President Cyril Ramaphosa will deliver his 5th State Of the Nation Address (SONA) on Thursday, 11 February 2021.
SONA2021 will be downscaled this year, because
of the COVID-19 pandemic.
There will be no rehearsals on the days prior
to SONA.
The City of Cape Town’s Traffic Service advises
that road closures will be limited to the area around the Parliamentary
precinct, the M3 and N2 inbound.
The closures on the aforementioned main routes
will be intermittent, between 18:15 and 19:00 on the day, and will impact on
traffic flow.
PARKING RESTRICTIONS
In the following areas from midnight (23:59) on
Wednesday, 10 February 2021 to 23:45 on Thursday, 11 February 2021:
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Church Square, corner of Spin and Parliament Street
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Roeland Street: between Plein and Buitekant Street
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Plein Street: between Roeland and Spin Street
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Spin Street: between Parliament and Plein Street
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Parliament Street: between Longmarket and Bureau Street
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St John’s Streets: between Roeland and Vrede Street
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Adderley Street: between Wale Street and Longmarket Street
•
St Mary’s Cathedral Parking Area: between Bouquet and
Roeland Street
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Commercial Street between Buitenkant and Plein Street
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Barrack Street between Buitenkant and Plein Street
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Mostert Street between Buitenkant and Plein Street
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Wale Street up to Queen Victoria Street
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Hope Street from Roeland to Bouquet Street
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Longmarket to Barrack Street
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Church Street from St Georges Mall to Adderley Street
Change of direction: 06h00 – 23h45 on 11
February 2021
Commercial Street: between Plein and Buitenkant
Street becomes bi-directional.
Closure: 06h00 to 23h45 – 11 February 2021
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Church Square
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Roeland Street: between Plein and 69m past Hope Street
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Closure of Company Gardens
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Government Avenue from Orange Street to Wale Street
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Plein Street from Barrack Street to Roeland Street
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St Johns Street from Roeland Street to Bouquet Street.
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Gallery Lane
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Bouquet Street
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Parliament Street from the gates of Parliament to Spin Street
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Commercial Street: between Plein Street and 10m past the
Nieuw Meester entrance.
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