In South Africa’s liquor industry, a troubling paradox persists; while laws such as the Liquor Act of 2003 promise to facilitate market entry and promote diversity, the reality remains starkly different for independent black liquor distributors.

Represented by the Independent Retail and Liquor Distributors (IR&L Distributors), those from historically disadvantaged backgrounds face systemic barriers that stifle their growth and limit their opportunities.

We speak to Mfanelo Skwatsha - Executive Director at Independent Retail and Liquor Distributors.

In South Africa’s liquor industry, a troubling paradox persists; while laws such as the Liquor Act of 2003 promise to facilitate market entry and promote diversity, the reality remains starkly different for independent black liquor distributors.
Represented by the Independent Retail and Liquor Distributors (IR&amp;L Distributors), those from historically disadvantaged backgrounds face systemic barriers that stifle their growth and limit their opportunities.
We speak to Mfanelo Skwatsha - Executive Director at Independent Retail and Liquor Distributors.

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