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Enyobeni tavern tragedy: complaint filed with SA Human Rights Commission

A complaint has been laid with the SA Human Rights Commission, calling for an independent inquiry into the deaths of 21 youngsters at the Enyobeni tavern on June 26. Parents say they are willing to do whatever it takes to get answers about how their children died, with some even prepared to have the bodies exhumed for further tests and investigations.

Enyobeni tavern tragedy: Complaint filed with Human Rights Commission

Families say they are willing to do whatever is needed to get answers, even exhume the bodies.

Would SA benefit from a change in drinking culture? Absolutely, says activist

The ban on alcohol during lockdown resulted in fewer trauma cases and alcohol related deaths.

Is change upon us in South Africa with new alcohol laws?

The Liquor Amendment Bill has been a long time coming, but is it the right move?

Liquor Amendment Bill might be further toughened up

Established by parents in 1997 as a means to help schools sustainably raise funds, Woolies became the programme's anchor partner two years later...

Liquor Amendment Bill may be further tightened to comba...

The Liquor Amendment Bill, which seeks to add restrictions on the sale of alcohol, has been on hold since 2018.

Concerns over bill allowing alcohol sales at schools

An advocacy group and civil society organisations are calling for the extension of the deadline for public comments on a bill that proposes allowing the sale and consumption of alcohol on school premises.

Excessive alcohol use leaves organisations asking for the Liquor Amendment Bill to be reintroduced to the national legislature

Tipsy at breaktime: Do liquor ads increase underage drinking? – Bhekisisa

Young South Africans are exposed to lots of liquor advertising, but the two bills which were designed to change this remain stuck in the pipeline.

Tipsy at break time: Do liquor ads increase underage drinking?

Young South Africans are exposed to lots of liquor advertising, but the two bills which were designed to change this remain stuck in the pipeline.