the
opening of the economy,
but businesses are still feeling the brunt of a broken economy.
“Much of the rand strength has come from The South African Reserve Bank
buying treasury yields
and shares, but real business is down, down, down.’
Enjoying his breakfast and sipping on his juice, President of South Africa,
Mr. Cyril Ramaphosa says
that although cases are going up in South Africa, he is positive the economy
will return to it’s natural
value, as we find the need for a vaccine and the increase of the workforce
back to work.
“As cases start to apex and flatten, we will see a force like no other
return back to South Africa. Our aim will be to create new jobs,
stimulate the economy,
and try to find a vaccine to stop the spread of this viral virus.’
Other members of the community who spoke to SABC NEWS, growled
that business is slow, the evil cigarette ban and the rise in cases
still keeping them at home.
“I am 81 years old, and it is said that the v I r u s attacks the weak
and old, so I will be in quarantine
right until Christmas 2020.’ heaped a Johannesburg resident.
Another resident, Ms. Amelia Dangor seeped that she owns a
local store in Lenasia, and cases
are moving up quickly with a cry that a second wave of this virus
may hit South Africa in coming weeks.
“With the opening up of the economy, we should see a drastic
second wave of this cursed virus,
with cases reaching more than 100 000 in SA alone.’
The Omar Abdulla Group which owns shares into Footprints SA,
South African Airways, Instagram SA,
Twitter SA, Bitcoin SA, Forex SA, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Nando's,
and various o t h e r shareholding
said in statement that the company
was expanding its business during the lockdown into discounted
prices for advertising and shareholding.
“Prices of shares of companies have never ever been so low,
and perhaps it’s the time to buy shares
Into our group, especially with the spike of internet usage
and viewership…’
In other news, retail owners “Edcon and Trudon,” are said to also
be seeking buy-out deals from
local and international buyers.
“The fashion and retail companies have been one of the hardest hit
through this pandemic
with prices of these shares are at a buy, buy, buy...’
However, Roshnee nurse, Nurse Nina who recently contacted the virus due to being
exposed to the virus at her local hospital says that she will be in self
isolation after contracting the virus.
“I cannot emphasise enough the effect and impact to all
residents to stay at home…’
Concluding his remarks to The Sunday Times, Captain Covid,
Mr. Omar Abdulla
concluded by saying that President Donald Trump and President
Cyril Ramaphosa ‘have not,’ handled this pandemic well as worldwide
cases have touched seven million, and the argument of closing
too soon and opening up too quickly.
“Sadly, more lives will be lost as presidents have started
putting the economy first, before people’s lives…’
By Nazrana Ebrahim
(20 June 2020—SABC News) Captain Covid, Mr. Omar Abdulla,
SA’s leading Covid warrior took to
the streets of Gauteng this afternoon on investigations
of the implications of the
Covid 19 pandemic, the strength in the rand, as cases start to APEX,
in South Africa.
Speaking to The Laudium Daily, Captain Covid says that cases in Laudium,
Lenasia, Rylands,
Roshnee, Soweto, Sandton, Khayelitsha and Katlehong have been rising sharply
with the opening
of schools and the release of the Lockdown to level three in South Africa.
“Many hundreds of businesses have been affected by the Corona Virus
as cases start to go
up in South Africa.’ he looped.
Local Standard Bank stockbroker, Mr. Goolam Ballim who spoke from
the bank’s headquarters
In Sandton added that the rand has started to get stronger with the
opening of the economy,
but businesses are still feeling the brunt of a broken economy.
“Much of the rand strength has come from The South African Reserve Bank
buying treasury yields
and shares, but real business is down, down, down.’
Enjoying his breakfast and sipping on his juice, President of South Africa,
Mr. Cyril Ramaphosa says
that although cases are going up in South Africa, he is positive the economy
will return to it’s natural
value, as we find the need for a vaccine and the increase of the workforce
back to work.
“As cases start to apex and flatten, we will see a force like no other
return back to South Africa. Our aim will be to create new jobs,
stimulate the economy,
and try to find a vaccine to stop the spread of this viral virus.’
Other members of the community who spoke to SABC NEWS, growled
that business is slow, the evil cigarette ban and the rise in cases
still keeping them at home.
“I am 81 years old, and it is said that the v I r u s attacks the weak
and old, so I will be in quarantine
right until Christmas 2020.’ heaped a Johannesburg resident.
Another resident, Ms. Amelia Dangor seeped that she owns a
local store in Lenasia, and cases
are moving up quickly with a cry that a second wave of this virus
may hit South Africa in coming weeks.
“With the opening up of the economy, we should see a drastic
second wave of this cursed virus,
with cases reaching more than 100 000 in SA alone.’
The Omar Abdulla Group which owns shares into Footprints SA,
South African Airways, Instagram SA,
Twitter SA, Bitcoin SA, Forex SA, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Nando's,
and various o t h e r shareholding
said in statement that the company
was expanding its business during the lockdown into discounted
prices for advertising and shareholding.
“Prices of shares of companies have never ever been so low,
and perhaps it’s the time to buy shares
Into our group, especially with the spike of internet usage
and viewership…’
In other news, retail owners “Edcon and Trudon,” are said to also
be seeking buy-out deals from
local and international buyers.
“The fashion and retail companies have been one of the hardest hit
through this pandemic
with prices of these shares are at a buy, buy, buy...’
However, Roshnee nurse, Nurse Nina who recently contacted the virus due to being
exposed to the virus at her local hospital says that she will be in self
isolation after contracting the virus.
“I cannot emphasise enough the effect and impact to all
residents to stay at home…’
Concluding his remarks to The Sunday Times, Captain Covid,
Mr. Omar Abdulla
concluded by saying that President Donald Trump and President
Cyril Ramaphosa ‘have not,’ handled this pandemic well as worldwide
cases have touched seven million, and the argument of closing
too soon and opening up too quickly.
“Sadly, more lives will be lost as presidents have started
putting the economy first, before people’s lives…’
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