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.

 

 

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&rsquo;s Rethink Your Drink campaign.
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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. 