- 14 – days since President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation on Sunday, 11 July 2021.
- 28 – days in which measures were put in place, alongside the continued adherence of South Africans to basic health precautions, to reduce the rate of infection.
- Around 12 000 – the average number of daily new infections over the last week, by 25 July 2021.
- 20% – a drop in the average number of daily new infections from the previous week, by 25 July 2021.
- 50 – maximum number of people allowed indoors.
- 100 – maximum number of people allowed outdoors.
- 50 – maximum number of people allowed at funerals and cremations.
- More than 240 000 – vaccines being administered every weekday, by 25 July 2021.
- Around 100 000 – vaccines administered per weekday a month ago, by 25 July 2021.
- More than 6.3 million – vaccines that have been administered by 25 July 2021.
- Over 10% – the South African population that has received a vaccine dose by 25 July 2021.
- 18 to 34 – ages of people to be vaccinated from 1 September 2021.
- Over 35 – the age groups of people currently eligible to be vaccinated.
- Around 31 million – additional doses from Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson scheduled to be received within the next two to three months.
- More than 300 – lives lost due to the riots in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng two weeks ago.
- R350 – value of the monthly Social Relief of Distress Grant to be reinstated until the end of March 2022.
- R400 million – money that government has contributed to the Humanitarian Crisis Relief Fund, established by the Solidarity Fund, to assist with the immediate needs of affected communities.
- 4 – the months for expanding the Employment Tax Incentive.
- Below R6 500 – the monthly salary of employees who will benefit from the Employment Tax Incentive that has been expanded for four months.
- R750 – the value of the increased Employment Tax Incentive expanded for four months to include any employee earning below R6 500.
- 35% – the value of the automatic deferral for three months of Pay-As-You-Earn tax liabilities for employers with revenue below R100 million.
- Below R100 million – the revenue of employers benefiting from the automatic deferral for three months of Pay-As-You-Earn tax liabilities.
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