Many people are still confused about the time change when Daylight Savings starts this Sunday.
We took to the streets to ask some people what they understand about daylight savings, what time it will start and how it will affect them and this is what they had to say.
Meanwhile, the Lami Town Council is optimistic that daylight savings will benefit everybody in the country.
Council's Chief Executive Officer Priya Iyeli said that they are encouraging the business houses to open longer and make use of the hours.
Daylight Saving starts this Sunday at 2am and people are expected to wind their clocks an hour ahead.
This means you can either wake up at 2am and wind your clock an hour ahead making it 3am or you can do the same whenever you wake up on Sunday.
Daylight saving will continue until 25th April next year. It was first introduced in the country in 1998.
Many still confused about daylight savings
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