SOUTH AFRICA. Kleinmond, Western Cape. January 2, 2021. Lorelei Subotzky looks out over the small coastal town of Kleinmond in the Western Cape, South Africa. "Tweede Nuwe Jaar" (Second New Year) is traditionally the day that South Africans flock to the beaches, but a second wave Covid Lockdown has closed all beaches and rivers for recreation. As can be seen in this aerial view, almost all South African towns are still divided along both racial and economic lines - which makes lockdown much easier to bear for some groups as opposed to others. Of course, it is the privileged whites with their big houses and gardens that complain the most about their freedom to go to the beach being curtailed.