1. FREE STATE LIQUOR ACT INTO OPERATION - LICENCE HOLDERS SHOULD TAKE NOTE !
The Free State Liquor Act came into operation on 11 June 2010. Licence holders should become aware of the implications, such as all licences expiring after 10 years.
CONTACT LIQUORWISE TO FIND OUT HOW THE NEW ACT WILL AFFECT YOU

2. GAUTENG SHEBEEN PERMITS EXTENDED BY 24 MONTHS
Shebeen liquor permits in Gauteng, which expired on Wednesday, have been extended by 24 months beginning July 1, the Gauteng Liquor Board announced. This was to allow time to draft new regulations focusing on improving service delivery, compliance and enforcement.
SHEBEEN PERMIT HOLDERS SHOULD CALL (011) 355 8158 FOR MORE INFORMATION

3. WOOLWORTHS TO START SELLING LIQUOR
Woolworths Holdings Ltd. may start selling liquor in or next to its existing stores in South Africa, Fin24 reported. The company is piloting the project at stores in Johannesburg and Cape Town. Commentators speculate that Woolworths wants to tap into the lucrative liquor market after it discontinued a pharmacy venture it tried with Netcare Ltd.
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4. NORTHERN CAPE LICENCE HOLDERS - NEW ACT HAS SERIOUS FINANCIAL IMPLICATION FOR LICENCE HOLDERS
The Nothern Cape Liquor Act came into operation on 1 April 2010, but many licence holders are still not up to date on the serious financial implications to them because of the new Act.
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5.COMMENTS FROM OUR CLIENTS
Unbelievable, thank you for your prompt reply! / Thanks you guys are great / Wens ek het van julle geweet toe ek my ander twee lisensies gedoen het!! / Baie dankie vir die vinnige en professionele hulp / Julle het rêrig my dag gemaak met die kwotasie!
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6. SHEBEEN LIFE - A SHORT CASE STUDY
Read a short case study on life of a typical shebeen owner - it may change your view forever.
READ WHAT PROBLEMS THE COMMITTEE HAD WITH THE LIQUOR BOARD

7. WC SHEBEEN ASSOCIATION ENGAGE SAP ON SUCCESSFUL SHEBEEN PROFILING
The Cape Argus reported that the groundbreaking initiative Restrictive Licensing System (RLS) has reduced crime by 80% in the Khayelitsha township in Cape Town. Police commissioners from other jurisdictions are meeting next week to discuss the implementation of the RLS in their own areas.
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