Mzansi’s alcohol industry have pledged their commitment to support president Cyril Ramaphosa’s goals in rebuilding the economy. The industry is working across the value chain to enhance their contribution towards ...
Despite being on life support due to the earlier covid-19 booze sales ban, the alcohol industry has announced a R165 million investment in direct harm-reduction programmes to, among others, help ...
From Bloemfontein to Belgium, people around the world are uniting in support for South African wine farmers who must pick up the pieces from tomorrow onwards when alcohol sales are ...
The continued ban on alcohol sales is now posing a threat to South Africa’s largest trade partnership with the European Union (EU). In a shocking development, Mzansi’s alcohol industry now ...
The National Liquor Traders Council (NLTC) has announced the planned launch of the “Tavern Dialogues” on Women’s Day to combat gender-based violence and femicide (GBV&F). The council said the initiative ...
Apart from the 40 000 commercial farmers in Mzansi, hundreds of thousands of smallholders contribute to the economy too. Many...
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