Regulation & tax · South Africa
· 1 min read · Source: EWN
A legal dispute over municipal restrictions on late-night alcohol trade has reached South Africa's Constitutional Court. The case examines proposed limits that would prohibit alcohol transactions past midnight. The nation's highest court will deliver a binding ruling determining operational hours for licensed alcohol establishments.
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