COVID-19 ANNOUNCEMENT

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We require proof of vaccination or a valid PCR/Antigen test at registration to allow entry into Enlit Africa.

PCR/Antigen testing will be available during Enlit Africa at the CTICC as follows:

Antigen rapid testing (15 minutes turnaround time) - ZAR300
PCR testing (18-24 hour turnaround time) – ZAR650
PCR express testing (5-6 hour turnaround time) – ZAR1 800

If your PCR test expires during the event, you will be required to do a new test to cover the duration of the event. Badges will be colour coded during the event to ensure this is monitored and tracked.

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What types of Covid-19 vaccines are acceptable?

The following vaccines are recognised by the World Health Organisation and will be accepted as a valid vaccine:

AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccine
COVAXIN
Covovax
Johnson and Johnson
Moderna
Nuvaxovid
Pfizer/BionTech
Sinopharm
Sinovac

Do you need to be fully vaccinated to enter the event? When does the last dose have to have been administered?

You either have to be fully vaccinated*, or present a negative PCR test no older than 72 hours.

*Fully vaccinated here refers to an individual who has received all the recommended doses of their primary COVID-19 vaccine. The final dose should be administered at least 14 days before your arrival at the event.

What does vaccine proof look like? Official certificate, QR Code?

A paper or electronic certificate which contains the following information:

Full name
Date of birth
Vaccine Issued e.g. AstraZeneca, Johnson and Johnson etc.
Date of final dose

Are there exemptions to having the vaccine?

Yes. Absence of proof of full vaccination will require a negative PCR test, obtained no more than 72 hours before registering at the event. Please note you may require multiple tests throughout the week to attend Enlit Afrca.

For those who aren’t vaccinated, is a lateral flow or antigen test sufficient? And what is acceptable as proof of a negative test result?

At present and in line with government regulations, the only test accepted is proof of a PCR test and the test certificate must be shown either electronically or in paper format. No more than 72 hours from the time taken, you may require multiple tests throughout the event.

What happens if you forget your proof of vaccination?

In order to avoid having to be tested onsite, ensure that you have sent yourself an electronic copy of your proof of vaccination. Without proof of vaccination, you will need to take a PCR test to obtain entrance to the event.

Will we have testing facilities onsite? If not, where can people get tested? What is the cost?

There will be a walk-in testing centre, operated by Callouts, located on the ground floor of CTICC2, open daily from Saturday 7 May until the end of the event. They will be able to provide onsite PCR testing and for any testing requirements you may have for your journey home. Cash (ZAR or USD) or credit card are accepted. Please click here to book to avoid queues.

Opening times
Saturday 4 June: 12:00 - 20:00
Sunday 5 June: 10:00 - 20:00
Monday 6 June: 07:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 7 June: 07:30 -17:00
Wednesday 8 June: 07:30 - 17:00
Thursday 9 June: 07:30 - 14:00

Please note that PCR test results are not immediately available, so please make sure you plan your testing in advance, as your entry into Enlit Africa will be significantly delayed.

How is Enlit Africa / CTICC going to check if people are vaccinated/tested negative? Will they have to prove it every time they come into CTICC?

You will need to show your vaccine certificate or PCR test result before entering the CTICC and proceeding to badge collection.

We are currently working with the CTICC and our security provider on the best way to manage multi-entry. We will confirm this shortly or when you collect your badge.