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SA on tenterhooks as Ramaphosa meets with coronavirus council

Reitumetse Makwea President Cyril Ramaphosa. Picture: Jairus Mmutle/GCIS With a looming third wave, another family meeting is on the cards as President Cyril Ramaphosa chairs the National Coronavirus Command Council today amid growing calls for an address on the country’s latest Covid-19 developments. Although the National Liquor Traders Council and the Liquor Traders Association of South Africa coalition pleaded to be consulted over any future lockdowns which may affect them, experts have advised that now might be the time for South Africa to up its vaccination game. The liquor industry also wants to ensure any decisions impacting alcohol prohibitions are guided by scientific evidence. According to acting deputy.

Alcohol ban: There is no vaccine for poverty! – National Liquor Traders Council

Alcohol ban: There is no vaccine for poverty! – National Liquor Traders Council 25 May 2021 2:09 PM Share This: The government’s position has really sent our people into poverty, says Lucky Ntimane. The talk of a ban is not sitting well. As South Africa braces for a third wave of Covid-19 infections, the National Coronavirus Command Council is considering a longer curfew, a limit on gatherings, and restrictions - or an outright ban - on the sale of alcohol. The South African liquor industry is scrambling to avoid another ban on alcohol sales. © langstrup/123rf.com Completely banning the sale of alcohol leads to a large drop in trauma admissions while partial prohibition does not conclude the authors of a study entitled “

Liquor council wants to meet govt over restrictions

Liquor council wants to meet govt over restrictions Updated Nomfundo Ngcobo Share this: As the third Covid-19 wave looms, the alcohol industry has written to the presidency requesting an urgent meeting related to Covid-19 related restrictions. Source: Pixabay The National Liquor Traders Council says it wants to sit down with government and look at ways to protect people from the virus while saving the livelihoods of millions of people. While governments plan to combat the third wave is not yet clear, the industry has been bearing the brunt of stringent restrictions. The Council s Lucky Ntimane says the proposed engagement seeks to ensure that any decisions taken are guided by scientific evidence. 

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