Should alcohol sales at bars, restaurants and shebeens stop at midnight? The DG Murray Trust thinks so, arguing that late-night alcohol sales could be fuelling binge-drinking and worsening alcohol-related health problems in South Africa.
Should alcohol sales at bars, restaurants and shebeens stop at midnight? The DG Murray Trust thinks so, arguing that late-night alcohol sales could be fuelling binge-drinking and worsening alcohol-related health problems in South Africa. The trust is prepared to take the fight all the way to the Constitutional Court. But would a midnight cut-off make a real difference? We speak to Kashifa Ancer, Campaign Manager for the trust’s Rethink Your Drink campaign.
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