Cathy Mohlahlana speaks Professor Corne van Walbeek: Professor at the School of Economics and the Director of Research Unit on the Economics of Excisable Products at the University of Cape
Town, on the rise in alcohol consumption amongst South Africans despite incomes decreasing. 

 

 

 

Cathy Mohlahlana speaks Professor Corne van Walbeek: Professor&nbsp;at the School of Economics and the Director of Research Unit on the&nbsp;Economics of Excisable Products at the University of Cape Town, on the rise in alcohol consumption amongst South Africans despite incomes decreasing.&nbsp;
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South Africans are broke but the alcohol consumption has increased 

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South Africans are broke but the alcohol consumption has increased

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