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Special sectionsIn the news | Regulatory news Shebeen permit extended by 8 monthsGauteng MEC for economic development Qedani Mahlangu has given shebeens in the province permit extensions for eight months. Mahlangu said the extension would provide the necessary space for the migration of shebeen permits into the liquor licensing regime. This will lead to better regulation of the sale of liquor in Gauteng. The decision was welcomed by the Gauteng Liquor Forum (GLF), which represents more than 8000 shebeen and tavern owners. The GLF had voiced concerns over the proposed changes to the Gauteng Liquor Bill, which would have seen shebeen permits expire this month. GLF spokesman, Linda Madida said: "We applaud the MEC's decision to extend shebeen permits for another eight months. We believe that this will give liquor traders across our province the opportunity to be a part of the process that will shape the Gauteng Liquor Bill going forward. "By taking this decision, Mahlangu is providing an opportunity of further engagement with all stakeholders to be part of the process to develop a legislative-enabling environment for shebeen licensing." Madida reminded GLF members to follow permit rules. "Permits are not for sale and their renewal is free of charge. Mahlangu has given us all the opportunity to trade legally, so let's ensure that we do it responsibly," he said. Last month, Mahlangu said shebeen permits, which were due to expire in June 2010, would be reviewed and communities living near shebeens would be consulted. She said there would be rules prohibiting shebeens from operating within 500 metres of a school or place of worship. Source: Sowetan SOURCE I-Net BridgeFor more than two decades, I-Net Bridge has been one of South Africa’s preferred electronic providers of innovative solutions, data of the highest calibre, reliable platforms and excellent supporting systems. Our products include workstations, web applications and data feeds packaged with in-depth news and powerful analytical tools empowering clients to make meaningful decisions. We pride ourselves on our wide variety of in-house skills, encompassing multiple platforms and applications. These skills enable us to not only function as a first class facility, but also design, implement and support all our client needs at a level that confirms I-Net Bridge a leader in its field. Go to: http://www.inet.co.za
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