‘Stakeholders had enough time to object to Limpopo Liquor Act’
The Limpopo Economic Development Department insists that it gave the Sekhukhune Liquor Traders
Amending alcohol trading laws will destroy businesses: National Liquor Traders Association
The National Liquor Traders Association says it is ready to seek legal advice should its forthcoming
Growing concerns over new liquor trading hours cut-off times in Limpopo
There are growing concerns that the legislation that bars the sale of alcohol after midnight in
National Liquor Traders call for more stringent laws to curb the sale of illicit alcohol
An organisation called National Liquor Traders (NLT) says stringent monitoring systems are urgently
Consumption of alcohol in public places to be key focus for Cape Town during festive season
The City of Cape Town says the consumption of alcohol in public spaces will be a key focus area for
‘Taverns located close to schools a challenge in Gauteng’
Taverns that are located close to schools, still pose a huge problem in Gauteng. Research conducted
East London’s Scenery Park youth demand action to stop underage drinking
The youth of Scenery Park in East London, Eastern Cape, is requesting that various facets of society
Countrywide glass shortage threatens supply of alcohol
A countrywide glass shortage is threatening the supply of alcohol with the tavern sector expected to
Council calls on government to consider employees in the alcohol industry as experts warn of a possible COVID-19 fourth wave
The National Liquor Traders Council (NLTC) has appealed for government to consider the livelihoods
Global glass shortage affects the liquor industry
The alcohol industry which has been trying to recover losses emanating from lockdown restrictions
Western Cape Liquor Authority to conduct safety operations to prevent trauma cases
The Western Cape Minister of Community Safety, Albert Fritz says the province’s Liquor Authority and
Liquor Traders Council welcomes lifting of alcohol sale ban
The National Liquor Traders Council (NLTC) has largely welcomed the announcement by President Cyril
Government lifts alcohol sales ban
Cabinet has opened up the sale of alcohol as the country moved from Alert Level 4 to Adjusted Alert
Vinpro’s urgent application to interdict alcohol sales ban postponed
Wine industry representative body Vinpro’s urgent interdict application in the High Court in Cape
Liquor Traders Council warns that members are considering defying the ban on alcohol sales
The National Liquor Traders Council (NLTC) has warned that some industry members are considering
Beer Association disappointed over alcohol sale ban
The Beer Association of South Africa (BASA) has expressed disappointment over cabinet’s banning of
Taverns located near schools remain a huge problem in rural Eastern Cape
Taverns that are located close to schools remain a huge problem in the Eastern Cape, especially in
Alcohol sale ban not sustainable amid COVID-19 infections: Expert
A surgery expert says although a temporary ban on the sale of alcohol during the coronavirus
Infectious Diseases Specialist concerned about alcohol consumption during the Easter weekend
Infectious Diseases Specialist at Frere Hospital in the Eastern Cape, Dr David Stead, has expressed
RASA welcomes on-site alcohol consumption lockdown regulation over Easter
RASA welcomed the announcements made by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Tuesday night that allows the