Zuko Komisa

Limpopo Province is introducing a new alcohol curfew.
Alcohol sales in the province will no longer be permitted after midnight as of August 1.
According to the MEC for Economic Development, Environment and Tourism, Rodgers Monama alcohol laws which will see the sale of liquor prohibited at midnight from next month.
Monama has said that the alcohol midnight curfew aims to address the province’s social issues such as community instability to gender-based violence.
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Limpopo MEC for Economic Development, Environment and Tourism, Rodgers Monama spoke to point of View with Phemelo Motene about a new curfew that will see outlets and nightlife spots with liquor licences being prohibited from operating after midnight from next month in a bid to curb crime in the province.
Listen to the full the conversation here:
Monama argued that modest home consumption should be promoted rather than dangerous nightlife that continues serving and selling alcohol past midnight.
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