For 13 weeks hundreds of thousands of people who rely on alcohol for a livelihood have stared financial ruin in the face.
Now that the ban on the sale of alcohol products has been lifted, they face another fear – that South Africans will not drink responsibly and force the government’s hand in banning booze again. Are you expecting this to happen?Yes, we are a nation of alcoholicsYes, we are a nation of alcoholics14% - 75 votes
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