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Liquor Outlets To Pay US$400 For Violating Licence Conditions

9 months agoThu, 13 Jun 2024 06:07:48 GMT
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Liquor Outlets To Pay US$400 For Violating Licence Conditions

Cabinet on Tuesday approved a US$400 penalty for liquor outlets found guilty of violating licence conditions.

Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Jenfan Muswere said the Cabinet received and considered a report on the National Drug and Substance Abuse Response, presented by Home Affairs Minister, Kazembe Kazembe.

Addressing journalists during a post-Cabinet media briefing in Harare on Tuesday, Muswere said that a recent operation conducted by the Police netted 124 bar owners for flouting terms and conditions of the law governing the sale of alcohol. He said:

Joint operations involving the Liquor Licensing Board and the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) were conducted resulting in 724 liquor premises being inspected, out of which 124 outlet owners were arrested for violating licence conditions.

Cabinet also approved the upward review of the fine from Level 5 of US$30 to Level 7 which is US$400 or the ZIG (Zimbabwe Gold) equivalent or imprisonment for a period not exceeding two years.

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During the operation, 48 bases (locations where drug trafficking, distribution, and abuse occur) were busted. Said Muswere:

The fight against the scourge of drug and substance abuse is continuing across all provinces of the country. Monitoring, surveillance and law enforcement activities continue with a total of 2 373 individuals having been arrested while 48 bases were identified, raided and destroyed in six provinces, namely: Harare (10), Manicaland (25), Mashonaland Central (6), Matabeleland North (3), Mashonaland West (2) and Midlands (2).

Commonly abused drugs in Zimbabwe include alcohol, cannabis (mbanje/marijuana), crystal meth (mutoriro), heroin, and glue.

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19 Comments

nigga boss · 9 months ago
Expect ndiudzewo kt pumber rinoputwa sei ndidhakwewo plz
Anonymous · 9 months ago
May you also destroy ntshengu distillers .Ntshengu is killing our communities
Gh · 9 months ago
I agree with you @Foux, I agree with you younger
Gh · 9 months ago
Time will fail me if I'm to tell you about the beauty of drugs.
Gh · 9 months ago
only doctors understand when it comes do drugs. Researchers, us, we know every particle , every element even a photon is a drug. Children, uncle Gh here would like to teach you more about drugs and their beauty. U don't even know water is a drug, open up your notebook and learn, from the definition of drug.
Gh · 9 months ago
I agree with you. Ndoro nderedu, ende tichanwa. Ma drugs totomarova regardless of your dmn thinking
zoo · 9 months ago
if they are to raid all bstores in zimbabwe all will pay that fine coz tumbwa turikuwanikwa in every bstore in zimbabwe even mbanje dzakungoputwa pese pese.vono supplyer mapurisa saka hapana kurikuyendwa senyika
Anonymous · 9 months ago
$400 fine only? No problem, that is the cost of 2-3 bottles of top whisky.
Scud · 9 months ago
Kunyepa, which whisky costs that much?
Anonymous · 9 months ago
Misleading ..... ??? Liquor owners no ........ sellers without licence yes ?????? Pindula
🤔 · 9 months ago
Mash East yakachena wena.
Fox 🦊 · 9 months ago
Ungakundwe nenyika kudhakwa hazviite
Obey · 9 months ago
doro ngarimwiwe chaizvo
Rembudzi · 9 months ago
Vanhu vanyanya kudhakwa mhanhi batai masupplier acho
woof · 9 months ago
Ma Shabeen omuka zvino!!!!!!
Expert · 9 months ago
Ko ma pampa mamasirey ariku abuswa futi
chasura · 9 months ago
mapumper vasekuru anonatsodaka zvirismart hautombondioni kuti ndakarohwa nepumber

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