The code of conduct is aimed at ensuring that there's no unnecessary use of force from SANDF members, following allegations of heavy-handedness towards members of the public.
Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande made the announcement on Saturday as the country prepares to ease lockdown regulations and re-open more sectors of the economy.
The DTI has faced criticism in the past on some of its regulations; such as the ban on cooked foods and e-commerce – which have since been allowed.
The KZN Christian Council said many religious leaders are struggling to pay their bills because of the ban on all gatherings.
Police Minister Bheki Cele said the police are tracking down syndicates who have expanded their trade into the illegal market of illicit and counterfeit alcohol and cigarette sales.
The investigation comes after video that shows police officers drag a mask-wearing woman into a police car after what looks like a verbal disagreement emerged.
In his briefing, Police Minister Bheki Cele compared the statistics from March 2019 and during the lockdown.
The committee's Mapiti Matsena said the decision comes after some communities have started to undermine the strict level 4 regulations, and mounting reports of abuse of power by authorities.
The Democratic Alliance wants the court to compel adequate parliamentary oversight over the Disaster Management Act, while the Helen Suzman Foundation wants the court to force Parliament to make special laws around the regulations.
The survey collected data from more than 16,000 participants in a bid to understand smokers' behaviour during the lockdown period.
DA interim leader John Steenhuisen said that continuing the lockdown is irrational and the regulations are unlawful.
This week, the Department of Employment and Labour found that some employers did not follow the basic prescripts of occupational health and safety laws and COVID-19 prevention regulations.
Government has given South Africans seven days to travel back to their homes or go to their places of work under level 4 lockdown regulations.
The ANCWL said the singling out of Dlamini-Zuma from the leadership serving in the council is a 'well-calculated move' to create an impression that the minister is undermining President Cyril Ramaphosa's leadership.
Minister Fikile Mbalula said the opening of driving license and testing stations will be staggered once inspection and verification of the state of readiness is done.
Citizens who were forced to stay within the confines of another province are now allowed a one-way trip to go back to where they need to be.
CoGTA Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma backtracked on the decision to allow the purchase of the products under level 4 lockdown regulations.
Steers, Debonairs, Fishaways, Roman’s Pizza and Chicken Licken are just some of the many fast food franchises around the country that have reopened.
