Some youth are supportive of the proposed National Liquor Policy but doubt it will be effective in their communities. The Department of Trade and Industry has started a consultative process for suggestions and comments on the document. Among other changes, it wants to increase the current legal drinking age of 18 to 21.
To discuss this further, we are joined by Moses Gama, founder and director of the Tsohang Youth Project.
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To discuss this further, we are joined by Moses Gama, founder and director of the Tsohang Youth Project.
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