ZIMBABWE: Sales curfew threatens SABMiller's beer ops
By Chris Mercer | 18 October 2010
A Government proposal to ban alcohol sales on weekday evenings threatens to dampen SABMiller's fresh optimism for beer in Zimbabwe.
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A Government proposal to ban alcohol sales on weekday evenings threatens to dampen SABMiller's fresh optimism for beer in Zimbabwe.
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